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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-10-05

Miss Grace Nimmcr spent several
days last week in Sumter with
friends.
DR.. R. f. and j. A. Zeigler of Flor
cnce, spent the weekend with their
sister, Mrs. T. E. Plowden.
Mr.. S. L. McTcer of Columbia.
spent Sunday and Monday visiting
friends here
Rev. j. A. Easley has returned from
Kingstree, where he has been conduct
ing meeting.
Miss Leonora Johnson will leave
Thursday for Spartanburg, where she
will visit her sister, Mrs II. B. Ewart,
Miss Isabella Thomas left Tuesday
for New York, where she will study
music.
Mr., Thomas Nimmcr spent several
days last week in Columbia on busi-
ness.
Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Anslcy and
children Of Summerton, spent Tuesday
in Manning
Mr.. W. r. Gray, the County Agent,
is at Clemson College this week at
tending tho Annual Meeting of the |
County Agents of South Carolina.
Married asst Thursday, September
Z9th, by Judge Windham, Miss Doro-
thy Cokcr and Mr.. Herbert Robertson, |
both Of Turbcville.
Mrs. L. S. Enrich, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Leon
weinberg for some time, left Tuesday
FOR her home in New York.
RummaGc Sale at the r. r. Jenkin-
son old stand beginning Thursday
October 18th and lasting through
Saturday, October 18th, for the bene-
fit of the Woman's Auxiliary.
The Queen Band and Bible Study |
Glass of the Presbyterian church will |
meet with Mrs. c.. r. Harvin at the |
nome of Mrs. Stewart Harvin Thurs
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock; the les
son Will be taken from 1st Kings.
y. =. Wallace, of Sumter county,
Who IS charged with rape upon his
little step daughter, and who has been
IN the Sumter Jail for the past month,
was brought to Manning Monday even
ing in the hope of getting bail. L..
jennings, Esq, represented Wallace
and John II. Clifton, Esq, for the
State. After spirited arguments on
both sides, the State asked for more
time in which to secure important afi.
davits. Judge Mauldn granted the
time, then the defense Withdrew their
motion for bail. The case will now be
heard before some other judge.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-10-05

,r Mr.; e. P. Pitts Of Sumter, spent
Tuesday in Manning.
Mrs. Morris Ness is visiting her
parents in Bishopvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ness spent
the weekend in Bishopvile.
Mr.. Dode Phillips of Chester, spent
the weekend here.
Don't forget the football game Fri
day afternoon at o'clock between
Manning Ball Park.
Messrs. Harry Riff and Harry Stein
hardt spent Sunday and Monday in
Sumter.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hrschmann and
Pearl Hirschmann spent Sunday and
Monday in Sumter.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-10-05

Mr. Leon Burgess of Sumter, spent
the weekend here.
Mrs. F. d. Boswell is visiting in
Foreston for short time.
Mr.. Wade Weatherford returned
from Greenvillc Sunday night.
Mr.. Julian Brailsford of Pincwood
spent the weekend in Sumter.
Don't forget the football game Fri
day afternoon at o'clock between
Manning and Summcrton at the Man
ming Ball Park.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-10-05
NOTICE

Books for collection of taxes for
l921 will be opened on the 18th inst.
Please send me cashiers check.
l.. l.. WELLS,
County Treasurer.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-10-05
A New Enterprise i'm Manning !
.EHSEElI

We have for the
nave operation by October l5 updte
and velvet beans in the pod ~ ~ ~
we are now able offer to the farmers Clarendon
i'm all
can now load these load
cotton seed bale of ' ~ ~
While cannot this offer Clarendon
county of
nary winch you wish SELL will do for
the above Mhaem NACO
hoew pantcdo
O in hesh "oo>oopS
ahnnGalaan
dsuvceto otu of
the present. ManmmgO
Clarendon Farmp Products Co.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
DISORDERS IN MINGO COUNTY FOLLOWED
BY SUMMONING OF COUNTY VOLUNTEERS

az. prisoners sine. the disturbance
broke out along the Kentucky In
~ o'clock this afternoon tho streets
of Logan were practically desertcd hy
III. volunteers who since Friday have
been much IN evidence hero. These.
most OF whom had come from adjoining
counts. 70 co-operats with stat" forces
scattered To their homes Tor rest.
Taking advantage OF n" mcmentarY
quiet officials hsre have been attempt
ing 10 compile an accura'. iis' of cast
alti.S They predict however. that q
will BE- some days before the task IL
completed
Three Bodies 81 logan.
Tn. bodies of three men, all members
Of armed bands who were opposing the
state and county forces. are In Logan,
while thrcs are in hospitals here suf
tertng from Eun.hot wounds.
Two ar. said to have been accident.
ally injured.
Federal troops today eneamped at
Peachtree. two miles from Logan. Radio
commun!ca ton between tho units hero
and tho headquarters Of Brigadier Cen
eral II. II. Bandholt1 IN Charleston has
been established and officers here said
that official army communications could
BE- transmitted BY this uaank
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
FOR
MILLION TO FOLLOW
PASSAGE OF BILL

New York. Sept. t.-Employment OF
million mon by the railroads Of tho
United states would follow tho passage
by congress- Of tho Townsend WinAow
railroad funding bill, Eugene Meyer. Jr,
managing director OF tho war finance
corporation. asserted today In state
ment in which no considered means 70
remedy tho present unemployment prob
lem. He said he believed his estimate
of one million mon was conservative.
"A considerable part OF the existing
unemployment" no said. IS due TO tho
position IN which the railroads md
themselves. short OF funds and nnahIe
to make their normal purchases and do
their normal rcHair and equipment
work"
NJ. Meyer also pointed 20 the indirect
labor involved N producing and trans
porting lumber ,or ties and iron and
steel used for najHt"nance and repairs.
The enlarged purchasing power of tho
m.n 50 employed. INC statement said.
would nut additional numbers of men
10 work ard the number OF men thus
employed in direct and indirect ways
would easily total the estimate offered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
To SEARCH FOR
MANY DEAD AND
WOUNDED MEN
CONCEALED MUNITIONS
AND ARMS REPORTED
Radical Literature Found in
Possession Of Military
Prisoner.

Madison. W. Va. Sept 1-FiEhting 6
h,twren armed hands and Logan county
authorities along the Boone-LoSan
county line has ceased. said Colonel G..
Martin. commander Of federal troops In
n. Littl. Coal river valley after tour
OF inspection today.
When ne returned u Madison the
colonel mad~ Tho following STATE
ment: An fEh;ing ras stopped and
there are t~w miners ,"rt in :he region.
rolonr, Martin add"d that soldiers o.
tho l9;h infantry had displaced all
armed men or the Roone county side
and n 'he r2rro~ STRIP of Logan c"uN-
II on ,he east side of Spruce Fork
ridge and 4, the sam" 'irne troops mor-
Ing forward from Logan had replaced
stat. police. county deputies and Vo,un-
tNers on tho summit arl- western sicpe
or the ridge Contact between he oc-
cupyirg torc~s on either SIDE had been
established. he sail
To Search for Bodies.
During his tour today colonel Martin
sad ha was told by som" g, me men
that there were a number ~ bodies and
some wounded IN IN" hills. tie an
noun"ed tha; searching party "t SOL
d.ers would be sent 10 investigate to-
morrow.
shorty after ;hn cotoHels return from
last weeks troubled area- a special
train comprising eight coaches. carry
INK 400 men. arrived her" from tn"
Spruce Fork ridge region. Despit" the
fact thai they had been warned before
leaving tho hills that they would be
searched when they arrived In Madison.
l6t rifles. so pistols and a lars. guam
~ from
them here. officers who conducted tho
search said. AZ number OF the men
were unarmed when they assembled for
tho journey here. soldiers tomorrow will
be sent into tho hills 10 look for rifies
and ammunition which the military au-
thorities believe may have been con-
cealed.
One military prisoner was brought ir
on the train. Officers said he had a
quantity oc radical literature In ths
pockets Of hts clothing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
4lst West Va. Fair
Opens This Morning g

for tho running and trott'nE horses
that have como In droN's and these
stalls will be allowed 10 staTd. as
Wheeling has rado nam" Tor Itself
asa speed center FOR thoroughbreds nd
the stalls, and more OF them. W.! he
needed IN years 70 come.
Mine Exhibit.
The exhibit OF tho state bureau ~
mines. in which all safety devices for
tho saving OF the lives ~ men who
deive aft.r tho black d!a ro1dR IN the
earth. will attract widespread attention
and men will he taken from a gas filled
tunnel BY other men who will wear 60 3
protective helmets The victims viii
then be gwen first aid treatment uy HI
crew Of tho specially constructed m!ne
truck which Will be on n. grounds.
The new Horticultural hall under the
dance pavilion. attracted many visitors
Yesterday Around each pillar was
GROUPED mighty sheaves ~ corn IN toS-
sci bearing wonderful! ears Of grain.
Long tables in rows which will be
filled with cIhihIIs ~ apples, pears,
peaches grapes and all ot III" v"gcta.
bles grown In tho temperate zones.
Ths 1.-Two Stoch Show.
walking around the curve towards
th. grand stand and near the hath!nE
pool arc immense shehs IN which arc
nov housed lordiy bulls, ro"s ana
(Conttuued on PaRs Ten-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05

rozar w Va. sept tn. scene or
armed disturbances n ;Ae southwestern
tier ~ We>, Virginia counties sh1't"d
,oday from sections 70 which govern
man, forc.s were sent - M'nSo county
an ,be snuthpeSt-rn border or tho
.tate. wh-re renewed hrlnE from me
southern std. Q: the Tug river was re-
ported
Tho location ~ tho latest reported
disorder Is n. vicinity ~ Aerrtmac ac-
co-iinc T. Major Tom Davis ~ Tho
.,at. militia who SAID thers vas con-
t,nued nrins there A company "' Ma
,lonal ;ua-dsr,~n organized last reok
was m duty IN that area tho major
reported.
Ninso county volunteers commanded
by CAPTAIN Lawson and L'eut"nan. SID
nev Smith. Major Davis said are being
sen, back into M!ngo from tho Spruce
Fork ridge region. 70 which they hur-
st.d when Logan county auth"~'t"s last
week Appealed tor help.
state Police Arrive.
4 de,achmea, q: West Virginia state
police under Captain J. r. Brockus also
returned from Roone and Logan eoun-
ties, ioinIng tho forces under Major
Davis
Nato- Da,.> aT7~I-c"4 'Nda' hat
,orces unde- rs command Hat AIKEN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
Immediate Resumption
In Mexican Oil Fields

Mexico city. Sept. +.-lmmediate re-
sumption OF OF, operations in tho Tam
p!co region bv American petroleum
"nmpauies. and the payment o. I->str"a-
ed taxes with tn" lifting ~ ~" go
ernment embargo upon tho GONNA nles
funds and oil VIII result from th:
agreement reached hv government off,
cials and tho heads OF Eve American Ill
concerns which Was reported last might.
There will BE- an immediate move
r-Ht r' oil from Mexico. and after
minor details have trcn adjusted set
,iawnn' will b. -Ha bod ~ AL the great
petroleum Problems which have v"Ncd
mo Mexican government ard American
Ieyslorm.n. ron7arrrE for Years
Tn. aE-"cmon, coached IN the confer
erce which te-m'na'-d lat" SUNDAY Y
night hH tho complete sanction ~
President Ohregor. who hns described
!, a, happy ard satisfactory sEree-
ren,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
Five Logan Prisoners
Released; Ex-So|dierS
Among Fighting Men

Madison. W. Va. Sept. 4.--AaE!strat te
Fulton Mitchell. Of Logan. who was
rapiured last Sunday by the armed
forces on this side Of Spruce Fork
ridge. was brought 10 military head
1uar;crs. hero. today. 10 be questioned
Four I.ocnn county deputy sher!fts'
who were captured with the magistrate
we're a. Icffery. where they Tero sur
rendered 10 the military by their cap
tors In addition 70 Magistrate Mitchell
hn prisoners we're Deputy Sheriffs
l,uricn Mitchell. brother OF the mas!s-
trae: Leslie Stanley. Logan; Howard
Young, OF Holden. and 4. man named
Rune, Of Monavillc.
Aitehsu's story.
I'VE were taken prisoners last sun
day while on Hewitt creek above JET
trry." the magistrate said. We had
become separated from other Logan
forces in the hills. and were lost when
4 number Of armed men approached
us They ordered hands up and In
formed US that We were prisoners. All
Sunday night they questioned us ana
threatened US with death unless we told
them what was happening on the Logan
side. After that We were treated better,
but wArc held under armed guards in
the WOODS. FROM tnlS lllnc OH OoI
guards would move us from place to
place on the creek. The men there had
4 good supply OF rifles and bullets and
n number OF automobiles. The auto
mobiles were used to transport ammunl-
ton 10 the men on the hring line. which
stretched the full length OF Spruce
Fork ridge. Most Of the lighters "oem-
81 TO be foreign. but quite number OF
them were eH-soldiers who went into
II just as an adventure"
Fums Destroyed.
The magistrate said they were fed
or bread and beans. He added that all
Information Of the progress OF the night
Ing was withheld from them.
4 motion picture man who went to
Blair yesterday. reported 10 the military
authorities today that armed men there
had destroyed his films. threatened to
take his camera and kept him prisoner
for several hours. James Brady,
photographer for tho Philadelphia In
lurcr. was held prisoner. and num-
Der 2t his negatives were destroyed.
Rrady was sent 10 Madison late today
by the military.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
aru.rrHr ExPoUT1on IN w"nL-
rN9B HsTo1Y AWAITS
PATRONS.
o,orrn. 11rIxALLI CROWDED
TO ovEhFLowIn0 WITH
DISPLAYS.
LIVE STOCK, A9RICULrUAAL AND
SPECIAL BxH1DTS ALL
IN YI.ACE.
"wBRE ALL BET ro1 THE fAIA
npHIaHT MHsSAoE
PROM 6wA1T4.

shortly before midnight Secretary
Bert Swart1 and his assistant. MSS EVA
Johnson. and President George W. Lu'A'
q, the West Virginia State Fair AsSo-
C!at!cn closed the executive o!1!ce 'o'
tn. nish' and announced that every
thing was In readiness for tho opening
~ the .ortv-first Grand exposition. one
that. (, Is announced. viii surpas' all
others that have hecn Siven In IN" 'as'
two score years.
I, was learned last night tAn' not a.
Inch Of concession room IS 'Htt [" DC
ronted In the Erounds Every nif o.
available space Within tho state IA"
fences has been utilized. Forty nrTl''
cations arre mad" ~or .Tac. that -ou'd
rot r. granted.
Frfty additional stalls hav. been built
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05

General headquarters q: Tho Freek
!r Asia Minor. Sept. t.-Sunrise To-Day
found the Turkish forces hastily eNacu-
atinE all their lines and IN full r-trea
upon .tnGora. The Greek army is close
|, pursuing tho enemy. II - oelleFeo
that Mustapha K"mal Pasha' the IrrK.
.sh leader. has no strongly for,.Nco
lirrs equal to those that he has oeen
compelled 70 abandon.
creek officers here are convinced tha
tho occurat!on Of Ansora by the ad-
vanced Greek troops g imminent. They
nov a-e only 'hree days march from
that cIty. The extent of tho Turks less
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
THREE LIVES LOST
IN LAKE DISASTER

Bel'eNiiie Ont. Sop. +.-Th. capita In
sni two. members - th- crew ~ the
schooner O,:v"r Mnwatr. ot Ft~'on. On
tar!o were drowned when N" schoor"-
was rammed and sunk by The steamer
Kew Wrs; 'ast Thursday nigh F'rst
news ot tho tragedy reached here to.
day when member ot III. crew. Shn
vas saved. arrived Captain Thomas
LAX. Van puaen. Jacob corhy. the mate.
and woman COOK. ~ Niagara Falls
vere tho& who lost their Av"s.
The accident occurred near rIck Is
and. IN Lake ontario. ard no captain
O, the Key West asserted n. schooner
uas no, carving lights rth"r mem
hers OF her crew w-ra rescued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
State Police Hurry
10 Mingo; Firing at
Williamson Reported

Charleston. W. Va. Sept t.-lt was
announced at tho governors Office to-
night thar volunteer sheritfs and a
deputy state pIo!ce Who were relieved
BY ;ne federal forces on tho Logan
SIDE today had returned - their homes
Mt Charleston, Huntington. WEIGH. Blue.
h-ld and Williamson
Captain ! Il. Brockus. Ct the state
police. left tor M!nBo county. where fr-
INK was reported as coming from 'he
kea:ucky side The governors Office
reported there was nr!nE a. Wi!!ia n son
.htS morning but not very heavy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
Forest Fires Become
Threatening in Northwest

8. Pau Ninr. Sept. = Reports ~
Nres from several localities In m,
r"-tEe-7 part of the star" which has
HsSrm-d threatening rrnporrio1s caused
u. T COX state forester. L leave TOR
Nrtirath 80 to-day
The nos, serious r'rn is IL ja"k pine
swamp Al S0.ana. IN A!tki7 county
ir th~ .i~:nity ., Rrainerd BoG. rires
hc'e "o7' 7runi,n'cd JACK pine caus!nz
'hrcat--'rS situation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
GROWN rnrNcn w1Loon1p.

TNH,0. Sent TT" return y Croun
N-,n-- Hiroht'o today iron, his tour Of
FGro7-. vas a""orra anied by national
'-jN;ciaE never before equal,ed The
r-ea'e- part ~ the navy met tho var
SHIPS conveying ne crown prince hom.
~ southern Japan ard escorted them
- Yokohama. where mar" thousand.
h-~f ~. aatn-S.a.
Th- 1Aw.paHcrs printed .pec,a! We
eorirG sdiro0 containing coaEratula
tory messages from, prominent persons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
TWO DIE IN CRASH

lacor'- 1ni Sept. t-Jose@H Davts
ard "ife. s. a-i ss ,esrs old rc<rec.ive-
". II Hanna. Ind "car hnr- ana .vo
TSHdoh''n-Nn. Catherine and Joseph
'Hn'on. and :. ~ linton Nils Isd.
were instant! killed !ats today wAsn
'H";r automobile was struck on a
9-"*s!ns on- mile -ast c' Hanna by the
"cs.houn4 parrSrlvanfe Aye"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
DECREASE IN EXPORTS
CONFINED TO EUROPE,
CANADA AND JAPAN
(cout1uusd on HAGs

washington, Sept THE decfease
o. .u.5so.o0o.0no IN the value of inc
country's exports during tho past nscu
year. as compared with 1920. was con.
lined tn trade with Europe. CanadA ano
Japan rather than distributed through
out the world. as was the $l'oot'Voo nv
cline in imports. according to eAts-
nrnt issued tonight by the commefee
department..
Th, total decrease In exports TO Eu-
rope for the year was sl455.o 900, ,ooo OF
which Ss.5.non.nGn was TO Great Brit
air. $.s5.o0o. 900 10 France. &l3S.ooooou
10 Belgium. and .a5.oo.ooo to Italy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
ALL ARMED MINERS S(JRRENDERlNC
EFFORT TO FIX DEFINITE NUMBER OF The
CASUALTIES IN FIGHTING NOT SUCCESSFUL

reliable figures cautes
during the week have proven
five bodies have oen
have been OF dead oodles
confirmed
Jefery treated al an TpoVseo
marked with red crSs
supervision number OF women VINO cali
thenap Rcd Nurses
who Jeery badly
village stretches by men VINO
trails with their burdens
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
BIBHoP WELCOMED

Ce~e,a7t. O sep, I-Thousands ot
persons from Cleyela2d and no-,heastern
Naio o-.comed B,shop Joseph Schrembs
'.onn Is Arrlra' TODAY from Toledo.
whore he haI been p-r!a.. % the tatho-
nc diocese 'or "'-Ne7 years. Formal
~r-emort"> - hts i7S:a,,a:!on as head
Of n. diocese ~ Cleveland Will :aks
p.ae THURSDAY morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
GREEK ARMY ADVANCING UPON
ANGORA, THE TURKISH CAPITAL

In prisoners. guns and material during
the big battle. IL not known. Both sides
however, have suffered heavily.
General Headquarters ot the Greek
Army in Asia Minor. sept. 4.-Hreek
forces which for the past week or ten
days have hera engaged IN furious
struggle IN the loop ~ the SakArta river.
hav. forged forward approximately SIX
miles.
They are now before Polati . village
which has been the main base o. the
Turkish Nationalist army. and 10 stu
ated on tho railroad to AngorL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
UNABLE To LEARN FATE Of THE
FIVE IN DESTROYED A|RPLANE
Machine Falls in Mich ola S
County Mountains and
Bursts Into Flames-Hun-
dreds Search for Victims.

Charleston. w. Va. Sept. I.-pesr!t"
extraordinary efforts made 10y tho air
service :rday. the fate It III" hNe army
air men who fc,l with his Martin
bomber caS; Of h"re late yesterday
afternoon was sltil in doubt tonight.
Not the siiShtcs, trace Of the NiS plan"
was found today. Two airp.ancs dNf-
Ink tho morning. scourcd the country
where ,hr machine is supposed {" ha|"
droppcd and two more went out ih'S
afternoon.
According 20 army air men who re-
rortcd having srcn the machine fa!''
the accident occurred near Poe, about
thirty miles east ~ Charleston. as near
ss they could determine by tTe'r maps
tn, character Of tn" country In that
vicinity Is very hIlly. heavily wooded
alled with many deep rav!nes, and prac-
ticnlly uninhnbited.
The missing men ara Lieutenants
sp.ck. pilot, and Fitzpatrick. observer
Tho homo actresses of the officers could
not be ascerta,ned here. The other
thre, mon are Sergeant Arthur Brown
Kentucky; Corporal Alexander Hazelton.
Wilmington. De-. and Private Howard
San Francisco.
400 Men Are Searching.
BESIDES
Major Davenport Johnson. in command
Of tho air service deta achment here IN
connection with the West Virginia min
Ink troubles. large forces Of citizens IN
tho vicinity OF Foe were enlisted IN
searching tho territory who're the men
were believed 10 have fallen. il was
estimated that more than four hundred
persons were out searching. and local
telephone exchanges were "a. upon
10 convey information Of the accident
10 various places In the hope OF HaHhs
people help In tho search.
II was said at arm% headquarters
tonight n section Of the country ioi
twenty 70 thirty miles in tho vicinity
OF Poo was searched during The day.
The Accident.
Tn. sirplanr which was known as
! Number S. was on a flight 10 Langley
heid, Virginia. With Numbers - ana -
when the accident occurred Three ma
chimes ran into a severe thunder Storm
east OF Charleston. They were ny ing
NJ an approximate altitude NJ t""" le''.
rh. pIan., In charge ot Lieutenant
Spcck. was seen by the other AiFp,en
70 mako left bank With the probable
Intention Of returning 80 Charleston 10
avoid the storm. Suddenly Number .
wa, seen 20 MAKE a spin and drop
strairht 10 the enrth. Plane Numner
- immcdiate,y altered lis course ana
flving n l!ttlc lowcr was alb" I" spot
ihe fallen plane. which was N fIa;h' (.
Those In Number q observed several
automobiles nearby. they reported |"
army headquarters. Owing 10 The Toush
character Of tn. country. neither Num-
her - nor - was abl. - make land
ing TO make an InvestiSa tion. Number
- 1ew on 20 Sc!her'. ". Va. nnd
landed. whi'n Number - returned -
Point pleasant. northwest ~ here. Boih
machines Immediately re'"ri"i ana tho
search for tNo missing mHn was !mme-
b'a,-'v hsgun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
TIE WNATKER

w@t vtretnIA-x,eoAi thunder seorms
HpAdAyj Tueoday fair and cooler.
ofde And Ws0SsRa PennsyivAzia-Ho-
cal th1nde- storms followed n1 clearing
MoaASo; cooler Monday nighs and TusS-
.aD Nth nedsSNs. hsnperSknrss.