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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-03
SELL GAS CHEAP
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Hope Natural Gas Co...... .ll39
Pittsburgh 4 W. Va. Gas Co.. .ll40
Average rate. .O99A
Tho difference in rates to the various
companies is exceedingly noticeable.
Owing to their holdings in the United
Fuel Gas Company. the Columbia Gas
and Electric Company and the Ohio
Fuel Supply Company were sold gas at
an exceptionally low rate. the most
nearly favored consumer being tho Hope
Natural Gas Company, while the high
cat paying consumer was the Ports
mouth Gas Company at 10 cents per
thousand cubic feet.
Why, Oh whyi
The hard thing TO understand is why
the United Fuel Gas Company should
be permitted. as public service cor
poraton. TO furnish gas TO different
gas companies at such discriminatory
rates, md. above all. 10 differentiate
between the industrial and domestic
consumers and the gas companies. II
costs no more TO furnish gas to these
Industrial and domestic consumers than
IL does 10 the gas companies: at least.
not in the proportionate difference IL
the rates charged. The United Fuel
Gas Company will have hard time
answering TO. the consumers satisfac-
ton why the domestic consumers should
pay a cents per thousand cubic feet
OF gas. the proposed rate, while at the
same time the same company continues
to furnish the Columbia Gas and Elec-
tri,. Company great volumes Of gas at z
cents yer thousand.
From, the amount OF dividends the
United Fuel Gas company has been pay
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HARDING PAYS GLOWING TRIBUTE
TOTHE EXPEDITONARY FORCE OF MARINES

at camp lie. Mr.. md Mrs. M2rd;nS slept
We'll IN the Src, ally constructed tent
wh.,h served AZ an uIer-GlSht
White HoUsr. and l%e good soldiers APP
reared promptly whcu the huG!"s' bic"
mess cali a. rlgGt O'clock this morning
They hrcah:aStcI On ham and eggs Al
cre officers mess. took a stroll down
the headquarters company street. then
walked 10 church services more ihan u
half mile away.
Living silhouette
Just before his departure FOR Wash
ing;on. Mr.. Harding spent half hour
watching the marine infantry form a
living silhouette % himself. Near the
point where the demonstration took place
was gravestcne marking the bnrlaJ
place Of an arm OF General "StoncwaU
Jackson. amrutated because OF wounds
shortly before his death in 1863. The
president inquired for more Information
and was told that the operation had
been performed by Confederate surgeons
In a farm house few hundred yards
AWay,
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,nr its stockholders, Il u veY
that the company IL not IN fhe -
ness for It's health. and that IL u
furnishing the Columbia 0as and Me-.
trio company from eight to ten bttllo1
cubic feet Of gas annually att cents
thousand and lose money on the Va
action. No, gas companies 90
operate In this manner. feL
United Fuel Gas company can anoIo
sell gas TO seven other gas compcnso1
at an average rate Of 3o.0s94 per tnos.
sand cubic feet. what stupSuoosS
profit this company would make on -
sold to industrial consumers at u c
Per thousand and gas sold to domouo
consumers at ~ cents per thousand!
West VirTtniA' Business Most 1zo1So
In the year 1918 the United Fuel G.
company sold to the seven companIs
previously designated 40,31e,3St,oNy
cubic feet Of gas, and to the consumers
In West Virginia l0.125.452.00o eubte
feet. Now. II this company 10 loStno
money on its gas business, as Il etAtee
what Is the reason and whore 70 u
loss? Surely the West Virginia con-
sumers are bearing their portion OF thc
load. and they should not be requifeo
by their own Public Service Commiseion
to meet the losses incurred by furnian.
Ing EaS 10 other gas comp1nleA 8euo
, ally for consumption outside OF the
state. at a vastly lower rate than they
themselves are required to pay. Il .
not fair; It is not just: II 10 not lsEst
but still It Ia being done. permitted Al
! abetted by the West Virginia Public
Service Commission-the peoples pro.
tector against just such extortion.
Is the Public Service CommiSSioA
: controlled by the gas interests? Or Just
plain ignorant? Or what? -
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: Wilderness Run. Virginia. Oct. c--On
a.zihe Virginia hills, where once the 'h'|"
and Confederate armies cIashed In the
bate Of the Wilderness. lresideh.
Harding today reviewed field force o'
marines and voiced his pride IN theh
ms An effective ia, tor in the DEFENSE y
q reunited nation.
InyIn,ry. artillery and many spcciSA
units were represented among the hNe
thousand men who marched IN io' "a
parade before the president al the e0"-
clusion OF his weekend visit mere "
witness the maneuSers or the ndr'he
east coast expetfitionary force AS 'he
rigid ranks OF brown went by ne turf
many tunes - the staff ouicers hp'"'
him 10 express hts respect and aothf
alton.
Prison for Devil Dogs"
A half hour earlier. at the conciuS,ot'
OF church services in natural aHpni-
theatre on the maneuvre grounds ME'
Harding had voiced even stronger PRAISE
for the devil dogs" Al the INVITATION
OF Br!gadter General Smedley bu''el'
commanding the eNpediuonarS iotee. nc
mounted military truck which nao
served AZ the chapl;.u's pulpit and
said:
before you for moment NANNY ina
we shall be better acquainted. because
AZ is our lot. to serve together ana. l
have only taken the pleasure 10 say no"
much I have been inspired this morn
ing BY meeting in worship and TO say
how every great our JOY Is IN oeing IN
camp with you
Affection for Marines
- shall not exaggcra;e word "hef'
tell YOU tina: from my boyhood to the
presen, hour. have always had very
profound regard for the United states
marines, and am leaving camp today
with ny regard strengthened and a gen
u!ne affection added. No commander IN
chief in the world could have a greater
pride In. or greater affection for an
arm OF national defense. than nave
come to have for you In this more inti-
mate contact.
My pleasure Is genuine that could
be one Of you In this personal camp on
historic American ground"
With Mrs. Harding. who also had
spent the nigh, under canvas at the
marine camp. the president left at noon
for Washington by automooic. Iney
were accompanied by Secretaries penoy
and Wallace. but Brtgadier General
Sawyer, the presidents physician. ana
.Ass!stant Secretary Roosevelt OF the
navy made the return 10 the capital oF
nirplane. Despite the inconvcniences
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TWO UNDER ARREST IN
CONNECTION WITH
MURDER OF WOMAN

Colonial Beach. Va. Oct "--FolIo"-
Ing funeral services IN" remains "'
Mrs. Roger Ea stake. VIII" vas murder
ed a, Colonial Peach. Friday. were snip
ped to-day to Mount Airy. Fa. t"'
burial Rev. Thomas Fearly. brother
in-!aw Of the s!ain woman. accompanied
tho body.
Roger Eastlakc. naval petty ott'cer'
and Miss Sarah F. Knox. who are con-
fined in Mon,rosc ia.l In connection
with the murder. both refused to MAKE
any statement to-day. According 10 mo
,ailers, EastIake had eaten noth'na
since his arrest. and appears depressed
but Miss Knox maintains cheerlal 0e'
meanor.
Relatives OF Eastlake residing IN
Philadelphia telegraphed the an'hori-
ties tonight that they would come 70
Colonial Beach to take charge OF the
two children.
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Would Keep Australia
White Mans Country

London. Oct. Am urgent appeal TO
Australians TO keep Australia white
country. and a strong warning that TN
less white immigration was encouraged
the country was likely 10 be swamped
BY Asiatlcs. whether the Australians
were willing or not. was issued by Lord
Sorthcliffe at sydney when he left there
Saturday for the Philippines.
Remarkiny that Australia had never
known war on her own soil. no told the
Australians that they might forever pre-
vent tina; experience If they acted wise
", Quickly and unseihshly in promoting
immigration in sufficient numbers TO
make themselves safe from invasion,
which they certainly were not now.
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SAILED PROPOSALS
TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals Will be received by
the Town Of Paden City. w. Va. until
T:so p. m. Monday, October 18th. 1921.
for the furnishing OF all materials tools
and labor required in the construction
Of a water works system In and for the
town Of Paden City. consisting OF well,
tank. pumping machinery. pump house
and distribution system.
Each proposal must be accompanied
by a certified check for ten per cent OF
tire amount Of the proposal. Plans and
specifications may be obtained prior TO
October 18th. 1921. at the office Of the
Mayor at Faden City, ". Va. Tho right
is reserved to reject any OF all bids
6. ]. FCRBEE Mayor.
EDWIN o. BUCK. Recorder
oc.l-l
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SPEAKER
WOLFE IN CITY
Prominent Ripley Republican owes
Views on Recent Disturbances.
Approves National Guard.

Former Speaker J. l.. Wolfe OF the
house Of delegates. Is Il visitor in the
city. Mr.. Wolfe resides at Ripley jack
son county. where he Is leading at
torney.
Speaking Of the recent disturbances IN
the southern coal nelds. Mr.. Wolfe sain
that he was opposed to the principle OF
private officers hired by coal companies
70 enforce the laws Of the state. He
stated that he believed the new National
Guard would so 4 Ions way toward
solving West virginia's problems OF i'm
ternal order. Mr. Wolfe TSs opposed 70
the create Of tho state police. solely
on the ground that tho force would not
be sufficient This fault. he pointed
out cannot 30 charged against the
National Guard now being organized.
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TO MEET AT FAIRMoNT

rarkersburg. w. Va. Oct. 1.-THE
next annual meeting Of the Business
and Professional Womcn's Clubs Uf
West Virginia will he held in Fairmont
in May, 1922. according TO action taken
here las; night at IL meeting Of tho
state directors. al which Miss Virginia
Foulk. state president. cf Huntington
presided. Miss Chrys;inc l. Coffcy, ma
tional vice president. OF Charleston. was
present and assisted with the work OF
the state committee and hoard Of d.rcc-
tors. IN addition to twenty-five Others
from different sections OF the state.
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WORLDS RECORD FOR
SEASONS BASE HITS

Louisville, Ky. Oct. Jay Kirke,
FRS. haseman Of the Louisville team,
1921 remnant winners In the American
Association. established new worlds
record for hits in one season here this
afternoon in n douhle-header with the
Milwaukee club when he brought his
total for the year to 2S2. Prior TO to-
day the record was held by l.. II. Miller.
Of the Oakland club Of the Pacific Coast
league with ESQ hits.
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COLUMBIA {. c. LOST
TO TORONTO eleven
Local Team Able to Do Nothing Against
Up-Rtvsr Tcam-seors
Was $40

Special Dispatch tn The 1ntell!gencer.
Toronto. Ohio. oct. THE Columbia
4. Z. football team OF Wheeling sun
cred a go here defeat this afternoon
at the lands Of the Toronto Tigers In
one Of the best games seen here this
season.
Saust. the star fullback OF the local
team. was tie big asset to tho team to-
day. getting three OF his teams four
touchdowns.
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killing Hindus Who =
Refuse to Embrace
the Faith Of islam

Calicut India. Oct. Tine sIt"l'i"h
In Melattar Is becoming very eer'"uH
The rebels are offering Hlnaue tne
alternative OF death or Islam II '"e
indians hesitate 10 choose they are Or
dered to dig their graves II tneF re-
fuse 10 embrace Islam they theh are
shot and dropped into their graves
Complete home rule has heen oe-
clared Crops belonging TO the h'hou'
have been conf!scated. The Alnous are
fleeing.
In the fighting at Nyalla last weeS.
when tribesmen under the lahaucat
leader -EoshaEer' a't'cAe"
the town and 500 of the tr!besmeh were
rined The British had 81 casualties.
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Waco. Texas Oct. 1.-The ffty-fourth
district grand jury here will investigate
the clash Saturday night at Lorena. II
miles south Of here, between ftty or
dered knights Of the Ku Klux Khan pa
raiders and a sherir's posse. In which
Sheriff Rob Buchanan OF McLennan
county and Louis Crow. local laundry
proprietor. were dangerously wounded
and eight other men severely injured.
This announcement was made here to-
day by District Judge r. I. Munroe OF
the flfty-tourth district court. following
nm Informal conference with County At
torney F.. r. Tierey. who Is conducting
an inquiry into the case.
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.FREE-FOR-ALL FIGHT
IN GREEK ORTHODOX
NY, CONGREGATION

S.v York, Oct. o.-Services In the
Greek Orthodox church at l5a Cedar
street this noon were broken up by
free-for-all fight among the congrega-
ton which resulted In the death OF
Nicholas Varzakakos. 40. a wealthy
Greek fg merchant and a trustee Of
the organization.
George Varzakakos. the dead mans
ls-year-old son, told the police that the
,exton OF the church held his fathers
hands while the priest. Rev. Kerrido
vafradakis. hit him over the head win
a ccndlestick. Members Of the ccngro-
CATION told the police that the priest
had been at odds with some Of the
trustees Of the church.
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lands TO
TALK|T OVER WITH
WORLD SERIES BUNCH

New York, Oct. 2.-JudGe Kenesaw
N. lands. high commissioner Of base
ball. announced tonigh, that he would
NEE, the Giant and Yankee players to-
morrow and have a last word with them
prior 70 the world series. which opens
While he did not indicate
what the subject Of his talk would be-
II Is generally believed that he will urge
them 70 50 conduct themselves that the
series Will stand as credit to them
selves and 70 tbs game.
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Tho Incident

Tu0 AuCAoVn~
Waco Texas, Oct /. - Five men
were wounded In a gun fight between
sherit's posse and participants in a
Ku Klux Khan parade at Lorena' IA
miles south OF here. tonight.
Sheriff Bob Buchanan. OF Mclean
nan county, and Lewis Crow. assistant
football coach at Baylor university
here, were wounded in the shooting II
vas reported.
The fight tcok place at the intersec.
ton Of the main business streets VIZ
several thousand people hao s1H tn,If,
bob buchanan. Of MCLennah c"un -!
leader Of the posse. stepped in troht ~
the approaching column and attemp!en
TO wrest tho American flag from thc
leading white clad figure.
In the free-for-ail fighting which en-
sued. Sheriff buchanan was snot W.
once in the neck and once III the pou|
md Lewis crow. a mcmb'r Of me posSr
was severely cut. NJ. Burton. Carl NeS'
and win Lawson were also woundn"
although the extent Of their injuries
has not hc"n asrc:'ained.
Sheriff buchanan. while waiting III II
local hospital IN have MS Wo'hoS
dressed. aald 70 n newspaper man:
Just tell them that the white canf
shot me.
IT begged and pleaded with them &c
halt the parade" he said. but the!
wO.,d rot hear me-"
Pressed for details az to the en' onn'
ter. the sheriff appeared too weak iron
excitement and loss Of blood 10 CON
tnue and was only able n give vague
replies 10 further questions.
-Four more wour,:ed men were fnune
later and others are thought to nave
suffered Injuries due to the crowds
which thronged the streets, II was I'M
possible TO discover all the injured TO-
night
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LAWYERS NOT GUILTY

Washington. Oct. "A Jury" OF
twelve prominent lawyers. after review
ing tho testimony taken In tho cases
growing out ~ the escape Of Grover G.
Dergdoll. draft evadcr. has found both
his attorneys. +. G. Bailey and Samuel
r. Anscll. innocent Of any participation
IN the escape. the latter announced to-
night. Copies OF the judicial review are
being sent 10 members Of congress
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CAUSED BY EXPLOSIVES.

Washington. Oct 2.--Del!herate plac-
Ing Of explosives on the rails Of the
Atlanta, birmingham 4 Atlantic rail-
road at Cascade Crossing Ga. caused
tho wreck September 7. in which one
trainman vas killed and three injured,
according to engineers assigned by tho
Interstate Commerce commission to In
vcstigatc N" affair. Labor troubles had
existed on the line for many months.
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BIBLE FOR CONFERENCE

New York, Oct. a.-ThA New York
Fihlc Society today announced the gift
nf Pih,e % the conference on the
Limitation wh!-h. = says President
FHrainc has agreed - accent The
Rthc. hound IN morocco. IS dedicated
70 ~" r,omotion Of coed NIL among the
nations.
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Judge Grosscup Dies
al Sea; Brother Of
Fred Paul (jrOSSCup

Liverpool. Oct. 1.-THE steam
er Caronia arrived here today
with the body Of Judge Peter S.
Grosscup. formerly Of Chicago.
who died two days out from New
York. Death was due TO heart
disease. according to the an
nouncemeut. The body will be
sent back TO New York.
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Your scribe visited J. E. Buffers mel
on patch Sunday evening. OF course
J. E was with US and what We did for
the watermelons was a-plenty. nearly
forgot to say that Brother Erwin eats
melon Just like he preaches-for the
good there is In !t-Nevada County Pic
ayunA
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TWO TOTS cREMArED

Pittsburgh, Oct. 1.-TWO small chill
dren. aged one and two years old. OF
Wayne Wall OF Forward township. were
burned to death today when their home
was burned TO the ground, Wall and
his wife discovered the fire while re-
turning home after a brief absence. Two
older children were rescued.
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9tata Offerr Ala,

Waco. Texas. Oct I'm telephone
conversation with County Attorney r
B. TERRY here today Governor Fat 81
Neff offered state aid In an investiga
ton Of the encounter last night MI
TERRY announced here tonight The
proffer was declined. he said. addinG
that he thought local authorities could
handle the situation.
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Former King william II.

Stuttgart. Germany. Oct. 2.-Former
King William H. OF Wurttem5urg Is
dead.
William H.. rcign!ng King Of the mon
archy Of Wurttemhurg. abd!catcd In
November. 1915. He had re!Gned since
1891
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ron SALH-HA1NS.

a22 ACRE farm In Harrison county. Q,
Good six room house. horse harm 36X4n,
three good sheep barns 20X4o. scale
house and wagon shed. 5-ton scales.
granery. corn crib ard all other neces-
sary outbuildings: lots OF good loamy
tillage; 100000 feet OF good timber; =
miles from two good railroad towns:
miles from county seat. Must be sold 70
settle an estate. c. E. Palmer, Jewett
ohio oc.3-i
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David Bisphnm.

New York. oct. c.--Darid Scull BIS
pham. baritone and Gpe Of the best
known American lyric artists. d!"d Of in
testlnal trouble today after an illness or
six weeks. He was "a years old. y wife
and two daughters survive him.
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Hardirgs Reach Warrington

Washington. Oct. . President ana
Mrs. Harding reached Washington
shortly after three o'clock this after
noon from Wilderness Run. Va. where
they spent last night at the field head
quarters Of the marine east coast eS-
peditionary force. Major General john
Lejuene, commandant Of the marine
corps, accompanied them on the eighty
miles automobile ride to the capital.
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WANrD-NAGA.
ASPIRING EXECUTIVE
MATERIAL

ASPIRING EXECUTIVE
MATERIAL
want to meet 4 numoer OF
young and middle-ased men
who believe they possess amoi.
ticn. red blood. and ability. and
who are each ambitious enough
to really want 10 line mp for
one OF the many lucrative exc
cut;re positions which the re-
adjnustmen, period is opening
up. Each applicant must be
willing 10 devote a portion OF
hA spare time 10 a specially
prescribed executive training
which Is under the supervision
Of the best practical American
business experts. For appoint
ment phone Louis S. Eosoursh.
Hotel Windsor. oc'3-S
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Roy Gardner, California's mail ban'
dit. escaped from McNelll's island red:
eral prison recently. This Is the third
escape OF Gardner. In April, 1920. In
San Diego, Gardner held up and
robbed United States mail truck of
$4,000 and was serving % years when
he. with a number Of other prisoners,
made cash for liberty during base
ball game ut the federal prison. Two
Of the prisoners who tried To escape
with him were shot while Gardnct
escaped.
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1oR PENTHOUSE.

FOR RENT-e-room house: 800 barrel
filtered cistern. garage. garden. peach
orchard, etc: mile and three-ouarters
out Rock Hill pike from Bella!re. Ohio.
Inquire Chester l.. Wise. telephone
4nl-W Bellaire. or address Room sol.
Washington Trust Bldg Washington
70 oc.' g
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1,os-, srnAxED on sroLEN.

eTRAYED OR STOLES-From pasture
near West Alexander. Pa. Wednesday,.
September 2s young. liSht-spottcd
Jersey COW. In full milk. Information
as To her whereabouts will be suitably
rewarded Jacob Ruble. r. D. M. 3.
M.es, Alexander. Ia. oc.3-i
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ron aEHr-TuzH1sHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Furnishe bedroom and
sitting room connecting. Call 1851
oc.3-i
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FOR SALE-Ncw modern four room
house or Fast Nineteenth street: cleo
tr.c lights. bath ard porches: small cash
PAYMENTS. haiaace ike rent. J. w. Reltz.
Nre,rcn,h ard Eor SITS. sep.S0-l
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Judge Grosscup was q brother OF Fred
Paul GroSsrup Of Charleston. former
speaker Of the West Virginia house OF
delnRateS
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wANrHD-APAErNENrs.
HoUU FoE RALH

Nicely furnished apartment
or house. Rox AS. Wheeling. sep.2S-l
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wANrnD-ruRNIsHED RooMs.

WANTED--3 furnished rooms with
modern convent fences. Wheeling or
vicinity. Call Martins Ferry eSl-M. ocl-i
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Won't File Complaints
Against Sheriff Who
Batt|pd With The K. XIX,

Waco. Texas. oct. 2.--county Att'3-
nev +. r. TERRY here. lat" today. re-
fused tho demand IT committee OF "h'
hundred prominent Lorcna citizens In'
he Ale complaints against Shc7Ii Ito"
buchanan and Deputy Sheriff burton
In connection with last night" !Rht ii.
I.orcna. between paTadiER knlshtS "'
tho Ku KluI Khan and n sheriff posse
In which ;rn men were wounded three
persons fatally.
The county attorney declared that the
grand furry here would he called tn IN
,estisate the incident. and that penang
its action he would take no steps IN tHe
matter beyond an investigation py ms
department for evidence for SUBMISSION
20 the grand jury.