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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
NECK PIERCED BY JAYELIN.

On Saturday last, the 9th, Harry
\. SianSbllry. director of athletics
OF The University of West Virginia
walked more than Il quarter of a
mile. from the athletic field 10 the
Office of DR.. Aarkon of the Univcr-
sity College Of Medicine With an
;rrow-pointcd javelin thrust COM
plctcly through his neck, protrud-
ing from under his chin between
The jusular vein and the carotid
artery.
The javclin had been thrown a
distance of more than 100 feet dur
ing cNcrciscS~on the athletic ground
and was witnessed by hundreds of
spectators. He refused all offers of
aid and supported the weight of
CT the blade with his Two hands as
he walked Off the field.
The Javclin was removed by Dr..
Aarkron after which Stansbury
walked 10 his home. .-,.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
BIG RECORD IN BUILDING.

Building contracts awarded north
OF the Ohio and east of the Missouri
rivers for the first two months of
1920 outstripped any similar period
on record by vast margin accord
ing to statistics Of the r. w. Dodge
Company, OF New York.
The Total for the two months was
S452,311, 900. 1t was only Sll5,-
$4,000 for the corresponding
period of 1917 and S298,77O, 900 in
1913.
Industrial buildings contracted
for during January and February
we're valued at $1G2,352, 800 and led
all other classes in every district
except New York where business
structures found first place. Chicago
led all districts with a total of S130,-
100000. The New York district was
second with Il total of Sl15.Sl5 900.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
MEDEMOISELLES LEAD,

French girls are winners in The
popularity contest for brides among
mGmbcrS of the 4. +. f., according
to official records Of the port Of en-
barkation at HobOken. New Jersey.
Out OF a total of 3,700 foreign brides
brought home by officers. and men
OF the \. +. r., 2,29j were French
girls.
Next. numerically, were English
girls. 1.10l Of whom have come TO
the United States rs brides OF Amer
lean soldiers.
The brides from Germany mum
Der 81: from Luxembourg %: from
Belgium 10; ltaIyll. while Russia
comes in with %.
No record is available Of the mum
Der Of foreign brides who have gone
back home to mother.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
WAR MILLI0NARlES.

Congressman Raincy, of Illinois,
claims that twenyt-three thousand
mlliionaircs were made during the
world war, not to mention thous-
ands of large fortunes just below
the millionaire class. If this be
true, then it stands to reason that
there was more protitecring than
many believed. We have heard it
said that following the war there
we're two thousand more million
aires in America than before tho
war commenced, but we had no
idea of the number being larger.
Mr.. Rainey is certainly in posi-
tlon to know whereof he speaks,
and it is comforting to know that
ne is in favor of making these mil
llonareS come To the front with
their share of the cOuntrN's lax cx-
DpnSeS,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
ANTHONY S CREEK VOTES No,

lhe County Court, sittin. as a
BOARD OF canvassers. on the 21nd
INST, proceeded to count the vote
polled i'll Anthony Greek district
at the special election held on the
lbth' ON the proposition to bond the
dlStrict III The sum Of S27,SOO for
roau Improvement. An examination
OF the pollboOkS showed 1I6 votes
Tor 10 9S against the proposition.
Friends of the bond issue then NOV
ed Tor count OF the ballots return
cd With The pOllbooks 10 which op-
poncnts OF the bond issue objected.
On the count Of the ballots the court
found las votes for TO 90 against
The bonds. A simple calculation
showed that Of the whole vote ca,t
24I-3-5 of which is lis =. the
i4S votes pollcd for the bonds were
10 OF 4 vote or really one vote
snort OF meeting the requirements
of the law.
When all tho ballots hail been
counted it appeared that there was
one more ballot than there were
names OH the poll-books. The
friends Of bond issue maintained
That under the statute this ballot
should be destroyed, but tho couri
counted ii. Exception was taken
and the, case may possibly be taken
TO the eICircuit Court. Should this
bollot be excluded by the Circuit
Court the bond issue will have the
necessary thrcc-iifihS.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
CUMMING DIVORCE ILLEGAL,

reversing the Circuit Court of
Elizabeth City County, the Virginia
Supralne Court of Appeals held that
). Gordon Cumming was not en-
Titled to divorce granted by that
tribunal.
1t also held that the prenuptial
contract whereby Mrs. Cumming
agreed to sue for divorce Immediate
~ after the marriage was null and
VOID. Cumming, Hampton lawyer
and former member of the Virginia
legislature, was recently fatally
shot by his wife on the street in
Hampton.
Action of the appellate court. It
IS slated, will have a direct bearing
on the disposition of the estate. the
WIDOW being entitled to a onc-third
share under the Virginia law.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
A REAL CALAMITY.

II was in the Argonnc. 4 rcgi-
mcnt of cOlOrcd pioneers from
Dixie who had been inductcd into
the service had just received batch
of mail. Bul neither, Jefferson
Madison Monroe nor his particular
side kick, Washington Jones, was
manlfcslinS any great clation. IN
Tact, They both looked decidedly
in The dumps.
wash" mourncd Jefferson. "rsc
the hard-luckin'cst Niger what ever.
was. | done just got letter from
NAH gal and she's gonc and went
and married another"
"Oh, man. man" walled Wash.
You don't know what hard luck
am. Nc. just got letter from the
draf' board what says I'm exempt"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
COUNTY COMMISSIONER ON TRIAL,

President B. Z. Dawson of the
Morgan county court who with
commissioners +. l.. Rice and T..
J. Hasscnbuhlcr was accused of un-
lawfully cNpcnding sol ,OD0 OF pub
lie money and Of being incompetent
TO hold Office was placed on trial in
The Circuit Court Of Morgan county
at Berkeley Springs.
Counsel for over 800 Morgan coun-
~ petitioners which have asked
Circuit Judge Woods To remove
the commissioners from Office won
the opening round of the court
battle which will last several days,
when Commissioner Hassenbuhlcr
instead OF going to trial rendered
his resignation.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
NUMBER al
CONTRACT FOR new ROAD IS GIVEN.

Contracts have been closed with
BONley Brothers, of Huntington, for
the construction of ten and one-half
miles of standard gauge railroad for
the Grccnbrier 4 Eastern Railroad
Company, recently Incorporated in
this State. The line will run from
Rainclle. Faycttc county, penctrat-
ing the rich coal fields Of Green
bricr county. The railroad is pro-
jected to make possible the iInlned
late development Of 10000 acres of
New River Smokclcss Coal already
under lease TO eight different COM
panics, some Of whom have started
driving entries and doing other pre-
Ilminary work.
Eventually. the road will be eN-
tended total distance of 81 miles
and will bring about the develop
mcnt Of no less than $4,000 acres
of high grade coal land, carrying
the Scwcll, Bccklcy, Fire Creek and
POcahOntaS No. 3, seams in their
very best form.
This is believed to be the first
railroad construction project to be
undertaken in this State since the
pre-War period, and perhaps the
first in the entire country. The en-
lire contract is to be completed by
December 1st. and by January /,
1921, the companies it will serve
expect to be shipping coal.
The directors OF the railroad
company arc John Is. Laing. of Lew
lSburS, president; Walter S. Wood,
Of Charleston. vicc-prcsidcnt; J.
Wade Bell. Of Charleston, secretary
treasurer; Hal NJ. Scott, of Beckley,
chief engineer and general manager,
W. q. Creighton and Angus McDon-
aid, of Charlcston; w. +. Deegan.
of Huntington; r. NJ. Bell of Lew
iSburG; +. III. AnSchutZ, of Rupert
and John Rainc, of Raincllc.
The contractors are now at work
erecting suitable quarters for their
hands. The steam shovels and
other necessary equipment is arriv-
ing and ii is expected that grading
will be we'll under way by the 18th,
inst.
1t is authoritaiivcly stated that in
The building OF The railroad and the
development OF coal properties il
will tap. NO less than Il million and
Il half dollars will be expended this
year.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
TV1RaINA
pI11MAH TOUCHES UP SIMS.

,.uo.s examination Of Rear Admir-
., >in>. by the Senate committee.
!. ..,'ioa,ins his criticisms of the
.n law departments methods OF con
,5jnri,ing The war was concluded last
week. .,>oa h..
.'a,n,. pittman. Democrat. Nevada
n.' '.;,h , desire to turn over the
,|hnlc American navy to the British
n,r;ru the war regardless OF protec-
.:a, If The coasts of the United
,,o,cs" and with having Favored
I,a French or British policy, GER
,';rIy not the American policy, of
I.ndiuy raw. unframed troops 10
..Thc testimony before this COM
,,;,,rr proves to my satisfaction
.hgt you relied very largely on the
Rr;,i>h admiralty for your opinions
and recommendations" declared
S,na,nr Piitman. You talked freely
- lmcricans abroad during the war
Of your belief that the American eN-
n.,ti,;onary force transport system
i,d broken down and in November,
,plS. YOU still thought Gcneral
rcrshingS supply arrangements be-
hind ihc Arsonnc front had broken
and YOU never expected him TO
Nac"tcd there"
Sims raised false clamor and
has come out badly damaged. He
has proved nothing beyond show
il. himself sorehead and an ass.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
new VIEW OF PAPER SHORTAGE,

Jason Rogers publisher of the
New York Globe VIII went TO Mont
real to investigate the causes Of The
serious ncwsprint shortage in the
United States. says that it is due i'm
large part. To- the fact that empty
freight cars for the movement of
The paper we're not being returned
to Canada from the United States.
The situation is desperate" said
Mr.. Rogers. "tnlcSs the empty cars
are. returned The mills must stop
making paper, us they arc getting
badly chokcd and cannot store
further supplies"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
A BIG HIT.

The Woman's Association made
big advertising hit with their
House Warming entertainment OH
Tuesday afternoon in the John A.
Preston Community House. Over
two hundred guests left their names
on the register. many overlooking
the request of the ladies to register
and going away without doing so.
Many came from ROnceverte, White
Sulphur, Frankford, and the Rich
lands, and the faces of many
strangers were seen among the
guests during The afternoon. 1t was
Il delightful social occasion. All
were impressed and pleased with
the progress made in the furnish
ing Of the house and the arrange
mcnts made by the women for the
prosecution of the various lines of
work and service they have as
Sumcd.
Refreshments S--icc-cream cake
and COffec---wcrc served to all and
quite a number of liberal donations
were left in the box provided TO
receive them.
This Community House is at
tracing attention far and near and
many are coming or writing here
to earn what the women Of Green
bricr are doing. Bless your soul
they have done Il lot and will do a
lot more. tho their labors of love
and service are but just begun. Will
YOU not lend them the helping
hand?
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
BLACK MAIEING.

Two women and one man. con
rlctcd in Federal court in Chicago,
on the 22d. ult.. of discriminating
face a maxunum sentence of 2l2
years imprisonment and fine OF
$57 900
The three were convicted of
threatening Italians with trouble
unless they answer letters demand
ing money. The two women acted
as collectors. One Of them is the
mother of twelve children. They
were convicted on indictments con
tanning is counts.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
TEMPORARY AGREEMENT REACHED.

The scale committee Of the bilun-
nous operators and mine workers.
in Il Joint conference in New York
Monday. agreed to make the none
Ery provisions contained in the
award Of the bituminous coal COM
mlssion' as affirmed by the Prcsi-
dent, become effective April |, and
that the mines continue in opera
lion pending the working ont Of a
new agreement. The award pro-
vidcs for wage increase of 81 per
cent. The motion to accept the
commissions award was by repre-
ScnativcS Of the mine workers and
was adopted by unanimous vote.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
NEWBERRY.

Senator Ncwbcrry. of Michigan,
under sentence to the pcnitcntiary
for two years and to pay fine of
$4,000, out on bond pending an
appeal. returned to Washington
Monday but will make no attempt
TO resume his seat in The Senate un-
I'll all questions as to his status a.
rising from his conviction in the
Michigan election conspiracy cases
have been disposed Of.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
Mr.. BARNES APPOINTED,

rrm W T"l!cr Barnes, leading Demo
Of H., ~ taIrmont, former PRINCIPAL
yovo,,, w Normal School there, and
ing -, h."'ent f,lcl administrator dur
pnip,n, Inv world war, has been ap-
a mn,, .,", BY Governor Cornwcll. rs
ir"j n'rf n,orf of The State Board of Con
rc>jy"",, "".,I'eding DR.. J. l.. Williamson
full ,rn' ,", ne is appointed for il,c
:, <.,0nm nm-HVc years. The salary
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
FARM LAND VALUES.

,.lur, 'G@ thc last year farm land
crcl>cl ~ West Virginia have in
cent approximately 13 1-2 per
State, , '' increase in The United
Ind as ~ per cent. Good plow
- .,n " 'hIS State is now worth
20 ,n .9.,,'' poor plow land from
GnproynII% and the average Of all
SIS on ~" w. '"rm land from sol TO
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02

The Battlcship Maryland. Amer
ica's greatest dreadnought, sided
down the ways at Norfolk, Virginia.
March 10th. The great vessel will
be equipped with 16-inch guns.
giving her the heaviest batteries i'm
the worlds naval history. She was
christcncd by Mrs. l.. Brooke Lee,
daughier-in-law Of Senator Blair
Lee, Of Maryland
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02

The Supreme Court Of the United
States mas decided to hear all phases
Of The prohibition question before
passing upon the consiilulionality
OF the law. This means that il will
be several weeks. if moi months. be-
fore the people will be advised as
TO thc ruling Of The highest court.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02

Mrs. Sarah f.. Whangcr died Mar.
2lSt at her homc two miles west Of
Ronccvcrtc. She was a sister of
rev. J. S. Wickline, was born July
10, 1915 and was married to David
Whan9cr May -. 1866. She leaves
TO survive her three Of her six chill
drcn and ten grandchildren. She
had been Il member Of the NJ. T..
Church 22 years.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02

The marriage Of Miss Rose Nc
Graw, sister Of Cot. John T.. Nc
tiraw. to Mr.. Felipe Tcxido dc
Bcrriz, a native Of Spain. who has
been associated with Col. McGraw
III III" coal and lumber business, is
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
NOW ARLINGTON COUNTY.

The legislature Of Virginia which
has just adjourned, changed the
name Of Alexandria county to Ar.
lington county. The reason given
for the change was that the city
and county of Alexandria were
frequently confused.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02

The University Of West Virginia
was awarded the decision in The de
bate with Westminster College at
North Wilmington. Pennsylvania.
Miss Margaret Il. Price. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Price. of Mar
linton, was Of The three representa-
tivcS Of The University.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02

The State Public Service Commits
sion has granted the White Sulphur
Y iluntcr$villc Railroad q sixty per
cent increase in rates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

GunnInuhpm. 2uh Ms NJ ""l'""'
int hlrn ! VI tunulu. hnm
OuIIIu mud" from nrrn 81 "'"'Y ~
II"n With ,I",h"i .Iil,h lat ~ 80. l""
"rh trnp"
OhIohsnS
Haired I'lym"uIn lri rrihO ! u ll"'
rIp. rud, ELLA Iir"wn. irh AIn"Ih Ne
Cnrdlo
Ilum It"rI,r In, rrir". w W IuGg"
Uhudo IPlnnd N"dr..-lm rrlh". tdlth
WlrRn. 2ud Faith N""h"m". "id' l'"'S
!mIth.
Z White Lorhorn" lat rrIr"; J, a
nrown, md. WIcy IirEn. sd. Harry
.tnnkln.
Wynmdottrs-Irt prize. Jean Moor"
HeIKian IiurcE--iur prize. Dale h"nnr.
lost Doc and YOUNG lat prize. Roy
Nlhino-lat prIrr. John Novel.
webster District Dinpiay
Sowing Etc.--Wnir Hum School: l"t
prize. Helen Johnson. md. Ethel Moo
house: 3rd. Virginia Moore.
Sowing Etc.-lrlsh Ridge School: lht
prize Mona Rigs.
The prizes awarded In the WchHtcr
district are special and include Ii course
ut MorIantown.
Horticulture.
Apples. lialdwin-J"hn shepherd.
nrw. f. l.. Mackcy. second: Martin
ben nayIs-T. l.. Mackcy. first; J.
g. Conner. second.
Hcllhowcr--E. y. Davis. hrHt; J"hn
Shepherd. second: Sarah T. fl'tcher'
Trn de Hnkoop-T. l.. Mickey. hrst.
nannnu--J NJ. Weekly, FIRST; J; NJ.
, Weekly. second; John luEHS. mira,
Northern Spy-.F. l." W"ekiy' hrst;
J. NJ. Weekly. second, John shepherd.
Grimes Golden NJ Imtnn nrat; j.
A bumun. second. IL V. Campbell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
SEEK TO RESTRAIN
UNITED NINE UNION
Southern Goal Operators File Petition
for Injun9tion AGaiAst
OrGaniGinG.

CharIcston. W. vn.. Oct i-FotIcs
har boon served by tho Rod yaahst An.
solidntrd Coal company md he ponh
Fork CoIllory company In soBthsrn West
Virginia and kentucky. that a. lnjunc.
tlpn restraining officia 10 Of the United
Il ina Workers from unl0niniul the pst.
Toners mines will DO sought IN fsd,Tal
court nj Huntington, October H.
Tho c0mpaniSs claim In the pstltons
that the unioniza ton of thS mines VIII
interfere. with the carrying out ~
humorous ContTaGtH for mo dshvnry "
coal. A.
4 scora OF person are DHmsd by tho
companies against whom they Aeah y
restraining ordur. Including John j.,
irwIs president Of tho ilniiAd Ain"
Wo,Lnra, u America. william dTqnn.
-ocre,uy ana TREASURER - no rn'"n
an, Mary tta,,la ,"MoibHr Jvnen"J
A temporary inIunpil"n Ie"''s'nlnu
tho tuIlad Mine N"rha's from "nlp",
I.lnp mInss ~ tho r0"nh""ia" Goal
Dro,,inta AasnhIa ton was AIanlah '"''
onItv ~ tho federal court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
B-COMM|TTEE TAKES
UP CHARGE AGAINST COX
Prob. OF Alleged $1,000 Contribution
Tor lBl8 Campaign Opens In
Dayton.

Dayton, o., oct. Generalization by
The rrnatc subcommittee. which In In
1uIrluG INTO campaign expenditures OF
M rllcycd $500 contribution 10 thr
lrl6 campaign Tund Of 'ior"rn"r Jhnns
NJ cos. Democratic presidential "andl-
date w.ir srhrdulrd To begin here to-
day SENATOR I'UmorCne. DrmnrThl.
ohio. aud Senator Edge. Republican
Saw Jersey. arc T." conduct tho hearing.
The hearing rrhcdul"d Tor ms city II
Tho Inntlt ~ ten tImnny hdduCnd nj re-
cont hrrrInEh IN Washington at which
II h.d been IutlmaIti by u wlinohh tina
e % U66 note givnn by the Dayton
AI,InI iI"du.ln Company 1" 'iov'ih"I
'"s was Ia Tact a contribution l." TIE
,unII,hIsn fund ~ thd inherent "i hlH
,ninIIilu,y fnI GuNUInDI la lbld,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
NO FURTHER DISORDERS
OCCUR IN M|NCO co.

GhntlnnIun W Va oct 7 no f1r.
thor dIu,,j drru w'rn repeated today To-
stat" police hondIraricra from lllnlr.
I.uEpn county following tho shooting
thor" lnI might In which Deputy Sher-
ITr Hor Core wrr KILLED mud hIH three
ppsIutnntu, ItolIy Smith. oliver Smith
aud dutch" Mullen and tw" minors.
Oscar Pepper and Seymour Kinder were
wounded,
Tho cause OF tho trouble hRs not been
learned here. accounts trlrphoncd TO
Fr"d Mooney. OF tho United Mine Work
81. Of America. being Mt variance with
other reports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
ELKINS WRITER HAS
PROOF or CHARGE

That wiluon Promised Ala TO Europe In
Event World la Again In Trouble.
at LouIa, Dot. IA toloaranp IL In
aaid, nsnt from GlhinH, w. Va, by Her
bert Adams uIhbSnB, writer, saying
he lad In hia pOHHeHHion o0by OF tho
EtsnoarnphiC report OF q session OF the
psaoe conference In which President
Wiiuon In alleged TO have promised mill
itary aid to Europe In svont the "world
In again troubled" has boon resolved
ut tho office Of Senator BponCer, IL wan
announced today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

~. Johns. y. o., Dot. 7~--Oolonsl Mob.
.,, Ioohi. ana Major Basil N0bbs, who
honn.d on this morning from NAlfAH.
Tor = trsns-oontinsHtaI hiGht 70 ranoou-
YER. crashed . short time later 81 Long
n.:ob 40 miles northeast of ~. john.
Their liEht ssnplans was wrecked, but
the aviatorS apparently were uninJurea.
an Colonel Locke tslsphonsd hois iof
another Tying boat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
THOUSANDS Of PEOPLE ATTEND
!. LAST DAY Of MOUNDSV|LLE'S
: ANNIVERSARY AND HOMECOMING
nNAnDIau IN rnIn6n 70 ma aInTr
DAa az Di5rLAS DbrAhTmnrTs
g.. Wnah UOnFLEraD Shs
GnaDkS
kADUanaIDH OE LIv BaTODs rIHp
hAnG nnDW, rUpLiu nFnAHiau
Ann OAst''"s Dr sini.D
nVnarn
hvaAIHa OOHunnr AHn sTsSnt
pAHuIso Ooaui.Ubna MIA baNn
rROnaAh

,VI,h --rr'ot 'ho'so"'l" r"'"""" l."
.tI.u,,anro NuurI.uitie yort.rhrY "o"
shst.d 10 lsv', 'irl iir'"" '"'ul"E '"'
sbYptIon 10, h',rut 81 thr lEnth """lvUr
ssYY ~ Tho Hln"ovrrY 80 o.. r"v" 't""h
flats Iiualuors wrq nmop"uhcd ~ ""'"
xsl,sn huslnorq h"urrr. the hunks nnd
pabIIc u,h""lG "l"sod th"lr h""' Ira'
tLally tho entire population "t III" "i'Y
and aevrrnl hundred NnrrhHl county
farmers With tholT families took part
la tho frulIv!Il"a
saFrom Cnrly u"rnlnE until lnt" In tho
sVsninE the rltIr"uH 81 tho county uIr.
alrdpatrd IN tho C'l"hru tluu 81 ia" ECON"
STihs rrHt civilization In what was then
o. RRat wlld"rm"S7 Nr"r"7 ~ v''i'",'
from Cameron. Iicnwo"d nud form"r cit
iEsns spent tho day Visiting tho HcCnoH
~ ehrir childhood and talking with FOR
NOR pals and chums.
The program was opened with public
speaking at thu court house on tho sub.
Jsct Of Good Roads aud general ngrlcul'
turo. This whS followed by "a process
sion Of livestock Through tho streets Of
the Mound Guy The th"r"ushbrrd
stock attracted much attention and tho
exhibits gave evidence "r great In
prOkDmrut Ia tho To- uUd 81 Ihiih ht"th
la Marshall county
Twins win haby rrias.
The baby ph"w hoId "n IL platform
ErsoIed nn tho ,"uu h"uao lawn Wa
0as az tho Tooiut,a 81 tho closing day -
pTuhIsm VivIon ond Virginia fnHg ~
'r1iitd Etraoi wo,o o~aIi'd n'st ril'n
fHt I~Ins \ hoUhi"s account /" ih"
Mercantile na"hI"g r'"st company
yes r,ssoIiod tho wl""o,h
Little Alfrad 'urila ~ Ioff"tH"n nvo
t,,ts Won tho ptlsu T"I boys 81 fr'tn "ns
20 two yCaIs - aye liu wa gIyon +"
bsnk account by tho Mound r'uY honb
Iona w,lfn ~ 'npiinn. wen mot rrl'o
for RIri bahiea bnnr account with
tho tlrat National hnnE
BRADY Carter Wlllipwr'n won III"
nFaS prize Tor tho boy Indar 90" y"nr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

ur ugs Tho rTlEu whS hu account with
tho Guy q County hnnk
William J"seph JowuII. aged ono wooh
won nrni pIiGo rur tho YrunEoSl hnhY
Ia tho nGfoin""u ii carnival "f noid
events wan hi"sUd at tho BAH path aud
a f""ihall H"i"u played haiwcon tho
Mnuu,lsyIlio iIlt.h a,h""I aud WA w""'l
Iilrh r'h",h IouinH Ia tho aVsnlnH "a
,nuuI"aI '"taIIhIIInnouI wan hold al ihn
,'urI huuau ouh tho program wac con
,Iuh"i wlih dancing ga tho ntiuoiH IL
tho city 80
iuhg"a awarded trl'or f"T tho MAJ
phnII '"unIy oEhlhlta during tho m"rn
log aud afI oInn"n rho awards f"ll"wr