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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-12-09
BEFORE AND after
CHILDBIRTH
Mrs. Williams Tells How
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Kept Her
in Health

overpeck, o.--"Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound helped me both
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-12-09

North-Did you ever hear the talk.
ng picturesf
West--I never heard any other kind.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
OPPOSED TO WOMEN AND NEGROES,

The Convention of the American
Federation Of Labor on the oath
voted down Il constitutional amend
mcnt designed to give women
equal rights and privileges of
membership in the union of their
trade and industry" All affiliated
unions, were urged moi to discrimi-
nate against the women wage earn
er and admit her to membership.
Efforts to wipe out the color
l!nc in organized labor organiza-
tons also failed. The convention
took the stand that national and ir-
ternatlonai unions could not be
compclled to recognize negro work
ers, and that this was a matter to
be adjusted by conferences between
the negro wage carncrS and the
various organizations.
both questions We're the subject
OF long and stormy debates in which
discrimination by certain unions
against the negro and women wage
earncrs WAS bitterly denounced.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
NUMBER 2
KILLS A BEAR.

Fred Galford, of Williams River.
so. himself another bear few
weeks ago. 1t WAS Il big sheep kill
cr and one Of tho sm;hrtcSt in the
woods. Ills weight was estimated
at 400 pounds, fat and fine. The
fur was still in good condition and
the hide measures five by six feet.
Fred has been trapping long time
for this particular bear. His range
was but Il few hundred yards from
MIR. Galford's house and he had been
killing sheep all around the neigh
borhood. This was an old bear,
and had been in captivity some
time time or other, as some one had
marked both ears, cutting an under
bit out of each. Ten years or so
ago, number of cubs were caught
On Cheat mountain and kept a
while, and it may be this bear was
one Of those. II was 4 favorite
pastime for this bear 10 spring tic
trap, rob it of the bait. leave his
sign and go on about his business.
Fifteen families of the ncighbor-
hod enjoyed feast on bear meat
POcGhonfaS Times.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
FOUND DEAD AT DEPOT.

John Peterson, colored, was
|ound dead in the toilet room OF
Fle chesapeake j. Ohio Railway
|ia;Ion at Ronceverte early Sunday
BE 18th, by the station janitor. The
(nd was reported to the authorities
(nd Justice McGrath being out OF
|own. Justice Arbuckle, Of Lewis
|urS. was called 10 hold an inquest.
pr. ]. NJ. Spinks made the medical
|Aamination and found that Peter
|on had died from the effects of al
|oholic poisoning. A grucsomc
e>> was found about the body in
ratlns death in commissions. The
fsIion was closed and locked at
fl"nt II 80 the night before. and
Fetcr>on was not then in the toilet
bonn. 1t is supposed that he be-
anne sick on the street and gained
|nlr\ to the station toilet by OPEN
FS an outside window. which was
lot fastened and was found open.
Is probable that Peterson drank
(nr If the forms of poisonous al
|Oh ! l..-.NrIDS.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
CRARLESTON'S POPULATION,

charleston has Il population Of
46,336 souls, it was announced Non-
day by Lewis Ncarman, assistant
superintendent of mails, upon the
completion Of the new postal di-
rectory, or approximately 1000
more than the government census
last year shows. This total includ-
cS about 1000 names or residents
alonS suburban routes, but lacks
more than 1000 names, which were
hot included in the directory.
where the wife of the household
merely prcfiXed Mrs. to her hus-
Dand'S instead of listing herself un-
der her Christian name. Mr.. Near
man estimated That the directory.
Ii complete, would contain 80 900
names of bona fidc residents Of
Charleston.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
COMING SILVER DOLLARS.

Coinage Of all silver dollars has
Dcen resumed by the mint aftu. =
lapse OF seven years and the work
or replacing 270,O00. 900 standard
silver dollars taken from the treas
urH during the World War to sell to
''reat Britain has been begun.
Since last March tre,Srry oi,;o;,I
SAID Approximately 10000 900 sill
rcl ooi'arS have been coined. In
inc same period corresponding a.
mounts of silver certificates wer,.
ISSUED and Federal Reserve mole,
ana treasury certificates scc,rinn
mem retired. This process, olIiciaIs
Sald. probably would be continued
Tor the next five years until the
!reaSury,S reserve of silver dollars
IS back TO. its prc-war basis.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
TO TRY BUDGET SYSTEM.

PlanS preparatory to the estab-
hShmcnt Of the new Federal Budget
system, for raising revenue, which
becomes effective today, began to
take tangible form Monday. As 4
llrSt step, Charles G. Dawes, Dircc-
tor al the Budget, at the request of
the President, called a conference
ior Wednesday of all cabinet mem
DcrS and other executive adminjs-
tratIve officials. at which President
Harding presided. The President
also directed Mr.. Dawes to draft y
tentative form for the new budget
within the next thirty days with
estimates of the absolute minimum
OF government funds needed for the
hScal year beginning July 1St.
Inc budget system for raiSinn
money for public uses has been in
operation in the British Parliament
10: Il long time. I: it, does not lead
20 greater economy in the expcndi-
t''rc OF The public moneys there will
be great disappointment. It viii
surely knock out the log-rolling a.
h'iSe so common among Congress-
men LII working through special
appropriations to help them TO Gel
back. 81
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
MADE A HIT WITH HIM,

My wife has taken your mcdi-
cine and has been wonderfully bene
iIted. For over four years she has
mad trouble with bloating and could
scarcely eat any food because of
lnlS condition. Doctors medicine
ana not help her and an operation
was advised. Her brother. who is q
uru3gISt. sent her a bottle Of Mayr's
wonderful Remedy and il helped
ier at once. | cannot praise your
medlclnc enough" 1t is simple
harmless. preparation that removes
The catarrhal mucus from the in
tcStinal tract and allays the inflam-
nation which causes practically
all stomach, liver and intestinal
ailmcntS, including appendicitis.
one dose will convince or mouev
rell'nded. Sold by Lcwisburg Drug
''"'' and Druggists everywhere.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01

yo4 ADAM B. llTTLE2AGE IS DEAD.

,Jam i. i.iltlcpaSc, aged G2 Years
,.,,r congressman. former Stale
,.,4tpr and Tor man! years promi-
,.n, in the councils of the Demo
r,ti,. party. died Wednesday even
n% June 10Th. at 1870 o'clock at
l., late home ut TWO Mile, the fam
+, residence for many years. Death
n,> indirectly the result OF IN all
u,ut which for years had been
inning his vitality, which result
nj in the loss of 4 foot and the in
rrtion of hand, which for three
ears was Il constant aflliction and
Which almost invalided him. He
.sa, taken ill on Monday in Putnam
ounty, where he spent the day ON
MsincSs. Exposure to the sun, mem
ers of the family believe, was
partiaIly responsible for his early
Ind. he complained of being sick,
hurried home and went TO bed. On
tuesday he was worse and gradual
lap>cd into Inconsistencies from
shicn he never rallied. His death
Ea, painless and peaceful. The
Professional opinion of his physi-
.ian> is that he died as a result OF
,oson which permcated his system
rom the infection of his hand.
This will be sad news to his
unN friends in Grcenbrier who
new him well and loved him.
Mr.. Littlcpage had a large ac-
uantanccShip in the State had
png been we'll known and popular
md his death will be sincerely
harmed,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
DOVE OF PEACE MAY RETURN,

The Hinton Daily News of June
2oth says: The trouble in the First
Baptist CHURCH, which are we'll
known 10 the people of this and adj
Joining counties. seems to be on the
road TO settlement. Commuters
were appointed by both factions of
the church last week and they seem
TO have reached an agreement,
whereby Yates is to resign and
leave town and the congregation is
ihen to select some minister for the
Church.
The church membership is to be
revised as OF January /. 1920. This
rcInStatcs some Of The members who
had been thrown out by the Yates
side of the controversy. In thc
meantime while Yates is preacher
mere, The other side has the right
10 use the church unhindered at
hours moi used for regular service
bV Yates.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
DEMPSEY AND CARPENTER,

Io-morrow, Saturday aflcrnon,
Jack Dempsey, American heavy
WrI@ht boxing champion. and
Georges Carpenter, French cham
p'"n, Will meet in The ring for Il
bout Of - rounds. Au enormous
arena III Jersey City has been COM
plrtrd ana many thousands will
'ooh on and win or lose big money
on 'hc result Of Ihc contest. Dru,p-
ScN IS noted for hard hitting. en-
durancc and The punishment he can
take and still come back: Carmen
t''r Tor Nki'l, quiCkncSs and general
"ApcrlncSS in The ring. lncic sam
viii look on and pocket about $40.
OOo III The form Of income tax ON
boxers and managers.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
KILSYTH KILLING,

Herbert Perry, Of KilSyth. was
Shot and instantly killed on We'd
hcSdaN of last week by |. L. Shupc.
his ncishbor, at that place. Both
were employed by the McKcII Coal
ana Coke Company and it is said
'hai liquor played Il prominent
part in the affairs.
fcrrN is said to have gone to the
nome of Shupc and opened fire
D'it without result. Shupc then pro-
c"fed gun and fired five bullets
INTO PerrN'S body, killing him in
S'anf'y. Perry is survived by his
WIDOW and four children. S,lupr
mas family. After the shooi;nn o
ne came to Fayetteville and sur
rendcrcd to the authorities. lie
was released on 900 bond to an
SWcr Indictment by the grand j,ry.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
SENT TO THE PEN,

In the L. S. Court at Charleston
on Friday T.. +. Osborne. charged
with embezzlinS $4,000 from a
bank at Clendcnin, was ordered to
pay the costs Of the trial and TO
serve Two years in the Federal
prison at Atlanta, Georgia. Com
pietc resolutions of all money had
been made.
Holmes Sharp and Cyrus Bowers
who opened fire on Sheriff WIN. Glib
son and two other men while cs-
Gaping arrest for running still,
wounding the officer in the arm.
have been convicted in the Poca-
hontas County Circuit Court and
each given Two years in the pcni-
tcniay.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
ELEVEN LIVES LOST IN FIRE,

Inc bodies of five adults and Si\
cnlidrcn were found in the ruins of
the home of Ernest Lawrence. i
larncr living about seven miles
from MaNiicld, Kentucky, which
was destroyed by fire Friday night.
There were indications that the
dead may have been victim, of fouI
play and ut corners inquest Sat
urday non-commital verdict was
returned, the jury SuSpccting foul
play but could not ascertain any
1act on which to base an arrest.
An examination Of the bodies.
which were burned so badly that
recognition was impossible, showed
that one Of the women bore wounds
that seemed to have been made by
some sharp instrument. The dress
OF me infant, which this woman is
thought to have been holding in her
arms, was drenched with blood.
In one Of the rooms where sew
eral OF the bodies were lying were
a revolver containing six empty
cartridges, a shot gun, rifle with
a cartridge that had been dischare-
ed' and another exploded cartridge
nearby, double-bitted AK which
was lying. on the bedSprings near
the body of one of the men, and a
iarse OIL can which had been kept
in the yard.
PARTICLES of clothing were cling
ing 10 the men, showing that they
nad not retired before they met
death. ''
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
THE LARGEST POPLAR,

PrchapS the largest tree ever cut
in West Virginia was fclled in
Boone county in 1889. The tree,
which was a poplar. stood on the
banks of Coal River and is said TO
have been eight feet and nine
inches in diameter al the base. The
first limb was Scvcnty-onr feet from
The ground. The tree according to
the West Virginia geological re
ports was cut into six logs twelve
feet long of The following rcSpcc-
1--we dianclcrS: seven feet, four
inches; seven feet: six feet eight
inches; six feet, enc inch: five feet
nine inches; and five feet six inches
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
TAKING PRIZE WINNERS COURSE.

More than 400 West Virginia farm
DoNS and girls. representing the -
uu rour-H (.l:.b ;nembcrS i'm the
Ata'c. assembled at ihp Slate Uni
vcrSltN at MorSantown. June Goth 10
zhh Tor the annual prize Winners
Course. They represented more
man lO counties. The officers elect
Gu were: President. Eleanor Nc
Chung, Monroe County; Vice-PreSi-
dent. Fleming FySc, Webster conn
ty; Secretary. Elma Gregory. Web
SteE county; Treasurer. Gertrude
Cotfman, Cabell county.
Of the ten elected as members of
the All Star Club, formcd of q score
on the leading club members who
nave scored high in Head. Hand.
Heart and Health records, were
Misses Elizabeth Hudson and Susie
Stewart, of Monroe county.
Representatives from Greenbrier
county taking the Prize Winners
Iourse are: Warwick Wade, Max
welton; Fred Shirley, Clintonville: ::
Delvin Harrah, Dawson; w. Row
t'oothe, Frankford; Gordon Hen
ming, Henning; Zclla Haynes, Smoot
Carric Smith. Rupert; Montague
McClung, Rupert; Mary Burns. As
bury; Glenna McClune. Smoot:
Lizzie Fleshman, Blue SULPHUR
Springs: Alinc Dassonvillc, Spring
Greek; Ruby Hutsenpilicr, Dawson:
Mary Edgar McClung, Crawlcy:
Marina Hunt, Crawlcy.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
TROOPER KILLED IN MINGO,

WIN. McMillion, of SummcrsvilIc,
member OF the State ConsiabuIar,
in Mingo county, was shot from am-
Dush and killed Tuesday. He is In,
.hird trooper TO be killed in The
third zone.
Private McMillion was shot in ihc
pack from ambush when he and
Ihrec other State Policemen were
returning from Lynn to Matcwan
win IA prisoner. He lay where he
fell for an hour before his com.
pahionS could bring rcinforccmcnts
;nter they were fired upon, report
to State officials said. A buIIcl
struck a cartridge in his bel, and
carried fragments of it into Inc
wound.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
VIRGINIA WAR DEAD.

According to The report of The
AdIutant General of Virginia for
last year, which report is lust from
'hc press, Nir4inia's war dcat total
2'2"l OF this number, 1OI officers
ana l|I2 white men and J3S color.
ca men were from the army. 6 of
lircrS and 50 men from The marine
corps, and % officers and l9I men
from The navy. While The list OF
Wound'h IS not furnished, they
nullIDrr HpprONimatrlN II 900.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
WILL Be INVITED TO RICHMOND.

Marshall Ferdinand Foch. s,,-
Pre'hc commander Of the allied ar
i,'icN WiIIch drove thc Germans TO
me wall, will be invited TO visit
richmond and Virginia next fail
Wh''r IN The United States. Cover
nor havls is plarning to send =
representative to Paris to extend
an Official invitation to the hero of
france TO visit The scenes OF Ihn
Wohhcrlul campaigns made bv Jack
son ana Ice. which were said tn
pc 'nc baSiS OF the Frcnch lcadcr's
powerful drives against The Tc,rIou-
iC hOricS. ''''''-
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
TO MAKE SURVEY,

Inc State Road Commission is
preparing to have Il survey made
Tor ihc extension of The Clas, 4,
hoad through Second Greek dis
''lc'' Monroe county, from picka-
way to the concrete bridge across
second Greek at the Grrrnhr;r,.
,ihr. IL is expected that this will
pe 3eSlIn next month by State En-.
Slnc'r' who will carry The survey
,'oi only through Monroe county
Du' through Irish Corner district.
ureeiibrler county, To Ronccvcrlr
'hiS DcihS continuation of Inc
r!o''l''N-Scat roads. This inrornla-
tion comes from Charleston. xaIS
the Nmchnnn. >
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
DEATHS.

ChaS. II. Thurmund. aged 80. Il
son of the noted Capt. Phil Thur
mond. Of Civil War fame. died al
Gallatin. TEXAS on June 18th. He
was a native Of Eayette county. but
went west many years ago. marry
ing there. He returned to Hunt
inSton some few years ago where
his daughter, Mrs. e.. |. Thurmond.
now lives and spent his declining
years there. He had gone to Tex
as few weeks before his death in
hope Of being benefited by the
climate.
a telegram. received at Anderson
last week, announced the death of
George Pollock, son of ]. Frank
Pollock, Of Bakers Mills. at Tue
son, Arizona, where he had been for
months as All inmate Of St. Mary's
Hospital there. George had lived
at various places in the far south
west for some years seeking recov-
cry from pulmonary trouble in
higher attitudes and drier climates.
nc was graduate of Hampden-
sidney College and was for some
time Cashier of the Grecnbrier Val
Icy Bank. His body will be brought
home for intcrmcnt. He was high
iy worthy young man whose death
Will be deeply deplored by a large
circle of loving kin and friends.
Squire" William Mahood, one of
inc old time residents Of FayctIe-
vile, has crossed The Great Divide.
fle answered the call of "taps" Mon
day night, June Goth, and quietly
breathed his last while sitting in 4
chair at his home, after suffering
IN attack Of acute indigestion which
oVercame his heart action, an hour
before. MIR. Mahood was born in
Pearlsburs, Giles county. Virginia,
on May -, 1913. and lived more
Than the allotted span of three score
ana ten, by Il margin Of eight wears.
AT The age Of eighteen wears he ioin-
Ell the forces of the Southern Con-
tedcracN, and served in Company
ID. 36th Virginia Infantry. BY trade
he was Il shoe, saddle and harnes,
maker.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
FiFTY-SiXTH BIRTHDAY,

fhc independent passed lis 56lh
DirihdaN on the 22nd inst. Thru all
lNc NircSSitudCS Of time and fortune
ne "id friend Of the people. com
panlon of the IircSidc, promoter or
OF the public good and advocate
law, Justice, democracy and clean
politics. has pursued the even tenor
OF Us way. and now drawing i'll
Sp'ratl"n and encouragement from
It's record Of fifty five years and lis
hope OF continued usefulness in the
years to come, can only promise TO
DO It's best and To- live in consistency
with tn principles it processes.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
HEAVY LOSSES at PUEBLO,

NJ a mass meeting held at Pueblo
Colorado, on June 18th. at which
seven fraicrnal and relief organila-
lions. including the American Rcd
cross, were represented, a telegram
was formulated and signed by lh"
various bodies fourteen in all. aud
sent to John w. Weeks. Secretary
of War, stating that more than 800
persons are drowned or MISSING.
GOO homes have been swept away.
and more Than $500 persons arc
homeless. rs result OF the great
Mood there frW weeks ago.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
MARRIED..

\ pretty June wedding WAS sol
cnniZed "Wednesday. June -. 1921.
1t $3.50 Il. H.. at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Moore, of Max
Meadows, Virginia. when their
daughter, Frances Christie. became
the bride of Mr.. Albert J. Ott, of the
Roncevertc vicinity. 1t was an I'M
presSire ring ceremony performed
by Rev. Mr.. Maberry,> of the Metho-
dist Church. The bride is capable
and successful teacher Of four wears
experience and prepared herself
TOR service in the schoolroom at
the Radford Normal School after
graduating from the High School.
Mr.. OFT is a son of the late Win. p.
OFT, long we'll known teacher of the
county, and is now conducting a
dairy business on the old home
place near Ronceverte. He is q
worthy young man who holds the
good opinion of all.
On Wednesday, June 18th, at the
Methodist parsonage at Tarlton,
Ohio. the informal wedding of
burton ID. Raine to Miss Helen
Thomas was solcmnizcd in the prct-
ty ring service by the brides faith
er. Rev. c. r. Thomas. The bride
is an attractive and accomplished
young lady who has won deserved
popularity with the people of Rain
ellie where she has had charge of
the high school for the past three
Years; Mr.. Rainc is the oldest son
OF John Rainc, Of Rainellc, Green
brlcr county, and is prominent
young business man. He is con-
nectcd with the Meadow River
Lumber Company and served his
country in the World War in
france. as Il Lieutenant in the avio-
ton department.. immediately
ailcr inc ceremony the happy Young
couple left for the Great Lakes re-
slon to spend their honcymoon.
ihcy will make their home in Rain
ellie.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
MEALS NOT REGULAR,

John Bradshaw, held in the Cyb-
en- county Jail on the charge OF
havlnS Killed deputy sheriff Adj
klnS at Hamlin. Lincoln county,
some weeks ago, escaped with sew
eral others on Wednesday Of last
week. re returned Saturday after
non ana requested to be readmitt-
ca 10 that institution, stating that
lie was afraid to 80 home for fear
some one would kill him. that he
l'an hcen unable TO ge4 his meals
rcStilarlN, and thai The wild cal,
disturbed his slumbcrs while hidin.
on along the Big Sandy river. Q
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
ESCAPES FROM WHIRLPOOL,

Ldward Denny, 16, was rescued
on \ia9ra's whirlpool, on the 18th
Ter being i'll the water nearly an
BIZ. He saved himself BY climb
lS TO a drift log. The boy. with
was swimming on the
Mrrlcan side above the rapids. lie
as carried out to midStream and
a> soon in The grip Of the current.
' managed 10 catch a floating log
M Was hurled through the first of
N lower rapids and into the whirl
oo,' Here he was swept around
l. me big outer eddy while the
'o"f boys ran for aid. They found
rope and threw it across the path
me IoS. Denny caught it and
'aN hallrd ashore, uniniurcd.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
VIRGINlAN RAILROAD EARNINGS,

me NirSinian Railway reports
VI i?2o tentative corporate income
.,r taxes and charges of $3.2S1,-
W subject to settlement with ihc
pN'rii'ncnt. After allowing for )
e. cent preferred dividend re-
.t0'rntS thai amount is cQuiva-
N, '"' t." S6.ol a share on its 31,271.-
=" common stock outstanding and
'""a>tS with 81 l.Sl5,G32 net in
'"' or Hl.l3 a share on its com
|oN stock in 1919.
IT. r"ad'S combined Federal
corporate income account
", ", net after taxes and charges
a, r"%I, @-,l1o cOntraSlcd with ST.
|''"l in 1919.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
TO FINE WOMEN FOR SMOKING,

pun on a cigarette may cost
aShlnSton women so. if a bill
introduced by Representative john
SON. Democrat, Mississippi, becomes
Il law. The measure provides th,t
women who smoke in "n,hlic
p'acrH shall be fined S23. for the
'fHt "ilenSc and 500. for the sec
oAu Inlractlon. \ similar schedule
, iinrS is proposed for proprictors
OF public places. which the bill
rhthncratcS as dining rooms, cafes,
'hratrcS, street cars and railway
H'allonS' which permit women TO
smoke on their premises.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
AMBASSADOR TO Japan.

Charles B. Warren, Of Michigan.
a lawyer and business man. who
Tor number Of years has been a
prominent figure in Republican
national politics. has been chosen
by President Harding for Aubas.
Sador to Japan.
Announcement of The selection
was made at the White House late
June 2lIh, upon receipt Of the GUS
'"nary assurances that Mr. War
frh'S appointment would BE- aC-
crp'abIc to the Japanese govern
mcnt.