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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06
lOOSE-FITTiNG WINDOWS
RUN UP THE COAL BILLS

Stopping up cracks around doors
and windows is an important fac
tor in cutting down the coal bill
and keeping the rooms comfortable.
according to Farmers Bulletin 1894,
Operatini a Home Heating Plant,
Just published by the United States
Department of Agriculture. More
fuel invariably is consumed in a
house with loosely fitted windows
than in one where the cracks are
protected In the windward rooms
of some houses on particularly cold.
windy days, the leakage about win
dow and door framing will be so
great that the rooms can not be
heated to a comfortable temperature
even by forcing the furnace to its
limit
Tight-ftting windows says the bull.
letin, are essential II leakage losses
are to be kept down. Ordinary felt
weather stripping helps to reduce
their loss. Metal weather stripping
is still better and aids materially
in saving fuel Tests have demon.
strated that it is possible, by the
use OF metal weather stripping, to
reduce. by S6 per cent. the leakage
through a one thirty-second inch
crack when the wind is blowing Is
miles an hour and by SO per cent
with a 30-mle wind
The condition OF the windows in
a building, whether tight. loose. or
Just loose enough to rattle. plays a
very important part not only in the
comfort derived from heating
plant but more noticeably in the an
nual cost EFF operation. Suitable
metal Wei ~ stripping frequently
reduces by - to 20 per cent the
radiation required
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06
HANCOCK ELECTS,

Tho annual municipal election AZ
Hancock passed off very quietly
Monday with but forty citizens cast
ing votes The old board returned
was as follows Burgess. Edmund r
Cohill; assistant burgess. Austin c
Peck: codnciImen, James X. Noei
H. n. Rosen and Harry r. Exlino
Three votes were cast for Frank
K. Board for assistant burgess aut
one vote for r. {. Dawson, coun
Gilman. This was about the extorf
OF the rumored opposition to the
regular ticket.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06
ATTORNEYS MEET.

Charleston, April "a special
committee of the American Bar AS
ISOLATION held a meeting in Charles
ton Monday for the purpose of con
sidering matters relating to an in
crease in membership of the Associa-
ton In West Virginia. In attendance
at the meeting here the first OF the
week were former circuit Judge NJ.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06

II. Willis, of New Martinsville. J. W
Vandervort, one of the leading law
yers, of Parkersburg, Douglas
Brown. of Huntington. member oil
the firm OF Campbell, Brown and
Fitzpatrick, u. Randolph Bias. Of
Mngo. j. O. Henson, OF Martins.
burg, was to have been here but
was unable to attend the meeting.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06

Brenahan and Clymer, of the To-
ledo team, couldn't get together on
the training ladder that leads to sue
cess in baseball, so Owner Roger let
Manager Bill Clymer.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06
STANDARDIzED PRODUCTS
BRING BETTER PRICE

Without uniform standards for
farm produce there is no recogniz.
ed basis for the business of buying
and selling. says the Bureau Of
Markets, United States Department
Of Agriculture. Standardization Of
products gives seller and purchaser
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06

Even the British people have been
poking fun at the Carpentier-Demp-
sey battle. Maybe it will be funny.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06

II it weren't for ifs, every big lea.
CUE team would clinch the flag.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06

The White Sox regulars used Ia
venport against the Fort Worth
team and the latter sat on him, to
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06

President Harding has an invita-
ton to-nobody knows where. It's
for the 1921 world series games.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06

No matter how nice spring, the
wrestler Is always looking forward
to next fall.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06

Every day it's shorter to opening
day. But the days keep getting
longer.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06

We're getting closer all the time.
: First it was the world in which the
big fight is to be held. Now it's the
L. S.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06

Cambridge boat crew beat Oxford
by finishing in high. An oxford al
ways was low.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06

The big spalsh in the sporting
world comes when the swimming
season opens.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06

Speaking of is Think of J. Sui
livan, j. Cobett. ]. Jeffrie's, j. John
son, J. Willard and j Dempsey. But
none Of them have been jays.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06
Every Knock
Is 4 Boost
BY SIedae Hammer.

Cambridge boat crew beat Oxford
by finishing in high. An oxford al
ways was low.
We're getting closer all the time.
First it was the world in which the
big fight is to be held. Now it's the
L. S.
No matter how nice a spring, the
wrestler Is always looking forward
to next fall.
The White Sox regulars used IA
venport against the Fort Worth
team and the latter sat on him. 4 to
].
Even the British people have been
poking fun at the Carpentter-Demp-
sey battle. Maybe it will be funny.
Brenahan and Clymer, of the To-
ledo team, couldn't get together on
the training ladder that leads to sue
cess in baseball, so Owner Roger let
Manager Bill Clymer.
II it weren't for ifs, every big lea
que team would clinch the flag.
President Harding has an invita-
ton to-nobody knows where It's
for the 1921 world series games.
Every day it's shorter to opening
day. But the days keep getting
longer.
The big spalsh in the sporting
world comes when the swimming
season opens.
Speaking of is. Think of j. Sui
livan, j. Cobett. ]. Jeffrie.s, j. John
son, J. Willard and J. Dempsey. But
none OF them have been jays.
A fan in the centerfield bleachers
will admit that he can see balls and
strikes better than an umpire be-
hind the plate
Meanwhile always carries a eou-
pie OF Rabbit" feet with him.
Ever team has got to rank some
where. Some. however. Will be
ranker than others.
New companies, net limited; Ma
ranville and company. Babe Ruth
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06

A fan in the centerfeld bleachers
will admit that he can see balls and
strikes better than an umpire be-
hind the plate.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06

Meanwhile always carries a eou-
pie OF Rabbit" feet with him.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-06

Ever team has got to rank some
where. Some, however. Will be
ranker than others.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-18
CARUSO IS SHOWING
 MUCH IMPROVEMENT
Asks to Be Told True Condition,
 Then Laughs

New York. Feb. 1S.-Reassurlns re- norris were brought from the sick bed of Enrico Caruso early today after no had passed a fairly restful night.
 His fever was somewhat reduced. his respiration decidedly better and he was able to take some liquid nour- ishmcnt several times during the night. This served to brighten him and induced intermittent periods or slumber.
 The last official announcement rom physicians in attendance issued short ly before midnight was to tho enect that the tenor had passed a comfort able day" Unofficial announcements and those that came from friends who visited the apartment were more op- timistic than the cautious buiiethS made public by the medical men.
 II was admitted, however that ne still was gravely i'll and not yet out ot inc crisis. He is favored physlcians said. by his indomitable spirit which has brought him safely through the heart attack and the relapses that have followed.
 pr. Francis J. Murray. who has been at Caruso's bedside since last
New Britain herald., 1921-02-18
newspapermen this

midnight. told newspapermen this morning that the singer was holding the improvement he made yesterday.
 In a rather lengthy chat with Mrs. Caruso shortly before noon. the tenor asked her to relate many circum- stances of the last two days on which his memory appeared somewhat hazy- He wanted her to tell him frankly what the physicians thought of his condition. and he smiled as she as- sured him they were no longer alarm ed.
 Roemyn Benjamin, Mrs. Caruso's brother. told newspapermen "that it is quite evident that MT. Caruso is won derfully improved"
 Rumors that a throat specialist had been consulting with the other phy- sicians, for fear that the singers
New Britain herald., 1921-02-18
HOWAT IS BUSY MAN

Is ArraiGned on Charge of Calling
 Strike, Then Hustles Of to Be Wit
 ness in Case.
 Pittsburg. Kans., Feb. 1s.-Alex- ander M. Howat, president of the Kansas mine workers union. and August Dorchy, union vice-president. returned here early today from Col umbus Cherokee county. where they were arraigned late last night on charge of violating the criminal pro-. visions of the state industrial court law by calling a strike in. the Craw- 1ord county mines of the Mackie Fuel Co.
 HoWat was under summons today to appear before the industrial court and testify to the age of Karl Mish mash, young miner whom the union leaders assert has awages amounting 10 S22o due from the company. It was to obtain this money that the strike was called.
 The union leaders pleaded not guilty and was released on $4,000 bond each pending a hearing. March l. In the court the men would be tried by q Jury. Conviction would carry a fine of not more than s5.Oo0, a prison sentence of two years. or both.
 Pure Lard, 15c 1b. Russell Bros advt
New Britain herald., 1921-02-18
HOLDS RECORD FOR
 BEING OLDEST OLD
In Addition to Being Oldest Grad uatc of U. Of N. C., pr. Hawkins
 Is Oldest Bank Director.


 Raleigh, N. C., Feb. 1S.-Dr. A. B. Hawkins. of this city, who celebrated his S6th birthday on January 25, be- sides having been for years the old est living graduate of the University of North Carolina, the first state university to be established in Amer ica, is also probably the oldest active bank director in the United States.
 Dr. Hawkins. who is one of the wealthiest men here, has been a men- Der of the board of directors of one of the largest banks of Raleigh for more than thirty years, during which time he has missed( but few of it's meetings, always taking an active in terest in the direction of the poli- cies of the institution. He is now in splendid physical condition, re- taining all of his faculties. In ad- dition to his bank duties, Dr. flaw kins personally looks after his large real estate and other holdings in this state and in Florida.
 Born in Franklin county on Jan uary 25, 1925. pr. Hawkins graduated from the University of North Caro- lima, in 1S45, the same year that James K. Polk, an alumnus of this institution, was inaugurated Presi- dent of the United States. He com pleted his studies at the Jefferson Medical college, Philadelphia, Pa, receiving his NJ. D. degree in 1s47, thus making him one of the oldest alumni of this college. He prac- ticed medicine in North Carolina for a number of years after finishing college and then moved to Florida, but returned to this state about 40 years ago and has since made his home in Raleigh.
 Dr. Hawkins wife, who died sev- eral years ago, was the daughter of General William Bailey. a veteran of the war of 1912 and the. Indian wars in Florida.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-18
KIDNAPPED IN IRELAND.

London. Feb. 1s.-Mrs. J. w. Lind say of Coachford, County Cork. Ire land. was kidnapped on Wednesday night by three armed men and no trace of her has as yet been found, 1t is re- ported in advices from Ireland. She is the widow of a local landowner and justice of the peace.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-18

voice had been affected. were em- phatically denied today by MT. Ben jamin.
 There is absolutely nothing wrong with his throat" he said.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-18

Pure Lard. 15c lb. Russell Bros advt.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-18

Pure Lard, 15c lb. Russell Bros. - advt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-29
WOULD FUND
FOREIGN DEBT
IN FIVE YEARS
ADMINISTRATION BILL
FANORABLY REPORTED
Secretary Mellon Reports
Government Committed to
Interest Postponemcnt

Washington. July cs. The adm!n's.
tra;iou h'ii - give the treasury dcpar'-
nen' h,ark"t authority 70 fund ne ton
hlNor dollars OF allied deht and inter
est WAS reported favorahly to-day hy
tho senate rlHanrc comm 'ttce
tn" votn was 10 5. Senator Williams.
Democrat. Mississippi. voting With the
Republicans and Senator laI"ll"tte.
Republican, Wisconsin, vcl'nE with the
Democrats R"Duhli"an leaders said
consideration Of tn" hill probably would
90 over until after tn" --c"Ss ~ con-
Ercss
Tho administration d~n:t o. the hi'.
VAS approved ~l'h only one amen =
mcnt. that offered by Chairman PEN
rose requiring funding n p" c' mpl"trd
within five years. There vas no roc
ordcd opposition 10 thc amendment. bu'
further efforts 10 revise the hi!l w're
defeated.
In contrast 70 the action ~ tho COM
m!ttcr negotiations were reported pro-
cr"dincs between Republican and Demo
cratic committee mmbcrs toward an
aErecm~nt under which IN" authority
granted n" secretary OF the treasury
would be restricted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-29
j, S, FAVORS NOV. Il
AS OPENING DATE
FOR DISARMAMENT 7

Washington, July "S Informa ncro-
;id,innS over the date for tho disarmA-
rl,rt conference were begun hos tH-Gay
with the American government >GGE"s'-
Ing selection Of a time not Ia "r than
Arristi"e Day. November II.
petinita rcrlics are yet to be received.
hut unofficial information h"ro s""ms
IN Indicate that SON" Of he other
powers will prefer a later date.
The question ~ meeting time. now
the next immediate concern in N" con-
ference prcliminarics. war discussed bv
Secretary Hughes during the day with
tho British and JaplnNse amNa ssId"rs
and tho Italian charge here. Chirt and
France arc to he consulted in the near
future.
The British ambassador SIR Auckland
GcddeS Is understood 10 have suggested
that date later than November II he
selected unless preliminary confercrce ce
IS 20 .he held Al which the dominion pre-
,nirrs can be present Such prel'ni-
nary meeting would re possible IN the
,iow Of tho British government. lat"
this summer when tho rrenriers. now .
London. arc on their way home for the
conveninr Of their Harlia mcn;9
No formal comment was Available
from American nfrl":als regarding surh
q proposal Japan "a said I" ic"t Al I
disadvantage because ot tSe time 'ha'
would hn required FOR her delegates I"
roach Washington. but officials h"re
hel,ye she will consent to the Nov"m
her date II the other powers fihd II
agreeable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-29
Get Sid Hatfield for "Shooting Up" Town
CHIEF or
MATEWAN ARRESTED
BY DISTANT RELATIVE
Offers No Resistance When
Taken Into Custody By
Mcdowell Officers

W'!''ar' sou. ". W Iu.r @S.- So
Ea'u-'d "r.'~.r .N:"r - polio" ~
Nst"WaH S,?0 .naSpgruous figure
~ ~ 'udu>.-,a' rnuNict N tNe
M'ngc ccal Nclh. MS arrested latc
today at h,S homo. charged with
participating In tho shooting NJ"
~ Mohawk \ mining village ~
NcncwA!r county. about ore rra-
aS". Hatfield was hronSh, h"-"
art 'he a-r"stlnS officer said -
would b. ;ak"n - ~c'ch tho
county s>,t Of McDowe!l county.
tonight.
Tho arrest was rIaG~ by Sheriff
". ! Ha,Held. distant relative ~
I've prisoner. and Harry CMahN.
rh'"f % police AZ W~lrh
Th. officers said mat Eatn"H
offered no resis'anr" ard 'N"r" wa
20 demonstration ~ ,hs part 0f
h,s friends IN Ma;ewan
Hatiir,d vas ono OF me q men.
indicted IN connection with -"
Ma'rwan battle or NAY -. 1920. and
was acquitted of tho charge against
him hero lNSt March.
Major Thomas pavis had no, hNen
informed Mt o'clock tonight
Vrc.N~- sd HntNnld arrested today
OF charge o, '<nontinE NJ" :h~
'"wn Of HohaNS m" year aro. rad
hF"n released on hail.
Hstne,I was rak~a to Mcnow"N
county jan n; W~l"h LAT" wis
rh.s evening. Main- Davis said. a"d
tho major expressed thr opinion Wa
he had not reached there earlier
than O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-29

Ch,~a go. July 2s.-Ths defense In the
baseball trial rested IT'S cas-" tonight
The action was taken after I'VE thica e
70 White So1 players forced By the law
10 abandon their team in 'hc east. and
journey nine hundred miles to testify.
had made statements from n" witness
stand which tended to diSprnve some or
the most important points IN the state
evidence against their former team
ma tes. charged with Con*;irins 10 throw
the 1919 worlds series - i'inCInnat
Eddie Collins. Ray SchaIk Dick Kerr
Roy Wilkinson and Manager William
Gleason Of the White SoX. testified Al
night session Of court that the s"rrn
former players on trial were at Redland
Field, Cincinnati. practiCtnE from 10 ="
- NJ RE day before the hrst 1918
world series game. Rill Burns had 'es'i-
fed that II was on this day and at th"s"
hours that he completed the alleged Geal
with the defendants. whereby they were
to throw games in order desired for
800. 900 receiving 3coo0o after each
"a rs thrown.
Hebuttal Testimony
Tomorrow the state Will begin It's re
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-29

Washington ru'v - Lord North
cur.. ,N~ Rr'tIN'' publisher row IN ~"
r'aItrd states. In statement 's~u-d
br-e tonight said tra' to- ~"hS''' -
which n- Is 30, awara'' Invitations eH-
tended hi;r 10 sop - IA. RrIu>N "'r'-
h,ss- and % attend > d',u~r 'f"r" 20
n,.n. hal h-,cn withdrawn.
.Hno~!rs no methods IN '-d'4 n
I,o-4 ''urz"a. n" BRITISH f'r"'Sn >"'re-
,a-y" 'rn statement declared. "I-'rd
\or:h"ljTe !. prNt'y "e-'ain 'hst Lord
C.urzor has adopted those methods her"'
Thu British rus'fsher'S s'at-ner' cnn
vaynd tho impression tha. ~" whole
ra't"- involved IN the r":"'rtHH cancel
,ati2n nf invitations ~a~ a. "U'Ero~'h
ot t+a recent controversy between t-'rt
So-,hru~- and Lord CurLon. with 70
srert m -ex< tights n ~" Rr!'!Sh To-
p:gr ofHr" So~n af'er president tard-
Ing made h's nve-tu--s fo- a d'>ar~'a
--nr, conference ihe Lontnn Tunes. the
rHad,-S oa7s- published r, N"r'Nclc"
o1possd 40 suEre<-i0- -ha, I.c-d Cur
zou - appointed onr ~ 49, Rr'Hrh d-i-
r-ates 80 y+opOsnG ""-'sr"n~~ RHd
nr.ackrd hc,h th- ,0r"'En S.--"'arv 40
premier Lloyd George.
This attack rar fo'ioErd nv S1,T"n-
sion or privileged r'Eh's srioreH -"
yc4-s ~ the London Tines Eor'NcN3-
ra7sr n -. ohta'-'rr n new f-or ih-
Rr,,,.h foreign o<@C, These d.v~!o7.-
r~,,. ha~~ st!---A T-rAnd 'nr s~v~ra!
weeks
r~rd Eo--Arlt~. ,<sr>4 - s'a'-n"1'
.--,rh, a''~r questions hat e~er asked
/ 10, concerning current -'~ror. RAT n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-29
N|TCHELL, ALLEGED SLAYER Of
CUNM|NS, TRACED To BR|L[|ANT 7
Now Believed to Be in Hiding
In the Vicinity Of Wheeling
Either on the Ohio Side or
in West Virginia.

Special Dls7a:rh 20 The Tnteliscn"e-.
Stcut,~1vI!ln Ohio. July .H.-Folice
This afternoon traced Howard Mitchell.
alias Harry Carmtn. ,S"i -. We'SNille
IA rher. alleged SLAYER of Harry Cum
nina. loral auto dcal"-. 20 Brilliant.
Ohio, seven miles south Of this city.
According to rcItah!c Iartes there.
Mitchell appeared Tuesday afternoon
tho day Cumm'nS murdered body WAS
found and applied al several places Tor
work ard a,so talked rf opening NJ A
barber shop 'N"-". II" had his haNdhaS E
containing hie har5or tools With him.
From E-i.tian, II" ~ trar'~l in salt
Run. about ihrrn miles south. and
whether hc rcntirurd south through the
county towards Tnrkville "r Bci2.rN or
crossed tho river INTO West Virginia
has nor as W. hcr0 determined but
both sides Of the river are being coneed
for him now.
Tn. au;horiu~s investigated very
~arctu!lv several clues witch sremeh
- ei~~ promise of tNinG new motive
fnr tho murder but nothing new was
G"y"IoT~i frnIn these leads. and j0l're
r,ainr,'n their original theory that
money ~ Mad ~ MS possession. prob
abl,- nsri~irS that Tho au'" dealer would
hay" lars" amount from his Saturday
business.
Cumming diarno-i ~ r'NE, which II
was though, had h~o7 '.,I'-N hT ~" 7"h-
her. Wa found today among tho muir
dered nons effects
Coroner n. Kirk today disclosed
tho rac, that a ruhh~r heel from one
~ rSl-n-rinS' ahCcs ~aS Ticknd up N
'h- roadway near n" SPOT wh"re tho
hocv wa found. strrnEthert1S tho
theory that the young man uas n,ur-
d.red while in the car. and that the he-i
u..e to-n m while ne Vas b~lnE
dragged - ne crs~k bod where MS NE
lass hndy vas laid.
Towns IN Brooke county and sna u
,r.r'rr 'ouns IN P"nHsvlva nj. on The
W.ha.i IN wrrn he'rG secured today fer
--1,. 81 III" murderer. TIL" police. m
addition {" scattering MitrhHlrs ph"t"
hro1d-aSt 'hrouGhnut ne country. have
vu3r'i~4 ..vera' Nunhred anna fNuT de-
r~r:lvr. uirr pictures working on the
theory that the SLAYER = still IN thts
Sor'fi0n oF the valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-29
BRITISH EMBASSY DINNER INVITATION
FOR LORD NORTHCL|FFE WITHDRAWN; QUARREL
WITH LORD CURzON THE ALLEGED CAUSE

v,.,,,on> extended h.T1 Ay 'hs embassy
bad been Withdrawn IN ins'ruc''ons
from London Tho only roNmen: "h-
,ainahle from ia" embassy with respect
- thr reports vere that they were in
accurate"
T. WAS established. h~voT"r. that Lord
Northrlire was stopping - a local hotel
and rad gone ;h'r" on his arv;"a! m
uashins;ur. oa-ly N IN" Ga~ from N"w
york. Tho 7uh'i-h"r visited N" "'i'"
House during the afternoon and spent
an aour and twenty minutes with f-"S-
,d-nt TIard;rE. discussing. as the visitor
said. "ncwspaDers.
causs OF the Incident
Tn British embassy vas ~ SOM
darkness tonight. and inquiries from
newspaper rr;"r'~rS as 70 ~" T".''S ""H-
rertsd with tn" ra1"e'ia;Ior e Lord
%orthrMrr.'s vt>" "iHci'ed no response
bcvcnd - m-rc statement 'ha' thcrn
was nothing 70 hA sa!i - hchait ~ ~"
e-->ha-sr or n. MIA haSs-id"-.
Th. ir c!A..rt which caused -. WI.
,rr. hot1rcn 80 Frt,tsN f0-e'En of',c"
a~1 ~. Ho-,h-Urf, rr-&e arc" rh-"ugh
rhs rvhl'catlnn il tHe London TIr'">.
rgrv =? ~ ar article in is ~1'tn-,a'
~~.urrrr discussing 'h- posSih'e E-'t'"N
-.nr~s.-.a,tor - ne Washington d!e-
ross r7h', ,ttsna.~heS =, ~, aarr sum.
r,a-,-.d ,he etto-ta' a. follows
~ declares tha, re,rNs- -, premier
nor ne foreign -'-'e-r IS rttet ~
r. 2r,,tlo-. Rte '.r rr>-a -.-' srH -
rav- ~2--.- - .aEa 9'-.~t pa, II
,hcsn r.Sr..s'.anA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-29
Spends Night In jail

Wc.Ch, ". Va. July IS Sid Fatn"h
will spend At lcaS, one night in the Nc
powr!l county pail here AZ result "t
his arrest on Cha-c" OF shooting ur
80 town or Mohawk one year ago. when
Sheriff william J. Ha'held tonight an
rounccd that no action regarding admit
ting Hatfield 10 bail would Re taken h~
fore tomorrow morning.
He vii! stay In jail tonight" ShcriN
Hath.ld said and II no Is 10 h" ad-
n,Ittcd 20 bail that will ne MP 20 the
Judge TIL" judge is out NJ me CITY and
is not expected 70 return before tomor-
row morning"
According tn Shcr'G liatfrld. TN" Of
hc!alS OF Mcdowell WHY are not Crn-
csrn-d over the arii," II WclCh Of
several mon reported 20 e friends "t
Sid Hatfield
There isn't Gn!nc - b. an. trouble"
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