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C0RHWELL DECLINES HIGH HONOR.

Governor Cornwcll. on the 9th
addressed letter to E.. l.. Shawver,
Chairman of the Democratic State
Executive Committee. distinctly
defining TO become Il c:I:dicatc for
the Democratic nomination for
President and requested the Com
nittec to abandon absolutely its
purpose to inauSuratc a movement
looking to his nomination. He as
signs various reasons for this de-
cision chief among which is his
purpose to serve out his term as
Governor, considering that the peo-
pie have i right to expect him to
do Sd and holding that he has no
right to abandon The post of duty
to which the people have assigned
him, which he would have to do,
in effect, if he now entered a race
for another office.
Seeing that there has been much
discussion Of the availability of
Hon. John w. Davis, our distin-
guishcd Ambassador to the Court
of st. James, in whose favor he
writes in highly laudatory terms
Gov. Cornwell suggested that the
committee indorsc Mr.. Davis for
the nomination and arrange for the
presentation of his name to the
San Francisco Convention.
The committee sharing fully the
Governors high estimate of Mr..
Davis abilities, distinguished serv-
ices and availability, agreed to this
substitution and if Mr.. Davis does
not, like the Governor, veto the cf,
fort to bring him. into the contest
he Will be the candidate presented
by this State ut San Francisco for
the Democratic nomination for
President
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LITTLEPAGE A CANDIDATE.

Yielding II The opportunities of
many personal ana political friends
and supporters, Hon. Adam y.
Llttlcpagc, Of Charleston, announced
last week that ne would ask The
Democratic nomination for Cover
crnor at the Primary Election in
May. Mr.. Littlcpagc promises 10
make a more formal announcement,
soon in which he will state rull>
The platform Of principles and pol
ices for which ne will Stand and
ask the support of The people. lie
has had large experience in public
affairs, in all the positions in which
he has been placed he has prciorm-
cd his dulles 10 the satisfaction Of
the people and being a good mixer
wholly free ITom prctGnSc, airs
and aiTecta!iOns he has always been
a strong man before The people and
The man who beats him will be
Kept busy in the effort.
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DOUBT ABOUT RATIFICATION.

The final test is at hand in the
Senate, and the next few days will
settle the fate of the peace treaty
30 far rs the Senate is concerned
with the probability, as it seems
now. that the treaty will fail Of
ratification.
The Republican majority having
put through the Lodge reservation
to Article X which practically de-
Stroys the article, so far as the
United States is concerned, and thus
nulifies. as the President thinks, the
most important provision of the
treaty, have formulated a qualify
ing reservation which they hope
10 pass as showing the. ut
most limit 10 which uley will 90 III
yielding TO the Presidents view. II
reads:
at shall be the declared policy
of this government that the freedom
and peace of Europe being again
threatened by any power or combi-
nation of powers, the United States
will regard such a situation with
grave concern, and will consider
what, if any, action it will take in
The premises"
This reservation Of declaration
was killed on the 18th, by vote
OF 80 to %, eight of the irrccohcil-
ableS voting mo"
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INVESTIGATING PALMER.

A hot political row broke out on
the house floor Thursday of lasl
week, when the Republicans forced
through resolution authorizing
lin investigation OF the acts Of At
torncy General Palmer in connect
ion with prices charged for Louis
lana sugar. The Democrats bitter
ly opposed the project. charging
that it was designed as an indirect
impeachment of Mr.. Palmer and
only intended as a backsct TO "the
growing popularity" of the Demo
cratic presidential aspirant.
They wasted great deal of
money investigating Mr.. Palners
Official conduct as Alien Property
Custodian but proved nothing be-
yond the fact that he had been a
very capable and efficient Official.
1hcy will prove nothing more this
time. This Congress is hunting for
something Republican stumpcrs can
talk about when. he campaign opens
uD,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

STATE OF West VIRGINIA, County of
Grcenbrier, to-wit: At Rules held
in the Clerks Office of the Cir
Cult Court of the county of Green
brier on Monday, March 1, 1920,
the following order was entered !:
Mrs. Virginia Alice Johnson, - I
VS.. .-..
Andy ID. Hanna and w. F. Porter.
In Chancery.
The object of the entitled cause is
TO have the said Andy D. Hanna cX-
ccute to the plaintiff deed for his
interest in that certain tract of land
situated in Lewisburg district,
Greenbrier county, West Virginia,
which he owned as heir at law of
his mother, Ann E. Hanna, which
was conveyed TO said Ann L. Hanna,
John D., Alexander and James w.
Johnston by Renick Dickson and
wife by deed dated the 3rd day of
November, 1874, recorded in Deed
Book 20, page 486, which interest
was sold to John d. Johnston, but
not conveyed. And in the event
said Andy d. Hanna does not ap-
pear and execute a proper deed for
said interest, to have the Court an
point a Commissioner for the pur-
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Green
bricr county. IS: At Rules held
in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court Of Grecnbricr county,
on the first MonGay il: the month
of March, 1920:
Ursula Jones, Complainant,
VS..
w. e.. jones. Defendant.
In Chanccry.
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain from the Defendant, w. g..
Jones, I'm absolute divorce, and il
appearing. by affidavit filed, that the
Defendant. ". G. Jones, is non
resident Of this State, it is ordered
that he do appear here within one
month after the date of the first
publication Of This order and do
what is necessary to protect his in
,crcst in this suit.
TeSte:
II. G. SKAGGS, Clerk.
J. S. MCWHoRTER, Sol. 3-12-4t
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FIDUCIARY NOTICE.

The following accounts are be-
fore Inc for settlement:
Olive CASTOR Kahlo, guardian of
Olive CASTOR Kahlo, Jr.
Olive CASTOR Kahlo, guardian of
George D. KahlC, Jr.
Josephine NJ. OFT, administrators
Of d. p. OFT, deceased.
A. {. Masters, executor of Viii
liam Masters. deceased.
Luther Flynn, administrator Of b.
j. Spencer, deceased.
W. +. Burns, administrator of Il.
F. Burns, deceased.
FINLEY NJ. ARBUCKLE,
3-12-N COm'r of Accounts.
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pose Of cNeculin'- and acknowledge
ing a>prOpcr dead for said interest.
TO the plaintiff or lie defendant. w.
+. Porter. who is entitled to legal
title 20 said tract Of land.
1t appearing. by affidavit field,
in This cause, thai >lhe said Andy
ID. Hanna is Il nonresident of this
State. ii is ordered. and required
of him that he do apncar here with
IN one month after ~" date OF The
first publication of this order and
do what is necessary 10 project his
interests.
\ copy icSte:
II. E.. SKAGGS.
3-I-lt Clerk Of Circuit Court.
5. NJ. AUSTIN, sol.
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NOTICE.
To Andy u. Hanna and ". T..

fcTtcT -
Take notice that on the 18th day
Of April, 1920, at the Office Of l.. NJ.
Arbucklc. in the town Of Lewis
burg, county of Grccnbricr, and
State Of West Virginia. between the
hours of 8 o'clock a. III. and 6 o.
clock p. III. of that day, | will pro-
coed to take >thc dispositions Of
Henry Gilmcr and others TO be read
in evidence in my behalf in a GER
tain suit in equity pending in the
Circuit Court of Grcenbricr county,
West Virginia. in which am plain
Till and you are defendant; and. if
from any cause the taking of the
said dispositions be not commenced
on that day, or, if commenced, if
they be not completed on that day,
the taking of the said dispositions
will be adjourned from day to day,
at the. same place and between tho
same hours, until they are complct-
ed.
MRS. VIRGINIA a. JOHNSTON,
3-5-lt Bv Counsel
S. MSAUSTIN, sol. -
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Delegate to National Convention.

We are authorized TO announce En-
Governor William A. MacCorkle. of
Charleston, as candidate in the
May 25th Primaries, to represent the
Democrats of this, the Sixth. Dis
trict. in the Democratic National
Convention at San Francisco on June
28th, called to nominate party can
didates for President and Vice-Presi-
dent.
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I hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the Office of Sheriff Of Green
brier county, subject to the will of
the voters of the Republican party
at the Primary Election to be held
On May 25th, 1920. If nominated
and elected my deputies will be w.
Il. Hunt, S. H. Mcdowell, and J. w.
Miller.
L. l.. GRAPHICAL.
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For Assessor.

hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of Assessor Of
Greenbrier county, subject to the
Democratic Primary Election. II
elected ]. A. Brown, W. A. Bivens,
and S. N. Erwin will be my deputies.
E. B. MILLER.
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For Clerk County Court.

I hereby announce myself can
didate for the Office Of Clerk of the
County Court o. Greenbrier county,
subject to the Democratic Primary
Election Of May 25th, and trust my
services us such Clerk since my in
cumbency of this office may justify
in the minds Of the voters my nomi-
nation and election to said office.
PAUL G.. HOGSETT.
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For SALE.-Purcbrcd Silver
Laced Wyandottc eggs for Matching
from no-kin. we'll mated pens.
Chicks mature early and hens arc
good layers. Sl.O0 per setting of
Is. Or Sl.25 by mail. II. +. GEE,
williamsburg. W. Va. 3-12-it
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Chiffon FOR GOVERNOR.

a movement Of considerable pro-
portions has been launched having
for It's object The naming Of former
u. S. Senator William T.. Chiffon,
OF Charleston, rs The nominee Of
the Democratic party for Cover
nor.--Rdicig, Register.
May The Lord forbid.
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We are authorized to announce
w. F. RICHARDSON, Of Blue Sui
phur district. a candidate for the
office of Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Greenbrier county, West Virginia,
subject to the action Of the Demo
cratic Primary Election.
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For Sheriff.

l hereby announce myself u candi-
date for the office of Sheriff OF Green
brier county, subject to the will of
the voters Of the Democratic party
i'll the Primary Election to be held
May 25th, 1920. If nominated and
elected my deputies will be r. J.
Walkup and w. l.. Tabscott.
WIN. E. BURNS.
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1920.
CASE NO. 1903.
VIRGINIA-WESTERN ~",VER
COMPANY, Application to
Change Rates.
Whereas. application has this
Gay been fled l.y the Virgiria-
Western Power Company for
tllority TO change its rates. il is
ordered that leave be granted to
any one interested to file objection
thereto before the Commission at
any time on ,r before the 18th day
" April. 1920, and this matter be
set down for hearing at a meeting
CT the commission to be held at its
Offices in tn" CaDitol Building in
the City of Charleston on said 18th
day Of April, 1920. at two O'Clock
p. M, al which time amy one may
appear and make, such objection
thereto as may be deemed proper.
II is further ordered that the ap-
pllcant publish a co., nf this ord
CT once each week for four s:lcces-
Sive weeks in two newspapers OF
opposite politics, If such there he.
and CT general circulation in The
county or counties affected bv The
proposed changein rates; and said
applicant snail also mail to or serve
on each of its consumers affected
thereby at least fifteen days prior
10 sud 18Th day of April, 1920.
written notice in the form pre-,
Sscrlbeh by the Commission, show
=: that it has applied to The pub
TIC Service Commission for authori-
~ TO change its rntn" .r,n rates -
posed to be charged, and the fine
and place Of such hearing; making
due return thereof to this Conn:
Tcstc:
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Lumber WANTED.-If you have
lumber OF any kind write me. The
RccSc-ShcriT Lumber Co., Williams
port, Pa. need anything you have
in the timber line. LEM c. HANNA.
Renick. W. Va. 1-9-tf
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For Clerk Circuit Court,

hereby announce myself a candi-
date for reelection to the Office of
Circuit Clerk of Greenbrier County,
subject to the Democratic Primary
Election to be held on the 25th day
CT May, 1920.
H. c. SKAGGS.
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GLENWOOD SEED FARNI--Ficld
and EnsilIGc Seed Corn. Tested
and sold ~ approval. $3.50 per
bushSl. Sacks free. Write for cir
cular. Address S. w. ANDERSON.
Grecnlec, Va. 3-12-1Ut
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WANTED Cutters, transfers,
and Saw-mii men. Ten mills now
running. Good wages and board.
MEADOW MOUNTAIN LUMBER Co.,
White Sulnhur Springs. w. Va. ~
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NOTICE..
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMITS
SION OF WEST VIRGINIA, .
CAPITAL BUILDING,
CHARLESTON.

AT meeting of The Public Service
Commission Of West Virginia, held
on the 1st day Of March, A. d.,
1900
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REPORT
OF THE CONDITION OF
Bank Of Groenbl'iel'

Located at Lewisburg in the State of
west virginia, at the close Of
business Feb. %, 1920. &C..
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II. c. SKAGGS, Clerk.
J. s. MCWIORTER, Sol. 312-4t
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H. G. SKAGGS.
The Washington times., 1920-10-12
The Restless SEX
A Romantic Film Drama With
MARION DAVIES
BY Robert w. Chambers
BY Robert w. Chambers

I'm paying for II. I'll go back TO
Paris and stay for a while. Time
dogs things to people.
n. She nodded hor howed head.
'-1ims." he said. "forges an ar
mour on u all....fli wait untii
mine is well riveted before I re-
turn. You're quite right, Steve,
You ami 1 can't 20 on this. Ihere
would come, time when the In
tense strain would break us both
break down our resolution and our
sense> OF honor--and we'd go away
togrther--or make each other
wretched here, Because there's
no real happines for you and me
without honor, Steve. Some people
can do without 1t. We can't,
NO HAPPINESS.
1--WE might come to think we
could. We might take the chance.
We might repeat the static old
phrase and try to count tho world
well loat.' But there would be no
happiness for you and me. Steve.
For. to people of our race. happi-
ness Is composite. Honesty ir part
of 1t; loyalty to ideals IL another;
the worlds respect. the approval
of our heart. the recognition or
our responsibility to che civiliza-
tIon that depends on such as We
all these are part of the only kind
Of happiness that you and can
understand and experience -. So
we must give IL up. And the
best way is the way ] offer. Let
me go out of your life for a while.
Live your own life as you care
to live 1T. Time must do what
ever else is to be DONE"
The girl lifted her dishevelicd
head and looked at him.
Are you going tonight"
YES
"you are not coming back?'
mo, dear
She dropped her head again.
There was a train at four that
afternoon He took n gay and
casual leave OF Helen and Grayson,
where he found them reading to-
gether in the library.
"Will you be back tomorrow"
inquired the latter.
I'm not sure. / may be detained
for some time" said Cleiand care
lessly. And went upstairs.
ITO he Continued Temorrow.)
1917. 1913. by the international
Magazine Company
The Washington times., 1920-10-12
'lUex.>

REscuING THE cZAR Two authentc
diaries arranged end transls ed es
james =. Smythe san Francisdo
California Printing Complny 81
"Rescuing the Czar' is the stoft
OF what is announced as 'T%p
Authentic Diaries Arranged aasi
Tranf'sfNd bv InueF % Smy'is
A. NJ. Ph. ID. :" rclHtre IN ~reat do
tail how the Czar escaped from Fds
Bolslievik captors, ,hc "a. .e.lry lol
his assistan"" b. ine fu-nish u ~ ~
person readily Identified as En-
peror William. N
In foreword. written by w. z.
Aushinbaugh, occur the following
specuiations: N
us the former Car and his inn
petial family still alive? There are
millions of people in Europe sad
America who are asking this ques-
tion. European governments haye
considered this question of suffi-
cient interest to justify the inyesu-
cation by official bodies of the az
legged extinction OF this sncie1t
royal line. Millions have been. q
pended for that RurpOse. rouan =
sions haye pretended "a i4S&sn-
gate the subject after the SveHt.
Volumes have been returned Iof 20
speculative nature to authenttcate
mysterious disappearance that
has never been explained. M
III Tsesching the Car does No
more thar, set at rest the fable af
the Romantf execution it will haYf
done its work by characterizine
the sources and methods and objects
of its inspiration. II II per
forms no other service th6n
place upon the pale face of tragic
possibility the red pink blush y of
romantic probabilities. 1t VIII have
justified its presence in the So
ciety of the learned by the sim
cerity of it's purpose and the cam
dor OF its appeal to the conscience
of the world
The diaries, which according to
the book, came to hand in round
about fashion, relate how the au-
thor received instructions from the
Kaiser to rescue the Car. They
tell of series of exciting events,
in obtaining entrance to the house
where the Russian royal family
were held by the Bolsheviki. and
how they were rescued through a
secret tunnel. Then the diary goes
on to tell how the Romanoffs, after
many hardships and narrow escapes
from death, escaped to Thibet.
The chances of 'Rescuing the
Czar achieving place as an au-
thentic history of the events sur
rounding the fall of the House OF
Romanof are unfortunately few,
1t seems now to be pretty we'll set
tied. by evidence most Trustworthy,
hof ho tc fa mil
murdered by the Bolsheviki, though
their bodies we're never found. SO
that this book, handsomely p'int-
ed and bound volume, will prob
ably prove of more interest to col
lectors who value the unusual than
to earnest students seeking light
on the disappearance of the Car
and his family. @
The Washington times., 1920-10-12
HOW TO BE RID OF
DANGEROUS OANDRUfF

~ II rou have dsndruff YOU must
Is4k ~ Of IL auick--its positively
kn&ueYcus and will surely ruin your
k&2irsi X you don't.
~ Daudruff heads mean faded, brit.
kt1e. ecrasgly hair that finally dies
Insw hair will not grow-then Soi
l0re hairless and nothing can help
k1oH.
n The sure way to abolish dand-
Irun for good is to DESTROY the
I2erm that causes II. 4 tt do this
k9uickiv safely and without risking
II penny cct. from your drUAIgiSt n
Bottle OF Parislan Sarc. This "
ftuays to barjsh all dandrufr,
/ Iotop Itching scalp and falling hair.
Iknd stimulate q new growth, or the
| cost: small as IL Is. will, be ro-
funded.
d r>-isian sare is a scientific prop
| TAXATION that supplies hair needs
Ten entiscptic LIQUID neither sticky
tkerfumed
r IL vow want beautiful. soft. thick,
y1ustrous hair, and lots of ~. ~ all
lppeanr trv Fnrisian Sage. Don't de-
|3hy-be-in tonivht--a little atten-
Itton now assures abundant hair for
|veHrs 10 come.
reocle's Drug stores win supply
|vcu end Guarantee money refunded
|u vou are not entirely sstLsHed.
The Washington times., 1920-10-12
The Growing Child
Is Your Child Undernourished?
KEEP HIM WE'LL
u S. Official Public Health Series
u. S. Official Public Health Series.

Malnutrition Is a condition of
undernourishment commonly meas
ured by underweight. 1t is seen In
boys and girls at any period after
infancy or in childhood.
1t Is an important condition, very
often neglected, and when neglect
ed may led to serious consequences.
1t may lay the foundation for poor
physical development or i'll health
in adult life or may lead to some
serious disease like tuberculosis.
HOW TO RECOGNIZE 1T.
Children suffering from malnutri-
tion are not only much below nor
NAL weight for height. but they
gain much more slowly than they
should. At the ages of six to ten
years, when healthy child gains
two or Ave pounds a year. they
may gain only one or two pounds,
or even none at all; from twelve
TO sixteen years, when healthy
children should gain from six to
fourteen pounds year, they may
gain only two or three pounds.
: Children h-malnutrition do not
all behave the same way. Some
are pale. dull and listiess, with
dark rings under the eyes. tire
easily. and have no ambition for
.&orkygor play: their work In school
IL often so poor that they must fire.
ouentiy repeat their grades, Others
Are nervous and fretful, hard to
.plesse and hard to manage; they
Cat and sleep badly. Still others
are over-smbitious, constantly ac-
ttve. restless: they md 1t difficult
20 concentrate.
wEY MALNUTRITION DEVELOPS.
t Chtldren get into a condition Of
Nafrutrition because their growth
II po& watched. To grow in height
Nhd gain regularly in weight IL just
~ .Iuuch a sign of health In boy
br girl ~ eight or ten as In baby.
The Washington times., 1920-10-12
Is Marriage a Success?

jected loudly and was promptly put
out on the bricks. After wander
ing around from one place to an
other 1 realized l did love the
woman and went back and told her
so. She received me gladly. But
soon i fell into bad company and
drink. We separated. / stopped the
drink, was welcomed home again.
After drinking again she com
planned to the police and l was sent
to Jail. The result was / no long
er respected her and 1 knew l never
wanted to love her again. At that
time there were two children and
to them returned. The two daugh-
ters are now grown up. One is mar
ried. She was educated for the
stage and is with her husband play
ing in stock with a splendid salary.
The other is away from home work
ing her own way. The wife and i
are $50 miles. apart. We sometimes
exchange letters. ] confess l am
lonesome for her sometimes. But
II my marriage was not success,
when l look at the photos of my
beautiful daughters I can say
neither was IL an entire failure.
r. NJ. c.