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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
HINfNRkS.

Common sense spending b. neccs-
sary 20 kcop industry running -
W. " TrsFoe. secretary. Nauounl
Association of Credit Men.
The future safety 81 the Iuitco
States depends on the development
81 the dye Industry Joseph No..
choste. Jr.. attorney Tor chemical
foundation.
The German state is fast approach
ing bankruptcy and u would acom
that the German government De- do
~ibrrntcly working with this end iu
vicW. - D. A.. ~. Sanchez French
economist.
No matter what other nations mas
do. America cannot amord to spend
81. 350. 900. 900 a year 10 maintain and
build an instrument FOR war and de-
ftruction John 49, Mason. president.
Commercial Trust company. rhilu-
dclphia.
EattlUships 90 the next great wnf
viii De ahroudrd in huge ris masks.
10 gas warfare battles VIII boz shorter
and more dccisivc.-N. Lee LAWS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05

GermsdyA to whom victory means
everything.
And against an enemy not equipped
to Withstand =. poison gas warfare
means victory. For we know more
about u than Germany knew d first
used it-and II came 20 close TO
meaning victory for her that n she
lad had confidence In u. and gone on
putting thc Ros over, she would have
had the world under her feet.
do not want my country 10 be
put under another nations feet or
In danger OF II. because Of any pre-
JUDGE toward chemical warfare.
CNcxt arriclc-''NIn we gnin or
iDsc b, the adoption Of chemical war
b. thr adoption Of chemical war
farr.r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
What Should Congress Do
About Poison Gas Warfare?

EiiioF's Notc--Poison nns may
Win the ncxt Nnr--if there ~
unr. Poison nn~ means citcnii-
cu@ And chemiessl~ NJ use-
fui In pcnrc n VAR. No arr the
Nianfs 20 make thcm. Hcrhrrt
Quick. widely kunwn intcsiiEn-
tor and writer on social, political
and commercial ltx,onomy, N
pr<pnrcd si3 articles sitting forth
the facts This & the nrsf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05

isw Persons children have INC Nerve the independents Or me veTe'
10 pt Coouc Int NersH and vet 4 imi one mnht do worse ~ Way OF
Inspiration. TOO. For speaking OF thesoood and True. he earns a Hand
|4mc Royalty foT downnshf. doxrcd Loyalty. once fet q Cooir pick his
|Sc. m a. becomes afHomcscad. ltlOIIfi And then. how sweet 20 Real
~. that come what may. te Human Ts are what W seeks 10 cultivate!
He also strives 20 denonsfafe Cuncctvnm a. a Gun. with the immediate
1tcsut that though he ma Ne uhra-smart, he never plays a Solo Part:
lis Group Control he represents Suh-thoueh the coolies Sentiments are
20 ucrena bs a. gr cam" af,r M W"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
BY C. M. Payne

wi ruic Tor the determination OF Tho
patriotism ct others and TO condemn
them 10 there be- an honest difference
of oululon.-Scuator Kenyon, Iowa
The Herald iH tho punch that
LuorkH the WAIST out OF WNNT ADS
by glNlus RESULTS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
OUR FIRST RUM REBELLION

TIL revolt against the eighteenth amendment Is apparent on all
sides and In an cIasses. StMd, sober citizens Sho have always
. stood fov law and order are breaking this amendment daily, en-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
How's This?

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE VII
- what we claim for lt-cure Cntarrh or
Deafness caused BY CHtarrh. We do not
claim 10 cure any other disease.
HALLS CATAfltH MEDICINE De- "a
liquid, taken internally. u acts through
the blood upon tho mucous surfncca "
the system. thus reducing tho innamuia-
tinn and restoring normal conditions.
An Druggists. Circulars free
=. J. Cheney a co. Toledo. ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
TIM NUISANCE on WRITING
By =. o.. ki-cr

iio might have made her. oh. %
glad
Ey writing 10 her nov and then;
Hut there wa much he had to dc.
Ana writings such r. nuilnrc. too.
tie had no liking for the pen,
Tho good Gus that he had
Have long been scryiig many
men.
lic knclt beside her bod aud wcpt.
when shu had ceased 20 watch
and wait;
Ills tears foll hot upon her hand.
But " rhc siitl could understand
Sc saw no sign who came too
late;
No smile came 10 her lips who
slept.
Because his ~eUicylng was 20
great
May Good Housekeeping.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
BOONE LAWYER
GIVES GRAPHIC
UPRISING STORY
SAYS AUTHORITIES
WANTED INTERVENTION
Magistrate Who Was Hand
cufed Prisoner Tells of
His Experience.

Logan. W. Va. oct. l1-Eight man
who were not listed as members OF the
United Mine Workers OF America. but
who are under Indictment in Logan
county for alleged participation IN the
disorders on Spruce Fork ridge In Au-
gust and September. this afternoon wer,
called in circuit court on their applica-
t!ons for bail.
They detailed at length tho happen
ings In the active area on the eastern
side Of tho ridge. and four OF them had
been heard when court adjourned FOR
ths day.
graphic story OF tho movement a
armed men through Roone county WAS
told by Attorney l.. p. HaEer. who IS
associated with Lilburn Fulton as
counsel for tho men. He was called In
connection with the testimony OF Ed
Green or Ottawa. who said he had been
compelled n stand guard ov"r Magis-
trate Mitchell and other Logan county
men captured ny tho miners in tho carly
days Of tho nghting.
Lawyers Graphic story
"a great many men passed through
Madison the latter part Of August" said
Mr.. Hager Some pere on trains
others rode on trucks and In automo-
biles. while a great many were march
ing. large number OF them were
armed The first crowd 10 reach MadI,
son numbered about three hundred. COM
ing from the direction Of panville. They
were the vanguard "f the men who were
said t. have marched from Marmet In
kanawha comfy.
Frank keeney and Fred Mooney. Of
in about the Same time. and took them n
tho ha seha!l park. where they held q
meeting. am the assistant prosecGt-
ing attorney for Boone county. and I
went over 10 the park 10 see what Was
going on. But they had guards at tho
gates. men armed with rifles. One of
them. took him 10 he an Italian. was
an especially enthusiastic agitator.
Every man who went In the park had to
hsve password or the number Of tho
local union. I didn't get In. don't
81. man that 7 knew.
During the succeeding days I did not
So" these men hold UP an automobile
or store,
Wanted o. s. Intervention
There has been some criticism ot
the officers q: Boone county for their
failure 10 urell the instruction. but
thrSs mon had assembled in kanawha
county near C.har!sstnn the capital ~
the 1iats. and as no effort was made 70
step them there. littl" Boone couldn't
d" anything. IT sccIU"d 10 hn the DIS
position ot officers t. max" no EFFORT to
pl, IN ord 10 this insurrecti"n without
state Nr federal aid"
Tho examination q. Green. who. like
CONTINUED on Page Etghtesn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
IRISH PEACE
MEETS RECESSES
English Passion for Week.
ending" Brings Break in
the Negotiations.

London. Oct 1.-THE adjournment to-
day Of the irish conference until next
Monday afternoon has no political sig
niflcance II was understood tonight. The
pos,ponement OF tho sittings OF tho con-
ference which aims TO solution OF
tho Irish question was attributed by
tho Sim Fein delegates 70 the English
mems passion for week-ending."
Some Of tho irish delegates are taking
advantage OF the interval to visit Ire
land IN order to deal with what was
described BY tho sinn Fein publicity
department as important departmental
business. They will return Sunday nisht
in ample time to attend tho resumed
session.
Considerable currency was given here
today to a sensational report Of the
ordering OF uniforms for tho Irish rc-
publican army and the formation ot a
tho Dali delegation back 70 Ireland uron
tho conclusion Of peace.
Tho story. however. was rid!oH'ed by
Sim FeIn leaders. who say ~ uniforms
oc tho army is going on md that there
IS no question Of any detachment coming
to London at any time.
Since tho truce there has been no In
terferencs by tho military With tho
Irish republican army. unIf' rmed or not
and It's existence has been officially
recognized Cor truce purposes. with TO
cooperation Of liason officers OF tho
Irish republican army and tho British
arms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
Great Expansion Of la Belle
PLANT at SteubenviNe Planned
BY Wheeling Steel Corporation
Larger Membership
Defeated By House

Washington. Oct. 1.-THE house re-
corded its opposition tonight TO any IN
crease OF It's membership. reconmittinS :
to the census committee. by vote oi
la6 10 ~" tho Stegal bill TO Increase Its
sIze from 436 to 460 members.
The vote was taken on motion to
rerornmit. offered by Representative
Fairfield. of Indiana. a Republican MON
h"r OF ,hc census committee. after nine
Lours OF debate and WranEl;nG over par
ilamcntary procedure.
l. WnS the second i.me within year
that the house has hioCked efforts %
Increase its sic. during the last session
q hIll to fix a membership at 4S3 being
defeated At that time another h'Il pro-
vidinE for reappori'"nmeui H"d"r the
1920 census without increasing the mum
her or members was PASSED Ivy the
house. bat no action was taken on II by
tho senate.
Opponents oc the hill tonight contend
cd that tn" house already was m ur-
vieldy body and that IL would function
Joss efficiently with an increased mem
bcrship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
Hear Revelations Of
Alleged Fraud Plot
Involving S1,5OO,OOO

Toledo, Oct. 1t.--Au Of today's ses-
son ot federal court was given TO tho
examination by tho government OF l..
u. Nicely ot ST. Marys. Ohio. former
president Of the Berea Tipe Limo COM
rauy. tho prosecutions star witness In
the case charging Jess ". Mcdowell.
prominent Pittsburgh business man.
With using tho malls In turtherance Of
scheme 70 defraud the Henry y. Do
herty company and Cities Service COM
pany OF over million and a half dol
lars
Tho testimony vas reiterat'on OF
the story ct commissions alleged TO
hare been collected b. Mcdowell. who
acted as purchasing agent for the Do
rer,y interests in the purchase OF tho
Ec:ea Pire. Limo COMPANY. and OF some
kentucky oil and gas properties.
Most os the time was taken up ~
ilcr titicatio0 hy tho witness or ccrtlh-
Gates OF deposit alleged to have been
mailed monthly over a two year period
hy Secly 70 Mcdowell. The direct "N'
animation Of Nealv MAS not competed
when court adjourned uutl, Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
HENRY FORD
WILL ACQUIRE
WEST Va. COA[:

Special Dispatch to Tho IntslNEenc>L
Cincinnati Oct. 14-Thst West Wiz.
gina coal mines and railroads are At.
tractive investments to Henry Ford, Dc.
troit multi millionaire motor mAGnatsi
and Detroit. Toledo 4 1ronten railroad
ou ner. was attested here today by re-
ports made 10 local representatives OF
those industries who were in touch with
Mr.. Ford upon his return today 10 De.
troit from Suttall. W. Va. after an In
spection OF large operations Of that!
nature.
The taking by Ford agent 8 today or
options upon the Cincinnati. Milford 4
Bianchester railroad in southweStern
Ohio also shows that the Detroltsf
means business in developing fstsrsl
for his railroad. The Nuttall. West V!r.
glnia proposition also includes ceLfain |
West Virginia railroad facilities. Ford
would furnish his great Detroit factor-t
les with vast amount OF fuel Seout
proht.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15

Chief Thompson has been on trial
/ since Monday morning. October s.
charged with aiding. aoettinS and coun-
selling with Charles W. Bellrille. a
poll clerk at Precinct No. OF the Sec
made OF tho vote cast in the city cleo
! tion at that precinct May as.
Not since the famous Schenk trial
court attaches say. has there been such
. crowd in the criminal court room as
that which packed into the cour; room
yesterday and last night to hear the
arguments cf counsel for state and de-
tendant las, night every seat was
aued. tho three aIsles were jammed 70
tho railing. scores OF people looked
down into the court room through the
windows In tho third foor corridor OF
the court house and hundreds packed
tho halls Of the court house unable tn
gain admittance. When the case was
given To the jury. very few people who
were fortunate enough TO get into the
court room had left. and the room was
s.Ill packed when tho jury was called
In just after the midnight hour.
0Addleo Au0Boo TlOV
A rather sensa tional incident occurred
yesterday morning when ]. r. Handlan
Of defense counsel asked Judge Robin
son to have the court room cleared. In
fcrrinE that there were persons In the
house promoting laughter and demon
strattons gainst tho defendant. Burley
Thompson. Judge Robinson announced
that further laughter or demonstra-
tions would result In tho offenders being
expelled OF fined. and strict orders were
given deputy sheri1s to bring any per-
sons violating this order before tho bar.
Mr Handtan renewed his demand TO
have the court room cleared last night
when several persons laughed at one Of
his remarks.
Tho defense insists that the courts
order be carried out. II his honor will
not clear the court room" Handlan said.
we object 70 persons IN here trying to
start demonstrations to try to railroad
this defendant"
Attorney John J. ContN. OF states
counsel. was on his feet
Tell mo. Mr.. Hsndlan. who said that
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
Announceme ent Made at
Chamber Of Commerc
Dinner By President Isaac
M. Scott-Hundreds Of
Homes for Workers Will
Be Needed.

S'euhen;i,ic ohio. oct. lL--ENpan-
sion and imrro>emcn:s TO the LaBcl!e
Iron Works plan, here at a cost of sew
oral n!ti!ru dollars were outlined along
with other PANS "r the Wheeling Stee!
,mrrnrari"iI. a u dinner given toLir hS
.IIm"S T. Sarra't at the Fort Sieuh"n
L,He! | VI Srut!. president of tho
Wh"r'rug Steel corporation. II. \. Burt.
i,rrs. dcn, Of the La EeI!o ""IEpany. II.
u W"aifaI' lice president of tn" La =
Ro',o AMI g a. T."Nan. vice president
and general manager nT ~" .aBcHc
un-kS were SPEAKERS ~ III" dinner.
\ HUiuh,r cf prominent citizens and
rr"mu;crS or progress III the city were
cu".ts AZ tho meeting Th" steel ON
,i;,,s urged cooperation ua the part q!
Sicuhrnvii," citizens in their hu.,liuc
.r.,mpaiE iEu. stating That hundreds "e
n"ly citizens wnuih he brought here -
cn.p,oHeS ard 'hnrc would lo Urcer,
n""f rf construction az more homes
..'nee L. tho city ~ accommodate tn" in
:lui Of tho next few months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
Blaine E|kins, Son Of
The Late Senator Is
Welded at Baltimore

SnecIal Dispatch to tho 1ntelltgencer.
Raltlmore, Md. Oct. 1I-Rlaine Elk
irs. son Of the late Senator Stephen t.
Flkins. Of West Virginia was married In
Baltimore yesterday tn Mrs. Lucy Doug
las Evans OF Alexandria Va. Tho mar
r,age, performed quietly. cam" a' a sur
prise to Washington society. Nr. Elk
ms was divorced in May 1920. by MIS-
Mary Kenna Elkins. who received
settlement OF $4,000 and $3.50 alimony'
A marriage license for Mt. E!kins and
Mrs Evans Was Issued in this city yes
t.rday. At a iats hour last night IL hao
not been learned who performed the GER
.mony. Members OF the Douglas fami'E
In Alexandria. however. while rehcen'
about the marriage. admitted that mo
ceremony had hecn performed. Inc
couple, they said. had gone on three
weeks motor trip through tho north
Mrs Elklns. who Is a daughter OF Nr.
and Mrs. J. S. douglas. Of Alexandria
and Is said TO nc remarka hle beauty
was tho widow Of Percy Evans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15

with the wages OF train service men
returned 10 the same basis as previous
10 the increase granted IN the labor
boarI decision OF July. 1920. This will
nccessitate a ten percent reduction. It
was announced.
Lee Predicts Strike.
Late tonight. Mr.. Lee. OF the Train
men. said that tho district chairman
O: the unions would receive their nnal'
instructions tomorrow as to whether
there would be strike. Asked port!
blank il a strike would be ordered, heI
sail: Il will not say definitely. butt
were a betting man. I would place my:
money that there will be a strike.
"Resardless Of what action 10 taken,
the hnal decision is only q matter ofths,
raising and setting Of a few suns. The
district chairmen will receive their fnall
orders tomorrow and then will 30 home.
Ny chairmen already have been eenti
home and will receive their orders by
mail"
Asked concerning the reports that a.
strike effective October 80 had been,
decided up. Mr. Ice replied: - ;
IT won't answer that definitely. but
II some one has told you that they have
hit a lot o! nails on the head-perhaps
they arc not exactly right. but they are
driving close"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15

Washington, Oct lt.-Prohihit!on
Commissioner Haynes In statement to-
night announced his determination To
correct weaknesses" in tho various
Stale prohibition enforcement corps.
Tho department. ne said. would use
every effort TO weed out enforcement o.
nc!ais whether high or low. who did not
appear 10 he in sympathy with his law
enforcement policy.
The commissioners statement was
made after he had reached decision TO
have thorough house cleaning In tho
Pennsylvania organization.
MIR. Haynes earlier In the day an
nounced that he had transferred John
ENaic!os. a general agent from the IA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
BURLEY THOMPSON'S CASE With THE I'D
Lax Prohibition Enforcement Will Be
Cured; Changes in Western Pennsylvania

rihc department. to the Pittsburgh dis
trIct Mr.. Exn!cios supplements Samuel
u. Wolfe. whose future status vas not
mado clear in the official statement. al
though it WAS reported his connection
with tho bureau would cease at an early
date.
s. e.. Rutter oc the Washington head
quarters already has been sent 10 Penn
sylvania as associate director with
State Director Mcconnell
Mr.. Mcdonnell conferred with Mr..
Haynes today. but the only Information
which came from the meeting was that
the state director WIS lin thorough ac-
cord" with the commissioner program.
Reports that Mr.. Connell would resign
again were denied.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15

Washington. Oct. 1t.--Spceding up Of
the replacement Of Democratic office
holders With Republican appointecs vas
urged today BY Senator Elkin.. Republi-
can, West Virginia. who wrote a letter
cf complaint TO every member or the
~ahlnet. and later presented his 'iews
In an interview with rrrsidan- Harding
To the president. Senior E!kins de-
clar.d that the Republicans Of his state
we're Expressing imratienee and disar-
rointment that 10 little progress has
been made In tho past eight months in
calling 20 the supnort ot the administrs-
tlor mon loyal % It and in full SYM
ra,hy with t."
A large ma ajcrity Of the important
positions In tho government the West
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
SENATOR ELK|NS URGES REPLACEMENT OF
DEMOCRATS; SEES PRESIDENT HARDING

Virginia senator said. stili are held BY
deserving Democrats" whose rartEI
member. no charged with having laid r.
"thoroughly organized aud adroitly
handled plan" tn keep their appointeeB
In power.
Tn tho campaign said Senator Eli
Mas in a statement issued al tho Whi;n
House the Republicans charged and
believed and convinced ths Americana
r.orle 10 tn. effect that these men were
inefficient. Ths Republican party prom
ised 70 rid the government OF those Ap4
nointees Th. Republican PARTY vaS
voted thu responsibility and to de-
charge 1t successfully its members
should be called In to help With thS
lob"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
President kenge, Of the
PotterS Resigns Office
Owing to Poor Health

East Liverpool. o.. oct. 14.-E1ward
Menre. formerly OF Wheeling. presi.
dent q. the National Bror herhood Of
Operative Potters for nine years. today
resigned because Of i'll health. The
resication becomes effective upon the
appointment Of his successor. 4 spc
cial meeting OF the executive board 10
consider the resignation will b" held
at Atlantic City, \. J.. October "A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
Sorrow in the Ghetto
Over Courts Decision

New York. Oct. 1i.-Hight society OF
the East Side to-day was rueful,y con-
templat!nE the alternatives OF calling
of festivities incident 10 Its hrst
classy" wedding OF the season. or 60
ing through with it minus all its usual
parade Of evening gowns. clawhammer
coats and three gallon" hats. For
thieves. ignorant OF needless OF the
Grettos infexibls rules OF nuptal pro-
priety. last night stole the whole works
-forty-three gowns. twelve bridal cos
tunes. including wells and thirty-fouri
full dress SuIts-from Barnett Michsel-'
son. purveyor to tho district Of such,
indispcns!bles And now. the thieves
cought. an almost equally unteelin1I
magistrate has impounded the reEalia as|
evidence.
Please. judge" pleaded Mtchaelson.
"G will be glad to let the prisoners 80
II could only get back those gowns
and suits. II those folks don't get
my suits. the wedding will be ruined
and will he iynched. Even tho brides
and groom's clothes are in this stuff"
But the Law. commented the judge, isi
after all the law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
President SCOTS Announcement

T'rcs'd"n' Scott. n his talk. stated
that amrrE llg things planned Nv tive
Wh"",ing Steel corporation waS ;he I'M
;rn,cr,.cn' or It's different plants. and es
per'aMy IN the LaBelie mill hero. These
irrarrvc-lcn' and additions. h" said,
wou'i run Into tho millions. and Will
mako - ~" s>t"uhcnvtlie organization
y We rounded uni; % The corporation.
placing . I'm tr" front ranks Of great
steel mills IN THIS section "f tn" CouN-
rrv. IIe said tho Improvements would
nnCcseItaf~ the bringing of hundreds OF
new wnrkinGmen 10 this city. and cx-
pressed N" hopo that III" citizens would
arouse themselves to n renewed interest
~ ~" !"usjnr problem lie stated that
many or ;h~ 'm0Tovem"rts are now un-
der way hut ;h1t II would require many
months 'n complete them;
N'ro President Westfall spoke Of the
friendly relations that "HIsied between
u" citr and company during the year
he WAS located here. He recalled his
ar,!li,y g president ~ tho Chamber Of
'"lrrn"rrN not long ago. and ~ that as
s""iati"n's '"-ordinating influence with
| the LsBells company. and he expressed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
STEEL CORSETS FOR
new YORK POLICEMEN

New York. r,''. lt.--Stcot corsets fnr
h'ue'"a's IS ~" lates. "a sEtnu in New
York Ten pairs. j: ta"a'i'" known TO-
das. hal b"'n purchased after tests had
shown r&"u bullet pr"ts The will be
dtsrr' hu'"d In emergencies 20 memrerS
"F tho h"u.'..9; arI italtan squads. Al
r'U-G 'ir> ar" t'.tcnIs1 Yr.nYr:iy Cor
Ne wh'a hur'i'ad"l c:.r ,na'R arc -
10 Alta. -. hey later may 10 ir'ro-
d'ICnd generally arrnnS the 'crr". Made
Of silk. cdn'aS and Norwegian steel.
they Weigh "n.r six pounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
Attempt TO Operate
Mine Open Shop Fails

CrarKShurg. ". Va. bCi. -. Another
attempt tn resume operations on th"
omen shop basis and With the IAN wage
scale was frustrated to-day ~ the Lynch
mining plant OF the Central l'a!rmrnt
coal company at Twoiirk. this count.
by some two hundred miners. wh" pick
cred the plant and induced th"N" W"
wcrc Willing to work To refrain from do
inC 40.
Sheriff I.aro l.. Young and = SluH1
OF deputies w"re "n hand 20 preNcn, any
diSnrdAr hut mono resulted.