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Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-24
High School Clnb

4 High School Club has been or
ganiaed which meets every Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock in the High
School. The membership is large ana
the plans for the different classes OF
hand-work are meeting with the en-
thuslasm and cooperation of each
member. Dasketry and embroidery
are among the interesting classes be-
ing done by this club. The club gives
q half an hour before each meeting 10
their Glee Club. which is under the
leadership OF Mrs. King. Plans are
now being made to give an operetta
later In the season.
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Disappeared In The Morning!

Mrs. Holton writes, we had bed
bugs in our beds. but couldn't locate
them in the morning. Seemed To dis
appear. A friend told me about Royal
Guaranteed Bod Bug Liquid | used
il and il surely found them all right.
They never came back" You can get
the same relief. 25c can. Sold and
guaranteed by J. Newton Gilbert.
PHI. C.-(Ady)
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lof Cronmiller and the mother and
grandmother OF Mrs. reasc also were
present, inconspicaously seated
among the witnesses.
Riadled Clothes On Line
1t developed from the testimony Of
the witness, upon cross-examinatlon,
that one morning last November Pat
olson appeared outside the home OF
Mrs. Pease with shotgun and he
gan 10 riddle the clothes on the
clothesline. Mrs. Pease had re-
volver. secured from Mrs. Morning
star. q neighlor. She asked Pattison
what he meant by his conduct.
Il only shot to scare YOU" he re-
piled.
We'll, I'll shoot to scare you" said
Mrs. Pease. and she fred at him twice
with the revolver
Pattison ran and. as he did so,
dropped his shotgun. Mrs. Pease
picked it up. according To her testi-
mony. and shot into the air. She de-
MED shooting at Pattlson with his
gun. Shortly after this incident Pat
itisoR went TO the State institution for
insane at Springfield. and did not
return until last April. Testimony
showed that the murdered man was
mentally weak.
4 Husbands Protest Ignored
The witness admitted to Mr.. Nice
that Cronmiller went 10 see her al
her home in spite OF the objections
of her husband. The separation o.
the couple was due to the intercept
ing of lettsx. from her to Cronmillei
by her husband. she testified tha
) Cronmillar. collected to her visits Il
her husband att GNrford after theil
separation.
A hortfr Of corn whisky of the va
riety known as white mule was in
: troduced as evidence, as it had beer
brought 20 the home of Mrs. Pease b.
Cronmiller on one of his visits. Tht
witness was asked TO identify the con
: tents of the bottle and after sn:filiri
at il she remarked:
ut smells like whisky, but does no
. look like it,"
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-24
Young Womcn's
Christian Association
II am come that they might have
life and that they might have
Il more ab1Rdantly."
nAskein Class

All who wish to Join the new bas-
kerry class, which will begin Noyem-
Der /. are urged TO register at once
The class now in progress has proven
go populara that many may be disaD.
pointed again n they wait to register
for the nesy class. A fee OF 81 for the
six lessons win be charged
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-24
Musical Tea

On October 81. at p. m. a "Musi-
cal Tea" Will be given in the ~
rooms. This will De an unusual OPP
portunity for many 10 hear some of
the best musicians In Annapolis.
Among the numbers TO be given are
several selections by Mrs w. 4. Corn
Pros. Olivet and Mrs. l.. s. Dederich
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-24
American History
DAY BY DAY
By +. v. Green
OCTOBER 81

Germantown. Pa. settled on
October "a. 1853.
A suspension OF all public
amuscmenIs recommended Ly
the Continental Congress. on
October "a. i754.
Dispatch from Washington
announcing victory at York
town read in Congress, on Oc-
tober "a. 1874.
Death of Daniel Webster, on
October "a. 1852.
People of West Virginia
voted 10 form a new State. on
October "a. 1861.
United States Marines took
Belleau Wood. on October "a.
1913.
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W0man's Husband There

Ross Pease, husband of the woman
who is evidently the cause of much
heartache in the vicinity of Savage,
attended the trial. but declined to
make any comment as to the predic-
ament of his wife or that of the man
who broke up his home. The mother
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-24
LINGERING COrGn E1u,,,7

"It,J A., w VII ktllTvb
i'ad a bad oongbt J,r nr...''
writes. writes II. +. Sampled Adrian . ,,.
Found no relief untH -. '.'. Alg4
sl'''.ls ana Tar" Lnser.as I, ~, 5
severe colds. group ,bro', ''-'as
bronchial trouble qu..5g .'>' ana
WIN F'ley's Honey ami nh
to s"Her ami take sa. .''t
lected coughs aui ..Il. Deg.
opiateS ingredients .,.. .e
wrapper. Largest ,cHn. ..... ..'
iclne IN the world N5.. .re
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-24

They say people with opposite
characteristics make the happiest
marriages" Yes: that's why I'm
looking for girl with money -
Western Christian Advocate tCincin-
nati.) sf 81.
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Is Mother OF 3 Children

Mrs, Pease. upon taking the stand
said she is % years old. the mother of
.hree children, and had been separate 4
rom her husband about two years.
Il developed. however, that her hus-
)and had visited her. and she had
visited him at different times, al
though Cronmiller appears to have
been her lover, and Pattison was a
frequent visitor to her house in the
meantime. Mrs. Pease did not hesi-
tate to tell of her clandestine meet
Ings. especially with Cronmiller.
The biggest breach that occurred in
course of her testimony was on cross
examination as to Cronmiller's al
Iefed admissions TO her of the killing.
and giving her the pistol. and as to
who threw the weapon in the quarry
hole where il was subsequently,
found. Witness remained steadfast
that cronmiller confessed the shoot
ing and disposed of the pistol. Coun-
sci for the defense. however pressed
he point concerning her former
statements that she conceived the idea
Of casting the gun in the quarry hole
Admits Writing Letters
Counsel for the accused also laid
much stress upon the point that wit.
| ness had written several letters tC
Cronmiller since he has been confined
to the Howard county jail, and had
| asked him for money. Witness was
somewhat uncertain as to this. bu,
finally identified two short missives
offered in evidence by the defense
One of these she said was written as
piece of poetry" Its contents, in
effect. were won't you send me what
| ask for" The other read, dom
come this evening, as / have a full
house" Explaining what she meant
by full house, witness said "hel
husband would be there" There was
wrangle between attorneys at this
uncture, and States Attorney CLARK
| admitted other missives had beer
written to Cronmiller, that had beer
intercepted by Jail guard, and they
too would be produced i'm evidence il
the defense wished them. Judge
Moss, at this stage of the proceedings
suggested that an adjournment bt
taken until this morning, to which
both sides agreed and the jury was
locked up for the night.
Mrs. Pease was the principal wit
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detectives, concerning the tragedy.
Just before the trial began. the court
acted favorably upon motion OF
counsel for Mrs. Pease that her trial be
held separately. so that severance
was granted. in that she will be
brought TO trial upon completion OF
tho case against Cronmiller.
Placing her on the stand as a State
witness came as something OF a sur
prise. Ii was stated by States Attor-
ney Clark that no immunity would be
granted her. so that whatever may be
the verdict in Cronmiller's ease. she
will have 10 stand trial for her part
IN the tragedy. II was limited by At
torney Nice at one point in the cross
examination of Mrs. Pease. that the
case against her would not be pressed
because OF her appearing as witness
against CrOnmiller. but States Attor-
ney Clark emphatically denied this
saying that the indictment against her
would be pressed.
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Girl Reserves

The Germantown Club meets each
wedno sday al p. m. Work for
Christmas is rapidly progressing and
every member is interested in the art
of making postcard boxes. calendars.
bookcovers and candy boxes. En-
phasis is being put upon the Health
special health drill before the whole
school
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-24

You never hear about the last
words OF famous women. Ii isn't so
remarkable for women to have the
last word San Francisco Chronicle
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-24

lof Cronmiller and the mother and
grandmother OF Mrs. reasc also were
present, inconspicaously seated
among the witnesses.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-24

The Rainbow Club of West Anna
polls meets each Wednesday after
noon at o'clock This club gave a
fairy play, Down From Fairyland."
last evening in the hall at West Anna
polls. The work was in charge of
Mrs. +. O. League and the children
were in fairy costumes. Invitations
have been issued by the club for a
Halloween party to be given on Octo-
Der 81. at 1880 p. m. in the school.
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The cafeteria is proving that it pays
IN have good home cooking-with the
excellent menus at the reasonable
prices that the "l" is now giving the
patronage is rapidly increasing.
Some of the following menus are be-
ing served:
LU\CH-50c.
, Tea. milk or coffee.
= Meat. One Vegetable.
Desert.
DINNER-60c.
Tea. milk or cofiee.
Two Vegetables. Meat.
Desert.
SUNDAY-CHICKEN DINNER. 75c.
Chicken.
Two Vegetables. Salad.
Desert Coffee.
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Tho Eastport Club meets every
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. with
Mrs. Eloise Holt as. leader. Their
special work Is the House Project, and
they are making houses out of wooden
boxes. These houses are completely
furnished by the girls. as they make
furniture out of pasteboard, weave
mats and make curtains. IL is called
the House of Odds and Ends" and
when completed will be exhibited and
later sent to some hospital for chill
dren.
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Under Gruelling Examination

For more than an hour. Mrs. pease
was subjected to grilling cross-fire
or questions, during which there was
apparent conflict in her statements in
important details, as compared TO
written statements made to States
Attorney Clark following her arrest
and also in oral statements made 10
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-24

The Friendship Club of the Eighth
Grade School has taken up Bible dra-
MATES as its work. They will give
Ruth and Boaz" the second Sunday
in November at $3.50 p. M. for Vesper
services in the ''Y' rooms. In addi-
ton to this work they have classes in
: basketry, beadwork and health drills.
The Seventh and Sixth Grade Clubs
are busy working on basketry, flower
making, Notwithstanding and group
singing. These clubs will sing AT the
Vesper services the second Sunday in
November.
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Raise Question OF Truthiulness
Another Pistol Introduced
1contInued From Page ~

Later on. defense's counsel estab-
'ished by the testimony of a couple OF
witnesses that there was pistol OF
80 calibre In the house of Mrs. Pease
much like the one with which Cron.
miller is alleged TO have done the
shooting, and which was identified
yesterday This. however. did not
have material bearing in the case.
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Says CronmiIIer Broke Home

Among other witnesses called by
The State today was Ross Pease, hus-
land of Mrs. Pease. He was ques-
Toned only briefly. The chief point of
lis testimony was that Cronmiller.
he accused man, had broken up his
ZONE. He said he was married to
Mrs. Pease in 1911 and separated from
her in 1920 because of Cronmiller's
attentions.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-28

gate wrote showing the cNtraya-
SanCtS Of our present system Of
State Administration. The Public
ny Bureau of the State Democratic
Executive Committee published my
articles IN the Democratic News
papers i'll l3 Counties of the State
and iii all OF the Democratic Dailics
his Is Il recognition on the part OF
the Committee of my grasp of the
state Problems. The Havcnwoou
Argus lDcmocraticl devoted two
columns to Commrn. on these ar
tcieS and suggests that they be is
sued i'll pamphlet form and diStrib-
uted throughout the State.
CONSTRUCTION VS..
OBSTRUCTION.
lour candidate and Member Of
the Legislature had Il constructive
program and advocated ii in the
last Legislature" is the comment of
IN observer Of the last Session. He
never voted YES" or NO" that
other Democrats did not vote with
him and he with them. He never
voted No" alone. He never voted
NO. on local measure cffectinu
single County when the Delegate
from the County was for the meas
urc. His opponent for the Con-
SreSSlonal nomination aftcn voted
NO along on local measures effect
ing single County when the Demo-
cratic Delegate from the County
was for the measure. He often
voted NO" alone. He often voted
NO when he was the only Demo-
crat voting with the Republicans.
He often voted No" with one Re-
publican and usually the same one.
\ NOER IN CONGRESS-.
Who. when all the Democrats
are for measure cifccting only
their State would vote against il.
We owe it to West Virginia and
the Nation to elect a man who can
respect the wishes of others instead
OF regarding his own opinions as
infallible and all others not of his
view as wrong.
GREENBRIER DEMOCRATS
Cannot hope to gain from Con-
gresham of another County than
from one from Grcenbrier. Unless
the other candidates are better
democrats. more capable, more of
american. and more representative
there is no reason for Geenbrier
Democrats to support them. There
us LOlA AL Grecnbrler Democrats
VOTE for Greenbric Man.
Yours respectfully,
G.. F.McCLINTIC.
Williamsburg. w. Va.
political AdvertisingD
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- ana -. Block %, Meadow Bluff
district.
J J D'Ncll 20 l. IL Ayers for No
i2l 4. White SULPHUR.
X W l.ive>ay to Alberta I.ivc>a>
FOR NJ. Is nj White Sulphur.
|. i.ushrr 10 ii J Deitz for 3.S:
ard = acres in Blue Sulphur Di,,ric
" II Dickson to JAS ,R Teas for ~
acres III Blue Sulphur District.
w Il Woods to Martina Reed for /.
acres in Blue Sulphur district.
J. Steel McClung to Jas. S vii
iiamS for acres and 81 poles in
Williamsburg district
E. II Thompson to A NJ Caldwell
for 10 acres in White Sulphur dis,
trict.
Rupert Land and Improvement &C
10 ) + McClung for Nos. 3 and 4
Block 20 at Meadow Bluff.
Mary Allen to Clara Allen for SO
poles in White Sulphur district
Ledona r Fcamster to LydohC
rupert for interest in ii acres and
y poles in Meadow Bluff district.
u w jenkins ct al to Newton J,nk
ms for Nos. GS al 80 Falling Spring
district.
A NJ Caldwell. Trustee. TO Mary
A Cary for s acres and 107 poles in
White Sulphur district.
ID ) Tottcn to J III REYNOLDS for
Nos ~ acres and 20 acres in Irish
Corner District.
ID ) Tottcn to Amanda ! Tomlin-
son for 2S acres in Irish Corner
District.
Evcrcttc TrmlinSon to d s Tolicn
for II acres in Fort Spring dis,rj i
Amanda ! Tomlinson to 4 N
Boone 70 rs acres in Irish Corner
district.
5 Coulter to John r Perry for
90 acres in Anihony's Greek district
Conlcy Blankenship to A Fl Grouse
Tor 40 acres and 40 poles in Falling
Spring district.
A NJ Caldwell to S c. Sydenstrick.
er for l acre in White SULPHUR din
trict.
Elizabeth Gillispie to James Me-
kenzie for lot No. 10 at White Sul-
phur.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-28
TALKED LIKE A DUTCH UNCLE.

"My father is physician and
naturally, l was opposed to all pa!
tnt medicine. SO when frien'
told me to try MayT's WondcTl4
Remedy for my stomach trouble
laughed at him. Some months later
after my father told me he had rM1
all known remedies in my case
met my friend again and he ialHtq
to me like Dutch uncle and iinal'N
induced me to try it. All my NlmF
toms have now disappeared.
IS q simple, harmless prcpara'i'-
mat removes the catarrhal mlltA
from the intestinal tract and aIIa!'
The inflammation which causes pTd!'
hcally all stomach, liver and Intrsl1
nal ailments, including appcn'1
ellis. One dose will convince y
money refunded. Sold by all pT"7
gists.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-28

tract and 70 supcvintcnd is con-
%!ruc'iDn. The result of their work
sill stands. Wonder il %" Raieigl,
friends think to-day they could dup
ilratc the building for S25.OOO.00?
DR. 5 II Austin. John DriScOl. Port
rr kimport>. T. II Camp and wife
and Miss Lilly Mccormack and Mrs.
Quinn Morton had taken Il hunting
trip 10 Travellers .Rrpo>c in Poca-
honta> county. They reported :.
large catch Of fish.
TIL" Presidents nf The Boards of
Education Of the county appointed
J. w. Hinklc and J W Mcdowell TO
assist County Supt. +. ID. Smoot in
holding the examinations for teach
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LIST OF DEEDS.
,iEnp oItn tn J,,l>, ~ 10.


From Lcwi=burg Homes Corpora
ton 10 Minnie 7. Frazier, for 6 acres
i'll LcwlSburg Ind. Corporation.
w Manning ct nj to Nellie Noses
for Nos i and ), Section Is at East
Raincllc.
NJ \ Read to bessie Read for No.
So at White Sulphur.
a j LircSay to w + Myle, for Nos
s and37 at White Sulphur.
w L Mylcs to Alex Reed for Nos.
s and 81 at White Sulphur.
l. T. Meador ct al to r G. Hubbard
Tor Nos. "A and part Of AZ at Romeo
vertc.
} Walkup ct al to ID. p. SIMMONS
for II acres in Falling Spring dis
trict.
John f johnson, by Trustee, to
J f Bass for 43-100 in Lcwisburg Ind
District.
Albert J. OFT to G. w Judy for lot
in Lcwisburg.
5 ID Fisk ct TN to + Boggs for Ola
and 63 poles i'll Falling Springs dis
trict.
'Sah ~ II !. IlaNSletle LOT
:oOo square feet in East Rainclle.
B + Hoylman TO NJ A Pyle> No 1868
at Anderson.
No. 169 at Observation-Disclosures
Mary A l. Richie to Ernest Boggs
Tor % acres in Anthony's Greek Dis
trict.
Pam McCluns Heirs to Foster Nc
hii'ion Tor lao poles in Williams
pur@ district.
l. Is McGlauthlin to V 4 Black for
acre III Meadow Bluff distict.
N'PheuS Carr to Ellie J Carr for
p az ua ,m n''u1W 1il''f dlstlct.
,on "a, '' 'a ~" 10 zoe FRANCO Tor Nos
IVY, w. ~" ~ al East haIncIIc
d. "o''I ~ n Ma3Sohcr 10 Jackson 5.
Creek dis,ric, " ''''''''''
Z /, Hart IN I,ckso, !. po &c.
land in An,hnn,,y C,aa,' LIZA: .,iH 'o'
Duncan Kcllry T., nI,i, WIZ W>,';, ~: =:
1903 acres in Ernnkrnrd d;.,r i'''' '''
G. NJ IIoll,nL.vnr,h t,n;n
llollandsworth for 20 ,nrn. - ~ IT,. - =
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-28
THIRTY-TWO YEARS AGO
July 10th, 18th, "a, 1890.

July lUtn, tn, ~, lSJU.
A call 70 Democatic Senatorial
Convention for the 9Th Senatorial
District 70 August 9th, 1890 APP
pcarcd in the issue of July 10th, OF
that wear. The call is signed by
NJ. A. Manning, Chairman and & w
Warren, Secretary. Mr.. Warren is
this year U922) Il candidate before
The Democratic Primary for he
Senatorial nomination for The Mcr-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dis
trict.
The issue Of the 10th contains the
rules and regulations Of TIE Demo-
cratic Primary Election which va:
held on the 2nd day of August,
1890. This WAS originated by the
Democratic Executive Committee of
The County and ii was one of the
oriSinators Of the primary election.
Ii is the best method of selecting
candidates, but the best method is
not good where dishonesty is used.
Nothing is good without the princi-
pies Of honesty enter into il.
H. S. Rucker was appointed post
master at Huntersville. He is still
living at Marlinton, Pocahontas
county.
Mention is made of the death of
Rev. J. l.. Marshall. which occurred
on June 2Sth, 1890, in Wyoming
county. Mr.. Marshall was a Bap-
fist preacher and Il native of Mon
roe county. He was connected
with the Marshall family of Vir-
! Sinia. and has many descendants II
Southern West Virginia.
The graduates Of tire Concord
Normal School for the year 1890
were. Miss Fannie CIaypool, of
Grcenbricr county: r. L. J. and f.
II Campbell and n A Parker, of
Monroe county; } w Hamilton, of
Pocahonts county, and JuIias X. Nc
Dowell. of Logan county.
Mention was made of the death of
Mai. John +. Shields. which occur
red at Sinks Grove. Monroe county,
on Saturday. July ), 1890, in the
18th year OF his age. He at one time
ran hotel in LcwiSburg.
The assessed valuation of person.
al property in Grecnbricr county
Tor the year 1890, was 81, 1882.
Williamsburg District fixed the
salaries for teachers for the wear.
1890, as follows: NO. /, $500: No.
,. $4,000 and No. 8, 1900.
In the issue Of July 18th. q de-
mand was made for more dwelling
houses for Lewisburg In this wear
!922. this is still the demand,
IN lhp Same iSS,,n r,,,,
p0nd"ncc published something was
happening to the proposed Roncc-
vcrtc-Lcwisburg and Coal Knob
Railroad. 1t will be remembered
mat this project was chartered to
run from ROncevcrlc TO Grafton.
w: '. Some day we hope to note in
lhirty-two Years Ago" what hap
pcncd to the enterprise.
Ed Mann, Ed Johnson and I. r.
Mann. are reported to have caught
IN one day 100 bass out of Green
Dricr river. This was july 18th.
1871. 192O-onc Of these gentle
men, Isaac I. Mann. lives al Bram-
well, W. Va. and reads the Gidc-
P'h"cM. He is Il prominent bust
ness man Of that town and Wash
Ington, ID. g., We request that he re-
CAL happy days in his old home
county on the waters of Grcrnhrirr
Raleigh county Was reported to
DC preparing to build new courl
mouse at Il cost Of $2j. 200. Azcl Ford
J. ). Hull. \. y. Farlrv and David
robertson were appointed com
mission to let The project ia con-
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-28

FROM coast to coast Tanlac is
known and honored and millions
nave taken it and pronounced it the
greatest medicine Of all times. The
LewisDurg Drug Store.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-07-28

Il have sold over 200 bottles Of
Tanlac and have never had a dis
Stisiicd customer" writes Smiser'S
Drug Store, Columbia, Tenn. The
IewiSbur2 DRUG Store.