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Evening journal., 1921-09-15
City League 1921 Penndnt
Slides to GuardSn1en In
Last Inning Batting Bee

for Eastlake. Stillwell came in on
Stewards bounder through shor1
with no one there to handle H. The
latter advanced to third on Speak
mans life and Davis sacrifice tap.
The Lakers scored their final two
in the fourth. Marion Minker led
OF with single down frst-base
line, He stayed there when stril-
well lofted to Kemske and then
Eastlake got away with a biz Of re-
verse baseball. with one down and
still run to the good Stewart sac
rihced Minker to second. Every
thing is all right that turns out all
right Speakman slammed out
base knock and Minker was admit
ted, SpeaSman going to second on
the play at the plate. Davis then
crashed one to- left and Speakman
also counted. Thus ended East
lakes scoring.
The Guards began before their
opponents knocked of. The Sol
diers got nary a hit of Long and
had only one man on base, free
passenger, until the fourth. II was
Gibby Patterson. a resident OF East
lake, who started the proceedings.
Gibby doubled to left and went o
third on a wild pitch. Brandt took
advantage OF Longs wildness and
drew a pass.
Hynson popped one TO right and
Patterson made It good for a sacri-
fee by holding third until the catch
and making goods In his dash for
home. Somebody must have said.
cit fer home Gibby." Brandt. who
had stolen second. also nicked the
rubber when Johnny Cole singled
after doc" Hoch had fled out
Hynson and Hoch started the sixth
with singles and advanced to third
and second respectively on Prices
passed ball. Hynson arrived on
Coles sacrifice and Hoch on
Koitsch's hard chance TO Davis after
( Kemske had famed.
In the seventh the Guardsmen bat
ted from the top end TO the bottom
OF the batting order. "Gibby" Pat
terson skied out to Chan Patterson,
Freddie Clarke. who took Flores
place in the field and Brandts in
the batting order, worked Long for
a pass. Hynson and Hoch singled,
Cole sacrificed and was safe when the
play was unnecessarily made at the
plate. KemslSe breezed again
Koitsch was safe on Speakman's err
ror. Fiore drove in Koitsch with the
last run with his third straight single
and Joe Briscoe ended II by poppinf
} out
Eastlake could do nothing in Al
turn at bat. although starting will
double by Stewart The Guards
men went 20 bat in the eighth bu
Umpire-in-Chief Cunningham calle'
tho game when they had finished 10
Il was then too dark 10 play.
II is likely that something will b
|. done to bring the National Guard
and the winners OF the post seaso
series in the Suburban League. eithe
Krebs or Marshallton. together IN
4 series.
Evening journal., 1921-09-15

Earned runs-National Guards, s;
Eastlake, 5. Two base hits-G. Pat
2 Three base hitsS-Hopewen. Base
on balls-off Briscoe. /; OF Long, 3; on
Broomall. !. Struck out-hy Briscoe,
8; by Long, 8; by Brooman, 1. Wild
ing pitcher--Long. First base on err
ror--National Guards, 1. Duoble play
Hynson. @. Patterson 10 koitsch Sacri-
flce hits-Hynson, Cole. ?; Stewart.
Davis PasI5, Stolen stolen essesS o5b Paterson ate
Davis. Umpires-Cunningha behind
the bat; MCGOWAN at first base; Hast
lngs at second base; Waski at third
base.
At the end OF the FIRST inning II
was ] to with Eastlake with the
one. At the end of the second in
ming II was to and OF course
Eastlake did not have the o. At the
end OF the fourth inning II was s
TO 2. and OF course IL wasn't East
lake that had the for they had al
ready had 8. At the end OF the sixth
inning It was to 4. The National
Guards we're climbing. At the tnd
OF the seventh II was curtains for
the I.akers, the City League cham
pionship for the Soldiers In the
lucky session the Guardsmen en-
joyed their one big inning. batting
around and crowding I'VE runs acros.
the pan. making II . to S, as tn,
game ended.
This about tells how the Nationa
Guards fought gamely from behint
20 cop the second and deciding tus
sic in the post-season series for tn,
City League title at Twenty-nintl
and Market streets last night. Tn,
1000 or more fans strung aroun,
the entire diamond were treated q
a varied program OF free and pro
miscuous hitting and although ther
, was only one felding error regis
tered the game was far from tn
exhibition put up by the two club
in the first tilt at Harlan Field o
= Saturday. Some weird baseban wa
seen in some Of the stretches
G Eastlake as has been mentioned
= began Its scoring early and fnishe
about the same. The Nations
Guards, left at the post did not e
a look at the counting station un
Z ~ the fourth and then II was onl
8 a peep. for they we're still three run
r behind at the end Of that fran,
e They had the strength at the hnisl
: however and that's what general
annexes the side OF the porker.
d After Ralph Minker had flied I
u 'Spotsey" Flore in the openir
stanza Tot" Hopewen pumped or
g TO Twenty-ninth street for thr,
e sacks and hung up the first run
5, the game on Jack Prices infleld OF
" few minutes later. A brace
n doubles by stillwell and Stewart
stsrt the second meant more rul
Evening journal., 1921-09-15
H1Gh SCHOOL FoorRALI.

Harry Ashton. physical director OF
the Wilmington High School. has
commenced training candidates for
The school football eleven. The
team this year will include a num-
Der Of new players.
While the school season opened
this week. II was said today that all
classes were running smoothly.
The FIRST morning assembly OF the
term Will be held tomorrow at nine
o'clock. On Monday. September rs,
special assembly, a. which Mayor
Harvey will speak, will be held in
ebservsnce of Constitution Day.
Evening journal., 1921-09-15

Jimmy McDevitt thinks the prop
osition advanced by The Axe that
The pick OF Wilmington meet his
pick Of New Castle is a good one and
Is ready for the word at any time.
Jimmy has a great collection OF stars
to make his choice from but local
fans believe that Wilmington has
just as good II rot better. A game
or series OF games between two
such aggregations would be the big
gest thing IN baseball attempted
around these parts in quite a few
Evening journal., 1921-09-15
The Daily BattIea1e
SHARPENED
IN THE GRIND
No. 43

lake fracas-and he did. Johnny
flied out 10 short right, Hopewel
retrieving the ball. Hynson used II
as sacrifice and Tot threw to
home In an attempt 20 cut him
down. Cole continued on 20 second.
however, and Jack threw him out
for the second time In as many
minutes. II was the first put-out
OF the sixth Inning and when Uncle
Emil kemske, who followed him,
famed, Jack Insisted that there
we're three out. as did several OF
the rabld rooters. He must have
wanted both put-outs Of Cole to
count.
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'eter Manning started out to beat one
record yesterday and clipped them
all but one, the best mark ever
stepped IN the light harness
world. Back In 1912 Uhlan
did the distance In
1.5s and p eter
Manning re-
peated the
stunt.
Evening journal., 1921-09-15
TWENTY SEVEN MEN
FACE WALTER JOHNSON

WASHINGTON. Sept 15.-only
27 men faced johnson yesterday IN
a brilliant pitching duel with Davis
which Washington won in the sev-
enth when Judge singled Miller
and Shanks walked and Picinich
was hit by a pitched ball. forcing
Judge over with the only run OF the
game. Scratch hits by Tobin and
Enerbe in the fourth led to triple
play when Bush caught Sisters liner
and pegged to Harris at second, VINO
threw TO Judge at. first before either
Tobin or Enerbe could regain their
base. Tobin was caught off first al
ter being credited with an inheld hit
in the seventh.
Evening journal., 1921-09-15

NJ. Henry Burke. employment
manager and supervisor OF appren-
tices at the Harlan plant, has re
ceived announcement OF the mar
riage of his friend Eddie Casey, Har-
ward football star. Mr.. Burke and
Casey are both from Natick. Mass,
and chummed around together.
Casey was captain OF the Natick High
school football team, held the same
position at Exeter and was a candi-
date In 1919 at Harvard but with
drew at the last minute in favor Of
Billy Murray. He has been selected
to coach Union College this year.
Evening journal., 1921-09-15

Earned runs Elkton 7; st. Paurs
B Two base hits-Dunbar. johnson.
Jennings. Sacrif CO hits-Deibert
nings, r. Minker. Strike outsNbv
Arrants. ?; Hughes. ?. Double plays-
johnson TO Peterson to Moore. hit
by pitchcr-Arrants Time Of rau,o
! hour and 40 minutes ITnpfre1C,ann
Evening journal., 1921-09-15

Sc MARY'S VS. NEW CASTLE
st. Mary's wiz meet New Castle
on Saturday afternoon at New Cas-
tie. The game viii start at 2-so
o'clock. All st. Mary players are
requested to report at Sixth and
Spruce streets at ? o'clock ON Satur-
day afternoon.
Evening journal., 1921-09-15
STH-NNNING RALLY
WINS FOR ELKTON

Special to The Evening journal
ELKTON. Nd, Sept 15.-By
making a rally in the eighth inning,
the Elkton Cecr County League
team defeated the st. PauIs In
dependents. Of Wilmington to Z.
Evening journal., 1921-09-15
Keen KIesn Kippie Kwips
BEN CREENsTEIN, Editor

days The real reason for this is
the abundance of talent over in the
Castle. McDevitt is ready and now
all that is necessary is to get VIII
mington team together and that
ought 10 be easy. A meeting to ar
range details for such a series men
toned will most likely be held in
The Journal Office in the near future.
II ought to go big from a fans
standpoint.
Evening journal., 1921-09-15
THIS TIME LAST YEAR.

Babe Ruth hit two homers IN
an exhibition game in Toledo.
Little Rock won the Southern
Association pennant.
Bagby let the Athletics down
with three hits and Cleveland
won.
Evening journal., 1921-09-15

The demand for domestic help will
increase during the coming two
weeks. and all those seeking employ
ment can do not better than TO use
the Want Ads
Evening journal., 1921-09-15

Hilldale and Baltimore Black
Sox opened their series in
Camden Yesterday and the
Baltimoreans sprang a sur
prise on the Darbyites by
winning to I. The second
game viii be played at Dar-
by today and the third game
will be played in Whining
ton at Harlan Field tomor-
row
Evening journal., 1921-09-15
Kebs, Mmshalton on Edge
For Second of Their Series

Marshallton and Krebs meet on
Saturday at Marshallton in the sec
ond of a three game series to deter
mine the championship of the Sub
Evening journal., 1921-09-15

Moiders. machinists and repair
men should watch the Want Ads for
good positions during the coming
rnonfh
Evening journal., 1921-09-15

You've got 10 hand IL 20 the
Philadelphia Evening Ledger. IL
beat the Wilmington papers with
a sport account of an event tnat
happened here by four days Ed
die Abrahams was elected man
arcr and Jim kcrrigan coach OF
ChesroOk on the past Monday
night and the Ledger had the an
nouncement the Friday previous.
That's getting the stun out In nd
vance.
Evening journal., 1921-09-15
National League.
ToDAY's SCHEDULE.

TODAY's SCHEDULE.
American League
Cleveland at Philadelphia
Ctwe games.).
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Washington
Evening journal., 1921-09-15

National League.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Evening journal., 1921-09-15
kSE.':l!.!..!I. Sian. Il Ines ! I:zz|
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American I,ear,

American League.
Cleveland. 8; Athletics,
New York, IL; Chicago, 8.
Boston, 1; Detroit, 0.
Washington, /; St Louis, o.
National League.
Chicago, 10; Philadelphia, o.
New York, 10; Cincinnati, 1.
Pittsburg, 5; Boston, 2.
Brooklyn, 0; st. Louis. 7.
st. Louis, 8; Brooklyn. 2,
(eleven innings, second game }
Evening journal., 1921-09-15
A CUT-UP
OR THREE

Axe'iom--
The fellow who originated the
saying ''bad actor" must have
been acquainted with some
movie stars
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'TATTY ARBUCKLE'S
LATEST ESCAPADE"
has had a wide range OF
publicity. but il doesn't
help him any.
f-t-t--
Evening journal., 1921-09-15

Movie fans viii not be
surprised 10 learn that
Arbuckle's latest picture
is not n comedy. It's in
the Roguc's Gallery.
Evening journal., 1921-09-15

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THERE'S 50 AMERICAN Lacquer
OVER 300. BUT STRANGE
THAN THAT THERE'S A COUPL
Of CONNIE MACK'S HIRED ME-
AMONG EN-.
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Reports say thnt squir-
reIs are i'm for a tough win
ter on account of the scar
city of nuts. The squirrels
don't know where TO look.
there's plenty that don't
grow on trees.
tff
Evening journal., 1921-09-15
+

Visions OF a third game
for the City League cham
pionship we're very vivid
until the National Guards
hung up that quintet Of
markers in the seventh. The
arrival OF doc" Hoch boil
stored up the Soldiers front
line considerably.
Evening journal., 1921-09-15

A persistent rumor is being cir
culated in local snort circles that
another first-class football team
will be organized here and Il will
include a number OF Chesrook
players. Let's hear about it2
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Walter johnson gave his
feeble best again yesterday
and only succeeded In
blanLing the Browns with
three hits.
-t-t-f--
Evening journal., 1921-09-15
FAMOUS REDS

Eye.
Faber.
Painting the town -.
Seeing -.
The noses that used to be.
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HERMIT'S LIFE HIS CHOICE
Man Who Has "Fioeaed by Himsel"
for Twenty-Five Years VIII
Haze Nc Other.

y hermit leads 4 fascinating ne
So W. II. tlari, says. and h" .isht to
know. for Ii" has been Il hrru'i, in the
arctic Wilderness nearly "a quarter ~
Il century.
one" hcrnlit. always q hermit"
says Mr.. Clark. "A hermit wants no.
hnGy'S pity. He enjoys his solitude
and wouldn't trade il for the j.l>as-
urc> ami excitement OF cities | have
been in civilization II year now and
] am r"iug back home TO the wilder
ness ~ quickly as | can. There are
no fakiT>, saunders and thieves there"
Mr.. ClHrkS home cabin IS on the
heahwa;"ra "f Pee! river. $50 miles
from IIcrschcl island and 10 miles
frWn Fort McphcrSnn. His nearest
neighbour is :E miles away. They see
each other once Il year. With the OK
ccpti"n Of This man. Abe SchAfer. Mr..
Clarl; is the only human being in Il
thousand square miles of country. The
Indians do NOT 20 that far north and
The Eskimos do not come that far
south
Il have seen 10000 caribou III n
herd Mr.. Clark said. They go to
the arctic coast in the spring to have
their young and in September they re-
turn SOnth to the edge OF the timber,
where they can find shelter and moss
OH which they live"
The mercury goes IS degrees below
in winter. Mr.. Clark says. but It Is
the most healthful climate In the
world. Dld.;imrrs ur there. he de
clnrcS. do not know what sickness
means
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CHANGE MADE FOR TOURISTS
"Standardized" With Idea Of
Pleasing Americans.

Even that setate. historic pile, the
Museum of the Louvre. has not eS-
capped the effects Of the preparation"
which all Paris has been undergoing
for the reception of the American tour
list. 1t was decided some time ago
that the old method Of hanging the
pictures according to their merits and
according to the lighting effect de-
sired was too hnphazard and too prone
to confuse the visitor who was unfa-
miliar with the old works, their period
and school. Some one suggested
Standardization" There was a howl
from the thought Of touching even Il
picture cord in the famous gallery, but
the thought was advanced that ff the
coming thousands of American visit
ors to Paris were to properly enjoy
the pictures they should be properly
classified according 10 their period and
school. This has been done, and now
one passes through the big rooms az
one might q department store. Here
are works Of the early Italian paint
crs, here those OF the italian renais-
sance, there those OF the early Elem
isiI school and there the products OF
early Spanish genius. The Louvre,
of course. Is sacred rite. Now it's n
rite siInpIiticd. standardized and some
what stereutypcd. Some pictures
which rcqur" strong light are almost
IN the dark. and others which would
benefit by Il sonhar surrounding sUf-
60, Il.
"systeme Amr"iCan." Despite it tn"
Louvre remains Il rare trcat.---W Orld
Traveller
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NOTICE 70 TAXPAYERS.

| will meet YOU in person or by
my deputies al the following places
and times FOR the purpose Of recciv-
ing YOUR Taxes for The year OF 1921.
To-wit:
Columbia Sulphur Springs, Thurs
day, October 20.
Nicola, Friday, October 2l. at J. ID.
HoSc'S.
Avon, Saturday. Oct. o..
White Sulphur Springs, Friday and
Saturday. November IL and II.
Nuttcrvillc, Friday. Oct. Fl.
Williams Store. until noon, Satur-
day. Oct %.
Trout, Tuesday. Oct. %.
Leonard, Wednesday, Oct. 26.
Julia, Thursday afternoon. Oct. -.
Renick, Friday and Saturday. Oci.
% and 20.
Jettsvillc. until . o'clock. Monday.
Oct. "a.
Rupert, Saturday. Nov. 5.
Ilughart. Manday, Oct. 81.
Williamsburg, Tuesday, Nov. l.
AnderSon'S Store, afternoon, Mon
day Oct. 81.
Tinchcr, until noon, Monday, Oct.
81.
Meadow Bluff, Wednesday. Nov. 2.
E-dSl htiiiclic, al IluSHdIi otoIti
on Thursday, Nov. 3.
Rainelle, at the Company's Store.
Friday, Nov. 1.
Smoot. Tuesday, Nov. ].
kieifcr. Monday, Nov. :.
Clintonvillc. Tuesday. Nov. s.
Caldwell, Monday, Nov. 7, afternoon
Organ Cave, Tuesday, Oct. %.
liokc. Wednesday, Oct. 26, afternoon
Fort Spring, Thursday. Oct. ~.
Richlands, Saturday, Oct. 20.
Ronccvcrtc. Monday. Tuesday. We'd
ncsday, Nov. %, 80. and 80.
LcwisburS, Tuesday, and Wcdncs-
day. Nov. 20 and 80.
i'rankford. Saturday, Nov. 10.
Grassy Meadows, Monday, Nov. 81
Daswon, Tuesday, Nov. %.
Blue Sulphur, Wednesday, Nov. %.
Asbury. Thursday, Nov. "a.
Anderson. Friday and Saturday.
Nov. % and 26.
\ discount of 9 per cent. will
he made to persons who pay their
taxes on The days aforesaid. Inter
eSt al the rate Of 10 per centum per
annum shall be added thereto from
the first day OF January, 1922-Acts
of Legislature. Special Session 1904,
chapter ; Section s.
l.. l.. GRANBEAI.,
Sheriff of lrccnbricr COuntv
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LIST OF DEEDS,

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g,r NJ" - :; .,~a : - ,:,Il;,a
~mr;,,', " ''''
syn '''''''
:. Il. Anvil q \. T.. Brown toT ''A
IL rH.iInG SPRING dI>.FiI!.
". ". Martin 10 &. W. Huahart
for s foo! aty:D IL MrudoW Hiuil
district.
Waiter l'p%vH"rr to Sarah \.
Itn"Scr for 3+j& IN NiiiIaItAhur 4
district
ichn Nartin Ct 4! 10 VI. II. Terrell
'm' \C,. 30 and - ii l!oncrvcrtc.
!. Il. McAniiion 10 }. Is. McMiiiion
lUr 70; 40. 90 a ii"nccNrr.c.
/" j. Mclaughlin 10 NJ. l.. Dunbar
Fer | Ioi al i.%"iiDu.'9.
Wallace Ni'iiAmS to j: !. MaikuP
Tor /" square IoIGS III fiu!inG Spring
hiSiric'.
hlpcrt l"''N ana improvement 20
10 ,: j. Lopp ior iosH lJ' ~ ana ~
III MrahoW iiu'i histricl:
|: ). sen !" M"''G ". iiahn'eH
'"r In,cTtS! u, '"' ~ 'r"iSDuFS;
M''!ic W. ,i"':ureN 10 ROY" u
'o'i man iDf ''N 700, '"'t al .'cw ''b
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AZ WITTY: SULPHUR.

Ne h1,v .>iUIv a. = copy OF lhr
September number Ot y. l.. l.. \.
Bulletin in which space il given 10
.hr entertainment ,Ntcudvd 10 Eauh
crs AMI Newspaper men al White
Sulphur Springs Oh August 18Th last
~ In" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Power
Company. This WAS = very in>truC-
tive meeting. II had for lis purpose
tnC getting acquainted on the part
as the \ir2in!a-N vAtcrn Power TO.
with MANY at its patrons and Ia in
tcrcSt The people liz the ocaIitir> in
which II reHdcrS service 10 take OH
Stock in lis ,.oInpany. Til" very
practical idca car be seen ri once.
instead ul going - financial ccn!rr>
10 sell stock or bonds The Virginia.
Western Power Company seeks 10
ilarc his patrons iDVcSl their money
i'll the enterprise. thereby making ii
mutually beneficial ana co-oprrH-
tive. Mr.. 4. ~. GriinSlcN. General
Manager Of this Company. prCsih2d
at the meeting. Addresses were
made by. W. I. Dabncy. business
Manager OF the Chamber OF Com
uiercc of Richmond. Va, and Judge
&. II. e.. Miles. Member ". VI. Pub
iic Service Commissions; \. Bliss
McCrum, Secretary Public Utilities
Association oi West Virginia, and
X. NJ. Aylcsworth. Executive Mama
scr Of the National Electric Light
ASsnciution The subject OF tho last
mentioned VAS, Taking Our CuSto-
Rers into Partnership" The other
subjects were kindred to this one.
ibis seems TO have been Il success
full meeting in every respect. The
Virginia-Wcstcrn Power Company
is TO be commended on its cooper
aiivc plan 10 have its patrons invest
their money in lis Company. This
is blazing route in which there
will sc Others TO follow.
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State Of West Virginia,
Grrcnbricr County, IS:
M Rules held in the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court of Grccnbricr
County, on The first Monday i'm he
month Of October. 1921.
Amelia Smith, Complaint,
VS..
James Smith, Defendant
In chanccry.
The object Gf the Suit is to obtain
an absolute Divorce from the de-
fcndani because he willfuIly DESERT
cd the plainiiN more than 3 wears
before the bringing Of This Suit, and
il appearing, by affidavit filed, thai
thc Defendant, James Smith. is a
nonresident OF this State. il is
ordered that he ito appear here
within one month after the date OF
he, first publication Of this order
3nd do what is necessary TO protrr,
his interest in this suit.
Tcstc:
W. +. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Henry Gilmcr. Sol. 1G-7-.;v,
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Telephone for the Deaf.

The 'Ihonophor." for people ha.l
of hearing, is the smallest Telephone
yet produced. 1T is about an INCH
long. and its open end being insert. d
in the ear, Is held there by its shane,
no strap being necessary. 1t is al
Unstable for maximum clearncss. TIE
usual membrane could not be en,-
pIoyed. and a piece of specially treat.
cd skin with bit of iron In It's cente.
Is substituted.
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Osmiriduim in Tasmania.

Recent exploration and develop
mrnt have revealed enormous de-
posts Of osIniridum and collaborating
gravcls IN the valleys Of the large
rivers Of the western division Of TaS-
nania, which Is the sole producer on
Il large scale OF point metal OSmirih.
jun. For the first half Of 1920 the pro.
ductiOn was 1903 ounces, valued at
al Gao. In March, 1920, the local price
reached f42 los. per ounce. states the
London Times Trade Supplement.
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lrwi>jurg. ". Va. Oct. !. 1921.

Lcwi>burg, ". Va. Oct. I. 1927.
Sealed proD"Sl'> viii br received
by The CuLntv Court Of tirccnDrlci'
County. Il, Lrwi>hvr2, ". Va, until
- u'C!U"H Neon Uf November l>t.
1921. iCr ihc grating and draining
uf about 81 miles of tine Blue Sui
phu:' IUrEpiAc from Palestine Il
= .'r,> Store II Blue Sulphur
Springs. approximate Quantities are
IS follows:
lCDuu Cu NiS. l.A,:
5000 On lds. borrow:
500 "a IiS. Pine i.Nry.:
4!pn Gu. ldS. over Haul:
1850 Lin. II. ~ i, Y. E.. Ii;,c:
5l2 Lin IT. - in y. G.. Pipe:
$50 Lin. Fl. is IN y. e.. Pipe:
3l2 Lin. 1T. - in \. e.. Pipe:
Sc Lin TT. 30 in V. E.. Pipe
Acres Clearing:
Acres Grubbin":
1880 Eo"s Fencing.
Plans and Specifications may be
seen and information obtained 1T
the Office OF J. ". RAIDER. County
Engineer. Lewisburg. ". Va, and
County Clerks Office.
A Certified Check for ) per cent
OF the amount Of the bid must &C
company each proposal.
The County Court reserves The
right TO reject any o. Ill bids.
!. W. RAIDER.
lU-1-lM County Ensincer:
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14
A Superhero.

"Anything unusual IN the court OF
domestic relations this inorning?'
"A young woman who married 10.
gus war hero wants a divorce
THAT has happened before"
"But this fellow has large ideas.
lie claims to have won the battle of
the Marine. "-Birmlngiam Agc-Ilerold.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14
NOTICE TO TIL; PUBLIC.

! will apply 10 The Circuit Court
Of Grccnbricr County on Tuesday.
November 8, 1921, in open Court al
The Courthouse Of said County. for
license to carry q pistol. My resi-
dcnCC is HHincllc. Grccnbricr Coun-
IS, West Virginia. Ny employment,
IS Sergeant Of The Town Of Rairciic.
Jaw l.. +. SAMMONS.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-14

Instead OF running away from your
work try to find q more efficient way
oi doing IL. That is tho secret Of
success.