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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09
FROM DAWSON.
ulationS

We are having nice weather now
and the farmers are beginning to
plant corn.
Miss Ina Martin and Bessie Mont
gomary were visiting Miss Martins
relatives the past week.
S. J. Witt and wife and daughter
Mrs. Irene Hutsenpiller were business
visitors in Anderson last week.
Johnnie Wells has returned home
from camp where he had been for the
past nine months.
Mrs. Leoma Zurface and two child
rem, of Cincinnati, Ohio, are viiting
Mrs. Zurface's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. F. McCallister.
Miss Laura Hedrick is visiting her
sister, Mrs. L. o. McCiung, of Daw-
son.
J. Scott McWhorter delivered an
excellent speech at Cliffside Church,
Sunday evening, strongly urging he
purchase of Victory Liberty govern
ment notes.
Z. r. Thompson was severely kick
ed by horse one day last week. His
breast bone was broken in two plac-
es. FIVE ribs were also broken.
Friends and neighbors anxiously hope
for speedy recovery
Messrs Floyd Henson, l.. O. Nc
Chung, and Claude Witt have gone to
Winding Gulf to secure work.
Mrs. T. F. McCallister is slowly
recovering.
Anthony Hutsonpilled, wife and
child, were visiting at Smoot one
day last week.
Born, May 6, 1919, to Mrs. Delta
Carter, a daughter. It's father, Sam
Carter, died last fall with "fu."
MIR. and Mrs. c. E. Hedrick were
visiting in Anderson one day this
week.
Mrs. VIM. Myles after visiting re-
lations in Anderson went on to Lew
lsburg to see her daughter, Miss
Julia Myles.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09
MIR. BRAY RESIGNS.

Hon. a. B. c. Bray, who for fifteen
years, has been the cashier of the
First National Bank of Ronceverte,
resigned the post on the 1st instant,
resignation was accepted, and G. Ed
win Boone, was chosen in his stead
Mr.. Bray's health has not been good
for year or more and recently he
has had much trouble with his eyes.
He feels that a change Of employ
ment will help him. Mr.. Boone was
identified with the bank for several
years prio" to his election rs deputy
sheriff in 1912, and his relationship
for the past year has been that Of
assistant cashier and part time ac-
tive in that capacity. He will resign
as deputy sheriff at once, and will
move to Ronceverte as soon as he can
get located. Ronceverte thus gains
valuable new citizen. who will no
doubt make the bank an accommo-
dating, popular and most acceptable
officer,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09
\ GREENBRIER GIRL IN DENVER

We have letter from a gentleman
in Denver, Colorado, telling us OF
Miss Matte Correll, a daughter of
the late VIM. N. Correll, who mar
ried Miss Butcher, of this county,
sister Of the late w. F. (Fount)
Butcher, well remembered in this
community. After Mr.. Corrells death,
many years ago, his family went
West. settling, we believe, in Oregon
where Fount Butcher lived and be-
came well known as a lawyer and as
a Colonel on the Governors staff.
Miss Matte is now living in Denver,
and is we'll known there, having been
recently appointed the first lady
member of the police force ever
known in that city. Her duties will
be the inspection Of hotels, theatres
dance halls, rooming houses, etc, to
see that they be kept in order and
sanitary condition and that they OBJ
serve, in all respects, the ordinances
of the city. Miss Matte had prior
to the appointment, served for sever
al years as a private detective for
the treasurer Of one of the largest
Of DenTer's business corporations.
The letter of this gentleman recon-
mending her to the Chief of Police
as lady of excellent character and
unquestioned efficiency as a detective,
went far to secure the position for
her
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09
NIX. DU BOSE INSTALLED.

Al me Old Stone Church last Sun
morning, the 4th inst, in the
essence of large congregation,
f' warner H. Du> Bose was duly
III formally installed as pastor, Rev
II. NJ. Hall, delivering the sermon
strong and impressive one, Rev.
+. Sydenstricked presiding, pro-
PuAaing the usual questions and de-
er'hg the charge. This he did
IN tenderness most affecting and
u'nihg' leaving an impression
F'ch neither Mr.. Du Bose nor his
fopie Will soon forget. Rev. F. w.
Pumps delivered the charge to the
Type speaking with great. clearness
mpressing with much force the
guy things he asked the people to
remoer and observe in their var
y relations to and with their pas
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09
FROM TROET

The flu has not left our commun.
'ty yet. Fletcher Underwood being
quite sick with it.
Wilkinson & Reed have purcha sed
a new Ford truck and are doing a
thriving business with c. w. Seay as
chauffeur.
G. n. Lewis has purchased the p.
G. Thrasher property and expects tv
move into our village socn.
Mrs. J. S. Wilkinson and children
were visiting at her sisters, Mrs.
Hedrick. of Blue Sulphur, Sunday.
"Uncle'' Isaac Viers. who has been
quite sick for some days, we are glad
to note. is better.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Nc
Chung, Saturday. April 81. 1919, a
son. We extend congratulations.
MIR. Cutlip. of Sbottsylvania conn
ty. Va, passed through our village
Monday with the body of a Mr.. Col
iins. who used to live on .McNIillion
Creek, taking the body to that place
for interment. Mr.. Collins was the
father Of MIS-. Nathan Viers of our
community.
Mrs. J. E. McNIillion. Mrs. w. X.
Mcdowell and Mrs. Foster McMillion
spent Sunday at A. D. McNlillion's.
Devilla Blake had the misfortune
to lose fine Jersey cow recently.
Mrs. Eli Reed is quite sick at this
writing.
w. X. Mcdowell and w. ]. Hinkle
made a business trip to Lewisburg
the 18th.
Quite number OF our people have
been to frankfort and Lewisburg
shopping recently.
Rev. G. R. Reed preached to =
large audience Sunday night.
DavilAa Blake haE purchased
Ford car.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09
GRADUATION RECITAL.

Miss Polly. Sydenstricker will pre-
sent her original arrangement of LAS
You Like It. in her graduating re-
cital at Carnegie Hall, Lewisburg
Seminary. May 18th.
Miss Sydenstricker has made an
excellent record in her work in ex-
preston. Her enthusiasm, her high
ideals and the earnest effort in dis
chage Of her~6utics will be sure to
bring her success. She is bright and
talented and her friends will be sire
to enjoy ner rendition of Shakes
pears most charming comedy.
On Monday evening. May 26th.
Miss Thelma Russell will give her
graduating recital in Piano.
Both recitals will be given in Car
negie Hall, beginning at $3.50 O'Clock
p. M. The public is cordially invited,
and special request isNmade that
everyone will be on time.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09
FROM SOUTH COLEMAN.

AS various sections of the County
are represented through the different
papers OF the county, by a cores
pondent, except this section, we will
venture to let you hear from us once
any way.
Farmers here are about ready to
begin planting corn. The prospect
for fine wheat yield Is very fiatter-
ing. a
The recent freezes have injured, to
great extent, the fruit crop in this
section.
Mrs. B. A. Farmer, Of Rockland
has returned from visit to rela-
tives in Oklahoma.
WE. Alexander, of Oak Hill, Fay
last week.
Fletcher Anderson, who bought
the b. A. Farmer place, has taken
possession. We welcome him to our
midst.
Rev. w. r. w. Sleeth filled his
regular appointment at Ketron Sum
day a. NJ, and delivered very fine
sermon, his subject being, THE
Higher Life" 49,.
Mrs. Mildred Yates, OF Brantville.
was visiting relatives here some days
ago.
w. A. Moorhead, Of Hoke, was a
visitor to this section since his re-
turn from camp.
w. II. Whanger and wife were Wis
iting the family Of G. w. Lemons
in Monroe county Sunday,
Miss Ruth ErSkine,. daughter of
w. c. Erskine, has a very bad at
tack Of quinsy at present but is some
improved.
G. ID. Sampson ,st valuable COW
some days ago from effects Of n Tx
fever. This was quite loss to Mr..
Sampson since cows are so very high.
UNCLE JERRY.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09
AUTO TAN.

There is Government tax on per-
cons carrying on the business of op-
Grating or renting. passenger auto
mobiles for hire, as follows:
Seating capacity over two and not
over seven, $1,000 per year. Seat
ing capacity over seven, $4,000 per
year.
This tax is effective from January
lst, 1919. and is now due and pay
able up to June 3Oth. 1919.
Thus if such car has been used
since January 1st, 1919, there lis
now due and payable the sum of
$500, and if put in use since then,
tax is due and payable at the rate
of 50 1-3 cents per month, parts of
month counting as whole month.
There is a heavy penalty for not
paying this tax.
Blanks for this tax can be secured
of "A. NJ. Tressell, White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09
RED CROSS NOTES.

WILLIAMSBURG AUXILIARY.
There was a large crowd out Fri
Gay evening to hear Congressman
Nicely and Sergeant O'Conner speak
and both Of them gave very interest
ing talksk which were much enjoyed
by all present. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S Nc
Whorter.
The Red Gross will serve refresh
ments the nights of May eth and
30th, during the High Scool COM
mencement. The faculty and stud
ents have prepared a good program
and every one is cordially invited.
The ladies of our auxiliary sent
80 pounds of homemade candy to
the wounded hoys at Walter Reed
Hospital. Mrs. Rea, the lady in
charge Of the Red Cross House there.
wrote very thankful and appreci-
alive letter for this small BIZ. of
Ihough.fulness.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09
ALUMNAK BANQUET.

We wish to notify the members of
be Alumnae Of the Lewisburg Semi
Fry OF the Banquet to be given at
Re Seminary. June 9Th, 1919. Those
fishing to attend viii, please notify
RS. R. E. l.. Wood, Lewisburg, and
fcloSe Sl.O0 for plate. Each men,
er is allowed to bring one guest, at
100 per plate Please let us hear
(Om those accepting as soon as pos
|O!e' certainly before June 1st. We
Ppe there will be a large number Of
pr Old girls present. Come and let
revive the old Before the War
Prit' Of the school. 2t
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09
MLLER-GILIIII.aN.

Miss Irene B. Gillian, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mottit N. Gillian, Of
Lewisburg, and Mr.. J. P. Miller. Of
Huntington, were united in marriage
at Pomroy. Ohio. on Saturday, April
3rd. 1919. They We're accompanied
to Pomroy by G. G. Lockhart and Miss
Hazel Edlnonson, OF Huntington.
Miss Irene has been employed in
Huntington for some years as Il stem
ographer. Mr.. Miller is travelling
salesman for large grocery house OF
Huntington. This happy young
couple wilt make their home ut All
5th Ave. Huntington.
The Independent extends congrat-
ulutions.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09

We Will give the person giving US
the best definition of the word
"Home' $1,000 in gold.
Conditions Of Contest:
All answers must reach us before
May 18th. Not over rs words can be
used. The three people who have
kindly consented to be our Judges.
are three of the greatest home-mak-
ers we know, namely: Mrs. w. r.
Burdctte, Mr.. w. e. Nelson and Mr..
II. f. Hunter. Your answer, without
your name, will be submitted to them.
The next best. answers, will be pub
ished with the winner.
STUART & WATTS,
4-25-3t Real Estate Brokers.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09
CIVIC LEAGUE WORK.

The Civic League has not only
hauled away trash free of charge but
has cleaned places where trash had
been allowed to accumulate for years.
We hope our citizens will have civic
pride enough to assist the League by
not letting such conditions as this
exist again. Will you not lend this
Iubllc welfare organization your
support.
The League has adopted as its
motto: keep Clean" Will our citi-
zeHs not make this their motto?
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09
A NEW GARAGE.

Lawrence j. Richmond and VIM.
c. Hobbs have purchased and taken
charge of the H. D. Pole garage on
Main street. Both these young men
are experts in automobile repairing
and we have no doubt they will re-
ceive just share of public patron
age. Their garage has been estab-
lished as one of the six Battery Ser
vice Stations in this State. This
alone is sufficient to show their rec
ognized mechanical ability.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09
NOTICE..

There will be meeting of Camp
David S. Creigh, U. c. ", at the
Court House. in Lewisburg, on Tues
DAY. May 18th, at IL O'Clock a. M.
This is an important meeting, and
every member is urgently requested
to attend. At this time Delegates to
the State Reunion will be elected.
also officers for he ensuing year.
JOHN A. HANDLEY,
Commander
D. r. THOMAS,
Adiutant
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VI. w. ZIMMERMAN.

Narce!lus Williams zimmerm a n
n ,S.sa THIS Office fifty years ago this
'"-May 10, 1869-when Seven
, ears OF age, serving the first
., 'ears as an apprentice, as was
I"e custom. He has been a
u employe Of this Office from
1"' ne entered 1t as an appren-
~, IL me pTesnt time, having SER
u me different owners-first B.
"'lo"' then Harlow G. Argabrite
~ september, 1887, then Dennis
hoo s S, to October, 1903, then
r., H. Dennis to December, 1917,
&C .lh an efficiency and faithful
ry, worthy Of all praise, and is now
US tne present owners, McWhor-
hern, with the same fidelity
>Jnsciencious regard for his du-
Durlng all these fifty years he
|ea hh Sd good health and few in
moe" ""'e been the days missed from
b. ' 90 Few men have served so
|no 90 faithfully and so, well at the
J work In the same place. with
dame came fidelity and with as littlt
,,i o the even tenor of his way.
! n b "'e mas been to attend to his
i Io, nalness and that Of his employ
eiry "''ng other people to attend to
krahr, ns MS service with Harlow G.
(b,i.hoee Mr. Zimmerman wrote and
Of "r ." IN the Independent a seri-
|heon""'v, of Rev. DR.. John Nc
rs a,!, ana his pupils. These pa
d y. .,'racted much local interest
! no 81" IT, zimmerman has long boped
mattcu " use them and much 9TH
|Ns ~ ne has gathered as the
bhy hr, book Of Greenbrier biog-
! Gra y", could never find time for
'"'atiop of the book.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
IN APRIL, 1910.

Paul G. Hogsett, Clerk If Green
brier C5urty Court, issued marriage
licenses tc the following persons dur
ing April, 1919:
John Duff and Nellie Wilm ore.
Married in LewisDurg, on April LIST,
by Rev. w. H. DuBose
Walter B. Weese and Daisy Alice
Church. Married, Oh April End, by
Rev. Jno. H. McConkie.
Albert Lee May and Myrtle Wyatt.
Married by Rev. x. d. Swecker, on
April 9Th.
WaMer Lester Oliver and Nina
Augusta BARLEY. Married by Rev.
W. II. Du Bose. on April 5th.
Mitchell Gill and Minnie Weikle.
Married by Rev. w. II. Du Bose. OIL
April 5th.
John Lewis O'Br;en and Laura E..
Fix. Married by Rev. Thos. A.
BureI, on April 18th.
Floyd Hedrick and Myrtle E. Har-
rah. Married by Rev. Fl. l. Stephens.
On April 10th.
Harry A. Kenney and Marie Fair
fax. Married by
IL ~. ana Nellie 4,
Forren. Married by Rev. w. r. w.
Sleeth, on April 23rd.
Samuel Henson and Ida Arnold.
Married by Rev. Absolam Knox, on
April Oath.
James Church and Emma Bostic.
Married by Rev. j. w. Leggett, on
April 2Sth
Robert Franklin Morris and Beuia
Richardson. Married by Rev. Abso-
lam-Knox, on April 26th.
Howard T.. Hanson and Dortha A.
Donaldson. Married by Rev. c. NJ.
Sarver, on April goth.
Moses James Belcher and Amanda
Pauline Mars. Married by Rev. Alb
salon Knox, on April goth.
Clarence Mccoy and Goldie Boyce.
Married by Rev. - on -.
Verne e. Walkup and Elsie Y.
Stinson. Married by Rev. c. w. Fink.
On April goth.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09
DELCO-LIGHTS

Ihe Farmers Supply Co., Lewis
ourg. has the agency for the Delco-
Lights and invites inquiries concern
ing this excellent lighting and power
device for the farmer.
with Delco you can have cleo
trio lights located in your house. barn
and other buildings. You can also
nave power to run water system,
separator, etc.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS

Greenbrier County Court-Presi-
dent Shields and Commissioners Nc
Chung and Sydenstricker present
met in regular session last Tuesday.
Following is Il list of orders entered:
j. ]. Perkins allowed $500 per
month for his support.
Fred c. Mays allowed $500 per
week and Alva Baker $4,000 per
month for their maintenance at State
Tuberculosis Sanitarium.
j. w. Baxter recommended to the
Governor for appointment as Notary
Public.
c. f. Boone rendered his resigna-
lion as deputy sheriff ard Court APP
pointed S. II. Mcdowell in his stead.
j. d. Hicks took necessary oath to
qualify him to sit as member of
Board OF Equalization and Review,
he having recently been appointed
to such membership by the State
Beard IF Control, in stead of r. G..
Slaughter. who removed his esiderce
from the county. G. T.. Boone and
w. e. lines are Mr1HIck's surities
in the sum OF $1,000
w. b. Hines qualified as Notary
Public.
c. il. Thompson exonerated from
$124S7 erroneous tax. On real estate
in Falling Spring district. Same or
der as to II. G.. Bare for $17.1O tax.
OF personal property in Fort Spring
district. Same order as to Laura
Taylor for $500 tax on real estate
in Lewisburg district.
On petition Of A. b. BRAKEMAN Ct
al. w. F. Boone, J. Howard Smith,
and J. 0. Hardlay were appointed to
go upon and view proposed route for
road from East Ronceverte to North
Caldwell. s...
J. II. Perkins allowed $4,000 for
60 rods Of fence along II. +. Will
Jams road, in Falling Spring dis
trict 49,
Myrtle Henson allowd mothers
pension of $500 per month for each
OF her five children.
A petition by Theo. Brinkley, C.
E. Lewis, S. C. Coffman and $50 9TH
ers, praying for division OF Fall
ing Spring district into two districts
was filed. The section south of
Spring Creek to be known as Savan-
nah district. The Court set Monday.
June 9tn, as a day on which to hear
the petitions and prayers of the plain
tiffs. A petition by Geo. w. Whiting
and 271 others was filed in objection
to this division.
Salary of office deputy assessor in
creased from 5000 to $1,000.
The citizens of Redwood offered
70 spend $500 on repair Of Glass "a"
road leading to Redwood provided
the court would expend $500 on
same. The Court accepted this offer
The work to be under the supervision
Of Robert Williamson.
On motion of citizens of town of
fort Spring. the court declared its
intention to establish class A road
over the Fort Spring turnpike provid-
Ell Monroe county establishes this
road as a class A road to the Monroe
me. But nothing in this shall in
;erfere with first improving the Mar
ms Bottom turnpike to the Second
Creek Bridge.
IT ---------------------
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09

Delmar H. Withrow, five-year-old
On OF T. d. Withrow, of the Rich
EadS, a few days ago, with his faith
Rs $50 Winchester rifle, killed two
Euifrels-one at the first shot, the
Fner at his second, getting the two
eurrels with three shcrte-a very
enaI kaDle feat for a boy CT five
hnMerS
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09
CHEAP LUMBER.

l have ON hand a quantity OF Gull
lumber which would like to dispose
CT at bargain prices. Also have Ium-
Der OF all descriptions. especially bill
stun. JOHN HOLINGER & son.
o-I-Zt. MaXweton, w. Va.
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THE GREENBRIER PRODUCE co.

To the Public:
We have formed The Greenbrier
Produce Company, and want YOUR
eggs, chickens. butter, and all kinds
OF country produce. We will pay
highest market prices, and solicit
your business. Our headquarters
Will be the Farmers Supply Company,
at Lewisburg. l.
JOHN C. DOTSON,
S. V. BURGESS
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Sergeln. Lloyd e. OFT, who landed
|, Newport News, Va, on April 25th,
rom overseas after seeing some
months Of hard service on the St.
tihiel and Argonne fronts, is now
Philadelphia aiding in the victory
ban drive, and expects to be muster
i Opt from Camp Lee Immediately
non his return there.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09
CLOSING EXERCISES.

The closing exercises of the Lew
burg Graded School will be held
the school ground, Friday after
,on. May 10th, at 3 p. m. If the
,a;her conditions are unfavorable
r an outside program each room
Il have short program indoors.
e patrons and public are invited.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09

", carry a full line of bathroom
,,s.. aa6 plumbing supplies. Come
nd l5ok our stock over. We can
,ic- YOU anything You need in the
,av NJ plumbing or heating supplies.
Ask for Mr.. c. A. Plunkett.
FARMERS SUPPLY CO.,
.9;..t. j. G. Dotson, Mgr.
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CENTENARY MEETINGS

Asbury. Sunday. at IL a. m.
Mountain Gap, Sunday, at $40 p.
IN.
The District Campaign Director,
with assistant speakers and singers,
will be present at these meetings.
Go and hear this important subject
discussed
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-09

,,b, Mcintosh, Sr., has sold his
:Js~ce property on West Railroad
'nne formerly the J. b. Link
,ner,yl Ronceverte, to c. J.. Cas-
.nh manager of the Gallagher
~. Gallagher, this state, VINO will
80 10 Ronceverte TO make his
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salc-Thoroughbred Berk-
r" .,;cs > sows, 3 boars. Can
aNe .hem registered. Call phone
ave write Robert l.. Lipps, Lew
- Vest Virginia.
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y frank Anderson has purchased for
$l'Zoo the Bierne cottage on Jeffer-
son street. II. A. Murrill made tho
sale.
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Tomato plants for sale, also a few
caulifowers. cabbages and asters
jamie B. Echols
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~ John D. McCorkle. registered
SIGHT Specialist, of Hinton, w.
&c -, the Greenbrier Hotel, RON
To- ,.,e First Monday of each
w., from nine to five o'clock.
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civic League will meet in the
lps y. the depot next Tuesday, at
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rp1nAY. MAY 8, 1919.

;,r5av. May 10th. your last
s" for Victory Bonds.
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Asst
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REWARD OF $1,000 IN GOLD.

S. V. BURGESS.
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1303 IkvIN0-SI. N.W.-LaxsD-f ssnk -seen.
3-Nn1Wss 2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-01

.6SS CONN. AvE.-Handsemely furnished
room: suitable for member Of Congress: Preach
Of kitchen: garage space If desired. n. 1911.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-01

1000 26th ST. N.w.-Two bright rooms. nea.
lunch; good home cooking: SIS a month each;
pa cara the door. IL