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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-10-25
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

State Of West Virginia. Calhoun county.
to-wit:
At rules held In the Office of tite Clerk
OF the Circuit Court OF Calhoun county.
West Virginia, on Monday, the 1st day
of October. 1923.
Peoples Bank, a corporation.
against
b. +. Butler. r. B. Butler and w. A.
Stalnaker,
In Chancery
The above Is the style and title Of a
suit In chancery pending In the Circuit
Court Of said county OF Calhoun. the
object Of which Is to obtain a decree of
recovery against the defendants In fav-
or OF the plaintiff for the amount due
by reason OF four certain -promisary
notes, bearing date on the 4th day of
October, 1919. made by the defendants.
Il. T. Butler, r. u. Butler to the order
OF the defendant, w. A. Stalnaker. one
calling for the sum Of $120.11. and the
other four calling for the sum of S125.-
90. all bearing interest from date. which
said notes were endorsed by said Stall
maker TO the plaintiff, and which said
notes are fully mentioned and describ-
ed In the bill In said suit and exhibits
Herewith, and for the costs of said suit :
also to obtain a decree OF said Court,
adJudging said the amount due upon
said notes to constitute a lien upon n
parcel OF land, situate on Straight Run
of the West Fork, In Washington dis
trict, Calhoun county, West Virginia,
containing one hundred acres, which
was conveyed by the said defendant, w
a. Stalnsker, and wife, to said defend
ants, b. +. Butler and F. b. Butler. dat.
ed October 4th, 1919, of record in the
office Of the Clerk of the County Court
OF said county OF Calhoun In Deed Book
No. "a. at page 134 and to obtain a de-
cree for the sale of said land to salts
~ the amount due upon said notes and
the costs Of this suit, and for general
relief.
And 1t appearing by affidavit filed
herein that due diligence has been used
by and on behalf of the plaintiffs to as
certain in what county the defendants,
Il. T. Butler and +. b. Butler, are with
out effect, It is ordered that they and
each Of them do appear here within one
month after the date Of the first pub
lication hereof, and do what may be ne
cessary to protect their interests.
Teste: l.. L. Terrell, Clerk.
A. Copy teste: l.. L. Terrell, Clerk.
Lorentz G. Hamilton, Solicitor for plain
TIN. 10-9-4t
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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE

By virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Calhoun County. West vir-
ginia. rendered IN the chancery cause OF
Dr. w II. W. Dye against NJ. A G..
Board, Administrators, ard others. At
the April term, 1923. the undersigned
will on Tuesday the 9th day OF Noven-
Der. 1923, offer for sale at the front door
OF the court house OF said Calhoun
county the tract OF % acres of lard sit
uate on Leafbank Greek. In Center dis
trict, In said Calhoun county. known an
the Emil ]. Smith farm, and I'm saia
chancery cause decreed to be sold.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash in
hand on day of sale. and the balance
upon credit of six and twelve months
the purchaser giving notes or bonds
with interest and with approved secu.
rity.
A. G. Mathews
l0-11-4t Special Commissioners
L, l.. l.. Terrell, Clerk OF the Circui,
Court of Calhoun County. West Virgin
in, do certify that bond In the penalty
Of $500 as required by decree in above
named cause has been filed in my ofice
by the above named
Teste: l.. l.. Terrell, Clerk
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10-11-4t
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

State OF West Virginia
At rules held In the office of the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court OF Calhoun county.
West Virginia. on the first Monday in
| October, 1923, the following order was
entered:
Tell Mcdonald, X. NJ Hunt and Lor-
entz G. Hamilton,
against
g. A. Boggs. Ray Doggs. viettn Bran
non, Lulu Boayers, James Francis
Boggs, Gay Boggs, ID, L. Burrows, Cleo
Gamer, William burst, The Hope Nat
ural Gas Company, n corporation, The
Bank of Grantsville, n corporation, and
Lorentz G. Hamilton, Trustee.
In Chnnccry
The above Is the style and title of
suit In chancery pending in the Circuit
Court, aforesaid, the object of which to
cancel, annul and set aside a certain
decd, made by Thomas Is. Ammon to
Purda L. BoggS. dated on the 18th day
OF September, 1894, OF record In the of
flee of the Clerk OF the County Court OF
said county OF Calhoun In Deed Book
No. Is, at page 423, In SO far rs said
deed constitutes n cloud upon the title
Of the plaintiffs to certain parcel of
land, situate on Pine Greek, Calhoun
county, West Virginia. continuing lO3
acres. more or less, fully described in
the bill and proceedings In said su.i
to obtain an injunction against the de
fendents, G.. A. Boggs, Victta BrannOn,
Lulu Boayers. Ray Boggs, James Fran
els Boggs and ID. h. burrows, injolnirg
inha6iting and restraining them, their
agents and employees from entcring up
on, molesting, or disturbing sald LAND.
or any part thereof, and from modest
ing, disturbing or interfering with the
plaintiffs IN their possession of said
land, or any part thereof; to quiet tha
title OF plaintiffs in AID 10 said lnnd
and for general relief.
And it appearing by affidavit flIcd
that diligence has been used by md oil
behalf Of the plaintiffs to ascertain III
what county the defendant, James Fran
els Boggs. is without effect. 1t Is order
ed that said defendant do appear here
within one month after the first publ
cation hereof. and do what may be ne
cessary to protect his interests
Teste l.. l.. Terrell, Clerk
copy teste: l.. l.. Terrell, Clerk
Lorentz c. Hamilton,
Solicitor for plaintiffs 10-4-4t
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

The parties 7. f. Vineyard, vs c.
A. richards, Sheriff or Calhoun County
and az such administration OF the Der.
soiial estate a. G. DalrynpIe, deceased
Myrtle A. Dalryuple, widow Of said dc.
cedehf, and Myrtle a. Dalrymp!c In he.
own right, Walter Dalrymplc, William
Dalrymplc, Pearl Dalrymple and Okey
Ea!lymple. children and heirs at Inv OF
the said A. q. Dalrympie, deceased :
ElwoOd J. Clark, Lizzie Corbctt mud A
u. Matthew's. Trustee. defendants.
Take notice OH the 22nd, day of
october, 1923. mt my Office In the tow,
OF Grahtsyille. West Va, l will proved
TO execute The order OF reference In Eaid
cause entered by tho circuit court OF
Calhoun county, at tho April term 1923 ::
When and whore they are required TO
attend with such books. pnpcrs and
evidence rs will aid In complying with
said order OF court, viz: To take. state
and report and account showing :.
First; all OF the personal esinte owned
by said dccedcnt, A. G. DalrympIe M
the time OF his death, aud With which
said q. A. Richards, Sheriff, az admin.
lstratOr OF such decedent is properly
chArgAbIe.
Second: What disposition, IL any.
the said G.. A. Richar ds, Sheriff, or such
administrators has made OF such estate
ana how much, IL auy. OF said personal
estate Is now ia tho hands Of said adj.
ministrntor available for payment OF
any debts owing from tho estate Of "a III
deccdcnt.
Third; A settlement of the ndminis-
trntion accounts OF the estate Of said
decedent by said G.. A. Richards, sher.
m. az such administrator.
Fourth Wi,ni debts. \. G. DnIrymn,r
owed 81 the tire uf Ills death. ~ whom |
payable. their Ibfurc and their rcspCc |
i've amounts. mud psiOriiiCs.
Filth; What real estate was owned
~ the said A. G. Dnlrymplc at tho time
't his dcath. its quantity, description
md location.
Sixth ; Any other matters required by
my party Ia interest, the snrnc beins
pertinent. or deemed pertinent hy said
whether 80 required or rot
Elliott Cheuowcth, Commissioner.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

~ Niriue OF certain deed of trust
MADE by Howard Miller and Sarah Min.
or his VIE. to A. C. Mathews trustoc
"eH'lhg date February 28.h, 1919, ana
recorded IL the Clerks office OF tho
CCuIty Court OF Calhoun county. West
virginia, in Trust and Mortgage Book
NO. Z. ut lage 2l3, !, the undersigned
trustee hdnied In said trust decd. will
on Saturday the 9th day OF October
lJ-"' offer Tor sale by public auction Mt
the front door OF the Court House NJ
e"ihouh county, West Virginia, the fol-
lowing real estate, to-wit:
% All that certain tract of 80 acres
OF land granted to the said Howard
Miller by Eddie Stallmun, by deed
dated February 2Sth 1910, excepting
theietrom one-half Of all the oil and xos
therein.
~ An equal undivided one-half Of
all the oil and gas In. on and under all
That tract Of 81 acres OF land, and being
the Oil and gas in said land conveyed bv
l.. c. Hamilton, Commissioner. IN
Bertha Fritz. by deed dated August
10Th 1914, and Of record In Calhoun
county In Deed Book No. "a, at page
364.
90 All that certain parcel OF one
forth OF an acre, mentioned and describ-
ed In certain deed Of conveyance, made
by Samuel Mccoy and wife TO David
stalinan. dated April 4th, 1872, Of re-
cord In said Calhoun county Court
Clerks ONCE in deed Book No. 5 at page
70.
All of said real estate lying and being
situate In Lee District, Calhoun county.
West Virginia, aud more particularly |
bounded and described I'm said trust |
Iced. to which reference Is here made J
FOR more particular description there.
~.
Terms Of Sale: Cash I'm hand on dsv
IF sale.
Io-9-A A. G. Mathews, Trustee.
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TEACHERS NOTICE

The Center District Institute will be
held at the Grantsville School house,
Wednesday, Oct. the 31st.
Sherman District Institute will be
held at Russell, November the LIST.
Lee District institute will be held at
the Craddoc School house, Friday, Nov
ember the End.
t. r. Hill Of the State Department
VIII be present at these Institutes and
request that each teacher of these dis
tricts attend
ANY teacher of other districts wish
ing to attend one of these institutes will
he credited as day taught.
T. c. Cain County Stunt.
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NOTICE OF CONDENNA.
TION PROCEEDINGS

To J. Fcnton EetlS. Wade II. Uetta
Ward H. Eetts. S. {. Bc.ts. Charles =,
tettS, Ray Eetts. Frances y. s;evous
Fenton w. Belts, Uosle Hall and Oln
Bctts:
You and each of you will please tnke
"otice that on the 9th day Of November
1922. the undersigned Godfrey l.. Cabot
tnc, corporation, will make sDudco-
Zion to the Circuit Court OF Calhoun
county. West Virginia. ut the Norcm-
her, 1923, regular term OF raid Court =
The COuribouFc thereof, for tic spp,lpt.
mont OF Commissioners to ASCERTAIN
Just compensation 70 the persons cntlt.
eel thereto Tor al easement or riztf ~
way 10 lay. Construct ard mniutalp plpe
.ircs Tor tile ira sportnt.oa OF pafprsl
Eas o'eT. through aud under certain
piece. parcel CT section 81 lond. herein
- mentioned The right OF vey IN
hui'd. Keep and maintain a meter bou4o
Fnd gatcs upon such lircs. together with
The right TO enter upon said lard for
the purpoae OF laying. building. rcpaIr.
Ing. replacing, maintaining and fulIv
operating said pipe lines. meter house
and gaieS; in which said land Won ana
each ~ You are interest cd rs owners IN
feo thereof; and for such orders ana
proceedings to he then and there cuter.
vi snd bad ~ may 10 peeCsSarY to con.
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Elliott, Rachel Murphy. Efie Ward.
Elm Stevens. Sidney stcvcns. Ed Stev-
ems. EstR Gaircr. Russell Stevens. John
&c Stevens, and Hsrry Steseas. the last
three OF whom are ia.anfs under tbe
age OF twenty one years: William FOL
Ing. Asorry 5. Polling. Rachel Ki,abie.
Albert 4. Polling. Worthy Polling. Nicho-
las Z. Polling. luna Hall. Ora Hatha-
wey. Otta Brannol, Lille Conrad. Rsch-
ell Clamner. James =. Stcvens. Stella
Mcdonald. Elbcrt Polling. Ellsworth Pol
ing, ard Doris Pci.ng, the last three OF
whom are Infants under the age @.
twenty one years; Heary Stevens and
The Calhoun County Bank. Corpora
ton.
In Chaucery.
The object OF the above entitled suit
Is TO obtain a settlement for the plain
till OF the administration accounts OF
NIL the debts and liabilities of C. p.
Stevens. deceased. and their priorities
nscertaiued and determined; that the
amount and value OF the real estate
may he applied to the payment OF the
debts and liabilities and that all other
accounts and orders which arc proper
may be taken and made. And II ap-
pearlng by affidavit filed I'm this cause
that Rachel Murphy. Ed Stevens. Esta
Gamer, Asbury S. Polling. Rachel Kim
ble Rachel Clamer and Stella McDon-
aid arc non-residents OF this state, It il
ordered that they do appear here with
in one month after the date OF the first
publication hereof and do what is neces-
sary to protect their interests.
Teste: l.. L. Terrell, Clerk.
a. U. Mathews, Solicitor. 10-11-4t
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ueihh The same for the public uss and
purpose. hereinafter set forth
"a'u piece, parcel or section Of land
'he right or way or easement oyer
through and under which Is proposed to
nc taken for the purposes, aforsaid Ga
situate upon the Little Kannwha rivo,
IN the DISTRICT OF Center, county oS Col,
noun ana stnte OF West Virginia. about
three and one-half miles below tho ,o,,,,
Vi "fah'svilic, and is a part of the reaI
estate which was conveyed unto Lon
Vernn e. Belts by N. N. Bennett Com.
missioner by deed bearing date ON Tho
Aoth day OF June, 1905, ofrecord IN tto
once or the Clerk of the County Court
Oh SAID county Of Calhoun In Deed
LOOK No 10, Mt pnge 344.
The plat OF said land. ma rka6 "r~hi
oio a is filed with the application IN
writing In the case: and the right of
way or casmcnt over, through and mn.
der said land. Atorsaid, is prono.eA %
DC taken by the undersigned cornor..
.ioh ana intended to be appropriated
IoF the purpose OF laying, construct,rr
ana maintaining pipe lines and of hull,
ing keeping and maintaining said net.
or houes and said gates upon said lines
rs Hforsald, for the transportntIon ~
natural gas under and by virtue Of its
act or incorporation.
Godfrey L. Cabot, Inc.
corporation, By
iot Lorentz G Hamilton. Attorney.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-10-25

Miss Georgia Kelley who has been
visiting her uncle G. r. johnson return
ed home Saturday. Her cousin, little
Lenore johnson accompanied her home
and returned home Sunday.
Robert. the small son of Everett
Burns received broken shoulder a few
days ago. He is improving at this
writing.
Mr.. Paul Riddle, Of Index and Mr..
Harlan Collins, of Normantown, attend.
ed singing here Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Peninger and
children Eugene and Madge were visit
Ing relatives at Russell, Sunday.
Mrs. Hannah Osbourne, Of Grants.
Vile was visiting her niece Mrs. E. A.
Burns the first Of the week.
Mr.. ]. N. Bell has been quite i'll for
the past few days.
Mr.. Fred Metz Is working for C. r.
Johnson.
Miss Scottie Plant is visiting her aun,
Mrs. Joshua Smith on Lower Run this
week.
Miss Murrell Johnson spent Sunday
with her aunt Mrs. Bud Kelley.
Mr.. c. X. johnson was at Lockney
Sunday.
Quite a bunch Of young folks from
here attended meeting at Mt. Zion, Sat
urday night.
Mr.. Eugene Arnold, of Austin. Texas
was through our burg last Friday.
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CREDITORS NOTICE

To the creditors OF a. c. Dalrympic. DC.
ceased
Ia Itrsuarcc 81 decree of Tho clrcnit
court &C The county ~ Calhoun. made
~ n cruise tlcrciu pending. To suhi,,i
tic rca estate W i!iC said 4. c. Dalfyn.
pc. to tho payment Of his debts yo,.
hre required to present yonr claims
against The estate Of tho said 4. G. nai.
IyInple. for adjudication 10 Elliott
Chonoweth. commissioner. OF his oficc.
IN the said comfy, on or before the
End day OF October 1929.
witness J.. /. Ferrcll. clerk OF The
said court, this 10th day OF September
1923.
l. I. Feyrell. Clofk
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

State of West Virginia:
AT rules held In the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court of Calhoun county OIL
Monday the LIST day of October, 1923,
the following order was entered.
James S. Stevens, Administrator of
the estate of G. p. Stevens, deceased,
VS.
Chessie Hayhurst, Thomas G, Stew
ems, Belle Shanks, Dell Riddle, Rosa
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NOTICE

All persons are hereby notified and
warned not to hunt, enter upon or
otherwise trespass with dogs upon the
premises of the undersigned, John Gar
rett; and that the undersigned has set
out poison upon his premises for the
purpose of killing all dogs which may
enter thereon.
Dated this 18th day of October, 1923.
lO-lo-4t John Garrett
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Bryan Ward.

III Cnancery.
The object of the above entitled suit
is to obtain a decree In favor of the
piaintin and against the defendant for
the balance due on account of purchase
money owing by defendant to plaintiff
On tract Of 1913 acres of land OH Lem
uels Run, in said Calhoun county; and
to subject said land to sale under the
vendors lien retained in the deed to the
defendant to pay off said balance of
purchase money. And 1t appearing by
affidavit flied in this cause that Bryan
Ward Is non resident Of this state,
it is ordered that he do appear here
within one month after date Of the first
publication hereof and do what is ne
cessary to protect his interests
Teste: L. L. Terrell, Clerk.
"A q. Mathews, Solicitor. 10-11-4t
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4 Pesslble Ernl,na.l..

-. Wcm"n Is the Sunday Of man." said
Slic'lclet Perhaps that IL why nus.
oahds expect their wives to do most
or the church.go'ng
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Jack Frost has been paying our com
muDity several heavy visits.
Miss Ivor johnson, from Charleston.
is here visiting az the home Of Bverett
Burns.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

State of West Virginia
At Rules held in the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court of Calhoun county on
Monday the LIST day Of October, 1923,
the following order was entered.
A. B. Nicholas,
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Do not Guy an adding machine IN
reckon az the profits OF a peanut
stand---Youths Companion.
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Clarin Nicholas.

In ChRncery.
The object OF the above entitled suit
II to obtain an absolute divorce, and
the custody of one Jesse Nicholas, son
OF A. B. Nicholas and Clara Nicholas {;
and 1t appearing by affidavit filed that
the defendant Clara Nicholas 10 a non
resident Of this state 1t Is ordered that
she do appear here within one month
after the first publication of this order
and do what is necessary to protect her
interests.
Teste: L. L. Terrell, Clerk
a u. Mathews, Solicitor. 10-11-4t
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

State of West Virginia:
At rules held IN the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Calhoun county on
Monday the LIST day Of October. 1923,
the following order was entered.
Little kanawha Log & Tie Company. a
Corpora ton,
vs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
DRY LEADER
Is REAL WET

WASHINGTON. juno I. rh,,
sketch might well be- entitled "a
Street Corner COMEDY" In ono I'm,
kind net.
Time-A recent rainy nleht. plac,
Outside OF "A Washington hotel
Dramatic personae-Roy A. Haynes
prohibition Commissioner and a wet
citizen.
Setting - wet" citizen. thoroly
saturated within ana without, tseter.
lng on tho sidewalk. holds an UNI.
hrclia unsieadily against tho Tor.
rental downponr. Haynes exists from,
hotel and surveys wet night with dis.
may. Recognizing citizen. he halls
him.
Di0iogue-''will you take mo 10
tho street car under your umbrella g''
asks HayneA
NO, hlc. You'rA going 90 be wet
In one way u not ia another this
night replied tho citizen.
BuAiness OF closing umbrella.
wet" citizen continues 20 stand In
the rain and glover AZ rctrcatlug
back OF DRY. official
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01

vice and that tho mails will be dc,
llyercd-eyontually. II not now.
Meantime. with less than three
months 60 90 20 the end OF tho fiscal
year. a deficit OF perhaps $40. 900, 900
Is IN sight. There seems no hope
OF holding IL under $4,000 900 and It
may reach 100000. 900.
Total appropriations for the year
are {s7sT63. 1850. This Is an IN.
crease Of about I per cent or some
i2s.o0o.ooo over the expenditures for
1929. which congress believed would
allow for normal postal growth.
A check made on postal business
for the nine months ending March
81. however. indicates an increase In
the volume OF business OF iai2 per
cent. or about double the avense
annual Increase for tho past 40
years.
Wherefore. Secretary Now is hsy.
lng hts troubles, The more busi.
mesa, the moro tho expense ana tho
greater deficit lac must report.
Tor tho postoffice department. un.
like a business house, doca not IN.
crease "a income IN proportion 10
Increased revenue, All earnings nro
turned Into tho United States treas.
ury. and tho service ia called on 10
operate Within the congressional 40.
preparation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
YANK TUT
ON IOWA FARMS
River Bed May Become
valley Of Kings"

COLUMBUS. ohio. June Archie
ologists aro digging IN the Ohio river
valley OF the kings" FOR an Ameri-
can King tut"
when they find him his trapplngs
will EXCEED IN splcndor and the relies
90 his people viii evidence "A higher
culture than the splendor and culture
OF the Egyptians three thousand
years ago, according 90 DR. William
&. Mills. Ohio State university archie
ologlSt Tie believes relies are about
90 he uuearthed In Ohio that would
make the ancient Pharaoh. could he
but sec them. turn green with envy.
Many treasures already dug up IN
this country surp0ss those OF the
Nile. Or. Mills said
A sold nuggct hammered into the
shape Of an eagle Is Or. Mills chief
reason for believing American art
three thousand years ago was SUI
perior 10 that q Egyptian art OF the
same age.
Bcautifully-e carved pipes recently
taken from excavations in the Mound
City group o. Indian mounds are per-
haps the most beautiful OF tho hnndl-
work OF the American anclentS. They
are carved from the hardest stone
and their graceful curves. Or Mills
points out. ara a triumph over the
short angular carvings OF the Phara-
obs.
The American flapper. when tho
ancient wonders begin coming 60
light IN this country. however. Or.
Mills believes. viii be less eager 20
adopt their styles OF dress For Il Is
written IN the museums that the rel-
les thus far brought up indicate
clearly the prehistoric tribes OF this
continent clothed themselves In
few jewels and smile.
Otherwise they were as cultured
as their contemporaries across the
sea Where the natives OF tho Nile
used wooden beds. tho natives OF the
Ohio slept upon fabrics woven from
tho long grasses OF the lowiands.
The Egyptians. according 20 Mills.
had Il on" the native Americans in
but ono respect--they could write"
DR.. Mills predicts that as soon as
modern science had conquered the
fevers OF Central America and made
possible more extensive archaeological
expendiuons. even better keys 10 the
history OF the continent viii DO avail
able.