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$1,000. 900 Land Bank TIotation.

A new issue of 100000 OF the sour.
ern Minnesota Joint Stock Lano DanN >
per cent. farm loan nonos tends
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sofa and adjacent territory or by united
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funds under the Jurisdiction OF ene
rredaraI Government and acceptable at
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,he Minnesota Tribune Conpany's first
mortgage 6i5 per cent. sinking fund
gold bonds, series a at 100 and accrued
interest TO yield $50 per cent. The
company owns the ManistIpue Pulp and
Paper Company's capital stock and the
hord issue Is secured by a first mort.
cage on all property OF both companies
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Minneapolis Tribune, founded In 1857 !:
the Minneapolis Evening Tribune, the
Sunddu Tribune and the Farmers Tri-
bunc, issued semi-weekly Its net earn
ings OF the last four years, after all
charges. including depreciation and
raxes. have averaged 1895 ,46i. in con-
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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-11-24
CAUSE OF CRIMINALS.

j. Howard Holt. OF Mound>~illc,
West Virginia, at the recent session
oil the West Virginia Bar A>>ocia-
ton held in Huntington. in his re-
port on Criminal Law had the fol
lowing to say relative to crime:
Chlcf causes OF crime are listed
as Cd bad birth: GU bad environ
ment: CD lack of proper training:
60 The utter disregard for law by
tho>c oiliclalS sworn TO enforce it,
and the plea OF lawyers and others
Tor the repeal ol law simply because
they choose to disregard them, and
(o) manufacturing criminals in
stead of making better citizens bv
our present criminal system.
The report also enters into the
causes OF crime and SCOTS at the
late var as the uphcaveI which
caused the present "crimc wave"
The war merely aroused dormant
criminal tendencies he asserted"
Mr.. Holt reached what NAV be
about The truth in this matte. Ii is
the law OF nature and the law of
God that whenever the human fam
lily becomes secondary Importance
and something lesser is made first
Importance, then the human family
detcrioatcS II is the duty of every
Individual to keep guard on himself
ana see to that he or she does moth
ing to dcbaSc themselves mentally
morally or physically.
Every stress or strain placed on
humanity AWAY shows up the weak
ness latent in the human family.
This is what the war did What is
being done to build out of iip
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-11-24
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Covington Grocery Company, Inc

Covington Grocery Company, Inc,
VS..
llamil and Matte Dean.
In pursuance to an order en-
tered in the above entitled cause by
the Circuit Court of Grcenbrir Coun
ty, whereby the said cause was re-
ferrcd to the undersigned, Commits
Sioner in Chancery, with inStruc-
tons to take, state and report an ac-
count showing the following mat
tcrS ,tO-wit:
LIST. The real estate owned by the
defendants and each of Them, as
well as the rents, issues and profits
thereof, and in whom the legal title
to said real estate is vested.
2nd. Inc liens against the said
real estate OF each of the defendants
in The order OF their dignity and
priority.
Bird. Who is primarily liable for
thc judgement set UP i'll the plain
tim'S bill.
4th. Anything either party may
require. or the Ct mini >NiOnrr deems
pertinent.
5th. Whct..t: the real estate of
the defendants will rent for enough
to pay off the liens in five years.
All parties Interested arc hereby
notified that Oh Saturday. the lGln
Hay of December. 1922. ut the Office
Of Finley VI. .Arbucklc in the town
of l.cwiSburg. Grccnbricr County,
W. Val, will proceed to open said
account, and proceed with the same
according to law. at which time and
place YOU may attend il YOU elect
SO to do.
Given under my hand this 22nd
day OF December. 1922.
WILLIAM l.. KERSIINER.
2i4w Commissioner in ChanccrV.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-11-24
EXTRA SESSION..

Congress was called by President
Harding to meet in extra session.
November 10th, exactly two weeks
in advance OF the regular session
The call set forth. as is usual in the
form of Il proclamation, declared
the extra session was made ncccS-
sary by public interests. The call
OF the special session, two weeks in
advance of the regular meeting. has
been approved generally by Rcpub-
lican leaders in Congress, who have
felt that by getting an earlier start
on lcgisltion than would be afforded
by the regular session, many I'M
portant bills, including the appro-
priation measures, could be diSpos-
ed Of by next March 18th, when the
9th Congress must adjourn sine die
After March 18th, 1922, the 6Sth
Congress. elected Novembr the 9TH,
comes in. but will not meet to trans
ACT any business unless it should be
called In extra session by the Presi-
dent. until the first Monday in de-
ccmbcr, 1923. The Republicans will
aiave such Il small majority in the
6Sth Congress that it looks like the
President is taking advantage Of all
the time possible to get through his
legislative program before the 4th of
next March. 1t will be Of interest
TO note just what will be accomplish
cd by that time.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-11-24
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, John Nuttall, 4 resi-
dent of Quinwood, Greenbrier coun-
ty, w. Va, and whose occupation is
Cashier of the Bank of Ouinwood.
of Quinwood, w. Va. will on Mon
day, the 9th day of November, 1922
at a Special Term of the Circuit
Court of Grecnbricr County, w. Va.
or on future day Of said special
term as the Court may be able TO
hear said petition, apply to said
Cour for license TO carry revolver
or other pistol as provided in sec
tion7, chapter 14S of the Code of
West Virginia.
This the 10th day Of Nov. 1922.
lf2w JOHN mutual.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-11-24
NOTICE..

State of West Virginia,
Grccnbricr County, IS:
AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Court OF Green
bricr County, on the first Monday in
the month of November, 1922.
Matilda J. Totten. as Administrix
of the estate of l.. X. Totten, dec,
VS.. Complainant
NJ. Henry Tottcn, Defendant
In Chancery.
The object of this Suit is the en-
forcement by Matilda J. Tottcn, as
Administrators of the Estate of r.
X. Totem, deceased, of judgement
of S1,312.58 and costs against NJ.
Henry Totten, rendered on the 9th
day of November, 1908, by the Cir
cult Court of Grecnbrier County,
w. Va, in an action therein entitled
Matilda J. Totten, Administrators.
versus VI. II. Tottcn and to subject
to the payment Of said judgement
the interest Of said NJ. Henry Totten
in certain real property in said
county owned by him, etc. and it
appearing, by affidavit filed that the
Defendant, NJ. Henry Tottcn, is a
nonresident of this State, it is
ordered that he do appear here
within one month after the date of
the first publication of this order
and do what is necessary TO protect
his interest in this suit.
Tcstc: W. +. RICHARDSON. Clerk.
Dice and Davis. Sol. l0-lw
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned II. II. Banton, resi-
dent of Ouinwood. Grccnbrier coun-
ty, w. Va, and whose occupation is
superintendent of the Grccnbrier &
Eastern Railway Co.. will on Mon
day, the 9th day Of November, 1922
at a Special Term OF the Circuit
Court Of Greenbricr County. w. Va.
or on future day of said special
term as the Court may be able to
hear said petition, apply to said
Cour for license to carry revolver
or other pistol as provided i'm sec
tom. chapter lIS Of the Code of
West Virginia.
This the 10th day Of Nov. 1922.
lI-2W II. u. BANTON.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

TO all parties holding liens by Judge
'mcnt o. otherwise OH the real cS-
tate. of amy part thereof. of HamiI
Dean and Matte Dean:
In pursuance of Il decree of the Cir
cult Court of Grccnbricr county. in
cause therein pending to subject the
real estate OF the said Haml Dean
and Matte Dean, to the satisfaction
OF the liens hercon, You are hereby
acquired to present all claims held
by YOU and each of you against the
said Hamil Dean and Matte Dean,
which are liens on their real estate
OF any part thereof, for adjudication
TO me, at the office of Finley VI. Ar
buckle, in the town of LcwiSburg,
Grecnbrier County, w. Va, on or
before the 10th day of December,
1922.
Given under my hand this 22nd
day Of December, 1922.
WILLIAM l.. kERSHNER,
24-4w Commissioner in ChanCery.
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BULLS EYE.

Jonathan VI. Davis. recently elect
eel Governor oi Kansas is credited
with the following statement:
THE State needs officers who
Mil arrest the wealthy man as
quickly as the poor man. and then
the pubic will respect officers of the
law and the laws will be obcycd."
If the word wealthy" be broad
ened to include politicians and all
men or women with pull" then
Mr.. Davis about hit the Bulls Eye
There is nothing which creates
greater di%rcspect for law than for
any class or set of men go free and
seemingly be immune from the law.
This is no one class. 1t includes all
who have a pull" or an Influence"
10 divert the operation OF law from
the highest to the lowest offcnSc.
TO honor ones country and it's
laws Is to honor ones self because
the people arc tho country. To dis
regard ones country and its laws
is merely degradation of the pco-
pie who do so and proportionatcly
dragging the country TO that base
level. This includes each and every
oficnSc. No matter what il may be
.hncrlcanl>m means equal ju ,ticc
before the law for every man. wo-
man and child. Ii is the duty of
every citizen TO sec that this is done
III II Is not done we may not have Il
true vision of our citizenship.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-11-24
LILLY LAND COMPANY OPENS OFFICE IN
ROANOKE CITY, VIRGINIA.

The Lilly Land Company has lust
placed ON the market coo choice lots
IN The EAST GATE ADDITION to
inc CITY of Roanoke. Va. and for the
h:St few days will sell these lots nj
a special low: price in order To start
our sales of II Il rapid rate. These
lo'> VIII range IN price from 500
TO 5000 per lot and will be sold ON
our usual easy payment plan of ap
pr"NimatclN > per cent down and
- per cent each month without
interest or ta\c> until lot is paid for
ana III case Of your death ut any
TIME during the life of the contract.
your beneficiary will receive a decd
without any further payment. Every
DodN knows that Roanoke CITY has
Il population OF approximately Co.
uuo people. .aS the great y. l. W.
Shops and various other enterprises
TOO numerous to mention. and We
sincerely bclivc that >Roanokc will
have Il population Of 100, 900 people
within the next five or six wears. If
you ever expect to buy lot in
Roanok City, this is your opportun-
lty and we will suggest that YOU
call at our Roanoke Office located
at Rooms 633-634 MacBain Building
and either our Mr.. C.. ID. Moye or
MIR. j. y. Phelps. will show YOU our
lots OH the EAST GATE ADDITION
and the City of Roanoke at large.
II interested. don't delay this mat
ter, as YOU will save none, by buy
ing at once. If YOU will go 10 Roam
Okc, we believe that We can prove
to YOU that we can sell YOU the best
lot at the lowest price and on the
easiest terms that can be had in
Roanoke City. We don't want to
sell you these lots from the blue
print and want you TO see for YOUR
self, and will pay your railroad fare
both ways, by giving you receipt
on your first monthly instalmcnt,
fare not TO exceed $500.
We also have a number of choice
lots and truck farms in and around
the cities Of Princeton, BeCkIcy, Oak
Hill, lIewisburg. Montcalm Bluciicld
Jaeger, and Huntington, W. Va. and
a number Of truck firms in the Ohio
Valley between Huntington and Iron
ton, Ohio.
If You want Huntington Lots or
OHIO Valley Truck Farms, call at
our Huntington Office located at
Cos l-2 Ninth Street, just in front
Of the Huntington Hotel.
If You want lot at Oak Hill, W..
Va. or a lot or truck farm ut Beck
ley. w. Va. call at our Bcckcy Of
flee These two cities arc in the
heart Of the great New River Coal
field.
If YOU want lot or truck farm
at Prime cton. W. Va. or a lot in
South Blucticld. call at our Prince
ton Office.
All of thc above mentioned prop
crtN is sold on our usual easy pay
mrnt plan. We would like for YOU to
look at This property at once but if
YOU cana 60 now. be sure and write
us ut Princeton. w. Va. and We will
Fave one Of our agents call on YOU
and explain our proposition fully.
LILLY LAND COMPANY,
Home Office, 80 Princeton. W. Va.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-11-24
DAVIS REFUSES,

John W. Davis. late Of Clark>burg
West Virginia. has refused TO be con
Sidcrcd as an appointcc to a posi-
ton on the Supreme Court Of West
Virginia. He asks all his friends to
withdraw their endorsements Of
f,imSclf.
Ii is considered by those close to
Elm that while Ambassador to Great
Bl-ittOn his expenses were so heavy
that he can not aiTOrt to Curtaii his
income at lhc present time and ii is
understood that the remuneration
from his law practice is consider
able.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-11-24
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

In his message delivered in per-
son TO Congress last Tuesday, Pref
dent Harding urged the passage Of
the Ship Subsidy Bill. In fact this
was the burden Of his message. In
his efforts to get this measure thru
lic has strong opposition in his own
party as well as from the Democrat
iC party.
Congress will have lot Of work
to do between this time and its adj
jOurnmcnt March 3, 1923.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-11-24

NEWBERRY RESIGNS.

Senate: Truman II Newbcrry. of
Michigan, whose right to a place i'll
The Senate has been a subject Of
long and bitter controversy, has
submitted his resignation with a re-
quest that it become effective i'm
lncdiatly. --
In letter to Governor Groc>bcck
of Michigan. Mr.. Ncwberry said he
mad been impellcd to retire volun-
taI-ily because Of the defeat Of his
Republican colleague, Senator Town
send, in the election Of November
9TH. The hurn Of events. he said.
would make it futile" for him TO al
tempt TO continue his public ser
vice. since he continually would be
''hampcrcd by PARTISAN political
persecution"
This is merely getting out Of the
way long before the 6Sth Congress
meets. which it will do not later
than the first Monday in December.
1923. W. y. Ferris. Democrat. who
defeated Senator Townsend. Of
Michigan. is pledged to Introduce Il
resolution to reopen the Ncwbcrry
case in the Senate. The people Of
Michigan sustained him in this de-
termination by clccting him to the
Senate over Townsend, who sup
ported Ncwbcrry in the Senate
when he was about to be ouSted. II
is the determination Of the people
of Michigan to out Ncwberry that
has caused him to resign. He is
getting out in time because he can
not further face the music. The peo-
pie Of Michigan, as we'll as other
parts OF the country, have spoken.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-11-24
DO FARMERS NEED An ORGANIZATION.

Let's use the grey matter under
oln- hats and a pencil for few
minutes. The manufacturing CON
Germs found that by working in
harmony they could reduce costs,
by getting better frcighl rates on
~aw material, by working together
they have increased profits. Bankers
found out that through their organi-
zaiions they could get valuable facts
and keep posted at Il saving of thou
sands Of dollars yearly thereby cut
ing out losses. so increasing their
profits. This is true of all OrSani-
cations.
If we farmers. by true co-oprra-
ton, can get 10 cents more for
wheat, hogs, cattle sheep: even a
penny a dozen OIL eggs, il would
add millions to our income. The
smallest profit OH any one product
would spell success to us farmers.
Come! L.; us reason together!
Forget mistakes Of the past. Let lis
work together for prosperous
ourselves.
Real business men plan their bus
mess years ahead Marshall Field
piannd and tied UP his business for
100 years after his dcath-So chill
drcn yet unborn could prosper.
Mrs. hector. at the death Of her
husband. took out over Il million
dollars in insurance ON her life to
protect her business and children
SO the Farmer Of to-day must join
the Farm Bureau to protct his bust
ness and children. Don't knock but
be Il Booster by joining now.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-11-24
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING,

LOST BCLL.-LaSt Monday night
in l-cwiSburs District ycarling
Bull escaped from the lot where he
was being kept for the night. He is
OF fawn tycllow) color. the rims
of his ears and the lower part of
his Scrotum being black. Anyone
having knowledge Of this animal. ar
having him in their possession. will
please report thc matter to the
County Agent. LcwiSburg. or to
Mrs. l.. +. McClunG, CrawlcN.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-11-24
NOTICE.
State of West Virginia,


Grecnbricr County. IS:
At Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Court of Green
bricr County, on the frs. Monday in
the month of November. 1922.
George NJ. llarrah. Complainant
vs.. In Chanccry.
l.. W. Crincr and others,
Defendants.
The object of this Suit is TO set
aside a certain deed made by the
defendant, l.. W. Crincr to defend
ant w. W. Robinson. dated June 8,
1920, for the conveyance Of Lot &,
section 8 East Raincllc; also deed
to +. w. Criner from Rose NJ. Rob
inson, dated Nov. 6, 1918, and to
subject the real estate mentioned
therein to the payment of the debt
set up in plaintiffs bill and costs
of this suit and the other real estate
described in plaintiffs bill Of COM
plant, and it appearing. by affidavit
filed, that the Defendants l.. w.
Crincr and o. 4. Crincr arc non
residents of this State, it 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 protect their
interest in this suit.
TcStc: w. r. RICHARDSON, Clerk
J. W. Arbucklc. Sol. fO-4w
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-11-24
LAWYERS MEET.

The West Virginia Bar A>>Ocia-
ton was in session in HUNTINGTON
last week. Lawyers from all over
the State were present.
Hon. John W. Davis. Of New York
formerly Of ClarksburG. delivered
the principal address. Mr.. Davis is
President Of the American Bar As
ISOLATION. Many West Virginia At
tOr0Cl> were on The program.
Evening star., 1922-04-06
Georgette Frocks in
Handkerchief
Drape Model

Yes, there are handkerchief
frocks at this price, but NOT
LIKE THESE. Each dress has
fifteen large handkerchiefs caught
at the waistline and hanging in
ample fullness to the bottom.
Floral corsage finishes the
Evening star., 1922-04-06

Priced according to quality, of
course, and as the lengths vary from
one to five yards, this is rare value,
for every piece in both lots is worth
almost double Fridays bargain price.
Crepe, voile, bathte, organdie, home
spun, skirting, madras, pongee, poplin,
tissues, chintz, Normandie Swiss, long
cloth, nainsook, dimity, hannels, foun-
dation silk and many others. For FRI
day only at, yard, Csc and soc.
First FIoor-LansburEh 4 Brother.
Evening star., 1922-04-06

Three=piece Organdie Set, soc
-Vestee, collar and cuffs. in white and
coiors embroidered in contrast
Priced for Friday only, complete on,
set Observation-Disclosures. CSC
Imported EyeIet Sets, 35c-
Peggy collar and cuffs Most of these at
tractive sets are solid eyelet en-
broidery, imported. in spite Of Fri az
Fiber Silk Scarfs, $2.65-
Roman stripe effects in beautiful colors
Deep fringe ends and value
even at regular price. Special @ *
Friday price .:.....-,........ pA.OC
Spanish Lace Flouncing, yard,
$3.50E56 inches wide, in black, brown.
navy and several light tones. Patterns are
beautiful and this lace is the mode OF
the moment for evening frocks
or to combine with other q Z E0
fabrics. Yard .............. pO.OO
Linen Cluny Laces, yard, Sc
Edges and insertions in widths u to 2
inches: an extensive range of attractive
patterns suitable for household linens and
personal use. Friday alone at this =,
low price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "
36=inch Indian Head, yard, 21c
Soft quality, of firm weave, for art needle
work, aprons, boys wash suits, nurses and
maids uniforms. etc. Priced for u,
Friday only, yard. LlC
36=inch Pajama Checks, yard,
12Iac-Soft finish and fine weave in small,
neat check. This is especially suitable for
summer garments as we'll as for light
weight pajamas., Priced for 10L1c
Friday only, yard .........,.... 1L1SN
Evening star., 1922-04-06

Branded Corsets, $1.OO-Coutil
and brocade, in low bust and elastic top
models, with medium and long
hip lengths. Sizes 10 to so. CT IN
one day only at..........:.... ~ L sOV
Cotton Lingerie Blouses, $I.70
Most of these models are very elaborateiy
trimmed with laces, tucks and novelty
touches. The material is a. good quality
voile i'll plain or striped ef- CT ~
fects-value is remarkable. at. - .<S
Leather Brief Cases, Csc
Neat. compact and your choice of black or
brown. Firm catch, two strap fasteners
and strong handle and key. Fri 0Ec
days price is only. Observation-Disclosures. SON
C0llapsible Bag Frame, 15c-
Dull finish metal with novel designs i'm
pressed on all sides Firm catch and chain
handle. Easy to make an inexpen- lE,
sve bag with these. At..... lO(
Wash Cloths, dozen, 59c-The
close. absorbent quality. in practical size.
So easy to have an ample supply. E0c
AT. dozen oSN
L & B Floating Soap, dozen,
59c-This is one of the best qualities of its
class. Softens the water and it En,
floats. Friday, dozen ..... OS(
Evening star., 1922-04-06
Easter will be made brighter by
Women Wearing These
New Coats at $29. so
'or-Lansburgh & Brother

| what fabrics they wearing?" asks the who
would be to the last minute of fashion. Madam.
pleased that reports Fashions headquarters
| authorize
Sport Coats of Cames Hair, Polaire and Herrnebone
Iweeds These will please because the styles
lng Bagg coats for who affect that swagger style
Toppers for the with tendency Eng
h modes Box, raglan and spread models but all
Il idea-STYLE.
Dressy Goats chiefly OF the wrappy kinds in Springweigt
Shawsheen Bolivia Normande and Pandora Capes
that evolve somehowtaent of designer
you know Coors of the mode and all beautiful color
perfect tailoring that you'll wonder how sell
this low price.
Il FIoor- nsbursh& & Brother