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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
OBITUARY
AGED VETERAN DIES
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Robert II. Ainsworth. oldest Employee
OF Original la Belle Iron WORKS.
Dies Suddsaly.

Thursday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
a; the late home. "722 Eon street.
Robert NJ. A.nswNrth. aged So years,
iiad very suddenly. having been sp-
rarsntly In n.s usual good health up 70
the very time o. death.
Mr.. Ainsworth. who vas born az Har-
NOR. OhIo now West Marietta. spent
practically his entire earlier life In
,hls vicinity. Thirty years ago he went
20 Ashland. ny. returning TO this city
Atou. year age. He was s;aunch
Methodist mcrrher % tho G. A. r
and no oldest employee OF the original
IA Esi,s Iycn wcrfs In this city. He
MAS very we'll known In this section
and numbered MIS- warm friends by tho
scora Nr. AinSworth was always very
sc,.ve IN O. A. r. circles and his death
v', r. sadly regretted ey his fe~ re
naming cd comrades.
Surviving him are his daughter. Miss
SvS'rS A.nSNorth. ~ Wheeling: sons
Frank A.. also ct this cry. and James A.
=. Wet'S,''e. q. Mr.. Ainsworth was
member OF one OF the oldest pioneer
families IN no state OF Ohio, and
member Of family prominent In this
Ssc'ton OF the country.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Plot Originated In o. o.

Clsre.aHd. Oct. cA.--The bombing o:
the home Of Ambassador Hcrrick In
Paris Is part Of R we'll laid plot OF tho
same group that bombed homes OF
prominent orleans n 1919. accord
Ing Ia records on hie with the Loyal
American League. T. +. Noble. head OF
tho Organization here announced today,
we have Information that American
representatives abroad arc to be ter
rUr;1ed and II necessary. some Amer!-
ran Ambassador may he killed" NcbFa
said
This II 70 be done as protest over
tho conviction and proposed execution
~ sarcc and Van3ett.
1T Was this Same group that plan
rcd and executed the bombing Of eight
homer NJ American officials throughout
tho country Juno .. 1919.
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MERTON WILL live,
HOSPITAL REPORTS

Steve Merton. a coal miner OF Union
town. Ohio who was struck over tho
head with n shot gun while hunting IN
the woods near Cni"ntown Wednesday,
afternoon, VIII rccOr"". according to
Martins Ferry hospital authorities
belmont county authorities are invcS-
tiEat!ng the affair. Merton and another
fellow were hunting rabbits Wednes-
day. In some manner unknown aS yet
TO the authorities, Merton Sustained in
iurrs about the head that arr believed
10 have been received from being struck
on the head with gun.
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MRS. ALEX DEFIBAUCH
DIED LAST EVENING
We'll Known Island Lady suoeumbs to
Brief Illness Of Pneumonia

Mrs. Ellen DefihauSh. aged - years.
we'll known resident OF Martins Ferry.
passed. away last evening at tho family
residence. No. AZ North seventh street,
Martins Ferry. following six day III
ness OF pneumonia.
Tho deceased was born In this city
and WAS q member OF tho Island Spirit
ualistlc church. she Is survived by her
husband. Alex pefibuugh. ono daugh-
ter. Mrs. Harry Briggs. OF TEtonvi!le:
on son. Roland. at home: one sister.
Mrs. Irene Coas. OF this city. and ono
Brother. Charles H!ll. OF Martins Ferry.
Funeral services will probably be
held Sunday afternoon from the place
90 death. R"v. William Way. pastor OF
the Island SpiritUaiist church. will Off
c!ate and !ntermcnt VIII be in Rivervie~
cemetery.
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MOTHER OF BENWOOD
TEACHER IS DEAD

At 1870 o'clock last night at tho
fs>nily homo ~ 40 Marshall street oc-
Cured the death OF Mrs. Houseman,
mother OF Miss Mary Housoman. who 10
q school teacher at the Center Benwood
school. The news CT the death OF Mrs
Houscman will DO received with general
regret :or she IS we'll known having q
largo host OF friends and relatives. Fun
eral ARRANGEMENTS have not been COM
pIetcd hut vii, likely be held Monday
afternoon from the family residence
with irtcrmcut at Greenwood cemetery.
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COMMUNIST PLOTS
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and the police Say they have abandoned
tho theory OF a plot and believe that
the sending 81 the bomb was tho &C; OF
en- individual cnmmurlS..
Tho police have discovered the dis
tri"t pO-tofT:co where the package was
mailed. but th-y have been unable TO
and a"y trace Of tho sender. The post
office Is located in tho workmen's
quarter.
In the meantime. Ambassador Her
rick recci""d f1rty-Si1 more letters OF
protest fIr'rg he day, eliminating
with tho arrival late In tho afternoon Of
anothe. lettsr. threatening the lives Of
American officials in France.
Widespread Plot.
Tho Americans do not accept the
.heory OF tho police. They believe tina.
widespread plot actually exists to do
serious harm 20 Americans. Tho latest
letter 10 the Ambassador is signed by
tho Communist Socialist and Young
Communist organizations OF Chhions-
Sur-Mnrne and is stamped with the Of
acial seul pf these bodies.
Tomorrow friday Is the day gen
orally set for carrying out the threats
and demonstrations. and the French po-
lice are taking every precaution to pre-
vent gatherings % any kind near Tie
buildings occupied ~ Americans.
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little chap whose pleasing manners and
winning personality endeared him -
all with whom no became associated.
He Was the only child.
Funeral services Will be held this
afternoon a. $40 o'clock. privately, Mt
the home. with Rev. S. h. Strauss Of
Zion Lutheran church. IN charge. In
terment will DO maLe IN Greenwood
cemetery.
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Y,oinncA CsondamnAd.

Boston. Oct. 2o--Fred IT, Moore, coun-
sel for S!ccolai Shcco and Bartolomeo
Eanzetu. convicted 81 murder. In n
statement 'oniEht depiore1 the sending
ot n borth 70 Ambassador Herrick IN
Paris. supposedly by sympathiEers OF
the condemned men.
IT d.pr"ylate and condemn the Faris
affair" he said. Il cannot conceive how
any intelligent and sane Hers"n SIN
cercly Interested in obtaining ultimate
Justice for these two mon could hOpe
that this sort OF thing could benefit
them. THO presumption therefore Is
that e was tho act Of eithor Of an
enemy or any insane person.
There Is evidently a mistaken Idea
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GENERAL PERSHING
GIVEN AN OVATION

Chorbourg. France. Oct. 2a.-General
John J. Fershing received popular
welcome on his arrival here this eve
ming from Paris. A colonial reEiment
made up partly Of colorcd troops
formed the guard OF honor. Tea was
served a, tho prefecture. but thero wers
no speeches. General P"rshing having re
Qucsied that they be dispensed with.
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SHOOTING VICTIM
CAN'T RECOVER

At an early hour this morning Martins
Ferry hospital authorities reported that
Frank Mart. Martins Ferry Italian who
Was shvt In the mysterious battle on tho
Aetnavii." hr!dG" Wednesday morning,
had shown no signs OF Improvement and
hat his condition was critical. Little
iopes for his recovery are entertained.
Sam Di Bella. who was shot through
ne hand and who was partner IN bus
mess with Mari. has boon removed
from the hospital to the Belmont county
,RIl at ST. riairsv!'le pending a invest!-
ration Into The ,nyster.nua affair.
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KING GEORGE THANKED,

Indianapolis. Ind. Oct. 29.--Nat!onal
Commander John g. Emery today OK
pressed IT, King George the apprecia-
ton OF the American Legion FOR COM
mandIng tho bestowal OF the Victoria
Cross on the unknown American soldier
whose body was brought from France
for intermcnt at Arlington National
cemetery on -Armistlco day. Commander
Emery cablcd his message for delivery
to Oscar VI. So!hert. head Of the Ameri-
can Legion II tho British Islands.
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Chambers and Burgraff
Again to Go on Trial

Williamson. ". Va. Oct. 7o.-Reece
Chambers and Fred Burgraff were to 80
on trial IN circuit court here tomorrow
for the second time on tho charge Of
having been implicated In the death of
W. J. Ferguson. one OF seven Baldwin
Fc!ts detectives killed in the Matewn n
battle OF May. 1920. Tho defendan ts
were tried on tho charge IN September
before 4 jury collected from Pocahon-
tas venirc. but the jury failed to agree
and was discharged by Judge Robert
=. Bailey. September 20. a Monroe
county ver!re has been called for this
trial II was said. and It was indicated
thu: tho panel would DO selected swiftly
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
oAx1 J. XspasR. Y1oU.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
1r1vAts Chapel l3oe cAapltas szsse
Call Phoas 1017
DIED

SESEKEron Thursday October 30,
1921. at $50 O'Clock p. m, WILLIAM
JOHN, infant son OF William and
Charlotte Henry Beneke. aged s years,
S months and IL days.
Funeral services private at the resi-
deace OF his parents. No. 2325 Chap
limo street. Friday. October 81. 1871.
At 3:ao o'clock ,. m Interment Green
wood cemetery.
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BROTHERHOOD MEETS

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Zion Lutheran Brotherhood was held
last evening At tho Zion Lutheran
church, at which tim" 4 nurNN"r OF IN
portant matters were discussed.
Following the d!spon!ng OF number
Of important matters work In mapping
out details 70: an sr'Hr'ainmcn, 10 he
held In the near future we're discussed.
Luncheon WAS also scrrel following the
meeting.
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VT. v, MEET TONIGHT

Tho regular u"ct!ng OF the Kleeh-
phiIllps- Rho:dcs lost No. S25 Veterans
OF Foreign N.rs. VIII 70 held at 7:3o
O'Clock this evening III the X. OF =. hail
OH Market street. above Rutters pool
room. Candidates whose applications fnr
membership haze been accepted are
urged To report for their obligation at
this time,
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YOUNG BOY SUCCUMBS
TO SCARLET fever
william, Six Year Ola Son OF ". J
BSnaks, Died Last 1vsntaE FOL
lowing short NlnsGR

William John Beneke. Ir.. AGED ak
years six months and eleven days. son
oc William j.. Sr.. and Charlotte Henry
Reneke. died at the family home. 23cs
Chapl!ne street. Thursday evening at
$50 O'Clock. following an illness or one
week and ono day Of scarlet foyer.
Tho dean OF thtS lIttle lad Is sad
hlow. nor only 10 his parents and other
relatives bus 20 tho many friends or
tho family. Ills father Is paying teller
AZ IN. Dollar Savings & Trust Co. and
tho symrathy OF scores OF friends 90
cut 70 him in MS timo OF trouble. Little
william vas bright Lad and sunny
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Tape 1itss.

This afternoon at o'clock. at the
late home. 1892 wetzel street. funeral
services will be conducted over the re.
mains of the late John Tape. who died
Mt Ohio Valley General hospital on
Tuesday morning. at the sEs OF 20
years. Internent will DO made in Mt.
Zion cemetery.
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1GsAsr OhSSQuiSA

Saturday afternoon a. 3 o'clock at tho
late home, 1909 Jacob street. funeral
services will be conducted over the
body Of tho late Walter Bacher. who
died very suddenly at Cumberland. Md.
Wednesday. Rev. J. T. Hess. OF Chap
line street 81. F. church. will have
charge Of tho services. and interment
will DO mado In Nt. Zion cemetery.
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SUIT WITH JURY

The suit OF Mabel Merritt W. the
Postum, Cereal company. OF Battle
Creek. Mich. an action for $4,000 re-
sulting from the s!rl being struck and
injured by an advertising automobile
owned by the defendant won't to tho
jury IN circuit court late yesterday.
No verdict had been agreed upon at
$50 o'clock and Judrs r. N. Addlcman
ordered tho Jury tn return 20 court this
morning.
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Word was received here hy relat!vcs.
Of the death OF 4 former resident, Mrs.
John Robinson. AGED 70. at Falrm"n,.
Deceased formerly lived IN Wheeling
with her family. leaving upon the death
Of her husband. IN 1919. for Fairrnont 20
live with her aon. Tho body will be
brought 70 Bellaire for intcrm"nt to-
day.
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Thursday afternoon At 2 o'clock A'ths
homo Of her daughter. Mrs. Samuel
Tomlinson. 27cS Chapline street. funsrsl
services were held for tho latn Mrs. III
81. Bradea. aged so. who died TUESDAY
morning. Rev. ". II. Fields. OF First
Christian church. oric!ated and inter-
rent was made In Mount Zion cems-
tory.
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Dorsey Service.

Funeral services for tho late Mrs.
Thomas Dorsey, who died Wednesday
morning At tho late home. 2I05 Chap
line street. ut tho aged OF so years. will
DO held at tho home Saturday morning
a. $50 o'clock. with requiem high mass
following At 9 o'clock at s.. Alphonsus
Catholic church. lntcrment will be made
In Nj. Calvary cemetery.
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Mrs. Howard Rc!hl. 81 2a33 jacob
street. underwent an operation late Wed
nesday night for appendicitis at tho
Ohio Valley General hospital. Her con.
dition last night vas reported 20 he sat
isfarrory. MIR Bcihl ia a sister of city
detective George BuchURld and United
Sta y p,arShal-els 10 Us Buchwald.
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in Europe that American ""Hr:" nae
failed 10 render justice /" SAGE" ana
Nanz"tN and that ;h"!: lives must ~
forfeited. Motions for ne" TRIAL ana
al appeal are peDding.'
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WANT GAME

Tho Moundsy!llc Independents wish
20 arrange a game for next Sunday aft
ernon with any l40-pound team In the
Ohio Valley. Call Moundsrli.e S56-R
and ask for Hooker.
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MonsiEnor Synott-

baltimore Md. Oct. 2h.-Monsignor
John Synot. president OF st. Johns
Preparatory seminary. Hartford. Conn.
died suddenly at St Charles college,. at
Ca,onsv,n.. a suburb to:ay. Hs was 81
years old
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Enthusiastically. on Thursday. October
2oth, 1891. at : o'clock =. m. at his
residence. t0i South Penn street
THEODORE W. FINK.
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RACHER-suddsnly. on wedne,d

tober 19th. 1871. ut s O'Clock a. m. at
Cumberland Nd. WALTER BACHER
Funeral services from tho residence
1909 Jacob street. Saturday afternoon
a. 3 O'Clock. Friends respectfully In
rt,sd. Interment Mt. Zion cemetery.
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ro1 HAIA

FOR sAI.E-Tvo Registered Guernsey
bulls. orc to TWO years old. Edward
E,cho,S T. D. 4. Elm Grove. Phone
Woud>dale me. Ring -. oc.co-i
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LOST AND POUND

LOsT-A Fitch fur neckpiece. wednes-
day morning. between SIS South Front
s.-a-, and TweEty-second and Main
streets. travelling on Market and Chap
Inc streets. Call 23sa. or return to 21t2
Main street Reward. oc.21-l
IOST--Psir OF glasses. between Twenty
sixth and Twenty-ninth streets on
For: reward. Return 20 c60l EoR oc,19-i
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DRASTIC STEP
(Conttnusd From Page onsD

railroad tic-up az this time to INSURE
passage OF any measure deencd mecca
sary by the administration.
Incidentally. the original ant:-stTiHe
clause imposed heavy penalties on ear
r!crs and their executives for entering
Into combinations between thehSeiVc"
TO produce lock-outs or strikes fr"ha-
bly, this time an amendment would no
drafted which would simply make u
unlawful for carriers or en7!"E"S 10
enter into any combination between
themselves to violate tho decisionS or
tho railroad labor board There would
he no reference presumably to strikes
or lock-outs.
May Include Mining.
TIE passage OF such law arccts
organized lnl,or as n whole. lt the
experiment succeeded in handing pubic
utilities, there might be III tho future
an effort 10 make K cover other com
modit!e, Ike coal mining. When tho
original anti-strIhe clause was passed
by the senate. It was provided That
nothing In the &C: should he construct
as preventing any Individual from quilt
tinK his Job. What was aimed at VAS
combinations or Two or more persons
Jobs. Similarly. there are combinations
OF indy Iduals IN managrw"n: VIII" use
coercive measures to ConlLel mon III
associated lines OF business I" pur:u"
courses OF action which provoke strikes
The administration ~ concerned foT
tho moment only with the railway f'tu-
alton. It Is trying through the Hh"r
board to establish peace between tho
nd halr
ing IN that. a law with peNer ptna!t'rS
against those who would interrupt rail-
way transportation Is bound 10 he pro-
posed. VIII railroad LABOR accept the
lesser disadvantage-orr RON the r!sk OF
he.ng prevented altogether from using
the strike weapon Official Washing
ton has confidence that tho mediation
vf tho railway labor board will be fn.r
and even handed. and that wntn It's pro-
pokalS OF settlement are made this
week they Will be accepted.
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ron NlNr-Xouu.

FOR RENT roomed house and small
garden. ono and three-tourths miles
from car the. Phone 400 R.-it. Elm
Grove. oc.21-i
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CHICAGO CONFERENCE
fcouttnusd Prom Page ons)

far as possible under the Jaw" one mem
Der said and il It Is unable 10 accom-
plish anything. It will be the taul; Of
the law. rather than thut OF the board.
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Services at tho residence Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. Friends arc
invited - attend. lnterment private.
Greenwood cemetery.
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vANrND-1lAL2.

UASTED-Man with sone knowledge
OF hardware. Address Lock Box 5.
nrIdr.oort oc.20-m
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widely known illustrator "t books and
magazines. died today following an op-
arat!"a Cor Appendicitis. lilo was forty
years old.
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WANTED
EOYS
TO
SELL
THE rNTELLIGENCER
MORNINGS
BEFORE
SCHOOL
OGice. 1905 Market ST.
MES-Learn barber trade: quick moth
cd: good wages paid; steady demand.
Write Noier Barber College. 3%1 West
9TH. Cincinnati oc.l-mo.
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Hb4NH"S' III tne ottn year OF nor age.
p Funeral notice hereafter.
Cleveland papers please copy)
ATNSWORTR-On Thursday. October
80. 1921. az $50 o'clock .. m. At his
lats residence, No. 3722 Eor street,
r ". AINSWORTH. In tho SSth year
% his age.
funeral Cottce hereafter
TnRTNSHN--October IAN. 1891, a, 7
:. n. n Fairmont. W. Va. At tho resi-
''"'.c> n. her son. J. z. Robinson.
NARY. relict OF John Robinson, aEsI
- Years.
Esula Ms Will arrive In reiia!re Friday
morning. Funeral services will DO
hold NJ clock Friday afternoon
from tho residence OF Mrs Sydney
Sedbr.sn'. 4ST6 Jefferson street Bel
y iasre. Onto.
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ABRAMS-On Thursday. October 3oth.
1921. At e:46 ?. m. SARAH MATILDA
ABRAMS. IN the 54th year OF nor are
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Joseph c. DOLL

Philadelphia. oct. cc.---JOseph c. Coll.
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Funeral notice hereafter.
Cleveland papers please copy)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-30
FIGHT
OVER LAND AWARDS
Hungarians Resist Austrians' Efforts
to Occupy Buregeniand,
Hungarian Territory.
(Ry The Associated Press>

VIENNA, Aug. 29-The Austrians
have met with resistance from the
Hungarians in the occupation of
Burgenland, the little strip Of West
Hungary awarded Austria by the
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first he knew of Harrison's presence
was when he commenced shooting. He
said Mrs. Harrison was not in the
line of fire. He and Harrison scuffled
over the gun, he said, and the struggle
carried them out in the hall, when
Young was shot through the abdomen,
he said, and remembered nothing more.
He denied that he had made any unto
ward remarks to Mrs. Harrison or had
laid hands upon her.
Mrs. Monk Young was also witness
this afternoon. She testified as to
events in the early part of the even
ing, saying all were in a good humor
but said she got sick and went to the
bath room before the shooting and
became unconscious and remembered
nothing more.
Several policemen who arrived on
the scene shortly after the shooting
testified this morning and this after
noon. One of them, ]. A. Braun, testi-
fled that Harrison said he had resent
ed an insult IN shooting Young and
that he had shot Mrs. Harrison by ac-
cident in the struggle with Young.
The state rested it's case this after
noon. The defense stated tonight that
Harrison will take the stand in his
own defense tomorrow. According to
his affidavit at the time of being re-
leased on BAIL he claims that he found
Young struggling with his wife and
that Young turned on him.
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HERE is MORE ABOUT
EFFORTS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

and we are in possession OF the names
OF the leaders who come from Illinois,
Kentucky and Ohio. This element has
United Mine Workers of this district who
have asked them to desperse.
"Adjutant- General Charnock has just
returned from the vicinity of Sharples
where he commanded the insurrection1sts
to dispense. but they have refused and
are maintaining many armed paero1s on
the roads and have seized passenger
trains on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road to transport reinfo~cements 10 their
camps. They have cut telephone wires
and refused to allow their replacement
and they continue to defy constituted au-
thorities.
Large forces are again leaving Cabin
Creek district tonight for the Logan bor-
der and have destroyed all communjca-
tions on that creek
1.-THE men now assembled in Logan
from Mcdowell, Mingo and Logan coun-
ties. to resist the invasion will be utterly
unable to repeI the attack.
Because of the imminent danger of
great loss of life if there is clash be-
tween the Logan officers and citizens and
the armed insurrectionists and believing
it is my duty to seek protection for the
lives and property of our citizens, l most
respectfully renew my request for fed
eral troops to be sent forwith to West
Virginia for the purpose of quelling the
instruction and disarming those engaged
in it. Delay, in my opinion, will prove
most disastrous"