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The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-06
DISARMAMENT GAINS In FAVOR
Men in Every Walk Of Life, World
Wide, Unite for Plan.

= New York, Dec, international
business men and politicians, soldiers,
sailors laid Cstatesmeai at.eao Uniting
their persdasieet! forces III a ffiJveinent
for reduction Of armament which has
not been equaHed asiffde then campaign
for a league 81 Nations btganetoitake
hold fh8the 4e6rfdfa gsbncK s9iiiToa
SUCK Is the impetus igained by the
IN, recent weeks that the
forecast rs made BY political leaders,,
both Republicans and6Dem6crats,i that
the he3t Fl w' months will see aridnter-
cbhelave on the disarmament
pro blefii,i ias the first step III fhf Re-
publican foreign policy pro gram ine19
The disarmament campaign today
stands hi much the same position as
The Eeague, Of Nations idea stood beSd
eral Years ag6, Many of the same sle-
fnentss that supported Che one sfnovel
thent tKen, are Supporting thee other
row. 2 Some of hes Clements ahaU opg
posed the league because they lsaw In
It a desire bya England for iifiterna-
tional ala ifi projecting her abeI0ng-
ings, SEE IN the disarmament move
ment in6w the c0sAnimation of Brit
aims realization that she cannot conn
pete with America in the matter of
naval construeti9hn lirH ailm1 # 2
But many opponents Of the league
idea. then, are strong supporters of
disarmament, onw, which may orr may
not be the result of Republican harl
mony lacllcSu tf8ga ftt fsrftes4 o.r
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-06
THE EARTH ONLY a MIDGET
A Distant star. Finally Measuredg Is
ESQ Million Mikes in Diametersfa

Z Chicago, Dec 30, Results of bfthe
FIRST successful fespes ini sf4ttse OH an ass
trononaical deyiee lat the Wilson,
Calf, observatory, ,reyesliugj that
certain rempte stars in. the .firnlament
are many thousand times larger than
astronomers had eyer surnlised, was
discussed to-day bS Pref, a. A, Michel
SOM noted scientist OF, the University
Of Chicago, WHIP perfected the device,
befoHe the Ameg-icanI Physical Society,
meeting here in epnjqnctien with the
lAAasseeiationq fRrs The AAdyana4enssnt 6f
nclenqe. aHsM ii aqinron 2an xssuq,
Under the direction Of s Prefess9I
Nicholson, astronomical experts have
Just computed the diameter Of al
pha Orianis, one of the stars in the
constellation OF Orion, go g' 4
Professor Nicholson, winner Of the
Nobel prize IN physics thirteen years
ago, is authorized as one of the fore
most authorities in the world on the
subject of llightD04 Ho9T ~ SIN
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-06
ALL WORN OUT


W. f9A3i II 10 nEFiIlB3 mir I4Hen ;
Does morning. find you with a lame,
stift and aching back2 Are you tired
all the time r find work a burden2
Have you. suspected 4 your kidneys
Me1a people endorse Deans Kidney
Pills. You, can relY on their state.
nents,, ~ '5il. sal - 2lsati 9a
va Al Veirs, farmer 701 18th St,
Mena, says;s About a year or so
ago Iiwas troubled with my back, - |
had M dull. heavy painnl across my
my AidHeyst day and nights When j
STOPPED oyer r could hardly stFalght.
en- up again NJ iladnexs we're Sety
trregTas In action ana I had t9 get
up often at might sThe kidney secre'
ttons We're highly colored and scanty
IN passage. I 1's0 suffered frou dik,
zy spells and felt tired and worn out
all the time. began Using poan's
Kidney Pins and was heIped from the
start Three boxes Of Doan's cured
the pain in my back and my kidneys
acted as regularly as ever. I think
the world ~ Doan's Kidney Pills"
Price zoe. at all deaiersA Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy--get
Dpan's Kidney Pilis-thei same that
Mt Veins had Foster Mrburn Co.
Mfrs. Buffalo, N Y sd faH7
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-06
Z -NTIFIT 7 FTTTFTF-W ~ |ITFTIF ''NN7I = '
LONDON PRESS URGES ,.,
Saao1 'ARMkSE NT MEETING
Great Britain. England and Iapap
Should Agree On. Sea, Forces, 81 b,
Na,,,s =, ,Noro. Cos, d.

y
Should Agree On Sea Eorces, % 1
ss.1s Newspapers sayud "vnnoz
g,opdop, Dec. S1.--IHsisthaee on the
slesirsbibtya Of Festrictipg naval iarii
mapeptsoand the heldiHg Of al canr
'fereHcs dep rthe subject BY the United
statesr frRat Britain and Japan WIS
repewsdq todaB nby 3 London nswfpar,
pers-u The Times, 4 sayings the belief
wsa Widely d6evaAsnbniIh bhed United
States athat Crest Britain was bound
By aate4FSd 70 g4pbotP Jlapah M, tbs
cassltha5 country SHOULD epterga war.
witty AaleEicas Sevot ted Isorei bhan halt
lengg editorial. 1saekmg9t0 convince
AneBcans that this belief was sigro+l
tesquelyr false.YsonT Neutrality-suspicious.
claim that the United States anu
Great lBFitainos1irt 10 la signed fthd
peace rsonmissionatre Great Brit7
ain Immediately notifSed nJahan Of the
fact. japan was told that theagfeea
Alentl 10 submit disputes between the
Ilnilad . Statehtand Great Britain tin
Investigation by permanent inteEnaa
eibnalucprAmission constituted am exh
einntiQp son bGTeat BritaiHBl part ttos
aid Japan bssod lotsiq gbnBlI9n I 30
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-06

Groves Tasteless chill Tonic restores
Energy and Vitality by Purifying and
Enriching the Blood. When you feel its
strengthening. invisorating isfsecf. SEQ how
ii bSings color to the cheeks and fls.x
il improves the appetite, goA WIN shan
appreciate iih TINE tonic vslned $
Groves Tastehess dEiiio TAnic . K holmliy
Iron and cuinlne suspended in SYRUP $50
pleasant even eli ldfen lixehtlo Thshla
needs QtfNINE sNafsrsg faahd 9BlesSltg
'Earieh;Sir Ds&sftys MGAarisi .aeTms ADD
Grip 9 ssFRs BY ia SFsasSfSP5h1S. fqfss.ssr
ouhe EHsct:s tar. Nniyofrsa hal.ts4a 600.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-06
Preparedness.

One OF Dur 9eminentqand) doubtieas
reliable . statistidisnsI announces that
THERE'S Only Dneiehaise lni 29.aS9, that
sues Reuse sstlIrvers barn down and
yet weguppbseaots efigirIs ghodwauhl
40 mnfh doIhfQrtablasifl pHligah.
nei Dlght@osvaas aEe 81 waarsng rgtheir
1hpe de chine ones regularly, on the
accessibility that it might Ohio State
Journal.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-06

sBy IDtegnationaiN News Service
Among the latest war terrors Is. a
ssAennrine tank, perfected by the
FreRrh. It Is able 10 crawl along
rsvwr and lake beds and suddenly APP
pear ia midst of jap enemy to open
6sw with ppSSerfsil guns, s 81
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-06
PURITAN sDREsSa ISisas srew sIsio
91ala a'booURGEB FOR WOMEN
New England Pastor Says 1t. is High
Time fer Fair Sex to Go Back TO 4
High Neeks and Full Skirts. "
tRy. Internatinnal News Serviee

It,
tRyI International News Service Nh.
Boston, Dee Puritan costume
for wonien is recommended by Rev. f.
Talmsdge Root executive secretary
o. the, Federation Of Churches Of
Massaehnsekts.sz sfH hnI at
Y, Drs Scott declafesathat the anniver-
|s8ry of the Pilgrims landing is the
lifting time for women tongo back TO
TIE aold-fashiofed andb b'respectakie2
.clothes Of their fforemothersf a.p92s
fNow is theatilne for every decent
woman, to ,tuy9 to ,the high neck, rutfs,
the stiff stafchesc thef long skirts 2nd
the enyelopipg ,cloaks of old Dame
Purftanb hei SAWS. gnifssHignd -
Here are isoaNd 6fntlie fuuuslerous
'bEo9asldss hurled at the dress Of mod
efn women,
pa Tfo the eternal Bonedheap with the
low nacksp tho high hcals,at abea
'devAtfiea n of ikneerhigha skirts and
other lallurirga displays i. s.,l,l.t..
Sister, be not q stumbling block in
the path OF, your respectable brother,
trying TO do right even in the face Of
youtr uproarous dressing ~ ''
\ Men have stood the test, Of won :
EMS elpthes pretty Well, but they can
mot stand It much longer. XXX w ~
LEX women 20 back. to the long
skirts the higher necks, the 'not-too-
revealing dresses of the Puritans. 1t
is high time. The pendulum has
swung long enough in the other di-
4ttLlpHs i..a Ia
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-06
VE.FERNS'l. COMBAT. Fl & !;
7: BLU: :II:iAAE.1!VOfI:
bIu09 flaJaNnhN 9fj 9IOf9d 8fHbNl
American Legion Leaas lthe Fskhtafof'
Liberty Of Average MaRvxT0 "A
11iisulata QilotitaoRa Turnout
United States.

..,4 United States. se.n,,.q i
s.lInIt-rtro b9saqsIn

Cincinnati, Oi5pDacs BOA large
number VT petitions Ito be- circulated
thrpepto theb United States among
service menb wh9 served in the world
wan.Qashing the support Of all ex-sol-l
diers in . war ON all sumptuary leg9
isldtioh .dr proposed laws known as
blue laws and also calling for the
repeal Of adj such laws anywhere,
have gone 0dtt from satioaal headu
quarters 9f the legion Here unofiieihlss
ly ia,q aaefermiped HGht en- AZ meas
urest iIItapded ito sestricti the liberty
of the average man. .jgDoo nj 1880
FQulier iisarSiee lma1e are hard 0at
works. faewa circulating these petitions
thruents eveuy iHountyqefo the sstRtsdof
Ohio,aaDdy Robert EbnB Bentley Post of
thee American Legion has the matter
up .aferstRndorsement officially here
ppw With a blargeo majority Of pAemn
.bership openly declariuG0 tseEn sup
port, on the ground that certain per-
Sons q ATTACHED, 20 L the } korKs.l Day
movement too advantage fthe abb
ysenee loff the serviJe men 9in hEuropeI
defending the National lhotorl to- Sc
cufao laws drestricting the liberty OF
young Americans while they were ttm-
able no defend the same, and kept in
ignorance Of such ian RttemptdT Ia
ThHu Ohio state legislature will be,
according to the lpresent,nstateme
flooding with these petitions at an
early date.i alQd 5AN tn9hs19u .sssaf
Petition will q also ibes presented in
like manner to- the United States Con
eress md all other state legislatures.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-06
JEWELLERS INJURED IN FALL.
San Francisco Sidewalk Down With
100 as New Year Hanns VA ~

San Francisco. Jan. About fifty
New Year merrymakers were injured
several seriously, when temporary
sidewalk over an excavation for a new
theater building at Market and Tav-
lot streets here, collapsed early today.
IA 3e-foQt section of the walk gave
way, falling twenty feet into the ex-
eaFation with about one hundred per
sohsa according u witpesses. q 81
Twenty persons were removed Ia
th Central Emergency hospital FOR
trfatment IN ambulahcas, patrol wae-
oiIs and motor cars commandment
ii +, 5Sss sItiI,
lesgc q tHEfls aes qEgsi5 almpsts At sthe'
s1oNe ~ Midnight when the N9w
bar bEllnitN Dszsu aanfs nhoshq and
'tre streets crowded with -asesryaass-s
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-06

xmsxEx and Vitality by Purifying and
EnrdeAzpe the BAoqds When yeuifeeb its
strengthening. inyigoratins effect. see1hew
4 stpasss celos 10 the cheeks and hew
u srEspves theo appehses you willthbn
s,spHcciate its true tonic walue1 NJ sdt y
Crsxcis Tasteiess chill sTonir is simply
hm and Qgi9ine suspended pYrup. So
sanasarsf ED ship FeIl}IkeSt 1he Nod
Heezs QtjfN1NE to Purify It and IRON to
Karirh it. Destroys Malarial GERMS and
EEsr germs its Strenethening. lnVfgor-
atins Eject Goo
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-06
Room for 20O.00O

n, In existing 'perfnanent posts and
forts. Mr.. -. Baker said there were,
against Tie sfsS StEsD D$SSR y ss6,oSo
authorized 40 hfeseat,a he added, Z
the troops are housed IN 'spefishable
and. perishing structures at the war
time camps q which could not last
more than.a year or two ,ioHgef.naof
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-06
ARKRROGRBMss
!. Is BADLY: UPSET.


ch4pih gdoa or FIFTY Million Dollar !
Itehp g'liceKs ffapqogtmen4 PfahM Z
bBaEer Says yNewn Army Pests p
d ri s1aal are Necessary. 10 sms12orf
I mem 3 al chs r9doasj 9nt - jsoo u
2 1qssxe noi3hi9ossA y7gadiI 9d3 10 Is
? MaAhingtoFlsuD eei B0ru A. fifty rqilsd
jon dollar sitemafop9 larmy ipess reoD-d
nttuction submitted by the war de-
bartmsns AND refused by She house
lppfoI tiations sc0mmitt eelt nIardpofth /
!.Egd5uto the sundfyg. civif supply ybfH1
lsag aoghe 5HItiafl step u X new lrrttHy
housing pFojecF Contemplating Rstat
mated n expenditures,dofsn than !
I, Sol ,V000bO 6yeF aspefiod pf ten or
'wtl4e ears Details Sf' the seAeipe
1ormulqted by thang general dstafs are
TeSaBtetk in 8 Hestim0ug taken by the
onanD lee and DUST Eaado publicat iHg4
n OAR dnglng fcongae s sionalniapprOy
II thE Heeratary 4al1er recoma
dleade ds1stliaal DllanNloe Niattrilo ffalbny1
ts.alnaBtieHlarlys thoae mean uarge,1
Cities behAbandonedo and sold, the
qdnQs 20 be used in financing tiic new \
project He did not submit list, I
VI posts which might, 50 BIZ
Il az A. XBiftPtHb ,Aninfold EG1lHjb1 NJ
4 moo All gninrQm ODD, ri d90io'o OF b
. lliw htHSm2nenN Bu4l dln8s.fof 9sfjfl
Il Abf saaW Igajsct,uAD. bAaiHri doldoI
dhe- eonlAststea greWe0ut. ofiilhHssacs Ii
N 30 dfssthenagp5 gepggaHlza tlQtT biAdi
SroRiHn4sfgd tfe4 pt4sep ,ra9ETk, Or B
4 edsI4ihAki onveN thpI aAln0 onWheh
jasis9S fa aeilisaEE peRulatieuq and uglrIl
der sYhsdhoIitne dareasi shRyenbseh sere7d,
)sodsts eBplantlRgnthea oldyg eoggapfA7k
al department, are for admlnlstEarih
i've purposes. s. ::
Auitnffntbs 9Wgrh canteBplatsd,u hgl
saias waSu on Pernlagant. cgnStrncti9n
at the, Divisional posts in these areas,
Yhera tralRing, both OFF the regulars
educational guard tyoopss would; bel
rbnsNeted as directed by lro grqssrlifnl
q "lf the army is, really to have these,
great divisional eepters," q Mr., Baker
said, "and If this future. training is
not. to be given up when it seems, nowl|
70 be an indespensab plan, then we /
must begin To build permanent Ia quar-
tiers for the. troops $50 that program
Which is proposed here THE ,$5Q,009,-
COO lappropriatiop askedh is simply
making s start toward, "a, complete.
change II. stRsiaWbeIe 3 ttbepyy 9fnoM |,
army3quz v1uuoO G9b4oM II W
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-06

Ia accordance with The provisions
s s ,s iO asE8 g s55Itfs4t q s RI
pose of some Of the. ggralE9 buffalo in
ise government Eas1dOJ rlhlic parks
ana municipalities are the largest pa
exDrzS- BY distributing che animals
over the country if disease AND mis-
fnr1uti1 bFertakes tie iiiaffi herds
Hlsrres dstiif will be- atoeaS left with
mhirh groups could be built up againl
The buffalo in the United States
haxe Increased about 36b per cent in
fwrAvc years Enf9Os fherw were 1,ld6l
Wild and tame, buffalo in lhis enuntryin
M The beginning Of 1920 there were
x2@S. Canada has larger nunabeise-l
S0SN This is due to- the fact that
smsnxat yeats ago when the Pablo
hnrsi iiigklontana belonging to Michel
s,nhao. . half breed Indian, was. for
snsr. ths@ Guardian government bought
tar sniunals, sufficient interest not. be-
ing exhibited by Ameficaas at that
tirssn to make il possibleJte retain them
in this country. The total number of
wSAd and tame buffaio on the North
Axsericap, continent at present is pro-
hsl,ly lppIb tsraR i9ppeJpdad It'd peS
Rnrkkhent of Agriculture says.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-06
SAFEGUARD? 1. . a. j !.
AGAINST THAT
OI yTBDnBI
s f., . AWFUL ss.sssEiu"
How Swamp Chill Tonic
:, W WIFI Afs aifps K, Keep e sgp.I'
Fee 39aai aS Away ..,. q y1a, y,

-Ftf@ So At1tfFaAANN4@NfI ~ NfL. MI
h Fhan iNfluehaaIemaeh9i ets6,sq sAaft ! i
sH, niwithoiit + wa hnag ataBds6n iahs
safe side be prepared to light this
Sh foui lux * nay 5FSd siY44@NpP
q IhssHit tie GrslIsfgs ofrd III yataGe /
a a, .tlaabeSSRe9i StoAG 6liAflog 4sAsAAR,
gnih Tonic, foNeAei ~ 4 nlass Of
water, 1t tAighi bod siAnpi t5l Tcy3l
This fwilitdba thos Nsorl,aA.duieAtgrahd
sufels'nes 8 dgala sngA n ID uois
SWAMI CEmdtonne mgfsl eogda
for iiiiiiolEla. eddie grippaoc3ag aS4tt
IS amaaria, eiHEis, ana A9lN aElow
folhe. Ae'15 q sottle of he9As sslb rMn
Tonieaoii Ahn,i At ai4atlags. eaayfiW
it can t'iwx eSyGsiilett IL IN alIAQIrs
round remedy Contains no ealo1iele
and Is pieasant 10 take. Prescribed Nv
tadlhg pfys.cIans.a toe 81 All deaths =
n ef'sI siatdus adt no I'd
- DAsla
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-06

'estoses vitality and snergS b a6fifyine and Cen-
fichinst Tee blood foueap soon Seed Is Srenah
shine IpTiSerattne fAiree s Pike 6Qsod 98el sa
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-06
HfBD Hhynq
INCREASE IN WEST.
lI V0sfff4Af JRd1IIIhI
RIG kms4sFlj fksiIs til lAaU kA0
asnrfsDu. According TO Latest Census
There are Nov QveEr2eQagin
United States.
4. % WtlfG1 AHI-
.sIsT By Harry WafaJ TIA
KnlernationaI News Service stAA

Warrington. Jan. The american
as4uss mr. EIAfAI6,. famed III Ristoky as 3
real American product, is far from ex-
tKnckion. THIS encouraeing news
cnnnes from the American Bisn so
cskB sskosh figlrfes shba dat In jana
my, 1870, there were, 3,S99 wild and
kanaz buffalo inltlie 'Bhited States.
on the /, nine -gogegnnent- oswpefi
hrftzA, Two If the United States Dea
pMxsxaent of Agriculture ARE located
an ssAe Wnhita iNationsi tSameo PREF
s-rve. OklAhontsss and enthe national
bison range at Dixen, Mont, the de-
mny1nent announced TODAY. The herd
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-06
I n y lI1GTV 3I5Ras0SSSi1 8SlI|. IN
TT ] IlllllLIf9lSna slflAdressllll

- 49, VI OFtA anu VII WV . - fSAAA
odd The iaaauiRlak that ron6fituted
she original Wichita herd came from
-. A.. III. Y .I........l
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-09-23

Dublin--President Eamonn de Val.
era summoned the Sim Fein cabinet
Friday TO consider the situation arts
ing out of Lloyd Georges action in
canceling the proposed Inverness con-
ference.
Lloyd Georges telegram caIiIe Ike a
bombshel to the Irish people 1t shat
tered the optimistic outlook that had
been steadily maintained throughout
the country.
1t was believed likely when the Sim
Fem acb!net met Friday that it might
recommend plebiscite.
This would mean long delay and
would give the Irish leaders respite
from the predicament in which it was
admitted they found themselves, faced
by the important choice between with
drawing from their position Of bring
ing on war.
The Irish press Friday insisted that
the masses Of both Britain ana Ireland
demand peace and reiterated that the
belief that mutual craftsmanship would
avert war. Every effort was made to
keep up the spirits Of an Irish people
bewildered by the sudden t urn of
events.
Many preparations for war were m
evidence In different parts of Ireland
Friday, according to reports reaching
| Dublin.
While the Dali cabinet at it's meet.
Ing Friday was to decide upon the next
step towards peace or war, it was rec
ognized here that crisis had not &C.
tually arisen. Lloyd Georges tele.
gram, while it fatty refused to treat
with the Irish plenipotentiaries in the
manner they wished, did not close the
door. De Valera and his colleague.
had only to find some fresh wording
of their position which would prove
acceptable and 1t was believed the con
ference could vet be held without fur
Their difficulties.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-09-23
DANGER OF RAILROAD STRIKE
Rules Are Being Ignored BY Employers
Woriinumen Assert

Cleveland, O.-The danger Of rail-
road strike is being brought nearer by
the refusal Of railroad executives to
abide by 1.-THE few rulings" Of the rail-
way labor board that were favorable
to the workers, rail union leaders
charged here Thursday.
"All the railroads, and particularly
the Pennsylvania, have been unwilling
to carry out any of the rules that bene-
fit the men," James G. Sause, Fort
Wayne, Ind, representing the railroad
department of the American Federation
# Labor, declared Thursday. 'srhis is
rousing the ire Of the workers, who
are faithfully abiding by all decisions
II the labor board"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-09-23
All Receive Life Sentences

Columbia, S. C.--Mother, daughter,
son and two male intimates Of Marcel
lus Cook, aged farmer, were sentenced
to life Imprisonment Thursday by
County Judge Zahe for the murder
several weeks ago of the elder Cook.
The jury was directed by County Judge
Zahe to bring in verdict Of guilty af-
ter attorneys for both sides had given
their consent and experts had testi-
fed that the defendants were persons
Of arrested development.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-09-23
CONV|GTS escape T
FROM UTAH PRISON
PRISONERS SCALE WALL ~
EARLY HOURS AFTER BIND
ina GUARDS
Notorious Characters Make Spectacle
lar Break From State peniten-
tiary Amid Fire Of Prison
Guards

Salt Lake-Five Of the most desper-
ate characters at the Utah state prison
escaped from the institution nj $40
binding and imprisoning two guards
and firing ON the guard In the south
west tower of the grounds.
The quintet consists of:
Stanley shadow, said to be the ring
leader of the gang. who created reign
OF terror here by his bold burgiaries<-
Frank Smith. serving time for a stat
utory offense. Jimmy" Miller, one %
the Springville bank robbers. Edward
Harris. st. George bank robber- o..
car Blaney, serving time In connection
with the robberies which eulninsted
in the duel with Salt Lake police in
which Detective George Handy leSs
his life.
The escape was one Of the moss
spectacular in the annals Of Western
prison life. The details are those
which writer Of fiction would attempt
to portray rather than those OF
story taken from life.
Lewis Allen, guard, was called
to attend a prisoner shortly before 3
| o'clock. ii being stated that he was yvf
fering from violent pains. He went
to the hospital where Shadow was q
patient and where Blaney was
nurse.
As soon as he entered the hospital
/ tv,tc ht,c go ~.
commanding him to hold up his hands
and make no outcry on pain Of death
The guard complied.
Shadow then got stretcher which
was lying on the hospital floor near
by. They then commanded the guard
to lead the way into the main cell
house. The reason for using the
|; guard was to throw Off suspicion 81
he guard in the tower. who, seeing
guard with the men. would not thlDk
that anything was amiss.
But at the same time as they were
crossing the yard from the hospital
20 the cell house, revolver was press
ed against the guard by the man hold
ing up the forepart of the stretebeT.
they crossed into the main cell house,
with the jeopardized guard still lead
4 ing me prcccssiun. CHARLES LongsOss
mother guard. was In the corridor d
the main cell house. He was takeE
unawares as the first prisoner Step
ped adroitly from behind Allen and
pointed the revolver at him. Long
sons revolver was then taken fToal
: him. Aliens gun was taken fFun him
| when he was held mp in the hospital
How Shadow obtained the first gun
with which he held up Allen is mys
: terry.
With three revolvers between them
Shadow and Blaney menaced Allen
and Longson. They took away tbets
keys and then pushed them int0a cell
commanding them to make no Noise
: or they would "get theirs" After Civ
ing this warning, they proceeded to
4 make matters doubly sure by binding
e and gagging both men. Shadow and
I Blaney having obtained material fol
b the purpose prior to leaving the hos.
r pital.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-09-23
BRITAIN SOLIDLY
SUPPORT PREMIER
IRISH QUESTION NOT CLOSED TO
PEACEFUL FARLEY ACCORDING
TO WORD FROM ENGLAND
Rejestion Of De vaiera's Terms by
Lloyd George May Lead to Irish
Piebescite on Future Action
Of Irish Qestoa

London = Prime Minister Lloyd
George, from whom the next move in
the Irish negotiations Is looked for. was
still ailing at his vacation time home
at Gairioch Friday morning. He was
reported to be better, however. and
as contemplating return to London
earlier than he had anticipated to con-
suit his colleagues ON the situation
arising from his cancellation Of the
arrangements with Irish delegates al
Inverness.
Public, opinion in England. so far
as II has found expression. is virtually
solid In support of the premier in his
contention that all the advances Dos
sible toward peace have been made
by Great Britain and that the govern.
ment cannot go further to meet the
Irish republican aspirations.
1t Is pointed out that Mr.. Loyd
Georges reply to Eamonn de Valera
Irish republican leader. left an open
Ing for the confirmation of the discus.
sions after the cabinet had decided
what should be done, but the prepon
perance of opinion here is that Their,
can be no further concessions by Eng
land. The government, It Is thought
may therefore decide upon a genera
election to obtain the Endorsement o
its policy from the p"'''-