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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
]. s. TROOPS
IN CONTROL
Of SITUATION
STRIKERS MEETING
AT GARY PREVENTED
Much "Red" Literature Seized
Thousands in South
Chicago Parade

CHICAGO. Oct. 7-Quict prevailed TO-
dav throughout the Indiana zone OF the
Chicago steel strike district with fcdcr-
al and state troops in control or thc
situation.
At Gary, Indiana, whore MINOR Cen
cral Leonard Wood. commanding l,6Uo
federal troops. has established military
control" government agents SclZ"u II
uuantity Of radical literature in several
raids, and number Of persons wcr"
brought before the military authorities
and questioned. They were released
later.
An effort by several hundred sirik'
sympathiscrs 10 hold n meeting in one
Of the city parks at Gary THIS afternoon
was broken UP by troops without VOL
cnce or arrests.
Reds" Are Blamed.
General Wood and Mayor Hodges lS-
sued statements at Gary attributinE re-
cent disturbances there tC red leaders
III South Chicago. where n" troops arc
on duty and where parad"s and meetings
have not been forbidden. several th"uS'
and strike synpHthiscrs participated IN
Il parade late today. \ squad or police
marched at the head Of tn" procession
\ number of mon i'll army uniforms. rS'
timatcd at about $50, came next IN line
They were headed by man wearing an
overseas uniform adorned with TIC
United States distinguished service
cross. the French CruiN D~ Gucrrc. with
palms and mcdaillc militairc and tht
British military medal. The march"rS
carried banners and placards proclaim'
ing loyalty IN tho strike.
At Indiana IIarEor. whc"r martial law
has bccn procla by Adjutant Cen
cral Smith Of Indiana. in command "i
fifteen companies Of state troops. ih'
Marks Manufacturing company. an
nnunccd today that 1t had started opera
tiOn Of its blooming mill ana expected
that the plant would be running full ca
nacity by tomorrow.
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OFFEROF SIX GOLD PRIZES AND
DOUBLE CREDITS ENDS SATURDAY
Best Offer That VIII Be Made During Remainder of Cam
pagn Ends atll O'clock Saturday Night, October i
$3.50 In Gold Added Prz For Extra Effort During this
Week
Courage and Success.
CONTINUED on Page Eleven.)

overcome by his or her competitor by
Tho necessary effort.
Courage and Success.
ThcS" go hnnd IL hand Many per-
son has all ~" requirements necessary
10 succeed in lif". but lack courage. In
this battle of credits IN" main requisites
Ia success are determination and cour-
age. The winning contestants Will be
those that max" up their minds now TO
beat all past records in securing sub
script"ns. and who do not become faint
hearted with the prizes within their
reach. Credits are the necessary mo-
dunn. and credits must be secured IN
order TO claim tho prizes: Thousands
OF them can he secured bet wccn now
and OCober Is. and great things can
take place in this short time.
Rich Prizes.
TIL" prizes Offered III this campaign
are too valuable to lot &" by dcfault.
There are too many ambitious folks IN
III" rae" To allow the best prizes To b y
carried away for little effort. Th" ra"'.
VIII b. hotly contested ono. and the
value of the prizes warrants tho kccncSt
competition. Contestants who ar" cx-
pecting 70 win ono nt m" seven QUITO
! mobiles. or any one "t IN" other prize 5
are aware of tho fat that il will tahC
some hustlinE tn do il. and tn" contest
| ants who put in tn" hardest ticks will
doubtless be tho most CcSSFul.
Neck and Neck.
The most interesting part of the Cam
! paign is the close race being made by
The majority OF the contestants. SO far
! II is "nnbObdy'S" race, or one may Cnil
| II "anybody's" race for that matter.
| and everyone is wondering just how
their favoritc will finish. II Will doubt
| less be a nip and tuck race from now
| until the Campaign closes. and the prlz-
cS awarded.
Saturday night will SO tn" end Of tho
| $3.50 in gold and DOUBLE CREDIT
| OFFER. Determln" now to be in line
! for the hearty congratulations OF your
! friends and not To be one Of the also
rams"
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living in company houses who refuse 10
return to work were being cri"tcd. Thir-
ty or forty Mon sought refuge in the To-
cal strike headquarters from the police
1t is said.
An attorney was sent to Wcirton &c
look after th, interests Of tho StrikcrA
The statement issued by the Carnegie
Steel company tonight says: "A hun
dred and fifty strikers went to WORK nj
Homestead today. almost as many al
Clarion. and on every turn We are filling
various crews on mills and at furnaces
with the result showing III our ton
mage reports. In some instances Strlkers
arc returning and taking inferior JOBS 10
what they held hcf"r" the strike 'h'i'
old jobs having been filled. Inc shua'
tion generally is excellent.
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WEIRTON W Va Oct First forced to kiss the American
flag and eighty alleged members Of the industrial
Workers Of the World of the Of Won late
this afternoon police and deputies by Sheriff Cooper
Hancock county W. VS. declared to be the leaders OF
the gang were the county Jail New Cumberland where
they are held await action by the federal authorities
The raid afternoon followed the holding of meetings by the
w during the past week in violation of Sheriff Cooper
orders The offenders claimed they meeting in hall on the
county road and were violating law OF the state Messages
poc1 n have come from the W. threatening "tO get the
police and deputies pecpatd the raid The officers upon carc
ng the headGuarers the radicals found the official records Wit"
M S members society Immediately these men were
rounded up public square, where all were forced one by
m kiss the American flag following which the officers escorted all
h scve outside the town and ordered them to leave the stat
immediately Strong guards took the principal offenders TO e
n iai and It is expected that federal prosecutions VIII follow
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GOVERNMENT IS
AGAIN ATTACKING
BIG Corporal TI0NS
ARGUMENTS HEARD IN
COAL AND STEEL SUITS
AIlege Steel Corporation
Formed For Enormous
Profits In Restraint of
Trade

WASHINGTON, Oct. Tn accord
encc with the governments announced
intention of rcsuming the prosecution OF
the antitrust cases pending in the su-
prcmc court now that the war has end
ed, arguments were heard today in ap-
pcals brought in suits Instituted py inc
government under the Sherman act
against the alleged anthracite coal trust
and the United States Steel corporation.
The hearing of the coal cases was CON-
cludcd but owing TO additional time be-
ing granted both sides for argument, the
steel case will not be finished until Fri
day.
Except for the order Of the district
court calling for the severance Of thu
Central Railroad Of New Jersey from
Reading interests. the government lost
both its cases in the lower court against
the Reading holding corporation. the
L"hiEh Valley railroad company and the
! United States Steel corporation and tncir
subsidiaries.
In asking for the dissolution OF the
Reading company. Solicitor General klnG
argued that tho evidence shovel that or
, ganization with it's subsidiaries was con-
trollcd by intcrlockinG dircctoratcs and
had a monopoly in anthracite coal.
The Steel Case.
Arguments in the steel case were Open
cd by Judge &. B. Amcs assistant to the
attorney general. who asserted that the
organizers Of the steel corporation had
in mind restraint of trade and the cnor-
NOUS profits certain TO come from the
, industry. He reviewed the formation OF
the corporation beginning with the or
ganiZatiOn of the American Steel and
Wire company in 1898 by the Mort-n'
Gary and Carnegie interests. He will re-
sumo his argument tomorrow. after
which he will be followed by r. V. Lin
dabury. of New York. c. a. Severance,
Of ST. Paul and David Reed. of Pitts
burgh. appearing for the steel corpota-
tiUn.
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Would Make CrOwder
Lieutenant General


WASHINGTON. oct. 7.-JudSe AdFo-
rn,e General Ennch II. Crowder. would
receive the rank Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
upon retirement in recognition of HIS
execution OF the sel"ctire draft law
under a resolution by Senator Knox.
Republican oC Pennsylvania. passed to-
day by the senate and sent to tn" house
r;rn"val Crowder's services were prals-
Cd highly by A number Of senators. wh'i"
Senator Chamberlain. former cna'rmar
81 the senate military committee. made
- two hours address. in opposition to
'hs resolution. and attacking General
,tuwdcr'S administration Of court mar
llal procedure.
"Swi>sl chair artists here in Wash
ue;ri,.' senator Chamberlain asserted.
received higher honor than men "t
nqusii rank who went overseas and rem
.lcr,d vaI:an; >"rNi". 20 their country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
NORWAY GOES DRY

CIRISTIANA. oct. National pro-
hihttion. has h"Cn adopted in Norway by
tho vote at general plcbiscitc held yes
trTGay.
TIL" measure applies only 20 whiskcy,
brandy and other s':'ns liquors. Cham
pagn" and all other wines and beers arc
not affected. Tho law governing proht-
hilton in the United states figured in the
campaign to II very considerable extent.
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-Four Escape From the
Hancock County Jail
Special Dispatch to The Intelligenccr.

Special Dlspatch 10 The IhteIIBeHccf'
NEW CUMBERLAND. W. Va. Oct. Z.
sheriff ]. Armor Cooper. tonight offer
ed a reward Of 500 for the capture OF
Allen Mintcr, who. with Albert Snidcr
Clara Bell and Frances Wilson. the lat
ter two negrcsses. escaped from the Jaii
here today. Keys made OF lead were
used 10 unlock tho cell and Jail doors,
Mintcr. charged with burglary. Snider.
with obtaining money under false pre-.
tense. and the two women with stealing
cocaine, were awaiting action OF the
grand jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
RECORDS SMASHED IN
WORLDS FAN CROWDS

CINCINNATI. O.. oct. ALI prev
ious records for worlds series receipts
for q single game wcrc shattered today
when 32.O0G persons paid Sl0l.76S TO
witness the sixth game. thus bringing re-
ccpipts for the six games UP to s5S3.S?6.
The now high mark in receipts was
made possible by tho charging OF more
money per seat than mt any former
series. tho box seats selling for Sc each.
The players share of the receipts OF
IN" five games only Of the series and III ?
following statistics show how the money
for the five games is divided:
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STRIKE PROBERS TO
COME TO PITTSBURGH

WASHINGTON. OCT. 7,IT"ntative
plans - visit the Pittsburgh district late
his wcCk werc made today by tn" SEM
irr runnnittr" investigating tn" steel
~;r,k". senator Kenyon said AN "ftort
.vaS being made 10 obtain an agreement
IN rhc senate for q Vnt" next Friday on
the Shartuug amendments; 10 ir- peace
;rca.v and tha: If these were r:sposcd
Of ;h, cummitic" would spend the noXt
few days iu the strike zone.
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BoEY TO THE q. S.

LIMA. Peru. Monday, oct. C.--Tht
body Of W. W. lIHmdlry. former tinted
States consul here VIII" died on Scpt"in.
her %. was transferred today from th''
cruiser BulunErni. where II has hc"h
lying in state. 10 the steamer Santa Ana.
on which il will I've taken /" New York
Mrs. Handlcy Will ac"ompy tn" body o;
her husband To the United states.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-Rcar
Admiral GraySon. tho presidents
personal physician. at ten o'clock
tonight. issued the following bull
ietin:
The president has had n COM
Portable day and is slightly i'm
proved"
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How Divided.
Players pool--$260.349.0 200.
Winners sharr-Sl17. .l57.04.
Losers Sharc--s1S. 1910.
Each clubs shnrc--sSG.7S3.2
National conssion-S46.2l2
Each second team (Giants and In
Each third team (Cubs and Yankccs)
-Sl2nl14 A.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 7. - President
Wilson'S condition improved today and
his appetite. the failure of which has
been ono Of the serious drawbacks to his
recovery. showed a decided change to-
ward normal.
So far had he progressed that. his two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
NEW JuGo-SLAv MINISTRY.

PARIS. oct. "a now ministry for
Iugu-Slaya has bcc0 forrncd in Ei"lgrad
,ccurd nE u dispatches received here.
". Trikuviirh has been named US p:'"-
-nirr. u j. stated. and VI. Trumbitch as
minister Of foreign affairs.
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PUBLICATION SUSPENDED.

LIMA. Peru. Monday. Oct. G..Puhli-
cation was suspended by all Lima news
papers today as result Of strike by
the typographical employees.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-Forecast:
West virg1nia-Fatr Wednesday;
Thursday cloudy, moderate temperature.
Ohio and Western Pennsylvanin-Pnlr
Wednesday; Thursday cloudy and
warmer.
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Chicago's American Leaguers
Turn Seemingly Hopeless 40
Handicap Into 5-4 Victory
In Fateful Extra Inning
Contest Replete With Thrills

CINCINNATI. o.. Oct. 7.-The person
who was directed yesterday to shine up
the pole at Rcdland Park and m"asur"
it for the worlds championship hunting
slid down tho shaft a bit today ana inc
measuring was postponed. The reason
was that as the Chicago White S"x did
not dare lose tuday's game. for with IT
would have gone the championship. they
uvrrcamc n lead OF four runs and by de-
livcring one moro tally in the tenth
round won the game, five runs TO lour
for Cincinnati
1t was n contest rcplctc with thrills
and hcart-brcaks, varied by some
weird fielding. snappy hasc running
mighty clouts. mad catches. ana IN
short, practically everything relating 10
baseball.
cincinnati looked like 4 certain win
nor in the third and fourth rounds III
the course of which four RedlcIs cross
cd the plate. In tho NTH. however the
Sux turned two passes and single into
n tally. and in tho sixth two doubles and
two singles were the major factors IN
the three runs which tied the score.
The Fatcful Tenth.
To Buck Weaver. sterling third base
man. who welded a mighty stick in
1.-The game. foil the distinction or record
ing tn" winning run in the tenth. lie
was the first man up and doubled to
center. his second two Sacker or the
game Jackson tried n bunt and missed.
but ON a second attempt the ball drio-
blrd a few feet down the third base line
md while the ball was perfectly hcldcd.
Jackson crossed tn" initial sack with
time to spare. Weaver landing on third.
EclsCh. who had delivered a double in
the sixth. struck out. but Gandil, who
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tcrs the officers found a great quantity
Of red" u,erature-half a ton, ii was
said-in which the flag Of anarchy was
ex.olled and the prediction made that the
extremists would rule the world.
Most Of the lS7 men are said 10 nave
come here from Woodlawn. IA, near
Pittsburgh. within the past few days.
General Manager J. c. Williams OF inc
Wcirton Steel company said tonight thSt
tho plants arc operating nearly normal.
He asserted fifteen OF tho twcntY-slN TN
mills arc working and that four more
will 60 on tomorrow. while the strip
steel mills are going 100 per cent. Inc
blast furnaces will resume tomorrow ne
said Williams declares the StrlKe Is
broken so far as W-cirton is concerned.
II is claimed that all Of the men de-
ported this afternoon arc rims. ana
nearly all were furnace workers. TheiT
record at Woodlawn. Pa. before coming
TO Wcirton is being investigated by the
state and federal authorities.
Members Of Red Guard
Chief of Police Harry Brooks. Of Weir
ton. declared tonight that all or the lsi
men driven out Of town thls ar atIGrmopd rmopd
and fought under tho flag OF the Bol-
Shcviki with f~w exceptions. EHidencc
was secured that they have formcd an
rNtrcnrist society of their own in Amer
ica, with widr spread ramifcation. oniy
~ of the gang were iemploycd in inc
Wcirtou mills. and the others. asserted
Rruvk4 carr, hcrc to aid i'll bringing
about Il rrign of disorder, in connection
with tho Si"cl strike. 1t is known that
s number If foreigners working IN thc
mills here received letters. in which
death was threatened. Threatening let
,.rS wcrc also received by Prosecuting
Attorney W. w. Ingram. OF Hancock
county which are believed to have orig
mated with the Wcirton reds, who have
attempted a reign Of terrorism over all
Foreigners in the district. Wives or
many foreign workm"n even hid their
rInt hes So that they would be unable TO
report for work at the mills. the women
fearing the anarchists would carry OUT
their deadly threats.
What q Soldier Said
Among tho men working at the Wter-
ton plant are many former American
! soldiers. and il was on tho demand OF
! these mon that the reds" were driven
! forth this afternoon. w. W. Hill, 4
| Tatrolmau. formerly sergeant in the
| sixth L. s. Marines. and decorated for
| bravery at Chateau Thierry, declares
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REDS
ARE CAP PTURED

LONDON, Oct. THE capture Of
5000 R1lshevikt during operations
around Voronezh by General Dfhene's
troops is claimed In communiquo
received by wireless from the gener-
ais headquarters today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
RADICALS ROUNDED UP At
V|E|RTON KISS THE j. s. FLAG

Sensational Incident Follows Raid Headquarters Of Rad
Gals at Mill Town-Threats to "Get" the Police and
Sherfs Deputies Precipitates Action By the Authori-
hes
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Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
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ov"rcom" by his or her competitor by
tho necessary effort
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onobiles and Diamonds Free To Energetic lnteLgenc

Pair "wednesday; Thursday Cloudy, 1oA-
crate Temperature.
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What q Soldier Said

h'ncng tho men working at the Wter-
ton plant are many former American
soldiers. and il was on tho demand OF
these men that the reds" were driven
forth this afternoon w. W. Hill, q
ratrolman formerly n sergeant in tho
ssiNth l. Mnrinns nnd decorated for
The Adair County news., 1919-04-02
CALLED Her Family
TO Her BEDSIDE
SIX Years Ago, Thinking She Might DIE Says Texas Lady, But Nsu
She Is Well Strong Woman and Praises Cardui For
Her Recovery.

Royse City, Tex.-Mrs. Mary Kill
man, Of this place, says; after the
birth of my little girl. my side COM
menced to hurt me. I had to go back
to bed. We called the doctor. He
treated me. but got no better.
got worse and worse until the misery
was unbearable. L was In bed for
three months and suffered such agony
that was just drawn up in knot. d.. d.
! told my husband if he would get
me bottle of Cardui l would try it.. .
I commenced taking it, however, that
evening I called my family about
me-. for knew could not last
many days unless had a change for
The Adair County news., 1919-04-02
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
ADAIR CIRCUIT COURT

ADAIR CIRCUIT COURT
OF KENTUCKY.
Will Murrell sc Plaintiff
vs.
Edd Murrell sc Defendant
By virture of Judgment and Or
der of Sale of Adair Circuit Court,
rendered at the March Term, thereof,
1919, in the atov, cause, 1 shall pro-
coed to offeI for sale at the Court
house door in Columbia. KY, to the
highest bidder, at Public Auction, on
Monday the It'll day of April 1919, at
one O'Clock p. m, or thereabout (bs-
ing County Court,) upon a credit of
six months, the following described
property to-wit: A certain tract of
land lying in Adair County, KY, In
the Flat Woods, containing 20 acres
more or less and adjoining the lands
Of ]. F. Gilpin, B. E. Rowe and 9TH
BIS. For more complete description
reference is made to the Judgment,
pleadings, order of sale and Stirvey On
file in said case. For the purchase
price, the purchaser, with approved
surety or securities, must execute
Bond, bearing legal interest from the
lay of sale until paid, and having the
orce and effect of Judgment. Bid
lers will be prepared to comply
promptly with these terms.
v. A. Cofiey, Master Comm issionsr.
The Adair County news., 1919-04-02

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s,1os Acres In Kentucky.
The following absolutely
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LINCOLN COUNTY. 63 Acres
ALLEN COUNTY. -. 100 Acres
100 acres, GAINESVILLE pool, Al
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1,750 acres in GraysOn Coun-
ty choice prospective land, but
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$500 acres in Adair County,
one well on this property has
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ALL WELLS DRILLED TO
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The company has several
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Main e22. City s47s.
The Adair County news., 1919-04-02

the better. That was six years 40
and I am still here and am a wsn
strong woman, and owe my life %
Cardui. I had only taken half tas
bottle when began to feel belts.
The misery in my side got less. :. 2
continued right on taking the Cardu
until I had taken three bottles and I
did not need any more for was wen
and never felt better in my life. :. ]
have never had any trouble from thaa
day to this"
Do you suffer from headache, bach
ache, pains in sides, or other discom-
forts. each month? Or do you tsss
weak, nervous and fagged-out? If -,
give Cardui. the woman's tonic, q
trial. LII