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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-29
BISHOP KINSMAN
IN CATHOLIC CHURCH

BALTIMORE. Md, Nov. 2s.-Cardi-
nal Gibbons announced tonight that
Bishop Frederick ]. Klnsman. former
head of the Protestant Episcopal do
res" OF Delaware. was received INTO the
Catholic church last Sunday at the
Cathedral.
Tne Cardinal made the announce
tnc;lt on being shown a despatch from
Wilmington. in which Bishop kinsman
was quoted In letter as making the
announcement. q,
The Cardinal said he himself received
the bishop into the Catholic church
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Warned Against Bomb
Packages In the Mails

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.-Nev FORKS
prominent citizens today were officially
warned by the district attorneys office
against the possibility of boinb-bearing
re cived recently from the Philadelphia
police that radical plans had been dis
covered for repetition on a Wholesale
scale during the holidays Of the bomb
mailing plot Of last May day. the dis
trict attornel advises caution in ham
ding all parcels received between now
and New Years day.
Citizens were advised, TO carry all
suspicious looking bundles received by
mail. express or otherwise" to the
fire departments bureau Of combus-
tiblcs or the police departments bomb
sound for examination.
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MEX. CRISIS IS
NEARING BREAK
United States Determined to
Bring Intolerable Situation
to An End

TWIN PALS, idaho, nov. 78.-W.
~. wallace, reported ki1ls1 BY Msxt-
cans at Tanpteo u believed BY MI.
r 8. Lewis 70 b her brothsr-tn-law,
william T. wallace, v1es-preStdsnS
and general manager Of the foreign
department Of the Gully on company.
nrrs. Lewis said that hsr brother
in-law recently returned 20 New YORK
from Colombia and from there ne de-
parted for Tampdoo.
WASHINGTON, NOV. 2s- James
wallace, American citizen, was sa1ot
and killed by ca-ran2ista soldiers
near Tanpico last wednesday.
The state department was ADVISED
Of tho killing and ordered thorough
tnvesttg alton.
The wallace referred to, Is beloved
here to be {. T. wallace, Of the Gulf
Eefining company, about forty years
old and one Of the courpany's best men.
He has operated for the company In
COLOMBIA rs vol as Mexico, and went
recently TO Tauptco.
II the Identification Of wallace Is
correct he Is the eight official OF the
Cuff Refining company to be killed In
Mexico, and the eighth American 70 be
Killed since July %, 1919, when the
State department wa-ncd thu Carranza
government that more Killings OF Am
orleans would lead 20 change N pol
Icy Of this government toward Mexico.
WASHINGTON. Nov. IS. - Another
American murdered in Mexico. close on
ne Imprisonment OF Consular A5eh'
Jenkins. coupled with reports OF Ec|OlU'
ion in Mexico City. with Carr2nZa III
Flight to Oueretaro. added complexities
,oday which seemed to force the already
tense Mexican situation toward the long
expected breaking point.
There were no official proaouncernents
for the guidance OF public opinion as 10
what action If any the American gov
eminent might be contemplating, but ac-
ninistration officials, by implicauor'
arc willing to show that the government
3 taking \ firm position. considering thc
,yentualities. and is prepared to deal
With them once Il course Is chosen.
Staying OF wallace
Another of the last straws" as one
official nut il, was laid on today WIZ
The official report Of the mu der OF
James Wallace, an American oil man. oy
4 CarranZA soldier near Tampico on Neo
nc.,dy. The State department S"innnar' ~
cd It's adyiceS in thc;s formal statement
James Wallace. an American emplog'
OF an American oil company. near ram
ptco, was murdered by Mexican iedcra
soldier at Pctrero Del Llano. on Wedn.s'
day. November IS. The murderer was
not taken into custody.
According to the departments adViccs
the officer in charge OF troops camped II
the vicinity claimed that Wallace nae
provoked the murder. The department
mas been informed as 4 result OF an IN
ycs;igation. that mule on which Wal
lace was riding TO the place Of his en-
ployment. SHE'D at a machine gun which
il was passing. overturn!ng the gun. Fh'
soldier Immediately shot Wallace. th'
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|. W. W. MEN WILL BE
ALLOWED TO STARYE

TACOMA, WASH Nov. 2s-The city
council today agreed to let the twenty.
two alleged l. w. w. who are on hunger
strike in the city Jail starve II they
desired. following a report from Assis-
tant City Attorney Frank Canadian that
the city could not be held responsible
The prisoners have not eaten for for
ty-two hours. They have also refused
10 talk with their iailerS.
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PLANNING CAMPAIGN
AGAINST THE BANDIT

OJINAGA Mexico. Nov. 2S.--Plans
for a new campaign against Francisco
Villa, the bandit chicftan. rapidly are
taking shape in a mountainous region
Of eastern chihuahua.
General Maucl NJ. D!eEucZ. commander
of operations in the north - reported
TO be marshalllng in this region his
command OF infantry. ',h'rE ana "rlIl-
southeast Of Oj!naga. 1t - reported to
be the resort Of several Villa bands.
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AMERICANS TO LEAVE.

PARIS. Nov. 2S.-Thc peace confer
once will be ended so far as concerns
the American, delegates participation
when undcr-srcrctary of State Polk and
his assistants take the t:ain for Brest
that Ambassador Wallace with the aid
Of few epcrts axnd advisers viii look
after American interests.
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FIVE BODIES PICKED UP.

SATLT STE MARIE. Mich. Nov
oS:--Thc bodies of five men. believed 10
be members Of the shipwrcckcd steam
or Myr"n. were picked up today. be-
tween IroCuois Point and Salt Point
according to wireless message re-
ceivcd here tonight 1t is believed the
bodies were washed ashore by the
heavy storm that has ragged over Lake
Superior all week. Captain Walter L.
Neal Is the only known survivor.
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GREEK KING IS
EX|LED AFTER
PREMIER PLOT.
ALEXANDER TO JOIN
FATHER AT ZURICH
Report Of the Monarch's De-
position and Exile Not
Yet Confirmed

GENEVA, Nov. 28.-A report
received here from Lugano is to
the effect that King Alexander
of Greece, has been exiled as q
result of the recent plot against.
Premier Venizelos.
The report adds that Alexander
lis expected in Lugano, coming
from Italy and will join his
father, who is at Zurich.
There is no confirmation of the
report. =
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LADY ASTOR WINS

PLYMOUTH Eng, Nov. 2S.-Lady
Aston, Amcrican-born wife Of Eiscoun'
Astor. was elected To parliament from
Sutton division of plymouth in the bal
loting November Is. The result was an
nounccd after 4 count Of the ballots here
this morning.
The vote stood: Lady Aston, unionist
1888; w. r Gay. labor, 9,292; Isaac
Footc laboritc, il39.
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TRlINIlEN MAY PUT IN DEMAND j:
FOR F|FTYPER-CENT INCREASE

and engineers. has full power to accept
or reject the Offer.
Asked whether the committee would
press for an answer to the fremen's de.
mands for a general wage increase OF
approximately nifty per cent. Acting
President Timothy Shea said that would
depend largely upon how the overtime
question Is settled and that the director
generals overtime offer would be dis
posed Of f1rst.
The presidents proclamation or Aug
ust 25." Mr.. Shea said. asked railroad
workers to wait a reasonable time In or
der TO see II the cost Of living could be
reduced. and promising that in the event
permanent. then the present rates OF
nav would be adjusted TO meet the per-
manent level. Doesn't II seem a. Is TIA
reasonable time II about upf:
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GREATEST TRACTION AND POWER
MERGER IN THE TWO STATES
WHAT THE u. S. GETS
IS NOT A PLENTY

PARIS. Nov. 2S-Thc Supreme Coun-
Gil today adopted the British sugges-
ton for partition of the German war
fleet. Under the arrangement, Grcat
Britain will receive seventy per cent Of
the total tonnage. France ten per cent,
Italy ten per cent. Japan eight per cent
and the United States two per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-29
ObREGON MEN
ARE FIGHTING
President Carranza's Mexico
City Forces Reported in
Flight to Queretaro

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. Are
tho border 10 the effect that fighting
had broken ont In Mexico City be
tween the obrsgon and Carranxa fac
lions
carranxistas reported to have nod
70 0usretaro.
TO b leading the Carranza troops.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Nov. as
Telsgrnns asserting that fighting
was going on in Mexico City between
adhsrsnts Of Generals obregon and
Gonzales, candidate for the Mexican
presidency, were received today In
private messages from various
sources In the southern republic.
The messages described what was
declared to be q general revolt plan
nod throughout Mexico to overthrow
President CA-ranza and eliminate
General Gonzales as political oppo-
nent to General Oregon
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 2a-(By the
Associated Press)-There is no
Foundation for the ruInor In ctrcula-
ton In the United states that there
has been fighting in Mexico City BE-
tween the factions Of President Car
rANZA ana HGReIc2 AANS&S IVA % N<Ss
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Nov. as
The Mexican consul at Laredo wired
here this evening that he was In
touch with Mexico City at $50 p. m.
and that there had been no clashes
in tho city between Followers OF
General Alvaro obregon and Pablo
Gouzales. President Carranza was
stan In the city, the message said
NoaA1Es, Sonora, NOV. 2s-No re-
ports had been received ct tho home
or Offices hero OF General oSregon,
concerning fghttng in Mexico City, AL
though it was said messages had come
today from the general, who Il In
I1Sscio Gaxiola, obreeon's private
ssersEsry, said he received : telegram
this morning from General Obregon.
. ir which the general said he was BE-
ing accorded hearty support.
Sonora Maria de Tapta ohregon'
wife of tue presidential candidate,
also rePc"c ID receipt OF 2 message
from her husband that o1o NOT con-
tain news OF strife
Ell. PASO. Texas. Nov. IS Genera
Alyero Obregon, candidate for the Mex
lean presidency. was secretary OF VIZ
in the Ccr-anZa cabinet until apr
1915. He hon retired to private me
He is reputed to be several times
millionaire. and is reported to be friend
~ TO Americans at present. although
was said he had pro-Gernan leaning
during the World war.
General Pablo Gonzales. who Is re
ported leading the Carranza forces i
Mexico iCty, Is a general OF divisio
under Carranza and is commonly sal
to be the strongest military follower
the president. He was chief Of opera
lions in Sonora and active under Mad
ero in 1911.
General Gonzales is reported to b
friendly TO Americans and one Of tn
Carranza officers during the World wa
whose sympathies were pro-ally.
NOGALES. Sonora Mex. Nov. 2S-
Governor Adolfo dc Ia Huerta in a mes
sage received here tonight. said he ha
rec lived a telegram filed at Mexico Cit
at =. NJ, asking him to give complet
denial to reports of clashes betwee
troops OF President Carranza and ac
herents of General Obreson.
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WAR CRIPPLES ON
NY POLICE FORCE

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.--Twu war vet
Grams, one Of whom brought back from
France II class eye and the other 4
wooden foot. were appointed patr"l1nen
to-day on the New York police force. A
statement issued by Morris Cukor, pres
ident of the municipal civil service com
mission. SAID the men were appointed IN
line with a policy of extending the
greatest possible latitude consistent
with IN" public welfare 10 those who
were w0ujlIerl or manned while offer
ing their lives for tn" honor OF the Tag
and the preservation Of American instI-
buttons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-29
DIPLOMAT RECALLED.

BERLIN. Nov. 2S-(via London)7-
The Lettish government has recalled its
diplomatic representative from Berlin
and in view of the attack Of Colonel
Avalon -Bermondt's troops, Letvia re-
! CARDS herself in a state of war with
Germany. according to semi-ofhcial
sources here today. The government
forces still at Riga and Libau II IS sta.
ted will, therefore be recalled. %
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No More Wars, Except
Mexico, Says Gen, Wood

KANSAS CITY,IIo.. Nov. 2S.-Speak-
General Leonard Wood, commander or
The central department Of the army. de-
clared the problems Of the country are
those of readjustment now that wars
are over" adding unless We lose more
consuls."
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TIE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.-Hor

wA8KrNdTOc1, Nov. 2s.--.Corecnst:
Ch!o--EaLn Satlrjav, slightly warm
e. ur-tH rcrt'cr: '.nlday rain or snow
erd somewhat colder.
Wcsr Virg N iG--Aa1n Saturday ana
probably Sunday. cC.dcr Sunday night
V,'sst:r-, Penny ana Rain Satur-
da- and probably Sd-.iAy, colder Sun
day night.
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Thousand Men 60 To
Work at Youngstown

YOgNGSTOWN. o.. Nov 2S.-Ecarly
thousand men to-day entered the
Center street gate of tho Youngstown
Sheet AID Tube Company in East
Youngstown. according I" observers
That mill entrance has been REGARDED
as the stronghold Of the steel strikers
here and has been the 4,,, INST heavily
Hal coal shortage. not labor scarcity.
IS preventing opening of more depart
mentS.
YOUNGSTC~'N. O.. Nov. 2S.-State-
mrnt from steel mill officials to-day
Indicated taat the plants "f the founEs.
town district employing about 10000
men will berlin TO close by the ~, m'a ao1i
shnri,rr The Carnegie Steel Com
ranlcs plants are apparently better of
than the others. officials saying tha'
they can maintain present CaPaclty Ior
"a couple Of w"ckH" Heads or the
! Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
and the Republic Iron and steer Com
! pany. sal! they could operate for some
! little time.
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PASSPORTS ARE
REFUSED BY U.s..

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Nov. 2s.-Mex-
!cah Consul de Ia Mata tonight re-
ceived 4 telegram from Jose y. Mar
cias. president Of the national upivcr-
~ - Mexico in Mexico City. which
declared that the American consul
tAere had refused to issue passports ~
Mrs Eugenia Torres Melndeh and Miss
Iiermilla Galinlo. delegates to the Pan
American Round Table convention
which meets here next week.
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ANOTHER AMERICAN MURDERED;
CARRANZA REPORTED IN FLIGHT

SAN ANTONIO Texas, Nov. 2S-Fresh outbreaks be-
tween sympahzers Of General Aware 0oregon and General
Pablo Gonzales Mexico City reported tonight in
sage Mexico City, via Laredo to responsible Mexican
here President has left General Gonzales in charge
and fled to Queataro and the opposing forces taking sides
regardless of what general they have been serving under The
message stated
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west Virginia Miner Down.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Nov. 2S.-Re-
ports received here tonight indicate that
The mining situation in the organized
districts Of West Virginia in fast re-
yerting to the status OF the first few
DAYS Of the strike. Mine union Off
Gals said that from the best evidence
abtainab bic practically all the mines in
The kanawha district were closed.
while idlcncss increased in the New
River fields. Operators admitted some
suspensions today.
District President c. +. Kecncy stated
I6on tinuAd On Raea EIorhtA
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NOGALES. Sonora, Mex, Nov. Is
Governor Adolfo dc Ia Huerta in mes
sage received here tonight. said he had
rec lived a telegram filed at Mexico City
at 3 =. NJ, asking him TO give complete
denial to reports of clashes between
troops OF President Carranza and ad-
herents of General Oregon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-29

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas, nov. "a
Ths Mexican consul at Laredo wired
here this evening that he was In
touch with Mexico City at $3.50 p. m.
snS that there had been no clashes
in the city between followers OF
General Alvaro obregon and Pablo
GONZALES. President Carranza was
stan in the city, the message said
The sun., 1919-09-19
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
the Noon n.sa.

A very efficient and not unsuccessful
bear raid was conducted just after noon
yesterday with tho result that almost
without exception stocks went into new
low ground for the day. An through
the morning a large proportion OF the
stocks actively traded in had been firm
to strong with here and there a spot In
which extreme advances were shown.
When the professionals began to get In
their handiwork at about the lunch hour
there was a sudden check TO proceed
ings, followed almost Immediately by.a
very abrupt turn In the opposite direc-
ton Steel stocks started the decline
ard many weak and insecure accounts
were induced TO sell on the way down.
believing that the break was the result
Of some new developments In the steel
situation which had not been made gen.
orally known. Tho nervousness Of Wall
Street nowadays Is something at which
the old timers and sturdy professionals
marvel and It was never more In evf-
dence than It was yesterday. AS soon
as there were signs of weakening in the
market there was a general movement
to get out from under on the part of
those who felt that they couldn't stand
the gaff. The other stocks were, of
course, depressed along with the steel
issues and many Of the highly specu-
lative specialties. which had had sensa-
tional gains IN the last day or two,
were put under the most extreme pres
sure. But there was a buying power
somewhere in the market and It was not
moro than an hour before this had made
itself felt
The sun., 1919-09-19
American Tobacco,

No new developments were brought to
light in American Tobacco yesterday. al
though that issue continued to be the
spectacular feature of the stock market.
The shares were traded In very heavily
and the range OF fiuctuation was ex-
remely wide, the high mark OF 272h
being nearly 10 points above the low for
the day, 262&. During the sharp reac-
ton which hit the entire market about /
o'clock in the afternoon American To-
bacco sold down in rapid slides to a
point which showed loss compared with
Wednesday. Prior to that decline the
price had been at one time nearly 10
points above the preceding days close
When the last hour rally set in, however,
the recovery was just as violent and
wide as the reaction had been, and thus
at the closing price of 271 American To-
bacco showed a net gain of points on
the day and was but ] a points below
its top for the session. The buying was
said to be of the very strongest character
practically all day long, the decline OF
the early afternoon being largely from
Insecure speculative accounts and from
professional bear quarters very large
short interest is said to have been built
up in this stock Rumors OF a very
large cash dividend to be declared IN the
very near future still continued to be
heard, although nothing definite in the
way Of an official statement has been
forthcoming.
The sun., 1919-09-19
Liquidation Infnite.imaI.

One of the outstanding features of
yesterdays market was the inability of
bear drives to bring out any real liQui-
dalton despite the stimulation to ner-
vousness OF the unfavorable reports
from Ptttsburg, where the labor repre-
sentatives were In conference. The
professional bears made every effort to
make capital out of the possibility Of a
steel strike. Wall Street reading nothing
but news from the centre Of the steel
industry. But these efforts, resulting,
to be sure. In losses in market value for
steels and n great many other issues
met with great deal of resistance and
the anticipated public liquidation was
conspicuous by its absence Covering
operations In the late trading carried
nearly all stocks well above the extreme
lows Of the day. The comment that the
market had given an excellent account
OF itself and that the technical position
did not favor any exceedingly 2brupt
declines was made freely. Considering
the impulses at work, the volume Of
trading, which was close to 100000
shares, was relatively light, Indicating
that there was little basis for any de-
gree of alarm over immediate market
movements. price changes being expect
ed to be entirely professional trading
affair.
The sun., 1919-09-19
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Mercantile Trust Company has been ap,
pointed transfer agent OF the stock OF
the WHY'S Corporation.
New York Stock Exchange has admitted
to dealings PuntA Allegro Sugar Company
righta
ERNEST Smith and Charles A LIebes-
kind have formed copartnership under
thS name of Ernest Smith q Co.
Cooper Sonds
copper, against s.sTs,5eo in July.
Application has been made to the New
York Stock Exchange TO list Weber
900 shares without nominal or par value
Robert q. Stack, formerly assistant
caahler of the National Rank Of Com
meree hrs been appointed southern Call
forniSn representative OF Goldman q Co.
Merrill. Lynch Co are Offering ST.
500, 600 Patchosue- Plymouth Mills Cor,
poration $ per cent cumulative preferred
the right to buy common share at sSb
with every four preferred purchased.
EPs s: esDa %snaS Of 81 the 'hS
to 70 into business for himself. handling
Win Lindiey Co. members Of the New
York Stock Exchange.
Guaranty Trust Company has been ap,
PS, ss 3. sr' TSssdo ss'ff int tho capital
David II. q. Penny. vice-president OF
the National Bank OF Commerce, In
charge OF its foreign department. sailed
on the Aquitania yesterday to -sonfer
with the European Representatives OF the
At yesterday meeting Of the executive
committee OF the Guaranty Trust Com
pany n. ID. Putnam, treasurer, was
Appointed vice presideat; Hugh r.,
Johnston. assistant secretary. treasurer
and Arthur b. Hatcher assistant treas
A omprehsnsive analysis OF all Of the
various Standard OIL companies has been
prepared In booklet form by r. s. Smith
ltiisS o q @anounes thar sso.eoO
The sun., 1919-09-19

shares OF Loft Candy. Ino.. offered by
them privately. have been several times
oversubscribed and the RubscrintIon
books closed.
Dominick & Dominick have Just pub
lished new circular on the General
Motors Corporation debsnture stock bring.
ing Up to date figures of sales, assets
earnings, 49,. Including the balance shee;
and income statement OF June 80
Mercantile Trust Company mas bean an.
pointed transfer agent of the stock OF
the wiilys Corporation.
The statement OF condition Of thu ItaI-
ian Discount and Trust COMPANY Of San.
tember ~ shows total Resources and
Liabilities Of tf1.s6s.s7o. Deposits on thai
date were sls,eei,1lb, against SlO.b5T OoO
at the CLOSE of business on June so
Fidelity Trust Company mas declared A
quarterly dividend Of 2ia per cent. payable
on September 80.
The sun., 1919-09-19

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