The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
MOUNDSV|LLE NEWS
HARDING SPEAKS
At M0UNDSV|LLE
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE 0P1AxS
FROM REAR OF TRAIN
TODAY.
VIII Also Mako Address at Cameron
From Raar mFront Porch"

! Will Also MAKO Adoress at Snnston
From Rear Front Porch"
! Hon. Charles T. CarriGan. late last
evening received n telegram from Balti-
more stating positively that Hon. war
rem G., Harding Republican nominee for
| President who speaks in the Market
auditorium in Wheeling tonight Will
! make short addresses from the rear
platform Of u. and o.. train No IS TO-
day at l@:2j p. III. before going on TO
Wheeling.
\ short stop will also DO mado at
Cameron where Sen. Harding VIII also
mako Il short talk. and he Will also
speak here.
last might proved great AFFAIR ana
MOundsvillc residents VIII help mako
WhcclinGs meeting tonight a bigger
success propor,lonatcly.
All doing to Wheeling
Upwards OF Two hundred auromoDilea
from Marshall county Will be liIcd up
la the big Harding parade at wheeling
tonight This Will undoubtedly be the
IrrHr7t caravan ever TO 20 from 'hls
county and all auto owners VINO are go
Ing ara requested to asBcmDlc At INC
,nLrt huusr this evening AT SIX q clock.
senator Harding VIII speak at TAO
and lhc parade VIII move promptly AZ
. 90 u'riurk
senator IlnrdinRs Train IS scheduled
10 pass through MOundBNllln 1T lE'-o
and ne will make n short speech from
the rear end OF Tho train 10 MoQpds-
Vile people.
4 committee from Wheeling Will board
the train here and will accompany the
wy W Miner. wIlt Out
\raTly seventy per cent OF inc MN
rrs In tho local mines walked out yer
lcrdny as tho rcault OF q mass meeting
held in Wheeling Sunday,
Tho miners arc demanding to be pnld
for tho Eton9 they take out with the
CoEl. At present they hhvo been TAX
ing tho stone out without any compoh-
aatIon. The union announced Few
weeks ngo that tho minors would Walk
out unloss an agreement was reached by
Sept. 20. ,,,
hack At work after Wednesday, as
sub-distrlct convention will be held at
Wheeling at that date. and an agree
mcnt may be reached.
waived Fearing
NJ Goylc and his wife. Lizzie. OF
.darshall street. McMcchen, were ar
raign"d before Squire j.: NJ. Lewis ana
waived hearing on a charge OF having
moonshinc in their possession and for
operating a slill. COylc gave bond IN
he sum OF $500 for his appearance
nj tho Oct"bc' term OF court.
He was arrested on II similar charge
about three weeks ago and gave 5000
bond
Goylr and his wife were taken int"
possession Sunday afternoon at their
home In McM"Ch"n 10y Il party headed
h? Deputy Shcrin King. TIL" OFFICERS
found T. brand new sim. several gallons
Of mesh and some moonshinc liquor.
Convict Returns
Oda Miller. who escaped from inc
state prison last week walked ~ yer-
tcrdny morning and surrendered him
sell to priSon Officials.
lie arrived from Pcnn4loro. w. Va.
on tho 9:iG train and went rirhlEht 10
the prinon.
When nnkcd for nm explanation. Mi!lnt
stated that he wna homnrick and wanted
To sec HIS VITO and children who 1.-Two
at pennshOro.
Miller han about frn monthH OF MIN
sentence to serve.
MoundEvills Personals
Jnmon i. Coulter loft for hlr homo In
MonorEnh. Pa. yorterday. after Waiting
friends in this CITY.
Mrs David HarrIr Inns returned TO har
homo on Birch avenue. after "p"ndln6
some time with her sOn. Mr. md Mrs
Park IIarciI OF Akron. O.
Miss Virginia ArbutnOt Of Fairmont
who has boon .tayIng with Mrs. Frank
Manning. OF Sixth strest. left for her
homo yesterday.
Miss Georgia Hubs. teacher In the
MtnnIncton schools spent tho week end
with her sister. Miss Sophia Hubs. OF
Birch avenue.
Paul Mason. who Is attending Beth
any college. Ia spending a few days
with his parents on Seventh street.
Miss stella Hahn. Is visiting friends
and relatives at Cleveland. o.
Mrs. B. r Galloway has returned
from q week. visit spent with relatives
at Bellaire. o.
will enter Wesleyan college,