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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-06
oTRo QUE ToMA LAS DE.
vILLADIEGO'

Ell nifio Benito Avil6s, blanco, de 10
afos de edad, natural de Bayam6n, Sc
ha fugado de la residencia de sus pa
dres en- La calle Luna No. p. La poll
cfa tiene 6rdenes de arrestarlo y entire
CARLO la sefora Natividad Rodriguez,
que 10 solicita.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-06
lln.f3s an E3laE l-a. 2. 81 a E ~ wv
d. AYISO "A LOS MAR1NOS

Igtlguu a AN.IgsSU "A a llI4OS AEIlAARRllENUS
II FL Superintendente de Faros, r. p
Dillon nos snplica hsgamos. saber a
los mariinos, que la boyat silbadora No
2. que hay, colocada en- 10 Punta Pi
cda, en- la Costa Norte dc Ia isla, hd,
llase fuera de su. sitio, a los .241 gra,
dos de dendey debe estar,, o sea 3I4
de milla de la posici6n marcada en- Ia
carta geografica. ALA por abril 10 Sc
ri colotada en- forma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-06
NO ERA DE La LINEA ARsUAGA

Ell automovil que en- dias pasados
Sc fuc por un precipicio entire la ca
rretera de Cayey Guayama, no fuc
de la Linea Arsuaga como nos. ,infor-
maron en- ell cuartel de la policia, y
81 del Sr. Eduardo Verce, que llevaba
en- el a toda su familia.
Queda complacido el amigo Arsua-
ga. as,.e
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-06
Ell PONCE"

Esta mafiana 1 las siete, fonde6 en-
este puerto, procedente de New York,
con carga, pasajeros y correspondents.
eias el rapor Ponce. Pareee que este
ha sido el mejor yiaje que ha hechoi
desde que 10 botarun III aqua. a7ifti
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-06

.sQue le pasa?
b NADIA; no sc preOcupc.
Montalv0 est& loco.
PerO loco, loco.
Isl?
BARRABAS 10 tienc loco, pues los
empresarios todos quieren fecha para
la exhibition de csta pelicula y 81 de-
sea complacerlos a todOs. BARRA-
BAS, hara epoca en- el arte cinema
tografico y es de West Indian Film
Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-06
Ell MARIsCAL FOCH

Gree que ell CAIRO Dodge fue ell que
presto mejor servicio al ejercito ALA
do en- Francia. En- vista hecha re-
la gran fabrica Dodge,
en- Detroit, asf 10 ha expresado el gran
.Ceudillo de los Ejercitos 9Aliados.
spgp tAndreu,, Aguilar,y Co., sa
53.ose Il, San Juan. P. r. Advt,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-06
D. JOSE. l.. RERRInS

~. JOSE6 H. BERKlOS sfs
Desde aver Sc encuentra en- esta
ciuGad, el prestigioso homhre pdbli-
co de Yabucoa, el conocido agricultor,
d. Jose L. Berries, quien suena insis-
tentemente para ocupar el cargo de
Comisionado de Agriculturasy Y Trabajo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-06

PARA CARROS DE ENTREGAS,
transporte de pasajerOs y ambulancias
no hay NADIA como cl autom0vil DOD-
GE BROTHERS. VendedOres: AN
DREU. AGUILAR Y CO., San Juan.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-06
! UN posTMAsrER DEsFALcADo

ff04 g 3lsJ i.---.-z---' issatG
it DcbiGo u una investigation que prac-
tic5 Ell dfas pasades ellinspector gene
raj de correo, Mr. Ryan, emilia admii
nistfAei5ns de itorreosi de Comerfo,. fpG
arestadex 81 snostmaster de aquella es,
tacl6n, Rafael r. bvaldejully quien
Sc leseDeontr0o sdesfalco de $121G.5S,
i FL lCoalisionado 1de los Estados Uni
dos, MIRO William Fable, que prsletied
ia Observation-Disclosures, exigi6 al acu-
sado, $4,000 dei5fianza. $ laaaue pres
to el Sr. Isidoro Delgado. o3
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-06
ANTIcALcULINA EBREY es un

gran diuretico, impide la irritaci6n,
alivia las excoriaciones de las muco-
sas, y, Sc puede usar en- combination
con otras drogas en- el tratamiento de
intermediates peligrosas. Els un gran
remedio para los artriticos. En- to-
das las boticas.-2. ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-06
PROFESORA DE PIANO
Maria de Toca Gomez
Con Diploma del Real CoRaervatorIo
de Madrid.
TelGfono 276. San Juan. r. 3.
TRUCK DEL GOBIERNO,
ARROLLADOR

En- la tarde del domingo, en- la ca
rretera que conduce de Lares a Aqua
dilla, el truck No H-13O, propiedad
del Gobierno, guiado por el chauffeur
Juan Vicenti, arroll6 al muchacho
Juan Ayil6s, produciendole contusio-
nes leves.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-06-09
GREENBRIER CHAUTAUOUA.

The GrCcnbrier Chautauuua, I'M
dcr the management of the Swath-
more Chautauqua, in course of one
OF It's regular circuits will be in
LclwsburS from June 10Th TO July
o'h inclusive. This project needs
no introduction to Grccnbricr pco-
PIE. The Clautauqua work was start
ca several years ago. at Chautauu,a,
New York. by Bishop Vincent as a
summer vacation school. The plan
Was 10 furnish Il helpful summer
Scaool and recreation for people
W1io work and thus could come in
contact with the men and wCmen
OF the country as we'll us take short
courses OF study. This original pro-
Ject IS still maintained and it also
mas included courses of home study.
5ut IN order to reach more people
the Chautauqua Circuits wcr origi-
mated and established. By this
means the various companies and
circuits bring TO every community
waiich avalls itself of the oppor-
tunlty, the very best talent of the
country in the way of music, high
CLASS plays, lectures, etc. 1t is not a
money making plan but self-sus-
tanning organization to further an
cterprisc of extension education
and entertainment.
The advance agent will be in
LewlSburg to-day bringing the tick
Cts which will be on sale Immediate
~. Secure these tickets carly for
mere IS only a limited nlymber to
DC sold. lcwisburg is fortunate to
De on the route of one of the Swath-
more Circuits and all the pcoplc i'm
the county who possibly can should
lend a hand and give the enterprise
a boost, not only for the good it
does the community, but to sus-
tain The local poplc who make it
possible for this institution to be in
our midst each summer.
Set aside these seven days and
give your body and mind a rest bv
attending these entertainments.
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DARE TO Do II.

individuals Interested in the
motel project and the future of
Lewisburg and Of Grccnbricr coun-
! ~, have asked us TO write something
OF Inc enterprise of The new Hotel
in Lcwisbmrg. The need of greater
hotel facilities (and this is no sIur
on what We already havc) is so OBJ
vlous thai there should be no ne
cesSlty to say anything about il. 1t
Is tihing 10 say that preliminary
dart OF the building is on exhibition
which is thrcc-story plan with
basement. The first floor shows q
connections dining room and lobby
with q large porch on Two sides Of
the building. The second and third
stories are made up Of corridors and
AIRY rooms TO the number Of about
iorty-two. As to the possibility of
IL being a paying investment. when
all the roads leading into Lcwisburg
are completed, The demands will be
so great that two hotels with the
capacity Of the one proposed, will
not accommodate the travelling pub
!lc' The entcrpriSing people Of
fayritc county, in order to meet
INC demands, are taking active steps
to rebuild the old Tyrcc Tavern at
Mountain Cove, noted in the stage
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coach days. If they have that Kind
nI optimism. Why hesitate building
hotel in LcwiSburg. Next month
there will be 4 session OF The Fed
cral Court in LcwiSburS. What is
the town going to do With the
Jurors? These gentlemen will come
from every county in the Southern
District. They can not return to
their homes ut night, as many of the
jurors do in time of our local courts
Be it remembered that il is option
al with the Federal Judge whether
or not Lewisburg has it's term of
Federal Court. Can We expect Judge
McClintic to come here annually
and hold a term Of Court without,
accommodations? During the sum-
mer months one hotel in Lcwisburg
can be filled with people from the
sca-shorc cities and towns seeking "A
quiet place for a vacation, but who
can not pay the price of or not en-
clincd to so to the larger mountain
resorts. TO build LcwiSburg is only
4 matter of having a vision of a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
GROWING - GREATER - GREEN
hRIER and following that vision
with cOnqucring determination to
bring about its contamination. A
lew years ago :, man went to AUS
iralia. he saw nothing but waste
land. This was his vision. Anoth-
CT man went there. he saw the same
thing, but beyond that scene he saw
fertile farms, thriving cities and
great business opportunities. He
went TO work, this part OF the coun-
try was reclaimed. He conquered
and accomplished great things for
humanity. An opportunity presents
itself in Grcenbrier couny. A hotel
is the first step. 1t should not be a
matter of money, $4,000, 900, 900
are lying idle in the Federal Re-
serve Banks, according to the last
report seeking investment and that
at low rate of interest. People are
wanting TO come to Lcwisburs and
10 invest here. With hotel in
Icwisburg with accommodations
where business men can meet and
consult, spells enterprise to the
county as well as TO the town. As
we have said before and as bust
ness men have said TO us recently
who have come to Lewisburg, there
is no county in West Virginia which
presents greater and more diversi-
fled opportunities than does Green
brieT County. 1t is only a matter
of bringing these opportunities be-
fore the business public letting them
know they are here and getting
them interested. "Acrcs of Dia-
monds" are beneath the feet and
before the eyes Of Greenbrier pco-
pie awaiting developments. This
would bring many dollars to Green
brier Valley annually. This is not
hot air. But hotel is the first thing
The next thing is vision, energy
and push.
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over THE HILLS"

me Hinton Daily News reports
t t,"' Rev. }. w. Rowe, pastor of the
+ ''>DHtcrian Church; Rev. J. H.
'''"n, pastor NJ. E. Church; Rev. "
~: hin9, pastor Christian Church
Mss Ethel Hinton, President U. ID.
", say Over the HILL" shown at the
i,"'SonIc Theatre, that city, was the
" "' and most praise W orthy picture
~ Vr SHOWN in Hinton. The praise
~ inns picture is given in more
" nn column in The Daily News.
j." quotes more than score of
,,,i h'nrSs and professional citizen
O.; Manager Grow, of the Princess
.nI'rc' Lcwisblrg, has been for
, ,I,IIc IN securing this picture for
yWrhoSday, June nth.
On. W nope our people will turn
a.. " ""o lend Manager Grow unlimit-
,....,r encouragement in his effort to
l.Ir ~" I such high class pictures for
= ''''l show houcs.
..,,n n''ncInbcr the date, Wednesday
"'Shl At 500. Ct" '' '''''
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-06-09
ALVON METHODIST CHARGE

PREACHING at Camp Slab, Friday
June 9th, at s p. III. Fairvicw, SAT-
urday, June 10th, 8 p. M. AIyon.
sunday, June 18th, at 1900 a. M.
"atcoat at 300 p. III. at Eaklc at s.
Miss Annie Woody, of Roanoke.
virginia, Baltimore Conference Sun
cnlntendent of Elementary School
work, will address the conprera-
tlons on the Alvon Charge on the
loltowlng dates: Friday, June 10Th
FalrHlew, at 3 p. III. Avon, at 8 D.
NJ Saturday, June 18th, Little
Crcck at ~ a. m. Wylie at 2 D. III.
columbia Sulphur, at 1880 ID. m.
Sunday, June 18th, at Nicola, II "A. IN.
"atcoat at p. III. Eaklc at 8 D. III.
L. S. SHIRES.
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While in Lcwisbuwg she called at
ais Office and had the Independent
so to her address for year. This
We appreciate, as we do the sub
scriptionS Of SO many other of our
old friends in Bcckley.
Mrs. Josie Tucker and son Henry,
returned Tuesday from visit to
Glade Springs and Abingdon, Va.
They Travelled by automobile and
brought back Mrs. e.. r. Lacy and
children, and Miss Susie Lyle Lacy.
Miss Susie, having been reelected
Dean Of the StOncwall Jackson Col
legc at Abingdon, will send her sum
mcr vacation here.
Miss Grace Tabor left Monday
for Athens, w. Va, to attend the
Concord Normal Summer School.
Miss Ruth Thompson, daughter Of
Prof. A. J. Thompson, of Meadow
Bluff, was operated on at the Green
bricr General Hospital in Ronccvcrtc
last Tuesday for appendicitis. We
are glad to report that she is doing
nicely.
DR.. Howard Arbucklc, of the fac
ulty Of Davidson College, and family
have come to Grccnbricr from Dav-
idson \. E.. to spend the summer.
Reid Maxwell and Jim Phillips
have returned to their homes in
lcwisburS and RichiandS from Dav-
idSon College where they have been
in School during the past year.
Mrs. Mary Cook Kcndig, OF Balti-
more, was Il Weekend visitor with
Mrs. +. II. Campbell.
a. b. E.. Bray and wife, of Romeo
vcrtc, left last Tuesday night for
San Francisco California, where
they will attend the National Con-
vention of the a. 4. O. Mobiles of the
Mistic Shrine, which meets in that
city this month. Mr.. Bray is the
Grand Potcntate of the order in
West Virginia.
A. G. StilIwell and L. p. McLaugh-
lin, of Hillsboro, Pocahontas county
have been business visitors in
Grcenbr;cr this week.
Rev. Charles Pcyton of Texas, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Agnes Biggs
of the Richlands and other relatives
and friends in the county.
y. w. Clark, of Pocahontas
lSouiitS jdS DCcH SlSlll1S III ll1C nome
of Guy Bell, near Lewisburg.
Miss Marion Harrah, who had
been guest of her brother, Geo. H.
Harrah, at Cornstalk, retained We'd
nesday to Richmond, Va, where she
holds position in bank.
Hon. Milton Curtis of Bccklcy,
who is making campaign for the
Democratic nomination for Con-
gress, arrived in Lewisburg ycstcr-
day. He addressed the people at
the Court House last night.
Miss Mary Wilson, daughter of
Mrs. A. J. Wilson, Of the Valley
View Stock Farw, returned ycster-
day from FarmvilIc, Va, where she
has been tending school for the
past year.
Misses Susie Lynn and Margaret
Nelson are spending few weeks
visiting friends at Columbus and
other cities in Ohio.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-06-09
OUR HOTEL.

A meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Lewisburg Hotel Cor
poration was held on Friday the 2.
INST, all Directors present except
TWO or three. This meeting was
called for the purpose of changing
me salesman who had charge of
the sale of the stock which was
handled by Mr.. P. C. Jacks and E.
r. Dunn. In the future Mr.. l.. l..
Stuart, J. NJ. Watts and G.. F. Dunn
Will have charge of the sale of the
stock and will push this project to
inc utmost. Lewisbmg must have
a motel. and it is up TO every citizen
OF IewlSburg and county OF Green
Drler to subscribe until il hurts.
There has already been subscribed
a large amount of this stock and it
Is hoped that the citizens of Green
Drlr will see the necessity of Il hotel
IN the County-Scat. 1t is a matter of
TACT that Hotel will help both of
the line schools. 1t is also a fact
that the schools will help the Hotel.
CIrcenbricr will have Federal Court
mere in July for the first time in
years. will we have it again if we
40 not have a hotel? Can we take
care of the people who attend the
County Fair? Can we take care of
the people who attend County and
Circuit Court which meets here
several times a year? Can we take
care OF the parents who would
like to visit their children here in
the two schools? Can we take care
OF tourists? Can we take care of
our County people? These qucs-
lions can be answered by each citi-
zen subscribing to the Hotel Funds
which should be a paying PROPOSE
ton if managed properly.
CONTRIBUTED.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-06-09
REPORT FROM FRONT LINE,

On last Tuesday there was Staged
al FaIrvicw Church, four miles
north 81 Lewisburg, one of the best
District Sunday School Conventions
IN the history of Greenbrier County
Able speakers, live subjects and a
thoroughly interested audience
made the meeting most successful
and inspiring. Every participant
Was in his place ready for action.
SO when the President opened the
convention and set the machinery
into motion the whole works moved
out with cIock-like pecision and ac-
curacy. Even the Weather Man
saw fit TO change his program of
rainy weather and favor us with a
fair day. These together with a
slimptuous dinner on the grounds,
made the Convention a comDIete
success. Were you there? If not
YOU missed something. Resolve
now to attend the next.
The committee on Nominations
submits the following slate of Of
licers for the ensuing year, which
was accepted as a whole:
President, w. l.. Tabscott. Vice
President, w. +. Scott Secretary
Treasurer, J. Marion Stratton. Child
DIVISION, Mrs. ID. A. Beery. Young
Peoples Division, Miss Margaret
Bell. Adult Division, Clarence Lewis
Teacher Training, Rev. +. w. Phil
lips. Administrative, r.. Z. l.. Wood.
Home Department, Mrs. H. +. Hunt
er. Publicity, Rev. w. II. Du Bose.
The Committee on Finance cX-
pressed themselves gratified at the
fact that Geenbricr County remains
on the Honor Roll because of the
fact that they have been able to pay
the State Apportionmen in advance
and respectfully recommended that
lhe assessment of cents per mem
Der be continued for State purposes
ana That this District assume and
pay $1,000 on the County Budget.
The Committee on Resolutions
reported as follows:
RcSOivrL-That we thank the Of
jiccrs and members of Fairvicw
Church for their Hospitality enter
tailncnt of The Convention and
thank The ladies of this community
and all who bought baskets, for
their delicious and bountiful picnic
lunch.
End That we extend our apprc-
citation to the speakers for the help
afforded in tllc discussion Of various
topics.
3a'd. Resolved, That we, as a dis
trlct, endeavor to attain the stand
ard of efficiency suggested by this
Convention. That we urge the Sun
day Schools to lay especial stress
on The work of the Beginners and
Primary Departments also Home
Department.: Missionary and Teach
or training.
TWO years ago our District reach
ed the Front Line in standard Of cf-
1lcIncy in cOmmcnnoratiOn of which
the following lines were composed:
LcwiSburg, 'LewiSburg,
We're on the leap,
NO longer are we mapping
Neither do We sleep.
Star first, Banner next
Now we're at the Front.
Come on other Districts
We're going to make YOU hump.
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FARM BUREAU NOTICE.

+. l.. Shaw Extension Sheep Spec
ialist, will b in Grenbricr Monday
and Tuesday, June ~ and 10. His
mission here is to give talks on
wool grading. Mr.. Shaw will be at
the following places at the time and
on the date indicated:
Frankford at the New School
Building, Monday, June 18th. 10 a.
III. Renick,a lat Farm Bureau Room,
Monday, June ~, p. IN. Williams
burg-High School Building NIon--
day June ~. 7:30 p. III. Meadow
Bluff District, Sam Black Church,
Tuesday, June, 10, 10 III. Blue Sui
phlT District, Blue Sulphur School
House, Tuesday, June 10, . -. IN.
LcwisburS, Court House, Tuesday,
June 18Th, 8 p. III.
MIR. Shaw will have SAMPLES CT
wool with him with which he will
instruct, but it is requested ti:It all
farmrs interested in the grading Of
wool will bring some sample fleece
OF their own wool with them to
have passed upon.
These meetings should be of I'M
portancc 20 those who are Interested
in pooling their wool through the
Farm Bureau Federation, for Mr..
Shaw IS the IMAM who will pass final
judgement on all wool pooled and
consigned TO the FcderatiUnS ware
house ut ClakrSburg.
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NOTICE TO TAN pAVEpc

we SILL hold Il number Of unpaid
tax tickets. for The wear 1921 which
" 4: o'ie and unpaid. If your ticket
Is among this number please see
tha' II is taken up before the 20ib
DAY OF June. 1922. for after this d,ir
our Delinquent List will be closed
II YOU have not received a statc--
mcnt we will gladly furnish Won
with one upon request.
- l.. l.. GRAPHICAL. S. &. G..
~ - W. NiiieI, deputy. 5-3w
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PERSONAL MENTION.

DR.. l.. B. Rupert, late of this coun-
ty, but now of Cabin Greek Junction
Kanawha county, is visiting his
brother, L. D. Rupert, of Frankford
and other relatives and friends.
]. i. Harrah, Of Bclington, and r.
}. Harrah, of Redwood, were in
Grcenbricr this week attending the
funeral of their nephew, Paul Har-
rah, who died of pneumonia at the
home of his father, Geo. II. Harrah,
ut Cornstalk last Sunday.
Hon. II. l.. Van Sickler, of the l..
5. Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, Washington, was in town Tues
day visiting old friends. He in
formed us that Mrs. Van SickIcr and
children will arrive in Lcwisburg
in few days TO spend the summer.
J. j. Echols of our town was op-
Grated on in a hospital in Richmond
recently. He is reported to be doing
we'll. MIR. EchOls is one of our best
citizens, is getting we'll up in years,
and all hope for his speedy recovery
and restoration to health.
DR.. T. G. McClung, of Dawson,
has moved TO Rupert TO practice
his profcs sion. This will be great
accommodation to the people of that
community as we understand there
has been no resident physician at
tRrpcrt.
Those fl ON this section Of the State
who graduated from the West Vir--
ginia University at the recent COM
mencemcnt are: Misses Ida B.
Smith and nellie E.. Shu9hrou and
James l.. Shughrou, of Ronccvcrtc.
and VIM. b. Shirley Of Union.
Mrs. james X. Lains left yesterday
ior Huntington to visit her sister,
Mrs. t.. VI. Galloway and brother
Lloyd QucScnbcrry and other rcla--
tivcS.
\. J. LivcSay, one Of Grccnbricr's
Oldest school teachers. spent sever
al days at the home of G.. A. plunkctt
in Lcwisburg recently. We are
glad to note that his health is some
what improved.
DR.. w. w. Hume, wife, little
nephew and niece, and sister, Mrs.
Farmer, all Of Beckley, w. Va. were
on combined pleasure and busi---
ness trip to Iewisburg last Tuesday
DR.. Hume will be remembered az
having been connected with the
drug business in Lewisburg several
years ago with the old O. p. Sydcn-
stricken stand. While in Grccnbricr
ne was the guest of his cousin DR..
&" 81. Thompson, Of Ronccvcrtc.
Konrad and Sheriff. Coleman, of
BeckleN. are visiting in Lcwjsburg
this week. They arc former G.. NJ
j. students and there is Il hearty we!
come for the old school boys back
to the 'Old Home Town."
We failed TO note the visit Of Mrs,
}. l.. Coleman to Lcwisburo in
last weeks issue. She was here
visiting her daughter. Miss Im0ucnc
who is senior in the Seminary and
TO tax" in The Senior Play. i'm which
her daughter had a leading part,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-06-09
HEALTH CENTER NOTES

The dental clinic held at the
Frankford District Health Center
on Tuesday of this week marked
another busy day with DR.. C.. S.
Coffman in chagc.
DR.. Coffman or DR. Nelson will
be in charge of the dental clinic
which will be held at the Falling
Spring District Health Center at the
Rcnick School on Tuesday June r..
The Grcenbricr County Health
Center in the JOHN A. Preston Com
munity House. Lcwisburg, will re-
open for adcnOid and tonSil opera
tons on "Wednesday, June 18th.
As stated before. any registered
physician can bring patients to the
Health Center at such times as it is
open for operative cases. Children
TO be operated on for the removal
of adcnOidS and diseased tonsiIs
must be at the Community House
in Lcwisburg not later than eight
O'Clock Wednesday evening and
may leave Friday noon unless it is
deemed wise by the physician for a
patient to remain longer. Opera
tons are done only on Thursday
morning.
Please arrange at once with the
County Nurse, who is Supcrintcnd-
emit of the Health Center as TO dates
and fees for operations. The fec
for the operation is separate and
distinct from that charged by the
Health Center for its service, and
must be arranged for between the
patient and his physician. When
communicating with the County
Nurse about operations please give
the name, age and sex Of child TO
be operated on, as well as the name
Of the physician who has been ask
cd to operate.
JULIA MELL1CHAAIP. Il. ",
County Nurse.