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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
.NTERS ORDER FOR SALE
OF SEIZED AUTOMOBILES
''nH court VIII Dispose or Two
Iars Taken Under prohibi-
g. dion Inv,

Two Studebaker automobiles. form.
iS IN? property Of T. A. King ana
q -: tIcKer, but which were con-
s5seaied by the police. when alle""a
70 70 nave pecn la use transDor,inT
ssIosnt Spirits, viii be sold al auctioS
s rndrg, OF me city Hall, August 81
-sScoIuing 10 AN order entcrcI in
S ;ifa sttngs Court yesterday at the in.
Lance Of Gommonwcalth's Attorney
sEBoth cars We're s.Zel and tu-,ea
Yer 70 the state, and have been hold
OF some time, pending the outcome
e appeals taken by the owners from
3Hs decision OF the Hastings Court
fSBp!n appeals have been refused by
pc sunremc Court OF Appeals.
tssssAnother automobile. Il Cadillac The
primer property OF Gustav BuctholZ
9sbeins hcl6 by the Commonwealth;
9IigrneY until the next term o. cOur;
f1sA}ct ODER. The automobile has been
tynfTsd sold by the court, but bcrausn
Spckholz has disappeared forfeitjnf-
tpnp.sthc sale has been post poncd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
WANT VIRGINIA OPINION
bcr'si"n Under Nork,urp.. C,uo.,
S"''"h Act Interests Law Pub
fishing Firms,

unusual interest is being shown in
Shv ohlnipn handed down last S;,tur-
VIZ ny the Industrial Commission Of
,nl3 hpidlng tAat injuries result
n ~ are commensurate under tha
orr men Compensation Law Of
' 'rel ma; Major Richard T.. BERN.
,'nu,,.t,5 luhet OF the commission. an
MaNy requests have been received
~ me commission from law publish-
ing hrms In New York for file COMES
9a,t "b'hi2h. as we'll as for the dis
S.Htihs opinion OF Commissio,cr
itei.hc' VINO discnted from the M.
yo!tE Opinion. and held that arci-
Gents cent, DURING, the lunch hour of the
I'm w.. iscs. ana while the claimant was
~ "a any way engaged in his en-
~ business. are not Compcns-
ANlc w cr tMo NirEinin nnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Heat itcrurds Ave nrokcu.

, NC last TWO days have been record.
= fchi["rs in regard to lcnpcraturc
icr tile early part of August, r. 4.
in;!IhS. director of the United states
e"thcr bureau here. stated ycstcr-
day. The minimum .cmpcrattirc I,st
h!Ght was sc and thermometers in
exposed places registered 80 at mid
night. The lowest minimum TEN
prrature on record for the month OF
August heretofore was 81. on Angus
q: last year On July rs and % OF
TINS ycnr the minimum temperature
was Sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Denies It's Nirginin nrnnhx

nat liQnor ana brandy are scarce
in Washington was stated by Super-
vising Revenue Agent S. Il. Brame.
in charge OF the Southern territory.
yestcrday. Through his frequent
visits 10 the Capitol he stated that he
was in a position to know. Denial
that virginia apple brandy was plen-
litul in Washington was made by MIR.
Frame also. In the five years that
he has been in Nirinia. Mr.. Brame
said. not more than 100 gallons OF
brandy has been confiscatcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
TWINS OBSERVE BIRTHDAY
'.rofiSc y. and John IInw Reach
i:iIhty-Sccond Milestone
On I.ifc'S journey

Attorney George J.. Haw. who for
some time has had an Office in Rich
iLonh. has just celebrated his eighty
second birthday. together with his
Twin brother, John llaw
10th are in the best Of health, NOT
w!thsiand!ng the fact that they have
survived many OF their former
friends. MIR. iiaw was at one time
Commonwcalth's attorney of Han
over County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

AdditiOn OF Tie Federal Trust Conn
pany OF Richmond 10 the list of city
REPOSITORIES viii come before the
Hoard OF Aldermen next Tuesday
night for concur: cncc.r The Common
Council passed a resolution allowing
the name OF the company to he added
to that Of other banks authorized as
repositories on suspension Of the
rules at lis last meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIP
""uni ii"lyokr Mahrs One .>,i,-
""'r 10 Hnrcam at Vacations

Va II" Bureau or Vacations rnr
NM, D,''.. N'cnmond, announces "a $500
i.'u!H's'ln Just male available for
~ aWhrd by Mount Holyol." col,cpn
IN" iuht"S Tor the scholarshin must
.r'aeht themselves in September -nr
~ r"!h ~ thenSivc examinations given
n IN oV'!"se Eniramce board.
inr, her Information mas be add,ass"n
~ INC hurcan OF Vacations in writ .
ing Incy should be accotnp,ni.d n,.
u M record Of ihr education or mo
ar'.isa"' ,hus FAR and by letters from
al least two former teachers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Denies rctitIon for R,hcnr;nr

IrI!tI OF NC petition or The South
sr; railroad for a rehcnr!ng i'm the
pany by Alma Miller. administrators.
was made yesterday by the United
states Circuit Court OF Appeals The
case Was tried in the District Court
in Richmond some time ago. res,,ltjnr
IN a verdict Of $500 for Mrs. Miller
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Justice Maurice Fines Spcesc-

rincs ~ proportion 10 the speed
made by Justice Maurice in p"Iir.
QUIZ yesterday as follows: George
iiIStn*, coiorcd. S2", for rcclslcysiy
vrNlnG an automobile: X. :. Carson.
ii.or spccding: Andrew Smith. $40: IT..
ratbcr; $50: Nj. :. Harper, $40, and
feorsc liagens. s2a. on simjlar
G,.hargeS. John NJ. Pcn!le;on, i0l West
FRANKLIN street, and James Morris.
Svu west Grace. sent IN a fine OF $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
WILL! ERECT WAREHOUSE
Irpccfor Issues Permit to Smitb.
ssssSC0urtney Company for Work
to Cost $4,000.

ttfsfrmit TO erect stucco residence
44efst1Spa Fourth Avenue. Highland
SJErk was filed by W. j.. D.iniard
5s::Sss.sv'i:h building Inspector John
snfier yesterday. The permit calls
AZ the expenditure OF $500 in the
Faction of the home and was taken
51dert consideration.
SEermit was issued to the Smith
Company to erect manu-
3rturing and warehouse building on
8Hy north side OF cambridge Street.
45Weeu Seventh and Eighth Streets
srda gEst Of the construction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
NAMES WALTON DELEGATE
VIII represent RIchn,unG Chnpter
American Officers of Great
Wnr. nj DctrnJt

captain G.; c. Walton has been ap-
pointed delegate from Richmond
chaptcr. American Officers of the
Grca, War, to attend the convention
10 be held the first week in Septem-
Der in Detroit, Mich
General w. w. sale has been an
pointed chairman OF "A committee to
urge Congress To investigate the an
poihtmcnt OF other than cx-servicc
men 10 POSITIONS. which Congress had
voted should be filled by cX-Scryics
men. i.icutcnant-colonci Garnet Nell
son. commander OF the posts. has
named The following to serve on the
committee: Major !. Henry Beazicy.
Major Richard j.. Eciruc, Lieutenant
RueScr, and Lieutenant Thalh!mer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Says lie wa. rlimnaumcs

turtles Noye. 4 travelling man n,
H Sss,r,.% G.. Ienorte: TO the POLICE
~ by negro while a, tho prn,d
street station yesterday. He described
INC negro as being about 20 years
Old. i've feet seven Inches tall. wear.
, nn, a cray JACKET. brown shirt. light
stripe Of paint aroundlii - - :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

TIrr cHnSrH ny large stove in the
BACK Kitchen Of the Greater Richmond
reStauraht. West broad Street. he
ovcrheltcd did little damane
yesterday. The blaze merely black
encd the wall and ceiling in the i'm
mediate vicinity OF the stove.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Tnc condition OF City Treasurer
James IL. Pace, who has been i'll sew
'ral weeks. was reported us being no
better yesterday. Little hope thai nc
VIII survive longer than "A few days
more is held out by physicians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Itichmond Credit Mems .tssO-
citation weekly luncheon, business
Mems Club. 4.
baseball. Richmund vs.. NEWPORT
News. boulevard Field, I::lO.
DnrOthen Payne Madison Chan
ter. Daughters OF iSI., at rc.i-
dcnrr of Mrs. II. J. Taylor, MS
West Grace, >.
Retail Clerks Association, Ar
cade building, y.
Community NtccreatiOn hhSocia-
tlnn free motion pictures, South
side Fairgrounds, \.
Lyric. 3:3O. =, n:30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
VIII spend Dny Mt Huckroe.

Buckroe Beach has been chosen as
the site for the annual excursion OF
tho Mutual Aid Association OF the
Cohen Company next Saturday. The
party Will leave Main Stree: Station
ut 2 o'clock Saturday, and will leave
on the return from the beach at Ia
o'clock Saturday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
TO FIJI Mail Route Vacancies.

civil service examinations to fill
vacancies in rural mail carrier ser
vice at l'aneXa. New Kent County.
WIZ be conducted in Richmond on
August Is. Persons living within tho
territory in which the mail route is
located viii be eligible TO aDply
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
nIount serve. sentence.

J., g. Blouni. convicted Of running
disorderiy house on North Fifteenth
street, In IiustinYs Court. Tuesday.
was discharged from Jail yesterday.
posed and paid fine of 5000. Blunt
was convicted at 8 O'clock and dis.
charged shortly after midnight. as
,She law holds q day ends at IL +, N.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Figures on the deaths occurring
in Richmond during July. as recorded
yesterday in the CITY Burcau of
Health Office. showed that 239 persons
lied during the month. OF this num-
Der l32 were white and lG7 colored
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

~ n mo- s"nosroW night in the auditorium
70 e. speakers. further program hus
been arranged.
as sSsss n.9r1nnGb ohnfEel E,h being
Was turned over TO the government au.
I" ySsterday by justice ii. a. Mai
mi IL r. n5Swn chairman. and seventeen
the South Side Citizens Association. TO.
Nil ea Ti IN 5iI a a an,
a a. board m.x; TUESDAY afternoon
cd ETsIS stair r"'Ggy the pri;; o,
indes and ,Africa will be represen:eT al al
Wl meet u RicHmond s%usus, ~ 10 IT, 5hr IN
siiess ' ;Ge i nafs H39d Temple Church. BE-
ga! of, otesrs aud prcslicnts ami princ!pai IL
tsndance This al, se nc he VIII be IN al;
TsiiTiG },s bod, body Of no Kind ever asseimSIed
years. '''' '"s' "i'S-ohe
aT II ss1a@P}s Gs' un ss BY sas s
District Court. with liabilities OF .i.2is
notes "a sEe ',sE Il rhorn'2n received
gI iisis n, Do,rhYs kizc7. Ciinchaeid. and
70! MaiC ,, General c. $, Farnswor,h. who
E!Enticin Division. afterwards corn1nnnu-
my me thirty seventh Division co,unossd
o., ONO National Guardsincn MAS i'm
HichMond yesterday.
Improvement was reported Yesterday in
H. sase Of Miss Lorraine GlaSebrooi:' OF
snpenjcs in 81 Eis SGIaie9 rS S f1r
az was also the condition Of Miss tlossiS
EdSabeth i'ariiow surN-ing fro.n the
DIXIE Acrie 40. a3s. Fra,.rnal or1.,
ei Eagles at it's regular IN, et;ns ton,or.
ne urn al Ac-c. that meets ;h!s wear
durinr The Mcek OF August il al Svra.
Gus. =. !. About fifty members exu,ct
10 attend IN. Grand A.rlc Convention
Wh'Sh VIII lie tho largest ever hc,d in
me twenty-five wears that the Eagles hay.
New baptIs, Church was Approved vys,cr
LAY ~ Judge Robert l.. Scott in IN. civ
.lrcut Court. Daniel w Hooker Pros.
.nn Johnson. Floyd Spence. William S;ut-
ny. William liandr!dge John Graves ana
,nuit"s l.. li.r.r!y were tn" men am
9 MoHht clement baptist Church to en-
ou,nn.r n. property Of tn. church 10 In,
HNtent OF $4,000 for the purpose Of -aia-
lnS ,inntS Tor tho erection OF a larr, urr
ADDITION to the building
on the ground that they were no,
h nIoTcr ,iiaces for poolrooms. Judge u. =
."iusci applications for permits 10 op"n
twn such places OF business at 20: AMI
~ Eas: !iroad S.rCc,. w T. Binir an5
~. g 'osoy made the aDpl,ca lions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Previously acknowledged "a. s 90
Total

All contributions 10 the fund until
us cioSe VIII be turned over to the
associated Charities OF Richmond for
'he benefit Of the poor who nccu roe
and mix during the sumner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

:, National Lecturer y. Z. Coylc and Juig.
ERNEST II. Wells. OF South R!cEinond. Viii
pe Speakers Tor tho meeting OF ihe Rich
!noni Nest. No. 1866. Order of Owls to
he held TOMORROW night in the auditorium
OF the Contra. y. u. &. a. In nduliio
70 We sDcaNcrs. further proEraln hus
been arranged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Fines ). u. IInrgrave sos.

j. IL. HarSrave was fined sd for
operating an automobile while under
the influence Of liquor by Justice
Maurice yesterday in Police Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
UeiaII CIcrIx, XyuI Mo,

Thomas Is. Morton and John j. Nc
Carthy Will address the meeting Of
StArlock In the Arcade Building ON
work-day question.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
WllI DI,cr,, i..n4i,rin

-. z Canon. u -Ayde-. = 81,
ssssx AID VIII :; CO.. q.
sis.5 rrloz1 81 WSat GO. ,r-. i,.lsi
ga " --a4ats 1850 80, ,.n- c.o,a.
Ei=ctl5. If o:Hee-z eo- ne cnrf,y
S4s-. tie -spoctE O. committees an;
5SrS,s, z lamentations - members OF Inc
ssAfS-eace ...! then be in order ana
Spe convention Will adjourn lis rs;
gaaxsien - laQ Thursday. Angus, !.
s y1-unS"-0n 10 iHe merchants attend
az ana An afternoon at the ban
;Mme, winch VIII he between Rich
sonh anl Rocky Mount. viii be some
ASthe concluding features OF In. con-
3rence. ~ ESQ J. NJ. an Al r-csrn
sGterta!nrlcnt and supper a, ,he
;ssspGnu'y Club Of Virginia. follow.d
~ music anG dancing, Will close The
conference.
sif+ conference Will he conducted
ssre thiS year by sncciI! invitation
the Trade Extension Hur.au ~
5as Chambcr Of Commerce.
&WilliEm T. pabney. business man.
ger OF the Chamber Of CONNER.
81 secretary % the conference, ana he.
!sSSnd the movement IN Richmond are
9ree local members Of Tho board q,
lfSrectors, y Syduor. q. Edmond
Il 4ssis and " D. Stuart,
q *. Met. Burlington ana G. W. par.
sSaye also been husiiy engaged /.
pacing arrangements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

FREE ICE AND MILK FUND
SHOWS STEADY GROWTH
VIII Turn over Con-
tribufi"nn Ia Associated Charities
for Needy,

IN" !oI!owinG CONTRIBUTIONS 10 Tho
Tunes Dispatch Free lee and MIX
FUND were received yesterday:
Volunteers OF Monument
Methods; sunday Scaocl. . 90
h'"us h'e'S or the k!n;; ... :. 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Jessie Fortune. charged with being a
, IsssE;sr from the United States ARMY.
was turned over 70 the government au-
th"rities yesterday by justice ii. a. Mau-
rice IN Police Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

/. II. brown. Chairman. and seyeo..c,
mcnsc.s oi The executive cvtn,ni,Ier OF
the south Side Citizens Association TO-
E'snsF WIN merchants and manufacturers
WI! ca!l IA "a body On the Mayor ana his
aiFisoiy board mex; Tuesday afternoon
~ An s1ctocH 10 urge smooth paving for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

rett!on in bankruptcy was filed by 10
sem I0pian yesterday in the United States
D ', court. with Liabilities OF sl2lS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Postmaster Hay T. Thora,on received
n n"in,,o, OF ihc i9!low!nG nrcsidcntal av-
Si,iccs; Do!phus Kizcr. CiInchile,u ana
Ets!e BLSkcrs. DS.s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Maior. General G. s Farnswor,h who
E!Ihiicth Division. IftcrwsrJs co,r,n IN NJ NJ
rsS ihe Th,Ety.sevcn;h Division. co,nnosSd
o., ONO National Guardsinrn MAS i'm
RichMond yesterday. !"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Improvement was reported Yesterday in
III tlse o. Miss Lorraine GlnzehrooI: OF
MaSs'iy: VA, who WAS oncrated on for
anp"h1iciiis IN ST. I:lizlbeths Hospital
i f,|aanth fariiow. sufN-inE fro.n the
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-27
THE PICNIC AT WILLIAMSBURG.

A friend writing from Williams
burg expresses regret that we did
not get UP to the Picnic there last
Saturday. Says there was crowd
of six or eight hundred people
present and that the Lodge served
5000 ice-cream cones to, guests.
There were sixteen atheletic events
of humorous character and 81
prizes were distributed among the
winners.
DR.. McClintic was the chief pro-
moter of the event and, perhaps
more than any one else responsible
for the program so. much enjoyed
by, all, though Alick Handley is
without doubt a live wire in com
munity movements, the good effect
of, whose efforts are always seen by
the results accomplished. Lewis
burg was not wholly unrepresent-
ed in the host of interested specta-
tors, Mr.. Crickenberger, Paul Hog
sett, S. NJ. Austin and Joe Nc
Whorter representing the old burg
and enjoying the day with The Will
llamsburg people.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-27
EAST END ITEMS.

There will be childrens Day
service held at James Chapel Rev.
E. w. Golf preached his farewell
sermon at Sam Black Memorial last
Sunday.
Pug Bryant who had a light at
tack of pneumonia has recovered
sufficiently that he has left his board
ing place at l.. S. Hayeslettes and
gone to his own home near Corn
stalk.
Born 10 MIR. and Mrs. d. Louder
milk, Il girl; also born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Wade Bennett, a fine boy. He
now has a team of boys.
Mr.. Clark Henson, of the Blue
Sulphur vicinity was up at Clinton
vile Sunday TO see his best girl.
DR.. Willie Black and wife of
Nashville Tenn, returned home this
week after few weeks visit with
his sisters at Rupert.
The wet weather has kept people
back with their harvest. A good
deal Of oats is badly damaged.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-27

Russell, KY, spent few days at
the home Of J. H. Donnally, at Mar
linton, week before last returning
to Lewisburg on Saturday.
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. r. l.. Telford,
of Richmond, Ky, who were spend
ing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jno. b. Harris, at Roncevertc, spent
Saturday afternoon here. They
were both looking we'll.
NJ. and Mrs. James Emlcr Brown,
of Blueiield, and Miss Minnie Steph-
ems. OF Baltimore. are spending
their vacation with Rev. and Mrs.
II. |. Stephens.
Miss Evilce Jenkins is spending
her vacation with her friend, Mrs
Bess Roy, at Charleston, w. Va.
Doctor and Mrs. NJ. l.. Elliott and
Doctor and Mrs. Chas. E. Waters,
of Baltimore City, are visiting in
the home of w. Z. Nelson. In Il
successful angling for the elusive
bass in the Greenbricr. Mr.. Nelson,
Drs. Elliot and Waters and two or
three town friends, caught nice
string Monday, the biggest catch of
the day being pike % 1-2 inches
long which Mr.. Nelson caught at
the mouth of Towards Greek.
Miss Katie Belle Abney, of Char
lesion, well-known here, and who
is dcvoting her life to Church work,
gave an interesting and inspiring
talk at Prayer Meeting Wednesday
night on the Auxiliary Plan OF
Church work adopted by the Cen
eral Assembly of the Southern Pres
byterian Church. While. here she
was the guest of Mrs. Dora Harris.
DIR. VIM. Nelson will leave to-
morrow for his annual stay in the
Coal Knob region. Will be out of
town three of four weeks.
Miss Myrtle Deitz is now at home
from a three-weeks visit with her
sister. Mrs. Falls Pollock, at RAM
age, w. Va.
w. A. Grearcr and two daugf-
tiers, of Goshen, Va, were guests
last weekend of Nj. D. Mclaughlin,
near Maxwelton.
X. X. and p. B. Mclaughlin re-
turned last week from Charlottes-
vile where r. X, successfully had
his tonSils removed at the Univer-
sity Hospital.
MIR. and Mrs. Jno. Richmond of
Hinton were the guests of Miss Jane
RAIDER Monday.
Frank p. Dotson and family of
Norton, Va, are visiting his moth
err Mrs. VIM. r. Dotson, west of
town.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Ruth Landers and her moth
er of our town are back from the
hospital at Charlottesville. Va,
where Miss Ruth underwent an OPP
Grafton on her nose. She is now
doing fairly well.
Ross A. Watts, of the Marion coun-
ty bar, is here from his home at
Fairmont visiting his mother. BROTH
ers and sister.
&. b. Rowe, of Anderson and j.
BraNton Miller, Of Charleston, DEM
ocratic nominee for the Judgeship
of the intermediate Court of Kan
awha county, were business visit
ors here Monday.
Howard Burr and his sister-in-
law, Mrs. Floyd McFerrin and three
children all from Odessa, Mo-, ar
rived in Greenbrier the first of this
week to visit Mrs. McF's.. father,
James Mccoy and other kin in the
county.
Rev. +. X. Young, ID. d., of Lex
ington, Va, spent Il few days here
during the past week the guest of
his aunt, Mrs. james Laing.
WlthcrS Arbucklc is at home from
the Summer Camp in North Caro-
lima in which he teaches. lie ex-
poets TO teach in Washington, ID.
&. the coming session.
Daniel Stubbs, of Wilminglon
Del, spent several days at Elmhurst
during the past week, coming on TO
visit his friend James r. Caldwell
and family at home from Texas for
his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, of st. Louis,
a cousin of George N. Davis, who
are spending while at Pence
Spring spent day or two at Elm
hurst this week. They too are
James friends.
Prof. J. w. BasSore, of Prince
ton University, is guest Of Miss
Jennie Price.
Miss Catherine Flournoy is spend
ing This week with her brother w.
NJ. FlournOy. She has not been
well since her arrival here and ex-
poets to return to Charleston TO-
morrow.
Robt. Martin, from Richmond, is
spending Il weeks vacation with
his mother, Mrs. Neitic Martin.
George Gilchrist, OF Charleston.
is a guest Of Johnston Il. Bell.
). n. Pace got home this week
after an absence Of three months.
six weeks of which he spent in Dr..
florslcy's Hospital in Richmond
and SIX weeks at his old home in
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-27
IMPORTANT NOTICE

On Wednesday, September 1st,
DR.. Mack Miller, Of Anderson, and
Miss Mellichamp, Public Health
Nurse, will hold a dental Clinic at
the Blue Sulphur School, Blue Sui
phur, from 10 A. NJ, TO 4 PM.
Parents are urged to come early
and bring children between the
ages of five and fourteen years.
For many reasons the financial
policy Of this travelling dental
cilnic equipped by the Greenbrier
county Chapter American Red
Hross and directed by Miss Julia
Melllchamp, cannot be definitely
outlined just now, but the following
prices will be charged for the work
doDe at This clinic: go
Simple cleaning Csc; removal of
tartar and polishing SOC; minor ex-
fractions soc; eMtractions with
M,.ovocain 75c TO 500; cement fl
.ngs SOC; small Amalgum filings
ooc; large Amalgum filings 800.
Work will be done free or for
'cSS than above fees only when
paaIcntS cannot affort TO pay.
me attendance at other clinics
ilaS been most gratifying and il is
nopcd that the people Of the Blue
oulDhuJ District will appreciate
wnat this work will mean TO their
cnI'dren and send them 10 The
'''hlc on September I, 1920.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-27

Tomorrow, Saturday Aug. 28, THE
Greenbrier County Farm Bureau
will hold an all-day picnic at Alex
Johnson's woodland, 2 miles north
of Lewisburg, on the Maxwelton
pike. w. d. linn, of Philippi, w.
Va, President of the West Virginia
Farm Bureau Federation will speak.
The Ronceverte Colored Band of
eighteen members have been en-
gagd for the day. Bring your bask-
ct of lunch. Soft drinks, water
melons, and ice-cream will be on
sale. Everybody is invited. In
case the day should be rainy, MIR.
Moore has kindly consented to per-
nit us the use of the G.. p. NJ. S.,
building in Lewisburg.