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, 1921-12-28
Cheyenne Man Is
Elated Over Debs

CHEYENNE. Wye. Dec. 2s.-one
of tho most enthusiastic ceiebrators
of the release of Eugene ". Debs from
prison was Dan C. Hastings of Chey-
enne, a Socialist. Several months ago
Hastings wrote to President Harding,
~beseeching him to free Debs and Of
fering to take the latter's place in
prison.
, 1921-12-28
JOLT DISCHARGES
Gun, WOMAN WOUNDED

RrvERToN. wyo., rs. - Mrs. A.
Nicholson. cook at the camp Of the
Ohio OH company. is suffering from
a bullet wound in the foot received
when the rifle she wss holding muzzle
down in an auto was accidently dis
charged by a severe Jolt OF the car.
The bullet entered her ankle and
coursed downward to the toes.
, 1921-12-28
TWO HOUSES DESTROYED
BY FLAMES At LusK

LUsK, wyo.. Dec. 2s.-Lack Of
adequate fire projection here resulted
in the destruction of two houses by
fire. one belonging to e. II. Street
err and the other to NJ. p. Popovich.
contents of both buildings were
lost. A. third fire at the T. NJ. Fa-
gan home was extinguished before
material damage was done.
, 1921-12-28
BANDITS LOOT
RAIL EXPRESS

night. L. II. Holland, the express
messenger. was shot in the leg.
The bandits boarded the train at
Pleasant Hill. Mo-, and got of Mt
Sheffield, a suburb of Kansas City
Holland was shot when he reached
for his revolver as he saw the men
entering the express al
, 1921-12-28

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 2s.-
Tho Ohio river, after having reach
cd the highest stage recorded here
in almost q decade, today viii reach
the crest and viii be stationary for
several days. according to the OFF,
cial forecast Of the weather treat
A number of families have been
, 1921-12-28
RANCHER IS HELD ON
Elk KILLING CHARGE

RIvERToN. wyo.. Dec. rs. =
George A. Cross. prosperous rancher
of the Dubois region. was held for
trial January 0 on a charge of flleg-
ally killing ar elk calf on the Teton
state game preserve when arraigned
Justice court. The arrest was made
by Bruce Nowlin. deputy game war
den of the Dubois country.
, 1921-12-28

OMAHA, Dec. 2s.-Harry Carter
and George white. said to be from
Chicago, who confessed, police say.
to 10 recent safe-bIowing "jobs" in
Omaha, only got about s1,5oc for
their trouble, according TO Detec-
tive Chief Charles Van Deusen, who
, 1921-12-28
HARyEYs 90 NO FRANCE.

LONDON, Dec. 2s.SBy Tho Asso-
ciated Pressl-George Harvey. the
American ambassador. accompanied
by Mrs. Harvey, left for Cannes.
Frances, today. He will act as. OBJ
server for tho United States at the
conference of the supreme council
which VIII open January 4
, 1921-12-28
Douglas Firm In
Receivers Hands

DOUGLAS. wyo.. Dec. 2s.-M- F.
Matthias. manager of the Wyoming
Commercial company, was appointed
receiver for the firm when hi applt-
cation Of creditors am w for hear
ing before Judge c. O.. brown in dis
trict' court
, 1921-12-28
Gets 100000
And Car From
Late Employer

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2s.-Her
ability to cook has earned Mrs. Anna
Souder $4,000 and an automobile.
This nm and the motor car were
left to her by the will OF Samuel
Thing for whom she va house
keeper.
, 1921-12-28

KANSAS CITY, Dec. as.-Police
here today were searching for two
bandits who held up the express
messenger of Missouri Pacific train
No. EOS. Joplin to Kansas City. and
looted the safe In the express ear
of an unnnnounced sum late last
, 1921-12-28

port to LOUISVILLE pOIlce.
The report said all Of the robbers
were masked and heavily armed. Au-
tomobile trucks were used to haul the
liquor away.
Soon after the bandits departed. the
five guards who wero bound with
ropes. released themselves and mott
fled the authorities.
, 1921-12-28
Secretary of
Industry Quits
Post In Mexico

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 2s.-By Tho
Associated Pressl-Rafael zubaran.
secretary OF industry. commerce and
labor. has resigned. President Obre-
gon has taken no action yet on the
resignation.
Senior Zubaran's action follows a re-
cent attack upon his honesty in the
chamber of deputies.
Secretary Zubaran after this incl
dent. conferred with President DIRE
gon. who assured him his honesty was
unquestioned, but h president failed
to make a public declaration OF this
and the secretary's resignation fol-
lowed.
, 1921-12-28
BLASTED IN SUBMARINE NEGOTIATION
Demands Close Door to Agree
ment OF Limitation of UnderSea Yes
sells, Experts Agree; New Proposal
Brought FORWARD by u. S. Delegation

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s-(By The Associated Press.)-
Hope for an agreement to limit submarine tonnage was de-
clared to have been abandoned today at the meeting of the
anns conference naval committee.
A demand by France for a minimum submarine tonnage
of 80, 900 tons was declared by delegates to have closed the
, 1921-12-28
WOMAN HELD
Oh THEFT OF
$4,000 BONDS
"FemaIe WaLingford" Who Defrauded
Wyoming Woman Lands in Jail, Claims
to Be Heiress to Big Estate

CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-Miss Kathleen Bates, 81, Of Clinton,
Iowa., was to be returned there today on charges of stealing
Liberty bonds and an automobile. She was arrested yester-
day and bonds fixed at $1,000 by United States Commits
sioner Mason. She is said to have sold the automobile for
$50 after driving it here.
, 1921-12-28
DAUGHTER OF
ROCKEFELLER
GETS DIVORCE
Desertion Charge of Edith Mccormick
Admitted by Harvester Head; Long
Estrangement Ends in Decree

CHICAGO, Dec. 2s.-Mrs. Edith R. Mccormick, daugh-
ter of John .. Rockefeller ST., was granted a divorce from
Harold F. Mccormick, president of the international Har-
vester company, in superior court today.
No provision for alimony was included in the divorce de-
cree. which was signed in court by Judge Charles A. McDon-
, 1921-12-28

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 2s.-By The
Associated Pressl-president Obregon
has accepted the resignation OF Rafael
zubaran as secretary of industry.
commerce and labor. Foreign Secre-
tnry Alberto J. PAM will be offered
the post. IL is reported and Miguel
Alessio Robles. now minister TO Spain,
would become foreign secretary.
, 1921-12-28
RETURN TO
At IOWA PLANT
of Meat Cutters and Butchers
Broken at Ottumwa by Union Vote;
Rioting Sweeps Oklahoma City

oTTUMWA, Iowa, Dec. 2s-ohicers Of the local union
of the Amalgamated Association of Meat Cutters and Butcher
Workmen of North America, called off the strike at the John
Morrell packing house late last night, following a secret vote,
of the strikers at a meeting last night which is said to have
been favorable to returning to work. The strike has been in
, 1921-12-28

representing the district TO use their
influence to bring about ratification.
Failure 10 do this. tho resolution
stated. would DO regarded rs betrayal
OF the best interests of the country.
NAvAN. County Meath. ireland.
Gee. 2s.-The urban council OF Navan
las adopted n resolution favoring rati'
fication OF the Anglo Irish peace
treaty.
, 1921-12-28
BANDITS RAID
LIQUOR STORE

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2sl(By The Associated Press)-
twenty-five or more bandits swooped down upon the Blue
guards in the Office of the plant and stole 325 cases of bot,
fled in bond whiskey, valued at $50, 900, according to a re-
, 1921-12-28
BIC WELCOME AWAITS
DEBS in HOME TOWN

TERRE HAJyTE. Ind. Dec ga ON town welcome awaited the trn here to-
Of Eugene Debs Socialist leader who was reeasedfr omp prison last Sunday through
communication of his 1Oyear sentence for violation of arla laws. Friends and
regardless of their DIV views of Debs doctrines, as veil as his fchowe were
to meet the train and eeorth lin to his home. - ~. ,,
Although disappointed by the atendancea at a preliminary meeting last night the So
, 1921-12-28

The telephone arose out of an at
tempt to design an apparatus to aid
deaf people In hearing.
, 1921-12-28
PEACE
X CERTAIN
tween DAHL
Meeting,
cement Is Reached Be-
IN Leaders at Secret
Dublin Report
Associated Press.)-It has

LONDON, Dec. 2s.-G Associated Press.)-It has
been learned from a RELIABLY ~e, says a Central News dis
patch from Dublin today, tina at a secret meeting of the Dali
Eireann leaders, representing both the supporters and OPP
ponents of the Anglo-1rish treaty, a compromise was reached
which will insure the ratification of the pact.
BELFAST, Dec. 2S.-(By The Associated Press)-A con-
vention of Sim Fein clubs of North Donegal, held at Bum
crana, has adopted a resolution by unanimous vote expressing
satisfaction with the Irish peace treaty as %embodying the es-
sential of Ireland's freedom.
The resolution called upon the six Dali Eireann memhers
, 1921-12-28

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Dec. 2s.
men were arrested today after
disturbance near tho packing plants
here in which 10 men were injured.
According to the police striking EN-
ployes of the packing companies
rocks at automobiles and street.
car carrying workers.
, 1921-12-28

progress 10 weeks and followed a dis
pute over conditions in the women's
section of the pork trimming depart
ment, augmented by an earlier re-
duction of guaranteed time from 40
to 81 hours a week.
, 1921-12-28

Fair tonight and Thursday,
colder tonight, rising temper
AZURE north Thursday.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-04
TUMULTY'S HISTORY,

Mr.. Iuml'Ity, for eleven wears
frivatc Secretary to Mr.. Wilson. has
completed his life OF Mr.. Wilson,
ana 1t is being run in many Of Inc
'cadinS daily newspapers Of the
county. The Charleston Daily Ga-
zctte being one Of them. The first
lhStalimcnt was in last SUNDAYS is
sue, which took up out OF their reg
uiar order why Mr.. Roosevelt and
General Weed did not 90 10 France,
ana ms break wiln McCombs. With
i"Sl Mondays issue the CHAPTERS of
ne book will be taken u3 in ry.ular
order and run in the Gaz,sly mill
completed.
This method of giving the manu-
script TO The daily press will popu-
lmIIr this work and bring il TO the
attention OF the general reading
public. .
we nave seen no announcement
as TO VINO the publishers Of t,is
work will be. " O'''
Mr.. Tumulty, by reason of his
long association with Mr.. Wilsnn
Knows him, as perhaps no other
man does. And he knows facts that
no Other man does. His book will
DC read with the greatest interest by
an classes, regardless of politics or
other affiliations.
The public Of all classes can do
no better than 10 read this book
nS IL is run in the Gazette and when
II comes olt in book form yet a
copy and read it. 1t is a book Of
Information.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-04
PASSA-A:GRILLE IN STORM,

Mayor }. J. Duffy. Of Pass-a-iirillc
accompanied by Mrs. Duffy, arrived
from Tampa Wednesday afternoon
enroutc home from two moths
vacation in WeS. Virginia and other
points. They reached Tampa to
learn of the big storm which visit
cd thai section. They were not able
to visit Pass-a-Grillc to learn the
extent OF damage to their property
until Oct. 9th.
The McAdoo Bridge in which Mr..
Duffy is Interested. leading from
81 Petersburg 10 Pass-a-Grill. was
greatly damaged but will be rebuilt,
."' cost of rebuilding will be
about $4,000. 1t had been rumor-
ca in Lcwisburg that Pass-a-GrilIc
had been swept away, but such is
not the case. Mr.. Duffy had left
Glly a few days ago and was en-
route home when the Storm took
place. Eic has large investments in
IaNS-a-Grillc and st. Petersburg and
his many friends in Grccnbrirr and
ether counties i'm West VIRGINIA,
whcrc he is we'll known, will b,.
sorry 10 hear Of his loss: but glad TO
kno" thai il is not as bad as first
reported.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-04
FOR MIDLAND TRAIL,

fayctte County will send a strong
delegation TO Charleston FRIDAY to
protest TO The State Road Commis-
sion against any change i'm the pres
ent rou,c Of The Midland Trail
Through this county.
l'aicigli and Summers county are
conducting campaign 10 gel
change LII the route from the James
hiver hani,wha pike 10 lhc Giles,
fayettc 4 kanaw,ha road via Mount
Hope. Becklcy and Hinton.
The three members O: The county
court are unanimous against any
change OF route and will head the
faEcttr delegation to appear before
the commission Friday. Others 10
appear iii behalf OF the present Ka-
nawha 4 James River route will be
Nm. Mckcll. JAS. ID. Boone, A. w.
Hamilton. e.. e.. Bcury, w. l.. Bur-
russ, G.. y. Conlry. W. ii. Ramsey,
George Love. E.. W. Oscnton. S. p.
Campbell. Mr.. McGrath. division
engineer has prepared a map and
data comparing the two routes.
Inc distance between Charleston
and White Sulphur over the james
ihver x kanaw'ha road is 100 miles.
over the Giles \ Eayctlc route il i,
100. TRADING completed on the !.
y N. route IS 33 miles and 81 on the
n'her. Hard surface completed on
i'1& !. y !. !. - a'HiicS and G3 on The
Giles rcl.'. i.'Drovcd mileage is
10 on lii" N:ji: and Trail and 3G on
TIE Giles I,A.c. Inc cost of COM
pi@t:hG paving OH the Two routes is
about the same.
Grcrnhrier and Kanawha counties
are t;tN""ins the north side shorter
route and sentiment in This county
IS strongly against any cha25e in
routes. The best interests uc the
county and Stale demand that the
work go forward toward comDlct-
! ing The original route through FAY
cite and Grcenbricr Counties.--fuy-
IPtfc Tribune.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-04
INJUNCTION ISSlIE[I,

Federal Judge \. 3. Anderson ai
Indianapolis last Monday issued an
,njl!nction against further oYganiza-
ton by the United Mine Workers i'm
me hon-ilnl0n fields in West Viz
@'hla and against the cheek Off
system of coiicctins union dues
from The individual miner in the
union fields for uniOrs. He claim
cd that the evidence showed that
mere existed conspiracy in the
union fields on the part of the coal
operators and the unions against
Inc non-union fields. As we under
stand the situation The Injunction
is only temporary and its being
made permanent depends OH furth-
or evidence to be introduced.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-04
CONFEDERATE REUNION.

The delegates and others attend
!n% The Confederate Reunion at
Chattanooga, Tenn, returned this
week. They report grand lime.
ihc city of Chattanooga gave. them
Il warm and open welcome and
everyone enjoyed themselves. This
was ahothcr occasion of delight for
the boys. of the Gray. MAY thew
nave many more years CT health and
pleasure and as many more rcun-
IONS before the final roll-Call. Thcy
live III days OF which We Of q Young
cr generation know Eu:hing. Their
RANKS are thinning Year by year. We
can i1oaor them by adding such
pleasure as we can TO their remain
ing years. They gave their all in
the cause that was dearest their
hearts. BY reason Of their devotion
10 principle as they saw the light.
1t was IA noble cause. No sacniiice
was ever made in vain for cause
which went to The very soul depth
OF those who made il. Ii ever abides
as an inspiration for noble auction
anu glorious achivmcnt.
All honor to-day to the bows of
me uray-and 10 the boys of the
Blue.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-04
IN DISTRESS,

About !.:cc o'clock "Wednesday
ncrninA Dr. Harry Beard, while re-
lurEing from seeing Il patient at
t.LiuWgll, found Il white man, Dract-
iciilN unconscious, ON Tie ground
Just outside the bridge at Caldwell.
lie was taken into the engine room
OF the pumping station where care
WAS given him until "Wednesday
afternoon, when Miss Mcllichamn-
counly Nurse, was asked TO see him
Hhc' tearing pneumonia from cx-
poSurc, had him moved to the Red
CroSS DiSpcnsary in the John a.
preston Community House, Lewis.
Diirs. After rest and .nourishmcp,
had revived the man he gave his
name as James McCune, aged IA
years and said that he was on his
way TO see his son, DolIivcr McCune
VINO lives at the head Of the Green
Drlcr. lie cannot recall The name
OF the town. Five names and nd
dresses were found in his Dockcis
ana Miss Mcllichamp has written to
lncSe persons and has had conmu-
nicatlon with the Chief of Police in
charleston, w. Va, and Cleveland.
ONO. Anyone who can give any in
formation about James or Dolliyc;,
AcCune will please wire The Mayor
OF l-cwisburg or the County Nurye
at Lcwisburg, W. Va.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-04
FLOOD In CANADA,

iWcnty-tiirec persons arc known
10 be dead, l3 and perhaps more arc
missing and Is arc nursing serious
injuries as Il result OF the disax.cr-
"i's Hood which plunged down a
steep mountain side Friday might
ana transformed the model conner
INNING settlement Of Briitania Beach
INTO a scchc OF dcsOlaiiOn and ruin.
Fuliy half OF The 10 neat, fresh
ly-paintcd cottages were carried
"WaN on iEc CREST OF thc food. OH
rrs were smashed to pieces bv The
force OF The onruShins waters and
hiosi oi Inc remainder were still
partially submerged Monday.
-Four children are dead and 10
others are reported to be missing,
Zen OF the dead aud all Of The in.
Jllr2d were taken to Vancouver on
!ic steamer CapilarO. All li,r in
jurcd are expected TO recover.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-04

JOHN |. TH0RNRltI,

! mere was LAID to rest Yesterday
tNc bodE OF John l.. Thnrnhill, and
ne was SO conspicuous in the b,si
,'rHs ana sociai ME Of This comm,i-
,itH aS l" make II lit and proper tc
,,'>' :; i''ofc man passing notice Of
.ne .!r man. III his active, successful
,r i!c 'o'h no snort cut to success
-. ~ mugs were hard to do. he took
n; ~. sIu'ie aiaii mclnou to achieve
,,:'n rn i,cn'' ana 'ouaH his rivals as
r,,It'. "S ,;, rs ."-""fNrfS can truth
nr,.T.r"n'I np"h niS lonD: 'fic
ir;a,.'n |" "5r ehoft rather than
.,,.,,,,; we nave yet to lind an
rrirnI ''i. " ,'..; WI" was not his
iii ,,r, . " n'S!''SHN associate who
r,i .'I',. - ,;,:' u5t n!i''' competitor VINO
iIn dnrn,nL ''.. . '>,'' VI ms methods.
foniI,. IL; s,; H''>t o' ms lie TO MS
.Inr,.t. . ''' - 'S'!"A ana MS business.
his Cmm',,; ~ ,mi"l''lvr nome than
y.igo ,n,I ;i.,,,'I',H .H "'''o'!S huSDand,
,h,. rrn,,i o''S'H ,''e' ii'e caller al
,ri ..,,'.i t "ro', 'i'"i'N welcome
So I;,I,t', v'' ,iiC'' h: E">'hca ms friends
his nj,rr ~ ;,,, '',''':r n"ar"; al
.mr,huI;c.l ,,".n, ,.'',,,',, i'' WAS prompt
did his n,r, -, ',, ',i rs ,':, H'''' N'ih; lie
.hrl, ,h,i nnf,,., -, ''i hi''"H oi work To
,ri ,,n,',,n,, "'''o: y: 'c''''lc ana 10 Duiid
rnnn.oI w. Wi, LIS 'oi''''','hI'H. RE de
and order. .nI -, ,""' Inr" "p 'ot ''W
the cord tb,I hn,,,,i -. "''" D'r"N
rrinnds ar ."'' ,','''! """i'" MN /" ms
Dou,cd. u NOM, S,,',,'';,i ''' ii' ''9 eS-
lac pirdor nf rr;onI"h;' ''r' .''i'5 ~ nave
Thorp}jli ur v.ns '..i' VI '"'''' l.,
Ioyal 4 man -. .m,,' ,,n, " a nue ana
in knights armnIr Tv,,in.i 81 Ht'no ,,''
man was the v,r ho 80. t''''' -; VI ,!'c
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-04
WEST VIRGINIA STUDENTS,

More than half the men and wo-
mon attending the West Virginia
University at Morgantown are more
lhan the average height, according
TO Statistics compiled by authorities
at The institution.
Dean James Morton Callahan al
tributes he stature Of the West Viz
Slnla students to their mountainous
surroundings and 10 their ancestry,
Sald TO be mainly Scotch. Irish and
Wclch. DR.. A. NJ. Reese stated that
ne believed the fact that West Vir-
Srnia has no large cities and that
most OF the students come from
rural districts are factors in this
condition.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-04
WOODS DEAD.

j. Hop Woods, of Pbilippi, one of
West Nirginia's most brilliant law
yers and distinguished citizens, died
Tuesday in hospital in Buchhan-
non, following months illness
He was in his GSlh year. ELOQUENT
and able and of the highest person
al character, he was one of the
States most useful men. and his
death will be dcplorcd by wide
circle of friends who appreciated
his sterling worth. He is survived
by his wife, son, Nelson Woods:
a brother, Hon. Sam'l V. Woods; and
n sister, Mrs. Isabella Byrcr.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-04
DISABLED MEN IN 6REEHBRIER CAN RE
EXAMINED NOW NEAR HOME

HE disabled men in Grcenbricr.
county arc fortunate ii, The cXtcp-
SION ol the itinerary OF the Clean;
Up Squad. Of The Veterans Hurc,,,
rs 'hiS means that cX-Sirvivc men of
our county may see the squad either
IN Hinton. from Nov. s iuto. in
elusive: or from Nov. il tn 10 in
elusive, in Mar!lutun.
!. on tuesday afternoons, iilc 18th
ih>'., at The Community House in
, l.. WiSDuTg, an enthusiastic mrciinu
vi representatives from Grccnbricr
tOnnty Chapter of the Red Cross.
ol me Ronccvcrtr Post OF the Am
erlcan Legion, and of the Chaml,r
Oh commerce, was held 10 discuxs
! WIN inc icld representative from
I me clean Up Squad. way, and
means Tor reaching every rx-srryirr
man Ill tn" county With the ,,:r,y.,y,.
Oh the coming Of the squad and OF
Inc new privileges which il cay,
give The men. rs granted them b>.
bE me recently Cnacicd Sweet Law.
Miss Merry told how in the Other
counties Of West Virginia she has
hccn visiting steadily since the
middle of Au9ut, thru The co-ourr3-
.ioii OF several agencies. plans have
becn made TO district The counties
making one or more persons living
MiI''h Il gwen district, responsible
i"i reaching every rN-Scrvicr man
LII me section with the message re-
Sardlns The squad.
ii was decided 10 carry nuf fb;S
plan in Grccnbricr and a rcDrcSrn-
tauvc OF either The Red Cross of Inc
Legion Was selected for cacn com
mun!ty III the county, who will he
asked to distribute posters and in
othcr ways reach ali cX-Scrvicc men
ms list will be announced LATER so
thai the men may know to whom ia
so in their locality.
MeanwhIlc, any man in the county
VINO desires transportation TO 90 io
see the squad at Government expense
Should apply cith"" tn the American
Legion or to the Red Cross. This
means all men who desire physical
examination for the first time. or re-
examination with a view TO new.
compensation rating or who wish
medical or hospital care. Miss Mcr-
ry tod OF cases where The men had
MOI understood that if they accept
ed hospital care their compensation
would continue for their families,
Dut VINO, when this had been cx-
planned TO them, were glad TO accent
the hospital attention offered.
This is the chance for every cy-
service man who wishes TO present
us own case III person TO Uncle
pam 10 so to Hinton between Nov.
and ~; or TO Marlinton from Nov.
10 to 10, inclusive. Urge all YOU
Know 10 go. and cX-scrvice men.
take advantage of this rs promptly
as YOU can. The red tape is cui.
and this is your chance.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-04
PROSECUTIONS END,

All o! thc murder indictments
growing out Of The Maicwan street
h"'tlr oi May 10, 1920, except the
one charging the original . IdcGcnd
aniS with The killing of J. W. Fcrg.
tSon, were noilcd last Saturday in
Irrcul Couri Oh W. motion of Pros
ccttlihG Attorney 5. -. Stokes.
lhcrc have been Two trials On
tleSe inuiclmcnts. The State each
@tiinc @ laiiIns TO secure conviction.
@ Milat was regarded as the strongest
one oi inc cases from the viewpoint
OF the prosecution was the Grsi IN
De tried at the last Jaunarv fern
Inns was the Albert Fclts case in
which Sid Hatfield and 23 others
were defendants and was tried Inv
Minso county jury. Several of the
uelehnants as the trial progressed
were freed by nolles.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-04
NUMBER 20
FOR THE SICK.

complete understanding has
been reached with the prohibition
unit to permit beer being made i'm
mediatcIy available for the sick
under the new treasury regulations,
internal Revenue Commissioner an
nounced after Il conference with
Prohibition commissioner Haynes.
Points i'll the regulations upon
which there had been some doubt
were cleared up, Mr.. Blair said, and
the prohibition unir evidenced de-
sire to make effective the new rules
without delay. Applications from,
brewers for permits to enable them
TO manufacture beer for medical
purposes would be expedited. nc
added, and there would be no red
tape III carrying out HE law as il
now stands.
Mr.. biair'S announcement was
interpreted by officials as meanings
that stocks Of beer already on hand
III brewers warehouses, but manu-
fac!Tcd before issuance of the reg
'ulatiunS, could be sold al once ror
,diStriDutiOn 10 ihc sick.
Young man. Your opportunity.
Study medicine. This will be a
sick nation.