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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-03
STRANGER KILLS HIMSELF.
Young Man. Commits Suicide Soon
After Arrival in Ida Grove. =
Special to Times Republican. II

Young Man. Commits Suicide Soon
After Arrival in Ida Grove. =
Special to Times-Republican. Il
Ida Grove, Oct. 3.-Mrs. w. H.
Moore of this city, who conducts a
rooming house, found the dead body Of
c. NJ. Ruroek lying across bed about
6 o'clock Wednesday evening, his death
having been accomplished with .ss
caliber revolver. Ruroek, who Is a
drifting farm hand, came to Ida Grove
Sunday from Onawa, bringing a suit
case and trunk, and told those at the
rooming house that he intended get
ting q job on a farm husking corn. He
was eeen about o'clock Monday
morning walking around the yard at
the Moore home and just when he shot
himself is not known, Mrs. Moore
going to his room at the above hour
to make the bed. He had held the
barre OF the weapon in his right hand,
which was powder burned, and the
bullet taking downward course was
located in the base Of his head. Just
who the young man Is, he being about
80 years old, Is not known. He had
between so and SO on his person. q
bank book from an Onawa bank, which
showed he had deposited at one time
S1ss in that bank, but telephone
message to that town brought the
answer that he had withdrawn the
funds. and that he was not personally
known by the. bank officials. Other
memoranda shows that he had been at
several towns in South Dakota this
fall, and was working in Des Moines
about six months ago. He was we'll
dressed. had trunk and large tele-
scope ned with cothes. but nothing
could be found indicating where a rel
alive could be located. The body will
be held here until answers can be OBJ
tanned to messages sent to the South
Dakota towns In which he was the
past fall ... r ...
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-03
FLoATERs ARE PARTICULAR.
Laborers in Sioux City Accept Only
Choice Jobs.

EapoFer1 III SIOUX CITY NocSPt OnI
Choice Jobs.
Special to Times Republican.
Sioux City. Oct. s.-F1oatins labor
ers. OF which great numbers are pass
Ing thru this city during tho last few
days, are very choice Of the kind Of
work they accept. At the government
employment office more than fifty ap-
piled during "Wednesday forenoon but
not one Of them even seriously con-
sidered IS q day. steady work thru
out the winter and with board at $3.50
a week. This work Is in a stone quarry
in Minnesota and where the workmsn
are largely protected from the weather
by shedding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
VILLA OPENS
NEW ATTACK
ON CARRANZA
GENERAL-IN-CHlEF
ISSUES A MANIFESTO
Brands President as Traitor
and Asks All Mexicans
to Join Revolt

WASHINGTON. Sept. "e-Franrisco
Villa general in chez Of tn" rHNoin-
tionarv forces in Mexico, in mani
fcsto for the nation" r copy OF when
has just reached Washington. aSSa'iH
President Carrnn2a az trait"r ana
calls upon McNicans 10 join him IN n
nov campaign against th" regime or
Carrnnza This manifesto. which is
dated "crt campamcnto" in Durango. be-
gins,
To tho largo number or "rim"S
AGAINST the democrats" regime. sGalhSt
the tranquility Of tn" country ~ 81
against the security and welfare OF us
inhabitants. Nenustiano tarranZa mas
only now added n new off"ns" against
the dignity and sovereignty Of Mexico.
This new offcnSr consists in permit =
ting American troops 10 cross tho border
.n,o Iuarcz last Juno for which villa
blancs rarranza and General F'rancis'"
Rodriguez.
"Gonzal"S was 60 low tho manifesto
saws. that when tho city of JuAr'z wae
ocrupi"d h.. a foreign force. h" asked IN
tho most scrvilc manner. permission n
r,.-cuIcr the city. tho defense "f when
had bccn confidNd to his military honor
and now ne has iii" "tfront"ry 70 SaI
that il was his troops that defeated us
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
ND DISORDER
IS REPORTED
At CHICAGO
$500 MEN OBEY
CALL TO STRIKE
Larger Plants Forced to Close
and Smaller Concerns
Crippled

CHICAGO. Sept. @@.---Th" DE N''c'
strike went into effect IN tho 'h''ago
district today without disorder. some
Of tho largest plants w"r" forced 10
cInc, hul others uT-ratcd on r"duceo
scale throughout thr day and carly to-
nigh, there WIS no material rhangn IN
tho situation. Th" minor concerns were
affected in about tn" sam" proportion as
tho hIy CStahl Shm"1tS.
Whether tho strike would increase
in effectiveness was admittedly depend
cnl largely upon tho cnurs" OF tho en-
r,ncrrs in IN" plants. Although their
international unions had forbidden
81 rikc tho most Of Gary members Of the
order went out with tho steel Workrrs'
.rou,rht ,hc,. wcrr considering an order
IL return 10 work.
rrp,nany officials generally w"r" re-
,irr,t and except in the cases Of COM
rle,r Shuld"wns would not Civ" figures
GA tho number Of mcn at work. Ih"E
estimated vari"usly that from seventy
,n u,uc,y pcrrrut "f their employees had
ro.na,u"I loyal.
\, .i-rko headquarters il was claimed
,ha, { .....uo mon had ob"yod tho strike
call the total being distributed as iol-
lows:
Gary, Indiana. 1000: indiana IIar-
h,r Indiana. - .hnn: south chicago. @".'
Onn. Ju,i,.t -ChicaCu Heights. Illinois.
200. Hammond. Indiana. 2.o6n: Evans
ton, 1ilIion;s. 100: Wauk"Ean. Illinois,
. 500. Milwaukee. Wisconsin. ".h60; S'er-
ling. Illinois. 100: DeKalh. Illinois.
800
At Gary tho mon who had formed the
day shrri roma nod in tho enclosure Tor
,hc night and u "aS iutimat3d 'ha'
,hcv wnuld not ho asked to go nom"
vhiln The sirih" Was in rr"Er"Ss. y -"
srnrr mon came through III" main gaze
a, five o'clock. carving th"ir tools ana
wcrn loudly rh"cr'd BY strikers. The
c1raI number ~ u Ch' shift mfn VINO
entered the plaut did :" t" III" accom-
ranin"nt Of h""tS
There wae slight stir in south ~
raro strike circles late in tho daN Nh"n
!, was learned that IN" Wisr"nS;l Stof
mills Of ~ international harvester
company w"rc rl"sin; down. In s'A'"-
mont thc ,nmpnuN said IN" action was
taken "uv-,n r"C"rNmondatt "I IN"
elected -cpr"s~n;af'," Of tho employees.
oI,bourn nine ,cu'hs # IN" working
force vas on duty IT th' usual |"ur.
Tho works council - III" p'an'. ihe
statement, and. adopted resolution roc
nmmcnliuc closing h"rnuS" som" "'
tho plarts IN tho district were nra't''-
,llv closed down and h"'au>" o. IN"
Natinn.N ido cxtcnt "f III" Strik" and me
CONSEQUENT possibility "f violence an''
rn,crrrrc~r~ - amy plants 10 -
rlnuc operating"
! Tho rIanr ."rmaily employs aoou'
600 nI"n. il was stated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
MINE WORKERS
DELAY ACTION
Postpone Vote For Day on
Wages and Other Pro-
posed Demands

r.EvELASD. Ohio. S"3t. "".--A"-
t,on uron the demands for u Gn p"r cent
Increase IN wages. reduction Of IN"
working day from tn" eight hours now
assigned TO actual labor at tho fa"c
~ tho coal scam 70 six hours UNDER
r~round counting time taken to E" from
tbe shaft mouth and r"turn. ana "th"r
|caturc Of the mine workers program
was put over until tomorrow hE ron
call forced in tn" convention OF I'm"
I-nItcd Mine Workers today on 0u"S-
zion Of appointment or election OF aua
tIors. organizers and other salaricd h"id
workers Of the union.
A proposal. backed by IN" orsani"a-
+,on forces. to refer TN" question I" n
conon,;ttco 70 report nt III" next hi"n-
,i,I session was carried by n standing
vote. but the opposition called for ron
c,lI which occupied tho cnrr" after
noon and evening.
resolution to extend sympathy ana
.,nnort TO tho striking steel WORKERS.
hut only by such measures as can To-
qallv" be employed under III" agree
mont between the unions and operators
Tho committee thereby diSr"sing of IN"
nronosal introduced Saturday I" 'a''
strikes in aid Of tho stool men wh"r"N"r
coal was being mined To tho dc,rlmcn'
Of tho steel mon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
CORNWELL
IN ATTACK
ON LABOR
SAYS LEADERS TRYING TO
FORCE NATURALIZATION
Says Steel Strike Was Called
to Curtail Production and
Demoralize Industry

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. Va
Sept. CA vigorous attack on What
nc termed n campaign OF labor iead"rS
Of the United States to fore" natoha"-
zation Of all Industries through ma
,:un-wiI, strike. was made her" tonIsht
by Governor John J. Cornw"Ii' or NeS'
Virginia. in an address bcfor" tn" Nat
, ional Paint. oil and Narnish asSocia'ioH'
in convention here.
Tho country must defeat III" lahor
leaders, plan To nationalizc ihuuS'rI'S
, Governor Cornwcll said. for the success
! Of such a move would convert IN" gov
ernmcrt into A Commune. Inc PreScn'
steel strike he declared. was calico III
reality 10 curtail production. 10 dc'h"rai-
! ze industry and /" prove that the "ase
system is a failure and that a.l ihouS-
| tries must be 'nationalizcd. In order
4; TO gain their ends. the labor leaders
plan ito starvc the country INTO SUP
! mission through a nationwide STRIKE
; he said.
I As solution Of the problem or un-
! rnst. Governor COrnwclI said that prom
! tecring must be curbrd: employers must
understand that the days "t slavery ana
! peonagc are past; radiraliSn must bc
) met in tn, open: publ" officials SHOULD
! Law aside their "fn"lish political games
until tho vital domestic problems are
! solved and settled: and display "'
! courage. moral and political courage !.
, needed at first. and physical courage II
! any when necessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
ENTHUSIASM CROWS IN SPECIAL !.
BALLOT OFFER FOR THIS WEEK
No More Attractive Offer Than This One Will Be Pro
sented During the Remainder Of the campaign-You
Can Never Select Better Time to Start on Your
Journey Toward Success

the latest campaign news. and there -
no lack Of that. Something new 10 o.
vclopng every day and will continue -
do so until the close. II you contem-s
plate competing for any one Of the ~.
Turing prizes. get the proper tools an4
70 10 work Be encouraged by what you-
sec others arc being able to aeeompiian
and do likewise. Your plan OF aedoe
may be very strong and after put hee'
effect may In all probability place yoV;
easily in the lead. or very close thefStNs
You have had a sufficient length Of TIM.
to gather your forces together and mofe,
shal YOUR talents now for the marching
order: 20 anywhere and everywhere yeU
can to secure subscriptions. not oonnn.
ing yourself to any section or locality.
Your field OF action Is not limited an
you should improve this advantage -.
call upon your friends for assistance u
matter where they reside. Get peopao e
a distance interested in your campaign
and they will work for you In paaoeDi
and among friends whom you know DeS
A little pebble thrown into the pond VIA,
disturb the whole surface Of the 20
so let II be with your efforts. BettAaNk
your own town and cause q ripple
spread in every direction until the WnoS
number OF your friends ana acQuaiAte
anccs are notified that you are . CO.
test ant in the Automobile and Dtame1oj
Campaign. Every swing Of the neo40f
Ium brings the close Of the 3l,6oo 0xto.
Credit Offer nearer. just five meee
day. remain and when the hand potnO
to ten Saturday night, September ~, u
greatest special offer inducement III
will be made during the remAinoSr ~
tho campaign will close. Contestants y
every section will watch the clock. ter.
every minute counts for them. and -:
bring in their subscriptions before u
closing hour will mean a jump - tAeiSs
credit standings that will place taeml
right smack up where they can -.
visions Of a magnificent automobile
standing in front OF thek own aooE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23

TAKE TOTS

VIENNA. Sept. - fRy N" Ass"ola'-
cd PrcssD-Serious Disturbances nave
taken plarc at TOTS. Hungary. wc'F"
miles southeast OF komorm as m" r"
suit Of tho action on "Wednesday "I
miners, Influenced by R"lshevlk aSitn'-
ors, in proclaiminE r now pr"i"'ar'a,
dictatorship and dlsarming III" Sha''
police fore" there.
Tho mob hoistcd tho rcd naG' "r"ck'n
several houses and maltcrat"d IN" ''N''
nrricials. Later live hundred gcndarm"s
,rri, cd in TrtiS and after furious fight
ir,- lasting for ,hrc" hours nvercamo tho
mutin"ors. -.
Seven persons wcr" killed and -
wounded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
DISORDERS IN
PITTSBURGH
AND VICINITY
ONE STRIKER DEAD
In RIOT AT FARRELL
Are Forced to Call on Police
To Quell Riots-Numerous
Arrests Made

PITTSBURGTL Sept. @@@@.--nsordcrs.
so much feared by polio" authorities III
the steel strik" zone. were in cvidcn""
tonight in several places in Tho PITTS
burrh district The most serious occur
rcnrc was AT New Castle. Pa. % miles
from Pittsburgh. in which seven per
sons were shot IN riot al a Carnegie
mill gate.
With The exception Of small as
turbanc. IN Charlton IN TN" morning tho
opening day Of tn" big Strk" passed in
rouparativc quiet. With tn" coming OF
night however. when night shifts "crS
going on duty. lh"rc was disorder re-
ported from a number Of places.
During n mclce IN front Of the zinc
nlant Of the American Steel and WIRE
Company at Donora carly tonight one
man was shot and slightly wounded
Several other persons suffered bruises
Tho trouble started when tho crowd
attcmptc Cd - stop an automobile carry
ing alleged strik" breakers from enter
ing the plant. Th" crowd rushed rof
the car wheu it failed to halt. but was
driven back when mill guards opcnco
fire. Donura polio" and guards succeed
cd IN dispensing III" crowd. =,
Riding INTO crowd al IN" Fouf'F
C?trancc Ol IN" uIH'S" SC'''
nany'x plant at Homestead after II hac
refused To dispers". stat" atroop"rs TO-
night arrested eleven mon and turneo
them over to the Homestead police.
Another outbreak occurred Sh"r'lS
af,ervard at Dickson street and Fourth
.yenuc. Homestead. where large cro~o
assembled The state polio" charge
and, II is alleged. used their STICKS
freely. Several men suffered bruises
hut nonr was seriously hurt.
A. C1airtor tonight state troopers
were called to break up n gathering OF
stool workers near steel plant l"o
arrests were made and IN" crowd as
ncrscd, EarIicr in thc day the troopers
ard , crowd wrr~ in clash. IN whict
Somrtcen persons wcrc arrested for Al
> legged riotinG.
: Two mon were slightly injured IN At
outbreak which occurred at thr cntranC'
70 tho Farrell. Pa. plant OF the amer
can steel and Wir" company tonlSh
! during tho change Of shifts The 'wr
mon werc attacked by a crowd or aoou
| . oon nerscns while entering the plant
| Tho trouble was soon Quelled by NIL
rds and borough police.
Tho first fatality to result from Inv
S,ccI strike in Farrell occurred toniEh'
uhcn Alexander Russ was killed oy
! follow boardcr because nc had NJ
CONTINUED on Page rwelve')
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
RATE INCREASES IN
WEST VA. ASKED FOR

CHARLESTON. ". Va. sept -
Several applications for rate increases
and formal complaints against 'hau'-
ouu;c service and discrimination ""r"
rilcd today with the public S"rN'c" cor"
mission Rate rns"s were filed by the
following corporations:
The Alexander and Eastern RallwaE
company. operating in rpshur and Ran,
.Iolph counties. asked for a "a rercen'
increase in freight rates TO h" "n"c'ivc
Ur,ohcr -. tho tarn"gi" Natural Gas
company. asked pcrmiss'ontn ~" d"
agreement ii has made wth inc Moh"n,
rahcla Valley Traction c"'npan! tor W Wlhe
sale OF emergency gas l" thd' ""'"pau!
r d;.-;hution in Murgantnwn: the
Ir.dcs,ovn Telephone company aSk"d
,crnission TO increase its rates - per
'nn, for service in Wadestown' Blacks
yillc and elsewhere in Mo"o"sa"e'''
and Marion counties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
(continued on Page rwelvc.)

TO have or not to have" is tho most
inlror,ant point that is now confronting
tho contestants in the Automopilc anu
Diamond Campaign for the wohdcriut
spccial offer Of many thousands OF extra
credits. tho contestants AT" becoming
awarc that through this brief npportun-
i,y their best chances for ultimate sue
ccss lie with only five days remaining
in which adrantaS" can b" taken or 'he
offer. Energetic effort means TO nave an
automobile. while inactivity VIII spell
defeat in Tho end.
Certain II is t,at this Special Ofer q.
Sl.5on extra credits for every sl' col
lcCtcd and turned in in subscriptions 10
Tho IntclliCenccr is tho biggest induce
mont that will be made during any or
tho remaining time Of the campaign, Tor
after il closes on September %. show
er of credits will envelope those con-
tcstants who have mad" tho most OF
their time In every section OF the cam
naiCn territory contestants arc deeply
cngrosscd in forming subscription cluos
and according To adviccs they have thus
far. allowed nothing 10 escape them. \
great many of these clubs. il is expected
will descend upon the Campo ign Depart
mont ere the closing hour and thereby
secure these contestants the 3l.5o0 spe-
cial credit ballots. The Automobile and
Diamond Campaign Is the item of con-
ynrsation on all sides and will be for
many days TO come. This Is to BE- ex-
pected. however. for this is one Of the
most important campaigns Of the kind
ever held in this locality. Why then.
should it not be OF the most interest"
People in general seem to have taken an
interest and grasp the idea OF the thing
in a surprising manner. Every one has
posted themselves on the matter and
in tho campaign territory they can talk
"Automohilc and Diamond Campaign" as
we'll. " not better. than they can talk
anything else. II is for thrm particu-
larly and personally and il is therefore,
10 their interest to inform themselves Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
ONE MAN WILL
LIKELY DIE;
TWO CRITICAL
MISSILES ARE THROWN
MEN FIRE INTO CROWD
Injured Are AlForeigners and
Some of Them Women
Policeman Wounded

NEW CASTLE. IA. Sept. 2"-SeTen
rersons were shot. on" probably fatally
n rioting which broke out at the tar-
regic steel company's plant mere la'e
today.
Tho trouble started when crowd or
= ahout 400 persons attempted I" preN'n'
mill workers from entering inc pant
,hou, twenty wnrkm"n were being as
.aulted when IN" mill guards consist
,ux Of a number uf deputy sh"rihS came
SO their rescue.
The mill guards w"r" mot with VOL
lcy Of bricks. stones and 'lunS heE
rev their rcvolI"rS and attempted 10
,:old the mob at bay. bat III" shower OK
missiles continued and tn" cro"u re-
used TO dspcrs".
When tho situation appeared 70 pc
citing beyond control tho guards arc
,rlogc6 u have opened ft-" on IN" crowd
with their guns Two women w"r" shot
\ man shot through tho stomach. - re-
ncrtrd to ho in a local hospital in a
.ritiCaI condition. y boy was also
Wounded Thrc" oth"r persons were
truck bv bullets but not seriously hurt
The injured wrrc:
Mrs Suphia johnson. aged 81. shot in
hc neck and leg. Condition serious.
John Szn,cra. aged 81. shot in abdo'
non and right leg. conditions critical
Fred Diano. aged -. shot III neck
-Cniition serious.
James Karpisior. aged &6. shot in
,rm. suffering shock.
c GalasSn. slight wound IN leg
Mrs. Mary Balzo. slight wound und"r
yH.
+. Eyi Dc Frame. aged g. shot in left
arm and neck. condition serious.
,rtcr tho rioting had been Qurll"d. a
.,.,rrind conference Of city. county and
ran, officials WAS calf"d. a. which tim"
, was decided 10 ask that detachment
state conStabulary h" stat'on'd III
no city.
ronowinS tho shooting mil guards
a9d htrl" difficulty in clearing th'
-'rrats
Another outbreak occurred at Nh'
liant Of tho Sh"nango TIN ihate com
.ary. in which two policemen ""F'
Wounded, Will" attempting I" pr"tc'
nil workers On" officer was Staeo"'
md another was sho, but their wounds
SC-iCnG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
WILL AGREE ON
PROHIBITION Bill
WASHINGTON. Sept.

WASHINGTON. Sept. co.--CompI"'"
agreement on tn" prohibtoU "ni"r,"
mont bill Is expected when IN" nous
ce,I senate conferr"S meet tomorrow,
dit,,,,e rcmaining-whrthcr h'f"ndahi5 :
"-Sy "r the government should h"ar tn" bur- %
den Of proof" in submitting 'N,drI,'i. ,,,a, -
regarding illegal commerce IN l"'"A'
cants. ,so .,at.d
Mcmhrrs Of tho c"nfcron"" also SIAira
that the senate provision aHiho' "liI~ "
lima manufacture CIDER and light wl'i"e
would remain together with many or
th. other liberalizing provisions a""'u
Enactment Of tho bill lat" tnls W"'k
= planned by nrohihlil"h auH"'a
,rhcy bcncyc il will result IN iihhrnih'"
rcssa,jon Of sales "f 2.1l n'r'"it Door
and light wines in localities "h"T,'
court decisions hav" operated To per
mit such salca.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
SIN RFFD CHEERED AND SEN.
ASHURST KISSED IN SENATE
BIG DEMONSTRATION
AFTER REEDS SPEECH
When Ashurst Tried to Get
Order He Was Kissed
Guards Failed to Stop
Disorder

w>SIUNGTOE. sept >" N; IN" "ho
e,u--bour attack on the Lcagu" OF
Nations hr Senator E""d. OF missouri
D.p,ocra, who has refused 10 stand
Nth his PARTY FOR urrcs"rHed rat'hca-
lion Of the pcac" treaty. or ~hich 'h'
,oarrr covenant IS arr. thH S'Na''
Galleries. Int" today. started ufH'on
,r,tinn that had 20 war tS"lt out' anu
bon Missed Violent dlsappro\al "h"h
,bc cheering was condemned from IN"
foor. ,.. =.
There has hsnn no "utourSt iiN" II
eincc tho treaty fight was put ShaFp'E
hcrore the senate by 'hr Foreign f'th-
lions committee. But ther" were lnuI
.,,ions today soon after Senator keru
Acoan his speech that the cro"uS'
xxarminS for admittanc" At all doors
vcrc in symathy with his argument
,tirdfuI Of the evidences ~ feeling IN
ao,,criee Senator Cumnrs. presI-
-. nro tom. gave warning that while
,,anse might hc tolerated. d2Splt"
r,o ru,cs. at the end OF IN" ad-
y.s.s u would not b" permitted al
- ,;rnes Threats TO clear the gal
80. of repeated had no effect. and
..r,nt vas made TO enforce tho
,onx-standing rule.
W-ben Senator Reed. with arms Iltt"o
high closed his speech and sat down
,hs applause broke, followed instantly
49,. ,retv cheering from every gallery
Nm in uniform joined in I'll" demon
.trotion. and many women stood. ~afcc
,hair arms wildly and shouted with the
men.
Senator Ashurst Dem. Arlz''' Slt'lnt
ra~t Senator Reed and first 10 con
nratnlate him. shouted loudly Tor or
a. moment later. and the crn~oS
aot knowing what TO expect. suddenly
hoc,ne still But the quiet ordrrlln"s'
- Tho Senate did not prevail long' OIL
fcontiaued on Page TwelTe)'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
HUNT|NCTON'S 8
POLICE UNION
IS D|SBANDED
CITY FFREMEN ALSO
SURRENDER CHARTER
Commission Which Ordered
Dissolution Grants Wage
Raise

HUNTINGTON. ". Va. Sept. - -
Huntington policemen and ilr"m"n VINO
two weeks ago. wcr" organized I'M"
unions by representatives Of the
American Federation Of Labor. haN"
surrendered their charters and fore
gone affiliation. This action Was taken
today, following the granting "f waE"
increase Of $40 per months by the city
commission.
At the Same time the commission en-
acted an ordinance declaring tho afnli-
alton Of policemen and hr"m"n with
any labor Organization inadrisahl" and
illegal. and that hen"oforth such athli-
alton would be considered cause for
dismissal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
PASTOR INSTALLED.

Special To The IntclliGcnccr:
MARTlNSBtRG. ". Va. Sept q
At Charles Town Sunday tn" newly
appointed pastor. tn" Rev. G. q. Sydhof'
was installed as MAd Of the Presoyteri-
an church. with appropriate cxcrc!seS.
Tho charge TO the conGrcEat'or was do
livorad by the Rev. Dr. T.. M: ~Woods,
OF MartinsburE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
TO SEARCH FOR
OVERDUE VESSEL

HAVANA. Sunday. Sept. "l.-" har-
tered 10y members of the lT' Aht.n. % ~
TaIo,,i enr,cty an organization or Spir-
i,ualis,s ,ughoat is expected 10 l"aV;
thls port shortly in search Of n" long
nycrdur Spanish steamship Falbanera.
which officials reports d"clar" sank r.
Gently near Key West with IN" prooao''
loss uf all on board.
,n,cnd ro carry out their plan for a
scarrh unless tho spirit of pr. Eal"t.
int"rvcn"S and counsrls ahandoninrh'
OF the projected voyage. carrier pig
cons arc 70 bc taken along as n means
,ur having no wireless equipment.