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The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-23
EMPHASIZING HONOR GUEST
 AT REUNION
(By Associated Press)

LOS ANGELES, Ang. 23.-General John J. Pershing has been invited to be the guest of honor at the Ninety first divisions annual reunion to be leld here September 24 and 25.
 The invitation to General Pershing was transmitted by J. w. Sutphen, who was a major of the S62nd infan- try and who served as a personal aide to General Pershing during a portion of their service abroad in the World war.
 In addition to inviting General Per shing, the reunion committee has sent invitations to the governors of the states iu the Ninth corps area. which include Washington, Oregon, Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Montana, and California. With the invitation to Governor Steph- ems of California went a request that he join in the invitation to the other expected to do. Governor Stephens was also urged to have his military staff participate and to take part, with the staff, in the parade preceding the presentation of the colOrs.
 Men are expected to attend the re- union from all parts of the west, in which the division was raised and trained before it went overseas to fight
 When the members of the Ninety first gather they will have an oppor- tunity to- meet the stars of film land and also to see how the movies are made, Hollywood Post, American Le- zion, most of the members of which body are connected with the film in dustry, is arranging for the appear ance of numerous motion picture ac- tors and actresses at various social affairs connected with the reunion, and is also planning trips through studio land for the visiting veterans.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-23
BLAME EMPTY BOTTLE
 FOR BLAZE IN FOREST
(By International News service)

(By International News Service) PORTLAND, Aug. 23.-From time immemorial bottles have started all sorts of trouble-but they were bot ties filled with liquids.
 And now comes an empty bottle with the charge against 1t of hay ing started a forest fire.
 John S. Brender, district ranger of the Wenatchee National Forest, reports a fire which started in the forest recently and that originated in an empty pickle bottle.
 Brender. while cruising about in the forest, discovered a burned spot, with the bottle in the center of it. His investigation showed a bubble in the glass that had focused the suns rays and started the fire, ac- cording to his report sent to forest headquarters here.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-23
TAKE PHOTOGRAPHS
 OF MEXICO FROM AIR
By Associated Press)

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 23.-Mexico. according to advices received here is to be photographed from the air. The contract for the job has been turned over to Los Angeles ex-serv' ice man. at the behest of President Obregon. The photographs will sup plement maps to show the topographi' cal conditions throughout the country All photographs will be taken from air plane.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-23
tBy International News service)

tBy International News Service)
 COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 23-"Dare Devil Dick" and his breath-taking feats no longer engage the attention If Young America. according to a Col umbus bookseller.
 When little Johnny feels like read ing a dime novel nowadays he goes to picture show for almost the same price and there sees things which ,ven the old-fashioned dime novel would blush to have between its gay !y-covered backs" he declared.
 The old thriller" which delighted he youth of another age and has been the solace of such distinguished men as former President Woodrow Vii
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-23
NEW MEXICO PAYS
 LARGE INCOME TAX
CBy Associated Presel

ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ. Aug. 23.- Increase in income tax receipts from New Mexico of more than 800 per cent, is shown in recent figures made public by E. c. Hernandez, United States internal revenue collector for the state. In 1916 the income tax payers paid $S3,93 and in 1919 they paid S774,470. The number of tax payers increased from S13 to 10,757 in the same period. The 1920-21 figures will surpass those for 1919, according to Robert l.. Thornton, chief of the income tax division of the internal revenue office here.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-23
Booksellers Blame Movie Pictures
 For Dearth in Dime Novel Sales

son and former Senator George F. Hoar, of Massachusetts, seems to have completely departed from the field of fiction, according to the same author ity.
 A canvass of all the principal book shops of Columbus, as we'll as those dealing in secondhand books failed to bring to light single specimen of the old-time dime" novel that had so many thrills for it's reader.
 At one stand 1t was said that the movie magazine now command the greatest popular following. although there is a good demand for detective stories, but wild west stuff-you get that in the movies.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-23
STAR WILL REPLACE
 POLICEMAN'S SHIELD
tBy Associated Press)

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Aug. 23. - The time-honored sixpointed star, the symbol of policemen, is to be re- place the policeman's shield in Los Angeles. according to a recent ruling of the department head, Chief of Po- lice Jone It is said the change in the style of badge has been found nee essary because many of the shields now authorized have been lost and are now being worn by persons not entitled 10 them.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-23
ADULTS SURVIVE BUT CHILDREN PERISH IS
 PRIVATI0N'S RESULT
lBy Associated Press)

VIENNA, Aug. 23.-Curios freaks of population are shown by the details of the latest Austrian census. For in stance. there are 3OOOOO fewer chil- dren under 10 years of age in the country than in 1910, while the num- Der of men between 40 and 60 has in creased by 12OOO. It is explained by the fact that adult men survived the privations of the last three or four years while children perished.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-23

Your eyes fitted. compound and sugmatic lenses replaced. See O> borne.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-09
JOYFUL FAMILY REUNIOS.

Iwo of my brothers. Il ,i<,,~
we'll as myself have been ch,,'' ~
sufferers from gas in stomorh o"i'
ScSt'on. pain in right side nr,r .''"i-
pcndiN and liver trouble fnr ''-
Years: My sister tried Mayr'< WAY way
derful Remedy with such uooI o ~
suits that we all took IA courSr - :,
ana II helped in each case. 49,, II
sunday we had family reunion i,
etlenratlon OF our recovery and
!, M may, we ana eat. 1t is simple
~, preparation that remove
The catarrhal mucus from the ;',
tcstinal tract and allays the ;nn. H
nation which causes practic,l,, ,''t ~,
stomach. liver and intestinal ',i
ments, including appedicitis E aa',
dose will convince or money n'
fuded. For sale by druggists ever,.
where. ivory
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-09
OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY
OF Greenbrier County. West Virp;,,.
Revised january I, 1921.

OF Greenbrier County, West Viry;,,.
| Revised january 4, 1921.
Judge Circuit Courts. II. Sharp o,
Marlinton. Va
Prosecuting Attorneys. NJ. Aus,;,
OF Lewisburg.
County Commissioners w
| Shields, Pres. Frankfort; T.. w
Williams, Trout. -
Circuit Clerk-W. F. Richardson
County Clerk-Paul c. Hogsett
Deputy County Clerk-Earl c. Watt
Sheriff.. L. Graphical; Depntieses
S. H. Mcdowell. w. R. Hunt, I. w
Miller. o. w.
Surveyor-G. l.. White.
Assessor-E. B. Miller; Deputies.
| w. A. Bivens, J. A. Brown. q N
Erwin, J. w. Crickenberser.
State Senator's. 8. Lewis; R u
! Boone. H.
House OF Delegates-C. F.. McClint,c
H. w. Bivens.
Superintendent OF Schools. n
Haynes, OF Smoot.
Justices of the Peace
| Anthony's Greek District-W 6
Waid; i. n. Foster.
Blue Sulphur District-A. NJ. Me-
| Neer.
Falling Spring District-M. NJ
Burr; W. P. McKaever.
Fort Spring DISTRICT. H Nc.
Grath; J. w. Fink.
Frankford District-Theo. Brink
ley; A. E. 6rant.
Lewisburg District-W. r. BUR
! dette; F.. NJ. Arbuckle.
Meadow Bluff District-Albau Mr.
Chung; o. d. Ruckman.
white SULPHUR. Lee Harper:
| N. A. Beckner.
| ConStableS-
Failing Spring District-B. T.
| Rose.
Fort Spring District-R. Fl, Brown
Frankford-J. r. freshman.
! Irish Corner-W. G. White.
! White Sulphur District-W G.
Leach; J. Z. Forren.
IOversecrs Of Poor
Anthony's Creek District-W. s,
Waid.
Blue Sulphur District-I. l.. Rivens,
Failing Spring District
Fort Spring District--H. l.. CoT-
| man.
frankfort District. f. Bright.
Irish Corner District
LeWisbug District J. NJ. Cunning
| ham.
Meadow Bluff District--W. A. An
| QerScn.
| White Sulphur District-J. f..
| Ayres.
williamsburg District--F. l., Wal
lace.
commissioners OF Accounts Joan
w. Arbuckie. f.. NJ. Arbuckle.
Samuel Price and 4. NJ. Tressei.
! w. r. Blake, Jr., of Rouceverte.
General Receiver.
Times OF Holding Conrts:
Circuit Court convenes on the
Ihlrd Tuesday in January; Second
tuesday in May, Second Tuesday in
September.
Ihc County Court convenes on tho
First Tuesday in each OF the months
or January, February, March April,
May. June. July, September, October
November and December; and on
the second and Forth Tuesdays in
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-09
GBFESBRlER VALLEY FAIR PREMIUMS

Nc ar, this week Publishing :
comnlr,c list of the frcmlunl
awarded by the Judges III the "''
f,rrui departments Al the Green
brirr Valley Far.
II is. indeed. gratifying that a.
this. our first Fair two hundred an"
seventy two persons mauc c\hipl'S
showing more than seventeen nun
bred entries. This does not incluu'
entries in the Racing Department
These exhibitors are TO be conSrAtt
lated too. upon the >Ncel!cnt qua',
ity of each article and amman
Shown. and we are glad to take this
opDortuniiy to thank each ana
every one for their hcariNco-opcrd
ton. ,,,.
TO the following Department iiran>
we arc especially indebted for their
intelligent and effective work:
4. II. MuSScr-Supt. ASricultura'
Department and Boys \ Girls Cup.
Z. 4. Tuckw-iller--Supt. Beef t:att,c
e.. A. JackSon-Supt. Dairy l.ai'ir
r. W. Svdcnstrickcr-Supl Horse.
Lawrence Dickson-Supt Horse
Show Department., no,
w. X. Carpcr-Supt. Hog ntpt.
f. Fl. McI.aughlin-Supt. Sheep.
ID. W. Jardinc-Supt. Poultry.
Mrs. S. B. WilsOn--Supt DolncStic
Department. - r, r.,,,
Work Department. .,.,o
w. J. Barry, DIR. }. ID. Arbuckic'
Racing Committee.
These men and women rendered
valuable service in their respective
departments, and we are glad 10
make public acknowledgement OF
DIR aDDreciatiOn of ii.
Special mention should also be
made of the work done by the sew
eral Assistants of Mrs. Wilson and
Mrs. Caldwell. They were enthu-
siastic workers, and coming from
all parts of the county, they did
much TO swell the exhibit in these
two departments.
We beg to acknowledge the val
liable service of the Newspapers OF
the county. Since the beginning OF
our undertaking they have been
more than willing to cooperate
with us in every way.
The management wishes 10 thank
the general public for its interest
and patronage, and to state that the
results Of the Fair have more than
filed our expectations. We sincere
" hope that the more than thirty
thousand people who were in at
tendance were in a measure salts
fed with our efforts. II shall be
our aim to make this the very best
Fair in West Virginia. Already
plans are being laid to make il big
ger and better next year.
GREENBRIEn VALLEY FAIR Inc.
!. b. Sydcnstrickcr, Pres.
E.. l.. Boone, Treasurer.
w. l.. TabScott. Secretary.
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AGRICULTURAL DEPT.


G.. w. Handley-lst $1,000.
Josephine NJ. Ott-2nd. $4,000.
G.. VI. Dunbar-3rd, $4,000.
Single Ear White Corn:
II. b. Arbucklc-1St, $500
Ten Ears White Corn:
II. b. Arbucklc--1st. 800.
Peek OF wheat.
f. %. Burdctic-lst, $500.
Peek Of Rye.
Z. d. Burdcilc---1s,, $500.
peck Of Buckmhrni.
T.. ID. Burdeilc--1sl 500.
Shenf 81 oats.
&. W. Bowling-ist, 500.
AHdfn Hay.
II. 4. Arbucklc- ISL $500.
II. 3. Arbucklc-~- End. $500.
Gal. Green Snap Beans.
Mrs. Jno. \. Andcrson--l,t Il, 81 .0U
r. -. Loudcrmilk -2nd, 30.
Gal. Wnr BcnnS.
Mrs. Jno. 4. Andcrson---l>t, / 90.
Mrs. E.. ". Dunbar 2nd. 80 cents
CucumbcrS. Sir
+. ID. Bud:cttc--lst. $500.
Mrs. E.. ". Dunbar-2nd. 80 cents
Got. RED onions.
Josephine lIinklc--l>l. $500
SWrci Pumpkins.
+. y. Burdcttc-.i>i ST. 81 90.
RhHh0rh NWciDc StHiES)
Mrs. J. Ii. MaXwcll-lsl II. 90.
.Smrrt corn, nCn rdrs>
Mrs. J. II. Maxwell list. $500.
Rel TonnincS, Ucn)
Ms. Frank Hutchinson lst. -.
+. d. Burdcttc 80 cents.
ICiiOW ToBlmOcS.
Mrs. Frank lluichcnSon-l>i. -,
FiGic Of ErdpcS.
Mrs. J.. 4. TuckWillrr--lSt. $500.
HOr Strawberries.
Mrs. j. II. MaNwcll LIST, 500.
Largest Cot. Appi"S.
Mrs, +. y. Tuckwiillcr Isl. 5000
sir PiHir$ FoU lppir$.
Mrs. +. =. TuCkwillcr Isl. 500
CATTLE DEPT -SlIORTHORNS.
BHiiS years 0M or OUcr.
Mriangnlim Earm-lst. $1,000.
TurkwiIlcr Bros.-2nd. $1,000.
i. y. SydcnSlrickcr--3rd. $1,000
HHilS 2Ycnrs old ana Hndcr 3.
Tuckwillcr Bios. LIST. $1,000.
Tuck wilcr Eros -2nd, $1,000,
e.. &. Radcr--3rd. $1,000.
Senior lemiing BUW.
Mclaughlin Farm--lsi. $1,000.
Junior IcWiiIiy BHR
Tuckwiller BroS--Ist, $1,000,
Mclaughlin Farm Ind. $500.
Wilson Bros.-3rd. $1,000,
Mclaughlin Farm-l!h, $500,
e.. Il. Radcr--jih. 500.
Senior Blu CnH.
Wilson Brns--lSt. $1,000,
Mclaughlin Farm Ind. $500,
Mclaughlin Earm .--3rd, $1,000.
Junior Bill CAR.
Wilson Bros--1Si, $4,000,
Tuckwiller Bros.-.2nd, $500,
L.. .. IA "a
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Minnie O'Connell-1st. s1.OO,
Plate Soda Biscuits.
Miss Lizzie Bunger-1st. S1.OO,
Miss Minnie O'Conncll-2nd. SOC.
Plate Beaten Biscuits.
Mrs. Dora Harris-1St. Sl.00.
DeuilS Food Cake.
Mrs. l.. L. Kramer-1St. S1.50.
Lady Baltimore Cake.
| Miss Matte Tyree-1si, 1.50,
Elizabeth Arbuckle-2nd, S1.00
White Mountain Cake.
Mrs. Jas. c. Pricc-1st. $3.50.
SiiUer Cake.
Mrs. S. d. Wilson-1st, s1.50.
Angel Food Cake.
Miss Ida Spanglcr-1st. $3.50.
Frances Smith-2nd, $l.0O.
Cocodnui Layer Cake.
Lena b. Watts--1st. $50.
Minnie Knight-2nd, $500.
Decorated Cake.
CANNED GOODS IN QUART JARS.
Apple Sauce.
Mrs. c.. w. Dunbar-lst. 500,
apples Sliced.
Mrs. G: w: Dunbar-lst. sl.OO.
Apples Whole.
Mrs. C.. ]. CIark-1st, S1.OO.
| Green String Beans.
Mrs. {. J. Clark--1St. 500.
! BeetS.
Mrs; c. J. Clark-lst, sl.eO.
BluckberricS.
| Mrs. c. J. Clark--1st. S1.O0.
| Corn.
Mrs. c. J. Clark-Ist. S1.0O.
White Peaches.
Mrs. C.. w. Dunbar-1st, S1.O0.
YELLOW Peaches.
Mrs. r. p. Hcrn-lst, 500.
! Mrs. T.. J. Clark --2nd, 80 cents.
Pears.
Mrs. E.. ". Dunbar-1s!, 500.
Tomatoes, Whole.
Mrs. Geo. II. BuStcr--1St, 100.
Mrs. French Nickcll-2nd, soc.
Tomatoes, Minced.
Mrs: G. }: Clark-1st, 500.
PICKLES IN QUART JARS.
Cucumber, .SoUr.
/ Mrs. w. A. Burgess--1st. 500.
Mrs. Howard Williams-2nd, SOC.
Cucumber, SWcei
Mrs. Guy Duche-1si. $500.
ChOW-ChOm.
| Mrs. Guy Dychc--1S!. $500.
! Mustard.
Mrs. C.. J. Clark.-1st, 500.
! Peuch
Mrs. a. r.. Tuckwillcr-lsi. 81 90
Watermelon Riud.
Mrs. Guy Dychc-1Si,. $500.
! Mrs. C.. l.. Bclnau-2nd. 30 cents.
! Collection Pickles.
Lena Is. WaitS-~lSt, 100.
BUTTER IN QUART JARS.
! Applc Butter.
Mrs. Howard William,--Ist. 81 O0
Pcuch Butter.
Mrs. W. !. i".rnss-Isl 81 OO,
! Mrs. Howard {N,Iiiams.--pnd 5n,,
JAM ~ QUART JARS.
! BiGcEbcrry Juin.
Mrs. Geo. n. Rustcr--1t {, IN
! JELLIES IN GLASSES.
Grape.
Mrs. +. 4. Tuckwillcr-.lsi. ST .0O
Miss Matte lIinklc-2nd. so cent,
Plum.
Mary Hale Arbucklr-tS et M
Collection JcIIips.
Lena e. Waists, som
Tomato
Mrs. Howard Williams--ls, 81 az
RELESHES.
Chill Sauce.
Mrs. Howard Williams--.tsi 81 .OC
Collection.
Mrs. C.. ". Dunbar-1si 50 m
DRIED ERJJTS "-''o
Butter Beans.
Mrs. G. J. Clark-1st, 800
Bracket Work ' '"'
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/ Mrs. W. II. Whanscr J0c.
/ C0ilur.
Mrs. W. II. Whanscr-l>t Sl.00.
/ count, rpHiic, knH.
Mrs. Julia Bungcr-iSi. Sl.00.
Mrs. ID. TuCkwillcr-2n 3OC.
EMBROIDERY.
Mrs. W. II. Whanscr-lst. $500.
, Touel. White or Linen.
I.ydaha Rupcrt-lSt. Sl.O0.
Minnie O'Connell-2nd,5 80 cents.
! C0fOrS.
Minnie O'Conncl!-lst. $500.
Mrs. Rush b. Dunn-2nd. o0c.
| Ccnierpicce.
Mrs. Sallic DotSon--2nd, 80 cents
handkerchief.
Mrs. T.. II. acknowledgements 81
Miss Lizzie Bungcr-2nd. soc.
Ladies Dress.
Minnie O'Connell-1st, $500.
| Night GoWn.
Birdie A. Handley-1st. S1.OO.
Mrs. e.. +. Sitcs-2nd, 80 cents.
Napkins. Monogram
Mrs. Howard WilliamS-1st. 81.
Minnie O'Connell-2nd. 80 cents
! Luncheon Set.
Mary Lynn Arbuckle-1st. 81 90.
Mrs. Henry V. Herold-2nd. SOC.
PILLOW Tops.
Mrs. Rush B. Dunn-1st, 500.
Mrs. w. II. Whangcr-2nd, soc.
Collection.
Mamie Surbaugh-1st, $500.
Mrs. LiStie Turner--2nd, $3.50.
BEAD WORK.
Ladies' Hand Bag.
J. Marion Stratton--1I. 100
| TATTING.
Lace, yard or more
Mrs. J. A McClung-1St, 81 .OO,
Mrs. jamie Kirkpatrick--2nd. SOC
Sir DoiiicS.
Birdie A. Handlcy-fst. S1.00
J. Marion Stratton-2nd, SOC
MedaiiionS.
Mrs. Louisa Feanstcr-1st, s1.O0
Insertion.
Mrs. ]. A. McClung-1st. s1.80
SEWING.
Sir Button Holes, on cotton.
Emma Foglcsong-1st, 81 90.
Sir Button Holes, on Silk.
Emma FoSlesong-1st, $1.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Braid Ccnterpiece.
Lydah Rupert-1st, S1.OO.
BASKETRY.
Pine Needle Basket.
Minnie Arbuckle--1St, 81 90.
Raftid Baskets.
Birdie A. Handley--lst, 500.
Reed Basket.
Birdie A. Iandlcy-lsi. 500.
Mrs. L. W. Sydenstrickcr-2d. so
Tracy.
Mrs. L. II. Crickenbcrger--lst, ST
Mrs. Z. W. Sydcnstrickcr--2d, SO
RUGS.
Hooked Rugs. ..
Mrs. Howard Wiliiams-1st, 81.
Wopen Rag Rug.
Mrs. Maggie Childrcss-2nd, soc.
Mrs. Julia Bunscr--lst, $500,
Miss Matte Hinkle-2nd, ST 90.
Patchwork Silk Quilt.
NaI1nie Surbaugh-;1St, $500.
Mrs. ID. Tuckwiller-2nd,S 81 90.
Cotton PdfchlUOrk Quill.
Mrs. Lizzie LippS--1St, 50centS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bed Spread.
Minnie O'Conncll-ist, 500.
Table Cloth.
Minnie O'Comell-lsi, $500.
Sofa PILLOW.
i Minnie O'Connell-1st. 800.
Lunch CIoth.
Minnie O'Conncll--1st, S1.O0.
| Center Piece
Minnie O'ConnelI-1st, 500.
! Piano Scarf.
| Minnie O. CHnncll-1st, 100.
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB WORK.
Potato Project.
Curtis Shawvcr--lSt, $500.
CoH Project.
| Jesse JOneS--fSt. $500.
Robert PhillipS-2nd, $500
| ThoS SydenStricker-3rd, ST 90
Maxwell Ott-4th. Ribbon.
Chas. Smi,h-5th. Ribbon.
Pig Project.
Marion O!t-lst, $500.
Mary McLaughlin-2nd, $500.
Sadie Shawver-3rd, sl.00.
Edgar McLaughlin.-4ih, Ribbon
Anna Arbuckle--5th, Ribbon.
Poultry Project.
Anna Arbucklc-1st, $500.
J.. Maud Scott-2nd. $500.
Margaret Arbucklc-3rd, 500.
Florence SluSscr- 4th. Ribbon.
| Gardening Project.
| Beatrice BurnS--1st, $500
| COid Pack Canning Project.
Madeline Burns-1si, $500.
Plain SciUing Project.
Nellie Zickafoose--1Si. $500.
Maud Zickafoosc-2nd. $500.
Clara Kincaid- 3rd, 81 90.
Garment Making Project.
ThcO May Kincaid-Ist. $500.
Nellie McClung, 2nd--S3.OO.
Mary Burns--3rd, 500.
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Dickson Bros 2nd. $1,000.
Dickson Bros 3rd. 900,
EIanipcr> ouncd in Grccnbricr.
Dickson Bro, l>t. Plaza Hotel {
Dickson BrO>-2nd. Ribbon.
dickson Bro<-3rd, Ribbon.
,Con,binGii0n UdrHtSS ana SaddIc.
{. A. IiNcNaN-l>t. Mrs. Thornton
Lewis Cup.
Jno. u. Lewis 2nd. Ribbon.
Heauy Weight Hunters.
Or. b. l.. Trayrham--l>'. White
Sulphur Springs Cup.
be ridden by lady. other by gentle
man.
Dickson BroS-lSt. $500.
Dickson Bros-2nd, $1,000.
Fine GATED SnddicrS.
Cha> +. Whitc-1St. $1,000.
II. Ii. Arbucklc-2nd. $500.
! ". i. portcr-3rd. $1,000,
HOGS--O. |. G..
]. II. ilandlcy-1s.. $1,000.
! POLAND CHINA.
aged Boar.
s. W. kincaid-lst. 500.
Senior Boar Pig.
| Wilson BroS.--1St. 5000.
| Junior Boar rig.
s. w. kincaid-1st. $500.
Tuckwillcr BroS-2nd, $500.
Senior Son Pig.
| Wilson BroS-lSt. S6.OO.
Tuckwiller BroS.-2nd. $500.
5. ". KincaiHd-lst. $500.
Wilson Bros.-2nd, $500.
Young Herd
S. w. kincaid--1st. 500.
Get Of Sire.
s. ". Kincaid-1st, 500.
Produce Of Dame.
s. w. Kincaid-1St, $500.
DUROC JERSEYS.
Junior Boar Pig.
John ID. Lewis-1St, $500.
BERKSHIRES.
Aged Boar,
Echols and McLaughlin-lst, 81
Senior Boar Pig.
Mclaughlin Farm-1st, $500,
Junior Boar Pig.
| Mclaughlin Farm-lst, $500.
Mclaughlin Farm--2nd, $500.
Aged Sou.
J. J. Echols & Son-1st. $500.
Junior Sop Pig.
Mclaughlin Farm-lsI. $500.
Mclaughlin Farm--2nd, $500.
louHg Htrd.
J. J. Echols & Son--1st. 500.
Get OF Sire.
Mclaughlin Farm-1st, 500.
Produce of Dam.
Mclaughlin Farm-ISi. 500.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ram . years old or oUer.
Mclaughlin Farm-1st, $500.
Mclaughlin Farn-2nd, $500,
Mclaughlin Farm-3d. $500.
Ram | year and under =.
Mclaughlin Farm-1St. $500.
Mclaughlin Farm-2nd, $500,
Mclaughlin Farm---3d, $500.
Ram under gear.
Mclaughlin Farnl-1St. $500.
Mclaughlin FarIn-2nd. $500.
| Nc aughlin F:frm-3d, $500,
EUe l gear or ODer.
Mclaughlin Farm-lst. $500.
Mclaughlin Farm--2nd, $500,
Mclaughlin Farm-3d, $500.
EUe under l gear.
| Mclaughlin Farm-1St. $500.
Mclaughlin Farm-2nd, $500.
| Mclaughlin Farm-3rd. 81 90.
Exhibitors Ft0ck.
| Mclaughlin Farm-1st. $500.
breeders F!nrE.
McLaughlin Earm--lst, $500.
Mclaughlin Farm-2nd, $500,
Get of Sire.
Mclaughlin Farm--I>t. 5000.
Mclaughlin Farnl-2nd. $500,
Mclaughlin Earm-3d, $500,
Pen lcmiing Rams.
| Mclaughlin farm--lS ST. $500.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Emc year oid or opcr.
Tue willcr Bros.-iSt, $500
Tuckwillcr Bros-2nd, $500.
Tuckwillcr BroS-3rd, $500.
| DORSETS.
Ram gear nld or Oper.
II. r. Arbuckic-1St,S 5000.
Ram Hndcr gear
II. b. Arbuckic--lst, $500.
II. b. Arbucklc-2nd, $500.
$. =. Preston, .Ir..-3rd, $50.
EIUr gear nld or OUrr.
II. b. ArbuCkic--lS $500.
SilaS VI. PrcSion-2nd, $500.
II. Is. Al'bucklc--3rd, $500.
EWr Hndcr year.
lno. \. Preston. Jr..-lst, $500,
II. p. Arbucklr- 2nd, $500.
Ino. A. Preston. Jr.,-3rd. 81 30.
Exhibition FincE.
II. b. Arburklr-1st. $500.
breeders FiOck.
II. b. ArbuckIc-lsi, $500.
Get Of Sire.
II. b. ArbuckIc-lsi, $500.
POULTRY.
Largest and Best Display Of
Plymouth Rocks.
VI. keSSlcr--S 5000
| Wy0ndOHeS.
! Fl. Is. Administration
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-09

:, STANDARD BRED HORSES.
mare, any age.
II. II. Arbncklc-1st. $1,000.
COY: under I year.
W. }. Barry--ISt. $500.
W. j. Barry--2nd. $3.50.
coz Yrdr and undcr 2.
a. w. Arbucklc--1St, $500.
a. W. Arbucklc-2nd. $50.
MARE 3 years Oid or Oper.
pr. ). y. .Arbuckic-1st. $500,
A. ". Arbucklc-2nd. $3.50.
HORSE SHOW.
Ponies in Harness.
Buddic McClung-1st, $1,000
Pat llandlcy-~2nd, $3.50.
Single Roadster.
". n. Arblcklc--1St. $500.
!. L. McClung-2nd. $1,000,
e.. a. Livcsay 500.
Yhrcc G0iicd SaddicrS. N.adics 10
! ride side saddle only)
Dickson Dickson BroS'~-is', Grcenbricr
! Mrs. a. NJ. Caldwell --2nd, Ribbon
Middic Hcighi Jumpers.
Lawrence Lcwis--1si. 5000.
I Dickson BroS.--2nd. $1,000.
! Dickson Bros Bird. 5000.
/ 1hrcc Gdifcd S0ddiCrS, Riddcn by
/ Girls not over l6 years.
! Dickson Bro$--.1si, $20O0.
! Dickson Bros -2nd. $1,000.
BOYD BrOS.--3rd. $500.
/ Humping in Pairs.
Dickson Bros Isl. I. T.. Weir Gun
/ Jhrc" Gmird Horses Nlun,c! SI,lA
I Dickson Bros -!Sl, $500,
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Is YOUR CHILD WELL
N0URISHEDi

Malnutrition in childhood is one OF
the most serious causes of physical
unfitness IN later life. II the child Is
undernourished he cannot withstand
childhood's infectious diseases. The
well nourished child may not escape
the disease. but he can at least escape
disastrous after effects.
Many mothers fail to realize that
their children are really I'll. as re-
suit OF poor nutrition. They think
the child Is merely nervous, irritable.
and obviously "underweight." They
often describe his condition as: lun
down; no appetite; frail delicate;
thin; skinny; sensitive; easily up
set; growing to fast; or merely mot
Himself"
When these conditions exist, a
child's condition Is really serious. The
delicate child must be made roblst
Malnutrition makes the child suscept-
ible to tuberculosis and retards his
mental development.
II your child does not eat well,
sleep well. and feel well, Il Is time TO
make serious study OF his diet. Ina
proper nutrition may be to blame.
MIR, as regular part OF child's
diet. insures proper nourlshment.
Next week we will discuss milk, as a
vital food for children.