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J. q. NULL-HAULING OF ALL
@ KINDS. MOVING$A Special
ny. 207 Diamond street. Phone
1497-M. 4s2QA
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ONE MULLENS,a motor boat In
S5 first class condition. VIII; sell Or
trade on good car. Inquire 7oo- Dla-
mona Street. 4917s&A
ephone 1881. B "a
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Heating Plumbing

ORSPLUAfB1NG PHI ONEaPITTS-
BURGH&PLUMB1NGg COMPANY.
1891 s!; 4700A
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Hre:ssInakIng5
1T97177-9 i7 Z, - 455lI5
Autos and ACCESSORIES

SIXTEEN HORSE power Gasoline
Engine, good condition, inquire
of C. NJ. M eredith, Rt. No. 8. Tel--
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"A. WROE, PLUMBING. Phone
ssss 1881, Il Wiley street. 4806A
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WANTED TO, RENT S. C. ri.
room house furnished or TN
a. Close in. Long Lease
.P.@O.s BoxS114 1876 "a
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ONE CASH REGISTER, one pop,
corn and peanut rooster three.
floor Il showcases, two counter
showcases and one grocery refrtg-
orator. Next door to drug store.
Monongah, w Va. 50l5 "a
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OVERLAND rs Roadster s275.oo---:
Studebaker pass enger touring:
Newly painted and in good running
condition, $4,000, I. McIn tire.
VVorthington, w: Va 4950A
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Situations Wanted F'ema le

WASHING WANTED TO DO.
Phone 1921. 46S4A
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Miscellaneous For Sale

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
New and used: easy payments.
National Cash Register CO..
Clarksburg. w. Va. 4eo7A
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Tailoring Pressing

HARDEN e8{ & RODEHEAVER -.
5s8s PAINTING AND PAPERHANG-
ING. Prompt service and lowest
prices. Phone 1922. 4956As
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21

maatte Com tage fin GaIp mco fla til
n9rnlelte Sarmbiem for at bente
Sielp, men ban fom boa meb fit gooe
Sltnler / gebolo frem til ct. SAUL.
Der nppneS ipecielt, at 80 Yiger Del.
tog / oenne &onturrance ON Oe beoite
8plpe, men no9en YrGmier par life
ilooelt, % bette beretteoeS. Ser er
peo oenne fulfilling giort opmerfion,
paa, bpilfen itor 8etponing oct bar,
at flere SuiinO Gutter % Yieer, til.
berenoe oisie forifieaiee Sporet-
ningsflubbe, bpert gar l9aaer
8runopolben til tit fremtioige Sirfe
iom fDnoige % inoiigtsfuloe Sarme.
re. Set fan life anoct enc bore goo
Jrrgt | Sremtioen, mener man. =
Sfslge en- ienere 8eretnine blep Soc
Siafien al Springfielb, 8ropn 9oun.
tp, tilfietOt ferite Sremie for beoIte
"babp beef. Ser bar oper eft Stunt
brebe Opr / oenne &lasie, % BET be.
tragtebes iom en- operorbentlig flor
sgre for ben lr,ge Spbr9tter. Sol.
ben, en- Sereforo meb bpib Ianoe,
blep ienere UNDER itor Seltagelie
iolgt peo Iuftion. Den fine Steg
i~erpereoes Den n9Ite Dag peo en- gan-
fet. Soruoen 8remier bill unee
Siafien faa fri &eiie til ben natio.
mole 8p9guoitiaing / Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21
NorO 9afota.
Sargu itemmer for Torbr9noinas.

aulGg. Sareos Gplgere bar meo
1850 moo FIN 1888 Stenrmer bi.
falot en- Blan, bporpeo 8onbs til ct
gelsb al 100000 ifaI u~oiteoes for
oermeb at Ifaffe gpen ct mooerne
Inl9g, bpor alt Iffalb fan brRllbes.
Surlanser ltnberibselie af Sals-
misligbeber. Sra 8ismarcf melotes
Den 16oe bs., at ser blep cirfuleret
Inisgninger, bporDeo CONNER Col
fep bill annlobes ON at iammenfaloe
en- 8ranoiurp til l1nberisgelie af bis.
lie SilfPloer | gurleigb @ollntp,
buorpeo Salglobene p~aaitaaes at boz
re opertraaot. Rogen beltemt &laee
bar life fremfsrt / Iniegninsen, men
oe mentes at omfatte Spiitigbeoer in.
oen Gourtpets lofale Solitif.
Gonntpanbitor afiat. Otter Srbre
al @llpernsr Neitos er 6. S. &oprt.
pa, @uoitor al 9urfe Gountp, Den
17be os. blepen afiat ira lit @mbebe.
&lagerne moo Scr. &opripa er man.
&c og al forifieaig Iatur. San paa.
ltaaes iaaleoes at babe biit Jig ono.
~ifabsfulo, at ban er ,lopgtig | llb.
ferelie al gmbebets Yligter iatnt at
ban bruser groo aipft mob Soft, ser
inbfinoer Jig paa bans &ontpr. SO.
6. Wartin par Of Gountpfommisiio.
men llonPont til miblerttbig Inbitor,
men ou benne paa en- formel Waabe
anmooet ON at faa fig l,bleperet Nsg.
lerne, iaa fit ban Dem life.
Ninut at n~nberbpIbe 2erere. I'm.
Ser set Wsbe, Tom Statens 9erer.
forening afboloer / Winot, bill Der
blanbt anore Observation-Disclosures gibes
ct biitoriIf Yrogram, fremitiGenbe
Rortb 8afotas Bionerer paa Sfole.
oeierets Sntraaoe. ltofsreIien Ser.
al foreitaaes al Grof. WcSarlano,
E%rpiioent at Mtnot Normalifole.
@uperner u. q. Reitos bill ben fsrIte
aften iammen meo flere af bans tio.
lieere Naboer % Senner / Ninot OPP
trebe / ct Spmpoiium. Som en- al
Sopebtalerne llnber 2erermsbet 19p.
mes @i0iam @iibop Omen Of Gbica.
90, HrGiioent at BEN rationale Soc.
r%erforening.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21
SDo 9afota.

Intponinscr til Ole peb 2emou.
9e melt lopenoe I~ntponinger til Ollie
iagbes at bore p%aatruffet / Sapis
9r9ub, ser bores / Iprosit for Sc.
mon. Wan bar Der nauet en- Spbbe
al 531 500.
Ma%isaolingen ~fOrSublct i &9rbi.
Ger er life liben Sreit for Soutb
0afotas Sarmere / Sen &~ienosgier.
ming, at oereS Waisaoling iuar err
pprb abifiaig oper set bobbelte moo
ifior. Man bar iaaleoes regnet no,
of Stoterts Otaisnpling iaar er pGro
% Wfilioner Collars mere eno Sior.
ooretS. Sprtb Safotas Mais lola.
tes ifior for 10 Gents, iaar brineer
ben as Gents pr. gltibeI.
SsnSasslupen life roffet. sloiier.
ne melote fort eiter @alget, at Sta.
tens SpnOagslop, iom bar iorelaat
GGlgerne, bar blepen tilbuaefalot.
Sette uiier Jig mi life at bore I'll.
fGloet, ioet Ell Maioritet uotalte lin
Silfreositiaelle meo 2open ilig iom
Den er. s ianume Sorbinoelic er heller
life gmbebet for Statsiberiii opbG.
bet, ilig iom man ferit pil0e bape oct
til. SGlgerne bar / begge biSie Sil.
iPlOer bolot fait peo oct beItaaenoe.
8riiefulera raIer. Ser meloes fra
Slanoreail, at 8riiefolera / 2sbet al
ganife faa Sage bapoe nGiten belt
uorpbbet Ell Slof al TO peroifuloe
8riie paa Soeal Sarm / 9pnn Comm.
ibip. Sroos of Here WPnb arbeioe.
DC blanot 8riiene baabe Scat og Saa
for at forbriue Spgoommen, iaa blf.
febc Dog 100 al Dem unoer for ben.
elsie 8riie peiebe aienneminitlia
225 Snnb bier, % DC maatte brrn.
oeS for at %forebpgge Smittens 10.
brebelie.
Sulbt ium Sanger af Snclturmeu.
Som erempel paa, bpor poloiom Den
| gegpnoellen at forrige llse inotrui.
ne Sne'torm bar, melbes fra Seao, at
Sobn gnoerion 90 Wtiis &boba Ibil.
lips nnoer en- nbflugt blep moot til
at isge Sp / Ell iorlabt Sptte % Der
paa bolot / ct uIripiuigt S~anaenifob
Der belle tire Gage. Sort oen treble
Dag popeoe De iis no, oa Sfilsbere,
Der par ienbt no for of isse eiter Dem,
ianM Dem oa fiGmpenoe iia msiiom.
melig frem giennem Den opbe Sne.
Ger babe belbiapis peret Iropiant
| Sptten, iaa De | benme Senieenoc
life bapbe liot nogen Hso.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21

Intpbninser til Ole peb 2emun.
melt loperoe Intponinger til Ollie
at bore ~paatruffet / Sapis
9rslb, Der bores / Rprbsit for Sc.
mon. Wtan bar Der naaet en- Spbbe
al 531 500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21

al ian
% "a
ON
Stor1
@fe1l
glarb
Sog1
Wtal1I
Dan
6olfd
Totet
life
@e,1S
Snoil
ganll
ira
@6ge
% 5
taire
I Sh
ban /
al 81
el1oill
1929
brett
Wtalld
pelt6e
biertd
lambs
StoS
meme,
igrite
mems
6ren1
iont
iteQea
"SpfI |
Serre
tige
6u De
ben
bere6d
g(rbei
beI6el
So, !
al In
ller d
l11att6
iorlt
De err
9rnoe
ifol r
&igbd
% bd
baal1I
Oor
Brobi
0tond
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21
@iscpmTm.
Snnorcoaaria Hgbhnb bpb.

D>D"f
@arrington, en- al De beoit fienote
Snoianere / oenne Del al Staten, er
6so / Seibena. Sau blep 100 Iar
gammel % bar ben Glbite Berion paa
Wtenominee Heierpationen.
Ipualst statsienator ips. Ole g..
Simmer, peo liolte Salg palgt til
Statsienator for lite Oiitrift, mel
oes at bore / Ell fritiif Sorfatning
eiter at bore rantmet al ct SlagtiI.
i9loe. Wr. ainnep Dor / Superior,
buor ban er Gr9iioent al Gommllni-
tn SapingS 9anf.
Sammenlutnins af Childbirth
ter. . Ger or iperfiat Ell 9epegelie
for at banne ct fonipliberet Sfolebi.
thrift al Sopns Of Neenab, Sibfoib
90 Ginlano iamt miligenS Glaptcn.
Gonntpets Observation-Disclosures bar
forrige llge begpnbt at iammenfaloe
Wsoer / De forifielige Siltrifter for
at forbanole ON Den forelaaeSe
Salnlrlenllltfnlr19.
Batter 8ape. 9praaoet / Werria
bar peb Heiolutioner mootaeet Den
Sclbiers' Wemprial Garf, iom Wr.
o. Wrs. q. s. Stanae bar ifi9nfet
8pen. 8apen bliper iaa meact mere
uaffer % pGroifulo berpeb, at Mr.
% Wrs. Stange Der bill befoite Sp.
fsrelien al ct 0epnument til Iinoe
ON De Soloater % SisfoIf, Scr falot
unoer Seroensfrigen.
5emti Wtiaionsr for Statems SnS-
get. Sor at boloe De forIfieQiae
Statsbepartementer saaenoe De nGite
to Iar, b~egpnoenbe lite Suli npIte
Iar, er Der til StatSfommiSiionen
for offentlige Inliggenoer inoaipet
9esiGring ON 8epileninaer belsben.
De fig til noget ODER 10 WiQioner
Dollars. 0ertil fommer De 90 WiI.
lioner Dollars, iom iorIanges al
Statens forifielige Sfo~le6eparte.
menter, % alt iait penteS De iorifieI.
liac arap at naa op til iemti Nil.
lioner Collars.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
All-Wool Serges

All-wool French and storm serges
IN fine wearing quality. SO inches
wide: ideal for children's wear: IN
navy, brown, red, green. black. The
two days only, yard, special 4 M
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
Conspiracy Trials Set
For Hearing Next Year

WAsfIlNGTOS. Nov. 17.-Thc
trial of Charles w. Morse, million
afro ship maguatc, hia thros soma
and eight others on charges of cone
spiracy 90 dcfrtud the United states
shipping board was set today Tor
Tuesday. February 2j. 1923, by jus
uccSnff0rd in the District ot Co
lumhia criminal court
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
DAUGHTER, IS, is MISSING
Left Homo win Finer ImLinbiiI
Father Of Girl Tells Authoritlc@.

MIR and Mrs. w NJ Davis of Fed
oral drive are awaiting news from
thoir i5.year-old daughter Anna
who left homo Tuesday evening with
Elmer Lukinbill, said 10 DO n well.
known polico character. according
Go the etory Davis told county Of
ficlals Friday morning.
'Tukinbiil wanted TO take Anna
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18

to n party but 10 this wo objected,
Davis said "Then thoy asked tu
10 a show ana wo consented. Thal
Is the last wo Lave seen Of her
know she would come homo n sh'
could get away from him"
The girl IL described Hs being
feet ana 6 inches tall wciRha t2l
pounds, has fair skin and black .fyel
ana hair She has a brown biNh
mark on her right arm.
-aaassaaa=a-saaHaaaa-.aaHaz
New York CITY has an Tex gorv-
leo MCu'a Antt-Honus league"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
Silk and Wool Remnants

and short lengths Of fastest selling
and most popular silks and woolens
in practical lengths for many good
purposes, TO be closed out at irre-
sistibly low prices.
Fleece GOods-Second Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
Saturday Toilet Goods Features
Creams aud Lotions

Creams aud Lotions
rompeilan Night Cream. sic. $50
Fompelian Massage Cream
at .,.,.s.,.,s..',31 6vc, SIC
PompcliAn Day Cream. $40
Elmo Cleansing Cream . ssc, SOC
paggett q Ramsdella
Cream ,,,....,.,.,g ,gSc, SIC, bIo
Espey Cream ..ss,,,ssr''ss' ''iVo
Kinds Honey and Almond
cream .sssss.sstsssssss 300
Oriental Cream .,,,...,....,.iI0
Ilcmings Facial CfeAm, 3po
Ponds Extract Vanishing
cream ..sssss sssss''''.'s.'@'"
ElosyA Cold Cream ...,,,.3Io
stiiimsn's Freeklo Cream. $50
Dr. Derry's Freckls Cream. 400
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
Fancy Wool Coatings

An exceptional quality of fancy
wool coatings foe fall and winter
coats In a fine line OF color COM
binations; extra heavy weight: sc
and 5S-Inch. Two days 900
only, yard. special. ... OsCC
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18

We Quote No For.
mcr or Comparative
PRICES In our Al.
Vcrtising. We Let
You Bc tho Judge
~ values.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
Chiffon Taffeta

Superior quality plain and
changeable chiffon taffets IN black.
navy. brown and a full line OF
wanted shades; SO inches wide J.
Ideal for daytime dreSes. I 0E
Tho yard, special. ....... lECO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
Splendid Values in
Silks, WOOlens
Heavy Canton Crepe

An extra heavy silk Canton crepe
OF superb quality. evenly woven
and perfectly finished for after
noon gowns and fino blouses. 40
inches wide and shown In n large
OF colers. The yard. 80. A.UO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
Colored Messaline

Very good wearing quality satin
messaline for blouses, dresses and
Innings. in navy. brown, blacS and
many colors; SO inches I EO
vide. On sale, special ... lsCJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18

An extensive collection OF good.
practical. serviccabie coats for juniors
In splendid styles and fashioned In
nice. warm, durable polo cloth and
Velours.
They nre ideal models for dressy
wear and for school service. Nicely
lined and well tailored. Offered in
good selection of desirable colors.
Many show lovely collars. and some
times cuffs, OF fine furs. Selections
are excellent and tho values sur
passingly fine. Sizes ~, l6.
We feel warranted in saying that
you win wait n long time before find
Ing the equal in juniors coat values to
these. They have regularly brought
considerably higher prices than to-
days special sale price. So take ad-
vantage OF this economy opportunity
by all means.
Misses sbop-Fourth Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
Velvet Corduroy

Splendid line OF new corduroys in
fast pile, medium wide cords for
bathrobes, kimonos and men 3
house coats; in 25 different shades.
Tho two days only, special OEa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
TOILET WATERS AND
PERFUMES

81 MaSls Y. ". zoe
Sl'50 A1urcR Ncgctai ....si.IT
si,S0 Djcr-kiss Negetal. .sI.f5
=. Djcr-kiSs Toilet Water. ,SI.6g
l-oA. Jlckce Perfume ..,.. ouc
t-oE. Locust Perfume ..... soc
t-oz. White Rose Perfume. SOC
si.e5 pinaud's lilac NCgctai 98c
$3.50 Mary Garden Toilet
water ss,,.ss. .ts...,tl, SNc
i-of. Niurca Perfume .,...T5C
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-22
PERSONAL PROPERTY SALE.

II;
;ra 1' .,,, ,I'i ur,iueu 10 give up iarln-
! n ~ "i',. >o. or, my cn'irc llmr 10 my
n w." ~ az ,n,> I'm oaitr ior SAFE; by
at viii; p I,Dh,,., ,'', ,,o''' I'll i''E nome
ct ,, ~ n,XIiia,',Hpu nS::.r on ,
hcainni,n a L., -, ~ VnEi I'22:
n nI.,r,,I's , 1T iW d. H. Inc loilowlng
G,.,, r. Tn "p, q anal IN ~ :,
,.ni,rI,, It" isnn .'nl' ana ~ years Old,
dri~r pay i'orSe' years DID, ride or
Bov Saddle uor.. ,.o.,.. o,,
RnS S"diio IIo ~ = years oiu;
ir,vrIS an. n.,;,. years old'
brown I,rc - ,.o,. o,.,.
Cnv. = ,n'. - ears oId'
I EorJS"n 'T rr,>., o,o' ,
Eordso, Tr, ,, SUI aN new
boIiSm, ">'0' i'o"' TWO
I"i,.,. ;o p,,..
good -, , ~ .'''''' "'>e''"ei NO. =
nr3iio', ,,o.;, >,.,,:
nr"' IH ii N"chlle' new:
H.; Ii,r r"A '"Me' new
Si<.toni T, S Wv. lIN
InhrU"', t,;;,,,ii'o.hcElnS iiarrow;
> Turnirn plmw, 7'o' 'o''''''oh
. DnubIr Shnr"i pIo,,..
;',, o''1Ecl iloWS:.
3 HnnJ W w. M'u'"S "o''iN''or;
I ',Uu T"SV,!N,
WIN W:;NG , li;ii. wagon
C,,i,;ra ,' ~, ,,o,
Tnr T;,., ''"H' goo" HN new;
tI,,. ~ ''"3SH' Hct DouDic Buggy
- C,'n
I WinrhrSirr Sh" ", c, r,"il'cSS;
21-Cnl Wimrh no ,"" 'p;c.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-22
REPUBLICAN EXTRAYAGAhCe.

PrcSidcn, Harrison increased the
ordinary expenses Of the govern
Incnt over the first Cleveland adj
ADMINISTRATION S95 .000.0 900.
Cleveland in his second admin
tration reduced the Harrison cNpcn-
diturcS $6.jj9.00O.
President Mckinley increased the
ordinary expenses Of the govern
mcnt over Clcvcland'S second adj
miniStration Excluding expenses
of The Spanish War; Sl5,0O0.0OO.
RooScvclt'S second administration
incl caScd the ordinary government
exposes over Clcvcland'S second adj
miiStration 1896 600. O0O-an avcI-
age annual increase of 1000 900.
IIarding'S administration in two
years (including 1923 budget has
increased the ordinary expenses Of
the government over Wilson's sec
cd administration Excluding war
CNpcn1ilurCSD $3.50 900. 900.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-22
Pl BI.l,. SALE.

Having sold Iny farm will sell
at auction nj the "Stricklrr Place.
near A>buTN. the following person
al property Oh
SAL RDAl. SEPT. %. 1922.
Beginning AZ 1890 Il. III.
> Horses.
, icarling Hcifcr>.
: Good Calves.
II head Sheep,
Some Hogs.
Farm Wagon. good as new.
| Moving Machine. good AS new,
l Hay Rake.
l Set Work Harness.
Set Driving harness,
l Saddle,
| Turning Plow.
! Spring Tooth Harrow,
! Heating Stove,
| BcdStcad.
Other farming implements.
IERMS-Made known on day of
sale.
w. VI. BROWN.
n. u. MOSS. AuctlOnccr 15-2w
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-22
SET BUSY.

rGGr The present law HI" voters
! OF rIcG party elect Committccm"n
Tor "3rA maSi>tcliai district in the
! county. lac people so elected conn
pose the Executive Committee of
the respective party in the county.
These men are elected every four
Years. The Democrats OF Green
bilcT county have Il Committee of
twenty men-two from each OF the
ten districts. BY the vote of the
Democrats these men are the party
leaders in their districts. This is
by virtue Of the vote of the Demo-
Gratis themselves. Now, il is I'D to
the Democratic voters of each dis
trict TO cooperate with these men
IN organizing and laying plans for
the campaign. There can be no de-
lay in this matter. 1t is time TO be
aggressive and active. Democrats
III Grccnbrier county can not afford
TO be passive and inactive. Meet
YOUR committeeman. learn their
plans. and cooperate With them in
every Way. This means YOU. fellow
Democrats. II does not mean YOUR
Democratic neighbour. ii means YOU.
|: We want less taxes. fewer Office
holders and Il decrease in the en-
prn>c> of government. the Demo-
Gratis must get busy and carry the
election in order that service NAV
be rendered to the public. Go to
work with the assurance that the
Democratic party is going to carry
tlc county and the State. and that
zeal. helpful. beneficial service is
going to be rendered by those who
are elected to Office. 4 Democratic
party can do nothing else. To do
otherwise ii would at once cease to
be Democratic. BE Democratic and
go to work for Democracy and then
demand laws which will put into
effect the principles of Democracy.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-22
TEN bS0 NGH.

\ W.! started III 1914: Car M
tor got into il in 1917. rri,c> O.
thinH> went UP; Wages wen! NJ.
ln"Sr bcnciitins by the high price,
oi things and wages do not want III,
same to GENE down. For this reason
the world is tied up. The wadinS
out is a hard Job. Harder than t..c
war. Had the Golden Rule been
executed we'd not had the war.
Were it executed to-day, we'd not
have today's miNup. The wonder is
how many mere spans Of life before
We learn that this simple law does
not settle but obviatcs all difficulties
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-22
CAMPAIGN OPENED.

NJ. NJ. Nicely, Democratic nominee
for United States Senator, opened
his statewide campaign in Wayne
county last Saturday by enumcrat-
ing to an enthusiastic audience some
of the burdens and hardshipS that
have been hcapcd upon the people
through So-called Republican nor
malcy. He challenged the q. q. p.
leaders to cite any constructive leg
iSlation that has come during the
Harding Administration.
Mr.. Nicely cNtollcd the virtues of
Democracy by referring to the fed
eral reserve act, the Clayton act,
the various eight-hour laws and
labor measures, the federal trade
commission law, the shipping act,
the farm loan act, the federal aid
for good roads, together with many
other achievements Of the Wilson
Administration, which he declared
constitute the richest heritage of
bcneticent legislation the American
people have ever received from any
administration since the party gov.
eminent began.
LII MS auurcSS al wayne Mi
Nicely expressed confidence of his
ability to defeat Howard Southcr.
land. the incumbent. who is up for
reelection. The rally is regarded
with more passing interest inasmuch
as it was the firing OF the first big
gun which opens the fall political
! campaign in West Virginia.
cratic by wide margin. turned
out i'll good numbers TO welcome the
Fairmont candidate and pledged tC
| him their support on November !.
During the next six weeks which
intervene between now and the cleo
! lion. Nicely plans To cover every
equity in West Virginia in Il whirl
wind campaign.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-22
CLASSIFIED IBYERTISING,
NOTICE.

Sealed bids for printing tIle Bal
lots to be used in the General Elcc-
hon to be held in Grccnbrier County
West Virginia. OH November :. 1922
will be received at the office of the
Circuit Clerk for Grccnbricc county.
w. VA. till 10 o'clock Il. Ill. on Oct.
:. 1922. Ballots to be printed by the
10Th day Of October. 1922. No. OF
Ballots to be printed, 36.195: No.
Sample Ballots. coo.
w. +. RICHARDSON
AGNES HAYES.
WM. b. BLAKE. liz.
Z2-ZW Ballot Commissioners
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-22
WOOL TARIFF,

As the farmers oc the United
States buy haE Of the products con-
>umcd they will pay half of the
enormous tHN which the Fcrdncy-
McCHmbcr bill! imposes on the
American people for The enrichment
Of the proliiccrs for whom it was
primarily intended. II. T.. Miles.
Chairman Of The Fair Tariff League.
Il protcCtionist organization. in the
statement to the Senate Finance Com
mittcc. said Of the tariff which the
Fordncy-McCumbcr bill has put on
law wool Ito stimulate agricul-
turc:" 49,
AT 33 cents per secured pound
duty thc rate in the FOrdncy-Mc-
Cumbcr biln the cost to the public
will be $l9S.OOU. 900, of which the
wool growers would get 50. 2U0.00U
against which the farmers as Il
whole would pay 800 200. 900 and
the rest Of the public an equal sum.
"Ihi> estimate is extremely con-
scrvativc \ widely experience
ed manufacturer has given YOU his
estimate that this G0,000.O0O Of pro
lection on wool protected by Il duty
Of - cents Il pounh would cost
the consumer S250.O0O. 900. .
Personally think the farmer would
pay 500. 100000 to get his $50. 900
600. Tie farmer puts upon his
own back as much wool as he raises
He is therefore only taxing himself.
He also pays full wool duties on the
40 per cent Of cotton and 80 per
cent of shoddy adultcration in his
winter Clothing-anothcr, say. $23,-
O00. 600 loss"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-22
TWEhTy-F0UR HOURS,

Many persons have figured how
to live on a given sum of money
each day. month or year: but few
have figured on how to live and let
live on 81 hours. And in that twenty
four hours develop the best mental.
soul and physical power. If our
attention were thus directed. we
would be FAR more successful in
every line Of human cndcavor. If
we were after the mental. spiritual
and the physical in man as we arc
al after The material. we'd be living
Under different conditions to-day.