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Arizona republican., 1921-04-20
Marquard Weakens
 In St. Louis Game And Cardinals Win
IRepublIcan A. p. Leased wIr.1

CINCINNATI. Ohio. April 1s.-Mav outpitched Marquard and St Louis won from Cincinnati. Sharp fielding featured every inning. Score:
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20
Saint Louis Wins Second Straight
 From ChicagoSoX
IRenuhlIcan A. P. Leased Wirel

IRepubilcan A. P. Leased Wire1
 ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 19-St- Louis hit F'aber and captured its second straight victory from Chicago. Sev- ereid's error saved the White Sox from a shutout. The score:
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20
PIRATE
 CROSSESPLATE
 IN LAST FRAME
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CHICAGO. April 19.-Pittsburg vent on a batting rampage and won easily from Chicago. All the visitors made one or more hits and every Pirate crossed the plate one or more times, the ninth inning each visitor registering. Hamilton pitched in fine form Score:
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20

. Summary: Two-base hits-F'our- nier, Stock. Three base hits-Mc- Henry, Stock, Duncan. Stolen bases -Heathcote. Fournier. Sacrifice hits Stock. Double plays-Stock to To porcer to Fournier: Toporcer to la van to FouTnier. Bases on balls Off Marquard 2, Coumbe l, May |. Innings pitched - Marqusrd I 2-3, Coumbe 4 i-3. Struck out-By Mar guard ?. May 2- Passed ball-Hsr- grave
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20
Carpentier Sails
 For U. s. on May 7
hrIe.n A. P. Leased WIrel

TRepubilcan A F' Ie~seo ""S1
 PARIS, April 19.-Georges Carpen- <fer will sail for the United states Nav |. He will be accompanied oy Trancois Descamps, his manager m April 80, he will referee ilgnt hstween the French heavyWelshes p.ui Journee and Miles.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20
TEXAS LEAGUE

Houston 1. Beaumon, 9. Wichita Falls 2, Shreveport 10. Galveston '. San Antonio 2. Dallas 2. Fort Worth h.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20

Summary: Two-base hits-BassIer, O'Neill CD. Three-base hit-Speaker. Home run-Smith. Sacrifice hits Bush, Gardner, Sewell. Coveleskie. Bases on balls-Off Coveleskie ?. off Holling 5. Innings pitched-By Holl- ing 8. by Cole l. Struck out-By Rolling 3. Wild pitch.Coveleskie.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20
SOUTHERN

Al New Orleans. 5; Atlanta. 4. Al Nashville. ?: Memphis, F.
 A Mobile, l; Chattanooga. F. A birmingham. 6; Little Rock, 4.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20
Giants Take Loose
 Game From BroUes
IRepubIlcan A. P. Leased WIrel

BOSTON, Mass, April 19. - New York won a loosely played game from Boston Douglas held Boston to six hits. McQuillan and Cooney, the latter in his big league debut, were wild The morning holiday game was postponed because of wet grounds.
 The score: R Fl E New York 200 004 21g-9 s 2 Boston GOO 900 o01--1 6 1
 Batteries Douglas and smith; McQuilIan, Scott. Cooney and O'NeilI, Gowdv
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20

The use of coffee as a drink was introduced from Arabia into Egyr- and Constantinople, in the sixteenth century.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20
STANDING OF BALL
 CLUBS IN VALLEY
Standing of valley teams:

The above standings do not include all games played this season. only those games played during the last two weeks have been figured by the Phoenix Booking office The stand ings will be figured and published each week showing how the Central Arizona teams figure on a playing basis.
 From the percentage column it looks like a hard fight to hold first place.
 New teams desiring to arrange games can get in touch with the Phoenix Booking Office and if any
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20
ANGELS BEAT OAKLAND

At San Francisco R. H. E. Oakland 5 Batteries: Crandall and Stanage; Arlett. Vim and NIitze. Koehler.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20

London is said to have had 5000 coffeehouses in the seventeenth cen tury-
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20

other team has an open date a game will be arranged.
 Games next Sunday:
 At Riverside park-Giants vs. White SOx.
 At Eastlake park-Glendale vs Chambers (afternoon game).
 At Eastlake park-5rowns vs. Ari- zona Eastern tmorning game).
 At Tempe-Tigers vs. Tempe.
 At Mesa-Wrickenburg vs. Mesa
 At Florence-Westend SIuggers vs. Florence.
 As the Tucson ball park has not been completed the Casa Grande- Tucson game has been postponed to a later date, leaving the Casa Grande club open for an outside game. The Santa Fe team is also open for a practice game Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Wichita, 15; St Joseph. 14. At Joplin, 5; Omaha, s.
 At Tulsa, IT; Sioux City, IL At Oklahoma City 3: Des Moines 10
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-11
FOR EDUCA7lOy.

Calling uIGn all citizens of the
Stale to take part "in special pro-
grams and visit public schools"
Governor l.. +. Morgan has issued
a proclamation, setting aside TIC
week Of December + TO 10 as cdu-
cation week in West Virginia. The
proclamation, in part, follows:
"Whcrcas, The public schools of
west Virginia are Of vital interest
TO every citizen; and,
"NhcrcaS. The commissioner of
education of the United States and
.he Superintendent Of Schools of
West Virginia sci aside December
i to 10, 1921, as education week,
and appropriate programs for the
observance Of the work by the
schools have been planncd; there
foce, |. Ephram +. Morgan. Cover
nor of the State Of West Virginia, do
proclaim December 4 TO 10, as cdu-
'ration week, and call upon all of
The citizens Of West Virginia to OBJ
serve this week in DroDcr manner
by visiting the schools in their COM
mlnlllcs and taking part in the
special program planned. and |
lurther request that Sunday, Decem-
Der 18th, be observed as education
day in all Of the churches and Sun
day schools of West Virginia."
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-11
WE LEAD.

DlTorccs in proportion 10 poDu-
lallon arc greater in the United
States than in any other country ana
The rate is rapidly increasing ac
cordins 10 Mr.. Richard Cameron
Nylic, Of Pittsburgh, who gave his
views on The subject Of uniform
marriage and divorce laws at hear
ing before the judiciary committee
Of The Senate.
The result Of each State enact
ing lis ONE marriage laws and The
congress lcgis!ating for the District
OF Columbia is that there are 10
cOdcs OF law on one of Tie most i'm
poiant matters that concern nation
al welfare, he said.
In North Carolina, be puintcJ oui
ihcrc has been no provision for di-
vorcc since 1878. and the conssitu-
llon adopted in 1895 declares that
"DlEorccS from the bonds Of marli-
mony shall not be allowed in this
H.ltt. In New York and the Dis
tricI nf Columbia but ono cause for
absolute divorce is recognized,
while in other States the causes
range in number from two to four
teen. After allowances are made
for overlapping of causes for di-
vorce, he said, it is impossible to
reduce the number Of reasons in
the forty-cight States TO any figure
below 25.
Tho methods have been suggest
cd for bringing about uniform mar
rage and divorce laws. The first
is the formation of MARRIAGE and
divorce code and its adoption by
The different States. The other meth
od is with Congress and this can be
done only by al amendment to The
constitution dc]egating such power
TO Congress.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-11
LARGE CLAIM,

According TO the report made by
special United States Cnmmis;ion-
cr' The Louisville and Nashville
'haliroad Company is awarded So
5OO,oo0, which The WcSlrr!n In:on
Telegraph Company must pay if ap-
proved by the United States district
court OF western Kentucky, where
lhc original suit of the railroad
company was filed. Litigation grew
Out Of the contention cn The part of
the Western Union Company over
INC continuance of a right Of way.
Inc contract was said TO have cx.
pred nine years ago. The sum
awarded covers rentals OH right of
way In l3 States for Il period of
nine wears.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-11
PROFITS.

The records Of the International
Rcvcnuc Bureau shows that corDor-
atlons Of the United States have
made net profits amounting TO S47.-
ooo,o00,ooO during the past five
years. After paying taxes of all
sorts, there is left net profits of $685.
oo0,oo0,000. Four-liflhs OF this a.
moiLl. was made by less than 10 200
corporations, and more than S19.-
ulo.oo"'oGo Was made by about f.
Oo0 corporationS--such as the Steel
Trust, Du rcnt companies. Stand
ara Oil, Bethlehem Steel, and others
These corporations. numbering only
about 10000 out Of total of 317.-
QUO in the United States, are paving
more than half of our excess profits
taxes. SO it will be seen thai these
big corporations that took advantage
OF the Nation while It's life was icop-
ardlzed by war and prGiilccrcd to
the extent Of billions and billions.
are the chief bcnciiciarics Of tax
nill which gentlemen have the cf
frontcry to declare is a. measure af-
iordinS The people relief from war
taNcS"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-11

Porter. D. G. T. Davis, Arthur Loh-
meyer, John Dougher, Norris Hans
iord, }. Frank Grimmit, George
Byrnc, o. p. Kinslcy, J. w. Baxter.
II. n. Swcetwood, J. W. Robinson.
j.. ID. Hicks. Sam Gilmcr, Miss I|eta
Gillncr, Earl Perkins.
NICHOLAS DELEGATION.
Prof. ". G.. Brown, Dr.. James
Mc'lung' j. Fl. Landakcrs, \. L..
Era's. J.. a. Tmchcr. II. #. Steele.
ii ) Smith. l. & Farnhcim,.
rO(.AiioNTAS DELEGATION.
Boh Hickman, S. b. Wallace. G..
): richardson. L. II. Williams. DR..
VI: VIC cNcil'. Lee Mclaughlin. W. ".
klnSon, +. W. SNYDER.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-11
UNKNOWN HERO,

: The body of IN unknown Amcri-
can soldier who met death in the
World War in France arrived i'm
Washington last Wednesday,. 1t laid
an state ut the National Capitol un-
III to-day when it will be buried in
the National Cemetery at Arlington.
IhlS is done on ArmiStice Dav iust
three years from the closing Of the
war. The ceremonies connected
jw!th this will be very impressive.
iAh departments OF The government
Will take part. Foreign rcprcsrn.
;tativcs Of the various nations will
be present as we'll as many vino
have just landed to attend The Con-
ference for Disarmament. Marshall
Foch who is visiting this country
al the present time. will take q lead
ing part in The ceremonies. Other
countries who took lending part i'm
The World War have already honor
ed the unknown soldiers, and all
the soldiers. by similar ceremonies
Iovcr the tomb Of one unidentified
soldier.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-11
NUMBER FL
HOW ABOUT IT.

The entcrprising people of Lewis
burg. looking to the present as we'll
as the future needs of the county
ana town. will iii a short time ar
range for 4 meeting of the citizens
OF the town to discuss a new hotel
Tor Lcwisburg. With the two schools
mere, with good roads coming both
from the East and the West, the
North and the South, the town must
nave larger and better hotel facil-
iticS. 1t not only will be paving
proposition from the start. but il is
an absolute necessity. L.cwisburg
IS Inc county seat town. At The time
OF holding court and other gather
in%S We have not The accommoda
honS to lake care Of The public. We
must arrange for hotel. SO whom
ihlS call is made. rs it soon will be.
ict every citizen gel ready, attend.
lake a hand. boost the project and
ncip ii along. BY doing this, we
build our town ana prepare TO take
care OF what is rightrully our own.
So LET'S GET BUSY and let's have
the HOTEL and the earliest possi.
bic date.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-11
november TIE TWELFTH,

Tomorrow will be the greatest
day In the history Of the United
States. Non excel it. The signing
of the Declaration Of independence
was for small band Of people. This
meeting in Washington is for the
whole world. No other meeting in
The wrold's history equals this meet
fnG except ,hn Paris Peace Confer
rncc. The outcome Of that meeting
has been held up. Now if ory Thing
better can come out Of this Wash
innfon meeting, lets t''lst how soon
il may come, how well it may he
done aud how effectively, ihC
worlds needs, it may serve.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-11
SUMMERS COUNTY PRISONERS ESCAPE,

Eight prisoners escaped from the
Summers County iail at Hinton, las,
Monday evening. 1t seems that they
had made their way into the main
corridor Of the iail and when their
supper was taken them they knock
ed down the assistant iailhr, run
over him in football fashion, and
mad" good their escape. All who
escaped were the most, important
prisoners, who were confined for
grave OIL llGnc"S-lnHny were under
sentence TO the pcnitentiary.
Summers county has a new, up
to-datc, jail Of nOdrTn construction
and why The prisoners should have
gotten into the outer corridor Of tbc
building is puzzle, unless it were
carclcssncss on the part Of some one
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-11
THE CHILD WELFARE COMMISSION,

The Child Welfare Commission,
created by The last session Of lnc
LcgisiatuTc, has opened I'D an office
III The Capitol Building in Charleston
during The past week. This Commits
son plans to make study Of tic
laws. their administration, and the
condition existing in the entire field
.ci child welfare, embracing not
only The normal child, bu! The de-
prn""ri. neglected, defective and
delinquent child. A report is TO be
made at The ncXi session Of the Leg
I.'Aturr as 10 lhc findings Of This
commission, which any rccomr!cn-
dAfIonS which will be necessary for
Tie strengthening Of the Iounda-
lions OF Il sound, cooperative and
progressive Statewide child welfare
program.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-11
HUMPHREYS WHEELER,

Gnc OF The prctiicst home we'd
di1&Ss ever Solcrni2cd III This COM
munitN occurred on last Wednesday
afternoon at thrccthirty at the resi-
drncc CT Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Smoot.
at Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina.
when Miss Mary Susan Humphreys
became The krid" Of Mr.. Clyde No.
land Wheeler. The ceremony took
place Ill tn" living room which was
most atlractivciN decorated with
chryS"n'hcmrns. c"crgrccns and
autumn leaves before M altar done
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-11
HOUSE BURNED.

Last Sunday morning about The
hcur of four o'clock the house of
Mrs. IL. y. Murrcll, West Of Lewis
burg, was found to be on fire. The
flames had gained such hcadway
that it was found impossible TO cx-
ilnsHlsh them and The whole of the
INSIDE CT the house was burned. The
Drick outer and inner walls arc still
standing. We do not know The loss
but ii will run up 10 Il considerable
sum. me house was built lust after
thc civil War and was we'll con-
Slrucird brick farm house. # was
bullt by some OF Inc lIandlcy fa,nliy
ana was owned BY Henry George
during his life time and since his
drath passed to his children. Mrs.
MurrcIl, daughter of Mr.. George, in.
hcrltcd The portion Of The farm on
winch the house is located. AT the
lime II Was burned il was occupicd
BY tenart. Mrs. Mlrrrrll is The wife
OF Rev. II. y. Murrcll, row located
at Prr>t&n.}urS. Kentucky.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-11
WILL CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY,

-, The Old Grccnbricr Baptist
,Lhurch OF Anderson, W. Va, Will
celebrate lis one hundred and for
heth anniversary, beginning Thanks
giving Day, November 9th. Th.
l'hurch's birth having been Nov.
~ 1851, it will be il day of real
thanks and great rejoicing.
DR.. II. b. McEancl, former Pastor
now OF Martins Ferry. Ohio, will
preach the Historical Sermon. Rev.
}. C.. Killain and Rev. j. w. Morgan
who published the History of the
Church, will be ON the program.
lhcrc will be greetings from the
Oid Sister Churches as well as from
me Local Churches. the reading Of
Letters from former Pastors is al
ways an enjoyable part of the pro-
gram. "reminiscences and Rcllcc-
lions by "One Who Knows" and the
"Oullook" by tlic present Pastor,
WI! be given prominent places on
The program.
There will be special music at
cach service and following the pro-
gram Thursday evening there will
be Il reception to all.
DR.. NJ. +. Forbcll the last former
Pastor will give The closing address
Sunday Evening.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-11
A PRAYER,

Nine. Kali YAKIMA, an S9-ycar-old
Japanese woman presented TO PrcSi-
dent Harding on last Monday a nc
mortal signed by more than 10000
OF her cOuntrywomcn praying for
the success Of the Armament Con-
terence and for everlasting peace
throughout the world. Mime. YAKIMA
for many years has been a proIni-
ncnt figure in humanitarian work,
for which she has been decorated
by the Japanese Emperor. For the
past 30 years she has been president
Of the Japanese Womcn's Christian
Temperance Union.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-11
JUDGE ANDERSON'S INJUNCTION,

below are the comments On tb.
injunction by the head of thc labor.
organizations and that of the Chair
man OF the Labor Committee Of th,.
operators Association, i'm stot,-
hentS commenting upon the in
junction against miners union ac-
tiFitles In West Virginia issued by
tederai Judge Anderson at Indian
apoilS, President Samuel Gumpcrs
al the American Federation of i ,,h-
cF' said, that such actions are max
ing 1t impossible for us TO have =
tiaM-;DidInS, patriotic and rational
laoor organization Of American citi-
ZenS. judicial actions Of Judge An
deESon and others like him take Tho
PoH%!bil'ty for progress out of the
H;inuS OF the rational labor move
hcnt. If orderly, well rcuuIalcd
reasonable labor activities are so
're&lcd, the working people will
ma some Way to protect themselves
to proceed. to protest, against such
IN inSs rs are contained in Judge
AnderSon'S decision. The workers.,
VIII make short shrifi OF the con-
Scrvaiivc leadership they have now
ana will easily find others to 90 with
tncm OH different course. can
not Tor the life OF me. understand
now 4 man like Judge Anderson
cannot understand that the labor
demands that he hears are The
inlnlnum to which conservative
leadership has been able to recon
Gle the membership Of unions"
Air. HolnpcrS was asked if The
cEcck-oii system OF collecting min
ers' union dues, also forbidden bv
me indianapolis injunction, was in
Guided LII his defense Of the Union
activities.
"lt has existed more Than 20 wear,
by mutual agreement" he replied,
am" cannot see why Il Judge in
terIercs to-day. The decision is all
part and parcel of the attempt TO re-
press and subduc labor, that is prc-
valcnt now, Of the open shop cam
palsn, and for that Judge Anderson
is Il leader, and not an impartial in
diclal olliccr. He has thrown his
whole power and influence acains:
The men and women who toll"
On The o.hcr hand IT," Chairman
OF the Operators Labor Board is
saying that the decision is far reach
ing and that it will in effect make
The situation better for both the coal
miner and the operator. Two very
divergent views Of the same thing.
II Wall be very healthy thing for
The pGllic when The coal miners
realize that if they are going TO mine
coal tncy can moi gel along without
The operator; and when The operator
realizes thai if he is going 10 run
coal mines, he can moi gel along
Without HE coal miner. When both
sides realize this then they can get
together on The only healthy ana
basis. that is one Of hearty and
Who!c-SGu'cd co-cNcrn!iCn. Cnmn"-
'ltio1 has never gC.tyn anywhcrc.
Cooperation is The only thing.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-11
A LITTLE GOOD ADVICE,

The gentlemen who are 10 Con-
fer at Washington may find that
thcy have not the power nor their
nations Inc inclination 10 abolish
or even limit armnmcnts. But ir
these gentlemen are really sci upon
doing something TO abolish war,
thai fact need not deter ihrm. There
IS more than on" way to ahoiiS! war
War Is vulnerable q! so mnnv roin;>
that, strike it anywhere, and il is
morta'ly wounded. II YOU c"nnOl
Abolish arm@mCniS. gentlemen. why
not abolish war profits? And If
That would seem too much Ike a re-
bukc TO certain rOtab!cS, there is
sill another course: why not abol-
iSh interests on war debts? If YOU
cannct do what YOU like along the
military Ling, Try it along the money
line. You will find that in aboolish-
ing war profits and war interests
YOU have abolished 90 per cent Of
The danger of war.
HcRrU Fora.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-11
A BIT OF HISTORY.

| or all the picturesque streams
Which cut their Way through West
virginia hills there are few which
are more beautiful than the mcand-
,erins Twelve Pole which rises at
the base Of Guyan Ridge in Mingo
county, runs through rocky bed
transvcr>ing Wayne county and
finally cmpiicS into the Ohio less
than 100 miles from its source.
lhcrc Is Il tradition that the stream
as we'll as its campanion waterway
III Cabcll county The Four Pole. was
named by no other than General
George Washington when as youih
the future Father Of his Country
carried his surveying instruments
over large part of what is now
Cabcll and Wayne counties.
But whether Washington named
The streams ii is certain that they
were so dubbed because of survey
orS' measurement OF tncir mouths.
The stream in Wayne county at its
confluence with the Ohio was found
10 be Twelve poles in width and the
one in Cabell four poles in width.
pole is unit Of measurement
cqualing 1G 10 feet.
i washington was one of the first
F, white men who ever trod the banks
OF the Twelve Pole, but it was moi
long after until claimants of the
grant issued by Governor Dinwiddlc
OF Virginia. i'll 1894. began to make
thclr appearance. The grant. which
mas become 10 be kOwn rs the Saw
age grant, was made to members of
Captain John Savagc'S companies
who had rendered conspicuous scr
vice while serving in The royal and
provincial armies.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-11
WHAT Of THE HOUR,

To-day The voice Of the speakers
at Arlington will be transmitted by
wire TO all parts Of the country. It
IS said the Presidents voice will be
beard at San Francisco. Great a.
chicvcmcnt. This IS al material
demonstration. Now in the follow
up, if The nations agree TO diSarm
and do not just talk about Limitation
Of armament, something worth
while will be accomplished. Some
thing that is rot mere show.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-11
A NEW ELECTION,

Since HE burning Of the Court
iiouSr In Wayne County, another
election has been pvtitioncd. It is
FOR TIC election on The location Of
county seat. The petition has been
received, together with The ncccs-
SarN bond, and fled. The County
Court will meet at later date 10
ilX the time and arrange for the
election. kcnova is confident Of
winning in the election.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-11
PRISONERS ESCAPE JAIL,

On last Sunday night two prison.
crs, named Bragg and Spencer,
made their escape from he Webster
cOuty Jail. Mrs. Frank BiankenS!iip
the iailor's wife, was called by one
Of the prisoners with request to
bring some coal, and as she opened
the door leading into the cell one
OF the prisoners CRASHED her by the
arm, throwir" b. to tn" Nu0r. and
both men rushed no The hall. Mrs.
Jim Wilson, q i"il,'' abnui !lp n'acc
attempted to stop them, whcrCupOn
one Of them landed 4 blow on her
Jaw which sent hcr srrGwlinG 10
the floor. They then rushed out
through thc hall, TIC tro"l Il.r ra-
ing unlckcd, making good thc;r c5-
care. Thcv were Corfirrd in ilji
some m0r'hS FRO. on a fclony charge
and havc proved themselves 10 be
two Of 'hc most vicious criminals
over confined in -" Webster county
iail. A number Of ihc Other prison
crS were in Jail at The same time,
none Of them attempted 10 escape.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-11
IRELAND AND IRDIA,

The situation in Ireland will,
England will not down. There
seems to be trouble in getting the
matter settled. 1t looked very much
some weeks ago that settlement was
near at hand.
India is also looming up with the
seeming intention Of demanding q
separate government. England at
This time seems to be having her
troubles with several Of her de-
pcndcncicS.