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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
Trustee S Auction Sale
LOT
SiTt ATEp IN THE CITY or
WlLlIAMSBC RG. VA.

In execution OF certain decd Of
trust. dated April sth. iola and re-.
corded IN the clerks office OF James
city County. Va III Deed Boob s.
pages 2,3 and 27i default having
been made III the payment Of a part
OF the d""t- thereby secured and be-
ins directed 20 To do h$ the beus.
ictary hereunder, | Will sell 10 Ia.
highest bidder at public auction oI,
iGU premises. on
SATURDAY. MARCH 18TH. 1921.
at $50 o'clock f. NJ
me following described real estate.
M That certain unimproNcd loi 81
emo situated IN IN" city OF Williams
nurS va, frOTtinc or YORK Street
me distance OF eighty. SIX $50 feet
more or less, aud on waller street.
ne distance Of one hundred and four
900 fc"'. more OF loss bnurdd ~
i"iowS. 10 Wit; on the north bV the
property of t.. " Lane. 81 IN the
cast 10y the property az robert Gfcrn;
or IN" south by YORK street. and on
Inv vast by said Waller Strsrt
TERMS. Cash
III W GobpWNS
Trustee.
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D!SPLhI CLASSIFIED
APPLE; ORCHARD.
GRAIN AID STOCK FARM

2gS acres IN Alhcmarlc County. II
mIl.S from Charlottesville; 80 acres
n good timber. - in clover and blue
grass pasture, balance I'm cultivation
. acres in apple orchard. 100 peach
trees. l. acres in Concord grapes.
$50 feet ia asparagus bed. 35-roUm
hrtck mansion, with lights. bath. hot
and cold water on every floor: 2-story
tenant house. 2-story store h gu e.
with apple cellar and bins: icehouse.
iarG" bank barn. cow barn. Erainery.
several Cornhouses. hoghouses. power
house. with overhead ShaftinE; All
Kinds OF powrr-driN"u machinery;
larg. chicken house ana broodcr, I'M
pl"mcnt -hous" and machine shcds. ana
numerous other OutbuildiugS. All
buildings PAINTED and in Al condi-
ton; dwelling finished inside with
white enamel; farm equipped with
all modern machinery; t thorough
bred Sh"rthoru COWS. Is calves
hcifcrs. horses. bull. ! rnulr. |
colt. 10 hogs: /. acres in wheat: all
spring piowinS done. II you are
looking. for a bargain. see this before
II - sold $4,000
j n CoNNELLY X co.
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at LiitjNS-LELALS
Legal Notices

IN annuai meeting ct siuckho.trr. OF
NJ Richmond. r.rruvr!ck- ana rn-
i"l"ae ana Richmond ana Petersburg
ka!tpHd Connection Company Wit. o.
heed at A"l i.d-I Main Stt-rt. EicnmuuU .
va" MundiS, Marcn - ISL - a NJ
FhANk W DUNE
SurF.turv
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.4UTDfIfIDFiES
.AuinnloIilc. for Sale

FORD touring cIr win st1Ti.r iy..
fHDd~t. rTacil"agil ia" Dsrgs.u. tni,.d
Autp SupEly TO- 3:' Wc-l B'"1u.
PDIb toJTns isIy inHc. a. .aus.!.n;
"Dnili.un. t~3r. SCI gulgS. -Zrl-A w-sl
org STREET rh"B- Boulevard 2ssi
JOED.NN '-r.sr-"SeI. sport ran" !mo.-.
cord G:vs. Nc ~A-.is. 80. eui.-
dillon tIi vus hDUt. all \Vtta Harm F.
susei. Randolph -.
Premier h"nVnstrhJoT ~. -. ,Ios.
'si-,1b W.st Main Sir"-t.
sE'o$p- HAND lFrcr.S - nave a
Ic" siniI.--iZr second hand tru.t- ~,
very reasonable prices. Smith T. Mon,
Inc. !: Sotih Fifteenth
TERMINAL i,AEoAi,.s.
rEEHLEss EIGHT 1919. i-pAs
>ENJtE. EEI'A!. TE.D aSD -.
Ii!E i.-SI AECHA$ICAL con
DirlOS
S G1jie. A Ei;iv.& t'G tass F iA<se
.OOp MILES bAEGA!%
l.!HERTY SAX s"OHr WIRE
wHkkt.S KErA!%fE.D ll:OR,
DLGhi.I ONLKhACLGD A:.D i,
B-si OF CoNDiI!O$
N i,sI a.. HIND TiA xttH 1N iGi.
rERsuNAL MOTOR CO..
NiNTH AND GARY STREETS.
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nv r. STOCK
poultry aud Supplies

FOX SALE 80 mead uy-scs ana masses a.
auction. Wagon ana uI:;rl"-. Nir,u 10.
- no cherry Str."' Stables.
tAn n,'e KOCH i.ar.-h Eoc".. nsot
hr- la is-h.I AlinoiCss. rsCs H.
kec.. ii.Edolgh 1890. l2OG BTovh ROAD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08

~ ,.ArnE!t.NCr.D FOR! m-rnsu.r waa,s
l"h. IN M.i!-eGE.pp"a sney 80
car" fIin's Dispatch
li.,.I-4 s.ir.n t'uAHAA.!s desires posi-
TOO. .H"-ihcru Ntrgil!- .t,i"rsy.-. T..
Year, experience, s3u-T. reliable. 90
done l. -. GO itiu~s DtsI,a,cB.
~aii.~SIAN C.rSu.. Hlu..a-. J4I .il..i
aIrD.y e..!"ssi."n "li" . LARS ssr.ri-
H"S' '"t"r"un--. Al sv.sr IL. ,ll Nsi.... 90
care Carfls ~. p.i"'sV.r=. No.
IDt'NG s.AN. .Ar-t..i.cro tg url.e ..rr,.
Nurl.- d"si.-- position h.I'u ,-ls4.s 80.
advancement. goo! 'dTeIttUa. us.. ua.
i."aranc". Addfrs- . :t:. 80" t.n.s.
bispsl6n.
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Situations Wantcd--Fc,nulc SO

Young BUSINESS WOMAN desires posi-.
tiun where ability and Initiative viii
count. Highly efficient boolkccpc.. good
'Tnsi. Ten ycarf experience handling
anccs. trial balances. financial stale.
mcniS corrcspondcncc. etc. Nine years
M,,n one hrm !. NC. care Times-Dis-
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ROOMS an 80 Ard

ii"nnt> luh ..n.II q.
GEAcE 81 ". 60 mic. room for
i"at. s-nu"uea preferred. rvasom.hle
the uII.i. nE r;>T $40 Fast Grac, $ res;
HHI no' water w" sUr riSi.4r IN 'an.o
Hnom> Wiinoui Beard GS
n.a, "i"sirir's. w:va'e family Cal
"t.i, g. So. -. tai ca, iarg~ iu-nish"d
'."'' l1- rom
GRACE w 5oS-nul ruom. ia gentle.
Ian best residential zion.
IAf;IE aoInle room nta,rH ADJOINING
h"th ais" sinsI" rooms 80! East carr.
A.DN .IctI.Lp lpIr.i. - SorJh E!ghtn.
-" rir"E. sanitary turms. IsC 500.
80 Gauy s'..t =" 500 weekly
nu"ns im ii"r-"Aerpinc go
,Ausi So. = 10. ." n.shcd rooms for
nous i-'ring.
ulENj.TiTCl'iNg WhtS,, YOU wait " ward
Anarlmcn,s unh Tiais -
iu,a.-u,, rooms lsitrh.ro;t. ,nd G.,h.
fi.A 4.--ruruisn.d nat L" .utleaso 10 snlaiI
family. uo 'hHdr.u. rNIvil"gr 20 r.-
new sept ..-,. 90" mGr"ings after Il"
y.'igHk is"i !art Ayruuc. Second
100.
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Horses, Cattle, \chicics
pouiiiy and supplies
cM.nE-A-i.Ia LuG MASH.

FOuItiy anu supplies I'D
Ct:.EE-A-i.IA EGG MASH
racy shei! OUT d,uD.c. Feed C.rcal.a-
keep record OF ynli vEhS. Compare
Win u,ncI feeds SAM pcs GOd i.vl tue
idvis l.tH Tor themselves sold IN luU-
poUd uaSs al yuui TrhIcr's. or
BRAUER * HASTEN. DISTRIBUTORS.
l.OS H.. Cary street
THE REST AID in ;his column T. me nG
that tells all the facts abunt tie pio.,.
.ii'o
NOTE tha, every Al Is correctly indeItd.
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EHFf.Di 'irNJ
s,ituniions Wanted -i'rinalc SO
situations Wantc,l-Malc

iDI So I.ADI 50 she. ua-.Hou s .r..t.
D..-tsi,h
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real ES1IIE FOX RENT

BUSINESS Places tor Ken, as
w nave Broad. N.~la aau side street
stores 10Y rent Gordon T.. SiIdus Co.
lul5 East Main
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H.:ntc,I-iir:.i Estate

fNi;M. want I" puy farm between Hiyh.
iho1d AMI Prterspurg; the car line
rrrf"rr"d. * i2S. care Times ~ suatrh
FoR REST RESULTS list Your prnu.riy
WIN rs Garrett & 90. III. East Ma!n
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suburban for Sale

Hes bargains. Iicio.- buying see CnH>
Il. Euchrnnnd. sole AGENT Allison
Ru.LdimE. snals Easl Main Strnet.
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Statesmen and Agents

81 LIS Mr.r-- Ire ana accessory sI..-. nri..
W" have side line Tor You tina; ~ "A
winner Write ra!. sa!es manager
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08

Fch isclFE attention, iist Your houses
Tor sal" win Charles T. Eu.nrIuuud
loom u Allison building. SOJ - East
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WantctI-io borrow /
ihSI RiG TlfS
Musical, Dunrlns. Dramatic
LIiE Sit)Ch
Dogs, Cats, Pets

.CANNisN pI-,Is guaranteed sIng"Is al cx.
ucrrinnai ur.ces. Madison 5:i2-J.
Cbi.l.it.--iSrautfui female collie. Z. months
Old. Quality guaranteed. Address H.
T. Martin i.ancNa. Va
GUARANTEED birds. fish and supplies
Sours' Bird Shuu. lis T. Grace.
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NEST END 5000 uou-rn 5-rVc:n DriDI1
IL Roul"vard Davidson " Durhau -.
eng; MHIa Randolph IIG.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS
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TUESDAY. MARCH :. 1921
at ! p'Clock i. NJ.


the TN" Fixtures used in the above,
named business. consisting of often
h:im"r butchers Refrigerator. size
about oNtN' feet with glass front
doors: pItrnhcimer Rcfrircrntinr
'iSpt"F Case. 10 Icct long, with in-
iaid tile front; > Oircnhrimcr Mrat
BLOCKS. Meat Tools and Trays: Toledo
scales with electric sign; Total Md.
ms Nittonal Cash Register do I,
800 with clerk keys, , account
NrHs detail statement and check
printing: Royal Meat Siicing Machin.,
with electric motor, Royal Meat
Grinder With electric motor (motors
are Alternating current. 10 volts,
i =, b'adr criiims Electric Fan. Meat
Tools. Meat Trays. Delivery Eicvcie
window shades, Fish Boxes. etc:
'sn a small stock Of Canned Gro
..r!fS PAPER Bags, Lard Trays. etc.
fiNimrtS vii DC sold clear and free
TERMS Cash
y. TAYLOR PITT.
Receiver and Trustee.
TIN: VALENTINE AUCTION co,
INCORPORATED
Anctionecrs.
~ ". :. ROBINSON X co.
Real Estate Auctiunecrs
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] \ 'ONNtLLY y co.
81 y Seventh 81
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Foi; RESULTS iisj Yoar farms und civ
nr"p.rty with Pollard X Basbv Rich,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
WY, j, OFFICIALS URGE HIGH
SCHOOLS TO START FOR TRACK

vii not y" any departure from this Is''
cxcrpt. Of course. In the case OF ne"
first class high schools being cSGhlI>h-
ci. or some very strong local reason.
Sectional Meets.
Another thing that has "ccn de''mi'-
IL decided uron Is the local -: the len
sectional meets. In addition I" select
iuv the ste ut tn" meets early tn" UNI
vrrSity viii provide rct"rc" for XII
sectional meets. who VIII h" III" ilna'
authority in all matters in dispute. In
other restricts these sectional meets VIII
be conducted a. they Nere last Spring
The nrw arrange ucuts Will uUNh'N =
l,r.Cr number of BOYS which WEI ne
.csS.tatr thr huIliug II thu trials IN
,,lt rx.,.'rt the I'>tanve runs on Friday
afternoon May -. with semt-'tuals Sat
ur,luy morning Rud the finals Saturday
Llt"ruuuU.
The following are the ten cities named
- th,. Location Of the SecNonaI meets.
NIarrinshur~. keySer ElkinS. tiarkS-
burg. rNirr,"nt. ! urkcrsburg. Rich" 0od'
Wheeling. Charleston and 3lueNc'd.
only the winner Of first place will
ui4tty IN the meets at Marttnshurg,
KryHcr. Elk;ns. F>,irmonL Redwood ani
Hnirf.e.G The Winners OF Hrst aid
sr,oSd place Will qualify in the clarks-
burg. r,lrkersburE. Wheeling and char
,estuu meets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
Salade Funeral tuesday

charles II. SaIadc, life long resident
T Nurth Wheeling, died Saturday morn
ning. following an Illness Of two years
Tie deceased was IN his fortieth year
and was the Youngest son OF The late
NiHi;.rt = Snd Katherine k"tzcr Salade
Of COS Main street. He WAS brick
layer by trade and followed his "ccupa
zion up 10 the time Of hts recent illness
lie - survived by his wife, Mrs. Jen'
Mic TcrriN Salade; his mother: two
daughters. Catherine and Lucy. and one
brother. Edward Salade.
Funeral services will be held Tues
day afternoon al . O'Clock from thu
family residence with Rev. +. 4. BishoI
or the North street NJ. E. church Of
rcia,.ug. intrrment will be in Mt. WoOC
cemetery. Through an error. II was
published on sunday that the funera
would lie held Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
TORONTO TIGERS
WIN CHAMPIONSHIP

SpAr'al D!spa'c' 20 The lnteNiS"ncer,
StNubeuv;lle. o.. De-. 4.--Th" Toronto
Tigers won the Jefferson county foot
ball championship on snow covered
ned herr, today by score OF SIX I" two.
1hrQnto Won In the last twu minutes or
play. when BuCcy intercepted a forward
IasS near Toronto's line and ran the
.cnG.n Of the f'cld for the only toucA-
down oc the game. Steuhenville scored
It's two points on a safety in the FIRST
vertud and. played thc game SAFE until
almost whistle time. when e forward
PASS WAS attempted with disastrous re-
suits. \ crowd 80 500 Witnessed the
game. Toronto takes the championship
with TWO straigh; Victories
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
kid" HALL FLAYS "OLD MAN SIN"
IN THREE ROUNDS WITHOUT CLOVES

- tr" people. reminded 'hrm That TINS
was q tim" Of unusual opportunity i"l
'hs church and urged Them 10 "'rp up
ia" splendid work throughout the week.
II" referred to the revival as the Dig
Lc,t thing in Wheeling this week.
The charming .ndies' quartet SANK
again last ujCnt. Two sp"rialS were
rendered 10y IN" grat chorus and the
SAM Lumber Of selections 10y III" III
Irritable i.ues Singers. The Booster con-
cert given Saturday might Won numerous
words Of appreciation. \ sc'nud pro
gram will be- given ucNt saturday htgA''
Tho children meet Tuesday al y. M.
tor the nrSL practice.
Tonight Is sod fiome-t umsnE NIShi'
AL cid frIrnd. and members ut u r
rnurrh are invited. Songs Of home anu
heaven will BE- suns and IN Hall VIII
speak ON Home, Sweet Home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
r1TY MANAGER NAMES POLICEMAN
OVER HEAD Of CHIEF FRAZIER

be accoInplis he'd AZ this carly date. o"'
from rumor the action of the city man
ager will come to showdown In coun-
ell
IL is said that the majority OF menu
bcrS in council believe that the Charter
grants the city manager the rlght l"
make all appointments. even TO ire
policemen. hUt they do not taN"r Hu'H
action on the part OF the city manager
lid Lelicle the chief Of police should
l.. shown this courtesy. as Well as look
ing from q public standpoint or sate'%
and protection. towards men htt"a 'o'
police duty.
II Will be recalled that the chief Of
notice was the only officer elected by
city council who was not on the Ely
Six State"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05

Lane She was born and raised IN
Wheeling and attended ST. AphonsuS
parOrh!al school.
She is sur.Il ii by TWO sisters. Mrs.
Gene Kletzlcy .! Dayton. ohio, and MISS
Loretta WIlkie Of Cleveland: and one
brother. bernard Wilkie Of the Island
The body Will arrive this morning
from ClarksDurg and the funeral VIII
he held from the Rertschy funeral par
lors Tuesday morning at $50 o'ciocN
with REQUIEM high mass at st. Mich
,ers church. Edgington Lane. Mt $50.
Intrrln-nt will he in Mount Calvary
| cemetery.
A telegram to the lntellgenccr last
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05

arorlexy while A. his office Friday af-
ternuou will he held at the Methodist
church in Dil!onNaIe this morning al ~
u'rl"Ck Iutermcnl Will he in RlNerv!cw
cemetery. Martins Ferry.
The doctor had l. stroke OF apop!eXy
some time Friday afternoon and was
found dead a. O'Clock by one OF his
drug clerks Iic has been resident OF
Dillonvale for the last "a years HIS
wife died three years ago.
Surviving him are Two children. ana
two huih"rs. Attorney Thomas Jones. or
StrubcuSille and A. {. Jones. furkriI!e
banker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
BERNIE HAHN LEAVES
TODAY FOR ELDORADO
Local 40 Pound Boxer Wiu Meet Frankie
Garcia in ArkRn@aB Thurs-
day Evening

S"rnie Hahn. Wheeling premier TO-
pound hattler. leaves today for Edo
RADIO. Ark. where he meets FRANKIE
Garcia. OF Jaurez. Mexico. Thursday
evening in a ten-round battle as the
healthier Of card.
The local boy is in fine condition and.
although his opponent will weigh IN AZ
l22 at ripgSide. Is confident he VIII
return Victorious. Eoth are battiers of
a hirh class, and FIahn's many friends
here will be waiting word OF the out
come
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
SUNDAY scHooL MEErrNo

Mart!nsburg. W. Va. Dec. About
200 delegates from six counties In the
eastern section of this state were here
yesterday and to-day attending a re-
gional conference OF the young members
Of the Sunday Schools Of West Virginia.
The conference is similar to one held
last week in Clarksburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
W orlsy Funeral

Mrs Martha Worley. SO, who died last
Friday. viii he buried from her home.
G0% North Front street, this afternoon
1T > O'Clock. Rev. Peterson. Of the Kirk
wood NJ. f.. church. will officiate and
inierment Will be in L!nwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
Smith Funeral Tuesday

Mrs. j. Howard Smith. 30. formerly
Miss Alberta l.. Wllkie. OF this city
died at her home in Harrisburg Satur-
day morning At 40 o'clock. Mrs
Smith Is the daughter OF tho late Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Wikie, or Edgington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05

night from A. J. Bishop 1t Clarksburg
stated that Mrs. Smiths body Will ar
rive in Wheeling at 1890 o'clock this
morning, and that friends may view the
body at the Bertschy funeral home On
Sixteenth street,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
CHALLENGE.

e, The Dixie Five fast 100 pound has
kc4hali StsaM wishes TO hear from any
team OF theirN class for games IN the
future. Call Brnwo"d 22S-R, between
s and : O'Clock any evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05

The Funeral Of Chris Oto. VII" died
AT the Mercy hospital in Pittsburgh
Friday evening. will he held this after
noon from the residence Of his brother.
William OTTO. TO- Sixteenth street In
,erlneut will be made In Greenwood
cemetery.
Mr. otto had h"en III for som" time
hut lis death came as 4 shock 10 his
local relatives The decreased was born
and reared in this city and n IA" son
OF the late Chris and Anna otto OF SIX
,eerih street lie was n barber 10y
trade. and has lived IN PtushUrEh tor
rho las, IS wears.
Surytv.ug him A." ~" sisters. Miss
Emma Quo and Mr. Fred Martin. and
TWO brothers, William and Albert, all
ur this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05

DR.. Jones Funeral Today.
The funeral OF The lat" !lr. Il. 9 Jones.
r. ~ DiIIonyaIc. ONO. Who died OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
Tine OF Opportunity

Hev. y. NJ BARLOW, pastor Of tn" WeS-
ley NJ. F.. church. in a spirited appear
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-13

Early reports from the prison were
20 the effect that So prisoners had es.
capped. but Thursday night Warden Il.
=. Coleman. recently appointed, stated
that hut forty were In prison delivery.
shortly before nlgh,fall Thursdny -four
Of the men were surprised by blood.
hounds near Phelps. In the fight that
ensued between the men and beasts one
uf the dogs was shut. II was reported
that strong posse Is on the. trall Of
those four men. and that they expect
,o surround ihcm momcntariy.
j. 4. Herring and W. q. Pryor.
~ the hoard of prison commissioners,
arrived In Huntsville late Thursday aft.
er hurried motor trip from Houston.
md reported that none ~ the convicts
were seen along thu route from IIous.
tom. and that no excitement prevailed
They expressed the belief that the con.
victs ARE going IN the opposite dlrec.
tion from the city Another body of
convicts are believed 10 he surrounded
IN the section of the country near
Dodge. known ns Old Grants Colony
Road. an unused roadway going through
dense stretch of woodland. In "a mes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-13
STATE AUTHORITIES ARE
NOT ABLE TO HOLD own

WILLIAMSON W. Va, May H. (y Associated
fare with all odds apparently avong forces opposing the being
wagd tonight the the Mngo county coal field where
strike has long been progress.
Beginning after dawn this morning the little mining Of
Mma four miles the River this city, usade Of shots
poured from the mountain side successfully into Merma Raw
Sprige, and Matewan West Virginia, ard McCarky.
All available police and in williamson
rushed the train but according they
had been unable at late hour to check the shooting
Harry Son prohibition officer and merchant Sprigs
killed bullet from the Noah Phillips and
named Calvert of the White commary
Merma have been seriously wound other killings and
wundng have been received Of the police here but
a late hour had not been confirmed. Il
Tonight little handful of police number,
working their the Meac and
Raw seeking above and outflan nix their hidden
Todays outbreak had all ance
The th hail lead are
and lie valley on the River which
separates West Virginia from firing today and
from the the according 70
the police. .
police the mountains the West Virginia side
kentucky in an attempt to operation routing the attackers
Kentucky side.
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Concerning the recent passing In the
second chamber M the Netherlands
parlirneni of an oil bill granting con.
cession to the Batavia company In the
Djambi fields 60 the exclusion of Amer.
leans. the Netherlands reply says that
when las, January Mr.. Phillips rcaues.
ted that the American companies he
permitted to participate In the Djambi
concession the law had already been
drafted and the question. pending the
approval of rvlimen,, had been set
tied. As for American capital partici
pating In the batavia company. II says
thut such question must bc subject
10 the approval of the Dutch govern
ment.
The reply adds. however. that there
| are rich oil fields In both sumaira and
i,orcno and the minister of colonies VIII
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sage 10 Warden Coleman, Sheriff King
NJ Huntsville stated that II was his 5c'
lief that some of she men have conceal
I'd Themselves In this wood. and that
he was going In tn route them out Mr..
King stated that he had a strong body
OF men at Dodge watching the railroad.
aud that there ~ no chance that any ~
IN. fclons vii lget through the net
there by riding trains. Several men clad
In prison garb were seen crossing n
railroad near Dodge some time after
tho prison break. and II II these men
that are believed to have concealed
themselves In the forest.
The penitcntiary delivery was led by
George n. Anderson. who was given n
2s.year sentence by Criminal Judge C.
W. Robinson Of Harris county for he
ing the ring leader of trio tim,
robbed the Harrisburg State Rank some
months ago. once before Anderson en-
gln"cred n prison break. and success
fully eludcd officers for many months
He was assisted lg two other convlcts
who were sent 10 prison ms the result
ot the trouble In hanks. one was a
bank robbcr. The other was an cmbcz
Zl,r
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he glad In make contracts with ether
companies for their exploitation similar
To that already made with the Batavia
company.
Reviewing the discussion that pro
ccc,icd the recent exchange Of notes.
the statement nid that on June 10. 1890.
the Netherlands legation here addressed
"a communication to the state depart.
men, setting forth that Dutch control.
led companies should not bc excluded
from leases of American public lands.
and representing that American citizens
on an equality with Dutch citizens In
the Netherlands Eas, Indies. The lcga.
tion addresses another note to the state
department on September %. 1899. sub.
mitting additional information regard
ing the Netherlands Fast Indian mining
law.
To these the American government
replied IN November ,. ip2a. that II did
not appear that American cii.z"ns were
given privilege IN the Netherlands Eas'
indies similar to these provided hN IN
general leasing INV. Al that Time. tn
statement said. occasion was taken L.
refer 10 the pending Diamld hill and
Co the fact that American COMPANIES
had been un~ucccsSful IN their aplica
tluns for u share In the concessions.