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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-01-08
Professional Jealousy.

It was one of those rare occasions
when Sir E. Marshall Hall, the law
yer, lost a case, and he wasn't feeling
so very happy over it.
"Your profession doesn't make
angels out of men, does it," said a
medical friend, teasingly.
"No," retorted SIR Edward, "that's
one thing we leave to you do tors!'-
London Blighty.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-01-08

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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-01-08

Bobby, just home from his first vis-
it to the country, was telling the folks
Of it's wonders. "And say, ma" he
sad, ''out on the, farm they get milk
from COWS, and it's just as good as
any."-Boston Transcript.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
LIBERTY BONDS

NFNv NORE. April H. Final rr.-""s
,ndg,. wcr, ais $3.50. hrs, Is %. 50:
s"cnrd = $ s.: Hrst U4s 9n.2o: SCI
ond II, ( - -: third si,s To. fourth
-. : s. -: Victory 90 % .hS: Victory
-, gE c~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.

WHEELING. ". Va. April 10 -,
FURNISHED The lntcll grUr-C Nl \. ! ..
4 &c.. members Of ~" New, York
S:o,N ENrEauE,. National RANK kn'tG
.ur. " hrrGuE w Va. Louis !. RCand'
Resident I'I.,It"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Aprii 10. '"".
Furnished The intclliEcnCrr by -. T.
NInStCu 4 Co.. members Boston Stock
Exchange. second floor National Bank
" " ~. NLlS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
Curb Mining stocks.
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. April -. -
Furnished ~" intel .:"n"r" ny \, T."
Mast"n " Co. m"uh"rs N"N E"rk S,"'H
IN, hanEr. second floor NItioual EauA
( W. "a. Bid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Bid. Ask.

wEEEIINO;, W. Va. April -. "a.
Reported by \ +. MaSten y Co.. mem,
hrrs New York Stork E.XChanI.c. Second
cluor. National Bank OF W. "a. Eids.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEEl.IN,i. W. Va. NrrN -. -"
Furnished Tho lmt'I''g'nr"r By 4. e
Mast.n x c.. members l'tjSHurEh sock
EXyhange. Scroud iiuOr National Bank
Of ". Va bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
PErROLEUM

on. CITY. Pa. April t5.--,'redit bal
guccs sSln Runs 12SnS: average 30
So. Shipments q. hf7. average &3.Vlg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03

Srccidl TO Th" Intclllg"nccr:
WASHINGTON. y. G.. May @.-l
have a good fightinG chance 10 win' DC
clared Senator Howard Sutherland to-
dav with earnest emphasis to dclcGa-
ton Of prominent visitors from West
Virginia, who called upon him.
II am seeking TO impress that. u"
continued. upon the minds OF my actlE"
supporters and all my friends IN the
State. In the opinion of many men
who have a national outlook on poiltltS
from several with whom | have diS-
cussed the subject within the past
twenty-four hours. l am advised that l
have. a good chance to win--a lighting
chance.
Situation Uncertain.
"Thc presidential situation III the
Republican party IL uncertainty Itself
confused. indefinite and indctcrmin-
able. Upon that much the opinion OF
the national leaders of the party in the
Capital today il agreed without a dis
sentIng voice rhcre are no signs In
sight that il will he otherwise when the
national convention meets. In view Of
that, il is held. that one candidates
chances are approximately as good as
anothcr's. and one who enters with the
fcwcst delegates may. in the turn of
unexpected cveuts. come out winner.
That is not alone the only reason
why Senator Sutherland announced with
all earncstness he was capable Of COM
mandinE. that Il have q good light
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
DEATH FOR FIVE IN
OKLAHOMA STORM

MUsKoaEE. Okla, May 2.-Fivs
persons are known 70 have boon
filled and at least eight seriously
wounded in a tornado which swept
the countryside north of Chelsea, late
today.
MUSKoGEE. Okla, May "A
storm with the velocity of q tornado
Is reported 10 have swept the country
sdde near Pryor, Okla. All wires are
down In that region.
Passengers On passenger train
said they saw several buildings near
Choteau picked up by the storm and
demolished.
An Missouri, Kansas & Texas rail-
road wires were levellsd by the storm
According to reports reaching tho
dispatchers office by roundabout
lines the storm struck Lusta, small
town northwest OF Chotsau.
The storm. which swept a wide pail
struck just before dusk. reports reach
The Known Dead.
MRS. JOHN VI. RIGGS.
MRS HENRY PURCELL. and infant
LEWIS MADDEN.
The More Seriously injured.
JOHN GRlGCiS. leg broken and in
Iured internally.
HENRY PURCELl. chest crushed.
The storm. according To reports from
Chelsea. originated about on" mill
north Of that town and swept west ant
north.
two miles Of IN" stricken area late L"
night. :;
With the exception Of Madden. All I"
tho known dead ARE farmers VII" w"r'
killed when their homes were de
StrOycd.
country road when the tornado Struct
n Aim
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
RELIGION FORGOTTEN IN MATER|ALISM
OF THE CITIES DECLARES AMBASSADOR

TIL" cApans" OF mcu's minds. plVwed
and narrowed by the horrors "f war.
lies open liz" IA field ready ir hc S"wa;
ana just as Il Is ready Tor ~ right
KIND Of S"rd. So IL Is ready IL r,.rrlvc
IN" S"rdS Of poisonous w'"'ds. Il - the
sewers that "" need now
Vice President MarShIIl todd 81" HI-
dl"nc" that the church. HtIp l r"mpl;.'I-
ant smile. had turned ger 10 IN" state
the enforcement OF the moral law, and
that the stat" had failrd whii" Ia"
man on tn" street Sne'G..I.
Awake, . Zion and If You really be-
licNe In the communion "G III saints
prov" il by consistent conduct" Mr..
Marshall said. This IS no hulI"r thIn
thy mcssag". l myself am Il SINNER.
The man on the street is uJt t'r"d
of III" words Of the NlZaCrnr. Whr'I
The church iakos back tn" diSr,pinlng
of the moral and religious Iiir -; itA
members. when II trains dp lis children
with fixed VirdS. whvu il proves I,S
faith in the communion t.. the saints 10y
it's works. It's courts 'Hll d" thrung"d
with worShippCr.; and Ihc"G Will h" no
need for patchwork legt"lrtion I" recon-
Ullr labor Huh capital n'it ~ ana nItiup.
This - God. make ne supreme l.
sire and the one motiI' &C all those
engaged ia this great rnov"m"n>. If L
bc not; then our money might as well
be sucul upon RQmaa hui.dry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
SENATOR SUTHERLAND HAS FIGHTING CHANCE |
TO WIN THE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION

ing chance TO win" according to the in1
terpretation put upon his remarks by
those who have talked with him intt4
matclv and confldcntially. They. htnl
very broadly that he has been Hivcn
some most favorable assurance 1ito
recently Of friendly considera b.
certain leaders not SO difficult -
who are credited. and rightly u
tho influence to control patches
in the convention.
Substantial Encouragement
IF I were free 10 tell you for HE
cation what 1 know Of the substdhti14
encouragement, and its source that Sena
ator Sutherland has but recently receive
ed from certain national leaders," 1aiA
one Of his friends to the correspondent
today, you and all other West Virgins
ians would be surprised?"
That something important has hapa
pencd 10 brighten the presidential prose
poets OF Senator Sutherland has beer
apparent to ali visitors who have called
upon him and talked with him during
the past few days. That he has q
chance to win, and a chance which h
considers a good one, constitutes tha
tenor Of all letters now going out from
the Sutherland office TO the Republican
voters Of West Virginia. Effort % noO
being made, II is apparent, to get tn
idea firmly fixed in the minds OF th4
voters Of the States that there iB much
more now to the candidacy OF Senatoq
Sutherland than merely r "favorite SOM
or complimentary quality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
MORE HUNGER STRIKERS
REMOVED FROM JAIL

BELFAST. May @.--,By IN" .\ss"ri-
atrd F'resS)-Thirty-tvc n"r" hun="r
strikers were removed from th' B'lf1't
tain 10 q hospital TODAY. makinC *iNiE-
nine who have h"ru released ~ n" past
two DAYS Their" are u"" no hunger
strikers in IN" prison.
George Murnaghan >"ll'r' r Of
Omagh. who's" father represented "a"
mid-Tyrone district IN nartrnn"uJ Tor
Is Years, was arrested by thH lmthta-y
mis- morning and brought - Belfast.
Un was election agcn, cor \~'hrr Grrf-
n,r founder Of the Sim gin orcamZa-
tion in northwest Tyrone. q. m" GEL
rral election. Stewart. health officer at
Relturbat. County Cavan. also has been
In Londonderry Saturday. night Con-
stable Peter Henley was shot through
tho leg while on his beat. y 3nrty Of
notice which FASTENED to .h+ scrn" Of
the shooting also was fred OF. One 81
the policemen was struck ~ rpent
yeturnet, the f'rc OF the attacking p2r;|.
all the members OF which escaped.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
Mrs. YOST HEADS
YANk INVASION
CONNECTICUT ACTION
ON SUFF AMENDMENT
Goal of 40 Suffragists Who
Will Urge Governor to
Call Session
u rhn lnI,lllcrnCrr

Special r" The lntrllg"n"rr:
NEW YORK, y. Y. May : Forty
min" supporters Of woman suffrage. en-
route To Connecticut for a weeks cam
paiEIinE in favor OF rat!iicht"u "l th'
federal amendment. met in the Me
Nlphin hotel tonight and received th"ir
final instructions from Mrs. 'Hrt'r
Champman Gait. president OF Natl"hh'
American Woman SuiiraG" NSS"rati"h'
Every state in thu union was repre-
scented.
Urge Governors to Act
The campaign. which aims T." con
vince Governor Hulcouh. "t C"nn'"ti-
cut. that there exists a special "m"rg-
cncy' which would justify his calling
an extra session Of IN" stat" l"SISlf-
turc To ratify the amendment.
beginning tomorrow. the women
have planned 4 strenuous week OF mass
meetings. They have c"mpl"tc c"nh-
denCc in the result.
\ prominent leader Is Mrs. Nice
Yost. who was chairman of til" West
Virginia raritiCation committee. winch
made a spectacular tiEht for III" thirty
fourth 'ratiiicatiOu. Mrs. l"St said me
Republican women W"r" partl'ularIN
anxious that Connecticut. Rcpuhiirah
state. would have the honor "f casting
the thirty-sixth ratification roi" am!
insurinG the adoption OF the &m"ni-
mcnt.
mrs. Yost Talks.
We rrfuS" tO accept the '>Su" IN
Delaware as settled" she said. and If
We suspend judgment on Delaware that
means that the only states which nave
so far ratified the amendment are Re-
publican states and "" Republican,
women are anxious that this splendid
record IN favor Of suffrage should he
kept up by the party. 7" h" able t"
say that every Republican stat" had
ra iti-d would he q splendid ramra 'I;n
argument. hut the keen edge - taken
off il IL We have To say every E"puhli-
ran state but one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
EULOGY PAID
To COL. NJ 'CRAN
IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL
SERVICES AT GRAFTON
Obsequies Delayed An Hour
By Critical Illness of MIR.
McGraw's S Mother

Special Dispatch to The lntclliScnc"r.
GRAFTON. W. Va. May 2.-Sllnpic
hut impressive services in ST. Angus
tines Catholic church here this after
noon marked the last sad rites OF Col:
John Il. McCiraw, distinguished son ot
Nest Virginia. and member OF th"
Democratic national committee. Leaders
in pulitical activities from many sec
lIvns Of the stat" as well aS pr"initrt%ii, r,l.,,
business men. rownSproplc of Grafton
and members uf the Democratic nation
;u committee Joined in paying tribute 10
the man Who's" III" has meant 80 much
To- the advancement ut ih" Stal"
Tribute From President.
Hon. Arthur Muller. of Nebraska !:
ISadur.' D"ckwIIlrr, of California ana
John y. Barnett. Of Colorado, were the
members uf the Democratic national
committees Who represented that body al
the funeral and acted as honorary pail
bearers. Among the honorary pail
bearers from Wheeling w"r" Gen. j: -
Riley. John j. comm and Dr. n T. W M
Errtrr.
Secretary TumulIy. who found late
SATURDAY, that II would he impOSSibl" Tor
hlm To attend tn" funeral. wired the
Mc,iraw family. Beautiful floral lri-
huIcS wcr" received from fr'Sinrht ~
son, Secretary Tunulty. Homer :.
Cummings and Lh" internal revenue
bureau.
Because Of tho illness al BlShup Qpn-
ahuc II was impossible, for him ID be
present. MunSignur Foley. of Bani-
NOR. a personal friend Of Col. McGraw.
read the burial service. and gave the
culngy To col MC:raw. Will" h" was as
sisted hy Father i. II. MCD"rm"t,. Of
rlarksburg; Father Brown. "t WheriinS'
and Father Lee. Of Grafton.
The small church here was iIllcd L"
ov"rflowinE with persons taking mp
every bit of available standing room.
The funeral was delayed about an
hour because Of the critical Illness "i
col McCirnw'S mother. who is now past
ninety. Her condition tonight was re-
ported very serious.
Tie EOogy.
In his culogy M"usiGn"r Foley laid
,sprCial stress on lhr fact that ME-
Nc(;raw WAS always ready tO die. IL"
s,id that hr patterned his lit" along the
lines of what profitrth II Il man II lie
roiu the Whole world and suffers IN"
loss rf his soul" and that his life had
ever been an ramNpl" of clean living
The rnunSiguur stated that McGra~ 5
life had been one of culture and refine
n,cn1. that hr would have "honured IN"
senatorial luga." that he would rather
hc honest than hC president. II" pald
a high tribul" t. his ltufl" lrl" ana ms
devotion tn his mother and family. ana
said that Il" never iilnchcd when ne WAS
called upon To make any SaCrincr
The memory of Colonel McGraW Will
live on forever. in his sront image Ia h'
sCulpturcd from Il east IMPRESSION taken
today by Il SCultprc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
Canadian Rival of
u. s. Steel Formed
Nine of the Largest Concerns
of the Dominion United In
to the British.S Steel Corpor-
alton With Capital of Half
Billion

MONTREAL. May ".--t"uSvlidai."u
of nine steel. coal and TRANSPORTATION
companies Of Canada into the British
Steel corporation with capital OF
$500. .000.OOQ was announced today hy
Colonel W. Grant Mnrdrn. He said II
was the largest merger "t it's kind III
the Rritish Empir" and second only to
thn United States Steel corporation.
Colonel Mordrn declared thu CONSOLE
dation will associate III" iron and coal
deposits Of IN" Atlantic scaboard OF
tn dominion with IN" steel making cN-
pericnCeS and financial resources Of
Great Britain.
Half Billion Capital
The capital stock uf the corporation
will b. divided As follows:
Seven percent CumulatIv" preferred.
$50. .O0O. .00n Of which S57.00n,0nu is 10 b"
issued: eight percent cumulative pre-
ferred. participating SlOQ.0Oo.n nOh "I
which $25.00u.OoO iS u b. :SSu"d: seven
10000 OF which S6S."0n.000 is To h" is
sued: common 500. .HUO.u0O of which
$1,000. 900 is to be- issued.
Concerns IN The Deal
Included in the consolidation are:
Dominion steel corporation and iis
subsidiaries.
Nova Scotia coal company. limited:
and it's subsidiaries.
canada Steamship Lines. Ltd. and its
subsidiaries.
Canada Foundry and EorElnS Ltd.
and it's subs idiaricS.
Maritime Nail company and its SUBJ
salaries.
collingswood ShiphuildinE company.
Limited
Port Arthur Shirbuildng Company.
Ltd
Halifax Shipyards. Lid.
: Davi" ShipbuildinG and Repairing
corr rany. Ltd.
Negotiations are in progress with
-
consolidation. according 70 t"lon"!
MOrden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03

WNSHINGTON. May 2.--Nicc Prest-
dent Marshall. speaking today Win sir
Nu"kland Ci"tld"N. tn" British .nlAs~ =
dor. at an intrr-' ''hur"h Wr"l! Nov
mcnt mass meeting. declared N" "hurch
must prove its work by its t"tn and
thar IL lis idle t. l"GiSlate for purity
If the priest. ;IhoV" ms book. - q. i""r
az his nciEhbur's wife,
"lt il vain To enact laws pun, ShI"S
murder" the vice president added. =
the elders are to continue working liiic
children to death.
IT is useless To forbid larceny f the
deacons make larg" "hurNa r"n,rIDuI
tions out OF excess ,,rui' = wrnhS ."inl-
Is from labor and the ultima" '"h-
sumer."
Sir Auckland expressed ID that
the church had not kept ra''' WIN IL;
industrial revolution of IN" last cen
Jury, and that religion. on witch ".Ni-
lizatiun IS hasrd. had h"''l forgotten IN
tn. great cities.
the ambassador declared. rs the mill
stone around tn" neck -: I"m""rhcE
which is dragging den""ri'.' dlWn ANA
making Il possible for a dN"rm:ned
minority. through hlaCkmall ~ ",rTup-
ton. to compel people u agree 1" N"'"
for things they do not wanI. That way
lies destruction and disaster I'D N"
loss or all freedom that III, centuries
have wen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
LABOR UPRISING
Of N|EX|CANs
directed Against Carranza
Administratlon-Expect
A. F. of L. Support

AGIA PRIE-rt. Sonora. May > tBy
The Associated PrcSS)--Conilrmaiion or
widespread reports OF an anti-Carranza
labor movement throughout Mexico, and
the declaration that the American Fed
Grafton of Labor is expected To give
its support to the movement. we're MADE
10y Juan Rico. president OF the Limo
,yprrs' union of Mexico and secretary
Of the executive board or the Mexican
Labor party, here tonight.
According to Scnor Rico. the Amerl-
can Federation Of Labor will Nouch for
tn" fact that the movement is not a
"Bolshcrik uprising! but Il legitimate
attempt t. solve industrial freedom in
Mexico Mr.. Rico insisted that a
statement from the American Fedora
tiou could be expected shortly. despite
reports from the organization originally
aided in bringing about recognition OF
'' R!co's statement
Outlining in Il written statement the
progress of the movement to date.
Senior Rico said in part:
so far the armed forces of worklng-
men number nearly 10000. The labor
party has sent its delegates into the
various parts Of Mexico 10 spread the
movement.
In Vera Cruz. Samuel .. fudico and
Eululiu Martinez hay" organized their
forces and invaded he state OF fu%nla'
uniting with rcolestino GaSca and l:du-
IaCnnoaXtla and AmoZoc.
"iu IacaI,raS. Eduardo Mon"da and
Tom AsIcal arose in arms with 'mc
peasants "i Rio Grand". Fernando Ro-
uartc and ErynHldn t"rVnntcS Torres
have taken arms up III EiIIa I'HrCla anu a,'t,
Eimhalt"S TacarcCaS. Jose CortcS anu
=. PcrcZruZ have rrN"It'd WIN lorIrS
from san lHdr" II" .AS |"iHhiaS' ~
cardo rr"VInn is working, w'lh IN" Mex
lean mining union of Ip"hui!a.
Receiving Support
"With us We have tlr movements III
NuCatau Hnl TahaS"o. which decided Il"
i"iu las III XaCHt"cas in the llrSt conN"n-
tom q fthc laEUr party. March 10. IN
TamaunpaS our brethren have listened
10 the national call and have joined IN
conSid"rahl" numbers lh" forces Of Ar
uulfo Gomez. 4 son of sonora. who re-
4, al nI frpID ('HrTnny1 with I.UND men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
WILSON FORCES WIN
TEXAS CONVENTIONS

UALLAS. Texas. May --latest re-
turns tonight from Saturdays Demo-
cratic conventions throughout Texas
showed definitely that candidates favor
ing the present national administration
had won 1.@UO of the l.i0U votes in tn"
state convention to be held May -.
Th" administration forces. headed
by former Senator Joseph W. Bailey,
according TO availabl. returns had OBJ
taincd min" "f tn" stat" convention
votes. one hundred and nfty-uu" votes
still were unaCcuuut"d for IN tn" uu-
aOfficial returns. TahulaturS mad" No
effort to record the votes cast in tn"
precinct meetings. having confined
themselves to the tabulation of count!
convention delegations and their IL
struCtions on national questions.
Complete returns will not he avail
able. IL was said. until the county con-
v"ntiuns meet Tuesday to select the
stat" convention delegates in accord
anvc with Instructions given by yrStcr-
days precinct meetings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
1O3 ARRESTED FOR
MAY DAY DISORDERS

PARIS. May Official figures is
sued today give the casualties result ting
from the disorders yesterday as three
dead and 102 woundai, nj whom six r.
main in hospitals. two nf them In a
dangerous coalition. Arrcs-s aGSregat-
ed l03. The foreigners among those
arrested are to be dcpNrted.
Alexandra Blanc. extreme Socialist
deputy. who was injured in yesterdays
clash with the police. will be prosecut-
cd on charge OF abuse OF .h2 police:
Parliamentary immunity. It is said. will
not apply to his case. which IL is said
was a fragrant offensc NJ. Blanc was
one Of the deputies wn" met tho Ger
mans in Switzerland during the war at
an international Socialist conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
HEGRA OF DISORDER 4
IN WEST IRELA AND

LONDON. May 2.-The land aSitatiea
in west ireland is continuing to fnake
rapid headway. according to dispetc1
to the Londan Times. and has spread ~
County Claire. Cattle driving and Other
forms Of intimidation are said to Be o9
almost daily occurrence. Grazing lands
are stripped OF their stock. fences ana
gates are broken. walls are smashed and
houses fired into by armed parheAl
Large and small holders alike are the
victims. The dispatch says 1t IS openly
boastcd that the coming fight for tha
land will be one Of the biggest thingS
the country has seen for some time"
The country is full Of young men whc,
were unable 10 emigrate during the wa4
and their activities cannot find an outleS
within the few acres possessed by thei1
parents, says the Times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
CONDITIONS NORMAL
IN PITTSBURGH DIST.

PITTSBURGH. May 2.-For the first
time since the strike Of railroad switch
men conductors and yardmen went into
effect. the three most important roaos
operating in the Pittsburgh district
the Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Ohio
and Pittsburgh and Lake Erie. reported
normal freight movements today.
Many of the strikers have not return
cd TO work, officials Of the road said.
but they added that volunteer workers
continue to handle the situation salts.
factorily. Very f4 wof the employees or
the roads took Sunday off, the officials
said. and as a result much of the accu-
multed freight In the terminals Of the
district was moved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
TEIPER JURY OUT 53
HOURS; NO VERDICT

RI'FEAl.O. y. Y. May 2.--Nfrcr fifty
three hours drlibcration tn" jury d"''d-
ing tn" fate Of John Edward TtipCr
charged with the murder of his mother
was called into court this afternoon u"
Justice TAYLOR and asked il a decision
had been reached.
We have not come Ia a dcCIdinE
vote" replied Foreman stall
do you feel YOU. ought L" cnntlnu"
your deliberations further" asked tn"
court.
I've do" was the reply.
Tn" twclV" men w"r" agL'u locked up
IN the jury room and later taken 10 the
Jail and put to bed for tn" night.
Tripcr spent "A quiet Sunday at In"
jail and declared hr was confident "t i
Favorable verdict
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
S5OO,OOO Camp Travis
Fire May Have Been
Of InCendiary Origin

SAN ANTONIO. May Fire. stpr"d
hv military authorities. believed L" hay"
ht..n or iucrudiary origin. did dHmaE"
estimated at $500. .O0H IN an ORDINANCE" de-
pa 'tment warchuuS" NJ Camp travis.
hrIr n"r" today. Rifles. mn"hin" guns,
automatic rirlra r"VulNcr$. trench r'-
v"lvrrs OF various types. all nov "nuir-
ment and valued nj $1UU.nrp w"r" stored
ia the huIlding. hut much ut this stock
was safely removed.
Win The approach "c May day u
warning ta guard against possible plots
to destroy the camp wa- passed among
officers, tircmcu and military policemen
ii was stated at the camp today. Major
Genera! James g. Harbard. commander
OF the camp. and OF the Second division.
which is stationed there. announced
that he would appoint board I" in
uuire into the cnnflagratUn.