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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
COX HAS DREAM OF
OCCUPYING WHITE
HOUSE -FOUR YEARS

DAYTON. Ohio. July So.--.Ei"h"i that n"
would be elected president was eApteSs-
ed by Governor COX today in an a""rc7H
a. the "home-COminG" celebration mr.
over his nomination 10y the bethocF"'i'
party.
After standing two hours under :,
burning sun, reviewing paEad" r'
civic. maternal. Industrial anu olheE -.
CARNATIONS. variOuSly uStDnatcd !" Co.a-
tain between 5000 and 1000 marCh.rS;
crowds stormcd the reviewing stand ana
Insisted upon a br.cf address from the
guest Of honor. ,:
Thanking his audience for III" test
uoniai from The mon, women and chill
dren" With whom he had lived for
twenty years. Governor COX sad:
Il lust said 10 gentleman from
Washington that It would appear 20 We
reflection on ones Judgment 10 dcSlrs
10 leave Dayton and i've IL any oiher
place. Yet somehow, J have lcrHhE
thar | am going 10 reside in the hci.se
which YOU yourselves own. AS ina NJ
turc tenant of those promises. promise
10 take good care or II.
A Tr1flo Premature
TO another crowd OF admirers whc
almost crushed the Governor and Mrs;
Cox as they left tho cviewinG stand
and forced them IN take Shelter in the
county jail building. Governor COX SAID
jOCuiarly
I invite you, all to como to see M"
In Warrington
"The Governors brief addresses were
not scheduled among the days event.,
The governor left his Trailsend library
10 view the parade. IN the midst or
compietton NJ his address fov August I,
accepting the Democratic nomination.
The address he said would 60 surely 10
the printer tomorrow for advance CIR
culation 10 newspapers tomorrow nlGh'.
The parade today was the crownin6
event or the non political demonstration
by the governors home folks. 1t was
Jimmy" Ccx day IN Dayton. for the
thousands who packed the parad" route;
rcIrased hy tho halr holiday declared
generally. 10 hail their citizens hrSt hon
orcd with a presidential nomination.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
SERGEANT MILLER
GETS DISCHARGE
bridgeport Nero OF Many Battles Com
pletOH Rsenlistment 1erm.

James J Miller. son Of Mr.. and MrS:
James j. Miller OF Bridgeport. returned
homo this week after an absence Of
nearly thrco years. during which he
served in most o! the big olfcnsiy,S 81
the Eastern front in France. MIl!ci
enlisted IN the army in August l"L''
he!n.s sent first l." the Columbus bar
racks After a short time spent IL
raining he was sent to France.
During his tImr III Frame, MiI'"r
served In tho battles of the Ai$n":
chateau Thicrry, the defensive or
.'hampaEuc- Marine. the Marine defensive,
the EesIe river, ST. MihIel and the
Nrusr-Argonne offensive. until the ar
mIst!cc was declared on November H.
l9iS
Although having served in many bat
ties hr escaped injury. the only timc
he spent IN tho hospital being Two
weeks as result Of mustard gas by
which he was overcome during one 81
tho battles OF the Meuse-Argonne OIL
After the signing Of the armtsticc.
NiIIcr WAS sent 10 Wchr. Germany,
where he served with the Army of DC
cupat!on until July, 1919. when h? was
discharged, returned To this country
and rrcnlisted, being sent To Camp pike.
Ark where he served az sergeant un-
Ill tho time Of his return inns Weeh'
His only time spent at home since III"
first enlistment was few days last
Christmas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
FILE THREE SUITS

Three suits wcc" filed yesterday az.
.cTuo"H with ticrE John l.. King horn.
ur circuit court They were
\ sn!' SIZED Amelia =. Hon -. carl
20. Schmidt. sdmiristra'o" a. n" r,Lat"
az r. J. Nein. deceased TO- $1,000 dam
ages IN aSsImpsit. Tn" SUIT - for ia"
settlement Of an estate. john =. Al
benz and A. l.. Bryant IRE attorneys for
tho plaintiff
A sui, for s:.O1O damages. IN assum,-
sit. styled Tom =. Foulk 'rustAr in
hankruptcy for Rober; :. l..is and
Mary T.. Black. partners doing huslne x
"a the Eake-Rite Breadcry. hankrupts
vs. Gertrude Pcrchor'. Su;' IS for bill
alleged To be due the Plaintiff
Swift & '"mrLIy. corporation. -
ais. fled suit achtn>' me Adjustment
Bureau cf Wheeling. corporation.
trustee n" Lrnnlor-I,an dd =. -. .: Ais.
in ,Nnncery 20 $.tti' e>'i'" Counsel
for :ha Plaintiff is Arsh.r>, Palmer aud
l'url
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

pchart md Clifford overly OF Ninth
s.-.,, Will leave next w""k rVr 'lei"-
land. O. whore they VIII spend the1T
vacation visiting with relatives "nd
friends
Mrs Miller aud children Of S"'.uih
street l.t, yesterday t"r SmIthheId.
ia. wnrr. hoy will spend s"i,ia! da! )
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. Mitchell az seventh sr"c'. who
brs been suffering from, blood poison
ing which was caused by scratch on
MS finger. is slowly recovering. n" Ell
meets 10 return 20 work newt week.
Or. George Hi Of Eighth street leg
Yesterday for BurkeYc Lake. where n"
vii sncnd L weeks vacation with ms
family. after which they MI return L"
their home here. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch MHtzrer and "hi'-
d-nn ~ Tenth street len yesterday COR
.r,-rs Alta. whore they VIII spend Soy
eraI wreks visiting friends and r"ia-
NJ. aud Mrs charles Rruhn 'nd
family have returned 20 'h-ir horne on
Tenth street after an extended TRIP
through the west
:Nr and Mrs Carl ". Eb"r's and son
U.rman cs I..ch and Avenue are -pend-
tng two w"."s' vacations at Atlantic
Gu,
Mrs. william rHlsins has returned
- w. home IN Twcnti"tr street af'cr
sh.udIrr ,hr i.,=t week visiting with
rr'ruas and relatives a. harrisburg.
Y Va.
Rayd Hilton. we'll known newspaper
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

man. who has been working a, Clarks-
burg and after visiting with his par
cntS here, has returned &c h.S duties.
Mrs. George Caldwell OF N~;Ishur%
has returned home after visiting 'rIsn l.,
N this city.
MISS Bessie wilson has r.tIrued :"
h'r home In Pittsburgh a!t'r visiting
At the home O. her sister, Mrs. EdW srd
B!ne.ll OF Twentieth stree
Mrs. S. y. tunnrIS ut New Jersey g..
spending few days visiting friends
ana relatives In this city.
Mrs. Ethel Henderson - iln"m;nC
ton. y. J.. ~ visiting -; IN" home Of
her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. = knoke.
" WRrwood avenue
Miss Mary kbe cling has returned {"
her home In this city after Visiting
her grandparents ~ Wayncsburg. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E""d and FAM
lily have returned To their home IN
WashinE,or. pa. after visiting friends
and relatives here
Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas F.h~lirg nf
Denver are spending some tim" with
friends and relatives in this c!:v.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
Want to Keep Your -.
Hair Perpetually Curly?

rrrpelua'iv way e." r4r,r hair IS
nov NIthiu t,",rn"ans - every woman
IN ,,os~cey one need only E"; rew
ounces a. p,a.u liquid Silmsr.na from
ia. .lrugg.s; and arvi, a little "f Il
,,..ca sj"noNy with \ "l"an tooth hTu@l'
before duirE IN ia" hHtr. When thiS
dries IN. most h",u'i'UI AMI NATURAL
locking waN.S and "r""SsS .maG!n"h!o
NE "a +,tG"u,r Wind ami heat do not
arrcri IN. curl.retS sc where a heated
Irnn has hs"l. used.
liquid slmrrIn" ~ 50 pur" and harm
less tir"r" = rot "a csGCh'Pst danger
cr Spot'lrE tho scalp - strcRk.nE tho
hair. aud "a leaves no sticky or greasy
trace 7, Will also be appreciated as
herafiri,l DRESSING MS Il keeps tNe hair
50 soft. slkr and lustrou>.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
Tobacco: Habit
u Dangerous

Esys Doctor tCo'nnor. formerly of Johns
HOPKINS hospital. Thousands OF men
surierinS from, fHltal disease would hc in
perfect health today weFo :, no. for tho
deadly drug Ntro;rue Stop tn" habit
now before KS too late. rs 4 slu.pla
process 70 rid yourself The tobacco
habit in any form. JusU 80 - any up-to
data drug s:ors and Sst some N'coto!
tablets. take them as directed and 10:
the pernlc!ous habit quickly Nan.shes
druggists refund the money y they fail.
Re sure 20 read large 'aad interesting
announcement by Doctor NGnnoT soon
a. appesr Ia this papNr. Y tells OF
Tire danger OF nicotine poisoning and
now TO avoid K. In n" meantime try
Nirctol tablets. you WI be surprised
a. the result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
THE BETTER STORE
OBSERVES BIRTHDAY
Customers Arc to Be Owen Advantage
OF the Event with Special
Bargains,

The first annual birthday celebration
Of the BETTER Store. corner OF Main Rhd
Eleventh streets. Is to be observed
starting tomorrow morning and in order
to become acquainted with hundreds "t
additional customers the comTanN q
Offering special bargains I" oil mat
should appCal 20 tho" who contemplate
making purrhgs-S~ this season Of the
year.
McSsrs. H. n EaraCh aud s. II. Bag
ran. sine" taking chnrg" ~ the P"tt"r
store. h1N" mad" uu..'nii"d :ri""i'
through yquar" d,.liuE and far treat
meat Tho St0r" * N" 81 IL" most
POPULAR IN the ",'y and during N" m"Nt
fcw days Il VII. b. w,!l for AL Z" San
tn. ADVERTISING columns o. Tins paper
and take adlantaG" or the man! par
cams offered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
WINS SUIT
Hiram reatern Given Judgement in Suit
Against tho johnson Coal
Company

A. special term Of CIRCUIT court YES;
trrJay iudg" Z. V. Addl"mhn handed
down All order awarding judEtmcn' Of
$500 ror the plaintiff IL IL" case OF
Hiram Tratrr " Johnson coal con-
rany. Tn. su.;. when originated srr.
rral months ago. was Tn" uutgrowth or
a DISPUTE over contract TeatcrS had
with the coal company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

VETERAN &E-ENnYsTs

Richard Place. a veteran OF the world
war. r"-enlistcd In the army at the local
army recruiting office Thursday and lert
yesterday for Maria. Texas. where he
will rc-enter the L. s. cavalry. Place
enlisted when diplomatic relations we're
severed with Germany and saw active
service In France
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.

The Mount Union Sunday school has
completed all plans for lawn rete AMI
social which will be given this evening
a the home OF Charles Hipsley ~ that
place All kinds of good things 10 car
will be on SalA The proceeds VIII 4"
~ tho SUNDAY school funds F"erH bod"
. ox'cpdsd q cordial .nN laiIon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
AUTOMOBILE Painting. waltz Co.
iN-.I-D
GUY n. c. ALLEN ABLE TO
BE OUT AFTER ILLNESS

Gay =. =. Allen. prominent I""H' a''or-
ne,. was able - l." "Ut Yesterday f"'
m. Graf tim" n >rr"iai weeks. having
been confined :" NJ, nom" or flit""nth
street. It's NAM friends and clients
ARC glad 30 know 'Aa' h = arai:. ahl"
L., N. nn'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

Hansa II. Criswell and wife 10 Henry
II Marsh lot 26 In Edgedale
Security Trust Co. trustee. 20 Hanss
II Crlswcll. lot o6 IN EdGeda!e.
Frank Z. Bocs to Jos. J. Wagner. a lot
on Vermont street, Island.
Jos. J. Wagner TO Frank { Boes a lot
In Triadelphia district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
NORTH SIDE
wArwood and Riehland
Open Air Social.

Open Air Social.
An open air s@rlai Mil y" E'N-" on
pho lawn surrounding N" l."ga" mono
on Uarwood avenue. under i"c aNSf'''S
~ the Junior Sewing circle. thtS ~
r!rS. The grounds VIII be heanrfu''I
Illuminated with Japanese lanterns AMI
other decorations.
citizrns Complaining.
Tho citizens Of WaCwoA are '"E-
rHaIu!ng abou, some people iea':h ,
streets 4, r.Kh, without Lights. TINS
ts AGAINST tho ordinances Ut IN" ct! .
This IS mostly done or the sd" streets
and persons coming down ~ 'e''N
IN other cars vu several dltP 'Ht &C
casioUs have nearly CpNid'i Win tho
machines which a'r parked without
lights. , =,
such practice aud they VIII II" Doubt
Ye, busy IN tho near future aud after
warning ths drivers that < such rcAr-
tics Is kept W viii h2F" :" arrest
them.
Albert Ser.S. Wei known ag'd "e>i.
depc os WarW"od avenue. = seriously
III at his home with an attack 81 rhsu-
natIsm Mr.. SeL.,8 = under N" care
OF q physician and !; M"S Stefcd 4at'
last evening that y" MAS resting a
easily as could DE expected.
Entertained claSs.
Miss Mare BInEcN entertained "a"
members % her SUNDAY >'"""' cas-"
Yesterday ag,crnouH with - plCUlr ~
;hS Thice ElmS on, G.cnus Hum. Sc
,fal hours were spent n Paying al
Kinds " out-of-duor games which VA"
followed hv 4 basket ,UUrh'"u. Al Ell
ju{si the affair very much.
Alumni Meeting.
\ meeting OF the Alumni ASscc'a t"n
ot n" Warwood High School viii be-
h.'d Monday evening at the nome Of
Mss NarIe NeSb!t; "u NarwooG ave
nue. Nj members are requested - be
prsseu. rs they will have the hvSt r.
nIau&lnc - g'ls SoiUe;lU" next month.
rh,s Wiz I've followed h. short social
Lasft on Vacation Trip.
\ PARTY Oi Na-woUd people .Fct yes
t,rdaH afternoon N automobiles for
Ruckeve lake. whore they wiz spend
. two weeks vacation trip. The Follow
lug tormert The party: Mr. and Mrs.
lanes Harper and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Beckman and family. Mr. and
Mrs George Harper and daughter.
Take Part IN Camp Meetings.
Mrs w l.. WoolCDwChIcr and Miss
Marguerite O'Br!cn OF THIS c!ty will
taxa part. in the program "t tho Bell
view amp meetings whrh begin Au-
SUSt eth. 4 number Of local peopl. ar"
planning 20 attend the meetings which
arc 20 ben held IN Wellshurs.
Field Meeting.
\ me"t.sS OF tho members - the
Jolly Bundn club was held last "ic-
ming a. tho home OF Miss Ruth Ja""hS.
Following a short business session IN"
remainder O : the evening VAS spent n
q social way.
Street Commissioner Nramrr and
force OF nell were busy ycste day at
ernoon on 1he repairing Of several -
the slde streets which ~" Un, to hR
paved and ulat were II bal c"ac!'ion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
COUNTY COURT
Marriage License.
Deeds.

walter {. punsSau. -. Fort Worth
Texas. aud GcneV;CVe * S"pc". -. Sar
amac. y. Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

Street Commissioner Eram"r and n
Horce OF nell were busy ycSte day at
ernoon on Che repairing Of several -
the side streets which ~" Un. 10 he
paved and tllat were II bal c"nc''iou.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
Field Meeting.

\ me"c!ssS OF the members - the
jolly Bunch club was held last cic-
ming A. tho home OF Miss Ruth Jacobs.
Following short business session IA"
remainder @ : the evening was spent n
a social way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

- BY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
rake Part In Camp Meetings.

Mrs. w T. WOolCDWChDcr ana Miss
Marguerite O'Br!cn OF THIS c!ty Will
take part. in the program ~ tho Bell
view camp meetings whi'h begin Au-
gust eth \ number. Of local people ar"
planning 70 attend the meetings which
arc 10 bsN held IN Wellshurg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
Alnmni Meettng .
ra,ft on Vacation Trip.

\ PARTY OF Warwoud people ;Hct yes
t,rdaS afternoon n automobiles FOR
Ruckeve Lake. whore they vii, spend
. two weeks vacation trip. The Follow
lug tormsrt the party: Mr. and Mrs.
lanes Harper and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank BeckmRn and family. Ar. and
Mrs L.nnr-ln Narnsr and dAughter
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the city We're also HNeo.
North side BrofG

s.yera, OF the sewers N tina, part OF
oil pNpd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

An omen air sGr,Iai Will y" gwen on
Tho lawn surrounding IN" Logan home
on Uarwood avenue. under ''c auspices
~ the Junior Sewing circle. th'S -
r.rE. The grounds VIII be heah''u'N
ii;mT,insrsd With Japanese lanterns aHd
- lNNlll fLlrlE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

Miss Mare BIuEc.l entertained IA"
members Of her SUNDAY >'""H, Gas"
YESTERDAY ag;crnou" with q plcU>r a,
the THEE ElnS out G.cnuS Run. Sc
,fal hours were spent n T@y'nG a,
Kinds " out-ot-duor games which VA"
~ lowed by 4 basket ,UUrh'"u. Al Ell
1. IL ~, -Lff4,r NLrN rILIIrN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-30
GOT TRIPLE DAMAGES.
W. F. Whitman Wins Suit Against
Leon E. Daley.

The Jury in the case of Whitman VS..
Daley in Washington county court re-
turned verdict shortly beofre 5
o'clock Wednesday afternoon in which
they found the plaintiff, W. F, Whit
man. was entitled TO Sl75. actual dam.
age from Leon L. Daley and they also
returned special verdict, according
to the charge given them BY the court
that they might do so if they round
that in their opinion the Defendant did
know he had been cutting timber on
the plaintiffs land. This means that
having found such TO be the case triple
damages occur The court assesses
these which will bring the verdict to
S525. according to the general laws.
The trial of the case of Elizsbe
Burns vs. the Mortified National bank
was commenced in the afternoon anu
the plaintiff rested this morning, John
Burns was on the stand yesterday
afternoon testifying TO the business Of
the company in the few months il was
conducted a. Wilfore. Burns and Ham
ilton. He testified that ne had not
seen Hamilton for a long time and last
he knew Of him he was living in Ohio.
Book accounts were shown To the jury.
The case is to recover 81 800 but the
amount desired is about 5000 with in
terest.
The Jury is composed Of D. J. Per
son ot Calais; C. =. Crane, Waterbury
r. II. Elliott. Warren; P. T. Wheeler,
Woodbury.; A Z. Butler, Duxbury; G
V. Crossett, Waterbury, J r. Ennis
Marshfeld: Charles Stackpole, Mont
pelier: =. f. Colby, MiddleseN; l. VI.
Chandler. MiddleseX Two talismen
were drawn. John BARTLETT and Frank
Puifcr Of Montpelier.
A trRnsposition Of the plaintiff and de-
fendaut occurred in the alienation case
filed in county court and Lester c.
Phiney Is plaintiff while John l.. Cook
: defendant and Siit is brought against |
MIR Cook 10 recover 5000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-30
THREE MORE PLA YERS
AND SIX GAMBLERS ARE
LIKELY TO BE INDICTED

the 1919 series had attempted to bribe
the Brooklyn players to throw this
years series.
Manager Robinson expressed conf
dence in the integrity of the Brooklyn
players and said they should be al
lowed to take things easy until the
series begins Tuesday, unless the dis
trict attorney could show he had re-
ports that warranted an inquiry, In
this case, he said, he would welcome
an investigation.
After conference with Ebbets,
Robinson to-day went to the district
attorneys Office. 1t was indicated that
several players also would see Lewis
to-day.
Ebbets declared that he would not
ask the district attorney TO stop the
investigation. He said he welcomed
investigation by any official or court
in the country and again expressed
confidence in the integrity of his play
crs.
Catcher Ernest Kruger accompanied
but Mr. Lewis was>eut and
the Robins said they would return to-
They said they were ready to
go over the whole situation with Mr.
Lewis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-30
|. w. w. Proposed to Blow
Up Financial Institu-
tions in Far West
WITHIN 20 DAYS
IS TIME LIMIT
Congressman Albert John
ston of Washington Made
the Statement

Tacoma, Wash, Sept 80. A plan OF
the Industrial Workers of the World
to inaugurate a period of terrorism in
the northwest within twenty days was
charged by Congressman Albert Johns
ton of Washington in statement to.
day.
Anonymous letters have been re-
ceiyed by the Seattle police and fed
eral authorities bearing on reports that
the radicals were planning to blow up
financial institutions in Tacoma, Port.
land and Seattle
Federal secret service operatives are
attempting to trace the source of the
letters, which were signed "A Friend
OF Workers
The T. w. w organization is taking
a referendum Of its membership as to
whether legal aid shall be provided
hereafter for members who are Mar
rested. Congressman Johnston's state.
ment asserts. The votes are To be
counted in Seattle October Is and after
that date reprisals, threats and other
acts of terrorism are likely to be au-
thorized. he declares.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-30
SEVERAL LICENSES GONE
Because of Failure to Comply with
Certain Laws.

Failure to comply with some of the
state laws governing the handling Of
automobiles resulted this morning in
several persons losing their licenses
Stanley Provost of Northfeld lost his
for causing an accident by running
into team, suspended 80 days; Har
vey Blow of Burlington. for causing
an accident. suspended indefinitely. His
machine hit the Reed car Robert II.
Farr of Burlington, suspended 60 DAYS,
for conviction of reckless driving. John
Hanks. Brsttleboro, revoked, because
he was convicted at Greenfield, Mass.
Of ntoxication while driving an auto
mobile. Robert Turner, suspended in
definitely, as person unfit to operate
a machine Harold Coskley of ST.
Johnsbury, revoked, having been con
yicted in ST. Johnsbury of being in
toIicated while driving car. He was
fined $50 and costs.
Among the automobile accidents re
ported is that Of H. O. Sheldrick of
Fair Haven, that his car ran off
bank as he was coming out of a bridge
and could not make the turn. so he
tried to stop his machine but a guard
rail gave way, letting the machine
and occupants 20 into the river 10
feet below the road. They escaped in
Jury. l. B. Worthley OF johnson re
ported that his machine and that OF
Charles Horner of Jeffersonville col
lided in Jeffersonville recently. Har-
old Nelson Of Barre has made a re
port Of the accident that took place
between the two cities Sept. -. in
which his machine and that Of Joseph
Wobby eollided The report Of the
accident ar Richmond has been re-
ceived at the Office in which the ma
chine of Mrs Lucy Reed was badly
damaged and Marvsy Bloy lost his i
cense. Mr.. and Mrs George Marks were
in the car and both were injured some
what. The accident happened SUNDAY
evening
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-30
Three Separate Warnings
Were Issued BY Weather
Bureau To-day
ATLANTIC COAST
TO FEEL GALES|
caut $ Sent to All Ship
G On the Atlantic
g Seaboard

- Washington, Sept. 30.--Gales on the
3 .tlantic coast from Hatteras to Maine
and on Lakes Huron, Erie and On
tario this afternoon and tonight are
forecast to-day by the weather bureau.
Cautions were sent to all shipping on
the seaboard
Three separate warnings were issued
by the bureau, The first directed that
northwest storm warnings be hoisted
at 0 a. M, ape Hatteras to New York,
and said the southern storm was NOV
ing northward and would be attended
by increasing winds and gales, becom-
ing northwest late this afternoon and
tonight.
Northeast warnings were ordered
for the New England coast, the bureau
forecasting increasing winds becoming
gales late this afternoon and tonight
Northwest storm warnings were
ordered for the Great Lakes. The an
nouncement said there would be strong
Eorth and northwest winds and prob
ally gaics this afternoon and toni -.ht
The bureau said the southern storm,
which was off Florida yesterday, was
moving northward and was central off
the Georgia coast, Another storm had
formed over Virginia and ii was stated
that these disturbances would advance
rth-northwestwsrd and increase in
intensity
The storms have been accompanied by
rains, which were general to-day in the
Atlantic states and along the gulf coast,
These also were local in the region of
the Great Lakes. The disturba nces
broke the heat spell which has gripped
the eastern part of the country for
more than a week.
The weather has become much cooler
i'll the states east of the Rocky Noun
tains, except on the immediate Allan
tic coast, and particularly so over the
gulf states.
There were frosts over the plains
states. as far south as Oklahoma and
in the upper Mississippi valley and the
upper lake regin. Much cooler
weather was forecast for tonight and
tomorrow in the Atlantic states and
frost is expected o-night in the upper
lake region, the Ohio valley. Tennessee
and in exposed places in Mississippi,
Alabama and northwest Georgia,
Generally fair weather east of the
was forecast for to- morrow.