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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
KILLS HIS SWEETHEART,
THEN ENDS OWN LIFE

FREDOSlA. n Joseph llurls, a
recently returned soldier. killed MI"
Eleanor Carroll, ~, and himself lIucls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25

snd Miss Carroll had bsss swes,hssstA
The qususlsd two weeks Axo
llurlf went io Miss csrpll's heuss
and shot her while ,hs sst al the bfesh-
fast table
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
RAIL 0nlEfS SEEK
VETO Of ROAD BILL

WASHINGTON. Fch :5 Consider.
alton OF Pre.idcn, Wilson'S propos1
'1r o''irnent ~ railryei cmrloyes'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
4 II Coats
Worth to $175

Tailored and fur trimmed
fine coats, worth buying
now at this insignificant
price and holding until
next year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
Il Is Dresses
Worth to $175

Chiefly afternoon and
street dresses Of Duvetyn.
Silk Velvet, Gcorgette,
Satin, Tricotine and sew
eral evening frocks.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
If it Amt One Thing
It's Another

ia thought we'd had some tough time
at our house In one way and another, but
I'll say what happened before was a tame
affair to what dad and | have been goin'
through since the special session of the
legislature. OF course. understand, dad
and l are for anything that ma wants.
But dads just like n feller what has a
horse that don't like bees. he's allus driv-
in into EN- That's the way dad is about
this wimmin rights business, he's alus
getting into an argument bout il,
thot for while last mite that we were 60
ing to have Joint resolution and dad and
] were gon' to have our family member
ship cards taken from us. "Of course"
says dad, "the thng'll 20 through all
right, n when you wimmen get to votin
ever mothers son you send to congress
will lallygag around and do just what you
ask him to do for fear you'll take his lob
away from i'm, n the first thing you know
some woman will want congress to pass
law to make husbands pay their wives
wages, Just the same as they do their Of
flee help. and then when one of us birds
get married we will have TO swear TO
somethin' like this: I hereby promise
and swear to pay my wife wage Of $50
week, and more il she earns it, and
double pay for overtime, etc." well"
says ma, since you are over your spasm
and jazz TRADE take great pleasure in
informing you that we wimmen are goin'
to take an active part in runnin these
United States from now on.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25

s'Hnd he o. ght take toward confirms
ton " colby ns secretary ~ state.
los,ibutlrs that a.. peace ueov
might htyr lrIiing On the confrma.
tlou Developed ftom tina fact thai Nj
co'by. m f,,cr, speeches for 'hr league
N nations has boon quoted As SHARPLY
critic eng sniur senator's. par ulafb
those Hopuclhby opVoslnS fautica
ton. Il WAS apparent. however. that
tho senate would probably await actual
decision on the nomination before there
was any concerted acunn TO consider
what should he done Win Il
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
n 7 Coats
Worth to $11O

Hardly more than one to
q size, but one coat Is all
II takes for you to save
$50 or more on these S26
offerings.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25

To Hssl A Cough
TNss HAYES HEALING HONEY ssa
adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
yor Colds. ofip and influenza

Fof CoTds, UfTp hnd TN'IVsHh
and ss . Preventative. take LANA
TIVE pR MO CUISINE Tablets Look
for y ". GROVES signature on the
box. ,Oc. lAdy }
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
Groves vs,..,,,, ehlu re,,s

uFoVeO THN"W tNTN IbnIo
pestores vitality and energy by purity.
tns and enrtrhins ths blood You csr
enon feel It's siren gthenlns invigorNting
uBfect Price Soc. (AdyI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
Auto Leather Coats
Regularly to $69.75
SIS

Wear and wsathss-dsiying coats for she
mesesisl OF Ouaslas shsepskia Blark
6sfs bssws ~ aeessol vWy speasl -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25

Attractive frocks of Silk,
a few Satins and Velvet
eens and about seven
rarty frocks. Winter
dresses in name only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
TREMENDOUS TASK IN PREPARING SCHEDULES
OF RATE INCREASES; IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER

Washington. AUG. II Hy The Ass"-
ciatcd PrcSs) Rate increases Snnt"d
the railroads By the Interstate Com
m"rco commission ar" designed /" give
the carriers an aunuH. net operating
income OF Si,I3iOOo, or S2tl.0oo.o'o
NOR. than the standard return allowed
I,,o' hy the gnvrrnm.u; and Das,d on tho
average OF the thr"c-y"ar period lmu.-
diatcIy preceding federal CONTROL
This sum Is $3i.uUV.oOp morr than th2
roads mad" in their record year OF 1910.
but IS S99.oo9.eOO less Than tnr "tA' "t
Sl.@33. .Ou0, 900 net operating !n""mo
which they sought In prosecuting Their
arpliratlpus to the commission.
i;ate experts of Ia" carriers Will 81
,u ,vurk tomorrow "u III" tF'n'uu"lS
task Of urrraring the urw tariff S'h"l-
MOS which il IS planned /" til" N tan"
FOR rhr increased rates fr"!Eat. "a
sonrcr and Pullmau--tp h"C"iE" "tfr'-
rIv,. on September !. tn mat dat" the
government Euhr"u'"" "i IN, Sttnd'1ii
return "f *H"".V"".""p ",'n'',s 49,, -
pr" under :. prov 'S!"u "i IN" trahsr"TtH'
lion ne, ljin;tirE this EuArante" u SIX
months after the carriers were return
- u private r"ntruI.
L.xrrr,S uf IN" commission and IN"
,,rrirrs also VIII urd"rtak" |" hgurH
,hc arrual money return which viii nc
rruc =, m, roads frum the rat" increases =
granted. which arc about So per cen, ON
freight rates. - per cent on passenger.
excess baggage and milk rates ana -
r.,r cont on charges Tor space N b'ceP-
INK and parlor cars.
Thr actual Increased amount 10 he re-
ceiv"d by tho roads as result or ths
rate advances has been roughly rst!mAt-
ed At $500. 0Ro.hoo. hut until IN" now
rar,ffS arc worked out and put IN" op-
era,tnr the exact amount ls prohlemat- :
tcei With passenger fares increased
Cnc-ffth and Pullman charges adv anccd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
WITH THE POLES
RESISTING REDS
CORRECTION OF EVILS
FOLLOWING THE WAR
URGED BY THE POPE

Eom" July 3I.--EvN conditions
confronting IN" world today are out
l.urd In circular letter issued 10
tie church hy Pope Hcu"Lict. The
rIIrpns" of this letter Is u proclaim
thruughuCt the world the hfi'"th an
u}S"r>,ry nf III" deere" by which 81.
Jusrph WAS named patron uf tn" uni
vrrSt. ohurch. ana in 1t TIA" p"utifr
urges the Cithul!" world L. celebrate.
for 4 whulc year from December ncXt
solemn functlrns Ia honor of III" saint.
"Wh"U the md of III" war ramo.'
SAYS the letter. The minds Of men,
led aStrny Ivy m'lItarist passion. were
rNt~irr,,lcd hy ~" length and bitter
ness of III" conflict. and aggravated
hN tamiu" on uu" side and accumulate
,d riches IN Ia" hands uc n few nn
Ia" other. The war brought about
iwo other 'viis--thc dimiuutiun "
"onjusal fidelity and III" diminutlon
Of respect for constituted authority.
l.:,cul.tIuus habits followed, even
among Young women. and thcr" aros"
-" rrtaj iortriu" rt communism,
with Ih,. absuIUt" destruction "f dut!-
'.i. -.iar.uu> h"fwc"U nHliuns and be-
;v'"u fathers ari on''ir"H. T"rr.bi"
o.. 's"gurur"s ensuing hay" Hir"ady
hr'u experienced"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
JUDGE DAYTON 8
BODY PASSES
THRU WHEELING
ACCOMPANYING PARTY
STOP SHORT WHILE
Remains Reach Philippi -
Funeral Arrangements for
Monday Completed

Tho body cc the lat" Judge Alstou q.
Dayton arrived in Wheeling over the
Huitimorr & ONO railroad Sunday morn
ing at 1850 o'clock. accompanied by "A
funeral party. rnroU," from Battle
rock. Mich. where Judge Dayton died
Friday. TO the federal jurts''S late home
ar Phjlippi. ". Va. whore the funeral
will I've held this afternoon.
At l:20 !, III. the body. accompanied
by IN" funeral party IN special car
attached To the regular train. was taken
over the Baltimore e Ohio on III" way I"
Fhilippi. where II arrived last evening.
Accompanying the remains Of Judge
Dayton were the widow. Mrs. Aston q.
Dayton: the son. Attorney ArthuZ Day
ton. Of Philipp; Mrs. Arthur Dayton,
Hon. o. Bluo. Of Charlcston; Judge Ira
T. Robinson. OF Grafton. and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Is. Barron. Of Grafton. During
their brief stop in Wheeling. tho fun
eral party rested at the McLure hotcl.
At Grafton III" funeral party was
Joined by DR. and Mrs. Charles \. Sim
sci. the doctor a brother Of Judge Day
toms widow.
Uncertainty prevailed rs 10 whether
the body Of Judge Dayton would pass
through Wheeling; consequently only a
few Wheeling people knew of the pres
cnce of the funeral pnrty in the city.
Judge Frank W. NesSritt. who was
court. and Captain Bert T.. Phillips. de-
putty prohibition commissioner OF West
Virginia. met the party al the Ba!tr-
more & Ohio station.
Judge Neshitt. Hon. John J. Conln.
and United States Commissioner John
~ Conrad loft on the evening train for
IhiIlppl 20 attend the funeral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
More Coal Operators
In Profiteering Net

Knoxville. Tenn. Aug. Statements
were made by federal authorities here
today that more than fifty additional
arrests on charges Of violation OF the
Lever act IN taking excessive profits
on coal IN carload lots would be made
Within the next few days. Fifteen coal
operators and brokers were arrested
here Saturday and viii be given pre-.
l!miNary hearing this week.
All Of the fifteen served with war
rants have bond Of $4,000. and II WAS
stated to-day that "A meeting would be
held soon 20 decide on common counsel
ru represent all. Those arrested yes
i"rdIy after Indictment on from two TO
five counts. represent the more import
mt cases. federal authorities said, while
the arrests yet to be made Will be on
charges Of minor violations.
In the cas~ Of one Of the operators
arrested Saturday. the government
charges the defendant with producing
coal at 4 cost OF $3.50 ton and selling
II ut prices from 81 10 $3.50 ton. The
alleged margin OF profit in the other
cases varied. .ts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
Governor Cox EIated
Over Fine Corn Crop

Dayton. o. Aug. IA virtually com
plete rest from political affairs was en-
joyed today by Governor Cox. Demo
cratic presidential nominee. After at
tending church with Mrs cox. the gov
rrnor was his own chauffeur "n a sixty
muc motor ride th;s afternoon. visiting &
has farm at JaCksonburg and returning
To Tra,lsend at dark. lie expressed Sat-
iSractlOn over prospects for Il hn" corn
crop
George white. chairman OF tn" Demo-
cratic national committee. Is du" here
Thursday or Friday 70 discuss the gov
errors speaking tour. This. t. IL be-
licvrd rnay be opened August Il. with
ms promised address NJ the Ohio State
Convention at Columbus.
Details Of the notification event will
10 discussed tomorrow by the governor
with the local Arrangement committee.
He also Will tax" up n mass OF CORES
pOndence and stat" business which have
piled up while ne was competing his no
tiftCat.uu address Two extra StrnUE-
raphers have been called rroin the state
capitol 10 assist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
FRIEND OF THE IRISH REPUBLIC CALLS ON
SENATOR HARDING; TO MAKE STATEMENT

That tn" Republican nominee will not
"p"rmit the Democrats to evade tn :
league Of nations .sSue." was reiterato
from tn" Harding headquarters tod
in n statement by Senator McCorm
OF Illinois. who came 10 Marion yes
day 10 confer with Senator Hardtf
The Illinois senator. who is attached
National headquarters. declared tn
solemn referendum which Or. WILSON,
has sought" would be carried out.
The Democratic attitude he character.
tied as amusing" IN View OF recent ut
t"ranCcS by European statesmen. -
In an official statement published IN
London papers now received mere" Scns
ntor Mccorm!Ck's statement continued,
"Th" British prlm" minister says that
obviously the covenant must he revised
In order 10 secure American adhesion to
any league. and that II will be revised
tor tho better. Lord Grey proposes thai
u new president. in consultations With
tho senate. shall bc invited to re-wrf0
tho eutir" plan for a concert among tho
nations and warns against accoptto1
AGAIN As repro sentative ot the Ameris
can rcOpl" the personal Views OF .
party leader.
1T n IN" plain truth that in FraneAI
and England responsible public man bit D
,crly daplore the misrspr presentation Of,
America BY Dr. Wilson"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02

Marion. .. AwE. l.-Tired from
week Of hnrd work which had kept him
at h,s desk carly and lat". Senator Hard
.u; sy"ut sunday Of almost complete
rclaxuttcn from the cares Of IN" cam
raIEu.
M"sr ~ :hc dry. he remained nt nome
resting and only one" or I'VE" did Il"
look !m q; his office IN the adriniS Stfa-
tom hu'ldinE next door II" and Mrs
Harding had dinner with n party ~
uriGhh"r~ and In th" afternoon Chaite"
WITH friends who dropped IN TOR Sunday
calls Th"y did not attend services
during Tho morning n~ usual thor
rhurru beng closed because "f the III
ness uf tn" pastor
Tho senator's only r"nt"r"r"" during
IN" day was with Representative VIII
la,w j. Mason. II Illinois. who has been
ono ~ The leaders In congress- for rec
"EnIt'on "f thr Irish republic, Mr..
Mason said he only had come I" Marion
.u pa, his respects {" th" nominee. but
he IndrrAt"d that he might have Il state
mcut t. make later about their talk.
Tomorrow, Senator Harding Will go
- work "u the second - his front
rorcl, speeches. - h" delivered We'd
n"sdav Another WHY follow on Thurs
day, tho delegations IN both cases COM
Lag from neIxhborinE Ohio eiuea-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
Body Reaches Philippi

Special 20 The lntrlllgenCer
ph'lrpi w Va. Aug. l.--Fun"ra
services "f an impr"Ssiv" nature will
h hold Monday afternoon a; n" Old
Dayton homestead for tho late Judge
NlHron q. Dayton. VIII" passed away at
Hartl" Creek Michigan. on Friday. fol-
iow!ng several weeks illness
Simplicity will mark the services. Il
being the wish OF tn" family that all
pomU !" DISPENSED with. R"v. l.. Hulley.
pastor Of th" l'hl!pp! Baptist church.
assisted by the pastor Of the rre$hv'er-
ian church will hav" charg" Of the serv-
iCos. and iUi"rm"nt VIII follow in the
family burial ground.
Many friends OF tho deceased juriSt
from all parts Of West Virginia. as we'll
ns from other states are errOute tonight
Iu attend the services.
TIL" remains arrived at - O'Clock
this cVenInC. accompanied by III"
widow: Arthur Dayton Ird wife. Judge
md Ira T. Robinson. Many were AT the
depot when tn" train arrived. Mrs Day
tOu was pr"%"u' when III" t-r."t raSS"d
away. wIil, ~" son and his VIII" and
nl"o N" hroih~r-In-law wcr" enroute TO
Battle Creek
According "a reports received from
the Hospital ~ Raitl" freak. Iudg" bay
ton was r"msriuus until the very last
H'd S""W"d ch"orfu and r:iirnt lie
first suffered with rhIlls about week
ago hut rallied. Later congestion OF
the lungs set IN and he rapidly became
weaker uUtl the end came.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
CUP CHALLENGE
FROM CANADIAN

Toronto, Ont, Aug. l-AleIanaer
C. ROSS, former member OF tho
rt-St that he had sent o challenge
10 the Now York yacht club to
compete for the Americas cup IN
the summer Of 1922.
The challenge. Mr.. Ross SAID mas o'en
Sona6ro9, Srms r., and Il accepted it IS proposed
~ b.ye tho boat designed by BrtNshcr
i,,liit IN Canada and manned BY Nova
"|r,1,odn-e Armilius Jarvis. ot Tor
n,.,o wHn was one nt Sir Thomas Lip
,,,,.. advisers. conferred h"re today
Win Mr. Ross and lnt!ma,"d h'a vii
Nuguess 20 ." the skipper cor the next
lie estimated tho cost o; N" now
challenger. which WAL b" ohr,,stSSmH"d
The NaplelAaf' a. more th': Si.n9".'
900 Mr. Eosq said y IS plIuucd -
have the cost OF construction paid FOR
nv popular subscription.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
As
MISSING LEROY
MEXICANS REFUSE TO
ARREST FERNANDEZ
Missing Daughter Of Brook.
field, O., Woman Located
IN Detroit With Husband

Detroit Mirh. Aug. 1-Trl"Srams 10
Sal,..Io. MrNi,o. urging the apprch'n-
SION ni oscar J. Fernandez. hav" been
unanswered hv tn. authorities There.
Edward H. ToN. "hI"t Of Detroit d"t"'-
iIyu., stated r"LIy.
\ photograph "f Frrnand"2 was &"f-
r,r,l,v tJrltIn"d ly l'H:r"imau leo
Trumhu,l rs rh,t - "Enr"n" Leroy"
nushauh of III" woman victim Of De.
crntt'H trunk murder mystery. 'hi"i
FnN was uuruwmunlcat!N" "a /" what
rurth"r action wi'l b" taken III an effort
L. secure cu%tuiy Of F"rnLnd"2.
Iulr~t:-ariuu uf r'p""t. received y"S
t"rdny fr"m Mr.. August Strunh "'
Nest i;rn"kH..l. onto. that IN" muir
,I,ui.nrcr. disclosed today that Mira.
S'rink.s daurni,r is ii'mc Ih"r" with
her husband, G"orrc NHnd"Tar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
c Dead, One Dying
In WeirtOn Battle
( Has ''LaSt- t-minutG
insert" In Speech 10
Be Put On the Wire
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
(Copyright By The Intel4seneer)

,.av.cn. o. Aug. t.-Grvernor 'o1'
,er,6r-at:c candidate FOR thc presidency
nd Jimmy Cox. newspaper r'P''N''
and editor. are merged int" one person
a'!ty. but as IN" writer N.S't':H Ii'' 80
,rratic nominee and Wot"hc" him MoFN
., ,ba srecc', u' acceptance there s""u-
ID M doUht thar Jimmy cox. aS'N'
,ewspape- man. VA predominant.
seated IN nls study on th" upper t!"Ir
- his country h"w". amer" ne v"".N
-ast h!s eyes oN landscape o' """,
srH0deut h"amtl. IN" ',oN'TA"V ', n,','
Sp-ead around h.w batrheS ~ copy
paper. clippings. d"rum"n'S ann r',"ruS r,'I'
=, exactly .n, same Glsord"r lnt ON
rrds on any newspaper desk before cut
,s0rS E0 TO press.
The Governor WAS writing ''hN "''.u @
:, Mcneil on the rough news PRINT paper
'U-rirh * used every day ny reporters.
ia had been writing rapidly as Il inr
reIt edition Nt his news paper 0't"aAu'"
,fs cory. As the writer "uteren' Nht
r;ovAr""r swept ASIDE mountain %.
copy pa2r- ard 'RlN"d cntNuS,@SttSaHE
,hon- rrs s.h'n,.rs 81" wished he dldn
SO t MIKE = formal speech Of ac-
.op,arce hu: could make stump
s,aArh !la wanted 20 gct iNt" the
rray without ;Ne studied '"rma!''ieS
hat must arrOwHau% SN"''h OF &c
~eptance. Iio told me h' was So
rnr 4 good deal Of material 'o'
sneacras on tho stump later on.
-, Hs,,,,c~a,;r nominee gave the ap-
Inc ''e''',' ,"N.,;,,.. arG ,.nrf,drnre
lNardn'S OF "Hpn.ts' aS,u, tho rrsuI
w. ~ - G,,, bT 4ald u good deal
AeN' NCNe'',u,.. ru- ,'rr,,S ~ he rn,, IN .hc
''Cut S's - ,',,'' 49,, :,,,r.c n, i,aI chosen.
EhthHSS W '.. ,,.,r h,.,r answer
NlCN OF "'E r,,..b 80 arrspr
l' senator tH'U'.S =. ,hc oxrosl.
arce and much OF Il w. =" IN" eAp"S'-
lion or constrG't'r r',,,'ETH ,rr, ont
s-noT COX p.SHN'H u'.I>,., ,,od
m the event lnI. y. y.-+
Last nALhu'S I,l >,.o-r
Os course. Mr. OK IDS l''tH 'lr.,'., " 30 o.
NNdy here IN tne h'NNl''st ~, m -, u,,n
"~e'y ah"u' ti' ''i''H ",",,m,,.s o,s
''ScASs IN t"' ,,tN, ,t'.,' - js yuard
passage In r'r''E,'& WIZ" ~" nn sonson
WY -" WRITER '"H."l h'.E S,am"',,S M,
"2S jimmy HN. ",.l,,. ,.l,o Was
rather t"E' '"s ,'.,l ,hn ,;oycr.
working ON ''"' N'e'S'', '.,~,,',,. rara-
Nor's rc'"r"n'" =" 'Ne "'E >,'." g., bTs
gram wA!'h ne p''"N -, ~, yr,y I,
~7e"ch at "a" - W"'I... = .TT-,,,H ~
20 the coTre>P"i'.' - -. ,,,.,,,.S ~
S1snd by "'7e. ~ -,,"' ~ - IN ad.
his KIND - prepare" viT, 49, 20 oil
vance 80 that II can "s ".''''N ~ -
he newspapers tro." o."EIS,,. C,stSs To hid
nus get thr WIGS. ~. 80, ,.',t =, on
( t'Il tA' 'sSt ;h.ru'e e'E 49, E..J., ,hnsa
ne ts.eEr"Ph - Daws ~ the day
WIreS aun .' ~, NII,sst.,-th,,,ca in ,ts usual pro-
va yirn a ss.sch Ike this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
MURDERER IN
!. FLIGHT ACROSS
THESTATE LINE
INDUSTRIAL TOWN
SCENE OF KILLING
Quarrel Over Game of Cards
Ends in Battle and
Fatal Shooting

one man Is dead. another fatally
wounded. third severely but less
dangerously hurt and fourth
slightly wounded IN 2 shooting AT
fray AZ Weirton. W Va, about 80
o'clock Sunday evening
Mix" Eockish who is alleged -
hav" done 'ha shouting escaped HNd
hnd not been captured AZ an carly
hour thls morning.
h"MENIH MpNAClIA, serbian
lahorrr: expired in Ohio Valley hos
Nj'nl At Stcuh"uViile from effects OF
= hul'"'. which struck hum in tn"
hip and G%,a,Tn'Ca Tota,ra vonn,o6 H., abdomen,
GEORGE HEARTS. h,N"dinG in
formally. with bullet thrnuGh right
lung. VIII not survive the night.
Wounded
PF;TE STU 'NrI'GE. bullet
wound under right arm, expected 70
j'NKNOwN SERBIAN. wounded
In little finger II one hand.
All OF tho principals in the fray
wer" Serbian Iah"rcrs. who wer"
located ~ Camp No. 5 ~ W"i>chS
CONSTRUCTION r"mpauy OF WeIrton;
Police authorities at Ne,r,on and
SteuheuvIllc said over thr long dis
tanCe telephone that III" men were
gambling and drinking "ra.s!n
Jack"
Nike BokiSh, who IS alleged - have
fr"d the shots. wuuuGiuE IA" four
made his escape down the Panhandle
Railroad tracks toward East Steuhcu-
Vile and made his Setaway--tcnIpur-
tr:iy at leaSt-!u the dark. Wc!rtou
and Stcuhenville police .tve engaged III
L mauhunt for the assailaut.
The three most severely wounded
were rushed u the Ohio Valley hoSpi-
tai At StuubeUvIiie where Munacula
died. This morning attendants at III"
hospital told the lutcll!genCer that
Hearts condition was critical aud that
they did not expect him 10 live until
morning.
Stuckouge bled profuS'ly from a
bullet wound under the arm. but tn"
hcmorrhage was stopped and nurses
expected his recovery unless the hem
orrhageS begin again.
The fourth man who was wounded
in the finger did not report hts name
70 the authorities, and did not 30 10
the hospital for treatment.
The shooting victims and their as
sai!art were employed in the con-
struCtion OF the big mill at W",rt"n.
BoCkiSh Is described AS be!ng -
years old: feet S inches tall: weighs
10 - lSS pounds; back eyes: crooked
finger on his right nand: black suit,
arg" hla"k hat. size about ~, and q
rrrnuSsarla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
JEALOUSY CAUSED WEALTHY
DENTIST TO END HTS LIFE

New York. Aug. DIR. Jose Arenas
.he wealthy South American dcniiS
who was found dead win tur"" null
,,.nu,ds In his body In his West side
erartm.rt Saturday might committed
Suicide. no medical examiner r"r"r,,"d
after IN autopsy t"Gar. Arenas "nd"!
GIs Iirc after mn unsuccessful n''"mH'
10 XIII Ruth Jackson. chorus XIII. IN"
Irr,cfo MART her companion
N,rti md Miss Jackson. each 6 wh"n
was shot hut not seriously injured hN
Arenas. told the r"lic" th"y called on
the dentist to get som" Cl"'h"e n" EirI
had loft in his apartment. when tho
shooting occurred Jealousy h"can%"
Marti had enti""d IN" HiTi . HT"r, IONS
from the dentist Is believed t" have
been the motive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02

IMPRESSED INTO SERVICE

san Diego. Cal. Aug. l--Mcmhcrs OF
a Russian colony at Guadalupr. on the
highway between II Ju;tna and Enzeu-
ada. Lower California. have been I'M
pressed into the service of the army o.:
Governor C'antu To- assist In the trans
portation OF rife and machine gun am
muu!tion from McXical: to Enema da.
where troops OF the Mexican de facto
government are expected TO land in
movement against Cantu. according 10
reports brought here today by passer-
gers or motor ship which left Enzen-
ada last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02

Aug IL Frank lIany former governor OF In.
iana and candidate president the prohibition ticket in 1915
and Mrs G. NJ Baker Of kgoc Ohio killed SIX miles
early today when Penvan freight train struck the
automobile in which the party driving to kgore.
All suffered fractured skulls and crushed bodies and
neither recovered being brought local hop
tal Mr. anly died Mrs Baker II 80 and her husband
$3.50 p.