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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-03
The Bitter Truth.

Joseph Ilr"grSheimcr, writer OF
fciion. dined recently with friend at
Il New York restaurant.
The novelist was condcnning the
prevalent commercial spirit in li,rra-
ture. and said:
"In true art money should never he
an object"
At this point in the conversation
the waiter brought in his exorbitant
bill and Mr.. ilcrgcshcimer, scanning
the document. sighed and remarked:
ut is true that in art money should
he no obipct--but il should be no OBJ
lection, either. in these times"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-03

The General Assembly Of the
Southern Presbyterian Church. in
session last week in st. Louis. voted
TO hold lis next years meeting i'll
Charleston This State.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-03

Grccnbricr Valley Fair, August
%. %. ~. IS. and 10th.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-03

Attorney Il. 7. Hubbard, Jr., Of
Fayetteville, who was taken to the
Mcmillan Hospital, Charleston, last
week. was operated on Wednesday
afternoon for appendicitis. lie
stood The operation nicely and i,
row making nice recovery.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-03

Grrrnbricr Valley Fair, AUGUST
-, %, 81, %, and 2GtE.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-03

We are breaking the backbone of
HIGH PRICES on CLOTHING.
These wonderful values values of
Blue Serge Suits ut S27.75 are un.
matchablc.
Big values in Worstcd and Chew
lots Suits at only ---------- s1J.1J
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-03
SHOES! SHOES!

Make both sides of The dollar
work. You can do ii here. Buy
Lion Brand Shoes. They give
double wear. Selling at about one
half price. Come and sec them.
Ladies' and Childrcn's Shoes al
LESS THAN COST.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24
BANKERS DETAIL
BUSINESS STATUS
|. IN MIDDLE West
SCORE OF BANKES DINE
WITH PRESIDENT AND
DISCUSS OUTLOOK

h. Associated frrss-
WASHINGTON. June s3-Thc at.
tliude 10 middlcwesicrn iank'rs and
finluciers toward thv present business
situation was tailed To President
Harding tonight al the sccond ~ hts
Conferences ~ hest financial. minds.
\ scur- ~ prominent figures Ia the
mid,lleWest.rn business world we're III"
presidents thinner guests. and they arr
understood ~ have given him advice
regarding the particular needs Il IN"
domestic and international money mar
k.t The Vi,wpoint ~ the International
bankers group was presented al "A
similar dinner a few weeks axe. Al.
though the details Il what occurred
during the couferencc wee held In
conf l-nr.. Il was indicated that the
cons, rVatiOn ~ American home trade
as distinguished from expansion ~ tx
PORTS. furnished enc - IN. PRINCIPAL
b subjects - debate.
3 A. al the previous dinner Secretary
Mellon 90 the treasury and Secretary
llo,v,r - the commerce department.
were among IA. presidents guests, who
also included John r. Scott. ~, si'i"n'
First National Bank. Houston.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24
BEER FOR THE SICK
TO FLOW NO MORE



WyAsili>GTO>. June 81. - The
tisEvatencd tanrie over aniibe-r leg
islAlIon Was cleared away today by
TIN house Judiciary committee which
unanimously reported the Willis
Cannplsii. hill. designed To prevent
trunsiix asiea IL beerfrths, sick
rs0ulsttsus by the bureau u intern.
4 reveaue.
machinery was Immediately set In
molien for ifs early passage by the
meose, probably en Monday. A. the
msossare embraces only the uneon.
troyerted sections ~ th. Nolstead
suvplrm-nial hin. against which pro-
texes were made by industries per.
aissrd "a use aicolol. practically all
opposition was removed aud leaders
~ the hon~~ would pass v In an
hesr and By nm overwhelming ,ete
Ths committee adopted an amend.
usue b. Chairman Nolstcad 90 meet
. situation created by a recent DE-.
cislsn ~ the supreme Court which
bid in effect that revenue laws APP
piirshlc a. the manufacture, taxation
and traffic In intoxicating liquors
f< bsversrs purposes were mo long.
~ n fcrce.
The amendment would specifically
coaslnue In force all such legislation
hslh ~ "a beverage and mn be,er.
age hau"rS. Prosecution und-r an
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24
DUTCH SAY U. S.
NOT TO Be kept
FROM OIL FIELD
REPUBLIC SENDS NOTE TO
AMERICA REGARDING
DJAMBI LANDS
ny Associated Pre-

~ AssotiAtsa Pros.
THL HAGUE lune % tn, nui'h
gu, rium,nf tudly made public its r,llv
~ tho iW.rur r,',Vwrts note ~
MAJ 90 Urfr-Urg urtn-t thv IllI %
" Wr Netherlands eNSumoui with
tri.,ft 81. lur eNIUiiat.u of ih, Diam.
~ % u,ii oi th' nut.h East Indies.
Th, uIh despatched June 20 point
"a uU cost as uI a,s ls lust u,t"h"r
tr. uri-l,t ef ths yI.u.rs had sup.
rN.l tu American minister in lu in.
t,itI.W With ,tar information ou th'
uIWH uUtsfIuH .ni concerning ur'
rlUs ,fr,ntv lN vIl,h NE Dutch gov.
,rUm,1t ,aua.i,.,d itself bound In
= n.r1a hst inr mote says. the ue.
I,tltuns With The Batavia company
W,u. ri. fat advanced that there could
1O .aul Del tN pu'st,un ut taking
lrsnU .ils frum the ulird States ur
Re-. Us nero into consideration Tho
Dutch government tho mot, said. was
Inah, io admit that lis hl PASSED hy
naf'am,ni. closing the piawhi fields Co
fnt uaifhuuUun lN Americans ln the
u,l IuiusttN Wls contrary tu Do, prlu'
IlNi N |' DID. .H.NH AlNH A'iffN 20 %
.,,tbr.l lru-y from the suppoAuun
ihlt ffl.r the pnuli thrr' would he
uo n.Hr oH Told ~ IN, i4ui,h lndl =
tu ,NWlop NWp over the phtch gov.
.rnmout uiiac,'d 90 IT, policy toward
ioplrn nations being represented as
',ss LIBERAL than thnt ur the rwtcd
state. The contrary the note tlid.
t'..s rather the ease.
IN ANY Dsa th. note declared, u
country pursuing poll of ear ylng
out Iral r,ciprsyity .uuld not obtain It's
nittt hy dtrr,siug unilatorIllY some
sort of regime d,priving subjects -
countries not adopting identical meas
res ~ rights connected with the mat
ter concerned.
Tho note which. was WRITTEN by the
umlytor ~ the colonies. concluded by
tcrcntitg that IN" Drtch government
ma not. dcsirc ia .go!nde American CAP
tai from an equitable share In thc
pctruleum industry of-the Dutch Indie :
within the limits legally prescribed 1T
private enterprises.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24
HOlBROOk breaches
old TIME RELIGION

The revival meeting - the Salvation
Army hrld last night was one that was
FUN of ilir and interest from start 10
finish and the Oh religion was brought
before the he1r,.s ia a practical way.
Captain liulhrook took his text from
Amos ti3 "irouarc 20 meet thy God
li- ,uld INV Col spoke IN the present
day and how many we're made ~ see
tho hand ~ Cod lu the different, hap.
poninEs Calamity. suffering poverty.
disea-'. and famine. brought people
close tu lid and the warnings II God
were lust as clear in III. happenings Of
present dly surtuW as they w.r. IN the
tuys ~ ~. Bible
Captain Holhrook viii take q prac,i.
onl suhi" every uisht and viii Wy 20
hiring h.fufe the people IA" practical
side - christ
There wefy six expressed desire o.
h"coinc Christians last night The sub.
pct tonight viii be- Lest sheep"
The meetings viii continue Tor ton
DAYS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24
HEARST ROMpED
ON BY LABOR IN
SINGING TERMS
GoMPERs DEFENDS HIS
STAND ON QUESTION OF
AIDING IRISH

DENVER. tolo.. June s3.-Nn.
liam Randolph Jiearst was de.
nouncrd on the floor 81 the sonten.
ton ~ the American Federation II
Labor toda, by President comprs
~ traitor 90 the cause of Amer.
lea. to the cause of freedom. an enc.
my II labor and III ireland"
This statement together with
many other denounratory remarks
regarding Hearst made by President
1unlp"rs IN rcply 10 question irum
ile floor ~ Ia his stand on the Irish
du' siion. we're ch-crcd aud applaud.
ed b, the delegates.
The veteran labor leader declared
that Hearst had attacked him h..
cause be- Ind declined "a h. Chain.
ed Ia his mad chariot for the prr>i.
deno, of the I nited states" and he
4. cause he had tried 10 ''sec 10 u that
Me,ico sl,ail go undisturbrd and
not o,rr.run by the American
forces"
'N"b'hNg wv Ntthu WI INV tttNU
question. President hampers de.
clar.d that he had carried cut every
declaration Of the federation extend.
ing sympathy aud aid 10 the Irish
republic.
THE only real charge against me i
and ! plead guilty to il. tina, have ma
ffrrd Ireland" he said.
Il challenge any man 10 show I hay
h""n faithlcss to any declaration mad
l'y the American Federation Of I.abol
pr that ! have Hrrn false. flithl,ss q
Negligent to any cf it, directions.
When the American Federation ,
Labor declared that policies L. pursue,
even II they drove men Ito iall. I III
me-, tal,er In N, fight or In the faith"
President Gomprrs expressed r,rr,
that be- had to discuss this matter b,
fore the election uf officers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24

features such as tu, dauts. sunrs.
mUuworucs tul 600 forth Wlll d. ilNrn
M. t8uarrt viii ,nN %. on.u Boo she
evening lui OBJ, iau orhusup b.. ,N'
I.,t,i iu attract stream. of patrons ~
d.
RHurs ~ the uftrruu0us enter
uIrmtut Nil D, tbo baseball uIur tH.
tu,tu ga, rai. and isuuS thc Nh
Wet shN ts lr r.y'u tN rn. uuuN
N,a arI Panhandle. arI tr, .ie
shows which WU Ie ARRANGED lN tht
tHuuUt ry.r clubs
20, kiNtp,. Ciph is rnor,i 'u o.,
.tD.thuy nppJurg Go hpuk into lho
IuDuEhL rs special 1ttHrtHu ~ De-
uNslAd kuum .U- ThHl Juv n'i 10.
..I..rH lut dU,,, at q. what N.n ro ca
H The uul roum. hut uY that 10 VII
la uun 90 ms1 and W.m,n llls-
Theru II Keen rivalry among the
mems lud women. clubs Co - which
clu proytdr tn choicest attractions for
th, ntrtul Mrs. iaUtnn saws and
o., PROMISE. sums surnrr,s iu thc way
u' sid- .h"Ns. traks aud ,vui,ctrus.
M.rN ..Jl-vt by The tinN.l win lo
devoted tb h,ln a-E and ,uuhlod Vet.
Grams of thp World Wal
Auy0u, having tent which could he
rsud tn hnusr v,mc 90 the carnival At.
traction. Whi,h they Will loan 10 the
WWuluH Au,tinis d urged 60 rtlI
Mr. hutln az i,5 or Mis- - r. Vine.
yard 40 .ts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24
A suCtEssFuL VACATION.

Two Weeks With Pay" the newest
Bebe Daniels picture. which came 10
town last night for a two day run NJ
the olympic theatre. Is the sprishtiy
tale Il working girls vacation. Miss
Daniels h scen IN a dual role. that VI
m. little s,iesgirl and famous nun
-aefrsES Tor whom she Is mistaken. But
IL IL In the adventures Of Pansy. inc
s..scsgiii. that the audience In Interested.
-, would b. awfully hard ON the store
keepers and office executives OF thc
land II all vacations ended NJ triumph
an,ly for the girls and 50 badly for busi'
ness as did Pansy's little old two weeks.
Iiu, from Pansy's standpoint. her vaoa.
ton was a huge success. even though u
started rather inauspiciously In u mnd
puddle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24
WEEv|L ACTIVITY IS
REPORTED GENERAL
GROWTH OF STAPLE IS
RAPID IN TEXAS AND
IN LOUISIANA

~ Associated lrets,
WASHINGTON. june 30 Cotton o.
generally We'll cultivated with little o.
pee complaint % grassy fields, bu, IL
general Condlson continues uusatisfnc.
tory. the national weather and crop
bulletin declared today. Temperatures
u,rraEud above normal during the
week throughout most ~ the bet but
rainfall was very local character.
TIN eastern portion Of the cotton
AREA hld some uin-, the bulletin said
at IN others thu falls were slight and
insuffi,i.nt t. relieve the drouih. Cot.
ton made rapid growth In Texas, Louis
ANA and Arkansas while the advance
was mostly good IN oklahoma. al.
though tn crop was considerably later
than the average. Progress was ~.
ported only poor 20 fair IN alabama
aud Mis lssippl and there was sligh,
Improve mont in Georgia aud North and
snuth Carolina.
Mevyll activities were rather wide
rproad during the week, thu reports
showed. With damage increasing In
Georgia and Texas. They also were
reported IN souihoarin tennessee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24
MExICO TRIES To SELL GARLIC

FL. PAso. Texas. June 25.--Mcxico Is
trying 10 market m excess supply u
garlic. according 10 two communion.
lions received by the III Paso chamber
Il commerce. Refugio G. Lomelin. Of
Aguascalienios. Mexico. said he has
100 geo pounds Of garlic and asks for
Information on the garlic market and
thu names VI importers who win handle
trups
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24
HIGGINS HERO IS BURIED WITH
MILITARY HONOR IN ARLINGTON

ahlp clan 900 near relatives uf tho Er'
~ T.. uhukonshll enlisted in .ihr milIs
tnrv torrrs uf the United States for the
grrli war and several were killed IN ac.
ton NN special mark of rohir ~
,hr iIudly and 20 Private lihukensh.r
himself. Inst ~ an the BLnk,n-hips
who offered themselves iar service was
huuDl with the d,ud soldier this uf
truuuu This vas dome ny order ut the
War ipmttngnt
BOO uid.tkn a. i,o, and Me Blank.
ou.hiu % ilIuius. number 90 friends
Coon Washington and relatives from
thr ri family home boo Tennessee v,fr
pl, a,ut .i 80, EXERCISES tn.- afternoon.
ComI,-Huu Marvin luurs PARTED
utd m tur murpm'rts and Wtt
pt..rnt when taus sounded fur the hr
Time tUr Private Uunkynship Whor
luir uls Uulrut ttum tuuo h ry
quest 81 h wruts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24
IRISH REPUBLIC CHIEF
IS REPORTED ARRESTED

LONDON. June gs.-A dispatch To-
the Press Association from Dublin soys
there IL good reason Tor stating that
Eamonn lie Valera. was arrested We'd
nc~iay nlght NJ BLACK Rock county
Dublin. but that h. was liberated to
day without a charge having b"cn pre-
ferred against hun.
ThA rai,y 3aii saws that the man ar
ses,ed az Black Rock Was not Eamunn
lie Valera. but a man slightly rcs,mbl
ing him. Investigation proved the mis-
take whereupon thu man was released
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24
AUTQ.l.EFT ON
Street MAY Be
DEAD MANSCkR
DESCRIPTIONS OF TEETH OF
SLAIN STRANGER SENT
BROADCAST

A possible clue n the idenili,
of TIN dead inan iou,d buvi~d ihit-
teen miles north IT amarillo Mon'
day has bern ,ikcuyrrrd by >hrr
iif Burton Reach. " J. an auio.
mobile which has been standing IN
enc place In tlr cit, ever since
the aaddle u April.
The nan Who owned the autoino,.
bile u known Ia have had consider.
able spn~y and was ir-ln'
s~~n ~ company With auestinablr
rhyracfqs. so- officers thhtil per-
hap be- was murdered b, his ~.
soeiates. who dragged the body Ia
the creek where u was burTd, lett
the dead mans automobile stand
Ing In Amarillo aud ieii the coun.
try.
The man had only been in Anna.
rillo n short time when he di>ap.
pearrd. however. aud no oae has
hS~n discovered here who knows
where he came fem. II l. thought
that his identity can h. discover
ed BY tracing the liccnse number
en Me ear.
But this Is only a possibility ana q
flcers are doing uust ~ their firirin
on the theory that the peculiar chara
terlstlcs u the dead mans teeth vi
enable them to identify him.
The mails are being Hooded with u
aulrics for man who had 81
crown ON his upper incisor. sever
hack teeth flied with amalgam At
several teeth missing. These inquiri'
are being directed To dental ssS'ieu
and officers IN this and surrounaii
states.
The body ~ the man has been ~
halmed by Undertaken y. ;. GrIggs.
that II can be- kept Indefinitely unle
someone turns ua 10 Identity H. II
badly dccompoa'd. however and u
peculiariilcs II the teeth viii prob
bly, form the main Identification mark
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24
FIGHT IS MADE To
SECURE ACTION N
NEW TARIFF LAWS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

tails 1T any tu ~, hur ont ohen,,t'
within six th,uths. en- The ether hand
Il ", Hass tir ..,rI. ga. cuisines.
wir have ptssiir noe. % N' hrUs
what - burdens at, E4.E O. D.. ths
direct burden % h.. Co rarry Th'r
Ne can take u9 toe tariff and ether
questions which r-ui'N US"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24
spsial,o The New

fpeeial 10 The New
WASHINGTON. June .23-Rcv. ".
l.. Hlanhsnship and Mrs. limnkrnshlr
Of HleglnA' ;geNas. who have been 200
washington rr som. dayp, today az.
tended NV Inill,yily 'muuuu 81 their
non Donald Moses lilankonship at Ar.
ilngtou Cemetery. Young limnkenship
enlisted carly In the wac aud was "a
member nf the famous sixth Marines
who play ID q, notable a part In the
battle of,il,fi,au Woods Nhoro the Ger
man advance was stopped and which
marked the turning polnt of the w1r
Private lllahkcnship we wounded in
notion ON the s,sth ~ lunu,-ialN nnd
lived lonr cnough 90 knhw that Dis
eeath would not b. IN vain. ilo died
on the twenty sixth dAy after receiving
his Injuries hy which time The u'r
mana were well checked.
Twepiy.slV mclnhcrf If the hlanh'n.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24
JAP increase N u.s..
LEADS ALL OTHER RACES

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNED
,ion As Indians IN 1919 aud as whites
in 1929. ~ persons having only slight
trace Il Indian Tood.
OF the total d,crsase In the Indian
race ss.Tsl-by far the greater part
iSS7s was In Oklahoma aIoDc The
only pronounced Increase was reported
Tor North caroiina-fr um 7.ssi To H.
~. other states where increases 60.
CURED WERE LOUISIANA. Texas. Mon
tana. sr!zuna and California.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24

Highest yesterday IN 1899. ~: Inv
esi. 60.
fllgfc'i ~ ierca,. %
Lowest. -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24
FEDERAL BANKS HAVE
FIVE BILLION DEPOSIT
n, Associated Prs~s

WASHINGTON. June Combined
resources and liabilities ~ the Federal
Reserve Banks az the clos. of business
June - We're reported tonight by the
Federal Reserve Board as follows:
Resources;
Total gold held by hanks S7ie.3i3.0o1
Total gold reserves s. go isS .0uo.
Total reserves sa.c9u. O0s 200.
Total bills on hand Sl.7u3 ~ Gee
Total earnings assets ssOSs. lUt o0o.
Total resources s53ii.SsS cue.
Liabilities;
Total deposits sl.cs7.eg7. ooO.
Total liabilities t5.3ij SgS 600.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24
M SHIP sEiLLD.

~ Associated iftsa
MANILA. June % The japanese
motor ship Tisir Maru was seized 20.
day for engaging In coastwise iranspor.
n'lon - passengers contrary 90 tho
hw SIX japanese passengers were
aboard.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24

Paul Revere was the first American
hank not. artist.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24
WEATHER

wEsT rEN,s. rrida, and saturday
fair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24

4 : Department n agriculture.
Weather Burrau.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-24

ana one hall pounds IL FOOD and drink
daily. sgrl
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-10-27
BEAVER A LIVE BURG, SAYS
TRANSIENT

The above tribute was paid our
town by representative of the
Wichita Business College last week.
While here he talked to several,
comparing most favorably Beaver
with several towns he had visited.
We will refrain from giving names,
for in boosting for Beaver we do not
wish to knock another town.
Some Of the things he noticed
were that all the stores were open
at seven O'Clock and he could get
into garage after his car even
earlier than that. He could also
get breakfast here early while at the
aforesaid mentioned places the
stores and eating houses were closed
at this time and he was detained
much longer on account of his car
being locked in the garage. After
waiting until almost eight. he went
TO the house of the garage man and
got him out Of bed, so that his
car could be gotten out.
He also spoke OF the number out
on the streets at seven o'clock and
spoke complimentary of it.
Another interesting fact is that
he had an engagement with one of
our farmer boys, graduate of
Beaver high who lives southeast OF
Beaver four or five miles, and this
lad told him he'd find him in a
certain field at seven o'clock, the
time of the appointment. After
the colleges representative returned
to town he was asked IL he found
his young man in the field at seven
and he answered Sure thing and he
didn't look as though he had just
got there either"
Then this stranger goes on to say
by the way! We have two young
people from Beaver in our college. ="
But he was unable to recall their
names. When asked If they were
Clyde Miles and Mildred Steadman,
he said they were the ones.
He said that Miles was making
fine grades and that he was carry
ing away about all the prizes and
cups that were given at the col
lege. Miss Mildred, too, was wide
awake and doing fine work. He
did not seem SO surprised at the
wide awakeness of these two when
he had sized up our. town and he
was loud in his praises for both
them and the town.
IL takes stranger once in awhile
to tell us a few encouraging facts.
So let's keep coming, business men
and Beaver people! Get behind ev-
cry good thing for old Beaver and
Boost! Like wise get behind every
bad thing in Beaver. II there are bad
things, and shove until we have Il
out of town!
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-10-27

In the District Court in. and for
Beaver County, State of Oklahoma.
W. NJ Tompkins Plaintiff
Levi T. Loveail, and Rosaline Love-
all, husband and wife; j A. Love-
all Mckinley II. Wright, william
Notice is hereby given that in pur:
suance Of an order of sale issued
SS Of tes Dspe' Gou5, ,ss Of beayer Ss
Of October. 1921. in an action where.
in W. NJ Tompkins, was plaintiff and
Levi 7 Levean' and Rossiine Love.
II. Wright william Wright, Guy
Conyers, J. J. Vincent and John, l.
Dupree, were defe9dants, directed TO
me to levy upon and sell, without
TIE southwest Quarter of Section
Six, in Township one North. of
Range ,Twenty-six East Of the cim-
lahoma, TO satisfy a Judgment and
decree of foreclosure in favor OF said
plaintiff and against said defend,
court on the goth day. Of September,
1920. for the sum of sl25Ie2 and
interest thereon from the gard day
Of June 1920, untii paid at the rate rate
for the costs herein taxed at 1855
and accruing costs, and an attorneys
dsy dss Of Of NoysSSe sSCSS yin on The the So,r sss
10 o'clock A. NJ. OF said day at
the east front door OF the court
house in the Town of Beaver. Conn-
ty. of Beaver, state of Oklahoma.
offer for sale and sell TO the high
est bidder for cash the said prop
erty above described or so much
thereof as viii satisfy said Judgment
with interest and costs and attorneys
fees.
Witness my hand this 17th day of
October 1921.
II. b. BR1DGEwATER.
Sheriff of Beaver County State OF
Oklahoma.
Loofbourrow q Loofbourrow,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
1920 ll-17 81
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-10-27
TEACHERS ENTERTAIN PAR
ENpS AND PATRONS


The faculty of the Beaver schools
entertained the parents and patrons
at the High School Building Mon
day night. On account of the
threatening weather, there was not
as large crowd as was expected,
however. everyone seemed to enjoy
himself.
The guests were entertained by
this program:
Address Of Welcome by Supt. o.
A. Andrew, in which he also set
forth some of the needs of the
Beaver schools.
Vocal solo, Miss Anna Hughes.
Response to the Address OF Wei
come, j. w. Culwell.
Piano Duet, Mesdames Stranathan
and Loofbourrow.
Talks by NJ. c. Green, principal
of the grades.
Two songs by the faculty.
Reading, w. l.. Henson, County
Superintendent.
Vocal Trio. Mesdames Coles, Loot
bourrow and Stranathan.
Refreshments were served and af-
ter time of social mingling the
people began to go to their sepa-
rate homes through the rain. This
last was not planned by the faculty
but as il was so badly needed ev-
cry one sought refuge in a neigh
boris car or turned up his coat col
lar and stepped bravely forth into
the dripping rain.