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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
Money Conditions in the West

Money conditions in Western sections
show some signs Of easing, although
not in as pronounced a way as in the
East. The reduction in the rediscount
rate in many instances both in the Fast
ern and other territory has resulted in
call money seeking lower level, which
is expected 10 be followed later on in
the West.
There is little indication Of banks
in the large financial centers buying
commercial paper, although there is
some moderate inquiry from few in
terror sections where the marketing Of
grain has enabled some further liqui-
dation to take place in loans carried
for some length of time. 1t is expected
that as soon as the new crops are made,
considerable selling will be resorted to in
order to enable farming communities to
obtain needed funds and money will ac-
cordngly then follow a somewhat easier
trend.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
Pennsy's May Earnings

The Pennsylvania Railroad statement
Of earnings for the month of May fur
nished a very agreeable surprise be-
cause of the recent predictions of the
likelihood of poor showing as a result
Of the widespread depression of the
many industries touched by the system.
The net operating income for the month
IS the best reported this year, and was
gratifying in that for the second sue
cessive month it shows fixed charges
were covered by a fair margin. In
March the net operating income failed
to cover these charges by about 500. =
600. In the two months preceding an
operating deficit was shown. For May,
after providing for the fixed charges
the surplus was approximately 81, 14S, =
900, against S1,074 900 in April, and
equal to O.2 per cent on the stock, or
a fiat rate of 2.4 10 annually. On the
other hand, if the IL per cent wage
reduction had been in effect. the surplus
over charges would have been approxi-
mately $4,000, 900. equal. by fiat calcu
lation, to about per cent year OH
the stock. THE TRADER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
Proposals
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyE% ,S

HoIitE Is HEREBY GIVEN. AS RE-
. CURED by the Act of Assembly OF the
Comm4nwea!th Of Pennsylvania. approved
Hnsors OF Northeast Township Erie County.
P%nnsylvania. viii offer for sale to the
nIChGst bidder az tho Offices Of BROOKS,
ENGLlSH & QUINN. 500 Marine Bank
EEtu!dmE Ninth and state streets. in the
I'tF o. Erie; Erie County. Pennsylvania on
n" thirteenth day Of July. I82i. at o'eiocR
IN the afternoon s45, 900 par value bonds In
rate Or five and one-half p"r cent per annum.
pay4bIe on the FIRST day OF August; said
oonds 20 be dated the first day OF August
1921 and TO mature on the rst day Of Aug.
vs., lg5l' with the right OF redemption az
par ana accrued interest at any interest
hearing date on and after the first doy ~
NGEust ,l99l' and 20 be tax free.
no bld Tor said bonds at less than THAR
par value will b" received Ali prnpo.si ,.eiis
must be sealed and accompanied by certified
~ loF not less than one per centum OF
the entire amount Of said bonds -
CHRIST Schultz
NeoN NorlLnlSt TnMn shin Gmnn r,.I..---
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
FINANCIAL
CLARENCE c. BRINTON Trea surer.
Phila delphia. Pa. June Is 1901
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF SAVANNAH
GAS CONIP ANN EIRsT MnRIE AGE No

Sinking Fund Gold Bonds. Under the Sink
ing Fund provisions = the MORTGAGE sealed
offers Will be received until p NJ. June
80. 1921. at tho office Of the Pennsylvania
Company Tor lnSuranCes on Lives and Grant
i7T Annu!ues, Trustee for the sale to IL at
ID" ,ow - pric", not exceeding l05 and ac-
crued Interest. Of as many bonds as S2l-
ol74S vii! purchase. All proposals should
b" addressed to the undersigned.
THE PENNSYI.EANIA COMPANY FOR IN
SLRANLES on LIVES AND GRANTING
ANNIITIhS. hl7 Chestnut st, Phila. Pa.
r. Proposals FOR Sinking Fund Savannah Gas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
THE MANAYUNK NATIONAL nANW

~, :, FIIINIeIphIh, Pa Juno p. 1921,
Tho Hoard Of Directors has this ds V AZ.
clared rne regular semi-annuaI dIyldend ~
per cent and an extra dividend Of y usr
cent on the capital stock. payaLla on 80
Hf1wr July u,Nl UnIl such date tTaasfa.
books Will remain C.pscl
DIV idend checks Will be mailed
4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

Pittsburgh, Pa. June 2 ,oo,
First AroriEagc ~ r. bonds OF the ITa;v..
land Marietta Railway Company 10 n eNS-
Eregato cost or Eleven Thousand ST" uaSS- az
lrcd sixty Dollars tfll $50 .OOl vii he nG iIUn-
Ctased for tn" Sinking Fund July ,paSI
from tho lowest bidders. at a price not -
exceed par and interest. '' W
Sea ed proposals to sell bonds must h. A.,
n, hands Of Tho Farmers Loan and TSust
Company, New York city, before close az
80. 1921. 'u"s
T. II. r. MCKNIGHT. Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

IIII4 HNGh UF, NpNTU AMERICA
So, Philadslphia. June 28 1871
., The Board Of Directors have tbs day a.
g. frss II sss pssabls gSIx eiyiasnd q
D..sShS9iasrs S, Son Of ssord a, The Close Of Spsi.
ul y = kHNe,Em nsI.,.r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
rNANhLlN .,.,,s,I, ~, .NH-4,Tio\AL ,pANK

Philadelphia, June -, 1921.
At IN" r.EI ar meeting uf Tho Board OF
Dr.u''-a OF thus Bank held thl4 day. a quar-.
terry I.Ii,ui II siN per cent tGI,J was de-
'.alrd. ir"" uf state tax, and payable July
l. 1921. ~ H0"knuId"rs Of record at ne
clos u business Jun, 80 1921.
Checks VIII be mailed.
J. WM. HARDT
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Dividends
LITTLE SCHI ELklLI. SAVIGATION
RAILROAD AND COAL COMPANY
900 walnut street

Philadelphia, Juno g. 1921
\ D.vll,ud u One Dollar tSD per sb:r.
IaS ,S been declared, payable Friday, July is.
urcks vii lie mailed
'UAust'r h'uhs 10 nr closed Monday. Jun.
go. lN.l A. O'Clock l.. VI and reopensd
MONDAY, july J., lr@l, at 10 o'CIock x M
PRESTON BREARLEY. JR.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28
Prices Firm on Paris Bourse

Paris. June 2S.-Prices were firm on the
Rourse today. Three per centes 58f 32c,
Exchange on London, i6f Csc. Five per cent
loan. s2f zoe. The dollar was quoted at
l2f 36i5e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
WIN, RooKEFELLER
MUST GIVE UP PLACE
ON RAILWAY BOARD

WASHINGTON, Umr Civilian
r<ackefeIitrs Harold 81 Vanderbilt ana
George y. Baker Will have 10 give up
IS neeembrr 81 ccraln places they
now mold en b,hrdk 81 directors OF
fnllrnnd corporations under a ruling
today ~ tha ihftrHiale comsncrce
commisason.
AR. Nockcfrllrr. the coutmission
said u pnAsing ppan his application
- retain q number Of the places. may
BE- an officer az the Chicago. Mil
waukuo 4 81 Paul railroad, but must
drop out % either the New York
Central board or the Delaware, Lack
wanna a. WesteFu board. AT. Van
ssrbilf may hoil positions as an oni-
Ger Of TIVE wcHfern rntircade, tho
chicago. 81 Tnuh ~1linneapelis a
Omaha. and he Chicago A North
western. "a mrst retire either from
The New ork Central or b Dcla-
WIRE fackAwAnnn a Western.
The orders ere iHaned nde sec
tloue Of the interstate commerce act
which requiro the commissions 80 de-
tcfmind whether or not a q com
Natiidr with public interest for one
un.ciaf 10 be- director IN several
Interstate railroad corporations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20

You win find it in our Classified
Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
ACTION PLANNED
TO CLOSE THREE
LOUISVILLE BREWERrEs

, WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.-Court ac-
ton TO ring about the closinx of the
brewcrics OF the Central Consumers
company. the oertel company and the
Theodore Menk company. an OF Lou
lsvilie. Ky, Will be sought. IL WINS an
nounced today at federal prohibition
headquarters.
The acdon will be requested. n was
said, IN the ground that the three
companies were distributing q bever-
age containing mor than the legal
amount OF alcohol.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
Any Golfer Can Beat Col. DOGGY
If He Follows Billy Evans
Recipe Based on Experts Experience

Nolf q adniitcdly The hardest Of AT games 70 muster.
From mere observation one might not get that impression, hut
lfruer vords were never written A- n
The golfer whether he be the novice or the polished professional
lis constantly having his ups and downs. Often Il SCENE y though
The downs predominant.
In baseball the star player suffers from sumps just IS much as
tho ordinary individnsl The great hitiers like Cobb, Honsby, Sis
Ter, speaker and the rest haye petiods. during the season when most
any I'D kind Of pitching sccms to puzzie them. ltis the same in golf,
Walter IaRen, Jock fufehison, Jim Barnes, Jesse Guilford, Francis
|0uimet and Chick Evans, an have their slumps.
Why IS golf - hard Tor the beginner 10 nastcrf'
IN order b. get the best possible answer to thar cununirun. I put
the query 10 a score Of the country leading players. Here is the
Dnn.on.nn m nrnn lnnnnn nn.nna.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
PRESIDENT TO STICK
CLOSELY ON JOB FOR
NEXT THREE MONTHS

WAsmNGToS. Dec. 20.-president
Harding Is disposed to remain closely
IN Washington for The mex three
months and u cAncelllnE All tentative
engagements which he has had for
Fneechrs Or trips to various parts Of
1he country.
u was indicafed at tho Waite HOUSE
today than this policy would be fol-
lowed ~ least until March because Of
The pressure Of business In onncc
lion 10 ring about the closing OF the
The regular Hossion Of congress.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
TOMAS ROMERO WHO
KILLED WIFE HERE
GETS XMAS PARDON
~ J
Governor Frees Albu-
querque Man and Also
Aged Gate Keeper

santa m. be-. so-Tomas Ro-
mcro. asntensfd 10 serve from ~ ~
~ years Tor eevuuo degree mututf'
ssns unrlof.1d today ~ Governor Me
cham. Romcrn shot ard allied his
0tfe NJ Second street n New YORK
avenue In Aihu1uefoue ard nner
nlnading guilty was sentenced IN 1871
iy CHEF Jnsfice Of the Supreme Court
Eavnuids. then district judge. Judge
IhrnoIds recommended cscmcncy.
~. C.. Aehny. nnrc Eatckeeper al
che ne~nIfcnfiarY. sentenced to lifc for
second degree murder. was given a
cammufaflon 70 - year,. He killed
epneh pn,encs neal Sienvood-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20

CVIIHFII7US' NJ WI UUKVII TtIfVUN
a dessre 10 play before really learn-
INK how To swing the club. The sasne
fnn 20 walk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
Lost Child Comes
Home Wheeling a
Baby Carriage

THE two and n hnif year old sol
OF Ruddie shields, S13 south Third
street RAJ away from home this
noon Members Of the family
wcro soon worried. The police de-
partFnent was notlnod 20 be on
the loctu out for a lost child. The
worry was mot neccafy long how
evor, FOR early this afternoon the
child came home wheeling a little
baby buggy. Now the father 10
trying to nnd OUT who lost the
buggy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
MAN WHO ESCAPED
AFTER MAIL ROBBERY
CONVICTION IS CAUGHT

CHICAGO. Dec. 2O-George Rogers,
90. who escaped from Jail In Toledo
Ohio. IN labor day after conviction
for conspiracy IN connection with the
81 .0OO. 600 mall robbery in Toledo last
February, was captured today In
Paios Park, a suburb. the police am
nounced. Postal inspectors caused
the arrest by tracing a letter Rogers
was said to have written 30 a woman.
Rogers Is aaid TO have one escaped
prison In California while serving "A
life sentence Tor murder.
Marriage Licenses.
Bertha ISon, Tulsa, Okla; Walter /.
Tapper. Los ApEehs, Sahf,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
Dyer Anti Lynchins
Bill Goes Over Till
After Christmas

WASHINGTON. Dec 80 AN agree
ment 10 postpene confederation OF
the Dyer anti-lynching bill until after
the Christmas recess wRs reached late
today by house leaders after several
hours Of ~inenectuai efforts to main
tain a quorum.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20
OIn TO Go.

IONDoN-The 1.-TWO Chairmen"
one OF Isondon's oldest ms neal the
houses % parliament. will be de-
moiishr4t IL WIS 500 years The resort
~ cabinet mentors md members OF
parliament.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20

consensus, an even dozen reasons .
a aesire TO play before really learn.
INK how To swing the club. The sasne
theory a. trying 10 run before learn
ina 80 walk.
Golfers like 90 Drive,
ssrenU-five per cent OF the
~-srowneups~ who take up golf move.
really tsarn she proper kwing he
'causc or n preferences for actual piay
rather than practice.
a. DESIRE 10 attain distance rather
flnfn accuracy In driving from the
Tee. Most golfers like tho Ions drive
"a much as the ball player y his
base hits.
Failure 10 continue their courne Of
Instruction under some mpctc
professional. because they feel they
have reached n stage xhese they
have absorbed all the golf knowledge
possible. Il ~ az such a time the
golfer Rerds instruction most.
A desire 10 employ a lot OF un-
necessary movements. a. getting on
the toes, sweying the body. bracne
the muscles end constantly shiftina
the feet. Every good "pro" player
has n certain fixed set OF movements
and never varies thcm.
Allowing the desire 10 hit the bal
10 get he better ~ one' Judgment
wnlch causee the player 10 hurry the
swing after reaching the toy.
Pooling oneAslf ~ playing aver
with golfers who have an edge and
thereby spelling one's game 20
certain extent BY pressing u. In al
enort TO keep pace with your supe.
flofs-
Player Must C-nnccnarnte.
a tendency TO release the hold OF
the club. While n - mot necessary
10 hold tho shaft OF the club In 9
dcnfh-llke grip, Il must be held firmly
10 get the best results.
A forced piyoting rather than q
natural one which tends to take the
''puhsh' out OF the swing.
A preference for the iron rather
than he woosicn club from the tee.
causing the beginner to neglect the
driver and braasie for 70 long he
never really conQuera them.
Failure TO Improve ones scope Is
very ofcn due 10 thu preference for
driving. over al other departments
Of the game. Golf II rot a one-stroke
game. The desire To hit them hard
often makes a player neglect his
short game.
Lack Of concentration Is the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20

KENsINGTDN. EncAwhen God.
frey Harriea returned home. he found
only his house awaiting him. All the
forfeiture. drapos. silverware and
other articles had been removed.
greatest fault Of all golf players.
whether the beginner or the finished
professional. The mind cannot
wander to other fields and get results.
when pinying golf business and social
interests must be s~idetracked.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-16
PERSONAL MENTION,

MrS.A. T.. Crciyh, of Ronccvcrtr
has returned from visit to her son
Edgar. in New York City.
John l.. Rowan, of Union. Monro,
county. has formed law partner.
snip IN Charleston under the firm
name Of Rowan, Eastcp and Thonp.
son. Mr.. Rowan will continue hi.
oliicc ut Union.
\. T.. CreiSh, Dr., who is at tn,
government hospital at Fort Bayard
New Mexico, is improving in health
Mrs. Frank Van Vcankcn, of 10,
angeles, California, is spending :;
lev weeks with her friend, Mis-,
Lillian Dotson.
George Wick, of Pittsburg. was in
LcwIsburS OH business the latter
part Of last week.
Russell Eary, of White SULPHUR
mas gone TO Florida TO spend tin,
winter.
Mrs. S. NJ. Austin is visiting hc,
mother at Hot Springs, Virginia.
Charles Dunn, Of Charleston
spent Il few days here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hcnninq q,
Oakland, California, send greeting,
to Their many friends in Grecnbrie,
county, through the Independeni.
John &. Dwycr and his mother. OF
Indiana, have been visiting ~
Grecnbrier county for some lime
lie says that business is Off in tho
middle west, and that the RcDubli
cans who helped to turn out such ;
great majority for Mr.. Harding, hav,
nothing to say and hang their head:
Ill disappointment.
{. NJ. Galloway and wife, of Hunt
inSton, West Virginia, spent two
days Of last week with Mrs. Gala
Ways sister, Mrs. James X. Laing
Ihey also visited their niece, Mis-,
Mary OueSenberry, who, is a slutlrnI
at the Seminary. Mr.. and Mrs. Call
away were on thciI. way TO Wash
iinston. City, where they will spend
the winter.
Walter Jack. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Saml Jack, Of Richards; Charlie,
francis Livesay, son CT Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest l-ivcsay, Of LcwiSburg. wcrt
operated on for adcnoids and tonsiI,
ut the Red Cross Dispcnsary al tho
John y. Preston Community House
on Thursday, Dec. 9Th.
Col. n. w. Montague. of White
Sulphur Springs. has gone to Rich
mond. Virginia, to spend the winic,
y. t.. Mcneil. of Marlinton, was a
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-16
MARRIED..

Mr. and Mrs. S. Edgar Kcency an
nounce the marriage of their ,lauuh-
ter. Maryc Miller, to Dr.. T.. r. II.
fiaNes, Thursday, December s, 1921.
at Washington, ID. C..
We have an announcement Of the
marriage Of Charles ii. Gillian. of
rfankford, this county, and Miss
Louise McAlliStcr, Of Alexandria,
Virginia. The marriage took place
at The home of the Pastor of the
presbyterian Church at Ashvillc.
North Carolina at $50, D. H., ON
December 9Th. Mr.. Gillian spent
some time with his grandfather.
Charles w. Gillian, at Frankrord
ana IS a HrSt-class young man in
every respect. The Independent
Joins their many friends in Wishing
thcm happy married life. They
VIII make their home mt 18th Allen
Street. AShvillc, North Carolina.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-16
ESCAPE JAIL.

On last Wednesday morning while
the Jailor Was i'll the act of taking
breakfast to Il number of the inmates
OF the jail, Harry Walton. Joseph
Prlu, Toy Bright and a colorcd man
rushed by him and made their
escape. The men who got out had
III some way cut through the iron
bars which let them into the corridor
and when the jailor entered they
made rush on him and got ont.
Walton and Pritt were recently
arrested iii Renick's Valley for
moonshinins. Toy Bright is charu-
Ell with the bank robbery at Rupcrt
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-16
NOTICE.

TO Ethel Erwin. Mrs. II. ID. Erwin,
Annie fiandlcy, Mary +. Erwin, Ida
Is. Dcarer, 5. y. Erwin; Ethel
Erwin. Guardian for Frank and
Charlotte Erwin; and all Heirs at
law of Il. ID. Erwin:
You will tn Ike notice that Jess l..
ucrn. the purchaser OF the following
neal Estate, Lots Nos. - l. 10 locat-
Ell In the Corporation of ROnccvcrtc
which Was sold by the Sheriff of
nrecnDrlcr county, West Virginia.
al the sale for delinquent taxes on
the 2nd day Of December, 1919. and
deed has been required as pro-
ridcd by law, which deed will be
made to the said Jess l.. Hcrn on or
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-16
CHURCH CELEBRATION

The Presbyterian Church.. Of
LcwiSburg will celebrate The 125th
anniversary Of the present Church,
building next Sunday. The services
Will be held both in the morning
ana evening. The morning services
Viii consist Of Il Historical Narrative
Dy Kew. r. p. Sydcnstrickcr; Letters
from former Pastors; Sermon by
DR.. w. J. Palmer, of Roanoke, Va.
The evening will be a sermon by
DR.. Palmer, and greetings from
sister Churches. The public is cor
daily invited 10 be present.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-16
TROUT ITEMS.
Dccefllb(

December ), 1921 :.
IhiS week we had the first snow
OF the winter, which is already gone
weather prophets predict a mild,
wet, snowlcss winter. Wen know
more about it later on.
Hog killing seems TO be the order
of the day and some very fine pork
crS have been converted into hams.
lard, sausage. etc. Mine Host"
Bob Gee, killed but three as his FAM
lily is small ii doesn't take many four
hundred and fifty Founders to do
MIN. Bob didn't feed all his corn
Into pork. From q ~ acre lot he
crlbed over 100 buShcl ears of rs
line corn as was ever grown in this
valley. Bob says if any one else
made moro than So bushels of corn
per acre from same acreage with
three pccks of seed he would like to
know who, and where he is.
Our schools are we'll attended and
doing very good work under pres
eDt conditions, but stranger would
be inclined 10 ask the "why and
wherefore" when he'd notice the
teachers and children meeting and
passing each other mornings and
evenings OH their way TO and from
school; many Of The Piedmont
pupils living much nearer Mont Vale
than Piedmont. But the fact is that
the Mont Vale teachers with an en-
r0llmcnt of more than three score
making a 96 per cent attendance
have enough to do; hence pupils
are put to the Inconvenience Of at
tending an ungradcd school school
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-16

business visitor in LcwiSburs last
Friday.
Miss Mamie Temple. Of Hunting
ton. W. Va. is visiting Miss Grace
Darnell.
Jack Taylor. of Staunton. Va, is
spending the Weekend with friends
here.
Miss Myrtle Kern has resigned
her position with the Limestone
Telephone Company and gone to
Bushnell. Florida She is succeed
cd in the Office of the Telephone
! company by Miss Louis Van Stlvcrn
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Peyton Bell. on Monday, December
-. 1921, Il fine son, Richard Peyton
Bell, .Ir.
George III. Amick, a wcll-knOwn
lumberman who has been making
ms headquarters at Ronccvcrlc for
scverl years, WAS stricken with par
alySlS, induced by uraelnic poison
ing, at his rooms i'll the Home Hotel
! on Thursday morning of last week
and was removed to the Grcenbrier
General Hospital. where he was
found TO be III Il critical condition.
Howard T.. Williams and wife.
have returned from Il tour of the
west to their home ut the Ccdars.
! lncy attended the National Grange
Meeting nj Portland, Oregon. They
, also visited Mr.. Williams brother,
| thomas Williams. ut Pala Alto, Cal.
ihcy stopped at many other points
including Colorado Springs, and the
famous Arrow Rock Dam, in Idaho.
Mr. Williams after giving duc~crcdit
TO the West says there is no better
State than West Virginia and that
Nrcenbricr county is the best part
OF that.
Rev. II. |. Stephens. Presiding
Elder OF l.ewisburS District, VI. f.
Church, South, returned "Wednesday
from Washington City. where he al
'enucd the cabinet meeting of resi-
dent Bishop and Presiding Elders
o! the Baltimore Conference.
hcV. q. w. luSby, pastor of the
urlnbcry Memorial Church nj Gov
'nSton, Va. is very low at Hospital
IN Roanoke. Va, ana! while his con-
nltion may be critical. the doctors
ana his friends hope for his rccov-
cry.
| Henry Donaldson and wife, and
! daughter Miss Mary Donaldson and
son, and Lester Dancy, all of whom
left Cornstalk cighborhoo for lii
nolS some time ago, have returned
TO make their home in Grecnbricr
IN the same ncighborhood which
| lhey left. We welcome these good
people back home.
Sheriff l.. l.. GRAPHICAL has lust re-
turned from Moundsville, where he
ned taken Robert and Jasper Wccse
10 INC pcnitcntiary. Robert for life.
ana Jasper for eighteen years. The
penalties mcted out to these men
are for the killing of George Huff
man in White Sulphur District last
August. They were tried at a recent
term of Court.
5. V. Burgess will leave soon for
visit to friends in PENNSYLVANIA.
Glen Ford and wife, of Norfolk
Virginia, were in Grcenbrier few
lays last week and the first part of
This week. They were called here
by reason Of the illness and death
Of Mr.. Ford's mother.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-16

after the 10Th day Of February, 1922
unless YOU against that day redeem
the said Real Estate from the said
sale. The amount necessary to re-
deem is Us follows:
Amount paid Sheriff at
said sale. ----- : l.l7
Amount taxes paid on the
property since said sale. ) 663
Amount paid for notice and
service thereof. w S1G.8O
interest, ------- 5 IL
Total. ----- 2J.07
Given under my hand this 18th
day of December. 1921.
PAUL E.. HOGSETr. Clerk
County Court of Grcenbricr
12-l6-4w County, West Virginia.