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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-28
FIND SERBS CRUEL
T0M0NTENEGR|NS
investigators Inform State
Department of Alleged Ap-
palIing Tortures.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Terrible tortures ana hardships were
inflicted upon the Montenegrins by
the Serbian army of occupation, &C
cording to an official report Of a com
mission of investigation. appointed by
the Mentenegrin foreign Office after
the withdrawal OF the Befbian troops
Copies Of the report have been trans
Ynitted to the European governments
and one also is understood to have
been submitted to the State Depart
ment.
The commission charges that
Grimes committed in Montenegro
were ordered by the Serbian authori-
such as Gen. Milosh Miiilovitch. chief
commander OF the troops Of occu-
patton" and 1t gives the names and
circumstances attending some of the
alleged atrocities.
The report AYERS that the purpose
was either to force those prosecuted
king or to obtain Information about
thier male relatives who had escaped
from the Serbian authorities.
People Driven Into FLAMES.
BRUTAL violence and abuses are re-
corded" says the report. in many in
stances cattle was seized. foodstuffs,
money and house furnishings were
crops destroyed. owners of homes and
nuts were compelled to set Are to
their humble dwellings and then the
soldiers pushed them among the
names. where they persisted.
'sWoInen and children shut In the
tional torture Of bees thrown in. SO
that they might sting those pitiful
bodies; they even had the cruelty of
putting cats under the skirts OF wom-
EN- thai we're then sewed around the
limbs; the animals then whipped. so
causing awful pain to the victims.
Chillfen Beaten without Mercy.
and received mothers with nursing
infants; the sick were cynically Or
dered to leave their beds and were led
to jail; aged persons. men and wom-
en-, had to walk. sometimes barefoot
ed, on bad roads for over thirty kilo-
dren were beaten mercilessly with
heavy sticks or iron rods and also
with wet ropes; Inmates of prisons
were left without nourishment, some
times as long as ten days; the bodies
among the prisoners for seven days;
the prisoners were forced to put their
feet on the IRE and nails were thrust
under their niger nails.
Youths Hung Up by Hair.
~Yeuths were hung by the hair and
into water UP to their |
mouths. Men were attached to ear |
riaEes in the place OF horses and then |
kilsd. The cofpses or Montenegrins, |
murdered. were left in |
the middle Of streets to be prey for |
dogs. Mothers Of the rebels were |
upon the IRE; old men had |
their teeth pulled; women were vio- |
lated" |
Tha c6rnfnisslcn said Il examined |
more than 100 eyewitnesses, among
them several Of the victims them |
selves, who succeeded in escaping"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-28
CARD OF THANKS.

thanks to our relatives, many friends. neigh
eors and the emergency leak voFkmen OF
the Washingtop Gas Light Company for theiI
kfadness and synpstby. also for the besuti
ful 1ofal tribute, during the illness and
death Of our brother Larry.
BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-28

Engineers are planning to build 4
moro direct railroad from Paris to
Madrid inst viii cut IN half pfesent
running time Of trains Of fourteen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-28
MARRIEn.

FgkEEA-cAYE. Mr.. PRED TURNER and
Miss MARY G.. GAVE were married by the
1s sy. Tfgs OF sofian, Va. September q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
RESUME PROBE
Of BASE BALL
Arnold Rolhstein Summoned
to Tell OF Plot to Fl"
World Series of 1919

Chicago. oct. Is - Tho Cook county
grand Jury Investigating IN" h1rchh II
| scandal 10 day lEau"h u rubr""na tor Al
mold NTthhIoin. OF New YORK; und the"
~ Louis mon 4" appear before ~ Next
| TueHday. whrn II viii r"UUnV"nr Hulh
! At,in. who was mentioned hY HcNornl wit
nsaser previously horoi" tho jury. viii
! be asked particularly II wnH said, con
| corning any IulkH no may hnNn had with
/ Abo Atioil. or mn iiurnr concerning III"
poraihIiity Of liking" tho iplD wnrld. y
! nsTlor
| AaHlhtant Slato'r Attorney n0ploEle.
/ In Charge or tho inquiry. i"l"EThph"d
| R"'hstoin tonight. asking him I" ~.
pear
| Tho NJ Louis men called M" Harry
| NodmonL Joseph IuH,h. ili 'hoh'nut
Atroot. aud Thomas 4 k"Hrn"Y. 26b He'll"
Wow avenue UiChmunda hurlnc~ nd.
| drsER was Understood 10 b" tho MnJontlc
theatre. East NJ Louis. Ills.
| II waH said that they would hc asked
' to nubrtAntlat~ tho testimony OF kid
' Gleason. Chicago American l"agu" man
aRcr. concerning II trip he mad" I" ~
! Louis last fall to Investigate possible
| CrOokodncAr In tho ErrlcH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Coun-
ter if Relief Does Not
Come Within Two Min
uteS.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm-Up.

The sensation OF the year in the
drug trade Is Aspironal. the two minute
cold and cough relievcr. anthori:atively
guaranteed by the laboratories; tested,
upproVedand most Enthusiastically en-
dorsed by the highest authorities AMI
proclaimed by the common people nH
ten times as quick and effective as
whiskey, rock and rye. or any other
cold and cough remedy they have ever
tried.
Ali drug stores are now supplied
with the wonderful new elixir. SO all
YOU have to do to get rid Of that cold
is to step into the nearest drug store.
hand the clerk half n dollar for a bottle
of Aspironal and tell him to serve you
two teaspoonfuls with four teaspoon
fuls Of water In n glass. with your
watch in your hand take the drink at
ono swallow and call for your money
back in two minutes II you cannot feel
your cold fading away like 4 dream
within tho time limit. Don't De BASH
ful, for oil druggists invite you and OK
pect you to try II. EVerybody's doing
IL.
When your cold or cough Is relieved.
take the remainder OF the bottle home
10 your wife and babies. for Aspironal
is by far the safest and most effective.
the easiest to take and the most .agrcn-
able cold and cough remedy for infants
and children.-(Adv)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16

'CONGRESSMAN'S NAME
COMES OUT IN PROBE
OF THE WHISkEY ring


Chicago. Oct. i5,-Thc name OF n
United states congressman today was
brought before the federal grand jury
Investigating an alleged whiSkcy ring
by a government official. In telling OF a
Sl0, 900 bride ofrored him by woman
to stop prosecution In connection with
recent whiskey traffic disclosures here.
The woman, the witness testified. fire.
quently conferred with the congressman.
The official said he was led to believe
that the congressman was Interested In
the whiskey ring"
After q conference between FEDERAL
officials today It was stated that MIS-
Antoinette Duryea, for some time a
familiar fEure around the federal build
ing. and Harry y. Allen. formerly DC
partmcnt OF Justice agent. would be
asked 10 tell officials whether they
knew anything Of the alleged Ting
Federal Judge Lands actively entered
the Investigation today when he called
two wholesale manufacturing druggists
before him to explain an alleged excess
Give amount OF alcohol in their pro-
ducts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
Illinois Supreme Court
Justices Go to Marion

Special Dispatch to The Intellisencer
Chicago, Oct. 15.-Suprome court and
appellate justices OF the state Of In.
diana will attend in q body Senator
Earding's America First" day al
Marion. o.. next Monday. It was learned
here today by Col. Carmi A. Thomp.
son. chairman of the visiting delega.
can cUmpittee.
Tho party, which will number over q
score, with their wives and families
will be met At Marion by o delegation
from the Ohio bench.
Carl Wise. chairman Of the Logans-
port district in Indiana, reports that
he will take . party OF seven in his
own automobile and will be accompan-
led By nearly q dozen other machines
The Haynes Automobile company mas
also made arrangements for several
machines to make the trip.
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~
} OBITUARY {
N'GEE FUNERAL
RITES PLANNED
INV. A. @, RA1ONE TO CONDUCT
6NRYIOH FOE DEAD HIR1-
IIAN SUNDAY.
rirsmsn WIN Rave Charge OF the Burial
Service on Monday
Morning.

The funeral services for the late Will
liam MCGEE, fireman OF Pumpcr Com
pany No. .. OF North Main street, will
be conducted Tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. at the homo or his sister, Mrs
4. NJ. Six. at 81 South Broadway street
with interment being made Monday
morning In Greenwood cemetery.
The services Sunday afternoon will
be conducted by Rev. August c. Rasche
pastor OF st. PauIs Evangelical church,
while Monday morning the flrcmcn will
have charge,
Tho body will be carried to its last
resting place on q fire truck manned by
fellow members OF Pumper Company No
.. Thirty-five fIremtn will attend the
services, and nix will act AZ pail bearers
All fire station bells will DO tolled dur
ing the services. while all flags in thr
city have been lowered to half mast. All
riremen's badges have boon drapcd.
Mr.. McGce succumbed to injuries re-
ceIved Wednesday morning while return
Ing from fire ut BellRirc. He died In
the Bellaire city hospital Thursday ar
ternoon at 2 o'clock. without having re-
IA lned CONSEQUENCES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
FRACTIONAL FIGHT
IN ILLINOIS WON'T
HURT PARTY TICKET
al p.kpa,ch TO the Intslligencer

Special rifpatch TO the Intslligencer.
Chicago Oct. 1b.-LoCal fact ional dit
ferrnceS Thich are characteristic of sew
eral WESTERN states in this campaign
have broken out in Illinois. But as liz
true OF the other stAtes now In tho
throes OF these purely local tussels. all
factions are united on Senator Harding.
Both the leaders of the Thompson and
anti Thompson forces are carrying tho
Harding banner. and both sides Insist
that the Harding vote in Illinois will be
Of landslide proportions. II is partly be-
cause OF this security on the national
Issue that the local feudists see no dan
ger 10 the national situation In carry
ing their factional differences into tho
present campaign.
Even the Democratic leaders admit
that there isn't ghost OF show for
Governor Cox In the state. They are,
however, taking advantage OF the fam
lily quarrel among the Republicans to
try TO elect a local candidate here and
there.
Both sides are doing their utmost to
show on November End that they were
united on the head OF tho ticket and
there has developed. Az 4 matter OF fact,
an intense rivalry between the factions.
to see which could make the best show
ing for Senator Harding in Illinois. The
state, therefore. can be put down as GER
tain to 70 for tho head OF the ticket by
one Of the largest votes In its history.
II Is because both sides believe that
Harding and Coolidge will sweep the
state that the fractional leaders allow
themselves the luxury OF q local feud.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
JOHNSON GETS GREAT
RECEPTION IN OHIO


Special Dispatch to The 1ntelligcncer
Chicago, Oct. 15,-Harriet Taylor
linton, vice chairman or the executive
committee OF the Republican national
committee, returned to Chicago TO-DAY
from speaking trip to New YORK ana
Ohio. She spoke from tho same Plat-
form with Senator Johnson at .roiedo'
lit was a great meeting" said Mrs
Upton. "Bourko Cochran was there IN.
night before. He had the hall about
two-thlrds full. They packed In to
the window stills for senator Johnson Johnson:
Then they packed the overflow meeting
dnwn.tnirs and hold still another over
nov meeting In tho park.
Don't worry about the women OF
Ohio. They understand exactly what
Article Y means. or course they arc
opposed to war; ThSX ,, want I'M, e% WIFI
Inin,, env Thou shalt not tnkc any
more NOR" American boys over to, Europe
to KIN our mo,hcrs sons, Tn" OHIO
women underStanH mT'' :, mcans moro
wnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
WHOLESALE BRIBERY
OF PACIFIC COAST
PLAYERS IS ALLEGED

Los Angeles. Oct. Is Evidence OF
wholesale bribery OF players in the
1919 season by gamblers has been dis
covered. according 10 an announcement
tonight BY w. c. Doran. chief deputy
district attorney, who Is directing the
investigation begun today by the Los
Angeles county grand jury into alleged
corruption in Pacific Coact baseball
league games
Doran stated testimony already given
the investigators indicated scores or
games were thrown for money last
season.
lie predicted the investigation would
lead to tho indictment OF gamblers who
"bribcd' certain players during tho 1919
season. and who had nm organized sys-
tom for buying and selling gnmcs Tor
the benefit OF the gamblers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
FIVE KILLED
IN EXPLOSION

InSrIIc, NE. y. g. D'I lh ElNe men
were kIII,h and one r"rI"urly injured
hN the "NpI"rion today az ~ b"Ilor Ia
in" rattan gin Of ia" - Iiac"y Company
m.nI Itnlnud Il"hcr"n ""unlN Tn" dead
az Itub,tI IIIIdBur on" ct The o~h"Ir
81 th' plu. tw" other whll" men hmI
Iwu EruI"rr Thr injured men. o NeEf"
h,- 10 ,Ird skull ThC "nur" nf Ih"
e pIuriun had not been determined. hht
lIn nutI,nIlIior nrr lnN'rilKniihE ~ -.
port that 'Eplunivrn had been placed IN
boiler
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
Admiral Benson Gives
Jolt TO Enemies Of
u. s. Merchant Marine

| t'hIrnKo, oct. 10. --IIlhdru hohlnh
| rorporntc names. thcr" nro Americans
banding In the favor OF foreign "hiP-
ming inicrrHIH" who nro creating TN"
moo 10 the nation. Chairman BcnEon OF
! the Whipping bonrd declared hoT" TO-
night Ia u mcarngn rHRd by repro
rcnintlSc ~ tho board at tnc dinnrr
which opened Merchant Marine Wrck.
.I'lnln speech harmR only those who
rrc nrrnId Of tho truth" tho chairman
,mId What American worth hiH Hnlt
will rinnd up In public and nay our
! merchant marine In ln"hnc" 70 lh'h
nation or nny other? f"t "" ma mon
! lid behind corporate names ana hrEanl-
J zntIonH who have tho audRcity 10 crn-
nIc such nm ImprcBrion. Tut whom you
' Icnr OF tho mark you ind thar thchc
, snmc men arc bnEkIng In tn" rnvor OF
| foreign shipping interests or neSo
honca I'm that dircctlo Now md then
their cnurtE to muddy tho watcra sue
coed TO the extent Of influencing honest
opinion against the shipping pohtu
poIlcics which aim Ia upbuild pcrma-
| ncnt merchant marine.
| fort in world shipping may seem 70
smell disaster to other nations. inc
message said. but IT should not az
! America was only taking up the SLACK
in shipping brought about during inc
war by the work of the submarine.
Those who worry most ABOUT our
entrance into ocean commerce must DC
our cousins ovcrseas-thc BRUSH:
chairman Bensons message asserted:
"For many centuries the mistress OF
tho seas, she has carried the message
of commercial advancement. But II ls
essential that the world should uhder-
stand that we, who fully appreciate
the service rendered by other nations
arc now hip-indepcndent In the de-
vciopment OF our ocean-carrying trade
We mean 10 play our part IN many,
from the start
GLADLY do pledge myself TO help
see that not only my own, but other
governments be brought 70 PONY
Where they fully agree to retire aoso,
Inteiy from ocean carriage which could
only mean uneven competition with the ne
private owner. We are endeaforlng 70
do this as quickly as possible ana the
law demands it,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
limited DAIRY CO., STABLE BURNS;
. THREE HORSES AND MULE PERISH
xoRs or $4,000 SUFFERED BI DAILY
COMPANY IN HOT BLAME RRr-
DAY EVENING.
Neat was SO Intense That Cable Of o.
q p. Telephone Company was
Mslted Off.

Three horses and one mule were
burned TO death when fire consumed
the stable OF the United Dairy company.
rear of Ill Seventh street. At five
o'clock Friday evening.
A ton and a half OF hay and several
se<s OF harness belonging to the United
Dairy company were burned. and
large cable carrying wires OF the Ores
apcako & Potomac telephone company
was melted In two.
The total loss In the fire is placed at
$3.50. or this amount the United Dairy
cornpany'B loss, including the dead an
innais. is $4,000. II will cost the telo-
.phone company $3.50 TO repair the melted
cable.
, The police were informed during the
fire by q woman in tho vicinity that
Robert Loe. an S-year-old colored boy.
was striking matches in the alley ad-
Joining the stable. II is believed that
no may have started the fire. 1t Is said
that the same boy was responsible for
starting another fire in that locality
" Bos IS a, Sixteenth and Wood streets
YEAS pulled calling fire companies Num-
beers 3, o. 3 and Q. Four streams Of
wa ~ gore pl:ye6 onto the burning
stao.o. Tho building was old and dry.
and with the hay inside. II burned like
finder. and the firsmen were unable to
save the building. The horses and mule
were trapped before the fire was dis
covered.
INC fire was 30 hot that It ignited
n fence on the opposite side OF tho alley
Tho United Dairy company's garage al
III Seventeenth street. and small
wagon shed adjoining the stable wero
saved by the prompt response and fast
work of the firemen.
The fire alarm was sounded as great
numbers OF people were going home
from their days work. and q crowd OF
probably 1900 people floeked to the
scene.
: The Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
eornpany had 4 crow of men at the
scene ten minutes after the fire alarm
sounded. As soon as the fire was out
the crew began repairing the burned
cable. 1t took them until midnight TO re
place the destroyed section OF the cable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
Gov. Willis Cancels
East Liverpool Speech

Special Dispatch to the Intelligenccr.
EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. Oct. 10
Beecher w. waltcrmier. OF Columbus,
member Of the state public utilities com
nission, was the principal speaker at 4
ralIy opening the Republican campaign
here tonight He also made n speech
at an open air meeting in Lisbon this
afternoon.
Because OF the serious Illness or his
|sthnr. Ex-Governor Frank 3. Willis.who
was scheduled to appear here tonight.
ca ncelled the engagement.
election officials tonight estimate
that 1900 electors were registered here
to-day. bringing tho city's total reg'stra-
tion mn TO $500, almost half Of this num-
her women Tho city's voting strength
ia estimated at 5000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
NO SECOND HAND BOILERS

Harrisburg. Pa, Oct. l5.-The state
,ndns,rIaI board today reiterated its re-
fusai TO permit installation Of second
hand boilers brought from other states
for nowe rpurposcs within Pennsyl-
vania, rejecting number OF petitions.
II appeared that during the suspension
of The prohibition of such Installations
because OF the war. many second hand
boilers were shipped into Pennsylvania.
The board has directed making or
safety codes for all mines exclusive OF
ing industry. A form Of health certlfi-
cate was also ordered for bakers and
th.ir nmDlovPs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
You Must Replace the Wear
and Tear on the Human System

| tear that must be replaced, X you are
TO enjoy good health. Your blood must
DO kept, pure and vigorous. for upon its
condition depends every organ Of your
body.
great aid in keeping their system IN
good condition. BsinE such 2 fins
blood tonic and system-bullder >, 3. 3.
siren Ethens and Snriches tho blood sup.
ply, and gives new vlgor and vttalitysto
| the whole body. 1870
8. s. 8. Is sold by all druggists. write
for free literature and full information
to Chief Medical Adviser, 81 swift LAB
oratory, Atlanta, Ga. r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
pIG LIQUOR SEIZURE.

Pittsburgh. Oct. 1.-TWO trunks.
loaded with whiskey. were seized by
prohibition agents at the Pennsylvania
railroad station hcre late today. The
LIQUOR Is valued at several thousand
dollars, the agents said. They added
that they were searching for man
holding n train ticket from Philadelphia
10 n point in ohio. who checked the
trunks as baggage.
Earlier in the day department OF JUS
ticr agents seized $1,000 worth OF whis-
key Oh IL Pullman car at tho station.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
not GUILTY VERDICT

Bilbao. Oct IA verdict OF no,
guilty was returned today In favor OF
twelve members OF tho executive COM
mittes OF tho Separatist society Of
Basque youths, who were charged with
illegal actions tending toward tho dis
membsrnaeht OF Spanish territory
Among tho evidence were documents
asking the Intervention of President
Wilson ain favor OF weak nations" and
there were also letters addressed TO
Cardinal Nercier and the Polish conf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
IOWA FOR HARDING
BY GREAT MAJORITY

snoci,1 Disnatch TO The Intclligencer.
So rLIc,oo Oct 15-Nr4. Frank bod
Sairron ~ tho women's division
of the Republican state committee OF
Iowa declared here today tiAt n re-,
ren, poll Of votes in her. state showed
the men going two TO ono for Harding
and Coolidge and tn" women rang'hs
some places for the same candidates
Mrs Dodson Is on her way to Stcuoen-
Vile, o.. where she was billed to speak
,,pIuhf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16

Did you ever stop to consider what
tremendous task Is placed upon your
human system every day: The most
efficient piece OF machinery in all the
world In not expected TO stand tho strain
that is placed on your body.
Your heart In constantly pumping life
and vitality to every part OF yonr body.
This is being rapidly consumed after
being turned into energy and strength
that keeps your system performing It's
various functions.
What arc you doing to replace this
drain upon your SYSTEM Every day
there Is n certain amount OF wcar and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
Pi|sudSki Resignation
Withdrawn By Request

warsaw. Oct. Ii. (By tho Assoc !atnd
Press. )--,;cncral Joseph Pilsudski pres
ident Of the Republic OF Poland. tender
cd his resignation as chief executive 10
day Al tho request OF the government
however. he withdrew his resignation
prov slonally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
Twelve Of SChuoner's 4
Crew Meet Death In 4
Collision OF Cub'

Havana. Oct. 15.-Twclye msmbsf1
or tho crow Of the schooner w. p. Heekl
were lost two miloS off Santiago ~
Cuba. when the vessel collidcd ThurpdAy
with the American steamer Cayo Nam
DO. says o dispatch from Santiago ~
Cuba today. Tho schooner II in q sink
Ing condition. tho dispatch reports. The
remainder OF tho schooner's crew wsfA
saved, W.
The captain of the Cayo Mamie d.
clared the collision was duo to thu
schooner misInterprcting. a signal Acj
cording to the dispatch. which gives No
other details. . 81.
available shipping records do not
contain any schooner named w. y,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
Acksr Funeral Monday.

Tho funeral services for tho late AL
bort G.. Acker, well known business man.
who possed away yesterday morning in
the Ohio Valley General hospital, will
be held from the family home 500 South
Broadway. Monday afternoon. Rev.
Harry Howard and Rev. Craig. both OF
tho Thomson NJ. L. church, will conduct
the services followed by interment in
Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
Miners Meet TO Frame
Scale, at Cumberland

Special Dispatch TO Intelligence
Cumberland. Md. Oct. 1.-THE scale
committee of District No. 10. United
Mine Workers of America, composed OF
the George Creek region and upper 70.
tomac field Of West virginia. VIII meet
ial coll Of Frank J. Drumm. district
John p. white. former internstionel
presIdent OF the United Mine workers
Of America will BIZ present. MT: Whlte
bas been at work in this field for sew
arnI weeks. Tho committee will consider
matters looking to scale adjustment
in this district and will hear report
from Mr.. White. who has completed his
eurycS