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A Def To Mr.. Crago

The following statement received yesterday lroN WI
OGDEN publisher of The News and lncllgcnccr VINO
IN New York on business: ru ,,
New York Jan 20 02-I have just received full copy
90 tho card published Thursday morning by CITY Manager H. "
apo Mr. that he has been prosecuted by o I'LL
derspned is utterly untrue and if it we're true mas no
whatsoever the issues before the voters Oh
inc namely the honesty dishonesty OF the late Guy eeo
and the part Mr. Crago took therein :.uo+od
His second charge that which am Ieresteo
.nroHted unfairly the City OF Wheeling toucnes te
wheeling News and the Wheeling teiencer directly FRONT
inc unfairly" very general phrase 1t may mean much OF
little Il will be observed that Mr. ergo very are1ul NOT w
cav profted dishonesty illegally Whatever 1t means II Is
Charge under which Wheeling News and lntegencer anu
the undersigned do intend to stand.
We intend to meet and this charge not oeore SUD-
chamber council of six selected by Mr. Crao but before the en-
tire citizenship of Wheeling Lr, 49,.
We intend to meet this charge IN puphc pro-
ceednp which if Mr. Crago won t institute we will .
We demand that Mr. Crago st through any medum ne
choose make this charge specific that he name the particular
transactions to which REFERS and present the fac us ne ~
or thinks he has them ,Yr,oo,;,x
II is nv firm belief Tho Wheeling News and Wheeling
Inteipencer have pr6ted dishonesty or unfairly ono
dollar in their business with The City Of Wheeling lher D
ness with the city been lge-not ono lhrd oi ono
per cent of their 1t has been conducted III o
Same manner by tho representatives m W o'e o"
n,. has md no unfair much osS donc"t adVahRoH h"''
becn sought or accepted :, , , :, n,v mar
We challenge Mr. Crago to present his iac not 10 "A per
sonx in secret session. but to tho whole people OF
"'n" " ''' H. c. OGDEN.
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LOVE LETTERS
READ IN COURT


Row work.. jan. 70 james \. SUI
,nnn'a nrht t. hnvo lllile Guy Filllmnn
adIudEcd llcgltlmnlN. wan intonFlh"h
today In tho appellate division OF tn"
supreme court.
Tho bankers counsel repeated charges
that Mrs. Anne 4. Stllman had misc"n-
Quoted herself with Fred Benuvais. In
dian guide, who. Mr.. Sullman contends
is the father OF Guy. Love messages
purpurtcd To have passed between NIB
SULLIVAN and Beuurais were introduced
Counsel Tor Mr.. Stillmun declared MS
wife had never denied the charge that
the child Ia iIlcbit!matc. and answered
her recent productions that Guys goou
u.Ine would he upheld In court by say
linz her defense had not shown reason
ahlr probability Of success.
nh, action today was on appeal or an
ordcr which would hn.u Mr.. Htllmhh
uTuvlio tI.auO to meet the rNr"hhcn o.
, hearing Ia tho divorce NUT NJ Nun
,r,,I Ih, court Irncrvrd d"cini"m. Al
ih.. MnutIrnI hrLiIuE Mrn HiIIImhh
MANNED /, uummuu GnnndInnn I" i"H''Iy
,hut nrrntu tor her hurnand hrIh'H an"
,,urht Ia hlIhr wIInuHtrH To I"utlIy lh"t
,,hr yln,utcd lrT mai riHEn N""".
AIR SIiIluan'u Iawy"rH hn'd mo
banker had paid Mrs. !l.''mhh N'"''"'"
In rho las, nino months without n muir
u,,r hut Il was now time to caIL
halt
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MEMORIAL To GALBRA|TH WILL
OVERLOOK THE OHIO RIVER

the federal government to exert it, -.
cilI,ies in behalf OF disabled vetefanA.
and demanding an Immediate scttlemshi
OF long pending claims. The vstsrea1
bureau should consider induction Int
the service proof Of sound mental ana
physical condition Of applicants tof;
compensation, the resolution stAtso.
Speakers supporting the RESOLUTION
stated that the burden OF proof OF UNI
impaired health IL now placed upon the
applicant, regardless OF the fact that
service doctors admitted him Into the
army or navy.
Other resolutions adopted authorizes
National Commander HantOrd AAchIdsr
to appoint an athletic commission 10 AT
range IA national system Of G0tnpetluoN
batwean Layton athletic tsansI ana san
In. tho war deparimah, - Tstaih ~
Amariaan Hamaiaty al bahy, VtNAeA
wha,a q iafna number ~ AnsTi"ANs w.
fought nn tho thiiIah front are pavtse'
Rational Commander MAohtA1 evv
lInsd to Ihe conferences this rs"TNshH hia
Mans for . census ~ ss-ssrv'cs psvs0He
IN ds,armip. their financial needs ana
thor attitude regarding adjusted com.
ponsa,lon. These plans will be dsbAtSN
M another session Of tho confsrsAos "
morrow.
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WITNESS SAYS FATTY
TRIED BRIBERY FOR
DRESSING ROOM KEY

San. I'rancluco. Jan. 20 .- HoHc"n g.
Nrbucltln offered {" pay tho "Nr"h'''
ur Mia Virginia l;nrp". 'u"iudinE ia"
bIllr of phynlrinnu Wh" attended her. IL
wnr trullfird luILy IN hIhu"I'"'n %"""nd
trial On "a iranulnuEhlur charge. AruhnE
from tho ElrlH death.
Testimony wac given hv Harry lt"yI"
ngplrInnt manager OF ia" Hotel ~.
Francis. where. ih" prosecution CON
tonda. tho glIl wnH injured fatally hy
Nrhuckln during u party In tn" c"tuod-
| lan'g rooms
BOYLE said no was called 10 tho Ar
hucklc suite during a party there. and
was told by hrhucklc that - lady was
lylrr TN a bod IN one of IA" room"
| tearing her clothes on" II" visited tho
room and found Miss Rapnc "pracuc-
olly uuCunSCiOuS." he testified.
Other witnesses today were Al Sem
nachcr, MANAGER Of motion picture en-
! ,crprises engaged in 10y Mss Rarp"
and Jesse Norgurd. former night watch
! man at the culver city. Cal, motion
plclurc studio. used by both Arhuckle
and Miss Rape.
ArhuCllC. on ono occasion, attempted
70 hryha him to ohirin 4 key To Miss
! Rappe's dressing room. but WAS refused
, Norcard testified.
Semnacllcr told Of coming Icy autom"-
hlo from Los Angeles TO san Francisco
/ IN COMPANY with Miss Harpe and \
mutual friend. Mrs. Famh'na Mnn"c
/ belmont. and Of visiting tho Arhuckle
party with IN" woman.
post- mortcm ph0to@raph or MISS
/ Rapp,'s right arm. said hy the proarcu-
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Indianapolis Jan. 20. - Construction
Of n memorial In Cincinnati TO the late
T.. W. Galhraith. Jr.. former national
commander Of the American Legion. was
authorized today by the Legion's ma
tIonaI executive committee. An appro-
Y,riatIon of $4,000 for the memorial,
which will lie built on sit overlook
ing the Onto river. was authorized. Inc
committee also designated October 10
10 30 as the dates for the fourth annual
convention. which Is To lie held In New
Orleans
The frat day or the conference or 40
pnTInentnI Officers who assembled thih
iuuIntuj! was duNUiEi 10 hlH'hhhi"h "l
tI,. uIiphI at disabled world war vel
Grams ani i,inns f"r their roller. Inc
IrrtIrd Hiniaa Veterans I"Ioau was
,,IIt,Isr1 Ly ra,rtnl srnhh"ts JnnluH
n i,n,h. 81 fi"If"lh. Va hs' la'hh 'h"
,truIIr ems unI 90 Iu'i"h Win tho hu
o,,, lat tho hui ontI v'nn l"fI l"' much
l., tho bpn1s or iripndl"r tannthl
Co,-ro, I'rorIIauI 1tprling'n persona
physIcisn. a.narsI Sawyer VIVA "hoipo'
,.r,,.d nv ~. speaker "a a man who
had not donned The army uniform untl'
,wn years after tho ar'nlsice was
signed"
A resolution was adopted calling or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
EXTORT|ON Of
THE FARMERS.
Secretary Wallace Will Pre-
sent Sensational Charge
at Coming Meeting.

washington. Jan. 20.--Farm finAn.
tInK cnme prominently TO tho 'front.' To-
div with tho announcement by Decre'
tary Wallace that no would lay bef0rO
the national agricultural conterenoe
next week charges that certain Co..
panies loaninx money on fArm 1oH.
CAGES were taking advantage % -
present CRISIS TO charge "sxtortaoaAb
interest rates. 10. u .st
At tho saue time tho aEricultufaA ~
partment made public intormAtioh ~
had gathered for possible use OF tne
conference. showing that the banks -
the United States had outptAndinG 20.
proximateIy $500. ss1.tlb personal anai
collateral loana TO farmers and t1,SAts.
1S2.o2g I'm farm mortgage loans ~ 0o
end OF 1920.
CburIea y. Barrett. president OF the
National Board OF Farm OrEanisauonss
and prrridnnt OF tho Farmers UnioA,
nlro innuod a statement. prepared lof
IN, conference dcloEntes, in which he
declared that tho government ma
dItchod" tho farmers because through
tho federal roservo board and other
axencics It allowed artificial deflAtion
to bring agriculture to its present %.
plorablo straits.
Secretary Wallace also made pubic
the names of twenty-six women. VIA
he announced, would probably peYue,.
nate in the conference ~ deIog1heA
Acceptances have already been ~
ceIved from the majority Of them.
Among the names made pubic va
that OF Mrs. L. E.; McClung, OF RulsfS
W. Va. president OF the West VifSinA
Federation Of Farm Womsn's Clubs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
Open Hand Victory For
Is Opposed Lewis Men
U~M. W. PRESIDENTS
POLICIES ENDORSED
By the Ohio Miners Shady
side Man Led the Anti
Lewis Forces.

Columbus, Jan. 20-Policdes Of Prss.
t. I John L. Lewis and other intsf-
ma onal officers in the handling Of ne
Kansas coal mine situation. were en-
dorscd by the state convention Of the
United Mine Workers of America herS
today.
A resolution approving Lewfs's aSeion
in auspending Alexander HoWAt ana
other Kansas officials was adopted 1s1
to %. following prolonged discussion.
A short time later. however, the oon-
ycntIon In resolutions expresssd oppon.
ton to the Kansas Industrial court Soo
pledged support to Kansas miners,
Discussion Of tho entire kAnsaS ooA-
troversy was carried on under . 49,
pension OF tho rules. allowing each 49,
agate to speak as long ~ he dsnrSs.
and Il continued most OF the DAY. Ths
suspension came after a few OF the dsi'
egates had charged officials with usine
"steam roller policies In limiting az
CuhsiOn.
Most Of the opposition To the LeWla
standardization came from the eASSeg.
uurt Of tho state. tho attack peIn1 ~
by James J, IiOEs Of shahyslaA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
Championship Fish
Story Out Of Mingo

MIngo Junction, o.. Jan. 2O.-The
hixh cost OF food has been given a
WALTON here. The whole town Is ban
.Iueting on fsh.
Ffnny inhabitants OF tho OHIO river.
oslley, sd 20 have been seeking warmer
WATER. moved into Cross creek by tho
thousands. and boys noticing commo-
motion beneath tho ice OF tho stream.
sought Willow poles and hooks.
The fsh were so eager for the warmth
Il tho frying pans that they grabbed
az annuity hooks. Tho news soon spread
and this morning every mothers sou.
Dung aud old hOcked IL tho creek.
where catches run as high an 200 per
person,
Tho n,h roTo 90 thiok III spots that
all that was neoossaiy was I" ''n'h ia"
lain ,uatius ~ loo and reach In 'U"'
than IL 10 estimated thoIo ufo on"rE II
loft Ia tho 'taok !" feed JoHot syn
sodInty Tor several days
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GASPARR| MAY
BE NEXT POPE


london. inn 20 Tho lone n"w'rn
pcru nrrordluC To- u dispatch 10 tho Cen
iroI News. cvpr"9q The opinion thal IN
the event ur tho dcuth OF Pope Il"n"hl't
his successor would ho Cardinal fnR-
parrl. papol secretary OF Htnto' hls
election, II IN added. would haVo mo
support or tho Italian gOv"rnmcnt.
Tho dispatch says tho p"pea sister
Countess Julia rcrElCO. MISC IL III.
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Big Falling Off in
U. S. Expenditures

Washington. Jan. 2o.-ordinaTy
penses Of tho government fol- on y
nearly 500, o0o, 900 during the first hais
OF the current fiscal year A. compofoe
with the same period in 1890. Wn
publlc debt disbursements decreases ~
about $1,000. 100000. ACCORDING - =
statement Issued to-day. BY the ueAe-
ury. covering financial operators tfoo
July I to December IL 1871.
During tho first six months % -
current fiscal year ordinary s11snaee
Of tho government aggregated yL.
600 900. compared with t2.b0l.oeSvsss
for tho corresponding period OF The Dss'
yious year.
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REDUCTION REFUSED.
In the Wages of Clerks Of tho western
maryland Railroad.

cun,beriand. Md. Jan. %o.--The pro-
rosal 10 reduce wages Of the CLERKS OF
,hc Western Maryland railway SIEVE"
cents an hour was rejected by inc Gnu
u,oycs' rcprcScntath cs, IN conner o"-'
today with the roads wage nu' gu
The clerks presented counter PR
..ai o.l,ir,, ,hat the w:L@c scale exist
i,,.- rrinr TO May, 1920. be restored. The
n.,rn bureau rejected the proposition.
.,,,,n ,,.,t,rr now goes to the United
G,.,t,.s railroad labor board.
,,or IN have been bruised by ArhucKIe
md her pust-morl"m finger prints were
introduced. AS wero ArhuchIeS nhse'
prints. {, ,,.ou,d
The prosecution announced y ""uir
moi call more than six other "!thoSso'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
GERMANY WILL
BE REPRESENTED

Berlin. Jan. 20.-l'he German govern
nrent has accepted the invitation To send
representatives to the coming 1hterha-
tiounl economic conference at Genoa.
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WON mr. lo-YHAR-oLD GIRL

Now York. Jan. 20.-Miss Helen VAIN
wright. nrtr-n year old aquatic Hthr. 10
uiphI won the Metropolitan a a, u. loo
ynrd1 championship. defeating MrH
t.hnrloIio n"yIo 'lunn. nnh Miss 'ar
trude I:derln limo | bG 30.
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Rome NJ (y the Associated Press AT ms nu'
Benedict VIII
pontln at midnight lie ourd He
His pulse satisfactory Out
respir
the night said the
His Holiness Is perfectly quiet lie eo
with around MS Deuslue l"e
of oxYgen gave him great relct
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.PONT|FF MAY NOT SURVIVE
MANY HOURS. SAY PHYSICIANS
Life Being Prolonged By Oxyge Pneumonia Centers IN
Right Lung -Sufocation Threatened By Accumulation
of Phlegm-"If the Lord Says 1t Is Enough, Let His
: Will Be Done" Are Words of the Sufferer.

Associated lress) -lho condlo
extremely grave
faculties showing signs oil decline flcQueS "
ponlin incohCrcnt phrases"
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THE INTELi.l CT f. n 4 T. IL

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper Iii the
State of West Virginia.
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CONTINUED on Page Twolve.)
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WEATHER FOREOA6TS
RI CD A Y

Rain or SNOW Saturday. sunday oiouASs
No Change In Tsmpsnsurs'
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LIST OF DEEDS.

List of deeds committed to re-
cord in the County Clerks Office
from August 9Th to August 2lSt, 1922
From + J Lynch to G. A Campbell
Tor lots Nos. 113 and III in White
Sulphur District.
Blue Grass Realty Company to A..
J. Casper for No. 36 in Fort Spring
District.
C.. A. Campbell to + J Lynch for
land in White Sulphur District.
NJ p Anderson to Henry Biddings
for lot in Fort Spring Distr:>:.
Robert y Iowcry TO S C. Lowcry
for IL interest in 50 acres i'm Bluc
Sulphur District.
\ + IivcSay to j T. LippS for lots
Nos. 81 and 81 at ROnccvcrtr.
Lizzie BOlar. by heirs. to Ira f..
Bowling for lots % and ~ at Romeo
vcrtc.
Blue Grass Realty Company to
\ NJ Hubbard for No. % in Fort
Spring District.
Blue Grass Realty Company TO
to Christian y Kramer for lots Nos.
Is and II in Fort Spring District.
Nancy l. Fox. by heirs, to
Georgia VI. Hanson for 20 acres in
Failing Spring District.
Lactca judy ct al to + T. Flint for
NO. 20 in Meadow Bluff District.
S'oScoc BOycc to WIN. Boycc for
l13 acres in Falling Spring District
Blue Grass Realty Company to
Belle b Lilly for lots 81, - and 81
4 n
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John G.. Dwycr to J. II. Corkrcan
for No. ,. Block 3 in williamsburg.
Blue Grass Realty Company to
Mary A.Carry for Nos. 1 ana ) III
Fort Spring District.
Martha l.. Simmons to VIM. =.
PNlcS for No. II ut ROnccvcrtc
J II \ Miller to Friedrich | Rowe
for 6JN l6S feet at Anderson
Della Morgan ct nj to e. VI Nor
gan for 10 acres and 80 poles and
10 acres Irish Corner District.
J bearing ct al to jamie Peck for
Nos. , and 3 ut Anderson.
f. t. Anderson to Lucy NalIy for
No. | ut Anderson.
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Blake for undivided interr>, in 81
acres III Fort Spring District.
Patsy Vince to e. Bush for Nos.
l5l and 1872 at East Rainrllc.
n. i. McMillion to Fanny Duel for
- IL acres in Failing Spring Dis
trict.
ii y Fisher to Monte Simmons for
part of No. 10 in Failing Spring dis
trict.
ChaS. /. Tharp. by heirs. to J Il
McMillion for S6 acres in Failing
Spring District.
+ ii Campbell to |. |. Stuart for
1890 feet in l.rwiSburs.
X + Bell to LcwiSburg Grocery
Company for lot in LewiSburg.
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NEW ROAD OPENED.

Last Thursday. August ;. WAS a
significant day i'll the calendar of
The travelling public. and c>prcillN
that OF the automobile because of
the formal opening of the State
Project No. %.
The inspection party wa> made
up Of the County Court. whose mem
bcr> are: J. w. Mills. President. J.
VI. BiCklc and $. b. liamrick. Com
niSSiOncrS: the Advisory Board.
McSSrS J. b. Skidmorc. Tom Cain.
II. '. Nichols. Walter Cool and
Jack BclaNco. engineer in charge:
IL. II. Bruticy. the contractor. and
Il large delegation Of citizens and
visitors, all of whose names we do
not know.
Everybody was delighted with the
drive and profu>c in expressing
their satisfaction and appreciation
OF this wonderful road.
This is the avenue of inyrcSs to
the famous Salt Sulphur Springs. at
Webster Springs. from all the north
crn section of West Virginia. being
on the direct route from Washing
ton. the eastern pan handle. and the
nciShborhOOdS Of MOrgantown. Graf
ton. Fairmont. ClarkSburg and
l:lkinS. 1t also forms an outlet for
travel from the southern section OF
the State northward. saving a long
and tircSomc dctour either bv wa>
Of White Sulphur or by Sutton and
Weston.
Starting at Webster Springs with
an elevation of 800 feet. the tourist
gradually climbs the spur of the Allie
ShcnicS known as Point Mountin.
and presently he finds himself pierre
ing the clouds at an elevation of B.
"1J feet. after havig traverScd an
enchanted forest leaning on pillars
of majestic oak. maple pine and
awe inspiring poplarS that are
nodded with the strength and beauty
OF the CedcrS of Lebanon.
The clear. Shimmering waters Of
the Elk, wind like a Serpent's trail
through deep canonS and then for a
monet shoot long shafts of silver
light as they sweep through a little
open patch Of valley only to hide
again amidst the gorgeS and rocks
where sport and gaInbol the rain
bow trout that tug with long pull
at the heart strings of the angler
as he leaves these enchanted spots
that are SO dear TO the men and wo-
men who have worried with the
hurry and roar Of artificial life and
would sit down in natures lap UNI
spoiled and rest while.
AS is stated in this article. this
road was built by II. II. BrufTey. of
webster Springs. and its building
has given him lasting and secure
place among the successful road
builders III West Virginia. Did he
90 nothing more the rest of his life
lac has cut his name and fame as a
pioneer road builder into the side
of Point Mountain. where the trav-
cler. in centuries to come, will
pause and ask. "Who hath cast up
this hishway?"
The citiZenry Of his county feel
IuStificable pride in the native
born man who, by his indomitiblc
Will and progressive spirit, has cary
ed the very ruggedneSS. strength
and beauty Of thc hills of grand old
Webster into the fine piece of work
his hands found to do. Such men
as these make America safe.
An urgent invitation is extended
the State Road Commission and all
other road men to come up and see
what we are doing.-WebSier Echo.
|
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We hear Of frOStS in HE country
but rs it is too late to kill the peach
crop. why worry.
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The thing better than big business
is clean business.
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Circuit Court Calendar.
September Term begins Tuesday Sept. II, 19

Circuit Court Calendar.
September Term begins Tuesday Sept II, 1922
SEPT. TERM. GREENBRIER COUNTY. w. VA.
HON. S. II. SHARP, Judge Presiding
S. AUSTIN. States Attorney.
w. +. RICHARDSON. Clerk. L. L. GRAPHICAL" Sheriff.
FIRST DAY TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER ~, ..
e.. l. .McCluns HI
l.. ]. O. McClung Aust
Nicholas and Furniture Co. Price McWhort
Wv. Esgles,on
The Mountain State Motor Car Company.
l.. L. Mankin
Sewel Valley Railroad Go. Dice Da,
Ella Rupert J. s. Mcwhort
Ssweu Valley Railroad Co. Dice Da>
S. T. Black s. McWhort
FOURTH DAY-FRlDAl SEPTEMBER 49, 1922.
Docket.
vs. Felony-2 eascso =.
State of West v 1E;n
Minnie Bostic.
of West Virginia. i
Albert Roach ''''"''
State o Virginia,
Joe Flint
S'''f 0 vs. "SS' u SsIs'"1 va>cso
Robinson.
FIFTH DAr-s.ruRpAy SEPTEMBER Is, 1922.
State of rs West vi a;.'ismc,nur
Hickman Bryant.
State of West Virginia. ,sI
Hickman Bryant and Lilly Sheppard
State of West Virginia, !
Clarence and James Farmer
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RESIDENT ATTORNEYS:

S. NJ. AUSTIN,
J: s. McWHORTER,
CHAS. s. DICE,
SAM PRICE,
CHAS. \. McWHORTER,
JOHN w. ARBUCKLE,
SAM PRESTON,
THOS. II. DENNIS,
MISS GERALDINE G.. DRISCOLI,
VI. E.. BRAKEMAN,
w. l.. KERSHNER,
J. II. CROSIER,
\. &. HILL,
MARK l.. JARRETT,
GEORGE THOMPSON,
W. II. GARNETT,
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DIVORCE CASES-September Goth and "o'"'
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NINTH DAY-THURSDAY, SEprru,,,,,,

State of West Virginia.
tMi>irmcanor-2 ca>rsl
W. :. Ratlii.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1922-03-17
CauthCn-lSuSl,ce.

Miss Mary Busbee. OF Greonville
and w. B. Cauthen. Jr.. OF Colds
boro. n. c.. were married in Green
vile Tuesday afternoon. The bride
is one Of Greenville's fairest dauCh-
ters and the groom is a son Of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Berry Cauthen. OF
Lancaster. but has made his home
in Goldsboro for several months.
where he is mahager OF tho Western
Union Telegraph office. Mrs. Cau-
then and son Kennith OF this city.
and Miss Lallagc ~authen. OF Rock
Hill. sister to the groom, went over
10 Greenville Tor the marriage
Young Kennith acted az ring bear
or Mr.. and Mrs. Cauthen are ex-
p"cted in Lancaster the latter part
OF this week for visit to the for
mer's parents.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1922-03-17
Plains school To Close.

The Pleasant Plains school. Miss
Lille Usher. OF East Lancaster
nrinciDal will hold it's closing exer-
cises Thursday night. March 23. be
ginning at 7:3O o'clock a splen-
did program will he rendered and
three interesting plays will be given.
entitled. Tom Thumb Wedding"
THE Flour Family and The
School Ma'am." The closing exer-
cises will extend through Friday
night when the high school will REM
der a program.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1922-03-17
sutton Found Guilty.

James sutton, white man, was
convicted this week In the Kershaw
county court at Camden on the
charge OF manufacturing liquor and
was given n term OF II months on
the gang or in the penitentiary.
Sutton was arrested with eight 9th
ers I'm the buffalo section of ker-
shaw county. near the Lancaster
county line in January while at n
liquor still. around which he was
assisting. He gave $1,000 bond
pending an appeal to the supreme
court