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NOTICE
A list of Real Est!-te in Tazewell County, Virginia delinquent1
for non-payment of taxes and levies thereon for the year 1917,
except land:; and lots heretofore sold to the Commonwealth an
d not redeemed.
35^* See notice of Sale at end of list.
.IEFFERSONVILLE DISTRICT.
WHITE
K?me
Quantity
Altizer, W. T.35 neres
Bowman, Annie E.2 acres
BrewBtor, B. G.10'i acres
Crockett, C. W.74.1 It acres
Dunford, Daniel, .34 acres
Gillcspie, John W., .13.97 acres
Gillespic, Dr. J. R...12 acres
Howard, Nannie P.14 acres
Hall, Mary A.
Hilt, W. E.
Hoops, W. L.
Long, Hugh, .
Peery, Nancy, .
Rhudy, G. G., Est of..
Smith, W. L.,
_H and L
,...90 acres
... 5 acres
... 15 acres
.5.90 acres
..350 acres
.1 Lot
Waldron, S. E.1 acre
Description. Tax and Levies.
Beech Pork.*3.13
N. Side Stony Ridge.9
Crockett's Cove. 1.17
S. Kork Clinch.13.04
Beech Pork.1,77
Cavitt's Creek. 3.00
Clinch River. 7.8.1
Near Dry Town. 6.4'f.
Dry Town, . 1.30
Poor Valley.5.08
N. S. Pt. Lick Mt. 2 02
N. S. Clinch River. 1.05
L. Shire Branch.78
Top Clinch Mt. 4.57
Thompson Valley.52
Pisgah,. 4.90
TOWN LOTS ?TAZEWELL.
Asbury, J. T. and Mollie Lot 14, aec.8
Cregar, Julia, Est.Lot 7, sec. 5
Church, Louisa, .Lot 3, sec. 13
Litz, Mary . A.Lot No| 3
Lawspn, A.H.&Bessic Lots 13-14, sC.10
N. Taz. Land Corp.
Nor. Tazc. Land Corpo., Lot 13, sec.9
Nor. Taz. Land Corpo. Lot 14, sec. 9
Vandyke, Wm. M..
Hotel Avenue. 3.78
Tazewell ave. 188
Hotel
Hotel
ave.,
Hotel ave., .
Hotel ave., .
Hotel ave., .
S. of C. H.,
3.78
.94
7.5G
1.88
5.10
1.32
2.2G
TOWN LOTS?NORTH TAZEWELL
Fuller,.Ch?s. aiidM.A.Yates Lots 14-15 N.W depot, Riverside ad. 3.40 |
Ruble, J. G., .Lots 49 and 50 N.W. depot, N.T.Land Cor.,.. .94
Vandyke, Oscar.Lots 61, 52 GSN.W.depot, N.T.Land Corpo. 1.41
Williams, M. C. S. W. Depot. 0.02 j
COLORED LAND.
Donley, Louisa, .IL and L
Smith, Frank B.H and L
Smith, Annie, Est.H and L
Thompson, Newton.II and L
R. R. ave. 1.30
S. E. of C. IL, . 2.00
S. E. of C. II. 2.00
R. R. ave. 3.91
TOWN LOTS?NORTH TAZEW ELL?COLORED
Thompson, Lizzie,. S of depot, .
CLEAR FORK DISTRICT.
Ashworth, H. E.12
Burton, Ranie.L. 10 17. S. I.
Bruce, G. D., _L. 10,17,17,19, S.30
Bennett, Susan, .11 acres
Burress, B. C., .L. 125x120 ft.
Basher, Alice and Princo Patrick LS2
Bluefield Fair Assn,. .. .buildings, etc
Burton, Sarah.1-12-12&2l&tract
Clear Fork. 2.p0
Clear Fork.1.83
Clear Fork. 3..2
Yaids. 2.00
Sergeant. St., Graham.87
Curran Branch, . 40
A, Beaver Creek.135.27
West Graham,
Bundy, R. F.L. 20, S. 2 West Graham,
Dales, M. R.2A
Compton, Delilah.3A
Compton, Mary, Est., .OA
Compton. Fred, .11 and 1A
Caudil, J.F.&M.C.L. 1.2,3.4. S. 9
Carper, Lelia S., .Lot 3
Carter, John'.60A
Carter, H. C,.L
Carter, Ida.30.0A
Carter, Jennie B.II and I A
Cox, Frank H..20A
Coonie, John, . . '1' A
Childs, John.Lot
Denver, A. G., . .H&Lts. U,12.l3jS.l
Dillion, Louisa, .2SA
Davis, Robt.&wlfe, \ . .H&I.ts lOlo 15
Davis, Robert.V4A
Durham, Alex, .H und 3A
Devier, C. P., .H&L 14&15
Frye, Dixie May.H&L
Freeman, J.A. and P.P.5%A
Freeman, J.A. and F.P.,53.3A
Cillespie, J. S. et als,. .2325A. bal.
Gillcspie. J. S. et als..1000A bal.
Gillespie, D. A..14A
Gilliam, M. S.133A
Gilliam, M. S.2 tracts
Gregory, Station&LouisF.H&L
Gregory, Sarah.H&L 20&21
Gilbert, Laura E.30A
Hcndricks, A. F., .,.10-A
Hendricks, A. P., .2 V* acres
Hcndricks, A. P., .8 acres
Hamlet, Peggie, .L. 12, Sect
Harlese, Gillie,.4% acres
Johnson, Samuel, ..H&L 100, Sec",8
Jones, Bettie.L. 21, S. 1
Jones, Callie I., .Hr.ndL
Jewell, Pearl.HandL. 3, 4, S. 1
Kroll, J.P.&II.B.etals_275 A bal.
Keesce, Albert, .289 A
Knight, L. L.,.Tract
Kidd, M. A.18A
Kitts, Geo. K., .II and 2 Lots
Kahle, W. D.2 Lots
Lewis, Samuel.3A
Leftwich, T.K&vvife.In. in tract
Lucas, J. K.. .11 and V4 150A
Lawrence, Alice, ..'..HandL
Lockett, Lucy and John, L, 4, S. 2
Mays, Geo. W.Tract
Marsh, Mary E.HandL
Mitchell, Robert*wife, ..L. 0, Sec. 8
Morton, Harman&Co. L2C&apt.3, SB 2
Mills, Romulus, ....HandL and S.5
Mullens, S. A.andwife, .IIA
Moore, J. T. et als.L.28, 33, S. 2
Moorman, G. H. andW.F., L.3.S.8, bal.
McFarland, E. C.40 A
Miller, Perkins, .L. 52, S. 3
Neel, A.J.&B.G.Wynn, 2 pnrcls&H's
Ncel, Geo. L...HivndL.8, Sec.2
Newberry, E. L.224 A.
Pauley, Margaret, .20.80A
Phillips, John, Est., .2A
Pierce, W. M.Lot 135,130, S. 9
Perdue, Joseph.H andL
Porter.L.E.&Mrs.P.C.Winbourn, 150A
Portor. S. B..HandL.22, S. 4
Porter, S. B.,.Lot 10, S. 3,
Reynolds, J. T.14A
Reynolds, O. W., .9.02A
Reynolds, Geo. A.HandL. 3li
Rosenbaum, Durnsbey, .I4V2A
Rolen, Minnie.11%A
Spracher. Mrs. May.Lot 15, S. 33
Sink, John A., .HandL
Stump, Charles, .L.88, S. 0
Sadler, Jos.,..L.45, S. 9; L.44-45, S. 7
Scott, Emma, .8A
Sydner, Thomas.Tract.
Shields, Julia A., .Lot
Stowers, D. D., .1.?6A
Stowers, J. F. and Nannie, .... 14A
Slade, Cornelia.int. in lot
Tabor, C. M"., .94 A
Tabor, Brtley, Est. of.Vi A
Thomnson, Estill,..H and 3000 so. ft.
Wilburn, T. W.HandL
Wyatt, Mary C,.8A
Woody, C. R.,. .L. 9, S. 1
Wagner, M. L., .15.v
Witten, Mrs. Sallie J.20.2A
Witten, Dr. R. M.22A
Williams, E.L. 150, S 2
Willinms, C. A.Tract
Wnlker, Samuel G.L. 18, 9; S. 1
Wingo, S. II.45%A
9.17
1.14
.42
2 00
8.20
Kails Mills
Mud Fork, ..
West Graham,
Laurel Creek. 2 29
Boisscvninc. 2.29
E. Graham.23
Bluestone. 4.68
S.2 Curran Branch, .23
Bluestone. 4.18
Bluestone, . 2.07
Clear Fork, . 1.37
Dividing Ridge. .1.22
Curran Branch.OS
Rollins Hollow.4.S2
Curran Branch, . 517
West Graham.17.19
Stonv Ridge.67
Yards, . 2.70
Rollins Hollow.2.29
Graham. 2.G3
Valley Ridge, . 3.81
Valley Ridge. 4.02
E. River Mountain, .10.05
E. River Mountain, . .. . 1.44 j
Stonv Ridge, .46
Clear Fork, .. 2.14
Clear Fork, .57
Clear Fork. 2.88
Rollins Hollow. 1.4?
Wright's Valley. 2.07
W. Graham. 2.29 .
W. Graham, .1.71 !
W. Graham. 1.9b'
Curran Branch, .36
Falls Mills.81
Boissevainc, . 2.19 .
Coal Branch.23
Falls M?lls, . 2.52
Falls Mills. 4.13
Buckhorn Mountain.2.19 j
Cuccan Branch. 2.QX>
Near Pocahcntas,. 4.02 '
Bluestonc. 4.76
W. Graham,. 5.73
Falls Mills, . 2.07
Curran Branch.36
Clear Fork. 1.14
West Graham.10.31 I
Mud Fork. 2.87 j
Boissevainc.40 '
Boissevainc. 2.04
Rards. 1.03
Boissevainc.91
N. Graham, .. 1.14
Curran Branch,. 0.41
Falls Mills. 5.59
West Graham. 1.37
Curran Branch, .36
Clear Fork. 5.84
Curran Branch,.67
Graham. 9.17
West Graham. 4.59
Clear 'Fork. 6.13
Curran Ridge, .95
Laurel Creek,. 2.30
Curran Branch,.46
Yards. 2.08 j
Chestunt Ridge.3.45
Yards, . 6.74 |
Yards.67
Bluestone. 3.90
Bluestone. 1.14
West Graham. 4.59
Burke's Garden, . 8.95 ;
N. W. Grnham,. 3.83 !
Graham, .67 ;
Div. Ridge. 2.2?
Boissevainc, .?SJ
Curran Branch,. 3.45
Mud Fork, .72
Coal Branch. 1.72
Laurel Creek. 1.14
Near Craham,.57
N. W. Graham, .10 50
N. Graham. ;\29
Mud Fork.10.70
Falls Mills,.23
Boissevainc.3.22
West Graham,. 4.50
Falls Mills. 1.35
Boissevainc.46
Falls Mills. 3.09
Bluestone, . 4.63
Bluestone, . 3.53
Boissevain, . .23
Coal Branch, . 1.72
W. Craham. 1.83
Mud Fork, . 4.13
MINERAL LANDS.
Dotaon, F. W., .12A Laurel Creek, . 2.28
Herman, Jno. M., .168A Divides, . 6.87 .
Moore, E. II.75A Laurel Creek. 1.83
Moore, J. W., .76 Vi A Laurel Branch,. 10.54
Bailey, Rebecca, .../.35 A Laurel Creek, . 2.28
Pcery, W. E. et als.,.312.50A" Laurel Creek, . 0.71
Watts, J. G., rustee,.212.50A Laurel Creek. 9.71
TOWN LOTS?GRAHAM
Anderson, R. C.Lot 1, Sec.6 . 3.94
Burress, R. A., .L. 6, Sec. 41 .78
Bough, W. F., .L. Graham ave. 1.58
Baugh, W. F.HandL. 7, Sec.23. 4.73
Baugh, W. F., V2 of lots 39 and 40.S.60. .94
Belcher, Mary A. ..Lot Reynolds St. .94
Clark, Julia, .L. 7, Sec. 36.64
Clark. J. P.L. 9, Sec. Js.81
Dudley, J. F., Lot-j 1 to 10, See. 63 . 6.30
Dudley, J. F., Lots 13 S. 8, Lots 10.S28 . 3.65
Duvis, Robert and Oscar Allen,
One-half lot Highlands avo.79
Elrigo,A.R., L.13 W.E.Bano pit. S.O .47
Franklin, Moron V.,.Lot. 6.S.41 .315
Franklin, W. J. Est. of, HandL. Sec.3. 3.90
Grayson, W. W., _Lot 6, Sec. 42 .39
Horaric, C. E.,_L.3 and H., Sec.12 . 2.7;i
1 Heathormnn, James,.Lot .79
Jones. Mid., Lot 12, Hollow Reserva.39
Johnson, R. E. and Nannie F. H&1A . 7.08
iJohnson,J. W. and Pollv, L156 E.Gra.39
IKriss, C. M..Lots 17&18, Sec.39 .75
Leirel, Bcttie. Lots 12andl3, Sec. 36 . 3.15
Moore, O. B. and C. W. Black 2 lots
(near A. 1'. Browns), . 1.6&
Morion, Harman andCo. L.10 blck. 2 .79
McCriscord, J.A.,lotll sec.8, Gramfld. 1.00
Neel, W. L.Ixjts 4 and 6, Sec.49 .1.26
Palmer, Birdie, Lots 14&15, blk. Q . 7>.
Short, W. J., HandL R.L.G. plot, S.5 . I0.2ii |
Simpson, J. H. H.nudL. B. Graham . 1.73
Ti.bor, E. IL Est. of.llandl. 1.73
Walker, Leila S., HandLa.12-13 S. 35 .?.2.12
Wootwui.C.J.&J.D.F. lot2, s.3G,Lll,s27 .VO
Walk. Henry, .L.21, Sec. 63 .73
Woods, James.L.18, and 110 ft. 3.16
Wilson, J. W. 1-3 int. Watrbg Semi. 4.7?
TOWN LOTS?POCAHONTAS.
Sincox, Mary, .half-lot . 3.15
Standard Oil Co.Lot and tank .28.02
Sowers, A.J.&Emma, 1-2 int. in lot . 1 ,v>
Tabor, J. S.HandL, Sec. 21 . 0.32
Walker, Samuel G.37A. Lot andll
(Inn Properly).168.81
DELINQUENT LA NDS?COLORED.
B.-no, Wade.L.12, S. 33 Graham.57
Clark, Randal, .30A Muud Fork. 1.88
Froo. Sallie, Vi int. in 21 A Litl.Kidge Little Ridge. 1.3b
Heath, Milton.35A Stony Ridge. 1,60
Harman, W. V. Est. of .89A Slor.y Ridge. 6.14
Holland, J. B., .5 lols Graham. 1.14
Pleaaants, W. II.HandLfi Sec 3 West Graham.3.44
Robinson, Charles L. ...HaandL 363 Graham, Rap. Hollow.2.29
Robinson, Ohas. L.L. 2, S. 3 Gralinm.46
Robinson, Chns. 1.L.8, Hollv Res. Graham.23
Smith, Early S.,.L. 15, S.4 W. Graham. 1.14
Shell, C. D.,.Lois !) to 14, inc.10 31
Sinkford, Milton.85A Valley Ridge.3.05
Turpin, Cornelius, L.12 and 13, Scc.3 Graham. 3.4,i
Tfigg, Rose Ann.??...37A Tip Top. 3.39
Thompson, Ellen.30A Stem iiidgc, . 4.13
Thompson, S. J., .L.7 Tip Top. 1.14
Thompson, M., Est of.Lot 10 Tip To|. 1.83
Tanzimorc, Howard.10A Mad Fork. 2.29
Wisham, Jno., .HandL . 1.14
Woolfolk, Mary.Lot land2, SI E. Graham, .91
TOWN LOTS?GRAHAM?COLORED.
Brown, J. E.Lots 9, 10, 11, 12 . 1.68
Downs, Eliza and Joseph.Lot .79
Gray, Geo. Est.oi JlandLts 2-0, Sd.12 . 5.9*
Holloy, Sallie.HandL 10, S. 88 . 1.11
Hicks, A. C, .Lot 13, Sec. 7 .70
Kirtlcy, Crockett, Lotsl2nndl2, Blk.G .79
Maggisoil, C. R.Lot 12, Sec. 35S . 1.5?
Snundcrs, Edward, Interest in Lots
?25, 20, S. 30; S. 39; L.8, S. 29,. 8.1)4
Woods, James.HandL 22, sec.39 . 0.46
Woods. Clarence, HandL. E. Graham . 6 60
Woods Lena M., . . L, 2. Highland avo .70
TOWN LOT'S?POC A HONT AS?COLORED.
Fioc, Charles.HandL Rolfe St., . 0.30
Witten, Dora S., .2 I,ots . 1.18
MAIDEN SPRING DISTRICT.
Brown, Jas. F.ftA Clinch River.21
Brown, Jas. F.15 IIA Clinch River, . .3. 1.69
Beavers. T. Alex.30 Vi A Middle Creek. 1.71
Beavers, A. D.,.30A Indian Cieek. 1.28
Brewstcr, Corn.,.. ..OA Reedy Ridge.10
Brewstcr, J. M.OA Baptist Valley. 1.63
Boyd, G. W.52A Little Valley. 2.21
Crabtrec, Thomas, Heirs, 3-7 of 26A Poor Valley.2-'<
Carter, R.W.&P.S.Elswick.Lot Big Creek.28
Cummings, C. J.2C0A S.S. Flat Top Mtn. Lid
Fnnoy, John, . .rtLots 20 and :',u, S10 Richlands, .42
Hankins, Robt. C. and Polly . ...v&A Red Ash, ._'J
Holloway, Jesse.'. ...50A Clinch Mountain, . 10.8
Hagerman, Harvey.75A Hilton Branch, . 4.HO
Harrisson, J. B., . <A Reedy Ridge.40
Horton, L. JL, Est.35A Sink Hole Creek. 3.72
Hammond, Sarah.,,,*.,.. 102A Bearwallow. 8.7;
Horton, Jno. H. 8BA Mill Creek. 1 07
Kirk, Wm.SA Poor Valloy, .?3
Kirk, Wm. and J.S.Roctor
1 share French estate. Poor Valley. 2 u'"
Keen, Newt.25A Big Crock. 1.?3
Ilster, J. A.11.37 Near Richlands. 1.28
Lester, J. A. 05A Kent's Ridge.12.49
Luwson, Sarah & Mary Cruey, 8.82A Coal Creek, .3:'.
Lankford, Mary J.5A Middle Creek.42
Patrick, Jas. R. and Laura J. . .4.9A East Cedar Bluff.42
Promt, Mrs. Belle,.2 Lots Richlands. 1.48
Palmer, Thos. J.Lot Big Creek.22
Russell, J. Wr..3A Middle Creek.22
StLnson, C. B.21 Mr A Gray's Branch, . 2.74
Stinson, Florence J., .19A Gray's Branch. 2.42
Sparks, Joseph, .19A Clinch River. 3.23
Sparks, John H. Heirs.31 Ms A Clinch River.- 5.3h
Sparks, Jonas and Silas, int. in tract Lick Branch.52
Sparks, Silas H.,.13.21A Lick Branch.80
MINERAL LANDS.
Blankenship, Jno. W.1A Coal Creek, . 3.14
Cacy, R. G.8A Coal Creek.85
Corvin, J. L., .5.7 and 6A Town Hill,. 1.28
Corvin, J. L.Strip Town Hill.43
Deskins, Boyd....1A Coal Creek.43
Daniels, H. C. and Lcttie Int. in'162 A.43
Lowe, Margaret, .73A Middle Creek, . 3.01
Esser, John A., .1035.9A Big Creek.220.9C
Stump, Martha M.,.Int. in 10A Big Creek.44
Vandyke, Robert L., .Tract Laurel Creek. 1.28
Pack, Adam, .8.3A Coal Creek.4.5
Ray, Roy.31.82A Indian and Middle Creek,_ 1.72
Reed, D. C, .79.91 A Indian Creek, . 1.79
Reedy, Erasmess, Est., .27A Indian Creek. 1.28
Sayers, J. M.30A Head Big Creek. 1.28
Smith, John W.5A Town Hill, .4o
Smith, Frnnk.00A Trace Ridge. 129
Dye, B.F.nndB.H. Lusk. Middle Creek. 2.15
TOWN LOTS?RICHLANDS.
Allen, Florence.Ix>ts 1&2, S.91 .28
Brooks, S. S.18, Sec. 15 .28
Benvers, J. M., .26-20, S. 90 .43
Beavers, J. M.20-27, Sec. 89 .42
Brown, Mrs. M. E. and Heirs.
1, 2 and 3, Dalton Add., Black 1,. 1.07
Baker, W. S..6, Sec. 86 .21
Darnell, J. W. and J. H. Philpot,..
11-13-14, Dalton add., Se':. 9.70
Dick, Evans R., ?
21, 22, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, S.85 .191
Fisher, W. P. and Gertrude, 4 Sec.5 . 4.40
Gross, Paul and M. A., 13-14, Sec.4 . 5.67
Francisco, Paola Garvice, Guisseppe
Gervasio, 12-13, Sec. 4; 12-13, SeclO . 3.55
Gntling, Geo. R.28, Sec. 7 .28
Harman, D. B., 1, 2, 3, 15, 16, Sec.90 .70
Harris, C. S.,_7, 8, 9, Plan A, 21 .63
House, A. M.2 add. Sec. 7 .28
Hewson, W. K. Est. ..29, 30, 31, S.ll . 1.13
Hewson, W. K. Est..7 and 8, S. 1 . 4.90
Hess, E. J.18 and 21, Sec. 89 .28
Johnson, Wm., ..6-7-8-9-10, Sec. 94 . 3.55
King, Mrs. Eva Mildred,
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Plan B, Sec. 41. 8.50
Litz, John, .28, Sec. 6 .57
McGuire, W. F.,
12 Block A; 7 Dalton ad, Blk. 4 .28
Miller, Wm.Vi int. in 18, Sec.16 .15
Micciche, Fillipo, lA int. in 11&12, S.4 . 1.42
Miccichc, Fillippo, % int. in 11-12, S.4 . 2.12
Rimmer, Geo. W.. .31-32, Plan C. S.89 . 2.55
Stump, Charles, .6A .71
Stump, Charles, ..1,2,3,4, Sec.9_ Dalton Add. 2.84
Staump, Charles.6A . 2.13
Stump, Charles.8 Mi A . 4.2ii
Sadler, Mr3. Emily Hudson, 36, S. 6 . 3.18
Sayers, John M., ..21-22 Farmer add .70
Trivett, H. Clay, 9, plan A.Scc. 22,bal.15
Trivott, H. Clay, ..5A, N.S. 6th St., .;. 1.42
Underwood, A. R... .4, 5 and 6, Scc.lU . 2.12
Wilson, J. M... .12-13-14-16-16, Sec.84 . 7.09
, TOWN LOTS?CEDAR BLUFF.
Hurt, R. J.4, T?A. Gillospie Add. Sec. 1; land2, Sec. 2.70
Hurt, John B., Exec. J. M. McGuire, Mary A. Fields, HandL.,.85
?Laird, John and James, ....4 Lots . 1.13)
McGuire, W. F., .Lot .14
.29
.98
Roaiii R. S..12r.ndl3, Col. Hill.. ?
Shrove, R. w.2 pcs and parcels
Young, A. C, ... .60 and 51, -Coi.HiH _.
DELINQUENT LAND?COLORED. " ~
Wurd, Charles.40>\ W. 16.80
NOTICE?The real estate nei forth in the foregoing Hat (ex
eepc lands and lots heretofore sold to the Commonwealth and
not redeemed), or so much thereof an may be necessary to satis?
fy the taxes, levies, interest and cOsts due thereon, will be sold
at public auction at the iron! door of the Court House on the lu?
st Monday in January. 1919, between the hours of ten in the
morning and four in the afternoon, unless the amounts for
which said real estate i.- delimiuont, together with the interest,
costs and char&ca shall have been previously paid to the Coun?
ty Treasurer.
November li >rd, 1918.
11. P. BRITTA IN, Treas.
Fobd
FEDERAL FOOD ADMINISTRA?
TION FOR VIRGINIA.
MR. HOOVBR? M mSSAOS! to T1U(
amiihh'an PfcOPLB.
UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINIS?
TRATION, WABHINOTON, D. C.
To All Who Have Oooperated lu th*
Work of th* United BtaUn Pood Ad
minlatratlon:
Again la full oonOdaoo*, I call upon
the Araerloau people to ?et aeldo ?ua
day, Deoomt>sr first, and tlio week fol?
lowing, for the oonaldaratlon of Amur
loa'a opportunity for rauawad service
piUd eocrlflno.
'? Lost auroinar, wheu tha military nit.
psUon was aouta, wo aasured tha Inter
Allied Food Conference la Londou that
whatavor tha war-foou program ot tha
AlUcu raqulre4 wa wora prapnrad to
|u*et; that tha Confereno* noad not
ponaldor whottier or not wa had tha
luppllen?wa wora prepared to And
thorn; wa pledgod. oursolvoa, by tha
voluntary aoonomr ot our poopie, to
have tha reaerves In food tu supply all
hecosiltlos. The ondlug of the war
does not releM? um frotu tha
Cledge. Tha hum populatlona inutit
e fed, aud until another season htu|
pa,ai>ocl they cannot (?od theinnelve?.
' Th" change 1m the foreign situation
naoa.iaarlly alters the details of our
Jood program, becnuaa the freeing I mciilnI pVincTplos of good cltiwcnsnil
the seas from the auhmurluo momica lMIM| j,, ? tr.??| knowledge of their
rondure aco4RHlbl* Uie wheat supplies ] rights, dunes and
of India, Australia and tlio Argi'nUne, j nn\
(.".MF.lt EMPEROR RENOUNCES
KVERY RIGHT TO CROWNS.
v isterdatii . Nov. 30.?William
:l he izolleill bus definitely ronounred
all future rights to the crowns of
PrilgSla and Germany and has re?
leased all officials and officers from
their oath Of fealty, according to the
texl of ii document signed by the for?
mer emperor, which Is quoted in a
telegram received hero from Berlin.
Washington, Nov. 30.?Stale De?
partment-, advice:', from the Hague
today reported that Admiral von
i! iitzo, former head of the German
nhvy, ..as in Holland to obtain from
Ihe former honor a formal proe'a
: Co;; i f til (liciltion.
id ii Ni \ 30. Former Em
ie:ol W?'?'ni s'gned bis abdication
i Ai u ingcii. Ilnlhuid, yosinlnv, uc
. : . i a dispatch to the Wolff
it" . v, . I.i in unit teil by Ute Exchange
IVlegr;*; It c in e-.;>ondeut. nt Copon
Imgi n.
The abdicat Inn decree, according
to the message, expressed the hone
that "Hie new recent" would be able
to protect the German people ugninat
anarchy, Htnrvntion and foreign su?
premacy.
The use of the wmd regent in the
inessuge is commented u|h?ii hero as
possibly significant..
THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
(Dr. Murray, Pres. Columbia Uni
vcroily, in New York Times.)
"The responsibilities of citizenship
increase day by day and have been
multiplied by tlio effects and results
of the war. There i- double need,
therefore; of training the youth nt
today who are to be the men ami
vmncn of tomorrow, in the funds
porliinilie:
and Inleriuiliounl, which con
?.lituie the e lenient i of the world's
nrgnnitecd life, lb w many niomhera
uf Congcss I horn may be, what their
terms and what their compensation
uro facta <f slight importance toni
inred with tin understanding of the
the c (islcnce of a Cong
Tho total food demand upon tho Colt
Kl Hinten Is not diminished, however,
On the contrary, It Is Increusod. la
addition tn the supplying of Uiobo to
whom wm are already pledged, wn now
|?ot# the splendid opportunity and ob- ?
llgatlon of meeting the needs of those reasons lor inu ctisience or
millions of people lu tho hitherto oo- ih. poWt.lf, ?nd .lulu s, an.i ol
cupled tarrltortea Wiho uro facing SO- the ways ill wlikll t;lld the purpose.
lual stiii vntlon. The poopl? of Ufl- f,,,- wllitdt its full.. have hi ??
?tum. Northern France, Serbia, Rov> I fulfilled for bill yema,
Oinnla, Montenegro. Poland, Russia | "the elementary school m i,l Im
nud Annoula rely upon America for brought Imck to ii: proper tiusluu n
lmmedlute aid. Wa muyt also part let- I neglect of which hns been geneltti
pate lu tho preset"vaUon of thu newly nil much remarked for years past
libcrutod uutlona In Austria, nor cnu I 'I he oioiuonliu > school bel?g well
no Ignore tha effoc.t on the future
ivoild devalopmenlB of a famine coa?
lition amonx those othor puo|>lo whom
ire have recently rnloiiHod from our
?nwuliv. All these oonidileriitlona
mann that upwurds of 2U0 million puo
plo, In addition to Uioba wo are al?
ready pledged to cervo, are now look?
ing to us In their mlaery and fioiilna,
Our appeal today In tharafore larger
than tha former appeal to tha "war
sonaolenoe" of our people. The new
Appeal la to tha "world consnlenon,"
which must be the guiding Inspiration
of our future program.
The President of the United Htutee
ra\r naked me to take charga for tide
Qovernment of this work; to parfeot
*nd enlarge the arrangomentx for food?
stuffs to the populations of llelglum
and Franca now balng felaayed, and to
organised and uiiivei'u:<.l, has been
ici'/.ed upon by faddists and oiltllll
?iasls of every type as an hist rumen ?
tality not for belter education but for
accomplishing their own particular
ends. I'. may he necessary one of
Ihe ?? days to nrgnuir.e a society for
the pro!",tinn or the elementary
scIiimiJ in order thai indispensable
In Liti lions may have an opportunity
to mind its own proper business,
ii.i.i.i aii ikiiui sdoiu sno.ioiliA,,
p nptly to make the leadline; pro
ressinu more attractive to men of
high competence and ambition. Nul
only niii.sl the wages of teachers he
tar) givally Increased, but the prizes
of Ihe profession, I hose conii|llcunu*.
Influeilllal, au,I well paid posts thai
iirit freeiy open to tiilcnt, must he
inilll'plled, both in muni.er and
and 1. ranee now Doing released, and to ?? .,.,?,,.. T,?. llm|,|UoUH and high
Drgaalta and determine tho need Of Lph.i,e,| lna? wi|| be drawn to eill,
provlalon to the liberated peoples of 1 ii)iM (,, ?
Kut.harn Kuropa to prevent Much da- soo? |?.
ola ai baa taken placo In Russia,
The drttermining faotor for the nuo.
eeis of auch an enlarged appeal will
be thu vivid oonsolousueas In every In
Aivldual In each community of Ohligs?
Uoa and opportunity.. It la that com?
mon reoognl?on o'. obligation that we
tow wish to oraata. Such un lolelhV
f:ont "world conscleooe" In tho Amor?
oso people must ba the main depend
Snea of tha strlokon countrlns of the
world until normal conditions are
once more restored.
America by her participation In the
war has accomplished her objoatlves
t>f salt-defence And of vtadlontlng the
effloloacy of a goveramont In which
the people, and the people only, are
aovaralgn. She has established the
foundations of government by tbe pao
pla throughout the enemy countries,
and thla la tha real bulwark of world
peaoe. Wa have yet to build on these
foundations. No government nor na?
tion oan 6tand If Its people are starv*
Ing. We must do our part If tha world
ba not consumed In a flania of nnarohy.
The American people, In thla most
critical period of their history, have
th* opportunity to demonstrate not
only their ability to assist In estab?
lishing pence on earth, but also their
oonaecratton, by nolf-denlnl, to the
oause of suffering humanity.
HERBERT HOOVER,
December 1, 1918.
I ::pn I
caret I" and held in it
finds that it offers him
an i i*| lily for reputation and for
usefulness liiat is commeiisurnui with
his ambition ami his capacity.
"One's imagination hesitates to at?
tempt to measure the capacity of one
hundred millions of thoroughly well
I'ducuted, well-trained, and well dis?
ciplined American men and women.
Yet nothing short of this should be
the aim of American educational
policy That policy will succeed if it
romnins steadfast in its republican
faith and if it continues to prefer the
solid foundation and noble ideals of
the old republic to the endowed and
prolix futilities ( f ll.e new republic.
WE BUY OLD FALSE TEETH
Wo pay from $2.00 to $35.00 psr set|
(broken or not), We ulso pay ncliiul
Value for diamonds, old Gold, Silvei I
and Bridge-work. Send at once by.
parcel pos< and recoive cash by re?
turn mail. Meier's Tooth Specialty,1
Ueiit. X, 2007 Ho. 5th St., Phibidel- j
phio. Pn. 0-18-1 A.
Get the Gcnuinq
and Avoid
Waste
Your Stomach Has no
TEETH
Improper and insufficient mastication of food in the mouth frotn
lack of flOOi) TEETH causes fermentative conditions which result in
indigestion and very frequently appendicitis. It bus been estimated
that 40 per cent, of appendicitis cases are caused from bad teeth.
Your stomach cannot do the work that your teeth should do._
LET US PUT YOUR TEETH IN GOOD CONDITION.
Full set of Teeth.$8.00
Solid Crown-.S-1.00
Gold Fillinsg.$1.00
Silver Fillings,.60
ALL WORK GUARANTEED. EXAMINATION FREE.
ESTABLISHED TENiYEARS.
LADY IN ATTENDANCE OPEN EvMNlNGS UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK
Dr. <TL S. Compton
Over the 5 and 10c Store. BLUEFIELD, W. VA.
LIEBNECHT SLEEPS IN
WILHELM'S BED.
London, Nov.30.?When the corre?
spondent nt Tho Hague of the Daily
?Hail visited the royal palace at Ber?
lin recently, he found the aged acr
vin,la there bursting with indigna?
tion over the fact that Dr. Liehhecht,
the radical Socialist lender, had slept
in tho former emperor's bed The
correspondent quotes the servant>
as saying:
"That cursed Liebnecht slept for
two nights ,? the kaiser's bed."
Have you bought the W. S. S. vou
promised to buy?
(i iii LS. ITS yTmJR
STEP THAT ATTRACTS.
S.?,?'" Women Pay too Much Ileed to
I heir Face Instead of Their Corns.
Watch your stopl A briak, lively
step is what charms moru than a
lovely skin, but yout high heels have
caused corns and you limp a little.
That'u had, girls, and you know iL
Corns destroy beauty and graco, bo
sidoa corns are very easy to romovo.
Hid your feet of ovcry corn by ask?
ing nt nny druir store for a quarter
of an ounce of free/one. This will
?ost little but is Bufficlont to remove
?very hard or soft corn or callus from
one's feet.
Women must keep in mind that
wrnless feet create a youthful step
which enhances her altractiveucsa.
This froezonc is a gummy sub?
stance, which dries insUinlty and sim
plj shrivels up the corn without in
ftaming or even IrriiaUig tho sur
ruunding skin.
A few drops applied directly upon
a tender, touchy corn relieves tno sore
nose und soon the tnire corn, root and
nil, lifts right out without pain.
Redeem your W. S. S. Pledge.
In the Clerk's Office of the Circui
Court of the county of Tazowoll,
on the 21st day or November, 101$.
HEED MOORE.Plaintiff,
against
I .ETUI A MOOK E.Defendant
Tho object of thia suit is to obtain
u divorce a vinculo mutrimonii upon
the ground of desertion.
And an uflhlavit having been made
and died that fhu defendant, Lcthin
Mooiv, whose hint knowr place of
abode is Chicago, III., is not resident
lot' the State of Vbginia, it in ordered
I that uhi do appear within fifteen days
.Tier dttu publication hercol and do
! what may be necesahry to protect
her Interest in thin unit. And it. in
fut (her ordered that it copy hereof bo
published onco n week for 4 success?
ive weeks in the Clinch Valley News, a
I newspaper published in the county of
I'axcweil, and Unit a copy be posted
I the I runt door of the Court HouHO
I of this county on or before the 4lli
day of December, lPItt, that being
the next succeeding Rule day after
I .his .it der was entered.
A Copy Teste:
C. W. GHEEVER, Clurk.
JAMES B. KAHLE, p. i|. 11-22-41.
UIULs] WHITEN SKIN
WITH LEMON JUICE
V.J.. a Beauty Lotion for a Few
Cents to Remove tan, freckles,
sallow ness,
Your grocer has the lcmoiiH und
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply you with three ounces of > r
chnrd wnite for n few cents. Squeeze
the juice of two fusil lemons into a
bottle, i hun put in the orenhrd whita
and snake well. Thin mnkcH a quar?
ter pint of tho very best lemon skin
whilener and complexion bcuntlflcr
known. MiiKKtige this fragrant, lo?
tion daily into the face, necks, arms
und liuniis mid Just sec how freckles,
Um, sullownoss disappear and how
saioothe, soft und ccalr tho skin bc
noines, Yes! It in harmless und tho
beautiful results will surprise you.
j ^( W HorfotktW&sternRJHL
Schedule Effective Jan. 6, JUH8,
Lv. Tazewell for Norton?
0:40 a. m. 0:04 p. ra,
Lv. Tazewell for illuelleld?
10:42 a. in. 0:42 p. m.
From Bluellcld, Eastbaund:
!):.'lf> a. m. for Roanoke, Norfolk,
and points on Shenaudoah division.
Pullman sleeper und cafe car Nor?
folk. Parlor car (Broiler) Roanoke
.??.ml Hagerstown.
8:00 a. m. duily for Bant Radford,
ami Intermediate stations.
2:05 p. m. daily Lynchburg and In?
termediate stations and Shenandonh
Valley. Sleeper Blucficld to Phila?
delphia, Rouiioke and New York. Din?
ing car,
0:35 p. m. for Roanoke, Lynchburg,
Richmond, Norfolk. Sleeper to Nor?
folk, and Ronnoke to Richmond.
WESTBOUND.
8:45 p, m. for Kenovo, Portsmouth,
Columbus, Cincinnati. Sleeper Colum?
bus and Cincinnati. Cafe cure to
Williamson.
8:16 a. m. for Kenovu, Portsmouth,
Cincinnati, Columbus. Sleeper to Co?
lumbus. Cafe car.
1:40 p. in. for Williamson and in
tcrmvdinto stations.
W. B. Bcvill, Passenger Traffic Man?
ager; W. C. Saunders, general pas?
senger agent, Roanoke, Va.
'Tis Better to be Sure than Sorry
SEE US FIRST AND BE SURE
CLINCH VALLEY IN?
SURANCE AGENCY,
(Incorporated.)
TAZEWELL. VA.
REPRESENTING
American Central Insurance Co.
American Alliance Ins. Co.
Firemans Fund Ins. Co.
Colonial Firs Underwriters.
Dixie Fire Insurance Co.
Grent American Insurance Co.
Glens Falls Insurance Co.
Germania Fire Insurance Co.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
Home Insurance Company.
Liv. aad Lon. and Globs Ins. Co.
London Assurance Corporation.
National Fire Insurance Co.
Niagara Fire Isurance Co.
N. Y. Underwriters Agency.
New Hampshire Fire Ins. Co.
Norwich Union Fire Ins. Society
Phoenix Assurance Co.
Queen Insurance Co.
Roval Insurance Co.
Va. Fire and Marine Ins. Co.
Redoom Ytfur W. S. S. Pledge.

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