davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-12-17

Commenting at Cor. No, i, Green Summit Lode Mining Claim, U. 5. Mineral Survey No. 1O98-A,whence U. s. Al. M. No. 28 bears s. 450 4o' 35" ". 3439.51 it.; thence N. 36 26' [. 1463,54 it. to Cor No. 2; thence IS. 49o 16 E. 60l 1t, to Cor. No. 3; thence 5 360 26' ". 1463.54 1t. to Cor. No. 1, identical with Cor. Mo- 8, Green Shamrock Lode Mining Claim, this survey, thence N. 49o 16' w. 601 it. to Cor No. 1, identical with Cor. No. }. Green Shamrock Lode Mining Claim, this survey, and the place of beginning. Mag. Var. at ali corners 32' E. Area claimed: 20,136 acres. Adjoining claims Unsurveyed Green Auto Lode Mining Claim on the northwest, and unsurveyed Green Mole Lode Mining Claim on the northeast.
 Commencing at Cor. No.1, Green Moose Lode Mining Claim, U. S. Mineral Survey, No. 1908 A,
 whence U. s. M. Nj. No. 28 bears N. 620 0F O1" ". 946O6 it.; thence N. 320 O8' E. 600 1t. to Cor. No. };
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-12-17

Commencing at Cor. No. 1, Green Grouse Lode Mining Claim, U, s. Mineral Survey Mo- 1898 = A,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18

hal,Ea lie rslncirslcs "a un - psr
G. nio suS n'sRTiiv"s sncidos: r~lnc-
cion que segIin nos lnfoiman hahri H.
iener lngar dessle II primero lie ma
yo proximo NADIA ~ sal.e accrca dc
81 tai proposition Is bicn acogida
por las pers,nlas quirnes afecta esta
orlen. In decision adopiada pnr los
dueiios de buques. So nos dice que la
si,lo coinentada en to,los los cirulos
comcrciales de In meiropo.i. en- el sen
lido de que esta rcs0luci0n puede en-
vOlver un gran conficto I iinancicro.
Las empres:ls navieras con algIin item
po anticipate 10 han notiilcado tOdOs
los capitanes, oficiales. ingenieros.
mayorlOmos. telegrafistas. mGdicos.
etc. por la raZ0n de que t0dOs perte
Neon h distintas organizacioEess "
qUs como esta es una question que
afecta hondamente tClOs en- general.
es cOnveniente que So discuta en tOdaS
las ramificaciones y. pertenecen ellos
Y aparte de este pOrque encOntrdnSiOse
tantOs miembrOs de astas Organiza-
clones Ell active servicio en- diferentes
parties del mundo, requerirfa un largo
plaZO FL poder ohtener slls respectivos
uOtOs pOr medic del cOrre0. Sc nos
ha informado que tOdOs los empleados
de In Bull Line v de la New York &
Porto Rico STEAMSHIP Co., han sislO
va notiticados de que la reduction del
% pOr cient0 seIa puesta Ell vigOr.
| Los duei1os de buqucs dicen que. 81
no logran reducir sus gastos Ell todas
sus lfneas, sera necesariO entOnces in
ternar sus buques, dejar nayegando
s0lamente EN- alta mar, entregados al
trasporte de las mercaderfas ameri-
canas, los buques de matrfcula ex-
tranjera.
Tn reporter. de este diario quiso sa-
ber la opinion que tenfa el Captain del'
Helen Y el del San Juan; pero ningu-
no de estos capitanes, que va tienen
muchos afios de servicio. quisieron
dar inf0rme alguno hasta no llegar a
New York, que es donde estd In Union
de Marines a q. pertenecen. Ellos nos
dieron entender que no estaban con-
formes con Ia rebaja; perO que, desde
luego. Sc someterfan 10 que Olga la
mayorfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18

, s.As n uasma m.nuaaA q y sswmmlana
na8ssa aANnasansaIas
s,ala lsa Msua a. susaaie - ssaaua
- aIsaAiaA - tfss essssaH@ NaN
aaaa f'usea ~ Nssass : esaasss 81
laatsa sIams4a ~ sslaasss@ ~ Nan
susn tsn.aarAa. - ~ asaieass ~
sssmas ssansswsaas ataa~ - tssus "a
asss@luaa Ans auui.s sssmam.ann
aiassns amansta Nsasume ss~ - pssm
spl te ssmn @siiiNmank - ssamNgm
s4islsssm wnr a. ssFwsasA tmt - u
isalasaa sl,a slassplaass laf saSas ..
talaa 81 aissssus sllsss - b s4aaaa
AlEmAs o. sslns s..ialan llsalss } slfas
s@su~asuaas - sasAslse. So smlmf.
~. asn alranas a. s~aas alastssmse
q. nusae > aamgne @m - ssss~ talsa
l,assle qur ~ e~sHtasasah uga sxs 90
fsrs~ o. lml~.tan Rieuiar ~ imtur.
lHaamnsaa s~snse assxinslss~e ssanassns
= rimn mamssso a. ,pas~ snssw ais
IHa~os ss s.ss alisalraass~ sle ln ssnaaa.
faran ui,a etan amsslaKa essslalmsn.
r. 80 u mlssso sah luan. Can un
l,nsn sisirma d. ilmisi-za palslla -.
dgfa slininas-e esia fssilmenie. ~
isassT laear ssana sfiaarEos de mss
aaiios ~ "sNlalaan los laFsilrs DE-
aqua en las casaS iDe s,Sios halsIa mn.
sls"s ~ ioslas las tres sesSioncs. slrn.
do Saninrrc Ia leor infesiada. con nn
lalen acHslncto no sls'lse pcImliirse Il
nso de- l'aESiles para necuger has agnas
Donae - In.rmlta asio dele hacerse
halo siertas reglas. exigitAdose que
las iapas tengan tela meiilica ha.
VA una plnma en Ia pipa para sasar
Fl aqua. la poca ventaja que le da
una familia Il tener nn harril con
aqua en Ia casa no puede compensar
en forma alguna los grandes tormen-
tos que ocasionen los mosquitoes que
allf sc crien a iOtlos los vecinos. Las
aguas estancaslas Ocupaban cl cuhr-
10 lugar como criaderOs de mosquitoes.
Estas eneOntraronse especialmente en-
In Marina, por regla general. tales
lugares pueden desaguarse rellenar-
Sc o POGO cost0s Entire los fOcos de in
fecci6n de menor importancia Sc en-
cntraron zanjas ahiertas. cascos con
chas de cocos. fuentes Y tanques de
aqua.
Tabla Demonstration dc criadey0s dc
nl0squitos en- SdR Juan dHraatc 81
aR0 1911
Cisternas: San Juan, 2l3; Santur-
ce, IL: Puerta de TERRA, 4; total. '22S.
Barriles: San Juan 40; Santurce,
SO; Puerta de TERRA, 4; total, 15S.
Fuentes: San Juan, /; santurce, 3 !;
Puerta de TERRA. 1; total ).
Potes de lata: San Juan, 14S; San
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18

a. nlans gss a sasl,'a 4. , n ssn.
samlIsr ula nAlsla lauaa.AsssnAs .
b go tInnloa = lna|las - esalaa. -
ailmelaua 3 lns lsshlaaa go laassl.
Wsa aMsinmman. llslAn ~ = luaa ah.e
nsnAnAAs iualursAlAna laa eualssA 81
IN - rsFmasm tmam lus alms - muao
eMulAsan. - esmstmaeM - allmsto
gNaA millmns A. lmsassahs aus lnf.a.
lAn lss allrNtimoA Ere mismas ~.
slames flu1nsss auklsAs . sssNssns o..
tlsssimos use lnnnHn q la sAnrFs.
Taste los haa.hSes caine las u,n)r.
~ aae nunta lorsNn sengisse Al.sh. a..
hen lfiaciriar sin iardansn q sunnf
hAAaa imtcsnos. AconNsj jnmes a talcs
rerpunms cue brlan isAas las malia.
ma@ amtes on drsnyuno. an saso g.
agna cAiieute eun una cuehaFAdila o.
fosiate Limcsione para cxralsAr BE-
lns imlextinos los sxacnos deladas ror
Ia digestion del dia anioaior > man.
tensr limpio y frcsco isdo Il canal ali.
menticio.
Cuisines sufrcn Dc dolores Dc cAhc.
"a. resfriados. biliosidad y cstruni.
mlento; quicnes al despcssar ticncn
sabor desagradable en- In boca y NAL
'alientc; quicnes padcccn de dolor De
espalda y rcumatiSmo. , qaienos c.
pcrimcntan acidez % exccsO de gases
dcspues de las comiias. dchen com.
prar en- oguida un cusrto dc libra lie
FOsfato Limestone y principiar los
baiios internos. Tai cantidad dc es.
tn substantial chesta niuy POGO y Is
suficiente para que cualquiera Sc con-
vierta en- un enthusiastic partidario de
dicho tratamiento. Advt. 10
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18
MOSQUITOES EN- SAN JUAN
(PoR w. v. r0WER)

- saAse - tua,sa@ - tswas@ ~.
81. - 49, 4WaN 80 aaaA alesssA a
asa usess4 isslssssas q, u.a.auase ~
a, . lsssi ~ go s~ft sllaaas -
f.ssA sst am tA.siaasaF sanals ssia.l
tss.' b sassa a. ss..haaa ~ b 80.
s.a s9Fas - tssesu lsatas fassHaa
a.. ssfe aszaFussln 81 wal q = -
l.Nsua a. aessa ESQ., Mhs sssaNlsss
~ ise mswsh~as tlsa~sR aaasaaA b
ataauasw.aaa. A. snuuamms~ q 10 ssalame
s..sss.l.asts n b.. ai.sNus ssnsnaian,
lse 81 saa
Asss- ~ ltl.inI-s b sena.aAs 80
tafa. sus ~ iusanianaa 81 ne A.
fiiias fais ~ la esHssa tlissmsa
Aiu'eaHl.s ssa fafa b. sss gRe - ~.
lsia faass nmagsiln 81 san 1uaa. -.
sa saalsanssiHd lh tsasmllr - ms@as.l.
in i,n h ssaslsanin ass assG llslu sssss.
la.ia-msalse Alsv~lsSlsa d. mR snsas -
ln ,suaaa. la-~.lr ane - a-ssaaHas a
erie,a .. la fislae amarllla. ~ la 81
uinaao la ssslassnia "a San lnan. ~.
ro u mssqniia, Issrsaasa ae s.sia. -.
rur s.Nlsiisaiao nli s-ie. > u me~ani.
in roirsalte sa~ro. Nsn l,,s gne 80
mdnmsliie has sn IA capital "a eslas
mowrnios. > ii lsieh no lesan ningn.
na spisleinia s~gsciiica son una terri.
hle Iaaga. III he,'ho de- que IA eymle
d. San Juan los soIerte como en- Ia
actualisiaa. los dnmneslra que los "a.
piialeiios pnelen snfrir iniinidad d.
iimccesarios castigos.
:ror que motives ti-ne San Juan
ianioS mosquitoes y dSnde estan sas
criad']as: :Ne hay forma algnna
por Ia cusl pndicra limpiarse Ia cin-
dad dc esia playa: Esias son las pr.-
gumias que sontfnuamcnfe hacen los
RESIDENCES y visitantes de In ,indad.
M es possible sentarse unO a leer
iranqnilamente por las tarsles sin ser
periurbad0. pOr los mosquitoes. Ahun-
dan tanto. que apenas SO puede pasar
la noche sin que entren algnnos en- el
mosquitero. Los turistas que llegan en-
los barcos a dar Ia vuelta a Ia isla.
snfren graves tOrmentOs mientras es-
tan en- el puerto. como podemOs es-
perar que ellos vuelvan o que den un
buen infOrme acerca de nosOtrOs a su
retOrnO los EstadOs?
En- In Primavera de 1911 era tan
seria esta question como 10 es en- Ia
actualidad. SO despert0 tai interes
p1blic0 que las autOridades sOlicitarOn
un estudiO detenidO de la ciudad para
precisar los fOcos de infection Y cria.
deros de mosquitoes con el fin de reco-
mendar la fOrma de combatir' la pla-
"a. DichO trabajO fue hechO p0r la Es-
taci6n Agron0mica Federal v el que
este escribe fue quien sc encarg6 de
hacer el estudiO. FL trabajO sigui6 ha-
ciendOse por las autOridades locales
con el resultado que San Juan qued6
limpfo a tai extreme que solo encon-
trdbanse muy pOcOs mosquitoes Y Sc
podfa dOrmir sin necesidad de mos
quiterOs y por las 'tardes podfa repo-
sarse la c0mida c0mOdamente; ade-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18

! sws. - rs-ss a swsN q ssaaa
ANsa s.samaas Nan annA en- $50
le~s ~ r~sss ~ Hssssa. - ssaai
lm
a.lsaas - ssa4a tae aaan 81
Nanus.sA "a s,asss a. sssssa g. -.
aal ~
Nnn,as alasssasl Nah AanN 3 Rmn.
smms, u rwssa ~ HS'ass q a~sul
mn
sunsss~ ~ hAssus Nan aWna o.
sriaus.s : t.wsssa a. H1sssa. ~ b..
laA q
saa aann sm. snsanne eiss rsss
la a. Hssssa. - lanl IN
ratmals. gnr asasslaluWals ssa -
imassa ~iile ~ imlssssAa ssasmlle -,
a mnsal- saassA ~ naialaw aAA
s~slmlasaamaasss iila~ a. sns-sallns asr
la esaae amsme s.u sas unsns sin g..
ms ame nssr naasani,ss~s. slrsssla
lgaal a lasssle ~ lsss laaqnrs ra II
pHaso - - u ranai. NJ hay masiso
alruns lsara aae IN lnsslainue IssHs =
san 1aan = -ssa alsara y mauleueraa
lilae ae lisha lsiaen. Tssesnos legs~
-asIlci-aas~ aae almraa este prollr.
MA sanisaria - ssle cursilan de-
olligar q ls gs-nie a r~sar de- cFiar
mosquitoes y para elio hay our manie.
ner -ontEnna vigilancia de- paTfr de-
las auioriaaaes comIHienies a cayo
cargo este Ia lal,ar encumcnlaia. a
lln de- que esta oiaigaci6n M sea al
vidada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18

Con ell vapor Sc han acortadO las dis
tancias entire los paises; con el auto
m6viI, entire las ciudades; con ell te-
egrafO inhalambricO entire los honi-
bres; con la FEDERAL VISIBLE Sc
acorto ell tempo para. resolver la ope-
raci6n de sumar mas cOmplicada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18

NOTAs-seran facultatiyas las escaas de Geneva, Va
lencia Malaga Santa Cruz de la Palma Puerto Lan en-
e viae de IDA las Cartagena Sabana CurGzao Puer
to Cabeo CaripahO Ponce Marsea Geneva al REGRESO.
viae de egresO las escalas de SAINTS Crvs de Tene
rife Las Palmas aeruadas.
Las fechas de sada SON sol2nene GEs para los pnerOs
de Cadiz Ia ida Colon nj Las leras san Pr'Su
mbles segdn e record de velocidad eaecdo or la Com
paa perO etas aelantO qne gen los buques
La nayegac6n adelsnto que debe aoyecksr Ia corspon
dencia.
Para mas informes dirijase los A"entes Generates.
EOBRINOS DE EZQUIAGA, San Juan +. r., los Agenes
Locales saber: En- Ponce BOnnfa Co.. MaysgneS,
Sres Moral Co.; En- Aguadla, Sr. Jorge SUG; Arec
bs, Hres Roses & Ca, SMcs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18
Crisis EN- IA marina
MERcHNTE AMERICANA
.iOs daei0s de Hos baqucs qaieren re-
bdjGrie 25 por cfentO del sueiRo a
los Ofcidles.

En- los cfrculos Oficiales ffederales,
hemos sido informados que los Oficia
les de la marina mercante americana
de alta v baja categorfa t0da In tri-
pulaci3n inclusive, estan considerable
la proposition que Sc les hace de que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18

consdo exprofsso- condones sanitaas
dotaci6n Isa aparatos instrumental modernos
udad cieni6co de toda las eLferme
cusbiesHemosa situacionComodidad
servico--Cue medcc resdente en- Ell Sanatoio.
Sc amten anento enfermos &c de oro
dndo atenddos los de Sociedad
Departamenos especiaes Sednoras.
de hdro
hdroterapco masajes Rayos X Fuguraci6n
clos eQpitativamente convenconaes ftEa
PERSONAL CIENTTTICO.
DIRECTOR del SANATORIO: Dr.. don Amalio Roldan
DIRECTOR CONSULT0RI0: Dr. don Manuel Qevedo Baez
C1RUJANO GENERAL DR.. don Rafael Velez Lopez
ESPECIALISTA EN- ENFERMEDADES DE NARIZ, OIDOS GAKs
GANTA 0Jos; @ Dr. & don Agussin , r Lauger
Dr. don Pedro Rivera Aponse Dr. don RAMON Ruiz Na!aro
Dr. don lose Poanco. Dr. don Castor L. Rivera.
CIRUJLNO DENTISTA: Dr.. don Lorenzo R. Noa
PRACTICANTE Den Enrique Fernandez.
dad Nurses Tadas complete aptud pacca aga expeenca
CoNsULTAS,
Ganaoo Por Director de de Ia de los as apora
bIes. Reconocimientos 4Q00ty Consuas S5M
Pof Cujano CeneA Partculares De l0a II de Il manana
foF & Espscsia $50 mahaa das borables:
suzad6 por los tdco nnos Doctores Rivera Apone Ruiz
"a i osnultorio :-bs vtlez de sa4
For Director Dr. Qusvedo Bkes de 5 auiados por los Doc
re- 81 fsbeaSsts en- 81 consuloio San Justo 4
Ror Cujano Dentisa consltop Oponen 10 tPiasa De
C5ltn1. de u a de Il tarde.
Soos $500 al teniendo derecho para
euqa d os stios indicados con L presentation
s.8S,6F,;c1A rEsoRERIA
1..-<.s, 2ti Apartado 2Ob{
s.. I... p.<rto Rico San Juan. Puerto Rico
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-18

la Df. Callfgrm iEsfuxitss
iicna a Rmsin T. psfAiclpar n 50
clienlcs qne IA iraslnaa6o ~
consallplio = IA Cxllt De h Tan.
q No. &
H0RAs De C0NsULTA
De l:so \ s:oo de IA lar1e to1ss
los Gins laborahlcs.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
DIRTY WORK IJKD0Ef.

Nhrn Governor COrnwvH was
'iCclrd 1Dur years ago and before he
WAS lnHnGurHt"d. Governor Hatfield
dN>mbicd The Legislature in extra
session and, a! the sulicitiou of Of
licc-h0ldcrS fearful! lest Gpycrnor
tornWrll might replace them with
men OF his own party. damned thru
an obnoxious partisan bill To de-
prlHc Governor rOrnwcll OF his con
>titiltlonal prCrogaiivrS in the mai
Ter OF appointments. The bill went
through and became Il law. 1t wa,
so obnoxious to decent men Of all
parties that throughout The State il
was denounced as the Bum S,,Grls'
bill.
This offensive bill was passed to
serve what Republican holders of
petty offices regarded as political
cAIGrn"y when in fact there was no
rNl%rncN at all.nothinG but the de.
sire OF the little fellows 10 hold their
seats AT The pie counter. In his las!
annual message before retiring
from office Governor Coruwcll q
gam severely criticised the bill and
urged IT'S repeal. And uow, having
= hi"pubIican Governor. whose
hands ihcy do moi wish H. tic, the
h' puD''c"ila.- many &C thcm the
very men who approved the bin
TOUR years ~" have repealed il.
Now. who says The immaculate
Grand old party of great moral IDEAS
docs MOI PLAY politics even when
'ctIn% under oaih in the DISCHARGE
81 the solemn obligation and duties
of office?
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue of IL Deed dated the 9Th
day OF December, 1911. made bv u.
X. Thomas and Mary ELLA Thomas,
his wife, 10 the undersigned, ard
of record in the Office Of the Clerk
OF the County Court of Grecnbricr
County, West Virginia, in Deed
Book No. 81, at page $50. / will sell
ut public auction, 10 the highest
responsible bidder on
SATURDAY, April. 1G. 1921.
commencing nj - O'Clock noon, in
front OF the Court House. in the
Town Of Lcwisburg. Grecnbricr
County, West Virginia, the following
described real estate, that is TO say:
That certain lot or parcel Of
ground. with the improvements
thereon, situated and fronting ON
the street or road from Lee Street
by Zimmerman South East TO the
Little Sulphur road in Lcwisburc
'lrDcndent District. Grrenbrier
County. West Virginia. and adjoin-
ing the property now owned by y.
e.. Gohcen, Richard Callison and
the Mathews land. and containing
one acre. more or less, being the
same property now occupied by i.
Is. Williams as 4 residence.
TERMS:-CaSh on Day of Sale.
JENNIE THOMAS.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
THE TAX BILL,

The Finance Committees of the
State Senate and House of Dele
gates have made public a tentative
tax bill they have peparcd and con-
corning which the Legislature
would like to hear from the people
IL is estimated the bill will yield an
annual revenue Of S7.50O,00O.
The tentative bill combines the
features of Il privilege. production.
depletion, business income and en-
else tan. 1t provides in brief:
!. For Il onc-fOurth Of one per
cent tax figured on the ad valorem
basis, upon the production. as
shown from the gross proceeds de-
rived from the sale Of oil. gas, coal,
limestone, sand or other mineral
products or of any article maunfac-
turcd, compounded or prepared:
also being described us Il privilege
TAX upon the business Of engaging
IN The production OF such minerals
1nctalS. and articles as come within
the scope Of The bill. Including
lumber
,. For Il sales tan OF unc-fouyih
Oh one per cent upon the privilege
Oh selling any tangible property
whatever. either real or personal
moi including bonds. stocks and Ger
liIlcair> 81 Indebtedness. computed
upon thr basis of gross proceeds.
except rs to Wholesalers who world
pay laN upon the gross profits
only.
). For Il pin Iicgc or rx?jst las
al
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
Mr.. HARDING HESITATES.

This comes by Associated Press
from Washington.
Whatever may be the cXpccta-
tons Of Republican Senator's who
want an early declaration of peace
with Germany, it was made known
authoritativeiy recently, that Prcsi-
dent Harding had mol thrown the
influence Of his administration be-
mind the movement but was inclin.
cd to look with disapproval on any
prospect Of precipitate action.
1t was revealed that the President
had not. in fact, committed himself
to any definite program for the
restoration of peace, though he was
said 10 be leaning more and more
to 4 belief that The Versailles cove
nant cannot in any practical way
be used as a basis for his association
of nations. He is canvassing the
situation carefully in the light of
information and advice which has
come to him since inauguration,
ana although Il part of his program
may be decided on soon, it prob
ably will be many weeks before it
is revealed in entirety.
In his consideration of the peace
resolution, which some Of the Sen
ate leaders want to press 10 an
early passage in the special session
Oh congress. now in session. Mr..
Harding is understood to have taken
The position that in The Nr!tlcmcn! Of
SO important Il question HE nation
mus! proceed with care and Dru-
hrncc. II is said that he haS not
WlindraWn HE approval lie gave
me resolution wien he supported
II III The last Congress. bat is CON
NInccd that the present situation
docs rot require taste 50 much Il,
!! requires p%:n>iakin& dcIibrrn-
ton.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
NOTICE

have been directed by the Coun-
~ Court of Greenbricr County to
caution those owning property ~
ing along the County roads. against
cncrOachinS upon the MGh!s OF
Way for said public roads. This
is being done in Il great many places
in the County. notably where rail
fences are being replaced by wire
fences.
The Right uf Way for The James
River \ Kanawha rurnpikc i 60
feet, and that Of the Martins Bottom
Turnpike il 40 feet. The Rights Of
Way of al! other District road, are
moi less than 81 feet. In the ub<cncr
of other monuments, measurement )
to locate these Right of Way. lines
may be taken from the average
center Of the Travelled MAY.
Any rnrrUachmrnls >U1Sruucnl Ia
this notice will De deal, with as
provided by Law.
J. W. RAIDER.
County Engineer.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
DEMOCRATS TO HELP Mr.. HARDING.

Hon. George White. Chairman uc
line Democratic National Commit
tee. WAS in Washington last week
comforting with Democratic leaders
in the Senate and House on the exc
of the meeting Of the new Congress
when convened in extraordinary
session Monday. After looking
over the. situation ANA comforting
freely with party friends. Mr.. White
announced that aside from purely
organization activity the efforts OF
the Rational committee would b.
intended to be helpful to" prc>idcn.
Harding. He added that nc WAS
sure ih:.t the administration with
lis manifold and conflicting obi
cations would need ihc help of all.
Il am deeply gratiicd," said Mr..
White. "at the record which has
thus far been m;a!c by our iair po-
litical enemies. how the chiefs Of
the nation. in that they have by act
endorsed the policies of the prcc>d-
ing administration which formerly
they SO bitterly assaulted by words.
TO express this gratitude We re
new our pledge TO refrain from par
tlSan Vaccinations to haraSS and
obstruct and rcaSscrt our purpose
TO aid in every proper effort for the
nations welfare. The minority in
Congress will help build ronstruc-
tive legislation but will, of course,
resist attempts to destroy good laws
simply because they had Democrat
ic inception"
Mr.. White said that for the time
being the activity OF the Democrat
ic committee would be confined to
the mobilization Of Democratic
forces. men and women in every
State. adding that the record made
in Congress would establish the
basis for future political contests
and that when the time came the
Democrats would be ready to lay
before the voters IAN intelligent ar
ray of facts.
MIR. Whites announcement is
wise and patriotic and will be en-
dorScd by every Democrat who re-
CARDS his couniry'> welfare. rather
than the supremacy Of his party. as
supplying the prime motive Of his
action and the measure Of his de-
voilon rs Il servant Of the people.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
SALE Dl: real. ESTATE.

In pursuance Of the authority
vested in me rs Special Cominl>-
sioncr. by Il decree made and enter
rd on the 2nd day Of February.
1921. hv the. Circuit Court of Green
hricr County. West Virginia, i'll the
cause therein pending, in which J.
VI. Miller, Sheriff of GrccnbricI
County. and as such Administrator
Of the estate Of J. r. Montgomery,
is plaintiff and Aquila Lipps, DR..
VIM. r. Nelson and Lucy Lowe are
defendants: l vii! sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, at
front door Of the Court House of
this County on
Saturday the 7th day Of May. 1921
at II o'clock noon of that day, the
designated rs Lots Nos. /, 2, 3, 4.
and 5, and Lois Nos. 10, IL, II, Is,
10, and 20, situated and being near
the Town Of Lcwisburg. Grccnbrier
County, West Virginia, on what i,
known rs part of Montgomery
Hill as sci out on the map or plan
of said lots heretofore made by g..
II. Alexander for said J. +. Mont
gOmcry. deceased. and which map
or plan is now filed with the papers
in the suit in which J. +. MontSuu-
cry was plaintili and Lizzie J. Lewis
was defendant, in the office of the
Clerk OF The Circuit Court Of Green
bricr County, and which said lots
are a part OF the lots conveyed to
Aquila Lips by J. T.. Montgomery
and wife by decd dated October / :.
1909, and now Of record in the Of
flee of the Clerk of Grccnbricr
County Court, in Deed Book No. 80
al page .lG.
TERMS OF SALE:
Onrlhird of the purchase price
to be paid cash down on day Of
Sale. and the residue In equal pay
mcntS in four and eight months
from date of Sale, and bearing in
tcrcst from said date, The said de-
ferrcd payments TO be evidenced
by notes Of the purchaser. the legal
title to be retained as ultimate Sc
curitl until said notes are paid.
S. =. PRESTON,
Special Commissioner.
|. W. r. Richardson, Clerk Of
said Court. do certify that the said
Special Commissioner has executed
approved bond in said cause, as re-
Guircd by law and the said dc
cree.
W. F. RICHARDSON. Clerk.
April II, 1921. l-15-iw