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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-03
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS, INGLATE-
IRA Y FRANCIA, APOYAN Ell
EMPLEO DE @ESA ARNIA BELiCA.
de "La orensa", de Ner York;

WASHINGTON, nov. 1921.-El en-
pleO de los gases mor;fferos, denun-
ciados como arma barbara dnrante Ia
guerra, sera defendido al menos por
tres miembros del SUI -comitG de la
conferencia que estudia Ia materia,
en- nombre de tres nacionps, como me-
diO de prOteger IL ciyili1aci6n contra
Ia amenaza dc las raZ,s de cuitura
inferior, segdn sc supo hoy de fuente
autoriZaGa. Dicho comite Gefenderd
el usO &c los gases como armas va
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-03
Magni6co Solar

En- la Avenida de Diego, pudien-
do constfuirse una o mas resi-
dencias en- ell sitiO mas pintOres-
co de Santurce. COntiene 1857
metros cuadradOs, 35 metros de
frente a la Avenida. Sc vende
muy baratO. InfOrmara ]. VI
LLAMIL. en- OLA VILLA DE
MADRID". ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-03
UNA AGGRESSION

Guillermo Paterson, en- Santurce, con
un taco de billar, agredi0 a Felix Mer-
cado, causandOle una herida cOntusa
en- la cabeza, siendO asistido en- la
sala de socOrrO. El guardia RemediO
Lopez lie arrest0 denunciadO ante la
COrte, por acometimiento aggression,
fue sentenciado a pagar $1,000 de
multa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-03
SUBASTA

NegOciadO de Materiales. I'm.
prenta y TranspOrte
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-03
CARNE FRESCA DE RES Y
DE CERDO Y PROVISIONES

Sc recibiran proposiciones en-
sObre cerradO hasta las tres de
la tarde del 5 de diciembre, 1921,
para el suministr0 de carne fres-
ca de res y de cerdo y prQvisiO-
mes a las instituciOnes del Go
biernO Insular en- San Juan, Rio
Piedras, Can6vanas, Caguas, Ca
yey, ArecibO, Aguadilla, Maya
giez, Ponce, UtuadO, Guayama,
HumacaO y Vieques, desde ell l a
JUNO 80, 1922.
PrOposiciOnes en- blancO pO-
dram Obtenerse del NegociadO de
Materiales, Imprenta y Trans
porte, San Juan, P. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-03

QUININA EN- FoRMA sUPE
RIoR. Fl efecto tonico y laxante del
LAXATIVo BROMO QUIN1NA lie
hace superior a Ia Quinina ordinaria,
no afecta la 'cabeza. La frma de
E. w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada ca,
jita. S
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-03

"ESPANA DEBERIA EMPLEAR
LOS GASES MORTIFEROS EN-
MARRUECOS". DECLARASE EN-
LA CONFERENCIA DEL DESAR-
ME-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

Washington. Oct 81 a las' minute
switch in tho plans rf Republican lead
crs prevented vut. In tho house ne
fore adjournment late today on tho
Fordnry hi!i. "a create foreign dent
-cfrrLinc commission. II had been
manned ~ press the measure IN vote
today bur because of the ahsenc. OF
certain members. Il Ia understood ac-
ton wa. deferred. The house adjourn.
ed until Monday.
Five hours Of general debate had
he.n completed when the house ad-
tourred and flood ~ amendments Is
predicted when the bill Is again taken
ur Monday. Members of the WAYS and
means committee however. indicated
they would endearor 20 have tho h:(l
q, II vas reported 70 the house.
FOR o. 4. OF Congress
Democrats plan 10 support on" amend
man, which would require the refundins
corrItte. - report {" congress for
"A ,'aca ton Of all agreements reached
with II. natlons indebted n the United
States Will. hloc OF Republicans A."
.nrect.d to urge adoption 81 an an"nd.
men, pro, idinK that the interes, ra'es
tr.d BY Tho commission shall equal
those paid By the government On loans
dossad during the WA S>rarl Demo-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
Mary Garden Comes
Back With Bodied Hair

New York, Oct el.--Mary Garden
director general Of the chicago Opera
COMPANY. returned rom Europe today
with hohhed hair and 4 conviction that
American girls might well ignore tho
Partisan suggestion that longer skirts
ar. the mode.
Why should our girls give up short
skirts" she asked her Interr!cwers
aboard the Aquitan!a. They have the
nrettiest feet and the prettIest legs in
the world"
Tho director general said she would
Introduce Russian opera for the first
time with SchneEourotcha (the' snow
maiden. conducted by Rimski Korsa-
koft. who composed II. Another new
opera will be Tho Love OF Three
Oranges" by Serge Prokohen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
CHIEFS Of THE
BROTHERHO0DS
WILL RESPOND.
WILLING TO CONFER
ON AN ADJUSTMENT
Texas Road Ordered to With.
hold Order Abrogating !.
Labor Agreements.

Cleveland. o.. Oct. 2l.-AltheuEh the
official orders. citing the ailroad
brotherhood chiefs and the railroad ex.
ecutive. to appear before tho railroad
labor board next Wednesday, for . hear
ing on whether the wage reduction OF
last July has begun or IL being Sio.
lated and 10 consider the question OF
rules and working conditions. which
III. unions contend are being violated BY
the carriers, had not been received.
local brotherhood executives tonight
said they will respond to tho citatioH
and be on hand for tho hearing. which
starts At 10 G. m. Z
W. q. Lee. president Of the Brother.
hood Of Railway Trainmsn. said / Am
perfectly willing 10 recognize any ofder
from the board or any other proper
authority that will tend to prevent the
strike"
STONES Comns1S :,
Warren s. Stone. president Of tho
brotherhood cf Locomotive Engineers
said:
Il certainly will BIO there II ordered.
adding that all the other chief exscus
lives Of the railroad transportation or.
ean!zatIons will go anywhere they are
ordered TO appear in connection with
settlement OF the strike"
None Of the local brotherhood chitte
would nike other Comment on todAy'0
Developments. Regarding the order 70
maintain tho status quo" insofar ~ II
might aff<ct the strike OF trainmen on
the International & Great Northern
(Te1as). scheduled TO begin tomorrow
noon. Mr. Lees only comment vas. 7
can answer that tomorrow afternoon.7
Ordered to withhold.
In connection with the ase .rtion oY
m. labor hoard in Its offsci Al citation
tina, II has assumed Jurtsd' ctton over
The dispute between the transportation
nreanization and tho carriers over rules
and working conditions Nr. Lee tonight
said that the board had notined MIN
that Il has ordered the fremont Il Gplt
railroad to withhold an order posted
today abrogating all schedules between
tho company and the members OF the
big Ave- transportation ORGANIZATIONS
At s o'clock this evening, and asserting
tina; employees unwilling to work under
omen shop conditions will be considered
AZ no longer In the companys service.
Posting OF tho notice was transmitted
70 Mr.. Lee today by tho local chairman
Of tho trainmen's organization. M. Lee
said he 1t once notified the labor board,
and aSked whether the board would As"
Hume Jurisdiction In the matter. The
board replied, Mr.. Lea said, that II had
e.umed jurisdiction and had notthed
the railroad to obey the law and 10
withhold enforcement Of tn order.
Mr.. Lee tonight. also. issued a state
mont outlining his position on alleged
demands that teeth be put INTO inc
transportation act in which he asserted
ihst tho,e making the demand should
oIso demand a law for thu regulation
~ hin own business that will establish
~. ,,me relations between himself and
his employees he demands for railway
employees" -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
B0OTLEGGER IS
SLAIN; Z STATE
POLICE INJURED

williamson, v. Va, Oct Al
Roosevelt HsnESy. ch.EGsd with
boot,eHgtng, was killed lad two
state troopSxA. aoJsr and McDaniSs.
wsrs wounded In a gun night tDnight
nsrr Nausatuats, twenty miles from
williamson
Henslsy AMI several other men had
crossed the tug river to west Viz
EtniA from the kentucky side Of the
border, according 70 reports at stats
police hsadquartsrsI whom they wsrs
hAltod by ths stats troopers.
HsnElsy Gnd his party opened are,
II was stated, sad thu shots were re-
turned MoDanisls WAS shot through
the hip and Noysr suffered . hssh
wound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
Ohio Bell Takes Over
0hio-Side Holdings Of
Chesapeake & Potomac

Spec.a' Dispatch to The lntel'!gcnccr.
Columbus Ohio. Oct. 2l--Appl;ca ton
for authority TO sell It's Ohio properties
10 the ohio Bell Telephone company vas
flod with the State Utilities Commits
sion today by the thesapcak" & roto-
mac Telephone company. Which has
'wen'v-nine exchanges and c7.o0n sub
ecr.hr-< In twelve eastern Ohio coun-
tics from East Liverpool TO Marietta.
Tho price IS 10 be S7."2l.1S.
Hearing was set for November 18th.
Tho proposed sale is another step IN
The direction ~ complete unincat!on Of
'elerhnne service In Ohio. The Ohio
Rel company agrees 10 carry out all
contracts " the Chesapeake & Potomac
coTranr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
M FOREIGN DEBT CANCELLATION;
VOTE On REFUND BILL MONDAY

Gratis during debate today declared
themselves In favor or such a provi. ;
sion. /.
Debate on the measu vas opened ;
by Chairman Fordncy. Of the Ways and:
means committee. who reiterated that :
cancellation of any part Of the debt !
was not in the thought ~ the admin :
ls;ratiun, or congress- and that no head
way could he made Without additional '
legislation Passage Of the bill. hs.s
added. was imperative. because the
government has no authority relative
10 the foreign debt except to demand (
settlement 81 me debt row
Attach ny Garrett
In an attack on the measure. Repre-. !
sentative Garrett OF Tennessee acting
Democratic leader said that vot
gainsr II could not 10 "onstrued as
reflection on Secr.tarv Mellon. and
sisted that rs rnngress had arranged 70
raise liberty loans. funds ot which were
leaned ~ foreign nations congress-
Should have Il voice and hnAl GAy u
N. se,'!emcrt or the debt
This measure. ne declared pro-
posed II commit - tho oonmi asioA
broad questions Of policies which aled
should be determined By tbs legislative
branch Of the xovsrnmSnt".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

begin moving out Of Germany imme-
datelv upon the exchange o; the rat-
flcations Of the German treaty. It was
added. The movement. It was said. Will
he norma. but SLOW. and VIII begin IN
approximately two weeks.
The Withdrawal ~ the troops II was
said. had been delayed. because Their
presence n Germany had proved |" DC
far from obnoxious. and even desirable
TO the government and people OF Ger
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Of
BOTH sides To
Be HELD OCT.26
WALKOUT AVERTED IF
NO UNION DEFIANCE
Both Sides Agree to Confer,
But Workers Loath to
Forego the Strike.

Chicago. oct. 2l.-The AsS"-
citation OF Western Railway fIN-
scutlyes. made up OF the Officials
of the lines entering chicago.
today announced that It's mem
bers would obey the order OF tho
board 10 appear before Il next
Wednesday. bur the members re-
fused 20 common, on the board
action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
Admiral Bsatty's Career

Admiral David BEATTY. Baron OF the
North Sea and ~ RrnOkShY Is REGARDED
ny the British ssn typical British ai.ur
Of rho traditional bulldog brood AMI a
FIRST class fighting unn The w"r,.
criticism made OK his conduct du-Irg
the war was that he vas nverbnld and
did NOT walt for rpinforcemcn's b-"ur"
attacking the enemy.
-, IN. two occasions vhen Tie I;e--
n,ars ven.Yred out into m. North Yea
f., farce :, wa, Rca,t, who attacked
tr.,u and started tho Och.iry TEo
forres under his command bore IN"
Lrur. ~ Tho hyhtinr and Inflicted much
or ,ba 1arar. Tho Germans sur, red AZ
,be battles If HcIipn!and sul Ju,'aud
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
FREIGHT RATE
REDUCTION To
COME At ONCE
OFFICIAL WASHINGTON
SEES STRIKE AVERTED
Psychological Effect Of Lower
Rates Expected to Have
Decisive Effect.
NJ DAVID LAwEENCA.

ICopyriEht BY the Intelligencer)
Washington. Oct al No,withstand-
INK the apparent inability OF the United
States railroad board and the brother
hood chiefs 10 reach An agreement in
Chica go. few. II any. persons in the
Harding administration expect a strike.
Perhaps Il is the fact that more than
week must eianse before the strike
order goes into etfcc; which keeps OFF,
clal Washington from growing excited
over he railroad situation But tho
outward calm which has from the start
characterized tho attitude OF the admin
,strat'on remains the same-an irde-
scrIhahle confidence in tho ultimate
solution ot the problem without a strike.
Broadly speaking. there are some
moves In process which affect tho con-
tent,ons Of both sides in the contro-
yersy. The government is waiting, too
10 see the effect OF those Developments
The program. for the moment appears
TO be this:
Ths Program. -.
First . reduction OF freight ratss
more drastic than any made thus far
Second. further conferences trme-
diately Afterwards with tho union
chiefs with a request that they with
draw their strike order.
Third. a request that tho railway
executives simultaneously withdraw
their petition for a second wage cut.
Fourth. an order from the railroad
b Dor board that the railway employees
accept the first cut Of July LIST ana
resume work.
Such program would maintain the
MI
tIonal benefits 10 the public OF re-
duction In freight rates. Then the
United States railroad board which Is
by no means a rapid moving body would
take It's tinIe IN Investigating tho effect
OF the lower freight rates on railway
incomes and would ultimately he pre-
pared TO say whether a second wage cut
would be desirable.
No Second wage Cut
One thing seems assured--there will
be no grant OF second wage cut by
tho United States railroad board at this
time. AS soon as leaders Of tho rail-
way employees become convinced OF this.
they probably Will suspend their Strihc
order. Tho return OF the chiefs TO
Cleveland Is not looked upon here as
necessarily mea ming an end OF the nego-
t:at!ons. II was hardly expected that
the first conference would lead 10 a set
Element. There Is the possibility. too.
that the railway chiefs Will walt until
the last minute before announcing their
attitude. They have verythinG to gain
and very ltttle 10 lose by holding their
cards In hand until the government an
tho railway executives have played
theirs. They government plays Its first
card by declaring reduction reduc
tton 70 freight rates within few days
There is a report current that the date
OF the announcement IS next Tuesday,
October %.
Definite Proposals
When once the rates have been re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

J. s RAIL BOARD ORDERS THE UNIONS NOT TO STRIKE
Immediate Withdrawal Of U. S. Troops From The Rhine

many. There are now approximately
$4,000 Americans on the Rhine. proc
!amat:on ~ peace will he issued upon
completion Of exchange Of ratilcations.
Il was stated IT had been felt In some
quarters that the formal proclamation
would be unnecessary because OF the
reace resolution adopted by congress.
hut the presidents thought on thr Ques-
ton. II was added. was tina; by issuing
= proc!a nation all legal techn.calit!es
would he complied with.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
EXPERT ON DRY JOB.

S.-. vc-< az - R . Merrtf.
W. ~,7,r ~a1u'a'ion for himself nv
...,-"ss.rE S0.'hern n""1sNin~r' ar
-,.4 90 '"6a' 'T"m ''rreT' III" =.
- .ssrm. cNr1 Hara ~ 'hs ra'd'7E
c...-es tr..c re"rran'I"d l. = I"i-
49,, actinz Sta's rrch'Altt"r dir"".
,-- ,cr an intensified drive on boot
,sxrers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
xAu Ho1nLEss BIZ Tn1

Pittsburgh. Oct. :i.--Elcvsn families
we're made homeless and damage estt.
mated at between $4,000 and $4,000
was caused late tonight by nrs OF un.
known origin that destroyed almost haif
g block in the business district OF Ran.
kin. a suburb. The IRE Is said to have!
started in the general sto;e OF Parton
Bros company and destroyed adjoining
buildings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

Washington, Oct. "I..-.The formal
with Germany and Austria have been
sent forward To Berlin and Vienna, II
VAS announced today. As soon as these
formal exchanges have been complet ted
with the former enemy powers. IL Is
tina, immediate steps will he
taken To Sc; diplomatic machinery and
resume full normal relations with those
governments. American troops Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
F FRIDAY
One Day S Developments in
the Threatened Railroad
Strike.
Following arc Fridays develop
rnents In the railroad strtfs ntuAttoni
CHICAGO

Following aro Fridays develop
nnents In the railroad Strtfs ntuAtoni
CHICAGO
Labor board announces &c has A.
stunned jurisdiction In the rail- crisis;
orders workers not to walk out and
cites union chiefs and railroad heads
to APPEAR before It October 2s for
conference which board members say
should avert Etrik>- Both stdss
Announce they viii APPEAR for confer
snos.
more than $4,000 members, and sta-
Nonary hremsn numbering $4,000 rail
employees. announce ovsrwhslm1n2
Etrike voter and prepare for vail
out with other gToupS- Others OF
the eleven standard" unions expect
70 announce THAR decisions Saturday
or Sunday.
Heads Of roAds entering chicago
discuss plans to combat strtk&
Packers began storing All avAlAbls
meat supplies IN prsparAdon fof
strhe
CLEVELAND
". q. Lee, head Of rrainmsn's
union N q statement following labor
hoard citation. aaks by whit autho-
rity anyone can compel . man 70
work, pointing out that the United
States supreme court has upheld ths
right 30 Str4ks.
WASHIHafoH
Leaned that possibility Of Prod
dans Harding exercising war d1as
powers to run roeds IN oass Of Sez1ks
waA discussed officially, but suoh
Netdon not contemplated - ysS
BAN ANTONIO
Trsinmsn on ths fatsraAsoal S1A
Great Northern prsparS 70 carry ouf
Mans fo1 wNifcu1 HAturAAy, dsSptss
labor boards pronounoSm0nt
ST. LOUIS
Heads Of southWsBtSrn lines an
nonnce everything legally possible
Win DO doas 70 operate roads II there
Il q strike
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duced the government will hr IN pos
ton 70 approach the railway union
chiefs with definite proposition
Heretofore. the union leaders have a.
ways said they would not take moro
premises Of a reduction IN freight rates
Into account but would hci!er" II when
tho Interstate commerce comm ss'on
really acted The beliot here Is that the
psychologists effect Of the lower freight
rates will 10 widespread and that It VIII
have the result at least % persuadin&
no railway unions TO accept n" trS
Gu, OF July |. which. ~" hr"th"rr"" :
chiefs say. was made TpoI ~" as>imp-
ton that freight rates would come
down. The situation. therefore. r'NI'
waits upon The announcement 10y ire III
ters,ate commerce commission or -
revision Of fre!Eh; rates..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

wNSe vtrRiniA-Hair and warmer
Saturday: sunday partly cloudy, eooisSS-
by Sunday night. =
western PsnnsylvaniA and ohlo-YSt1,
ana warmer saturday; SUNDAY partly
cloudy and cooler. (
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
War POWERS
NOT INVOKED
IN THE STRIKE
OTHER AVENUES ARE
OPEN TO SETTLEMENT
Labor Board Has Assurances
From Washington That Its
Supervision Continues. >.

VS. .ncton. oct. elise by tho gov
.-"n.s:. TO" is war powers 10 avert
- .sraa:ened nationwide railroad
s,-iEc vhl.e suggested N sou!e quar-
ters. vi, not be exercised. Il was stated
lo'" today In high. administration
,.-r,eS.
The Impression was given that the
Admin s;-.;t"n feels other avenues are
open ~ witch settlement may be
css,het. No Indication was given. how
s,c-. as % what course would be fol-
.cac.. o. VIVA, information tao govern
Il ~, may have had from tho labor
It was made palm By high officials
'nr; t.ey believed use OF war powers
was - necessary. meanwhile declaring
t., ";nis nation Is at peace.
Force Not rAvorsd
RcIes was expressed that aTicao!e
ed .',H"tta -eSults could be Obtained
l.. 80 : zero :a:!ons rather than by use
e." - "a ?"wers.
=. 80 hsancs % any indication that
r,.:@!S'ra,i"n was considering
r =, a'..-. r""'rol o. the railroads. the
l. . o. - labor bard N c!;ing union
h"r.. a',. az Ch:ess to appear before u
-. .:,..~:.' ot"h hare a. showing that
-. !. .,rt al received assurances from
Va .T.'on 'ha. - supervision % the
..t.,- US ,ra Ge''"I b, the recent
Co.. -.'....r. ""'s Tn" boards 'nt"n,!on.
as ~. .-.-.. 4 Ns-a was to determine
>, %. -. t-.'""-hn"t chiefs ~ the
..... g. 'i..roS. ~ ho.a. had not IN
..'et,. -rat-a,eH"d provisions OF
tic ,~...... .,.fo- D..
Approved BY President
Z : - :..'1 ".s,rat3oH c.r'ies j. vas
~o''e'7'"., '',:a, "a = was "st: ! he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

League. or Committee - Too. and the
ONO County l.raglI" Of Women Voters
Petitions IRE All Pulled.
Tho petitions are Med" Mr.. Noyes
sad with suff:cIen; names +" make
the recall operative. They VIII he f'rd
in tho offir" ~ tho c.:y clerk as soon
(Cont1Aued on Rage Eithtsen.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

>- Va, ~, ,,rJfs gold braided
.r.d ,.,,,ny nor his left ear
-; p"a,,, 1a,dsd IN America
,I -, -, - h,.-,y welcome from
'ouat ,i1 - ,bs historic
-, ,1'
oalIerS wall ,v
BY his side vas Rear Adtf'ir"l ",@
R"dmah ". me American" II"
.ha ,,.,- y.i,b tho gallant
a,, ~. oranI fleet, Nd
- r,,a hrnor,ry aid IN the frst
49,. ;a,r,n,.od I,w, in. har.
&c 49, ia ,op-.ds and when
po' ~ " 49, ,,., ..,,j,ss cheer
."o W.,
to'''"o' >
Accompanying the adm.'"A I" ,,'
we're his American vic. the '"'''r'
Ethel Field OF thicAS" 'hfI
honorable lc'.r Realty. aS"a 'n"
Mss GwendOlyn Field LADY N"4'H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

The Aims ~ n. suits aEa'nS' inc
ward CAPTAIN, and precinct attorneys.
and tho statement that suits VIII ne
hrough, against the siEners Or TIC ret-
lions. will not pre\en' the recall PEI
lions from being hl"d. Attorney : NJ.
Moves stated last evening. NJ. Moves
Is chairman Of IN" recall committee
which represents the Good Government
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Chicago. Oct .I.-The government TO-
day moved 10 prevent railroad str'Ke
and 10 enforce obedience by hoth unions
and roads OF DEGREES Of the United
States Railroad labor board. the board
formally announcing that II had as
summed full Jurisdiction in the rail criss
ard ordering the workers not 10 s'tihe
pendinr a conferences OF union heads
and rail- chiefs which IT called for pctn-
Dor IS.
A decision from tho conference VIII
not be announced until after ociocer "V'
III. scheduled strike date. board mem
bers said, declaring that In this way
walkout would be averted unless the
unions dened the boards orders not TO
strike pending a ruling.
The action was taken following re-
ceipt from Washington OF Information
that every interested branch OF the gov
ernment would back the board IN its at
temrts to settle rail difficulties, mem
bers declared.
DIseordant NotS
While both carriers and union Promp-
" announced they would comply with
tho ordering citing them to appear bc'
fore the board m-Xt Wednesday. Nv. q.
Loo president OF tho Brotherhood "t
Railroad Trainmen. one OF the "rSani-
cations which has called strike. in
statement given out In Cleveland asked
by what authority anyone could ""mrel
a man 10 work and pointed ont mat the
rIsh, to strike had been upheld by the
United States supreme court.
100000 More TO join Strike
At the same time. tratnmen on me In
ternational & Great Northern. T"Nas
road, prepared to carry out their plans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
TO SUE EVERY RESPONSIBLE
RECALL PETITION SlCNER

CITY SOLICITOR O'BRIEN MAKES SENSATIONAL,
ANNOUNCEMENT ON BEHALF OF CITY MAN.
AGER CRAGO-SUITS FILED AGAINST THOSE
CIRCULATING PETITIONS-NO GROUNDS,
SAYS CONIFF.