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WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT.

The Department OF Agriculture report on
weather conditions for the week ended on
Tuesday stated that COTTON deteriornted "
most NJ Texas md Oklahoma because Of heat
aud Drought while plants made poor growth
and development III most central ard cast
crn portions ~ the cotton belt. Tho condl-
tion of tho cotton crop. tho report raid, was
mostly poor TO fnir, and ~ only few
places could n be clarsed rs very good
weevn wcrc plentiful and damagng, al
win repard 10 conditions in grain pro-
ducinr states the report said: The weather
was Favorable for tlrcshinE cNcepf ~ q lew
central diqtrictssand for the completion of
harvest of small grains in late districts.
some seeding OF winter grains was done IN
tLe MINER mississippi Valley and winter
v.I,eat aud winter rye arc reported TO he
coming I'm to q good stand In South Dakota
There was sufficient moisture for the proper
developn1out OF corn from the central Mis-
airsippi Valley eastward. although Tire nights
were rather cool In the more northern dis
tr<ats."
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NEW LINER SCYTHiA
ON HER WAY TO u. S.
Latest Cunurd Vessel Making
Easy Trip Across.

Officials OF the Cunard Line are maxi
Ing arrangements for the welcome OF the
new steamship Scythla, which is maxi
ing her way across the Atlantic at
moderate speed in order 20 get her ma
chinery working we'll She LEFT Liver
pool August 20 and made a brief stop
at Queenstown.
The Scythia throughout Is considered
in many respects 70 be the last word in
shipbuilding. In the FIRST place, sho Is
the only large steamship which was
built especially to burn oil, the other oil
burning ships having been CONCERTED
to oil burners. This construction en-
ables the Scythia TO do away with all
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rail- issues Authorized.

The Waterloo. Cedar Falls and
Northern Railway Company has been
granted authority to pledge to the
United States $2,2o0,0o0 OF its general
mortgage per cent. gold bonds. The
Salt Lake and Utah Railroad Company
has applied 10 the Interstate Commerce
Commission for authority to issue $780,
600 OF its per cent. cumulative first
preferred stock and to pledge 1t to Sc
cure a loan of 100000 from the United
States Government The Great North
ern Railway was given permission to
sell S606,0oo OF its equipment gold notes
In financing its purchases of new
eduipment.
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Market Is Narrow.

Business In bonds yesterday was again
comparatively small and price changes
were not important enough to indicate
a definite trend. A large part Of the
days turnover was In the United States
war bond group, in which irmness In
the Victory issues was the feature.
Cuba Cane Sugar convertible Is. which
suffered sensational decline of points
on Tuesday. rallied several points yes
terday. Most changes In the railroad
group were downward. Foreign issues
were very little changed. In the public
utility group weakness in Bell Tele-
phone OF Pennsylvania Is was the most
interesting development.
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NEWS AND NOTES
OF BOND MARKET
Issue of S1,500.0OO in New
Havana Electric Bonds Sold
to Speyer & Co.

The Havana Electric Railway, Light
and Power Company announces that II
has sold 10 its bankers. Speyer & Co,
S1.5OO.o0 OF ave year per cent. Sc
cured gold notes. dated September 1,
1921. The notes arc secured by sS,ooo.-
900 OF tho company's general mortgage
5 per cent. bonds. II is understood
that the company's newest issue win
be placed privately and that no public
Offering of it will be made.
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Demand outstrips Supply.

Except for one or two small industrial
and municipal issues no new financing
is in sight and bond dealers find them
selves in the unique position OF having
nothing to sell TO their clamoring GUS
toners. For August, the existing in
vestmont demand IS remarkable and
almost any new issue of bonds would
find a ready market 1t is expected that
the dull period will extend until after
Labor Day, when one or two important
issues which are being held back will
be released.
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First and RefundinE bond.

a first and rcfunding bond differs
from a first mortgage bond 10 the ex-
tent that II IS FIRST mortgage on only
part Of the property Of the company
issuing II and subject 20 prior liens on
other parts Of such properties AS that
company's underlying issues mature.
however, its first and refunding bonds
replace them, until they become first
mortgage bonds.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
81. Inuis Southwestern Railway Cs
81. Louis. Missouri, August 81, /

st. Louis, Mlssourl, august Il, I821.
Notice IS hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the Stockholders of st. Louis
Southwestern Railway Company viii be held
at the general offices OF the Company in the
Railway Exchange Building, Sixth aud Olive
Streets, In the City of ST. Louis. Missouri.
on Tuesday October 4. 1921, at nine O'Clock
A. NJ. for the election OF Directors of tho
Company in conformity with the bylaws and
for the transaction of such other business
as may legally come before said meeting.
The regular annual meeting or tho nirec-
tors or the Company viii be held at the
ment OF the Stockholders' Meeting.
The stock transfer books OF the Company
will be closed on Saturday. September 8.
1921, at twelve o'clock noon and viii be re-
opened at ten O'Clock A. NJ. on Wednesday,
October s. 1921.
j. M. HERBERT. President.
PAUL J. LONGUA. Secretary.
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CHINESE WEEKLY IN CHICAGO.
College Girl Sets First Issue I'm Re-
viscd Alphabet.

CHICAGO. Aug. 24.---shnn5 Ming or
Tho JHs, Chinese weekly newspaper.
made It's appearance hero to-day. The
only other Chinese newspapers In the
United States are In New York and San
Francisco. according TO II. G. Leung. tho
editor.
Mrs. X. C. Mui, an Oberlin coed. set
all the type by hand from a fifteen foot
case which contains an abbreviated al
phabet OF only 1000 characters. instead
OF the entire 10000.
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CHICAGO PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES.

WBEAT-In the local cash market No. .
reda was quoted at 1.32; No. hard, 81. .331s /;
No. Manitoba. S1.79js; No. . mixed, 81 .32ls
c. I. Z. track n. Y. TO arrive.
CORN-In the local cash market No. 2
yellow was quoted at T7ssc.: No. 2 white
7s'sc.; No. mixed. 767sc. C. I. (. N. Y, 10
days' shipnent.
OATS-The local cash market was firm,
No 2 white quoted at 4ac.; No. ; white.
45c ; No. 4 white. 43c.; fancy clipped white.
51]sc.; ordinary clipped white, 4sikc.. all
elevator.
RyE-Market stcadler. No. Western
Slip Z. .. b.. and $1.10 c. 1. (. ". u.
BARJEy-Marlet quiet. Feeding, 66 "a
7oc.: mailing, T6 to soc. Z. i. I. N. y.
HAY-Market steady. No. !, $50 to S3o
No. 2. s2s 70 $50; No. 3, 500 to SCI: ship
ping. s22 10 So4 a ton.
STRAw-Market steady. No. / rye. SO
to S23 a ton
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Average Bond Prices
August %, 1921.
Toledo Bonds offered.

Watkins & Co. are Offering a new
issue OF s125,000 of the city OF Toledo,
Ohio, per cent. direct obligation ,oupon
bonds, dated June J.. 1921. and due
on June 1, 1896, at l0e.75 and interest
to yield about 5.35 per cent Toledo's
net debt Is less than per cent of its
valuation.
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but ono funnel. The space thus saved
has been converted into accommodations
for passengers The Scythia, with $1,000
gross tonnage. though much smaller
than the larger ships, IS considered the
best size. IN view of performances of
the last few years
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
CANADIAN BANK ASSETS DROP.

OTTAWA Aug. 24---Assets OF Canadian
banks dropped from a total OF s2,s79,-
60S.7SS at the end of June to S2,796.-
2S3.3S6 last month. the Finance Depart
ment announced to-day
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To Float Utility Issue.

Chandler & Co. Inc. and r. T.. Wilsey
arc forming a selling group TO market
S560.000 OF the Lexington Utilities Com
pany's first lien and refunding fifteen
year series y per cent. bonds at 80 II.
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cAPPER-TINCHER BILL SIGNED.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.--The Capper-
Tincher bill for regulating trading on
grain exchanges and the bill which ex-
tends tho period for doing assessment
work on mining claims were signed late
to-day by President Harding.
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land Bank Y. Y..:....:...... !. s2,ois.45
veiopment Goa. Buffalo. 5000
Inn Corp. ...................... ss4.67
COHEN. Louis BIN. Dubowsly... 1881
DIAz, Celestine-J. Freezer Son. 522.39
Co. ...................... $3.50
%. Observation-Disclosures. 1.soyoc
ham co.. Inc. ....:............... 2Os c5
l. Dominerich 4 al. ....s..... sSso1
livingston .......::.......... 1.oe1i4
i. Burston .::.................... 11.4o2s2
Corp. ................ s27s9
scheeiiter 81 al. .................. $50. .4i
Motor Co., Inc. c.................... 52o27
INC.Ir. Cunningham ....:..:.... eo5.o3
nAc;KETT. Horace NV. NJ.
Greve .................. 1886
JOHN oiSH II. T. FAuNoE. INc..Mechan-
les & Metals National Bank. 2.sso.37
KIRSCBNER. Msx--M. Goldberger
MAGNuTS. JohntW. Wax 4fs,os
MILLER, Aaron-J. Neuchauser. 26i.4l
Johnston ...................... 22o.7r
MoHTA, Bhagirath; Rankissen
Mohta, Radhakissen Nfohta and
Madangopal Mohta 1Mohta Bros)
MILLER, Abraham B.-R. Gold
man observation-disclosures. ss5.2C
Bros. n. Y........................ ". 2s2. sc
costs Observation-Disclosures. 1.oeo.Uc
sIEG'EI.. Samuel, ana nd Louis Maizei ~
STAG S iihASjssf5n IAnMpRY CO.. NC. 0e'o
Economy Mercantile corp....;... 1914
SoSfNER. George - Arthur Lee
ssfTTfi ITPfi peievan c..Na;ionai Bank ''
OF Commerce OF Rochester. 2.o62. AZ
SPIEGELNIAN. Morris-M. sobei... B40.os
SERUYA, Selirn-,J. Newhauser..... 23s.9C
WILSON. Kurtz-willian s. Demp-
scy Realty Co., Ino. .............. SOL ,sS
ply Co. .................. so7oC
RAGE. INc.-II. r. Klemens.... 4os.1:
Max winer-J. L. Frank. ........ s52.oe
Bronx.
BROWN. Alfred H.-Forest Hills
BGiELLEsBAcH. Kasrsr-i. Cali. 00''''
FRENz. RlHs George D.xmericsn Trust 40'''4
90. .......... ..................... 1,so7.oe
GLrCTSMAN, Abrnham--v. vivau-
dou ...........,............ 1871
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name r. that OF tho debtor. tbe
second hat sof the creditor. aud date when
Judgment was filed.
Manhattan.
CRrLDT. Nicola-w. 7. Joyce e ai.;
Get. 26. Observation-Disclosures. Sse.o5
LEADER RESTAURANT, INC,
Max Schraiber and Adolnh
Schneier-1. J.. Delman: Feb. 81.
1870 ..,.......................... 2ra.o'
june q. 1921 - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s.324.9a
sept 10. 1918 treyersedl 80. 7.2itei
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STATISTICS.
LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton hardening tendency at II points
advance: middling, 5000. Sales 5000 bales.
including 5000 American; imports 1000
bales. including 900 American. Tenders
new docket, ] 900 bales. Market opened
steady al TO points higher; closed steady
at Z TO IL points advance. October, 9.25d.
December. 9.30d.. January, o.29d.: March,
925d.: May. 9.35d. Neutrality-suspicious. ir-
regular; cloths more demand
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
The American Agricultural Chem
ical Company
Q Rector Street, New York City.

August %, 1871.
To the Stockholders of The American
Agricultural Chemical Company:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
Annual Meeting OF this Company win be held
at the office OF the Company, Plant Build
the 18th day of September, 1921. at 2
O'Clock p. NJ. for the purpose OF etecting a
Board of Directors for the ensuing year.
amending the bylaws and for such other
business as may be brought before the
meeting.
The Transfer Books OF both the Preferred
and Common Stock will close at o'clock
p. NJ. on Friday. Sept. 2. 1921. and
main closed until 10 o'clock A. NJ. on FRI
day. September 49, 1921.
]. A. STARRETT. Secretary.
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rENNsYLvAN1A OIL MARKET.

OIL CITY. Pa, Aug. 24.--Credit bal
anccs. S225. Runs, s4.502: average,
57,aS2. Shipments, 1868; average,
49,611.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 24.--Cotton closed
firm ut net advance Of % TO 81 points.
Closing bid: October, 1885, December. 14.10:
January, 14.24: March. t4.34: May, 14.42.
Spot steady: middlinC 1913.
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DIvIDENDs AND INTEREST.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
a semi-Annuai Dividend Of
$500 per share on tbs Preferred stock

$500 per share on tbs Preferred stock
and Quarterly Dividend Of
$3.50 per share on the Common Stock
NJ ,rss Company have this day been declared,
payable on Saturday. October I, 1921. n
stockholders OF record At 0 r. NJ. Thursday.
September /, 1921.
EDWARD q. SMITH, Treasurer.
New York. ". r., August II, 1921.
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SOUTH poRTo Rrco SUGAR COMPANY.
August -, 1921
Tho Board OF Directors have this day de-
cIared n quarterly dividend OF 2co on the
Preferred Stock payable on October iai.
1921. 10 atockholderB Of record on Septesn-
Der 10th, 1921.
FRANK III. wELTY, Treasurer.
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Cn44nnn ATI0I

COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND NO. g.
The Board OF Directors Of uiis COMPANY
has this day declared a regular quarterly
dividend or $3.50 per share on all the
outstanding common shares Of tho stock OF
this corporation OF all cls~seo payable
October /. 1921. 70 stockholders of record
az OF the close ri business Sent. 18th. 1921.
Tho stock books VIII not be closed
GEORGE wATrbrT, Treasurer.
Dated August 22nd. 1921.
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INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Business Troubles
SCHEDULE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Teh following schedule in bankruptcy was
filed yesterday in the United States District
Court:
Il. 3. & l.. NOVELTY CO., INC. 30 West
Nineteenth street. Liabilities S3f SOS, and
assets $3.50. of which $1,000 is stock and
fixtures. $500 debts due on account and
$50 IN eh nm hand
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'ClRCUIr COURT PROCEEDINGS.

ChancerN
Annie y. Baker ct al VS.. Price Ar
hau2h. ct al. Order appointing
commissioner TO partition land.
bdnk OK Grcenbricr 1t al VS..
Wilkinson \ Reed eft al. Filing Joint
answer OF Clifton Forge Grocery
Co, Lewis Hubbard l. Co.. ct al.
Sadie +. Potter VS.. A. ii. Potter.
T.. IL. Thompson and c. +. Boone
appoined to sell Greenbrir Hotel
property with furniture and fixtures
A. +. Huddleston, Administrator
Of J. Skeples, VS.. Charles Skeplcs.
Order referring TO Commissioner in
Chancery for report.
}. b. Laing ct al VS.. G.. l.. McClung
ct al. Order filing joint answer of
T.. l.. and Amanda McClunS.
EN Parte Proceedings.
Adoption Of Mary l.. Burris infant
Order granting adoption by G.. A.
and Dixie LOudcrmilk.
Hanna Crickmcr VS.. Nelson White
Report of sale of real estate and
order confirming sale.
Virginia Joint Stock Land Co., VS..
Nathan b. Hanna ct al. Order con-
lirining Commissioners report and
fixing priority Of lines, and appoint
ing commissioners to make sale of
real estate.
Law Orders.
Order granting license to .Alban
McClunS TO carry pistol.
Order granting license TO James
w. McMann TO carry pistol.
State of West Virginia VS.. Arthur
Ingram. Verdict of jury moi guilty.
State VS.. William Hickman; CON
tinucd.
State VS.. Jim Frye, Taylor FRYE
Ross Harvey and Bill Campbell
MlSdcmeanor; confessed and fined
$1,000 each and cost.
State VS.. Bun Henson; Misdemcan
or; verdict of jury not guilty.
State VS.. David Stokes. Misde.
mcanor; verdict of jury guilty. Fin
ed $4,000.
State vs.. !ilonZa Jackson. Vcrdic,
! of jury guilty. Fined $1,000 and 81
| days in Jail.
kanawha National Bank VS.. Jno
| B. Harris. Continued.
Stale VS.. Ote Arbalgh. Verdict OF
jury noi guilty.
State VS.. $. 7. Brown. Misdemean.
Or: dismissed.
Order granting license 10 John B
LalrS to carry pistol.
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MARRIED..

Miss Rachel Tuckwillrr. daughter
OF Mrs. David Tuckwillcr. of Lewis
burg, and Mr.. J. Frank Nash. Sol,
of DR.. and Mrs. G.. p. Nash, OF Alder
son, W. Va, were quietly married
Oh Wednesday, September 81, 1921,
in the Broad Street Methodist
Church in Richmond, Va. The
ceremony was performed By Rev
Mr.. Chcnault, Pastor of The Church,
in the presence Of the brides sister
ln-law, Mrs. l.. a. Tuckwiller, of
LewisburG, and the groom's brother
Charles Nash, of South Boston, Va.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Nash left for Virginia
Beach, Washington, New York, and
other points, expecting to return 10
their hime in Anderson. w. Va, BY
way Of MOr9antown, where the
mother of the bride is living for tho
winter.
Both Of these young people arc
graduates of the West Virginia Uni
versity. The bride having received
her diploma in Piano in 1913. and
A. b. degree, Diploma in Pipe Organ
In 1921. She was also made mem.
Der Of the Phi Beta Kappa. During
the past summer she has been do
ing Junior Work with the Swatil.
more Chautauqua. Mr.. Nash was
graduated in 1917, and since grad
uation has been OH the home farm
in Anderson. w. Va.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

DR.. Wm.NclSon has returned from
a pleasant vacation spent on Coal
Knob, and is now in his office in the
Bank of Greenbrier building. He
shows evidence of we'll spent va
cation.
Rodgers McVcy and Forest He'd
rick, of Fort Spring district, left
this week for Morgantown, where
they will enter the West Virginia
University for the year.
Hubert EckleS, of Marlinton, is
Visiting friends and looking after
business matters in LewiSburg this
week.
Frank Hill, of the Pocahontas
County Bar. is looking after bust
ness before the Circuit Court here
this week.
| Mrs. Clark Bivcns and grand
daughter, Mrs. G.. j. Smith and little
son, Edgar Lewis, arc visiting rela-
tiveS and friends in Huntington This
week.
Paul Legg, son Of n c. Legs, has
| accepted position behind the
counters of the LcwiSburg Drug
Store, and is now on the job and
will be glad to have all his friends
call.
Miss Elizabeth Price, daughter of
| Capt. Oscar Price, has been visiting
Miss Virginia Henderson. here.
J. Marshall Gillian is in the
county visiting his brother ChaS. +.
Gillian, of Frankford, and other
relatives in the county.
L. G.. Morris and daughter, Miss
Frances, left the first OF lasi week
for their home at Fayetteville. after
several days visit with friends and
relatives i'll Lcwisburg and Ponce
vcrte. We were glad to see ''Iack'S"
smile among us again.
Rev. and Mrs. Gambler, OF Peters
town. W. Va, arc visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. }. NJ. Cunningham: also Mrs.
CunninSham's sister. Mrs. Lou V.
Dunn, Of the same town.
| II. +. Wilfong wife and two daugll-
ters, who passed through Lewis
burg three weeks ago enroutc to
Fairmont, stopped over last Tues
day night on their return trip. The,
went by way Of Marlinlon and
ElkinS and came back by way Of The
Valley Of Firgiia. While on the trip
they visited many points irN Penn
Sylvania and had very successful
and pleasant trip with only a few
minor mishaps. They spent the
night while in Lcwibsurs with Mrs.
Jas. X. Laing.
Charles O. FIandlcy, Of Lcwisburg
was elected Vice-President of the
Senior Science Glass, Of Washing
ION and Lee University, at an cleo
ton recently held by the class. This
is indeed a distinct honor for Hand
! ley and his election to the office re-
fleets some Of the popularity he has
gained on The campus. Handicy is
ia candidate for a Bachelor of
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D. F. HEDRlCK FARM AT AUCTION.

This farm located only 4 miles
west OF LcwiSburg, ". Va, lying
on both sides Of the James River
and Kanawha Turnpike, adjoining
Lands OF Bunger, Jarrett, Porter,
Sydenstrickcr and others. Has
splendid lO-room brick home with
electric lights and water-in fact,
all modern convcnicnccs. Two
good tenant houses, 4 and ) rooms,
good barn and all necessary out
buildings. Entire farm is watercd
by good live streams and is one OF
the best blue grass farms in Green
brier county. Close to good schools
and churches. This $40 acres has
been Subdividcd into tracts of var
louS sizes for your convenience,
and you can get any size farm YOU
want. This is farm sale Thai
should appeal to all home seekers
as we'll as the spccular, for il is very
seldom you have an opportunity OF
buying land as This is at Auction
and on easy terms. May we sug-
9cst that yOu look these lands over
beforehand and attend the sale on
the premises, WEDNESDAY, OCT
D, 1880 a. H., rain or shine. The
owner, Mr.. d. +. iicdrick, will take
pleasure in showing you over this
property at any and all times. After
selling the farm we will sell % head
of extra good horses, 100 sheep, AL
cattle, farming implements, and
numerous other things.
Easy Terms: t-3 Cash, bal. I, 2
and 3 years.
DILLON LAND COMPANY.
Selling Agents,
CrpGnShprn y n
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COAL MEN HERE THIS WEEK

The following coal men were in
lcwiSburg, last Wednesday on bust
ness connected with the coal and
railroad developments in the West
ern part Of Grccnbricr county:
II. II. Rothwell, of Winnona, and
". +. Dccgans, of Huntington, who
nave connection with vorious coal
ava business enterprises; w. s.
wood, Of Charleston, President of
boih the Imperial Coal Company
ana the Bank of QuinwOod: w. e..
Erirhton, Kriton, W. Va, General
Manager Of Meadow Greek Coal Co.;
II. II. Blackburn, General Manager
Mrccnbricr Smokclcss Coal Co.: J.
wade Bell. General Manager Of I'm
r"rlal Smokcless Coal Co.: and John
Nultail, Cashier Bank Of Quinwood
:, lhcse men arc all interested in
IN" development of the coal field
III Western Grccnbricr county and
are becoming very much interested
!" Lewisburg as a resident town.
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AUTO ACCIDENT.

bN what seems TO have been care
,rS' and fast driving Of an au!omo-
L'ir last Wednesday morning by
'ohn Day Wiley, small boy, an
n'cidenl occurred on the streets OF
,''Wlsburg which could easily have
pe"n avoided. While three com
n"nics Of the Grcenbricr Military
rrrhooi boys were on the street in
front of the school building cngag-
"u III drill duties, young Wiley APP
proachcd in his car and without
sowing uD in The least ran into The
boys as they were cndcavoring to
h'' OIL OF his way. lie knocked
seven down, breaking the leg Of
,,"f,,cr Hager, whose home is in
mad'Son, Boone county. None Of
nnc other boys were scriusly hurt.
ms uncallcd for accident is the re-
SUI, OF wrecklcss running Of cars
winch is so common all over The
country.
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TIE LEWISBURG SCHOOLS.

The Lcwisburg Graded and High
School opened Monday with The
following teachers in charge:
w. +. Scott, PrincipaI-Malhc
mates Science, History.
Miss Mary Hale Arbucklc, English
History, Latin. High School enroll
mcnt, 43.
Graded School:
Miss Nellie Rrcwstcr-Slh Grade
Enrolment, 20.
Miss Louise Lipps-7th Grade
Enrolment, 10.
Miss Blanche Hedges 9th Grade
Enrolment, "a.
Miss Cosby Brewstcr--5th Grade
Enrolment. 81.
Miss Laura Crickcnbergcr--3rd
and 18th Grades. Enrolment, 81.
Miss Linda Kirkpatrick-.-1sl and
End Grades Enrolment, AZ.
There is total enrolment Of II I
Owing to conditions existing in the
town The past few weeks, some
parents have not yet cnetrcd their
children. The enrolment will
probably reach $50 within The ncxI
week or two. The teachers arc
starting off in satisfactory man.
ncr and the prospects arc. promis
ing for good school this year.
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LOAN EXHIBITION.

An exhibition Of old and curious
articles will be held at The John 4.
Preston Community House early in
October. The date has not been
definitely decided on,but plans arc
now being made to make this exhi-
bltion of great benefit and pleasure
TO all who attend. All may con-
tribute towards it by lending some
thing to display. Some place in
your home there may be something
OF value locked away. If you will
contribute towards the exhibit by
lending This ii will be we'll taken
care OF and returned as loaned
Small articles such rs old books. old
pms. etc. will be projected in glass
cases, and old dresses or articles OF
This kind, hung SO there will be nc
handling. For any information dc.
sired or concerning articles TO be
loaned, call Mrs. Il. II. Dennis OF
Mrs. John \. Preston.