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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
SteubenViIIH Police "'
Searching for "Dy"
Officers With Warrants

Steubenville, O.. Dec. S.--Warrants
Rer the arrest OF r, y. Enfield and
Charles Blinn. local prohibition enforce
mont detectives. on charge OF larceny
OF jewelry valued 1T S125 from the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs Peter Bonitauoas OF
this city, were Issued from Justice W.
d. Downers court this afternoon and
the arrests Will follow. The men had
not been located tonight.
1t Is alleged that the detectives visit
ed the Bonltatibas home one dav last
week during the absence OF tho members
of the family TO make a search Tor
nuuor. and that they obtained entrance
by means OF skeleton key. The Jew
elry was missing after their visit. It Is
charged.
The accused officers. Il Is also alleged,
arrested Mrs. BonItatIbas on 4 warrant
made out for her husband. for possess
ing alcohol in violation OF the pCVhibi-
ton law, and after she had been fined
800 ana costs By Mayor Mccain at
New Alexandria. her husband was ar
rested on the same warrant and thrown
into Jail without hearing.
The commitment showed he had been
aned $3.50 and costs after hearing.
but investigation BY Judge Carl Smith.
showed he had had no trial and his re-
lease was ordered Immediately. Mayor
Mccain informed the court that II"
prisoner was never presented In bis
court for trial. and that the commit
ment was falsIhed.
Bonltatlbas and his wife announced
through their attorney today that they
would sue Mccain and the two deter-
ttyes and tlseir oondsmen for 10000
damages for false arrest and tmp"ison-
uent. "a
In addition. the case coupled with so
many complaints OF Irregularities In the
enforcement OF prohibition laws here
by detectives who get large "shco" Of
the fines and costs. will bring about an
official investigation and an effort to
keep such officers within the law them
aAlyaq
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
ATTACK HAYS GUARD SYSTEM.

Madison. Wis. Dec. S.-Govcrnor J.
!. I:!aIne in letter today TO VIII II.
BAYS. postmaster general attacked the
postal departments policy q! meeting
armed marines guards on mail trains
with instructions to shoot to Kill when
necessities OF the case require. The
Governor also asked that NJ. NJ. Hanson
r., Ei..rd who shot otto Lamhrccht OF
kauknvnu Wisconsin he returned 10
W Wisconsin for trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
PARkE DIVISION
NAMES OFFICERS
HIBERNIANS HEAR PLANS FOR w.
VA CLUB AT MONTREAL
CONVENTION.
County Board Next Week VIII Consider
Consolidation Of TWO Divisions.

The regular hi-monthiy meeting or
Parkc division 40. !. Ancient Order or
HihcrnianS. was held last evening ana
officers for the cnsuiCC yea" were e'cnt-
cd. The following were chosen TO MI
the various Offices:
PrCS!dcnt---IamcG ". lIrwlcy.
Vice prcsIdcnt-JamcS :. Burke.
Financial S""rettry-~F '. TlghN.
Recording sccretary--M. y. McIta".
TrcasurCr--J. W. k"mpl"
Sergcant-at-arms--T l.. Burke.
Scntincl-JamcS Welsh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
MARINE MAIL GUARD
SHOOTS At SUSPECTS

Charleston. s. c.. Dec. S.-Cnorflcial
reports reaching here today said ma
rtne guard on a mail car OF train No.
80. Atlantic Coast Line. near Savan
nah, Ga, shot at three white men who
were robbing an express car ahead.
Two of the men were said TO have
been badly wounded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
Chaplain---Rcv. Father Thomas Gar

Chaplain---Rcv. Father Thomas Gar
rcIt.
;h,. ,.ru.."y4 hal the privilege Of hear
ing an address given by State Secretary
Il. J. killecn. lie discussed the fornII-
zion OF the y. -. II. Montreal club OK
West Virginia. which will consist OF al!
members in this state who intend 10 at
tend the convention at Montreal. can
ada. next year. About zoo state mem
lrrS have s!gnihed their intentions OF
attending the Montreal convention.
The ohio county hoard Of the 4. q. il.
will hold its regular monthly meeting
~ The 81. Mary's school hall next Thurs
day evening. The matter OF consolt-
dating larkc division and Mullen d.
vision Of the local \. Q. H. will be up
for discussion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
bath "A, AND FOREIGN WAR
VETS MEET To PLAN FUNERAL

Boughner were named by President
Cnderdonx a committee TO secure an
appropriate floral piece for the Kleeh
funeral.
Sergeant Kleeh was in charge Of the
fourth section OF Battery e.. 314th
Field Artillery. when he was killed In
action. and the pallbearers will be Sc
lccted from the members OF his gun
crew who were with him when he was
killed. kleeh- Phillips Rhoades Post No.
S2I. Veterans of Foreign Wars, takes 4
part Of It's name in his honor. The
Veterans OF Foreign Wars burial ritual
Will be used a. the funeral.
FOR All 3l4th r. A. Men
Every veteran Of the 3l4th Field
Artillery will be urged to attend the
funeral of Sergeant Kleeh. regardless
OF membership in the 3i4th Field Artil-
Iery Veterans association. and all men
who served with the regiment are In
v!tcd to attend ton!ght's meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
WRECK INVESTIGATION.
Shows Combination Of Errors and om1s-
nons May Have Caused Disaster.

Philadelphia. Dec. S.---ImqU!rics into
the head-on collision OF two passenger
trains at Byrne Athyn last Monday has
resulted in the finding OF n combination
Of errors and omissions tending To have
caused the wreck Il was said today.
a possible additional victim was
added 70 the death list when 1t became
known that Il railroad worker who WAS
on the train has been missing since
tho accident occurred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09

Thou canst not see grass grow, how
sharp soccer thou be.
Yet that the grass has grown thou very
soon canst soc:
So, though thou canst not see thy WORK
now prospecting. know
The print OF every work time without
fail, will show.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
JOINT MEETING OF TWO EIILITARY
ORGANIZATIONS THIS
EVENING
Appropriate Burial Will Be Arranged
for Late Sergeant Charles
Kleeh

The call was issued last evening for Il
joint meeting OF the 3lith Field Arui-
lcrv Ncirrana' association and klech-
Phillips KhoaGcs Post NJ. S25. Veterans
Of Foreign Wars. to prcrdr" for the
funeral sc ~" lrtc Sergeant Charles
k'seh The lpecting will be held at S
o'clock sharp In the 3lith Ffcld Arttl-
'"r.. Nrtrrnus' association club rooms,
SECOND r"or Of the Intelligence build
InE. promptly at o'clock
The body If Sergeant klc"h Is due In
New NCrl. Saturday from France, where
tho Ea.;, Wheeling soldier wa - killed IN
the lighting IN front NJ N"ntfauCon
October -. 1918. j Is not yet known
definitely Just whom the body viii reach
Wheeling, but preparations made to-
night will be sufficient To enable these
two organizations TO pay full! military
nunnr' :" tn" dead soldier next week
"hcn his funeral is held here.
Floral Committee
AZ m informal meeting OF the Gl4th
Field Artillery Veterans association
last night Joseph l.. Roth and IIulsie w
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09

Mrs. Gaydog is seeking a divorce on
ekxIctly modern lines"
ans that so? What grounds"
''Incompatibillty OF political beliefs"
s-KAaRaS City Star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
FINE EVENT At
HOELzLE STUDIO
RECEPTION FOR MR.. AND MISS
DOES AND PhOF. DANIELS
PROVES MOST PLEASING
Informal Musical Program OF Unusual
Nature Is Thoroughly enjoyed.

Inviting IN his musical friends yes
,crday afternoon. rrof. lioc!Zlc. assisted
by Miss Corinrc F'redrirks, his accom-
panis.. held an informal reception ana
musical to introduC" To local mus'c
lovers. Mr. Harry L""s and his S!S'er'
Miss Birdie LUes of Chicago H!S". MT.
JACQUES Daniels. who has only recently
come from Warsaw. Poland. ana $ "n
ACCOMPLISHED pianist. and brother o
David Daniels Of tins city. After the
Introduction an informal uUS:ca! pro
gram was given by the artists.
Mr.. I.oes ard his sister. who ar"
evangeliStic singers with Ir. Hall, the
evangelist. gave one OF the most un-
usual recitals that has ever been heard
in Wheeling. Among tho many mum
bers that they sang was group OF
negro Spirituals. Using their own COM
positions and arrangements they sang
without accomplishments and more un-
usual interpretations would he most
difficult to imagine. Voices that blend
In harmonies that do not vary hairs
breadth In pitch and the addition or
many rurladcs and humminG effects
brought forth the true Negro Spirltuals.
After singing these numbers Mss '.oHs
sang Il most beautiful solo entitled THE
Ninety and Nine" \ wonderful Inter-
they responded with several NOR sd
cred duets.
The Daniels Brothers.
Mr.. David Daniels, violiniSt assisted
by Mr.. Mr. jacques Daniels ut the piano,
gave several numbers by nEoraN. Enn-
ger and Krcisler. Again that beautiful
teamwork was evident and they played
beautifully in the different numbers.
David grows tho artist more and NOR"
as time goes on and never has he played
MS well "a yesterday afternoon, aud n
tone was even and true with :. wealth "t
color. What consolation e. Mr.. Dan
ielS 70 have his brother here a. last
after an entire year In effort spent get
ting hi mthrouGh MI tho many pcrp!C\-
ing problems Of getting people out al
Russia and other foreign countries
Jacques i uu artist who Will be heard
much OF In the future and many kind
compliments were spoken 10 him Ivy the
music lovers in attendance at the re-
Ccptinn.
Mrs. Edward StIfel assisted by Miss
Edith Ehmundson. at the piano, sang
one Of the ariaS from the Morning Of
the Year. and this added to tn" n"auti'
full program that was given during m
/ afternoon. Prof. lI"cl2le Will give these
receptions and Informal musicals once
Il month and his studio Is well adapted
for affairs Of this type. a very inter
csting feature Of the afternoon was TIE
display of number OF beautiful! rh"t"
graphs that have been presented TO Mr.
, IIoelzle 10y different artist friends an'
conspicuous ar ing them was one JUS
received from New York city OF Mr.
! John Ereund. the owner OF MuSicn
America. the man who spoke here 50
many times during Music Week whicl
was given last season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
LIBERTY TIRE
CD, CHARTERED

Special DisptaCh TO The IntelligcnCcr.
Charleston. Dec. S.-''apitallzcd NJ
$4,000, the Liberty Tire company OF
Market street, Wheeling. was granted n
charter Of Incorporation today ny the
secretary oc state. Tho incQrp"ratorS
are l.. X. C'raCo. W. 5. Burt. II. NJ.
Allen, X. A. Haddad. G.. V Powell and
George u. IIerIey. all Of Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09

Ont of n popula tion Of 5000, 600, Aus
tral!a sent 100000 men TO war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
RICHMOND BOYS LOCATE
BODY OF A DROWNED MAN

The body of'sr L. NJ. Hoffman. Of New
port News, drowned sunday after
noon while trying To effect the res
cue of his nance. Miss Ada coffcy, OF
Norfolk. at Ocean Park. was discoV-
cred Monday evening by Pelham
Blackiord. .lr., and Baylor Biackford.
II and 10 ycars old. respectively. sons
Of Pelham EiaCkford, loli Floyd
Avenue. general agent for the Nir-
ginia Life Insurance Company
The two boys. in company with
Tony Crooncnheyhs, OF l.ynnhaNcn
were passing in II moiorboat near a
trcstlc over Lynnhavcn Inlet whch
their attention was attracted by an
ohject submerged foot below the
surface They notified the beach au-
thoritics. who removed the body TO
shore. pending arrival OF the coroner.
\ dual. tragedy was prevented by
Roy Il, Eastwood. OF Norfolk. VINO
went to the rescue of Miss Comcy as
she was disappearing for the third
time and saved her from similar
fate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
| HURT. 6 AUTOS SMASHED,
IN SERIES OF COLLISIONS

one person was injured and SIX au-
,omobilcs damaged in IL series OF col
iisions III the western part of tho
city yesterday.
While attempting to cross Eroad
at Fourth street. NJ A. Maranche. Sij
Eas, Marshall street. wae run down
by truck owned by smith Courtney
Company. lie was taken to Virginia
Hospital. where physicians report he
suffered I, broken collarbonc and pos
sihlc internal injuries Tho driver.
s. s. Thomas, colorcd, was arrested.
and bailcd for hearing in Police
Court this morning.
y ear driven by c. l.. Snow. 2al
Monument Avenue, collid"d with az
automobile parked Jn front OF "nd
West Grace street Both cars wcr,
damaged. Or. W. y. Shepherd was
The owner OF the parked ear.
While driving vest on Cary Street
Il. X Barnes. 1888 West Cary street
colidcd with ii car driven by !. Il
wiltshire. 3Gla Grove Avenue. IT the
intersection cf cary street and tho
boulevard The passengers ESCAPED
injury. hut both cars were damaged
Two trucks were damaged in IA col
,ision at Laurel Street and Grove
Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CT NERVOUS DISEASES
EFFECTED By SINGING
New Remedy Described Before
Academy of Sciences by
Professor Darsonval.
iBy United Ncws.I

fAiiS. July 5.--Rcmarkablc cures
"i advanced nervous diseases. If.
fectcd merely by inducing the patients
to sing, were described before the
Academy Of sciences today by Pro
fessor DarSonval
IN" new method Of treatment.
which was worked out by Professor
froiSsard OF the Scrbonnc, is con
tinucd usually FOR scycra, weeks.
after which the nerves oc the patient
are SAID TO become normal and '.ioN-
Gus health" il restored. "roissard's
novel theory IS declared 10 be par
tiru.arly applicable when the heart.
stomach, or respiratory ORGANS are
affected.
\ modified form of Christian Science
"htoscsScstI3n was also presented
TO the academy by Il pr cuuc. OF
Nancy. couc's patients were re-
CURED forty times a day to repeat
this formula:
From every vicwpot". Am getting
better"
one old peasant woman who had
been paralyzcd. was able to walk
bone after lc had taken the "srG-
Gcstive" treatment. the Nancy physi-
c.au declared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
HARDING DISCUSSES
NEXT PEACE MOVE
In Conference With Hughes as
TO Necessity Of Formal
Proclamation.
ANNOUNCEMENT WITHHELD
President Is Expected to Seek
Advice of Attorney General
Before Reaching Decision.
LNy Assoclat.I rress

WASHINGTON, July Secretary
Hughes conferred late today with
President Harding upon the lattcr's
return from Haritan. Y J.. where hc
has spent the week end but no an
npuuc"mcnt Was made CONCERNING. the
subject Of discussion 1t j. under
stood. however that tn" question OF
issuing d proclamation suppIcincn,ing
tn" ccnrrcss sipual resolution ondin.
tho state "f war with Gcrmany and
Austria was cons ldcrcd.
Thc-" were Indications thai. pc
fore a decision Is reached in ih. mat;
ter. the Attorney -Gcncral may hc
asked Tor an opinion az TO whether
II Is necessary TO issue such a procla-
nation To protect the government
against any claims arising out Of the
q ar or.to terminate wartime lcgisla
ton.
state Department and other admin
is'ration officers were examining war
leg station. dccr"cs and wartime
agreements today with the ot ice, II
determining the adviSabiiity Of such
supplementary by proclamation OF
the congressional resolution ending
the state of war with Germany and
Austria which was signed Saiurday.
ny President Harding
without assuming To indicate what
course the Prcs dent might take. some
officials believe that proclamation
Is not essential, although as II saf.-
guard and as vehicle OF policy Il,
might bc advisable
Officials continued reluctant To dis
cuss the direct effect of tho resolution
or OF the steps that would he taken
towards restoration OF diplomatic
relations with Germany The with
drawal OF the troops from the Rhin"
was pointed to as a question for the
President TO consider
II Was pointed out. however that
congress clearly indidajcd IN the
peace resolution its intention TO rc-
serve TO the United states all riSh'
guaranteed either in The ar,nisticc
nprcrmcnt or in the treaty az Yer
saillcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06

.o.noO Thrown On, oi WORK.


MENiCo CITY. July WITH the
closing down Of numbers OF oil wells
in tho rampico district. throwing at
least 10000 mon out of work. the sit
uatiou is rapidly becoming critical
Ncwspap pcrs in the capital report
that five United states warShips have
arrived OFF Tampico. tut this report
has not been confirmed from ofhcia ]
sources. II * known, however, that
the American Navy Department has
ordered two cunhoats To Mexico 10
protect American Interests in the oil
nclds.
The oil men claim that cconum!c e
conditions are forcing them Ia close
their plants. and that the Increased
oil taxes to which they have been
subjected viii put them out OF lusi-
ness until they can get some relief
from the government.
on the other hand. there are many
reports current that the oil men are
merely closing Tor the purpose Of
further embarrassing President Obrc-
Gon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
WIFE, LOST IS YEARS
AGON RLSC0OUAKE,
REUNITED TO HUSBAND
Husband Gets Divorce After
Many Months Search-Re-
married in Florida.
(By Associated Press. ]

MIAMI. FLA. July 5.-charlcs ].
Mcnnc and his former WIFE Ella
Mcnncs. today were reunited after
scparat ton since the great san Fran
cisco earthquake az 1905. When the
quake th;.t wrought ruin and death
visited that city, their home, like
many others. WAS wrecked ami
burned. husband and wife and chill
drcn wcr" parted.
Menuc gave up the search for his
wifi" after many months and finally
obtained a divorce. Later he came
- Miami To seek his fortune anew
Recently be learned that his wife was
LIVING III California. lie wrote to her
and asked her To come 10 him. She
arrived yesterday; they were rcmar-
ricd today in the presence Of their
granddaughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
FIGHT DUEL OVER BILL.
ONE DEAD. OTHER DYING
lEy Associated Press. !

ATLANTA. Ga. July 5.S-A. j. Ran-
croft. 30, is dead. ana W. w. Fcnlcy.
-. Is dying as the result of a pistol
due! on the front porch OF the Fen
ley home here today. Mrs FcnlcN
wife OF The aged man. who witnessed
'hc shooting. collapsed later and was
removed 10 The home OF u friend near
by FOR nrSt-aid treatment.
According to viii Murdoch a
EciEhbor. who was on the porch with
the Fcnicys at the time. bancroft APP
rr""chcd the house to discuss the
payment OF a bill owed by Fcnley. and
The shooting began as he entered the
Ncrahda. Both men cmptlcd their
ri.to!s, he said. and then Bancroft
cut Fcn!cy several times with Il knife
The Wounded man was rushed To Il
hospital, where II MAS stated there
was ltilc hope for his recovery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
GIRL TEACHER KILLED
BY RAIDERS IN IRELAND

BELFAST. July 5.--WhiIc shielding
her brother from an attack. near
Newry. u girl school teacher named
McAnuff. WAS shot dead. says a mes
sage received today from Ncwry. The
attack was carried out by a band of
armed men.
Miss McAnuff was n native Of Coun-
~ Down an! head teacher OF Il school
at Bradford. from which she had only
returned few days ago to visit
her home. The. raiders called at the
house and asked her brother 20 sign
an undertaking not to participate in
any ambushcs or murders. He signed
the paper. and she also offered TO sign
but was told that 1t was needless. \
few moments later shots rang out
and she fell dead.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
POLITICAL CRISIS
FACED BY BRAND
Failure of Banque Industrielle
Launches New Troubles for
French Premier.
BLOW TO NATIONS PRESTIGE
Lively Tilt Coming Today When
Explanations Before Senate
Committees Are Due.
-, Hudson IinnIc,.

United News S;ar Correspondent
fARlS. July 5.-F'rom the crash of
IN" Banuuc luduStriclic die Ia Chine
may arise. not Il financial crisis. but
political crisis that may sweep
Premier BRAND and his Cabinet out
Of office. The situation may be
cleared OF dynamite by the exp.ana
tions TO he made by the Ministry OF
nance hut, recalling that tho
Cl"mcnccau and Ca,l.,uN Cabinets
ciai controversies. political wiscncrcs
are full Of forcbodinc
BRAND has at least won the as
sent of the chamber to Adjournment
Of the questioning by Deputy Outrcy
on the Banquc Industricilc's failure
until Thursday or Friday. But i'm the
meantime the Premier must give Ger
tam explanations to the Scna tc's
foreign affairs ana financial com
mitte"S tomorrow-aud formcr prcsi-
drht Poincarc is due TO preside over
these sessions. There should be soms
lively fitting as consequence.
tremendous Blow TO French Prestige
The failure Of the Banquc Indus
- '''t VIZ 'd 'snlne Is cons tuSrCd /.
tremendous blow at the cconomi,
prestige OF France in the Orient. II
not only concerns this one banl<int
institution. hut the French Bank oI
Cochin China. as wcil And in this
latter hank the present Minister ol
Finance. NJ Doumcr. has long beer
Interested.
The press openly charges tina
l.ourhcur cndcavorcd 10 save Oh,
Banpuc lndustricllc. with tho activ,
support Of NJ. Bcrihclot. but tha
''"imcr "prcirrrcd to lei events tan.
their course. saying that h. acte,
IN tho advic" of thr Chinese legation
ON the other hand. Lauticr. writ
'nG In the EI"mn. Librc. Cicmcn
,"au'S old paper. declares that tiu
tnines" legation hatly denies ia,
ny approached b"umcr.
itriand's One thnnrr
II BRAND believes that the wnrs
is coming. he still has chance l.
save his own neck by diSmissin;
poumcr and reforming the cabinet
iint the chamber is nervous an
touchy, easily cNcitabic-and any
ching may happen.
Premier Hrinnd is also cmiarrassy,
tContiiIurd on Page =, Col. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-06
UNION HEADS REFER
WAGE SLASH TOMEN
FOR VOTE BY SEPT. |.
General Chairman will Not
Take Responsibility of Ac-
cepting Reduction in Pay.
TO MEET OWNERS IN EFFORT
TO SETTLE BY MEDIATION
Wishes Of Men as Expressed by
Ballot Shall Determine Status
Of Matter.

CHICAGO July -un.,,,,u,iIi,,
for accepting wage rcdur,t.r. ma,
went into cacc, ON AN railroads .Iuly
| cannot he accepted h, ,bc p.ucra,
.hairmcn representing Tho Ero,ncr.
hood "f locomotive Engineers. Broth
crhood of locomotive tircmen and
EnSincmcm, order OF Railway Couduc-
tors, brotherhood Of Railroad Train
men and the Switchmcn's Union os
North America. thc chairmcn SO voted
today.
The chairmcn adopted resolutions
declaring that not later than S.ptcm-
Der TIA" matter should be referred
To the membership through the va
rious general committees for accept :
ancc or rejection" They also author
.zcd their chief executives to make
arrangements. II possible. 10 mcc, a
committee OF railway executives. to
be eci.cted to moc; Il subcommittee
and. II possible. adjust all matters IN
controversy"
Tho membership "f sixteen railroad
tabor organizations. Including the big
four brothcrhouds. viii decide through
IT referendum vote By September !
whether 10 accept or reject the -
por cent wage reduction that went
into effect on railroads throughout
tho country July |. IL was decided to-
night by the chief executives and
500 general chairmcu Of the or
rauiz,tions
.rn ,t,t,. x.cu,i,o ,,,5 o,,i,
- :;
! 't''c" III '"' ''o' ~ go -
is"'e 'he rtPrcSth' L" 'iHeS "' '"c TAI
way corporations on RECORD az 'e
whether or not they VIII request iur-
thcr d"crcase in rates or compcnsa
| ton the abolition OF schedule rules
NJ r,ru,,,ious or tho elimination %.
,i 1 o-bais ,i,,c.
.r ,,, ~ ,h.
,t,,a1 >, ~.
nm " ir,,.r,r.., and