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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-01-24
TO KEEP UNIFORMS.

With amendments authorizing tho
payment Of 80 days pay and five
cents a mile travelling expenses home
to discharged officers and enlisted
men. the Senate OH the 20th, passed
and sent TO conference the House bill
to permit soldiers to retain their
uniforms A provision for bonuses
OF 30 days pay II attached to the
war revenue bill, now in conference
The Senate also passed the War De
partment bill authorizing resumption
OF enlistments in the regular army.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-01-24
PEI,SHING SUMMONED TO PARIS.

General Pershing, who was on a
ten days torr Of encamrments at
the front has been summoned to
Paris and was expected there yester-
day mocniog. II is understood that
General Pcrshing's presence is re-
quired In the solution Of the Russian
and Polish problems in line with the
action taken Wednesday by the @u-
LrcIl.c council
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-01-24
EXPECTED HOME FER. 9th

The transport George Washington
will sail from Hoboken, n. j.. Mon
day for Brcst France. and Is schedul-
Cd II leave there on February 18th,
with President Wilaon and his party
Tney are due back IT, New York on
February 24th.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-01-24
STOCK VALUE $3.50, ,2o4 900.

Live stock on farms and ranges OF
the country on January 1st. was val
ued at SS,S3O,2O4.OO0, in an >esti-
mate made public at Washington on
January 21st, by the Department Of
Agriculture. This is an Increase OF
s546,oOG,000 over their value year
ago.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-01-24

The state Senate Of South C?rolina
adjourned on the z2nd to day'in
July on account OF the hu epidemic.
The House was expected to pass a
similar resolution the next lay.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-08

genoe Tang Soloer: Eroi. Giernion,
Ole Sobniorl, Gmisipr Sa8lelon,
yiiiS &ogenion, % WtrS. Ole alnc.
SGeuing al a9ncs Winra, 6oreorng
ON Sfolerne al Yroi. 9jsrnion Cp'
lGslling al Hognbilo G.uanberf, Ia
lc al Sobn Z. Guanbccf: "Gaugcr
Slgnal5", Exclamation al MtaIirlo
SslIano. Sobn Z. Guonbecf boIot
lrcm Nsoocnbiabeocn al al opboloe
ct engelif @Iob, nemIia she Slttber-
an 6ree Church Ytesicnger" og itf
peo ocnne N~nlcbning Here me Abon-
nenter. Wanae tog Gel meO Gio.
ncSbDro % @su. 6%prmnnoelL $. Z.
Gltanbect, maatte reiie bjem ON
Senoa9s Iften og nperloo i'm Hloo9
I'll 8lceformonoen, Vuitor Sailing.
|co 6orrctningsme6ct onl9tes iel
gcnoc embcbampn6: :. Z. Cuan.
beef, 6ormano; YoItor 4. 3. Saur.
BANNER, Wice'ormono; Foitor g.
W. @aIlin9 &asierer; IS. II. Beirut
Jon, SefrctTr. Nroaromfomitc: s..
Z. Guarbecf, Geo. Mnra, Wialiri0
@eilano % Hagnbilo Guonbect.
W6tliftomite: Ole ~S>obnion, 4qne5
Wfpra og Gitber Sailing. st Ciier
optogeS poa $50.92. Otter Nciiulo
Glrtcrne bar betalt bciIlitteoe8 at
ienoe Galancen til O0rcmi3iion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-08
Stprc nuroifc SelearafIelifnb bar

uoienot @eretning o. Meanifab Tor
Iaret 1918. Oct beber beri bI. a.:
Aurets finnncielle 9feiuItat bar pGret
goot, bpilfct ifplbes Den betpoeliae
@epinit, ca. 2,765,O00 ar., iom err
ireinfommen peb ben / Iarcts Sob
inotraaote iterfe Stigning / uoen.
latoif Tall,ta. 9enne ertraoroinpre
Snotrgt bar lat geitpreIien iltonb
til at foreiloa ltbbetaIing al famine
0ipibenoe iom ifior, neinlig iaIt %
Trocent, lioen at forringe Senl9agel
lerne paa rf%orioarlig Maaoe.
Taniferne iurbereber iig pan ftpr
Grport. aisbenbapn Soc SSilli. Oct
oanIfe Sanobrlg forbereber fig paa
ell ltertt forsget Grport al leperloe
areaturer. s itore Strpfniuaer al
europa er areaturlnongelen flor, og
man re0iler berior meo, at Silpeie-
bringelie al ct Winimum al area.
titrer er Ell a6iolilt Heopenoigbeb.
appaantallet er gnnife pitt forminb-
Ifet / Sonmarf unber Grieeu, men
DOG life mere, enc at 2anoet | 2ebet
al fort Sib fan iibpifle en- itigenbe
Grport al lenenbe &bGg til 9lpl. So
Yrilerne bllr helc, pellter man en-
nleact b~etpoelig Snotngt. Sperbo.
peoet Ter set banife 2anbbri,gs MGno
ntcget optimiitiif paa Spprgsmaalet
ON at gienreiie set banife 9onobrugs
Grport, iom mnoer arigens iioite gor
er gaaet iterft tilbage.
20 &arle / Slagsmaal. Torleoen
Seat bar Ser paa acknowledgements"
oco 2iuereb, Der eies al Trpprietrr
Nielien, funbet ct poloiomt Sperfalb
Steb. IA Garle fra 2pnge.@gnen
i1bianot fig peo 12.Eioen paa @aar-
Sen for at faa fat / "Wellemlfop.
gaaro"s &arle, iom be al en- clcr
anoen 8runo bapoe ct Sorn / Sioen
paa. Sa be bioite, at Iroprietprcn
loa ing eftcr ct ltlpffestiliGlbe.
mente De at funne faa 2eilighco til
at lape itsrre Habage. Smiblertio
lDffeoes Oct TroprietGr NielienS
borne SIN / Spioien for @aoroens
6 aarle at faa iaset I%ngriberne poa
6lltgt, men fprit efter ct blphiJt
Slagsmaal, buorlnoer TroprietGr
gtieliens Seu blep operfalot baafra
% itprtebe bepioltlss til Soroen mco
ct Saar / Snpebet % Ell long SlPnge
oper ben enc &iro. Saafrenlt set
life / iibitc Sieblif par lpffeoes et
al &arlene at afbpbe ct MT Slag
moo gtielienS Sppeb, par ban iieloe
"Hatt." lloen Spil blepen iluaet libel.
Nu ilipper ban ianoipnliapis meo ct
lpngere Spgelcie. Iolfiaige al &ar-
lcne fit iaa baarbe Sframmer, at be
ligger tiliengs. Yolitiet bar %forels-
big anbolot 10 al Golosnl9noene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-08
46be Tarsans.

mao beurlore gelgierile. Nlt pooaner
Sanoet til MT Sin. 5 SrGbaraffer,
meilem Wturreiter tpffct meo @oro
bar De tapre Eionerer inofparteret
zig. 9e rpooer op, De bpgger % gicr
bet oolotagne Sano otter brllgbart.
Eaa enfelte Steoer leper ssolfcne ion
Gneboere / Oct treiteslgic @ilonis, /
andre Ggrte, irrlig ON 5urnes og
Eroperingbe, filloes nuereoc nlpqtioe
Golonier. Gn SSeItbone ilpber utrpt.
telig paa @pggematerialer, bpao Der
Der i WooiGttirg til / DC poelogte
frantic Smraaber life ipneS at p9re
Wangel pan. Oct Ter / set belle taact
no iom ON @ienrcisl1inqen bripcS
mere INTENT / @elgien enc / iSranf.
rige, boao Oct MI fan fonlmie al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-08
Soloatcrasiuranccn.

Sioen Den lite Sanuar bar &egie-
rinaen @ar Hiif Isiurarce Bureau
ooofienbt llobetalinger al Isiurance
iii aiopoe Solbaters gftcrlabte til ct
ianllet @eleb al trefpart billion Sol.
lars. Suoen mango Waaneoer bill
Sclebet anhrase Ell @ilion. Isiu-
rancen llobetales life paa en- Sang,
men / ~maaneolige Niorag for tppe
Mar. Sploaternes Samilier bill ser.
Tor Tor sc n9itc tppe Mar mootaae
ct @clsb al 20 Wiuiouer Collars ON
Iarpt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-08
2ipct paaamer | Nuincrme.

en- &srreipcnoent ifriper iii
~Suno" / Scrn ON Selgiens @ien.
reisnina:
Seq bar beiest Den peitilmnoernitc
Slagularf % feet SbelGsgcliernc i al
oeres Seocritpseelisbeo. Men Gguen
err life mere iaa t~rsitesIss. 8iciop.
bpgninsen CT bcgpuot. Spor mar,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-08
BORT @aItbcr, 2llaTa.

NpVk &VV]&UCVI %~tVvIW>
Git inotlrbt Siea ligs mibt imot
% u1oer Sicue 8ranifoss Saugar
inutil Streuoar sraa - ap SapIearot,
Iom ieg / falb SIP Iaugar.
2rni ~fienner tpar eli 2eio.
10 ieilar inn, 10 ieilar ut
paa bile 6ap, paa epbne Seio;
/ Sluge lrloer brdtte Nut
30 beo litt Nei.
So beprcr &piifring Sblgjcilag,
Del Inn cit p9 ana mllllar;
Sisen ligg blauf mag
berrc Vnaror rullar.
Wien her Elm Sag braut Stormen paa,
elm Snpltraum inn mot Ctrunbi ltoo
lit So5len / ei Ilaumfplot pa,
elm itun1Ipren9o 6apgnu5 tpit iom Snio
Iauga Gergi 8raa.
Gin CANAL @ubbt meb graft 9aar
puslar meb Saateu linn,
nm &nt5eiangit ug gill ban lpaar
% ltrpt lit iolbrenot Slim.
go tenner ban pan Yipa il
% bliltar 9ls89 meo 2u9ur bIan.
6nn lipbe lioie llngoon1stio
Elm YInis Der breioe 8Iommen>Ia
brllinr ltrio forbi.
Mien no er ban Der peo Nornlanos Snio,
for Eplnruatne Soslar talbt.
3an bar lcr fprr, han CT ber no
femteu Sumrar ialt.
Oct er 10 nlangt han minuas bill,
ipeg!a ap WinniS 9renn;
ban pnltd Wull, han rita Sill
pg for paa Sagt etter 8ril5lizSjeuu
nleo Cont % Siu.
Mco @aat neb gutor % for ban
meo @ua fra Sairbnnts SieQ.
So eingpng ban tuleu Solar uann
fraa FEM 9tppardr eiu &pelo;
reu etterpaa rloOe Del Stogo TOM,
ban maotte ut / Ssptc % 0op
oienom Snioorip bcprNes lllpeiiom.
Sen Sat ban / ci Sglo 1ot
cit bulore Wtil fraa Nom.
90 nan9cinhuebcil Noromann fer
til SuuifaIano fucr Taar;
ser 0ao og 2ano cs 6iea ban ier
iii hcinle han Idag | mango I0r.
Ser lei Ban bite ponot ifior
oa Iiteu Hiionm uann;
men noto !oisar % prog Ser noro
10 lon otter Ter iii alalfas2nno.
oaa WraSlc gror.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-08
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n~rrml2iioncn bcIqb Tia til Ii0t opcr
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Q}aitDr 2ncmumoicn blcp pn,tct pcl
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inrronN. l}oit,r yler, Nnaierar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-08

Soeritancnoe afbiIonirg aienair "orsbenrcn"
Or. 400 (ru W}ooeD, rleo @geirG3 piano,
~oripiuaIc Mseriter. Y}aiiinbooet fninges alito'
inatiit / Stiuing pto at aabne bet nlco
@pngaIer foripneoc 2Gaa % oeo 6iGIp al ben
ulltontattite Geiteinefaulsmc meo prspct Staal'
label.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-14
SMOKING HABIT
 FASTENED UPON
 ENGLISH WOMEN

London, Aug. 13-So many English women have become confirmed smokers that in recent months rail- way employees have hesitated to en- force the rules against smoking in certain carriages, and it has come to be accepted that if the womeT passengers do not object every com partment becomes a smoking car"
 The Great Eastern railroad, who general manager is General Henry Thornton. formerly of the Pennsyl- vania and Long Island systems in America, is the first of the railroads to change the existing order and move for q return to pre-war condi- tions By a recent order only such compartments as are designating "srnoking' can be used for that pur- pose, and even though all the pas sr1gers may consent, no concessions are made to women. If they want to smoke they are to be referred to regular smoking compartments.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-14
ANNUAL FR0LIC OF ELKS SUNDAY
 AT BLACK ROCK

The annual midsummer frolic of Bridgeport Elks will take place on next Sunday at the Bridgeport Yacht Club at Black Rock. The beautiful club house and grounds have been turned over to the EIks for this big affair and rain or shine, between four and five hundred members of the To- cal lodge, with a large number of ELAs from Derby, Norwalk, Stamford ard other nearby cities will make this outing the biggest and best ever held in this city. One of the big features of the day will be the old fashioned Rhode Island shore dinner which will be served in the club house proper. Everything from the hot steamers down to the broiled lobster will be on the menu. There will be games galore all day long---swimming races, fat mems and three-legged races, tug of war between Bridgeport and Derby Ellxs. clam eating contests, etc. There will be an orchestra, of 10 pieces to play all day. Invitations can be se- Cure1l for the Annual Frolic up until midnight. Thursday, August If, from the club manager at the Elks' Home State street, or from members of the committee. The committee state that positively no invitations will be issued after Thursday evening.
 Among the invited guests who will be present are Past Grand Exalted Ruler Edward Leach of New York City and Chief Justice Albert T. Bro- phy of Brooklyn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-14
THREE NOTED FRENCH TOWNS
VIII Live in History as Having Given Their Names to Articles of Every
 Day Commerce.

Three towns In northern France have given, their names to articles of everyday commerce-Cambrai from which 'cambric" is derived Arras, a term applied to a certain kind of tapestry, and Valenciennes, noted for Its lace In olden times. Cambrai, too, Is associated with the name of the great French ecclesiastic and moralist, Francois Fenelon, a statue of whom stood in the cathedral before the Ger mans captured the town. Fenelon wrote one Of the most famous novels of the eighteenth century: "The Adj ventures of Telemachus," an account of the son of Ulysses. At Cambraf was concluded a very curious treaty, the so-called Ladies Peace." between Louise of Savoy md Margaret of Aus trin, representing France and Austria, respectively, in 1529. At Arras was born the celebrated leader of the French Revolution, Maximilian Robes pierre, who organized the Reign of Terror by which he himself was finally to fall. Faienciennes no longer made the beautiful lace which its name SUB. gests, but was q center for the manu- fracture of hosiery. trimmings. and handkerefiefs. It was the btrthpia ce of two famous men-Watteau. whose paintings are regarded as perhaps the most chara cteristic proGTets of French art in the eighteenth century, and Froissart, whose chronicles of the wars of the Middle Ages are full of movement and color, Near by is an- other famous town-DouaiVWhose name is joined with a version Tn Eng fish of the Bible prepared for the special use of the Catholic church,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-14

For the past twenty years I have had rheumatism in my legs and arms I was in bad shape the muscles would knot up and Jumps would ap- pear on my limbs my fingers were all out of shape. I was run down in health and terribly nervous. I had tried everything to regain my health but l seemed to be getting worse in stead of better, friend of mine told me about CINOT the herbal tonic. I have taken two bottles and started on my third and my recovery has been wonderful. friends and neigh DOTS can hardly believe their eyes I am so thankful I cannot express myself and I hope that Bridgeport people who are i'll will read this and get well by taking CINOT.'
 Many readers of this article are today suffering from sick headaches dizzy spells, sour acid stomach, con stfpation, have backacfres, bladder trouble, are nervous and run down. and need a tonic, CINOT has wide scope there are herbs in it that reaches every organ of the human body by taking one spoonful of this medicine your taste and smell will be regaled back to the old times when mother used to feed you herbs and you were happy healthy children. Don't ruin yo:r teeth with iron or tear your stomach up with miner als God never intended you to take them, the dumb beasts relies wholly on herbs, parks, grass and leaves as did the wild Indians.
 The Cinot expert is at Hartigan s Drug Store, S1 Fairfield avenue, where he is introducing this remedy to the Bridgeport public-Advertise- 1OoP
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-14
NOTICE

AsscssmrT1t foy the Discoutinuance of
 BufldinG J4fnc on Drouvc St.
 accordance with the votes taken 1Iy the Common Council of tho City of Bridgeport at the meeting hold August 4th. 1919. tho following re- port of the Board Of Appraisal of Benefits and Damages was adopted and the assessments confirmed rela- tive 10 the discontinuance of the building limo on the north side of Drouve street from Water street to Main street as ordered by the Com mon Council on the 18th day of June. 1919.
 We estimate and appraise to the foiiowt.z persons the several sums set opposite their respective names. as the amount of damages by them rersived and sustained respectively, fyy said Persons over and above tho special benefits bJ them respectively received therefron. 10 wit:
 No persons.
 And estimate and appraise to the following persons the several su1us set opposite their respective names a~ the nrnouat of benefits by them received respectively by said Persons over and above any daf-ages by them respectively sustained thcrefron. to- wit:
 No persons.
 And we also estimate. ascertain and determine that the following persons will receive m equal amount of damages and benefits fin the prem ises. namely:
 c. Drouyo Co.
 John Weldon
 David c. Sanford
 Mary CaiuceI
 Francis htiekies
 Adopted; August 4th. 1919.
 Approved; August Bth. 1919.
 Attest,
 J. ALEX. 1T. ROBINSON.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-14
NOTICE
Ass~~nenf for Morgan Avenue
 Layout,

Ass~~nenf for Morgan Avenue
 Layout,
 Ia %eeSfdaBaa with fine votes talk sa by fac Common Council of the City of Bridgeport at the meeting held August 4tb. 19is, tina following report of the Board of Appraisal of ISs,estfs and Damages was adopted and ths essassfpsnts confirmed rela- five lo Morgan avenue layout as or dsrad by tias Common Council on the Isth day of August, 1918,
 We estimate and appFaise to the fofioTins pergons the several sums set opposite theiF respective names, ms tho amount of damages by them rasaiyed and sustained respectively, by said persons oyer and above the spastai beasfifs by them respectively received theTefrofn, to witi
 No persons.
 Aad estimate and aDpraise to the following persons ths several sums sci opposite theiF FesDectiYe names, as ti,a ay,sesat of benefits by them resaiveJ respectively hy said persons .ysS aad above aay damages oy them reSaeettysiy sustained theEefrom, to wit;
 Ne persons.
 And we also essi@ate, sxrcrtaiR and detsF#iae that the following persons vf1 Fpoefvp aq eqnaa amount of dam - ~ be8eAfs h ta4 PFemises.,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-14
NOTICE
Correction of Assessment for Scavfevy
 TerTslco Sewer.

Correction of Assessment for SCaviCvy
 TerTlco Sewer.
 In accordance with the votes talk on by the Common Council of inc City of Bridgeport, at the meet n - held August 4th, 1919, the following oorrcCtcd report of the Board of Alp Traisal of Benefits and Damages was adopted und tho aszscarucnt5 confirm cd relative to tho construction of a sewor and receiving basins connected fthcrowith. in Scaview Tcrraco would respectfully report and recommend that tho following resolutions be adopted, correcting tho report of this board. made to the Common Council Juno 2s, 1919.
 Resolved, That the assessment in the aforesaid sewer, made against the following named person for the sum s,t opposite her name be abat- ci. to vt:
 T. ma <. Gould 9i ft- s113.T4
 And Se it further. Resolved. That tho following named person be as- e~ssed for the construction of the rfGrCs1id sewer. the amount set op- ,ositc her respective name. as the amount of benefits by her received from the construction of this sewer. to wit:
 Enmn A. GouId 19 f. s c2.e9
 We therefore recommend tlo adop- ton of the following resolution.
 Resolved. That Howard F. Smith De, and is hereby duly appointed Collector of benefits assessed for the construction of said sewer.
 Adopted: August 4th, 1919.
 Approved: August 7th, 1919.
 Attest:
 T. ALEX. IT. ROBINSON.
 EifH C1er.lr-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-14
For Kitchen and Laundry

Many necessary things which the foresighted house. keeper will buy through the sale while
 reductions are in order
 Aluminium Tea Kettles, heavy sheet metal curved spouts, strong handles sizes and 9. Regular S4OO Sale price $2.95 Clothes Wringers best make II inch roll hard maple frames, A three years guarantee with each wringer Regular price 1850. Sale price S685 Electric Irons, tb sze full nickel Complete with cord plug and stand. Regular $500
 Sale price S3.85 Willow Clothes Baskets oval large size reinforced tops and bottoms. Regular price $2.5O.
 Sale price S1.95 Tea Pots of English earthenware in brown and fancy banded trimmings large size. Regular $115
 Sale price 90 cts Butcher Knives for household use, 10 inch blades, riveted handles. Regular price $1.OO.
 Sale price 67 cts Wash Boards double zinc stye large size for tubs Regular price 90 cts. Sale price 73 cts Bread Knives, crumbess cutter with style edge. Regular price 40 cts. Sale price % cts Wooden Salt Boxes, large size. Regular 15 cts.
 Sale price Il cts Knife Boxes of hard wood, compartments. Regular price 50 cts Sale price 39 cts
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-14
NOTICE
Correction of Assessment for JncIx-
 anIi ANfsrar1n G<.rrcr.


 son Avenue Sewer
 In accordance with tho votes taken by tho Common Council of the City of Bridgeport at the meeting held August 4th, 1919, the following cor rooted report of the Board of Ap- praissil of Benefits md Damages was adopted and the assessInents confirm cd relative to the construction of a sewer and receiving basins connected therCwith, in Jackson Avenue would -~~rse=.erlly report and recommend that tho following resolutions be adopted correcting the report of this board on the aforesaid sewer, made Co the Common Council, June 23, d919.
 Resolved, That tho assessment in .he aforesaid sewer. made against the Following naaled persons for the sum t4t opposite their names be abated. Gc wit:
 s-s J. Hughes and O. IT.
 Graves T33 fl. ssso.7s And be it further. Resolved, That ahe following named persons be as- 'sessed for the construction of the sIforceald sewer. the amounts set op- posite their names as tho amount of benefits by them received from tho cor structiou of this sewer. to wit: zalmon Goodsell 19s fl. s1S4.14 wm. !. Nichols and AdoIph
 Sherman 1So ft s14s.so Frank Hughes and Zalmon
 Goodseli 572 ft. s531.96 F. J. Hughes and c. IT.
 Graves 40 fl. 37.2O We therefore recommend the adoption of the following resolution. Resolved. That Howard F. Smith be. and is hereby duly appointed Col lector of benefits assegsed for the construction of said sewer.
 Adopted: August ith, 1919.
 Approved: August 7th, 1919.
 Attest:
 J. ALEX. IT. ROBINSON, as City Clerk.