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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-06-30
WILL PLAY BALL IN JAPAN
Ward Gilbert, BaIIoonist, and En-
mons Clay, Who Served as Cob,
Off for Tokyo.
Johnny Jap is going to have anoth-
or look at the great American game as

1t Is played by
the baseball nine
Of Indiana uni
versity. The rick
shaw m en- OF
Tokyo and the
m ere h a n t s Of
Nagoya are going
to carry q n q
trade with two
members Of the
team who left
Seattle, w a s h.,
to the tune Of a
hand and the
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-06-30
Meanino Of Word ALREADY"

The word already" means "by this
or that time; previously to-" or lat
some specified time" or "the time pres
ent, thus early; even them" or even
now; as, HE has already performed
the task. The Correct Word by Jo-
sephine Turck Baker.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-06-30
Chinese Have Leaning Ruddha.

The Leaning Buddha is Chinese
rival of the tower of Pisa. This
Twelfth century pagoda, near Nan
king, is 100 feet high, of thirteen
stories, and inclines twelve feet from
the perpendicular.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-06-30
Telltale Traits.

You cannot rightly judge people by
what others say about them, but you
can by what they say about others
Boston Transcript.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-05-26
GRASSY MEADOWS.

Mrs. John Flack is very ill with
diphthcria.
Mr.. \. G. Sawycrs Of Oklahoma
and his youngest daughter, Miss
Go1dic, are visiting relatives and
friends at this place They expect
TO be here for sometime
The many friends Of A Lushcr
Of Palestine, former merchant at
this place, arc sorry to learn of his
serious illness and hope he may
recover.
Robt Lewis is ut the Charlettcs-
vile Hospital His condition was
very unfavorablc the last report.
Harry flcSlman IN wife of Clair
mont arc listing heir sister, Mrs.
Edgar LuSher.
Misses Bessie and Clayton Mont
eomcry arc visiting their sister, Mrs
J. o. Ford, LandiSburg
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Jas. Kelley
en- the 10th a girl.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-05-26
HEALTH CENTER NOTES

inc Failing Spring District
iica'th center opened Monday morn
ing May 22nd, at the new public
school building in Rcnick. in the
room set apart for this work bv the
District Board of Education. The
dental cilntic WAS in charge of DR..
T.. ). Goldman, with DR.. Lowe MS
slstlnS: Eighteen persons were
treated, each having Il dental clean
ing; two permanent teeth we're fill
ca; I'VE permanent teeth and two
temporary teeth were extracted
The next dental clinic will he
held on Tuesday, May 3Oth, Wit,
DIR. Nelson in charge.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-05-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

Ben .AShworh and c. l.. Lilly
of the Raleigh County Bar, were on
business before the Circuit Court
here last week.
F p Daniel and Melvin Cantcr-
berry, Of Marshes, Raleigh county
were witnesses in cases in the Cir
cult Court here last week.
DR. Jno. d. McCorkle, eye special
list in Hinton TO many years, is op-
cning an office in the Register build
ing in Beckley, but will practice
one Or two days week in Hinton,
for the convenience Of his Summers
county friends.
Among the hundred and forty
three who will receive diplomas on
June 9th Marshall College arc Miss
Carrie Cohman, Of Fort Springs re-
|ceivirg an \. B. in Education; Miss
Miriam Graphical, Williamsburg, Miss
Marie White, Lewisburg, Misses
Catherine Williams, Elva Pritt,
Mary Poague Osborne and Kate
Young, Of Monroe County, recciv-
ing standard normal diplomas; Miss
Ova Piercy, Lcwisburg, Miss Emma
Wood Hepler, Meadow Bluff and
Miss Elsie Sowards,, Fort Springs,
receiving high school diplomas.
l.. E. McClung, of Rupert, who
had been in the Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore, for treaimcn!
for the past two weeks, has return,
cd much improved in health. We
hope Mr. McClung will soon regain
complete health.
Mrs. j. c. Bog2s is visiting hcl
mother, Mrs. J. b. RAIDER, CT Charlie.
ton
Mrs. John A. Preston, who has
been spending the winter in Clarks.
burg, is visiting her son, John j
Preston in Charleston.
DR.. J. F. Coleman and son
S.crald, motorcd up from BeckleA
Wednesday to visit the Doctor,
daughter, Miss Imogcan, student in
the Seminary.
Samuel II Mcdowell, Dcput,
Sheriff, who has been confined tic
his home suffering from a broken
leg, has so far recovered as to be
out on CrutchcS. He was in Lewis
burg last Tuesday. His many friend.
are glad to know that he is able &c
be out again and hope for his com.
rlctc recovery.
Miss Jamie Is. Stanley. Of Mar.
linton has been in Lcwisbug for in,
past two week. She is the efficient
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u. NJ. S. SENIOR PLAY.

i, on Tuesday, May Both, at 8 y. IN,
~, people OF this community and
=" many visitors at Grcenbricr will
"a entertained by a presentation Of
van Farm" comcdy-d drama in
q ." n, h'tS. This play was produced
noInDer OF years ago and proved
great success. 1t has to to with
NV, ne me OF New England farmer
io ~ DIS household. IT portrays his
r %n ana sorrows and the final sue
y. - Vi his son on whom he had
,",'h al his worldly wealth. The
"aS been selected with a great
.,~ =" OF care and the public is as
-, -" an evening of real pleasure.
.c, M' seats arc reserved. The sale
i, S ,,, At noon Thursday, May 18th,
;' we Lcwisburg Drug Store Ad-
,no, r'oh forty tl0 cents, The pro
On IN ~, o' this play will so to help
,,-inn wy COS, of The Topper" Green
"> iirSt annual.
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CONlNlEND.tBI.E WORK.

Miss Margaret Nelson, teacher of
art in the Lcwisburg School. gave
prizes to the student painting the
best poster illustrating Americana
ism Inc contest resulted in tic
between Mary Edith Brown student
i'll the High School and Gcnivc
Lee Patton. Of the fifth grade. The
prize VA, divided between the two
The second prize WAS won by An
ME llandlcy. of The Fifth Grade. All
in The contest did very good work.
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BARN BURNED.

We regret to note the burning of
re barn Of Prof. A. C. Hartford,
I"ch occurred on his farm, near
'"Sn'rt postofiicc last Sunday
'NrhlnS The origin of the fire is
."hhown but was discovered about
. oC'ock in the evening in the front
T.eo The building was Il structure
,'Noo feet and it is an entire loss
IfoSclncr with farming implements.
lay 1orks, etc One wagon is all
;''' was saved from thcilames This
> nard blow to MIR Hartford Us he
- scr''ng up in years and is one of
~" ronnty's oldest and most re-
o'''cd school teachers We have
40 estimate Of the loss
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NEW LAW FIRM

Judge Jas H Miller, of Hinton.
Summers county, and w H Garnctt,
of Fort Spring, this county, have
formed partnership for the prac-
ticc Of law and will have their Of
fees in Lcwishurg. Judge Miller
is we'll known over the whole State.
He was born in Grccnbricr county
on Lick Creek, before the forma
ton OF Summers county. He gradu-
atcd from the Concord Normal
School in the class of which the
late J. w. llinklc, of this county.
was a member. He served Summers
county as County Superintendent
for one tcrm. He graduated from
the law department of the Univer-
silly OF Virginia, having been a stud
ent of Judge Minor. He served sin
teen years as Prosecuting Attorney
OF Summers county and built ND Il
large practice He had several part
ncrships in the practice of his pro-
fcssion, the last of which, before
t;e assumed his duties as a Judge,
was that of Miller & Read, the Junior
member Of the firm being Thomas
\ Read In the year 1901 he was
elected Judge Of the Circuit COM
posed OF Raleigh, Summers and
wyoming counties in which caDac-
lily he served a full term Of eight
years In the year 1912 he WIS
elected Judge of the Circuit com
posed frthe counties of Raleigh and
Summers, Wyoming county having
been taken from the circuit. In
This capacity he served eight year,
making sixteen years on the bench.
At the beginning of 1921, he formed
a partnership with his son, JAS. II.
Miller, Jr, and they have Offices in
Hinton Judge Miller is an able
lawyer and a safe and dependable
legal advisor. Mr.. Garnctt was
born in Virginia and graduated
from the law department of WASH
lngton and Lee University in the
year 1896 He came to Hinton and
formed a partnership with r + Dun
lap which continued for q period
OF seven years. He then went into
the banking business and served as
the Cashier of the First Natioal
Bank of Hinton. He then organized
the Citizens National Bank of Hin
ton which be is still serving as
President. He has been a resident
OF Grccnbricr county for number
of years. He has, also served as
Mayor and Police Judge of Hinton
While engaged i'm other business
Mr. GarncH has DCvcr lost to,,ch
VIII, The practice Of law in which
profession he has been very sue
rcssful. Mr.. Garnet will be in The
offices at IcwiSburg. Judge Miller
will continue his home in Summers
,outy, but will be in I.cwisburg and
give all matters his attention rs
business demands.
These gentlemen will make Il
strong Jaw firm.
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EXAMINATION

for lraIchrS' Certificates will me
held at the followin. places ON Jun,.
Isl anu 2nd-H"nccvcrtc. Smool
and Rcnick.
Applicants who wish 10 pass for
urinary. Supervisors and Hirh
Hrhooi Certificates will come to
Roncrvcrtc.
June Bird IN examination for High
>Hilooi and professional 'Subicci>
credit will be given at Eonccyrr,c
Applicants should assemble at :
t'och, Il. III. on June lst to enroll.
J.. y HAYNES.
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DENNIS ITEMS.

Miss Mamie liourhinS Of Raiucllc
has been on the sick list. Hex
friends report she is recovering.
Harrc EaSnor WAS Il visitor at
Rain'llc SUNDAY.
Nils Goldic and Matte Martin
and Ray ThOrIa> were visitors at
Smoot Sunday.
RI T.. Easter is a business visitor
at Bccklcy this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bloom
CrOOk>hankS. a fine girl.
Charlie and George Martin wcr.
at home SUNDAY.
Jennings Martin was Il visitor at
Lcwisburg Saturday.
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DEATHS.

MISS Matte y Layton. died al the
nome OF her niece. Mrs J NJ Dunbar
on May ), 1922. Il one O'Clock. Miss
Layton leaves one sister. Miss Mary
I-aN"n, now Ct Frankford, and one
brother, ). J.. Layton, of Viewers
Cove, Va. also three nciccs and two
ncphncwS. She was a sister of
Rev. ID. NJ. Layton, pastor of Frank
tN'd and Rcnick PRESBYTERIAN
Churches some years ago. Her BODY
Was taken to Virginia on the fourll,
accompanied by her nicces, Mrs. J.
VI. Dunbar and Mrs. F.. G. Hanna.
and Mr. Dunbar. On the fifth of Nav
icr body was laid TO rest in the
cemetery at Mt. Horcb Churc,,
where she has long been Il member.
DUPUY.
Mrs Pattic Uowc) Dupuy. died
at Snrltcring Arms Hospital, at
HanSford, on last Sunday morning
My ~, 1922. Mrs Dupuy was the
daughter Of DR.. a. and Lucy
tNclSon) Lowe and was born near
Cllntonsvillc, this county, about II
yeas ago She was a niece of Dr..
VIM. Nelson, of LcwiSburg, BY
whom she was principally reared
Her parents afterwards moved 70
Scarbro, Fayettc county where they
now reside She married DR. r. G.
Dupuy and lived at Montgomery
She is survived by her husband and
four children, Garland, Frances
James and Lucy. Her father and
mohtcr survive and two brothers.
Lewis Lowe and Willie Lowe, OF
Buffalo, New York adj four sisters
Mrs Ruth McGraw and Mrs John
Lamb, of Scarbro; Mrs Mary Hall
Of Durbin; and Mrs magnetic Ash,
brook of Cincinnati Mrs Dupuy
was a member of the Episcopal
Church. Funeral services were
held at Montgomery and her re.
mains taken to Charleston for
burial.
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q. NJ. S. COMMENCEMENT.

The commencement exercises OF
the Grcenbrier Military School, To-
Gated at Lewisburg, will be held on
Saturday, May 9th, Sunday, May
28th, Monday, May 10Th, Tuesday,
May 30th, and Wednesday May 81 st
On Saturday the 9th at 3 p. an.
will be the Literary Society cclc-
braiion. This will be an excellent
and entertaining feature.
On Sunday, May 2Sth, the annual
sermon will be preached by Rev.
O + BuChhOlZ, Of the Assembly
Home School, Of Richmond, Va.
This sermon will be preached in the
Old Stone Church, at 100 a. m,
On Monday, The 10Th al 200 p. III.
will take place the Company Com
pctitive Drill. At $3.50 there will
be a Base Ball Game.
On Tuesday, May 30th, 200 y. IN.
will take place the Individual Com
petitivc Drill and Dress Parade. AT
$3.50 p. III. thcrc will be a Base Ball
Game. At 500 p. III. there Will be
the Senior Play.
On Wednesday May 3ISt, at 1000
the Graduating Exercises will take
place. The Senior Glass Roll is
composed of the following young
men: J II Chambers, C.. II. Corbin,
w. T. Douglas, d. A. Espic, A. r
Freeman, C. Fl. Hamilton. G.. W.
Higginbotham, J. VI. Holt, II. B.
Jones, d. w. Lynch, J. X. Nc.
w. G.. Perry, +. II. Rainc,
N. H. Reeves, II. Sergeant and w.
y. Vincent.
On Monday evening at 500 p. III.
there will be a band concert to
which there will be an admission
charged of fifty cents
The Senior Play on Tuesday
night is entitled "Oak Farm" which
promises to be interesting and high
~ entertaining.
This has been most excellent
school year and every feature Of thc
C. commencement exercises will be Of
high order and instructive.
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NOIlCE TO THE pI'HIJc

we nave Just purchased a full lin,
vi PionlDing goods consisting of
paeh tubs, lavatory conmodcs
range boilers, &C. 4 fun line of n;,,n
anu pipe ittingS: also full line of
nr'SS goods. Stop in and see .ArcoI,
treating System. Repair work done
on short notice. Shop near residence
Phone No. St.
PLtNkETT PLUMBING CO.
y. VI. Plunkctt. Prom.
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DAWSON ITEMS.

James McCalliStcr and wife Of
Ohio. were called to the bedside of
his father, Thomas McCalli>tcr. but
We are glad to report him slowly
improving.
Mrs Morgan Carney has gone to
Charlottesville Hospital for treat
mcnt
J E. McClung has been sick for
some time but we arc glad to re-
port him better
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WILLIAMSBURG HIGH SCHOOL

WILLIAMSBURG HIGH SCHOOL.
Mr.. +. E. Knight, Assistant State
supervisor of High Schools will de-
liver an address in the Auditorium
of Williamsburg High School on the
evening Of May Dist on the occasion
OF the first program of that schools
commencement Exercises.
On the following night the Senior
Class will present numerous
drama i'll three acts in which Theo
McMllllon and Erma Bransford are
supported by cast comprising the
entire class. a fivc-piccc orchestra
which has been secured at Il con-
siderable expense, will furnish a
novel and excellent program for a
half-hour before the curtain rises.
and between acts. This music.
coming aS the background for ii
comedy of martial troubles in the
midst of maiden auntS and Wild
eyed detectives is inducing a ire
mcndous advance sale Of tickets.
On the night of Saturday June
18th the Hawaiian Musical skit,
The Love Pirates with Jesse Bob
bit and Elva Bransford in hhc lead
ing roles, will be rc-stagcd, in a
much more prctcntious form. Jap
aneSe lanterns and steel guitars
will combine to produce an atmos-
phcrc truly Hawaiian.
Despite the tremendous sale of
tickets for these two plays, which
has been going OH for several days,
some excellent seats may still be Sc
cured at only fifty cents.
The program for the following
week which includes two addresses
by DR.. James J. Deck of the Wcs-
leyan College faculty, will be fur
Their announced in these columns
next week
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NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS.

VI" A.\Nol NtEMEN Is.
IT, w. BivcnS. Of Meadow Bluff
uiStrlct. announces this week for
the Democratic nomination for
House of Delegates. Mr.. Bivcns has
served one term in the Legislature
ana Is now member of that body.
while Il member of that body he
put up 4 hard fight against the
change of the boundry line between
"fcenbricr and Nicholas counties
ana took Il commcndable stand to
retain the capitol ut Charleston, to
say nothing of tilc other construc-
1--WE mca ;urCS he supported He is
100 well known to need any intro
duCtion.
n. ). Mann of Irish Corner Dis
'rict. announces this week for
county Commissioners. Mr. Mann
IS Il farmer and the son Of the late
Is + Mann. He is progressive and
If nominated and elected will make
Il Eood member Of the County
Court
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Choice lots in East Rainllc, w.
Va, lots that have never been on
The market can be bought now at
reduced prices, from J. NJ. McClung,
East Rainele, w. Va. Reason for
selling, wanting cash for invest
!ncnt in Everglades Florida. 1874
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MEMORIAL. DAY

Owing to the Comm,n,.,r.,, ~,
me nrrrnb:icr Military Sc,nn,
n'','oriaI Day exercises viii be held
III LrwiSburg, Saturday. Jun. 3rd
~ me confederate monument. Eyrry
pooE Is requested TO attend and
- ,'S MOWERS. \ fitting program
VIII DC rendered. Further no,icr
next week.
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ALVON METHODIST CHARGE.

Preaching at Fairvicw, Saturday,
Iay 9th, at 8 p. III. On Sunday,
Nay 2Sth, prcachig at Alvon a II
:. M; at Watcoat at 3 p. H.; at
'aklc School House at s p. III.
l.. S. SHIRES.
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The members of the Baracca Class
ii the Methodist Church. here are
invited and earnestly requested to
be at the Church to-niSh (Friday)
% enjoy a supper and social hour.
Come and bring a friend!
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PAPERS SUPPLIED.

Our thanks are due Mrs. J. w.
'rlcc. of MaAwelton, for the two
missing copies Of the Independent
81 July the 9th and 10th, 1920,
m9lich we did not have in our files.
We appreciate her kindness in sup
Dlying them.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-05-26
OLD FOLKS CONCERT.

The Grecnbrier County Woman's
association is planning to give on
Saturday, June 10th, at Carnegie
Hall, an Old Folks Concert. Those
who take part will be in costumes
Of the olden days, and sing and play
he old songs we love the best.
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KINDERGARTEN EXERClSES.

The closing exercises of the Lew
i>DurS Private kindergarten will be
held in the Sunday School Room of
The Methodist Church, (to-night)
friday, May Goth, at 1880 Public in
tied.
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FOR SALE.

30 Economy Silos; 25 Blizzard
Silo Cutters; rs Sharples Cream
Separators; % Threshing Ma
chimes.
G. w. GRAVES,
!l9-tf. Anderson, w. Va.
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FOR SALE 4 beautiful lot
,ronting $50 feet on hard road in
lcwiSburg. Small house. Price
$4,000.
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hHEE\BRlER PIN MBl\G co.
\. W. kirkpatrick and e. Y. Horn
EhHt termed Il partnership and en-
""rrd INTO u general plumbing bust
ness under the above title. They
viii Keep Oh hands Il general sup
ply Of fixtures. Further notice.
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For REHT-F'inc dwelling and lot
.,i,h extra lot in LcwiSburS. Eight
,oorlS and bath, furnace heal. cleo
Irici lights, water. Possession Aug.
It. i. VI. MEG. SlEG, Waterford, Va
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-05-26

rh,.r, will be 4 Lawn Party at
Saturday evening. June
@rI Everybody come.
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rNy SALE.-A beautiful 800 ID.
.n,rl Shetland Pony. Also buggy,
. ,rn,>s. saddle and bride. Cheap.
,.,.l> at his Office.
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Ice. delivered daily. Terms cash
II delivery. Phone PIG. II. r.
/. nLinS. LcwiSburg. J-J-tf
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T,>I' TAM Two nice cars and
r,.ful drivers. Prompt service.
i.h, or day. Call phone 40. 2i5.
'rrn<'s STORE. Lcwisburs. W. Va.
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Fol. prompt Taxi service with
Mcful drivers, call Phone 243. Day
or NIGHT. f. q. Coffman.
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r,>i service. Phone No. 220. Dan
pudcrmilk.
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wOOD.-Whcp in need Of stove
al call Phone Nc. 81 Lcwisburg.
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ror S,lr.-1 Ford Touring Car.
.,,, model. Coifman'S Garage.
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For iir>t-claSS taxi service call
plercN'S Restaurant. phone 271,
IcwiSburs.
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bern & BRAKEMAN,
owners and Publishers.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have bsen issued to the
Reoert E. Push and Pearl v. Herndon. both
Aldo Iouni Of this city and Lucia sannlip
po Of Clarendon, Va.
Richard r. Davis and Lillian Il. Schaick.
Frederick Budd and Ethel Carter.
William Bruce and Geraldine Davis.
Byron B. Jones Of Annapolis, Nd. and VIE
James r. Bell and Ethel Robertson.
Clifford J, Flanagan and Luteia b. Bass
both Of Richmond, Va.
Isaiah Colbert and Sadie .Danserheid' bott
Of Rixeyville. Va.
Harlan H. Breham, and Mary A. Shumskey
both Of baltimore. Md. ~
Lawrence johnson and Marth: B. Tyler:
Frank Beasley and Carrie M e. Westef
both Of Richmond. Va.
Charles H. Rawlings and Katie poweli.
Sidney W Holman of Raleigh N. c.. ant
William Thomas and Lula Gaines
Roland L. johnson and Zenobia Frayser.
William H. Hinson and Clara E. Hoiiistei.
e. Knapp Of wilmington. Del;
Joseph N Lewis and Mary Hawkins.
Louis r. Crawford Of Dalton, Ga, ant
Dorothy Knowles Of Chattanooga; Tenn.
william II. Montgomery Of Silver spring
Md. and Marietta G. Melvin OF TINS nfnGsm,n G,dy;
both Of Purcellville. Va.
Isaac iseman Of Little Rock, 9. c.. m
Lucille Iseman Of this city:
Harry b. Hall and Ruth NJ. Orndorn
Joseph freedman and Eva Miller, both o
Bernard j. Cutler and Mary E. Stewart.
Floyd Gray and Minnie Strawter.
Joseph H. Reith and Marie SovOtny.
Henry NJ. Fowler and Gertrude Langford
Evening star., 1922-05-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported Il
the health department in the last twenty -fou,
hours:
David and Tille Lorenz. girl
Willard A. and Julia Pollard boy
John F. and Minnie l.. Goodwin, girl.
John and Agnes Hafferman. boy
James A. and Margaret NJ. McDermott. boy
- Joseph F. and Helen NJ. Smith, girl.
William q. and Ethel L. Burton, boy
James o. and Mary E. Spicer, girl.
Lucian D. and Naomi E. Rettstatt boy -
Edward and Grace E. Schlosser, girl
James g. and Catherine r. Higdon boy
Frederick @. and Viola NJ Proudfoot, boy.
Albert A. and Georgina Lesch boy
Alfred A. and Chrissie G. Austin, girl
Harry and Mary E. Franklin. boy
Henry L. and Lena NJ. Tucker. girl.
Louis and Rebecca Fainman. girl
Myer and Mary Werber, girl
Giles p. and Elizabeth p. Cory, girl ..
Albert z. and Josephine l.. Holland, boy.
Henry and Jennie Futrovsky. boy
Louis 8. and Rose Brown. girl
John W., tr. and Della v. Grover girl
William and Christine z. Shipman, boy.
William n. and Marion Smith, girl
Joseph and Elizabeth Armstrong girl,
Robert W. and Alice Smith, boy >
James R and Ruby NJ. Briscoe, Girl.
William and Alberta Sharpe. girl
Richard and Virginia Warden, boy,
Lewis and Eva F. Rucker, girl
James s. and Mamie Swami, girl
Cornelius d. and Elizabeth Kellfber. how
Frederick R. and Mataline T. Darlington,
George W and Mary Swami. boy.
Carl l. and Carrie 1. Sanderson. boy.