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nified their intention to pool their

nified their intention to pool their
wool. clip thru the farm bureau,
and to any others who may have
lately decided to do so. it is here
by announced that Nov. 11th is
the date set for shipment Bring
your wool to the Farmers Sup
ply Co. LelwSbur9, rs early as
possible on that date. The County
Agent will be on hand TO help
with the Sacking, weighing, and
tagging.
1t had been understood by some
Of the Four-H Club Members of
the Frankford district that there
district exhibit would be held on
Oct: thirteenth; but owing TO re-
cent developments it will be nee
essarN TO- postpone il until the
u3lh.
The following table .ivcS the
names and records of the COWS in
the GrccnbrTer Cow Testing AS
sociation which have produced
more 10 pounds .Uf buttcrfat or
1000 pounds of milk during tho
period of 30 days ending Sept.
80, 1920:
T. \. Handlcy. Polly, G. Jersey.
age ) Years. pounds Of milk 53.,.
per cent of fat, S.3, pounds butter
fat. ll.G; Brownie, Jersey age |
years. pounds milk 1915. per cen.
OF FAT i.6, pounds of bultcrfat
4S.i; Mary; Cross, age years,
81, pounds buticrtat 41.i.
u Iloi., age , years. pounds milk
1907, per cent of fat "a, pounds
butterfat PAP; Polly, Halstcin, aye
i years, pounds milk 1854. per
cent of fat 81, pounds buttcrfat
29.3; Red Wing, Cross, age 4 years,
pounds of milk 1928, per cent of
fat, 40, pounds Of butterfat 45.1.
Nm: Laing-Blacky, pounds of
milk 1873. per cent of fat &c, pound
of buiterfat 1917.
J. Fl. Handley-BetSy End, e..
Jersey. age , years, pounds Of
milk S31, per cent of fat 10, pound
OF butterfat 40.7; Dortha, Hol-
stein age years, pounds Of milk
If nf' h;,, per cen! OF lat 3.3' pounds
HoIstein. age years. pounds of
pounds Of buttcrfat 36.4; Princess,
Holstein. age years, pounds of
milk 1119, per cent Of fat rs.
pounds of buttcrfat 31.3; Charm,
Hoistein, age 8 years, pounds of
milk l3lI. per cent of FAT 2.6.
pounds of Ibuttcrfat IO.1: Floss
Non. ?. HoIstein, age 5 years,
pounds Of milk 1860, per cent of
fat 80 pounds of buttcrfat 52.G;
fld No. ,. Holstein, age years.
pounds OF milk 1920. per cent of
rat 81, pounds of buttcrfat 31.G:
Aagsie. Holstein, age 5 wears,
pounds of milk 1855, per cent of
fat 2.8, pounds of butterfat 35.1.
sey, age 3 years, pounds Of milk
651. per cent of fat 10. pounds of
butterfat 45.5; Asborn, Jersey.
pounds of milk $50, per cent of
TAT 10 pounds Of butterfat AS.
JESS COLEMAN, Tester
RALPH NJ. MUSSER.
County Agent.
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PREACHERS WRITE ABOUT RILEY WILSON
October 20, 1920.
To me Voters of the Sirh

Congressional DiStricf:---
II has just come TO our notice
that a letter purporting TO be from
the Anti-Saloon League of West yir-
ginia, with our names upon the
letterheaO stating that w. L. (RiIey
Wilson, Democratic candidate for
Congress, was "wet candidatc.'
We the undersigned members o
fthe Anti-Saloon League disclaiIn
any knowledge Of the letter Rev. O..
NJ. Pullcn has sent out over his sig
nature, and that il was sent out
without our sanction.
Mr. Wilson says that he will en-
force the law il elected. and not in
tcrfcre by any act or deed with the
present laws Of prohibition.
Respectfully, A.,
(Signcd) EARNEST THOMPSON
w. ID. LEWIS
w. &. b. MOORE.
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HORSE STOLEN.

On the nth night of Oct. a Bay
Saddle Horse weighing about 115O
pounds. bare footed, fore top cut
with scar OH left ear and scars on
both hind feet between fctlocks and
hoofs. shows Il little stagishncss.
Liberal reward for any information
as to The horses whereabouts, and
as to the person taking him.
S. II. MCDOWELL,
LewiSburg, w. Va.
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RALPH NJ. MUSSER,
County Agent.
THE GOOD ROAD AMENDMENT.
Lewisburg, w. Va.
, October 20, 1920.

Editor independents
Dear sir:
An editorial in your last issue
urges the voters Of this county to
defeat the Good Roads Amend
ment to the State Constitution.
AS Federal Highway engineer in
Yves Virginia I have made study
of the road problems of all the
counties of the State and as a citi-
zen Of Greenbrier County I have
had an opportunity to become par
ticularly acquainted with its high
way needs.
Greenbrier County is one Of the
counties which will most benefit
by the passage of this amendment
which enables the State to build
and maintain the 40 miles of main
or Glass A Roads of the county and
take this burden off Of our tax
payers.
Many Of the districts of the coun-
ty, have already voted themselves
to the legal limit and yet when in
The near future the entire amount
OF the proceeds is expended, there
Will only be Il small portion of the
main roads improved and the tax
payers will still be paying a direct
levy to pay off these bonds.
This being true. road building
will soon cease in Grccnbrier I'M
less the State is enabled by Con-
stitutional Amendment to finance
he road construction. For how do
the opponents of Inc Amendment
IN This county propose to be able to
finance the construction Of the inn
ncnSe mileage OF main roads re-
naming unlmprOved after the bond
money is exhausted and also main
lain the roads already built. many
of which will presently need re-
Surfacing. unless the State as u
whole with its enormous natural
wealth bears The COST
No direct tax OIL the properly
erty owners will; be necessary as The
revenue from automobile license or
other indirect tax can be used, and
1t is idle to suppose that the Leg
lslaturc will not make use of The
automobile license revenue for
this purpose.
Under the present system with
class A levy and Federal Aid, only
two miles Of road in the Coun-
~ were hard surfaced in the past
year. AT this rate it will take over
fifty years to complete the Glass A
roads. not counting the mileage
which will need rebuilding before
that time and prove q heavy burd-
nen 10 our taxpayers.
The passage Of ibis Amendment
will also make it possible for tho
State to raise the money which will
enable ii to obtain quickly the Fed
cral Aid available Of which now aD-
proXimatcly two million dollars re-
mains unspent, while without il.
under the present system, it will
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TO THE VOTERS OF GREENBRIEI

TO THE VOTERS OF GREENBRIER
Owlng to sickness and other causes
lind 1t will be impossible to see
many of you personally therefore |
'ake this method of saying that |
VIII very much appreciate your in
linence and vote al the coming
election, November, I'd, 1920.
w. l.. KERSHNER. FIG,
Republican candidate for
~%-N Prosecuting Attorney
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FOR SALE OR RENT.-25 bar
rel Marvel Midget Mill, Williams
burr mill, Bowser feed grinder,
Fuc oil engine, complete equipment.
all new. Reason for selling, no
miller. Apply to THE ARBOVALE
MILLING CO., Arbovalc, ". Va.
1O-1J-li
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Robert. l.. Martin, of Memphis,
Tenn, who married Miss Mollie
Burdette, formerly of this county,
a sister of VIM. Rush Burdette,~ of
Lewisburg, died at his home there
Tuesday night. the Goth, aged go
years., leaving his wife and two sons
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SAW MILL MEN PLEASE NOTE:
If you have, or can saw Mine Tics.
write the undersigned, at White Sui
phur Springs, w. Va, also have large
orders to place Tor Sound Square
Edge Railroad and Car stock.
GREEBRIER LUMBER CO.
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The GREENBRIER COUNTY WOMAN'S
ASSOCIATION.

The Grcenbrier County Woman's
Association will give an informal
musical entertainment at Carnegie
Hall on Tuesday night, Nov. 2nd.
A special wire will be connected to
bring the election returns directly
to Carnegie Hall and returns will
be announced throughout the even
ing. Come and get cleo. returns, ant!
hear some of our best local talent.
Admission 80 cents. Proceeds for
The benefit OF the community House
Refreshments will also be served al
Carnegie Hall during the evening.
New Members Mrs. John L Nc
Chung.
Renewal Mrs. ID. e.. r. Davis.
Contributors Mrs. Ormc Will
son, New York. $1,000; Miss Stew
ard, New York S1.00; Miss q. Bar
tell, Baltimore, S1.O0; Mrs. Ran
dolph Stalnaker, Beverly, $500;
Mr.. Randolph Stalnakcr. Beverly
$500.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-10-29

Rev. J. l.. Linewcaver. of Beck
,eS' was elected Moderator of the
west Virginia Synod at lis recent
meeting at Elkins, and Rev. J. r.
ROW, OF Anderson, Stated Clerk, to
succeed the late Rev. J. NJ. Sloan.
me next meeting Of the Synod will
be held in Lcwisbllre.
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Don't fail TO see the great screen
production Little Woman" a Para
mount Aircraft Special Production
at the Princess Theater Saturday
night. Admission 20 and 80 cents.
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The Lydia Class, of the Methodist
Sunday School here will serve sand
wiches and coffee on the night of
the election, Nov. I'd.
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The Ladies of AsDury and COM
mlnity will serve luncheon at the
Asbury Store Company's store on
election day. Proceeds for The Or
gan Fund of Emanuel Church.
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Or. John D. McCorkle. registered
Eye Sight Specialist, of Hinton, w.
Va, at the Greenbrier Hotel, Ron
ceverte. First Monday of each
month from nine to FIVE O'Clock.
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FOR SALE.-Ten high-grade pure
bred Holstein Cows. Cheap. Apply
+. II. Tuckwiller, White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, and say where you
saw advertisement. If
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Don't forget to vote Tuesday.

me Presbyterians of Anderson
are planning 10 build new church
LAT Chairman, B. J. Leach, Frank
Iait' Chairman. b. J. Leach, Frank
nakcr, Mrs. G.. P.Nash and Mrs.
WIN. Echols has been appointed to
consider the matter, report plans
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NOTICE..

Editor independents
Dear Sir:
MY name has been placed on
me Ballot for President Board of
Education without my knowledge
or consent. | am not a candidate.
II. G.. NICHOLAS.
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WANTED.-Man with family to
live on farm. Must be a good gen.
cral farm hand. Address p. O. BON
No. 80, White Sulphur Springs,
West Virginia. ia
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STRAY Cow on my place. Owner
can get her for paying for advcr-
tj>clncnt and keep. Apply J. NJ.
WILKINSON, LewiSburg, w. Va.
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Don't fail to attend the Clean
Sweep Sale of MIR. L. p. Affords at
Fort Spring Oct. 30th. beginning Il,
10 o'clock. Plenty of bargains.
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There was not much increase
made in the number of voting
places in line State on account of
The cnfranchiSemcnt of the women.
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The Annual Meeting of The
Greenbrier County Chapter, Amcri-
can Red Cross, will be held Tues
day Nov. 8, 1920, at 2:3O d. NJ. in
the Court House here.
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For SALE.-1 5-passengcr Ford
touring car in Iirst-class condition:
1 5-pascnger Overland Sedan. good
as new; 1 Fordson Tractor, new.
CabclPS Garage, White SULPHUR. If
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Don't forget to vote Tuesday.

WANT TO Buy secondhand
cooking stove or range. Inquire at
Ibis office.
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WANTED.-White girls for hall
work. References required. Steady
employment. Good SURROUNDINGS
VIRGINIA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF
AND THE BLIND, Staunton. Va IF
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Frankford Store Co, is maxim.
special prices for Nov. End.
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J. J. Echols has for sale a nice
2iU pound Ram.
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Richlands Grange will meet at
The Court House at 2:30 SATURDAY..
Nov. 9th.
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A CARD.
10 he Voters of Greenbricr
COUnfU:

County:
The work in my Office is very
hcavy on account of the coming
election. II is impossible for me to
get out to see you all without neg
Iccting my duties in the Office. I
VIII, therefore, ask you to consider
!his personal call on each Of you.
l would like TO get out and see YOU,
ana would, if ] could, without neg
lect1ng your business. I will ap-
preciate your support and promise
YOU that if / am elected l will keep
q clerks Office of which you will
be proud.
1873 pa1u e uocS,u~r
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for Nov End.
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Visit Frankford Store Co., O
Nov. End.
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NOTICE..
." Inc Voters of Frankford
ns.f-snS.

DiSfricf:--
My name was placed or the bal
lot without my knowledge or con-
sent. | am not a candidate
for any public Office.
w. ROY BLANKENSHJp
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See our display on End floor Nov
End. FrankfOrd Store Company.
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North Anderson registered; 3OS
women and 268 men.
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To those who have already sig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-18
Plan $slOO,OO0,OOO Pool
To Aid Wool Growers
Bankers Discuss Project at Con.
ference With Trade Inter-
ests al Chicago

CHICAGO, June Establishment
OF fund Of $l0O,000,00O to extend
financial aid TO Western American wool
growers in the present situation
brought about BY the stagnation in
the clothing and cloth trade, which tas
led wool dealers and mills to cease
the buying of new stocks of raw wool,
was considered at a conference here
to-day OF Western bankers and sheep
Ianchers.
Chicago bankers we're asked to dis
place the Boston banks in financing the
annual wool clip OF the country, which
plan, # successful, would make Chicago
the nations wool center.
Chicago bankers were inclined to
view the proposition favorably, it was
said, provided they were given the
supper, OF the Eastern bankers Bos-
TON has been forced to relinouish It's
hold on this financing because OF the
present tight money market. speakers
said.
To-day's conference was called at
the suggestion Of W. ?. G. Harding
governor OF the Federal Reserve Board
by Senators Walsh OF Montana; Pitt
man, OF Nevada King, of Utah; Hitch
cock. Of Nebraska, and chamberlain, of
OREGON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-18
United Retail Stores
Declares SO Dividend

United Retail Stores has declared 8
common stock dividend of per cent
August Is to stock of record August 2
it was announced Yesterday The divi-
dend will require the distribution OF
~ 1876 shares and, if the founders
shares receive the dividend, ~will re-
quire an additional 5000 shares. NAL
ing the total stock issued for the divi-
dend 1896 shares.
There are outstanding 549.926 share
Of common and 100 coo founders .hare
both of no par value. At the time az
the ganzatlon Of United Retail 500
926 shares OF common were issue II
exchange Cor 249,963 shares Of United
Cigar Stores Company OF America com
mon. and 10000 shares were ubscrlJl q
for at so.
United Cigar Stores paid stock divi-
bend Of 10 per cent April and United
Rctail's holdings OF Cirar Stores com
mon were thereby itrcascd 1895
shares.
United Retail on 80 basis Will
thereby capitalize the additional United
Cigar Stores common 2. The ratc of
LAP shares of Retail TO. eacA scare of
Cigar Stores common.
If the founders shares 90 ;reA.ded
in the dissrioution. i. VIZ r.o ne
outstanding common etec,. e. ,Jnned
Retail up to 585,422 sha. $. Tire total
of this issue authorized is 100000
shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-18
MAYER Withdraws
AS One of Judges
In Soc Gas Case
Objection Was Raised to His
Presence OH Bench Be-
cause He Was Attorney
General During First Suit

Arguments on the application Of the
Consolidated Gas Company for tenn
porary restraining order against the
state and county authorities and the
Public Service Commission from en-
forcing the s0-cent Gas law of 1906
were submitted yesterday to Judges H
G. Ward, John c. Knox and W l. Grub
sitting as a United States District
Court en- banc.
Judge Grub, Of the Alabama Fed
eral Court. who has been presiding here
Tor the last three weeks. WAS called in
to replace Judge Julius NJ. Mayer after
objection had been raised by counsel
Tor the defendants that judge Mayer
VINO was Attorney General in 1905. was
not qualified to sit in the case. as the
Attorney General is member. ex-
otficio, Of the Public Service Commits
sion. This objection, urged by Wilbur
W. Chambers and Corporation Counsel
John P. O'Brien, was overruled BY
Judges Ward and Knox, and confer
ence was held by the judges at the
morning session.
Judge Mayer Withdraws
At the conclusion of this conference
Judge Mayer dictated a statement in
which he said that. although he had
been Attorney General when the first
lnjunction proceedings were brought
by the gas company, he had not at
tended any of the hearings in the case
had conferred with no witnesses. had
consulted no documents and had ap-
pointed Alfred R. Page as counsel to
represent the state. judge MAYER then
voluntarily withdrew
On behalf of the gas company Will
|
o0-cent compulsory rate was not only
contiscatory, but that the company va :
Put to continuous losses in revenue in
supplying gas to consumers. He called
attention to the increasing cost &c
material and wages in the manufacture
OF gas al this time as compared with
1905. ''S''
Mr.. Chambers representing Attorney
General Newton, replied that the gas
company, at per cent earning on its
valuation since 1906. would have. &C
cumulated S30,co0,oo0 and that, over
and above this amount. it has earned
S25, 100000 under the present SO-cent
rate. He also declared that the COM
pany has collected S430.692 as sur
plus from the public which has never
been returned. He charged that the
company has been guilty of repeated
violations of the 22-candle power re-
quremcnts under the law.
City Would Intervene
Corporation Counsel O'Brien declare d
that the company has been buv;nr o !
from the Standard Oil COMPANY AZ a
rate than that at which il could be
procured elsewhere.
At the conclusion Of the arguments
the court announced that it would hand
down decision as soon as possible
To-day Mr.. Brien will arcue motions
before Federal Judge Learned Hand
that the city be permitted to intervene
IN the original suit. Arguments on the
findings and recommendation Of Spe-
clal Master A. S. Gilbert. declaring the
act OF 1906 to be contiscatory, will be
submitted to Judge Hand July 6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-18
Won kaufbeuren Refuses
German CHARACTERISTIC
Democrats Demand Peoples
Party Disavow Anti-semitic
Activities

BERLIN. June II BY the Associated
Press).- Hope OF settling tho Cabinet
question by forming a Ministry with
Dr.. Mayer Won kaufbeuren. the Charge
at Paris. in the post of Chancellor.
had to be given up to-day when word
was received from the Charge declining
the Chancellorship on the ground that
ms presence was more urgently needed
in Paris.
1t was said that Karl Trimborn, the
Centrist leader, who is attempting
so ution Of the Cabinet problem,
would now endeavor to find some other
means of ctfectin- this purpose.
President Ebert Immediately got into
telephone connection with DR.. Won
kaufleurcn, who was on his way to
Paris.
The peremptory demand of the Dem
ocrats that the German Peoples party
disaVow anti Semitic activities and dis
approve any monarchical propaganda
is one of the obstacles in the path of
ctecting final Cancellation with the
StrcSemann faction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-18
High Grade Cotton
Goods Makers Plan
To Keep Up Prices
Prospect of Continued
Top Quotations for Sea
Island Product Reason:
Crop Prospects Poor

Manufacturers OF high grade wide
cotton sheetings are preparing to make
2 firm stand on their present price
lists in the face Of declines in other
branches Of the cotton goods industry
and n reductions in silks and woolens.
Those Of them who use long staple
cotton. chiefly of the sea island variety,
assert that not only are prices of the
raw cotton they use higher than ever
before, but also that it is difficult to
obtain sufficient quantities OF the
raw materials with which to make
goods 10 fill the orders now on hand.
sea island cotton now commands d
premium of 20 cents a pound or more.
the widest premium ever registered
over lower grades.
The sea island cotton crop, pro-
duced in Florida, Georgia and South
Carolina, last year amounted to but
II, 500 bales, compared with 7S,349 bales
in 1918. The 1919 crop was the lowest
since 1918. With practically no carry
over from last season ana poor pros
poets for this years crop, the users
OF sea island cotton expect to pay top
prices for raw material for some
months TO come. In addition to this,
the fine goods are slow weavers, which
runs the labor cost of producing the
goods TO high figures.
The selling agents for several wide
shooting mills asserted yesterday THAI
the money return on a pound of cot
ton running through the mills he rep
resents IS smaller than on most other
classes OF cotton goods "Whilc the
mills are not advancing their prices
he said, they cannot lower them and
make a decent profit on their goods.
Wide sheeting prices have advanced
less in proportion than other varieties
Of cotton goods, despite the fact that
some mills could make larger profit
mechanical rubber. Initiation leather
and automobile concerns. The public
resistance to high prices is the only
thing that has prevented advances in
this l2c."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-18
Suggestions Are Invited
For World Justice Court
Jurisls' Committee Holds Its
First Business Session at
The Hague

The HAGUE, June 17.-The com
m'ttee invited by the executive council
OF the League Of Nations TO plan the
organization of nov permanent
court of international justice held
ITS first business meeting TO-DAY
Rules of procedure were discussed
and decision was taken to hold sittines
daily. Tomorrow the question of the
court organization VIII be considered
a resolution adopted to-day SAYS:
he committee starts It's delibera-
tons toward solution of the prob
lem of organizing court of inter
national justice. The committee is
prepared to consider plans coming
from governments. from international
and scientific organizations and from
Jurlsts OF all nationaities. whose cf
forts preceded the present committee
work. The committee intended to
avail itself Of all sources OF informa-
ton in order to fulfil the task to which
IT was summoned by the League of
Nations"