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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02
ORPHANS WHO MADE GOOD
tBy Moses Folsom,

1t is rather a strange fact that there
is one man whose name has been in
most eyeryone's pockets during the
last eight years but on very few per-
sons lips. That man is John Burke,
treasurer of the United States from
1913 to 1921 Go through the batch
Of greenbacks in your pockets, and It
is hoped you have a roll, pick out a
federal reserve note, and you will see
the signature, John Burke, Treasur-
er of the United Staets.' John Burke
was waif sent west by children's
aid society of New York city. He
made good. He was governor of North
Dakota before he became treasurer OF
the United States. He resigned to
enter a banking firm in the city where
he was once homeless orphan.
The rise OF Burke recalls the fact
that Governor Brady of Alaska, Gov
ernor Adams of Colorado, Governor
johnson Of Minnesota, and Governor
Hooper Of Tennessee were orphan
boys who also made good, Hooper,
when a candidate. was assailed as not
knowing his parentage, to which his
reply was, Yes, some kindhearted
policeman picked me out of an ash
barrel. put me in home for orphans,
and a good family adopting me, made
me man.. He is now a member of
the United States Labor Commission
at Washington.
Abroad a most striking example OF
the making good of an orphan boy IS
seen in the career of DR.. Thomas J.
Bernardo. who on reaching adult years
and engaging in the study of medicine,
learned that he had been an adopted
boy. This interested him in destitute
children, and at the time OF his death
in 1905. one hundred and twelve mis-
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sions for helpless little ones had been
established in England under his di-
rection, and more than 10000 homeless
children had been placed in families
where they were loved and cherished
His life was written by J.. H. Bait,
under the title of DIR. Bernardo. the
Foster-Father of Nobody's Chill
dren'' Among Bernardo's own
books are Something Attempted;
Something Done, ana @The Rescue
of the Wait
1T will be recalled, too that John
Kitto. the most famous and volumin-
GUS of English Biblical writer's, spent
his early years in workhouse where
he learned the trade or shoemaker.
Added to the affection of poverty, an
accident cost. him his hearing Al
kind man befriended him and he made
good. Among his many books is one
entitled "The Lost Senses Deafness
and Blindness. How true in Kitto's
case IS the BIBLICAL declaration, last
thy bread upon the waters; for thou
shalt find it after many days And
Cotton reinforced it BY saying There
can be no Christianity where there is
no charity. Did universal charity pre-
vail. earth would be heaven and hell
fable.
AS in the Masters Spirit you take
into your arms the little ones, SO. too,
His own everlasting arms will encircle
them and you. Kind hearts have liv-
ed in every generation, and Florida
has a splendid example in Marcus G.
Fagg, through whose efforts many
hundreds Of orphaned little ones have
found homes and foster parents who
love their adopted children as Of their
own blood
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

say what you viii ABOUT araEs 49,, y
fering something Just az sI ~ facf still
= pass that ninety nine out 81 hundred
s Ssan@S recommended Chemberialan, Y.
Colo and Diarrhoea Remsdy' a Mhsa for for
pes s ~ 81 haca,,se they now from Wnal
their customers say Of II, that = can Is
depended upon. Ad limo
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

Old newspapers for sale. Apply at
Banner Office.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

3rowth
In markets for Florida
citrus fruits due TO
Florida Citrus Excha1
oranges lay largely big
Even the q the formation
products adnotbe expanded greatly.
e. zs ss1 (. SOUTH s s l e. sss -: ss s s %
s s ss r. s s control a sa.a..s s fss sg since
addition the especially those the eastern seaboar
a rs s4 aa s q s r R @ @ pp sss
d u f dn i9d h r gae E nss public result
Florida grapefruit which practically unknown to the
eD are aa and sSfa sg territory tie Pacific
% sese brand as proc
@ fs he & for own and
Florida The
the activities which
for themselves whatever market be the handiet
Tod ss. ,ss s,
s @ sss sss sa s;s j. r. sss .
e. ss + s.ssss sls ss Is ,ss ss ]
s ass sls g sem a ss s fso ct Ss s,s
naoetano dssttAee expenditures for ortanuo
Today the sales les department. Of the Florida Citrus Exchange taking
every g oa eeu add sn
making good The development Of markets for Ioas citrus fruits
q the 1 ilt on the Florida citrus
become members 1t once '' n0a
s e. ss: s e ny s Lag. . s !. z s sss 4ssss
g FLORIDA re- -
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Rub-My- Tssm Kills pain SIS -2ot
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
MEN

WANTED. MEN. POSSESSING IN.
1TrATlvE AND EXECUTIVE AB1L-
1TY, Y0U CAN LEARN OF A RARE
OPENING TO ENGAGE IN STEADY
EMPLOYMENT IN NEW YORK OR
NEW JERSEY ADVANCEMENT
STEADY AND SURE. IF YOU ARE
AMBITIOUS TO GET on IN THE
BUSINESS WORLD. APPLY IN PER
SON, BIT DON'T APPLY UNLESS
YOU ARE MILLING 70 WORK.
LEONARD B. STEEL SERVICE,
corr. SUITE i7o7-p. BARCLAY
BLDG. 299 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
HELP WANTED--MALE.


AN OPPORTUNITY.
High class specially shop dealing IN worn.
ems waists AZ retail offers exceptional open.
ing 90 thoroughly up-to-the- minute man-onc
familiar with this line, who is capable of
assuming responsibility. Must he energetic
and rcsourcefui with good taste IN the dis
play OF merchandise talso selling ability A
pleasing nersore lity and ability 60 handle
customers tactfully il essential. write. giv.
ing full details w order 90 receive consld-
GRAFTON. All Information treated cnnfiden.
tally X h0I Herald, go Broadeay
ADVERTISING MANAGER.
The man We haHe in mind murt bc ener-
cetic, have creative ideas. know publicity ns
required ~ specially shop or department
store. CAL or write
MARTtN'S
Fulton. corner bridge ~. brooklyn. ~ ".
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
vOaiES

We'll educated, over 20. now unemployed,
for outside position requiring tact ana per
sonaliiy; salary $50 per wcck WIN bonuses.
Npply Monday, between . 80 ana - room
III, 10 West 3tth St -
WoAtEN--wsnted. lady rcsearch workeIs,
aood education and acquainted WIN meul
cal trrms; nrefsrence giy.n - Nnosa Who
have knowledge OF some fofeisn lRnNussei !
Ritr fuil details IN letter a. 70 aualiflca+
ilofn. also phone number sieaal positions
. qualified applicants. N 5is herald
Herald 50, -
WOMAN, BRiGiiT, 30 FIGURE, TO ASSIST
DESIGNER ~ LARGE CONT ANp
DRESS HOUSE. MUST EE ENPERlENLcp.
CIENE ER. JUDGE or COLnES, ENlEi.-
LENT OPPORTUNITY, STATE ENfEkl
ENcE AMI SALARY WANTED. llV
HfsRALp, HERALD SO.
WOMAN. ambitious. cultured and educated,
TO learn the selling end OF good business
previous experience unnecessary salaly ana
commission 20 start. y. SCOTT, ~. nin av.
WOMAN, who Is capable and energetic, 20
train for a life work which VII ne, GOOD
returns; ntate qualification. ls' Hera'n'
Herald "a. -.
woNAN-Four morninrs ~ wteN, n.i2,
chnmhefw crit. washing and ironing IltD'
daily: references. Aprlv Sunday io-i-. fhone
Plaza Tsn1, Ant. sN. $50 Park ~
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

COOK and hamhermatd-wai expert
enced. whits; wages $40 and $50. Ap-
Jr.. 81 Lloyd road. Montclair, N. j.. or
phone $3.50 Montclair.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
DESIGNER.

ONE OF THE LARGEST MISSES DRESS
HOUSES HAS AN OPENING FOR A
youTNt; WOMAN WHO HAS YOUTHFUL
IDEAS THAT SHOW ORIGINALITY. FOR
oNE. POSSESSING TALENT LONG ENPE-
EIENCE Is UNNECESSARY. BOX 425. 200
CABLE BLDG.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
YOUNG WOMAN.

preferably q porson who has had some
experience IN automobile ceiling OF ad-
yertising TO sell advertising space Ia
large daily newnpancr. To one who has
ability and can produce opportunity VIII
be offered 10 secure lucrative position
with large opportunity for advancement.
Address giving age, experience and
salary expected. &c. 10 box 5i3 Herald.
Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

COOK ana chambermaid. waitreas fo).
white. with excellent city references;
apartment In winter. country June ].
and Monday. II 10 ! mornings. 5 TO Q
evenings, 4s5 West End av., corner SD
ST.. Apt "a.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

ADIrSTER s. Ahle. experienced manager
ciiy department collection aYcncy axeres-
eive. slionG, positive charrttct. ability 10
manage large business and collectors. good
salary. permanent opportunity Tor man who
can qualify. Brown y Union square.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
HELP WANTEr-FEMALE.
HnIrSEWnRKER.

HOUSEWORKER.
Young white woman, good cook and gem
eral work. family OF .; wages $40: refer
ences. Flatbush s3o7. Call 1877 Marlborough
road, Flatbush, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

COOK, waitress, chambsrmaid. two In fam
lily; refrences; salary $65 and $50 Phone
JS4 Hackensack. 600 Summit av.. Hacken-
sack, N. j.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
MEN.


The rapid expansion Of our business
has just resulted In the promotion of
t%o OF our best men TO posit ions of
executive responsibility, leaving room
for the taking on, at once. OF two ad-
ditional clean cut, ambitious. aggres-
slre mon of sound common sense and
fair education and not under 25 years
OF age. who viii welcome opportunity
such as comes only rarely. even TO the
best and most capable of men some
selling experience Is desirable. but not
essential: the cpportu unity offers q
thorough grounding and DEVELOPMENT
IN one OF the best paying businesses
now commanding the ability Of highly
paid men: the opening Is an exceed
ingly good one: II will not wait over
long; so call. II you arv genuinely In
terested In getting ahead the first
chance YOU get. at our office. most
convenient.
SUITE 1910. % WEST AID ST.
SUITE s2a SINGER BUILDING.
SUITE 605 TERMINAL BUILDING.
~ COURT ST. BROOKLYN.
SUITE 1900 BROAD sT.. NEWARK, N.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
COUPLE.


white; man chauffeur, houseman; wife cook,
chanbermaid (White Piains). Apply Mon
day, between . and 4, Howard l.. Auerbach,
ef6 Broadway, New York.
entire work except laundry; private house.
East Side: family three adults; permanent
city position. Telephone Vanderbilt. 4017.
Monday. 9-t2.
DEMONSTRATORS AND SALESWoMEN.
$40 per week straight salary. with addi-
tionai bonus added, making earnings $40
to $50 weekly; reliable firm, established 1872,
needs several more women to I'll its demon
strating and sales force Immediately 10 as
Fist sales manager; II you are over % years
OF age, neat In appearance, unemployed
and In position to start work Immediately
~ n business that is permanent, with OPP
portunity for rapid advancement. call I'm per-
son Monday morning, 10 to IL only for ap-
pointment, experience not necessary, as lady
III attendance will instruct no phone appli-
cations considered. 367 Fulton ST., Brook
I'm, room go. Borough Hall subway station.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

MEN-Ou~s T. = growing organization, 20 ve
arc ir ueca of men - I'LL vacancies caused
by promotions. We ran show yoa n definite
future with the largest organization Of its
Kind III thc country II you can show us mat
you are re!iauie and industrious. All apph-
IN lions arc ftricilv confidential. Only thoss
Who can furnish sirst class references need
appiy. II YOU cannot call. rite for an In
;erview. \. X. Steel Service Corporation, lsS
broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

ASSISTANT 10 sales manager = wcll known
WALL at house has npcnins for right man.
attractive commission basis. leads and coop.
Grafton furnished: rsfcren 'es required Mel
huish & Co. Tac., 81 Wall ST.. New York.
room 7oI. Ask for Mr.. Mason.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
WOMEN.

is there a woman IN this city Who
has spunk enough 20 Get ont and make
name for hersciff Come on, snow
p little pepl Call ~ our offlce and
allow us 10 present an opportunity 10
YOU. We make no charge for an inter
yicw and Il might be ~ great Nalue
70 YOU Room CO.,, % Court st.
brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

-MEN-If you are tired Of the daily
grind como ~ fnd talk 20 me.
have an opportunity that VIII give
you what YOU are worth 20 yourself:
come on. show iif,lc pep, u costs
you nothing 10 investigate. Room 9o2.
80 Court ST., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CooK-Preferabiy English. Scotch or
north OF ireland Protestant: small
family: Oyster Bay, l.. T.; wages ac-
cording to experience; personal refer
encss required. Call Monday between
ID A. NJ. and 5 p. M. so East eSd ST..
N. Y. O. Carfars paid.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

HOUSEWORKER. general. white. young. ex-
perenced. small family; city for summer.
Call Monday between j. and i. apartment g..
corner, $50 East I'D. Phone Rhinelander
coal.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

SALESWOMAN. SALES MANAGER AND
COMMUNITY ORGANIZER
to build a permanent business. FRANCE
COMPANY now selling per cent 1shehture
notes, backed by earnings six times interest
charges. with large assets, wants sales
women on commission basis. Call between
~ and IL A. NJ. American Finance & Credit
Co, Inc, 81 Wall St, New York.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

Rate for Help Wanted AdusrtisirG IS S5c.
haa for one fiplss &c. lire. three times
tetfhin geek; SOC. hns sevsw consecutive
issues.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

COOK, also chambermaid and waitress !;
white preferred. good home, pleasant sur
roundings. 1928 Pelham. Monday.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
MEN WANTED.

Five men who are looking for
advancement and who wish TO
associate themselves with one
Of the largest and most sue
cessful organizations In the
countr.. Apply in person. be-
tween tho hours OF 10 and
II 20. or . and 4 7. NJ, room
sij knickerbocker Building.
4@d e. and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

Live man can make big money n able TO
sell high grade trucks bargain prices: lib
eraI ecnnisfion. Apply ~ Weat It'd -.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
sALESwOalEN.

20 sell the SCI preferred stock ~
company that is now manufacturing n
machine which viii revoluiioni1e the
mailing industry; the world IL itg field
without competition; 10 YOU women
that make good a managers position
is open. you can earn $1,000 IN the
next six months on y drawing ac-
count against commission basis: un-
experienced women we VIII teach Call
or write suite i1i2. Tribune Bids.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

FttMER wanted cn small farm on Long
Island. married and an American, com
Portable house. perma ncnf position rtuet
underrtand stock and fru' trees abe TO
operate Ford Ger. Oscar sheffield, @01
Herkimer 81. BROOKLYN, ~
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

MEN. PART TiME--tf YOU need more money.
have selling rbi'iiy and large acquaintance
vnu can add couple 81 thousand TO your
yearly income relilng life Insurance Tor iarr-
-, company. Address Box -, station y.
pnat nfflen. n. y
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

GARDENER, experienced, to take entire
charge ~ four 90 acre place married
man preferred with wife who viii do laiin-
dry during seven months of tho year. Box
i8G. Woodmere. l.. !.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

AUTOMOBILE Speciality Sslesmsn-
Unusually profitable opportunity M
Feiiing unique high Grads Ford acoes-
rory. Accessory Products Corp, i6l
W. 9th ST.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

nier; no washing: good references required.
Apply Monday. 230-4, $50 7th av. (5tth ST.,
18th floor, south
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
HELP WANTED Adv VERTISE MENTS
HELP WANTED---MALE.
AUTO TRUCK
sAI.EsAE&.

------7---,-~-~~-<-~-,e-~-
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

HouSEwoRKER, general; white girl; sleep
in. must be we'll recommended; good
wages; write only. Apartment 81. 800 Fort
Washington ay.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

RrrREsENTArfVE wanted % cali on towel
Surnly and clothing lndustrics with = lins
81 white duck clothing commission hssis
only Apply MIR John Beck. Jr. care Hoi.l
I'tnnsyl,ania. Monday, between and I. f,M.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-08-12
THIS WEEK THIRTy-TWO YEARS kGD

Condensed from The issue Of .!n,,.
s, 1880.
&. W. SayCr, Of Swrc. Spri2.,,
Monro" county, has lest 10 sh..y
by dogs in The Last Two weeks.
The cOranvr's jury INVESTIGATES
Inc lNnchinS Of John Garter. coi.,
here, on July ODD. heard evidence
on Monday and Tuesday ANA T.
,ourn"d over till Friday.
Lewis b. Stuart. Il colorvh 'n.n
from charlottesville. Va. wal,
heating his way back bone oa a
freight train felt OF near Ro.gr-
rcrtc and was Killed.
a party from the White drove
over TO lcWiShurg in Il cnrvia,n
yesterday afternoon. The rar-
flaSc WAS overturned. in the r.n.t
suburbs and Nicholas i.cvoroni. III
!ialian Baron. had his right "-.n
broken between the elbow anl
Nh"uldrr and also Got several ~-:y
cuts on hi, head.
Gilbert Walden. Of Virginia. Halc
a pleasing entertainment in lie
Town Hall Tuesday evening. i
number OF The Young people OF &c
Town furnishing The music. NJ.
"" alden IS a reader and clOcu'iDr-
Isis OF decided merit. Mark Perry
assisted with good dcclamaIiou;
n. }. LlNrSaN read selection ard
Sam {. Bright rendered the LorGS
IHaNr IN the sign language. 81.
bright, late Of Lewisburg, is a
teacher i'll the Deaf Mate Institute
in Little Rock, Ark.
DR.. and Mrs. j. G.. Campbell. Of
bloomington, Ill.,. lost their little s.
Hrar.old daughter as the result OF a
la'l from pony she was riGlnG.
MIS-. Campbell before marriage Was
MISS Kate Jarrett, Of Muddy Greek
this county.
Died: On July 6, 80, at HE
nome or his brother. Calvin Hanna,
IN railing Spring district. Joseph v
Hanna. aged So years.
john ID. Van Pclt shot and scr
'"uS'y wounded a man named Cur
rN al Sig Bend Tunnel on Thurs
gay last. Van pclt had discharged
curry and when the latter return.
{" seemingly with bcIIigcrcnt plr-
poses Van Pclt warned him and. rs
curry continued TO advance Sho'
him.
MISS Linda Kirkpatrick is 1T
nome from IN extended visit with
trends III Mason County.
Rev. Chas. w. Pcyton, Of Texas,
IS visiting his father. Chas. l.. Pew
ION. Esq, and other kin and friends
III thiS his native county.
John l.. Hines, who succeeded
Mason NJ. Patrick at West Point.
from this Congressional District, Is
enjoying Il vacation at his home af
White Sulphur.
Miss Mary Cary Waller, Of Stat
iord county, Virginia, is visiting
hre sister, Mrs. J. n. Caldwell at TIC
river.
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ESTIMATE.
MEADOW BLUFF DISTINCT
Slate Of West Virginia,

State Of West Virginia,
County Of Grccnbricr, To-Wi,.
District Of Meadow BhiI.
AZ regular session Of the Board
OF Educallon OF Meadow Bluff dis
irict Of iirccnbricr county held m
me regular meeting place thereof,
on NE second Tuesday in August,
WI. Present.: J. b. Hedges. pTcsi,
drnt Of said board OF cducation
ana j. &. llcplcr and ". r. H.
Morgan. OmmiSSiOncrS.
IN accordanCe with chaplcr IS.
ArlS l921. the board Of education
proceeded to make up an estimate
on NE amount necessary To be lev
ico Tor Inc current fiscal wear. IN
cover all district debts and IjahiI.
itlcSS payable during the wear, in
ccludlnE nc probable cXDcudjlurrs
~ u'StTlct purposes, and proper
a''3WHiir"S FOR dclinUucnl faxes. rx.
9hGrationS and contingencies. bm,
uC"uctlng The money in The treas.
urN applicablc To- The service of he
years ana district claims doth Ic.
lcrmlnc and estimate the several =.
mounts TO be levied as follows:
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PURPOSE
MAiNlENANCE EUSD ESTIMATE
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
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ROAD FUND PURPOSES.


The Court proceeded 10 make 10
an estimate OF the amount necessary
to be levied for the current fiscal
year to pay The interest on and
provide sinking fund for the dis
charge OF the principal of Il Road
Bond Issue Of %l26. 10000 in Mead
GW Elull District. authorized bv a
vote G! The Sth day OF April, 1916.
10 hulid permanent roads. Il, pro
vldcd III sections ri and ~. cha;itc}
Gh ActS Regular Session 1917. and
doih determine and estimate HAL il
VIII Dc necessary TO raise the IL
mount Ci 10000 for said Dur-
poses, and 10 pay the same will re
unir" levy Of TniTty-iivr $50
cents on each one hundred dollars
81 Tie valuation Of HE Droucrly
taxable in said Meadow EluH Dis
tilc!, based upon the last assess
il"nt OF real and personal property
therein. rs follows:
Real Estate s2.GtT3lI
Personal Prop
rr!N n-f.upS
fuEi!" Utility
Property i!l.J;;2
'Hidi S.i.!ijI,SI"
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The Court proceeded 10 make up
ali estimate OF the amount necessary
TO be levied fov The current fiscal
wear TO pay the interest on and
provide Il sinking fund for the dis
charge of the principal of Road
Bond Issue uf S153.500.0O in Lewis
burg District. authorized by vote on
the 10Th day Of April, 1916, to build
permanent roads. rs provided in
sections 26 and ~, chapter &c Acts
Regular Session 1917. and doth de-
terminc and estimate that it will
be necessary to raise The amount OF
Sl3.450.0O for said purposes. and to
pay the same will require a levy
of Thirty-tivc $3.50 cents on each
one hundred dollars Of the valua-
ton Of the property taxable in said
i-cwlsburs District. based upon the
last assessment of real and personal
property therein, as follows:
'Real Estate $2,326.5t5.
Personal Prop
crty 1.3O7.51O.
Public Utility
Property 2gl195
Otdl 81 0Do opO
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TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.

(D The amount due and the a.
mount that will become due and
collcctihle from every source for
teachers fund purposes except from
levy of taxes Tor such purposes to
be made for current fiscal year.
Balance due from Sheriff
S1,87l.21
Delinquent real estate.
redemption and sales
$500
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S3.1lti.S12.
lliGll SCHOOL PURPOSES.
TEACHERS Fund ESTIMATE.

EHl iil ltD HECEIPTb.
(d> The amount due and the a.
mount That will become due and
Collcc!iblc from every source for
icnchcrS fund purposes for high
schools, except from lew of taxes
Tor such purposes TO be made for
current fiscal year.
Balance due from ShcriM
S3l.3
Delinquent real estate.
1000
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tb) The debts and demands
owed By the district. and PAYABLE
out Of the nhUinieLu,iicc jnnd Tor
current fiscal wear.
Outstanding orders June
80. 1927 SlS0.9U
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o. The dcbtS and demands
owed by the district and payable
0ut Of HE teachers fund for current
fiscal year.
Current accounts due and
unpaid, June 80. 1921
500
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'Ot;.l
State of West Virginia,
County Of Grecnbrirr.

County Of Grecnbricr.
District of Meadow Blur, !U-vj':
!, NJ. l.. gillespie. Secrriur, If
ne board OF Education in and s1r
Mcnd0W Btuit district Of said county
ana State. do hereby certify .n.,t
me foregoing conform 10 nYdrr>
MADE and entered by said board n
The 9th day Of August. 1921. "
h!Ncn under my hand III oh
day Of August. 1921.
NJ. l.. GILLESPIE.
Secretary Board OF i!dur,i;3Y
Meadow Bluff District. Grc".,-
bricr County. Wc>I a..
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-08-12

crtI OF yp-
e. Public Utility
Property i!l.s.p
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NEW BUILDING AMI ,,.
MENT FUND Plu}pEtS',:..,, .
elementary and High E,,t'.>.
ESTIMATED RECf:,;;.y,1i "a"
tn The amount due 3,i,i'H.
mount that will become ' VI ~
collecting from every >n "ur
l nrt" , n"!ading ana impr"rrE.,,.
levy q: taxes for such ,-'H
be made for The currrnt ~ a. p D>'
Balance due from Sheriir " =. q,
, Sl26.7i
Delinquent real estate
redemption and sales
$500
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-08-12
Ilini
$lS9.g.U

tolii --------- $lS9.9O
'r' All expenditures payable out
Oh !cHN Tor maintenance iunI Dur-
poses for current fiscal year.
Delinquent taxes. dis
counts and cNoner-
;iiion> 1921
Salaries of district Of
iiccrS and employees 442.0D
Election expenses 10000
JanitorS o.1Otl 90
Fuel ,5OO 90
Stationiry and supplies
1000
Postage 1904
Advertising 5000
Medical inspection 10000
miscellaneous supplies
395.56
-. i0tai ,---- S4,965. 40
Total disbursements 55.30
Total receipts -- $2.557. 80
Amount to be raised S2.597.6I