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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-09
TEN KILLED, SEVEN WOUNDED
IN KENTUCKY ELECTION FIGHTS
Bloody Breathitt County
Scene of Nine Fatalities,
When Two ARRAYS Oc-
Cured.

Louisville. Ky. Nov S.-kno"u cas-
ualtIes in kentuciys election i"rirhL
STOOD at ten dead and seven wounded.
Nirc men were killed in ~" aftraNs
In Brea thitt county. one man and wo-
man were injured in Louisville. Ky.
and one man w?s wounded and two 9th
rrS ecriuuS'y wounded In Es'i,l county.
The FIRST Of 10 Killings " .rUrrrd
Monday might in Rreoth!tt county when
Sylvester Howard. Jr. was killed by
Mari Pit'is
The SECOND a:frn, IN Brea:h!t; coun-
~ occurred TODAY when G!ev"land
\ 'ombs is said t. na,c Erh" Efforts -
sn~ve as election clerk In plnre Of Il
man previously :rp";nteL Combs. his
brother l."s.ie. Fph"rn md George Al
zen and Iohn Roberts and George Me-
Tr,osh were killed outrigh: and Ave
other persons we're wounded Two Of
them, Berry Combs and Tom ten,ers,
diving later. -Four nf the dead men We're
democrats ami -four OF the wounded
Republicans.
I"- I."uis,7lI". rotrolman Bennett
Gardner. in n quarrel with Harry Ross
fred s",cra. shots one shot s:ru,k
and seriously wounded Ross and an
other s'rurk Mrs. Lillian toNins. aged
%.
Tho fnurth affray was in ES;:N ""uu-
~. whrr" =. +. W"!fnhrrGcr. EepIb.i.
can candidate for sheriff. was s.rious y
w"Uni"d hl Linvd Wtnklcr. WInk!"r
vas sh"r and hiIled by WOihnhurgor q
..nr jrtf Phant Richardson. a by
At,i.Ir~. Also was wounded.
Another death wna added late today
when K *. spencer. Democrat" clerk
vas killed al Simpson precinct on
Frozen Creek in Breathi't county. His
murderer has not been captured.
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MAGEE WINNER
|NP|TTSBURGH;
LEAD IS $4,000
,Con:.rued on Page Stx)

Pittsburgh. Pa. Nov. S-Willlam A..
MaEes. former member ot the public
service commission. and candidate for
MAJOR on the Republican rcket. was
elected 'od-y BY a sweeping majority
over william y. McSair. Democratic
candidate.
Returns from about one-thlrd o. tho
ri,v indicated his majority would he
approximately 10000 n the ratio sstah-
'iShed by returns NJ o'clocE this morn
ing wa. continued until a complete
count had been mnde.
Results in 293 districts out OF $40.
unoffcial,y received. showed MaGen.
37.6s7: NcNalr. l2.572. giving the former
a majority OF 235:S.
II tho ratios shown n these districts
continue. MaEee's total vot" Will reach
$1,000. more than 10000 in excess Of his
primary vo.c. and McNair's vote Viii
re7ch about 10000.
Late returns indicated overwhelming
defeat OF n proposed 3@7.no0.on0 coun'y
bond issue. Figures available showed
that adverse snajorities in Ffttsbn-Sn
TO tho bond issue would he 2ia or to l..
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CLARKSBURG JUDGE
ON TRAIL Of The K K.

Special Dispatch 70 The Intelhgen'cr.
ClarksbIrg W. Va. Nov. S.-pcciaring
that Information came % him that the
Ku KluS Khan had come into I'll" Jur!s-
diction OF his court. Judge &. Southern
is charging the grand jury at tne OPEN
Ing oe tho fall term of the Harrison
county criminal court, today. ;"'d 'An
jurors I" investigate that and similar
organizations. which seek I" usurr tho
power, Of the courts. grand jHries nal
court officials. The: are IN violation
OF cur laws and have no pace IN
whirh TO stand among American INST
tutivus and should not he tolerated IN
,nis jurisdiction" the judG" declared.
NO self-constituted organization IS
needed. nor will any br tolerated. he
added Il: any surh comes 10 your a.
,sat:un 4 will be Your duty 10 present
the uifraG"yq 10 this court for trial
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Cleveland. O.. Nov. S.-Marsha! roch
had mis- first complete rest today since
landing on American soil almost wv"
weeks ago He rested httecn m!'eS IN
the country at tho home NJ iarme,S
IierrtCk. son Of Myron /. HeFr''A'
rnitei States ambassador /" france
and whom The French marshal caHS
my friend"
The marshal was driven |" N" Hoy
rick rom. :uial""'":"'y on 'eaNIhe MS MS
.recie, IAN this morn!ng. Parme'y
Herrtck'. home and ;hat % the enhoas. :.
sador a:c oniy few feet apart ana
while the marshal s the guest OF TO
son. his s,eeplnK quarters are IN '"e
home Of the ambd ss1dor. before "nl"h
the French trI-co:o- and the American
colorS Nv from the anne stan
NarUhAl Foch will remain At the
Herr.ck home until IN O'Clock tomorrow
when he vii! retUrn to the CITY. Nh"rr
a busy day awaits him. At "'"'"' X
Governor Harry L. Davis. OF ONO ana
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Colorado Miners to
Fight Wage Reduction

Denver. Colo. Nov. S.--.lohn J. N"'l
Ian rrrsidcn; nf d!s;r:rt -. Unite! Mine
Workers OK America. anno&n""d today
that n meeting Of all dis;rtH: ";Sria.s
Nn;!;d hs held torIor""w f." The rGrp"Se
az drafting Il plan - a";irn in the event
the Colorado Fuel md Inn contrary
pu;S into crrc. n wage reduction Ill -
n.nca
Il hrd been reported = genera wage
rcGu.:'ou rrohah,y would hr irauSura'-
ed b. the ,n!rpary among lis MN" WORK
crs N S,mihr' Colorado lat" Is week.
NJ Mcclellan sail today that any ~
,r,np' in reduce wages would "'I I ~
= ersrrusi-u Of wnrk hy ;he N:N"rS.
Ii. rolorad" state rangers h"vad TO-
Y.ch 10 meet svpe"ted strike conditions
Srnp'irp To last s.> months were AS
scmaini in tho southern ,oal feds.
ing his car,IaiGn speeches iN%t vote
for him wO&ld hr pro est ap3;ilS' me
rr7h.b'Ion laws as :hey now stand. May
a. Eurk was elected mSNnr four years
aeo by a plurality Of $4,000.
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MARSHAL F0CH ENJOYS DAY
0F REST At MR.. HERR|CK'S HOME

charles l.. harrington. OHI" American
Legion comma ndrr. VII r. :" IA" Her
r.r1 BONE t. pa, their respects and
extend Ohip's welcome 10 the allied
comiuunder.
The forenoon program calls COR r
par?de down Eucl:d avenue from tHs
I'nt,.r>i,l circle reception hf tho
American Legion and ciI!c meeting.
rui:nw,d by Chamber nt Commerce
luch.on The afternoon program calls
for hestoWal OF an honorary degree OK
Doctor "c Laws on Marshal Fo"h ny
Western Reserve University and an
cVer!nG G.nnpr.
Among thuso who vii. Spean duc.nG
tho daN's e"t"rta um"n; ar" Governor
Davis. MAYOR W :. Fitzgerald. former
Secretary u". War Newton II. Baker.
former Assisran, Secretary 81 War
Renedict Irowell. Mr.. Darlington and
Suprame Ionr, JGst.ce Benson W.
Hnurh : ,n'oue' - the Riiuh"w div.s-
ion. Ma rshal l'"'h - schednied 10
speak almost half dozen times.
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WILL CONTROL
n. !. ASSEMBLY
THREE MORE THAN THE
NECESSARY 79 ELECTED
Close Contest in Maryland -
Republicans Are Victori-
Gus in Pennsylvania.

Albany. y. Y. Nov. S.-The Eepunli'
can ma jority in the New York assembly
will be continued n 1922 as tho result
OF to-day's voting.
With only on" district out Of the six
ty-two assembly districts in the city
reporting. and with five districts in
other parts .: tne state missing. the
figures showed that - Republicans. "r
three more than the constitutional. ma
5o-.ty os the lower house. have been
elected The missing up state districts.
three n Albany and tw" IN Suffolk
county. are normally Republican.
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Columbus. o. Nov. S.-Ear!y but
representative returns toniGh; Indicated
nh!o electors today approved one and
detsa ed ;wo propOsed amendments 10
the s,aie constitution submitted by the
last general assembly. the only STATE
issues pres sented to the voters.
Ear.y returns showed the soldiers
bonus amendreu, carrying by more
i1cn three 20 rn". the proposed poll tAN
amsndmer; IVs:nc by two TO one. while
the Amendments tur senator ~ reCtSrirt-
iug appeared lost two TO one.
Returns from the hrS; 400 precincts
showed: For soldier bonus 1905.
against lG.2C5: FOR po.t tax S.132. against
- cS7: for red!strlcting ?.9l@. agaiTs;
.1.nS2.
1mmeii"ie steps Will be taken by tho
s;cte board % sinking fund commissions
ers'tO provide bonus money for Ohio
veterans just as soon ~ Governor
LAWS i.Sues the necessary prorlama-
'ioa dc.iar'ng In" amend:n"T' carried.
accOrd,n: Ia Sts;r Auditor Tracy.
The amendment. apparently over
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wet" Republican
Is Mayor Of Buffalo

Euralo. y. 7. Noy. s. Frank y.
schwab. republican. running on Ma
form declaring FOR amendment o: the
Nolstead ac; to permit the sale e. h"er
aud light wines. was elected MAJOR o.:
Euraio y Y. today hy II majority o.
2.564 over Mayor Georges 5. tiucH. al"r
Il republican Mr.. Schwah declared dnr
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INVITATION TO o. 8.

WASHINGTON. Nov. S.-A mes&G" from
| ord BuInham. president "f the Inter
IA tioual lPbor conference. now n seS-
sion at Geneva. to the American people
rvprc sSing hope that the United states
would join that conference. wa+ re-
,-l,c-l today a. the ln;ernat'"n"l l,HhoE
office mere.
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JAPAN'S CASE At THE ARMAMENT
CONFERENCE GIVEN BY SH|DEHARh

nal nations 10 live in future with less
suspicion and distrust. and consequent
armament. This is the least that can bs
t1rccted. But We japanese are hoping
that as President Harding aaid at York.
town on October 10. The time has como
when there must he recognition OF es-
semtial corporation among nations. de.
voted, each Of them. In It's own peculiar,
national way to tho common 5000. the
progress. tho Advancement OF all
mani: nd.
Naval Agreement Easy.
"Wc japanese are primarily rnncc
as America is with n llm.tatio
naval armament. and II IS on this
ter that speak with confidence. WI
agreements can be reached for the lirni-"
tatloa Of land forces is more difficult
for me tn estimate. But az far as the
seas are concerned an agreement ought
Ia he a comparatively simple matter TOT
,he obvious reason that there are bW
three great naval powers lett IN stne
world and tina; each OF them belongs 70
n different continent separated from
the others by Il great ocean. and with
non. Of the real interests OF ono cou.-
f,i,t.nr vitality with the others. For
these reasons ii seems to me that only .
most arbitrary attitude on the part of
on, ~ another country can defeat the
main purpose or the Conference. and
none will be arbitrary. for the peoples
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Republicans Elect
Pennsylvania Justice

rh!'ad"lpuIl. Pa. Nov. S--JGst;ce
Wli.t?m |. Srhaffcr OF Delaware coun-
t. was ,o-day elected TO the state sU-
p:emc c0urt beach for term Of TWEEN
ty-ono Years ~ the Republicans or
prrnsyllaria. His Democrat" "pp"-
n,Ht was Judge EiGrne =. E"an'wr!. oF
tnp Philadelphia mUn.Upa, court ""
other state Officers Was voted FOR at to-
iav : election.
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WEST VIRGINIA IS NOT ALONE
IN FIGHT AGAINST HIGH GAS.
CITY OF JAMESTOWN. NEW YORK,
ONE OF THOSE HIvINa srM1-
LAR TROUBLES.
Striking Parallel to Conditions Here
Gas Monopoly Is Uncovered
in Fight
Ry DWIGHT II. TETEE.

In ;;rl- hsht GE"in*; IN" EHs COM
p:nirS % prevent hiEn and eA"rbitant
increases n rates the people OF west
Virginia ftc ~: alone. The people "t
Other states are meeting with ;h" same
conditions and are finding the policies
and r,r:nU,!s adopted h? tie PAS com
uan;rs similar /" tN"S" in ihi' state.
The city II jamestown. New YORK.
has been has .nG. ana is -: having,
rs troubles win tire gas companies.
conditions N Jam"si"wn offer s'rlh-
ing parable 20 those ~ certain West
Virginia :owHs a"d r.,',S. In James
town the kHs company ias '"S"l ;rd I"
more dra.:!c measures l'.hn has Yet n""n
undertaken hcrc. probably be'ituS" or
he s:ulnnin opposition enc"Gntfr"d
from tn~ people. ana shows what we
,r:,. expect if the gas in'cr"S.S are
permitted 10 enforce :hej" h;Gh-.ianded
and purNrIY selfish !nrthuds.
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OFF OR THE AZORES

Now York Nov S.--The Japanese
cruisers Idzumo anil Yakumo. carrying
= lass "r 600 naval cadets on world
cru.sc. steamed away for the Azores
today. after spending more than a week
IN New York harbuT.
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" WHAfL1R

wsss vhI4AiA-1Atn ana colder
vsanssday; TAurYday fa1G aAA colder.
OAko ald WsSesFn HsnAsy1vAnts-
Rstn In south ana rain or snow In north
portion Wsdassday; colder Wednesday.
rnursdAy fair, eol.sr N seuth portion.
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New York. Nov. S-Mayor John +.
ny!an. ben ocrat. vas reelected today
b. a p,urnl:,y. estimated from returns
from nr;,r'y hal. % the rity's zoo eco
Ion districts uf approximately 100000
over his republican opponent. Henry II.
t'urran.
The vot. in l.3lO election districts
wa. lIyian t9.567; C3rran l5e.@?3, and
Jacob raa&er. Socialist. 42.929.
IL WAS also conceded by their oppon-
eu;s that the Democrats had made
c'ean sweep OF the other municipal Of
aces. electlas their candidates for ronip-
trolier and president OF the hoard OF
aldermen and the live borough prcsi-
G5nts.
Mayor Hyau's r-.Aiectinn was conced-
81 tonight hv United States Senator
William NJ. Calde-. head nt The R"pLh-
lean cat l.,i.n c0inmitte. in BYnuklym.
aud ! s-yrrai pnt!-Hylan n"w$pa pea.
i,l.i,G the New York World. H." %ew
vnrA T,.hlnc. the Evening MaI. Tie
E,"n'"k SIN and the Gl0H"
4 rurninE en1 hEh' IN which one nan
was seriously :njGr"h and nearly score
Of shots were fired en,.v"ncd election
GaY.a, 'O;iug hpoth in TN" Eichttcath
alder,nan:ar district late today
Angelo MRrS"rn. who IS said 10y the
no. re 20 rave begun 'hc ba"l". was sh"'
through ne hin by ore q! :wo men WHO
yare the namey Of Samuel kurfrrn!an
and loan Ryan. 4 dispute over the NOR
!is rr rival candida,"k 10" a alderman
caused rha hght. Three participants
Hrre charged with felon!1Gs assault.
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/. 900 j. s. MARINES GUARD THE MAILS
OHIO VOTES FOR $25,O0O,OOO SOLDIERS BONUS
Coming!--- GOOD Shoes $3.50

high shoe prices is practically ended and
for 800
O. Whe She" comp"n! Bridge
proposed factories the BoTkton
district
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republicans Elected.

I'hil" delph.a. Nov. s.--Tha regular
Republican county ticket in lhiIa0e!-
(Condnusd on Page Htx)
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BeTra With Hign Rates.

Like all other localities. the d:ssails-
faction with the gus company Il; James
town began when rates were increases
beyond what the consumers coHsid'rcu
reasonable. one thing led 10 Hnother'
feeling became very bitter, the gas com
pany would not come tn the peopi"
demands and the people would not
harken 20 the gas company's requests
A sas committee was appointed by the
consumers. lust as has been done in
several West Virginia Giles. and Tire
ughl wns On in earnest. 1t Is needless
70 20 into details Of the nght. Shtti'"
L to Say that the gas ronipnn! WIS
starving" and absolutely needed IN
creased rates or IL could not operate
The people presented their case ana AZ
tempted to show that the company was
earning mo:" than enough 10 d"fray eN-
pcrses and pay handsome dividends as
well
From May to Ju.y. 1919. the gas com
pany sough; 10 l"r.'c tho r"A~LnIe"s IN
the CITY ~ JInIcS,""n M" nia"-
rIal nbi!Ea tnn. loo :Hg - ronii"iaH""
T., srr,.itr THIS el;urt nn the part o'
tie gAs ,oIrpll: was stopped los inJ"nG-
;.un rTo,ce .iagS Ten days later III"
company rntss,i It's rats approximately
- cents irr thousand rd.i' ieri. Hl\
,ia.> ar;"r the new tar.N wrn' mt" ell
:-ct he caS conranN "ciN Ell r"t!'c on
The consumers ;hI. br''h' :,' r :! ia'i-
Urc OF gas supply tn" rh:n .'a''N ""hiu
haIr to withdraw Is services HON
la,hes:own. This was "St""n'iing news
!. Tie - \ whrH imm"dia'"!\ Htart"d
- g. riiuv4 rolhpcli!Ha ne '"m'HnE I"
continue its scr> !c" on the ground" 'hat
there was n" fa.i"re "t "a" ana '"'''
the serving company. 'Er Ieh"H!If VI Il
Gas company. was atttn|'ihS u win
d"aw ia service from the r!i! i'T the'
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rHE INTELLIGENCER

Has the Largest Circulation NJ
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia
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(conttuusd on 4aEs 1ouTts0.l
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HYLAN ELECTED
MAYOR Of NEW
YORK BY 100000.
TAMMANY IN CLEAN
SWEEP OF ALL OFFICES
wet" Republican Defeats
Mayor Buck, Republican,
at Buffalo.

New York Nov. s.-MaYor John +.
Hylan, democrat. was reelected to-day
by the largest plurality ever given
mavoralty candidate IN the chH.
The vote. with ESQ districts out OF
2.7n9 in the city missing, was; HHlan,
sG5.T7u: Henry II. ''urrIn. Republican,
running on coalition ticket, @?6."e%'
and Jacob Panken. Socialist. 1918. If
Hymns ratio o. gain IL maintained IN
the missing districts his plurality Wiz
be about +l%.0N0
Mayor HylaN swept INTO "thrr VITA
him the pcmorrat., candidates for & y
comptroller. president q. the board OF
aldermen. and the five borough pres
GenrieS.
May"r HyiaMs plurality over John
rur-uy Mitchell. Fusion candidate In
1917 was l6S4G6 president Harding
carried New York cay - IL pl"raI.tr nr
l3o.47l over Jamos NJ. cox. Democrat In
the presidential election o: ZOO.
W"rrcn voted N m"r,, ipS election
here ru- tho FIRST t!u'c Us N-ar. O' IN"
total u: l2639t6 voters. tt1.h:5 W"re
women The Socialist I"'c for mn, or
VAS lighter tAan ;nat 81 1917. when
Morris Hi!quit po:'"d 1853 votes.
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Gas Monopoly

Thc r'tv nf jamestown. ia me process
o. i;e .iEh' with the E"nH'i "hiS ''''
,unrRav. Inc"Nrrcd e hd'''"h 80 F'
ry IN iri"-,"c"inC SESt"m "'
the different comDan.rs when u Is A.
mos, nosi,!ve'y h"lieN"d "1!s'S IN west
Virginia An understanding "I 'hf III
..rroc:,!nr system shows that II onrrS
, verv handy Arrangement by which.
,brourh various means - corporate"
II IS simple matter 10
chance the obligations from one com
many 10 another II also offers an easy
fcontinusd on Page Fourtssn.)
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WEATHER FORECASY3
OR T D A Y,

Rain and Colder wsdnssday; Thursday
Pair and Colder.
, 1921-07-28
1871 CLAIMS FOR
TAX EXEMPTION
GRANTED HERE
Property Bought on Contract Not
Entitled to Exemption, Board
Says in Refusing Some
Applications

The board OF county commissioners
here has held hat property bought on
contract does not como under the
rcrms Of the soldier exemption act.
and on this ruling disallowed the
claims of exemptions OF ~ for tho 81
600 tax exemption provided in a sol
der relief bill passed by the last state
legislature. In all ISL claims for ex
emption were granted by h board or
in each where the claimant had prop
erty IN his name in this county on
February l last.
The fact that selling contracts did
no; permit e~x-service men to claim
exemption on real property did not
rob them OF the right OF taking the
claim on personal property and many
OF them were granted part exemption
in this ann
rho board held a threeday session
to give all ex-service men who desired
to take advantage Of the s. 1000 ex.
emption law. Only a small proportion
OF Natrona county's service men re
sponded. The board WINS assisted IN
it's work by Lyle L. jay, county as
SCISSOR.
Exemptions OF this kind nave been
refused in many other counties in
the state while the whole procedure
OF the law has been involved until to-
day no two counties are dispensing
the terms OF the law in the same man.
ner. One OF the only phases OF the bill
that is being followed as standard
where exemptions are being allowed
is on the selling contract disal!ow-
mcnt.
, 1921-07-28
Explosion OF
Still Thrills
Street Cr0wd

Los ANGELES. July Is. SIX
o'clock crowds on broadway last
night paused in their homeward
rush when a loud boom" ever
berated over the street. a building
between Fourth and Fifth streets
Jared from basement to roof. Jets
OF smoke and steam spurted from
broken windows, and frantic ten-
ants ore into the street and de-
manded wildly to know what was
wrong.
Fire ensires rushed up and got
set for business. Great ladder trucks
careened around the corner and
swung into position Police patrols
and arnbuiances tore up: the in
'surance patrol raced through the
crowds.
Ffrcmen rushed into the building
and discovered the chartered frag-
ments OF a 10-sallon still sticking
to The ceiling and the walls. They
put out an incipient blaze. took
the occupant Of the o to the
police station for distflling without
a license. and Broadway resumed
its evening aspect.
, 1921-07-28
Radical Labor
Charged With
u. S. Terrorism

SCRANTON. Pa, July as.-The
rAilroad labor element. which prac-
ticAlly controls the clothing manufac-
turing industry. is raising a defense
fund OF So. 900. 900 10 continue and
carry on their campaign OF terrorism
and treason A. Y. Burkhardt. pres.
idont OF the National Association of
Retail Clothiers, declared last night
in an address before the convention OF
the Pennsylvania Retail Clothlers'
association.
This elemcn has become a serious
menace to the country. he asserted.
and is attempting to throttle and an
initiate honest American labor"
Forms of terrorism. ranging from
petty ~annoyances to physical violence.
bombing and actual taking OF life.
have occurred with frequency in :he
congested manufacturing %centers. he
said.
The speaker said there was little
cause TO take issue with the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor. as it was
fighting in common with American
industry against the radical element,
who would crush them"
, 1921-07-28
Held Under
Car Is ScaIded

NEWCASTLE, Wyo., July rs. -
Pinned down beneath his overturned
light automobile. Clyde Mullen was
compelled to choose between volun-
tarily subjecting his arms to seaid.
ing or 10 be scaided about the head
and face. Water from the radiator
gushed down toward his head. which
was held immovable by the weight OF
the machine. but he was able 20 draw
his arms across his a and to en-.
lure the agony OF the scalding arms
until h radiator was empty. He was
rescued by ~passersby. His arns are
badly burned.
, 1921-07-28
REALTORS AND TRIBUNE BALL T0SSERS CLASH FRIDAY
MANAGERS OF BOTH BUSTERS COUNTING ON A CNcH'

At AIS tomorrow evening. Casper's
leading realtors are doomed to meet
resdjustment conditions face TO face
and be humbled before The Trib-
uhe.
Al least that is what Manager Tom
Daily says. The humbling process is
coming about through a baseball game
that has been scheduled. The Real
tors have not been beaten this year.
mainly because they haven't played
in regular games.
Well show them LOTS a Tom.
and we'll drag their tail feathers
in the dirt that they handle in such
large quantities. 1 think that bunch
Harry Free, Ben Scherck. Howard
Baker. j. w. Bingenheimer. H. l..
Crude and all the rest OF them are
, 1921-07-28
AGREEMENT SIGNED FOR
D0YLE-C0NLEY BATTLE

Arrangements for the Doyle-Conley
return fight at Thermopolis August
; were completed this morning. nc
cording to advices received by George
Mcleod. manager OF Charley Doyle.
The fight viii be staged by Jack Dus.
salt, promoter or athletic events at
Thermopolis. and will be staged asons
OF the afternoon entertainment fea.
lures during the American Legion
convention.
This fight was arranged because OF
the objection of Doyle n Mcleod to
the decision OF the referee who award
cd Conley a technical knockout over
Doyle during their fight at Thermop.
oils Monday night.
, 1921-07-28
STOLEN CAR RECOVERED :
IN HUTCHINSON, KANSAS

\ Ford car belonging to c. II. War
mock. Ioi5 st. John street. an einpioye
OF thc Midwest Refining company
which was stolen from the parking
yards a. the local plant several days
ago has been recovered in Hutchin-
son. Kan. according to word received
here this morning from W. T. Clark.
Sheriff at Hutchinson. The message
did not state whether anyone was ar
vested or not. The car had 4 Ford IL
cense belonging 10 the Larsen and
'Jorgensen company OF Casper.