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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-12
LESLIE

LESLIE, Aug. 12.-Rev and Mrs.
C. T. Clark went to Perry Monday
where Mr.. Clark is assisting Rev. Mr..
Schonyers in revival services at the
Methodist church.
L. c. Griffin returned to Leslie
Monday from Atlanta.
Miss Mary Barwick, of Athens, was
called to Leslie last week on account
of the illness of her brother, J. W.
Barwick, who is able to be up some
at the present.
Mrs. Jesse D. Powell, of Fitzgerald,
came Monday to spend a few days
with her mother, Mrs. (. A. Wilson,
.Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones entertain
ed number of friends at their home
near Leslie Tuesday with fine bar
becue.
Mrs. Hilton Bass entertained Tues
day evening at her home for Miss
Vera Torbert, of Fl. Gaines, who is
the guest of Miss Blanche Dell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Speer and little
daughter arrived Monday to spend
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. H. l..
Speer.
Misses Mary Wyl and Mildred Car
ter, of Omaha, were the guests of
Miss Mary Carter several days last
week, returning to their home Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Hines spent
last week in Atlanta with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dudley Gatewood.
Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Bowen are
visiting relatives in Abbeville this
week.
Miss Gertrude McLain, of Doug
las, is the guest of Miss Romel
Green.
James Carter, who has been visit
ing at the home of Mrs. w. j. Car
ter for several weeks, left Monday
for his home in Macon.
Miss Caroline Rodgers, of Cole
man, is here spending the week with
her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Fergu-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Suggs, of Smith
vile, visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Suggs Monday after
noon.
Lamar Bowen is spending the
week in Abbeville with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Ranew, Miss
Ruth Ranew, Guy Amason and Mer-
Ger James, of Macon, Went from
here to Dawson Sunday to spend the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. burden.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Spcer return
ed Monday from a weeks visit to
relatives and friends at Calvary and
Ochlochnee, Ga, and Havannah and
Quincy, Fla.
The many friends Of "AunT Mandy
Adams" will be glad to learn after
over a years confinement to her roll
ing chair caused by an injury to her
hip from falling off the steps, that
she is now able to walk again by the
help of a stick.
Mrs. l.. c. Griffin went to Atlanta
last week where she will spend some
time for her health.
Mrs. H. G. Blackshear and daugh-
ter, Edith Clare, have returned from
visit to relatives at Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Anderson and
son, Olin, Of Ochlochnee, Ga, came
Monday for a visit of few days ia
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Anderson.
Mrs. Ernest Haywood, of Birming-
ham, Ala, came Tuesday and vii
visit at the home of her aunt, Mrs
H. L. Speer.
j. E. Ranew, Mrs. C. S. Durder
and children, Mary and Charles, ano
Miss Ruth Ranew, went to Cordelt
Tuesday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-12

ter, Stella, of Winchester, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. M. Wick
er and family.
Evans Shockley has returned from
two weeks visit in Sales City.
Miss Laura Stubs joined a party
from Spaulding Friday and spent the
day at Myrtle Springs.
Miss Julia Mae Stubs has return
ed from a visit with relatives at
Bakerfeld
The farmers have been very busy
the past two weeks with melons.
They have had some of the fnist we
have seen this season.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-12

and R. H. Stubs spent Monday aft
ernoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton
Barton near Oglethorpe.
Virgil Grant, of Pelham, has ac-
cepted position with the Republic
Mining company.
B. o. Easterlin, of Americas, and
]. B. Easterlin, of Andersonville,
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
NJ 5. J. A. Smith.
Miss Rosa Lu Shockley is the guest
of relatives in Vienna.
Robert and George Stubs were
visitors in Americas Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Wicker and daugh-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-12
CUTOFF.

Ernest Coker was a business visi-
tor in Oglethorpe and Montezuma
Tuesday.
R. H. Stubs and W. J. Penning-
ton were business visitors in Ameri-
Gus Saturday afternoon.
Miss Laura Stubs spent the week
end at Spaulding, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. F. Pennington and fam
lily.
Mr. and Mrs. Thorpe Grant spent
Sunday in Sumter.
Mesdames A. E. and D. B. Barton
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-12
Too Late To Classify.

LOST-Small ring with diamond in
the center, lost somewhere uptown.
Return to Morgan's Market and Sc.
cure reward. 12-3t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-12
MARKETS

MOULTRIE LIVESTOCK MARKET
MOULTRIE, Aug. 12.-Hogs 165
lbs and up, Ia 1-2@15c; 135 to 165
lbs, 10 1-2@14c; 10 to 135 lbs,
II LEO 13c; 10 lbs and down
10 1-2@11c.
Roughs and skips are priced or
basis of quality Piggy sows dock
ed 40 lbs. Stays locked 70 lbs
Prices s. o. b. Moultrie.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-12

The large patches of total black
ness amid the myriad of stars in the
sky are sometimes referred to as
"coal cellars"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
her first vote for Prrsident-e!ect Haru-
~ NJ, S,rob Maddox, Bcrea,. W. Va.

aged 80 years; Harrison MaSs' . I1MrrnS-
y:,l,s 81 years; Mrs. AnPnda rhnrpr,
Auburn. VI. Va. ~ years: Mr., iMrU"
T:hhs. lofts. W. Va. 81: william ~ W"SS,
t;mffs ". Va. 81. and Mrs.. l.aylna Vest
.I h,yIT" 'I.'i in the family dcI about sixty
,.ors ago. The combined ages OF ~"
sven make sol years. The family 10.
licvcs this Is u record uncaquaLl'u ~
nv other IN tho state. And they al
,mird FOR Senator Harding for President.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
WHEELING MAN
LEADER Of MEN
EpIToRIAL IN THE AMERICAN LIZ
GION WEEKLY BOOTS COL.
Y. N. STATLHE.
Tells of tho greet General Of the Lead
ing Chain Of Hotels In
America.

co., j. NJ. Stn,lrr. In" foremost hotel
man in thu United states. horn ~
! bridgeport. Ohio. and VIII" got his start
in hi" in tho Mcclure hotel III this city.
, il given n great scnd-oif IN III" curr"nt
! issue Of The American Legion N"rKil,
which classes him as on" al III" l"h!lnE
! generals Of the pcac" time army. Inc
artir!" IS sclf-eAplaImt"r! ana - '|S
! follows:
The Ruin of Budding casEars.
| Americas rapidly-"rGHniH'd army h"'-
! ing tho World War was but Il cross Soc
! ton of American public. Thrr" d"\'Inl"'n
| IN Il some ni IN" sam" rrOhlcm" Whl'h
! have pcrp'rxcd business mon for years
| Tho Effici"nry. Board a. Bl"lS which
! had 10 cl."p 1T IA" heads "f many nov
I IS created officers. r,rt",mrd functl"h
! not entirely unkn"wir in oih"a ana az
tory. l. Was Crrditahlr T." tho ~ T.. J..
! hon ever. tha, - f"w Officers overseas
! had t. be stripped Ot tho tu'hor:i!
which they could not properly admin
! lister.
i. ". Stailcr f.: n general Of modern
| business. lie commands thousands "r
workers ~ Il chain ,f hotels in tn" ruun-
try's largest citlc.. In "u" New York
| hotel alone rWu Thousand men and WON
"a arr Euvrru,d by his orders. NJ.
A. ;wcl," II" WAS - b"lin"!. IL" was
! vel p,.r forty before success 'nn" :"
! him. when h" talks ThOu; his ditt'ntI!
or placing authority m rrop'r hands
aurnr,ran. Inc tyne % "horu leader" who
SOM" p"apI, seem I" think 10 IN" only
| person TIA, eau dir't lArG" affairs. ~
! 10 :, philosophy cry$ializ"l cut of actual
! huma, relations. AMI Il applies 10 an
! army ~ wril To u hotel.
"Of all traits. "E"tism is ihr certain
! ha "rirr 10 progress. Mr.. Stnll"r says
i"1t X with 10 p"up!" Who misuse @N
uMI.S"rNcl authority lint ] hay" ~"
| iunst tr"un!H. \ man 10 promoted 10 IN"
head at department. Overnight hH
may ncc"m" petty tyrani. | havn I"
! hc ,nnxiantly on guard last characters
! nf this SCrt---and They -" "omrl"n-. stir
un discomfort among thUS" under them
and have dismissed ever 9" many moro
! men from important than from minor
! positions. jus, because human nhtur"
doesn't seem tn J." nil" to wear now
power gracefully. am always looking
! for nron,c wIAm authority can't Sn"i..
| Whir;, proves ihat in business. as IN
! tho ARM. No: every man can bv 4 E"ou
! lanrcjaC or Lieutenant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
rRUsTY ESCAPES FROM STATE
PENTTENTIARY AT MOUNDS
WILLIE IN FORD MACHINE.
was Last Seen Going Through Bridge
rort-wore Regulation Prison
Uniform.

Securing permission [" 60 ~ a nearby
store for narkag" Of cigarettes. Julius
Carr. Hg"d u years. trISty pr acInr III
TIN Wc"t Virginia state prNit"ht'nrr.
, ESCAPED yesterday afternoon ut "rln"k
and M /" midnight last night had mo-
hc"n r""ap'ur"l.
carr w%S Ar"A driving n Ford touring
eur, owned by tho prison At q break
neck speed through McMcrh"n. Bon
wood and this city. and then across IN"
hc was last seen heading for the M
!. tional highway.
Alfred In the rcgular prison Garh.
|, Carr was s"Cn by r"v"rhl persons. but
was driving at goat speed. and cs-
cap"d arrest.
convict had driven through I'll" heart
cf this city. u" ramr MP Jacob street
~ Gar MS Tw"nty-scyrn'h street. wh"'t
he came north "a Market I" Tenth
street From thor" Ne rr"ssch tine i'l-
I and aud went into bridgeport.
carr MAS unc "r Ia" TRUSTEES in IL,
prison known CN"ryH here in Mounds
, lie" II was not an uncommon sight
:" $50 him driving about in IA" mnChim".
, visiting tho stores and business hnuS"s.
II" wHs driving between tho poison farm
and the pg!SJn nil summer. c'rrry:u g.;
! other prisoners to and from the two
places.
| Carr Wa sentenced n thr prn!t"n-
; ;iary by Iudgr l.. NJ. Nddirman in ur-
/ tohcr. 1919. after Being found guilty 4
| fcloniousiy assembling n man in Wrli"
, burg. He was sentenced I" s"rv" : u
vars nnd was nude T. trGS;y duo 10 III?
good behavior.
| Warden J. Il. Terrell had made him a
! rusty carly III tn" spring nf this year.
~" had worked on tn" farm only I short
timn when hc was made chauffeur
, I" tn" warden. Ito had always worked
, about H." farm and prison building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
.NEAR-PAN|C WHEN
CAR BREAKER BLOWS
moforman and Conductor Do Good
Work In ouieting Crowd

What rcscmhed n panic was staged
on t"r No. -. on tn" Wk"clluG- Rry.
hnd division "t tho Wheeling Traction
company ELst night about $40 o'clock.
just below f0rkvillc when the circuit
breaker Of the car burned out, nLng
the car with smoke.
The cry Of "the car is burning" rang
through the car and passengers began
"a general rush to the exits at both
ends OF the car. Tho motornlan and
, conductor tried to rrassurc the panic
|, stricken men and women that there was
no danger, but several succeeded .,
jumping before they could shut TIN,
doors. Those who jumped received 4
number Of cuts and bruises from tin.
cinders which line the tracks at this
point. and one man is particular, was
hunting the claim agent Of the con-
rany 10 pay for pair Of glasses which
ho broke in his wild jump for safety.
Only the heroic work Of the motor
man and conductor of the car saved the
passengers from certain injury. if they
passengers from certain injury.
The work crew Of tie company WAS
ca lied and they lowed the Inflated car
into sthc barn. where the n,"t"rmrn and
conductor both received praise FOR their
heroic work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
STATE TEACHERS
Adjourn After EIecting Officers and De-
Gliding on Charleston for
Next Meeting.

PSrk"->burG. w. Va, Nov. 7.--Iuar-
lesion has been selected a. tn" mex
place OF meeting for tho West Virginia
l:du"a tional Association which c,oS"l
it, 1920 convention her" Saturday, most
Of tho @.560 learners IN attendance, l"av :
ing ivc ih"i? homes yesterday and to-
day.
Moro than scnr" nr prominent cdu-
Gators OF the country delivered addresses
during tho convention and oNa Of the
matters given considerable" cons Iteration
was mt'h"d for democrat .zing the rdu-
rationai work. Among resolutions pass
oil was ono admitting tho subject Of art
Ak = sectional department OF the state
educational association AMI the cNcCu-
tive committee VAS empowered TO ad-
nit other branches during tho wear.
Th" officers 'ircted were W. RHrnc>
fAlrmont, president: Miss hess Ander-
son. Park rSburg, vice president; w W.
Cook, member Of the executive commit
tee. The constitution WAS amended. In
cruising annual dues from ons 70 two
d"iiarH and fixing a membership f"c At
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
DIES WHILE ON
SUNDAY VISIT.
MRS. THAESA COLEMAN, AGED 80
YEARS PASSES AWAY AT AoGG
OF MRS. leila ALLEN.
CAME TO THIS CITY WHEN YOUNG
GIRL AND NAs RESIDED SINCE
IN EAST END.

Mrs. ThrcSa Cui"mnn. aged IS years.
r"sillnG at No. "a Seventeenth street.
passed away suddenly last evening at
.6:tI o'clock. Will" visiting n N" home
ct Mr.. Della Allen. No. l@U l'"uTtc"nih
street.
Sh" had hrcn in the habit If walk
ing UP Ia her friends home every eve
ming Or two and last evening Il" usual
mad" ,hr trip. Sh" h"cnm" very III few
minutes after arriving and Or. Osborne
WAS called. but was unnhl" 70 say" her
Iif". Complications were attributed as
tlra cause Of death
Mrs. Coleman was born IN Germany
and came to this city with her parents
when a little girl. Her husband passed
away in 1898. one daughter Mrs. Dor.
othy ukc. Of Cleveland. Ohio ana
one son. James Coleman of TINS city
survive.
TIL" deceased was n d"vout member
Of the st. Jenna Evangelical Lutheran
church and took n keen interest III All
kinds or rciiglnuS work. Funeral SER
vices will likely b" h"id al the nom" on
Thursday Afternoon al 2;3O o'clock: win
Rev. william lli"rt. pastor OF 81. 'Iohn
Evangelical church officiating ana IN
tcrmrnt will he mad" In The F"hInSuIa
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
FOCAL MINISTER
HAS NOT DECIDED

Rev. Ira G.. McCreary, who received a
call last week from the First United
Presbyterian church OF NSr'nwal, Pa.
an important suburb of Pittsburgh. has
not taken any action on III" matter Of
accepting the car so far. and will prob
ably not make his decision for tho next
ten daya On Thursday Of this week
Rev. McCreavy VIII make 4 visit 10
Pittsburgh, and while there he will dis
cuss tho matter with members OF the
congregation.
AT the Sacond United Presbyterian
cAurch, 70 which TN" Rev. McCrearr -
pastor. the annual thank offering Of tn"
church devoted ton Missionary work. w1S
collected Yesterday and surpassed any
ever tnkc- up before. amounting In the
suy, oC $3.50. which will 60 to dctray the
up-Er,p e: r"rinNiS missions.
Miss ~. a:urcE. j prominent mis-
S:onary w"~N'" from India. addressed
The crugr e ia last uiSht. y largo
aunhrr ~ junior workers were pres
m, At the .,ruiug ScrVirN and TOOK an
important part IN the program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
THEY LIVE LONG
IN RITCHIE COUNTY
Seven brothers and Sisters, whose Com
btned Ages Total sol Years
Vote for Harding.

When roucN de- Leon was seeking n
location where the would find IN" et"r-
Nal fountain OF youth, ne overlooked
Rftchsa county, w. Va. R.tCh!s Is dis
ttnzu!>hnd for many things among others
it's sterling Repub,irtU:Sm. its uul.mit-
ed supply OF oil and gas. rs high class
citizenship. etc. and now comes 10 the
front with another distinC,Iun. In
Richie county families live l"hger than
in any other part Of the state. and to
prove this statement "" Offer as an OK.
ample the family OF tho lat" john and
, Ia rbara WaSS. About 80 years ago these
Otoucers came To- EitchI" county with
their young family. ard to-day there IL
living In that county seven of the!c chill
dren. Mrs. Betsy Thorpe. Holhrook. w.
Va. aged 81 years. who Inst week cas-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
Bic COAL DEAL
NEAR BETHANY
VALUABLE COAL AcR1AoE n n.
mo oPT1oNnD ~ TE1 CL1v1.
LAND.PrrfHBuEd COAL co.
Expect to Develop It within the Neal
ruture-UsS Bethany Traction
Line for HAulaEO.

Hundreds Of acres Of coal land in tho
vicinity OF Bethany. in Brooke county.
is being "p,Ioncd and will be developed
within ths near future. according TO
word given out rast evening by. those
who arc interested n the project.
II is said that tic pitt.burEh-Cleve-
land coal company. which. has head Of
tirr, IN l:lm Grove. is back Of the 81
rantir proposition and that the coal
viii h" shipped 10 the river front over
tho Wellsburg-Bct traction line,
which. it is claimed. will be rebuilt Tor
The purpos" Of taking care uf freight.
Tho same company has a large acreage
in tho vicinity Of Elm Grove and Trih-
Grlphia and is operating four shafts at
the present time in that vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
OVERLAND STOLEN
At MOUNDSVILLE

AZ Overland 80" touring car. owned
by Mr.. f. a. Gray. OF Mounhsvile. vas
stolen from IN front Of the First Meth
udist church Of Moundsvillc. whtln tho
owner Nn' attending services last night.
The theft occurred about $50 o'clEgk.
and no clue ~ who the thieves arc wa*
left behind. The car bore West Virginia
liccngc number 1880. and was practical
~ rev.
MoundsvIlln authorities arc securing
tho city IN hopes Of finding tho ma
chine. and polio" of all surrounding
towns are on the lookout.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
MURDER TRIAL
IS ON TO-DAY
RAMuEL A. BLEvINS, AGED IS
YEARS, TO BE ARRA1dNBD FOE
MURDER OF c. 7. B. GRAND
STAFF.
Attorneys Charles J. Schuck and Joha
p. Arbenz Appointed to Defeud
Youthful Prisoner.

Tho youngest alleged murderer eyer
arralEnel en- hrs; degree murder
charge in Oil" COUNT. and possibly
N tho. STATE az West Virginia. will b"
arra'Sned this ,aoruinE IN Cr,min',
court before Judge Alan Robinson. and
a real legal 6atttc is hooked tor.
The aged mother OF tina lad NIL ~
present this morning when the ;lt"S"4
murderer Is brought ,n.n court ard WI!
~ present with him throughout the
trial JudS" E"biNS"n appointed Alter
ucyS Charles J. SChu"k and john l.
.NrhcnI To d"f"nd tn" youth. vino has
Rlr-ady entered = plea # guilty 10 IN"
city and county officials.
His homo - in Litt!" kcck, Ark. and
Il IS alleged that h" has been wann'',
ing about the country for some time aHh
mot waving any attention to 3rNthilLS
other than rlund"rmc and rcbh.ng:: lie
came L. THIS city. wCu' u the mon
Mission aud stayed Their" o few GAYS.
later ste1i!rG W. aut" robes acr"rdth"
20 his own statement ani then caWpinG
out on the hill n'ar IA" f"nnsNA conf
etery.
Hc. however, wandered back TO The
Union Mission and secured another lad.
who. like himself, was also wandering
about the country and tho two camp"'l
out together. At intervals. he roanl"d
back into the city and robbed various
places, Including the United Dairy. tn"
Anderson grocery and other piacrS. I"
which hr has confessed and the othcialS
also secured some Of thu plunder taken
from these places at his abode on the
hillside.
Tho morning that he is alleged to have
murdered GraudstafC. ~ went to
shanty on tho cast side Of tho Baltimore
And Ohio railroad tunnel. near tue Pc
Hfnsula and gained an entrance IN an
Wort ms he alleged. to secure food. but
while he was therein, Grandstsff IS Al,
rEged tn have come back and entered
eae placs and after holding him up At
che point OF revolver. he backed TO,
ward tho door "Grandstaff started
after me and shot him." he said IN his
confession TO the officer.
Later. the officers wandered out ont"
me hillside and after laying for tim"
ascosted he and his pal coming back
md captured them. The lads mother
arrived a few days ago aud VIII remain
~ tho city until after tho trial tne
rfrerse Is punisha bic by death. In the
s5ent the jufy returns 4 verdict OF Eu'i-
~. with a first degree murder verdict
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
HARDING TO SPEAK
ON ARMISTICE DAY

Ernv,e,ii;r, Ten. Soy. Senator
Harding h,s arr,'ntsd IN Invitation 10
TAX" rr.t IL Az Nrm..'.rc day 'el"hra-
;i,n her" Nnl,mh'r -. i vas an
nuurcsh trday y, L. l.. tr'ag"r. al
whose 'lom, Mr.. Harding will >nend
his Vacation. VIII" at Point isabel
The f,.!uw.ny Telegram was received
tola? hy Mr.. Crcag-r from III" Pres
hrnt-rlrct ia rr=rous" I" tn" invitation
cx:cndCd Yesterday by citizens OF
BruwuHvlilE
~ A-,nis,trn d"y r".' hGatiOn."
The celebration VII inciud" parad"
in which representatives VI many south
'rr>aS towns Will participate. The
nrocc SSinn will diShuNd At Fort Grown
wher. Mr.. Harding IS scheduled 20 DC
lirc= an address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
ESCAPED CONVICT RACES THROUGH
WHEELING ON WAY To FREEDOM

Mrun,l4v!llc 10y Wis frequent visits 1"
the business houses.
How he securrl permission 10 20 10
the S;or" * not known. as all stores
are closed on sunday. Cigarettes are
nv, sod anvwh"r" in town.
pniirn from all towns in eastern 0h'n
nave been warned tu b" uu thc lockout
for him. and hi" rariur" : expected
hnurly. unl"SS h" secures 4 chang" OF
clothes frunl scmrw!Irr" d!n;g ia, pike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
GAS SHORTAGE

Contemplating a shortage in tho sun
My Of gas. both for heating and light
iue purposes. many residents or th'
towns m Eastern Ohio are taking nd
vantage of the situation at Unc present
time and putting in oil and coal de-
vices.
The situation will not be OF the bcsi
with the arrival Of cold weather anc
every effort VII be made TO meet tn
shortage when It comes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
TO CANVASS VOTES

Tho boa I'd Of county mmiSSioncrs
will begin work this morning on tho
r"CanvassinE OF tn" votes whirh wcr"
CaSt last Tuesday ut III" general Clcc-
ton This is done 20 ascertain whether
or nor any mistakes have been made by
tn" election officials in counting tho
votes.
From al indications Il IS thought that
Their" viii b. liitl" or no Chang"
mad" to IL" totals which were first an
n0uuccd through the 1ntelligenccr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
WOMAN WANTED FOR
MURDER HELD HERE

Upon receiving word from Lorraine. o..
,nta Saturday evening. Mrs. FInrenr"
Wagner was picked UP in this Guy ny
detectives Walker ard HumeS. IL was
w;,s wanted in the Ohio city for shoot
iur h"r husband. which is said to nave
resulted from - family quarrel. ,,,
sac was lodged In The county jail ana
it - understood thai en- OFFICER from
Lorraine. O.. will arrive and take hcr
IN, charges which they hay c against her
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