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The Washington times., 1920-06-27
IRISH UNITE UPON
.OEMOCRAT|CP
Factions Agree to Urge Straight
Recognition Of Erin's Re-
public on Delegates.
~ HECTOR II. ELwELL,
IateraAtisaAI News Service.

sAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June 27,-
Unanimity OF all Irish forces now In
San Francisco In q concerted move
nent to put the Democratic national
committee on an unmistakable record
on the Irish question was announced
early today at the offices OF the
American commission on Irish incc-
pendence
IL was announced that at a confer
ence participated in by national and
iocal leaders or all the forces working
Tor Irish freedom complete unity OF
action was effected for the adoption
or rejection by the Democrats OF a
marty plank espousins official Ameri-
can recognition OF the Hepubiic OF
ireland.
The decision was reached. II was
announced, that but one plank on the
Irish question win be presented TO
The convention. This will deal solely
With the recognition" issue made by
Eamonn de Valera, president OF the
Irish Republic. who reaches the con-
vention city today, to be received IN
"a most imposing manner by the local
irish patriots.
Following the conference Andrew
J. Gallagher. San Francisco's chairman
of the American commission on Irish
Independence and close personal
friend of President De Valera, made
this statement: . 3 "a.
"Any thought or consolation that
The enemies of Irish freedom may
have entertained regarding division
in the ranks of the Irish and their
friends as to what would be presented
to the Democratic. party for consld-
Grafton in behalf Of the Irish republic
perished today.
EVERY force interested in Irela nd $
future has been un'fied in San Fran
cisco The one issue before che
Democrats In so far as the friends of
ireland are concerned. must deal with
recognition Of the Irish republic by
the United States.
"The Democratic party will be re.
1pectfully but most insistently and
emphatically requested to say where
4 stands and where its candidates
vill stand on the proposition OF rec
ognizing the Irish republic.
"The peace Of the world demands
straight talk at this time in refer
cnce to the treatment of the Irish
crisis. The people OF the earth are now
iasistent as a precedent to harmonize
international relations; that rulers Sc
lected by the accident of birth and
that diplomats that would make a
checker board of the world map. must
stand aside. And there must be placed
ii their stead men who are willing
20 follow the standards of represen-
:ative government and no other.
"This nation has more than once
recognized republics that were SINH
.arly' situated as Is Ireland today.
why the representatives of democ-
racy should hesitate to follow that
precedent is inconceivable.
"The answer to Ireland's plea for
Justice lies with the Democratic party
The world eagerly awaits the de-
cision."
The Washington times., 1920-06-27
REBELS THREATEN
FIGHT ON FLOOR
Revolt Against Administration
Program at Convention Led
BY Senator Walsh.
BY EARL 4. shAUb.
Uaiy~rssI Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 27.-An un-
dertone OF resentment against the
Administration leaders because OF
what Some delegates called the
.'cIosed-door'' policy OF the Cummings.
Glass and Colby forces 10 manifest
here. Senator David I. Walsh or MAS
sachusetts and Senator Reed or MIS-
souri, are two OF the rallying posts.
Open rebellion on the part or scores
of delegates was predicted by Walsh,
who said the movement would take
form as soon as the dissatisfied eie-
ment becomes organised. Whethcr
the "rebels" viii open their night In
the resolutions committee against the
convention chairman or on the moor
of tho auditorium has not been de-
ctded.
"There is a ~ave of resentment
against the secrecy of the Admins
tration program" Senator Walsh said
yesterday. ''The protest has not taken
definite form yet. but II may break
out in a fight at any time. IL may de-
veIop in opposition to tho chairman.
against the platform. or the Admins
tration candidate on the moor or the
convention. "Of course the Indignant
delegates are not organized. while the
other side Is, but you can bet they
will before long. This feeling irst
began to brew on the trains cominy
out, where delegates discussed the
issues and felt each other out"
There Is another element nero,
however, which says that the rebels
will never be strong enough TO make
an open fight and that they Will be
badly beaten IL they try 1t. THESE
delegates can see nothing here but
harmony. Those who are opposed 10
the Administration forces here cain
thew will fight the League of Nations
treaty as 1t stands. They want res
ervations similar to those advocated
by Reed and Walsh.
The Washington times., 1920-06-27
"HOBO" HAS MONEY.

PONTIAC. Mich, June 27.-Arrest-
ed for vagrancy when found lettering
at Novi, Fred Sweat, forty-one years
home, was found to have $6S In
money and a hobo's complete cooking
outfit. He asked the sheriff to take
the money and buy a new suit Of
clothes before he has to appear in
court,
The Washington times., 1920-06-27
25c SUGAR IN MANILA.

Refined sugar is retailing in Ma
lila at 25 cents a pound, according to
cablegram received by Senator Nc
larry from the acting governor Of the
philippines.
The Washington times., 1920-06-27
White High Shoes

Here we have two tables right in center of third
floor, Economy Dept-Women's White Cloth, White
Canvas White Kid and White Nu-Buck Lace, and
few Button Shoes. Seasonable bargains just the right
time to wear with light dresses. M 49,
Make it point to see these and buy w Al
two pairs at Economy Bargain. .OAs1c
Another great value in white footwear-several
tables of Women'S and Chidrens White High Shoes
among then,-Sport Shoes with rubber and fiber
soles and heels Could not have M ~
new soles put on for the price XI Nh
Economy Bargain. ...............S ~ AscO
Hosiery Bargains
Women'S White Fiber Silk Boot -,
top Hose You will save by this Econ n -
OIny Special - ~ ~
A lot of Womens Tan LiSle Hose. Economy
Special 19c.
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= FOR BOND ISSUE AND LEVY
FOR PAYMENT.
7 AGAINST BOND ISSUE AND
LEVY FOR PAYMENT.

And on the reverse side thereof
shall be printed:
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, ers OF said Frankford district. in
Guiding the voters OF the town OF
! f'ranEford therein. De taken on the
9Th day of April, 1920. at the spuci-
al election herein before ordered
held OH said dcy and date, on tho
! qusStio Of authorizing special
maximum special bond levy OF 80
cents on each one hundred dollars
valuation OF taxable property OF
| said district OF frankfort, Including
| the Town OF Frankfort therein, to
pay the interest accrued on said SAL
! 10000 proposed bond issue and pro-
vide Il sinking fund TO meet each
serial payment in the discharge oS
the principal OF said proposed bond
issue. and the commissioners Of cleo
! ton herein before appointed to hold
said special election shall poll ana
ascertain the vote Of the voters afore
said on said question Of authorizing
said maximum spesial bond levy, an;
shall certify the same according to
law.
It is further ordered that at each
Levy term the court shall lay su1li-
cient levy to at all times meet tho in
tCrest and serial bonds as they be-
come due and payable, but not to
exceed the nlaXimCm authorized by
said voters
1t is further ordered that the vo-
lcrs Of said district of Frankford
! including the Town OF frankfort
therein. be listed and registered
by this court as provided by law
III respect to registration of voters
for special elections.
1t is further ordered that this
court sit on the 5th day pre-
ceing said special election for the
purpose Of hearing any and all mat
| tiers as to the registration OF the vo-
tiers of said frankfort District, and
OF doing any and all things necessary
and pertaining thereto and as re
quired by law.
1t is further ordered that in the
event said bonds are authorized the
committee prayed for in said petit
ton Zoe appointed.
In case said bond issue is approved
then the proposed Improvement
shall be done under proper engi-
neering supervision and as provided
by law.
On the 9Th day after said special
selection. Sunday excepted) this
court shall convene as Board of
Canvassers and canvass the returns
OF said special election as provided
by law. ..
THOS. w. SHIELDS, Pres.
E. w. SYDENSTRICKER,
| Commissioners
a copy. Teste:
PAUL C., HOGSETr, Clerk.
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conn ROADS BOND ELECTION IN
FRANKFORT DISTRICT OF
GREERBRlER COUNTY.

A, special torn of the County
conr, of Grecnbrier under call duly
.rS regularly made and published &C
sa,,;,c TO law for tho purpose.
.mnng others Of making and enter
-. the following order, held at the
0onr. house OF said county on the
ll.A day of March. 1920. 4
On the Cd day OF March, 1920, c.
r RAIDER presenttd to this Court, as
.ncears from the order by this
court that day entered, q. petition
signed BY said G. G. RAIDER and .230
o,Spr legal voters of Frankford mag
iaerial district Of Greenbrter county.
Wes, Virginia, praying this Court
N submit to the voters Of said Frank
lord district, including the voters OF
ibe town Of Frankfort therein, at q
sDecsl election to be called and held
for the purpose therein, the question
Of issuing the bonds OF said district
IN the sum OF $41,500.00 for the
purpose of improving the roads OF
said district as named in said petit
lion and in the manner and order as
prayed for III said petition. and it
then appearing to the Court that
said petition was signed by more
than Is per centum Of the voters OF
Raid Frankford magisterial district,
iaclu1ing the voters of the said town
81 Frankford therein, as indicated by
lie total number of votes cast for
governor at the last election, 1t was
erdered by this court by order duly
made and entered on said I'd dav OF
ahrch. 1920, that the State Road
Commission and the County Road
Engineer make the investigation, re-
port and estimate in respect to the
oads mentioned in said petition ac-
ording to law, and said petition was
'rdeEed filed, and which said petit
ion IS in the words and figures fol-
owing:
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$. G. COLEMAN,
l.. =. REID.

~. -. wv II !uA.>,
T.. p. REID.
Counting Board:
THEO. BRINKLEY,
n. h. HUFFMAN.
A. e. BRANT.
Receiving Board.
J. L. BLANKENsHIp.
L. T. STEVENSON,
HENRY w. BOOTHE.
Counting Board.
J. NJ. DUNBAR.
NJ. HANNA.
p. II. BOCTHE.
Said commissioners OF election Shall
hold said special election at the
several voting places for which they
are appointed, and the vote polled
at the said several voting places
shall be taken and the re.
suits asceltained and certified by
Jaw governing, estimating andd cert-
f"irS election OF county and dis.
trict officers. and the ballot used in
taking such poll shall be OF the
quality US those used for voting
for county aid district officers aad
shall have printed thereon the fol
lowing, namely:
"BALLOT."
A special election to authorize
pond issue for The construction
and Improvement OF main county
and district roads. and maximum
levy for the pa yment thereof: ac-
:orduS to tho rider Of the County
Court OF Greenbrier County. Yves,
Virginia, made and entered on the
18th day of March. 1920, in com.
pliancc with the petition of 23I legal
voters OF the district or Frankford
Greenbricr county, West Virginia
same being iii excess Of % per cent
u1n Of the legal votes cast for gov.
ernor in said district at the last
election, filed with this cour,
requesting and petitioning tina,
a special election be. called
and held in the district OF
Frankford. including the Town OF
Frankford therein. to authorize
the issuance OF bonds and to pro.
vide from time to time sufficient lev.
les on the taxable property OF said
| district. including the Town OF
Fp6,: kford therein, to pay and dis.
Charge said bonds and lhe irteres,
thereon ut their several maturity
| dates II, the amount. Of Sal, $4,000 to
locate, relocate. grade, drain and
| permanently improve in the order
direction and manner mentioned ir
said petition the roads mentioned
and described in said petition, If
accordance with tho laws Of the
State Of West Virginia.
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cost Of constipation and mainten-
ance may indicate.
We respectfully ask further that
proper things TO secure from Ithe
State and Federal aid funds a sum
sufficient TO equal the amount thai
shall be expended hereunder on
Class A roads of said district.
We ask further, tina: III the event
the voters Of said district, including
the town OF Frcnkford. shall author
ize tho issuance Of said bonds, the
court will appoint committee, who
shall servo without pay, composed
of three voters and freeholders OF
said district to advise with the Court,
the State Road Commission and the
engineers in charge Of the proposed
work, and all matters pertaining to
said proposed work.
We further petition that said
bonds be of the serial type,
and that all necessary and legal
orders be made upon, and in ref
erence to this petition and said
proposed special election and bond
issue"
Signed by c. G. RAIDER and $50
ether voters of said frankfort dis
trict.
And now on this the 18th day OF
March, 1920, the said petition was
kagain brought 10 attention OF the
court, and the same being inspected
by the Court is found by tn Court
to be in writing and signed
by more than twenty-five per
centum OF The legal voters Of
said Frankford district voting for
- H. INa ~
the court was this day presented
with an engineers report and esti-
mate, and which report is in tho
words and figures Following:
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shall be printed:
-.
Poll Clerks"
It is hereby ordered that the
| clerk Of this court shall forthwith
post O copy Of this order in q con-
spicious place in his office and a
copy thereof at the front door Of the
court house Of this county, and it is
further ordered that the clerk of this
court snail cause OF copy of this ord
er. bearing his signature, to be pub
llshed once each week for four con-
Independent and the West Virginia
politics published in said county, and
| of general circulation therein, and
| which publication shall be completed
prior to the date OF said
| special election, and the certi-
ficate of the editor Or publisher
of said two newspapers under oath
showing the publication of this ord
er shall DO recorded by the clerk Of
this court In the order book
! thereof.
| 1t is further ordered that tho
clerk Of this COURT do forthwith
prepare such poll books. ballots. ETC.,
as may be necessary, for the purpose
OF taking and certifying such said
| Ioll and holding said special election
and the same shall be delivered ac-
cording to law to the commissioners
CT el ection hereinbefore named.
1t is furthr ordered that in the
! event the electorate of said district
do at said special election authorize
| the issuance OF said bonds, then
the President Of this court be, and
| he is hereby authorized and directed
to execute the bonds for and on be-
half of said Frankfort district and
to sign his name as President Of this
court thereto when sold and deliver
20 the purchasers thereof upon
receipt by him Of the proceeds
thereof, as provided by Section 27
~ Charter 66 CT the Acts OF the
West Virginia Legislature, regular
session, 1917. Said bonds shall not
be sold for less sum than their
face value or par value. Said
| DonGs shall be issued as serial c,u-
pom bonds, forty-one of 100000
to exceed IN the aggregate the sum
Of $41.500.00, and shall bear date
the first day Of July, 1920, and pay
able to the bearer at the Bank Of
Greenbrior, Lewisburg, Grecnbrier
County, West Virginia. or. at the
option Of the holder thereof. at the
Chemical National Bank OF tho city
and state OF New York. in annual
serial installmenis in not to exceed
II years after date thereof, and
shall show on their face tho serial
numbers respectively, and shall be
payed of in the order of said SER
ial narnbers. and the court shall
have the right to take up and pay
of any or all OF said bonds on the
first day OF any July after 1926,
and said bonds shall bear interest
ut a rate not to exceed five per CEN
tum per annum payable semi-annu-
ally on the first day OF January and
the first day of July Of each year at
said Bank Of Grcnbrier or Chemical
National Bank, ut the option Of the
holder thereof, and said interest
shall be evidenced by interest cou-
pons attached to said bonds to be
executed by the facsimile signatures
Of the. president and clerk OF this
court.
II IS further ordered that said
bonds shall be consecutively num-
bered and respectively become due
as follows:
Bonds for 100000 each.
Bonds l ard Q, due and payable
july fret. 1921.
Bond. , and 4. due and payable
July first, 1929.
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Whom Won feel bilious, sluggish,
,,o..l and all knocked out and
,;o,. Won need dose of dangerous
XIV ,.,,c lust remember that your
,.,;s, sells for few cents large
,.'a Of Dodson's Liver Tone, which
:. entirely vegetable and pleasant to
..tc and is perfect substitute for
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FrATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
County OF Greenbrier, IS:
Pc the Honorable County Court OF
Grecnbricr County.

"recnbrier County:
The undersigned petitioners,
10 are legal voter and residents
Frankford District, Greenbrier
toanty, West Virginia, believing
CAT the public interest demands
ne permanent improvement OF the
aeIc roads of said frankfort dis
net, do hereby request and petit
ION Inc said county court to sub
MI 10 the voters of said Frankfort
PS'rlct, including the voters OF
ae Town Of Frankford therein,
= proposition Of bonding the said
lahnord District, including tho
oSh OF Frankfort therein, in the
I'M OF S41,500.00 at q special
sT h 10 be called and held there
W the voters for the purpose.
~ proceeds arising from the sale
-, sueh said bonds, II the voters at
WI election authorize the is-
s ssn thereof, to le used Tor the
s'l'anent Improvement Of the
w. "sas OF said district according to
III 'iie order and manner follow
f1rs,. The Martins Bottom
Sn np'Se from the, Frankford-Lew-
S,ou,,, district line by way OF and
no uSn me Town of Frankfort to
liz. ,:inahKford-Falling Spring Dis
rss, "T ~ W or near the Spring
second. The Spring Creek
~, ,aa from its intersection with
"a, %ca .t,lnS Bottom Turnpike at or
on o'ooerts to Spring Creek Sta
, aura. The Unus Road from its
bn ,nnoE with said Martins Bot
r,s "LLaplke at or near the town
ansSmrn.i to the Frankford-Wil-
'0urs District line.
iH n.ah' The Brush road from
ct,or section with said Martins
I'D ~ turnpike near the Frank
b.. cemetery thence by Geo Snra-
Nal "u Dug Hill road to the Frank
rsps"'I,spr.g district line near
Essls Auehce OF DR.. Julian Ar
Filth. Nat, O. =
Fankiosd. '''ee. In Inc Town OF
Tor, The two cross streets in
"a MN OF Frankford CONNECTING
Nd M srIIr, or Main Street and the
Saii . bottom turnpike.
led IN ,oSds shall be located, Irelo-
Pow r ~ me order and direction
AIDED and J. and shall be then
the ' S grained according to law
oye non M,,oc'ion and order
hing named, using the funds
ID rom the sale OF
ercor Vtphds, If the isuapoe
u ihoDT De ,i authorized, to the ex.
sit in WI go, and with the
o. and ,hcc S,atc Road Commits
ChsS 4 T." county Court in case
the o,,U,,IuS, and with The right
|u9iy amt T1', NY Court, in case of
hcaIiin", district roads, 10 change
al;g n"m% thereof 10 secure pro-
h: lra,,",rrh'' Grade. :onvcniarce
Ni'nB public, and where
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Take ''Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead!

calomel. 1t is guaranteed to start
your liver without stirring you up
inside, and can not salivatc.
Don't take calomcl! It makes you
sick the next day; it loses yon days
work. Dodson's Liver ToI.e straight
ems you right up and you feel great.
Give it to the children because it il
perfectly harmless and doesn't pripc.
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ITO the Honorable County Court OF
Greenbrfex.s County: s--,

Pursuant to>your instructions in
70 to the proposed bond issue in
Frankford district Ihave made an ex-
animation of the roads set out In
the petition for election and beg to
report rs follows:
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The above estimate is based upon
the assumption that tho steam
shovel outfit now owned and oDer-
ated by the County Court will be
"sed to carry out this work.
(SignHd)
FRANK *. RAIDER,
County Engineer.
-. Approve by
-.. STATE ROAD COMMISSION,
" (Sigrcdl
: c. p. FORTNET. Chairman.
JULIUS X. MONROE, Secre-
tary-Trcasurer.
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I'M soon be in Museums

conel loses you>a day! You know what caome is. It's
:. quicksilver. Caomel is dangerous. 1t crashes into
lille like dynamite cranpng and sckening you Calomel
, stacks the and should never be put into system
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ESTIMATE OF COST.

No. MARTINS Bottom Pike:
Lewisburg district line to
Spring Creek bridge,
distance approximately
eight miles:
Right of way, damage
and fencing 100000
a 6oc 1o,SOo.o0
GOO 1t. drainage @ So 100000
Total $13,000.00
Grading will be lcomp1eted from
the Lewisburg district line to Frank
ford by the last Of April, 1920, by
appropriation out of the Class a
fund. Excavation shown above COW
crs three miles onlyA-between Frank
ford and Spring Creek.
No. 2-Spring Creek road.
From Junction with Martins Bot
tom Pike to Spring Creek Station,
distance two miles:
Right Of way, damage
and fencing 100000
10000 C. v. excavation at,
coo 5000. 90
% So 10000
$7,S0O.00
3-F'rankford to Williams
burg district line, via. ,Unus, dis
lance Approximately four miles:
Right o. way. damage
and fencing $1,50O.O0
$4,000 c. y. excavation 60
Coo 100000
1900 1T. pipe. drainage,
40 81 100000
$23,10O.00
No. 1.-THE Brush Road, Gene
terry to Lewisburg district line
near DR.. Arbucklc's; distance ap-
proximately eight miles:
Right OF way. damage
and foncing 100000
10000 @. y. excavation
% COO 100000
% 81 10000
$4,000
No. 5--Main Street in Town Of
Franlford:
Right of way $00O.00
Excavation 800 c. y. q 80c $4,000
Pine drainage 10000
$4,000
No. 1.-TWO cross streets town
Of Frankford:
Right OF way and damage None.
500 c. y. excavation O. 81 $4,000
Drainage is provided for.
RECONCILIATION
Item No. S13,OOe.Oo
Item No. 2 10000
Item No 3 23,1OO.OV
Item No. S,2OO.OO