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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-01-19

Miss Margaret Elliot, and Miss
Hazel Champ. Lancaster. spent the
weekend with Miss Caroly Rice on
the Summit. Mis- Mamie Calico
has resumed her school work in Gar
rard county, after visiting relatives
here Richmond Register.
Rev. and Mrs Lewis " Thompson,
Of Marksbury. Garrari county, were
Danville visitors yesterday, and paid
the Daily Messenger office pleas
ant call Mr. Thompson IS pastor Of
the Forks Of Dix River Baptist church
az Marksbury. He was formerly in
the newspaper business in Arkansas
Mr.. FL Porter Thompson. a son Of
the latter. was private secretary to
Hon. J. C. " Beckham, while gov
ernor Of Kentucky.--Danville Mess
onger.
The marriage 81 Miss Ruth Car
rier and Mr. Joseph F. Price on Jan
uary 10th, makes the third out Of
the Hamilton College-Lancastor group
within few months. the other two
being the marriage Of Miss Mary
Dan Durbin and Mr.. David Allen
Thomas, and Miss Bcrnice Champ
and Mr. Burton Stapp. H. Bat
- hH -.
sick for the past three weeks, but
We are glad 20 report l. much better.
The boys are all hoping for him a
[ speedy recovery Miss Lottie
Webb went over 10 Lancaster Friday.
for a weekend visit 10 Mrs. William
Farnau and family.-Lexington Her
aid.
A. Howard Rice. az present assist
ant branch manager ~ the lntcrna-
tional Harvester company at Parkcrs-
burg. W. Va. has made careful
canvass Of that state and his con-
illusions are that il the mountains Of
West Virginia over which he has oc-
l casion to travel. could be ironcd on,
fiat, they would easily spread over
the whole United States and por-
tion Of Old Mexico. This might In.
dictate that Howard has his ups and
downs. Mrs. Rice is at present WISH
ting az her old home in Kentucky and
there is a possibility that Richmond
may be favored with a visit from both
in the near Richmond. Ind,
Palladium.
Mr.. and Mrs W. K. Basin gave a
[ > o'clock dinner Tuesday Jan. 18th.
in honor Of the 9th. birthday Of their
little daughter Willie Alene. The
table was beautiful, in is birthday
appointments Of narcissu- and light
ed candles, enchanted with turkey.
old ham and all the delicacies Of the
season. At the elders table were
seated the following guests: Mr. and
Mrs. A III. Bastin, Mr.. ard Mrs. viii
liam Lear. Mr.. and Mrs. V. 4. Lear.
Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Anon, Dr. and
Mrs. h. c. Rose Mn Bessie Dud-
dcrar and Miss Julia Reid. Az the
table presided over by little Miss
Willie Alone in adjoining room, were
V. A. Lear, Jr., Nancy T Lear. Col.
lis J. Anon and james Lear Rose.
Many little tokens Of the day were
received by this charming little girl,
which will make the day long to be
remembered by her.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-01-19
Barr Simpson

One Of the greatest surprises 20
the many friends % the community
was the marriage Of Miss Jennie
Barr and Mr.. Hobert Simpson. which
was solemnized in Danville Wednes-
day afternoon at three o'clock by
Rev Hart Of that place.
Miss Barr Is the attractive daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. Barr. Of
Point Leavell, and has been the
efficient book keeper for Mr.. X. l..
Hagan for the past two years at this
place. and will be greatly missed by
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-01-19
Club Notes

The Woman's Club appreciates the
opportunity afforded IL o. serving the
Chamber Of Commerce Banquet.
The menu follows;
Oyster cocktail, celery hearts,
waters, country ham, parsley garnish
baked chicken. dressing gIb'et sauce.
jelly potatoes. a gratin. hot beaten
biscuit. coffee, home baked cakes and
frozen pudding.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-01-19

ridge.
The activities OF this distinguished
woman makes a fascinating history Of
social progress in her State, and is
source Of inspiration and information
to those who read this book.
The main lines Of effort which Mrs.
Breckenridge fostered are: Eduea-
tional and reereational opportunities
for children. providing resources for
treatment Of tuberculosis; organized
charitable work; sewing, votes for
women" The book is beautifully
edited and illustrated and contains a
copy Of the portrait by Hergersheim-
err. This lovely gift to the woman's
Club was presented By Mr.. Desha
Breckenridge, Lexington, Ky.
The Woman's Club met Thursday
at the rooms on Lexington avenue.
After short business session presid-
ed over by the president Mrs. r. +.
McRoberts, Mrs. Theodore Currey
gave a most interesting talk on
Ruth" The audience showed en-
thusiatic appreciation Of the splendid
talk. This Thursday afternoon a
business meeting viii be in session.
IL is hoped all the members Of the
club, old and new, viii be present at
all the meetings.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-01-19

her friends who trade there.
Mr.. Simpson IS the son Of Mrs.
John Simpson, o. Judson, and is q
prosperous farmer.
They were accompanied TO Dan
vile by Miss Lucy Nanhuss, a close
friend Of the bride and Mr.. Oscar
Daily.
The congratulations and best wish
es Of their friends are extended 10
this happy couple. -
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-01-19

Mr.. Lester and Mr. Fisher Gaines,
81 Dany.llc. made a business trip to
Lancaster Monday.
Mr. W T. Wcs. came up from
Bowling Green this week for few
days lie Is making one - the best
Enforcement Officers in the State.
Master Russell Cecil. seven year
old son Of Mr. and Mrs. T. =. Cecil.
j. very sick with pneumonia. His
many little friends are hoping 20 see
him out again soon.
Mr. John Mars. who has been
spending several months az Crab Or
chari Springs. rccuperating from a
recent illness u typhoid fever, is
the guest Of his sister. Mrs. c. b.
Svincbroad and Mr. swinebroad.
Representative r. D. McMurtry
was AZ home last weekend. lie Is
pleased with his assignments at
Frankfort and hopes TO see some bills
passed that will be Of great bencf,
TO the people q the county he has
the honor TO represent
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Ross will
leave Kentucky in a few days for
their new home az Stuttgart. Ark.
Mr. Ross owns a 800 acre rice farm
there and is very enthusiastic over
his future prospects. We regret "a
see this estimable family leave Ken
lucky.
Mr.. ". G. Preston. son o. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Preston and Miss Lena
Brim, Of Garrard county. were mar.
ricd at the Baptist parsonage Satur'
day, Jan. 7th. by Rev ID. X. Sehas.
Miss Mary Mae Walker, OF
Paint Lick. spent last night here with
friends and attended the dance
Danvillc Messenger.
"wednesday afternoon an old fash
toned pound and candy pulling neigh
horhood party was given at the HON,
Of Mrs. James Woods. on Richmon,
road Il was the most enjoyable oe
casion ~ the season and about twelv,
guests were present. Miss Mary
Noel. Of Danville. was the guest OF
honor.
Mrs. j. 5. Schroeder gave a twelve
o'clock dinner at her home on Rich.
mond pike Friday. The guests be,
ing Mrs. Sam Swope and son, Guy
Swope. Of Bloomington, H.. Mrs. C.
:. Cotton. Of Lexington. Mrs A. r.
Sanders and Mr.. and Mrs. {. IL
simpson. An elegant siN course
menu was served.
Mrs. Pearl Gay. Of Santa Barbara,
Calf. who has been visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Leslie Sebastian. left Mon
day for Springfield and Harrodsburg,
KY, 20 visit relatives before return
ing home. This il Mrs. Gays native
State. but she has been a resident Of
California for thirty-hye years. She
loves TO visit her old home.
Squire and Mrs. ID. N Carter. to-
gcther with their family hale moved
to Lancaster and are occupying the
new house at the corner ~ Stanford
street and finder avenue. Squire
Carter will assist Judge Treadway
during his sojourn with Us and at
the same time take advantage Of our
splendid schools. whose children have
already matriculated.
Henry Hutchinson, former Garrard
boy. but now making his home in
o'Brien, Texas, in renewing his sub
seription 10 the Record to May 1928.
says. ii am glad 10 see old Carrard
getting back in TO the Republican
column. think we will soon have
Texas on that side. Was sorry Joe
Robinson got defeated" Am very
proud Of Garrard's new county Judge
and believe he will make good. lie
was always a good friend to me"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-01-19

A book Of unusual interest has been
added to the Library Of the woman's
Club. Il is a biography o. one Of
the truly great women Of Kentucky
Mrs. Madeline Mcdowell Breekin-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-01-19

The fellow who tries to please ev-
erybody is never satisfied with him
self.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-01-19

Give eheerfully, and with a warm
heart. but don't let others help them
selves.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-01-19

Mr. John Mars. who has been
spending several months at Crab Or
chsri Springs, rccuperating from a
recent illness q typhoid fever, is
the guest Of his sister. Mr.. G.. b.
Svincbroad and Mr.. Swincbroad.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-01-19

Master Russell Cecil. seven year
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. =. Cecil
j. very sick with pneumonia His
many little friends are hoping 20 Sc,
him out again soon.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-01-19

Mr. Lester and Mr.. Fisher Gaines,
Of Dany.llc. made a business trip to
Lancaster Monday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-01-19

Representative x. u. McMurtry
was AZ home last weekend. lie Is
pleased with his assignments at
Frankfort and hopes TO see some bills
passed that will be Of great benefit
TO the people q the county he has
the honor 10 represent
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-01-19

Mr. W T. Wcs. came up from
Bowling Green this week for few
days lie Is making one ~ the best
Enforcement Officers in the State.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
LIGHT VOTE IN
OHIO PRIMARIES
RAIN AND GENERAL LACK OF IN
TEREsr CUT DOWN VOTE
VERY MATERIALLY.
WOMEN DID NOT TURN OUT IN
ANYTHING LIKE THE NUM-
BEERS EXPECTED.
RIVER FRONT TOWNS MADE BET
TER SHOWING THAN THOSE
OF RURAL DISTRICTS.

Belmont Couaty's vote In yesterdays
primaries did not come near up 10 eS-
pectations as 70 size. rain and a very
general indifference as 10 the outcome
being responsible for the Disappointing
total. Women had been expected {"
turn out IN large numbers as they had
been showing lively interest but they
fell down n!serahly. III" feminine vote
being far below the males. The river
front towns Got out a better percentage
OF the vote than the rural districts
althoug1 the rail by all precedent should
have sent the farming community TO
the polls In force.
According TO figures obtained az mid
night not much over fifth OF the tota.
Democratic vote OF the county was out
notwitS standing the fact they had CON
tests fo- practically every county ottlSS
beside big field for state candidates.
Important In their county contests was
the fight for commissioner. with IN"
sheriffalty and representatives running
close second.
Republicans got out much better
perssltage OF their total than the oppo
siti1 but Il felt short ~ expectations
BY many hundreds Had 4 not been for
an attempt by the vets :" swing
big vote for Homer Durand the pro-
nounccd damp candidate for governor.
chances are the total would have fallen
below the Point reached
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
DURAND THE DAMP CANDIDATE
HAS CARRIED JEFFERSON COUNTY

Is running against Marion HUFFMAN, or
Bellalre, for the Democratic congress
Sional nomination, has Il lead Of Isl over
Huffman in the vote OF Sc Of the Ill
precincts. Columbian county's vote At
midnight gave Duval lead Of about
80. but It was believed tonight late that
Bclmcnt's big Huffman vote would land
him winner.
Carpenter the Jefferson county candi-
date for state senator has carried MS
home county by agOod majority with
Hays second and Galbreath OF Column
biana county following him closely
Carpenters friends on the strength or
early reports from Columbiana and Jet-
fcrson counties claimed his nomination
by a good margin.
In the county Ed Lockwood was NOM
mated for auditor. Ed Carrigan for COM
missioner, Vincent Penn for surveyor
and Archie Bell for coroner. while Dun
can Pierce was winner In spite OF
big fight made on him for denomination.
The closest fight in the county was be-
tween Clayton Selah and Miss Jannah
Carter. the only woman candidate on the
ticket. In 81 precincts Sela vas leading
by about 500 and the result may be
close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
CLOSE CALL FOR Ivy
Now Yorf's Disguised Prohibition
Agent In Mistaken for Bandit ana
Narrowly Misses Rap on Head

New York, Aug. S-Izzy Einstein. New
York's most disguised prohibition agent
who has imper everybody from
an Indian prince to a coal HEAVIER. nearly
got hit on the head today by police
man who mistook him in his personal
wardrobe for n bandit.
Icy, who hasn't appeared for severa!
weeks with spectacular coup. this
morning staged a thriller. At for the
movies. Spotting a truck with six I'M
labelled barrels. Izzy hoped into a
taxi and pursued down the lower East
side.
The driver Of the truck was some
thing Of Barney Oldfeld and the
taxi's radiator looked Ike miniature
gyser when It drew along side and Icy
leaped aboard the moving truck. One
Of the three truckmen beloved ban
dts" and "A policeman was raising his
club for mass!e shot when another
blue coat ran up and recognized Icy.
Icy took the truck We 'N--"
ers and the six barrels to prohibition
headquarters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
BY FRANCIS oUIn1Er.

One outstanding reason why the golt
Of most players never reaches the STAN
dard Il should, Is their overwhelming
desire 70 win their daily matches. IheS
fail 10 look TO the future and 10 per-
feet their games to the standard that
could easily be theirs In few years,
nil because they want 10 win friend
" match today, and another tomorrow.
| am not one to say that II Is not
praise-worthy desire TO want 10 win
your golf matches He would be
most unusual person who did not care
about results who was as satisfied
with losing as with winning, and
an, quite sure he would never succeed
whatever his skill. But the golfer
should carefully ditterentiate between
today's match and HIS future game.
Probably a good many golfers make
the fatal mistake OF playing Tor
stake. That has wrecked many q future
rope Nothing IS 60 certain TO prevent
one taking steps 10 make progress win
his game. Few men can resist the de-
sire 10 get quick results when shooting
a round for a small wager per hole or
for p dollar Nassau. It isn't human to
let the other fellow take your money.
Yet it has been my experience that few
amateur stars ever play for stakes
They find that II Isn't quite the right
way TO help their games
or course. the matter OF betting In
golf does not affect the play OF a
sound player. Sometimes IT spurs him
en-. But It does create habits OF play
among the ordinary rank and file
which are anything but good for I'M
proving his game. His tendency Is TO
use the wrong club or 10 press or TO
,exagCerate his faults in order TO win
each hole. Thus. wrong habits. which
NAV occasionally, but which will never
consistently permit his winning, de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
T00NANY GOLFERS TRY TO WIN
BIT NOT IMPROVE PLAYING

velop nhls game. In short the rel
low who is playing 10 win VIII NOT
practice.
A Case In Point
Inst the other day few friends OF
mine PLAYED IN advance OF the FOUR
some was in. One OF them needs 10
pay much attention TO his mash'e. lie
Is considerably worried over his mash'e
and has by no means any surety Wn"'
n mashie pitch OF his Will do. NOW
what he needs more thany anything else
to help his game Is all the mashie WORK
ne can crowd into his limited Tor goh'
But. instead Of following that course
here Is what he was doing ahead or US.
On all approach shots where ne ma"
a good opening he was running them up
Win n bigger. suddenly, ne came 70
ahole where he had TO use mashie
from the tea little gem OF hole
that was trapped all around. CnceT-
tain of his mashic, he again took his
Tiger. and, while his shot was fair, he
sa wthe ball roll over the green into
trap. And he told me that on the next
hole IN desperation, where he had
short approach over a high bunker. nc
got hts mashie. only TO top the shot and
60 spinning clear over the green.
why in the dickens don't you use
your mashie all the time on approach
shots7" I asked him when we were all
in the clubhouse. "Oh." he replied, Il
can. stem to do much with II and as we
were playing for a neat little stake. l
couldn't take any chances.
or course. II golfer plays with the
same friends all the time and they all
do the same thing-play to win and not
70 improve their Games-the run OF
season will find them about square on
their wagons and shooting about the
same game as In the spring. But Is that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09

Eolfc Isn't the sport OF the thing the
solution OF the VARIOUS shots?
recall in my hoyhood days the thrill
had when first was able to drive over
certain pond. and the thrill which
came to me later when l was ahlt TO
put backspin TO my approach shots.
Those moments stand out as the most
satisfying OF my entire golf life. They
were tho reward OF long practice. They
stood for accomplishment and meant
far more to me at the time and are now
as pleasing to my memory as any
lucky feat ever fell heir TO in com
petition.
I'm not n crab about a small wager
on a match 1t may be all right for
the other fellow. But I'd advise against
IL on the part Of anyone who wishes to
improve hts game and get the most sat-
i4faCtion out OF II. Golf is not gam
bling game II It is 10 be golf Bringing
gambling into golf IS impractical. leaV-
Ing aside all csc. Play to win, but fig
ure and prepare for that time. II you
take that tip you will so about golf In
the right way and give proper atten-
tlon to those shots you are weak In.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
IRISH SEIZE CABLES
Cables ACROSS Atlantic Are Being
Operated To-day.

London. Aug. Shy the Associated
Press of the 10 cables OF the Com
mercial Cable company and the Western
Union company which handle the LUX
Of the transatlantic service from Great
Britain only three were working to-
day--those Of the Western Union from
its station at Pensace. Southwestern
England. This is due TO the seizure by
Irish Irregular forces OF the CONNER
cial company's station at Waterville.
Southwestern Ireland, and the Western
Union station at Valencia on the Kerry
coast in the same region
Commercial Cable company officials
said the Insurgents are not permitting
the opera tors TO work.
(The Commercial Cable management
in New York stated last night that the
power house and electric batteries at
Waterville had been disabled)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
$1,000 FIRE At
NART|NSFERRY
Early Morning Fire Threatens wheeling
corrugattng Company Plant

Fire. originating from a furnace in
ne Coat Hod department Of the Wheel
Ing Corrugating company plant at Mar
tins Ferry this morning at 2:30 o'clock,
caused damage estimated at $1,000.
The splendid work OF the company's
fire department prevented poSsthl" total
destruction Of the plant. as the fire was
pretty well in hand when the Martins
Ferry fire department arrived.
The principal loss was 70 valuable
stores Of naphtha paint.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
MERCHANDISE QUIET

New York. Aug. S.-Trade was quiet
In primary cotton goods and cotton
yarns market today. Wool goods and
worstdd continued 20 sell In moderate
quantities for spring. silks were IN
fair demand, with importers reporting
slow deliveries Burlaps were quiet.
Jobbers reported a steady trade in
small lots
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
SWEPT CITY OF srEUBENvILLE BY
NEARLY FIVE TO ONE MA
JoRrTY.
MIDNIGHT REPORT WAS COUNTRY
DISTRICTS WOULD NOT OVER
COME THIS.
CARPENTER JEFFERSON COUNTY
CANDIDATE GETS WONDERFUL
VOTE IN HOME

SteubenvilIe. O.. Aug. AT midnight
with SIS out of II precincts In Jefferson
count reported. the indications were
that Homer Durand Of Coshocton. wet
candidate for governor on the Repuo-.
lican ticket, has carried the county.
In this city his majority will be nearly
i've TO one, and while the rural dis
tric:s will go strong the other way. IT
Is not believed the Durand majority
can be overcome. Thompson is running
second and Beethamj third.
In the senatorial contest Tess is lead
ing Dick. his nearest opponent. nearly
two TO one Pomerene has wide mar
gin over John J. Lertz and his majority
Will he big. Marshall purail. former
Republican candidate for congress who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
AMERICAN AEroNAUT LEADS

Clermon, Ferrand. Aug S.-tBy The
Associated Press. America took the
lead in the flight time in the motorless
Eliders In the third day Of the contests,
when Edmund Allen. representing the
4 rica 7 Aeronaut!cal Engineering
Society. totalled three minutes and 10
seconds In four flights. maintaining
complete control and maAcOuvertug in
the wind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
IRISH AGREE?
REPORTS OF SETTLEMENT BE,
TWEEN ULSTER AND FREE
SKATERS HEARD IN
LONDON.
DOWNING STREET UNNFORMED.
BELFAST OFFICIALS MAKE
DENTAL,

London, Aug. Shy the Associated
Press "A message from Straube re-
ccived by the Exchange Telegraph COM
pany this afternoon stated that settle
ment between Ulster and Free State
authorities was imminent the terms Of
agreement having ben practically ar
ranged in negotiations preceding In
London.
In Downing street. however. ali
knowledge OF any such crisis necotia-
lions was denied and telegram from
Belfast quoted Ulster government oflli'
Gals as denying that settlement with
the Free State was at hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
LAKE STRIKE HELD UP

Washington. Aug. S.-Leaders OF
Rnion vcsselnen on the Great Lakes
promised Secretary Davis late today to
hold up the threatened strike on the
lake pending decision by the Lake Car
riers Association on the Labor Serre-
tAry's request for a joint conference be-
tween employees and employers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
STOCK IS DISPOSED OF.

New York AUG. Announcement
was made toutGh, by the Guaranty
Trust company Of New York that il
had today disposed OF the Consolidated
Petroleum corporatiu stock purchased
al he recent auction ot collateral Of
Allen \. Ryan. broker who failed. The
brief starcmen, gives no details OF the
transaction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09

born in Gadsden Alabama, only Is years
ago. He Is IT.. IN in. tall. Just
now Brown university Is lucky. for
Wood plans to enter there for COL
legate course.
Charley Is a past master at tho net.
He Is mighty good volleyer and has
all the confidence under heaven Even
when he played Tilden. he admitted that
he expected to beat him! He's conner,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
CRAWFORD ARRESTED

J. &. Crawford. Of Ren~ood. was ar
rested last night by local police on a
charge &C driving an automobile while
IN an intoxicated condition. Crawford
will he arrairned IN police court before
Judge John S. Ritz this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09

Charley learned his tennis from Carl
Benton, who developed Richards back
hand Young Wood won his first tour
nament and annexed the Boys National
Indoor title In 1919. Last year he was
winner OF tho Metropolitan Junior title.
Rhode Island State championship and
Columbia intercollegiate.
Charley likes to shoot pool play the
"uke." sing. and admits that he was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
TWELVE 1REEauLARs KILLED.

Dublin. Aug S.-(Ry The Associated
forces ent tered
Newcastle west Monday after II hours
battle In which - Ir"egularS were KILL
ed. The casualties Of the Nauonalists
were less than those OF the irregulars.