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New-York tribune., 1922-12-21

AndWifeGuests
Dinner Party
suaragan and Mrs. Herbert
shipman Also Are Enter.
tanned at Home of Mr..
and Mrs. Edison Bradley
Mrs. Ladenburg Hostess
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suffern
Taller TO Visit Lalter's
Mother i'm Baltimore

n, and Mrs. Edison Bradley gave a
80, their home, 9ss Fifth Avenue,
- rirbt for Bishop and Mrs. viii
= n Manning. Among the guests
- c,Frsgan Bishop and Mrs. Her
80 %ss et;rmsn. the Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
s,, -. - n stires. PR. Elihu Root, Mr..
a.. Chauncey ncpcw, Mrs. Charles
40 H.smsn- Mrs.. Frederick Pearson.
q. c.nrss Ledlie. Lady Maitland and
NJ Albert Morris Bagoy'
N, and Mrs T. SuHern Taller gave
"'. .De3 ~ their series Of dinners
ivy ~ plaza last night They will
~ ~ az holidays in Baltimore with
~. Tsiler's mother, Mrs. Alexander
Brown
a.. Adolf Ladenburg gave a dinner
,,,f sisht At her home, 1l3 East Thirty
sixth Street.
Nrs Tenton b. Turck, IL East Fifty
,hirj Street, will entertain az dinner
tonight for several members Of the
cast Of the Yale production Of Caesar
and Cleopatra which is to be given
tonight.
M-. Frank Longfellow Croker and
Mss Charity Crocker, who are abroad,
win remain in Paris until New Years,
ard then 20 20 Florence, Italy, where
NJ. Croker expects to join them In
February.
Nrs. W. V. B. Kip gave small tea
fsd dance yesterday afternoon in the
English room Of the Plaza for her
tisghter, Miss Cornelia Kip.
Mrs. Kenneth Lord, Mrs. Carleton
yAey and Mrs. o. NJ. Mitchell were
,mong those entertaining at luncheon
yesterday at the Ambassador.
Mrs Albert VI. Billings left the Am
b,ssador yesterday for her winter
isne in Santa Barbara, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amory s. Carhsrt we're
luncheon hosts yesterday at the Mar
ruery. Their guests included Miss
Iueiie Baldwin, Mrs. Bigelow Tilton
ana Mrs. p. Redmond. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Livingston also entertained there
st luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. lmre dc Josika gave a luncheon
Yesterday IN honor Of Viscountess
Maitland. at her town house, 2S West
Tenth Street. Her guests included Mrs
Claude Beddington, Mrs. Raymond
Ysvemsver, Mrs. William A. Terry,
IaAv Muir Mackenzie, Mrs. Jean st.
Cyr, Mrs.. John Corbin, Miss Abby Nor.
,f.nr Nrs Theodore Schumacher and
Rrs Roland Hinton Perry.
Dr. nd Mrs. James B. Clemens en-
t,rslned At dinner at Delmonico's last
rigbt for their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Cenens. Among those who gave lunch
eoaf there yesterday we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Warner N. Van Norden.
Those who gave luneheons at the
Ritl.Carlton yesterday included Mt.
end Mrs. Julian Gerard and Mrs. Frank
{. Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Burden, Of
Newport, will be dinner hosts at the
Vanderbilt New Years Eve.
Mr.. Thomas A. Cawthra will give a
reception this afternoon at Sherry's for
his daughter, Miss Elizabeth Ruth
Cswthra, who was graduated from Miss
spence's School last year and is a mem
ber Of the Junior League. Miss Cawthra
will be assisted in receiving BY MISS
Cenevieve Cawthra, Miss Jean Douglas,
Miss Katherine Kelley, Miss Margaret
Manson and Miss Cornelis O'Connor.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
TwoLC. C. Members Renamed

WASHINGTON. Dee. 2O.--President
Harding to-day renominated Interstate
Commerce Commissioners Charles O
McChord, Of Kentucky, and Joseph Il
Eastman, Of Massachusetts,, whose
forms expire shortly.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Scientists to Honor Pasteur

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2o.--Leadsrs
IN medicine and science throughout
America will express the debt Of hu-
manity TO Louis Pasteur, French seien:
tist. who first revealed the rayages OF
germs and the methods OF checking
their harm, at a celebration here next
Wednesday to mark the Tooth ami
versary Of his birth.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
JAMES B. THOMPSON

James B. Thompson, a retired I'm.
porter Of woolens, died yesterday. For
twenty-five years prior 10 his retire
ment last June, he had been head Of
J. B. Thompson q Co, ll5 Fifth Az.
enue. lie was born in Hampstead, Md
sixty-hvc years ago.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
WELnRoN GRIrFIrn

ANACoRTEs. wash, Dec. To-
Waldron Griffith, for many years a
recluse, dropped dead yesterday at his
home on Guemes Island, near here. A
son said Griffith had been private sec
eretary 10 the late Roscoe Conkling,
Senator from New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21

Engagement, Marriage,
Death and Ia Memoriam Notices
may be teIephoned 10 The Tribune
any time up 10 midnight for IN
sertion in the next DAYS paper.
Telephone Beckmdn 5000
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Going On To-day
DAY

DAY
American Museum OF Natural History
MstIonsiitsn Museum Of Arti admission
AQUARIUM; admission free,
Prooklyu Museum; admission free.
New York Historical soeietyi Admission
van cOr,landt Park Museum; admission
zoo,oFicai Park; admission free.
Tsu of Fame at New York unlVerHity'
TintSersity Weights. admission free.
Nfueevun ot the American Indian, hege
Foundation. Broadway and lS3th sIee''
Exbisition OF Deming collection Of pic
lures and bronEes Of American Inelsn oaa,
subjects, exhibition OF contemp9'eIrg ~
Engiish and French paintings tne ~
nual exhibition o. BF1Sags ,,..1,rn Fastsrn
Parkway and Washington Avenue All
NeetinK Of the National Industrisl Goa
ference Board, Hotel Aston % %oioeH Z. L.
Nf,sicsi az the Hanrlem philharmonic Do
clety, Waidorf-Astoria. II o.eiooSS' r,aA.
Luncheon OF the Bronx bohto VI
Uotel Commodore, ~ o'clock 80, A..
Luncheon Of the Rotary Cluo' h0'''
I.pneheon meeting of the Exehanh hI,,1. hIeo
Hotel Bresiin, Broadway al l"e"'
ninth Stree es me m htsoeisted w Motion pie
tue Advertisers. Cafe boulevard lf'S0
,,2Slicsn 9elGSn Radio Exposition. Grand Cen
,rsi palace. afternoon and evening.
Ntsefine ef the Daughters OF the Empire
state. waldorf Astoria; 2 oSloeE. go.
Meeting OF the Portia club. hoiei Ah'0''
racturs Z q,oIs by Janet Richards on Questions
81 tire Hour" Hotel Plaza ] Q - 2 eloee 'ls =
Meeting Of the Society OF kestaur~leuIN
Cafe Bouleyard. 3 o'clock. .,,-
r,iy Ilurnnae Association. lecture ey MISS MISS
i.nst Rlchards on Home and Foreign
Arsirs Prom the Washington VIEW
point" ballroom. Hotel Plaza iV'''
o'clock.
r,,-,.s .onsArence Of the National student
Isoram Hotel Brevoort. 1870 O'Clock.
pissrssion OF ''Ths Awakening OF iou'h
miner In honor Of JuEiioe Samuel Green Green
bilHs- gotei Commodore. 7 O'CLOCK
sassEers; George W. Wickersham. LOUIS
Marahaii and others -. x,,,.. r,ft.,,o
,,t,ner of the senior clasc De WIN c.ihtyh c,
Hssh school. cafe Boulevard, o'eloek.
hsktnn.a institute OF Arts and sciences
~ 'sesderay OF Nusie, lecture ~ raw ,.,.l -.
Vernon on Japan" Z e,sl9ek. lse'uisti ~
recital by Beatrice m..erns" Iii
christmas Songs ana CUSTOM" '
,.,,S 9'eiooss - the Bowsry wynnthsysw, Bow.
.,y Mission. if7 Bowery. o'eioeM
Memorial meeting 70 a,.s,Ioo az Amsrica
ssd The Ksrsn Hsyssod' Cooper Union
restvre q,o9s b. Frederick A. wallis on 'rr9. Pro-
t..eser1 before the Osceola Club. lelb
,,.fts5n Avenue, sac o'clock. ,,.
Lecture BY sr-oovernor si.I Snariss Hro.s |sy %
1l-n 1l-n-rs-ie church. BroadWay enc
i-istv.sixth street, o'eloek r.,..
Lecture by waldo Frank on me. ne HesV,Ss Rand
.etooi East Fifteenth Street. s;fo
offloCk.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Guatemala Names Minister

GUATEMALA CITY. Guatemala, Dec.
2O.-Rafaol ID. Poneiana has been named
Minister Of Public Works Of Guate-
mala.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21

u,SAfFR-En,srsd into rest a. her rest
asnea EBg West istth g.. Emllla Mg'
Naisr daughter Of the late walter y.
ara Emile Coddington McNaier. Service
AL 81. Lukee Church, Convent aN ana
itist a., AZ 10 q. M, Saturday
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21

CRAfG-on Wednesday, December 20,
1924 Catherine ~. daughter OF william
and Catherine Craig Funeral services
will be held 81 her home, i3s West iesth
st., on Saturday, December 70, at prm.
Please omit flowers
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21

NesuFA-On December 10. Maria. beloved
wife OF william Mcshea and mother q
william J., Lawrence, hrs John liroi ,
eriok. Mrs. RAY Jackson, John. Danlel
ana Anna Ncshss. lunefai from hs, eg
late residence, Ifi Eeat s'th ~
TbVrsfav December ~. a. tioi themes
10 81. dabriers Church, where a solsta =
mass OF requiem viii be onered toT W.
repose of her soul lnterment NalfAfl
Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21

Tuesday. December 10. Al his
residence, 1910 ieth a., Brooklyn, Cap
tain james r. beloved husband Of Han.
nah Makons Bull. Funeral services At
hts late residence on Thursday, Deosm.
Lnr a. ~ 4 4 M
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21

d. and Mrs. James 3. Clemens en-
trslrsd At dinner at Delmonico's last
r.gbi for their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Censhs. Among those who gave lunch
eosf there yesterday we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Warner N. Van Norden.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Burden, Of
Newport, will be dinner hosts at the
Vanderbilt New Years Eve.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21

Those who gave luneheons AT the
Ritz. Carlton yesterday included MT.
end Mrs. Julian Gerard and Mrs. Frank
C. Henderson.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
RADFoRD-auy ~ ,cAAs1.ii,A cAAPshiLih,A -
NERAL CHURCH broaa"Ay''''n ~
until sunday.

a brief illness. on Decsm.
~. "a i9li. Catherine, beloved WidoN
et Michael Roensy ana devoted moihsl
~ Isnes J., Mary r., Joseph n and
Katherlne A. Funeral from net i@al' ~
residence, ets iiumoo.dt ~ n'VoNlyn Y, y
,b.eee 40 81. Cecllias Church, Hotii
tisnrv and Herbert ais, where nas'
=, rsoulsm will b 0nefed. lntefmeh'
calvary Ctm0terys
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21

NEyEII-Aurells w.ri.gFl slaeTs ssyyiSs, % ps,
rius E. Newell. IN ne, ,slh ystsa ,y,.t,,asmm m AZ.
nsar iGid st., on Thursday Dseembsi
a. At 1910 D. m
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
MUSICAL.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS-sealed bids viii he re-
ceived by the Council OF the Mayor
and Council Of Wilmington. Room 36s.
Municipal Building until June p. 1922.
AT o'clock r NJ. for the excavation
of certain material about the new Davis
incinerator. located at Lower Linden
and Madison streets. Copies or the
nians and specifica tions msy he obtained
At the office Of city Engineer Harry l.
Maier The right 20 reject any and all
bids Is reserved Address all proposals
in sealed envelopes TO the Mayor and
Council OF wilmington. marked Pro
posais for Grading ~ New lnc!nera-
tor" HOMER Z. SIMMONS,
iune2i-2t. Clerk OF Council.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
Sports Summary

NEW YORK Jack Dempsey viii
pay no attention to the challenge
h,ed with the boxing commission
until that body announces It's policy
on mixed bouts. according to Jack
Kearns. The champion will fight
wills as soon as some promoter can
guarantee a fight without interfer-
ence from the public, he said.
NEW YONDoN, Conn.-Three
Harvard crews and three from Yale
will take their nnal work today on
the Thames River in preparation for
the annual Harvard-Yale regatta to-
morrow. Harvard rules a favorite in
the betting
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-John T.
Blossom, Cieve and. captain OF the
Yale varsity nine in 1913 will as
sumo the position Of graduate direc-
tor Of athletics az Yale next fail shc-
ceeding Prof. c. W. Mendel. re-
signed He will act as director OF
athletics and will not be actively
connected with coaching.
PARIS-Georges Carpenter IS
worthy OF another chance with Jack
Dempsey for the worlds heavy
weight championship In the opinion
OF Paris boxing fans.
In a referendum conducted by tho
sport newspaper "L'Auto," 1900
votes were cast for another Demp-
sey-Carpe fight while 5000
voted against H.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22

SPECIAL orFERING-Men's straw
Hats. concealed stitch, cushion
and, cable or saw edge. Price N'ss.
iso complete line Of caps. pleated or
lain haci Price si25. Ephraim and
:phraim, 3 and W. Fourth street s
mayll -eod PCT.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
FOR RENT.
WANTED TO REM
PROFESSIONAL
BUSINESS COLLEGES.


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Make arrangements now for SUMMER
TERM: dav school,.
BEACON COLLEGE.
Tenth and King Streets. Wilmington.
aue23-ly-.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22

Are you anxious to purchase a new
pet. cat or dog? and don't you know
where to go? Then use the sim
piest method on the earth. the Want
Ads They will tell you just where
to get the best of everything.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
praI, rsr,rr-t,,n SALE

BARGAINS-l522 Van Buren ST, Z
rooms and bath: OIL Giipn Ave, 3
rooms and bath. both extra large lots
Delaware $. S. Agency and Realty Co..
905 orange St 1unc20-3t.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
UPHOLSTERY.
'TYPEWRITERs.

I 4. SMITH-Typewrite Exchange.
Typewriters sold. rented and repaired.
Delaware distributors OF F. & r. Check
Writers. w. seventh st. Phone s073
or 2175. dec2i-lyr.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
.
q LIFE AND CHARACTER
. READING
. June %.


The governing sign OF this birth
date is Cancer. the sign OF the crab.
and the governing planet is the
Moon. The gems are either an en-
erald or black onyx. The astral
colors are green and russet brown.
Those born under this sign and on
this date should never marry early
in life: in fact, a single life is gen
orally to be preferred by the Cancer
women. They should study them
selves most conscientiously in this
vital matter. When these people are
unhappy in the marital relations
they are the most wretched people in
the world.
As these people have a great apti-
tude for learning new things, they
should give themselves to such study
as will strengthen the will and en-
tighten the conscience.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
PIANO TUNING.

ptANO TUNING done accurately and
promptly. Also piano and player
,iano repairing. r. W Dri"toll, Phone
e5q2 leD-b-ti.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22

iieht storage rooms
for furniture. Gawthrop Storage Ware
house. Inc. 705 Orange ST. Phone 70.
mari6-t-t-s-iyr.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
HELP wANTED-MALE.

ACROSS THE. CoNTINENT'-A., A. B
Adams, 2226 Pine street. Is invited t'
all at the advertising department o
he Evening Journal for two tickets OF
he Queen.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
REGISTERS ORDER.

ESTATE OF MARY \. L. HALLAM.
EASED-Notice II hereby given
that Letters Testamentary. upon the es-
tate OF Mary \. L. Haliam, late OF Will
mington hundred. deceased. were duly
Granted unto Clement y. Hallam.- on
Inc 9Th day Of June, 4. ID. 1922. and all
nersons Indebted to the said deceased
Are requested tn make payment to the
executor without delay. and all persons
having demands against the deceased
arc reauired to exhibit and present the
"a me. duly probated. to the said execu-
tor on or before the nth day OF June.
A ID. 1929, or abide by the law In this
CLEMENT II. HALBAM.
Executor.
Address 500 w. Fifth street. Whining
ton. Delaware. lune6-eod-9 -9t:
Evening journal., 1922-06-22

PIANOS AND PLAYER rIANOS
t,,ned and repaired and rebuilt. Esti-
mates free. Steinwny representatives..
Phone Ts40.
GEWEHR PIANO CO.
,un.fs-iyr Els W. Ninth St.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22

BARGAIN-Six-r room house. bath.
front and rear porches, gas and ce-
ment cellar. large yard. s.. 700. VIII take
mortgage; immediate possession. 1917
Maple 81. Apply Salamon Motor Co.
600 :. Harrison 81. Phone 15Ii-J.
june2i-2t
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-05-19
ENOUGH TO GIVE EVERY
PERSON EIGHTY DOLLARS
Nation Mas Eight Billion Circulating
Not Hard For Each Ono To Get
HE Full Share OF Coin.

The total amount OF money in the
United states recent inventory
showed to be &s.0Ss,773. 1855. How much
OF it have you to your credit? This
amounts to about $50 for every human
being in the United States. Have you
your $50? II you have not. It IS easy
to get. Save it! You can get 100
times $50 il you save.
But there is only one way to save 1t.
Hhat IL. to lay down . rigid rule to
save certain amount each week or
each month out OF your pay check or
income. A. you saye 1t, invest It.
looking nrst to the safety Of the prIn.
cipal and. secondly. to the interest
return.
Invest IT In United States Liberty
Bonds Or in Government Savings &c.
curities. such as IS War Savings
Stamps. and Treasury Savings Certif-
icates In denominations OF SIS. 800
and $1,000. These Stamps and Certir-
icates pay per cent interest. COM
pounded quarterly. They are suaran-
teed BY the government Of the United
States to increase in value from month
to month and are not subject to mark ct
fluctuations
You always know exactly what \
War Savings Stamp or a Treasury Saw
ings Certificate is worth and you can
always sell 1t back, when necessary.
to the government at that guaranteed
price. Remember somebody is saving
the money you waste. Why not do it
yourself? Your postmaster sells Gov
eminent Savings Securities. Ask him
about them.
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Sack to Primitive Timos

Shortage OF paper. during the war
and since. started the custom of chalk
ing advertisements and announce.
ments Of events on walls and pave
ments. the Manchester (Eng) Guard.
Ian asserts. The practice is increa sing
and promises to become permanent.
Printers must be suffering In conse-
1uence-people will not go to the e1.
pense of ordering posters If they think
piece OF chalk and convenient wall
or fagstone will do as well.
During the recent municipal cleo
lions In this city some candidates ap-
peared to DO dispensing with posters.
In one instance 1t was announced in
Dig letters In blue pencil on the walls
or drinking place that q candidate
would address a certain club there.
Members were cordially anvited to be
present, and there followed the arrest.
Ing announcement. also in blue pencil,
Drinks free
But OF course 1t is by no means Ger.
tain that this last information came
from the writer. OF the earlier part of
thn announcement
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THRIFT CATECHlSM

What 10 wealth? 1t IS anything Of
value that IL the means OF getting
food, shelter, convenience and luxury.
What is capital? 1t Is wealth not
consumed by its owner. but saved for
future use.
What Is money? Any medium of
trade through which one kind or form
Of wealth may be exchanged for an
other. Money employed in business or
industry Is active capital.
What is credit? Credit is promise
to furnish money or other property on
the security Of pledged wealth.
What is AN investor? A person
whose chief consideration is income
return. \ wise investor is one who
considers safety. earning power and
easy redemption without loss, before
putting his money into any property
or security.
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FOR SALE.

528 acres, more or less, of Timber
Land, in White Sulphur District,
one-half mile from railroad.
20 acres good River Bottom Land,
rine-room house and good out-build
in9S; also in White Sulphur District
1856 acres good Fruit, Grain and
Grass Land; well watered and good
buildings. In sight of school house
and Harper Station on Greenbricr
Division c. & o. In Lewisburg Dis
trict. Write or see, NAPIER BROS,
Caldwell, West Virginia. If
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ATTENTION CONFEDERATE
VETERANSt

May II. 1922.
Headquarters w. Va, Division.
L. C.. v. Ronccverte, w. Va.
As advised from Headquarters,
Unicd Confederate Veterans. the
32nd Annual Reunion of the Vetcr-
an Organization will be held in the
City Of Richmond, Virginia. on June
20-21-22, 1922. Brigade Conn.,
,mandcrS and Commanders of the
various Camps of the Division will
take notice of this announcement
and, as provided by The Constitu-
ton and BY Laws Of the Veteran
Organization, will proceed, in meet
ingS Of the respective Camps, duly
called, to appoint the delegates to
MlniCti the respective Camps are
entitled to represent them in the
Reunion Convention. Cominand-
crs and AdjutantS of each Camp
will report these appointments to
their Brigade Commander and will
remit dues to Gen. Andrew Is.
Booth, Assistant Adjutant General
at New Orleans, La.
Announcement is here Dladc of
the Ladies appointed to serve or
Inc Staff of the Division at Rich
mond, as follows: Sponsor, Miss
Lucille TeIlIster, of Anderson;
Maids of Honor, Mrs Elizabeth Will
Hanson, OF Blucfield, ard Miss
Marion Johnston, of Union, Matron
Mrs Wayne Ferguson, of Hunting
ton.
The people CT Richmond. with
generous hospitality. are extending
It cordial invitation TO ali Ennfcd-
crate soldiers. whether belonging
to Camps or moi, and to ihc,: fam
liiCS. But GOl'l so to The Reunion
anticipating H:lal At, on.nlHIltiun>
will D" provided ior YOU willie
There. though committees. appoint
cd for the pa, ,OSr. will see TIA!
YOU have Il plaC" to stay If notified
in time and rates will bc reasonable
1T all hotels and hcal ding houses.
BY command OF
CIiAS s. PENTON.
MHjor-Gcncral Commanding W. Va.
Division.
!. W. Matthew. Adiutant.
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HUMANIZING THE
POSTAL SERVICE

There Is no unimportant person or
part Of our service. 1t Is A total Of
human units and their cooperation Is
the key to its success. In Its last
analysis. postal duties are accommo-
datlOns performed for our nelghbors
and friends and should be so resa rded,
rather than rs hired service Der.
formed for an absentee employer."-~
POSTMASTER General Hubert Work.
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HERE COMES 4 STRANGER!

Let's make our post Office look neat.
Me- Post masier. Slraigh!en up the
rural letter box. Mr. EArmer. Tidy
up some. Mr.. Kural Carrier. First
Impressions are lasting. Maybe Mr..
Stranger. taking notice Of Ihese in.
pr"vrnents. will come back, bringing
ynu benefits. Start these with pos.
raj IMPROVEMENTS WEEK" May
IT,
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IMPORTANT ORCHARD SPRAYS
insecticides Are Made Use a, "a.
Killing Insects and Funsieids.
for 0issasss.

Sprays for orchards are divided IN.
to two claSses-insecticideS and I'm,
gicides. Fungicide IS the name demo-,
ing spray used for diseases CAUSED
by fungi. Insecticides are divided in.
to three classes, sprays being ,nads
to kill insects Of different charac,e,,
istics. Stomach poisons are for KILN,
chewing Insects. repellent sprays ar,
to prevent insects from laying eggs
which hatch out detrimental larys.
contac: sprays kill those INSECTS thai,
get their food by sucking. Bor,lcarI
mixture and lime sulphur solution ara
the most important fungicIde sp.aw
The most important insecticihe sprsu
are arsenate Of lead. paris green, to
bacco, kerosene emulsion and soeps
WOrk fnr tho hast and tina hast VIII
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For SALE.

1875 acres Of land, practically all
cleared; so acres are Of the best
farming land. All good limestone
land, we'll watercd by springs; two
and one+half miles from railroad,
church, stores, bank and creamery.
S-room dwelling and all necessary
out buildings. House and barn
lighted. Apply, at Independent
Office, Lewisburg, West Virginia.
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State Of West Virginia.
County of Greenbrier.
|. o. B. DAVIS, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is
true to the best Of my knowledge
and belief. o. B. DAVIS,
! Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 10th day Of May, 1922.
B. D. Raine, Notary Public.
My Commission expires Oct. 6. 1881
J. NJ. RAINE.
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May is. 1922.
headquarters First Brigade
W. Va. Division t. e.. '.
LcwiSburg, West Virginia.
General ChaS. $. Pcylon, Com
mandcr w. Va. Division L. e.. v.
having given official notice of the
32nd Annual Reunion to be held in
the CiN Of Richmond Virginia,
June 20-2l- 90. 1922, The officers
and members of tie Camps Of the
First Brigade will take notice Of
This announcement and will, as pro-
vidcd by the Constitution and BY
Laws OF the Organization, assemble
in meetings duly callcd.at which
tho Camps will appoint tho number
Of delegates TO which they reSpec-
lively arc entitled in the Reunion
Convention in Richmond.
BY command of
THOS. Fl. DENNIS.
Commander First Brigade.
Papers Of the State will please
copy, or at least give suitable no
ticC Of these announcements.