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Of
WH|TESPLANNEO
IN ARKANSAS
Widespread Plot frustrated
Uprising Of Negroes
Plotted For Today

HELENA, Ark, Oct. 5-Bands OF neg
roes In southern Phillips county Of
which cais- city in the. seal OF govern
mtatt. had planned general slaughter
Of white people in This locality tomor-
row. according to members or tho COM
mittCc Of seven appointed by civil au-
thOriticS with the sanction Of Governor
Charles Trough. who announced todn?
that confessions made 10y some OF the
captured negroes and other information
Indicated 4 widespread Il"'.
Members rf tho ComIrtlt"" Snld the
planS Of III" negroes Iu"iud"d an uprlS-
ing IN the vent certain demands were
not met With October Il - I aS the day
for thu u;rlsIug. nrrr" prisoners ar'
..Ild have confessed. each m"wh Of tn"
pr:..,niZatiun NJ specified places was L"
take 4 bale uf cotton by that dai" To
certain prominent land owners. rlanl"-
tiun managers and m'T"HailtS ana &c
mand q settlement.
Tho Confessions
Tho confessions as announced. 'nau"
II aipcar to tho Investigators that fol-
lowing this demand. the negroes were TO
.huut down all whites in sight. y li"i
+ twunty-onc names. admitted 10 rep
r"s"nt the mon TO whom the demand
would be presented. is in III" hands "t
the investigating committee.
Killing Of these twCntr-unc. IA" prlS-
nnCrS sand, was To b." IN" signal Tor all
mcmhrrS Of IN" "rEHnlZat 10 attack
the whit" populations.
2SN extensive courier SNS'Cm was IN
riaincd IN tho evidence providing for
mcSsenr, rs known {" the negroes a*
"raul Rcv"r"s.' The" c"url"rS had
been APPOINTED to rid" INTO all parts or
tn" territory, according I" IN" t"Sti-
m"ny. and summon m"rhcrS 1" arms.
Tho organization cone, ,rr"d. vas de-
clarcd 10 Sbc tho lodge If Progressive
Farmers and Household Union "f Amer
,ca. on fiscaicd !itcrH'ur" "f which des.
ignarcd Washington -. -. as nationa!
headquarters.
-, The Conspiracy.
We've Just h"Eln." WAS tn" pass
word OF the uprising IN" negroes ar"
said 20 have told m" investigators. TINS
IaSS w"rd and tiir "I'aul Revere ""ur-
irre were confessed ~ har" been cnA-
pl"y-d lHst Tuesday nigh: and W"dncs-
day moSning III sumn"n;nG blacks t"
Hoop Srfr. 'eishtcCu miles south OF H"l-
ma. af,er' ". a. ADKINS. >I"rial agent OF
N" Missouri Pacific ra,Ir"ad had been
killed. and Charles Pratt, deputy Shcr-
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CORRUPTER OF HOME
OF WEST V|RCINIAN
MUST PAY The BILL
SneriaI DIspatch to The Intclligencer.
rNIL,EN-N ATI q "a

Special D,spatch to The Intclligencer.
C1NCrNSATI. o. Oct. 5.-A case
which has attracted wild" attention in
local and judicial as woll A. II business
circles throughout Kcntucky. Ohio and
West Virginia has Just h""n decided by
the circuit court In Newport. ny. and
award. the balance of $1,000" cash to
John Irnc&. L young West Virginia mar
r,"d man who lost the love "i MS Eiri
WIFI Ly tho Vaccinations uf judG'' : J.
alarh,ntrL~a Newport. Ky, rarl'aliS;
who was tho young coupl'S l2ndl"rd and
,r.rult"l. the court SAID. -" %"unE
West Nirginian's home hE gifts OF
money to the girl hrrd". Mary Jones.
Machinitt ned to Ohio to "scap" S' rE.
;cc of Tho lnw. bat was captured ana
hrough, back and part Of his property
attached hv Jones to make good IN"
$4,000 judgment. tho larS'St ever E'Nuh
in krui'Fy Tor u Ink" cn"nS' aEa1ls' IN"
sanctiiy "f ia" homo.
Nr.'r,n!tf, ty rh, circuit courts judE-
,,c',i nI,Ist now E,vr bond a non
rnyId-nt &C Kcmtcky. ma&'n; good th'
vr,;nr West NirGinIaTS judgment.
N,cninitr has 'i"ur"d prominently II
newspapers hrr" '"r many %rhrS IN a.
count Of his dnul"-ljc AMI dlN"rc" d'Ii-
cul,jcs through various l"N" affairs.
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October llth. We wish Ia u" cory en-
phatic upon one point. that - thIS: never
again will an opportunity b" gwen
whereby one may turn III th''r SuhScrip-
tons 10 as good an advani1E" as now.
This is positively IN" very best offer
that vii, b" made and thor" will b" n"
more extra prizes given. This iS the de-
Gliding period Of the race and to those
closely. i, is very clear that the prizes
Will be decided BY IA" work dom DO
TWEEN new and Saturday night at II
o'clock. Rich prizes ar" hanging In 'hc
balance A WHY'S Knight Touring Car
valued al $3.50 will gladden. the heart
Of the most successful contestant of IN"
Automobile and Diamond Campaign. =
Nelic Touring Car. valued at SlhiI. VII!
b" awaRi"d another cont"$;aTi. men
there is the Oakland valued a. S'.i55.
and the Maxwell. Ti"r"". OVERHEAD and
l'hevrolct. for others. T'' list IS hrim-
tu OF good things for ~" willing work.
crs in the campaign and II is up TO th"m
individually as 10 jrs' what Shar" or
th" bounty will hc ,+,-,rs Now IS mo
deciding time |: W.! h" too lat" after
October IL TO gather credits and sub
srriptionS TO Apply uron earning III" hIs
PRIZES.
Tme Growing Short.
After this p"r3"d ends jus, on" week
remains in wAiCh /" Ec; subscriptions 20
apply upon winning IN" prizes. TITO
tim" for h-SItanc? - past and thoS''
who would b. winners a.; 'hc best pr:z"-
must n'i"k'.. "u nov arTl'uT and s. tutn
the Il gtl determined |" .'r'r"'d Twelve
days yes. Il can almost b" counted IN
minutes IS all that remains rf tn" Auto
mobile and Diamond tampt:rn n which
- make ones position secure. The Wise
. contestants viii crowd "!"rE ounce or
energy which tiny possess into tn" SIX
days of thus week and Will not allow
Themselves - lag n th":r efforts ~ '"
allow Themselves L. become DISCOURAGED
in m" least with the pc!ze within ih"ir
RraSp.
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D0DD KILLED;
OTHERS HURl'
TWO AIRPLANES IN ..s,
BUSTLETON WRECK
Victim Choked to Death Wkea
Caught Between Tank and
Engine (

PHILADELPHIA. PIT. Oct. b.--floeen
mintcs after Colonel Townsend Do6d.
commander Of Langley Field. VirgtAh.
had been killed in landing at the BustiN.
Ton aviation field. near here today, =
.""ond airplane made a bad landing -
three other army officers were injured
TWO of them. Major NJ Davis ana 6ec.
md Lieutenant Charles r. 6elt ssfL
,uSly. "
to Min"ola. Long Island. from VIZ.
il was planned 10 start eighty amy avt-
IN wednesday. Major Davis. In
Martin bombing plane. was to
mad" the initial hop off,
Col Dodd, accompanied By SAHIN4G
C. T.. Hess. was plotting . DeHAvf
rour-typc Of machine from LAnEte
Field He reached the Bustleton Fiele
shortly after 4:3o p. m: and Ia lan0in3
wrecked and Colonel Dodd was we6ge1
So tightly between the engine Ind tAo
gasoline tank that nc literally was chez
rt. 10 death. Sergeant Hess was pltcr
ont Of tho machine into the branoAee
Of the tree and escaped With sHeHe
bruises.
Colonel Dodd's body had scarcely be
rrmovcd from the wrcckage before -.
second accident happened. Aa1of
Who was plotting the machin
Washington. apparently over-st
field and instcad Of landing VII,
smooth surface would give I'll
the weight Of tho machine to of
progress. he landed on rough
The plano stuck its nose In The
and toppIcd over. smashing both
and the fusliad". Major Davis q
arm and nose broken and WaS |
CONTINUED on ras. H.s1th.
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ON
ITALIANS
Jugo-Slavs Make Tarye
Troop Ship-0ne Sol6.L
Wounded

BARI, rtaly, Saturday, Oct. ~,
The report that ths 1talias stearas1
Epiro With 400 italian t.ooy3 anA'
other passengers aboard, WSS nTSA
on by Jugo-EaNs frvm 1ondo1l
island, near Cattaro, ssptsnaber %
Is confirmed. Only . few shots were
ared againGt the steamer, then only
about 100 yards from tho shore, but
q cavalry soldier, Eugenio DaninA,
Is In tho hospital hero with bullet
wounds In his Left shoulder and leg
to attest 30 the truths OF the Incl
dent.
Tho Epiro which was on IT, Wy
to Cattaro whsn hrsd on, rSpAssed
the scene Of the shooting upon leeV.
Ing port, escorted BY . Preach tor
pedo boat, but there was no furtnsr
shooting. According TO reports cir.
culatsd here, tho" Jugo-SlavS as
tackled tho steamer In revenge, b.
cause during the war, . squadron -
airplanss commanded By 0'A11u1-
zio dropped bombs On Fort 1aMn6
on ROndoni island.
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That an attempt will be made Monday morning by the
MANAGEMENT of the Weiron Steel company operation
Of its plants at Weirton Va here admitted last
night BY the company operating officials 1t stated that
large of the strike had made it known that
6cn number of men appear at mills Monday morning the
attempt to operate will be made Normally the plant employs
about two thousand and all but about 200 IN the stp
steel mills have affected BY the strike report that the
mills would resume midnight Sunday denied by the plant
officials.
Jack Peters the head of the strikers IN the Wheeling dis
trct aid Sunday that information to the effect that the
Werton mills are S5 per down and that the men are hr
for continuance of the strike.
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HEROIC BELGIAN KING AND
.. CARDINAL MEET IN WORSHIP

patriotism in belgium, An feel happy
In this united. patriotic brotherhood. On
both sides Of III" Atlantic We are the
same. W" pray for the same things and
have the sam" altar. We realize thaS
majesty. uniy and catholicity OF our
divine church.
when | 90 back to my people ]
shall TAX" with We the picture OF faith
and Christian honor and charity whice
you have given me. America gave tho
world splendid answer when you On:
tered the war. You sought no territoIial
or ploiticnl gains. You came In TO help
save the world. / want to express to
you in the name OF our glorious King.
Of thine Catholic church, q tribute OF
homage and gratefulness. ! pray for the
recovery Of tho noble President OF thu
United States"
Held Reception.
A. tho close Of tho mass after Poe.
lates and priests had iiled out, tho kine.
queen and duk" renamed in the sAnetu.
AIRY until they w"r" escorted TO the rear
Of the cathedral where a brief and IT,
formal reception vas held. King Al
bert today f"li deep concern over fn9
health Of President Wilson and wae
said In hay" expressed great sauelae.
ton when told the contents OF an Asso.'
stated Press dispatch announcing thet
the Pres dent had spent q comfoftaois
At 4 o'clock this afternoon Harvard
university conferred upon the King tne
rcCrcc uf Doctor Of Laws.
The degree was fifth in Harvard'e hle'
tory conferred at any time other thAn
commencement
Goes to Niagara rails
A tea at the HON" or Fre914o1S
InwclI. Of Harvard. brought the formal
program Of tn" kings visit to BoSooo
IN = close and he returned to the CoD-
lev Plaza, were h." remained un6n ~
special train LEFT at 1880 o'clock forNSa
CARA Falls.
The roya! party will arrive AT NiaeA
The only scheduled stop from then
to California is at Toledo. where 4
Albert will deliver an address. noe
the ruler OF Belgium. but a. the
sonni friend Of Brand Whitlock. an
sador to Belgium and former mayer
the city.
The special train VIM euts1 -
at noon Gnd SSnAta thew N0@
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W. ,c11|cr0N Oct, Tho favorable

WASHINGTON. Oct 9Th" favorable"
,rcnd of rrcsidrn' wilson's condition
continued today and thcr" were indica-
mons ,hnt those attending ham th"uSht
H., might be definitely on ihG ROAD 10
recovery. -,
had .:,ncc he was taken i'll t"n days az"
In. i'rr,id"nt was in such r."I >ihrl,S
that Mr.. Grayson. had difficulty IL per-
suadine hlm TO rcm7jn in bed.
Although tho da:' bull I'm d,a no,
laincd details Of th" I'rr' dent : general i
rnI.Iir ION which Dr. C;.aySun seemed t.
r.card "S hopeful "i:,ns. ii Wa i"N"".
1t - =. m, AMI SIid:
'MINTE IIOI 81. oct. on ?. NJ y,
ana If thor" is any "hanCc in hiS ""nd;-
fion it ~ favorable. His aiI"'It" IS
improving and he IS slccp,nE h,iir[.
That Mr.. Wilson was alb - eat and
sIccp with NOR" regularity Wa '"'Sld-
cred particularly promising S'n"" lhcS"
are the most important requisites Tor
euro Of the COmpllcatlon% Mhich '"l'
lowed his attack of nervous cShauSl ION
~. di"rstiyc organs hay" been sens
two for years and hiS rcSriratory $ES-
tcu. weakened hy m attack Of influ"hzn
last SrrlnE iS said I" have lnicfItrrru'
during his present Illness with hS apll-
NY tu Sl"' y S''undI!. >,
thc president now has rested easily i"i
TWO consecutive nights and TN" result
was reflected as soon as II" h~""' inns
morning in a dcSir" IL Ee1 back to h1S
desk. When Mr.. Grayson furbad" tho.
has physicians said he finally accepted
ihr incNitahi" Chcerrully. I. WAS de
ciarcd that his mind was very alert anI
that he chattcd and j"k"d w"h II" m"n-
bCrs Of his family about hIS iln"Ss
seeming dissatisfied only with his con-
tin"mcnt.
Many more callers inquired about III"
presidents condition at IN" executive"
offices during tho day while n" flood
Of SolitI,rS messages continued I" come
in BY wire from all Parts of the world
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PITTSBURGH Oct 5AS the steel strike entered upon MS
third week the union workers prepared dig in for siege "he
e conDaneS arranged make another attempt |" start up
idle plants tomorrow Through newspaper adVeTt
,os and personal appeals compa" have put orh r"S I" get
pended since the strike began ..
Secretary William T. Foster Of tn" national strike commute
said he confident that tn" companies would IAN anu 1 Inc
~ tb orpnniye men would hold 1T is only another at
~ ~ scorc or men back the job he added We are digging
j., and feel sure will hold our ground
lily Wm 70 bc,n operation tomorrow have been made IN
r,,;ns M Weirton Va; Donoa MoneSScn l'raddock ak
sharon and in city OF Pittsburgh In some instances eoaPt
I r roke an attempt until sufficient men nulcate
- 20 rourn m work to properly operate plants
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B|anes the Organized
Elements Of Disorder

CHIrAGO H.. OCT. 5.--WithIn few
days General Leonard Wood Will rclin-
Quish military control nf Omaha whore
., wrc, aEn tonight mob ri"tcd, iEh'h
cd "A negro. attempted 20 hang Mayor
Sirfrh nnd burned Ia" court house. the
general said n 4 statement issued here
sri. E'i omaha Wa quiet when hc de.
partrd Saturday. y" taiL, Th" gcnerai
blamed tho organized clements or dis-
.,rt"r' for the ri"tInE. IL" praised the
rffio,cncy Of tho regular TROOPS and
members of the American Legion VIII"
volunteered to aid the authorities.
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negro
f|END
CAUGHT
Revolving Attack Upon White
Woman at Huntington Is
Quickly Followed By Arrest
-Whereabouts of Prisoner
Kept Secret By Authorities

I1I.HTIHGTON. w. Va. Oct. 5.--Act-
ing under the direction Of Prosecuting
Attorney X. l.. Blackw"od. the pole" -
day placed in the custody "l Shcr.h H. ~
Anderson Cordcle. Ca identified by Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Scarh"rry "f th,s city.
as the man who early today hound Hrar1
berry at the point of an army pistol and
the negro are being KEEP! secret.
The Crime.
Srarh"rry. who lives IN an isolated
house on the property If foundry COM
pany. by which Ii" is "mriuSeu,. VIZ
nan and his wife. by som" on" knocking
When he opened tn" door. tho negro
placed n rifle in his fac" and made him
step outside, IIc throw lnSS" $50, over
officer looking for 'hoot!"g" whiskey.
II" searched the premises passing IN ana
out Of Mrs. Scarh"rry's room and t"llInS
her that he was not gong {" hurt her.,
Presently he left TN" room where he
had left Scarbcrry sitting in Il chair and
slammed the door leading into the bed
,hamhcr. which he entered.
Then Scarbcrry dashed from the house
and ran to the 0ffic" Of The foundry
where tho night watchman. J. G. Ad-
ans. cut IN" cords that hound his wrists
and armed with Il revolver with which
~. rushed hark 10 the house.
As he apprnachrd hc hoard tho negro
lravr tho promises and shut IN" gate
behind him. i was too dark TO see.
The Arrest.
An hour later tho polio" discovered
negro answering tn" description on The
railroad n few squares from the scene
pr tho crime. He was taken back 10 the
house and identified by both Of the
Srarbcrry's.
when examined by Chief OF Police Coon
this morning. but could give no salts
factory account Of his movements.
The grand jury meets Monday morn
ing for the regular term and witnesses
in the case will be the first to be pre-
sentcd.
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Passed without Rioting.

- pCr, Dr,i ,ho.p " I.ondon,
ni iI%,,,, i,' Tos, tcn days as
" w,n' ,s; I".S rnn,nrIo hlc crneriencc apart
M, tnr ',Im' ~" u.or ''' ~ their Jav,
IN. ,rc"t e,rilinr change 10 the eye
wss thai Tho nunulation and the traffic
We rdo, o,rI ' .ccmed, suddenlv~to have
a., Nd wing 10 thG fact that nearly
: ali ,r,ycl and freight traffic which arc
nsuaiIy horns nv railways were thrown
;ntn ,Sc etrcctr
trn,,. noture , undouhtod odly saved the
,,,,I.,. .,,,fnriahiy sTnrt rn,inns
.rba u.,x IN wh,rh ,h, civ was rCorgan-
iyrd "a n,,,, inc new conditions sur
nr,scd ~, ryonc
TN, observer seriously proposes that
n civil in,lii!n curnpn:rd nr n.n-uninn
civilians outside ;h.. ranh$ ut labor
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FIVE KILLED IN
TRACTION WRECK

JAMESTOWN. ". Y. oct. 5.--Fivc arc
do.,J and thirteen injured. thrc" serious
Is. as tho result Of a rear end collision
last night on the RuGalo Lake Ere
Tractinn linz, between Dunkirk and F,rc-
dnnio The dead arc: Lewis MOscatto.
Peer Russo. FREDERICK Brett and Fred.
trirk li0stwick. all Of Fr"don:a and Burt
Iullock. Niub". New YORK
Those in q critical condition arc T.;
r. dudley. Mayvilln and G. j. Marsh ana
Fritz Hagcland. Frcdonia.
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FAIR WEATHER FOR
,TODAY'S GAME

CHICAGO.Oct. 5.-Fair weather
with moderate temperature to- ,
morrow was the weather bureau 3
announcement tonight, for the
Worlds Series bah game. Only
moderate winds were expected to
blow over the city tomorrow.
Tonight the sky appeared TO
b" clearing and no rain had fall
en- since mid-afternoon. but cool
"r weather had set In. From I?
dropped to G5 at p. n.
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n. Jones and I.augh;iR WORKS OF
Pittsburgh have been greatly cripple" oS
ths .stri&c. more Sn than company o1hc'-
~ adm,,. according % strike h'ad1uar-
tors today. C?.on leaders claim iha'
Sr,v ,wr!,a cars cc finished steel arc
hs,p~ turned out da y whrlc n" norma
,utpur - -: cars. THIS information
was obtained from reports fu'n'sA"d
hcadouartcrs BY union ,ra.nnr"n. = va
.,a:ed Tho company r'a.m* ina rn'\
n,,. ~ 'ts n,vht Sh.f, - seriously affect
ed.
Quiet at Pittsburgh.
Tho strike zonc in ~" Pittsburgh DIS
ING, NJ. qu.at Today \ few mc"'lng'
were he'd. The IarE"S; was ~ Home
stead vHcre sc,"lat hrEdr"d S;rih6i>
we ,;!drcssed hY UNION orGanlz"rS.
strikers arr lookiaz toward Washing
...r TO- ,rlrnr rtanl d"Nrlcrm"nts IN :
wcek. Tomorrow niGNt n" st""! work
ars national COMMUTE VIII mc': with
tra cx.crt,,c ,.oIrcN t.: n" American
Federation OF Labor - discuss strik"
Gasrc, and other matters Tcia' ng :
he walkc1,. IN addition ;hc induStr."t !
Conference called b, President Wlis"n
= also scheduled - rl"r' n he National
capitol a. which iah"r 'naGerS arc ~.
iected ~ d.s 'uSs Tn" strike with r"prc-
sFntat;vcs OF employers.
Although they issued no formal state
?,e2t*. >tacl interests L.; .; % known
,hat tNov regarded N" wo~sl or .ha
strike "a over and that II Has only a
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PARKERSBURCER IS
STRICKEN IN HOTEL

c,cc,,l Di.r"l,h So III" lHt,Jir. ii",r
PJTIMOi;E. Nd en-. stricken
with nporlcNy i"dJ. wh.h Ia was
standIn,. in ihc IrhhY ,f IA" Remnant
hotel Irslt" NJ. TnTr' Il. % y,ars "'d. 81
Warkcr>nurI. W. Va. "r> rushed I"
rev hnSriial. where = - SAID his CON
I,,rnn - crItical. Terrell MAS S""n IL
rall in III" hotel and ,'.N"rnl guests as
W.! as .mploy":' hurried 10 his assist
ance.
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Call For Aid From
American Vessel

BOSTON. Oct. "a call for immedi-
81, assistance was received from the
s''n'rrr Lake (iravott ~ tn" naval radio
station her" tonight. Tho message sl.d
nar ~" steamer. which IS bound from
Frwiry England. iur Portland. was II
urgcnt nccd Of coal. and h"rausc OF N"
heavy weather was unable :" reach -
roaling port Her position al 6:20 y. M.
was latii udn 800 north. longitude fS.2J.
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praise for the Premier.

LONDON. oct. 5.--Jam,A Henry
Thomas, secretary Of th" National
Tnion Of Railway Men. rc|"'"cd q lT"'
mcndous ovation tonish, When he :, az,
pr;irrd 10 address some fivc thousand "f
,hr men at Albert Hall. II was an I'M
prrssIv" momrn'; wh"n; after the 1,i,, huTn, =
can OF cheering .uhsidCI; m" audich'H
rose and sang. Abide With Nc"
Secretary Th",nas,. ia his snSGrh: r1h,I u
q tribute ~ tho great ana worthy
nart'' the premier had played IN assist
ing them tn reach what Mr.. Thomas
would not claim as rictory. but as an
honorable settlement"
Secretary Thomas claimed that ms
had been tho greatest fight of orEanz,,
I'd workers in history and hat 1t hal
bccn conducted Solidly. totally. peace
ably and orderly and in this. he believed,
The rarlwa$ men had given an example
.rh% .rrf.r, nee OF trade unions called
for Tuesday AMI uh"r arrang"m'u, 5
,nrt.ugr,: urnn the ron'inuancc o. the
s,r.kr Wv. hccn abandoned. hui y -
stated nat the organization i"rn3 tIc';
Of cltlzcl guards will not b. ln'cri"F"N
with,
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5-Forecast;
West virgtnia-Showers, followed By
Clearing and cooler Monday; Tuesday,
fair.
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania-
Showers followed by clearing and cool
or Monday; Tuesday fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-06
PREPARING TO OPERATE
THE WEIRTON PLANTS

Cure For High Cost of Living Declared to Be- Produce
More Goods Stamp Out Profiteerng and Ho ding
Through Enactment Of New Legislation; Better Co.
operation in Distribution
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-06
EFFORTS Of ALL CONTESTANTS
CONCENTRATED ON BAGS Of COLD

Six Days of Opportunity to Earn Gold and Double Credits
Can You Afford to Pass 1t By When Only an Effort May
Bring You Fortune and Pleasure---One Of Them Intend
ed For You, and Upon You Depends Which One 1t Shall
Be
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MR.. WILSON 8
CONDITION IS
ENCOURAGING
Has Good Nights Rest, and
Is Keen to Get Back in the
Harness

I WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.-Dr.
Grayson at 10 o'clock tonight
issued tho following, bg!ie I'm;
J The Presidcht' had 4 resttul anu
: fairly comfortable day.