. VA. COAL FIELD—75•La* ^?PRIVATE BUNKE’S I Firing Reported GeneralAU Along ThrBODY IS COMINGElaborate Funeral Services To Be Held At St. Peter's Church, Liberty.JS-er. Karaiiaugh* iu-ror «cSr. Cti'i*-!:e daur:;h. Lik-rry.Ini? rvci'ireti v;jrd rh‘* bony *i''rntEt' Wtllihii! formerly ofCToi^puay A. lt;ne IIczailrt-U and Fir-^mh lafiiiitrj'. wlio killed :rtE'ninci*. ditrih? ihe UVrlil W.*r. had c-xlnimej ami 1- now in lt;i»jrai?eir Romajou*. Franco. h w:lf be s-hip-Ard on ih^r cex-: rrau*-'porr. and win irrfve tir Ho:)i:kt*R. X. J-, *-a:^ in Sep-;ember.I^repxrat:^!^ are beroar nude for an ^abora're fizsterai. Th*r burial uli! :ake place In St- Peier's cemt*rery. a*jb jomlnr: the ctmrcb. Due notice will e zix:en «f the funeral a rra elements. The Kiilglir? of Columbus. . roans CotmciL IXo. 1(22. of wblch :he deceased ^as a member, and Prancis Seort K-y Post of ihe Aiueri-:art Le^ron. wilt Take parr. Col. IX J Fohn Marker wsn *j$so take parr. with | i binder and a Srlissr suaad,Chit?f Judge Hinmnii Timer, ftnlge Glenn S_ Wortiiingron. Edward i- ^zniriL I-eo TVe:nber« and\E_ CI:n-ba 3IcSiierrr \n:I be anions: ra^The serr:ces will begin with a re-[Diem ma^ at II lt;^dovk- followed by j •p^n-air -it the grave., jPrirLie Bunker joined Company A f bout a month ami a ball befor-- 1: j eft for (limp JlcCei£m. Anniston- [ d;i„ and w-aS'ii member of the com- j any during the entire training j^ea-on. He wvii: to France the lo-Fronts; Nine Killed In DesperateAction. Martial Law Todayiii '4Charleston, W. Va., Aug. 31.—Reports reaching the office of Governor Mor gan this afternoon indicat ed that firing along the B oone-Logan line, held by state police and deputies against hands of armed men, had become general.* Six hundred armed m iners -were reported to be moving through Marmet a t 1.30 o'clock this afternoon in the direction of B oone county It is reported that three deputy sheriffs were killed in fighting along Blair mountain this morning.Washington. Aug. 31.—President Harding has drawn up a proclamation o f martial law for the coa mine war area in West V rrginia, Secretary of Waj Weeks announced today. The proclamation has beei drafted in order that it ca n be immediately issued ri the miners do not dispers e and cease fighting before noon tomorrow..ogam, W. Va., Aug. • 31.—Mne men have beer killed infighting on three fronts in the Logan coun ty coal fields, according to reports here late today The fighting was still pro grossing, according to lat-'estn-enorts.' ' — - * ■ • - -