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MRS. COOPER DIES

Winchester, Ky-Mrs. Claude Coop
er, aged 43 years. who was taken to
the Clark county hospital on Satur-
day night for an operation, died. She
was the daughter Of P. P. ]. Elliott
before her marriage and is survived
by four small children. Her son,
Archie, was employed for several
months, as a city carrier by the Sun
office. .ii
The public ledger., 1919-09-11
NEGRO THIEF KILLED

Paris, KY, September 10.-Charles
Morris, negro, was shot and killed
on Monday night by ], H. McGinnis, su-
burban groceryman at the junction OF
the Bethelhelm, Hume and Bedford
and Paris and Lexington pike a halt
mile south of Paris shortly perore mid
night last night as Morris attempted
to enter his store. McGinnis notified
officials and coroner Rudolph Davis
held an inquest. The coroner's jury
exonerated the groceryman.
The public ledger., 1919-09-11
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

Governor-EDWIN P MORROW, Somerset.
Lieutenant Governors THURSTON BALLARD, Louisville
Attorney General-CHARLES l. DAWSON, Pineville
Audtor-JOHN j. CRAIG, Covngton A.
Treasurer-JAMES L. WALLACE, Irvine.
Superintendent of Instruction COLVlN Springfield
Commissioner of Agrculture-WM. G. HANNA, Shebyvle
Railroad Commissioner c. KASH, jackson
Representative-DR. W. S. YAzELL.
The public ledger., 1919-09-11
FARM BRINGS $4,000

Winchester, Ky.-Scott & Adock as
agents for Colonel r. d. Hunter sold
his farm containing 1853 acres located
six miles from Winchester on the
Boonesboro pike on Saturday to John
Estes Of the same neighborhood for
$3.50 per acre or total Of about $54,-
900.
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CHOOSES STAGE FOR SUICIDE

Paris-French love Of the dramat-
les led the chief electrician of Paris
theater to choose for suicide the in
stant when an actor In the play is sup
posed to be shot. The cries OF the dy-
Ing electrician wierdly mingled with
those Of the actor.
The public ledger., 1919-09-11
PRESIDENT WILSON SAYS THERE CAN BE

high prices long conditions exist He removed
condition long ago by lifting the embargo leather
expectations AS England while frbddng the entry of
bought worth of eh
United States with the effect that leather in this
country amce The chief trouble that
Amerc last
The public ledger., 1919-09-11
PRACTICAL PACIFISM

Secretary Baker is accused of aiding the W. W. by
fung to send troops to the forests the Pacific Coast to
que disturbances there and instead suggested arbrao nwh the
leaders, which resulted time and the
Nothing like consistent record His attitude toward conscientious
objectors sackers and shrkers is already well known
On August 22nd the early withdrawal of the American puni
tive expedition" into Mexico officially dened but days
later it withdrawn just the More wachfu wobbng
Marriages pans these days very far into the past that
old about bicycle built for two.'-Chicago News
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$4,000 RANSOM
PAID To MEXICO
|. To SAVE TWO MEN
AMERICAN IS TAKEN
PRISONER BY BANDITS
Swiss and British Subjects
Taken From Train Later
Set Free

FL, PASO. Texas. Sept. lA.-S1H thouS-
and dollars in gold was paid MeNirans
late yesterday for the release OF Ut j.
w Smith, an American. and +. Monsoon
(Munscn") believed 10 be subject Oh
Sweden, who were taken from tram
near Santa Eulalia, Chihuthut. yesterday
morning. according TO kilograms receiv-
cd from Chihuahua City tonight. ThcS
arc expected to reach that city tonight
Monsoon, or Munscn. as one telegram
spelled the name. was released by the
Moxicans and permitted to return 10
Santa Eulalia, where he presented the
demand for ransom. The money was de-
liyered to him and he returned to pro-
euro the release of DR.. Smith.
Paul Steger. Swiss citizen. superlh-
tcndent Of the minerals and metals COM
pany properties near Santa Eulalia' ana
william Duelly. British subject wcre
also captured from the train yesterday.
but were released after the payroll or
the Buena TERRA miro. OF which Dueliy
was foreman. had been seized by the
bandits.
The train hold-up took place yesterday
morning at Robinson Station. nine miles
east Of chihuahua City and six miles
Yves TOT the town Of Santa Eulalia. The
identity Of the bandits has not been de-
terrnined although it is not believed
here the band was part Of Villas COM
mand.
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HAD To HAVE HIS
HEADPROPPEDUP:
To GET To SLEEP
MAN OFTEN SLEPT IN
A SWING, BECAUSE HE COULDN'T
LIE DOWN.; THOUGHT 1T
WAS HIS HEART.
TOOK UREcO, WHICH KILLED THE
GAS IN HIS STOMACH; MOVED
HIS BOWELS DAILY, AND THE
OTHER TROUBLES DIS
APPEARED.

GAINESVILLE now reports strange case.
and one that will interest many citizens.
II Is told for publication in this paper.
nv Mr.. John ID. Spinks. well known
man. who resides ut 40 Jackson street.
He says:
Many n night have slept in swing
until three o'clock in tho morning DC
cause I could not lie down in bed.
always had TO have my head propp"d up
TO get any sleep at all. ! thought IN"
fault was my heart. hut I've found II
was nv stomach and bowels. for when
got relief from tho gas in my stomach,
nv heart felt alright again. showing It
was the gas pressing against myshca:t.
This Dreco medicine sure has saved
NV life, I believe. l can now cat big
meals and never have the pain and gas,
as before. The backache and sore
muscles have disappeared. and I get
seven hours good sleep every night.
Nv bowels now act regularly. whereas
before. I had to take medicin" cTrry
night, and II I forgot il, was bound up
tho next day. never have dizzy
spoil now. and I feel just fine. You say
for me that Dreco is great medicine. ana
every person in this section should
try It."
Dreco rouses lazy liver. gives
strength to weak kidneys; hclpS the
stomach to digest the food: ovcrcomes
constipatcd bowels: relieves backachc'
headache and dizzy spells.
Mr.. Kcistcr. tho well known Dr"co ex
pert, has headquarters at G. II. Grlest
& Co.'S Drug store, TO meet the Local
public and explain the merits OF TINS
great remedy. See him today.
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Moundsvills Briefs

Philip Ebeling who has been visiting
friends here has returned to his home
in Washington. Pa.
Thomas Allen Of Glen Eastou, was in
Moundsville. Saturday.
William Loaf Of Liberty district. was
in Moundsvillc on business Saturday.
Mrs. Will Davis and Miss Mabel Sims
of Cameron, are visiting Mrs. W. t.
Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Evans have re-
turned TO their home in Mckcesport. IA.
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Cald-
well of this city.
Mr.. Claude Bonar spent yesterday
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. i. Bonar
Of Clinton avenue.
Miss Margaret Bone OF JEFFERSON
avenue. loft yesterday for Washington.
Pa, where she will attend Washington
Seminary.
MIR ana Mrs. Earl Ogg OF Wheeling
Island. spcnt Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
J. T. Shaw Of Clinton avenue.
Rural roads wcr" in excellent. shnr"
and chilled many autoiSts from inc CITY
into the country.
her home in Bcllairc after visit with
friends and relatives herr.
George Harris OF Weston arrived here
yesterday to spcnd f"w days win
George Hughes. of WaynCsburg. lis
visiting friends and relatives here.
The A. o. L. W. l"dg" Of this city VIII
hold meeting this evening In Their
hall on Jefferson avenue.
Miss Ethel IIubhs spent yesterday in
Glen Eastrn with friends and relatives.
J. Hagcdor. Of this city. WAS visitor
in Wheeling yesterday.
Robert NJ. LinCh was visitor in ONO
Yesterday. making tho trip In his auto.
II. NJ. Kryscr and family of Clarks-
burg, arrived here yesterday 10 spend
this week with relatives and friends.
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ROUGE AND COSMETICS
|NJuRE GIRLS FACES.
Beauty Comes From inside
Cannot Be Bought and
Smeared On, but Is
Sign of Perfect
Health.

Many women have often seriously IN
iurcd their complexion BY the smeaIlhS
Of crnams lotions and strong cosmetics
into Inc delicate pores OF the SKIN IT.
vain effort TO become more ocau't'U ~
and attractive. 49,. s o,d ia
Beauty is more than skin deep: anu -
the sign OF pure blood ana heal.n'
body. The application OF chemical com,
pounds and sticky creams ana cosWelI.'
IN tho skin is moro harmful than pen
efcial. as the delicate pores become no
clorrod and irritatcd that the skin pre-
SCENTS a more blotchy and disaRreeaole
appearance than before.
The simple effective way TO nave
clean. attractive complexion ana
healthy color is to purify the system
and blood by the use Of the modern sci
entific health remedy known as lri-
Tonic" Get two ounces Of this HARM
less compound from your Druggist anu
mix II with a quart of water Ihch
take two tablcspoonfuls Of this agree
able temperance tonic after each meal.
Cleanse the skin frequently by the use
OF a good soap and pure water, and IN a
short time you will have a new healthy
skin, with a soft velvety touch ana a
permanent color that requires no rouge
or powder. ,. -,
impurities from tho blood and system.
and nv promoting good digestion and
appetite. thus making the BODY strong
and healthy. "Dri-Tonic" is sold by all
up to date druggists under money
back guarantee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15
D D ANNUNz|O
TROOPS STILL
HOLD F|UNE
Troops of Sixth Corps Refuse
to Obey Order to Disarm
Force
nv the Associated Press.)

ROME Sept. l4-Premler Sitti IN
statement In the Chamber OF pepu.'c'
to-day regarding the Fiume ra'a. an-
nounced that the commander OF Ine
Sixth army corps had been oruereu W
intercept and disarm and Gaotielle
D'Annunzio's troops but that these
troops refused 10 obey the cor'fh@ho
er's orders.
The latest advices were TO the eLlret
that tho situation arising from INC
ronn was serious and the premier de-
clared he was determined 70 act III /"
manner 10 avoid grave conflicts. he
deplored what had happened. because
for the first time sedition, though Tor
IdeAlIstic aims, had entered the Italian
army.
D'Annunzio. according TO some reports
entered the city OF Fiume AZ the neao
Of 5000 to 1900 men.
In the course Of his speech SiGnor
Sitti gave full details Of the report Oh
the military authorities at Flume:
showing that D'Annunzio's troops nao
overcome ALI resistance and entered the
city and that the war minister's oroer
to disarm and return them TO the arms
tice line was not carried out because as
General Robilant reported TO the minis
ter the detail 70 carry our the oroer
had failed him.
News received Saturday ut noon snow
ed that DAnnunzio's troops. described
a. numbering $500. were still In Fiume
and that the poet had announced mat
he intended TO install himself in the
army command bureau. Parts or the
Sixth artillery regiment and cyclist
corps apparently were marching on
Fiume Saturday and General Ferrari'
commanding the supervision troops on
the armistice line was marching 70 STOP
them. Signor Nittl expressed strons
depreciation Of what he termed the mis-
guided deed Of D'AnnunIio. because NJ
said Il would propagate the BELIEF abroad
Of the violent imperialistic spirit OF the
italian people and result In italian as
pirations In the Adriatic being met with
strong opposition. mo worse service
could be rendered 10 the cause we are
defending and have defended" he said
Sixnor Nitti declared that the govern
ment mad taken every measure TO pre-
Won't such acts as had appeared al
Flumn and said the responsibility for II
would be investigated and an etfor'
made to ascertain how news or the
event reached outsiders before the gov
eminent was in possession ~ II. Tho
prem,er stoutly denied that the govern
mrnt tolerated such incidents as tn
,ccuratlon OF Fiume and characterized
az "lunatics betrayng the cause Of Tho
ratherland those who advocated protests
and mad acts" against Franco and the
United states
The premier concluded his address:
with strong appeal for the troops t(
return 10 their posts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15
POLICE RESERVE
PATROLSPUEBLO
AFTER LYNCHINC
Colorado City Stirred to Blood
Thirst When Mexicans
Murder Policeman

PTERLO. Colo. Sept 1A.-With all
OF the City's police reserves, augmented
by force of volunteers. on dutE To-
night. the Pueblo police drpartncnt iS
ready for any emergency that might
arise as an aftermath Of the iynchlng
last night of two Mcxicans accused OF
the murder of Patrolman Jen Evans
early Saturday morning. Apparently
tho CITY is quiet, but hundreds OF MeXi-
cans visited the morGuc today TO view
the bodies of the mob victims and later
gathered in groups in various portions
of the city.
The murder Of Patrolman Evans mas
stirred Pueblo more than any OF the
thirteen other murders that have taken
place in this city since July l.
Patrolman Evans was shot and killed
when he attempted TO arrest the McNl-
cans, who. j., is alleged. had threatened
10 "shoot up" the negro residents or
Pueblo.
Evans was sixty years old
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15
TREATS The
BULLITT STORY VERY
MUCH AS A JOKE

PARIS. Sept. 14.-(By The Associated
Press D-Col Edward NJ. House. who
arrived in Paris this evening. refused
TO discuss the statement made by Will
liam c. Bullitt before the Foreign ke-
Iations Committee of the United States
Senate.
PARIS. Sept. 1.-THE statements
made by william c. Bullttt for Time
attached to the American peace COM
mission. before the Senate Foreign Re-
lations committee in Washington are
attracting considerable notice in the
Paris newspapers. which. however.
mostly refrain from editorial comment.
Tho French News Agency's explana-
tory note dealing with the statesmen
attributes Mr.. Bullitt's revelations TO
spite over the Presidents refusal To
permit his Russian report to become
public"
The Figaro says II sees in the state
ments Of Mr.. Bullitt an attempt to I'M
derminc President Wilson'S position by
stirring UP trouble between the Presi-
dent and Secretary Of State Lansing
The Petit Parisicn asserts that the
statements are viewed with indiffer-
ence by tho leading American politi-
clans" and that the French people
attach no Importance to them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15
WON 7 RETURN
BOSTON RULE
To STRIKERS
COOLIDGE WILL UPHOLD
SOVEREIGNTY OF STATE
No General Strike Is Announc-
ement of One Of Gompers'
Party

BOSTON, Sept. DIFFERENTIATION to
defend the sovereignty OF Massachu-
sets" was expressed by Governor Cool
idee in a telegram sent tonight to Sam
uel Gompers. president Of the American
Federation Of Labor. The telegram was
in reply 20 one received from the labor
leader last night in which Mr.. Gompcrs
asked him to take broad view" Of the
situation brought about by the police
mems strike.
Reciting the fact that - members Of
the Boston policemen's union had been
tried for violation Of tho order against
affiliation and had been removed, and
that the places Of the other strikers had
been declared vacant. he added:
II can suggest no authority outside
the courts to take further action"
The governors telegram follows:
Replying to your telegram. have
already refused to remove tho police
commissioner Of Boston. I did not ap-
point him. The right Of tho
police Of Boston TO affiliate has always
been questioned, never granted, is now
prohibited.
"Your assertion that the commits
sioner was wrong cannot justify the
wrong Of leaving the city unguardcd.
That furnished the opportunity; the
criminal element furnished the ac-
tion.
you ask that the public safety again
be placed in tho hands Of these same po-
licemen while they continue In disobo-
dience 20 the laws OF Massachusetts, and
in their refusal to obey tho orders Of
the police department. Nineteen men
have been tried and removed. Others,
having abandoned their duty. their
places have. under tho law. been do
clared vacant on the opinion Of the at
torney general. can suggest no au-
thority outside the courts to take fur
ther action.
IT wish TO Join and assist in taking
q broad view Of every situation. A grave
responsibility rests on all OF us. You
can depend on me to support you in
every legal action and sound policy. l
am equally determined to defend the
sovereignty Of Massachusetts and to
maintain authority and Jurisdiction over
her public officers where ii has boon
placed by the constitution and laws of
her people"
The policemcn's union made no an
nouncement rs to how II was planning
TO meet Commissioner Curtis refusal
to reinstato the strikers. Many other
local unions voted today and tonight on
the question Of striking in sympathy
with the police. The ballots Will ne
counted by n committee OF the Central
Labor Union. which has been cmpow-
cred TO set n date for q gcnerel strike
II tho votes Of the different locals favor
such action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15
BRILLIANT Scene At
PONTIFICAL MASS IN
PRELATE'S HONOR

BALTIMORE. Sept. lt.-Sot since the
opening Of the last great Catholic coun-
III has there been such brilliant and
imposing scenc In tho historic Baltimore
cathedral a. the pontihcal mass and
ceremonies there today in honor Of Car
d'nal Nercicr. the Belgian prelatc. Car
dinal Mcrcicr preceded Cardinal Gibbons
IN the procession Of prelatcs priests.
papal nnblcmen end scminarians. He
wore the pontifical robe with larg"
golden cross about his neck. Cardinal
Gibbons ycstmcnts included rich
crmine cape. In his first public address
in this country Cardinal Mercier. adj
dressing the large clerical assemblaGe
in the sanctuary and the large congr"-
CATION including many leading citizens.
said:
This city. Baltimore. is tho cradle or
tho Catholic faith in the new world and
I have the honor Of being guest OF that
wonderful man who is the most glori-
Gus witness Of Catholic faith in tho new
world
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15
The MAKING OF
A FAMOUS
MEDICINE
How Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Is Prepared For
Woman's Use.

A visit to the laboratory where this
successful remedy is made impresses
even the casual looker-on with the reIi-
ability, accuracy, skill and Cleanliness
which attends the making OF this great
medicine for womnn's ills.
Over $50, 900 pounds Of various herbs
are used annually and all have to be
gathered at the season Of the year when
their natural juices and medicinal sub
stances are at their best. :,
The most successful solvents are useo
to extract the medicinal properties from
these herbs.
Every utensil and tank that comes in
contact with the medicine is steriized
and as final precaution in cleanliness
the medicine is pasteurized and sealed
IN sterile bottles. .
It is the wonderful combination OF
roots and herbs, together with the
skill and care used in its preparation
which has made this famous medicine
30 successful in the treatment OF
female ills.
The letters from women who have
been restored to health by the use OF
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound which we are continually puo-
fishing attest to its virtue.
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this town and Is now of New jersey
was calling on friends here: ,,,
W. MagiiI. Of Pittsburgh. VIII LOO. OCCUPY pS
the residence of W. l.. hcNahara' ""
Miss pearl Dean has accepted re-
spnnsible position with an Akron huo-
Der Company. &, ,,.,,in0
lack Menor. of Fish Creek, is visiting
friends in this town: c,,,i,,o are
Mr., and Mrs. Faris. OF ClaysViile' arc
Mrs Jeff Cox. Of Potomac ,is the
guest Of Mrs. Karl Hysong x..
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Archie khot'
The church supper given by the Pres
hvierian church was financial sue
Adam Retro is business visitor III
New York. ,,,, o,iov
MANY Warwood sportsmen Will ENJOY
a few days squirrel hunting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15
GREEKS CAUSE
REIGN OF TERROR
ABOUT KOMTzA

PARIS. Sept. 14.-Albanian refugees
arriving in Paris from Koritza and the
surrounding district bring reports or
the terror inspired by the advance of
Greek troops into that territory. which
formerly was controlled by the French
who entered the district in 1915 and
gave pledges that II would be consider
cd a part OF Albania
Repeated protests have been made to
the peace conference against Greek ad-
vancse into territory awarded to Al
gania by the London conference. out' no
replies have been forthcoming.
About $4,000 Albanians lived in the
Koritza district which the Greeks are
now entering. Fearing a recurrence OF
the massacres Of l913-l4-15 the Alba
mans are fleeing before the Greeks with
the assistance of italian and French
troops and officials who are enabling
the terrified population TO escape to
italy. Tie flight of the populace. &C
cording to refugees has been proceeding
for more than ten days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15
TEXTILE WORKERS
RETURN TO WORK

MACON, Ca. Sept 14.-After strike
lasting more than four weeks with con-
siderable rioting. textile workers here
at 4 mass meeting to-day voted TO re-
turn to work.
The strike here developed a peculiar
situation In that the Macon police form
I'd A union. which allied itself with the
Central Labor Union. with which the
textile workers were affiliated. Union
nolIce refused 20 safeguard strike break
ers brought here in attempts 20 reopen
the mills with the result tina, rIotinR
broke out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15
Crossing Up AGAh

The railroad crossing pfopoSas1
Elm Grove Is bothering the
again, and much interest 10 pe.nI
in the proposition OF having nt -
ed in some manner. Tho Ai6ANAe
ono of the most Travelled and aecA
are liable to take place st any:
With many Of the fast trains
through the town without slowing
The Waterman 10 on duty only .
ton of the time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15
RGNcRlO.

Harry Warner OF PittSbufS1 &
business caller in the out.the-pakt
trict yesterday.
spending a few days at MatfSA
James H. Hartley Of the BSthAny
Is spending q few days at FAsee
the guest Of friends and fslAasv ~
Charles II. Davis. who has been -
service Of "Cncle Sam" for the
year. is spending . few days 1t his
on Kreuger street, Elm Grove
Many additional students are
added to those now attending
throughout the county. according IL
ports furnished. 6
Miss Wilma DavIdsoa Of Pats
left last evening for Atlantic -,
where she will spend . few WSek1
cation
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No General Strike.

NEW WORK. Sept. 14.-Before l"av-
ing tonight for Washington Samn'i
Gompers stated he had sent telegram
early this evening to Governor Cool
idge, but was corrected by his secretary
who said the message had been re-
scinded."
A member OF Mr.. Gompers' party who
stated something Of a very interesting
nature" In regard to the strike would
be made public tomorrow. was asked II
this meant o general strike would nc
called.
There win be no general strike he
said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15
MOUNDSvILLE
NEWS
CITY Council.

A special session Of the city council
will be held in tho city building th,s
evening for the opening OF BIDS LOT
paving Tomlinson avenue from Iniro
to Fifth streets. Bids will be consider
cd both for the cement foundation and
the brick having. Third street will also
he paved from jefferson avenue 10 Fifth
street
The city council is very anxious 10
Get this work done before winter as
this stree, is in front of the new high
school building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15
WARWOOD
strset Oar Hits Auto,

The 1890 a. nj. Warwood ear smashed
into a Ford auto owned by Fred Drear
Of Twenty-third street, Sunday.
Mr. Drear was taking his machine
from his garage in the rear OF Cole
mans grocery store and was just cross
ing the car tracks was Just crossing the
car tracks when the crash came. The
machine was badly smashed up Mr.
Drear only received few cuts about
his body. According to eye witncsses
Mr.. Drear was very lucky 10 escape
dCnth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-15

Yesterday was an ideal day for g
ing, and many machines wtrp
throug hout the afternoon ana eve
the roadways in all directions -
strevn with cars going IN all dtroce
The number OF cars from other -
on long trips was also . nottesal
ture. ~