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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-09-16

At the end of a week the new office
boy knows more about running husi-
ness than his boss will ever know.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-09-16

Gifted orators soon discover that
they have to do nothing else than
exhibit their talent.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-09-16

Thirty years after, one puzzles in
vain over why he could dance from 8
D. m. to a. m. and enjoy it.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-09-16
FINED FOR SPEEDING

Lambertville- Thomas Abraham, Jr.
was arrested September 4th b y Of
ficer Morse for speeding. He was
araigned before Squire c. C. B. John
and fined $1,000
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-09-16

CLANS, Chicken. Blue Fish, Sweet Po-
tatoes, Green Cornl All baked in pits
at the CLAM BAKE. Trinity Church,
Solebury, Saturday, September IL
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-09-16

When compared with the patience OF
a mother all other brands of patience
are counterfeit.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-09-16

Judge not your neighbor harshly; he
may be on the jury when it is your
turn to face the judge.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-09-16

ARE YOU GOING? WHERE?
10 the CLAM BAKE at Trinity
Church, solebury. WHEN?
Saturday, September 18th, P. M.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-09-16

So long as long hair is worn, manipu-
lating it in new designs will have its
fascination.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-09-16

The whole countryside will be at
BIG CLAM BAKE, Saturday, Sep.17
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
Two Negro Murder Suspects Die
In Burning Barn; Resist to End
Building 6 Supposed to Have
Been Fired By Discharges
of Guns Operated By the
Fugitlves.

Orange. Va. Oct. 2%.--TTo negroes
suspected OF having been Implicated
IN the murder Yesterday OF Sherrt
W. c. Bond and Town Sergean; JN'
Uan F Bower. were burned today
when they were surrounded hy a
posse in a barn near the scene OF the
double murder.
The barn IS supposed 70 have oeen
set on nre BY discharges OF the shot
guns operated by the TWO negroes
The BODY OF Waiter Ware. one OF the
ruc;HyaS. WAS found n the runs. and
thar Of the other IS supposed 10 DO
still in the debris. Seven members
~ tho posse were slightly wounded n
The attack.
Sheriff Bond and Sergeant Boyer
are supposed 70 have been killed
when they attempted 10 collect a fine
1moosed upon Ware FOR violation or
the prohibition laws. When they
failed ~ return today. search was
started, which resulted in the dtscov'
erv Of the bodies near the negroes
! homo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
United States En- b assy at
Paris Heavily Guarded to
Prevent Violence By Com
munlsts.
nnunlStS.

Paris oct 2S.--Ten thousand soldiers
and policemen guarded tho American
embassy and ne!ghbcring streets today
- prevent threatened demon straNon
hy French Communists IN protest
aga!ns, tho conviction for murder In
a Massachusetts court Of Niccolo Sacco
and BaItclomeo Eansstti. but no Com
munists appeared there.
Long before the hour set for tho con-
centration Of tho Communists At Porte
Maliott. three thousand troops were on
The pcene. Willis cthcrs manned ma
chine guns on top OF the city hall. com
manding a y'ew Of the entire square.
4 fev Ccmrnun!sts emerged from the
yuhn-nys at Forte MA!iott. but they were
hustled outside tho city walls before
.hev could organize and start pro-
cersion TO the embassy.
Their rallying cry Of Justice: LIB
rrty" brought derisive laughter from
tho usual tranquil Sunday crowds.
Much .arEer crowds remained near tho
Arc de TrIumphe 70 watch the process
slon ot war veterans deposit wreaths
On trc tomb Of the unknown soldier
ArccrIcan military police. long absent
from Paris. resppeared toi~y. Two OF
them were on guard near the American
er1bAssy and othsIs vers stationed A.
IN. passport bureau
Marcel Caahtr. keadeq OF the Cnn-
rnuntst party. vaS roud " handled by
Aa rx agzuf1LDAoA do met bin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
QUARREL ENDS
IN MURDER Of
OHIO FOREIGNER
Posse on Trail Of Rosscy
Sacco, While Wife Is In
the jefferson Jail,

srAcisl ptspa,r', - Tr- ru'c'hgeNrer.
stnutsnyIllr. - OCT "A iatcr lhona,
a god 80 years e tcad. Mrs. MAJ.
Sac>o - IN the Ieffersor "'urty "a.
here. anu a posse Of deputy sheriti
and citizens arr scar ching the vicinity
nea- IN. city and Gould's station f"-
Rossey Sacco. alleged 70 have stabbed
and shot 70 death Ubona at tho Sacco
home al Couh's sta tion thi, evening.
$4,000. however Is h>lieved 70 have
escaped 70 West virginia over IN" Wa
hash bridge and heafed for Avella. Pa
Just across from the Went Virgins
state line. whore II IL said ne has rel
Rt!veA
Tho murder tonight tie e"ond
within twenty-four hours IN this county
is believed 10 have originated over 4
quarrel between tho two mon over IN"
worlan Sacros wife. WH"se suit for a
divorce IS vet for this week in the
Local courts
Details are lacking. hu, Sheriff Ed.
ward Lucas IS believed I" have St'"'i
clue on the missing men. aud an ar
rest Is expected shortly
Sacoo, with his wife and Chona were
hero late thls afternoon. II Is SAID they
returned To the Sacco home, Nhe-s an
argument arose. during which Sac" =
ALLEGED 10 have stabbed lhona t"!~"
IN the hack. twiC" IN thu breast All
several times IN each hn"h foll"wI":;
which lie shot this man IL tn" LEFT s'l'.
Ho was dead when n-ighh"rs arrived
and Sacco wGs missing.
Mrs SAGE" WAS laced u'.'"r 7rr"N'
IN her own hone. and - being rcd ~
a material witness.
Saccn Ia u!Eht wa a'chn'aH "a" 80
Fer -svlyaI'a railroad ~ G"r)dS T'Ir
roll. ~ which :~o 'ra!us ,Nl.tI"1 So
eral onl;S are TODAY. r"SU ''lrE n 'uv.
rncr t~.ug k'},"t. and seEera. injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
sun DAY
One Days Developments
in the Threatened Rail-
road Strike.

FOLLOWING were Sundays develop
uents In tho railroad strike sieua-
tio7:
SAN ANTONIO
1.nbo- leaders claim strike OF 600
trsIumen on international dresS
Northern, which started S"tufoay
ia 100 per osnt Effective, but roSa
navx passenBer service 10 un1ni-
naIr,d and that resumption OF
f-.iyht service. halted saturaAy'
h., h,on started. Unions Announce
no ettenIpt Will bs made TO intef-
fore With efforts TO resume iuAA
servtcs-
CLEVELAND
pir four brotherhood oniels hHy
.hn, II strike mAter1AnLes tho blame
for II should bo placed on the Unitso
,ta.,, railroad labor board and On
tho railroads.
Railroad heads say action OF ma
,oItv of tho eleven standard
unions In refusing 20 Join strike
now has broken tho backbone OF the
proposed walHout.
strife ballot being taken among
sult expected to be known Wednes-
day.
United States District Attorney
c,ine summoned 20 Washington BY
Attorney General Daushtery, Pre-
rnmably to discuss ths Etr1Ro situa-
tion.
Officials representing $4,000
members Of the Railway and Steam
ship Clerks voted not TO authortSs
n strike at present, TINS limiting
tho number OF prospective strikers
20 about ono fourth OF the total rsA
employees IN the nation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
(Cont;nusd on PsEe Eight)
POLICE UNABLE
To GET CLUES
To MURDERER

S.v York. Oct 3-Detecttves en-
rased IN solving tho mysterious death
OF tho unidentified young woman. part
OF whose body was found yesterday In
4 rord near Quee1's boulevard. Long
island CITY. s,erge;icaNy followed sew
ersl clues today.
Their frsr success Was IN nndins
the manufacturer. or tho whtts oil cloth
in which tire portion or N" body vas
wrapped. and through him 1t was
hoped 10 trace tho dealer who might
have sold !. 70 a possible slayer. A
laundry mark Was another c,ew by
which tho sleuths expected to Identity
tbs victim.
Search wa. continued throughout the
day IN the vicinity o, tho pond and or
all other swamos N tho neighnorhood
-c- the missing parts OF the body. which
had been cu' In Two above 'he hips.
Tn. police also ~r-e irving 20 md a
man described as railroad employe'
who had heen seen E0'Hg In me d're"-
ton os the pond carrying bundle.
Tta records q. Young women r"p'rte'
missing FOR several months past haNs
- N Careru''v checked With 'he he>rrip p
,:c.a - the deaf woman. polio" head
quarters -epo-ted. bur ,he comparisons
"A ted ( aid tho Identification.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
Millions for Public !,
Works in Effort TO
Cure Unemployment

! Washington. OC'. @%-EXpenditurcs or
| millions OF dollars will be authorized
! b. municipalities within tho next few
weeks to aid providing Jobs for tho
nations approximately four million idle
waRe carners, according to statement
| issued tonight by Colonel Arthur
Woods, hcad OF the central agency OF,
the National Unemployment conference
A $500 900 bond issue with which -
continue public works was reported by
DAYTON, Ohio. Cleveland reported sals!
Of SS.o00,o00 worth Of bonds for ouild-t
INK purposes and Lakewood. Ohio. am
nounced sale OF 100000 in bonds TO en-i
able tho city 20 pave streets and lay3
sewer and water r,ains Columbus.
Marion and other Ohio cities reported
ronnIct. ard effective organizations toi
cooperate with the unemployment con-l
ference. i
Employn.n. activities IN New Eng
land industrial cities have been spur
red. Colonel Woods declared. Hartford. ;
conn. reported Tho appropriation OF,
,Iason to be expended for labor,
sprin sheld, Mass. advised 31,ooo.oco M
ruh,tr- works vas IN the court or purllcl
Continuation. Portland. Ne. reported Two
school houses under construction Win
most Of the money being expended fori
l.hcr. and Altoona, Fa.. reported cre-'
alton ~ comprehensive employment
organization, acting As a clearing house :
for the surrounding counties
Colonel Woods announced hat the'
standard Oil company. OF New IerseS.
was preparing 70 re-employ QUO" men
on improvements. Reports OF enorts 20
,, relieve the un. Employment problem vera
.I.o yeoeivsd by Colonel Woods from
savannah. GA; Tulsa. Okla: Portland.
ora: Muskegon. Mich: Dubuque. Ia:
south saltwater, MINI: Providence X
I, and Jamestown. PauShkeepae ana
schnectady, ~. 7.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
JAPANESE DELEGATES RECEIVED
WITH ACCLAIM At WASHINGTON

ws,cnme ns part ~ N" na'Vra ciii-
Ter ship.
Majcr General X. T1Ha&n. h"nd!Hg IVA
military advisory s'a'' &C |!s govern
,nant. IN Il statement ISSUED sccn after
his arrival. formally cNprassed wishes
FOR 'Nhe success OF the noh.o task mi
tlated by President Harding, w.th ;he
object OF rel!sylng al the rattUns from
the memories Uf war. and from tho
heavy expenditures Incidental to toe
rivalry q. Armaments amung the Va
rious nations. az well as frrm the de-
sire that tne millions who f"ll n tho
hrmaEed"n have no; d!"1 In la.U.'
lIe declared thor" "" '""' -" SIGHT
est hesita' on ~ part o. Ms com
panionS TN ,ends1ns our TesIect and
u.u wishes Az 10 tho ru"cess'' Of tho
conference.
7ne delegation a-ri,ai Wns e.E0'l-
!E.i b. impressive cAremon.es AZ tre
unirr stAttor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
NEW POLICY ANNOUNCED

WASHINGTON. oct - New policies IN
administration or Els Islard wii Ia
put into effect the department Of labor
announced today n connection With the
installation Of E"Ncrt r. Todd ss com
missioner ~ immi rrat:'n for tie pot
II New YORK committee OF invest
cation has leen at W""S tor t"n" weeks.
It was revealed. eranir'ng the arm \ &C.
ments snd pcrsonne! r. 'he station. and
has made a number OF approved recon-
r.uda1 ions for alterations which ara
.Apected 30 appellate tho movement ~
Immigrants through th- station. Improve
rrov!sions for their cN7If"'' and welfare
and Increased facilities
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
CHIEFS WOULD !.
SHIFT BLAME !.
FOR NALK0U7j
600 BROTHERHOOD
CHAIRMEN SUMMONED
Twelve Hundred Union Off,
cials Will Appear Before ::
Labor Board. q

rInreianG. O., oct. g. Responsibility
for the nation wide railroad strike.
scheduled TO begin next Sunday morn =
ing. was placed on the United States
railroad labor board and the carriers In
A. statement Issued here today. This
and the announcement that all the sen-
eral vhair7nen OF big five brother-'
hoods, numbering about 500 men. also
have been cited 10 appear before tho
hoard in Chicago Wednesday. featured
roday'a strike developments here.
The attitude Of The union chiefs vas,
explained. following A conference OF
FOUR OF the big five" leaders today. in
a statement by Warren S. Stone. presi-
dent Of the Brotherhood ot Locomotive
Ensineers, In which the chiefs reiterats
their hopes that a solution acceptable to-
the employees may yet be found.
II was indicated that the statement
may be regarder as an outline OF the
stand the Ia Dor leaders will take when
thev appear with the executives OF tho
railroads before the labor board
The Statement D.
The Statement, follows:
With regard 10 the position or tho
employees OF the ra'iroads at this ume.
We can only say that their representa-
ttyes are patiently awaiting for any de-
yelopments that wculd appear to offer
(ConHnusd on Page Eight) =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
Death and ConAasration
Follow Kerosene Fire

Allentown. Pa. Oct 2S--Nrs. Gos,avs
Roth. .:yirs Just outside Of Egypt abou;
savsn MES froH, this city. th.s mo-n-
Ing po,i:e Kerosene on SOW nra As
n result see - dead. toEs,he- vita he-
husband. who went 20 her :escue. ard
40 h,brks Of c:a--se houses were burned
-, tho ground. rendering sixteen IA MI
ga homeless
0rfc.a!s Of Giant Portland Cement
COMPANY. BY whom tho heads OF ALI tho
families affected were employees. said
,h.re we're nin.ty-siN children living In
the houses that were destroyed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
MISSING CHICAGO BANKER IS
IDENTIFIED AS FLORIDA SUICIDE
Man of Mystery" Who Ended
Life With Bullet in Miami
Hotel, Is Warren C. Spur
geon.
geon.

Miami. Fa.. oct. 9Th. man ~
rvstery who committed suicide last
, Thursday N'rh; In local hotel was
identified tonight as Warren =. Spur
sron. missing Iresident of the Michigan
Trust company. OF chicago. hy w. F.
I Bennett, ~ Miami. former Eh''RSo
! broker. and intmate friend OF Spurgeon.
| Tn. body. identified AZ nrst as that os
! - IIeyden. ng New York CITY was
; .ound Friday morning, when employees
81, TO hote. forced m snNancs 20 the
room, a bullet wound n tho forehead
and revolver. containing one spent
rartr ,dse. supported tho theory "t sut-
, eide
! Sru-Eeon. apparently, had taken con-
.idsroh,e n-erau'fon - ohlircr7,is every
mark on his clothing witch might haNa
! lod 10 Identification. Ever parts of the
lining in AIs sho"s had been cut "u,. and
could not pc found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
RUN TRAINS ON
TEXAS |. & {. n.
Strike of Trainmen Fails 10
Tic Up International &
Great Northern.

houston. Tex. Oct. .3--Three traght
trains operated on the ln'croat!ona. y
Great Northern system today. Genera
,.auaGe~ l. -. Gotrrtn announced JN'S
follows f complete t.e-up q! frc.gnt
scrv!c. Saturday. by IN" strike OF A2-
p:ox!mate!y COO union tTa:Hmen over IN"
l.ne.
Irian officials have declare! a r,..rr
~ "h1uds ON" and w!!l not IN any way
interfere with tho serv.ce. they say.
Mr.. GnrcrtN. IN discussing tho partial
-eSumpt.on ct freight service. stRfod
that the crews were made w OF recruits
nd officials having previous experience
n train operation. No distinction -
he.nE nade between union and non
union mon, no sta tod. declaring that
sewers! applications for work had heen
received from union men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
BATTLE RACES
On OUTSKIRTS
Of THE CAPITAL
NEIGkIBORINC NATIONS
PREPARE INTERVENTION
Wires Between Vienna and
Hungary Have Been Cut
By Monarchists.

vtsunA, OCT c3.-Charlss, forrner
king Of hungary. entered BudApe5e
this evening, according to = report
tslsphonod hers from P-asuA This
10 not confirmed from other sources.
AL wires between visnna and
Hungary have been cut.
London. Oct. 23.-ReutsTs Vienna
correspondents repeats the rumorr
thAt Charles has airssdy sntsrod
Budapest. Rs adds that the whole
ogdsneery garrison LEFT that town
to ioin CharleA only ave hundred
Eerdarmss remaining behind. The
fcr1msr kings forces sro estimate
80 ts-ss divisions, whne Admiral
Horehy's are about equal in number.
RS1teTs budapest correspondent
ssys ie Is ssmt- ofnotany announced
that Admiral Rorthy this morning
visited the troops who had stopped
Colonel OsstsnburT's forces who
aro importing Charles, and inspect
ID the defensive and offensive pre-
partitions.
A Vienna despatch 70 tho Ex-
change TELEGRAPH company says that
Charles advance guard was ropnlsed
this morning BY Ho-thy's <roops In
The vicinity Of Budaor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
EX-EmDerOr Charles I'm Budapest
Waiting Attitude By The National Government

s.le-ed d,r~~ly involved n ~" ''n'r
r1tra, or. would be "ff::isN ohs"r' "rS
we're no. d,spo.nd 20 predicate. r"'N7'n-
staNI:ng ,aorn wAr" ind "st:"ls rca' q"
Gary decision -':Eht n" '"lc7"l ~ u"
com MISSION Cpoa the seCNnd deiHahH Ivy
cxlorstve rate IcdUc:loTs ref"T' ~. Lar
carried fn 'k0 petition Etd n ~hhi'
-, hardwnnd !Umb'r pr"d'c"rs ana
nanvfaCt'.-Hrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24

-u1I si.us,i, n s'rro 40 s:"'he CO
rai.u.a:i"n= prerar'I ""r H." Asrn-
r,~;!.u "- Eativny F""cu'i."s. .'i'ra'"d
;Hs, 80 fr"ICA. decrease r'ycn west.
o., sMirro-s would aka Il dlicereiirs %
~. r..n.. q l;.siel O. ava,'ah,e sN'p-
.,,.,. of vrca. i~.wcen producing CAS-
t-...'s and priwa:y marfet "en'ers.
VIA. rNc ;..;Ir- Course ~ mo inter
.,a," rnn,.9.r~o commission iowa! 4
rrs,xar rA'n r,d.ctiynA witch h~a Ccr.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
Rfnrm 8apOrtOd.

wa.hinEton. Oct. i7.--Tho center OF
tropics, storm approaching Yucatan
channel and continuing to move north
ward. was reported by the weather.
bu-enu In q bulletin warning issued At
1880 a.. m. today. Tho bureau said the
t,orp1 was attended by DANGEROUS gales
and winds Of hurricane force" and that
Il n-as dangerous for vessels In 1ucatRn
channel and southeast Gult OF Mexico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
THlDSANDS OF FRENCH TROOPS
PREVENT RED DEMONSTRATION

al they were returning from Porte MAI
ut. They rrproachcd him for having
failed TO put n an appearance M IN"
meeting place. and struck him repeat
edly. Pohco finally came to his rescue,
snd escorted him 20 = place OF SAFETY
The italian embassy also vas heavily
ruardod during the day. French courts
wer, kept IN session throughout ths
day. hut tho judges rad Iit,!s 70 DO.
as only six arrests were made. lnS
police Fay they have the situatcn anSo-
Iu,e,v under control. insofar as whole
s,,e demon stration 10 concerned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
Failed 30 Explode

Marse!lles. France. Oct 23.-A greh-
ade which failed to explode was thrown
among IN. police here today while e'-
forts were being made TO organize
procession for march on the Amer
can consulate :" protest against 'io
conviction for murder OF SScco and Ndn-
zett.
Tho grenade was thrown Immediately
after a -Vanzectt protest meeting.
Tho police prevented tho procession and
arrested SEVEN team persons during thA
dtIpmdAeA-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
IN ABEYANCE
FOR DECISION
BY j 8. BOARD
THREE-FOURTHS OF ALL
RAIL EMPLOYEES WORK
Brotherhood of Clerks, Freight
Handlers, Express and Sta
lion Employees Act.

Chicago. Oct. 90 The prCspeci!va
rail strike scheduled for October
80 vas limited 10 approximately
one.fourth o! the nations railroad
employees. when officials OF the
brotherhood Of Railway and Steam
ship Clerks. Freight Handler, En-
press and Station Employees. repre-
senting $4,000 men. voted tonight
not 10 authorize a walkout by their
members for the tine being
This action increased the num-
ber Of major rail unions which have
voted nor 10 strike now TO nine. and
the number OF railroad employees
bound by such action 10 about
three.four;hs Of the country'S total
or approximately 1000, 900.
The vote was ;aken in meeting z
which Ia stcd r.reral hours and in which
some Of The officials a. frst favored A
walkout. nc' ober so. in protest of re-
cent wage cuts. These officials finally
swung around to a mo strike now
pol!cy. bur the question Of quitting
work vii! he taken u? again after the
labor board renders decision Of The
rules and working conditions questions
ROW before =.
ToriEhts action by the clerks LEFT
the signal men and tel-gra piers the
Only men IN the eleven standard" rail-
unions which may Join tho conductors,
nremen. engineers. trainmen and switch
men In the strike they have called.
rslsgrsphars NAY Change.
Tho telegraphers tentatively have
aligned themselves with tho big hve
but officials OF this union said tonight
that the decision might be changed be-
fore the strike date arrives. The sigma
men have not yet voted.
Nhjls the official statement announc-
lrg the clerks actions said that every
think had been harmonious In the meet
Ing. individual officials declared the
agreement had been reached only after
vigorous debate.
TIE turning point in 'he debate came
when I, vas said the officials hAHounreo
ina ,hey. like tho leaders OF tho stand
nra" unions had not been able % per-
quad. ihe brothernoods and the switch
m~r - agree 10 support them through
OF, he proposed strike When II was
announced that the brotherhoois han
Informed the officials that Their men
w,uld return 20 work when their per
,cnal grievances hal been set "I. re-
CarGiess 81 III. action Of other stT;K-
Ing urinrs scntImen: swung 10 the no
st-,.s p;lrs. II Was said Ivy those preR-
or, a; nc meeting. The abatement an
,ounr,rs the clerks action WAS almost
,he ,sr-. word for word as tho ore yes
r.-dav from the federated shop "rafts
announcing that thotr mon would nov
re au,ho-izsd 20 strike u pointed nH'
,h,- ",ne present IL no; the time IN
trLn"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
HIGHER MARK IN
COAL PRODUCTION

Uashi7st0n. oct. n Ntum.r"u- eoa'
nruduotivl. rcarlol a ,eyol 81 9.f96.o0o
tons In tho weak ending October l6, tho
geological survey reported today. or
rnorn than 500, 900 tons above the mark
though sharp, does not bring prHduc-
ton up to ths war stimulated levels Of
sh~ na n AR R---AA\~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
spurreon Took Sy5o,ooo

Chicago Oct 23.---Warrrn g Spur
geon. rres!dsn, ot the now fefunct
Michigan Avenue Trust company. dis
q ppeared from chicago on July 2n. and a
day later 'he bank was closed by t'ate
examiners.
An AN; cf N" hooks disclosed tha'
,,,e .nst!tu,ion was lm~D,vert and IL VAS
charged ~ bank officials Sturgeon had
taken more than sb00.NHh In cash with
him when no disappeared HaDk eHn'1-
,urrs later estimated -" total .osS 10
,hs institution at $50 nr6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
STRIKE ORDER RECALLED

scra-.or. Pa. oct. 2S--Nn the evc Of
tts.-... convention o. miners called
fnr % :,..-.r-. - declaring general
\s,r.. s..,:nIesa tho Glen Alde: Coal com
jpsn~ HoUid imu1~d:ate'N Te"ren az !dle
Collects. officials OF the United Mine
V'mrkars announced la.e Last might that
49, s.riEe c-dsr has been recalled and
d -r.7~-s employed a. cc'lsrte' n all
Iccn n-oaat.s between FcCest CT and
Nicaragua Will remain az work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
cEow GOES IN TODAY

washington, OCT "a William +.
Crow who succeeds the la:r Senator
Knox ~ Pennsylvan'a. arrived here to
dayto he sworn IN tomorrow. Governor
snroul wiz witness the ceremony.