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here but by engineers, qualified ts pass on the advisability of undertak- ing to make any road meet federal requirements.
 |. Viele interjected Eve don't have to know anything about it to pass on it." which elicited from Mir. Hazel tine declaration that the matter should be left in the hands of the commission.
 Judge Parks was in favor of sus- taining the previous action of the chamber and not letting that body eat humble pie"
 Oil was spread on the waters by Deacon Skinner of the Pocahontas. He remarked that mining companies paid 5l per cent of the taxes and were entitled to 5l per cent of the voice in the matter He expressed the attitude of advocates of the Black Canyon road and said "If you don't put the road there you will be sorry"
 Action of the chamber of com merce in securing the bond election was cited by Colvocoresses in sup port of his contention that the cham Der really had duty to see that the bond money was spent as voted. He cited statements recently printed in the Journal Miner to the effect that the Black Canyon road would bene- fit 5000 persons as now the Yarnell but 500, and that if the latter were cut from Congress Junction as now proposed, it would not benefit >5o. The Black Canyon route, he said, was shorter from every point in this end of the county to Phoenix and passed through country containing far greater resources of every kind than that traversed by the Yarnell.
 "The question is," he said, "is Yavapai county going to build with .Yavapai money a road that will benefit Yavapai citizens, meaning the Black Canyon road. or is it going to build a road to benefit Maricopa citizens, meaning the Yarnell road?" Whereupon Nose Hazeltine pointed out that the $308,OOO for the Black Canyon road would be spent on that road. It was merely a question of whether the federal aid money would be spent there .or on the Yarnell route.
 President Heap explained how the whole thing arose, saying that when the bond issue was voted nothing was said about federal aid and that later the Black Canyon road was se- lected because it seemed at that time the best road.
 There was great deal more dis cussion. and it began to look as though the road matter would con- stitute the sum total of the work of the meeting. Finally, however. upon the suggestion that Mir. Tally Vas not present, all motions were with drawn and the matter was held in ibeyance.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-01-11
THREE CLAIMS SOLD;
 MARTINEZ DISTRICT

Sale of three mining claims in the Martinez mining district of this county became known with the re- cording of a mining deed to the properties. The claims were sold by w. T. Sawyer to the Coronado Min ing company. for a consideration of $500.
 The claims specified in the deed are the Chicago, the Grasshopper and the Republic.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-01-11
RANCH IS SOLD

J. c. Richardson has sold to Abbie H. Nicklin his ranch lying on the mouth of Spring creek where that stream joins Oak creek, it was re- ported here yesterday. The Richard son ranch contains 6 acres of choice garden and orchard land including certain range rights and a few head of cattle.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-01-11
SPEED COLLISION
 BRINGS MAN FINE

Pleading guilty to a charge of driving his Maxwell car at an un- reasonable rate of speed, Ramon Miroz yesterday was fined $20 by Justice of the Peace Charles H. Mo Lane, at preliminary hearing in the justice court. Miroz was also ordered to deposit $50 to pay for the repair of damages inflicted by his headlong super-flivver on a Ford car driven by Mrs. Ruby Medden, upon complaint of whom he was taken in to custody yesterday morning by Deputy Sheriff Grant Carter.
 The collision occurred Thursday afternoon just beyond the L. L. Bate experimental ranch at Granite Dells, on the Prescott Jerome highway.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-01-11
AL VROOM RETURNS
 HERE, IS VERY ILL
From Thursdays Dailyl

Al Vroom, well known mining man of this district, reached the city yes terday from Hot Springs, Ark, and was taken by ambulance to the Mercy hospital He has been sadly afflicted with rheumatism for some time and has been endeavoring to effect a cure at the resort.
 He will undergo further treatment here. Friends state that his condition is the cause of much concern.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-01-11
LICENSED TO WE'D

Marriage licenses were issued yes terday to Harold Hardy and Myrtle Thornberg and to Garnett Murrell, 22, and Ada Neat, 20, both of Whip pie Barracks.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-01-11

Journal-Miner classified ads bring sure returns.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-01-11

JOurnal-Miner Liners Get Results
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-01-11

J9urnal-Miner Liners Get Results.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-09-29
CIVIC LEAGUE ENTERTAIN-.
MENT GREAT SUCCESS.

The entertainment given by the
Civic League Monday night was n
great success. Quite good sum was
taken in mt the door. In addition to
that, voluntary contributions were
called for and a number of people re-
sponded, contributing amounts rang
ing from one to ten dollars. Others
who were not present have sent in
checks of various denominations.
Altho the officers of the Civic Lea
que are gratilied et rhc cordial re-
sponse which the public has given,
they regret to say that enough mon
ey has not been raised to purchase
the desks for the High School. These
desks should be ordered at once. If
any reader Of this paper is interest
ed in securing them please send any
amount you wish to contribute to
Mrs. p. D, Johnston.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-09-29
CEDAR BLUF NEWS.

Cedar Bluff, Sept 2S.--Mr and
Mrs. Emmett brewster spent n few
dnys lust week visiting relatives in
War. West Va.
Mrs. L. A. Rcpass has been quite
i'll for tho last week but IL now inn
proving.
w. j. Lester, of Paint Lick, spent
Sunday attending the Quarterly
Meeting services MT this place.
The body OF Mrs. j. B. Quescn-
berry, Coeburn, sister of Mrs l.. X.
Nixon, of this place, was brought in
Thursday. Funeral services wcrecon-
Quoted Friday ut Methodist church
by Rev. j. ii. Kern and the body Ibid
to rest Mt Jones Chapel.
Three cars Of conl over turned In
to the river vt Cedar Bluff last Fri
day morning. The cause not being
definitely known, however no ono was
hurt.
The Quarterly Meeting occasion
commenced last Friday night with
prayer meeting. Well attended. Sat-
urdny morning Rev. w. A. Mckee,
of Richlands, preached sermon and
Saturday afternoon Rev. ii l.. Kel-
so, presiding elder. conducted the
conference, and preached to large
audience at night. Sunday morning
W. j. Lester conducted an old fash
ion love feast, which was followed
by sermon by Rev. Kclso. There were
no outside people here to attend
these services
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-09-29
HOME DEMONSTRATION NEWS

The following is list of prizes
and money contributed to Home De-
monstration Agent for use in Coun-
ty Club Fair:
MI. jeff Ward, large sewing bask-
ct; Jackson Drug Co., No. 2 Brownie
Kodak; Buston- McKenry, laundry
basket; Maxwell Moore, Material for
winter dress; Fuller Bros, Material
for winter dress; Clinch Valley Phar-
macy, Box stationery; H. w. Pobst,
Pair sterling embroidery scissors
Corn Products Refining Co., Karo,
Mazola and other corn products; j..
B. Spencer, Model of poultry houses;
Farm Bureau, Poultry exhibit; Pro-
gressive Farmer, 4 1-year subschip-
tions; Southern Planter, 8 Swear
subscriptions; The Farmers National
Bank, $4,000; The First National
Bank Of Richlands, $500; Bank of
Graham, $500; The Clinch Valley
BanlG $40 90; Tazewell National
Bank, $1,000; Richlands National
Bank, $500.
/ wish to thank all those who con-
tributed, materially and otherwise,
to. the success of the County Club
exhibit held last Saturday. A list of
prize winners will be published next
week. H. BYER.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-09-29
MIR. RUSH MOSS DEAD.

Benjamin Rush Moss, aged SO
years, is dead, and thus passed one
of Tazewell's Oldest and most prom
inent citizens. He passed away We'd
nesday morning about z o'clock, Mt
his home in Burke's Garden. The
funeral and burial took place on yes-
tcrrday.
He was member Of the Method
list church. Besides his widow, three
sons and three daughters survive:
Messrs William, Benjamin, and Vim
ton Moss, Mrs. DR.. Moore, Freeman,
West Virginia, Misses Lucy and
Maude Moss, Burke's Garden. Three
daughters, Mrs. II. r. Showers, Mrs.
Annie Pecry and Miss Tillie Pcerv
are dead.
Deceased was the last of A broth
ers, Joseph, Frank and George pre-
ceded him to the grave several years
ago: One sister, Mrs. Howell, of
Burke's Garden, is tho last survivor
of the family. A large number of
near relatives of the name live in
this county.
The Moss brothers began life in the
county as poor boys, but by indus
try and economy they all became
rich men. and left fine estates to
their children. Also they were ali
Christian men, hearty supporters of
heir churches and all good causes.
They were all men Of intelligence
and unimpeachablc character. Mr..
Rush Moss, subject Of this writing,
as stated, was life long member
and supporter of Methodist church.
His long life was uneventful, spent
almost entirtly in his community
The large attendance at his funeral
attested the esteem in which he was
held by the people who knw him
best. lThe old warrior, weary and
bent under the weight and burden
of years, sleeps well. Peace to his
dust, and rest to his soull
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-09-29
NEWS OF sTEELEsBuRG.

Steelesburg, Va, Sept. 25.-Quite
a number from this place attended
The quarterly meeting and cold time
love feast" at Cedar Bluff Sunday. A
nice time was reported.
Mrs. Wilmore Ascue and son, Har-
Wy Taylor, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. o. M. Ferrell Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Gus John
son, a fine boy.
The Steelesburg Community Lea
que was renewed Sept. 16. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Miss Florence Taylor; Vice
President, Mr.. e. A. Nipper; Secre-
tary, Miss Stella Mcclure; Treasur-
err Mrs. A. w. Griffiths; Critic, Miss
Cleo Mcclure, Aid Girls, Misses
Myrtle Griffiths, Ida Deskins, Nora
Nipper, and Grace Brewer.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D.. Ball had as
their guests Sunday to dinner, M.
and Mrs. Alex Witt, Mrs. Laur,
Elswick, and Miss Kitten BALI
The school at this place is progress
sing nicely under the management
of Miss Florence Taylor. We al
consider her very competent teach
| er.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-09-29
NEWS OF POUNDING MILL.

Pounding Mill, Sept. 26.--NIra
Matte Alti2er and sister, Miss lei.
tie Ringstaif OH Sunday had the fol
lowing nieces and children To dim
ner: Mr.. and Mrs. Ayers, Mr.. and
Mrs: c. A. Toner and children. Misa
Caliie Mulkey, all Of rutnn,n.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bruster md
children, Misses Mnttie and Pauline.
MIR. and Mrs. Gus Christian and chill,
drcn and Miss Ava Christian mo-
tPred to Tip Top Sundn to visit Mrs.
Brusier's brother, Mr.. James Earls
and family. They had quite an en-
Joyabie day, but were too tired to
attend prayer meeting.
Misses Ray Altizcr, Hazel and
Nellie McGee attended the fnir Mt
Tazewell last Saturday. Miss IInzeI
McGee won the prize the others car
iried blue ribbons on their sewing
here when exhibited. Their sewing
was beautiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Gillespic and
Misses Jessie Gillespie and Mary
Hurt attended the big ball game at
Raven last Saturday. Score 18. to 2
in favor of Gillespie.
The w. G. T. u. prayer meeting
will be held ut ono of the churches
on next Sunday night, providing
there is no preaching.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-09-29
GRAHAM AND P0CAIIONTAS
ITEMS.

Pocahontns. Vn.. Sept, 28.-Mias
Sheiln Davis and William PruitL of
Grnhnm cloped to Bristol this week
and were married. The bride is tho
daughter of Mrs. c. w. Matthews,
md was in the high school hero. She
was on her way to school so her
mother thought, when tho young man
came along and took her up In his
car. Huff Davis and Miss Myrtle
Knrncs Of Princeton also took tho
Ynmo trip and were married ut tho
same time.
Bluelield College opened its doors
last week, md public program
was rendered OH Thursday morning,
when President Lansdell introduced
the members OF tho faculty to the
assembled visitors from Bluoiield and
Graham. Several short addresses
were made, including Judge Nc
Claugherty, Supt. of Schools Shaw
key, Of Blueiicld, Mayor Galloway Of
Graham, DR.. Lansdcll and others.
Mis-. Emma Greevcr OF Tazewell is
matron Mt the college.
Louis Magrill OF Pocahontas, was
badly injured in M automobile wreck
on the Princeton road Tuesday cven-
ing. Harry Mntz of Bluo1eld, was
10 bruised considerably, both men be-
ing taken to st. Lulse's Hospital,
Bluelcld. Mngrills left leg was frac-
turcd and he was otherwise injured
but 1t is hoped not seriously.
G. N. Puircnbarger of Pocahontas
and Miss Ethel Burkholder, Of Scar
bo, West Va, were married August
28th, it was learned this week. Tho
ceremony was performed at Prince
ton by Rev. Mr.. Sims. Mr. and Mrs.
Puffenbarger will make their homo
Mt Pocahontas, where the bridegroom
has resided for some time, being
employed by Pocahontas Fuel Co. In
their Office here.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-09-29
COMMUNITY LEAGUE HOLDS
MEETING-OTHER NEWS.

Burke's Garden, Sept. 23.-Miss
Lucy Moss recently returned from n
visit with her sister, Mrs. DR.. Moore
reeman, w. Va.
Mr.. Chas. Gose and brother, Paul
and George, have recently accepted
positions with the N. & w. rail road
at Eckman, West Va.
The Burke's Garden Community
League held its monthly meeting in
the High School building last Thurs
day in honor of the teachers who
have recently begun their work for
the first time here. An appropriate
program was rendered and delight
full salad course with coffee was
served. After the teachers were Of
ficially and warmly welcomed to the
best that Burke's Garden has to of
fer, brief business session was
gone into and it was decided that the
League should become an official
part Of the state Community League
Association.
The fast TaZcwell basket ball team
played the local cam on Burke's
Garden court to tune of fourteen
to thirteen last Saturday afternoon.
Not so bad as last season, eh, boys I?
Look out for a fast game on the
local courts next Saturday when the
boys and girls teams of Graham Hi
find their match with the locals. This
will be real fun, better come out and
witness the contest. Bring a little
school spirit along and lets show
our Graham friends good timo on
and off the courts.
Mr.. Joseph Moss, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Moss, recently left 70,
Staunton, where he will attend the
Augusta Military Academy this year
Burke's Garden High :. is doing
splendid work this year, with an un,
usually largo enrolment. The now
w installed departments of Vocation
al Agriculture and Home Economic:
are making substantial progress. TIL,
Agricultural Department has enroll
ed twenty-five pupils to date, a
against an enrolment of eightee,
last year. The Homo Economics de
oartment already has enrolled TWEEN
w. and bids fair to capture more pu
pills as the work continues.
i The Misses Maud and Lucy Mos
gave delightful evening party ii
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8. Greev
or; Miss May Freeman and Miss Ed
| ith Linkous last Saturday.
Miss Ida Greever recently attend
ed conference Of tho Wonans' Mis-
sionary Society, of the Southwes
! Virginia SYNOD of the Luthera
church, which was held in Roanok,
Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-09-29

and he gets his pass, he will start rs
soon rs he can and of course will go
to see his Tazewell friends aud l
doubt if you would know him. He is
taller than Archie or / and looks
moro like his mother and grandfath-
er Carson. AS j can never have tho
pleasure of visiting my friends in
Tazewell and Grayson again I am
delighted that he is going to do so.
Archie had to go Spokane, Wash
ington to get advancement in his
branch of tho service, and put OH a
regular salary, and is running from
there to Pendleton, Oregon and we
do not get to see him often but he
says. he likes Spokane and If the
family was there would rather live
there than here.
Abe, | am getting so d--ably
disgusted with tho present admins
tration, that / sometimes think | will
never vote the republican ticket
again, but both parties are alike,
rotten as h, and which ever one
you have you wish you Ind the other
The railroads. mine owners, the big
trusts, and Will Street have got n
strangle hold on the president and
both branches of Congress and run
VIZ SONhtiY loI lHclF OWN interests,
and the public dc damned they foot
the bills. | will stop OH this subject,
as l unloadcd lot of it OH JEFF and
eased my system and therefore will
spare v,ou-but its useless to try
and blind our selves to the facts. for
they aare facts, and refuse 20 look
them in the face. Any one can see
them that can see TO the end Of his
nose, md | am getting to be mighty
nigh Bolshevic and whilst cannot
remedy the ills of the country | can
mt least register ~ Il citizen nv dis
approval of them, und it would be n
blessing to the country if 10000, 900
voters could see it as do.
DO not forget to remember mo to
all my friends as you meet them ana
tell them | say the Lord be with
us Till we meet again. Don't bo too
long IN writing again, and give mo
all the news you cnn think Of.
AS ever your friend,
w. G. YOUNG
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-09-29
BOY KILLED In
AUTO ACCIDENT
Son of Everett Bane in Fatal
Accident Near His Home on
Bluestone Sunday After
noon.

On last Sunday, about IL o'clock,
two brothers, sons Of Everett Bane,
met with nm accident, which resulted
in the death of the younger boy VIII,
aged l5 years.. and tho older, Roy,
ngc H. was rendered unconscious.
Tho dead boy lived about 15 minutes
after the accident. His head was
crushed.
Sometime, about 1880 o'clock on
Sunday, Howard Tabor drove up to
tho Bime homo in II Ford cur. Tho
boys, Roy and Will, thought to to
take short ridc-Roy Mt the whoel
and viii standing OH tho running
board. They were not gonc long, and
when within about 100 yards Of thoir
home, oil their return the accident
occurred, as stated.
IL seems TINT somo pnrt OF tho
front wheels, OF the axle, give way,
causing the car to turn over. nnn
smashing things to pieces.
Tho writer and his family passed.
the scene Of the accident M hour or
so after it occurred, and saw tho
body Of tho dead boy. The Oldest boy,
Roy, wus still unconscious DR.. Frnz-
icr of Graham, was hastily summon,
cd. but the boy, Will, was dead when
the doctor arrived. llo said tho old
er hoy, Roy, wns not seriously in
jurcd, but suffering from shock, and
would recover. A largo crowd was
wttrnctcd to the scene. .nnd to the
home Of tho unfortunate boys. They
arc sons Of Mr.. w. III. Bane, who
lives not fur west of Springville,
and near Ebcnezar church. Il. M.
Shrnder, j. w. Shannon and others
nearby ncighbors wcro ut tho homo,
funeral and burial took plncc OH Mon
rendering sympathetic service. Tho
dny.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-09-29
SPECIAL EPwORTH LEAGUE
PROGRAM.

On Sunday afternoon at 2:3O the
Junior League will have it's regular
meeting. At this meeting they are
going to celebrate Junior League
Rally Day. A good program will be
given by the Juniors to start the
League in an enthusiastic years
work. Here is word of warning to
every person who has Joined tho
Junior League: If you are not at tho
League next Sunday afternoon you
are left out of the big party given
on the next Friday night. A pennant
will be givon you'on Rally Day which
will be your admittance fee at the
social
The parents Of the Leaguers are
especially invited to come and see
the progress their children are max
ing in thoir own organization. 9th
ers are welcome.
The Senior Leagud particularly
will enjoy the program next Sunday
evening. 1t will consist Of numbers
given by the older people and led by
the president, Mr. Maxwell. The
meetings hereafter will be- at GAS.
Note the change In time.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-09-29
MAY-DAVIS.

Mr.: William l.. May of Tazowell
and Miss Anne Davis wero married
Mt the home Of Miss Davis near Alb
ingdon Inst Friday afternoon. A largo
delegation Of rclatiyes and friends Of
the groom from Tazewell were pres
ent ut the marriage. Mr.. and Mrs.
May left for northern trip, and are
expected in Tazewell tho latter part
Of this week. Mrs. May has q host
of friends in Tazewell, made while
she was az instructor in the TazeweII
High School, who will welcome her as
a resident Of the town. ~
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-09-29
RUDY-KENDRICll.

Rov: Arya Vernon Rudy, 20, and
Miss Jewell Jcssamine Kendrick. I5.
were married last Saturday evening
ut home of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Ihad Kendrick, Mr.. Eubank onlciat
ing, The groom is u popular stud
ent i'll Emory University Atlanta,
Ga. A detailed account of this mar,
riage will appear in next issue Of
this paper. Mr.. Rudy, after spending
u few days with his bride, hus re.
turned to Atlnntn.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-09-29
DEATHS At TIP tor.

Tip Top, Va, Sept. 27.-A young
child Of John Hays Of Gum Springs,
on upper Mud Fork, died Of mem.
brain Group, on the 25th.
Rev. Hanson Harris. colored, of
near Tip Top. died few days ago,
aged nearly go years He leaves a
widow and several children.
Mr.. Graf Billips N. G.. w. engin-
eer, running out Of Gary, is recover
ing from serious lot Of cuts and
bruises he sustained when an auto
mobile, in which he and several 9TH
ers were riding about Boissevain,
ran into n rock cliff. Billips was un-
conscious for two days.
Tip Top is becoming quiet place
End is to be commended for the good
behavior Of the people. 1t is sat
hsfaction to the good citizens that
1--WE are getting along better.
Nc. T. s.
pnavoidably left out. It will appear
lpext week.-Ed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-09-29
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

No. 1-Housc, rooms, 2 halls,
bath-clectric lights, barn, garage,
apple, peach, cherry, grapes, other
small fruits. New galvanized roof on
dwelling, on corner, McAdam street,
price, $4,000. Terms to suit.
No. 2-New cottage, 6 room, cor
ner lot, lights and water in house,
2 porches, McAdam street. Price
S2,260! Small cash payment. rest In
monthly payments.
No. 3-Nice house, room, good
lot, nice neat house. Price S2,5OO.
Easy payments. Also several vacant
lots.
]. A. LESLIE.
Own your own home-stop rents.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-09-29
DEATH AT MAXWELL.

Maxwell, Sept. 2s.-An infant, Har-
ry Lee Barrett, Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Barrett, Of Richlands, eight
months old, died while parents were
visiting friends and relatives in Blue
field. 1t was taken sick last Friday
evening with cholera and was said to
have lived just sixteen hours. Body
was brought from Bluefield Sunday
to Maxwell for burial. Funeral serv-
ices held by Brother Wilson, from
Bluefield at IL o'clock in Church of
God.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-09-29
OFF ON HIS ANNUAL"

The Senior Editor left this a. m.
on his twelfth annual" to the old
home in Botetourt "wherc the skies
are always bright, and the sun for
ever Shines" Any unusual excellence
in this papers make up and mat
ters may be attributable to his ab-
sence.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-09-29
LOST HOUNDS.

Two hounds last heard after fox
on upper end of Knob Mountain, in
Thompson Valley on the night of
September ID. Female, largo red
hound with black back mixed with
Z" Male, black with white stripe
up between eyes, with white and yell
low spcckled legs. Any information
leading to the whereabouts of the
hounds will be rewarded bv II. M.
SAVERS, Cedar Bluff, Va. r. Il. ID.