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Be Practical This Year
Give a Boy Shirts and
Paiamas-Choose Them Here
S each

boy the hardest person in the world pease-and when
you right down the likes something wear Let his
gift then, be good looking brOadOth sht with the long
pointed cOllarOr pair of pajama brOadcOt Hanne
puIover style complete range Of sizes for large
small boys.
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eALE---AUTOMOBI
PACKARD, THE SAFEST
USED-CAR MARKET"

offers Packard cars warranted by
Packard. Each has had careful in
spection.
Prices are allowance plus repairs.
Available now. 1929 Sedan, 1929
Coupe, 1927 Sedans, 1925 Sedan, 1921
Sedan and various other models re-
ceived daily.
Tell us your need and we will
find the car.
PACKARD'S USED CARS,
Kalorama Rd. at 18th.
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LIE B0URGET,
2l27 California &c. NV.

This practically new elevator build.
residential neishbSrheod. yet con.
stores.
Some apartments equipped With
Murphy. beds and open porches.
Resident MANAGER on Premises.
] room and bath. .............SS0 $1,000
I room, kit. and bath. 1000
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED
(Cantgnued,l

TWO BED ROOMS, LIVING ROOM. KtTcH-
en- and bath third floor; completely fur
nished. 1884 Lamont OF. NV. aAs
li64 Z NW..-i OR LARoE, NICELY FUR.
d down = ss sssiaf s psah e oy e0.v
FURNISHED AS You WOULD FURNISH
SSn nSnss; a., iss Hsa f G ma s
roToMAo 1ARK ARARTMETsT,sss si.s ,ss, g
the washington Monument. Here you have
s e: 81 ,.r s
%ssSinsso, m9 ~. Mssni sS ccmpisssss
or without FUN 6ousekeepins fseilities: e
hieh-srade house with standard serves. NO
I5Sl IARB h a6Cooh FRONT ,s c0sN TER
e Rs b. hand HsS sms fur ~ Adams $500
CARLISLE COURT, l4oi COLUMBIA RD...
rom kisehsn; bath bslceony, ysfy COOL
,.Z vi III gA asSS 81 II Ehi NV
bath e tad ist s. alnss 70 sissSs @ ~
iAe rl RAR FuI ERj NV
2 rooms. kitchen and bath; newly deco:
I sscr seTves sd ger os 'i sSd n
Convenient to. market stores. churches, the
E sffFf sfd ySsses d D Iois Rr' AVIS
IF U WANT REAL VALUE
section iarse 6ids. fully eauiPDed. lie lie bath,
Esnas to never kes col ' mi
CONN. AVE. BRIDGE, 8 R., SOS
ana elevator seryics; ali .inproyeme nts;
neatly furn., exclusive apt. Phone Pot. CATO.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APARTMENTS--UN
z7Io sth 81. NW,-s LARQE RooMs'
.s porSa sss s .s n-
FIvE-RooM AND BATH. sIpE e9kcH.
n sSess sDs as s' ohsS S 9a:a 2p IN
ana heat farnisS sHs Prone cOiarnsa osSs
EYE so2 q S5TTMEM, sS ssss.d A an9
ar Sui Ias o, lsss sismofs At Nv
1852 BELMONT NV. AND Rooms.
s fs ssh incna.s GS sI ho' water
aye e 3s SSH ss sss.a am sd Ua
ss sIns BUILDING ns G ls}s siismore st. NV ;asaf
S nssss. al. ss7s WsidsP NV Hd
555 pENNz. AVE. s.E-FoUE E6oMs AND
bath, hot-water. heat. sas, electricity, back
MOE z .fS5; aAl AND BATH APT sEcoNp
n AFTER fhSns L IF 81 s,oS .d, 1s' Mass ave
Columbia I'd, Frisidairei. .. rooms, bath,
ae rSSd a.s rssspsion .a es BATH porch
ssS,n sna s ssSsD .s n. bee dinns eovs
sisa 81 NV: NEAR pu seeaI., cI AZ eSn.
Sen ann r0Gm qst aI sondison: attractive
home surroundings, isnitor service rear
NEW. WEBSTER APT. 44os 1lth ST. NV
Grated. See MANAGER. Apt. 80. 22s
THE DARLINGTON. s0ss 18th ST, CORNER
Col. rd-2 outside rooms kitchen ana paw
$50; 80: including cleo. feirissration. Apply
1925 FLORIDA. AVE. N.W.--Two ROOMS
Kitchen and bath; apartment In good eondi-
ss Yen e s.ss SS Sss sM
sas 18th St. 3 NV. SAUL o2 Rational a,oo,
Ss3o ONTARIO Rp:-cooL; Man n 9.
i ses f snd doOr lss ssnDSsSs Ssas'' rms
TWO LARGE OUTSIDE ROOMS, KITCHEN
cite, dinette and bath. s42.so. Phone Gser-
W Nc 8. c-L2RdE FoUR-Ro6M
view; near cars, stores; ss6. rot. $4is-W,
COR. APT, COOLEST IN TOWN L.ARdE
airy; 3 rooms, Kitchen, bath nrst-class;
Able. ls43 Q St. nv. .-.-....-......
1883 IRVING ST, NV LARqE ROOMS.
siSs lnslsaas sl's'' SS s.: Sssss
I5Sz ONTARIO FL.. Nw-DfsIKABLE. }
rooms and bath, front apartmsnt; cool.
are s sssasa new Very ofs
TWO OF WALLACE BRYANTS UNfouE
artistic l ap.rtmenss one OF two huge tSoms
dent lots Of sunlight and .airi always cool;
turnished with rare ANTIQUES II desired.
.si. Siv We, Hooa s ,or aN s.
100; s wa a. ssiS. ''A 49,
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AND MANY OTHERS TO
SELECT FROM.
OURISMAN-CHEVROLET
SALES CO.,
On Display and Sale
Clio II St. NE.
62s H St. NE. Lincoln 10000.
Anacostia Branch,
18th and Good Hope Rd. Sc.
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EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY.

Corner apt. 24-ft living room With large
library; large bed room. 6 windows. poster
bed. box springs and Beautyrest mattress
dinette fully equipped: FriEidaire; ali cleo
tricity free; continuous hotel service. Avail
able June ! to Sept. 80; 500 mo. Net. $3.50,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
is4s rI sAS yuf bR, NV
ssshsn ans sssn sN sn1
ssiss. s:ssIss :!sS e cont 49,. SSld3 Ss
E GEE AZ , issSSsss1 ssys i g s.t%s..;a E
oonvrxuIEf29eWgHEAfE xAsAorn
NaS iSsS Nv.
rs'; sss;s's s:ssI:s1s:s. s,sa
coNvENIEET 70 i4tn AND PARH M
k,seSsn ana ssfi sssh. .sass Also vesa dss
:si ant. r.ssn; n aissa;a i2s ssss:
~ "CHAS. d. SAGER,
- National .eess. "a lS.h Q: EN-
zs26 l7th ST. NV.
-u,. ssswssn Col, "a a Euclid q. .x,.
sssss s ssss: ssssss%:; H. sssssss:::::::::::::B
sonSsnenees sp ASsrtmsnss f nave sH csssds
'.Do'ni Hs s sea, isHs'0i bi q ssl ..s
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT.
EXCELLENT LOCATION.
rus. 's: ss Sss x1rs ss is, r. and ~ Sess
With YSsSssSi V ysy .; ga iSsiIs VALLEY
fiseS:n' is.d sssh ssa
yssyssisSt front spss.nsns sensis.,ss = q
Annette. ss asa' s ''d
lAos Z @. NV: DIST: lc2Q.-
THE EMBASSY,
1918 Harvard st. NV.
.ssn; HyzssSs , :sd 81 s s.'s s.ss ..snw
'0'Hs iss ssssp BE- S sss9yt,siAiiiSi.' ~
H. R. f16 cSi1 Ei;?s.sfiE CO.,
1911 H St. NV. District 0000.
NEWTON HALL,
1417 Newton St.
Two rooms, kit. and bath.
Frigidaire.
$500 and Up.
Resident Manager.
Adams 1860.
oVERLooKNd .MAKYLANH5, AVE.
ksssss sSa sss sssssie FL ,se
'''''' CHAS. B. b. sAGER. A
National eose. ga lssh o.: NV,
THE WADE,
18th and M SITS. NV.
Just North of Mass. Ave.
> rooms. k;nissnsn. Pat path sns ssssh. sss.ss.
s.s, ssls . BUSINESS '; ssesiSn AKA ass.ss-
mens Stores opru xvxrrwos
Fl. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1913 H St. NV. District ooo0
EDW. M. WILLIS, APARTMENTS.
HiSS sh 8 81 I. x SeuN
Z. Ek ., bath :....i......Ys:.S sS.
r. Hs' d assS 10 issSs ' sf Mi $500 es'oo
r., h., din. aIe. and bath ..,.,,.. .ss7.so
TAOS AA s NW. with rrisisss .s' 7.7s,
o Exc,EPTyc,sIAl4Ex, WELL. LOCATED;
kitchen aud bath, in splendiSis kept build.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
National eoae. baA 18th st. NV,
DON'T MISS THIS!
IF YOU WANT REAL VALUE.
corner blds. near 18th ana Park I'd, ssess
park: handy 70 stores. ears, etc; big square,
psss s sEdS.ss s ss ssn. ss 'Elss the
THE MARINE,
1900 18th ST. NV.
T.. ."......sSsS Z. ........sM5
,,,. @:!SE| ss S;.'l'ss .,,.
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sALEAUToNEoHILEs.
q
COST
PRICE SALEl
STANLEY H. HORNER, INC,
I'LL 14th NV. Natl $500.
n
AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES.
Will be sold at one-half cost.
Every car in good running
order. Owing 70 the tfemen.
dous sacrifice we are making
we will not be able to accept
any trades. All cars may Be
demonstrated.
Terms Arranged to Suit.
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SULGRAvE MANOR,
51so Conn. Ave, NV.

SULGKAVE MANOR,
51so Conn. Ave. NV.
.b I've In nayf III: s sss :ps1 pssns 's tUr
those who desire to reside In an Ct.
mosphere Of refinement and can fur
nish satisfactory references.
Resident manasef; 2t.hour desk.
trio refriseration at the cost OF the
MANAGEMENT
AVAILABLE.
. rooms. kitchen. dining alcove. - :.
foyer. bath and porch. $500. $e3.5o
5 rooms. kitchen, dinine alcove,.
foyer and bath. .............. 2S0
We select our tenants a. you would
youf neighbors.
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1882 CONN. AVE.

CfOZ OO1NIN. ny Lee
z rms, kit. and bath. sos
8 rms, kit. and bath. 49,. 90
Attractively furnished and arranged; bright.
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PEERLESS
FACTORY BRANCH"
HERE ARE

REAL BARGAINS.
Model A Ford Town Car,
brand-new =. $3.50
1880 Peerless De Luxe, g.
cyl. Sedan, 7-pass., 6 wire
wheels -. $50
1880 Peerless 6-eyl. De Luxe
Sedan, 6 wire wheels. :. $50
1929 Peerless 6 De Luxe
Sedan, 6 wire wheels. -. $50
1929 Graham-Paige 6-ls
Roadster ............... B5
1923 Marmon De Luxe IS
Sedan, 6 wire wheels. %. $50
1923 Peerless 4-pass. Coupe,
de luxe equipment, 6 wire
wheels $50
1927 Peerless 8-cyl. Sedan,
7-pass, disc wheels. -. 7S5
1928 Peerless Convertible
Coupe, disc wheels. rum
bic seat. $50
1927 Olds De Luxe Sedan. 245
1926 Buick Standard 6 Sdn. 345
1926 Nash Adv. Sedan. 80. us
1927 Peerless $50 Sedan. >. 345
1927 Peerless $50 Coupe,
rumble seat. .......... ABS
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oURIsMAN's
FAMOUS"
USED CARS.
These famous" used cars are
thoroughly overhauled and recondi-
toned by our specially trained used
car mechanics and are ready to give
you many miles of reliable trans
portation.
REMEMBER-ALL CARS OVER
500 ARE GUARANTEED
FOR 80 DAYS.
TERMS AS LOW AS
SIS DOWN.
MODEL A FoRDs.
- Ford Coupe. 1896
% Fordor Sedan. 48S
cHEy y5ss
2.Door Sedans and Coupes,.
$43o.50.
SPECIAL.
1929 Essex Coach. .$465
BUCKS,
1923.
e. <-Door Sedans,
~ Coupes, rumble seats,
$s9s.
BARGAINSl
1926 Chfytlsr Sedan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l5
ky1I Nubu CUeCu, lhte.. ZOO
1928 Chevrolet Cabriolet. ................ s75
1927 Chevrolet Imperial Sedan. ......... 3e5
1925 Chevrolet Landau. 1875
1926 Chevrolet Coach. ..........,........ i<S
1926 Chevrolet Coupe. ................... 1855
1927 Chevrolet Touring. ................ ITS
1877 Ford Sedan. ..................... 1876
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LOOK THESE OVER!
NEW REDUCTIONS.

All Cars Guaranteed.
And Many Other Fine Bargains.
Trade with us and save money.
Fully Guaranteed. Easy Terms.
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES
FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR CO.,
346 Penn. Ave. NV. Met. 096l.
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Under Saul Management
PENTILLY,
IH1A X 81. N.W.

,,yyna.iki ns diSt s,. e s,. q9yt: dspss:.
decorated shroasSOas s sSmsiIisyi .rss
rooms. attractive lobby, elevator,
switchboard, etc. FRfGfDAIRE on
! rooms. Kitchen ana bath tnany
$50, $62 30, $40, SIS, SIS.
All vacant apartments lighted at
night. See resident manager.
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Screened ssr. ip porsh Fisidairs: tasH tor Sun.
mef; only sls; FURNISHED. SO. can Mes.
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ROADSTERS.

ROADSTERS.
1899 Buick Master Sport Roadster; rumble
seat ivory Duco; se25.
1929 Buick Master Sport Roadster; rumble
seat; black Duco; 5000.
=, 1929 Dodge Victory Q Sport Roadster rum
Bile seat; $3.50.
1923 Oakland Sport Roadster; 6 wire
wheels. rumble seat; $3.50.
is2s Ford Model "A" ..sgort Roadster;
1899 Ford Model "a" sport Roadster; rum
bic seat dark blue Dueo; $3.50.
These cars are fully
guaranteed. Terms.
See Mr.. BARNES,
1724 l4th. Decatur 1890.
Open Till 9 PM.
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LAMBERT!
TIE HOUSE OF CONFIDENCE.
SACRIFICE VALUABLE
TRADE-INS.

Our prices are generally recognized
as the most reasonable in Washing
ton. In Our selection of good late
model cars you will find just the car
you want at the price you can afford
to pay.
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SUBURBAN BOARD.

ss7i szth ST. MI. RAINIER, MD.-dentle-
man and wife who work In city; cool, com.
Portable. and home cooking; private family:
FORT STRONG VILLA.
On Lee Highway, Va, 1 mile from Wash
inston. Large house and spacious. shady
lawns; city eonvsniencess vel f9S, ROOMS S:
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6426 Conn. Ave. NV.
Northeast Corner Conn. Ave.
and Legation.
Recently completed modern build.
ing. Electric refrigeration, operated
at owners expense; 24-hour switch
board service; Q fast elevators. oper.
with shower; garage In basement.
Building under constant supervision
OF 2 COMPETENT resident manager.
Suite OF Three Rooms, Kitchen,
Dining Above and Bath,
with Porch, sos,
TWO Rooms, Kitchen, Dining
Above and Bath, $72.s0.
Apartments Open for Inspection
Day and Evening.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1930-01-23
NEON, KY.

The senior representative of the
Herald made trip to Neon, KY,
the weekend of last week, seeing
that part of the industrial section of
Kentucky.
Jenkins is beautiful place, and
an ideal place to live.
We found the little city of Neon
a shining, hustling beehive of bust
ness, with II dry goods stores with
large stocks of merchandise, nice
grocery stores, restaurants, hard
ware stores, garages and hotels. The
bank there is doing good business.
They have beauty parlor there,
but we did not have our face lifted
There are quite a number of Jews
in business there, which explains why
it is a hustling town.
The people there are friendly and
sociable, and always invite you to
come again.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1930-01-23
BEAR TRACKS THICK
IN BLAND COUNTY

With bear tracks reported thick
IN the desert" in Bland county
turing the snow, hunters were re-
ported in that section yesterday,
heavily armed and with trained bear
hounds in hot pursuit. 1t was report
ed that one big fellow had crossed
the road near Bastain, headed for
Beartown. The dogs took up the
trail and at last reports were max
ing it hot for Bruin.
There are number of veteran
bear hunters in Bland county who
own trained bear hounds. The tracks
discovered Friday night were the
first evidence of the presence in the
Desert section of large black bear
this winter, it is said.
1t was thought by local bear hunt
ers that the big one travelling had
emerged from Beartown with the
storm and was prowling around in
the Bastain neighborhood in quest
of a pig or sheep.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1930-01-23
Change In Game
Laws Proposed
PROPOSAL To Change License Fee Is
Considered At Conference

Richmond, Jan. 16.--Suggested
changes in the Virginia game code
were generally approved at con-
ference of the State commission 'on
game and inland fisheries and repre-
sentatives Of various outdoor organ
izations here today. Every section of
the State was represented.
The proposal to raise the license
fee came in for considerable argu-
ment with representatives some OF
the clubs contending that the pres
emit fee was sufficient. Following the
discussion, q vote was taken sustain
ing the increase, which would make
the county fee 1925 and the state
fee $3.25.
Major A. Willis Robertson, chair
man of the commission, in opening
the meeting, said that the legislation
suggested by the commission was
necessary to eliminate numerous local
and county laws passed years ago
and still effective.
"We hope to generalize State
game and fish laws and at the same
time allow the commission the right
of jurisdiction in enforcement of To-
cal regulations when necessary" he
stated.
Major Robertson said that addit-
ional interest is being shown in hunt
ing and fishing each year, in point.
ing out that last year $4,000 hunt
ing licenses were issued. He predict
ed that during 1880 there will be
more than 10000 licenses issued"
The variance in the season adapt
ed for squirrel hunting in different
sections o. the state was the sub
.;ec. It discussion by game club mem
bers. They pointed out that in the
Southwestern section the best sea-
son starts in the middle of August
and in the eastern section the sea-
son is better month later.
The commission proposes to make
a uniform law opening the squirrel
season from August Is to Septem-
Der Is, then closing until November
Is when it will run it's usual limits.
Under another suggested regulation
the commission would have the right
to change the law in any particular
county as needed.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1930-01-23
Hall To Propose
Free Textbooks
viii Offer Measure Covering Ele.
mentary Schools Wednesday

Richmond, Jan. Delegate
Wilbur C. Hall, chairman of the Vir-
ginia House of Delegates finance
com,nitte, in a telephone conversa-
ton from Leesburg tonight, said he
will introduce bill providing for
free textbooks for children in Vir-
ginia's elementary schools, in the
house Wednesday.
Delegate Hall said he believed free
textbooks, particularly in the rural
districts, will do more than any sing
lie thing to place the country schools
near parity with those in the richer
sections.
virginia is one of the only five
states, which do not buy books in
this way" Delegate Hall said. SIT
has been found in states where the
textbooks are contracted for by the
department of education that better
prices are given by publishers.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1930-01-23
BANK AT ST. PAUL
DEFERS ELECTION

The st. Paul National Bank ne. |
it's annual stockholders meeting
Tuesday, January Ia. Due to the
absence of the president, R. W.
Dickinson, the meeting and banquet
was presided over by M. M. Long.
During the dinner speeches by stock
holders and officers of the bank
brought cat that the St. Paul Nation
al Bank as served it's friends and
patrons Tor almost 23 years, and has
enjoyed steady and constant growth.
In spite of extra expenses during
the past year, the usual dividends
were paid and the officers are opti-
mistic for the coming year.
The stockholders were guests OF
the bank at the dinner served by the
Beptist Missionary Society. This fea-
ture was voted an annual affair.
At an assembly Of the stockholders
it was found that, lacking quorum,
election of officers would have to be
postponed until later date, Jan
uary 25, was the date set.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1930-01-23
HONEY CAMP NEWS

Honey Camp basket ball team de
feated Lions Fork Hi by a small
margin last Friday on the latters
court. 1t was hard fought game
from start to finish. Honey Camp
took the lead. early in the game, and
continued to hold it throughout the
game. At the end of the first quarter
the score stood S and 2. Honey
Camps players were: Fred Rose, RI.
Carl Stanley, If, Carter Crabtree
LIZ. Carl Stanley located the hoops
for the most field goals for Honey
c., Roscoe Beverly, Rg., Clyde Rose,
Camp, while the whole team did some
excellent playing. Mullins for Lions
Fork was easily the star for that
team. At the end of the game the
score stood 20 to II.
Lions Fork Will meet Honey
Camp in another game Friday, JAM
uary 81, at Honey Camp. A good
game is anticipated.
Ella Hughes, daughter of Ballard
Hughes of Georges Fork, died Sun
day after a prolonged illness.
Luther Richardson and Josh Rose
who are laboring in the coal fileds
of jenkins spent the weekend with
relatives of this place.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1930-01-23
A GOOD HOTEL

The travelling public will find no
better hotel accommodations in the
mountains of Kentucky than the
Cumberland Hotel at Neon, KY. Col.
John Wright is the high Chief. The
Colonel is affable, and accommodate
ing. He feeds lavishly, and there's
no frills about the tablet is all
there before you, and you take your
choice according to your appetite.
The CUISINE is all that is desired and
the cooks know how to cook, too.
This hotel has over 40 rooms, steam
heated and electrified.
Mine Host Wright will take the
best of care of you, but you must
not spit on the floor
A barber shop is built into the
lobby for convenience of the guests.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1930-01-23
HAYSI NEWS

A raid was made in the Sandlick
districe, January 81, by c. S. Colley,
l.. E. Bellanfy and Ezra CULLEN, re-
venue men, accompanied by B. H..
Edwards, P. B. Sutherland and R. &.
Raines, local officers. They cut up
two large outfits and destroyed 500
gallons of mash, making one arrest
and suffering the remorse of seeing
one make his escape.
Sunday, Jan. 10, 1t was reported
to Deputy Sheriff B. H. Edwards
and Levi Hall, that drunken man
was put off the north bound train
between Haysi and Bartlick. Upon
coming up with him the officers were
about to turn him loose becaused it
seemtd that there were nothing
wrong with him, when the man stoop-
ed to light a match on the railroad
pint bottle of whiskey fell from his
pocket. The officers brought the man
to Haysi where he was permitted to
post bond before Justice Raines.
Philip Deel, a student of Haysi
Hight Sshool has been very i'll for
few days, but is recovering.
w. H. P. Baker is again seen on
the streets of Hays after long Wis
it to Abingdon, Virginia.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1930-01-23
Aged Man Near
Death In Home
Recovering Consciousness Ramzey
Thompson, Richlands, Tells of
Swallowing Tablets In Cafe

Richlands, Va, Jan. 18.--Ramsey
Thompson was found unconscious in
his home in the Dalton addition Sun
day morning, by his son, who is mar
ried and lives not far distant. Mr..
Thompson is advanced in years. He
went to Cedar Bluff with a party of
men near his age and when he came
back about S or 8 o'clock, it was
earned afterward, he could not walk
without assistance from the man who
was with him, so he was put into his
home alone. His son, Sunday morn
ing went up to see his father before
eaving town. On opening the door
he found his father apparently dead.
He was stiff, and no signs of life
ould be found. A physician was
summoned, and after working som
silme with him. signs of life appear
ed, but he could not speak until near
the middle of the week. 1t is thought
ne was doped. At first there was
little hope for him and his relatives
were called to his bedside. 1t is said
he told some of his relatives he took
three tablets of some description
ghile in a restaurant at Cedar Bluff
Is he was feeling bad.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1930-01-23
BRUSH CREEK

Byron Stanley, of jenkins, KY,
visited friends and relatives here last
Saturday and Sunday. He says ne
enjoys being out on the farm where
he can hear the Barred Rock rooster
crow.
George Meade and wife spent last
week visiting friends over in Jenk-
ms, Ky. They called on Mr.. and Mrs.
IIobert Bently.
Mrs. j. Harmon Mullins is very
sick. She has been in declining
health for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.Powers spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Keith.
{ arl and Estelle Stanley visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Stanley last
Saturday and Sunday.
Anvil Phipps, who is employed at
jenkins, returned Saturday night to
his home here.
Luther Fleming is now working
for X. r. Dotson and w. o. Deel.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Fleming has been very ill, but is now
improving nicely.
Mrs. Bertha Fleming and her
sister were the dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Jonas Fleming last Tues
day.
Miss Mildred Willis was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lhther Fleming
last week. end.
Leonard Mullins has been very
very busy blowing for the past few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Phipps are the
proud parents of fine baby boy.
Mrs. Goldie Counts was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmitt Fleming
last Thursday night.
John Short and Virgil Skeen were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Keenis
Stone last Tuesday night.
Mrs. Bertha Fleming and and little
Roy Bill and Miss Mildred Willis
were the DINNER guests of Mrs.
Clercie Meade last Monday.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Bailey is very i'll at this writing.
Miss Estelle Stone spent the week
end with Miss Mildred Willis.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Fleming and
family We're the dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Fleming last
Sunday.