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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17
UhuS ITEMS.

Elmer Taylor delivered a very
interesting sermon at The Church
I" Thirst Sunday morning.
=. NrS. Earnest Withrow, Of Sun
h2Nt' spent a few days last week
WIN home folks at this place.
=. MIS-. w. \. Jackson has been on
''r SICK list but is reported better
'nhn StinSOn, Of White Sulphur,
Aprni the weekend with friends
''u Relatives near here.
MISS Delta Thomas has returned
Z" n"r home from Spring Creek.
:, nus base ball team piaycd Organ
Wy" Saturday. HE lllh.
u. l.. Taylor will begin tent
-, I,'"tn2 at this place Saturday. June
We 18Th assisted by his brother.
.!i'lrIr. Everybody is cordially in
I've" ;" attend Ibis meeting ana
.'"' Ihr gospel SERMONS. iruIy these
=" g. ',ph sent ru"n. as every service
~ '"'I Of thc power Uf Cod.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17
CtlAT0aYlLLE ITEMS.

} \ great electrical storm passed
through cur vicinity Monday might
bul did no damage that we have yvl
heard OF.
Mrs. Sarah LOudcrmilk MIS- visit
{ ing friends and relatives mere the
past week. She is very Old but gets
around very well. We wish her
many happy wears With us.
Mrs. Charlie Martin and SON.
Nolan. Were visiting friends here
HE first par: of the week.
Inc ice cream supper passed OH
quietly iii account of the rain storm
and everybody reported Il good
time.
JAS. Burns was visiting ut q. ID.
Ruckman'> last Sunday.
Gilbert Jciirie>. now of Ouinwood
IL nj home with his mother Ibis
week.
q. W. Hcdrick has been on The
SICK list for 4 few days.
Miss Mackic l,uckman is at home
from Rainellc, where she has been
going to school.
Applicants from here who attend
ed the examination at Smoot last
week were: Misses Elsie and Meta
llcdrick. Vivian Campbell. Bcula
Hanna. Rlanch Picrcy. Mary. Mill
me and Calvin Johnson. They re-
port That quite number Of young
teachers are trying for certificates
inns year due tn the raise of teach
cr'S SALARY.
Miss Blanche picrcy is at home
from school at Athens.
\ large crowd attended singing
at Sunrise Chapel Sunday night.
Jesse HcitZ WAS viSitin. here Sun
day.
Thursday. June 9th. 1921, the
death angel visited The home of Mr.
and Mrs. y. p. Martin. of RaincIlc.
ana claimed from them their lille
dau@l'irr. Selma Hope, aged y
months and 30 days. she had ONLY
been lent to this world short
while yet she will be greatly mis-
cd by all who knew her, being =
bright, intelligent child and bore
hcr suffering well. Funeral ser
wees were conducted by Rev. Sui
ION OTTER which the little body WAS
land in its resting place to await
me ccminS Of the Lord. The palI-
bearers We're Arby Day. Marco Pack
ICY and Elsie Carr. and the flower
girls were. Ethyl WorIcy, Eula liar
ran, Nina and Vera y Flint. Lei;,o
HhrareS. Clara harrison, Pearl
beSflccr. TcNic Hickman, and Lola
Neal, who did their part well to
show their love for little Srln,
Everyone extends sympathy TO
me bercavcd parents and many
friends, but we must submit io
"oa lt!St and: holy will and feel as
assured mat she is rcStin. in The
>aFIorS love. For He has said.
Hullcr Little Children to Come
MO Ne and Forbid them not for
% such is The Kingdom of Heaven"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

We still held number Of unpaid
iAN tickets, for the year 1920. which
are due and unpaid. If your ticket
IS among this number please see
hat ii is taken up before the ooh
day of June. 1921. for after This date
cur Delinquent List will be closed.
If YOU have moi received state
mcni we will gladly furnish YOU
with one upon request.
l.. l.. GRAPHICAL, 5. e.. e..
~ j. W. Miller Deputy. 3-3W
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

, AiE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
HhHfN MIR Err COUNTY, !o-wil:
III me Circuit Court Of said county,
The Virginia Joint Stock Land Bank
corporation, Plaintiff.
\; Is: Hanna, Blanch Hobbs HANNA.
II. i; Hunter. Trustee: \. G.. Masi-
erS. +. VI. ArbuckIc. Trustee; Jas.
y. llanna'> Administrator, Snlli,.
y. Hanna, Katherine Hanna Cooke
ana Bank OF Greenbricr. a corDor
alton. Defendants.
AND
y; u: Groves, Administrator nI JAS.
y. Hanna. deceased, Ilainlin.
Nathan j.. Hanna, Rlanch VI. Hanna,
Haliic y. Hamilton. Catherine
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17
The GREERBRTER COUNTY WOMAN'S
ASSOCIATION.

Membership Renewals Mrs. Jas.
II. Sibold. Miss Helen Srhortrckcr.
Mss Matte Caldwell. Mrs. +. II.
'l>chuiz. Miss DulanN. Miss An
ri" Worsham.
associate Members Mr.. T.. l..
zen. DR.. Parker. Mr.. \. VI. hubbard
Mr.. II. W. ComSlOck.
contributors: Robert SiboId. ser
wees; O. y. COHman. services: Jess
t. 'irrn. posters; Miss Julia Mclli-
champ, $500.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17
ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL.

The following students received
diplomas from this school last week
Misses Alice IIouchinS. Lola Farm
or. Aicc Collins, Ruth Thompson.
EadNs Dunbar, Carrie Wctzcl. MAY
ii"2Scti. and McSSrS. Clauncry
rral>lcr. Earl Jones. Edward
hodges. ,ioIand Wilbur. Ward He'd
rick.
Prnf. ROSSey. Of the Concord
NORMAL, delivered The address.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17
R('MNAGi: SALE.

Everybody has something they
cont want; haven't you? Whatever
II may be send it TO the COMMUNE
~ House. Lewisburg. this or mex;
week for HE Hummagr Sale. which
VIII be held there beginning Mon
day. June 2Uih. # net convenient
To send call Mrs. Henry Hunter or
Mrs. Henry Gilmrr and il will be
called for. Please notify these
tha'rmcn as early as possible.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17

Ronccvcrte and Anderson are both
getting ready for Il celebration of
The "Glorious Fourth" Already
suitable committees have been ap-
pointed and III effort will be made
TO make the celebration commen-
Suratc with the great Declaration
whose l43th anniversary il seeks 10
commemorate
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17

WANTED. board and rooms in
private family in or near Lcwisburg
for Il couple of months, by man and
wife and five small children.
Write, giving description and loca-
ton TO, wv. Y. W., Box No. 5OJ,
Charleston, w. Va. 10-2w
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17

The Daughters Of lh~ Confvdor-
acN ASK the pVUpIc OF town and
county To meet al the Ola Stone
Church Sunday School room Tut,-
day. June DIST. at 3 o'clock.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17

DR.. John ID. McCorlllc. registered
Eye Sight Specialist, Of Hinton. w.
Va, at The Grecnbrier Hotel, Rom
cevcrtc. First Monday of each
month from nine to five O'Clock.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17

FOR SALE.-75 thrcShins ma
chimes, all sizes; 80 New Saw Mill
and Engines, all sizes. Quick de-
livery. Write me if interested. Will
see YOU ut once. &. W. GRAVES, Agent
Anderson, w. Va. 4-1J-tf
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17
MONUMENT UNWILLING.

The unwilling Of The Soldiers
Monument at williamsburg. W. Va,
will take place July Ith. Further
Eutirc next week.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17

Now is the time to save money on
>Gur coal. Phone us for prices. All
grades. We have just completed
Sclf-Ioading bins. RoNCEvEurE lcr
< Produce Go. Prices are right.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17

Inc Regular Monthly Mrrtin.
@! HE Grccnbr'cr Woman'> A>socia-
uon Mil be held 1T The Community
!iou>,' Tuesday. Iun< 2l>t. at FL 100
a..
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17

where Miss lucille tcam>tcr has
! spent tn" winter studying vocal
music under Marcus kci!cruan.
| They viii remain IN Lexington for
commencement cAcrcisr> al NASH
ingtun and Lee University. Mhcrr
their brother. Garland. is Il student.
He Will accompany them to t!Iti"
home in Grecnbricr county. nva'
White Sulphur Springs. Richnlond
TintcS-DiSpuich.
| Thurman EramStcr WAS in Lewis
| burg last Friday from Anderson.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry p. Eobbitt. Of Dallas. Texas.
are delighted to sec them in their
native county of Monroe once more
lheN are now guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. W. Bobbitt lhcir brother
and sister, near Union having ar
rived there week Before last and
Will spend several months with
, their fricnd> in the old county.
Miss Susie Lyle Lacy is at home
for the sumner from her duties as
Dean of the Stoncwall Jackson Col
lrgc. Il; abingdon. Va.
Miss Virginia Davidson is spend
ing two or three weeks with rcla-
lives and friends in BraN.on aud
Nicholas counties.
Miss Matte Hayes. Of near Lewis
burg. left this week to attend the
Summer term Of Concord State
Normal School ut Athens.
Mrs. !. W. McClung and iuu sht2r.
Mildred, =! Williamsburg. have &C.
turned il"mr from I.Anchburg. Va.,
accompanied by her daughter.
frankie. who received her degree
from neutrality-suspicious. Woman'>
College.
Miss Clara Keenan,. Of Washing
ton. IS HE guest Of hrr cousin. Mrs.
J::r'rS ". McClung.
Mrs. Thomas O. purh, of H\ait>-
vile. Maryland. is HE guest Of hcr
daughter. Mrs. DANES W. McClIny.
mere.
Miss Margaret NIi>Un is at home
from Il trip to baltimore.
Miss Rculal Finley. Public Health
Nurse for Pocahnrlls county. spent
several hours in town Wcdnesda,
County Nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston MrClung.
Of ParkrrSburg. W. Va. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Falls Pollock. Of ST. Adams. W.
Va, are here spending Il while with
Mrs. McClunS'S and Mrs. pollock's
parents. NJ. and Mrs. j. Waits
Dcilz. cast of town.
Martha and Myrtle. the ) and I
year old children Of Mr.. t.. p. Baker
OF Rcnick, were operated on last
Friday ut the Red Cross Dispcnsary
in The John \. Preston Community
House. lewiSburg. for The removal
OF adcnoids and lonsils. DR.. Beard
operated and DR.. Baker savs the
anacSthctic. Both did we'll and were
able to go home Saturday afternoon
Governor Morgan has appointed
Miss Julia Mrllichamp. Grccnbricr
County Nurse. as one of the State
Delegates to The National Confer
cnrc of Social Work to be held in
milwaukee,. June 22-29. Miss Mel
lichamp has decided. however, tha.
it is best 10 decline the appointment
Her work is particularly heavy
Just now, owing to the operations
planned for each Friday at the
,fcd Cross Di>pcnSarN. and does no!
'eti 'hh' she can leave the county.
NJ. ana MIS-. r. II. Absolute left
l:cWiHbiIr& yesterday morning in
'hclr car luH Il pleasure drive in
porti"n$ oi Virginia on both sides
,i, .i'I '''' hloSE. ihrS Will prob
~, H. J." ,pS'''' an"'' Il week.
,hn ,m,,' ~" r' ~, ~. i'''''i> ''it fiidaN
~. "''@:'i'''Nh To Hpchh
h,n t',, l." w ~ VIM me family "t
,,.,, '''.r' N',''r N|p: 'AhhSton.
for six ,nn,,,,, ~. ''' g., 81"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17

"ChiIdrcn'S Day" exercises
viii be held next Sunday morning
g.; II o'clock in The NJ. T.. Church.
south. here.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17

CUII.DRENS DAY SERVICE.
thildrcn'S Day Service will be
held at them. +. Church. South. ut
williamsburg, Sunday. June 18Th,
IF 1000 a. III.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17

rhc Best Gas and Engine Oil a;
IA. Io\CEvEHrE lCE Il PRoDuCE Go
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17

Rev. Fred w. Gray. Of CasS. is
proiractcd meetings in
,nr HillSGalc PRESBYTERIAN Church.
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W. }, STREAIY,

have ON hand. and can deliver
Immediately. Head Stones. Mnnu-
ni'ntS and Accessories. Fine Con-
crete Work Bricks, blork>. Posts
and AIIcbing. See me before In, inc.
l.EwIsBuHG, WnSr. NIrGI<t,.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17

call 2l5 when in need of Taxi.
,,.,.tl VI. PATION, IcwiSburg. l-u
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-17

tIrcenbricr Valley Fair, August
.,p %. ~. -. and Doth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-01
EFFORTS MADE TO
CUT DOWN EXPENSES
COMING ELECTIONS

If it can be done under the law, and
the present incumbents Of the city
offices have no opponents in the com
ing primary election, an effort will he
made to hold the election only in two
downtown precincts on May TO- accord
ing to Walter Thompson, secretary Of
the county election board with whom
The candidates must register.
Up to last night no one had appeared
to oppose any of the present cand-
oates and as they We're elected upon
a strict understanding regarding the
managerial form of city government
plan. the citizens at large seemed sat
isfird with their candidacy and remained
hands off.
The question of the legality OF hold.
ing such an election as contemplated is
being looked after and If it can be
done it will save the taxpayers quite an
expense in holding the two elections as
TWO sets of clerks will only be required
instead of nine. and other expenses can
he reduced accordingly. The election
fund of the city is exhausted and any
one working in the capacity Of CLERK
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-01

races and plays a little stud on the quiet, and
sips few highballs, surreptitiousy, may be
held responsible for all the bad little boys who
develop into worse big boys, who ultimately
evolve into the Stripped-clad men filling the
prisons of the land, or who, ending their days
seated in the broad and roomy electric chair,
or swing into the portals of the great hereafter
from the end of a rope.
Personal observation compels us to denounce
all this as untrue in the man Personal obser-
walton compes us to state that some of the very
best little Sunday school boys, who grow up
into the most attentiYe Epworth League big
boys, who develop into the most austere and
upright and virtuous young men, and who end
their days in blazes of glory which herald the
dropping of the curtain of death upon lfe's
activities, are chaps whose mammas danced
from deWy Saturday eve to bright Sunday
morn, who played bridge for highstakes, who
went Joy riding with men other than their
huSbands-are the chaps whose papas kept
Well-tilled cellar, maintained right under the
nose of the Volstead act, and who played poker
and chased after women with painted cheeks
and carmined lips and raised the devil generally
from the day they attained mans estate until
their own funeral knells were sounded
No, the bad boy problem is not one which
may be solved by bachelor editors and old
maid writers. 1t is not problem which may
be solved through advice given the fathers and
mothers of the land. 1t is not problem which
may be solved by the civic leagues, by the
mothers clubs, by the pulpit orators or the
juvenile courts
The average small boy is bundle of un-
adulterated mischief and an eXemplification of
epitomiZed and concentrated deviltry. No mat
ter if he be arrayed in purple and fine linen,
boy to the manor born, or clad in rags and
tatters whose habitat is found in howell; no
matter if he be the son of the most sincere
and Christian parents, or the offspring of
fathers and mothers whose lives are stepped
in the iniquitieS all that is non-virtuous and
corrupt, he is ever the same bubbling scion of
Beelzebub destined to develop into one of two
things-the man worth while or the man who
will eXpiate his evil deeds behind bars of steel
and walls of stone
We are told that like begets like and the
average small boy eXemplifies the truth of this
teaching. But the inherently bad boy. the
naturally degenerate boy, the boy who is
limb of Satan from the day he dons his first
trousers until the hangman claims his own.
presents the same problem today that he did
five thousand years ago, the problem which
Time alone may solve, the problem which thus
far has proven unsolvabe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-01
There Was Never Progressive City That Did Not First Build Progressive Newspaper

the legionnaires. a memorial hall which will
stand to tell our childrens children and their
children that the wives and mothers of Ard
more and Garter county remembered with
patriotic hearts, the boys whose senseless clay
rests in foreign soil, entwned in the folds of
the starry banner, the emblem of freedom from
autocracy, the emblem of all that is Just, noble
and true in government by the people, for
the people.
The people of Ardmore are to be congratu-
lated upon the manner in which they responded
to the call Of the women of the auxiliary.
Especially may this be said of the merchants,
the business men Of the city who came to the
front and did their bit toward helping make
the carnival success.
And the highest encomiums which might be
paid by the most gifted orators, by the most
eloquent speakers, by the most inspired penmen
would but feebly express a true appreciation of
the efforts made by the members of the wo-
mems auxiliary Of the local legion post to start
something tangible, something With will
produce real results, that thing which will bring
about the erection of Memorial Hall COM
memorating the boys who went through hell
that America and American institutions might
survive
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-01
HANDLING BAD BOYS

During the past few weeks regular epi-
demc, if such an expression may be properly
used in this connection, seems to have broken
out among the editors of Oklahoma news
papers, this epidemic taking the form of free
advice offered parents upon how to handle the
proverbial bad boy"
After having, read and assimilated num-
Der of these bits&f editorial advice, many of
which drip from the penpoint of confirmed
old bachelors and involuntary old maids, we
find ourself appreciatmg the spirit which
prompted the good old black nanny to ask
the Judge who was about to send. over her
protests, her incorrigible pickaninny to the re-
form school, "Jedge, was you ever the parent
Of bad cullud chile?'
Insofar as we can understand the matter,
our opinion based upon over a half century
of personal observation, the bad boy problem
is a complex proposition, each separate case
demanding different solution. In this con-
nection, speaking parenthetically, we wish to
say that the bad boy and the mischievous
boy" are all too often confounded, greatly to
the detriment of the latter piece of newly Gre
ated human machinery, by the ones whose
dCllOIlS OpllllOllS ICldlINt W QtNelOplUS
bit of masculine devitry, indicate that they
were never boys themselves.
Many Of the arguments advanced by writ
ers, some of whom should know better, are
fallacies, theories, which have been repeatedly
exploded.
One of the greatest arguments one of which
is played upon and eXpounded more than any
other is that the praying mother and the up
right, God-fearing father are the ones who
working co-iointly, rear boys whose lips ever
drip with the honeyed words of virtue and
who never ring door-bells and run, who never
play hockey from school, who never throw snow
balls at sanctimonious-looking elderly mems plug
hats, who never steal sisters powder puff, who
never rob the deacon's orchard or break up
birds nests, or make dogs fight, or pinch the
cats tail, while the mother who attends all
the social functions and plays bridge for high
stakes, with the father who goes to all the
Sunday baseball games and to all the horse
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-01

now be performed
by a great number of men who resist
the temptation to become policemen.
Eugene O'Brien, Selznick star,
conteDds that the man who is
"Scrappily Married" 6nds il impos.
sible to win u family argument
when he's in the wrong.
Just as some communities are pre-
pairing to save it, along comes film
Burning Daylight"
What Every Woman Knows"
should develop some interesting in
formation on the screen.
Through the Rubber Plant" is
among the film titles. That's a good
way 10 rubber" at the movies.
Expect some surprising disclosures
sVIifN The screen tells "Ihe Trnth
about Husbands"
It's title might indicate that Buck
ing the Tiger photoplays a political
struggle with Tammany Hall
Screen queens that made their name
in film comedies are still trying ,l
live down their bathing-suit reputa-
tion.
Conway Tearle has started move
ment to make "Oliyer ObHc' the
screens patron saint.
Something to Think About" is a
film title. Somebody don't think lona9
enough about many that are used. n
The producer declares that a nil.
hon has been spent ON "Fool:sh
Wivss.' Some married men will be.
lieve tho ei:insto too modes..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-01

worthy and well qualified to become true
and loyal citizen of this country. No one
should be admitted until after he has shown
himself willing to really renounce all allegi-
ance to the government from whence he comes
No one should be admitted until after his
antecedents have been thoroughly investgat-
ed through the most rigid probings
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-01

Washngton-John r. Adams Of To-
wa vice chairman of the republican
national committee is expected by
republican leaders in congress to sue.
ceed VIII Hays as chairman OF the re-.
publican national committee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-01
Sunday, May /, 1921.
A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY

The secret of cheerfulness in duty is
doing our duty; doing it, that is to say,
as we'll as lies within our power; doing it,
as we would have others do their duty
toward ourselves. With this principle ever
before US, cheerfulness is ours while work
grows play, adversity a winning fight. -
Thomas Collins
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-01
FILM SMILES
-aild SO forth
BY Iii Speed~
oWET EVlDENT|
us SAFEST IN
,COppER0JNT4DEp5|

NEW YoRK'S|
~ police chief
has asked for
100000 which isl
to be spent by his
force in collecting
evidence against
Volstead violators.
"The Miracle Of
Manhattan" will
now he Derfortned
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-09-30
FALSE TOP TO AUTOMOBILE
Ford Coupe, when Seized and Search.
ed by Traffic Cop, was Found to
Contain SO Quarts Of Liquor.

Salisbury.-If you had always been
able to sit upright in a Ford coupe
and you should get in strangers car
and your head would hit the ceiling,
what would you think What a work
man at local garage thought brought
to light an ingenious way of carrying
Whiskey and caused the turning over
of SO quarts Of the stuff to Rowans
sheriff.
Traffic Cop Baltimore hailed coupe
that was coming into town from the
south at too rapid gait and the oc,
cupants, white man and negro,
were brought to the courthouse to ar.
range for bond. A pistol was found
In the white mans grip, and this COM
plicated things somewhat
In the meantime the car was placed
in a garage, and when workman
went to move it he found the top was
low. Investigation showed there was
a compartment built in between the
ceiling and the cover Of the top, ana
in this was found 43 quarts Of whis-
key, Other hidden compartments
found under and back of the sea-,
and in these were 40 quarts of whis-
key. Another pistol was also found
in the car
The white man gave his name as
Wolfe Silver and his home as Savan-
nah, Ga. The negro said he was
Grady Coleman. The car was carry
ing South Carolina tag, but Geor-
gia tag was also found inside.