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Get fresh Eastman films iron Duke, 211 1-2 Main St. 8-26-6t
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HOUSE CLEANERS NOTICE-I you are home cleaning and need new curtains you should visit our store Wednesday. Special prices in all cur tain fabrics and a world of remnants at big reductions. Froug's Cotton Goods Section.
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Johnson and Murphy high grade Snoes for men who want the best. For sale at Wm. Rosenzweig's.
 10-1-1m
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pr. A. H. Sellars, Osteopath, Citi zens Bank building. Adv
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Phone s27. The New Way Laun- dry will do your dirty work.
 10-16-tt
The evening world., 1920-08-12
AMERICA TO Honor
15HEROES OF WAR
HERE WEDNESDAY
Exercises to Be in City Hall
Park-Service Crosses
to Be Given.

Announcement was made here to-
day that the award Of Is Distin-
gulshed Service Crosses will be made
a. ceremonies In City Hall Park next
wednesday. In ten OF the cases w
York war heroes will receive The
awards. The other five will go TO
relatives Of slain warriors.
The men who receive the crosses
are:
Ducien S. BrectenbndEe Captain,
former Assistant District Attorney. Of
No 10 West 18th Street. SOsth Infan-
Try. extraordinary heroism in action
near Grand Pre-. France. Oct. "a,
1918
John T. Hartman, First Lieutenant.
Of No. 27s West End Avenue. 10Th In
fantry, First Division; refused 20 be
evacuated when wounded near Sois-
sons, France. July 10. 1918.
Louis Cappadoccia. Sergeant of No.
435 Fifth Avenue, Co. f.. Ssth Infan-
try. Third Division; extraordinary
The evening world., 1920-08-12

Marne. France. July ~, 1918 Killed
from enemy machine gun nest
Harry J.. Lewis OF Fairport. N. T.
private, machine gun company. 3bth
infantry. Third Division, extraordi-
nary herUism near JaulgOnne, France,
July q. 1918. Killed in action.
John II. McGlue OF No. 26is Bedford
Avenue. Brooklyn, private, hrst class,
Company u, 10th Infantry. 9th Divi-
sion, extraordinary heroism neal
Ronssoy. France, Sept. %. 1918. Killed
while returning to trench with sue
cored wounded comrade.
Edwin T.. Paul OF No. Barker Ave-
nue., White Plains, ". y, private. Com
pany l., 1O7th Infantry, 9th Division,
extraordinary heroism near Ronssoy,
France, Sept. 20, 1918. Bandaging Cor
porars leg. met death by fragment Of
shell.
william J. McNamee Of No. 2465 sth
Avenue, private, Company G, Third
Ammunition Train, extraordinary
heroism in action near Crezancy and
Chateau Thierry. France, July 10, 1918.
Killed trying TO prevent capture of
records.
The evening world., 1920-08-12

herolsm IN action near Moulins,
France. July IS. 1918
Thomas Roden, Sergeant, OF No.
ASS Park Avenue. Ssth Infantry,
Third Division; extraordinary hero-
ism IN action near Romagne. Franco,
Oct. 20, 1918.
Julius De witt williams, Sergeant,
OF No. $50 woolworuh Building, Com
pany 1. doth Infantry. 27th Division
extraordinary heroism in action near
Ronssoy, France, Sept ~, 1918.
Solomon CathiAno, Corporal, OF NO.
is4 East oath Street. Company C.
sO5th Infantry. extraordinary heroism
In action near Bazoches. France,
Sept. 2. 1918.
Fred Schick, Corporal. Of No ~
E.dEewater Street. ROsebanh, 8. L.
Company II, sO5th Innantry, extraor-
binary heroism in action In the Bols
de In Naza, France, oct. 5, 1918.
Isaac Rabinowitz, private, first
class. Of No. $40 West 14sth Street.
Company A. 10Th Infantry, extraor-
binary ileroism in action near St
souplet, France, oct IS, 1918.
James caddle, private, OF No. 81
West ssth Street, Company %, SOth
Infantry, extraordinary heroism IN
action near vile savoye, France
Aug. 2S and IS, 1918.
James A. Lee, private. of No 2Ol
Bronx Avenue. Bronx, Company d.
iO7th Infantry. 9Th Division. extraor-
binary heroism in action east Of st.
Souplet, France, oct IS, 1918.
The posthumous awards win be
made to relatives OF the following
VINO lived formerly at the addresses
given after their names:
william Roth OF No. 21s East TIN
Street, Corporal, Company A, Seventh
Infantry, Third Division. extraordi-
nary heroism near Mont t. Pere,
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william Walters, twenty ave. OF No.
1927 Kingsnnd Avenue Bronx, ls IN
tho North Hudson Hospital with two
stab wounds in the chest and thigh.
Walters told the police that while on
duty as a Waterman on a lighter lying
off the West Shore Railroad docks al
taieves whom he surprised at
o'clock this morning. Sergeant De
Caesar OF the West Shore Police ar
rested one man. but released him be-
cause Walters was unable to Identify
him.
The evening world., 1920-08-12

cIah and surgeon Of this city who
specialized IN diseases Of he ear. nose.
lungs and throat. died yesterday AZ his
home, 40, 1871 West s7th Street. In his
fifty-ninth year. lie had been M ten
days.
Or. Heuei was born In the city. his
fother. Dr. Franz Heuel being a noted
physician here. and was graduated from
the University Of the city OF New York.
Then he attended the Medical Depart
mont OF the University. receiving his
degree In 1888.
He did post graduate work In tbs
clinics OF various hospitals here and
then went abroad. where he studied N
the hospitals Of London, Paris and Ber-
lin. Returning to this city he took NJ
practice.
The evening world., 1920-08-12
NOTED SURGEON DEAD.

DR.. Emil HeueI % -. Lakes And
POIycIinIc Hospitals Passes Away.
DR.. Emil HeueI a prominent physi-
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-06-25
FARM BUREAU NOTES,

The West Virginia State Fedora
ton of Farm Bureaus is planning
to market the wool clip of the state
by what is known as the pooling
system. When arrangements have
been perfected each community vii
be assigned a given time and place
to report with its wool. A rep
resentative from Morgantown will
be at the car to attend to the grad
ing. Z
1t is. requested that all farmers
having wool for sale who wish to
take adnvataeg of this opportunity
will'write to the county agent or
call at his Office, stating The ap-
proNimate amount of wool they
wish to market.
RALPH NJ. MUSSER,
County Agent of Greenbricr
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FROM KIEFFER.

The weather has been fine the
last week and such nice refreshing
showers to cool the air, and make il
possible for Mr.. Suttle to grind a
few bushels of corn for his neigh
bors.
J. NJ. Suite has been on the sick
list for some time, and is not i'm
proving very fast. His son, Tom,
from Cornstalk was out 10 see him
last Sunday.
Mrs. f. r. Price is still in bad
health. Has not been gaining any
strength since she came from the
hospital, where she underwent an
operation.
John Brackenrich with his crew of
men is laying the steel on the new
railroad from Rainelle to Glenco,
and will soon be heading towards
Rupert and thence to Glenco. Then,
boys, we will all take a ride.
VIM. Walkup and his son, Murl,
are helping to cook for the Brack-
enrich Brothers.
Lee Robson is home on a vacation
from his carpenter work beyond
Rainelle.
The Kieffer Supply has a new
clerk-Mr. Emmett Burns.
Hill Robinson has brought his
little boy home from Anderson
where he was taking treatment for
his eye, from which had been tax
en- a splinter ii of an inch inlength
from one of his eyeballs which had
been there for over a month. We
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BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS.

On last Saturday morning a
special car attached to one of the
regular trains bore the Greenbrier,
Monroe and Pocahontas delega-
tons from Morgantown where they
had been attending the Prize Win
ners' Course. Over 475 boys and
girls from every part of the State
were encamped there from Mon
day TO Friday evening. The boys
were quartcred in the Armory and
the girls invited into the homes of
members of the Rotary Club. Meals
were served in The large dining
room of The First NJ. E. Church,
South.
Due to the splendid manage
ment Of Mr.. Hendricks and Miss
Alger, there was not dull mo-
ment during the entire period and
every one enjoyed himself to
the utmost. One of the interesting
events near the close of the pro-
gram was the election of State
officers. Two candidates for each
office was selected by nominal
ing committee and Grcenbricr was
honorcd by having one of the
nominees, Miss Mae Hutsonpiller
Of Meadow Bluff district, for the
State Secretary. She was defeat
ell in the final vote by Miss Clara
Arnot,t of Harrison County.
Boys and Girls club work has
taken great hold on the young
folks Of this county and we feel
sure That large delegation will be
ready for the trip to Morgantown
next summer.
Arrangements are being made
for a county camp in Grccnbricr
for the week beginning Aug. 3Oth.
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crops are looking fine.

crops are looking fine.
Mr.. Emory Hanna and family of
Cabin Greek, Kanawha county, are
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E.. III. Hanna.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dale, OF
North Carolina, are spending few
days with Mrs. Dale's father, Mr..
DotSon. So d
Mr.. A. c. Burr, Of Richmond, Va.
attended the burial services Of his
brother-in-law, Mr.. J. p Mann
Mr.. Bernard Owens returned
from Morgantown Saturday having
attended the Agricultural Club, He
reports a fine time.
Miss Maud Christie is taking q
pleasure visit with friends in Lynch
burg. Virginia.
MIR. Will Southland and family Of
Morgantown, spent a week with his
father here and now they are ut the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. w. Wilfong, lIavre dc Grace,
Maryland.
McsSrs. Earl Waiting, George
Rrown and Louis Doyle have re-
turned from Akron, Ohio where
they have been employed for some
time.
Our school girls and boys arc
back from school and enjoying
home life.
Mrs. Annie Jameson and daughter
NOV will return this week from
Giffcr'"~t points in Ohio and ILL
nOis where she has been visiting her
daughter and brother
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MARRIAGES IN MAY.

License to marry was issued TO
the following parties by County
Clerk p c. Hogsett during the month
Of May:
Arthur Honaker and Iva Lock
bart, by Rev. l.. b. Bobbitt, May Sd.
Alpha B. Kinsley and Callic +.
Burr, by Rev. C.. w. Fink, May 9Th.
John H. Bowling and Urzula COT
man, by Rev. II. l.. Coffman, May s.
Grover C.. Byers and Daisy Fish
er, by Rev. l.. B. Bobbitt, May 9Th.
Chas A. Britten and Katherine
Allen.
John Hunter and Lizzie Crane, by
Rev. Frank NJ. Phillips, May 18th.
Ross L. Boyd and Irene Callison,
by Rev. l.. B. Bobbitt, May 18th.
Adolph Burger and Bette johann
son, by Rev. p. A. O'Doherty, May
25th.
Robert E. PIatt and Mary Law
horne, by Rev. w. II. Du Bose, May
9Th.
r. II. Absolute and Frances b.
Bell, by Rev. w. Fl Du Bose, May 20.
Seymour d. S. Craddock and
Ethel May Bradley, by Rev. J. C..
Hooks, May 9th.
Lonnie B. Reed and Liddic +.
Surbaugh, by Rev. w. II. Du Bose
May oath.
John Gordon Cook and Nancy
Agnes Rigg, by Rev. J. W. Holt, May
9th.
VIM. a. Falls and Rose f. Haupt.
Henry Breckenridge and Brunette
Brown, by Rev. J. II. Peters, May 20
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SHADY GROVE.

McssrS Lester Ford and Johnnie
Montgomery were business visitors
in Anderson last Saturday.
Mr.. John Flack was visitinS>at
the home of his father-in-law, John
Knapp on MuddyCreek last Sun
day.
Mr.. Alban B. McClung who is in
The employment of the County
Clerk, of Richmond Va. is now
home on his annual vacation. lie
spent part Of last week with his
brother, l.. 0. McClung of this
place.
Elmer Butler was a pleasant call
er out on Benefits Mountain one
evening last week.
Mrs. J. c. McClung of Dawson,
was visiting in this part one day
last week.
Miss Cary Crane of CrawIey is
now visiting at the home of her
uncle, AIKEN Martin.
d. NJ. HolcOmb is now working
on saw mill at Dawson for Mr..
Hazel Holcomb.
Messrs Lannie Hamrick and ionic
Holcomb who have been working
at Landisburg have returned home
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The 6REENBRIER COUNTY WoMAN's
ASSOCIATION.

HONARY MEMBERS.
Miss Pat Mathews, Lewisburg.
NEW MEMBERS.
Miss Elizabeth Hart, White Sui.
Mrs. C.. A. Plunkett, Lewisburg
Mrs. J. Wash Price, Maxwelton
Miss Nettie Jackson, Lewisburg.
Mrs. Clarence Dickson, Organ c.
Miss Sallie Donnally, Lewisburg.
Mrs. r. l.. Kinnaird, Ronceverte
Miss Bessie Gilmer, Lewisburg.
:.a.s.A.se ASSOCIATE MEMBERS.
Henry Gilmer, Lewisburg.
c. H. Thompson, Ronceverte.
.s ROCK PARTY.
A Rock Party will be given al
the John A. Preston Community
House Friday evening, June
25th. Get your tickets at Mason
Bells book store-50c. Come oui
and help this great cause and also
enjoy an evening. At 8 O'Clock.
REST ROOM.
Chautauqua is coming. Don't
forget the Rest Room at the John
A. Preston Community House. All
are cordially invited to come. You
will find it a fine place 10 eat your
lunch, if you are staying for the
daV,
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CHAUTAUQUA TICKETS,

Last year many who came late
\ their Chautauqua tickets were
Eappointcd as the tickets were
~ up some time before the OPP
llhH hour; therefore those of
pu VINO wish tickets This year
|ould purchase them at once, and
|ch suarantor should purchase
\ tickets and feel it his duty to
J mat every ticket is disposed of
pore tomorrow Saturday.
ghl' that we may know that we
4 IN the clear and ready to set
when the tent and outfit ar
Ses ON Monday. If you will fol-
N 'hese suggestions you will not
nv neip Chautauqua but material-
|ttee.
|hautauqua opens Tuesday after
pom the 10Th. and closes Mon
T., July 9Th, (Seven Days.
'ckets are on sale at the Green
per Drug Store, Lewisburg Drug
pre- Greenbrier Clothing House,
r'hbricr Mercantile Company,
!" Bells and Mason Bells.
Il. NJ. BELL, President,
Grcenbrier Ohautauuua
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GRASSY MEADOWS.

Miss Carey Crane, of Crawley
is visiting her cousin Miss Martin
of this place.
The ice cream supper at the
Lewis School House was sue
cess in spite of the bad weather
and freshly worked roads.
Miss Sabina Creigh of Anderson
is visiting relatives in this section
Mabel Hokomb and Cleo Ford
were shopping at Dawson OH Wed.
nesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Hedrick
are visiting relatives in Virginia.
Miss Ina Martin is going to give
a party for the young folks on
Wednesday night.
John Flack who recently re.
turned from work near Rainelle
has gone 10 Muddy Creek to see
his wife and daughter who arc
now at the home of her parents.
Many of the folks in the com.
munity are expecting to attend the
Children Day services at Meadow
Grove Church next Sunday.
Mis- Meta Ford who spent las,
week with Miss Mae Hedrick, j.
now at home.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Park.
er, daughter, last Wednesda,
morning.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

MrS. l. l.. hlSSS, OF MOrSantOwn,
is here visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. E. j. Dotson.
Frank and Bruce Hughart are at
Marmct, this State, having posi-
tons with the Hall Lumber Co.
Miss Marion Franklin, of Rich
mond is here for the summer with
Mrs. J. w. Harris.
Miss Dora Mcpherson. Of Jett,
KY, was here last week for a few
days the guest of her cousin, Miss
Matte Tyrce. o..
Miss Emma Beard, accompanied
by her brother, DR.. w. C.. Beard,
of Anderson was in Richmond,
Va, lasl week.
Mrs. Roy Rucker, of Keytesville,
Mo-. who has with her little Miss
Zoe Arlington is here at the Ruck-
er place, for the summer.
J. Harve Hanna of Falling Spring
was last week guest of his niece
Mrs. J. E. Atkins at Sinks Grove,
Monroe county.
Mrs. Dora Smith, who spent sew
cral days here with her sister, Mrs.
Thos. II. Pare, is now in Coving-
ton, Va, visiting her sisters.
Misses Rebecca Hunter and Sal
lie Bell Stratton left Monday for
New York City to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Nettlcton.
| Mrs. Levi G. Hill, of Frankford
passed through town yesterday on
her way to Covington to visit her
son. Chas. f. Hill, and 10 have her
eyes treated.
J. n. Leach. Esq, of Anderson
on last Saturday night suffered q
stroke of paralysis OH the right
side of his body. AT last account.
he was doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Barr, who
have been here guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. NJ. Cunningham for {
week, have returned to Roanoke
Va. ~
DR.. c. S. Coffman has been ir
Baltimore This week attending tn,
Maryland State Dental Convention
and taking some Post Gradual,
work in Nerve Blocking.
Geo. Il. Burgess and family, o
Taplin, Logan county, having will
him his friend, Gallatin Mann, from
Chicago, are spending while will
Georges parents here, Mr.. and Mrs
S. V. Burgess.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Bobbitt, o
this county who visited thei
daughter, Mrs. A. Fl. McFcrrin a
Marlinton two weeks returned K
their home in Williamsburg dis
trict last week.
| John Dwyer and his mother
Mrs. ID. A. Dwycr left last wecl
for Andover, Ohio where John ha
bought a farm and will establish
his home. His brother, Grove
and wife have been there for som
lime. We all regret to lose thcs
good people.
Henry r. Hunter went over [.
Grcenlcc, Va, to be present at TN,
sale of 5. w. Andcrson's fine farm
in that community. The lands wcr
not sold that day and will Drobab
! ~ be sold privately hereafter a
there are number of prospective
buyers.
Rev. j. J.. Lincwcaver was her
Wednesday. He says an architcc
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WESTERN GREENBRIER.

The Grccnbricr Normal is pro-
crossing nicely. Prof. Alex Thomp-
son is giving the students plenty TO
do.
Rev. Mr.. Elkins and daughters
gave musical entertainment TO a
large crowd in the !. o. q. +. Hall
at Meadow Bluff, on the 10th inst.
Emit Martin, of Smoot, was opcr-
atcd on for appendicitis at the
Hinton Hospital last week. He is
doing fine. -'F
Noel Richardson who carries the
mail from Meadow Bluff to Lewis
burg and Miss Bessie Thomas, one
Of Greenbrier's popular young
teachers, were married at the
brides home on the 10th, Rev. Z.
w. Golf officiating.
L. Z. Mankin is moving his saw
mill to Blue Sulphur having pur-
chased large boundry of timber
from T. II. Jarrett.
Mrs. Gorde McClung and son of
Rainclle were visiting at the home
OF her parents, Floyd Bennett at
Smoot last week.
Evert, son Of II. G.. Thompson, Of
Charleston is visiting in Greenbricr
This week.
Berlin, Herbert, and Melvin, sons
OF A. NJ. Forrcn, of Smool, were
called home from their work at
Raine!le on account Of the sickness
Of their mother.
Miss Bessie Hedges of sunny
Acres" closed her second term Of
school for this year, last Friday at
VIM. RobinsOn's.
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A HIGH SCHOOL,

We had for publication this
Frk Il Proclamation and Notice
} special election on July 10th
p bond issue of S37,500.00 to
Pi!d High School building in
PWisburg, but owing TO lack of
|acc were unable to publish it.
|atch in next weeks issue for it.
the meantime make up your
lnd that you are willing TO help
lucate the youth of our district,
1T not allow the finger Of scorn
be pointed at us because of our
FIX of High School facilities.
fwIsEurg is not so poor that she
PIT afford first-class High
fhool. Other towns of less
falth do. WHAT.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Judge Circuit Court.

To the Voters Of Greenbrier and Po-
cahontas counties:
Elevation to the bench will be pro-
motion. Should it be the will Of the
Democratic Judicial Convention to
nominate me for Judge of this cir
cult l will use every honorable
means to secure my election ! So
licit your interest in my candidacy,
j. S. McWHORTER.
To the voters OF Greenbrier and Pc
cahontas Counties:
l announce myself candidate for
the Democratic Nomination for Judge
OF the goth judicial Circuit. COM
prising Pocahontas and Greenbricr
Counties, subject to the action Of the
duly selected delegates to the Judi
cial Convention to be held in Lewis.
burg, Greenbrier County, West Vir-
ginia. on the second Tuesday in
August, 1920.
Your support is respectfully solic-
lied.
FRANK X. HILL.
Marlinton, w. Va.
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DANCE AT WHITE SULPHUR
DANCE HALL.

A dance will be givci at the
White Sulphur Dancing Hall &c. l.
Harris new building) OH the even
ing Of July 9Th.
Music for the occasion will be
furnished by Cuba's Colored Or.
chestra in the early evening and
Apreada's Orchestra during the re-
mainder Of the dance.
Tickets of admission will be on
sale ut the door. Ladies' tickets
S1.23; gentlemen S1.75. Refresh.
ments will be served.
Arrange to go and enjoy pleas.
ant evening. Adv
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QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.

Lewisburg District, NJ. E. Church,
South-Second Round.
Huntersville, (Nlinniehaha) JULY 1.
Greenbank, lMcLaughlin) July 81.
Durbin, (BetheD JULY As.
Fran4iford (Renicks Val.) July 1911
I4evelton (Mt. Zion) July hip.
Hillsboro tSharon) July 1913.
Marlinton Marlinton) July 1919.
Hot Springs Dollar Spgs.) July 24-25
Callaghan emory July 27-28.
Clifton Forge (CcntraD Jul 80 Aug 1
Selma Cup. Rich Patch) Jul31 Aug 1
Avon little Creek Aug rs.
White Sui. (Whatcoat) Aug 80.
Ronceverte (Roncc) Aug 14-15.
Lewisburg Hsbg. Aug 1916.
Covington. CRANKY NJ, Aug 21-22
Covington, Epworth,) Aug 1928
Union, (Rehobeth) Aug 1929
Sweet Springs CIV. Menu Aug 1890
Talcott New Hope) Aug 3O-31.
Paint Bank Up. ChapcD Sep. 4-5.
Anderson GAlderson) Sep 8.
Riverview (Riverview) Sep 1f-12.
Hinton (Hinton) Sep 1913.
Williamsburg (Trout Sep 14-15.
Peterstown tCashmer) Sep 1919.
Greenville Mt. Hoding) Sep. 1920.
Richards (Fairview) Sep. 1926.
Blue Sulphur GAS Chap Sep 1927
II. |. STEPHENS, p. E.
IewiSburp w Va
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Among the honor winners Of
< Lewisburg Seminary for the
st year is Miss Evelyn Caldwell,
lushter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
lldwcll. The averages of the
inners were very close, and a
INT error in calculation was
ode which placed Miss Evelyn
irth. The discovery Of this
ror has now given her second
ace among the Honor winners
The wear.
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On Friday morning. last, about
six O'Clock the Death Angel enter
ed the home of Mrs. ii. S. Banton's
andclaimed for his own their 16-
month old daughter, Mildred Gar
net. Gone, but not forgotten"
Mourn not fond parents and friends
for sweet little Mildred sleeps peace
fully in her fathers home above.
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The Bcman Auto Company, of
bncevertc, has just received two
LLAMA trucks, capacity IL and
ons. This Company is the agent
/ the sale Of these trucks in Mon
(, Greenbrier, Summers and Poca-
|ntas counties and will be pleased
get in touch with you if you think
|buying q truck.
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.,SSANyEp.-Home for mother
about IL. Has child about six
months old. Mother wants a
chance for the child's sake. Good
appearance, good worker. If YOU
want help and are in a position
to give this girl an opportunity TO
make good, write to ]. l.. Line
weaver, r. F. d. No. 2, Lewisburg.
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Price Arbaugh, of near Baker
Mills, lost a valuable horse at Al
derson last Saturday night. The
animal was tied to post near the
depot. got scared, broke loose and
ran on the railroad track near the
bridge crossing, extra No. 100
striking him and knocking him
about rs feet.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-06-25

|Durine the severe electrical
6rm Saturday night lightning
(nck Assistant Postmaster Walter
Indurant's house, at Anderson, set
be it on fire, causing little DAM
other than that caused by water
h on BY the local fire company to
binpuish the flames.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-06-25

h,,r;ne the severe electrical
Erm Yesterday afternoon lightn-
|, shrek the fine large barn be-
bsinn TO Geo. w. Jeffries west
! cwisburg, totally destroying it
ire together with all contents,
cudinp Two horses.