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Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-16
4 DIE FROM PELIAcRA

DALLAS, Tex, Aug. 15.- DurSug the past week, four deaths from pei iagTa have been reported, making the heaVlest toll from the disease here in that period of time for several years, according to statement by local health officials today.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-16
Bio Stream Running

WILCOX - William Riggs came in from El Dorado Tuesday and re- ports heavy rains and excellent feed In that locality. He says that Turkey Creek is now running all the way from the Chiricahuas down to the dry lake. This is something which has not happened since the early winter months of 1915.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-16
Canning Demonstration

BOWIE-There will be a canning demonstration given at Bowie by Miss Grace Ryan, the Home Demon stration Agent of Cochise County. the afternoon of Thursday, August IS, at the home of Mrs. J. K. Symonds.
 This work will be given under the auspices of the Camp Fire Girls Club.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-16
Closes Deal For Mine

BOWIE-George Utter, of Silver City, N, M.. was here last week and clos VI deal with Lee G. Turner for some mining claims which Turner owns in the Hill Top mineral belt. $2,000 was made as first payment.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-16

would go to her husband.
 Clyne said that he was investi- gating the case with the idea Of collecting an unpaid S15,00O fine assessed against Haywood at the time of his conviction.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-16
New Cement Walks

WILCOX = A concrete sidewalk is being lald from hIggs Bank 10 liar ITS real estate ot1lce. his will fin ish the gap on the south. side ot that street ana be an improvement. which will be much appreciated by every one.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-16
MAIL CARRIER HELD

FL PASO, Tex, Aug. 15.-Harold A. Bennett. Fl Paso letter carrier, was arrested today and held in $500 bona hv United States Commissioner A. J. w. Schmid on charge of taking S2 from registered letter
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-16
Crops Doinu Fine

COCHISE-Crops are certainly fine The farmers think they wont have to irrigate any more this year before the crops mature. They have been saved lots of expense on oil and most of them have their drums full for anoth- CT year. These rains are certainly great.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-16

The board fixed a rate of $1.O0 per acre for the San Pedro Water Users Association to cover the indebtedness incurred during the preliminary work on the Charleston dam.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-16
Cochise County Mews Briefs

450. So the school population is. in creasing rapidly.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-16
BETTER
 DEAD

Life is a burden when she body IS racked wish r-..l. Everything worries and t.7a vi~>i-a becoraeo 5espondent ani ,.ownhcartcd. To bring back ttle c1.lsiiilie take
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-16
Lose Merchandise

"iiNo ouiiOi Ou lOSS CIllS Weeh when a freight car was broken into at Steins or between Steins anG here, and sew eral hundred dollars worth of goods stolen. The merchants win probably be able to collect the cost of the goods from the railroad company. This is better than to lose the goods, but it will not pay for loss of time in order ing new goods to replace those stolen.
 Wilcox Notes
 WILLCOX-Lyter and Joe Ellis have recently purchased from Wm. Riggs 250 COWS and calves, which they are moving to their ranges.
 E. R. Monk recently purchased from Johnson & Cook a fine lot of Here ford bulls which he has placed upon his range.
 T. D. Fulghum is improving quite rapidly now. He has had. quite a siege, but seems now to be over the worst S
 Farmers Te now busily engaged in caring for their crops. Fine vegeta. being brought into town daily
 The grammar school will open Mon day, September 5th. It is expected that the enrolment will be quite large this year.
 The Arizona Lumber Company has unloaded a car of lumber at Cochise, which went to the Cochise Gold Min ing Company, now operating near Co., chise. P. w. Hamilton was at Co., chise the other day experimenting the unloading of the lumber.
 Buy Home Beef
 PEARCE - Working upon plan strongly recommended by Henry Boise, Jr., president of the Arizona Cattle Growers Association and prin- cipal owner of the Chiricahua Cattle Company outfit near here, several prominent eattlemen of the county, will launch a campaign to create a demand for home grown meat among the people of the county.
 In Q statement recently published the new president of the state cattle mems organization urged an "eat more meat and demand home grown meat" campaign be started through out the state as a means of helping the Arizona cattlemen who are facing the problem of dead market in all the biz packing house centers It is
 
 county that if the people of this ses- tien will demand that they be served only home grown beef, the local butch CTS VII confine their orders to cattle men of this section. It is further be- lieved by stockmen that the cattle re- quired for home consumption provid- ing they are given the preference of beef shipped in from outside, would go far in providing a market that would utilize a greater part of home raised steers. The use of home grown cattle would also assure better grade of meat to consumers, which would have the effect of increasing the demand for beef.
 At the present ruinous price paid for beef on the hoof at Ft. Worth, Kan sas City, St. Louis and Omaha, togeth- CT with the high freight rates, Arizo- na stockmen cannot dispose of their beef cattle at any of these markets with any hope of profit
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-16

The national! rem dy of Holland for ovsr 200 years; itis zi, enefny Of sll pains re- sultinS from kidney, liver end uric acid trotbies. Ali druggists, three sizes. Lrck for the name coII Nedal O, every p-y
 aud eersot TO Initiation
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29
NUMBER 6
GOVERNORS MANSION SITE.

The new Governors muuSion
will bc built III Duly Street between
kanawha and Virginia Streets,
opp"sii" one of the sites proposed
for the new State House. This was
disclosed when deeds transferring
three lots were delivered to the Of
lice of the clerk of the County
Court. Options on the property had
been taken by the State las tJanuary
about the time Of the State house
lire. The State paid S64,270 for the
lots: OF this $4,000 was paid to
}. +. Cork. $4,000 to Katherine r.
lhayer and husband and 1920 to
Sadie NJ. Worth and husband. The
legislature appropriated size, 900.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29
~ FEED RUSSIA'S STARVING.

Herbert Hoover, solely in hi, ca
'pacity as Director Of the American
liclicf Administration has replied to
The appeal of Maxim Gorky for the
relief Of the starving and sick peo-
pie of RUSSIA. Offering to undertake
this humanitarian work Immediate
ly, provided American citizens held
as prisoners by the Soviet al!,horit-
les or otherwise detained against
their will are first released. Seven
Americans arc held in prison and
"a large number detained i'm Soviet
Russia against their will.
In This position Mr.. Hoover is
supported by all officials Of the
Harding Administration which ha,
announced on several occasions
That so long as any Government
holds American citizens i'm prison
'withoui just cause or otherwise de-
talns Americans against their will
no official channel is open for the
discussion of any question between
That Govcrmcnt and the United
States.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29
DEATHS,

tora. Wife G Thomas HUiromb.
! Tell dead on the night of the 10Th
! inAt., at her home at Palestine. She
was about 30 years of age and her
ihaluen name WAS Stewart. She had
been III poor health for several
years.
| Mrs. Guy. widow of the late
Hobt. NJ. Guy. of Staunton. Va. who
| Was Il brother Of the late Mrs. John
SION t.. Bell. OF l.ewiSburg, died at
me age of 80 years. on Friday. July
-. 1921, at the home of Mrs. Lacy
l'lbson In Staunton. where she made
her home. She leaves one daughter
Miss Mary Willis Guy. a member of
the faculty of Chicora College. Col
ulfbia, 5. c., who was spcndin. the
summer with her mother at the time
OF her death. +. l.. Bell. Esu., of
our town attended the funeral ser
vice at Emanuel Episcopal Church
| Saturday afternoon.
John Michael IIanifin. son of Mr..
and Mrs. John IIaniiin. Sr.. of Rom
ccvertc, died in the HUNTINGTON
hospital on Sunday July 10. 1921.
Deceased was taken TO the hospital
several months ago after ill-hCallh
had caused breakdown Of his
mental faculties. lie was born at
caldwell, this county. on September
/, 1856, but had spent the greater
part OF his life ut Roncevcrtc. where
he was well-knOwn and UNIVERSAL
~ liked. The remains were
. brought home and the funeral held
III ST. GATHERINGS Catholic Church.
me services being conducted bv
Rev. Father Jenkins of Hinton. in
inc absence Of the rector, Father !.
). DeLaad. with intcrmcnt follow
ing i'll ST. GATHERINGS cemetery.
MIR. John David pcr>ingcr died
at his home on Muddy Greek noun
tam, This county, OH Tuesday, july
~, 1921. aged 90 years, six months
ana three days. The community
Will miss Dave, as ne was called.
!ic was always ready to do his part
III any enterprise intended for the
bettcrmcnt OF the ncighborhood in
which he lived for twenty wears. He
joined the vi. f.. Church eighteen
wears ago and stood firm to the end
Tor that which he believed 10 be
right. He was kind and affection
ate TO his large family. good
nclslfbor, and just Il few DAYS be-
lore the end came he said he had
settled The matter between him and
ms God years ago, and if il was the
Masters Will TO take him he was
ready to go. Thc funeral on july
i4th was conducted by his pastor
hev. w. a. tirogg, at James cnapcI.
me large crowd attending the rites
indicated how he was esteemed by
people of his own and surrounding
communities. lnterment was made
II the Falls cemetery.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29
ACCIDENT TO F. A. LUDlHGT0N.

+. \. l.u,!ing,o", parcel post de-
livrrynan i'll the employ Of the
Woodland Pa.) PnstolliCc depart
mcnt, had :: narrow escape from
death last Saturday evening while
driving his motorcycle up Plan /
hill. 1t was about i o'clock that Mr..
I.udinston Was driving up this long
hill to make some parcel post de
livcrieS. when Il motor truck driv-
en- by Nick ZahorlIyka, manager of
The Ck3anian Corporation Store
on Plan II. coming down the hill,
ian into Mr.. I.udington'S motor
cycle. throwing him to The side of
The road and pinnins him under
the motor vehicle.
Mr.. I.udinSlon had his left knee
cap diSlocrtcd, his left wrist sprain-
cd and sustained number OF ser
iouS body bruises. The motorcycle
was damaged 10 the extent of some
so. The trial of the accused is a
waiting the result Of Mr.. I.udins-
TONS Injuries. Mr.. Ludington is a
former resident of this county.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29
WILL OFFER STATE BONDS FOR SALE:

Governor Morgan gave official
noiicc that from the executive Of
ices III the capitol on August 10Th
he will offer for sale the SlJ. .OOO.-
O00 road bonds authorized bv lhe
recent session Of the Legislature.
The bonds will be sold 10 the high
est bidder, but in no case for less
Than The face value plus acclIcd i'm
tcrcst. The Governors statement
describes The features Of the road
bonds, cniImcratin9 the quantity of
each denomination, whether COUP
on or registered and the date of
maturity, rccitinG that they ar,
Tree from State. County. District
and municipal taxation. and that
the principal and interest are Day-
able either at the Office of The State
treasurer or at The National Cir,
Bank in New York City.
These bonds carry ) per cent in
tcrcsf payable scni-annually OIL ihc
iSt day Of January and july. Thc\
are issued in denominations of
SlO0.. $500. $1,000. 5000. and
$4,000 and fall due on The Grsi
day of July in different years from
l?26 to 1916 T'hcy are considered
Il very good and very safe sccur-
iiN IN which to invest your surplus
money.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29
MY Auto, IT'S OF THEE.

My auto. lis of thee. short road
to pOvrrtN-Of thee | chant. blew
Il pile Of tlNuSh on YOU three wears
ago: now YOU refuse to Go-or
wont or can't. Through town and
countryside. YOU were my JOY and
pride. a happy day. loved thy
gaudy hue. the nice white tires new
Dut you're down and out for true,
in every way. TO thee, old rattle
box. came many bumps and knocks
for thee | Sricvc. Badly thy top is
torn: frayed arc thy seats and worn
the whoopinS cough affects thy
horn, do believe. Thy perfume
swcllS the breeze, while good folks
choke and whecZe as we pass by.
paid for thee a price 'twould buy Il
mansion twice: now everybody
yelling "ice"-I wonder why. Thy
motor has the grip. thy spark plug
has the pip, and woe is thine. |,
too. have suffered chilIs. fatigue
and kindred ills. cndcavoring to pay
my bills, since thou were mine.
Gone is my bank roll now. no more
twOuld choke Il COW. us once be-
fore. Yet, if had the mon. so
help me. JOhn--amen, I'd buy a
car again and speed some more
HtlTfiUUHrr WOrfG.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29
SLOWLY FADING AWAY.

When the Grand Army Of the Re.
public holds It's annual reunion this
year. more than 10000 of the civil
war veterans who attended the en-
ca!npmcnl Of 1920 will be counted
among the missing as the ranks
have been depleted TO this extent
through HE last year.
The total membership of the G..
\. II. today is 93, - while it's mem
DcrShip in 1920 was 103.25S.
The total membership is scatter
cd among 4.iI5 posts in every State
Ohio with 1921, has the largest
membership. with PENNSYLVANIA
second, with 9,122: New York
third, S,195; Illinois. fourth, G,SGS;
Indiana. fifth, 5,947: Massachusetts
sixth. 1856. No other States have
1000 or more members.
Property owned by all posts is
valued at S2,075,O27, including real
estate worth SS02,Sl1.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29
MARTIAL LAW VALID.

Governor Morgan's martial law
proclamation in Mingo, since Or
SaniZation of the militia there, was
upheld on friday the 18th, by the
Supreme Court and acts of Major
Davis in arreSting certain officers
.Of the United Mine Workers for I'M
lawful assembly is thus declared
lcsal. In Il conference between
Major Davis and State mine work
cr officials Il compromise was reach
"d whereby David Rohb. intcrna-
tlonal financial agent. John Brown
Lni Robert Gilmore. members Of
the international! board Of orsani-
@cr*, lclt the Sta!c and another or
organizer is to 90. The mine work.
rrS claim they will appeal to the u.
). Supreme Court.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29
TEAR GAS TO DISPERSE MOBS.

Tear gas bombs broke up riot"
at Fort Tottcn on the 22nd, stated
by Two companies Of the New York
police departments riot battalion.
III demonstration to prove The
ease with which Il mob may be dis
ptrHcd without pistols or night
sticks. After rs bombs had been
THROWN, the policemen with tears
rolling down tcir cheeks and gasp
ing for breath. beat hasty retreat.
Inc test was Witnessed by army
ana police officials, who agreed this
proposed method of Quclling dis
order would be Il success. 4 SINH
lar test was recently made in Phila
dclDhia.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29
MARRIED..

coming aH surprise to thci.
many friends WAS the recent mar.
riagc of Miss Alma Grace Groves
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L:
Groves. of l.cwiSburg. to Mr. Harold
Collcy, bookceprr OF Il Gas Com.
pany in Huntington. W. Va. Mr.
and Mrs. Collcy will make their
home in Huntington. W. Va.
Mr.. Frank Butler and Miss Edna
Alexander. OF Ronccvcric. mOturcd
to Covington. Va. Tuesday July ~
1921. and were united in marriage
by Rev. Ernest NJ. Harris. pastor of
the Baptist Church in that city.
Mr.. Hill Jones. Of Raincllc. and
Miss Mary A. ScruggS. late of Glen
coe. were united i'm marriage at the
lcwiSburg Hotel on Wednesday,
July -, 1921. Rev. W. IL. Du Bose,
officiating.
AT Lcwisburg Wednesday, July
~, 1921. Rev. W. II. Du Bose Of
ficiating, Mr.. Ody CaSScsS, of Cass,
POcahontaS county, and Miss Iva
Pearl Nicely. of williamsburg, this
county, were united i'm the holy
bonds Of malrimony.
The Indcpendcm wishes these
couples il happy and prosperous
married future.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29
DIVISION ENGINEER,

!. X. McGrath, who recently re-
|gNrd as County Road Engineer of
ENc!lt county, to become Il divis-
bn engineer under The State Road
With ten counties in
barge. was in the city Thursday
l"rninS cnroutc to Union. SAYS the
bnccvrrtc NclUS.
Mr.. Mctirath advises us that the
Fate Road Commission will estab-
kh division office and hcaduuarl
+ in ROnccvcrtc with an engineer
charge having the road work in
r. several adjoining counties un-
Fl his Jurisdiction.
Mr.. McGrath has been rcconniz-
as one of the most efficient road
fSlnccrS in the State, and if is en-
fcir meet that his valuable SER
Fc> should be Communicated by
+ State Road Commission to help
f'kr effective The great project now
hand of giving the State fifty mil
Pr dollars worth of improved high
FyH. Mr.. Anderson. late county
"d engineer of Raleigh county.
p resigned and will be an assist
. Mr.. McGrath under the Stale
P%h Commission in this territory.
also Is an engineer of notable
pl!itN.- .--Fi. Tribune.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29
ILLINOIS GOVERNOR INDICTED,

Warrants were issued July 10Th
for Governor Small, Lieutenant Gov
ernor Sterling and Vernon Curtis.
Grant Park banker. following their
indictment that afternoon on
charges of cmbcZzlcmcnt, conspir-
hcN and confidence game through
me alleged use Of interest on State
funds for their personal gain.
Four indictments were returned.
lhcy covered charges of fraud by
In" trio during the terms Of Small
and Sterling in the State Trcaslr-
rr'S office between 1917 and 1921.
When IN attempt was made to ar
rest The Governor he sci up The
plea that as Governor he was privi-
lc9cd from arrest under the Con-
StitutiOn.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29
CAN NOW VOTE BY MAIL,

an ACT was passed by the State
sS'slaturc iii April of this wear
h'rh makes it possible for an alb
pi voter to vote by mail. Anv
laIllicd and registered voter who
(S to be abSept from the State on
+ day OF a general or special cleo
Pn may apply 10 the clerk of the
Errult Court of the county i'm
F'Irh his, precinct is located for
absent voters ballot. Application
Pl>l be made in person of by mail
1 more than thirty nor less than
days prior to the election. The
Ppilcaiion must be signed and
f"rn to before some person quail
fd TO administer the oath. In
fnnS his ballot the absent voter
Pl>' 50 before in officer authoriz-
I" administer caihs and having
0'hr'al seal and in his presence
k The ballot and seal il in an en-
p'P ana return ii to the officer
ninS the ballot.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29
VOLUME SO
MURDERED: ROBBED.

lion Crawford. colorcd taNi Iriv-
If Hilltop. WAS found dead iii
t,> car near Hilltop cemetery on
E,mrdal. the 10th, having been
[ho in the back and his shirt fired
by ,hr blazing gun. He was known
T. have had about $40 and this was
konr. his pockets being turned.
Bloodhounds from Huntington
kcrc secured and followed trail
h colorcd boarding house at Glen
|can and to the bed of WeS Chill
lrrs. Il shiftlcSS negro who had moi
bcrn working. He had $3.50 when
Irre,tcd Two other darkies were
|rrcSicd but in the preliminary be-
|prc Squire Station OH Monday. they
kcrc freed. ChildreSs alone being
| cid for the awful crime. Craw-
|crd was Il wcll-rcspected, hard
korking colorcd man and leaves a
life and child.
Evidence shows that Childrcss
ZEN. 10 bed early that night, but
|ot up later and went out, being
|pnc long time. The suppoSition
! inat he engaged Crawford. who
! jas nj Glen Jean, tn take him to
frecntown in his car and at Il lone
|,mc spot on the road fired a fatal
bullet into his brain. Colorcd
Pk> were much wrought up over
be- murder and there was strong
blk of an attempt to lynch The sus-
+rrtcd man.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29
COMMITS SUICIDE.

Bruno Racco. Of Beaver falls.
Pa. on Wednesday night. July Goth.
walked off the station platform at
BlucficId, w. ", stretched his
body alongside of the tracks upon
which train was backing into The
station. placed his neck on one Of
the rails, and deliberately allowed
me train to pass over him, ScvCrin1
his mead from The body. The man
WAS ABOUT 80 ycarseo of age, and al
ihoh@h ms relatives are not known
an effort is being made 10 locate
them.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29
PROBE TO CONTINUE IN MINGO.

Hearings of the Senate Commit.
tee investigating industrial disord-
erS in Min9o county. which were
suspended on the 22d, will be re-
Sumcd in West Virginia '.in the
near future unless unforeseen cir
ctlnStanccS Interfere" was indicat-
ed July 10th in Il statement by Sen
ator Kenyon, Chairman of the Com
mittcc. Regardless of when or
where the Investigations will be re-
Sumed, the committee will urge in
IT'S lInal report the appointment of
q board, similar to the United State
labor board, to function in the coal
regions.
The committee feels thai some
means Of arbitratinS the troubles
constantly cropping up in the State
would prove beneficial to all parties
concerned.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29
SCHOOL BANKING SYSTEM,

The school banking system adopl
ri for The State Of West Virginia is
explained by officials Of the De
partmcni of Education. The plan,
thcN said. has been used for four
years in Two school systems with
exceptionally good results. Oni-
cialS Of the department have sci Il
quota Of S3il.977 10 be deposited in
the banks next year by the school
children OF West Virginia. This
Is an average Of 81 for each child
enrolled in the schools. The State
superintendent Of schools will give
coupon TO each teacher in the
state Who has as many as 90 per
cent Of her pupils open bank ac-
counts,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29
MONROE TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

Inc instructors for the Monroe
County Teachers Institute at Alder
son during the week of Aguust ist.
VIII be Miss Bird Fontaine and J.
II. Francis both of Charleston.
Special lecturers arc J. NJ. Math-
eny on Monday and Tuesday. DR..
IL: A. Harrop on Amcricanism ON
"Wednesday and +. l.. Manassc on
Thursday and Friday.
me topics to be emphasized are
~ ThoroushnesS i'm the COM
mon branches. CO. Physical cduea-
lion. (3.) The standard schooI
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Crude and fuel oil we're placed on
me ircr list Of Tie ,'ordncv yurin
Bill by action Df the House last
week. Action followed a letter from
President Harding. The President
in his letter, opposed q tariff on oil
unless there is included in The bill
a, provision which would give Lhr
.chlcf rNrcutivc bargaining" pow
2rs with other nations to guuri a.
Gn'n,' r"tajin:~rA mta>I;r, s.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29
WANTS TO Join LEAGUE:

The people o! lIclgoland. the is
land in HE North Sea on which
Germany had built an imprcgna-
bic fortress, now demolished under
me terms "i The peace treaty. have
sent Il petition To- The League of Na-
lions asking for naturalization of
me island under protection Of the
League or rr-HnCXaiiOn To Great
britain. They express high hopes
maj The September meeting Of the
League Will relieve thrm Of German
control
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29
GET YOUR LICENSES.

Persons conducting business rc-
qulrlng Il license from the County
inlISl obtain them bcfor August /.
when an additional fee Of ten per
cent OF me regular charge goes into
rhect' IL mas been announced at the
county Clerks Ollicc. The majority
oi persons needing licenses have
"bt;uncd them. il is said. but the
smaller number of dcIinqucnts has
forced the levying Of the penalty.