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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-30
lOll tax clerk.
Clear and Explicit


Every male person in Louisiana
between the ages OF p and 90 owes
4 poll tax OF $l00 to the state. wheth-
er said tax has been assessed against
them or not The language Of the
amendment quoted herein is clear
and explicit that after a soldier has
heen discharged he shall pay all
poll taxes assessed against him in
order to vote.
| am enclosing you a copy Of an
opinion rendered by Attorney Cen
era1 A. V. Coco to Sheriff T. A.
Grant. of Ouachita parish. which
think correctly interprets this amend
nent and which is in accordance
with the view expressed herein.
Therefore. this office now holds
that a soldier who is discharged dur
ing the year 1910 must pay his 1919
roll tax in order to vote in 1920. If
he was in the military service in 1918
and all of 1919. he would not have
to pay a poll tax for either year in
order to vote in 1920. nor would he
have to have a poll tax receipt for
1918 in order to vote in 1920 if he
were in the military service through
last year. However. as soon as a
soldier is discharged he returns to
his civil status and becomes at once
liable for his poll tax Just like any
one else.
Exemptions are always strictly
constructed. and as much as | de-
sire to favor our boys. | cannot con-
strue the law otherwise than as is
herewith interpreted
Very truly yours.
(Sipnedl T. w. ROBERTSON.
Assistant to the Attorney General.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-30

the Revolution and in my opinion
deserves the enthusiastic support of
all patriotic citizens.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-03-21

Miss Gertrude Jackson was a guest
at the Roy Mosier home east of town
for the week end.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-03-21

Lord Woodby Rich, an heiress-hunt-
ing Englishman will be in the city
soon.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-03-21

Don't fail to hear the chorus of
football players and college girls
March 9th and 28th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
NNtre Dame'Va aIley

Americas greatest and surest In
v-siment. The rich prairie lands In
Torrehonne, Louisiana nrc most pro
ductivc and the best cotton, rice. cat
ilo grozlng and prospective oil aud gas
lands ~ the world now In raw state.
With Development Win pay enormous
returns annually Big American com
rany financed hy men OF affairs, or
gsnlzed for 81 900 600 have purchased
large tract. Common shares $40
each. subject 10 advance without mo-
tlce. Big profits assured, This op.
rortunity is undoubtedly the very best
ever offered Investors, Our literature
II very interesting and win be sent
free on request Address Tho Castell
Land 4 Harboy Company, Inc. S26
whitney Central Blds, New Orleans.
La, u. s A.. Department A.
FOR SALE--Bcst cafe In good oil town;
reason 'or ,olling, bad health. For
particulars write Mrs V. 6. Walden
7os n. Mckinley. Shawnee. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
6l2-li Insurance Building
STOCKS

IN oI!knRANGLE I!1IiI I 81 Pr. II 4 90, I ON
UNITED q. A. r.. g5c. 500 okJ.A. OIL
& REF. p0c. 500 NATIONAL. OIL X.
e.. g. SO. 80 RANOLA OH, 81 no. 500
AMERICAN o. n M SlO5. 1000 As-
SrRANCE of Il UEf &c. 1000 con
r0lip ulL, !5c 800 NlG WESTERN o.
a g.. lic
Submit ,our bids and offers We have
some uplcndld hlrgahs m dividend poN.
ing siuri,a Write Ms lur particulars
Market letter mailed irce upon ie-
uucst
Maple Oh pilONEs Maple loiu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
McCuiloch County Texas

I have some exceptionally well lg-
cntel acreage near two drilling wells.
M the North Central part Of McCuh-
ioch county Texas This acreage can
10" s.ld Ut hntgiin and lease Is reg
lulr iirr'Nelr commercial Price now
t'hnn p'r Acir lnr 50 acres Must act
muck F'r nrlirulars address f.,s,
care Okllhumln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

BAKERY FOR SALE County seat
town of 1000. modern shop with mix
or and mouldor. worth $500, VIII hno
s. 900. l.. r., Oklahoman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
BANK AND OFFICE FIXTURES

MAHOGANY bank fixtures. cages, fur-
nituro. vault doors. deposit boNss 3
formerly used American Exchange
Bank. Dallas Sell complete or divide,
handle and retmlshed by experts, Wire
what part YOU want. Bargains quick
handling W u. Collins Safe ~ FIX
ture Co. Drnlson. Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

j300 TO s., ,bOO yenrIy from good Nv"
business. can be run In connectop
with sof drink parlor. confectionery
cigar store. pool room, barber shop.
etc. or can bo operated as an ind'vidual
business. space to II feot wide and ~
feet long would suit admirably. you
control tho cnsh: pay for business out
Of profits. only small amount needed TO
start American Box Ball Co, 3Oci Van
L.. .IIuunnnlIn InL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

CONTROL Of good abstract company
In east part state, business average
$3.50 0O monthly Nill set or trade for
lnnd u Y. NNnhomnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

SODA FOuNTAlSs-We have several
bargains In both rev and sllghily
used fountains: 8. 4, 10. IA i6, Is and
.0-foot lengths. can include In same
contract all fixtures necessary 10 open
up drug or confectionery store: save
you money: easy monthly payments.
Grosmnn Fountain Co.. Dallas. Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

MEAT MARKET for sale, good town;
county seat. good location. viii sell a.
once. r.. NJ. Oklahoman,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

WANTED. stock OF groceries or sen
oral merchandise store, with good
farming community around, state
amount Of stock and fixtures and crop
conditions. Address q. W. Taylor. Cln-
ION Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

FOR SALE-Brick building renting fot
3,3OlUO per year, near Oklahoma
civ, B-207 Okahomnu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
Our Blng2lOWS

Rooms md s'eeping porch West
18th ST. 81 500; terms.
East sth 81, i.room. basement. paw
Ing paid out 5000
1900 block OF I.rvood. b.rooms
s.. 200
West 3i.i. : rooms all hardwood. gar
ago and drive. s. 900
Rooms and h~cak'ast room, wes
Stil, garage: 81. ESQ. terms
West 18th, d rooms: $500.
Rooms. West 2s,h St. garage
s., 500
West 2lst. 6.room. excellent hons
s. 600
. Rooms. good garage. West iath
81, ESQ
| We also have homes of all drscrtp-
'idns IN nll parts Of the city. Come
and see us.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
lori1a
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK
OIL GEObOGlST.
En A. E-Ia

mas \ Gould
'2ls Colcord "dR Phone walnut t0s
WILL huy at top prlces unltyn ON De-
posltors on Globe on, Huffman Oh,
Turmau on. Okmulgee proIuci0g,
Snmmics on National on Dkhhomr
Oh All American OH Why take lrss
from others? \. l.. Deibel. ilS Boat
mems Bank Bids. st Louis Mo
Will develop oii properties foT own
ors anywhere: give full particulars
t'rst letter. }. Grant, J2s whittier ST.
Louis, No.
OiL SCOUT mas exceptional taclliues
for buying uii land -escr ard roy.
allics opportunity here ior parties
with 500 10 $500 to take pro rata, un'
divided interest iu leases promising
quick profits. Jess Akers ArdmOrt
Irkla.
LEASE on 100 acres. Gfecr county;
about ore m'lo from Turner No 3.
nov drlllng. Need some quick money ,
all or cut IN lo.Rcte blocks; s. per acre
n. X okjahoman
t.Vp0 ACRES ut leases for sale, Harmon
COUNTY. okla three deep toSts .. 900
feet. one drifting now, derrick nv Tor
one $40 600 forfeit IN bnnk that other
one viii no drilling }, November Is
1919 Information aud price, write rrock
& EdmiRston, Hollis, n5R,
LEASE brokers, something doing In
Hughes and Seminole COUNTIES. wells
drilling others sure, get my plat aud
l'St W J. Ryan, Iioldenvllle, Okla
Phone lio
ALI, or arv part ot 900 shnrcs Golden
Belt Refining Co, all or any part
, ooo shares Globe ril 4 Refining CO.
Mnko offer Mn J. Mulhcron, ESQ
David whitney Bldg, Detroit Mich
/. WlLBARGER COUNTY.
Probably the most nctive county In
| the north central Texas OH fields ut theI
present time. We have Il large aSsort =
mcnt ~ leases for sale IN this county.
surrounded by producing or drilling
wells, prices reasonable. we guarantee
delivery and title.
Orcutt=Ffarris & CO., Inc.
4i3 Southwest Reserve Rank Rldy.
Phone Walnut 2iSl.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma.

Oklahoma.
iS0 ACRES alfalfa and corn land SIX
miles southeast OF Hollis. Okla, Good
house. barn and other outhuldings II
you want $50 acres all bottom land see
mo for this farm. W II. Groves, llS'g
N Broadway. Oklahoma city. OKLA
Walnut siii.
WRITE me about 3lo-acre farm. $50
In cultivation. 2 sets improvements,
school on land. miles railroad town,
price SIS acre. worth $50, q. W. Cloer
Ada. Okla.
ii0 ACRES. good land ~ miles north
west OF FergusoA okla, blaine CO..
5000 90 y cash, rest on time. ION
II. Okmuleeo. Okla.
ny OWNER, so acres, miles west OF
Stockyards. an alfalfa land. fenced
cross fenced nav hog wire nnd posts
D, young alfalfa, g. acres wheat lhnd'
balance recently cleared, house. barn.
Windmill. few wells. chicken yard. lpo
walnut and two elm trees MAJ pie 2l6N-N,
sos T.. l3th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
BUSINESS OPPoRruNIrlHs
OUT OF CITY

FOR sALE-First class roomins house
- ?? furnished rooms: bath; sanitary
~ ~Jsvatory, all linens. bedding and all
n. furniture; good business. located In ono
N, Of best oil towns In the state OF okla
(" ,homa can be bought for the small sum
Of 1850. part cash and balance 10
suit r.. ~ OklahomAn.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-01-17

located ate at Pocahontas, in the copntv
OF OIL Iazewell, State of Virginia, at the
close OF business the 3lst div of De.
u unnne, l9lS, made to the State Cor
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-01-17
SOLDIERS LETTERS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID
American Exreditionary Forces

American EXreditionary Forces,
Foutaine, France. Dec. 8, 1918.
Dear homefolks:
Have just received your welcome
letter of Nov. 18th. Glad to note that
all were enjoying reasonable health
and everything seemed to be going
smoothly enough. Glad father has
timber on the road and hone he has
received the pay for it now.
Would like to be Their to help build
the new apple house, but hardly ex-
pect to be there to help eat apples
that you put in thise autumn unless
we are returned to the States earlier
than we expect.
Glad you have had such nice all
tum weather and hope the winter will
be mild. We have had no cold wealth
er here, but cool and rainy part of
the time. Had slow drizzle of rain
all OF yesterday and today.
Sorry indeed that you do not hear
from me oftener, but you must not be
uneasy and try not to worry.
Glad Dale is on the mend and hone
ne VIII soon be strong again.
From the way you write Grace is
not getting on so well, but hope she
will continue to mend.
While writing answer to your let
ter OF November 18th received anoth-
er dated October 31st, which told of
Willie and wife being with YOU all
shucklng corn. Would like to have
joined you. Hope you have the corn
cut up by now, for l am sure the
weather is beginning to get cold. but
one consolation is that the corn is not
up in the hollow where it was jast
year. Dale had not gone for an on
GRAFTON, but was thinking or rather
expecting to go so the first news was
somewhat better than last, but that
OF course was because your letter of
November 18th reached me bfeore
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-01-17
the one Of October 31st.

the one of October 31st.
Wrote Lou once or twice since re-
ceiving her letter, but suppose they
have not reached her.
Was sorry indeed to hear of Ell
canor Titles death. Sure think it sad
when she was taken when her chill
dren are so small.
Of course the holidays will have
passed before you get this, but here's
wishing you merry Christmas.
Sincerely, JESSE
Jesse Vernon to John A. Vernon. r.
+. D., Cedar Bluff, Va.
Dec. 16, 1918.
Dear homefolks:
Am getting on fine. Just received
your letter of November 23rd, saving
1t had been five weeks since hearing
from me. Sure hope you have heard
before this is received Suppose YOU
were like Peter of old when he began
TO sink while walking on the water.
when you sometimes felt that YOU
would never hear from me. Suppose
you nave heard from me before now,
ana please do not lose faith again
Have always felt that / would get
home, but of course it is easier FOR
me, as am here and know condi-
tions, than it is for you reading the
papers, and guessing at the rest.
which makes it nearly all guesswork.
Hope you have coal and wood for
hte winter, not that l expect to have
to cut any wood at home this winter.
but Just like for your sake to be up
with the work.
Glad that Dale is convalescing and
hope he will soon be strong again.
Hope Grace is still getting stronger.
Suppose you have killed hogs be-
fore now. You mentioned nv being
there to eat beef, but that is nothing
new for me: We get beef once or twice
day and ! never get tired of it.
Glad to hear from Aunt. Suppose
the winter in Tennessee will suit her
better than on the hills of Virginia.
suppose you have gotten most Of the
way.
You have said nothing about Bay-
lor for a long time. Suppose it is
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-01-17

travelled 4 days and nights. Sure wos
some rough riding. Landed Mt Or
leans, was there one day and they
assigned me to the 2Sth infantry and
l left there for the front. My reri-
ment was to go in to relieve French
regiment the next day after | got
there. They had been practicins. 2or
a big drive and was the only green
horn" in the bunch. We left for the
trenches the next day, and as we
were going in that night the huns
opened up on us. Seems as though
they knew the very minute we were
coming. I'll tell you. thought h
had broke loose. 1t makes you feel
mighty bnd tohave those big shells
singing over your head, especially the
first time. We stayed in the trench
es till the morning of May 2Sth and
we got the word that we were to 90
over Mt $3.50 sharp next morning. Our
artillery opened up and put down n
barrage that lasted till $50, when we
started over. tried to pray, but
could not. I'll tell you l thought of
every mean thing had ever done,
but | remembered l came over here
to die for our beloved country. or
come out on top, and thank God |
came out on top.
If the Germans ever did catch h.
they sure caught it that day. We
took tho city of Catchy after a hard
light, hand to hand. About eleven
thirty the same day they began to
pour the gas shells to us and they
caught us mapping and 81 of our boys
were .gassed, among them. l began
to think my time had come, as l got
a good dose Of it. / consider myself
lucy Mt that us never got n scratch
any other way. l was taken to hos
pital and stayed there till July 9th.
was then transferred to the Q. Nj.
G. and sent to Marseille the second
largest city in France. ] stayed there
only four days, when they shuffled
me to this little town, Miramas. II
have a good job checking freight as
az prisoners unload it from the !
cars. We have $50 huns here. l like ,
here fine and feel just rs we'll as
| ever did. Don't weary about me, MS /
there is nothing else wrong with me. !
would love to get home by Christ ,
mas, but don't see any chance.
How is everybody? Has the flu
stopped yet. Oh, how glad l am that
this war is over, and we can come
home to the ones we love. If ever
get home l am going to be differ
ent boy from what was. am sure
glad l enlisted. never regret it.
certainly have got all that was COM
ing to me the 81 months have been
H the army. / received the money
,. k, but did not get any furlough.
So ] nm going to have my good time
1t home telling you all about France.
received the paper, (Clinch Valley
News), and enjoy reading it.
Love to all.
Your affectionate son,
LAWRENCE A. BARRETT,
70 his parents Mt Richlands.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-01-17

Arras France, December &, 1918.
My Dear friend.
AS / now have time | will answer
your most kind and always welcome
letter. Was more than glad TO hear
from you.
| am having some rest now and IL
fine time compared with n month ago.
think l will get to come home be-
fore many more weeks pass by.
hope so anyway. When / do come
home, want you TO come down and
we sure will have some swell time.
certainly have had some hard time
in the last fight. We broke the main
Hindenburg line, which was no doubt
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-01-17

It's no very cold here; little rainv
though, but we don't mind that.
hear that it don't get cold in this part
OF France. am working with horse
es and get along fine. Very often I
th ~, OF tho horses ut home. Is Prince
stiii there yet? Don't think it will he
long until | will ride him again Has
George still got his horse?
well, mother, you need not ro to
the trouble of answering all of those
questions, rs l know that it's hard
WORK for you to write with Your GRIN
pied hand at all.
Quite n few American soldiers nre
getting married over here, but don't
think l will. l am likely to bring n
girl home soon after | get back, but
not n French girl, now what do Won
think about that? Do you want anoth-
er daughter in law. Now, she is n
real good girl and nh excellent cook
Well, mother, will close, hoping
that you are strong and in Rood
health. 1 am all right and will be
pack before many months am think
inng. a merry Christmas and Happv
New Year to you. With much love,
Your son, LEWIS
Lewis Carbaugh to Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
Carbaugh, Tazewell.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-01-17

because he is well and working nlI
the time. That is good and glad no
is blest with health. That is the way
! have been since coming to the ar
my. Never have felt bad enough to
take medicine or be off duty.
Love and best wishes to all.
Sincerely, JESSE.
Jesse w. Vernon to John A. Vernon.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-01-17
HENRY JOHNSON,
10th Infantry, Co. G, A. E. F.
To Bane Bowling, Tazewell, Va.

~ Dahe poWiiilB, lNzeWell, Va.
On Active Service With the Amer.
lean Expeditionnry Forces, Nov. %.
My Dear Cousin:
Tonight rs l am alone will write
short letter to let you know your
old cousin is still living.
Say, KID, guess you are having u
swell time in the old U. S. A.?
Dear, sure did have splendid
dinner today. Guess your best beau
spent the day with you, did he not?
l did not have girl today. Gee.
we have some sweet girls over hero
but none so dear as the w. Va. girls.
Ida, think like the girls as well
as I ever did.
Tell all the sweet little girls in C.
Is. l. am coming bnck in the near flu
ture.
| said when l left | was coming
back, and don't care how soon /
sail for the dear old States.
France may be good place, but
there is no place as dear TO me us the
l have been over here long enough
for old Sam, but can stay longer if it
il necessary.
| had letter from mother yester-
day for the first time since | left
Camp Lee.
You must not get married until
return.
Think shall marry when | return
II l can find some sweet little girl.
Ida, guess my girl and her c. b. |
boys are going over the top, are they
not?
But why should l worry. | am 10 |
ing with the girls over here. Don't
think l will be SO crazy about tho
girls any more for they Just kid the
boys until they got the boys crazy
about them and then they break their
hearts.
have almost forgotten old C. B.,
out expect to spend some more hap
py hours there in the future. What
mas become of old Ed Reedy? Tell
him l wish he was over here with
ne. Give the homefolks my best re-
yards and that / expect to see them
n short time. Would ask YOU to
answer, but will not be here lonp.
iope to see you soon.
Your loving cousin,
SAM j. CHRISTIAN.
70 Miss Ida May Bevagy, Canebrnkc,
West Virginia.
American EXpeditionnry Forces,
December IL, 1918.
)car Mother:
| will write you line tonight to let
ou know that l am well and getting
long all right Hope TINT when this
caches you it will find you well. Ens |
he cough that you had left you. You
ave not mentioned il latcl'- anl how j
uncle Lewis? Do they think there G
} any chance for him?
/ have had letter from most nil 7
the family lately. Well, l suppose
larry, mother, father, sister, and i
rother are happy now that the war /
; over and nothing to worry about. 3
here are many who wont come bnck, 3
ut 1T Just had to be that way. t
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-01-17
Statement of the financial condition of
BANK OF POCAHONTAs

, S'"'eiieht Oh the financial condition of
BANK OF POCAHoNTAs.
located ut Pocahontas. in tho ,...
OF Tazewell State of Vira;n;o sVuney
close Of business the 3lst div of n Tno
GENDER, 1918, made to the State Cor
Poratlon Commission.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. so5e ,oo 10
Overdrafts, unsecured. a6G ~
Bonds, securities, etc. own oi
cd, including premium on
Bank;u,, ho,.o $4,000
Other real estate owned soa EoN x"
FURNITURE and fixtures. ' OOo ~
ENchnnges and checks for 'o0
Other c"sSy : i. clearings, 1911
! que from national banks 9Or1 20
Duo from state banks. mi ''oo'i
Vatc bankers and trust
pannr p cnrran.,, $500
kractionnl my, NY 41,616.0O
Gold " cn;n ana cents, 296.4o
silver coin, t' 1ot'OU
WAR Savings Stamps. " 90 ec
TOTAL, $500 1o,rc
LIABILITIES. i'oo
Capital stock paid in. $40 mn M
surplus fund, fJ ri UooUO
Undivided profits, less amt 'ooo'oo
paia Tor interest, cxpcsucs
nnd taxes.
dividends unpaid, oSSSna
INDIVIDUAL deposits, incud-
IN. ing savings deposits, 299 Otoo7
Iime certificates of deposit no Inc o.
Cashiers 'bonLI 1916
ing,
quo to national banks. I 'S1SS
Due to state banks, private fioio
pnnksr and trust com
Res"rvc1 f.. 2,0S5.14
- on certificates of deposit ooa, 90
Payments by subscribers on i'""
Liberty Bonds, 1ado,oo
$533,i9d.56
- o. Nj. Galway, cashier do soIo,,,
y swear that the above is n irne
ST'G,neht OF the financial condition
"a Bnhk of Pocahontas. locntoI ~
in The county of To,n
wen, State Of Virginia. Mt tho cIoan
u business OH the 3lst div of DE-
,emner, 1913, to tho best Of nv
knowledge and heller. " NY
Correct-Attost:
Z. M. GALWAY, Cashier.
y: B. MOORE,
JAS. w. BAILEY,
l.. ). STUMP,
''a,e OF Virginia, county of TazewclI
sworn to and subscribed before me-
~ =. NJ. Galway, cashier, This 1ith
lay OF January, 1919. Ai''
NJ, .. X. suit, Notary Public
Wy commission expires July s. 1900
THE ME liIRERS OF THE FUTURE
ihe men that nre making high waD-
= ana continuing to live as thcy ia
~ low wages are. the men TINT nro
lIo'hG TO be the hircra of other mcn IN
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-01-17

al. weigh l45 pounds, more than I
,vo VEL T.. l must must close, looking for
Your son,
r /, :, EUGENE l.. McGINNIS.
10 "A. Nj. McGinnis, Burke's Garden.