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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-06-11
CHILDREN'S WEEK

Some few years ago a survey of
our continent revealed the start
ling fact that at least thirteen of
the twenty-five millions of children
under twelve years of age were re-
ceiving no religious education what
ever.
When these figures were placed
before the International Sunday
School. Association they felt that
such alarming conditions. must be
changed and that our people must
De aroused to the fact that the
American children we're not receiy-
ing the all important training need
full to the making of useful members
of society.
After deliberation Children's Week
was decided upon and in 1917 the
Sunday Schools were called upon
to observe such. The purpose of
the Week." which was Continent
wide, to be the consideration Of fhe
spiritual welfare of our children.
the providing of literature for ali
children, the cultivation of clean
heart and right spirit in a good
Dody with sound mind, to arouse
parents to the need of home train
ing In religion, and to bring that
vast number of unframed children
INTO the various Sunday Schools.
The success of "Children's Week"
mas been more gratifying each year
and our local Sunday Schools real
lzelng the Importance of such an
occasion have formulated plans for.
It's observance June 23-27th.
The program is not yet completed
but promises to be unusually good.
Mrs. Ella NJ. Snow, of Clarksburp.
State Supt. of Children's Divisions.
a most gifted speaker and success.
ful worker with children, and Mr..
fldgway, of Coatsville, Pa, Sun
day School mon of wide experience
and contributor to Sunday School
Times will be with us. Addresses
by our local pastors, survey of
our community in the interest of
the Sunday Schol, and children's
mass meeting will be features of the
week. - ~
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-06-11
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Greerbrier
county, IS: At rules held i'm the
Cierk's Office of the Circuit Court
OF Greenbrier county, on the first
1920. ''''e'
Bertha Bevcl, Complainant,
w. w. Bevel, Defendant.
4 In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tam an absolute divorce, and it an
Eearing, by affidavit fled thai ~.
defendant, W: w. Bevel, is a non
resident of this State, it is ordered
tnat ne DO appear here wiihir ono
month after the I,te of The first
pIDiicatlon of this order and do
terest in this suit.
Teste:
Fl. c. SKAGGS, Clerk.
}. 5. MCWHORTER, Sol. 6-11-it !,
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CHAuTAuOUA,

Ihautauqua comes this year on
June 29th-July 9th. Season tickets
Viii be on sale June 18th, and as
mere are no tickets reserved this
year get them early as many were
disappointed last year in not get
uns tickets owing to our limited
number.
tickets will be mailed-children
age.
+. II. CRICKENBERGER, Secty.
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GRASSY MEADOWS.

= #E NRAOo1 MCADOWS. .
Farmers are busy working corn
and shearing sheep.
Edward Holcomb, son Of B. ID.
'Holcomb, who had his leg broken,
is doing nicely.
Miss Meta Ford is improving
slowly.
Rev. Mccormick preached Sun
day evening TO large crowd here.
We are expecting Rev. Ofield,
the Presbyterian minister, TO oc-
cupy the pulpit of McEllhenny
Church this summer.
Sunday School at McEllhenny is
progressing nicely.
James Montgomery, who is work
ing at Rainell, was at home Satur-
day. night to see his parents.
There is going to be very good
crop of cherries and apples this
year.
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ABOUT WOOL,

Contract and satisfactory ar
rangement for handling West Vir-
ginia wool clip of 1920 has been
made with Horkheimer Brothers.
of Wheeling, w. Va. This company
will handle all wool assembled in
large lots in communities on five
per cent basis. This charge covers
storage at warehouse for six months
grading, packing and marketing.
In other words this company charg-
es five per cent commission for
handling and selling all wool re-
ceived by them and will market the
wool at the proper time TO net the
grower the best price. This is the
same contract under which Hork-
heimer Brothers handles the Ohio
wool and is q very liberal contract.
This company furnishes new bags
for each community at the rate of
one dollar per bag and credit is
given for each bag returned. Ware
house receipts are given and cash
advances made on wool before it
is put on the market. All wool
should be assembled by co-opera-
tive plan in each community. Some
one should take charge Of the COM
bined lots Of wool and give a re-
ceipt to the grower for the number
of pounds of wool delivered to him
Each fleece should be tied separate
ly with paper or cotton Irvine. Ii
is perferred TO use paper twine.
The proper kind of paper Irvine
may be bought from the Cincinnati
Paper and Cortage Co., Cincinnati.
Ohio. Each bag must have the
name and address of the owner of
the wool. All Inquiries concerning
the marketing of wool should be adj
dressed to w. II. Somers, Chief
Bureau of Markets, Berkeley Springs
West virginia.
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DEDICATION.

me new NJ. Z. Church, South at
11lioot, W. Va, will be dedicated on
%u,y lth, 1920. All day services
WIN an old fashioned basket din
n ner' The dedicatorial sermon will
re ~ delivered at II A. M. by Rev. S.
d. =: ,Vaught, L. l.. D., new president
J" VI, Norris Harvey College, and the
UD,'erhoon sermon at 3 p. nj. by
t !, r., II Il. Clay, Presiding Elder
- charleston District. Everybody
rs invited TO come. q
COMMITTEE.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Erskine Miller and
Rev. John Gravatt, all of Staunton,
are weekend guests at Thornwold,
the home of Major and Mrs. Harry
Frazier.
c. B. Renick is in Greenbrier this
week from Franklin county, Va.
Nh. j. H. M. Erwin, of the Patrick
Construction Co., is now located at
Rupert.
Mrs. J. L. WinkIer, of Romeo
verte, is spending some time at Mt.
Regis Sanitarium near Salem, Va,
She was accompanied hither by Mr..
Winkler and Mrs. VIM. Mclaughlin
and Mrs. Paul Hogsett, of Lewis
burg, who report the Sanitarium an
ideal place, most beautifully situ-
ated on high point overlooking
the valleys below. Miss Bessie
Echols is spending a while at the
same institution.
Miss Nellie Kirkpatrick is here
from the Hinton Hospital where
she is in training for registered
nurse, visiting her brother and
sister, A. w. and Miss Linda Kirk
patrick.
Miss Myrtle Bowen, of Baltimore,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. b.
Bobbitt.
Mrs. l.. p. Housman and daughter
Miss Virginia, of Pueblo, Col, are
spending the summer with her
father, Capt. C. B. Buster.
Winston w. Murrill is home from
Randolph Macon Academy, Front
Royal, Va, where he graduated
last week.
j. Walter Dyche, of this office,
spent last week in Charleston,
serving on the Federal grandjury.
Miss Grace Darnclle left last
night for a three-week visit with
her sister, Mrs. Louis WinalI, at
Detroit. Michigan.
i. Fl. Anschutz and bride got
back to Lewisburg last Sunday
morning from delightful bridal
tour of three weeks spent in Balti-
more, New York and Boston, cities
in which Mr.. Anschutz has many
friends who showed the happy
couple many delightful attentions.
J Miss Sauna Black, of Meadow
Bluff, w. J. Snedegar, of Renick
and w. Roy Blankenship, of Frank
ford, Boys and Girls Club Agents
of their respective districts, were
in conference here Monday max
ing plans for a county camp TO be
held about the last week in August,
the proposed location to be at Blue
Sulphur Springs. Miss Black and
Mr.. Blankenship will accompany
a party of Greenbrier boys and
girls to Morgantown this week for
the State Prize Winners Course.
Miss Caroline Jasper is at home
from school at Winchester, Va.
Mrs. Sallie McCleary Garretson,
of Washington, ID. c., is here the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. +. II.
Mays.
Misses Irene and Elizabeth Dom
ahoc, of Lawn, visited their friend,
Miss Clare Long, at Hinton last
week.
p. L. Johnson has leased the
hotel al Anderson and is now in
charge.
Miss Josephine Erwin, of Organ
Cave, is visiting her sister, Miss
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MEMORIAL EXERCISES.

The Annual Confederate Mem
orial exercises will occur Sunday
afternoon, the 18th inst, at $3.50
o'clock on the Seminary lawn.
There will be appropriate music
and an address by Rev. L. B. Bob
bit, after which the graves of our
dead will be decorated as usual.
&c and take your contribution of
Towers.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-06-11

Mrs. Louisa Estes Lynch, wife of
Mr.. G. w. Lynch, stage driver of
White Sulphur Springs, born May
3Oth, 1920, at Halifax Court House,
Va, celebrated the Tooth anniver-
sary of her birth at her home in
Ronceverte on the Goth ult.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-06-11

May 25th, Cabell county ratified
by an overwhelming majority, d
100000 bond issue for improv-.
ing roads. Supporters of the bond
issue cite the fact that this one of
The very few bond issues proposed
that has met with organized oppo-
sition. Cabell county will soon be
"ou. of the mud" permanently.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-06-11

You should make payment on
your Chautauqua tickets by not
later than Monday, June 28th. If
you do not the local guarantors
will receive no credit on their guar
antee. Get tickets at Lewisburg
Drug Store.
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Office.
THE 6REEEBRlER COUNTY WoMAWs
ASSOCIATION.

The regular monthly meeting of
the Greenbrier County Woman's AS
ISOLATION will be held at the John
A. Preston Community House on
Tuesday, June %, at 4 O'Clock PIN.
NEW MEMBERS.
Mrs. r. F. Martin, Ronceverte.
Mrs. J. c. Jeffords, Charleston.
Miss jamie E. White, Lewisburg.
CONFERENCE.-The. S. r. Patton,
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We received in YESTERDAY even
ings mail letter which contained,
from appearance, some good news
items, but were unable to publish
Them because of lack of signature.
We are always glad to have news
sent to us, but must insist on a sig
nature, although we never publish
The signature unless requested to do
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HOME BURNED.

The dwelling house of James w.
Knisht, near Sunlight, Williams
hurs district--the old Knight homes
was destroyed by fire with all its
contents Wednesday morning. The
house was an old one but the loss.
nevertheless, was a severe one.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-06-11

You should make payment on
YOUR Chautauqua tickets by not
later than Monday, June 18th. If
YOU do not the local guarantors
will receive no credit on their guar
anlee. Get tickets at Lewisburg
Drug Store. ".
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you should make payment on
..o,,r Chautauqua tickets by not
i i than Monday, June 2Sth. If
, ,o, do not the local guarantors
:s'';Il receive no credit on their guar
antce. Get tickets at Lewisburg
nruo Store.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-06-11

DR.. John D. McCorkle,, registered
Eye Sight Specialist, Of Hinton, w.
Va, at the Greenbrier Hotel, Ron
ceverte. First Monday of each
month from nine to Eve O'Clock.
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WANTED.-'To rent farm, or place
as tenant. Address r. Z. Rhodes,
Nallen, West Virginia.
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pcv J. r. Wills, of the Colored
p,ntist Church, here, requests us to
pap that there will be baptising at
S s;s church Sunday afternoon at 3
n N!'lork TO which all are invited.
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,,o, S,LE-6 h. p. Geiser engine
r'h Roller. mounted. w. +. and
anu p Hern. Lewisburg. 11-2t
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go. g E-One Mccormick bind
practically new. THoS LIVE
g. IcwisburY. All
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O. AL IA u GU A
- TIE JOY TIME E z.
7Days-.13 Sessions-22 Events:
FIRST DAY
coass1t@r nsl Ds ss9 o saRssn'snosn
EVENlNe-7so O'Clock ADMISSION, CENTS
"a Comedy Musical and Review"-Altcn Packard
SECOND DAY
AFTERNooF-2ao o'clock ADMISSION, so CENTS
ca he Scenes in Europe rboB., cp~
EVEh1NGa73o O'clock ADMISSION, CENTS
THIRD DAY
AFTERNOON ESQ o'clock ADMISSION, IS CENTS
Fun con@sesaa vs ssRsa1' ssnd
coneert-Ssian Veterans Band A0'li'S'0S s'oo
FOURTH DAY
@ s5::s.{;:.. z: @'''
ss - a ADMISSION CENTS
FIFTH DAY
Af1ESIooS-2so o'clock ADMISSION so CENTS
Health Demonsration" Physically ura c.
Of sunny1ree1 Fs c z eEngs
AFI I O'clock ADMISSION so CENTS
.::; c m
SVEcNING-1so o'clock ADMISSION CENTS.
Concert and Entertainarent-The sity Chinese Club
Lecture Motor Troubles Society,"" Lieutenant Belyin
Maynard
SUNDAY
A program suitable to the te arranged
Season Tickets, $3.50
ADMIT TO ALL cHAUTAuoUA PROGRAMS
SINGLE ADMISSIONS TO EACH SESSION. TOTAL. $500
Buy Season Ticket and Save $500
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,.on S,LE-Practically good as
new Ford automobile n;oa Cheap APP
'i,. At this office. -.
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co>conD NORMAL SUMNER SCHOOL
,;ns Tuesday, June. 18th. Send
tS bulletin. FRED A. FORSTERs
,G' Athens, w. Va. At
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,,,s Mary (McClinticl Hannah,
W D. IF Albert Hannah, died at her
rea,. near Spring Greek this county
i i.;. morning, aged about 81 years.
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Season Tickets, $3.50
ADMIT TO ALL cHAUTAuoUA PRocRAMs
SINGLE ADMISSIONS TO EACH SESSION, TOTAL, $500
Buy Season Ticket and Save $5.5ol
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30
AbiLttu Overlooked

possibilities
continued
Eliminated possible
consideration Republican
character
the himself Cabinet
q continuation of
be commemorative feeding the children
apparently
that
his unsefsh desire o help suffering.
this quality pstency
real Americans this
He occupied the worlds will
history He of his valuable
stnted
willingness
OF
yet learned themselves ability
The disclosed qualities
and the world might
and make qualities freely great
stress and often forgotten.
community
who neglected
best their capacity that country
dianapo forth
ability greater
problems than exist
United C.
stands today outside
apply
display
Mr. would
day Government
would be infinitely partisan politics
long and
administer
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30
CHAPTER CIV


Ny tete-a-tete tea with Virginia car
rled me back from the friendly atmos-
phere of the early afternoon to our old
unslsterly relationship. She was dis
trait and distant. The subject Of Pat
Dalton was now as distantly taboo as il
shed forbidden the mention of his name
Even twp cups of scalding hot and
very delicious tea couldn't warm our
relations back to anything more than
polite tolerance, and l had a dreadful
feeling that ought to be grateful to
Virginia for not putting a stupid med
der like mesout Of her house and her
life forever.
Just how she managed to convey her
impression without saying word,
don't know. But, this l do know:
hadn't brought her a jot nearer Pat Dali
ton. l had forced her confidence a bit
and made her unguardedly admit her
interest in the man who is still in name
her husband-and she'll not forgive me
for knowing that Pat isn't dead to her.
l left Virginia and walked home feel
ing that I'd done far more harm than
good. 1t doesn't seem possible that l
can ever again hope to bring Pat and
Virginia together. l have no clew-
nothing on which to work. I don't even
know what part-if any-Carlotta Stur-
ges plays in their strange, separation.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30
GOOdbu. Cool CoR.nliss ION

Goodrich commission out
collapse of this
industry speculate its value
as a lesson In how o provide coal
failure its inception to its
finish viewed 'front.' he standpoint o
coal and there time in its
Indianapolis the prices it
coal ship
directions
helping he
provide Indiana with Indiana coal and effect de-
tracts legality Of
which the Goodrich
effective the injustice IMPROPERLY
the apparent.
Goodrichism.
Eschbah
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30
Woman Loses None
of Charm iy1 Heavy
Hauling Business
Miss Anna b. Pettet Serves as
ExecutiUe-She Doesn't
Rustic Loads.

In the days before electricity caused
the world to stand on its head ngurs-
lively, when patchwork quilts were still
In fashion and tho young lady who
went away" to school did not have a
wardrobe rivaling a brides tr0ussau.
the young woman who had grown tired
Of "hepin' mother round the house"
would advertise among her friends that
she was doing sewing. Oh, no, she
would not put up a sign on the door In
nice bright letters, nor would she dis
tribute cards with her name in stylish
engraving, nor would she allow her
name to blaze forth from the local press
Such methods OF advertisement are mod
ern Innovations quite shocking to the
ladylike mind OF the past century. An
nouncement in those days would con.
slst OF telling a few friends. Indeed,
remuneration was quite an embarrassing
subject and as far as sewing for strang
ers was concerned It just wasn't done
But, srelt with a large "B,' this is
the twentieth century and the young
lady who Seeks tho post o. gold is not
going to waste the brilliance Of her eyes
or complexion. round her shoulders pre-
maturely over tedious sewing, she is go
ing to seek some occupation more con
genial to her ability.
Miss 1920 SCOTS at 'woman's place is
in the home" She losses her elabor-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30
The Difference

difficult to the
Of feeling talks
King and there considerable agitation
William Of
bask in the and his life pleasure
The idea of with every
Government deal
Their further his excepting
apparently
the people The
shoulder surprising
politicians opportunity
turn scheming willing country
the hands Germany.
be the pleasure Of all
Sometimes
better
throwers America than
who exploiting the country for their
of
jealous
S liberty.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
By David Corv.

she flew away. leaving little Puss to
think over what she had said.
Wen, after while, as Puss journeyed
on, he came to the Underworld. a dark
and gloomy place, where a great river
flowed silently along. And while Puss
stood there an old ferryman named
Chnron rowed up In his boat and asked
Puss Il he would like TO cross over.
SO Puss jumped into the boat and by
and by they reached the opposite shore,
where a three headed dog named Cerebus
barked with his three throats until Puss
begged the old ferryman 10 quiet him
/ guess It was the first time that the
old dog had seen a cat.
SHOW me the dowery fields where the
happy spirits live" said little Puss
Junior So the old ferryman pointed
to n path and Puss followed Il and by
and by he came TO n nowery meadow
where the blue birds sang all the year
mud the flowers never faded. where the
happy children played and their parents
rested from the tolls Of the world.
All, me-" sighed little Puss Junior
$50 this IS the place where the spirits
OF the falry-story people 60" and he
turned around and retraced his steps.
And then the old ferryman took him
back over the dark river and the three
headed dog never barked, for he was
sound asleep ia his cave.
"G0odby. Mr.. Charon. Thank you for
taking me in your boat" and our little
traveller went upon bis way back to the
upper world. once more 20 meet the
great hcroes OF fame and fable.-Copy-
right 1920
ITO BE Continued.)
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Many to Attend
Brussels Meeting

BRUSSELS, Nov. So-Au physicians
and chemists Who belong to the allied
or neutral armies are invited to a con-
gress which IS to be held in Brussels
next year.
The conference will be held under .he
auspices of the Belgian Army Medical
Service. One OF the main points which
will be dealt with viii be, OF course. tho
treatment Of wounds acquired during the
war. The methods and advantages-and
otherwise-of the treatment of venereal
disease during the war will occupy the
attention Of the congress and tubercu-
losis viii also be under consideration.
Poison gas and the chemical analysis
of asphyXiating gases will be one of the
other leading matters investigated. The
convention win suggest methods for
general reorganization of the medical
services OF all armies and will probably
submit its findings to the League OF
Nations for action.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30
WHEN A GIRL MARRIES
A Neg0 Serial of Young MGR ried Life
BY Ann LisIe

And awkwardly enough, I have entered
into a sort of unwilling friendship with
the girl I do not despise, even While
wonder if she can be that despicable
thing--a wrecker OF homes.
Half an hours brisk walk brought
me home, and there in our apartment
entrance hall found Phoebe and Envy
fast in conversation, and seemingly I'M
conscious Of the cool discomfort of the
marble bench Oh which they were sitting
side by side, swinging their heels ike
a couple of chums
Almost dedantly Phoebe held up her
little heart shaped face to be kissed. the
last time I'd seen her had been when
the maid had reported that long dis
lance had said the Fort Something
didn't answer, and she'd rushed from
the room to come back with That trouble
brewing revelation that Longley the
florist had identified the sender OF Viz
einia's anonymous flowers as tai blue
eyed man with iron gray hair
In my soul l still believed that
Phoebe had been calling long distance
and the fort where Neal was But |
couldn't be sure; and it wasn't Partcu-
larly comfortable to feel that little
Phoebe would lie II she found herself
at bay.-Copyright 1920
(TO be COntinued)
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The JdnitOrS

Chicago janitors
their increased They
they
Of g
the strikes
would the job he has under circumstance
very
Generally a Berlin,
without
plenty
riding automobiles which
controversy
well resteness the
normal and is well TO be patient with the ianitor
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30

position through an employment agency
Il came here as a sort OF q combina-
tion office girl and stenographer. Little
by little | began taking charge of the
running of the affairs of the business.
First it was oae thing and then another,
unul now l do nearly nil OF it.
oh, no, I am not busy sill the time.
I am acquainted with the work and have
got II down so that l can get through
with II and have some time 10 myself.
Often l have time TO read or sew. 1t
does seem that ] would not have time
to do that. but do. You see there are
certain rush times In our business here
as we'll as in any other kind.
Our office Is not as nice as It might
be But we are going to fix 1t up SO
II will be real nice pretty SOON
So after all, even the women who shock
the grandmothers by turning into exec
utives are still feminine despite all their
declarations to the contrary and still like
pretty things"