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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-28
MAY WITHDRAW
BLACK AND TAN
Reported New Viceroy for Ireland De
mandS It-AbOut 1900 EN-
Officers Involved.

DUBLIN. May 2S.-The statement is
made in the Independent that ~Viscount
Fitzalan formerly Lord Edmuud Tai
bot), the new viceroy for ireland. obtained
from the cabinet as a condition of his ac-
ceptance of the viceroyalty, an undertake
ing that the inception of his regime would
be marked by the withdrawal of the aux
Hilary police, called in Ireland the BLACK
and Tans.'
In official quarters in Dublin this state
ment is not confirmed. But it is gen
orally taken to point to some change in
the control of the auxiliary force.
Nominally the force is composed of men
who are supposed to be cadets for the
Royal Irish c0nstabulary. awaiting APP
pointlnent as district inspectors, and is
therefore technically part of the police.
But it is not controlled by the heads of
the Royal Irish constabulary and has its
own commander-in-chicf in General
Tudor.
1t is composed exclusively of ex-officers
who served in the war, and number about
1,J00 men. 1t is not believed here that
in present conditions it is likely to be
diSbanded
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BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Miss Orlana Ranney left Thursday for
her hope in Fitchburg to remain until
Monday evening.
Miss Lucy Walbridge went this after
noon to her home in Greenfield. She will
return Monday night.
Miss Mildred Porter went this after
noon to her home in WardsbOro to visit
until Tuesday morning.
II. Coburn Gushing of st. Johnsbury
academy came this morning to his home
to remain over Memorial day.
Miss Rachael Dix and Miss Mary
Waters, teachers in Saxtons River, are
spending the day here vita friends
f. r. DeLong and Robert n. Oliver
left today for their homes i'm Roxbury and
Cambridge, Mass, to spend Memorial
day.
Miss Margaret Gillett of the Holstein-
Friesian Register Co.'S Office. will go to
her home in Springfield (Vt.) to spend
the holiday.
Miss Maude Glazier of the high school
faculty went yesterday to Mortified,
Mass, to visit her brother. She will re
turn today.
Mrs. c. w. Tidd went last night to
Bellows Falls TO visit relatives. Mr. Tidd
will join her there today to remain over
Memorial day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Chapman. who
had been guests two weeks at c. w.
Tidd's, returned today to their home in
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs W. r. Daley and sister, Miss Jane
Brew, have returned from Holyoke,
Mass, where they went to attend the
wedding Wednesday of their brother.
John Brew of Hoosick Falls, N Y, and
Miss Hazel Litchtield of Holyoke.
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BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

John. LilIis of Maple street. who is con-
fined to his home by illness, is improving.
Miss Clara Adams went this afternoon
to her home in Charleston, n. H., to visit
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Levesque and fam
lily will visit Memorial day with relatives
in Northampton
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Coy of Yonlzers.
y. v. have been guests this week of Mr.
and Mrs. Il. Il. Covey.
Mrs. w. II. Cray of Canal street left
Yesterday for Swanton, where she will
visit a week with her sister.
Peter f. Filion and family came last
night to spend the holiday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Filion.
Evan Goodale of Boston is expected
tonight to visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
\. b. Goodale of Western avenue.
Miss Edith Bovett went this morning
to her home in Pittsfeld, Mass. to re-
main over until Monday evening.
Miss Winifred Manley, who has a posi-
ton in the HolStein- FrieSian association
offices, Went today to her home in Dorset.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon TouSley and Mrs.
Tousley's sister, Miss Grace Clark. left
this morning for Wallingford to visit a
few days.
Miss Mary Toomey will leave tomorrow
for New York, where She will be guest
a week of her brother, John Toomey, and
Mrs. TOomey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Heaphy of
Montpelier came last night to visit in
town over the weekend with their sisters.
Miss Anna and Miss Regina Heaphy.
Miss Patience Wilder. who has been
spending a weeks vacation at her home
in Bellows Falls. will resume work Mon
day as operator in the telephone exchange.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-28
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Harry Pike is spending a week at his
home on South Main street.
John Chambers of Palmer. Mass, is
visiting friends over the holiday.
Mrs. Sarah Hapgood will go to Boston
this afternoon to remain a week.
Il. c. Halliday and family have moved
from Chestnut street to II Estey street
Hardy o. Young was called yesterday
TO Proctor to attend the funeral of his
father.
Mrs. \. L. Halliday of Chestnut
street is confined to her bed with rheu-
matism.
Mrs. L. J. Retting and Mrs. H. Ret
ting Turner, both of Detroit, Mich, are
visiting Mrs ii. /. Bangs on High street.
Miss Harriet Davis of the Holstein-
Friesian Register Co.'S Office went yes
terday to New York to remain until Tues
day.
Miss Marion Fraser. who has a position
in an insurance Office i'm Hartford, Conn,
is at her home on Canal street for short
visit.
Mrs. Sophy Alexander of Boston came
last night to stay over the holiday as the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Annie Heydecker,
of Canal street.
Mrs. Marion S. Jones went today to
Dedham; Mass. to spend several weeks
in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jo-
seph III. Soliday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Moffatt and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Hunt will leave tomorrow for
Mr.. Moffatt's former home in East Berk-
shire They will return Tuesday.
Ralph C. Moore and family will move
next week from Spruce street to Prospect
street. IN the apartment recently vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. August Wilson.
Miss Minnie Johnson, principal of the
Ryal Side school in Beverly. Mass. came
last night to stay over Memorial day at
&C.. {. Johnson's on Forest street.
Miss May Fraser and Miss Minnie
lawson went this morning to West
Warren, Mass, to spend the holiday
with Rev. and Mrs. X. A. Num- and fam
Phillip Fredette went to Springfield,
Mass. Thursday to visit his daughter.
Mrs. l.. Smith. Miss Alice FiIion ac-
companied him there. They went by au-
tOmobilc.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Smith will go to
birmingham, Mass. tomorrow to visit
over. the holiday. Mrs. Smith will spend
Tuesday in Boston on business for her
Hat Shop.
Miss Marion Bradford Of Keenc and
Miss Olive Sylvester of Weymouth. Mass.
came last night to stay over the holiday
with Miss Bradford's aunt. Mrs. L. r. II.
Wagner. and family.
Mrs. f. F. Godfrey of West Lebanon.
y. H.. visited in town Thursday with
her sister, Mrs. G. w. Hudson. She was
accompanied by her three-year-old grand
daughter, Mary Godfrey, of EIyria. q.
Master Everett HartwelI. who has been
m the Deaconess hospital Boston. the
past 10 days, has sufficiently improved to
hc taken to the home of his aunt at Boil
ton. Mass, where he will remain two
weeks.
Edward Warwick. clerk in the Clamp
Jones Cos store. will leave tonight for
Ciaremont, \. H., to visit over the holt
Saxtons River by Fl. w. Hcmenwav. Tbev
viii go by automobile
Mrs, Carl Smith and Mrs Julia Saun-
ders. clerks in Houghton & Simonds's
store, VIII leave tomorrow for Eergennes
@ visit relatives over Memorial dav.
They will be accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
John Bardcn by automobile.
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Sporting News
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today.
Boston at Washington.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at Detroit.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-28
IN NEW HAVEN JUNE 1912.
New England Business and Professional
Women's Clubs to Meet.

The Federation of the New England
Business and Professional Women's
Clubs will hold it's second annual con
vention in New Haven June 10. IL and
Il. Delegates and guests are expected
from most of the cities and towns of
New England. This convention will be
of interest to all club women whether
they are members or not of this partic-
ular club.
Tho federation committee in charge Of
The convention are planning many de
lightful innovations for the visitors.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-28
National League.
| New York.
| Boston,

| New York, 9 II 1
| Boston. I6 1
Barnes, Ryan, Tony and Snyder :;
! Oescheger. l.. Townshend, Scott Braxton
and Gowdy, Gibson.
! Cincinnati, 10 >
| Pittsburgh : 9 +
Rixey, Napier and Hargrave; Cooper
and Schmidt.
| Brooklyn. 10 >
| Philadelphia, & 10 l
Grimes and O. Miller; G. Smith, Baum
gartner and Bruggy.
| st. Louis r16 16 =
| Chicago, IL Il
! D0ak. Walters and Clemens Dill
| hoefer, Alexander, Freeman, Jones and
| O'Farrell.
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erS and Clemens Dill
Ter, Freeman, Jones and
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-28
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
American League.

Faber and Yaryan; Leonard and Bass
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-28
CHURCH NOTICES.

Unitarian church, Rev f. Q. S. Os-
gosd. pastor. Service Sunday morning al
1920. Subject of sermon, The Memorial
of Virtue Is Immortal.
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100000 DEFENSE FUND.
Union Labor Will Defend Leaders
Charged With Exfnrtinn

CHICAGO, May IS. = A $4,000
defense fund for union labor leaders who
taye been indicted on charge of extortion
is being raised by assessment of members
OF Chicago Building Trades unions, ac-
cording to information given out today
by States ATTORNEY Gordman
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-28

The viii of Willis Blanchard of Mont
pelier leaves 5000 to Heaton hospital
of that city. 81 900 to the Church of the
Messiah, Unitarian. and 81 900 to the
Woman's alliance of that church.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-02-03

special delegation q Filipinos a.
hcialiy representing the Filipino r,a
pie, attended the Republican ANA Drrl
ncraiic National conventions. scntfry
an Endorsement of tie Filipino Gre'r,
for independence in the two platforms
Their arguments, briefly stated, were
as follows:
FirSt.-That tie American Declare.
ton OF Independence declares that
governments derive their just powers
from the consent OF the governed;
Second.-That the American Con.
gress, in the Jones law, solemnIy prom
'sed the Fillpinos independence upon
The establishment Of p stable govern
ment, and that their claim that the
said stable government is now In OK
istence in the islands has been Official
~ confirmed by Americas own repre-
sentatives there; and
Third.-Tbat America went before
the world in the recent war as tho
nvowed champion OF self determine
ion," american soldiers having bee,
ioId 1t was one Of the things thsv
we're fighting and dying FOR.
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Extension OF wCsk FOR the American
Indian is being undertaken by North.
ern Baptists as part of their New
World Movement a great campaign
Of education, the establishment of
churches and a thorough system Of
welfare work are important features
Of the proposed Baptist program for
the Indian.
That the Indian has been neglected
IS asserted in recent survey made bv
Northern Bapusts. "Of the 33GOOO
Indians in this country, only 10000
can read or write" states the report
LESS than 100000 can speak the Eng.
iish language, not one-fourth have been
admitted TO citizenship, and. while
there are few good schools. there are
not enough to meet the need"
The opening of a new station among
the Navajo in Arizona, the largest ok.
iyiIng tribe NJ the present time exten.
sion Of work in California establish.
ment u stations among the ROCKY
Boy Band and the Flatheads OF Mon.
tana q new school Of secondary grade
IN Oklahoma, are among the immedi.
ate steps to be taken In enlarging the
work among H.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-02-03

Matilda McCunr to Levi T. Starrhcr.
40 acres Pine Greek. Sl.5uO.
\. IL. Keatou to Terrell Altizcr. IFS
acres Washington district. $4.3O0.
w. =. Shafrcr to Estr!la Cross. Il
acres Milestone. 500
James Bryucr Sr 20 james Bryncr.
Jr IL acres oil and gas Amamoriah
81 etc.
ida Jackson to Vi. L. Hicks % acres
Walker. 5000.
II. $. Blair Trustee. to j. w IIaddox.
81 acres oil and gas. Center district.
SD.
Ira llardman to Il. q. stump. 2-3 lot
GramtSvllc. %5GGG6
Hester Nj. Ayers to VI. Edward Hers
NAV. 100 acres oil and gas. Sherman
district. 5000.
John w. HaddoX 10 r. :. Blair. -
acres Center district. ST.
c. VI. Wighcr TO L. NJ. Williams. > Tots
G:antsviilc. SI.4CO.i5.
w. :. II9Scy to Ellen II. Ernactt. lots
II. 81 and 90 South GrAntsvilr. $I.350
Grant Hall ct al. to Mead Clcavcrgrr
< n"rcs Zig Lcathcrhark, exchange of
lands.
James J. Ash to Mead Cleavengcr, 21
acres Lee district. $4O0.
Mead Clcavengcr to Highland Metz.
50 acres Lee district, $1.4OO
G. w. IInrdman to Harrison Barnes
ct al. 225 acres Sherman district.
$6.75O,OO,
+. l.. Austin to l., Il. Carroll. 40 acres
Big Root.
5. y. Hays to G. &. Griffin, lots 2S
and % Arnoldsburg. 500.
Rufus Mace to Everett Starchcr. 30
acres Sinking Springs. $1,000.
Mary and w. +. Thompson to A. A.
Monroe, G6 acres Sheridan district 81
etc.
\. \. Monroe to Mary ana Frank
Thompson.6G acres Sheridan district,
81 etc.
Mont Freed to Carl Freed. n acres
Leading Greek, 500
*. NJ. Hunt to Rufus Mace, 81 acres
Daniels Run. $1,32145.
X. Nj. Hunt to Homer Mace sc acres
Daniels Run 81, 1865.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-02-03
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

WEST VIRGINIA. TO-WIT:
Caiholm county Circuit Court Clerks
Office, March 9th. 1920.
In the matter of s. A. WeellIev Ron
ben -. Sicrs and :. \. Arnold Trnstoos
oi the Fairview Methodist Episcopal
'lurch. South at Euclid, Calhoun conn
t., West Virginia.
1N partc proceeding to sell real es-
tate ''i 70
Inc said Trustees having at the No
NeMhcr term, 1920, of said Circuit
Court. presented to said Court tboir
pS'IIl"" IN writing, praying for perm;s
SION ana authority 10 sell or DISPOSE of
wv" lots or parcels of land. held and
owned by them for the benefit of soid
'hurcl, situate ON the waters of Iover
Nl-cut Washington district. county onc
state aforesaid containing respective
~ oHc-hali of aH acre and Seyen-tentIth-
Oh am acre. both of which we're convey
rt 10 'hc Trustees of said Church nv <
y. Arnold and wife by two deeds. dat
g" respectively ON the LIST day of jam
airy I9Ij. and the 2nd day of August
I'I", which are Of record i'm the ofrice
"l The Clerk of the County Court of
Nald county of Calhoun. both of said
tracts being described in said petition
which said petition was by order enter.
ca al SAID term of said Court filled
lhe OBJECT Of said petition being for
PERMISSION ana authority to sell or dis
pose OF said real estate. TO have su,i.
S"'t OF disposition confirmed, and for
authority to carry such sale or disposi-
or.
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
IL SOLD AT ONCE

My farm of about 2OO acres. known
as the Jackson f. Snider farm. laying
on the headwaterS OF Leading Creek. on
the main road between Grantsville and
Smithvillo. Good buildings, large nine
room house, two large barns, good gran
airy. 43-ton silO. good cut stone cellar.
and all necessary outbuildings. This
is one of the best farms in this part of
the country; the land lays well, is of
good quality and we'll improved Farm
has three good orchards on it and is
we'll watered. Is close to both church
and school, and is close to new oil field
which has just been opened up. viii
let part of royalty go with farm. Not
for sale unless sold by March LIST. 1921.
Write or call
y. H. JACKSON,
l-l3-3t Tough, w. Va.
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BR0OkSNELLE NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. l.. Il. Carroll were bust
ness visitors ut parkcrshurg last week.
Mrs. Rcbeccn Fling has been sick for
some time hut j. better at this writing.
j. L. Knight was business visitor at
Grantsvillc Saturday.
Mrs. Arlan Burns. of GrantSvillle.
was called home Monday by the seriouS
illness of her sister. Miss Thclma Bow
er. who is dangerously i'll at this writ
ing.
l.. II. Maze has returned home FROM
Parkcrsburg after few days stay.
He was receiving medical attention
there
Miss Mildred Knight spent Sunday
with Mrs. Isaac Suidcr Cnrc Miss Grace
DE PucJ. of CrCSton. who is "isiiing
her grandmother. Mrs. G.. w Maze Of
Industry.
Mrs. Leonard Cain left Monday for
ParkcrSburg where she Will have Il
growth removed which has been both
cring her for SOM" time. She was ac-
companied by her mother. Mrs. John
RAIDER.
Silas Petit Ind Col RAIDER arc max
ing 81 through t:ip to Pnrkrrsburg and
RACK WIN 'I'''r "'"' inns week
Miss DOilir HuyhurSt has been con
fined TO her home for Il few days with
a nervous brcal:dow. il * hoped she
W'il soon l." able 10 he ont again.
G. :! Sharks VA. u business visitor
a. t;rnntSviiia fLc Iattor r.rt or last
wc,.:.
Rome novnr Jeff tnr r,r,6r.,,r..,
Iiondny. He has bccu in hod bc,Itn
for some tine and Will receive medical
treot,ncr. while thnr.
o,,,, ,,....,;,.. ., -.
s4o.d smh ,,.ir, .,., ,',,'i, III
49, par,.nr,,,.,,,', 49,. ''N''"'N
~. ''' '..''' WHO - employed at
''i' ','"'''| Fp"A sunday here
"''i h'> i"'ni:
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Order or PUBLICATIONS

WEST VIRGINIA, TO-WfT.
calhoun county Circuit Co.r, C,c,r.,..
'IIlce December 9Th. 1920
In ihc matter of g. S. Smith NJ Nv
W.. ,Fc w. O. Wilson. CLAY Mcdonnell
WI" L"rcnfZ g. Hamilton. Tgusteog az
eureka Lodge 80. 10 s. Fl. s. A VI
NidhiSIillc West Virginia
IN pAIle proceeding To sell real oe
ic said Trustees having at the -,o.
''hhcr term. iaIO of said Cfr.,,it
.''.fD presented to said Court moi
".I'oh ih writing praying for pcrsaf.
81 >'ll ccriuiu real estate owucT I,.
I.u Lodge ituatc at the corpe, az
WNII1u and Court streets Inn said tow,
1ranisviIi" Calhoun county vvost
virginia, containing 1920 souorc FOOT
''Iu Tor ihc confirmation of ann, ..l,
winch might Doc made by Them aud t5ot
H'F might hc authorized and 5ire.,...s
TOD carry such sale into effect Inv NM on5
proper decd which said potifior ,-o..
"l'cr entered at said term off eofl
".Il directed to tc Wrd mo ohio. NJ
>g'n proceeding lclug To- have conarr..
' NC sale of said real estate 81. ~,
'ut in said petition
40" therefore amy person intcr..ted
nay appear at the next repuIel. t.r,.,
'' inc said Circuit Court ana resi.. .I,n
prayer of said petition. and tr,o .,rfi
"uou OF said Trustees to scu Said r.sf
Nya,e or TO have confirmed tbs saIo
mentioned in said petition
TcStc:-
LEE GAMER. Clerk OF
Lorentz c. Hamilton.
Attorney for Petitioners
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

s.. y. Weaver to oral G. Hathaway
pari Tot South Grantsyillc 81. etc.
oral g. Hathaway 90 a. +. Weaver.
part lot South GrautsyiIc. 81 etc.
George Gibson to John j. Boohcr. %
acres Lee district. SS1.
Louis Laughlin to Wheeler Chcno-
w'ih' lot 81 Arnoldsburg SI15
trSlcy Shawvcr TO w 6. Sampson.
lOG acres White Oak. $500.
Ira llardman to Howard Waldo. lot
Grantsvilc, $500.
G. l.. Radabaugh TO w. II. Ayers. 2ih
acres part Of y Radabaugh farm. sos.
y. Wise Stalnakcr to Delbert Stalna-
kcr.l5O acres Laurel, S1,1I1G1.
Anna h. Smith TO Myrtle +. Rafferty,.
lO3 Lick Run of Laurel $1,000.
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camp DIN, y. j.. Jau.3O. 1921
Mrs. c. f. Onutt.
Arnoldsburg. w Va.
Dear Mother -
Tonight l will try and
answer your letter which ] received
some few days ago. / certainly was
glad to hear from you and | hope Won
are all we'll | am fat and fine.
Tell everybody hello for me. How is
Arthur getting along? Did he ever
get his Victory Mcdalr
Well | passed the examination ms
a first class soldier the other dav and
am IN fine physical condition I am
III the first platoon now. Everybodv
IN 1t is first class soldier. All of fine
men in this company are picked mon
from every company i'm the regiment
what county i'm the eastern part of
the state do your relatives live ing We
came mp through West Yirginin os w,
came from Camp Taylor to this placn
Through Huntington ana Charleston,
ana past Cabin Creek.
Does Mr. Keith ever hear from RoI.
crt johnson any moro or little Russell
Parsonsf How is my pony getting 9
lohgF Fine / hope As news is SCARF.
VIII close hoping to- hear from Won,
real soon. telling alI Tic ncw.
PVT. ERNEST OFFt.Tr
60. +. 18TH Gufy. list Div
Camp Dix s.. T.
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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL
SALE OF REAL ESTATE


I'm pursuance of q decree of the Cir
cunt Court OF Calhoun county West
virginia rendered ON the 10Th day of
November 1870. jim certain suit iu
chauccry therein pending wherein
Gum was plaiutin and Bessie Keith
ana =. j. Gum were defendants the
undersigned 'oinmissioucr viii ou
SATURDAY the 6th day Of January, 1921,
oier FOR sale am dScll 10y public auction
q" lh' hIscst bidder at Tine front door
'h' courthouse of said county of CAL
noun me following described real c>
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-02-03
ANOTHER LETTER
FROM THE FORD MOTOR COMPANY

Mr. Edse S. Ford, President of the Ford Motor Com
Pany gives out the following statement:
The price Of the Fdon $3.50
to S625 T. o. factory There Is
and truck prices which alread, the possible fig
IRE and now with rock bottom reached
hcr reduction In the price Of either
the question
emf prices of Ford products possible
We are giving these facts just we get them in
order that you be able protect yourselves on these
low prices Cars bought within the next two weeks NAV
mean saving 1t certainly will not lose you any money!
Grantsvile Garage & Supply COMPANY
81
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-02-03
HOLLY GRIFFITH CAPTURED
BAD MAN TAKEN IN SOUTH
Bandit VIII Have Face Mason County Murder CHARGE
Griffith Tells Story Of His Travels Since Escape
over into the unknown.

over into the unknown.
After reaching Bellaire boarded n
freight train for Columbus and from
started to get into Mexico. but when
reached Cincinnati two policemen
ncld me up one night and said YOU
lCok like an escaped convict and we've
notion to run you in.
Il informed them that was an hon
est man out of Il job. looking for work
and also wanted place to sleep for
he night. one of them gave me Il
quarter and directed me to II lodging
house ON the water front. | remained
there until the next day. when | start
"d South. | travelled by freight and
was soon in South Carolina.
While walking along the street i'm
Greenwood. was tackled by conS;a-
pic had prepared myself to resist
capture and fight To the death if nee
"SSary. | was carrying four revolvcrS.
lie placed his hand on my shoulder
and said:
Gou are one of them northern
aims, and am going to lock YOU up.
Il had mT hand on big gun when
he did this and could easily have killed
him had ! want to. / thought mt the
time he would not be able to recognize
me-. 50 | didn't pull the trigger.
walked quietly with him to the police
station. knew it was all up with
me when l got there, but somehow.
" other | could not make myself Kill
hat man"
Captain l.. W. .Athey OF the prison
uard. does not hclivc all of Grifith's
Story a& outlined above He is CON
in'"d that Griffith visited his wife at
Muhday i'll Writ county following his
Scapc. He states that Griffith. after
ealing IN" prison walls. went to RoS-
hYS Rock where he boarded a freight
'alA.H IL" WAS put off tlIc train at Me-
here 1t assumed that he robbed the
"Stoiiifr. From Metz. Captain Athcv
'r!irvcS that Griffith went to either
''arNSburg or Fairmont and thence to
Writ count" where he secured two ;,uus
iom his vic. one IL ~ caliber Bel
IAN lug"r and the other Il $40 Golf
!'"'h OF these guHa had been used When
HilIith WAS captured and it is preSum-
ct that the belgian pistol was used i'm
,:!!iHS LA RouSh at Point Pleasant