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lue Ia condensation al saludo de
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-28

i es fama me los esnoS7s cHr
daron helmsntc fs cshStjns dc
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fa,smo que s iiios y los hiios ID.
hiios.
Jtsisr Dioemol d. c.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-28
NEW BANK QUARTERS.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Rich
mond, having jurisdiction in this
part OF West Virginia, the following
H'aleIncnt as to lis new banking
home will be Of interest:
1hronSs crowded the streets in
tnc financial section of IRichmond.
va, Saturday when The more than
Hloo,oo0.0G0 in securities were
moved from the building on East
Main Street 10 The new Federal Re-
serve Bank in that city at the corn
cr OF Ninth and Franklin Streets
l'aptaIn Mcmahon, of The civ police
iorce, directed squad of twrlyc
Poiiccmcn, who, With government,
ana private detectives and armed
'mplnScS oi The banking institution
guarded the trucks as they convey
ca Inc securities through the Streets.
trmoEal Of millions OF dollars i'm
cash ana bonds also was made from,
me vaults Of the Planters National
h"nk and The First National Bank
10 He vaults of the new Federal
banking building, which, with il,
annex, Occupies inc north side of
franklin Street from Eighth TO
.Nlillh Streets, HE main entrance
being Ninth Street.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-28
HUNTlNGTON'S GROWTH,

ihcrc arc 1876 residences and 3IY
othSr buildings under construction
III Huntington and their estimoted
y,a,uatlon is S374,G5O. according IN
0i aata complied by Secretary H. +,
Inercc. '" |'ohh~
Irrmits issued up to and inc,ud-
ing october 18th by the CITY buiid.
ing Inspector total sl70,3S3 in m.
ProNilnated valuation.
II Is estimated by Mr.. Matthew's
mat construction underway snS
cloSciH prospective has a vaiuo ha-
tween SS00,0O0 and 5000 ,O00. Tb;.
,Wal would include the soon ono
nui1ldins nnit to be erected by the Ar
eoid construction Co., Of Cbicaao
lc lor Inc .. l.. Standard Drv Gon1.
no. To:. at the northwest corner of
ei'lh street and Seventh avenua
Locai {. 4 O. improvements to h.,
ii!ndlcd by the Arnold Comn,n,.
WI aad some $4,000 to tbr bniij,
Ing valuation aggrc uatc, ' "''i''i-
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-28
NUMBER 10
WRECK ON YlRGINiAN.

ID. j. Lambert, OF Princeton, W. Va
was probably fatally injured Mon-
day Inoruing when the big yirginian
freight which he was driving crash
ed into another engine and string
OF trclght cars at Glcnwhite Junction
Lambert Was thrown beneath a mass
'of wrcckagc and rescued by fellow
tralnmcn and brought to the Beck
ley hospital. where both legs below
me knees were aInputated.
The wreck occurred shortly ,ftor
= O'Clock when the Virginian train
On the main line was struck by q
traln coming out Of The t;Icnwhitc
I'm" OF the Nirgini;,n lhruuuh The
Junction. The train crew on the
ulcnwhite freight Jumped and es-
capped injury. Two brakcmcn and
tlie fireman OH Lambcrt's engine al
so Jumped but Lambert remained .t
MS post i'll hopes of being able to
stop his train in time to avoid col
llSlon with the other train.
Seventeen heavily loaded aondoy,
coal cars were jumblcd in the wreck
age. AT the station of Pax. several
| noDocS were seen 70 get on the main
line EIrSinian freight but after tbI.
wreck none Of Them could be found
IL IS believed that some of Them ot
least were buried beneath thc wroct
aye Oh The huge coal train.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-28
RALEIGH CRIMINAL COURT,

One hundred and scvcntv-rour in
alctmentS were returned br IN
halclsh county grand Jury, Which,
completed its work last Friday. or
his number Is were felony indirI-
mems returned against members Of
INC United Mine Workers of Amcri-
ca who participated from thai conn
tH In The march to Logan, in most
cases The charges were based ON thr
|conliScation OF arms was unIawful
saihcrlnSs by the members of tI,n
organization. >
indictments OF misdcmeauor
CnafscS were returned against y. +.
workman and Amos Slower, former
members of the County Court and
against whom felony indictments
were returned by the March rranJ
jury hut who were not tried on ~,
co'iilt OF a writ Of prohibition is.
sucu bS The Supreme Court.
One hundred and lhjrix-four
cases have been set for the prc,rnt
nIiniii!al court, which began Ori
9th. Sun ''''
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-28
KENYON RESUMES.

An array of witnesses who are
expected to divulgc all vital detail,
ot the recent Vest Virginia mining
disorders began their stories Mon
day before the Senate Labor Com
mlltc", which resumed its inquiry
III the industrial conflict. The schcd
ule calls for sin days of hearings.
Monday and Tuesday for labor Wit
nrsseS, ihc next two DAYS for coal
operators witnesses and the laJ tyyn
days for Witnesses summoned indr-
pcndently by the committee.
ny The committee, Officers of the
'hltcd' Mine Workers and cycwit
neSSeS |" bloody conflicts of the Min
90 IeldS appeared Monday for the
union SIdc. Ihe operators also have
arranged to present numerous viii
ncSseS. SuppocnaS have been issued
Dy Chairman Kenyon for a score of
witnesses. They include Brisadicr
GENERAL BandhOltZ, who had charge
oi inc federal forces during armed
intervention; Attorney General +.
l.. Englad. of West Virgiia former
uoveror II ID. Hatfield, and r. /.
rc,tH' Biuciicid, W. Va, head of the
'aidwln-fclts detectives. who has
Deen ordered to bring records show
ins the number OF operatives in
MihSo. Logan and Mcdowell conn.
lleS. Other committee witcsscs in
cludc: William Pctrcy, Charleston.
Mlillam NJ. Wiley, Sharplcs, W. Va:
Eoi. ): RI. Ford. war department:
Don Chatin. Sheriff of Logan conn.
~; w. JeH Lauck, economist for ib,
laD9r organizations; Philip Murray,
ol indianapolis; ". X. 1hurmond.
president of the Logan county opcr-
ators' association, and Dan w. Sims
an attorney of La Fayettc, Indiaa
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-28

WOMAN GUNNER,

Robbed oi husbands love after
- years Of married bliss; futile in
ncr efforts to effect Il recorcjliai,o
Mh erlnS TO give him up forever if
ne would promise To- care for thrj,.
ionr young children, ranging in age
irom three to IS years, Mrs. Eliza
noth Evans brought to an abrupt
end an "etcrnal triangle" OF six
months duration by Shoolinc iu
death the "other woman" Miss
i'ovlc Edds, school teacher ri Cinco
on Campbelr> Greek. ut her room.
house in that place SUNDAY ,ftnr-
noon about 4 O'clock.
Heavily vcilcd in black. Mrs.
Evans left Charleston for the Camp-
DeiFs Creek mining town. Leaving
iicf train at Cinco,shc proceeded TO
! the nome of }. J. Fraser, supcrin-
'cndcnt of the coal works at Cinco.
VAN whom Miss EddS had been
L"aTdlnS and admitted herself TO
uie school teachers room. Neigh
oorS heard heated dcnunciatiou.
atpare"l!y uttered in tears. Shots
ioiloWeu and when Fraser and his
wife rushed into the room, The Edds
woman was stretched on the floor
IN death, while Mrs. Evans stood
viewing the body with slight en-
; preston OF contempt on her fac.
ana Smokin8 revolver in her hand
- thtli SIN months ago, Edaward
Evans, said by authorities tn have
Decn Il more or less prominent mine
superintendent, although he has moi
orcl actively engaged since INC
stump III The coal industry. has been
happily married. Four children
porn to the couple, had brightcncd
the household. Then
SIN mouths ago, Miss Dovic EddS
iic' Edward Evans. The acuunin-
tancc ripcncd into friendship ,hrr
TO mutual admiration. thep In il,n
ParllnS OF ways between Evans and
! lis wife. 'S S'''''
re left her, his children and his
work last May, and has been since
iIFins &, according to Mrs. Evans and
county officers, with Dovie Edds nj
frequent intervals. AT first Mrs.
Evans tried persuasion. She said ::
thcn she begscd--not for herself ,S
much as Tor her children, the oldest
yet under II years. Meeting with
no success, she employed Rufus
.ienaehin' OF the Clendenin dctcc-
'l'c agency of Charleston, TO aid
her III search for facts thai would
Worrand legal steps. Armed with
*pccliIc information, she took action
In taycltc county circuit court and
Il warrant was issued by Judge ! W
i,arH on August 18th, but up to date
had never been served. The charnr
made WAS nOn-supDori.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-28
HALF DELINQUENT,

. II IS reported by The Auditors or
lice that on"-half Of The land values
ni West Virginia is delinquent for
HE year 1919.
thitr The law, the Auditors De-
parliament must certify these lists
PACK to The Sheriff Of each county,
virtue OF his office is Inc tax col
icctor, and he holds Inc lis, for one
year giving all property owners cH-
tended time TO pay UP the assess
mcnts. These back taxes. however,
are increasingly augmented with
$ildln& interest scale. at the end of
thc year, the Sheriff again ccriilics
back TO the Auditors Office those
SUI listed as delinquent, and the
Auditor in turn sends the rolls TO
me Commissioners of Schools, who
authorizes the sale Of these lands.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-28
Or. VICKERS TO ASSIST,

Professor Enoch Howard Vickcrs
head Of the department Of ccono-
mics and sociology at West Virginia
University, and former resident
af Shephcrdsiown, has been called
10 Washington by the State Depart
mcnt to assist in the collection Of
data and information to be used by
The United States delegates to the
conference on the limitation of at'In
Prof. Nickcrs formcrly re-
sided in Japan and was an adviser
to the Japanese government for scv-
%ral years. 1t was stated he will be
expected to assist the American del
cga'ion nitS collection Of inlorula-
lion concerning problems Of the Far
Fast.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-28
COLLECTED BY STATE,

hrvHnuc derived ?ro'n .buyinc,,
trandcicd BY tIc Secretary Of State
during The month Of September 4
mounted 10 %S,DIG.3I. nccurdipo 10
report by Secretary llouSion G..
lotiH4. The receipts were CLASH
!icd as follows:
increases in capilal stock, $3.50.
certificates TO foreign covDDrg,inuy.
500; charters TO resident corDora-
lions, $l,3lI; charters 10 nou.rcsi-
dent corporations, $40; tax on
great seal. S236; sale of books. $2D3:
ices, 81 .23l.3l; attorneys fees, 500.
During the month, 80 charters
were issued to resident corporations
I'VE 10 nonresident corporalios. II
increases i'll capital stock, five Ger.
'liIcatrS to foreign corporations,
seven changes in name, two changes
i'll pricipal Offices and 26 dissolu-
TONS
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-28
NEW GOLD FIELD,

ne willow Creek quartz gold
's 'ns'ninS district, recently the suh;cct
u' %, several news dispatches. snmc ~
.nEHl ,,l;n reporting sensational Strikes,
WI become a ''pcrmunrnI dean
",!h4li$ Da'''$ camp during the cominnn
Sc"Son' S'., in The opinion Of Dr. AE
treu r BROOKS. CHIEF Of the I,n;isd
o'a'es ;'. Geological Survey, who b,'
,;n ,;'Sa completed Il partial examine.
upn Of HE locality. '''''''''-
o,.n' nrTrn ven, stamp mills on high grade
W ,,''.,, - n"F% been established. DCyrlon
inn,,.,'' So, 80 ~ me camp Will mean Il heavy
r,ilrn,L -, ''e new government
"I'' m,' ""u' IT, mining mcn poinl Out.
.,,,,',. % hI""NS also said there was
WHY r, n'I,. 'riornr" Of oi! in ihe valley
uicird Wall depend on Inc dnntI' ~
ne GNC"iNiiin Siruci,,r. l''' va
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-28
SYSTEM OF WIRELESS.

=, announcement has been made
mat WlrlcSS system in the southern
NcSi Virginia coal fields will be ns.
tablIShcd by J. G.. Sullivan, of Tr,lcc
VINO has eight coal mining opera
tions IN The Winding Gulf field and
l'Nc IN the Norfolk and Western
area.
INC installation will be started
m,ih'ncdlalc'y by The West Virginiu
engineering Company Of Chirlr,-
ION \ shipment Of inSualors from
I'll h%lanh IS cNpccicd daily to arrive.
hF' sullivan hopes to connect all his
operations and brnch Offices with
wireless telephones.
The wireless telephone system is
br'n& Installed By iIic coal opera
"'orS IN the Winding Gulf i'icld
generally.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-28
OLD AGE,

-, T.; NJ. Smith, ii hunter. discovered
me largest ginseng root ever found
III ms section Of the State. in poca-
hHhiaS county. while cruisirn
around in Red lick Muuu;nin aflc,,
'hci,Sai'i" laSl Saturday. Smith s"i
!.',' !'.'i''r" up III some sort Of Il plant
ana upon investigation found II In
DC 4 ginseng stalk four fee! hjrh
re d'i:; IT up and sold HE root 10 r.,
|. Greer and Son for 80. As near
as ca nbt ccunlcd there were be-
tween ~ and so marks or scars ON
me curl OF the root, each showinr
an annual growth Of stalks. whjcn
would indicate that the plurt had
Drcn growing for well on toward
wv years. A large amount Of gin
'nS IS uu@ III thIS part Of liiv State
i"r shipment 10 China. where III,
natives nave %r@at faith in il, mcHi-
cal qualities.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-28
MARRIAGES THIS YEAR.

More than 100000 marriage,
VIII Lake place in the United States
lniS year, establishing u record for
ninc. reports to the Government in
dicate. At The same time the indica-
uonS arc that the numhcr OF di
vorccS will be larger than before.
though govcrnmentoiiicials will not
venture an estimate on this.
That women are becoming rcon,-
mtcally independent is one of the
causes given for the increase in thr
number nt divorces. War MARRIAGE, =,
IS another. With the world wide
business depression. high prices and
inc natural assumption that iher.
would be fewer marriages than or
dlnarlly, government officials are nj
a loss TO account for the increase in
the lumber Of matrimonial ventures.
complete data regarding the num-
Dcr OF marriages and divorces over
the country have not been received
bN tho government officials. bu, re-
ports from various cities cn3hI,
lhem to make their estimate iha;
mere Will be over Il million mar
rlascS this year and considerable
increase Ill the number of divorces
from st. Louis. for instance. coms.,
the report that within Il few wears
divorces have increased from 2.54i
TO o,I91, while 700 divorce cases
nave been assigned 10 the court of
domestic relations in one term.
more than ever before. Similar re-.
ports are being received fro mncarlx
all large cities.
These conditions, however. are
not peculiar to the United States.
Matrimonial records have been brok
en- In all civilized countries durinu
the last few months. The rush to
discard single blessedncs through
out the world is puzzling officials,
statesmen and social workers.
In England 100000 couples as
sumcd the welded State last wear.
according to the latest and most re-
liable reports. This was an increase
of nearly 100000 Owe rthe previous
year. In France and Italy, also, new
records for romance are being sci
up. Only in Germany is marriage
increasing at a rate that is not re-
sarded as astonishing.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-28
WALKER RESIGNS,

The resignation Of Col Stuart ".
walker, rs United States ATTORNEY
Tor the northern district of West
Virginia. effective December Isl
mas been announced. Attorney
walker said that he would devote
ms time 10 private practice in Wcsr
virginia and TO newly established
connection in New York. J b Gohecn
confidential, clerk will go to New
York with Mr.. Walker. who will re-
tam his residence and private office
III AartlnsburS, w. Va. Colonel
Walkers term as United States Az
t"rnrN was to expire january Slh.
hr%'. thr end Of his second four-
year term. IL. was appointed TX
"&!dcnt Wilson in 1901. He said
ne was moved to resign al This time
IN order to rulurn to hi, private
business aud 10 give his successor
opportunity TO arCuSlum himself in
inc work before the january term Of
court.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-28
NEW COMPANY.

The new BcCklcy National Guard
Company has been recruited 10 full
mastering strength, the number nee
cSSary having been secured last
week. The company has strength
OF iifty-scvcn enlisted men and three
officers. The adjuiant generals Of
lice at Charleston has been notified
tnat the company will, within a few
DAYS, be ready to be mustered into
service.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-28
MARRIED.

Mr.. kcnna w. Livesay, OF White
Sulphur Springs. and Miss Marion
frac" Collins. Of Staunton. Virginia.
We're narricd al The home of the
brides parents in Stauuton on Sept.
-. 1921. by Rev. +. n. Ryder.
huSSELL-EAGAS
Mr. Earl Russell, of Lewislrlry.
and Miss Elizabeth Eagan. OF Roncc-
vertc, were happily united in mar
rage ut White Sulphur Springs last
tuesday morning. October %, 1921
Ill the Catholic Rcclory. bv Father
ODaughtcrH. They immediately IrrI
Tor Baltimore and other Eastern
cltirS by auto. Mr.. Russell is one of
l-cwlSburss most popular young
men amt Is engaged in the garage
business. Mrs. Russell is a trained
nurse and for a long time was head
nurse in the Grccnbricr General
Hospital al Ronccvcrtr. She is one
OF honccvertc's most popular and
young ladies. Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell will make their future
home in LcwiSburg and we trusl
for Them long. happy and pros
porous life together.
S--kIRliPATRICIi.
4. l.. McDanicls, Of Ouinnimout
W. Va, and Miss Nellie Bell Kirk
patrick were uitcd in marriage "a,
the home Of the brides brother. A
w. kirkpatrick. north of LcwisblIrc
on "wednesday evening, October rs
l!-l. The cir2.nOny was perform.
cd by Rev. i. ". Phillips of the
N,chlands-Ciit.on prcsb teria
Churches. Thomas and Virginia
kirkpatrick: children of Mr.. and
Mrs. \. ". kirkpatrick, preceded
the bride and groom to The alter
Mr.. McDaniels is employed by the
&. & 0. Railway Company. Mr.,
McDaniels is one of I.cwisburu,s
most popular young ladies, and -
trained nurse by profession, and ;,
very successful one. Those present
from Il distance: Mr.. and Mrs. F.,
e.. Cttcrback, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
Ccbbs, and Miss Lula Carlisle, OF
Hinton; Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G.. Palmer
and Mr.. J. w. Lair. of Ouinimont
and, Miss Josie WayIand. OF Staun.
ton, Va. We extend congratulation,
and wish unbounded success il
lIfc's Journey together.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-28
SOME FAMILY,

l. . Burgess, Of Savannah. Ga,
""n'N mas the largest family in
RI". lie is the father Of thirty
'n'iurcn and has had three
w. lwcnty-siX Of the children
= "Th Inc last set OF twins were
" burgess and his wife had run
i, - nHl'icS Tor them, and they
r. r. nann'lcss until they selected
II, '"l, names when they entered
H., i, >chool. Burgess shicd at Sc
,mS names when he found that
,TI ,'Ji MS proscncy he had been
",D,'ng ,,g up" having two Willics'
'"o 'Sallics' in his flock
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-28
DEATH ONE PERCENT INCREASE,

Inc Governments annual report
on nortaliiN statistics for 1920. soon
TO be issued, shows a total of II2..
1I8 deaths within The death rcgis-
iralIon area, representing rate of
I3.1 per thousand population, rs
compared with 12.0 in 1919. The
l9l9 rate was the lowest record in
any year since the establishment of
Inc registration area in 1900. There
was an increase in the death ra,c
from pneumonia and marked de-
crease IN tuberculosis deaths.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-28
TRUE EVERYWHERE,

Mayor Grant p. Hall addressing
:. mass meeting of Elk citizens Sun
day afternoon. called for Inc D.ir-
pose Of organizing in that district a
branch of the Law aud Order
league for kanawhu county, Char
i.ston'S city executive declared that
there are in the Capitol City some
very respectable citizens. who 20 to
church, pay their taxes and want
10 see the law cnforccd.' against
everybody but themselves.
Opening his adress with an inter
c>iins history of the adoption OF the
American Constitution, and en-
phatially pointing out the necessity
OF cooperating with all legally con-
>!itutcd officials in maintaining law
and order, Mayor Hall said that a
community can be MO better than
It's average citizen"
IF ihrcc-fourths of the peOulc
axe against the enforcement Of law
md ordcr," Mr.. Hall continued. "no
official can enforce same. But if
threc-fourths of the people are for
law and lis enforcement and will
come out in the open ad say so, no
official will dare oppose their
wishes. Bootfcgscrs would starvc to
death were it not for the patronage
Uf so-callcd good citizens.' Those
EnotlcSGcrS you see riding around
iD high priced cars, made the money
I" buy these care off the good citi-
2cnS."
". G. Brown, The newly install
..,t Sintn (Nni,, ice ~ .>r
lion was also present and made a
shcrt but very emphatic address.
He pointed to the pictures of Wash
inS ION and Lincoln on the walls
Fayins, I'VE have got to get right
back to the principles of govern
ncnt laid down by them"
They left us a duty to perform"
sir. Brown continued. IAN" when
Nc neglect it, the decay and break
down OF our civilization will fol-
ow."
lie spoke Of what would happen
there was Il breakdown in the
avs Of nature, and then said that
i"daN some of my men are going
PIT to capture sixty gallons Of moon
hInc liquor, which is on ills way to
prominent citizen in Charleston,
Rho would blush with shame if his
ame were made public.
The law will be obcycd when
pen and women. rise up and de-
iand lis enforcement. The sale Of
."cnshinc liquor breeds most Of
BE- other crime from which the
UnirN is suIIcrins.'
lc above is true of every COM
ou1lty. Ii is well stated. Every
Fnc citizen must honor The law, In
l> plans ne will take into consid-
'i'on the law first ond plan his
IS ana business to conform TO ii
Fid nc! 10 cvade it.
IN The booticsG;ng business there
Two guilty parties---ihc man who
!i' ana the man who buys.