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The Nenana news., 1921-07-09
GUARANTY FUND MAY HELP
 SEATTLE BANK OFF ROCKS

SEATTLE, July D. The Washing ton Bank Depositors' Guaranty Fund board met here yesterday for the purpose of discussing the advisabil- ity of placing the 1und n IS entire ty at the disposal of the state bank supervisor, in connection with the liquidation of the Scandinavian American Bank. No decision has been reached as yet, however
 The Seattle Star announces that Mrs. o. s. Larsen, wife of the former president of the detunct Tacoma Scandinavian American in- stitution, has asked the grand jury to investigate the affairs of the Seattle bank of the same name, n order that the blame for the Tacoma failure may be placed where it be- longs"
The Nenana news., 1921-07-09
PIONEERS INITIATE DRIVE
 TO AID WORTHY oLDTIMER
Nenana, July g ".-

Nenana, July \. ,"- Editor News,
 Dear Sir
 We are asking the valuable medium of your paper in behalf of MT. Harry Heins, who is now total l ly blind, rendering his ase ex- tremely pitiful. Mir. Heias does rot belong to any organization md, as the Government officials seem to be unable to render him any relief, it is now up to his friends md the generously-inclined public to come to his relief.
 Mr. Heins is an 1ldtimer in tie country and, like most of the sour doughs, has had his ups and downs, but was always able 70 :ake good care of himself and De liberal with others until this affliction set in about three years ago. Win the gradual losing Of his sight, he was unable to earn livlihood, so that his savings are now Q nplete'y ex- hausted
 Dr. Thos. o. Lake has examined his eyes and is quite confident that if he is sent to an eye specialist, in the near future, who will remove the cataracts from his eyes, that his sight will be restored.
 Q. F. Lehr, James Nj Burrows and R. C. Morris have been ap- pointed a committee to look after this case; they are authorized to ask for popular subscriptions and to arrange for the transportation of the unfortunate man.
 George s. Smith, President,
 Frank RoDtke, Secretary
 Nenana Igloo, No lT, Pioneers vf Alaska.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-09
LABOR WILL OPPOSE JUDGES

SPOKANE, July 9-President Short, of the Washington Fedora tion of Labor, has announced that plans for the annual convention of the federation, to be held at Van couver, Wn., next week, include the discussion of plans for the defeat of those supreme court judges who upheld the validity of the civil ad- ministrative code.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-09
CITIZENS DISCUSS PLANS
 FOR FUTURE LIGHTING

The proposal of the Alaskan En- gineering Commission to discontinue it's electric, water and telephone services on the first of August, was discussed at a meeting of citizens held in the Union building on Thurs day night, and the matter will be up for discussion at another meet ing to be held tonight, at the same place.
 It was announced at the Thurs day meeting that Engineer in charge Browne had made a proposition to Manager Donaldson, of the Healy River Coal Corporation. to take over the services mentioned and, upon the request of MT. Donaldson, who was unable to attend the meeting, action on the matter was deferred until tonight. it being understood that Mir. Donaldson will be on hand to Explain the proposition made to him.
 The meeting on Thursday was very largely attended practically oI-opx- buSinaSS man and many oxur CTS of property being present. Mar tin Nash presided as chairman and R. C. Morris acted as secretary.
 It is desired that there be an equally large attendance tonight, for it is probable that definite action will be taken. The meeting will be called to order promptly at eight o'clock.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-09
HIGH TEMPERATURE IN IOWA

DIES MONIES, July 9-For more than a month-from June 2 until the present time-there has been scarcely a break in the super-nor- nal temperatures prevailing in this section, according to figures of the weather bureau. During the past days the average temperature here has been 91.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-09
POPULAR MARY PICKFORD
 IN NEW FEATURE SUNDAY

Popular Mary Pickford will appear at the Coliseum tomorrow night in the second screen triumph produced by her own company, Daddy Long Legs" was the first of the Pickford productions, and critics say The Hoodlum", which will be the at traction tomorrow, is even better. It should be sufficient to state that the freckle-faced kid, who saw the world go round from the outside If a jug of hard cider, is 'lember of "The Hoodlum' cast
 Putting a tight lid on French heels, sport models, six maids and two chauffeurs, Mary Pickford, as Amy Burke, in "The Hoodlum". becomes a professoress in crap shooting, the conductor of the n 7 gurdy, a chambermaid for buns and an enemy to soap and water in her story of a girl who loved her poor father more than she loved Ter rich grandfather. and in the .,virg discovered a hero whose Bectili:Cn measurements exactly fitted her ideal of a husband.
 The Hoodlum is an adaptation from "Burkses Amy" by Julia N. Lippman, and is in six absorbing acts, well balanced with wholesome humor and dramatic situations.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-09
ALFRED BROOKS IS COMING
 TO LOOK OVER KANTISHNA

The News is in receipt of a tele- gram from Delegate Dan Sutherland, announcing the coming of Alfred Brooks, to look over the Kantishna district, and expressing the hope that the geologist can be induced to make a trip into the Totatlanika region also, to look over the oil situation there. The wire from the delegate is as follows:
 "Dr. Alfred Brooks is planning to go into the Kantishna this sum mer to report to the secretary of the interior on that camp. 1 am urging him to try to go to oil in dications in the Jumbo Dome sec tion. The Nenana people should urge him to go there when he ar rives."
 The Jumbo Dome section, re- ferred to in the telegram, is in the Totatlanika district, and a number of oil locations have already been made there. Jumbo Dome is distant only about nine miles, in an air line, from the Government railroad. at Lignite, and is easily accessible.
 Samples taken from seepages in the region have been very favor ably reported upon and those who have made locations are confident the region will become big pro- ducer of oil.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-09
MORE MONEY FOR RAILROADS

WASHINGTON, D. C., July g. Secretary of the Treasury Mellon is authority for the statement that under the provisional refunding ar rangement with railway executives, the roads will receive approximately five hundred million dollars in ad- ditional loans within the next six months.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-09
FORESTS BURNING IN CANADA

QUEBEC, July o-The forest fire situation in this province continues
 grave, the latest reports indicating tiet a number of villages have been surrounded by flames, with de struction imminent.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-09
ARIZONA FIRES CONTROLLED

ROOSEVELT, Ariz-, July 9-The forest fires whi n have been sweep ing a 3,00c area in the National park are under control, according to word received here yesterday.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-09

Miss Gladys Hunt, who arrived in Nenana from Los Angeles on the steamer Yukon, went to Fairbanks yesterday and became the bride of Sam Godfrey last night.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-09

E. E. Dilley, who returned to In- terior Alaska on the steamer Yukon this week, went to Fairbanks on yesterdays train to spend few days in his old home town.
The Nenana news., 1921-07-09

Mrs. Ben Hoerler and Ben Jr. went to Fairbanks yesterday on g brief visit.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-21
Or. MCCLlRIlC. ON THE lob,

The proposal TO reimburse coun-
ties for county roads already con-
Structed, which will be taken over
by the State TO form part of the
new Statewide system of highways,
declared to be unconstitutional, by
Delegates Scptimius Hall, of Wctzel
county, at the public hearing of the
road legislation committee Tuesday
afternoon. Delegate Hall said that
The good "oadS amendment TO the
constitution provides for bond is
sue for roads TO be constructed and
not for roads already constructed.
Civil service examinations for
engineers employed by the State
in the construction of roads were
recommended by DR.. G.. +. Nc
Elintic, delegate from Grccnbricr
county. DR.. McClintic, suggested
that West Virginia make the same
use OF tie State University at Nor
ganlown rs is made by Minnesota
OF her Stale University. In Mime
sofa, he said. the road engineer
after making Il survey sends his re-
port to The dean of the university
and the problem of construction is
given to the students in the cngin-
ccrlnS department to solve. The
amount Of excavation and filling
required are estimated by the stud
cnts and also the cost. Mr. Nc
Clintic reminded the road commit
tee OF the necessity of signs along
the highways. and said that in the
plan 10 regulate the size of the loads
carried over the roads, allowance
Should be made FOR the seasons
DR.. McClintic has introduced the
following bills:
l. To revoke licenses Of profess
sional men and women convicted
Of ,felonics.
2. Stipulating the educational re.
quirements for physicians in West
Virginia.
3. Providing legal holidays for
teachers and not requiring that they
be made up.
4. Provide a fund for State For
est and Game Reserves.
5. Prohibiting the transportation
of voters to the polls.
6. Repeal the law permitting
the Board Of Public Health liccns-
ing persons to practice medicine
who have had no medical training
which was permitted in an act pass
cd in 1919.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-21
RECOMMENDS REPEAL OF 0DlOUS ACT.

In his message TO the Legislature
Governor Cornwcll very properly
recommends The repeal of par
tisanact of 1916, enacted at al cX-
traor1inary session of the LcgiSla-
turc called By Governor Hatfield.
The act had no other aim or object
than to retain in Office certain Hat
field Apprentices SO that Governor
CornwcIl could not appoint their
successors when their terms had
expired. The Governors very just
and proper comment on that ACT.
will place this Legislature in an
awkward position.
Here is what Governor Cornwcil
says Of it:
81 recommend the repeal OF The
statute. 1t has served its purpose.
Ii WAS enacted 10 retain i'll Office The
appointecs OF my predecessor, the
assumption evidently being that !
would, as soon as inductcd into Oh
flee, embark upon a reign OF ruth
less decapitatienS. 1t was concelV-
ed in political hate. and passed by
Legislature whose members fail
cd to understand my aims. 1t is OF
doubtful conStitutianality. and does
violence TO the decent amenities
that should exist between the sever
nj departments OF tho State Govern
ment, as it attempts to drag he Ju-
dietary and Legislative branches
into purely executive function.
II seeks 10 rob the Governor OF the
right 10 correct his own mistakes.
II is a disgrace 10 the State, stand
ing upon the statute books. a relic
of a political period in West Vir-
ginia which is gone, let us hope,
never to return. and which it is
well to forgct--a period when par
iisanship was above patriotism. |
have sought to aid in nshering in Il
new era. one III which service will
be paramount. In furthcrance of
that ! strongly advise the repeal
of the act. firm in the belief that
my successor will not need The re-
siraint Of such an odious law"
Is there a man in The present
Legislature who will attempt TO
Justify this ordioNs aci or refuse to
vote its repeal now that the Rcpub-
lican Govcrnor-elcct would like 10
have il out of his way? Newspap-
crs have referred 10 this act rs a
bum sports bill
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-21
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that it is
proposed TO change the County Line
between Grecnbricr. and Nicholas
Counties. West Virginia. along u
part of its course and locate same
rs hereinafter specified and TO in
cludc that portion of the present
county OF Greenbrier lying north of
said new division line in the said
county OF Nicholas, and that at the
first regular term of the County
Court of said Grcenbrier County
held after this notice has been pub
lished or posted for four weeks as
provided in Section ) of Chapter
80 of the Code of West Virginia, or
as soon thereafter as convenient.
application will be made to said
Court to. cause a survey of tho pro-
posed change of line TO be made by
the surveyor Of said county or by
some competent surveyor appoint
ed for the purpose; and if the said
court shall refuse to order such
survey to be made, or if the survey
or appointed by said court to make
such survey shall fail or refuse to
do go. then in that event application
will be made TO the County Court
OF said Nicholas County to order
Such survey and to appoint 4 sur
vcyor TO- make the same and all
such orders will be requested and
proceedings had MS arc required in
such cases by said Chapter 38 of
The Code of West Virginia..
The said proposed new county
line between the said counties OF
lrrc"nbricr and Nicholas shall be
located approximately as follows:
Beginning at Meadow River on the
line of Fayctte County. West Vir-
@inia, and at the present corner be-
tween said Grccnbricr and Niclo-
Jas Counties. and thence along The
nrcsent division line between said
Grcenbricr and Nicholas Counties
10 the northernmoSt corner of
Meadow Bluff District of said Green
bricr County, corner to Williams.
burg District Of said county, thence
with the division line between said
Meadow Bluff and Williamsburg
districts passing Beech Knob to
Jobs Knob, thence leaving said dis
ir:ict Gnc and following The main
ridge OF the mountain in an easter
y direction TO the top Of Cold Knob
'hcnce following the main ridge
Arronnd the head Of the South FORK
OF thcrry River and between same
ana spring Greek waters to the
corner of Pocahonlas County near
HE T. y. Taylor place, thence in q
northcrly direction with The line
n"t"ccn Poc0liontas and Grccrbricr
t"untIcS 20 The corner Of Webster
';;GuntN, Yves! Virginia, thence with
~. present line between said Green
bricr and. Webster Counties 10 he
present line between said Green
hrIer and Nicholas Counties nj Tho
"orth-cast end Of said line. III
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-21
EDISON ON The EIGHT.HOUR DAY,

A thought for young men lies in
Thomas y. Edison'S discussion OF
The S-hour day recently when the
electrical wizard said:
II am not against the eight-hour
day, or any other thing that pro-
tects labor from exploitation at
the hands Of ruthless employers.
But it makes me sad TO see young
Americans Shacklc their liabilities
by blindly conforming with rules
which force the industrious man TO
keep in step with the Shirkcr.
have always felt that one of the
principal reasons for American
progress i'll the past has been that
every man had a chance to become
whatever he wanted to be.
To-day | am wondering what
would have happened to me by now
If fifty years ago some fluent talk
or had converted me to the theory
Of the cight-hour day and conyinc-
ed me that ii was not fair 10 nv
fellow workers 10 put forth my best
efforts in my work
81 am glad that the cighi-hour
day had not been invented when /
was young man. If my life had
been made up of cight-hour days
/ do not believe | could have ac-
compliShcd great deal. This coun-
Try would not amount TO as much
as ii does if The young men of fifty
years ago had been afraid that ihcy.
might earn more than they were
paid. There ought TO be some labor
leader strong enough and wise
enough to make trade unions a
means Of filling their members for
better jobs and greater response
bililicS."
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-21
HARDING FOR SIMPLICITY & ECONOMY,

In the interest Of simplicity and
economy Prcsidcnt-clccl Harding
on the 10th requested officials ar
ranging for his inauguration. To-
abandon all plans for an inaugural
ceremony.
In a telegram TO l.. p. Mclean,
Chairman OF The inaugural commit
Tee at Washington, Mr.. Harding de-
cIarcd he preferred simply 10 take
The oath OF Office, deliver brief
address and then take up the duties
or his Office. He said il would
make Bis position very unhappy
one If the outlay for AM elaborate
inaugural created the Impression
OF extravaganza.
AT the same time The Presidents
elect tcl"GrHDhcd Senator Knox, OF
Pennsylvania. in charge Of the con-
re- fora cnn o; Inc plans. Su9-
costing that the proposal TO erect
stands on the Capitol grounds for
'hc event he abandoned. This pro-
posal has been the subject of de-
bate in Congress. with some mem
bcrssevcrcly objccting 10 the use OF
public funds for such purpose.
We arc wholly in accord with
Mr.. Harding in this matter.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-21

Willis Andcrs. writing from DIAL
las, Texas. sends This to New York
World. Ii states succintly and well
the great question touching disar-
mamcnt now uppcrmost in the
minds of men everywhere:
"In a war against war. Millions
Of men sacrificed their lives on
The bal,lc-iiclds of Europe. They
went down to death with the solemn
promise upon the lips OF the world
that with their LIES blood they
were paying the price OF universal
peace. And thus they died, bclicv-
ing that the promise would be Sa-
crcdly redeemed. Shall we break
faith with them?
Now we are confronted with the
amazing spectacle Of pScudO-statcS-
men actually debating The question
whether or not this country and
that country should increase their
ornaments in preparation FOR an
other world war. To even suggest
such monStrOuS possibility is to
mock at countless soldiers whose
bodies lie buried meath The sod Of
Flanders.
Men who can reason from cause
TO effect had warned us that a world
war would inevitably result from
constantly increasing armamcnts
growing out OF conflicting CONNER
cial Interests, but the world paid
no heed.
4 crisis has arisen in which cdi-
tors and ministers are afforded the
honorcd privilege Of performing a
\duiy that perhaps no other agency
in the world is in position to so
ably fulfil. Across the pages Of
every newspaper and from the pull
pit OF every church appeals should
be made TO The conscience of man
kind, to the end that the Divine
law Of peace on earth. good will
10 men" may become reality in
the regeneration Of the world"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-21
HOW OUR DELEGATES ARE PLACED,

Mr.. Bivcns was gratificd in be-
ing appointed by the Speaker of
The House on the Roads Committee
likely 10 be very important COM
mittee in the work of the House mt
this session. He is on several 9TH
er committees Of less Importance.
DR.. McClintic is on Humane, In
stitutions and PHblic Buildings,
which will consider and report on
Harrisburg bill TO move the CaDital.
Medicine and Sanitation and Tenn
pcrancc and Prohibition.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-21

As to tho restoration OF the Capt.
tol Governor Cornwcll advises that
The Legislature face the question at
once aud fcarlessly. Believing that
the State had ouigrown the old build
ing he thinks il would be best TO
erect a building OF modest size and
of fitting design as a Capitol build
ing, 10 contain halls for the two
Houses OF The Legislature. sulIi-
Client number OF committee rooms,
the Governors Offices and Offices
for The Secretary OF State and the
Attorney General. and then con-
aruci n modern Office building
nearby 10 house all the Other boards
and dcuaitmcnts. These various
departments arc business organiza-
tiori wish rlany clerks and en-
ploy tes can be best provided
for ~ modern Office building. He
thinks a grca, deal Of money can
u ,av'h tie Stale in such an ar
arrangement.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-21
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Grecnbrier County, S.:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Cour, Of Greenbrier
County. on the first Monday in the
month Of January, 1921.
II. G.. Vass, Complaint.
VS..
Hoosicr Veneer Company
a Corporation. Defendant
In Chancery.
The object OF this Suit is to re-
cover 4 debt in the amount of
S623.9G due the plaintiff by the de-
PENDANT with interest thereon from
Oct. %, 1920 until paid. and 10 at
tach The personal property Of the
defendant sufficient to pay said
dcbi. The interest and The costs OF
this action. and il appearing, by
atidcvit fled, that The Defendant is
a nonresident of This State. il is
ordered that they do appear here
within one month after The date Of
the first publication of This order
and do what is necessary to project
their interest in this suit.
\ COnv Tcstc:
W. +. RICHARDSON. Clerk.
w. VI. LEFoN, Sol. 1-7-lw
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-21

Governor Cornwell recommends
that The Budget Amendment ratified
In the election OF 1918 be so amend.
cd as 10 make it consistent with
Sec. 6 OF Art, XII of the Constitu.
ton. This Section requires
a." Governor 10 give 10 the Legis-
lature, by message, information Of
The condition Of The State and to
recommend such measures as he
shall regard rs cxprdicnt and 70
present estimates OF the amount
o. moncw REQUIRED by taxation for
all purposes" This duty the Bud
get amendment d"volycs upop The
NO&rj OF Public Works which The
Governor thinks is al w"orq and
bat on amendment TO The Budget a.
ncndmcr' 10 correct il ought 10 he
~ 'hc rrnr'".
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-21
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
resident of Grccnbricr
county, will or the 2Sth day of
january, 1921. apply 10 the judge
OF me Circuit Court of Grcerbricr
county FOR license to carry weapons
rs provldcd in Section ! of Chap
'cr II" OF the Code Of West Vir-
8ilia.
fSignch +. l.. COWHEAD.
-! Conductor
r1tIpa'rick, Campbell. Brown
4 Davis, Attorneys.
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NOTICE no TAKE DEPOSITION.
TO HOOSlER VENEER
COMPANY n rnr,,,,,;o

COMPANY, n Corporation:
Take notice that on the 10th
day OF February, 1921, at the Law
oilicc OF $. NJ. Austin, in the Town
Oh L2wi3burg, in the County of
Greenbricr and State of West Vir-
Binia. between inc hours of Q
O'Clock q. M. and o'clock d. M,
OF that day, I shall proceed to take
:hc dcpo,iions o. H. G.. yass and
Frank Sibold and others, TO be read
IN. evidence in my behalf in n GER
tain action at law pending in the
Circuit Court of Grccnbrier County
and State OF West Virginia, in which
| am plaintiff and you are defend
ant; and. if from any cause The
taking OF said DISPOSITIONS be moi
commenced on that day, or. If com
mcnced, they be rot completed
on that day, the taking OF said
dispositions will be ad burned from
day TO day. at The sem. place ana
i"'we"n '" some hours, until thcy
are completed.
-, :. ". e.. VASS.
VI ''aion by Counsel.
Attorney f.T.Iu.
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ED:-EXpcricnccd Gard
ner-prefcrably colorcd man--must
DC experienced. capable and trust
worthy. Give reference, age. mar,
ricd or single. Address, Pence
>inring Hotel. Pence Springs, w. Va
!-2i -4w.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING,

BUSINESS LOCATION.-In the
growing town Of Covington, Va. For
information write or call or. w. S.
FRIEND, Covingion, w. Va. 7-4w
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NOTICE
To Creditors Of
DAVID |. IIPPS.

DAVID |. Lips:
YOU are hereby notified to pre-
sem any claims, properly proven,
YOU may have against the estate of
DAVID ]. Lips, deceased. TO me for
payment.
DENNY ID. Lips, Admins
| -21-Jw. rp''
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Are YOU Rundown, Weak?

birmingham, Ala-"Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery is tho
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-21

best tonic and
builder / have
ever known. I
was In q run
down and weak
condition when
/ started to take
the Discovery.
and that first
b o t t ] e s o
strength ened mo
that | kept on
with 1t until I
nad taken three
bottles, and then
my health was
/ never hesitate
commenting DR..
.ical Discovery as
tonics. MRS.
1900 1'ompkins
druggists.