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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
The river

Business was rushing at the wharf
yesterday. as three boats were due 10
arrive The Senator Cordel arrived
yesterday about noon from PittShurRh
on her way to Ravenswood. The LIB
crty stopped last night on her way 10
Tittsbursh from GAINESVILLE. and will
leave this morning for that city. The
Helen +. arrived last night from New
Natamoras and will start on her re-
turn trip today at noon, me Genera
Pershng - due to arrive here this
morning from Pittsburgh on her way
The stage Of water remains . feet
" The General Beach. owned by the
Liberty Transit Co. which was raised
from the bottom Of the Ohio saturday.
was picked up at Warwood yesterday
nv tie steamer General Crowder. on
her run to Pittsburgh. and towed to
the Elizabeth docks In the Mononga-
hela river. where 1t will be repaired.
The artificial wave which was start.
the local wharvcs about o'clock. The
wave has been created to enable the
tow boats to return 10 their stations
ON ,hh Kanawha river from cincinnati.
T+his IS the third wave that has been
created in few weeks.
change OF masters has been MADE
on the steamer Senator Cordell WHICH
PASSED down this morning TOT GALL
poiis CAPTAIN Sid Booth. who has
bcen in command. has resigned and ne
has been succeeded by captain James
O'Rrien, who was captain or the eN
curs!on steamer Homer smith Wnlch
was running out Of PittsburSh ast
snmmer Mr.. O'Brien is we'll known
i"naiiy having made numerous friends
,yhiIc running excursions from thls
Wv T|s and his many friends wish him
success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
MACSWINEY'S BODY LIESN STATE
MSAINT GEORGES CATHEDRAL;
IRISH VOLUNTEERS KEEP VIGIL

qucrable Soul" From q Regrettu! Eng
li%hman." and "A Lover OF Ireland"
The funeral party will leave Euston
station tomorrow evening on inc reSmI,
lar train for Holyhead. Transfer viii
be made TO the channel steamer Tor
Dublin which viii be reached early Fri
day.
The funeral arrangements for Lore
Mayor MacSwhey in Dublin are as tol-
lows:
The body will arrive by Friday morn
inE's mail train and will be escorted TO
Westlandroy 10 the pro-cathedrai
where mass will be held At IL o'clock
After the mass which will be attended
by the lord mayor or Dublin and rep
resentatives OF tho Dublin corporation.
the body will DO conveyed 10 Kings,
bridge. where 1t will be placed on board
q train for Cork about o'clock In the
afternoon.
The labor party tonight iaSu"d de
tallnd Instructions concerning work on
Friday, Trains will be stopped for
few minutes at midday. IN" tramways
and rrstaurants will suspend H"rricc
for n similar period, and alt shops. OK
cept those selling food. and all saloons
and factories will DO closed throughout
Jfhe day. ,
service will not he affected
|, All the Catholic churches in tho city
announce special requiem masses ior
FRIDAY. The municipalities ana lo'Hl
bodies now controlled by the Sim Fem
In ireland are adopting resolutions or
sympathy for MacSwinCv and cond"n-
nation OF tho government. No outbreaks
arc expected to occur. but, there - an
enormous passive demonstration
Murphy FUNERAL Hsld.
Cork. Oct. 27-(By The Associated
PreSs)-Ths funeral Of Joseph Murphy
who died while on a hunger strike III
Cork jail. was held today ,,ho
number OF persons who might partici-
pate In the funeral procession 70 ~"
and the presence OF two armorcd cass
And six iorries with troops. thousands
Of persons followed the body Of Murphy
to tho cemetery this afternoon: Ing
display Of armed force was even greater
than ut the funeral OF Michael FftzEer.
AID. the other hunger striker who dieH
In Cork Jail, but this created none OF IN"
tension that prevailed Mt Fitzgeralds
burial. -.
The burial Of Murphy had a remark
able fnale-the firing Of salute over
the grave by Irish Volunteers. SIX
men comprised the squad and three vol
ieys ware fired. The military had de.
parted. The soldiers did not enter thS
cemetery. They drove off before tho
burial service had concluded. TheS
made no attempt 20 interfere with the
nroceSsion on the way to the cemetery.
Murphy Verdict.
Cork. Oct s7-The military inquiry
into the death OF Joseph Murphy mas
resulted in the following verdict:
''He feloniously killed himself by re-
fusInE all forms Of nourishment
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CHAIRMAN WHITE
PRODUCES WARREN'S
CORPORA ton LETTER

Nav York. Oct. cT.---l'ortions OF CIR
cular letter. said to have been sent l"
directors OF corporations by an "'lIc'nI
Of m, Rcpublican National Committee.
were made here tonight by George
WHITE chairman of the Democratic NJ"
tipnal Committee. Mr.. Whlte CIV
the letter tends To provo Governor NoA
charge that Republicans w"ulu A''i W.
10 tho corporations.
"A circular letter sent TO directors OIL
corporations by Charles IS war rr''
chairman Of the ways and means com
mittec Of the Republican National I0h
mit"t". has com" |" my entWt,, III
contents Of this letter Will convince ~,
who have any remaining doubts th4t
the Republican National Committee ID
prepared To soil out the United states OF
America TO tho corporations II senate
Harding IS elected. This Is n grave
charge, but Il Is horne out BY the COM
tents Of Mr.. Warren's letter. ..
Under date Of October 20. 1870, IN
addressing directors OF corporations. ne
writes:
"'wn you therefore. determine
promptly what the value or RepupIica''
success means 10 you and your cerpor,
ate interests? Make your fihAhela'
pledge accordingly and mail the Gnc!oS-
cd card with reniittanCcS 10 inc De'Eoi'
office to-day
Thu signature OF MT. warren ~ IIp'
ed on this letter. but II Is signed IN
ink over the printed name. The letter IS
written on the stationery of the Repup
lirau WAYS and means committee. which
bears the name OF tho committee OIL
cialS also.
NO more sordId document nor, one
more .rorrohoratiVe of Governor cox
charge that certain corporations are try
my 10 buy an underhOlu IN the govern
mint, has come 20 light in this cam
paign. NJ yy.
"'Tn"re il another phase OF MI. war
rcn'S letter bearing out the DemoCratlc
charge Of MILLIONS TO be employed In al
cndcavor TO elect Senator Harding. re
meInber, il * dated October ~, l9Zo,
Two days after the Republican N"tonat
Committee reported an expenditure OF
over three millions OF dollars MT
Warren writes: i,io
Through Sr-confidencH or inertia
on the part Of Republican business men
r. substantial portion of the campaign
expense Is still unprovided for. nv.
1.-The letter TO which ! refer Is on lie
In my office, and ! am prepared 10 SUD
init II to anyone who doubts It's authen-
,icity. 1t IS n direct pledge to the seil
ish corporate in America by the chhlr-
man Of the Republican ways and means
committee that If they viii invest IN
Senator Harding's campaign, freSiueht
HardlnR's administration VIII see tnh'
they are paid royal dividends out OF 'he
peoples funds
what can the average citizen expect
Of an administration sold out IN az
vance,"
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KIMBERLY co.
GETS APPEAL

Special Dispatch to The IntrlIiG"ncer.
Charleston. W. Va. Oct. 27.--A new
chapter was written today in the much
litigated Wheeling heavy hauling" or
dinance case when appeals and super
ssdas were granted by the Supreme
court uron application OF the c. B. Kim
berly company Of Wheeling. which gave
bond in the sum Of $1,000.
The case lie styled G.. b. Kimberly COM
pany against Charles O. Ephlln. city
manager: J. J. ? .O'Br!en. city solicitor;
Frcd Frazior chief OF police andd John
3. Ritz. judge Of police court. An ordi.
nance recently adopted by the council or
the city Of Wheeling. laying drastic re-
rtrictlons upon the operation of heavily
loaded motor trucks over tho streets.
preclpitated the series Of actions.
After judge J. r. Sommerville. OF the
circuit court OF Ohio county. refused
temporary injunction against Wheeling
city officials suspending enforcement OF
the ordinance. the Kimberly company
applied 10 the Supreme court. That body
granted an injunction August 81. city
officials. as defendants. filed an answer
in circuit court and Judge Sortmervlile
diss"l"nd tho supreme court injunction.
I'll" appeal granted TODAY is nj least
temporary victory for the Kimberly COM
pany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
". N. BUILDING
100000 PIER

Special Dispatch to The 1ntelligencer
Baltimore. Nd, Oct. 21.--The West
ern Maryland Railroad company IL
building a pier at Port Covington which
Is expected 10 be In. operation by the
first Of the year. and which Will In
crease the capacity Of this port in
handling export coal by more than 30
per cent.
The Western Maryland pier will not
handle quite az large 4 volume OF coal
per day as does the Curtis Bay pier,
hut In every other respect 1t Is claimed
for the new structure that IL equals.
and in several important features. sur
passes the Baltimore and Ohio plant. SO
that It will be cheaper and less complex
in operation.
The new piers capacity. at Its, min
imum, Is capable Of picking up bodily
and dumping direct into the holds Of
vessels at least 40 cars each hour. or a
daily capacity Of about $4,000 tons.
enough to load Ave ordinary vessels
each day.
The cost Of the immense pier IL esti-
mated as over 100000. The piers
length Is 500 feet. and its width, 20
feet. The bumper. unlike the other
local coal piers. Is built on the pier IL
self. being AIS feet from the bulkhead
limo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
WHITE OAK TREE
IS PLANTED NEAR
ROOSEVELT GRAVE

oyster Ray. y. Y. Oct. Eth" sixty
second birthday Of former President
Theodore Roosevelt was COmmcmoratcd
here today by representatives. Cf various
societies und organizations who planted
white oak tree near mis- grave. The
ceremony was arranged by the New
York Bird and Tree club and was con-
Quoted with the consent OF Mrs. Roos"-
welt.
Many prominent men and women took
part IN the tree planting and the first
shovelful Of earth was thrown upon the
roots by Mrs. Thomas A. Edison. in
behalf OF her husband. Others who at
tended were Lord and Lady Rathcree-
dan of the British delegation 10 the ter
centenary celebration Of the landing W
tho Pilgrims, who placed u wreath upon
the grave.
The tree planting launched move
mont initiated by tho orguniza tions 10
have trees planted throughout the coun-
try upon Mr.. Rooscvelts birthday In
memory OF the former president and
other illustriovs Americans
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fBy The Associated Press)

London. Oct. 3T.-The body OF the late
Lord Mayor OF Cork. Terence hacSwi-
ney: Is lying In STATE , tSnlsnt IN COM Ss
posed OF members OF the Cork and Lon
don brlgades OF the Irish Volunteer
Army. dressed In civilian clothinE' ID
keeping vigil throughout the night De
side the coffin. which. shrouded IN
Slim F'eIn flag rests on a cataralQuo IN
the cathedral chancel.
Tho rrst services will be held tomor-
row morning ut eleven o'clock ~hsn
requiem mass will be celebrated. Aoso-
tuition will DO given BY Archbishop Man
NIX. other dignituries officiating Al Two
o'clock In the afternoon tho Juneau pro,
cesSon viii proceed from tno ca'n ns
friars Bridge. along the emeankment
through the busy downtown section, the
strand Aldwych and KinBhway.
The Inquest al tho prison was .na .,a
o'clock before permission for the remor-
al OF the body waH obtained from the
home office and arrangements complcteo
for tho taking over OF the body oy INC
family. Six Irish political prisoners
confined In Rrix,on shouldered tho COT
I'm from the prison mortuary to me
gates where II was placed on mo'op
hcarsr. and tho procession or motors IN
which wore members o. the famiIs'
Father Dominic and tho Cork delegation.
moved on slowly on tho four mile jour
nev to the cathedral -,
small crowd STOOL NiehtIN WIN
hared heads "a tho 2ortege slipped away
In the thick mist. tho watchers then
quietly dispensing. Tn" proEreSs TO the
cathedral was without incident. out
throngs OF people overflowed the spa
C1ous ediflce and lined the streets. await
INK the party at st. Georges.
Churchmen mot the body borne on the
shoulders OF the volunteers at the door
and headed the solemn passage down
tho aisle to the chancel. hTe widow and
othre relatives followed. chanting ana
saying the prayers for the dead. AFTER
which the bodyRuard took up their posts
and the congregation fled slowly past
the casket
The rosary was rrcited and prayers
were offered during the wait for the ar
rival OF the body At the cathedral tho
headquarters Of the Irish Self-Determt-
nation league and evan At the prison
the day. The inscrlptions farled from a
formal expression OF sympathy to such
"a Patriot" Peace TO Your Cncon-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
.BRlNES' CLASSMATE
PUT UNDER BAIL AS
MURDER WITNESS

Philadelphia. Oct 27.-Carlos Arnold
SON Serpa. said to be son OF former
Cuban minister to Holland. and a
classmate at the University Of Pennsyi, ,
yania Of William +. Brines. charged
with the killing Of Elmer c. Drewes'
the Dartmouth senior, was placed TO-
day under bail as material witness
He was examined for several hours ny
s O. Wynne. chief Of the county detec-
tivps, and James Jay Gordon. Jr'' as
sjhtaut district attorney.
The fact of bis hclng held under pail
must not be taken ms indicating mat
Scrpa has any blameworthy part in the
case" said Mr. Gordon. "Rut. he added.
no has told us things OF such lmpor-
lance about Brincs and prcwcs mat we
feel II necessary TO guarantee mat nc
viii be present ut the inquest. nearing
and trial az Brlnes.
Mr.. Gordon would not reveal the mn
,urc OF the Information. IL" said S"rpn
wax not In tho party IN the car wh"n
prcwcS wan Killed.
Serpa Is a sophomore In tn" CiNil en-
cheering school and livcp with MS
brother Rauul. II freshman. near III"
uuIvrrsity His brother D'id To-Day
Carlos knew Brinrs but had never been
infinite with him. ON the
night OF brewer death h" SAID. carlos
was nt a dance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
EXTEND WHEELING u
ElEC1RIC'S RATE

Charleston. ". Va, Oct. GA tem1
norary rate increase OF 81 per cen: all
lowed the wheeling Electric Companyi
July %, by tho state Public Services
Commission, was extended to apply until
January !. is:l instead OF ser nmbIlc ,o.
Ssv Tn. extension was allowed bei
Cause the Electric Company has not yet
completed compilation Of statistics
bowinS it's income. operating sxpensea
and the value Of its property; TIE COM
mission therefore cannot give its rats
Increase application n a,s,. 1I,r GeiS ses
October 81. the orisInu snn' '''
Under the original order. tho wheslins
snrcharre 10 its monthly bills Of q per
CENT. The company furr,s s ss,,e e,ec snS
bower to consumers In wheeling ana
=.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
CHIEF CARR|TY IS
CALLED TO COURT
IN WHISKEY PROBE

Chicago. Oct. 27.-Chief OF Police
John q. Clarity tonight was served with
subpoena to appear before the Fed
rral grand jury tomorrow in connection
with the investigation OF illegal whisky
traffic.
Tho subpoena was issued after Mike
Depike" Heitler. former saloOnkeepar
and convict, had been questioned for
nearly "a hours by federal officials wh0
credited him with making n confession
which implicated government officers
and officials of several middle western
towns in Illicit liquor traffic.
Heller was released after his attor-
ney had promised he would appear when
wanted.
Chief Clarity was instructed tn bring
documents and evidence ne might have
concerning the liquor traffic. especially
the theft from railroad yards OF Sl7J.-'
600 worth OF liquor said to have been
transported here illegally from Ken
lucky. Heitler IS charged with impli-
cation IN this transaction.
-Rl'Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
CRUDOLEUM
1uA1ANrxHn HI1uDH xo1 '1Au
AID SCALP 3BoV1bRO

Stubborn cases Of itching, trritatek
scaIp are easily overcome ey Crudoiet
um. It is q harmless, high Efade, nIns
amber petroleum, which ha: oeen tried
and proven TO be especially adapted
for removing dandruf and other causes
Of falling, fading hair. AS TINE r9na
on. the public. after using many dinerj
emf remedies for hair care and Riding
the scalp Of disease and dnnarun' arg
RETURNING to petroleum. but 70 ~
higher, cleaner grade. ana mot 20 w
thick. dark. muddy looking petioleumS
which are apt to contain spspende9
narticles Of unsanitary substancea3
time' free carbon or free sulphur. Thia
Accounts for the possibility that . feN,
Who have used . common grade OF pei
troIeum on the scalp may have DOM
40 Without much success. -
Tho price II only IS cents Tor . hal
mini hottie. Get q bottle today at c
II Griest 4 Co.; he IL authorised e
return the purchase price II you an
Fair trial. The sntiseptic. healing
powers Of Crudoleurh and It's clean
sparkling appearance and light color
what Is making It so popular. TRpe
who have tried 1t are telling thet1
friends about II. II you are unable
ret II from your druggist. send 40
to VIM. n. Simpson Drug Co.. Who!esal<
Druggists. Williamsburg Station Plttsj
burBh, Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
WAR DECLARED ON
RADICAL UNIONISM"
IN TEXTILE WORKS

Philadelphia. oct 21-J. l., Beni"n.
managing director ~ the Phlladrlphla
Textile Manufacturers Association. In IA
statement today. declared tho nInnufnc-
turera had determined to IRE" them
selves from radical unioniAm" aH well as
Of a large number OF inefficient w"r kcrS
"Rctvncn. 10. 900 and l2b. 900 employees
OF tsxtilr mills In Philadelphia Will b."
out OF work this winter uniesa they
watch their step" said Mr.. Rcnton. "Th"
wedding out has already begun. APP
proximatoly 10000 have already boon
dropped
Mr.. Benton predicted a general sta b.
liA,tion Of tho teXtilo trades Within the
next sixty days. followed by marked
reduction In prices to tn" consumer
Wages will not be- cut" h" added
until the purchasing power OF the dot
lar IL as near NJ possible To normal
There are approximately 100 trNtle
mills in philadelphia giving employment
To about 225.0 900 workers with normal
weekly payroll OF more than 100000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
ARBITRATION SETTLES
WAGE CONTROVERSY

Special Dispatch to The lntelligencer
Martinsburg,, W. Va, Oct. 27.-A
wage CONTROVERSY between the Monon-
gahela Valley Traction company. a cen
trail West Virginia concern. and Its
linesmen was ironed out satisfactorily
here today, when James Riley. u union
labor leader. and F. w. Lawrence. a
New York electrical engineer. and Dis
trict Attorney Stuart w, Walker OF this
district assisted as q board OF arbitra-
tion. The linemen recently Wero
granted nm increase which did not suit
them and in order to adjust the matter
am!cably, they selected Riley. while the
company named Lawrence to get togeth:
er on the proposition. The two selected
the district attorney. disinterssted mem
Der Of the board. The award was not
made public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
SCHOONER ESPERANTO
ARRIVES At HALIFAX

IIa!ifaN. y. S. oct. 2T.--Thc Glouccs-
ter schooner Esperanto. flying the
American flag. arrived here tonight 10
meet the Canadian schooner Delawana'
IN tho international fSherncn's regatta,
which begins next Saturday on the en-
trance To this harbor.
Delawana. pride of the Nuremberg
fishing fleet. took the water today at
her home port after having been scrap
ed and painted.
Hardly had she touched he water
than the work Of ballasting her began.
Her schedule calls for II brief tryoul
tomorrow over the racing course on
Halifax.
Contributions 10 the $4,000 fund for
expenses OF the races will he welcomed
from all Canada. although Nova Scotia,
If necessary. could raise the entire sum,
II. r. silver, chairman Of the race COM
mittce. announced tonight. Three thou
sand dollars already have been con-
trihutCd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
SEC, COLBY HEARS
IRISH REPUBLIC
RECOGNITION PLEA

Washington. Oct. 27-Argumrnts fav-
orinC recognition Of the new republic
OF ireland" were formally presented 10
Secretary Colby at the state department
tonight by Il delegation OF Irish sym
pathizcrs. headed by Frank L. Walsh.
former jdint chairman with Wllnam
Howard Taft Of the War Labor Board.
Secretary Colby listened without com
mert but cautioned them. when refer
once was made to Cannon Dc Valera as
"presdent' Of ireland. that as secretary
Of state, he could hear them only on the
understanding that they were there as
tativcs of officials OF tho Irish people.
Mr. Colby told the committee when It's
presentation was concluded. that ne
would study the stenographic report that
was taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
Spent Money FOo|iSh|y

IT have been a great sufferer from
stomach trouble and gall stones. No
one knows the pains I have suffered
Since taking the FIRST dose OF Mayrs
Wonderful Remedy am feeling fine. can
work all day and eat anything l want
Have no more distress or palpitation
OF the heart from gas on my stomach.
] have spent Il great deal Of money on
doctors and medicine hut got nothing to
help ms" 1t is n simple, harmless prep.
aration that removes the catarrhal
mucua from the Intestinal tract and al
lays the lnhamati which causes prac
tically all stomach. liver and intestinal
ailments. including appendicitis One
dose will convince or money refunded.
G.. II. Griest & Co. and druggists every
where.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
SPECIAL COURT TERM
ORDERED TO PROBE
BUILDING TRUST"

Ncw York. Oct. Ex-Governor Smith
tonight signed nm order conNening spe
clul term nr supreme court November ~.
for the selection Of an extraordinary
grand jury TO consider evidence OF crime
which may be produced by the joint
legislative committee on housing. inves-
t!Eat!ng the alleged building trust.
Justice John V. hcAvoy was designated
Ia preside
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
NEGRO MOB TRIES TO
LYNCH WHITE MAN

Newport News, Va. Oct. 27.-The at
tempt here today OF a mob OF negroes
TO lynch Isadore Cohen. white. after
his automobile had run over NEGRO
child, was frustrated by r. VI. Green
white mans assailants long enough to
let him escape in the car. Cohen is
held without bond, while the child. a
Tiri, whose skull was fractured. cam
NOT recover. hospital officials say.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
MONTGOMERY WALKS
and RIDES FREIGHT

Special Dispatch to The 1ntelligencer.
Fairmont. w. Va. Oct. 27.-Sam b.
Montgomery. Non-Partisan candidate
for governor, after his automobile
stuck in tho mud between Hundred and
Warrington. walked three miles 20
Glover Gap. rode 10 Fairmont in the
caboose Of freight train for his meet
ing tonight. There were 1000 people
in tho Montgomery demonstration here.
Montgomery spoke az L!ttleton and
Hundred In the afternoon.
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Delay Constan1a Decision

Charleston. w. Va. Oct. 2T.-Decision
In the petition for an injunction on the
application Of Frank Constanza against
Hon. Alan II. Robinson. judge of the
criminal court OF Ohio county, will not
be handed down before November g. a.
a recess 10 that time has been taken by
the court. Arguments were submitted
before the recess was taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
RANGERS !
HELD IN READINESS +!
FOR STRIKE DUTY

Denver. Colo, Oct. 'c7.-More than
200 Colorado rangers are stationed az
Golden tonight awaiting orders to move
into Northern Colorado. where what
state officials term an illegal strike
OF coal miners has been called. enective
at midnight. Governor Shoup In state
ment today notified miners and opera
tors no disorders would be tolerated;
call. union officials said. were miners
Of the Russell mine in Weld countys
who quit work this Afternoon. Accord
ing to union. officials 1000 men VINO
demand working and adjustment op
wages, will walk out.