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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-27

NEWS 9EA6


tho guests Of Utica relatives yester
day
Miss Sarah Taylor of East Main
street, has gone 10 Madison, WIS.
for short visit with friends.
Mrs. l.. T., Jordan and children of
East Ottawa, have gone TO Coberg,
Canada Ia spend the summer visiting
relatives
Mr. and Mrs. James +. Catlin Of
the north blun ara visiting friends in
Chicago.
Roy Myers was the guest of Peru
friends yesterday.
Mrs. ". G. CLANCY Of Utica was an
Ottawa shopper yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Anna leonard OF Phelps street
was the guest Of Ulica friends yes
terday.
Charles Case called on friends in
StreatOr last evening
4 very enjoyable recital was given
AT the La Sale County Tubercular
Stnitarium last evening by the Shah
bona school orchestra assisted by
George WelCh, William Osman and
William and Harry Pussy The en-
tcrtaMment was held n The dining
halI OF the administration building. A
number Of selections Of both classical
and popular music was played by the
orchestra Harry Pussy played some
piano solos and William Osman and
William pusey each played violin Sc.
lrclioas. The entertainment was one
Of the best eyer given at the sanitar.
ium
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"H'' a. "''''''l, '"'"'p'I" oi 'i'e
- h','%'' ''" s''e '''t,S an ,"' 'ie"''
OF 'I'e success % me orchestra as
d' mas framed 'n'n al III unison
P'"}'nE ana mas arranged the'F music
Tor mem
an ai'@ OF ku'bt"ri tfanSac ti
business IN Ottawa today
( Arthar 'IaIilEan was the guest OF
Ia 3'iir lLl"hda today
/ MISS tdtHtfli' Mclean al La sail"
'f'i'"aoiFd M mess III Dt'hWa yes
| t'iua} afternoon
MISS NIilllI'u Ariraii 81 taithiIh
! "'' me guest Of ottawa friends 10
day.
/ MISS Marion smith Of Grand Ridge
Wa an Ottawa shopper today.
MIS-. q H. Sels1y ana Mis-, 'earee
+ Arnold 81 spring Valley we're Ottawa
/ shoppers louaF.
IolIS f'helIer OF seneca spent TINS
/ + . b "a N r.r. 80,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-27
Notice,

Palmer Camp No SIS, Il. N. A., viii
entertain the members and friends ii
a card party at odd Fellows hall Fri
day evening. May IS. Admission, .
cents
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-27
LAWYERS Of CITY
ATTEND STATE BAR
MEETING IN CHICAGO
SiLAS sTRAWN. FORMER RESI-
DENT OF OTTAWA, SLATED TO
BE ELECTED VICE PRESIDENT
OF ASSOCIATION WITHOUT OP-
POSITION.

OF ASSOCIATION WITHOUT oP-
POSITION.
The fOrtyfourth annual meeting Of
the Illinois State Bar association is
in session today and tomorrow in Chi
cugo The conference is divided into
two sections, a bar meeting and Il
judiciary conference Many atlor
neys from Ottawa, La Sale county
and all parts OF the state will be in
attendance
The first days meetings will be
held in the court room Of Hon. George
r. Rage in the federal building, while
the Friday session are held in the
sherman hotel At noon today "A
luncheon was served at the Union
League club \ luncheon will be
served at the Hotel sherman tumur-
row. and a dinner VIII be served th"
Judiciary section TO which the atlor-
nrys have been invited, at night al
the South Shore Country club.
4 very excellent program has been
planned for the session which in
cludes an address hy senator Albert
j Brverideo ON Friday morning At
torney Rector e. Hit of ottawa viii
represent the thirteenth judicial cir
cult in It discussion Does tn" Act
of June 2S 1919, provide q satisfactory
method Of nomination Of Illinois
ina cir n "a a -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27
Sure Way To Get
Rid OF Dandruff

There Is cne sure way that neya
fails 10 remove dlndruff completed,
snd that Is 20 dissolve II This &c
stroys il entirely To do this. jus
get about foar ounces OF plain. or
dlnary liquid arvon, apply Il at night
when retiring, use enough 60 moistef
the scalp and rub II IN gently with
the finger tips.
BY morning. most IL not all. q
your dandrnff will be gone. and ,hrs.
or four more applications will com
pletely dissolve and entirely deatro'
every single sign and trace Of IT, u,
matter how much dandruff you ma,
have
You will find, too. that all itchint
and digging of the scalp will stop IN
staniiy. and your haid win be fury
lustrous, glossy. silky and soft. an
look and feel hundred times better
You can get liquid aryon at an
drug store. II Is inexpensive, an
four ounces Is all YOU viii need
This simple remedy has never neei
known 20 fail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27
GUTHRIE SAVINGS BANK
INCREASES CAPITAL STOCK
,Continued from Page ll

erected in Guthrie. II was erected b,
W. p Eager and the Hirael brothers
and Is said 10 be one Of the mos
substantially built buildings In tn.
city. .re
When the Guthrie Savings banl
was first launched. the business VA,
confined strictly TO interest -bearIng
coupon accounts, but the demand be
came so insistent that soon a gen
eral banking business was inaugur
atad, which business has steadily in
creased until today there is Nc
sounder institution In the city o.
county than the Guthrie Saving
bank.
The steady. substantial growth o.
the institution has necessitated al
increase OF capital stock and thif
was consumated Monday The capi
tai stock OF the bank. which foi
many years has stood al $4,000. Il
now $4,000. and the resources ar,
Close to the million dollar mark.
Loyalty and Cooperation Of our
many friends has made the success
OF the Guthrie Savings bank possible
Had Il not been for the faith placed
in our bank by the citizenship o.
Guthrie and surrounding country. we
could not possibly have made the
creditabie showing apparent by
scrutiny OF our bank statement said
President Boyer today. "And myself
and the other officers OF this bank
are deeply mindful Of this support
and appreciate Il more than words
can express" he added
Present directors OF the Guthrie
bank are: J. s.. shearer. A.
r. Beyer, G. w. White, Arthur Boyer
and John Massey.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27
SILK HOSE FOR WIDOW
IN[lECTIOM EXPENSES
Defeated Candidate For Congress
I,emiaes All Expenditures,
Even tho Amount Paid To
BE Double Crossed

Washington, Aus ~ Open work
hose Tor plumn widow
Face creme FOR charming bFunst
These are among Items ~ earA
pAiga expenditures tuF lAe nruso
cratic nominations fny cenRrvHa fean.
the. rensh Mlnsoagl dlssrlcs aeeaFssiss
% she statement sworn "a ~ Il "a
furee, ~ i.oals. and filed hera vita
tho clerk u the unlted Statsa haaA
81 Representatives
NY total coe, Ia set doable crast
"a wss t93seN saya Df rarce b.
eancladlns hts statement
In order that no one might oserloNt
hts detailed list ~ expenditures. sht
unsuccessful candidate wrote "a gl.
aataiae ~ his statement Note car
falls lgania un page =
The statement reads Ia part ~ fsl
lows
AUG ! For professional services
Of a ,oeaofial ar,ia, IA uhaplnT az sae
sandy whiskers ot an lnflaeatlal son
OF Erin. a5 ccn,s
Aag 4 Poatage oa ts letters seu'
to influential men la my district. ssil
lrs them that was trusting ~ sns
kiadneea ~ The peeRle ana ,hs mvfsy
.o' God g aleci un hplh failsd q
crnta N.
Aug Photograph ag myself thA,
resembles Jeffs partner. Mat sltN
Aus A cut made from a'Has
pho,osraph that may make one lhlns
the Almighty had spite on the ha
man race o.
Aus 2 Notary fee and s,amps o.
ire primary statement s. cents
Aug & One iar face creme sp
fascinating hiand Tor passing ont ml
carts. 8s cents
Aun Another jaf % faea erama
10 ehafmng hrunet Tor passing our
ny cards 2a cents
AuF 2 For her work aud Influence
among her many fGleada aud adm
efs. pair ~ open work hose luf
plump widow the less said about
this the better rpoclai 81
Aug ? Two BOTTLES of soda water
10 eenis ehceae. aO craehora rvNt
tof chantteur who drove me 70 polling
place election day. where iudaea . q
clerks held nos, norton inquest ov,
nay Follti,al ambitions. 20 cents
Aug - Notary foo Tor her irontIt
IN swearing nae. and keoplns me from.
cuseine about this instrument 4
cents
Aug "a postage on this eeats
The final line ln NJ Forces state
meni II total cost ~ Get dothl
crossed. sqgsGs" lie spent secs "
fore submitting hla pre primary Htat
ment month aFo We swuara 'ba
he had 40 contributions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27
MOST ESSENTIAL GAS Us[P
TO Be GIVEN PREFERENCE
State Corporation Commission
May Adopt Ohio Plan OF Say
ing Gas; Classification
Thought Best Method

Oklahoma city AaE ca Approve
OF the plan used in ohio for clasa'f :
Ing all consumers of natural Taa an
refusing service ia the less eKseutla.
of them 10 times of gaa shorast
was Expressed by X. T. Echoa. mem
ber OF the corporation commission
aud by Governor Robertson.
Although The exact plan of eiasal
ilcaiion waa not followed 10 Okla
homa last winter, We did restrict m
use OF gAs IN emergencies to donss
tie consumers" Echols said sTlts
commission probably will adopt t1is
year n definite schedule N elasasll
cation TO be followed when Il b.
comes impossible 10 supply all eaa
toners with gas The pian worked
out 10 Ohio seems well suited 20 ouR
reeds here"
Copy Of a plan followed IN Onu
list winter was received by the cor
nission yesterday. The plan cIassl
lied all consumers as clther domes
tic or industrial In the first eiass
are IIaced homes hospitals hotels
bakeries. restaurants. and similal
establishments where The element t
human welfare ~ the predominatin
requirement Such .0nanmera mre
70 be- furnished gaH ~ all tlmea
IN tbq industrial ciass. consumers
aye sub divided as follows;
Users not included IN the domas
tic class but who are engaged In NJ
pairing or preserving food stuff oI
fcod producing plants. Tor such par
loses only.
Users of Ras In gaa engines
first. those using 10000 cubic fret
Or less month second, those usln1
more than 10000 cubic feet o mont J
Governor Robertson examined the
outline of the plan yesterday and
raid he hoped the corporation cvfu
q ission may be- able 10 put similar
rnling Into effect In okiahona r.xt
winter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27
Beautifully Curly, Wavy
Hair In Three Hours

Girls have ynn tried the silmeriB'
method ~ curling t"uf hair its sins
ply grand Giyas Fnu the most h'nnt
ful. natural looking ruris ana wave
within three hunfs keeps fhs hair anfl
sliky and pla~sy aud nothing hHrwfi
'nr messy abani n The curla viii last
the longest time ln spite ~ heat ai.f
.oF dampnssY Noa won't have iu ~
rnutinnaiy fixing and fnaNiuE Win looss,
flying hair us fpaliah 10 ~imHe nnA
blister aud a.adsn your tfrNwer Win y
bot curling iran hnd altogether un
necessary now
i.iqthd silmefiue is pleasant Ga nfe
being neither mfirky nuf RreaHf Gee
bottle from year druggist today. follow
the simpie dirrctiuns the first trial VIII
make Il yuun steaAfasi friend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27
corurlor oF rlarwAys

Oklahmnai Cliy AaN n iE'hs
1vailos bureau today announced she
f0il0Wing conditions ~ Oklahoma
hlahways
oslahoma titY, talr rough Ia
places. Guthrie fD@ kingfiahsr.
muddy: ponea aity fair. Ar~kirk.
rouah Wichita. Kan. muddy Nww
Ton. Kan. muddy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27
FAT BOY RETURNS,
HE'S So HUNGRY
Mother OF Little $40 Founder
Has Trying Night Following
His Disappearance, Police
We're Reused

New York. Aug - Gsofsa rau'
aged "a, N no, short ssiiher " hr
10 bn classified ~ the flywni8a!
slaMs. weighing. AZ ha does. 3lq
ponnda, hathAids
George TOOK 4tiiet weight off
hln parental doormet last "Wednesday
when hr decided 10 80 henev ~
i.arch ~ cooler weather He urr
eeted 20 leave word wn. E" Dc va
,olnx when George didnf return AZ
midnight "Wednesday his mother, Msn
Z. Taul, started wondering where haf
hid was Hhs notified the hurr 40
missing parsons
Have YOU naen nay baby aAkr
he frightened mother
"Dont know" vas the anaysr
what is ~ description"
"Gsorge IL Just IS years old" saF
he mother
Yes" answered the detective.
Weighs 2iO pounds
what"
Yes" nld the mother George
weiahs 2lO younds rather q larxs
boy. and he's q feet o Inches tall
Little George didn't materlaiIx'
intiI this morning Ills FIRMLY knew
he was home At last because there
wasn'l enough room left for them ia
lhs dining room.
my little son" wspt the mother
Y suppose you've rome home to die ="
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

that By exchange OF licenses. as
suggested by the government. the pa
tents OF each company will be utilized
10 greater advantage and the pro
grees of the ART OF electrical trans
mission and communication will be
accelerated In America a. In no 9th
sv couatry"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

Nav. foarsd ti,is George s'tys
ecma boms 10 eat Hos saih .
breakfast feaat
,ieofau then raelaiurd h~ went "a
a 4 home ~ rnlallys IN iwrnny s'ltY
10 spena fnw hours and found khs
wsather NJ cool thal NJ JUST dlda 4
n ma back
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27
pellohstul Party

Mrs Irene pewsIl entertained
Tuesday evening N honor Of hef
cousin Miss nurleifh Roark Of Cha
lanUoRa. Tenn
The evening was spent In rlayias
games after which an ice course vas
served
Those enjoying the evening were
Misses Doris walker kathaleaG
Walker. Fiossie Miller, len HAy,
Eaniea Anderson. Ethel Wade. Ruby
Davis Mrs A. u DAVIS. Alpha Doada
Mao HaRkins. Harsl rennock. Veil
Jones Buflelshs Roark Irene poweii
Messrs Chester Hansen, Lloyd Jay
Milo kslier. A r. Davis. Earle Pen
mock. Earnest aud Robert Powell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27
ooeeh surrlaht

On Saturday evening Aug el 1929
Miss Ruby Uooch and Mr. Orrln
nurrirh, were unsl~l IN marriage
MIR nurfigh, n The son of Mr. and
Mrs Outright of northeast OF cf.
cent be is well liked by all who
know him he served In the Y 2
Army and was, ut the time OF rnd
Ing Of the war. az Camp Logan from
which he was honorahly dlschar go
Mrs orrin nnrrieht IS the popular
daughter on Mr. and Mrs " ID
Uooch of The Tellars communil, s.
liked by all who Iaow her she u
q very accUmpllshet Young lady aui
" social leader inf her community
Mr and Mrs orrin Burrieht have
a host OF friends who wish them
much JOY and happiness They viii
be nj home 20 their many frienas
northeast Sf~croscent on the faria
whore Mr. Burright Is engaged In -
tcnsiye farming
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27
ARMY AtHelAngs REAca
euaY ON aeruHr rRip

vawaons Y. r. Aug ~ A Nome
special 20 the pawson News Nass
three American army airplansu hare
reached Rnby from Nome on their
rrtarn flight 10 New York
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

There will be dance at McNu'tys
haii. on East Harrison avenue. Tues.
day night August 81. Good music
Everybody welcome. Admission 80
cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

ment Friday evening. August ssga
az o'clock sharp 81 A o L W Har
We are a live bunch all boostiaa
for Guthrie and especially her live
business men. come aud enjoy Yaas
self with Us
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

France produced more than s.s00,-
600 metric tons OF iron ore last year
OF which si.2 per cent came from he
Inrralne basins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

The following invitation has been
sent 10 Guthrie people by the loca,
y. G. r. lodge.
Most cordial invitation 10 you
and your wife. or sweetheart TIE
United Commercial Travellers will
most sincerely appreciate your pres
sence at their social and entertain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27
PHONE SERVICE
TO EUROPE SEEN
IN BIG MERGER

Continued from Page ~
ket can be freely supplied. The let
ter also urges the necessity OF some
such arrangements 80 tina, ships at
sea can get the benefit Of the latest
devices. which would contribute 20
theIr safety and the safety OF thek
passengers. The bureau states fur
ther: In the past the reasons for de-
string some arrangement have been
largely because Of monetary consid-
Grafton.
Nov, the situation has become
such that II u public necessity that
such arrangement be made without
further delay. and this letter may oe
considered as an appeal-for the
good OF the public--for a remedy to
the situation
Negotiations Begun.
Following this. negotiations we're
commenced between the two com
panies with a view TO the exchange
Of licenses so that the General Elec-
company and the Radio Corporation
OF America, with which II had be-
come interested. would be able 10.
further the development OF the art
Of radio transmission and especially
~ r.frateus aafau~arkv Ia ,ho 49,
lean Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany could employ in its present ma
tion wide system such radio appara-
tus as rs adaptable to wire trans
mission. and, further. could supple
ment its wire system with wireless
extensions where particularly adapt
able as between shore and ships al
sea.
Much has been done In radio com
munication by all parties OF interest,
which can be made fully effective In
the Oublic service only by this CO.
operation OF the several c. mpaDi .
THE Worldwide wireless system
Of the radio corporation and the uri-
versai service OF the Bell system are
thus brought into a harmonious re-
lation that will facilitate the use by
the public OF the present wireless
telegraph facilities Of the rndio COR
poratiors and. as the art advances.
will enable the American Telephone
and Telegraph company TO extend its
telephone service 10 ships at ond to
foreign countries.
The public interest lies in the fact
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27
rAE CALENDAR
EptnAN


yesterday afternoon Ia honor Of Mary
.Eabeth and Henrietta filson. All
n the show watermelon was served
to the guest. on the lawn a the M
son home. The guests Included
katherine iiagar. Mary Davis. lAro'
thy Dsoley. Mildred sherman. har-
let jenkins, Dorothy samHooaier,
esther aud lone Mckinney Madeline
Olson Ruth Patterson Martha and
Grace Becker, OF Arkansas city, Glen
f,oylngton of Shawnee. Ucrmain Aoi
ienbeck. corrine Fssas, Louise he
land Catherine Hopsins, virginia
Crahbe. yirsina Crahbe 0eneyleye
Davis and Betty HacAest.
" &llN
Mrs Lyman Gray and two children
Mary Coyl- and John Lyanan. return
a honey estexday after spending the
summer ia chicago.
x " II
Lawn Party.
Last evening Cofrlne Eslua enter
famed numoer OF her friends with
a lawn party at her home on East
Cleveland avenue The lawn wa
iecorotcd with Japanese lanterns and
the evening Was spent with games
aud dancing. aud the guests were
denevieye Davis. Betty naekett, Hen.
rietta iflson. Katherine Hopkins.
Elinor Scott. Mabel Denny. nilma
Denny, Madeline aud Nadine Beck.
Pearl Leah Fragiex. Dorothy chap.
nan, Blanche Meade OF Moline m
Bernice Frasier OF Red Rock. Helen
lark, Helen Relt, Mildred Patterson
elizabeth and joan Ait Adams. Joo
Wilma Robertson and Jaunita Nd
nonston. An ice course vas served
~ Margaret Clark Of McAlester
Mary Davis and Mary Hester Eatus.
n * &
Tou pi M
Miss Alice Munghy wa shostess 20
he Tau III Mu club yesterday. The
syening was spent with dancing aud
i've hundred and scores al the game
were won by Miss Emma Burst Miwe
Ivy Daniels and Miss Neil Simpson,
rhe club viii meet ia three weeks
with Miss Rose I.angehennlg Those
present last evening were Misses.
Mae McGoldriok. Emma Burst. Agnes
Burst Rose Langehennig. Ivy Dan
els, Leona Lang shennig. Edna Bro
lie. Mabel Rapp. Nell simpson. Anna
Jbrecht and Minnie Burst
NJ NJ nj
Mr. and Mrs Cieye Chesnut an
aounce the birth Of daughter, Mar.
an Florence. en- Wednesday Mother
md babe Wre both doing nicely
Il * X
Mrs. L. l.. Biipnfe who has been
visiting al Marble Nliy. ONlahDma
'or two weeks returned home Tues.
day.
IL ~ VI
Mrs. A. w. Hciaen and children are
dsiting friends Ia Marshall and Enid.
NJ n "
Mrs. Andrew Mormon and Miss
yelera Mormon OF Saltwater. are yis.
ting friends here.
~ "a u
Mite Box Opening.
The Phianduson male qnartette will
ding af Tho Mfia It.x uuanfuv ~ tha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27
DAILY rsoueHr

DAILY rAouoAr
nut what IL In name. even =
rose. by anr other name would smell
as swcei. ~ Shakespeare.
rAE CALENDAR
FRIDAY
O. NJ n Guthrie Chapter Az the
Temple
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

ralIar l'Ia..I1IaA Ad. flrl IVrnaltsI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27
Mite Box Opening.

The Phianduson male quariette will
sing al the Mite Box opening at the
First Methodist church Sunday night.
rhe little Light Bearers are giving
heir dollies 20 be- missionaries. The
Kings heralds will hold a congress
of the nations The STANDARD Bear
ers give a pantomlne America" The
Auxiliary will persuade Christians 70
use their mite boxes Come and
hear this splendid grogram. Bring
your mite box well-filled.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Fife afforded
the Shriners picnic at BellIsje in
Oklahoma City yesterday.
n VI K
o. N. c. Club.
The ID. NJ. G. club met yesterday
with Mrs. J. M. Shearer. Fancy work
was the diversion OF the afternoon
and an ice course was served 10 the
club members at the close OF the
meeting.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-10-15
WESTERN GREENRRIER

We noticed some hands stacking
hay on the widow Callchan's farm
Thursday. the eth. call that max
ing hay while The sun shines, if it
is little late.
w. L. Sheppard and wife of
Smoot. were the guests of his broth
err Fl. II. Sheppard, at Portsmouth,
Ohio, Saturday and Sunday. They
stopped off in Charleston to attend
the Grand Lodge and Rebekah AS
sembly this week.
w. b. Jones, who is in the real
estate business in Huntington. is
visiting his family at Meadow Bluff
at tbs time.
Ohio ID. Rucklnan, of Clintonvillc
IS in Charleston This week repre-
senting Meadow Bluff Lodge, /. O.
q: +. in the Grand Lodge. of West
Virginia.
Mack Picrcy, who has been work
ing in Akron. Ohio, came home last
week to help his father, JEFF Picrcy.
of Meadow Bluff, harvest his corn.
Good for you Mack!
Mr.. Ralph Nunley, of Trout. and
Miss Jenny Bennett. daughter of
Floyd Bennett of Smoot, were mar
ried in Lewisburg Oct 6. The young
couple have our best wishes.
+. +. Hinkle. Of Charleston, was q
business visitor in Grcenbricr the
first of the week.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-10-15

There will be a meeting of the
Democratic Women of Williams
burg District at the High School Au-
ditorium Oct. 23d, beginning at 1 80
p. III. Mrs. Henry Matthew's and MIR.
Sam Prce will speak OH the issues
of the day. Mrs. Mathews is wo-
man of high intellect, and served
some time as Red Cross Nurse in
France, and Mr.. Price, is also a
good speaker and will explain facts
that will prove very useful to- the
new voters. There will be music
and refreshments and everyone is
invited to come and spend a Soci-
able as well as beneficial afternoon.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-10-15
FOR SALE.

IS acres in Chester county, Pa.
bcautliul home, fully equipped, So
800. just the place for man to re-
lire: Excellent Groom stone house.
on improved road, miles TO r, r,
station half mile to churches and
scnooi; 2O acres tiIIagc, balance
wood over 100 fruit trees, fine
wafer ice-house, wagon house.
garage, ~ foot hen house, new barn,
Dig producing asparagus bed. For
quick sale owner includes borsr
COW ~ chickens, long list of tools.
stove wood hay and straw. PART
e"sn balance easy terms. Write for
catalogue describing farms in this
section. II. L. Dunlnorc. Kimbcrtop.
Pa. ''p'
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-10-15
NO POLL TAX FOR WOMEN,

Registration imposes no payment
OF taxes and the Legislature made
no change in The lax laws that have
existed i'm the past. Women have
been taxed with The real and per-
sonal property in just The same man
ncr as men and have been entitled
to no exemption excepting that of
the head. or poll tax.
The recent Legislature made no
provision for assessing u poll. tax
on The women and they will not be
required 20 pay such Il taN until
further action is taken by the Leg
islaturc.