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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-03-19
THIS week THlRTY-TWO YEARS AGO.
Condensed from The Issue Of March
-. 1883.

llllllSelI Il Caiuluatt lOI lnc otitt
Senate in this number.
John ID. Snyder has sold his meat
business here to Henderson Bell. Jr.
J. NJ. Cornell announces himself
:. candidate for Assessor OF the
lower district in this number, sub
icct 10 the result OF the Democrat,
urinary or convention.
Col. J. W. st Clair, Of Faycttc.
candidate for Congress. Will speak
ut Union next Moniay, the first day
tf the circuit court.
At the recent term Of the fayrltc
Circuit Court the ErandIurN re-
turned 35S indictments.
Thos. II. Pare has sold half i'll
teres: in his saddle and harness
business here to his brother, VIM.
p. Pare.
There is much talk of establish
ing a creamery here.
The store-houSc of J. e.. Watkins
III Kanawha Falls was dt Stroycd by
tire Friday night.
The members of ST. james EpiS-
copaI Church. here, have called a
iicttiiis Will Ni'N w waning
rector.
In the shipment of horses from
this place Il few days ago by Nelson
Andrew. was pair of draft
horses bought Of A. w. Ludington
for which he received $500. Since
January 1st, 5 car loads of horses
nave been shipped from here cSti
mated in value mt $4,000.
On Tucday, last Mrs. Catherine
Toland, OF Stonccliff, visiting her
sister Mrs. p. e.. Gohccn, here. re-
ceived a message by wire that her
son, Hugh had been accidentally
killed while in Inc mine there. He
was about Is years Of age.
Mrs. Betsy Rapp died at the home
of her daughter Mrs. Clemcntinc
Clark, near Union, last Sunday.
Mrs. Rapp was one of the early
settlers of Lcwisb,Tg wife OF Geo.
Sapp and daughter of Thos. Nc
Clcllrn, of Lexington, Va. She was
The mother of Mrs. Maria J. Alder
son, lorg a we'll known and much
beloved resident here.
Uncle" Willis Lewis an old and
we'll respected colorcd man. died
at his home here yesterday. lie
claimed TO be 101 years and says
he remembers Gen. Washington
living as he did. on an adjoining
farm. He was doubtless mistaken
about his age as he did not look to i
be nearly SO old.
Mrs. Maria J. Anderson was called !
to Union Monday by the death of
her mother. Mrs. Betsy Rapp.
a. Paris Arbucklc after three
weeks visit among his kin in this |
county, left Friday for his home
at Canon City. Colo. Saturday
night last Will Tyrcc. son of Capt. !
SAMUEL f., and Joe Smith, son of
Ballard Smith, skipped out for the
west and will probably pull up in
Texas.
All the Methodist preachers are !
attending the annual meeting of the |
Baltimore Conference now in ScS-
sion al Mnrtinsburg. Judge Nc
WhOrtcr and George Law arc rep
:cscniing the Lcwisburg Church.
We have an interesting letter
from DR.. VIM. Il. Coo, now in The
u. S. Indian Service at Fort Simcoc
Washington Territory.
Mrs. James Withrow suffered
painful injuries i'll a fall on the
street Saturday. No bones were
broken.
Miss Rose Fry is spending a
while with kin in Georgia. Miss
lame Montgomery is visiting her
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-03-19

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $S1.93U.c3
OverdraftS. secured and un-
scored 1861
Stocks and securities. other
than Government issues 39.OS2.6S
u. S. Bonds 22.550.OO
War Savings Stamps 227.22
Due from banks 106,6O7.59
Checks and other cash
items 927.40
Lawful money reserve in
bank 4,SO5.SO
Expenses paid 42S.60
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-03-19
Chronic Co,lgh-Poor
Appetite-SIeepIess

Montrosc, W. Va.:-'"Thirty-one years
aEo took cold which brought on my old
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-03-19
s. 2J7,606.92

LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $25,OO0.OO
Surplus fund 100000
Dividends unpaid 5000
Undivided profit 3.01S.O6
Liberty Bond payments 1880
Deposits:
Sub. 10 check S1SO,S92.4S
Savings deposits 13.49S.14
224,39O.62
Certified checks 3.62
Cashiers checks 1862
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-03-19
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
Bank Of Rainelle.
RAINELLE. W. VA.

1t the close Of business February
2Sth. 1920:
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-03-19
Total
s. 2jS,668.02

State OF West Virginia.
County Of Greenbrier, SIS:
l, 0. b. DAVIS. Cashier of the
above named band. do solemnly
swear that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
o. Is. DAVIS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 4th day of March, 1920.
RENICK OSBORN, J. p.
J. NJ. RAINE.
p. l.. ANDREWS, Directors.
G. E. ANDREWS, Jr.
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Substantial
Homes

cannot be built with anythinl
but the best Lumber. Til,
best Lumber is the cheapes1
Lumber because it not only in|
sures yon a good Home that i
fit to live in. but insures vol
gainsta costly repair bills.
You get good Lumber OF u
because we know we can maxi
more business friends by sell
ing the best on the market
Come to our Yards to look d
our stock and to price it. Vol
will enjoy letting us show yo}
around.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

admits that he intends 10 vote the
Republican ticket IN the fall.
Like Chairman Hill, W. want
70 be absolutely fair in express.
ing an opinion with reference 10
the coming primary aud we can
not seq how It would Boz possihle
for ms To remain fair and yet dc-
clare IL right that n man call him
self q Dcmoyrat IN August and
Republican in November.
We believe that every such
vote should De challenged al ih'
polls and thrown out.
The Democratic party is made
for Democrats.
The Methodist church is made
for Mcthodi>tS.
And We don't think that 9
member of the Methodist churc'
ought 10 go over 10 thc Prrsbyicr
ian SUNDAY school and vote thi'
week. and then next week - harl
INTO n Methodist congregation
meeting and east his ballot.
For Methodist can't hc
| Presbyterian and at the same uw
| Methodist.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
room SPECTATORS

tn, Spectator in foods j. ."
ing 10 find himself in most un
comfortable position If The mem
ber> of "a committee, selected dur
ING the recent American Farm
Bureau Federation meeting are
successful IN their fight against
the high cost of living.
The system being worked ont =
cooperative and Is intended f.
keep the public informed of ~"
price which ihr grower, himself
has secured icr the product Which
he has sold
Cartons. for instance IN Cab
iornn in which prunr> are pack
I'd. bears the legend "Thcr
prune> l"ft the growers hands Of
II cent, pound.
The public viii very prompil,
find ont something about the hicl
east of living and vino makes u
high under a system whirh con
tain, some provision of this sort
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
THE PRIMARY ELECTION

An announcement is made els
where in The News by Grover Z.
nil. chairman of the county
Democratic executive committee.
hat the Law will b. strictly track
Il with reference 10 the qualifi-
atiOns of voters in the coming
primary election. Mr.. Hill j. de-
rmined 10 b. emincnily FAR
throughout.
We have never vet been allie "a
understand. however. Just how q
,epublican or a Socialist or ih'
member of any other party could
il,or under the misapprchension
.,at h. had a right 30 vote IN q
cmocraiic primary. Neither can
understand how a man can b
9TH n Democrat and a Republi
m. We cannot see how a mai
IN be n Democrat. and swear
vat BE- is democrat-and ~
INST do that-and yet plan "a
ate for Harding in November,
Harding is a Republican. And
cannot see how an election
iidge, who is solely the judge OF
- qualifications Of a voter, r.
rides of how he Swears, can
=. Isider q man 4 Democrat sho
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
The Rat Pest.

INV hAN hfNNs
Editor rf The NtNs
The prevalence uf rats in our oiy
Deg causing much alarm among tie 'iu
l,us. Rats have been pests pa long
that thot have been taken Tor granted
uy tho public. and while people are
,ttm painfully aware If individual
iusn,s they are unaware ~ IA" vast
total which these individual sums ag
frgltn aud the consequent need II com.
immunity Hction against the authors ~
uDh flrtoachirg economic drains
h. has De-. % estimated that thu rlt
Reputation in thu United states b. 'o-
lnn 900 fuI She cities and 800 0nn 900
ru ihr rural districts and the output
100 lulnr off over 200 uUH men Is con.
summed annually ny rats. ir fc.dinr
iT,m nud hN otherwise providing for
th,m. o. small fraction Of this arm,
lf men and tho mooney involved could
l4 concentrated in continuous nation
ul ,ampuru against ihr-' pests q vast
-l,ius ,uuid hr achieved
Rats a,ruuld be- eyirrminaied not only
Co.. stem the tremendous LOSSES ~ i""d
| tnI ,tf,r property %" winch attention
| ms liretdt ben drawn. hui in 'id.
| d, prUt,,t humanity Gum sumc of 10.
u,tl drHdri dis-is's Read TOW IN
Ntrlt Disaster" Boo The Liuurr 10
/ g,,t uf AUGUST 5th in winch ne hu
! 900. epidemic o. discussed.
a. b1s beeu ruu,lusly'ly proven That
! h... IsI.nts ur, practically me f'i'
! U-fr.hut,rs eft th. hthouir plnsu'
which is communicated Go human !"
ua, nnm Infected rats hy means Of
| ,D.s
The endemic b. increasing boz 100
! .f.fu.Irr val ln some places 300 'l
~atr Every effort Is put forth
,xtcrninlie the raj which has 'iitir'
40 thDn thr plague. liomcs Gre h'iu'
Irlrr.b raised several feet from tn.
1 Ground. hazard floorH iu aN "ui"uih
ircs ordered ycmwpd. and aN t1i hdi
hariu. ultces are being DESTROYED .
| ri.rs has bacon set ur the head at ih'
rodent
| Every health .f,icrr AMI every w'H
informed uerson knows the 'Ni'ndihl
mcunop these pests ar". why. 'n'
should vi. not y,asr I,d.uI aud Sh'
tcring thcmf
| lreanIzed efforts are necessary.
There is no rund result ltum en-
n.irhhurhaud fighting th" rat plague
Il must &c q concerted effort 81 Z"
| niysus Tho following surrrsii'h
might De- adaptable IN our riiy.
Tho hubble may be- educated IN M ~
dds nf rat proofing. projecting 700
supplies. and trapping and poison'n
| rate and mice.
An effective plun would 70" to rue
l0urds Tor rat determination ard Prise
for Killing rats. ur bonus t'r 90,
lead rat. The hoNs cd our cay Won.
r,N.y. tho condition in IN 1pW'ri''
yav ~ % short time
Health authorities might name
-pYt Week" and provide ih' h"il
,rd rs frequently repeating the can
n1isn. thousands q dollars would !
} s,y.d our city and the probability
.n rpiipml, reduced lo "a negligible 81
gree. -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
WITH THE STATE PRESS.
|. ++%+@%*%*++%+


JarEon
what We w0uld like 90 know. ha''
th. "uia standards of honesty the lrl
~ ideals ,f udelitV. o. dn with o.
gepIhll,nn ramiailsn fOr the pl1 ~idcn.
ev ~ the United states Amarillo
Novs
when senator Harding spcsc &C III,
'old standards II honesty and the lni
~ id.ais ~ ndtHty." b. wis talking
IKE M. guide who told group ol
ou.isf, that The Yosemite Valley waf
zone 90 the most urlpu" pieces ~ nat
ffal s..nDrv in fhs world. IN short h'
4 smofh herring his idea with words
'I'niuue" means "hsing without IKE
equal n "a IA me- has n Ike or "qua.
Q b. net rriuu'. if it hHrn u D. Ih1i
3 AN there Dr. o. BE-. One thing can't hr
nure urluu. than another. because u
a thin. j. uuisue go ali ~ b. ns uuiuu.
a. ANYTHING can be- Therefore. ~
.ourse % thing can't he 'the most
urioue" ~ the county. and o. slv j. h.
",na q tho mist unique b. to talk gil
herish II the guide thought The No.
eslmt. Was without ike Ur epual h'
,urht imply 20 have fiid that u was
unique II what b. meant WIS thn
u was one OF the most unusual place.
n the country. h. ought Co have 2,i'
that. u D. the same way with Nj
Hlrdirr's "old standards ~ honesty
and lofty ideals 81 fidelity What ht
meant was "houss ty and fidelity
which are simpie. definite ideas. \ per
.nn b. either honest and faithful co h.
isnt. Ills age and altitude have moth
ng GO do with o.. NJ. iinrdlns prohah
y hade two motives for Surrounding
these simple ideas in q sort ~ rnuti
nufn.r 90 words Tho first was % o.
tain tho orutOdcnl rytnm in which D.
3 accustomed 90 speak The second wni
'o Imuiy that hts opponents were dis
laucst ana unfaiihful without opcnl,
md directly insulting them. ~ speak
nr ~ the "oid standards ~ honesty
.n- which b. stood. h. ~ course implied
hat his opponents did not -lnd ini
them. bat h. also implied. fCr po'if
ness SAKE. thft tHcrc might De- cuin'
ecent and inferior standard 81 honesty
for which they did stand Similarly
while insiuuating that they III not. lik'
h. senator stand f0r lofty ideals OIL
Idelity." d. Mfi us o. infer TINT thor
mirhf De- sume more hunhle furm o'
ialfhuints which they dil exhibit
| paiins News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
aEENs -.


Joseph Walden Bailey seems O.
think that his only chance 90 cu'
down the vote for Pat VI. Neii =,
10 fool the public into believing
that Mr.. Ncff has been unpatriot-
is and as poor a citizen aS has Mr
Bailey. himself.
This is indicated by the charge
made by Bailey that Ncff was
within the draft 1ye and refused
TO register. a charge which has
been proven 10 be q malicious
falsehOOd. II is malicious becaus'
Mr.. Bailey failed 10 seek the truth
where h. knew the truth could be
asceriaincd: at the home Of Mr.
Neff or from persons qualified t.
state his age.
Mr.. Bailey has been proven o
Stacker during the war. II has
l,een shown that h. refused %
make a four minute speech for thu
Liberty Loan Bond sales lie has
said himself that he was not IN
sympathy with the war.
lie. therefore. would gladly
have shown that Pat NJ. Ncff was
two months within the draft az
md was subject IL registration
hut failed TO register. in order Il
yet Neff into his own class.
But Mr.. Ncff has n code Of hon
mr. entirely different from that OF
The former senator. Muckrake n
they will, it will be impossible fol
Bailey or his supporters 90 draw
parallel between the lives O
Neff and Bailey.
The voters Of Texas are new
thoroughly convinced that thel
cannot believe the statements o
the former senator against his on
ponent. and they viii not be mis-
led in the future by such canard
IS that which was spread broad
east concerning Mr.. Neff'S age.
Ii is quite false that he wa
within the draft aye and refuse'
10 register.
And the people know Il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
road CONTRACTS

Members OF the Commissioners
Court of Potter County are NOV
ing with no haste toward the let
ing Of contracts for the construc
lion Of permanent highways.
On the other hand they are
.cruiinizing every bid that comes
lefore the body to moke sure that
he margin Of profit is not too
treat. knowing as they do that the
funds ut their disposal viii not O.
far, considering high cost of ma
'erials. unless close estimates can
= had from the various contract
rs.
Potter county wants the very
nest roads that can be secured for
The money and the commissioners
IRE determined that great car
hall be exercised in the award OF
contracts.
And that is right.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
GALLAHER Shows
EFFECT IN RAISE
IN FREIGHT Rates
SANTA FE GIFICIN SAYS PER
INIT iDDITIO> COST
VIII. IiI LITTLE

80 railroad man viu 1,ny iha' ,tcl
freight Increase vlf ir pad hy tb"I
uuhhc' a'- Jared u o. G1liIhrr grn
cnl freight and passenger ug"ni 81
the punh,udl' .Ii SIufI g. Railway.
in discussing the Increase Boz rates.
q, tordrS However boo Ma I1lFhol III
upifinn TOW II doe Dupotiuuc TIM, Tor
"a reasonable presentation &C Facts
showing o. what .st.ut tho noN rates
tii affect IN. Individual consumer. To
that end aert4m Illustrations prepared
100 his uffirc mlv hr helpful Co., ih'."
who are irving o. insure 'ut what ih"
increase viii mean tu them.
1T goes without saving" said Mr..
Gllllh,r. THAT uu increase & 30 cents
per TOT in thr !rHEht at" ui 'ull Val
hrUnu" % part m tho selling price
Nud au incr.1s, uf 90 ,rrfs p,r tom boo
ih, freight rate ur number ni uw
materials entering iutn ihr mnnuit
iur, 81 finished articles viii have 1u 81.
feet un the rusf 60 predicting Tu'h
materials. AMI llsp th, finished ur".
duets These figures arD used inr 'uu
plr1tiNc purposes.
but one eat well challenge 90.
I statement that the increased ir,ish,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

rate should result In an increased s'll'
ing price II pair e shoes. contin.
ned NJ t;allnhcr "Thc iner' asod
freight on shurs from - i"ui- GO
Amarillo ~ about two nnd Wicir1th
cents. un "a ward 81 dress mnigi1l On"
increase o. sn small IA can scarcely be-
tiaori. aud IN many other articles the
increase b. nominal. No enc could thil.
iDnrr the statement that the slzr ~
the total Increase viii pe ilFs"d ON tn
90, public ~ Goo whether II Will he
property distributed. that b.. M among
pfuuc,rs. middlpmcn. retailers ana
.,urumefF b. 70 question whiih tNrN
onc should reckon with and deal Win
ls the facts In the cas" mn, warrant
Mr. Gallahcr mas made ccinpuiniinrs
n accord with tn decision ~ th" In
t,retato Commerce Commission sh"w.
ing me freight increases iu cents ON r.
commodities M general ufc 200 Amn'ili"
Go boz ss follows
Pair oi hors from 49, Louis. ~
cents.
r,r 81 shoes from Boston. 90
cents
MEMS suits ~ CLOTHES from Chicago
80 cents
Mems suit ol-doth's from Nrv
I York. g cents
Ladies suit from Chicago 90, -
cents.
Ladies' suit from New York 81
cents.
Mems hats from Chicago. cirh
f,Hths 90 q rut
Mems hats from New York. H.
cents
Pound ~ coffee from New YORK
four touths OF 10 cent.
puuti pa,suE, o., breakfast irU
from Battle Greek. three tpuths of !
cent
Hundred pound msk NJ Iluur iron
NluUgpnli. o. ,,utt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

Rushei ~ potatoes from Red River
district. 1875 cents.
BOX IT apples from Oregon ana
Washington - cents.
Pound 1T beans from Michigan
three tonihs ~ cent
Pound Il lard from Chicago thtc"
te"tns uf % cent.
Dozen bars Of soap from Chicago
~ cents
Pound ~ sugar from Colorado. two
tcnths 81 "a cent.
Pound at cane sugar from New UT
leans. three tcuths If cent
Pound 81 tea from san Francisco,
five trnths uf q cent.
Pound ui canned goods from Cali
fornia. three tcnths of a cent
pnrrd ~ bacon or ham from Ran
sas City or 81 Louis three icnihs 81 q
cent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
Public Opinion
The Passing Of Philosopher.


EDITOR Uf The News.
In IN. passing ~ James l.. Caldwell
Amarillo. The state aud thc nation fn
,isfaircd 90 Irss which few men have
th, camrIty 90 fully reIlize Long ho
fDr. the writer met him. SOME - years
Irn like 90, Immortal Henry Gcorge
=. had "hrrhod hiz wagon tO e star
ard hal Driven with thc fuN lur,v ~
.rsiy nirr lr hls being io brig about
nah reforms as would tend iu lfing
.1fa being the ideals which be- che.
.sh.d. j. O.. Caldwell was a philOs Iphsr
d most profound thinker and oracle
arr political economy His ii' Wnft
Aiu Use Ions after cruel fate has per.
United the ui re0uua Co have Been iuI
sUffen--nrd this b. o. bel would hHt"
f De- There was le-s Df the eco ir
the makeup az = J.. Caldwell 'rar
MS other man whom If has been uf
pleasure 90 meet. and believe that
true greatness always run BOO an o.
verse ratio tn sgliism. g. nlUaYa
sought fn Sep tfe ,iuss Do ads oIlfeil-
.hc single trE-in thc foreground and
liraI ll fra background and could
h, n.ue Isu.I these Lines there vuHld
If. IffI- i.f rf tis arfIlip and ths
N.N AN0#'N. IT'D NH." N'.
uHHf b. WH.Id fHTm pa, WH"i. Nl ts.
uaLl. rsarruHr rnsr hut 10 D. mt
I.sH.I. effort Of. express eos Faith bod hIs
If,. wufk. snd tlr ,Hul a. hs adtnt ii'd
Ha ltH.f. auuIlTI frNf rHt
Toe land shall Ant o. rHll tm
ever 10 o. u.rl-'lls smith 500. lord.
&c. r,s.f HUrl tn lHIe,f lffls %
fns HrlI EE rh.rrtHr o. found "a
rHfh.-nr u Is"liia. o. the r'Is
tsnDc |h.Hs DBL. uas impltrt.oai Hnd
Hurn sii..f.I ruIie ~ msffh Fhal
b.. shurid l.t. hI. nudlenfr. .rd rnrH
men would sUhs and seem nDf tn ftaI
IT, that n read uhilo-s phef ard phi.
nnthrofist vas - ikirE 'he vriinr uas
4iuavs rrmin,iud that d u said thsi
Zero ni1Ytfl violin While Eurnr Ms
M
burning. - -
N.st men would have said What
DC uac." and gi'e 90 a. ecsIaii-bl'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
,CTTE INDIarSTIO

Every hoTne should always keep @
p1skHre 20 FoWlers stomach Waters IN
ihr ursslicine cabinet ~ a specific for
acute indigestion ADV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

Daily News Want Ads bring results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
Dorothy Dalton's
Beauty Chat

Mrs dorothy Dalton. the actress ih,'
m.us tho world over See her hcauiiiul
rumulrNiun. SAYS Any xiii ~ woman
can have beautiful. rusN-whi'c com
uln,inn and sup th unWrinklrd thln
iik min, IL the, Nill follow my adNir
ana u4r p,rviilo q simple toilet prcpi'
ration. I usr u because u impnrts IN.
slant beauty. absolutely harmless AMI
has 70 marvellous effect upon the shih.
ON, nupliDuiinn proves o. BE- sure ln
r,id Miss paitou's interesting story ui
i,n,, iu uui,slv acquire beautiful COM
pieNion. soon to APPEAR m this paper In
in. meantime get Dorwiilo nt any tod
it counter pud a., II today. vou will
D.. drlightfully surprised Dickson AMI
Rowland Drug stores. Ady.
Daily News Want Ads bring results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

=. l.. caldwell fourh, on e. the end
and did his best
n ~ Martin
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-11
POLITICAL ADVERTISING
To The Voters Of Caledonia County:
Of Dor+x, Affiliations

III lnc VUlcIS vi CdlcuUllld CUully.
Irrespective of Party Affiliations
Do you realize that the best paid officials of the
state are lawyers. Take for instance
Supreme Court all lawyers
Superior Court all lawyers
Clerks of both Courts all lawyers
Secretary of State lawyer
State Auditor lawyer
Municipal Courts all lawyers
Revisers of bills all lawyera
Commission to revise
Our Constitution all lawyers
Secretaryo of the Senate a "lavVer'
Secretary of Civil and Military affairs |awyer@
Attorney General lawyer"
Insurance Commissioner lawyer
Commissioner of Industries lawyer"
Let us take our County Officials
Our County Prosecuting Attorney is a lawyer"
Our Municipal Judge is lawyer"
Our County Clerk is lawyer"
Our Judge of Probate is a lawyer"
The Chairman of the Public Service Commits
sion is a lawyer" from our County.
The State Tax Commissioner is lawyer" from
our County,
The voters of Caledonia County will nominate
two candidates for County Senators on September
14th, on the Republican ticket.
Two lawyers candidates for two Senatorial
seats.
Never in the history of State politics have we
seen so many lawyers throughout the State candi-
date for the Vermont Senate. Are you aware that
your next Senate will have the right to amend your
Constitution and will you let the lawyers control
your Senate?
If you want government for the lawyers" and
by the "awyers" vote for Messrs. Searles and
Shields of St. Johnsbury.
If you want the "Initiative and Referendum a
law giving you complete control of your Govern
ment, the right to favor or oppose modification of
any law, such as the sheppard Amendment" and the
recall of the "Volstead Act"
new banking lava just compensation for
workingmen-A just protection for our farmers and
agricultural products
If you want Government for the people by the
people
VOTE FOR j. D. BACHAND OF ST. JOHNSBURY
| have no wealthy or popular relations to recon-
mend me, my fate is in your hands.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-11
Is Accidents Mark
Weekend AutOing

A total of Is automobile accidents
have reached the Office OF Secretary
of State Black as the result of the
weekend holiday automobile riding.
None of the accidents were fatal and
oNy one was in Northeastern Yer
mont.
H. A. Barber and d. W. Mcdonald
have made a report of the accident
that happened in Irasburg village.
Nj. Mcdonald was driving Mrs. c..
W. McDonald's car from Barre Mrs.
Barber, Mrs. Mcdonald and Miss
Mcdonald were injured, Mrs. Barber
about the spine and head. The force
of the collision damaged the machine
quite little.
The secretary reports from the diff
1erent judges OF convictions in court
including F. T. Gibney of North
Troy, in Newport, of onerating car
when intoxicated, and fined 500 and
costs.