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MANY GET DIPLOMAS

County Superintendent T. c. Cain
has completed the task of grading the
papers written in the common school
diploma examinations recently held ut
several places in this county and has
made known the results
The following were awarded diplo-
mas:
Grantsville: Ena Barr. Howard
Hamilton, Louise Smith, Julius Pell
Miller, Shirley Hickman, Harold Barr
PrOudfoot. Mabel Proudfoot, Oleta
Kimble, Edna Brawley.
Industry; Nellie Maze, Mary Belle
Maze. Esta Ruth Maze. Safrona Belt.
Big Bend Frank Hugh Terrell
Freed; Dollie Morrison Mildred Sni-
der.
Big Springs; Delmas Jackson.
Milo: Icie Wallbrown, Lloyd Davis
son.
MinnOra Kinder Kelley.
Adam; Clarence Griffin, Ida Griffin.
Altman Ray Stout. Frank Sapp
Atizer: Hazel Craddock. Clifford
Craddock
Rocksdale; Mary Stout, Esta Stout.
Edna Starcher. Daisy Lowe.
Arnoldsburg Vera Kingsbury
Beech Ella Harris
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VALUE OF FARM
LANDS DECREASE
Survey By United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture Shows
Drop of S. An Acre In
West Virginia

County assessors throughout West
Virginia are continuing their activities
upon orders of Walter S. Hallanan.
Republican state tax commissioners. t.
Increase the value of farm land for
taxation purposes, in face OF announce
ment of figures compiled by the De
partment of Agriculture in Washing
ton showing cOnclusively that the
average value of pillow lands in this
state is lower now than mt any time
in the preceding three years.
The United States Department of
Agriculture, in a report Just issued.
says that West Virginia pillow lands
reached their highest value in 1920.
Since then there has been steadv
decrease in value. In 1921, tie average
VALUE per acre was 50 less than in
1920 and this year il is So less than
In 1921.
The present average value o. alI pillow
lands in West Virginia is given ny tie
Federal Department of Agriculture ex-
pcrtS is 81, compared with $4S in
1921 and SOL in 1920. The average val
ue of good pillow lands in West Virgin
la this year is given as So and the
average value of poor pillow lands as
SGT.
The state tax commissioners office
had mo idea" of the average value of
farm land in the state for assessment
purposes, according to IL statement in
response to an inquiry by a represen-
tative of this newspaper. Neither did
the state department of agriculture
possess this Information, although the
commissioner, James II. Stewart.
agreed to Look It up"
Despite this lack of essential in
7rmation on the part of Republican
office holders in West Virginia, whose
salaries were boosted sky higa by the
last Republican legislature, In face of
the public demand for daflatiOn and
the general idle1ess which prevails,
the word has gone out from the office
of State Tax Commissioner Hallanan
to boost property valuations to the
limit of their true and actual value"
In order to meet the deficit of millions
which the state now faces in Operat-
ing expenses for the current year. In
order 10 pacify the dear people," all
ready burdened to the point of des-
peration by taxation, there has gone
out yelled promise of the tax com
mission to whip the next legislature
into line and lower the tax levy. ex-
tremely confident as he s that the
next legislature will he Rcpubican
and bow supinely to tine will Of the
present state executive officers. and the
tax commissioner.
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interest there" from the 9Th day o..
March, 1922, by reason Of certain la.
luted Octoua 10th, 1921 made is -a
w. 5. Kelley to Tire order at the H..
of Grantsvi'", calling for the SUM a..
100000, due four months after ile G.l
and endorse by the plaintiffs 49,
cOmOdatiOn cnt, r~p:S for said w
Kelley. and which said note fire I.a
tiffs were compelled TO pay o. SD
Bank by reason Of their said cudor
ment. and is now owned ana held L
the plaintiff.
And also to subject TO sale for sa
amount, so due to the plaintiffs. az.
the costs of this suit, certain real O..
tate of the defendant, w S. I[clI
consisting of the following towit: a
undivided 51@-26A of the oil and q
within and underlying 1854 acres o..
land. on Walkers Creek i'm Washiu
ton district, Calhoun COUNT. West VI
ginia, and certain mining and opera
ing rights and privileges a. u eeyt.
parcel of land containing j ac
OH said Walkers Greek. i'm said Wa
iugton district, and also al mdi-.I.r
One-fourth of the coal and other ui.Dt.
ais except oil and gas) within and -..
DERIVING a parcel Of 10J acres FIN a
Washington district on said Wall.
Greek; all Of which said real estate
described in the bill and proceedings
said suit and all Of which has been
tached in said suit and for ccu.r
relief
And it appearing by affidavit UIc.
that the defendant w. s. KELLEY d.
nonresident of this state j. is ordD.
that he do appear here Within 81
month after the first public ION hgr.
and do what may be neccs lly to I..
tect his interests.
Given under my hand this March G.
1922.
Teste:
L. J.. FERRJLL cIc
A Copy Teste
/. i. FERBEII. ClC
Lorcntz G. Hamilton
Attorney for Plaintiff 3-l.
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Read the DIotIonarN

Reading the dictionary Is hot popu-
lar indoor sport. but 1t might well be-
come the habit Of any man who likes
entertainment and information coming
hand IN hand. The dictionary, Of
course, must be unabridged, and not
devoted solely TO spelling and brief
definitions such rs are found in the
small and incomplete editions Two
or three pages, selected at random, will
be found to contain q surprising
amount Of interesting fact and com
ment for any man, no matter how
learned he may be.-Chicago Journal
OF Commerce.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: a.
Rules held IN the office off tur C.
of the Circuit Court Of Calhoun con
on the first Monday in Mar.I 1922
following order was entered
Or. g. X. Lamb. Plaitf
Against
w. $. Kelley. The
houn County Bank, a corp.r
alton and j. L. FcruU
Trustee. Defendants.
Iu Chaucor
The above is the title Of suit
Chancery pending in the Circuit CU
Of said Calhoun county lhc object
which is TO recover from tbo 1afo.dr
w. S. Kelley. the sum of S2G2GD. vi.
interest thereon from the 9th day
March, 1922, by reason oil ccrta
note dated August Goth. 1921 made
said w. S. Kelley to the order of 81
Bank Of Grantsville, calling for The sG.
of $3570O, due four months after
date, and endorsed by the plaintiff
an accommodation endOrser Tor said W
s. Kelley, and which said note Sire
plaintiff was compelled to pay to said
Bank by reason Of his said endorse.
ment and is now owned and held by ths
plaintiff
And also 10 subject to sale for said
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When you come to Court visit the
Cash Store. Some eye-openers for you.
Roscoe Hardman, of below town was
a Grantsville visitor Wednesday,
Assessor Greed Yoak returned Thurs
day from a short business visit to Par
kersburg.
Summons, execution, and other JUS
tees blanks for sale at the Chronicle
office.
J. Frank Baxter, of the local Hope
drilling force, is able to be out after Il
few days severe attack of the flu
J. III. Edman, an excellent citizen of
near Big Springs, was n pleasant visi-
tor in Grantsville Wednesday,
X. j. Knots. Il progressive farmer of
Dodrill, was delivering some farm pro-
ducts here Monday.
Absolute merit and merit alone is
responsible for Tanlac's phenomenal
and Unprecedented success. w. II. w.
Dye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart McNeely, of Cam
eron. who were here visiting their
daughter. Mrs f. T. King. have return
ed home.
House Cleaning Season at hand. See
the Chronicle Bookstores line of Fancy
Shelf Papers. Also Crepe Paper Paper
Napkins, Table Cloths, etc. Anything
i'm Paper"
Carl Starcher, first-cass young
farmer of near Claria. was here Mon
day on a business mission He has
recently purchased farm on Beech
and will move to 1t this week.
For Sale ohio farm 100 acres good
$ room house barn garage and outbuild-
ings. For information about this and
other farms In Ohio and West Va.
write II. 5. Johnson Realty Co.. Point
Pleasant West Va. 4-G 2t
For Rent-Pasture enough to keen
and fatten for the market thirty head
of two year old cattle. Located a few
miles from Arnoldsburg on Beech Fork.
If interested write H. J. Francis, go s.
Fifth St, Louisville, KY. or call S. Il.
Keith, Arnoldsburg. w. Va. 3-1G If
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos y. Morgan de-
parted Thursday for Salem, where Mr..
Morgan has been transferred to the
Hope Natural Gas Co.'S producing office
and where they will make their future
home. Their departure from Grants
vile is regretted 10y a large circle of
friends.
/ For Sale-Two lots I'm South Grants
vile; streets on three sides One street
| between High School and vacant LOT.
| Other lot has fiye-room cottage. fine
water well, good barn. Price II sold in
next 30 days. $500.
1923 If EARL GATES
G. G. Starcher. Of AItizer. was here
Tuesday attending meeting of the
Masonic Committee, which has charge
OF the construction Of the new Masonic
Temple at the corner Of Main and
Court streets. Work on the building
VIII he commenced next week and the
temple will be finished ~ quickly as
is possible
The proverbial "camel through
needles eye" difficulty in getting to
heaven may disturb some rich men
but others are encouraged by the
thought that their lawyers have
dragged them through some pretty
small ooDholes.-Boston Transcript
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
L. L. Terrell, Clerk

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: At
Rules held in the office Of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Calhoun county
on the first Monday in March, 1922, the
following order was entered.
Or. G. r. Lamb and G. e.
Cooper Plaintiffs.
Against
w. S. Kelley. The Cal
houn County Bank, a corpor-
alton, and l.. l.. Terrell.
Trustee, Defendants
In Chancery.
The above is the title of a suit i'm
Ohancery pending in the Circuit Court
Of said Calhoun county. the object Of
which is to recover fror the defendant.
W. ). Kelley the sum Of $500 90. Win
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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE

Nv virtue of n decree of the Circuit
Court of Calhoun county, West Virgin.
ia, entered at the NoYember term. 1921
of the Circuit Court of said county
in the cbancery cause of Laura Me.
Glothlin, administrators of the estate
of Anderson McGlothlin. deceased. a.
gainst Laura McGlothlin and others
the undersigned Commissioner will on
Tuesday the 18th day of April. 1922
offer for sale 10y public auction to the
highest bidder at the front door of tho
Court House of Calhoun county. West
Virginia. the following described real
estate, lying and being situate on the
waters of Beech Fork Of Henry's Fork.
Washington district. Calhoun county.
West Virginia, and consisting of tract
of 1O4%i acres, owned by the said An
derson McGlOthlin at the time of his
death, and more particularly described
by metes and bounds i'm the papers on
file in said chancery cause. to which
reference is here made for a more par
ticular description of said parcel OF
land excepting and reserving from said
sale all the oil and gas i'm said land.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand
on day Of sale.
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EXAMINATION FOR RENEWALS

\ number of teachers took the exam
i::atiC. for second renewals of first
grade certificates and for coupons of
credit which was held here Saturday by
County Supt. II. c. Cain.
The applicants for renewal were :
G. g. Kelley and Elizabeth CheaOWcth.
For coupons of credit: Obey Wilson.
Walter Scott. Earl Mace. Everett Cain.
Sylvester Kirby and Altman Ray Stout.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
VEST VIRGINIA.. TO-WIT

WEST VIRGINIA, TO-WIT:
At Rules held in the Clerks office OF
the Circuit Court of Calhoun county
West Virginia. on Monday the 9th DAY
of March. 1922. the following order was
entered:
John Rafferty,. surviving
husband OF Matilda G. Raj
ferty, and in his own right.
c. o. Rafferty,. Ada V. Bur
rows, c. II. Rafferty,, John c.
Rafferty,. l.. j. Vincent and
Ida l.. Gamer. Plaintiffs.
Against
Thomas Pool, Elias Pool.
II. J. Kremer, r. r. Denbow.
Harry z. Stewart c. III.
Smith and Hope Natural Gas
Company. Defendants.
In Ejectment
The object of the above entitled suit
is to obtain JUDGMENT of the said Cir
cult Court in favor of said plaintiff.
and against said defendants, for the
possession OF certain tract or parce
OF land. lying and being situate in the
said county Of Calhoun, and containin.
10 acres, bounded and described as fol
lows:
Beginning at Beech stump and run
ming thence S. 43AE. 4 poles to point
ers; S. 69a4 f. AZ poles to a stake
s. 4S% f. 391a poles to pointers IN
Block line; N. 1917 w. 63 poles to q
stake in the Block line, on the bank OF
N. II w. 1917 poles to the place OF
the Little Kanawha River. and thence
beginning
And it appearing by affidavit filed in
said suit that T. ]. Kremer, r. r. Den
bow, Harry Il. Stewart and c.. II. Smith
are non-residents of this state, it is
ordered that they do appear here with
in one month after the date OF the first
publication hereof and do what is nee
essary to protect their interests.
Teste:
l.. L. TERRELL, Clerk
A. u. Mathews, Sol. 3-16 IL
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TIE Calhoun Chronicle
THURSDAY, April Is, 1922
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
We underSell them all.

We undersell them all.
The Cash store
Rex Dobbns. of Apple Farm. was in
town several days this week.
~ T. Yoak. one of Ayers leading cit
liens. was here on business mission
Monday.
Carr Shaffer and Allie Hardmnu
prominent business men of Barnes Run.
were Grantsvilie visitors Saturday.
We like to sell Tanlac because it
satisfies our customers. w. II. w.
Dye.
Prosecuting Attorney Lorentz c.
Hamilton returned Sunday from bust
4 ness visit to Parkersburg
Wait Polling was baptized by Rev
j. Smith Dye pastor of the local Bap-
fist church, Sunday
For Sale or Trade for Cattle-Five
work horses and several pairs of dOu-
y BILE harness. a. Gum, Mt Zion 4-G-3t
Assistant Foreman Paddy Rine of
the local Hope office, has been laid up
for a few days with an attack of the
flu.
DIR. and Mrs. Ray c. Morford return
ed Thursday from Fairmont where the
former attended the annual meeting of
the State Association of Dentists.
Our line of Shoes can't be beat
prices are much lower than elsewhere
See them. They are all leather.
The Cash Store
A. b. Starcher, of Clara, was trans
acting business here Monday. He is
foxhOund BREEDER of some note one his
dogs recently selling for S12j.
Preserve your fine furs, clothes, etc
by using Cedar Moth Bags The
bookstore has a complete line of all
sizes.
Oral c. hathaway spent a few days
this week i'm Minnora and other points
i'm the southern section of the county
attending to insurance business.
Get our prices on or 10 different
articles and compare with prices you
pay elsewhere? Ans. 10 to 20 per
cent saved.
The Cash store.
Surveyors from the State Road Com
mission are at work on the survey Of
the State Route between Chenille and
with the Grautsville and ArnOldsburg
road at Milestone
Large Timber Tract for Sale have
for sale 2JS acres Of land ON Big Run,
near Orma. Calhoun county. over 200
acres Of virgin timber ON this tract Is
excellent laying land and in good neigh.
bOrhOod. Price $4,000 per acre. If i'm
terested write Geo. w Hamilton,
Grantsville, Vs. Va. 4-G-2t
DIR. J. A. MOrford returned Thursday
from Parkersburg where ne was called
70 see w. X. Stalnakcr. Of the Grants
VILE Hotel who has been there for sew
eral days taking medical treatment
Mr.. Stalnaker is i'm quite bad health
and his many friends hope to hear OF
some improy cment in his condition
soon
A meeting Of the Board Of Directors
Of the Calhoun County High School has
been called by President Gay Stalnaker
for April 81 At that time arrange
ments for the resumption Of work on
the fire South Side building will be
made and Il VIII be carried to compile
ton as lastly as is permitted. Work
Will be delayed for some time on &C
count Of the construction work on the
Phillips Run State Road, as stone can
not be hauled to the building until thai
l project is completed.
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CITIZENS TELEPHONE MEETING

There will he meeting of the Gener
al Division of the Grantsville Citizens
Telephone Company at the Court House
Saturday. April 22nd. 1922. The an
nual election of officers will occur and
there is other important business to be
transacted. a general turnout of all
the members of the division is urgently
requested.
40 2t ALDINE POLLING Pros
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amount so due fo ne .aiptff ana
fbc costs a., ti. .nil .,;r, go, 80.
ate of tine defendant r s. Kellev
.,psfstiu,. ,f .t.. c..Ii....
undivided -f nes. or ,t. oit ,,.l ,,o..
within and underlying 1854 acres Of
land. ON walkers Cr..I- in woebi,o
ION district calhoun county. West Vir-
.iuia. ana certain miriu. ana orc,,f
ing rights ana privileges. also q cartai,,
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Rev. Floyd w. Dick is seriously i'll at
his home on High street
Pay less for your Groceries.
The Cash Store
NJ c. Brannon, substantial citizen
of Washington district. was II promi-
ment visitor in Grantsyiuc Saturday
Dock Richards. splendid farmer Of
near Ayers. was here Saturday trading
with focal merchants.
TanIac is one medicine thai does
what they say ii will do W r. w.
Dye
Walter Scott. who recently closed IL
very successful term of school at Joker,
was in Grantsville Saturday.
Circuit Clerk L. L. Terrell spent
Sunday with home folks at Brooks
vile.
G.. II. Hedges, Il prominent citizen of
CrestOn, was transacting business in
Grantsville Monday.
Protect against moths by using Ced-
ar Bags and White Tar Wrapping Pap
er. Get them at the Bookstore.
l.. j. Morris was Il visitor at Freed
Wednesday. making IL location on the
Collins lot for Godfrey H. Cabot.
\ number of local Scottish Rite Mas
ons celebrated Maundy Thursday with
the Indispensable banquet Thursday
evening.
New line of Ladies' Skirts Waists,
/ Hats, CammisOles. Underskirts nice
I Serge Skirt as low as $3.50.
The Cash Store
/ w. Col Wilson prominent citizen of
near Big Springs, was here Thursday
after Il load of goods for store and at
tending to other business affairs.
Fresh Groceries, Fruits and Vegata-
bles. We carry an up-to-date line Of
Groceries and Notions of all kinds Get
our prices before buying elsewhere.
3-1G If South Side Store Co.
At a regular meeting of the local
chapter of the Order of Eastern Star.
held Monday night, Mrs. Fred Hickcl
and Mrs. Amos +. Morgan, were
initiated into the mysteries of the or
der
Largest assortment of Dress Goods
ever brought to Grantsville. No old
goods to show you everything new and
bought on the lowest market Get the
habit of paying cash and we guarantee
you will pay less.
The Cash Store.
Glmcr county is To- have new Court
House after several years of trying and
a few lawsuits A contract was re-
Gently awarded to Clarksburg firm at
the price of about $4,000. =. Q.
Shrake. who burned a kiln or two of
brick for the local high school project
last summer was next to the success
ful bidders. with a bid Of 100000,
Attorney Albert g. Mathews returned
Wednesday from an extended absence
ing I'm the sale of Albert Heck oil prop.
critics ion ROanc and Jackson counties
The holdings Of Mr. Heck in the Sandy.
Vile field are considcrcr among the
most valuable independent ones i'm the
state, and it is reported that considera
ton will amount to about a million and
q quarter dollars.
A few Court Week Specials:
10 qt Tin Buckets IA,
10 at Galvanized Buckets 100
Large size Galvanized Tubs SOC
Medium sized 600
Apron Ginghams 10.
! Best Pcrcales 1GC
Dress Ginghams 10 to 30,
b The above are only a few Of the many
bargains we have in store for you
, Remember we have about 100000
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a. @. MATHEWS-

NUttIHI DOmmISSlOnpr.
], i. l.. Terrell, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Calhoun county. West Virgin
Ia do certify that the above named
A. c. Mathews. Special Commissioner.
has given bond with security approved
10y me In the penalty Of six thousand
dollars. as required by decree in the
above styled cause.
Teste:
L. L. Terrell, Clerk.
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A few Court Week Specials:
10 OF. Tin Buckets 14c
10 at. Galvanized Buckets 10c
Large size Galvanized Tubs SOC
Medium sized Gjc
Apron Ginghams tOc
Best Pcrcales 1Gc
Dress Ginghams 10 to Doc
The above are only a few Of the many
bargains we have in store for you.
Remember, we have about 100000
stock Of merchandise and everything is
new and up-to-date. Our aim is to see
how close we can SELL No bad accounts
TO charge off; No extra clerk hire and
best Of all we buy our goods direct from
the manufacturer. Call and see us.
The Cash Store.
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The proverbial camel through
needles eye" difficulty in getting to
heaven may disturb some rich men
but others are encouraged by the
thought that their lawyers have
dragged them through some pretty
small capitalization Transcript
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Rev. Floyd w Dick is seriously i'll Il
his home on High street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

Att& AHA H@& A@t4 tftt *sttt* Z" ttsNt 5f
don't pu, Il ALI Wen need the rest 70
put on Ton of him. lcu7i have n done
in about two hours. There's sopa>
thinx else needed sosne acid that rve
cot to ret It'N make n all the Quivk.
er. III - hsck. Honey. Kiss me-
ralrhiId. seeking 10 still the her.
rorladsn CULVER of his body. heard
the sound of kiss and then the elst-
ter az mana heavy shoes op the
ssAlrs accompanied by slight rlank
nom below. lie knew that sound
the scraping os the steel AZ spade
against the earth nx II was lrnxgcd
into use. A moment more and Ro-
dame. mamhling 20 himself. passed the
door. Rus the woman did not come
upstairs rairchiid knew why, her
craxsd mind was following the In.
structlons Of the man Who knew how
10 lead the lnnatic Intellect Into the
channels he desired: she was digging.
digging grave for Some one. a grave
to he lined with Qulcklimel
Upstairs was some ono who had
been found by this woman 10 an un.
ccnscicns state and evidently kept IA
that condition through the rcfasiona
Of the ugly pcisoss-'aden drugs she
hrenc1 snme one who now Was
doomed 10 de and ~ lie IN Quick.
lime gravel Carefully FalgwhIld gained
bis feet then. as silently rs possible.
~ made for The rickety stairs. stop
ping now and agsin to listen for dis
cnyery from hclow But II did not
onine: the insane woman was chanting
louder than ever now. Falrrhild went
on.
lie felt his way np the remaining
stairs. rat scampering before him
he sneaked along the wnll, hands e.
tended creeping for that broken door.
finally TO find II. Cautiously he pcsred
within, striving In vain 10 pierce the
darkness. Al last, listenlng Intently
for yhe singing from below, he drew
a match from his pocket and scratched
It nolselessly on his trousers. Then.
holding IL high above his head. he
looked toward the bed--and stared In
horrors
A hlcod.encrusted face showed on
the slipless pillow, white acruss tue
forehead was o jagged. red, unsendcd
wound. The mouth was open. the
breathing was heavy and las'ored
The form was quite still. the eyes
closed. And the face was that Of
Harry.