Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-09-27

expect to move west about the first
of March.
Saturday, September 18th, New
Theatre, Norma Talmadgc in Pan
thea" Il seven reel Selzwick special.
IL was this picture that gave Norma
Talmadge her screen reputation. Al
so Allies Official War Review No. 8.
Usual prices.
The practice of law in Tazewell has
been suspended and the filling of
Questionaircs taken up by the law
ycrs of Tnzewcll. The town has been
full of young men this week the ages
of Is and 20 and 80 and SO, who will
be the first called in the ncxtdruft.
Miss Jessie Graham. Tazcwcll's del
egatc to the Y. NJ. G. A. Overseas
forces, left Tazcwell last Sunday on
No. II for New York, where she will
enter a training school for week
before going across. She was accom-
panied by Judge and Mrs. S. G. Ora
ham.
local Red Cross is anxious to serve
the parents of soldier in any way in
which they can. Don't fail to APP
peal to the Red Cross Civilian Relief
Section if you need help Of any kind.
Address communications to Miss
Mary Preston.
Next Thursday, October Srd the
Now Theatre will offer the world
famous attraction "a Daughter of the
Gods" featuring Annette Keller
man. This picture had runs of II
months in New York, 10 months in
London, months i'm Paris and 6
months in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Scoring reached
Tazewell last week and were the
guests of Mrs. Seering's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. r. Kendrick. Mr.. Seer
ing returned to his duties in the
Aviation corps in Washington Sun
day. Mrs. Scoring will spend the
winter here with her parents.
the most beautiful and
stupendous film ever produced. 1t
cost Il million dollars; il took twelve
months to make it. New Theatre next
Thursday. Admission: Lower floor,
20 and 30c.; balcony, Is and pc No
reserved seats.
in L., 4
"a Daughter of the Gods" next
Thursday. Tickets will be on sale at
theatre ticket both, whihc will he op-
ell Mt Z o'clock. Show will begin at
eight o'clock sharp. Admission, low
or floor, 20 and SOC; balcony, Is and
25c. Prices include war tax.
MIR. ard Mrs. C. Henry Hartman
have rented the property of Mr.. l..
#. Witten on Pine Street, and will
move here for the winter in few
weeks. Mr.. Witten, his sister, Miss
Lou, and Miss Louise, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Witten, will spend
the winter in the South, it is re-
ported.
"A farewell party was given Miss
Jessie Graham last Saturday after
noon by members of the TaZewell
Red Cross Chapter before her dcpar
ture for Y. NJ. c. A. work in France.
The ladies presented Miss Graham
with handsome travelling bag and
accoutrsments.
Robert Hopkins is not making as
rapid recovery as his family and
friends wish for. Mr.. o. f. Hopkins,
his father, and brother, John c. Hop
kins, expect to leave Tazewcll for
Richmond today, and will probably
take the sick man to some Southern
point for treatment.
Mr.. Shannon Lcody, formerly Of
Tazewell, now Somewhere" in West
Virginia, was here yesterday, looking
as young rs years ago. He is broth
or to Hiram, the blacksmith, now al
Bramwell. Shan's wife, Nettie Skel-
ION, and her brother, Charles, grew
up in this town. Their mother died
here. The Leedy's and Charles Skel-
ton have all done we'll in business.
The New Theatre will probably
close in the near future until next
Spring, possibly until after the war.
The theatres books and its receipts
from the collector of internal reve
nue. are proof that the theatre has
been for sometime and is now run
ming for the benefit of the govern
ment. License, film and admission
taxes have run as high as $4,000 for
single month This money does not
hang fire, but goes straight into I'm
Gle Sans pocket to help win the war
Are you not proud of the pace that
HIGHLANDS is setting in the w. S. s
campaign
NO APPLES IN FRANCE.