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DE VINZARE

O Farma de 120 jugare pamant
foarte bun 81 roditor, Casa 81 surf
in conditii foarte bune, la fel
posedam toate uneltele agricole
necesare unui agronom. Mai avem
urmatoarele animale, 10 yaci Gu
lapte, l vitea de 2 ami, 6 vitele de
cate / an, / taur, 2 cal surf dc
cate t ami, 2 cal abb de cate IL
ami, Z scroafe Gu purcei, l yicr
mistret de , ami.
Farma este numai 3lA mile de-
partare de orasul Howell, Mich.
Q Wind pc un pref foarte redus
numai $500. Nu este necesar de
cat suma mica bani gaia.
Potrivindu-vi-se putem face 81
schimb Gu proprietate in Detroit
Mich. Farma are Front mare la
Lake Gu pcSte.
Pcntru informatiuni mai detail
late adresatirva la:
TRAIAN RADUL, Prop.
1856 Franklin Str. Detroit, Mich.
GAG Sept. 30).
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BABYLON
ROMAN DE MORAVURI
De RADU COSMIN*)


= Asasinii! - raspundeau altii.
Te omoara, ziua namiaza
mare.
Gonesc ca banditii la cine.
matOgrafe, in pima calea Victo-
riei Cd pc campul Vlasiei.
= Salvarea
Repedc un doctor!
ST in vreme ce uni alergall
Idupa ajutoare, altii sc departau
infiorati dc locul accidentului pc
care a doua ri, jurnalclc aveall
sal relateze ca pc un simplu
'fapt Divers.
Atat de obicinuitc deveniserd
aceste simple accidente't.
Banditii! Ar trebui sd um.
ble lumea cu revolverul in buzu-
mar si la cea mai mica abatere de
la regulamentul circulatiunei, la
Gel mai mic accident, sd traga in
soferii astia ca in nistc c5ini tur-
bait - Isl perorau revolta tres
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au volt sd savarseasca atentatul
contra familiei domnitoare din Ro-
mania, continual inca. Atentatorii
fac dcclaratiuni complecte recuno-
scand ca au VENT nu 4 cum s'a
scris, ci 5 insi, toti ofiteri maghiari.
All trccut granita prin contraban-
da Gu toate CD Ii s'au pus la dispo-
zitie la Budapesta paSapoartele ne
cesare, adeverind sd sunt conner
cianti ceho-slovaci. Daca ar fl
simtit ca nu le merg bine treburile
cu ajutorul acestor paSapoarte, ar
fl putut scapa lesne, spun atenta-
tori, plecand prin Halmeu din ia
ri. Sosind in tara ci au adus mari
cantitati de explosibile, bombe 81
mai bine de 100 mil lei ceea ce ade-
vereStc indeajuns ca stau in Legal
tura GU organizatiilc teroriste din
Ungaria, rccunoscute de scatre gu
vcrn. Accasta de altfel au recuro-
scut-o 1 dintrc atentatori, spunand
ca insarcinarea de a ucide pc Re.
gele Romaniei lea dat-O Ebreaoc
Magyarok Egyesuelete" in care Gu
noscutul locotenent Hejjas are atat
de mare rol.
Unul dintre Gel arestati a incer-
cal sd sc sinucida, luand o puter-
MICA doza de otrava, dar Cost sal
vat. al cincilca Otter inca M e.
ste prins, dar organelc noastrc po--
litieneSti au luat toate masurile Ge
a pune mana 81 pc acest TRIMS al
guvernului maghiar, spre a atcnta
la viata Regelui nostru.
Guvernul maghiar chemat la ras
punderc Sc va scuZa GU siguranta
81 de data aceasta ca nu poate pu-
he capat actiunilor unor "irespon-
sabili,'' asa dupa cum mai spns
acest lucru cand s'au facut atcn-
tate 81 contra altor state.
Pentru acest motiv sc cerc din
partea guvernului nostru mana e.
nergica 81 hotarita, spre a poto!i
intentiile criminale ale ungurilor,
carl atenteaza la viata conducato-
rilor 81 la integritatea statelor in-
vecinate.
Trebue sd he afirmam puterea,
pentru avca deplina siguranta
pentru viitor contra unui popor ca
re intelege sd he submineze prin
orice mijlOace. Guvernul nostru
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DARE DE SEAMA ST
MULTUMITA PUBLICA

Parochia Rom. gr.-ort.. tSfta
Cruce" din Martins Ferry. Ohio.
Avand petrecere in ziua de 3
Sept. a. c. al carei rezultat a fost
foartc satisfacator, din punct de
vcdere moral cat 81 material.
Decl sus numita parOchie Isl
tine Gle datorinta a multumi tn.
turora care au lbinc volt 81 au
participat la accca pctrccerc, TOT
odata null tameStc din inima 81 la
acei buni crestini, care pc langd
biletul Gle intrarc, GU drag a con.
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Iflori artificiale. Ornamentatia in
relief a salei tencuite GU chips,
incanta curat ochiul.
Gel dol prieteni, serviti pc tai
gere de argint 81 pc farfurii de
faianta, uitara pentru un moment
lumca din sala. Caci, ficcare era
in toiul mesei.
Neincetat, ochii curiosi pri
veau spre LOLA lui Dinu, undc
Wanda era punctul de ,admiratie
|al tuturor privirilor.
Vioara unui mester balaoaches
|ataca, romanta stelei din Tan
hauser.
Nu Sc prea potrivea Gu clanta-
nitul dintilor 81 mirosul sosurilor,
|dar Wanda electrizata uita de
|portM din farfuric 81 asculta ro-
manta narelui titan al muzicei
germane, pana la sfarsit.
Capd .tiganul isprayi, lm ropot
de APPLAUSE ii rasplati arcusul.
Ce divin Wagner. facu
Wanda. Nici odata nu ma satnr
cantand, sau ascultand mlzica
lui.
Un domn Sc apropie de loja lor.
A! iata amicul meu, Ulyse
Boldur. 81 Dinu prezinta Wandei
pc prietenul sau, apoi zise:
De ce asa tarziu Ulyseg
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mutt natl mai fost pc la moi.
dc, puiule, daca nu ne prea
da mana!
+. - Aveti dreptate, cucoanc. Aici
pentru barosani d'aia care mos.
tencsc milioane orr 81 le fac pc
.alte cai...
Dupa 0 scurta aruncatura de
ochi in oglinda din fata gardero-
bel, Wanda 81 Dinu patrunsera in
marea sala.
Naluri de lumina dulce scaldau
mesele, mai toate ocupate. Pc cele
foarte putine libere. sta porunci-
torul carton Gu Reserve.
Obcr-chel!nerul sau ,'directo-
ruf' cum il numiau ,subalternii,
un uscat Vasilache vorbind fran
tuzestet ayea acawE cd -si sda toate
ostenelae ca s. gaseasca dsud
locuii a.
Lojile din jafh1 salii erau toate
ocupate sau rsxeTxate.
In sfarsit, dup eateva minute
de asteptare, ''damnul director
anunta celor dol clienti ca toe
mai in LOLA din f,ind sunt doua
locuri sau trei,, u il pofti acolo,
avard grija s,atsaga atentia lui
Dinu.
Vous auraz "a gentillese de
Dien vollloir, une sntre fois, IL.
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server d'avance votrc table pour
lie diner, Chez nonz il y a tou-
jours sale comble.
Abba Sc asezara 81 ''garconii'
|se 81 repezira Gu listele de man
'cari princiare 81 vinurile cele maj
scumpe.
Wanda care era fence GU jul
decata alese tot &C era mai eftin
ca mancari ci ceru vim de masa.
- Ces gems veulent te ruiner,
mon petit! - facu ca, privind,
GU dragoste spre Dinu.
Baetii, luand comanda, Sc pri-
vira in tacerc, 81 dcstepti intele.
|sera fulgerator ca n 'au aface Gu
deal de aia". =
Dinu privea distrat multimea.
Wanda, admirand sala exclama.
t- + frum0asa sala accasta!
In adcvar, era una din ccle mai
|placute ochilor, din localurile de
noapte ale Bucurestilor.
Ploua, de sus, 0 lumina "a
giorno" 81 din balconul potcoava
spanzurat foarte sus, deasupra
'capetelor, iesiau 'blistiiri de femei
81 chelii de baflbati aplecati peste
Ibalustrada ca 50 priveascs pe Gel
de jos 'de la inaltimen 8.
Spanzuran de pilastrii lojilor
plante yerzi de ornamentatie ST
a4dl
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c A u T

Pe sotul meu HE Nimigean 81
pc cumnatii Andreiu 81 Toade.
Nimigean, plecand GU totii de
acasa in cautare de lucru. nu s /;
mai .intors pana in prezent, 81 NJ
am nici stire despre dansii.
Rog pc dansii sau pc eel G.
stu de dansii a mi scric la adresa
MARIEA NIMIGEAN
General delivery
Los Angeles, California.
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- Sa ma iertati. @ afacere III.
genta ma retinut pan 'acum.
81 luand loc un nou tacam fu
pus 81 Ulyse flu servit.
Schimbasera cateva cuvinte ba.
male, cand Wanda intreha:
Cine sunt doamnele acestca
care ma priyesc din toate partile?
Amicul Ulyse Boldur G sim
gurul in masura sd ne dea toatc
lamuririle.
- Doamnele astca! facu
avocatul. - Cateva sunt sotii.
Cele mai multe sunt amante
Ale cui? intreaJba Wanda.
- Ale unuia 81 ale tuturora.
De pilda, doamna de colo, din
fund, blonda, GU parul vopsit, Gu
obraJii zugraviti, cu ochii umbriti
&c creioane 81 de With, Gu ,buxefe
silIlgelate de rouge, 81 Gu sanii
fezandati adunati in 'soutient
gorge, matura sotie q domnu.
lui celia batran din capul mesci,
usc;ltivul acela mic, chel, Gu mus
tata canita 81 capul tremurind.
Domnii earl stau la nlasa Gu cei
dol soti snnt X. Y. q. All uni,
maine altii.. s
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NIII.
Gata, Wanda?
= Gata. Tc-asteptam.


Wanda imbracase, in seara asia,
Q toaleta neagra din al carei de-
colteu ii iesiau umerii superb 81
bratele ei de Venera neciuntita.
Dinu 0 ruga sa-si prinda, la
corsaj, doua camelii din cele cari-i
adusese ell peste vi 81 luandu-si
comoara porni Gu ca spre un foar-
te elegant 81 foarte scump restau-
rant din centrul Capitalei, la
Elisec.
De cum deschisera usa, un val
cald de mirosuri culinare 81 VIC.
lente parfumuri femeesti lie nbii
fata.
Acordurilc unei orchestre tiga.
nesti de mana intaia le mangaiau
urechile placut.
Garderobierul, ON destept 81
care-si cunostea bine clientii, Sc
inclina pana la pamant in fata
celor dol oaspeti 81 luand haina
lui Dinu, in vreme &c ofemee
primes manteau-ul Wanalei, Sc
grabi sd rosteasca
~ Sa traiti, coane Dinulel Dc
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Stunt rugati toti aDonenp
ooqtri q observa urmAt0arel.
reguli Ia trimiterea psnsr'
schinbare de adresx.
l. 81 se bcrie adresa vech.
ande la mers ziarul si adress
onde "a natal.
2. La fiecare persoana ss
go alxture mxrci do Sc. 81 ..
caute sx nj se dea nunele stra
lei q al orasului corest.
Cine nu observx aceste re-
gull in zadar asteapta s4 i -
,chimbe adrssa e& nu &c poats
A4mtniStrastA.
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mai are datoria sd demasce Ligei
Natiunilor 81 intregei streinat5ti
civilizate manoperile complotiste
ale ''victimelor" maghiare.
(Dacia)
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RASPUNDEREA GUVERNU.
LUZ MAGHIAR

Aut0rii della Oradea-Mare re-
cuncsc ca au fost trimisi de ca
tire o organizatie terorista re-
cunoscuta de guvernul maghiar
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(Urnsore)
(Uymore)
: Opriti-l! Opriti-l.
: Puneti mana pc sofcur.
: Opriti autOmobilul!

= Opriti automobilul!
Tn sergent> incepu Sd tipe III
fluerat de alarma 81 suite de tre.
catori alergau in goana nebuna
dupa automobilul fantoma.
Cand Wanda 81 Dinu Sc desme.
ticira, vazura lin furnicar de III,
me stransa in jurul unei biett
copile de scoala peste care trecuse
automobiIul.
Q balta dc sange Sc intindea in
jurul oscioarelor eli zdrobite 81,
ingroziti, amandoi intoarsera ca.
pull.
Sa mergem! facu Wanda.
= infiorator! Imi vine rau.
Criminalii strigau ceta-
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CLUJ. = Intcrogatoriul ofiteri-
lor maghiari arestati la Oradea-
Mare, despre carl s'a dovedit ca
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catorii, in vreme ce Wanda 81
Dinu ajunsera, adanc intristati
acasa.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-25
THE STATE FAIR.

The management of the West Vir-
ginia State Fair, which will take
place the entire week of September
40, has just let the contract for the
erection Of fifty new horse stalls, to
be in readiness when the exhibition
opens Labor Day. Although this
Fair already has 325 stalls, far more
than the average race meeting re-
quircS, the bumper crop of entries
Ibeing received in both the harness
land thoroughbred races makes the
construction of the additional stalls
imperative and may ncccssitatc
further increases TO the facilities for
| housing the racers.
The Wheeling racing card gives
equal prominence to harness and
running races, with total purses APP
proNimating $4,000. Two hundred
and fifty thoroughbrcds and over
100 trottcrs and PAGERS are expected
to participate. A running race cir
cult has been formed known as the
big Three" Circuit. comprising
Erie. Conncaut Lake and Wheeling.
The harness race program is no less
elaborate. The 2:07 stake pace,
with Grace Direct and ether notable
stars entered, will be the feature
Tuesday, the 9Th, and The 2:1O trot
Thursday. Every day will be
crowded with speed events.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-25
HOME: COMING,

On August 10th at the home of Mr.
iricc totiman. near Fort SPRINGS. 4
very happy crowd gathered in
honor OF Mr.. John b. Van Stavcrn.
OF Missouri. Il brothcr-in-Iaw of Mr..
Goldman Mr.. Van Stavcrn. after
an absence of forty-four wears is
spending the summer in Grccnbricr
ana Monroe counties The follow
ing persons were present: Mr. and
Mrs J e. Van Stavern and children.
Frances, NoIina. Helen, Howard and
Ellie Jane, of Pickaway; Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Lively and son Row, of
Ronccvcrtc; Mr. and Mrs J F Van
Stavcrn; Mr. o B Cotfman; Mr. and
Mrs ii ID COfl'man and children,
Louise and II ID .Ir., of Lcwisburg:
Mr. and Mrs II \ Cohman and chill
drcn, Robert, Mary and Virginia. of
Hinton; Mr. and Mrs. J w Longan-
acre and children, Stella, Katherine
and Fred, of Sinks Grove, and Miss
Frances Winall, and Helen Terrell,
of Roncevertc, and Mrs. J. II. Nc
Vcy and children, Rogers, Eva and
John, and Miss Madge Coffman.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-25
PUBLIC HEALTH EXHIRIT-

The management of the Green
brier Valley Fair has provided a
tent for the use Of the County Pub
lie Health Service. The exhibit is
financed by the Grcenbricr County
Chapter Of the American Red Cross
and is under the direction of Miss
Julia Mcllichamp, County Nurse,
who hopes to have Il special exhibit
loaned by the State Department of
Health. Educational literature on
many subjects has been secured for
Tree distribution. Equipment for
hrSt aid treatment will be found in
this tent which. will be marked with
u large Red Cross.
Scales and charts for the weigh
ing and measuring OF babies and
chlldrcn will be Il special feature.
Miss McIlichamp will be present
Tor health conferences from 1890
a. M. to 1890 p. III. and from 2:30
to 1870 p. III
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-25
PETIT JURORS.

Following is the names of the
men drawn to serve as petit jurors
for the September Term of Circuit
Court, which begins Sept. 18th:
q VI Rodgers, Ira Lewis. Guy He'd
rick, II + Conner, Albert OFT, b A
Farmer. John Heplcr, J T. McGrath,
J + Brown, w f Sheppard, Joe
llarrah, J + HaySlctt, Mark Harrah
John B. Livesay, Alfred Davis. r w
ChilderS, J W Maxwell. J l. McDer-
mott, Frank Gillian, John Peters,
Jr.. Tom Pickering, J w Robertson
ChaS. Hollcy, Frank Ncciy. Tom
Rodgers, & + White. John Mccoy
Ben Dixon, ID O Freeman, John Hall
Chas. y Hogsctt. Will Hanna, J
Hcdrick, Homer Holt, Will Rifle
Tom Rellihan, Hugh Brown, Okcy
Hcrn, Jake Cronc, w r Woodson
ID. 5. RapD. Lester Perry, J \ George
VI VI Burr, Russell ,Renick, Lock
l.ivcsay. Joseph + PinnclI, J H
Hcdrick, Jas. X. Laing, r. b. Holt.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-25
MISTAKEN IDENTITY

The grand jury that sat last week
indicted one Harry Comstock for
carrying pistol. This is Harry
Comstock who resides in the West
crn part of the county, near the
Nicholas county line, and not our
fellow towSman. II. w. ComStock.
Our fellow townSman is one of the
most conscientious, Iaw-abiline
citizens of whom we have known
for Years. We publish this for fear
that some of our readers will thing
II IS our friend on account of the
similarity of names.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-25
THE AUTO CONTEST.

SINCE announcement was made of
The Ford Automobile Contest i'm the
independent in the issue of July 81 =.
W., we have been SO busy in the
primary election and the publica-
ton of the county and district esti-
mates that we have had but little
lime to push it or to get parties in
,erestcd. However, many persons
are becoming interested and are
entering the contest. AS Il month
mas now passed and only a few
votes in, in fairness to all the con-
lcStants that they may have more
lime to see the people of the coun-
~ and to get in touch with their
friends at distance, and further
more in the very start of the cam
paIgn. as is just starting, we deem
II wise to set the date Of the
crosse OF this campaign forward from
Monday, November Goth, 1922 to
Monday, January I, 1923. This is
zone solely to give those who have
laken an interest an opportunity to
organize their campaigns and to do
tShectlvc work. The independent
'''''S oNhiSi Ill l)ldClllS tnlS
campaign on foot. AS was said in
me beginning and as is carried in
me annouccmct each week our first
ana foremost object is to reach as
many homes in Grccnbricr Valley
as we possibly can and to bring out
me advantages of our county and
Vi our valley. With this i'm view
we nave started this campaign and
we want all contestants to realize
"'al they are not solely working for
rord Touring Car, but that they
are cooperating with us in plan
'or the furtherance and the advance
"Hent OF their county and their State
nose who are in the Campaign
SO far are:
Lyle Hanna. Rcnick.
MRS. Iva Andrews, White Sulphur
D. A: Dick) Hays, Lcwisburg.
lester Craft, Rupert
-. Clingman, LewiSburg.
MISS Courtney Anderson, Asbury.
MISS Noka HcpIcr, Meadow Bluff.
MRS. John Mcdowell, Lcwisburg.
r, MISS Bianch Humphreys, Organ
Miss Agnes Hayes, Lcwisburg.
w. lie Saunders, Lcwisburg.
-, MISS Helen TrcsscI, White Sui
" \. Hutsinpillcr, Dawson.
= y. Kirby, Roncevcrtc.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-25

The Community House will be
represented in The Red Cross Tent
on Ihc Fair Grounds. Memberships
Viii be solicited and all are urged
to join or renew ut this time. Aside
from the interest manifested by you
actually becoming Il member. the
lee iSl.0O year, is of great bcnc-
lit In carrying on the work of the
House, and is one of our means of
support. Women may join as active
mamDcrS-mcn and children as as
Sociate members.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-25
FAIR RATES.

There seems 10 have been report,
rd in some sections that single ad.
mission of adults to the Fair will
be S1.0O This is an error, as ref.
crence 10 the catalogue will show.
The following is schedule of adj
missions: Single admission-Day
I5c; night, SOC. Between 8 and II
years of age-Day, soc; night, 25c
Season Tickets-Adults, $500: 8 to
ID years, $3.50. Children under s
years of age, free.
W. l.. TABSCOTT. Sccy
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Capt. w. r. Hapsonstail, of Mid
dleport, Ohio, and his brother, }.
NJ. Hoptcnstall, of St. Adams, w. Va.
came through I.ewisburg last Friday
They have visited Gap Mills, where
they were born and other points in
Monroe county. Their father, dur
ing his boyhood days lived i'm Lew
Isburg and was born on Anthony's
Creek. They will stay over in Green
bricr county until after the Fair.
&. &. Hcdrick, Cashier of the
Raleigh county Bank. and family of
Bccklcy, passed through LcwiSbure
last Sunday.
Mrs. w. G.. Preston. Of Fort Spring
is visiting her son, \. ID. Preston,
at Bccklcy, W. Va.
Rev. w. +. Lowancc. of Clover
dale, Va, together with his family,
are visiting relatives in Williams
burg and other parts of the county
this week
REV. Lewis l.. Lowancc of the
Baltimore Conference, now located
at Bcrryville, Va. was visiting rela-
tives in Grccnbrier this week. He
is one of the lecturers at the Confer
ence at Hinton this week.
John w. A Brown, of Orchard,
Monroe county, now nearly 83 years
of age, and his good wife have been
spending two happy weeks in Green
brier county, visiting in the home of
their son, Mr.. e.. r. Brown, at the
mouth of Second Creek, and in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Earl FL
liSon at ROnccvertc. Mr.. Brown is
looking fine feeling well and gets
about Splendidly for one Of his adj
vanccd age He is Il Confederate
veteran.
Attorney Ross A. Watts, wife and
children, Of Fairmont. are in the
county visiting his mother, Mrs.
Mary 5. Watts, and other relatives.
!. j. CTpcr, of Sinking Greek, Va
is in the county this week visiting
his son, w. X. Carpcr. and family
north Of Icwisburg Mr.. Carpcr is
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lesion, have moved into their hand
some summer home just recently
completed We trust their stay may
long and pleasant and that they
may be SO pleased with Grecnbricr
that they may induce others to come
DR. + e. KcSlcr, of Williamsburg,
left this week for Craig Healing
Springs, to take u much needed rest
of few days
MIR. Newton kcStcr, of Staunton,
Va, his sister, and Mrs. Dora SkagsS
of the Richards have moved into
the Jackson property near the Court
House.
Geo. J. Thompson, Agent of the
Equitable Life Insurance Society,
! was recent business visitor in
Lewisburg.
&. ID. Snydor, of Charles Town,
Jefferson county, together with his
sister and son, and Mrs. Duble and
her granddaughter, are guests of
the Misses LancaSterS north of Lew
iSburg, this week.
Among those whose names We
have been able to secure in attend
ancc on the PocahontaS County
Fair this week are: A. w. Arbuckle
Stewart Arbucklc. Houston Arbuck-
lc, DR.. Julian Arbucklc and wife,
Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin, + "A Burgess
Ted Burrows, Harry and Frank
Wilson. Ross Tuckwillcr. Forest
Mclaughlin and wife, Porter Nc
I.auShlin, T. A SydcnStrickcr wife
and daughter, Miss Polly, John
EcholS, Jr., and John B. Sydcn-
stricken, There were several ex-
hibits Of stock, sheep and horses
from this county, but we have not
the detailed information to mention
any. Our information is that the
Fair is well attended and is a sue
cess in every way.
Mrs. Henry Lips returned this
week from New York where she
took the summer courses in Child
Psychology and Primary Methods
in Education at Teachers College,
Columbia University.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-25
NEW DRUG STORE OPENED.

The new cooperative Drug Store
opened this week. Some time ago
the promoters of this project pur-
chased the stock OF the Parker Drug
Store and have opened to the pub
lie cooperative drug store. Mr.
b. ii. Rhodes is in charge and DR..
r ). Moomau, wcll-known in Lew
iSburg, will have charge of the pre-
scription department. Their full
page advertisement appears in this
issue OH page eight.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-08-25
The GREEABRIER COUNTY W0MAn'S
ASSOCIATION.
ADVERTISEMENT

Last weeks contributors were
Mrs. Josephine E. Washington, of
Cedar Hill, Tenn; Mr.. E. Heilner,
of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. r H An
schultz and Mrs. Ben Shooter, of
Lewisburg.
Membership Renewals: Mrs. Jno.
c. Dice, of Richmond; Capt. T. H.
Dennis, Lewisburg.
The incest contribution The Com
munity House has received for some
time has come from Mr. p. r. Collins
of Cincinnati. Mr.. Collins, prompt
ed by his love for Grecnbricr, visit
ed the Community House this sum-
mer and was so pleased with the
work being carried on there, made
pleas TO his business associates for
contributions towards the further
ance of our plans. The names of
these contributors are given as fol-
lows: w p Cooley, V Vinson, Hy.
Abbilil, q \ Parsons, Geo. Kramer,
q. Markham, f Newman, Marcus,
c A Weber, Geo Heilman, G. Fl Lud-
emann, Fl + Lindsey, Geo Smaller,
Chas Kline, II + b., Joe. Eddie
Wueste. Chas Hall, Samuel Myers,
J Hitzfeld. Frank Hull, B w Garris-
on, Wan Rennebers, Pete Gcbh'ard,
NJ Stevens, Ed RoSfeldcr. & Roth,
Laura Moss, w Craig, J NJ Craig,
AliceA Campbell. l. Hall. B Bcrd-
ing, I Mathey, and Mr.. p. r. Collins.