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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29
SM00I LIENS.

Mrs. W. II. Reed and little dauoh-
tci, Kathleen, are visiting her par
cntS, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Hedges.
+. ID. Smoot is i'm Charleston on
business this week.
Ike Judy has moved from the 4.
j.. Thompson farm TO Lester Nc
ClunSS farm at Crawicy.
Reverend Father McKcrnan held
services ut the ST. John Church Sun
day and Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. +. Doushcr went
to Huntington last week..
! Mrs. Nathan Hanna, OF Ouinwood
is viSitig her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. y. Hobbs.
Mrs. William II. Dcvcncy of
Trammcl, Virginia, accompanied by
her daughter and son in law, Mr.
and Mrs. james Lynch, of Bluciicld
returned home last week after Il
visit with her brother, John Giles
pie, ST..
Jas. Terrell is in Huntington
spending Il few days with his daugh-
ter. Mrs. J. II. Spauldig. who is re-
covering from a recent operation
at Kcsslcr Hospital.
The Smoot High School has an
enrolment of SO this week. Class
work has been organized and every
thing is moving along nicely. Prof.
Kenneth llamrick, the Principal and
his able assistant, Miss Mary Dew.
are proving themselves equal to all
emergencies that would naturally
arise with the establishment of a
new High School, and under their
capable management the future of
the school is very promising.
A 20 gallon copper kettle belong
ing to Mrs. Eliza Hundlcy, of Smoot
was stolen from her back yard about
two weeks ago and after lengthy
search was located by her son.
Homer Hundlcy. in deep, wooded
hollow on her farm. It was badly
burned and the contents which wcr
also burned composed bran, grapes,
etc. A barrel, also belonging to
Mrs. IIundlcy, was close by and con-
tanned some Of the same mixture. 1t
is supposed that someone whose en-
pCriCnCc in making "moonhinc"
was somewhat limited, had been
trying their hand. They had prob
ably been scared away, thus leaving
thC kettle and its contents to burn
at leisure. Mrs. JIundlcy is confident
that thc Kettle was taken by some
who was well acquainted with The
place.
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RECENT MARRIAGES.

Walter Downing and GLADYS Cal.
lison august 81; by Rev. X. D.
Swikcr.
Hoiroyd Eads and Nellie b. Dolcn
August 30; by Rev. j. C.. Hooks.
Henry Valentine and Sallic PRYOR
August 2S; by Rev. l. r.. Berry.
Roy r. Martin and Maud McCluna
August 30; by Rev. W. A. Grosg.
John G.. Woods and Martha T..
Iharp; August 80: by Rev. w. A,
Grogg.
Clarence b. Hager and Blanche
{. Hall; Sept 2; by Rev. l.. J. Priest.
ly.
Carry J. Forrcn and EIva /,
lngles; Sept. >; by Rev. CIibourne.
Charles V. Montague and Nellie
{. Butts; Sept. q; by Rev. w. H. Du
Bose.
Henry Brown and Marie Watkins:
Sept. II, by Rev. Howard White.
Hill A. Thompson and Mabel A.
Erskin; Sept. 10; by Rev. J. NJ
Bowling.
Charles X. Tltizer and Bette NJ
Withrow; Sept. ~; by Rev. w. H
Du Bose.
Aubrey Fl. Thompson and Hattie
May Wilson; Sept. 13; by Rev. w
II. Du Bose.
Chas. p. Deaton and Gladys A
Leighton; Sept. IA; by Rev. ID. A
Berry.
Jessie Jones and Gustava Cough
Sept. y; by Rev. J. w. Adams.
Lanrie l.. Graphical and Thcma Fl
brown; Sept. 20; by Rev. J. S. Wick
line.
Andy p. Cotf and Cleo Morrison;
Sept. p; by Rev. y. II. Shaver.
Joe Borgess. and Leila Gwinn,
Sept. 20, by Rev. ID. \. Bcery.
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J. H. FLACK,
n. FLACK,
J. A. FLACK.
MRS. LULA JONES
GRASSY MEADOWS.

Mrs. +. q. Lewis and Mrs. j E
Leef went to Redwood the first OF
the week to viSi their brother
Homer Sawycrs.
Mrs. Hazel Holcomb, who has been
at Baltimore hospital, is at home
again, but we are sorry to know
her health is no better.
Harry Sandigc took his little son
Fred, who's health has not been
Tor willie, to Anderson this week
10 consult DR.. l.. ii. McClung.
Mrs. Laura Flack and family OF
Anderson spent Sunday with her
sister in law, Mrs. Kcnna Ford.
Mr.. Arold Ford and family were
visiting relatives here last week.
Miss Thelma Humphreys who has
been visiting relatives at Oak Hill
Tor some time is at home again.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29
THE GREEHBRIER COUNTY WOMAN'S
ADVERTISEMENT

lair Regular Monthly Meeting of
the Greenbricr County Woman's
Association will be held Tuesday,
October Bird, at 2:30, p. III.
Those who have responded to
the Folders which are making ap-
pcals for help towards paying by
october 10th, a debt of ST ,0OO.OO-
the only debt remaining on the Com
munlly HouSc-arc: Mrs. L. l.. Bell
Mrs. Sallie Woods Rucker, Chariot
tcSrlllc, Va; Mrs. JuStus Collins.
charleston; Rev. S. r. Nccl. Anderson
Mr "a. ). Johnston, Union; Mr.. F.
II. An$chutz, LcwiSburg.
Voluntary contributions of any
amount, however Tnall, will be most
acceptable. As soon as this debt
is paid we plan to keep our budget
ana the enlargement Of our commit
nifty work within our receipts from
dues and entertainments. WORT
YOU help us now?
Membership Renewals Mr.. T. l..
Bell; Miss Anna Laing.
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F"irmont 10 attend the l.. ID. G..
| Convention.
! Mrs. +. G. Brownlcc accompanied
her nome in Philadelphia after hav-
ing visited her sister, Mrs. 4. +.
FcamStcr.
| McSSrs. Wayland and Garland
FcamStcr motored to Lexington, Va,
last week. Garland remained to re-
sumo his studies ut Washington and
Lee University.
Miss Rebccca Nelson Hunter,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. r. Hun
Ter, left this week for the Castle
School at TMrytown, New York.
She was joined by Miss Virginia
Lewis, Of Point Pleasant, who is an
old student of the Seminary.
| Midshipman Chas. J. Stewart, who
had been visiting Marion Stratton
left Thursday for the Naval Acad-
envy at Annapolis, Maryland.
| Mrs. DIR. Frank Dye and little son,
Frank, of Jordon, New York, are
here spending Il few weeks with
Mrs. Dyes parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. b. Holt.
w. u. Mason and wife of Coal
wod, Mcdowell county, were week
end visitors with Miss Mary Martin
mere. Mrs. Mason and Miss Mary
are old school mates.
1. NJ. De Barr and wife have inst
returned from Il two weeks wish
with friends in fleetwood. Camden
on Gauiey and other points in CEN
'ral west Virginia. They report q
pheasant trip.
: II. Lockhart Handlcy and little
son. LOCK, Jr., of Baync, Washington
arc mere with Mr.. and Mrs. John q
Handley. " '' We
l.. r. Livesay, Manager of the
l.ewlSDurg Ice Cream Company, has
moved with his family from his
farm IN Richlands to Lewisburg.
Mrs. }. NJ. Raider and Mrs. J. w
hader, of Walnut Grove Farm and
Mrs. }. II. Maxwell. of NIaxwcJps
Garage, motorcd to Roanoke. Va
recently for few days.
Warren Moore, of Dunmorc Do
cahontas county, was the Weekend
guest OF Mrs. S. y. Pace.
Attorney c. NJ. Ward, of Becklcv.
i. n. Read, of Hinton, and VIM
l5c"nc, of Charleston are altendip
court this week, engaged in an eject
met suit over valuable land in
western Grccnbrier.
ArS. VIM. Hanger, of Hinton. was
called to Roncevcrte last Saturday
by the death of her sister, Miss
Halle Dolin.
robert Lynn Lips, of Alexandria
Virginia, who had been visiting rel
atiVes and friends in Grcenbrier
retired to his home Wednesday. He
was accompanied by his mother.
Mrs. w. II. Lips.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29
CIRCUIT PROCEEDINGS.

J. ID. French VS.. Joe Garcia. In
junction order entered prohibiting
Joe Garcia from collecting money
or selling property of partnership.
Howard Sutherland ct al VS..
Harris Run Lumber Co. ct al. Upset
bid for sale Of real estate accepted
and property ordered rcsold in open
court OH September 3Qth.
4 p Afford VS.. Less Phillips ct al
Order filling answer and referring
cause to Miss Driscoll for report.
Virginia Joint Stock Land Bank
VS.. \. b. Hanna; and same VS.. A. ].
Groves, admr. Order substituting
}. r. Bright, Trustee instead of
Henry Gilmer, deceased.
Bank of White Sulphur VS.. J. O.
Iomlinson ct al. Order fixing liens
and directing sale of property.
Guy Perry VS. H Falls. Order
confirming sale of real estate and
directing deed.
b b Taylor VS.. Helen Jameson.
Order confirming report and direct
ing sale of real estate.
NJ ID Tomkins & Sons VS.. l. L
Cumby. Order appointing ]. Andrew
Baker special receiver and direct
ing Vim to take charge of certain
personal property of Kenneth and
G. L. Cumby.
STATE CASES.
State VS.. Hickman and Lillv
Bryant Case nollicd. Two cases.
State VS.. Hickman Bryant. Verdict
not guilty.
State VS.. w G. Crowder. Case con-
tinucd.
State VS.. Alfred Roach. Verdict
not guilty.
State VS.. Roscoe Boyce. Verdict
not guilty.
State VS.. VIM. Boycc. Case con-
tinucd.
State VS.. Virgile Boyce and State
VS.. Clarence Boyce. Rule taken
against witnesses and cases con-
iinued.
State VS.. Jake Kcycs. NolIied.
State VS.. J. NJ. jackson and Linnic
Clark. Noliicd
State VS.. Ed Shawvcr. Two cases.
Verdict not guilty in one and nolllcd
in the other.
State VS.. Walter Bryant. Verdict
not guilty. i
State VS.. Harold Erwin. Verdict
not guilty.
State VS.. A. i. Stidan. Verdict
found guilty as charged.
kanawha National Bank VS.. J. b.
Harris. Continued.
Ecker Morgan Lumber Go. VS..
Hart and O'FcrrcII. Settled out of
Court and dismissed.
Mountain State Motor Go. VS.. l.. L.
Mankin. Continued.
LyncbburS Shoe co. VS.. Joe Garcia
judgement for S1,006.29.
RalStOn PuTruni Co. VS.. j n.
llandlcy. Continued.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29
ARE YOU REGISTERED2

. According to the registration laws
registrars will sit in each voting
precinct in the State on October %
and "a TO correct their list and reg
lister voters who have not been reg
istcred. The coming election will
be an important and historic one.
You will want TO take part in it, but
cannot vote if you are not registered
Remember the dates, October 23rd
and 24th and see that you are prop
erly registered SO that you will not
be disappointed on election day.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29
HARVEST MOON SUPPER
ut SinCOt.

There will be Il full course sup
per at the High School Auditorium
al Smcot on Saturday evening, Sept.
3Oth beginning ut o'clock. This
VIII celebrate the Harvest Moon OBJ
served by pco"le in oldcn times.
Rev. &. &. Lambert will make an
address on the subject The Harvest
Moon" This is free. Lunches will
be served at % cents for benefit of
the High School. Everybody is in
vlted to come and enjoy an evening
OF pleasure and, also, delicious
supper.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29

TWO FARMS For SALE.--Onc con-
t3mlns 81 Il acres, has good house,
pam, outbuiidings, and fine young
|6rchard. Other one contains 125
|acreS. has good house, barns, out
buildings and large orchard of good
pflnt, also, fine sugar orchard. Both
5Ssi'uatcd in heart of new mining sec
s!.on Of Grccnbricr county. Either
warm Will make a fine summer home
II iiShlng and hunting lodge. Small
&taNmcnt. balance to suit purchaser.
sSh"drcsS. w. l.. HINES. rupert w. Va
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29
FINGER CUT OFF.

while running the cut Off saw OH
Owens & l-oudermilk'S saw mill, on
the Jno. B. Sydenstrickcr place,
about three miles north of town,
Heber LoudcrmiIk, OF near Vago,
had the misfortune to have the
thumb and two adjoining fingers of
his right hand cut off. Tire accident
was caused by a board striking Mr..
LoudeEmilk and causing him to lose
his balance. He was taken to the
hospital at ROnccvcrtc where his
injuries received treatment.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29
COMMITTEE.

Iar'cr b. Hunters Grcenbricr
! v''oS Will be pleased TO learn that
, hon quiet a number of premiums
sa ",y A''cghany County Fair. First
/, ,,, on his single farm exhibit;
nd P'D'nliln on IIerford Cattle; and
ssr \" on his horses. Mr.. Hunters
a" "na fruit exhibit gocn on dis
H. Ct '' me Bath County Fair, at
Eel 'P'lnSS, Va, which begins this
h ',"'l'cr won First Premium
H. I,,Slr farm and fruit exhibit at
H. -, springs (VO Fair. He will.
h T., 'I , his exhibit to the Virginia
hond ,''r which begins al Rich
""0 next week.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29

The Frankford Store Company, of
Frankford, w. Va, make their an
nouncement of a complete line Of
Fall Milliery. Miss Martin is in
charge. They invite the public to
call and see their display and
designs. s. -. ..,
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PICNIC AT CRAWLEY.

mere will be Il Woodman Log
fo''Ins and Ice Cream Supper at
S'"WIrN, on October 3rd, commence
tHS al : p. H., and lasting ~. Our
po"' IS young but it is rearing to
e. M<o, there will be a big Buic
E"r gwen away free for one dollar
i 'h' lucky person. We will also
~ entertained by the Ronccvcrtc
/. W. OF A. Band. All over 16 and
hh .'cr 'o years Of age, who are not
br"9dlncn, come and bring your
RRs9Inh"cr'books to get from $500. to
o'vVo' worth Of the best insurance
Il n'c world. You will be guaran-
~" good time
COMMITTEE.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29

4 ROUND OAK MoIST AIR FURNACE
in your home means economy, clean
illness, health and happiness. Let
lis quote you prices. We install
them without extra charge. The
BOWLING HARDWARE Co., White Sui
nhur Springs. w, Va.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29

LOST.-On the road near Max
wclton or left in the car driven by
Sidney Flack, Il Brown Overc oat.
Finder will please leave at c. w.
ludy's Hotel, Lcwisburg. y G.. Har-
ford.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29

The Southern West Virginia Fox
hunters Association will hold their
field trials meet near Charleston,
October 10th to Goth inclusive. For
further information write TO the
Secretary, John d. Moore, Acct.
Secy., Box 923, Charleston, W. Va.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29

Rcvivl Services will be held at
the Methodist Church beginning the
second Sunday of October-the 9Th.
Preaching services each night dur
ing the week at 80 Everybody in
yited to attend
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See the eighth page for an article
on the John A. Preston Commune
~ House. Read it and get wise and
busy.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29

The Frankford Store Company. Of
IErankford, w. Va, make their an
|nounccmcnt of complete line Of
|Fall Millicry. Miss Martin is in
|chargc. They invite the public TO
Fall and see their display and
EdrSignS.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29

For SALE.-Good Residence and
lot. together with seven good build
ing lots, located at Spring Creek.
This is Il coming town, and you will
do well TO see STUART & WATTS, at
l.cwisburg, for price and terms.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29

l.osr.-Oval platinum and dia-
mond bar pin. Finder return 10
MASON Bell and receive reward.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29

For first-class taxi service call
pjc-cy's Restaurant, phone 271,
.cwiSburg.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29

FARMER WANTED.-On account Of
:, vacancy l am in need of good
farmer. Address y. S. Arbucklc.
l.cwisburg, w. Va. 29-2
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29

I.OST.-A pair OF glasses with
tortoise shell rims; temples curve
behind the ears. Finder please re-
,uru to Mason Bells Book Store.
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ror prompt Taxi service with
careful drivers, call Phone 243. Day
mr. Night. E. G. Coffman.
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GAME SATURDAY.

Grccnbricr Military School VS..
and Lee Freshmen
Game called at $3.50 Saturday, Sept.
s3nth. at Matthew's Field. Admission
80 cents. This promises to be Il
Iwrllplaycd game between Two good,
fast teams. Come out and see it.
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ror<D.-On the Fair Ground, a
,r,all Gold Bar Pin. Mrs. r. II. An
,rhutz. LcwiSburg.
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small VuLCANIzED REPAIR will
lessen YOUR tire bill. The Lcwisburg
H,nair Shop. A. L. Strealy, Prop.
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For prompt taxi service day and
.,;un, Dan LOUDERNIILK, Phone 300
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For Sa!c.-Complc:e set of good
blacksmith tools. Cheap. Apply to
j. l.. Helms, Lewisburs.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29
CARD OF THANKS

we wish to thank the kind people
OF RIchlands and vicinity for inter
est manifested during the illness
ana death of OUT dear brother. We
are so glad it can be said the people
are waiting in all readiness to reach
cut helping hand in the time of
need; also for the beautiful floral
offerings.
Evening journal., 1922-06-02
DELMAR WIDOW is
STOCK CASE WITNESS

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June a.
Six men. officials and stock sales
men. OF the bankrupt Remington
Phonograph Company. OF Brook
lyn, y. Y. were held in $4,000 bail
each for court yesterday by Com
missioner Manley on charges OF
using the malls to defraud and con-
spiracy.
Those held under bail yesterday
were Philo r. Remington, presi-
dent. OF New York: Lyndon Dwight
Wood. OF Bala; NJ. B. Thomas, OF
Upper Darby; Morris Pomerantz.
a salesman: James S. Holmes, vice
president OF the company, and Rob
ert w. Dunlop. claiming Baltimore
as his home. although living in
Philadelphia
A widow. victim OF the stock
selling wiles OF the Remington Phon-
ograph statesmen, told Commissions
Manley how she had been induced
to invest her savings in thirty share
OF the stock. with an option OF 1o'
more. thinking she would make
vast amount Of money. She was Mrs
Rosa Freely. OF Delmar. Del on'
OF the three complainants.
Evening journal., 1922-06-02
LATT0MUS MAY BE
LEVY C0URTMAN

Thomas Lattomus, Republican
and president OF the bank at Towns
end and a well-known resident OF
that place. Is being urged as a can
didate for the Levy Court by his
friends. II was intimated today tha'
Governor Denney would name the
successor to s. A. Collins, deceased
member of the Levy Court within
the next few days, and that MI
Iattomus would get the appoint
ment.
George Bradley, farmer ana
william c. Money have also oeen
mentioned for the vacancy.
Mr.. Collins term would have ex-
pired in 1924.
some question has been raised as to
whether Mr.. Collins successor, by
appointment. shall serve until Mr..
Collins term would have expired
or whether he shall serve only until
after Mr.. Collins successor has been
duly elected at the November gen
eral election.
The election OF road supervisors
will probably be taken up when Levy
Court meets next Tuesday. num-
ber OF the present holdover super
visors. it Is understood. will be re-
tanned.
Evening journal., 1922-06-02
APPROVE Will. TRUST
CAPITAL INCREASE

stockholders Of the Wilmington
Trust Company. al a meeting yes
terday afternoon, approved the ac-
ton taken by the board OF directors
on May 20 and adopted resolution
70 increase the capital stock from
81, 100000 10 100000.
The additional capital will be
represented by 10000 shares OF stock
/ Of a par value OF $50. and the plan
as contemplated Is thar every share
holder OF record OF June is. will
/ have the right to purchase or sun
scribe 20 oaa share OF he new stock
at the present par value Of $50 FOR
each share OF the present stock held
by the shareholder.
II was announced at the former
meeting that rights TO subscribe 20
the new stock will have certain
value and may be sold by those nav
ing the right. who for various rea-
con, may not elect TO avail thehi-
,aIyes of their privilege 10 purcnuse
ths new shares. -. -,
A, tbs present time the stock OF .
r,r,t,,ineton Trust Company Is
lite a. from $3.50 to Slzo per
-hara I'm the open market i
a,h, new stock will be sold on the
,,.,aIlment plan, the payments 70 DC
follows: one quarter OF the
ar,ount 20 be paid on or oetort
Tulv Is, one-qusrter by october 10
one. quarter by January 10, ana one
quarter by April /.
Evening journal., 1922-06-02
PARTIAL DISABILITY
CLAIM FOR VAIL

The Industrial Accident Board, in
session today, considered the petit
ton OF the General Chemical Com
pany for a change IN the status OF
the case from that OF total disabil-
lty. The decision OF the Board was
that Moore Vail. the employe who
brought the original case, should
receive $3.50 a week which was so
per cent. OF his earning capacity
prior 10 the accident.
Vail alleged that as a result OF an
accident at the chemical plant in
April. 1920. he dislocated his shoul-
der blade and complications set
ting in caused an operation. He was
allowed SIS a week until May Of this
year.
This afternoon the case OF Harry
II. Wright against the DUPONT Com
pany will be taken up. Wright claims
compensation for injuries alleged to
have been sustained while moving
furniture at the Vandever avenue
plant OF the company.
This will be an unusual case in
that the board will be required TO
set precedent in accident cases
where hernia occurs.
Evening journal., 1922-06-02
ACCUSE SUSSEX MEN
0NLIQUR CHARGES

Norman Nichols and Willie Rich
ards. Negroes. arrested near West
seaford. Sussex county. by Agent
Edwards OF the Federal Prohibition
once. on Wednesday night, were
brought TO Wilmington from
Georgetown jail last night and lock-
ed up In the police station. They
will be arraigned this afternoon be
fore L. S. Commissioner Cam on
charge OF selling and possession In
toxicating liquor. and given oppor-
tunity TO provide bail.
Nike Minocco. white. arrested al
seaford yesterday by an agent OF
the prohibition office. on a charge
OF illegally selling liquor. was glver
hearing before a magistrate IL
seaford and admitted TO bail TO in
surance his appearance before Com
missioner Cam this afternoon.
d Director Elliott. OF the Fedora
/ Prohibition once. said today n
understood that Minoco was in WI
mington with his bondsman read.
for this afternoons hearing
Evening journal., 1922-06-02
SAY engine
SHAKES HOUSES
Councilman Tells Solons He
Fears Properties Are
Being Damaged
ICE co. MANAGER
MUST EXPLAIN

Lewis W. Denney. manager OF the
Wilmington Ice Company. by unani-
nous vote OF City Council last
night. was requested to meet with
the building committee OF Council
next Tuesday night to discuss the
alleged damages being done by the
vibration from the plant OF the Will
mington Ice Company, on Harrison
street between Fourth and Fifth.
The matter was brought before
Council by Councilman Mulvena.
who said that the engine OF the plant
had been placed on bed rock, and
that its continued use was endan-
gering the houses in that section.
en- from the walls. chandeliers are
made 10 Jump and people are unable
TO sleep. He said that many persons
also been made sick by the fumes of
burning oil emanating from the
plant, and that the matter had been
brought 10 the attention OF Building
Inspector Preston. but that official
felt that his authority did not ex-
tend TO matters OF that kind. The
matter was also taken up with City
Solicitor Sstterthwaite. who has
suggested that Council visit the
plant. and II so satisfied they could
declare It TO be a nuisance and
close II.
After some discussion It was de-
cided TO first have the plant manager
meet with the building committee
and see what could be done without
resOrting 10 drastic measures at
first.