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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30

London. dated March - 1865. some
OF thiS letter was in cipher code also
and the translation Of the message
Is written over the cooling. Another
letter was one written by a German
"fiicer who Was TN Federal camp at
the battle Of shiloh Plains. Tenn.
April 10. 1862.
The Pageant Committee Of tho So
cietN. annoumccd that 70p tickets had
been sold, and that plaus were being
shaped for "a float To- he used by the
society in the coming Nahispa ccls.
hrau"n The lna,. as il now being
contemplated, WEI br a miniature
presentation of the White House of
the Confedcrncy."
Mrs Matte Harris. vicc-rcgcnt Of
the kcntuckN room. announced that
Gif; If $50 had been received for
mat room at the museum. Two new
annual members were elected They
are: Preston Bclvin. Of Richmond.
and II. X Smith. of Lexington. Ky.
Tho society recommended that in
N!tations 10 sent la tho regents OF
the rooms Of IN" Museum for the Con-
i"deratl reunion in June
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
PETERSBURG CITY MANAGER
LAUDS STATE ZONING LAW
Louis Brownlow Tells Members of Womans Club En-
abling Act Passed by Legislature Will Tend to Re-
Spaciousncss of Residential Sections.

i,ary r"in, OF view tn" plan is
good
Urging It's other recommendations
the speaker pointed out the financial
losses brought about by the lack Of
such regulation. "Whcr. one build
Ing" MIR. TIrownlow said. "surround-
eel hy sunlight and space. bring c
good rent. the placing "' tw" on
either side "t it. with mo- space be
tween il ana thcm. hogs the IiEht
and "a: aud rem, goes down FOR the
man in The middle. y billion dol
lars in rruiS was lost in New York
last year ~ Just that Way
Mr. Hruwul"w used Washington as
an example. The plan there was tn
divide IA" city int" residential
commercial Old light manufacturing.
g" manufacturing sections that did
not r"Tuir. the use of heavy MA
,hinery. The average height Of the
buildings was three story. the ma =
'rjiy Of tho city was to he occu-
pied by buildings tina: covered only
so per cent Of the area surrounding
The Council mus, have the advice
"f tn. men who nave studied tho
subject, lest ii make such mistakes
as that where the cit! drew the fine
between III" zones in tho middle Of
the street and the good accomplished
was negligible. In coming the city
there is 4 big job that can be done
only hy partnership Of interested
and ii.;cli'gent people |, sannot
succeed unless the people of Rich
m"nd Get behind the city Council.
Mr.. SrowL.<w said. ana bring abou,
the passage OF tho ordinance tho
state Legislature has authorized i,
to PASS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
RICHMOND MEN NAMED
IN CAME WARDEN LIST
Commissioner Mcdonald Lee
Makes Appointments Before
Leaving on Trip.

H. y Eackc,t. 303 Nurth Tvcutr-
eighth street: Charles : Thomas GiI
North ThirtN-third Stcci. and Frank
iiann"tti. BIS North Smith street.
were named game wardcns for the
city OF Richmond in "a llock Of APP
pointmcntG announced by Commits
si"ner w. Mcdonald Lee last night
hcfor" departing for Washington OF
official business with the Federal
government. Commissioners Ice said
there are about hfty more regular
wardcns To be appointed. aud over
most OF those remaining positions
there al. hot c9ntcsty Later 81.
appointments Of nonsaiaricd "spo-
ciar' wardcns. He expects To APP
point something like $50 OF these
throughout the state
Before returning t" tho city carly
next week commis si"u"r Lee will
visit the Western part az the state.
Tn" ,wardens appointed yesterday
follows
T.. y. Siddons, Goochland County.
sandy Hook: NJ. Z. owen. sos Camp
Avenue. Norfolk J.. -. Gillian,
brewer street. Norfolk: ". + Grail
Norfolk: II. =. Moore. special. Nor
folk; Kenneth w Harris, special
Petersburg: w. H. chapman. Mag
net. Isle Of Wight County j. McB.
McChesn-y. Fishcrvilic. Augusta
County. Nathan MuutE"mcry, Deer
field, Augusta County. Walter Smith.
StaUnton. NJ NJ Boyd. 'oviuEton. t..
L. Lindsay. HnlsvilIc. Carroll couu-
~. Il. &. kunklc. Pulaski. Pulaski
County: W. NJ Combs, swords Greek.
Russell County; \. NJ Newman.
Marion smythc County: T.. w Bowl
iu~. North TaIc~cl. TaXcwcll
county; H. G. icmrnc. WytheviIIc.
Wythc COUNTY: Frank Gianno;ti.
Richmond Lohu T. shank. Buchanan.
gotcrourt County; +. l.. McCrnw. l..
T.. H. l'armviilc, Cumberland coun-
", l.. 7 Richardson. T"anu. James
city. and Hrutou District ia YORK;
Charles :. Thomas. Richmond: II. y.
Racket. Richmond Henry T. Mon
cure. Williamsburg l.. :. McMan-
away. Warm Springs I'ath County.
Walter Iawicl. t. l. l. ?. l"uisa.
Louisa County irving :. Dunn.
Draconvilir. King and queen coun-
~ W. :. iIil. Walkcrton, King and
Queen County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
RECEIVES PLANS FOR
NEW MOVIE THEATER
hrh f1nin! Has Design OF Proposed
$oGO'OOO broad street Struc-

nlans for the proposed mo,ion-plc
'"r" theater To he erected on the
north side Of Broad Street. between
IN" Colonial Thcatcr and Seventh
street have been received by Ken
Finlay. lessee and MANAGER OF the
broadway Theatcr. who has in.
tcrestcd with him the Pryor Broth
"rs. "f panyill". Il. -. Cravcr, ot
Charlotte. y. G., and Frank Fcrrau-
dimi OF Hichmond
Th" proposed struc;ur" Will front
les feet on Ernad street. ani /, Is
estimated the building will COS, more
iian s$oo.pQ". while the gr"nnd value
Will bring Tic project up To appruAi-
matclN Si"n.0i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Sphinx Club. Acca Temple. or
ranization meeting and luncheon.
Hotel Richmond. l.. NJ
Council City Farm Committee.
CITY lIa !. 900 i. NJ
Joint Conference Richmond Lii
brary Association organization
committee and Chamber Municipal
Committee. Chamber auditorium
! 30 u. NJ.
Women Voters Of Clay Ward.
political meeting. at 2Jl5 Han
over Avenue. T.. VI.
Ice Ward political meeting,
auspices i.caru" OF Women No-
tors. t"'"mh" Hall y T.. NJ
Richmond Euild,rs' Exchange.
Murphy's Hotel. S:I' l. NJ.
board "f Managers. Retreat for
tn" sick. Hospital. |! y. NJ.
'f"t thcatcr calendar. i,c page
hvs)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
PAGEANT FLORAL PARADE
IN GARDEN CLUBS HANDS
Organization Asked to Take
Charge of Feature on
Confederate Da>.
no ACCEPT. II Is uNnEt>roon
Mrs. Th"mns =. whcriwrirht slated
Tor Chairman of tommittrr-B. \.
Ruhin VIII Confcr Today ON New
port News IIOnts,

The James River Garden Cluh Of
Richmond has been iuvit.I hy Tin"
float committee of the NirEiuia His
i"rical Pageant To take chnr.cof tho
preparations for the floral parade en-,
confederate Day" Of ragcan, week.
May :: 10 ~. and Mrs Thomas :
Wheclwri.ht was asked to take ih .
Chairmanship of the noral commit
tee. 1t was understood last nis 1T
that Airs. Wheclwrient VIII a.,on,
the embarrassing. and that the jaime,
River Garden club will assume 'ne
work of plannIn. details FOR til.
floral parade.
Considerable business Was trans
acted by the pagean; float committee.
composed Of Mrs. John Skeiiur WI
iiams. Arthur NJ. Cannon. IIiI.tou
rit"Ierald. y. !. Crafts and a. y
iu'hh az :. meeting he'd ru,suay
AFTERNOON at pageant headquarters.
II was brought to Tho atteutio!.
+ OF tn. committee that various parties
had stated no floats could be had
cheaper than 500. and the commit
i., requested the publication %; a
statement 10 the effect tina, tho com
fhlttee is prepared TO take orders of
any size and at amy cost There
must. Of necessity. be u governing
pohN To regulate tho floats. ami .hc
ioat committee will see that iloat.
. entered i'll any of the rarad.s de-
plc'ihS historic periods are correct
AS l" dctaii. The committee viii CO.
operate with societies and orcantza
,'"hs' nave plans and designs made.
furnish the float and enter tho same
Z the
ization so desires. The matter -: the
cost of the noat to b. entered +.
eatireIy UP to the societies q. ur.au-
cations. though, Of coat, ii T., do
S'i'd that all floats be - attractive
as the funds in hand viii permit.
phe carload OF material for uuats,
ana ten men skilled in noat con-
s'ructlon. are en- route from New
York. and within the next few da. :
The building Of floats will begin al,
ihe state Fair Grounds. wn,rn las
rcen secured for the assembling
grounds
H. y. Rutiin, chairman OF the noa,
committee. Will go To New port News
thiS morning To- confer with Homer
l.. Ferguson. Of the N,v.uor, News
Dry Dock and Shipbuildinc COMPANY.
ana with the members of the New
port News pageant committee in ref
"rencc To tn@ floats to De cntcrc! Lv
that city.
secretary w. H. CridIn returned
Yesterday from charlottesville. whcte
he held a conference with ,,Ii";:ly cl
| ne University 90 Virginia ana s.,u-
p!ctcd the arrange Tor uni
NersitN Of Virginia Night in the pa.
Ecani drama. Dn the night ,aa TIM
NerSItE players appear ihcv win MAJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Russian Relief
'ih"u>nnd~ sun Starving

.'M'i it"u friends ScrNiC. Commit .
"hiNH c" operates with Herbert
h""N'r ~ ms relief WoTn sends lir
gent appeal FOR money
100 viii send barrel 81 Hour
1"H VIII send : hhrrri Of -Four
So" WI send "a hnrrrl az Hour
''"'"' trends 'QuakrrsI tnmini,tcr
NtSS '"fiIud" NJ. Lewis Treas
Miss " T. DrcusH..w
jUdg" !. Hog. Kicks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Local HuiIh,r> Meet Tn,i,.h,

Members OF Ia" i;.rhmund n,ild.
erS Exchange Will meet ,onieht ai
~" "'ci""h al MWrphy's Hotel. M
which ii'n" "!orts VIII h. heard
rom ''.e"tcS VIII" attended tn.
recent convention held in Memphis
Tenn Th"was Z Howell. president
ri the hiwaniS Cub. viii deliver .n
address ola 20. operation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
TO TALK ORGANIZATION
OF COMMUNITY LIFE
chairman Harris Hart Calls Mcctir.-
Committee To lie Held In His
ONCE Monday.

iiaris Hart, State Superintendent
OF PUBLIC Instruction and chairman
OF IN" campaign. has called n meet
ing Of tho organization committee
next Monday at 1880 o'clock in his
office In the Department OF Public
Instruction The following are THO
members OF the committee:
Or. J. u. Mcdonnell. East Radford:
hr. H. Is. Flanagan, Mrs. h. Il. Muir
ford. br. :. &. Mitchell, Richmond;
Miss Florence II. Stubbc. FarmvilIe:
Rev. j. u. Montgomery. Dean Charles
g. Maphis, University of Virginia:
hr. W. T. Sanger. Mr.. w s. Irbv.
Mrs. f.. G. Beverley and George w.
Gu%. secretary State Council of Hu-
raj Agencies.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-20
RENE cREsrE, JuDEx Y TIN MIMI

Acaban de llegar a Puerto Rico, y
saludan todos los empresarios Ia
prcnsa, y demas personals interesadas
eE el negocio cinematografico y al pu-
hiico en- general, Y al misino TEMPO tie
rem Ell gusto de participates que ell
Viernes 10 a las nueve de la ma1ana
Sc presentaran en- Ell "Teatro Rialto"
para los amigos que deseen yerlos y
durante la semana entrante DO 10 a
12 A. M. en- la o1cina de la YAGUEZ
FILMS, donde seran suministr ldcs am
rlios detalles los interesados en- algun
asunto. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-20
UN AUTOMOVIL MATA A UN
NTN0

En- la carretera que conduce de
Camuy Quebradillas, el autom6vil
de "Hamburguer Bros. Tobacco Co.,
de Caguas, que guiaba el chauffeur"
Emilio de Arce, arroll6 al nino Ber-
nardino Vega, de IL amos, quien re-
cibi6 heridas en- el craneo que lie eau
saron la muerte en- el acto. El Juez
Municipal orden6 el arresto de Ar
ce y lie exigio $4,000 de fanza para
quedar en- libertad provisional.
Ell delito ha sido califcado de ho-
micidio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-20
NOtas de Ia IsId
Continuation de la pag. 5a.)

Uno de los ntmeros que mas uam6
La atenci6n fu6 ell debate entire el ter
Ger y cuarto ano
Representation al tarcer ano Julian
vazquez y Miguel Solaini y al cuarto
Carlos M. Pesquera John soldini
El tema de discussion fue ell siguiente:
Resuelvase que Shylock flle tratado
justamente en- ell juicio de Porcia''.
Desde que empezo Ell debate el pl-
blico pens6 EN- que la victoria seria
del cuarto ado. Esta idea Sc consoli-
do mas cuando ell joven PesQuera pre-
sent6 una serie de argumentos s6lidos
y acabados. LEGO Ell turno del ora
dor de la negativa, y Julian Vazquez
Febus, con admirable prontitud fir
meza echo por ell suelo toda la argu-
mentaci6n 6e su coatrincarte FL pd-
blico SO qued6 absorto ante la soIidez
de sus argumentos 10 convincente de
sus ideas.
Aunque ell debate Sc llev6 cabo en-
ingl6s, todos los debatientes argumen-
taron con gran facilidad y rapidez
El jurado fano en- favor del tercer
aIio
Nuestra mas calurosa fehcitaci6n a
don Antonio Duefo, director de la So
ciedad literaria los jovenes Pes
guerra vazquez, presidentes vice
presidente, respectivamente
REPoRTERO ESCOLAR.
Bayam6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-20
La anemia..,
Continuation de la p&g. ~

que ha perdido Ia isla durante los
cuatrocientos amos desde que la ane-
mia fue notaia por vez primera por los
sacerdotes espanoles. Solo basta decir
que sus estragos han contribuido gran
demente q Ia falta relativa de prog-e-
so 3e Ia isIa kasta ell siglo Xxx y toda
via es cstamos pagando nuestro tri
buto. la riqueza de Puerto Rico ha
aunentado considerablemente desde q.
Sc comenz6 Ia campafla contra la ane-
mia, mientras que ell valor de sus OK
portaciones la alcanzado hasta Ell pre-
sente una elevation ignota. Ambas es-
tan predestinadas a aumentar y asi
10 haran una de las cosas cue ayI-
dara en- este sentido es la elimination
de la anemia.
La isla ha dado grandes pasos de
avance en- la batalla contra la Uncina-
riasis. Ha mostrado al resto del mum
do como Sc combate la enfermedad. Ia
tenido exito en- contener parcialmente
sus estragos y Sc ha convertible en- Ia
isla mas progresista de las ITdias Oc-
cidentales. sus escuelas y carreteras
son pruebas visibles de grandeza fu-
tura. Pcro para que su riqueza pueda
aumentar, su rrogreso continuar su
pueblo pueda aprovecharse de un TODD
de las grandes oportunidades delante
de el. es necesario recordar que el pro-
grso sanitario debe desempenar, como
en- todo pals, un importante e indispen
sable papel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-20
LOS VIOLADORES DEL
TRAFICO

Por violar la ley de AUTOMOBILES
fueron denunciados a la Corte muni-
cipal, los "chauffeurs" Victor M. Co
Ion, Manuel r. Gonzalez, Jose Felix,
Angel Pimentel, Domingo Texidor,
Agustln Santos, Juan Cordero, Jose
Sanabria, Santiago t. Pinan, Jose
Galindez, Manuel Garcia, Isabelle Cas-
tanile y Fernando Noa, siendo SEN
tenciados a pagar So de multa cada
uno, excepto los dos tiltimos que fue
ron absueltos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-20
Acc1DENTE AUToMovILIsTA
Bayanl6n.

En- la calle Rafael Cordero, el au-
tom6vil que guiaba Luis Augusta Pc
reira, arrollo a la senora Julia Os-
man, de nacionalidad arabe, ocasio-
nandole fuerte confusion en- la pier
ma izquierda, siendo asistida en- SUI
residencia de la calle de la Luna,
per el DR.. Leandro Lopez de la Ro-
sa. Ell guardia Eusebio Valentfn in
vestig6 ell acc;dente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-20
UNA MUJER HERIDA DE BALA

En- la residencia de Antonio Pa2,
en- ell Seboruco, Santuree, en- los mo-
mentos en- que Saturnino Paz linpia
ba un revolver Sc lie escape un tiro
yendo a herir a la sonora Primitiva
Garcia, alojandole la bala en- ell era
neo. La herida fu6 trasladada al
hospital municipal en- estado suma-
mente grave.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-21
TROUBLE IN BOONE.

On 4 branch line OF the T. X \.
on Cole River. Boone county. while
Il party of non-union miners. of the
Morduc Collicry Co. were riding a
motor car on the track leading up
Elk Run laStwcck, ran over an en-
plo>ivr cap which set oil quantity
Of dynamite 1t blew the motor cai'
off the track. killed one man, broke
the legs of two others and injured
several others Among those injured
is e. e. Lewis who is Superintendent,
Of the Morduc Golfers Go. This
company is under the active man
aGcmcnt Of Bccklcy people. Mr..
Lewis home being in Bccklcy. Nil.
cral arrests were made but whcth-
er the parties who placed the cN-
ploSivc on the track have been APP
pretended has not been made pub
lie
There has also been trouble in
Brooke county this State. Four are
reported killed in this section in
Guiding II ii Duval, Sheriff of
Brooke county.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-21
DECLARES AUTO CHASED HIM
more Than That, indianapolis Citizen
IL Prepared to Mako Affidavit
That = Did.

dwcll"- IN Washington boulevard
Is Il Witness 10 the truth q: ,ht, promo
Htiun that the age Of mysteries is not
gone. remarks the Indianapolis News.
II" S"l"iai.ly has asserted. ~ the pres
enc" Of nr!glbnrS nn;l friends. that an
evening or two ago rs he WAS drivin.
toward lis ho.;e he SAN il small auto
mobile OF not unfamiliar make stand.
Ing ut the curb. deserted. and i'll ut
ease. for it was bclch!n. not only
smoke from the exhaust. but Uvin.
sparks anl occasional jets OF flame
littH Il snail volcano tipped over 70
horizontal. The good citizen slowed
down to observe the wonder at closer
range. and finally stopped his own car
near the curb. and Il rod or two ahead
Of the modern Moloch, which was still
splitting like Il demon
But the good citizen had no more
than stopped when he was persuaded
to start again. The persuasion came
from the empty car whlch-as he af-
firms ana IL willing TO attest by af-
fidarit-s,lddcn!y lurched. groancd like
live creature. and started toward
him. He escaped from its path; he
looked back. saw it climb the curb and
scramble half way across the side
walk. Then three men came running
from across the street and seized and
stopped ii. The good citizen did not
return To Inquire int" the wonder. He
hal made enc narrow escape: he was
alive anh still clothed In his right
n.ird. and lie knew when he had seen
enough for one short day.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-21
BROTHERS IN COMMON CAUSE
Matter Of Rank Of No Consequence in
6eloians' War on tho Hated
Invader.

When Brussels was under the yoke
OF the Invaders Il notable Belgian one
day went to the convent Of the Jesuits
and asked secretly II 1t were not pos
sible to get IL letter forwarded to his
son, defender Of the User.
That's extremely difficult" they
told him. 1--WE are spied upon. The
Germans are more vigilant than ever.
Still, We'll see"
A few days later the father Of the
soldier saw a workingmun coming to
hlS house.
II am sent By the Jesu!ts." he said
to him. "lli try to cross the lines.
Give me your letter"
Here 1t is. Take this for your
trouble. and let's go to the cafe and
drink to the success Of your mission"
"With pleasure"
A week later the workingman came
again. He brought the soldiers reply.
Delighted. the Belgian kissed him. and
the two again went to the cafe to
drink. this time TO victory. After
which the Belgian FASTENED to the JeS-
nit Fathers to thank them.
I'D like TO see the superior" he
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-21
UNFORTUNATE SHOOTING.

Lew Matty. county prohibition
agent, was shot and killed: l. III
Predicting is in The Hinton Hos
pital suffering from Il bullet wound
in his leg, and John Frcdering. son
of the wounded man. is barricadcd
in the home, at Hinton, while Of
iiCcrS, hcSitatinG to cause further
loss of blood, have surrounded The
house where young FrcdcrinS re
mains inside, apparently suffering
from an insanity stroke.
The wounding OF the elder Frcdcr-
ing occurred about , o'clock Mon
day morning, when his son, be-
Dame violently Infatuated. under
an alleged dclusion, seized re-
volver and drove the family out.
The father was wounded when his
son fired at the fleeing family.
Matty, on of the officers called,
was killed instantly when he at
tempted to enter the home later in
the day. Still encampcd in the
house, officers arc reluctant to at
tempt to gain admittancc. fearing
that young Frcdering may resort
TO killing. State Police have been
asked 10 send tear gas bombs with
which to extricatc young Frcderins
from his barricadcd position. thus
avcrting further serious consc-
qucnccs that may result should 9th
Gals attempt to force their way in
TO the home.
1t is said that Frcdcging has been
in ill health for some time, result
ing in his dcmoniac action.
Gozoffn
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-21
New Color Schems for Man.

Within the last few years improve
mcntS in the s,ere"Scopic effect of re-.
lief maps have been attained by a
unique color scheme. The effect is
we'll shown when Il square is culp.rd
with IT," reds in the center. ana the
yellowS. greens and blues ranged out.
side. Such square appears to the
eye to be raised in the center.
II the order Of the colorS Is reversed
the central part Of the square npoeurS
to be depressed. In arranging the col
Ors the tints are varied by careful
graduation.-New York Herald.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-21
Daughter Succeeds Mother.

Mrs. Ferris. the new mayorrSS OF the
town OF Devices. in Wiltshire Eng
land. Is filling the same Office rs her
another did 2u years ago. thereby Great
III. I most unusual record. Also inter
r>tia. Is the fact that Mrs Ferris
grandmother * still alive and has thus
had the unique priviiYg" of seem. both
her daughter and her g""ndhauyilte
Occupying the highest civic POSITIONS.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-21
Sure Of One Audience

Having retold his favorIte joke sew.
eral times without cliclting even o
polite smile from any OF his listeners
Boggs turned angrily on his heel and
muttered:
'I'l get q laugh on that story or III
know the reason why. I'll so tell II
to Smlthers. He borrowed money frow
me yesterday"
Struggling TO get rich quick keeps
many q man poor.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-21

sail.
The superior? Why. he was In your
house this morning."
This morning?"
"ieS. this morning. He was tie
w"rliinG:nnn VIII" carried your letter
to EurncS<.--New York Tribune.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-21
NOTICE.
To the Creditors of
HENRY GIL MFR.

I y VIC vi VTIIOTS OF
HENRY GILMER:
Please present your itcmiZcd and
proven accounts. against the late
Henry Gilmcr to us at his late office
by July %, 1922.
S. 4. & HARRY GILMER, EMS.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-21

A strong will is hrmness: q strong
won't Ia obstinacy.
, 1922-10-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. $.
Land Office at Douglas, Wyoming,
September 81, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that
Frank B. Hughes, of Casper. Wyc..
ming, who, on Dec. 10, 1917, and
Nov. "a. 1919, made HOMESTEAD
and Additional Homestead EntFS'
No, 015265 and No. 015266. for
Id. So Section II, and Ad. Hd:
M Section IT, Township 80
North, Range rs West, 9th Prin,
.cipal Meridian, has filed notice oil
intention to make final fve-year
Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Msr'
ion p. Wheeler, United States Com
missioner. at Casper, Wyoming on
the End dag of November, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses
a. ]. Patchen. Melvin Patchen, Roy
Holloway. Jeremiah Donovan, all
Of Casper, Wyoming.
B. J. ERWIN, Register:
tPub. Sept. rs, Oct. 2, 9. f6, 70
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