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telegram. We asked Mother Jones 70
show Il 70 US She refused 20 compl ,
and some strong words were exchang-
ed"
ke-ney ard Mooney said they then rs-
turned 10 Charleston and called lresi.
den; Uarding's secretary. who. they
say. denied that any telegram had been
sem;
Mother Jones L~avsA
Mother Jones could not be located
here tonight. ~ tho hotel at which
she stopped while IN tn" city. 1, was
said she checked out today and left on
Che%np peake s. Ohio train No. , tor tho
east
keeney and Mooney said they invest
gated tho reports tha, tho men assem-
n.vh at Marnet had taken 4 vote to re-
turn home and found them unrouudcd
aud untrue.
Small groups OF armed men s,raEGIod
into the camp today according to III
formation received by Sheriff Henry \
Walker. and ne estimated The number
now assembled to be approximately
5000. Reports earlier In the dav tha,
tho men would be Joined by others from
the coal fields Of Indiana and llin"I>
could not be- lerined Trains coming In
from outside tho state have not carried
more than tho usual number Of passrn-
gers today. railroad men said tonight.
Two large automobile trucks belong
ing tu =. II. James & Son OF this city.
were chartered by five men from Mar
mot today. and provisions were solicited
from Charleston stores and r"staurants
Purchases were also made for the mel
In camp n Charleston stores 1900
loa,ns 81 head having hc"n bought
from grocery company. The trucks
u.re manned bv hve residents Of Mar
u'' l.d hv g. Si',"' aul N"fl"v
rcth minors
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Three PaTkerSburgerS
Killed In Auto Smash;
Car Struck By Train

rarkorshurS W Va. Aus a J Y
Cashcn aged IS. Isabel IaSh"n. 6. h"d
Elizabeth Cash"n. -. his daughters
were Killed In an acCid"n' this after
noon. near Cleveland. OHIO. whom tn"
touring car in which they were riding
WAS struck u, a Erads crossing by n
train, The car was demolished. and
Mrs. Cashen and son, carlton. u.
we're SO badly injured th"% are !" a
cleveland hospital with lIt,i" hope h"t|E
held for recovery.
Mr. rashcn and his family left this
civ Tuesday morning. cn route for
Wcedsville. near Syracuse. y Y. where
he has farm. intending 20 remain
there until spring. when he expected :"
r.turn 20 his work Ak drii'cr In tn"
nl fields.
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OIL MEN TO MEXICO

Now TorH Aus. "a delegation of
rromncn; American oil men left here
today on special train for MeX!ro City
where they VIII confer with officials OF
the Mexican government on differences
arising from taxes on oil export.
Tho delegation WAS made W OF
Waiter &. TcaEie president OF tho Stan.
dard OIL company OF New Jersey: J. w,
Vnndykc. OF the Atlantic Refining COM
pany: Amos J.. Beatty. Of the Texn y
company and II. r. Sinclair. OF the Sin
clair Consolidated company.
Edward l.. Doheny. tho nm: member
Of the dc. cGatIon. who is now In Los
Angeles pans % join the party later
IN the week.
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FEEDING
RUSSIA
American Resources Com
bined Under Hoover in
Work of Relief.

Washington. Aug. 2:.-Amert"an re
sources for feeding the children ~
Soviet Russia wero combined today ~
y meeting with Secretary Hoover Or
tho charitable organizations comprising
the European relief council.
Tho agreement between tho America
relief Administration and tho Soviet
authorities at Riga was accepted by tn"
council. and it WAS arranged that al the
associations should cooperate under m"
relief administration In tho Distribution
OF supplies.
Tho American Friends service com
mittee. however which IS already ~
work IN Russia, is 10 have definite dis
trlbu,lon distric; assigned 10 Il. and VII!
retain ils Identity. but always under
the supervision OF tho relief admins
trGtion.
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I. was n" tirst statement tina, has
come from ,hs nfrces OF the mine'A
union here >'ncs the men began to as
ssmble last Saturday l. ~as IN answer
10 Statement cot .nE from the co.
crror's orcr" - tho effect that N>"n""
and Mooney Ind q 'tNt' With Mother
Icrcs over nc pu-p"Cted speech = tho
men this morn!nc. advising them 10 re-
.v-, 20 their homes during n" course
90 " hich she ~. said 20 have rea n
.elegram from ires!d"n, tiard.ne. u:E-
W. tho men - h-c,tii u? their camp.
Both Keeney anI Mooney L"Clar nj
.hs telegram 7urp~ rt!ns 20 have c me
,ror, the presidr. was bogus The"
said they allied C.orE" r CHRIS Ian.
-er,c,a-, :" rreSidrn, Harding. by
long distance telephone ,his afternoon.
,ho inl1 hem they say. :hat u" Sr"h
telegram. "as sen: BY tho ,hi"f eH"'.'i-
tNN
Alleged Harding Msssags.
.N"rIr~' J"7As wont 70 'hs camp or
thp n3irr-S ou Lens ''Ce"H Tue-'i"''
r..ht" N"sr"y anI M"onrv said. and
told ,hn 'rN' So would bring 'h"T Il
-:.>,ar~ from. r-csid"a' iardsr1 on
Wednesday,
This m"rLi2c -" inca scat = '"m-
r,l,,nc y, ;vvn 3 Charleston :" request
US .. go 20 Macruct aad i"rIfy ;hr '"le-
graz We re,u r..i wt;.. tho c"m:n''-
t.e arriving - t''g" :. lear 'Mu'hcr
Jones address Soyne j"n miners assem-
Nd ~ tur io.,.r 'rd - ~" amp. ad-
rislrs 'h"rn - 60 ho'u" Sh" -ea n
'clryrarr which .. " ~-,id "rs signed hy
Pre-!daut Har'nn.. ~ which IL" rr"S!-
d"n' :.>a"d rh~ miners :" stand by t&e
csn>tlru'''r a"@ r":urr - their hoT"s
nrd Urrk arh i.-"'niSiH:: from h" wNT'h
U.s. his roNe- >" tril" ~" Ra'da!,.-
F.i's gUarr- ror.u N" s'ar. r-v>- -
r"trrU'
'f''~ n. hof srt.h~h rcad'-S ~.
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KILLED IN
SHELL bLON-UP

Wilmington. Del. Aug. ct--Two men
w.re Killed and two injured whom fire
exploded a huge mound ~ shells near
tho Delaware Ordnance Reserve depot
at Perkintown. y. j. Two miles above
r"nn's Grove. this afternoon.
The c1plosion started when work
man. removing the deionator from
shell. set Il on.
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SEIZURE Of SECURITIES FROM
ALLEGED FRENZ|ED F|NANC|ERS:
Now Asserted Twelve to Fif-
teen Million Dollars Invol-
we'd in Operations ofFrench
and Worthington.

cleveland. O.. Aug. IA large pack
they hope will throw more light upon
the alleged swindling schemes of
Charles w. French were seized IN the
office of Charles X. Stroebel In Akron
by Federal Agent John Sawken tonight.
Sawken, accompanied by Stroebsl. who
Is under arrest here. went to Akron to-
day. following the seizure Of moro than
s9.nn0.n0n worth Of notes held IN .
safety deposit box here IN tho name Of
Elmer Gerber. also arrested In connec-
t!on with tho alleged swindles.
Officials OF the Portage Packing COM
pany OF Akron. Ohio. denied today that
French or his agents hold any Of the
companys notes. despite the statement
Of chicago federal authorities yester-
DAY,
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"a DIE in AERIAL TRAGEDY
shers Killed in Collapse and Explosion of the Diri
IRISH TO REFUSE
TERMS OF BRITISH;
NEGOTIATIONS GO ON

Dublin, Aug. o4.-Ds1sf Was sx-
prssssd here tonight that the Dali
H1rsann answer 10 the proposals Of
Premier Lloyd George for psaos In
ireland VIII Be . refusal OF the
terms, but that the refusal will Be
followed with Arguments seeking 20
induce III. Lloyd o>orIs to oon-
tinus the negotiations.
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The British losses include the famoua
air veteran Brisadier General 4 II.
Maitland and all the other officers on
board. except Lieutenant Wann. the
commander OF the ZR-s.
Start OF the Fatal H1iGht
Starting from Howden Tuesday morn.
Ing on a test flight to Pulham m. the big
aircraft had been afloat for twenty-fopr
hours. at times In bad weather, and vas
returning 10 the Pulham Rirdroms at thA-
time Of the disaster. which constitutes
the most terrible Of It's kind In peace
times.
WhIlo dying at about 1000 feet over
Hull, spectators saw the ZR-2 seeming
ly buckle amldships and plunge down.
ward over tho city and into the HunbeS
river. Ono theory Of the cause Of the
disaster Is that while the ships rud.
ders vere being tested. the giant craft
(Contnusd on Pegs Twslvs)
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.SPAN|ARDS GETTING
UPPER HAND IN the
MOROCCO FIGHTING

Oram French Morocco AUG - The
RI trlhcsmcu have lost heavily in
violcat combat with the Spanish forces
in Moroc, O. according Ia ~" !ttcst news
from! the HKht!ng zore To-Day
Th. RlN!ans are declared - y" try
ing tu win over tho Ben! Zikhar tribes
Ia their cause.
The Moli,la peninsula ha@ been COM
rl.,ely freed from tho tr!hrSmcn and
now t. fro" from tho possibility of sur
rrisc tho ndvic"S state
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lone AMERICAN IN
ESCAPE FROM THE
D|R|C|BLE AIRSHIP

Hull, England, Aug. 24.-HorInan o.
ican to escape whom the 8R-2 was de-
Etroysd hers last evening. It was re-
ported carly In tho night that he had
died but inquiry has established the
fact that ne 10 still alive. HIS homo
IL In Commerce, Texas.
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ARBrTERs NAMED

Washington. Aug. - ''h:"f luN;s'"
Taf, no,ined tho state department today
that he had appointed John I. Hayt"rd.
Of North western University. and ora
n. Leland. Of Cornell, rs II" 'wo Am~rI-
can arbiters provided f"r Ill ne l"-rds-
Anderson treaty f"r G"fmira'l'" "t '""
houuda-r r"',~sn I'auA'na arf I'"E'a
RIA
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Washington. Aug 2t-Congress took
a recess tonight until September p.
without n vote by tho senate on bill
prohibiting the manufacture and sale or
beer TO the sick The senate ended its
work at ll35 O'clock and the house at
1888 o'clock.
The senate is expected to resume
work upon reConv"n!nc but K"pr"Senta-
tive MoHdeN tho Republican leader. OBJ
taIned ngreemcnt 10 hare the house de-
clar. three dRv r"resscs from Scpten-
Der 81 10 October 81.
President Harding WAS al tho capitol
late tonight TO sign number OF bills.
The last 10 b. put before him was tho
dye embargo extension. the last meas-
ure 10 be passed by tho senate
Washington. Aug. c4--Tha senate res
c!u;iun 1rov!hinG for congressional
recess unit! Sept.Ilh-r - was adopted
tonight by the house This. 1, was eI-
plninch would operate TO force recess
Of both houses At midnight tonight.
Washington. Aug 7t-Prss,d.nt Hard
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TREATY
MET APPROVAL
IN WASHINGTON
NOT SIGNED WEDNESDAY
FOR UNKNOWN REASON
United States-Aust1an Pact
Reported Signed Yester-
day at Vienna.

Berlin, Aug. a+.-Ths peace treaty
between the United States and Ger
many was not signed today a. had
been intended. Ths dslay In stTninS
rssulesd from An unexpected technical
point raised In connection with the
formalittss, ~ arranged By Elis bof-
ing Drsssl. the United StatSS COM
missioner, and DR.. Friedrich Nossn-
the German 1orSiGn minister, yssesr-
day.
The ceremony OF signing was to
nAvs occurred at noon today ~ the
forsirn office. but Il was postponed
IT the request Of 1T. prsssl who
asked the privilege Of ausrytns the
Washington government on the ouss-
tion-
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Huntington W. Va. Aus, CAT An
e,rlv hour ,hls morning officials or
several coal companies with holdings IN
LOGAN county called tho HcraId-h's-
cairh. asking NerhCatlou or reports
that Logan county faced an atArk u!
an armed band, Indicating ''"' ru"o's
70 the effect hRN. gained "'deSpI ca
circulation. Th" onaS'a's "er"n'"
.,,te h,w tho nrs, report OF trouble
came u thnm. o.
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THE WEATHER

west vtrgtniA-asnsrAllyf fair Thur
day and Friday moderate tenlpsraturs.
western PennSylvsnia and Ohio
Generally fair Thureday AND Friday;
m oderate temperaturA
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rr.,rnt Train Captured

Lat. Wednesday night. -" governor =
office RECEIVED Information from uh"'"-
cial sources iha; freight tram IA"
boon commandecrcd on coal river oy
armed men.
= The prosecuting attorney a. manson
Boom County, pointed ont tha' II IN"
men ,,.r. or The march and would con
,t,r. :, ua,> toward M!nEo county il
,.,,'d take Them tpCuly-four hours At
,eas- before they could possibly reach
Tho Logan county line on foot. 4 would
h, roe>iy;n 10 take n circuitous rout"
oynr mountain trails and not pass
through Madison. ne sad.
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MOTHER JONES DENOUNCED BY
], N. v. LEADERS; HARD|NC'S
MESSAGE IS DECLARED A FAKE
SIX THOUSAND UNION MIN ERS REMAIN IN CAMP AT
MARMET-NO VOTE TAKEN TO RETURN TO
HOMES, DECLARE KEENEY AND MOONEY.

"a received offices
denied tonight by Frank keene
In WorkerS rSOt
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jnrton, and Senator Rnrah had not a
word 10 say until he had had opportuni.
- FOR furth"r stuiy OF the treaty. All
the other Republican committeeman nrn
said 70 have agreed 20 support ratinca-
tion.
Tho treaty text. which has been n"gn-
tta'rd a. Berlin under nm inhibition ~
secrecy requested by this government
rrSt VAS LAID before tho Republican
members today at conference with
President Harding and Secretary
Hughes at tho White House. and later
vas communicated 20 the full commit
tee by Mr.. Hughes a. tn" capitol.
In both instances. members OF tn.
committee arc understood to have beer
-,quest.d 70 gtve no hint OF ths con.
ten,s Of the treaty until II had been
signed and It's text made public. An
nouncement Of the signing had bean
aAp.ct.d todav and the state Gerart-
mont had no word toriGht Why this had
been delayed Advi"eS. however, were
received tonight.
The treaty with Hungary vas not
given - tho committee bur 81 ia under
stood 10 follow closely tho lincs of that
with Germany.
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Attended BY Secrecy.

Vienna. Aux. c+-The treaty or pea ca
between the United States and Austria
was signed here this afternoon. Arthur
Hugh Frazier. American commissioner
In Vienna. acting for tho Washington
government.
SO much expedition and secrecy At.
tended tho preliminary negotiations and
,odays simple ceremony that ths late
newspapers today furnished the hrst
news that the United States and Aus
tri. no longer were even technical one
lines.
Th, term. Of the treaty are helnS Z
held secret for the present.
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German
Treaty
Negotiation Of Separate
Treaty Complete Vic
tory for the Senate lr-
reconcilables.
8y DAVID LAwREHc1.
(CoryriEht by Ito Intel'EencesD

washtnK.on. August 2+.--The "irrec-
onctlah group n tho Inited S'SoeS
original foes OF the Versailles treaty.
have won complete Hictor%. pi"C'at
announcements at the White House tAat
n separate peace with Germany hAu
been negotiated and conference oet"eS"
President Harding and Republican men''
bers cc tho Senate foreign re'2tiohs
ronn!t,e, Welded tho informant tion that
a. last substitute for tho peace treat!
n.xota,ed By President Wilson had
been agreed upon between Germany anu
The United States.
Tho now treaty is bret and ingenious
ly wordsd Germany conceded prac-
.icAlly every point. Sne gave tho United
states all the rights which vere given
% other countries under tho EereaiIles
treaty In effect the now treaty does
tho following things.
The New Treaty
!. I, establishes peace between tho
United States and Germany as soon
as the pact IS ratified by the United
States senate and the German reich
stag.
? 1t grants TO tho United States
all tho rights which vere given
other powers under tho Versailles
treaty.
s..
ton IN the future Of new CONNER
cial treaties.
1. I, contsmplat.s "a. resumption
Of diplomatic relations as soon as
the ratifica lions arc exchanged.
g. II makes possible tho issuance
OF = peace proclamat t!on terminating
all war legislation IN which tbs
phrases duration OF the war or
until after peace shall have been
proclainsd'' were use'l. These laws
have been 4 source OF much discus
sien and legal dispute.
rhe irrsconcllahles are happy for
y have brought 10 their ranks not
"A majority OF the Senate but tho
autivs branch Of ths government In
eSlng men like Secretary Hughes who
, &laally favored ,hs Versailles treaty
.,hi resarva tions. Senator Lodge who
ie5f- up . SET Of reservations 70 the
Versailles treaty has agreed 10 the
abandonment 81 that docuT.r' ard Is
IN favor Of tho nav peace treaty.
Xnox II Y1sassd
Senator Knox. who wrote the peace
cause the new treaty follows almost er-
aetly the purposes os that resolution.
The -trrecorctlaoles" sought 20 deteA.
,he league OF nations, 70 zee TO Il that
the United S:ates assumed no political
obligations In any treaty. 10 make q
Separate peace with Germany and 10
see thA. Americas economic rights
growing out OF tho European war were
sas.Euarded.
All these points In the program OF
tbs ".-reccncila bles- have been abso-
tcoadnusd On PAGs fwSlvS)
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CONGRESS RECESSES UNTIL SEPTEMBER Il
WITHOUT SENATE VOTE ON THE ANT|-BEER BILL

!ng left the White House late tonight
for the capitol. for tho purpose. II was
said. Of signing bills before tho recess
Is declared.
The anti-beer bill was laid aside to.
night by the senate at the request OF
Senator Sterling Republican. South
Dakota. who announced thero was no
possibility Of reaching a vote on II BE-
fore midnight.
Washington. Aux. 2+.-The Cappsr-
Tincher bill! for regulating trading on
grain exchanges. and tho bill which sx-
tends the period for doing Assessment
work on mining claims were signed late
today by President Harding.
Tho former bill imposes a prohibitivs
tax upon puts and calls" and other
speculative transactions. and upon all
grain exchanges which DO not become
contract markets" Exchanges and
their individual members are required
10 report fully TO tho secretary OF agFi.
culture on all transactions they hAndlA
Certain exemptions from regulations =
m. act are granted to cooperative aSoe.
cilticnA
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Of
JAP AN COMES

Washington, ICK. .2t--Japan hearty
and apprecisti~ acceptance OF Pres;,
dent Hard!nE's invitation 10 participate"
IN tho Washington disarmament ard
Far Eastern conference WAS expressed
In note received al the state depart
ment today from the Japanese minister
OF foreign affairs.
Tho Japanese. In ACCEPTING the inNi-
tation. however. expressed The hoy"
that tho agcnda Of the Far Eastern CON
torrance would he arranged prior u the
mes,inE. In accordance with It's sug-
g.s,ion that matters concerning oriy a
few nations. or which ara accom- pl shed
facts, not be brough, into tho discus
sion.
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sl5. 900, 900 In Notes esissA

Cleveland. O.. Aug. ci.-F1fteen mill
lion dollars In notes and securities were
seized in the Union Trust company
Safety Deposit vaults here today by
John Sawkcn department Of justice
agent Investigating the Cleveland &C.
tivities Of Charles ". French. alleged
Chicago swind!er under arrest IN that
city. The seizure came after Elmer
Gerber. Cleveland stock broker and for
mer secretary 10 French confessed his
connection with the French operations
10 Sawken and led him to the safetS
Yault.
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Chicago, Aug. 24-Federai invSstlga-
tors delvinE Into the affairs Of Charles
W. French alleged head Of q group Of
sNindlers. operating on q national scale
today estimated that twelve million dol
lars might he involved in che bAnd's
activities. Its manipulationA II Is de-
clared were tho most audAcious ever
uncovered by federal agents and In
Guided alleged banking schemeA bond
manipu!ations and stock transactions in-
volving seventeen companies and three
banks.
Three alleged confessions were Ia the
(Conttnusd on Page TVStvS)
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1or.u,..s Called to Arms

Charleston. W. Va. AUX. - r'N'
rlent ran high AZ Logan cary ''',
morning. SHOP whistles were "''"" "'''
sirens sounded. calling the m'n 20
orms a sigma! said I" have been pro
yious,y agreed uDun in case OF ppSSihi"
J inva sion.
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Marietta and Washington, Pay Men On
II-Fated Dirigb|e Destroyed at Hull

o4licuenant y"
ZRT destroyed Hull
mother Mrs L. Coil his
andh ohersM Ma Iar'd their home here
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9sosivsd With Favor.

Washington. Aug. 2I--The new treaty
with Germany was laid before memhe-s
Of the senate foreign relations commit
tee today and was received by them,
with some expressions Of uncertainty
but with q general show OF approval.
Tho text OF tho treaty vas not made
public, pending word OF It's signature m
Berlin. bu, - hecame known thar tho
document rearhrms IN exact Language
tho princ!p pal features OF tho peace reso-
luton and gives fo-c- - various p"r-
tons Of tho unra;!f"d treaty Of Yer
sallles
A frst impression OF approval VAS
voiced by Republican and Democratic
committeeman alike and although fnal
discussions ~Hr~ res>rret there aP-
pears little prospect tonight that treaty
would lead 70 long or bitter night
when Il Is submitted formally for rati-
Ncat!on. Its submission Is expected
when thu senate reassembles a month
hence after the congressional reCsSs.
Among tho frst 10 express favorable
opinion from tho Democratic side was
Senator Hitchcock Of Nebraska. who. a.
senior Democrat member % the COM
r!ttee. led the night for ratification OF
the Versailles treaty.
RorNh and johnson
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Lieutenant Telford Burnham Null!
the ZR2 the dirgbe
resided Washington He
Jefferson college
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LIEUTENANT COMMANDER EMORY COIL, Of MARIETTA,
AMONG THE j. s. NAVAL OFFICERS WHO PER|SHEO

SUDDEN OF THE ARSHP WHILE PASSING OVER THE ENG
CITY OF HULL FOLLOWED BY BREAKING IN TWO AND EXPLOSIONS
WRECK FALLS INTO RIVER HBER-CRAFT PURCHASED BY THE
U.S. GOVERNMENT WAS TO HAVE CROSSED THE ATLANTIC TO AMERICA
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THE INTELL1G EN- GER

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
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BorAh ana johnson.

Among the Republican members ~
the committee the only enigma was
presented by the attitude ot Senator's
Bcrah OF Idaho. and Johnson. CaIifor-
MIA Tho latter Is absent from Wash
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-05-05
Reception at Greelyville.

Greelyville, May 2.-The eighth
and ninth grades Of the Greelyville
High school gave their annual recep-
ton to the graduation class and facul-
ty, Friday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. T. w. Boyles.
The home was beautifully decorated,
the class colors, white and green be-
ing used. AS the guests arrived, they
were met at the door, by two members
of the school, who pinned upon each,
the class colors; the games for the ev-
ening consisted of many old familiar
games, and afforded those present a
pleasant evening. At the close OF the
evening each person was requested TO
make a future wish for some member
of the class, many and promising were
the wishes made.
During the evening delightful re-
freshments were served by Mrs. Mid
dleton and Misses Emma Boyle and
Belle McElveen.
The class consists OF Misses Helen
Allen, Louise Hogan, jamie keels.
Messrs. De How Clarkson and Frank
Lesesne.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-05-05

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