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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
NORFOLK & WESTERN TRAIN
BACKS|NTO OPEN SWITCH
LIST Of INJURED
IN WEIGH WRECK

E"Hvl..,I W. Va, May 2.--The injured
t-o:n "a" Norfolk and Western wreck a.
Wc!ch. wlo aro being cared Tor IN the
Weirh a".p.ta, this evening arc:
Mss E..z.,hcth Chambers. r"cahontaS.
Va chest crushed and internal injuries.
Mrs. ~. I. llutchtSon, We!rh. W Va.
co2tusionS OF entire body.
Julia Orja. 12-years-old, uava,r. ",
Va. rhr,' crushed. condition serious.
Garry Martin. cO!u-"d. Wi!"cc. ". Va.
Sh"u;i"r broken.
Susie Mu.rcll. Caprls. ". Va, broken
co;.ar bone.
Less Severely Hurt
Tho<o WHO were treated Ut ;hG nosr,'-
a. and went away ar:
Mrs. NJ. II. Lu"ls. WI!cor. ". Va.
Il. II. Powell. WilCoe. W. Va.
'harlcs l.. Weymon. Fhiladc!1hia. Pa.
Nose Lucas. N'.lcoc. W. Va
Joe Ju-ynIap. Carr. W. Va.
stove SarkaS. Cary. ". Va.
John HubShIk, Gary. W. Va.
Il. II. Farricr. Nrwpo-t. Va.
ReSS!n lIabbic. W:icoe W. Va
Mrs. Van Taylor, Williamson. u. Va.
I.ibcrh" TaSta. Wclch, W. Va.
Ccci! Taylor ago 10, Williamson W.
Va
ErrcS; Penn. G;nry. W. VI.
Marie Luiiar. Gary. W. Va.
Ton rulhrrtsor. coiored. Gary. ". Va.
j'al!ic Martin. INE"ton. W. Va.
Clarence Moore. Gary. ". Va.
Cu!man George. Gary, ". Va.
Nora In,dreSS, Gary, w. Va.
carrie Alexander. PagetoH. W. "a.
Matte Daniels. PaCeton. ". Va.
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|M|N|STERk|L[S
MASON co. YOUTH
CORONER INFORMED PREAcHEk
SHOT BOX RoBB1NG GARDENS.
HOLY ROLLER PASTOR IN POINT
PLEASANT JAIL ON MURDER
CHARGE.
SMOOTHING rS REVEALED WHERE
ANOTHER BoY IS FOUND
WOUNDED.

Point Pleasant. W. Va. Nay @.--i.' =
turning from r!.land. whcr" h" !nN">i:-
gated The death Of C!ayt"u 'krn, -. -
YEARS old. alleged to have h""' shot oE
E"v B"Idcn Callicoat. Holy is"ii"r
preacher. Coroner ]. VI. t;.d''y S;sll u.at
,hr tragedy apparently was thc on;roM"
uf petty thrftS OF which The minister
had lrra i victim. Young krcpps VAS
:. an Of g. W. Errrps farmer.
Call:coat has a larg" number Of I'd
hnrrntS among the mountain iolk ana
tl,y terlar" the: Intention net 10 dos = l.
nlm in his troub'". He + in tho Mason
count, jail here c!arE"d with murder.
Sheriff Lewis and Prosecuting Att'f-
ney Hogg are aiding the coroner III
prubiug the tragedy. OF which thr au''
thor!tcs knew nothing t!N last IAu:S-
,lav. though It occurred on the pr"ccdiE :
saturday.
E.lwood Ajax. fricni Of CLAYTON
kr"ppS. l-"eS"d hy relatives for an eN-
rlanatiou Of several wounds inflicted ny
grains OF shot, told how lie and tie
other boy lad been fired lt whilc n
rallicra,'s gardcm c. W. kreppS VAS
Informed Of the hoJ's story and IL" wen:
The minister was not At home. Search
;rg tn. premises, krcppS found th"
body Of mis- son, with the head almost
blown of.
Thur$.Iay thr first Information r." y
,rl ~. authorities Of Mason ""uni =,
S!,rit" Lewis wrn; 70 Upland. md h'
SAYS he found 'a!l:coat hiding in -"
home ur his fathrr-in-law. ]. l. Ray
burn. Lewis placed Ia" minister under
arrest lie says he had to us" force
Ca.!;coai. arr;t;Gr,d hrfor" Juit.c" 80
;hn palc" Wallace OF this city, WAS h"id
for ,"urt triad.
According t. Cnron,r fAdl"E. tA.'i'
coat does not deny haN!"" H"hc th'
sIuotinG. but says he hal h"n Sri.ri
ing from tn" drNr"1ationS al Harncn
and chicken thieves. He Is Z Years old
and has a wife and rlircc children.
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Distnterssted Observer

For the moment the \rr"Ei.;'r 2":G-r-
mont is alincSt Il disiatrrHS,"'l observer
II the separations negotiations Tn"
meeting In London o. the allies has
failed TO draw tn" UQitc,! states ..,tD
discussion officially. The dac,Si"n ~
give Germany moro time 10 ,'oi..,.'"r :IU
acceptance OF the allied proposition
meets with appr0NTt here Lcrausn
Washington has always lad = lingering
hope that moral SuaSion would i!Inur,,r"
Germany to accept and make physical
coercion unnecessary. While TIE ;tIii"S
are formulating the!r proposition. tho
government here - :nrr"l? h.dnc is
.:n,e hoping IN Snlu, way 70 h,. ii help
N SoIN lnS chs ;ang;c but Withholding
Il, --p.y to th. recent German 3roposa,
anti. u" ..lii-S indicate w:,n; k::ld Of
-sp,y th..? .,ant made. Tic american
:."vernnrn; declines 20 b.. II th" posi-
t'On o. adjudi"atin% ih" "outrnV"r>v
and mere! wishes (" r"ticIt lii: allied
viewpoint in amy ''uri' i'"r-rnmE2nit;t
'ion sent 10 Germany. The n"WS from:
Berlin that tn" government: th"r" WU'Il'.
make no move unit! Il reply ra'n" from
President HLrdiHS or Secretary Hrch"S
may haSt-n som" response frO!L tstS
20. erRmelt bur j. 'Vii b" ul:1G" "Ety
after full consultation w.tR ~" allies.
The determination ~ the allies |" g.
."ept tho yur,. II th+ rcpIrHti"nS COR
fuisSiOn a. - basis instead Oi The 'S-
.!r-s uf '.'e Slpr. u.,' cou0cirS experts -
'Sarded h"tc ~ q, top forward. i !n"N"
II cr,.corn.'r VII! iut.rra'ior.t' 'HT'.
r.. N~rS.,.il..> .r,.'" rro"ilri ;h..; -"
-. nar...u!. "n;i,". ..NS.,.'. .h"L:d ~ :h'
-,E,. pf :n.i"r r.. N'i' tnr I;,.,S ...I''
r.sn d.Sl ",.',i t.. -, ~ their owl rr"-
Srm i.,.ur:' r,,.,ff,, - .r.Ii ,N;.iTjrS-
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BLUEF|ELD
LAWYER KILLS BRIDE
OF ; DAYS; SUICIDES
Il J. Holland Elopos With Stsnograp pher.
Belived to Have Gone Insane.

Special ptspat tcl 20 Tn" 'lntelljgc ncrr.
Rlueticlu. w. Va. May Il. ]. liol-
land. one Of Rlu"tic;dS GcS, known ard
wealthy attorneys. kill,d his wife OF
three days and Suicidel IN hotel 1T
Lyn"hburE today. Three days ago hr.
Eul.and cluptd 10 NiChmond. Va, md
married his stenograph"r. Miss Ir'S
Sizer. and early today his bride wa;
found with her throat cut iN hallway
in tn. hotel where they wer" stopping.
Br.uking down the door ~ lis room,
Lynchburg police found Holland with
hi. threat cur AMI dead. This "nti-t
sertion - HStoundcd 4: HoihHd'$ ra-h
act and ran only attrihut" It TO sudden
insanity. Mrs. Holland WAS one o.
BlueheldS best known and h"St love
Young ladies and her marriage L" Nj
Holland was a SURPRISE N"(,.Nd Vas /
widowCr AMI leaves several children.
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CONFERENCE ATTEMPTS
TO IRON OUT TANGLE;
ADJOURN UNTIL II A. N.
SENATE REFUSES HOUSES CUT OF
MARSHALL COLLEGE APPRo-
PRIATIoN TO $4,000.
WEST LIBERTY NORMAL SCSooh
GRANTED TOTAL OF $4,000 foA
NEXT TWO YEARS.
FLORENCE cRITTENDoN Hondh -
ANNUAL ALLOWANCE Is In
CREASED TO $1,000.
LEADERS SAY ANTT-PRMARY BILL
HAS BEEN DEFINITELY PUT ON
THE SRELT.

Charleston. w. Va. May "th
hnuse and senate dcauIockcH "E"T cor
tain items OF the budget bill. h"th
branches adjourned lat" tonight untlI u
,,,.l,ck tomorrow morning. Will" ""l-
fcrrnres continued to wrrstl" win IN"
measure in an effort ~ iron on thu all
fnrcnccS The chief dI!I"!"nr" wa OVER
tho appropriation for M:.i@h:sH ""!l"i'"
1T Huntington. The h"u%" ~; the orig
inal allowance from $l@".0"D I" $ll"'o"V
and the senate refused :" concur.
The anti-priInary bll has been dell
nileiy shelved. leaders II both houses
asserted tonight. following IN" act'"h ni
tn, senate in having II .a!d on The table
this afternoon.
It is tho plan 20 Idi"ur:! i!!e "A'ra
session OF tn" l"ri.latur" possibly To-
morrow afternoon. ~ A. soon ~ me
budget bill IS agreeable 10 both houses
and passed.
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Benson Stands Pat on Ship
ping Board Decision -
Promises Protection to All
Who Help Keep Ships
Going.

N.Y York May @.-Th- HlsS"Su uIH
ut Srcrr;lry Hoover that 'hr r"n'3o'''
=. p-r- = w;.k. contract between steam
hir owners anil the unions "f engineers
, ~..,,,.,, and <.arucn y. submitted 70 ar
III. ration BY u commission IL thr'" ~ =.
,ni government ufi,r"r$, was rel"'t !
;,.r, tnr,gh, B.. tho Arn"rtr;,i, Sh"nlSil"
pv,,l associaJiur. Th" "Wt"ri ''''i
:. ,rouiG b.. ront-ar! t" h"r;0"S' 'NiS-
rurnt. principle and Nrac"d"rt
js.amsn Can Strike.
rin,a l"lphia. Pa, May :. ~','pi'S'.'-
..,I,., Of Seamen'S unions III th;| CIV
.od:,y ISSUED 4 cal! For u &tr'N" O. ~
;hr crewS On merchant vessels ~" AZ
,h.~ port. IN protest AGAINST rrHuctlon
7 wage
Benson Stands Pat
W. shinrt"n May 2.-Ann"InS'h" y
.,,p,.,v Of un compromise on me Qu'Ss'"h
-. :, T., u,r cent wage r''du"t"t n '"'
scitl.u.,r; UC tho routroI"rSN h"t""'
IN. shipping boa rd American Sh'p own
,.-e :rrd n.7inr workers. th.LrmAh Len
,op tonight ,,G"d u;.nu 'all loyal r'I'-
;.n~ 90 rally - the support ~ '"''r
tiaE.'
"F.,I, prntection.' r. said. bot. '7N
nj ,I;r- the controversy Is S"'''1u'
w;ll ;r given by the shipping h:'rd -
IL tho:>r who com. :" its assistance n
Ln..piug the ships N OPERATION.
Economic conditions fully justify he
nh rhr realj,,Stn,cnt ia WACO seats
and working conditious as made "ll',H-
-, w. tl,., board on May |, when IT,
nld agreements w:th tn men "ApI' i
an: ~. ":ratif: m; ic'"~S WITH "hH:'
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prnnosal Unacceptable

Washington, May Tine H'r"'i' -
cartons counter proposals '''' "',
crp:ubic a. 4 bass for oIS'uSS'"'' -
rotary HuGh". informed ~ "'''''a'
,.rr,,n foreign minister. in 4 note to
nj ight. I
,,c.,, secretary at the sanr- ;Tmc GrE'd
thc ,-.rnan government 10 make iur-
th.- nr,pos;,,: directly 10 the alI.cd
.o,o-nrrants lie also expressed again
t.ho r,rn,st desire II the American gov
,ru,n.nt for i prompt settlement oi
This yital question:
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HARR| 5 ASSUMES
WHOLE BURDEN OF
BERCDOLL RELEASE
Assumed Family Was HsSpSeeAols s13
would Be Humi1iatsd BY A1n'
tary Guard.

Washington, May ?.-Major General
Peter Harris. adjutant general OF inc
Hrrnv. told 2 house investigating COM
mite. today that he alone was respoh-
,;hir for the release under guard or
(;rove- Cleveland Bergdoll. convicted
draft dodger. 20 go out secretly ana hunt
for a pot Of buried gold IN the noun
tains OF West Virginia. 4
Rergdoll was permitted to start OF
the golden chase. but never returned
csrapins to Philadelphia. where no
stoned over on his way from Fort Jay
~. z. 70 the mountains. to Visit nls
mother. now awaiting sentence Tor con-
sp!racy to aid him in evadtng the dra1l'
II was on the plea OF Samuei 1. An,
sell. formerly acting adjutant genera
Of tbe army. General Harris testified.
that the prisoner was let out.
Former Brigadier General John IL
Shcrburne. Of Boston. counsel FOR the
committee and members. wanted 10
know why the expedition was surroun30
cd with such secrecy and
we're made to avoid publicity
eral said he assumed. at leas
prisoners family was -espe'
that he would be humiliate
travelling under military gual
The name OF John W. WEI
New Jersey. described as the
had placed Woodrow Wilson IN
ton at the Baltimore and St Lc
yentions. was brought into mo
as one Of Bergdolrs lawyers
.Previous to Beradon's escape. an
while the lawyers were preparing to 1p'
peal from the five-year sentence. Gen
nr.l Harris testified. 'Mr. Ansen told
me ,Le secretary OF war would remem-
her Mr.. westcott. as he had nominated
President Wilson,
was Mr.. Westcott to So the score
,.rv to determine what answer the
army would maker NJ Johnson asked
"IIc wanted the secretary to give IA
=, 50 hi. personal consideration
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Mohiliza Class Of 1918

T,,~... May @--(By N" A*SOr.at:u
l.rcssl- Minister Of war I.rt-n th:s
.,rrir., issued AN order calling ;hr "i''5a
nj 1879 ru tho c"l"rs, with the "Ac"P'
,i,n rf men VII" hLv' rived N The
n,;cpi and il Morocco and men h' long
in. t. the slu.l!ary services
Nuh;lizaiiun VII! be 'ar.cd out by
,,c,ns RI = letter s.It to ".i',i man.
Instruments uI dctaChEl' ats HAY" p"rN
formed. th"v will bC S"nt to";'Td the
rn,r,. -, s,Iri, 4 manner HS not TO IN
,ortcr. with regular Railway trail'c.
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TN0 DIVISIONS FRENCH ARMY
MOVING INTO RUHR DISTRICT
HARRISON SHERIFF
SHOOTS AT A CAT;
GETS MooEsKrHE1
n The Intelligencer.

Sp''ih' =" Hc tHt'.i'e
Clark ksburg. ". Va. May T. The
first shot fired by Sheriff Laco l..
Young since nc took office January
l produced unexpected results After
missing an old black cat in farm
hous" on Little Rock Camp creek.
near Olt.". he reported today, the
sheriff and his officers broke pad
lorkn,I rooms and found four moon
shine sliilS and n large quantity OF
m""nshinn whiskcy, hut no trace OF
A human being. On leaving. the cat
appeared and the sheriff took q pot
snri 1T it. Thrreupon Samuel Ma
rinr. formerly ~ Wendell. climbed
down from hidden plac" on rafters
and SURRENDERED himself to the or
liccrs. He was brought TO jail here.
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W,.. "EOQST1iE'S nAf" was big
success in every sense "f the word Yes
terday Was big day NJ the pr!N" Ii""o-
quarters and thousands oi woes "'E'
received to pr credited IL the cNthuS!aS-
tic members Nearly every on" 7'
sponded with lhlr "Ono HuhS'EiP''"N'
Several were r:orc fortunate ana 'uT"'"
In ,yru. The rCSpnnSC maH hlEh': "'"''0
ryiuE and :lS the result o. !"';''H'| :
activities IN" voting ..Sl I"m"F'"" VIII
rroscnt quite different appearances
The list vii, Nc; an"tr t""i.! =" ''''
-urc,. at the Drive EIoadQuA-'cr% VA u"-
:h(e 10 change tn" S.aNd'nE.; y! t.ih' '','
toLtS'& ISSUE. The "fi'"" VA open UNI.
N n'r'ocI5 10 rtroi, "Et htfS1rltS l'NS
.yherriutioDS oSr who diG not turn
=, = subscription called I" give thr'r ell
enlargement and 10 1r"in.S" lh'F n''
S,lntcl support from row on. lcSt'r""!
waS = h;t chilly, WASH II: l. w. I"
dandy d;y t"- the drive MEMBERS nov"
ever A. IL" crisp ".nd l"it f'r ht"
tic work There Will u" pt"n'' 90 "'h''
cood days fer ;hc workers between H'N
and the end ut tho Drive.
Rlggest Extra vote oHsr
All eyes arc rcntcrcd and a.! energy
hcut towards getting subscriptions :"
onnlv upon the lig extra vote "hlch
.nds Saturday night This Is positively
.hc very best inducrmen' that WI! Nc
mad, Tor subscriptions and is rs i"1-
lows: ,,
"l.5.nro EXTRA VOTES rh"%!t"s
,nnsr issued according u III" *rA"dN''l
WIII. nE GIN1:N FOR EACH AND
EVERY scn WORTH OF SEBSCRlP-
.rInSS TI'RNED ~ Up UNTIL SAT-
I-pnAY NIGHT, MAY Ith.
\ person may s"''ure. as many snec!a!
ballots for l"I,n0h EXTRA VOTES "A'h
AS their eucrcy permits. POSITIVE aSsur-
ance iS given that til" IS ahSo'Ut"tE ~"
very best eXtr1. ro'r ofG"r in Nv" l'r'E",
and tic winners o. the De ours W."
,b.,, llclv determine themselves:
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He,cn. ". Va. May "a wr,cS IN
which S.x pcr>un.l M: drath and thirty
others were injured. q nu!nbe~ scr!ouSiy.
occurred to-day on n" Tug FORK
Of n" Norfolk & Western r.U!T";.C.
Train No. $50. enrouts 10 We.rh. from
Gary. ". Va. ran through an open
switch within the city limits and crash
I'd into 1 string UF loaded Goa. cars.
Two OF the passenger coaches were a.
vro>t completely demolished. The sec
ord coach from the rear. both OF which
we're wood. covered the aS! ono, many
Of it's occupants being huri"G into the
air by the impact
THE DEAD.
MHs. PRED PEARSON, wuoot W.
Va.
GEoRaE ". RoBrNsoN, craftsman;
United States Coal and Coke Co., Gary,
W. Va
RICARDO ouNrApL address un-
known
An italian woman from Hsvaco, nm
LAWRENCE HAnR1s, coIdreI. Ha-
vac,o, W. Va.
ARrHuz HILL. colorsd. Superior,
". Va
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Mary Rulbosa, Gary, w. Va
Susie Nurreu, capels, W. Va
Mss Chambers, nurse, Pocahoutas,
virginia.
1Crs. J. ". Morton, wslch, W. va.
jim, Brown. colored, WNcoe, w. Va
Carrie Martin, colorsd, wnoos, W. Va.
MANY women and children. in an un-
thought Ue2l
until they were brought 10 the hospital
for treatment.
Immediately after the accident the
anbulances from Welch hurried TO the
scene and tho injured were rushed TO
Welch hospital No !, where they re-
cs!vsd immediate athantiou. 1t Was re-
porte1 thai several ,,cdies were under
;hn wreck. but when the wrrCkin% c.tr
arrived il failed to SuoStantiatc this.
Investigation Started.
Within a short time the Officials fr"ia
Biuefleld arrived on special train and
are Investigating the mltt"r Of how IN"
switch was left open and by whom. This
+ Ly far the most i"rlorab!n accident
that has ever happened in ;A!s section.
T. II. Powell. braken'"n On IN" train
,r..S riding in the rea- coach and tmme-
diately applied tho air. He then noti-
tind tho passengers. "hlCh WIS o"' -
few seconds before the collision. Powell
then Jumped from the platform, break
ing Ills leg and sustained serious in
iur,as 70 his arm. He IS now n III" hos
pitai and the extent of his Internal u
Iur;eS ar" not known.
The train was running Backwards on.
OF Tug Fork branch. with tho locomo-
tive behind. as Is customary on the
afternoon train.
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Paris. Ma: ".---Th" ministry q var
aid ,u,ixb,. with rrfcrcn"" - Hdvi"cs
,.l,,rr rf lh.. diSI..,".i OF infantry AND
.:,yriry from N.!"rrr INTO I'll" KHhr.
,I,t :i.r Lvyrru,n'ri had -: yet iN"ueo
any order for Sucl. m"N rn"nt 'ht" l!.e
'I;lihr region. tn" military authorities N
Nayru,... huur,cr. i Was adi""' may
ha,r j. .mcd il advisable 10 start lho
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Wash1ngtrn. May @--Ih" 'nirri''"
Was without OIL ~ aH'' '''''
1ol;,v from th. aiiIci meeting q, Lon
don. and ut the state department - w.
i,,d,,alrd that compl"t, silence on 'i.e
subiec, Of German rcparati"nS Wou!u pE
ma nin,;,ined until formal notincatnh "l
decisions reached by III" supreme r"""-
Gil had been r"reiNcd.
Amba sSadur GrddcS. Of Great or''t.h'
r,, lied at tie state d-partnlcni tUday' puI
/, WAS said rtlarAt.unS "'rc nos u':'
russed. At the sam" t!m' X was hl''u'
know1, that tn" Amer" all governments
has not been in cummunit..li"h VII"
IN, allied supreme c"un"tt or "!th ter
MANY inrcEpcrt (" IN" "oHir"F"rS!'
The position OF n" tuitrd States i
v,s emphasized. il JUS; What ~ wa
,.,Tnrc the allied council meg ana WIZ
T., until l. definite decision IS reachen III
/ .uuL,r Whatever Lour"r - 'h'"
.,d,.n,"l, il i, expected. VIII nc IN at
r.rJan... with tho hecE'rc1 position Oh
I'M. American gurc rumcnl that 'I'r>nah!
r..,.- the full cHtrut of her au!4ltS ou|
!, Eo,rt undu!y restricting her economic
r, ,.,;I".va I ion.
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Two Wooden Coaches AL
most Completely Demolish-
ed and Passengers Are
Trapped-Official Investii-
CATION is Being Made.

Spe"ia. Dispatch % In:rIuscucer. .
Eluct:,Id. ". Va. May "a :
persistent ruInr- = circulating
hero 10 The ,if.c: that an auto !
mnb:i. ,oaE-,, with m"D ard !
women. rushing :" 10 S"cnC Uc ,
;ac N"-frik * Western "ccck ,
i. Wr;rh. ruHE"G over :,r en- !
han&m"n;. ai.,;ng FOUR men and
tar" = um"r. Late Tonight this e.
report Gann"c be Ier,:.cd.
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B. { D. SHOPS
ARE RESUM|NG

Pitt>burg. May 2.--Orders posted at
the Glenwood Shops Of the baltimore
and Ohio Company. call for rcsump-
ton Of operations. here tomorrow on
20 rrr cent basis About AS men
will return 70 work. The shops closed
down March S.
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hv tho subscription votes "tGt ned "CF
ing the week. Work hard folks. an" IcI
in every subscription you rn"+''"y 'tn
while they are worth th"ir hiEh"H' No''
values II will take votes 10 VIZ the
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Continued on Page Fourteen)
r" WEATHER

West virginia-overcast Tuesday ana
wednesday; continued cold.
wssterp Pennsylvania and ONO
Overcast, continued cool Tuesday; Wed
n.sdAv fair With r4sing temperAture-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03

4snn men cInploy~L III shops OF the
,E.altlmrt' nd Ohio Railr"ad cont,
rnry returned u work S'"lay. The
shop suspended operations March f.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
Got Them Anywhere

4 person is not limited tn any certain.
section in which to get SuhS"rlpI;onS--'
work anywhere. OF course. II IS AWAY :
better TO get the nearby business mrs.
and then extend TO. the competitors t'r-
r:tody. The Intcll!E"n"cr - known Tar
and wide ard Is Sstklblc ;,nE"hHrrc win
in Il hundred miles of Wheeling. II -
SELF evident That th' workers NOW "!Ii
y, thc "JOY RIDERS" soon. Get EN-
.ris -. -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03

Members Are at 1t Hammer and Tongs'
to Get Business on Biggest Extra Vote Offer

BOOSTERS S DAY WAS ZIG SUCCESS AS NEARLY EVERY
MEMBER WAS HEARD FRoM-BIG ATTRACTION NOW Is
THE 125 600 EXTRA VOTE OFFER THAT ENDS SATUR
DAY NIGHTS SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE FAR MORE VALuA-
RTE NOW THAN AT ANY PERIOD OF DRIVE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
Mar Apreemeut

I.on,Inn Ma! 2--Ey IN' -NSa"S ~"
Press, Tho AlI!rd supreme eoun's! sA'
fo, Iuur hours this aIt"ru""I! and 'h'n
adjourned mi:l Ii o'clock t"n"fro"
,uuru.us. Premier lr:;nd sad the con-
ference had almost" reached an aeree-
nIclt. -,
After the CnntcTru'" ndI"urhcd' RE-
Inier Briand tclrph"n"d orders [" l.E's
that the class of 1919 Ht lnuDiIzco'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
Investigation Started.
Ons More NAY DIE.

Rlue.i"ld. w Va. May ".--Tratn NJ,
80 on the Tug Fork branch OF II" Nor
folk & Western railway hackeG through
AN open switch into \ string of loaded
coal cars nca~ Wclc!l at ":10 o'clock this
afternoon. killing six pa'sS"rEers and
injurins thirty others. Five "S tn" in
Iured ara in the Miners hospital a.
(Contnued on Page rourtesn)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
I'll z INTELLIGENCE Err

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-09
whv No. XIII the Fire Baos7

Elizabeth and her beau ran ten long
squares to see the fire in Massachu.
setts avenue Also. she stood around
watching it for more than an hour
with her feet Just killing" her.
She was sure this was one fire that
she was interested in So the next day
she read about it. As she finished
the s5ory she looked up and said !:
well. I can't say much for the board
of health of Indianapolis"
Father stopped drinking his coffee
long enough to ask: "What on earth
has the board of health got to do with
the fire?"
Elizabeth replied; THAT is the sec
ond big fire in the last two weeks and
l think that the board Of health
should be able to disinfect the lumber
yards and kill those fire bugs."-In.
dianapolis News.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-09
Hard 10 Understand.

Happiness is to be found in many
places. A few years ago a very rich
young man was a favorite in his clubs
and in his social circle. He married
a beautiful and accomplished girl.
Then lis fathers business went to
smash during the war Nothing was
left. The young couple moved TO a
small farm in New Jersey. He re-
signed from all of his clubs and they
have not been seen by friends for
three years until the other day He
was In town shopping. He met a
friend and said: Il am just learning
that life is worth while" His express.
sion showed that he meant it. His
friend went 10 the clubs that night
and ,Old the news. Il can't under
stand IT," he said. HE looks and is
happy. Why, his nails haven't been
manlcured for months New York
Correspondence indianapolis Star.