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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29
RUsKo vokA kvf PkfsLUs-
NfKY.
Ohromns lSny zems urSeny
pro Rusy, vracejici se ze Spoje-
nych St8ti q Kanady.

Moskva, q. pros. Ludwig
Martens, byv. sovetsky zastup
ce We Spoj. Statech, stal Sc
pfedsedou zvlastni komise, or
ganisovane sov9tskou vladou k
prispeni navratu ruskych wy
stehovalci z Ameriky a rus
kych ''duchoborcl', USAGE
nych hlavne v Kanad9.
Behem uplynulych dvou let
navratilo Sc 2 Ameriky jiz
pres 10000 Rusi. Tito jsou z
vetsi casti zem6delci a pfinesli
s sebou hospodafske nacinf v
Gene $4,000.
Nynf bylo zahajeno velke
hnuti k navratu asi 80 az 40,-
900 "duchoborci", kteri roasu
1895 byli nuceni opustiti Rus
ko. Tyto rodiny mali " lmyslu
pfdvezti- s sebou vsechno ho-
spodafske zarizeni velke ho-
spodafske stroje, jakoz j zivy
|dobytek. Sov6tska. vlada urcila
pro ne pozemky v Ukraine v
rozloze 25o,oeo akrn. Ke sta
vajfcirn jiz zakondm. ktere
zbavui vojenske sluzby osoby,
|opirajfci Sc 0 sve nabozensk6
|pfesvedcenf. jez Jim zapovida
|noseni jakekoli zbran6, bude
|pfipojen. jestss dalsi, jiz hotov5
zakon, ma 'jehoz zaklade bude
|vyjmuta z vojenske sluzby. ce-
Ia obec duchoborct.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29
NEsHODY MA KONFE-
RENCl.
Turci nechtSji svoliti In zvls.
Stnim soudim pro cizince.

Lausanne 28 prosince Isme
tn nasovi nenodarilo 90 pre.
svad6it; Spoiene Staty a eyrou
sAe mocnosti. 10 turecke zako.
nv a tnrecks soudv skvtaii do
statecnou ochranu ziyotu a ma
;etl<n c;z;ncn bvdlfcich " Tr.
recku q hlfzkovxchodnf kon.
ference ocitla se We vaznem ne
hezne1i - 40 rozbiie q tuto q.
|tazku.
/ Evrona a Amerika zadaii,
|ahv zvlxStnf .oudy. m nich5
| sj ,v,i.s1lisrble1&vo -.
|hodoyaly v pffpadech ttkaji-
cich se cizincd v republice Mu.
stafy Kemala. Ma to Ismet pa.
"a odpovida. ze takoye soudy
bvlv bv za,aazenim do turec. ~,
chova nosti a ze turecke soudy
;sou tax dobre. iako kterekolj
i;na vnhec onakoval toto pro.
LlSx< A.L xo.to duoSr;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29

pred nekolika tydny bylo Wy
hrozovano smrtf v anonymnfch
dopisech, zdali neodjede co
nejdffve ze zem9.
Crawford nastoupil po Nc
Grathovi a pax Laurence Gin
nell, Glen kabinetu Eamona de
Valery, irsk6ho republik&nske-
no vidce, pozadoval drzebnost
loonsulatu, prohl&siv, ze Jest L.
fednfm vyslancem Iraake repu-
blily. Pf. Mac Swineyova a il
nj republican, zmocnili Sc ca
lsti dfadovny vcera. Vr&tila Sc
dnes. provazena pf. Verou Fin
nertyovou a pf. Gertrude Corli
sovou.
Vysmivaly sc Crawfordovi,
kdyz je vyhan4 q feltly muz ze
zdstanou tax dlouho, pokud sc
Jim bude lfbiti. Kdyz porucik
Gegan je zadal, aby se vzda1i-
", zah&jily na nkho fs<nickou
palbu, tak4e : Crawferdsm q.
chtlil se do zadnf E&sti dfadov-
ny, ponechavSe xen&m pfedni
pokoje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29
HARDING OBJASNUJE HLEDISKO.
VYSVETLUJE NAMTTKY PROTI NA.
VREIU SENATORA BORAI1A.
We WASHlNcToNE JsOU TOEo MlNENl, zE NEJ.
DRIVE PROBLEM REPARACNf MEL BY BYTI
URoVNAN.

Washington, %. prosince.
Vsestranne dsilf ma urovnani
svetovych hospodafskych pro-
bl6mh klonf Sc nikoli k move
konferenci, nybrz k. otazce va
lecnych nahrad, pfi cemz nej-
drive m9lo by byti rozhodnuto,
mnoho-li N9mecko mIze plati-
ii.
Spojene Staty pfftomn9 ne
svolajf konferenci, pfi nfz bylo
by jednano o sv9tove hospodaf
sl,6 situaci. !Administrace po-
klada to "a bezGcelne.
President Harding dnes v do
pise senatoru Lodge-ovi, ode
slanem o "a hodin pozd9ji, nez
bylo ocekavano, ale zrovna v
tomtez tonu, jak bylo pfedpo-
vfdano, bez obalu pravi senatu,
aby nezasahoval do situace
tax choulostive. A dnes s prav
depod0bnou jistotou lie ffci,
ze dodatek generala Boraha k
.pfedloze, kterou Sc povoluji pc
nfze ma valecne lod'stvo, a
jfmz president mel byti oprav-
men q poz&dan o svol&nf sveto-
ve konference, bude porazen.
Grn ~ u, l,ten a r. -
Il n4nejvySe pravdEpodd dbnym,
ze Spojene Staty budou zaseda-
ii ma komisi, spolu Sc zastupci
spojeneckych zemi a Nemec-
ka, jez by Sc venovala pouze
jednomu 1kolu a sice vedecke
mu a pfesnemu zjist6ni, mno-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29

ho-E Nemecko mize platiti.
Tento pokyn nejdfive vysel cd
Obchodnf komory Spojenych
St&td a president Harding We
SVEN dopise senatoru Lodge-o-
vi aspoh nepfimo vyjadfuje .
MIN souhlas. Rovn8z doSla
zprava z N&mecka cd istfedni
|organisace obchodu a prdmy-
|slu, jez navrhuje, aby americ
ka komise zjistila platebni
schopnost N9mecka q ma z&kla
de svych poznatkd ucinila Cd
poruceni spolecne komisi repa
|raeni.
Nemecka industrialni orga-
|nisace dale pravi, re 'n9mecka
vlada s pot6senfm vftala by ta-
kovou komisi" a vyjadfovano
jest pfesvedceni, ze ostatnf SD
tastnsne zem3 rovn9z odevzda
ly by v ruce komise vsecky sve
|informace, kdyby byla utvofe
Ina, jak jest navrhov&no.
President Harding We SVEN
dopise pfizn&va asnatu pravo
utiniti odperuGenf jako jest OBJ
saksno Y doiatku RQrahov9, q
bn 4 tim ~ / jem,
|jako BY ylAda Spojen5ch St&td
vubec nevsimala 81 evropske
situace, kdezto We skutecnosti
obfra Sc il po mnoho mesicd. o
tom pry senator Borah mohl Sc
|pfesvedciti pouhym dotazem II
sekretare statu. !
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29

Berlin, g. prosince Zdejn protiboleyY kruhy obdr
zey nformac die niz komune jsou I'D Spojenych
St&ti parnfcfch, jez jedi mezi n9meckt pfsavy
New Yorkem Agent soved pracu pry hAvn9 mez d3nfky
Suddenly pro nez obsarava falesne n9meca polske
sy tomu ci, ably sfK komunistickou propaganda '
Americe -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29
Why 100 STOP VYSOKE:.

New York, g. prosince Parnik La Savoe, cd Fran
couzse lnie pfje dnes zapasu nehroznejsi bou
jakou kdy jeho kapan zaz 32ete suzby Why vzdou
vay az do vse 100 prav kapn Henri Boisson Ia
bradh dokonce n9ktere zeezne soucasky parniku byy
zohtbany hroznym vlnobitm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29

Erie, Pa, %. prosnce Polar ktery vznik zde casne
obchodni cas mesa zpusobl skodu ez jest odhado
vana $1,000 OO0 Ohen povsta Iris dvade, ackoi
hasc byl mste nekolika mnutach, rozsifil
sedni budovy Prace hascI bya sezovana prudkou vcf
c ez nekterou chvi dula rychlos az so mil hodnu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29
DALSfCH CTRNACT OBETf BOURE.

Londyn, %. prosnce = Ctrnact dasch ldskych zvoti
byo zahubeno hrozne boufe ez zura Severnm Allan
tickem oceane Severnim mon dnes. Pokud z znamo,
pres ctycet namofnku zahynulo. Depese Hambuku sde
lue re jedna nemecka od poopa vsech ctrnac plav
cd zahynulo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29
OsTRA SOUTEz.

Gary Ind, 2e. prosince. "Tento clov6k dxA mhnsajn
bylo sd3leno dopse polcejnfmu kap4nu N Makarov ia
take dxl mdnsajn On jej prodava So is jej prodd-
v& po $6 On nit midi obchod" Polcie jde po stop6 to-
no. ktery 81 st9zoval rovnez jeho konkurenta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29
DfVKA UHOkELA.

Columbus, o.. 28 prosnce - Slecna Mabel Mercerova.
20ea uhofea kdyz jeff sat vza cd otevfenych pyno-
vych kamfnek koupene, kdyz tam koupaa sveho psika
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29
sM MoUVY JAPANU S sNoy9NtSTATY

Tokio e. prosince. - Nova obchodnf smlodka posko-
aponska m9la by tyto dny podepsana, jeko3 b. z df
prohaseno ze zn9nf smlouvy Jest jz Podobne
obchodnf smlouvy mali b5ti ujednany ceskos
munskem Finskem 81 a. - = 3.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29
DVE PkIzNANf BYLA U(INENA.
CTYRICET PET OSOB MELO PRY
UcASTENSTV MA UNOSU A
VRAzDE.
DALSf ZATCENf JSOU OCEKAVANA A "a DIR.
McKOlNA ODEPRENA ZARUKA.

Bastrop, La 28 prosince. Ctyrcet pet osob byo
peteno do 1nosu dvoe vrazdy okresu Morehouse die
dvou pfiznan jez bya p dorucena zizenci odbou
vednosti stanim draddm New Oreansu. eto srany
nj zpava tato potzena ami vyvracena Pznani nebudou
dana vefeno az pfi verenem vyslechu enz zapocne
Basrop pocatkem ledna.
Prav re IT, kdoz pfznani podepsal obdrzei slb i'm
munty strany statu jsou skryvan jnymi osobam ez
budou sv9dectv povoany Zde vsak pokada prav
depodobne zatceni nekterch neb vsech muzi ke pf
znanich sou menovan budou provedena es6 pred zahae
MIN vefejneho vyslechu
Muzi, kteh uvedeni byli spojeni lnosem uazdou
Wat Danelse Thomase Richardse sou pod neustaym do
hedem stAtnch federalnich detektivn. New Oreansl
dnes guverner Parker generaln navladn Coco jeho
tent pracova planu die n6hoz mini RI
dd pfi dalsim vysetfovani a pozdejsim procesu.
Pratee byvaleho mayora Mer Rouge, Dr. B. McKoina
jenz drzen jest vezenf Baltimore obzaobu vrazdy
spojeni timto pripadem, sba fond zde oko OBJ
hajobu obvineneho l9kafe.
Mezitm pfirci ser jest cests do Baltimore zaty
kacem Sern Carpenter prav ze McKon mize zde by do
terka We v9zeni jez hdano jest yoskem sronfmi
skam jest jill T. j. Burnett dffvsM puei serf rovn4t
SDsss1 sss spo.
Baltimore g. prosince. a Pr&vnfk Robert r. Carnan,
zastupce Dr. B. NJ McKoina, dfvejsho Mer Rouge
prohlas dnes ze odvoa federalnmu soudc Roseovi
vydan habeas kdyby guvener Richie tohoto satu
vyhovel zados guvernera Parkera> Louany vydan Dr.
McKona do zmnene statu.
Romano bylo syseni pred tfemi soudc zadosti.
ably Dr. McKon propusen by zarku avsak kdyz pfete
telegramy cd guvernera generanho navadniho Coco
Lousany zadost tato zamnuta obzalovany ponechan
vazbe Ocekava re pfiru serf okresu Morehouse
@atykacem pfiseznymi vypoved'mi pfijede Ultra
Dr. Hugh Young, nimz DR.. McKon spolupdsobil
knice Johns Hopkins university zasal telegram guvernru
Parkerov generalnimu navladnmu Coco, nchz proe
proti rozkazu zatcenf Dr. McKona ehoz nevine
jest pry pfesvsdcen. Acko Dr. McKon popfe ze jest Gle
Ku Kux Klanu guverner SVEN telegramu nazyv e
vidcem teto organisace.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29
ROMANCE OF LONDON GUILDS
Ancient Trads Companies Of the
erItish MStrebejlS That Roll
In Wealth.

How many people know what
FLETCHER" Isl The Fletchers are one
Of the livery companies Of the city Of
London. and the name means an arrow
maker. London Tit-Bits explains.
Some names Of the city companies,
such rs the lawmakers, barkers, apoth-
ecaries, joiners and musicians, are
easily recognizable. but what does n
cOrdwainer do, and a lorlner, and an
uphOlder? The first Is cObbler, the
second bride, bit and spurmaker,
and the third an upholsterer.
Among the most curious Of the COM
panicS is the pattcnInakers. The pat
ten was IL contraptiOn to fit on the boot
like Il double skate, which lifted the
pedestrian few inches from the dirt
nffl filth of the street.
There are number OF "grcat" Lon
don companies. In their correct order
they are the MERGERS, grOccrS, draprrS.
fiShm0ngcrs, goldsmiths, skimer>. mcr-
chant talors, haberdashers, saterS.
irOnmongcrs, winners and cloth
workers.
The wealth of some Of these city
guilds Is enormous. a parliamentary
commission which sat more than forty
years ago stated that the ratenble val
ne OF their splendid halls was about
f55.OOO. and this figure has been al
most doubled during recent years. If
their treasures came under the auc-
tioneer's hammer. they would realize
an Incredible sum.
The richest Of the companies is the
MERGERS, with an annual income Of
ELL 900; followed by diapers, f7S.OOO;
SINNERS, 100000: clothwOrkers, fG2.-
900 goldsmiths and haberdashcrs. t5S-
900 each; fshmongerS :nd merchant
tailors, $4,000 each, and so on.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29
GIGANTIC GEYSERS OF ALASKA
Have Not Been Visited. but Are Be-
lIeVed to Rival Those Of the
Yellowstone.

Near the head Of the Copper river
Ia A.tSha. in very rough and broken
country. above which rises the cone
or the extinct vOlcnrn Mount
Nrang"l. there exists. according to
III" report Of 4 government otiircr. a
nest OF gigantic S-ySrrS which may
exceed tEo>, of the Yellowstone val
ley in power and magnitude.
The officer WAS unable to approach
near the g"yScr$. but he saw many in
eruption from Il distance, and he
thinks that the steam from the gey-
S"rS has given rise to erroneous re-
ports from various sources that the
crater of Mount Wrungcl is still
alive. The surrounding country is so
rough with its ChasmS. glaciers and
lava beds that the officer is Of the
opinion that 1t would be almost i'm
possible for explorers to reach the
mountain.-New York Herald.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29
Rubber Culture.

An Interesting parallel mas been
drawn between the different varieties
OF rubber trees in the tropics and
those of maple trees in this country.
Out Of about 1000 varieties of trees,
all of which produce more or less rub
Der sap, only forty OF fifty have been
found whose product Is considered
commercially valuable. When q would
be cultivntor Of rubber goes to q
tropical country and sets out n plan
tation of rubber trees, which the ma.
tives know do not belong to the right
variety. he causes amused comment,
such as would be excited by a South
American who came to the United
States and bored holes in soft naples
with the expectation of obtaining
sugar sap. Experience has shown
that excellent rubber trees transplant
ed from their native habitat to other
regions having apparently Identical
soil and climate may flourish in
growth, yet lose their producing pow
er. Rubber culture requires great ex-
pert knowledge.-Philadel Ledger.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29
Strange Good-Iuck Charm.

The famous gambling resorts Of
n"aEvill" and Mrnt" Carlo ara. unuSi:-
all; rir!! in SuperStiti"nS. and a,irrr
are the faiths of til" men anG women
gamblers in grod-luck charms and
U:l"nS.
~ Monte Carlo Il man AMI woman
appeared III the tables each night, AMI
Will" TIE man played. I'll" wn;nan re-
manned sealed nursing Il black cat 70,
luck. The mans luck WAS good IA,
first. hut it changed later To play
with III" third and fourth fingers OF
the left hand crossed is Il device which
one woman affirmed gave her luck. but
she could t"t explain It,
At Deauvile Il Russian explained
his success by admitting that he ate
a considerable quantity Of almonds
Tor dinner every night. Amethyst tie
pins are popular ut the gambling re-
sorts because OF their alleged luck
bringing virtues. and every hunchback
that appears on the streets Is rubbed
against constantly.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29
PROTECTED BY AIR ENVEL OPE
without the Atmosphere Surrounding
1t, the Earth Would g.. Bom-
barded by Meteors.

The ordinary shooting star, or me-
teor may be piece of matter prob
ably not much bigger than baseball.
Millions of these small bodies move
about in the wide regions Of space.
1t Is one Of the great laws Of as
tronOmy that every body, whether
it Is a tiny meteor or a large star,
must revOlve about some other body.
The meteorS travel in great COM
panieS round the sun. For millions of
years they may continue on their path
then one day Il swarm of them begins
to feel the pull of the earth'S attruc-
ton.
They are dragged from their path
slowly ut first, and then with enor-
mouSly increasing speed until ut last
they strike the envelope of air which
surrounds this planet.
Here. owing to their terrific speed
such great friction is set up that they
catch fire, and flash across the sky
leaving Il trail of glowing dust behind
them.
1t IS good thing for us that we
have such Il meteor catcher as the at
moSphere to protect us. Otherwise
we should be subjected to a ceaseless
bombardment Of stones and pieces Of
metal from the realms Of space.
Occasionally giant among the
shooting stars pays us a visit in the
form Of fire ball or metaorite, weigh
ing several tons. These big fellows
are often not entirely consumed as
they pass through the air They gen
orally burst into large fragments at
some distance from the earth's sur.
face and their flying pieces have
worked havoc on many occasions.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29
Novel BurnIar Alarm.

As protection against burglary Or
theft. an alarm signal, described In
Popular Mechanics Magazine, has been
devised which Is adaptable to manY
uses. In size, it Is Only little laAk(g
than a big watch. which it resemRI&
It is loaded with ten blank cartridee6
which are fired by fuse on the inside
of the device. In case of danger it IL
only necessary to release a safakT
catch on the face It the device and
drop or throw the Signal, keeping hold
OF the finger ring, from which tho
alarm Is released when flung.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29
All but the Viz.

Recently chattel mortgage in a
rural district was foreclosed on the
following:
Eight oxen, viz, one yoke (2)
named Tom and Bill: one yoke (2)
named Spot and Black; one yoke (2)
named Red and Sam; one yoke (2)
named Jake and Bright"
The sheriff made his levy. and re-
ported that he had made diigcnt
search around DEFENDANTS premises.
but had been unable to find the viz"
An old negro. who worked ut the
Sawmill where tile oxen were found.
said to the sheriff: "BoSS. Use been
working round here cher since DIES
been any Sawmill. and | hain't neb-
Der seen no VICES. "-From OF the
Record.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29

When we look at the leopards In q
menagerie our minds instinctlvely turn
to pictures Of the hot tropics and the
torrid lands Of the equator. But there
are leopards that love the snow, and
never willingly descend below the
levels where snowstorms occur In sum-
mer as we'll as II winter.
There is at least one specimen in
this country Of the 'snow leopard"
whose home is among the lofty noun
tains about Tibet. Thousands Of
tanned skins of the snow leopard are
carried to Shanghai for sale, but the
living animal is rarely seen away from
his cool mountain home.-New York
Herald
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29
What This Buffalo Physician
Has Done For Humanity

The picture which appears here of
Dr.. Pierce of Buffalo, N. Y, was taken
in 1910. AS young man DR.. Pierce
practised medicine in Pennsylvania
and was known far and wide for his
great success in nlleviating disease.
He early moved to Buffalo and put up
in ready to use form, his Golden
Medical Discovery, the well known
tonic for the blood. This strength
builder is made from formula which
DR.. Pierce found most effective in
diseases of the blood. 1t contains no
alcohol and is an extract of native
roots with the ingredients plainly
stated on the wrapper. Good red
blood, vim, vigor and vitality are sure
TO follow if you take this Alternative
Extract. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery clears away pimples and
annoying eruptons and tends to keep
the complexion fresh and clear. This
Discovery corrects the disordered con-
ditions in a sick stomach, aids digcs-
ton, acts as a tonic and purifies the
blood. Write DR.. Pierce's Invalids
Hotel in Buffalo, n. Y, and receive
confidential medical advice withpr;:
charge. All druggists sell Discovery.
tablets or liquid. Send lOc ioc tr;Hi ri;;
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29
Human "aame Preserve" in Australia.

Human "0ame Preserve' in Australia.
In Australia preserve, or sane.
tuary, has been established for the
benefit Of human beings, the remnants
of native race that Is Still Ia the
Stone age Of civilization,
These modern med Of the Stone
age wander ever Il vaht ~gim ID fhe
arid interior Of Australia. Ab6Gt
their number little Is known, but the
total is estimated at 100 or there
abOuts. Many Of them never have
seen white man. A large portion Of
this region is practically UNEMPLOYED
because of water scarcity and the
danger of attack by the natives.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29
Taking His Deuree.

Madgc-What Is Cholly Spendthrift
doing?
Marjorie-As near as l can judge,
he seems to be taking postgraduate
course in the school CT cXpCrcnCe.-
New York Sun.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-29
:inrcd 'age S.

Hush Bur;
Henry Qu:IN.
Il. e.. Qu'tN.
Iancy Lewis,
.,n,r> Lewis.
T,ni,, ruckwiiler.
+ :. Winau.
!: /. W:throw.
lmzi Bush.
4. l.. Leslie.
John Lewis.
Mark Lewis.
Il. X. \"un5,
T.. II. NoHtA.
c;,Ircr Roach.
|IIrlcs McCutchcon,
ii,r,.y Jones,
nr,al Miles.
C,rrsc Mics.
Hubert l.in;hicuHl.
W.I,iam NJ. Lains,
rn,yard Linthicum.
E,,r.r NarrS,
Iahn Quick.
n e. Goldman.
rbarlc> Tuckwiller,
George Judy.
WINNERS Supply Company.
,%,rlr> d. Schrimm & Sou.
,iLrrt Kirkpatrick,
T.. W. iiand.cy,
n. \. Johnson,
! l.. McClung,
IharlcS Corkrcan,
! II. Freeman.
Cameron Wade,
G.. II. Judy.
Charles Iuckwille-,
CImpbcll Hardware Co.,
q. i. Cnnman.
Tlrmcr>' Supply CO.,
{. II. Roach.
Gilmcr Roach,
Oval Niles.
George Miles,
Harry Jones,
CAV Hess.
Hubert Linthicum.
howard Linthicun,
George NarrS,
E.. NJ. Roach,
C.. G.. Johnson,
Tom Hayes,
J. G. Watts,
#. 4. Johnston,
E. F. White,
E. C.. Johnston,
J. l.. McCluns,
Cameron Wade,
Phil Corkrean.
A. Hamrick.
Newman Anderson,
Glenn Marrs,
J.. l.. Anderson,
J. E. Marrs,
d. D. Lips,
Will Flack,
F. G. Coffman.
Farmers Supply Company,
Campbell Hardware Co,
John Strealy,
G.. l.. Lewis,
John Lewis,
Rodney Young,
Rcnick Tuckwiller,
Mark Lewis,
Shell Freeman,
C.. l.. Winall,
p. W. Marrs.
II. b. Austin,
W. b. Via,
J.. II. Childers,
J.. l.. EStep,
Alex. Bryant,
Walter Kincaid,
C.. II. Roach,
Gilmer Roach,
Charles Roach,
William Miles,
George Miles
Lon HAYES
Orval Miles.
W. II. Hanson,
lin PcrsinIer
JOHN Pcrsinrcr.
f. \. Tucl:willer
E.. s. Schramm & Son,
u. 4. Johnson.
). !. Freeman,
T.. C.. hIarrs.
IT, l.. McClunr.
Glenn Mars.
N. b. Johnson,
If. r. Freeman.
Phil Corkrean.
Cam ron Wade.
r. :. Burgess,
Shell Freeman,
B. A. Wade,
G.. l.. Lewis,
IL. C. Boggs,
Campbell Hardware Co.
A. B. Scott,
William Laing,
G.. H. Roach.
Ray Jones,
W. Fl. Henson,
4 George Jones,
Gilmer Roach,
Thos. w. Shields.
NJ 4 JobpSop
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08

Lee MeGrefg tad lasf lsaeafne estintss
Judge J u Tnfuef vas shera Rae
late ! i Nnxant sets eognfe ffst#s
'irsr and held otiits uftil + 49, ebel
isled ~ the log iafafe i WILSON
VAS county assess at an} ~a Feafa1nefl
until defeated IN the last 4rimar< i
!. Smith y + Su8itb II NeN
SMYRNA VAS then, a now. e4Hnft faE
collector although his term ~ afFffN
mas not been continuous Tho oaifa.
81 superintendent Of public eonstr1af-
Ton was held by iterf Fish Thn
county commissioners were the late
FRANK +. Bond Or DeI.and the late
Thomas l.. Rodgers cf Daytona. " Fl
Mcbride Of Seville Thomas I M1r
ray OF New Smyrna and M. { eau
mons. then IT Orange CITY judge
'anes W Perkins. the present 5laee
q Inc circuit court vas SOLICITOR i,
the criminal court 81 record Il
"ethereil was then. ~ nov savtr
visor OF Registration nut his term .,
once has not been continuous.
coming down 10 civ aff3eEsIS -
RroWn thin h4la no rs~s.ss.n