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Evening star., 1920-09-15
POLES IN BATTLE
WITH L|THUAN!ANS
At GERMAN BORDER
Hostilities Are Renewed in
SuWaIki Sector, Warsaw
Announces.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
WARSAW, September 1.-THE Lith-
uanians and the Poles are again en-
gagged in hostlities. it is announced in
tonights Polish official statement
Fighting has been resumed between
the two forces in the Suwaiki sector
near the German border
WARSAW. September IA (by the AS
sociated Press).-The Polish deega ton
appointed to conduct peace negotia-
tons with soviet Russia left War
saw on special train tonight for
Danzig, where its members will board
British torpedo boat destroyers for
conveyance to Riga. in which city the
conference is to be held.
The peace party. which includes
besides the delegates themselves their
military attaches and aids. technical
experts and advisers. woman stenoc-
rapherS and others, totaling l60 per-
sons, is expected to reach Riga late
Thursday.
The delegates took considerable
amount of baggage with them and
carried fur coats. as there appears TO
he every indication that the confer
ence may continue long into the cold
weather
A large crowd witnessed the dele
cations departure.
Soviet Doesn't Fear wrangel.
RIGA, September Is (by ahe Asso-
ciated Press}.-Gen. Wrangels. expe-
ditlon in the Crimea and the territory
Immediately north of it does not pre-
sent a serious menace and lit can be
stamped out without great difficulty"
according to NJ. Joffe. head of the boil
shevik delegation here to discuss
peace terms with the Polish ennis
saries.
ALREADY Wrangers expeditions into
Cossack territory have been repulsed
and driven into the sea- he said. His
belief that the Cossack populations
would rise up and support him was
erroneous. Instead. the local popula- :
tfons rose and repulsed his expedi-
tionS into the Caucasus, and his move
ment in the Crimea and the territory
Immediately north of it can be stamp
ed out without great difficulty. This
is not serious menace, like THE
Polish advance. and it can easily be
disposed of when the time is ripe. 1t
is like the counter revolutionary eff
forts of Denikine and Kolchak and
will go the. same way"
Reds Determined to Fight.
Replying to questions concerning
soviet Russia's military situation, NJ
Joffe said he lacked the technical MILL
tary knowledge necessary to a scientific
discussion of military affairs; but he
added that it must sbe borne in mind
that retreating army frequently was
in better condition than a rapidly ad-
vancing army. and that the bolsheviki
rapidly were bringing up reinforcements
from unlimited reserves. with "a large
proportion of them communists, inlbued
with patriotism by reason of the Polish
advances
When the suggestion, as made in the
European press, that the bolsheviki
could not attack in force this fall, was
put before NJ. Joffe, he replied:
But it is not a question of this year
or of next year. Remember our possible
forces outnumber those of the Poles
many times. The bolshevik government
Evening star., 1920-09-15
School HOLIDAYS
Breed IdIeness,
Instructor Says

SACRA AMENTO, Calf. Sept.
I5.-AbOlitiOn of summer school
vacations for all children be-
tween eight and sixteen years
of age because the vacation Pc
riOd .'induced habits of idleness
and criminaiity among boys"
yyas advocated by Will c. Wood,
state superintendent Of schools.
Wood said exceptions should
be made i'm the cases of chill
dren who assist I'm harvesting
fruit and similar work, .sbut, Of
course, only children over
twelve would he permitted to
work even in agricultural dis
tricts."
The idea was expressed In n
letter to Superior Judge NJ. +.
Mccormick of Fresno county.
wood said Legislation to elim-
mate school vacations mny be
introduced at the coming legis-
lafure session.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
FRANK HAWKINS DIES.
Civil War Veteran, Long Employe
of Navy Yard.

Frank Hawkins, veteran OF the
civil war and an empioye of the
Washington navy yard for more than
twenty years, died Saturday at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary
Gather, 1918 T street. Eight years
ago Mr.. Hawkins suffered an injury
to his foot while sa. work and he
never fully recovered. Funeral serv-
ices were held yesterday and inter
ment was made. with full military
honors. at Arlington cemetery.
Mr. Hawkins was born in Charles
county. Md, October &c, 1899. At the
outbreak of the civil war he enlisted
in Company G, I'd Maryland Infantry,
and served with distinction. He came
to Washington at the close of hos
tilities. He is survived by his daugh-
ters Mrs. Gather and Carrie Haw-
kins, and two sons, Felix and Rod
ney Hawkins.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
SHIP REPORT CORRECTED.
Bethlehem, Not New York Com
pany. Held Cancelled Contracts.

An erroneous announcement maze
AT the Shipping Boards offices last
Monday. that the contracts for three
combination passenger and freight
liners being built by the New York
Shipbuilding Corporation had been
Cancelled because of delay in the
construction of the vessels. was cor
rected today. 1t was stated that the
contracts were held by the Bethlehem
Shipbuilding Company's plant at
Sparrows Point. Md, and not by the
New York company.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
REPORTS THEFT OF FURS.
Eight Neckpieces Stolen at 14o5
F Street. Proprietor Says.

BENJAMIN Sherman, proprietor OF
the New England furrier shop, l4o5 F
street northwest, reported to the po-
lice today that some one had broken
Into a case in front of his shop and
stolen eight neckpieces.
The robbery, he said. must have oc-
Cured between midnight last night
and the time his shop was opened this
morning, as he himself did not leave
the place until about IL o'clock last
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
ARNORY HALL
At BELLA|RE
BURNS DOWN
WHEELING FlREMEN
BATTLING FLAMES
Building Owned By Knights
of Pythias Destroyed
Loss Near $40, 900

The hrnury building. l"""t'h ON
Union street. I!cIInIr". whs h"rir"r"d hy
lro carly this morning
Tho lu"s. II WIS roughly '"'mHi'"'
will be .'onn /" $4,000
Thrcn hlE nclEhh"rimG hunin"Tr h"lla
Ingr. which mclud" the Dollar lihnh "I
IioIiaiTc. were threatened by ia" con
finyraIlou which wua Hilll rnEinE AT
: 10 a.. III.
FIRE CHIEF \. Hurley rh""ra"". de-
patched three Wheeling m" '"inrn"I"H
In hbnirt the lI,llaiTu drphIiIn"n !"
combating the flames.
Thr origin "f tho bInho hnn not h"'n
ur'"rInluod
Tho ninnry building wan "~h"d ana
nc, urItd hy tho knlghln "f lyihlnn
l"hrr "r noIInlr' n"d r"r tito" "I II
had uaI h"ru nilcd NJ f"I Moot "
IIrnIhctn pool I""m Tho huilhI"E i"i
morlv housed tho u"wuIHr"r plant "r
tho ncllniro mh"uondcut.
Tlc ITIdg~puIt nTo department nlr"
went Ia Ih, nId 81 Ihr Ii"IlnI" nr'm"u
Tho nclinirr nTou'u vat" called hr
mn alarm at hn u ~ Thry arrived I"
nnd tho hrm"Iy huilhuE mnrr "r
'flnInoH Tho firc nppHtntuH had "lhfi"h
In tho basement nuh rpr"nh ihr"uKh ih'
OntiIu building
Al 40 u',lrcc. II wnU 'nrinin TINT
tho ontlrc huiihInE wnr do"ruch. nnh
nr"mCn feared that tn" walls would ini'
1T any minute.
At thut hour. II looked ~ though tn"
nTr might spread Ia the Erru- pTnpoIty
"n the north which ndi"lua TIA" Dollar
ILnk and l." ihr Mcclellan property on
the south.
F,ru ,.hior Hurley Th"mru"r. al,
IL IN, had r"nt iw" rumr"r" mud
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
Gov. Cornw8N Boosts
Soldiers Memorial

Hpc"Inl Dispatch iu Thn Intelligence
MnrEnDiown. W Va. oct. - Suh-
n"rIp'lnn of GovNrnor John 4 Cornwall
wnr rrCaIvoh tonight with following
m"Hango. "IlcnRr cntcr my EuhT"rip-
tIon io rOldcrs memorial fund sorry
cannot mako II more
Governor Cornwcll haa hcrn onr OF
tho memorials HtrnnEnst boosters md
has given great help In organizing tho
southern part OF the; state.
Reports from Hluch"ld show $4,000
collected today. including subsCrIp-
tion Of 81. 600 ns nm addition TO the
states 50. 900 club
The Eastern Panhandle Is also show
Ing up we'll. tho faculty Of shepherd
college. American Legion. Daughters Of
the American Legion and Daughters Of
the Confcderacy uniting In raising the
quota
With the faculty ~ West Virginia
University raising $4,000 and the stu
dent body pledging $4,000 moro. this
district Is looking forward to going over
tho top with it's 100000 quota before
the end ~ the week Aaron Carlow. T..
NJ. Grant and President Frank B Troi-
ter are the members ur the committee
that IL nccurinF the additional names TO
complete MorRantown'S $4,000 club.
Seven members ARE necessary to secure
SOME OF the provisional subscriptions
OF this amount iha, have been made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
PAID S45,OOO FOR WHISKEY PROTECTION
TO CHICAGO REVENUE AGENT POLL LITICIAN

Chicago, DOT. = .- Government lnVrHil-
EntIun nr tho h"iivirlrr "f ring OF
whIntcy drnlcTn operating on n national
Hrnlr. hnn been boKun nH tho rcHult nt
runfUEEi0nr obtained from r"vrrhl thl-
rhEo ualoonk"rpcrr, II wax declared ny
fcdnrnl agents today.
The COnf~nHIunH nrc Hhlh I" hnVc I'm
pliChtcd officials Of Hcvrrnl dlHllIlinF
cOmpanic md politicians In various
parts Of the country and TO hhN" re-
Vrnled plnnn 10 make Chicago tho cen
ter 81 their pTopOscd rrh"n"
AccnrdinR Ia federal agents. u n.
Sadlrr former New York stock bruk"T
f., said to have declared that h." paid
ia .Oh0 - chicago politician who hnn
been employed hH n deputy United htat"h
I"ycnur agent In tho "fn'u "f collector
Maaor. 4" hooura Influence Ia TIA" Ihnu'
nnIr II f"rRrd federal rrrniip undff
~ hi"h whlnhry running lh chicago"
hnr Garu carried un.
Thu Indictment Uf at least " h'"Ia "f
prIrUna 0n GhaIhoH uT '"nhI'lin"l W.
,I"iaIo tho prohibition amendment will
l,, anLad ihin ~aas ~ tho federal sTand
I",y II ~aA Aiaisd
fhe ""rfrb-h.n PLACED al thU hl"p"aal
81 the TsdrIAi ruibaTltiss w saliia, IN
s"Id /" hays alAalsAti that Ihs in"i
l"ssloa ai1sAhY .4fisd "a ln ghIAs'y"
hv li,a -.Ishsy riak ha- heed -" aJthn'
aiv" - - i"Va n.li"h ihr"S enpassd Il"
Iia "p~'ail"n "i"s. ~ " .hbO. .0bd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
HARDING |NQADES TENNESSEE
AND KENTUCKY; IS CONFIDENT

Rhode Island, tnKnthcr with several
members OF his family. accompany ing
him on the private cnr Newport
Most Of tomorrow the nominee viii
apend Waiting Lookout Mountain and
other historic plaooa near Chattanooga
His train viii make n stop Of nearly
twenty four hours In the T"nn~z7co 'iS.
reaching there nt 7;ib II. IN. tomorrow
and l"nNlnK ht n. M. on Thursday
chang" Ia the s"hrdulo Tor Satm
day whs made today To permit ia" hrn
nt"r I" mako rear platform hroo' h"n "r
hiA way from Zorro linuIC Ind to ~
l."ulr. wh"To lac Will cad hin iIip with
might rpc",h I'ni~r the new arrange
uUnin. ho Will leave I'rIo linulo al 1
u ~. after ntnp "r nn h"uI. "ud viii
mako short aI"rH "t t"rUy. tioOnur
EfTIuEham. NnndnIIn. '!TruuNIlIo and
Fast ~ l."ulr ~
BurinR n hh"rt IaV"Vor i"nlphi At tho
station Ia Columbus ohio. tho ,audI
duIo 'IImhod dawn Tram hIn uiIvnta ,nI
aud ,hniIsd with TI"rp "f railroad
"'"rI"y"a about tl"v"innda ,I'i"iy la
the va Ih ~ bpsohnll p0IIu" Ito dr, IuI sd
II WPs hmily T." h"V" ia" champion
Hhir r'n"""I r""'hl" Ia thi"
II 10 IaInIy Tino IaoOin,"nlaI Iu
th" h"nasIy "f Ihs ga''" aud tho pin vrr,
that the tIsvolsn nd toain nhnuld hnvr
made 'lonu s~orr 81 tho T"uI ramr
naTIos Ia thniT h"no 'ity snd thus win
tho world" 'hamI'i"nshlp' nnid noua
tor Harding later Ia ""Inn'onIinH ur"n
tho outr"in" Of tho w"tldr ueIIor
They hnow that Ihey might pinInnp
tho HoTios snd thus add many dollars
1" tho ro'oipts f"r tho team nwncts but
tho munoy ahula nr tho gnIno dId not
infIuon'o ihem Ia tho Inasi ~ rhuvu
hoItor than anything olao tho ruuI nr
tho game nnn ! Mn certainty proud to
night I" kn"y that Hn nhI" tcnn dId II
'Of C"urHn wuulo oil ClovNland - win
for II added nn"thor Htrr I" tho crown
~ HroRt thlnpH bhln hnr h"nr nnd d"nc
40 wcll ! think that Cleveland must
especially bs proud ur Pitcher CoVsIsH
kl0. who has three times pitched hin
team 10 victory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
Guns WRESTED
FROM GUARDS.
Pair Who Led Abortive Re-
volt Surrender After
Hours Resistance

baltimore. oct. 1.-Two prison ers.
armed with pistols taken from ovor-
powered guards attempted TO sta Ampsde
IA" "un,icin nj Maryland. penjtentiAry
In = IL general riot this afternoon. .'
\" one escaped and the two men
David bender. murderer. and James C..
Evnnn. rrntnncod for robbsry---who
started tho trouble. surrendered 10 Mar
nhni Of Police Carter. altar they had
held The penitcntiary guards al bay for
nearly an hour.
Either In the wild shooting by which
lirnhor and Evans tried To stRmpedp the
other prirnnnrh. or during tho exchange
Of rhUiS boiW tho guards ana the
two Tintcrn. two OthnT prisoners Nero
shot Thoy were; Carlyle i, Webaisr,
murderer. hit twioo In arm. and Anthony
ruRIno hont1ncod In connection Win
Tho jewel robbery, nhut In littln flnHof.
The ihrch guards from whom usphsV
md Evans took tho pInioln--W. ]. pally.
TharlcH atdriE and Timothy Noddy---
woro out end bruIrod whom they were
thrown 10 tha iron floor OF tha tiers or
down tho urr Ht1pn. and In souftlsr
with the TIotrrH,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
Two Wounded In Desperate
Stampede at Maryland Pen
FEAR OF ANARCHY IN RUSSIA FOLLOWING
FALL OF BOLSHEV WIKI NOT WELL FOUNDED

also In regarded as having been ire
tricyably weakened with tho roui OF
Mustapha Kemal and his followers.
Most Aignificnnt OF tho wnne OF SOVIET
Influence In Europe. according 10 .oHiI-
InIs was the rejection Of I"lsh"Vlk
ovrrturen by Switzerland. which Is silt
untrd 80 nn TO bn able 10 form nm nc
curuIr opinion Of the character and fu-
turr Of the Soviet regime. 1t In no"
nIno known that somc what earlier ltu-
mania rejected ovrrtur"n Of IN" H"HI"I
government. II was said
Tho Judgment Of H"ClnlIhlH upon inc
EuvIrt government was nEprClhd l" u"
TrUIrtrred with particular "mphhhIr hi
ihr mdotInH or tho tcrnIn hoClhllHln n
nI Halle, whore the right wing or ia"
German BucinliAt pnIIy In rhp"'l"h y"
withdraw from tho convention on Ih0
irsuo OF ndhorpnrr Ia thu M"n""w thlrh
intornationulc. Thn right wing lh'luhon
tho great mn juTiIy Uf S0"lnllrlH Ia ''"r
many aud may hn ""nnld"r"d. III mo
nrIuinn or onIcinln. nm rcprrh"nihtl"" "l
the uruwinH attitude Of dlririHI "I h"'
inIInts Eonornliy IN Europe l""hT" ''"I
HhnNlnm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
JUDGE MORGAN !.
GETS OVATION
CANDIDATE IN THE 3
EASTERN PANHANDLE
Encouraging Reports From
Morgan, Grant, Hamp~
shire and Other ii
Counties -

sronihi DlapdGh ~ Ths inisilissnssL
q, rh",lns,Yn, W, Va, pGl, iEsJi-fn{s
a e'"whL ,haf Ia.n,psd ~, llslll LNsss ~
.I%e"' I.;t.a
sha~ ~ Fk.'linsearb, a'." nsaA
sp.a.iss .
fw. 'hp Ilrpph'l'AN ilfb"'t d.rh,M
e,s1c m..2s' EtTt" ","--ss1 sr~.'|pr", !" ,"s % T"Ss-
ao,tfn. sn NJ" ir'n thr'ush 'h" easter"
a. p"i",.bura n. hsd ~. isrS.@t po:
IIIh,at mroIi0s ever hold In Gfant
,ruriy, ,nn.y coupling iron, Hardy am
Foundation rountlrs. morn ihro twenty
inil"u =
hnmso. md !, was said 10 hay" been N"
InrrcuI meeting cvor hello by RrpubIt-
cans IN thnt Democratic county.
Judge Morgan made speech At FUR
Ritt@villo during tho aftrrnoo1'. 10
Tomorrow tho candidates Tor cover
nor and auditor will 20 to Martinsbnrs
whrrc ihcy will ho Joined by Mr..
Horace S,ilwclI. Of Indianapolis. who
went through Chnrles,on today cnrouts
10 MartlnsburE.
Another indication OF the loyalty and
enthusiasm of tho Republicans Of the
eastern panhandle came In a message
today 10 Chairman White from County
chairman Robinson. OF Jefferson coAn-
~. who said that three meetings, were
hold by Senator Sutherland and Audi
tor Darst in that. county and that the
meeting at Charleston was claimed by
the old time Republicans TO have been
the largest Republican rally ever held
In that city.
Just as reassurinR was the meAaGe
received from J. Albert Toler. county
chairman OF wyoming county. In Anoth.
rr section OF the state. Toler said y
the. usual signs are worth anything at
all, wyoming county Is in the best
shape that ! ever seen II politically ana
the Republican majority will surpass
anything that has previously been
hoped for or might have bean ex'
pccted'' ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
SULLIVAN SEES CHANCE Of BORDER
STATES GOING FOR MR.. HARDING

mIEht have been said two weeks ago
that tho Republicans had n chnnca tt
rnTry all bu, one Of thom that would
not be u true statement today
The reason In wholly locai---it II the
color aurrIIun Tho local Republican
runnrE~rs In many ~ these border oom'
muultlrr wnr" rather 0VaTaHhrsrsiVU ~
eliminating the IrHlnirhti"n Of ,naETb
women Thai. Ia connection with Soma
nIhrr things that have como up ln ths
r"uth Ia rrfsron'u I" tho color question,
hn- .T-h i"1 IUa'tiUn
Thn I'orn"rrnI- have not been by any
I""ana fr'r. fI"n, 'Tlil'lrm IN hnTns ~
Ihr u,,r Ih"I l"'nI IbumrrTnIs ~ Ihs
'h"IIoI" riai"a hnvu u-ed aud ara uninH
Ihn ,,,InI uiguu"ut ~ In not an aTFep'
ahlo "rp"'i - IT," 'amInIrn I" di"ousI
and II IL pIui,nhIv brrt 10 i1f n ~ with
tho abatement ,hnI ~" Republican. -rs
- IIIlr I"Hr Hpi in 'afTy ih"ra burden
ninIaa I"dnY than they ~"I" ""ni" Tins
~"
~" Ii"r""l''"" "'r'''",'"" ~ carry.
inp TanUr"r'' was i,a."h 90 -svsTaI
f"'ir Tho Her"hli"nn fa"li"n- IN that
nIn'r 40 ult'h f"' tho hT-i tinH in
ro,rrnl ln"Ir Alr" ~. IIopubiltas
ho,. - r"r"iut "nrdidnIn r"r G"v-rtOp,
"fI. r,yl"f n hI"thoT nf "TiddiInG
Irnh'' In1 iur. VII" wan - popular char
"''"r In T"uuornro p"IItirs some ysarO
nG"
Democrats AZ. divided
Turthrrnur.. tho Hrm"rrais IN Ten.
nn-roo hr- hphlV torn by rartionAiis,n.
hrn Of. Tenn"r-""'r HsnnIorr. HbisIdp,
hnr come 4" rnrI'lon 40 TnInrds thu
| ,onFuc ~ Nations which may fNIFiy
hc rnIrrh rIrro 10 TINT of tho irTocon-
"IInhl"" During tho hobat. In the Nsn-
nt" G"uni"r Rhinlhr favored tho ISAGpo
with ror"rvStionr. hut more htsly NJ
(Continusd on 1aCs Teal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
MacSWiney's Long Fast
Made Possible By the
Taking Of Stimu|antS

London Oct. l2.---Thc Evening News
today says 1t understands that l.orn
Mayor MaoSwiney's remarkable NJ
condition. Is duo to hin rartakinE or
grape Juice and the IuiCrn Of other
fruits. aud frequently "f spirits and
wine.
la tho opinion ~ the prison doctor.
tho newspaper nSsrrts. hr may easily
luSt another month.
Nrw York. cot Il Tho niNty nrNt
fast day OF T"r"ncc MnrSwiuCy. l"Ti
mayor Of Cork w1s marked hero with a
solemn military niaSS In the Church OF
~ Francis pc Shl'r attended my mem
b"rH Of Now Nurkr famous Irish I"gl-
mrnt--"rhr Fighting sixty Smith
Tho ceremony t"r IN" Spirtlual and
temporal wcIfnrc of MRCSwn"y was
celebrated with the fun pomp - wnr-
tImA ncld Iuas~cr MinTlIng with tho
sound Of chimes wCrc the nni"H nr drum
and buKlc played hv world war victor
ans 4 military guard. hearing IN"
American rlaH aud III" Col"rs "f tn"
Irish TcpubllC' stood nj tn" nltNr.
The Rcv James \ nunniKnu. rrEl-
mental chaplain. "frt"iat"d lie referred
TO MNcSw lu"y nS "Uuc uf Ireland. "
greatest h"r"~-." aud II man "r God
dcfytnE ia" forces "f hell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
THREE prsrRIcrs 1o2HED.

Washington. Oct. 13.-PlSns for sup
plying Northern West Virginia with suf-
Ncieut Coal at IS to 36 n ton retail were
considered hero to-day at a meeting OF
coal operators and tho Wost Virginia
Fair Practice Committee, headed by r..
Drcne, or Elk'nS W Va.
The division 0f the state into thre"
districts Zach In tho charge OF un oper
alor or his ngent to cooperate with con
SumnrS In (ulflllng tho latt0r's wants.
was decided upon by thh meeting as a
atop toward preventing sxcoAaiyo rotAil
prlcch\ L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
JURY BTILL OUT

rutrhurEh. Oct. I2.--Thd jury consih-
erinR tho Floyd TcnhiCk murder Cnrr
for Tho Inst four days reporter 10 The
court late today that II had not arrived
ni n verdict. The court ordered that
tho jury b~ locked up for The niEh, for
further dclibrrRtion G.. IT, Patterson.
Of CharI~aton. W. Va. and three other
TrndlCk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
ATTACK ON WHISKEY
TRUCK BEATEN OFF

EIItsIr,rh b'I - h.'lnp ~
io,nr, H. hnid ur e" t,rh n,ad"d wlIh
- hI"h"Y u,, uii"d H. -" tel la"h S"rllv"
hn,. I.t" l"'anY r"h,r"i h"il""irhi
d,Iv,, 81 IL" I,u,k 49," ni'"'h'h Wy
~"ivn 'r"" "u ~" "p'""'"lll" h"''"
TeII"vI,h VIA INbfan ~ ih' "ii"uh"'".
rvnn ~.r" dflytn ~ hY Trii"l'"ru ~"
I~olr" ,n"u rprnrrl hdHri'" ~" In''
thri Iho "ffIc.rn i,lch - ri"r ih"m wlih
IhrlI pisI"lu
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Hat Blows Off; Miner
Thrown From Car; Killed

ar~rinI dispatch 1" Tho Int"IIlE~n'"r
FnIIIn"nt. ~. Va. p't Il Edward
Murphy ased lG 81 Nicholas county.
Nhn canN h'to recently I" work at the
NuT~ny futu'H. Wnr kIIlcd t"nIEht WHOM
hr frli from nn lnt"IuTho ntt"et 'nr
F.Ls em"uI Murphy, wan fihlns "n
the Atous - tho at. h"ldinH tn" hh"hior
with each hand
AS tho 'a'no Though '"i near ~"
r.dE Uin"nt stHtipu nv miles ft"n thtr
'iIy lilo hat hl'~ "r ITO F'hhh"d f"r
tho hat aud f"II f'"m ~" "ar nmh his
head ~aa 1rushod go tho llUH
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COAL At S. A TON

Chicago. Oct I2-Rcductionn raneinK
from 81 to 50 ton wore reported BY
many Chicago coal dealers to-day. Only
Illinois hitumnous wns affected by the
drop. The cut In attributed to tho fiRht
against high ,pricca by city md state Of
fIcInI, Coal that has been selling
Wholesale for 81 and 0S ton Ia now
1uoted mt So and S. 80. ..
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Marion. Ohio. OcG II, - Sen
at"r Harding left Marion lato
this afternoon on a reefh Train
Tor Chattanooga rruH, whore no
he Will open t"murroN niasif his
southern speech making cam
pAIKn Its lrhIn. r"utAH by way
or Columbus aud tlne)Rnati ls
due in Chattanooga tbmorro"
morning
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SENATOR JOHNSON AGGRESS|VELY
ENTERS CAMPAIGN FOR HARDING

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ENDED IN MURDER

Pittsburgh. Oct. IA quarrel over n
bicycle between two boys here today
resulted In the death Of Peter Lnlonno.
aged seven years, James Plummor u
twoiVe-year-old lad. In charged by IA"
polico with having killed l.IlOnno with
IA shot from pistol Inumn~r wW1
arrested and will be held pending tho
inquest