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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
BURCH JURY
IS DISCHARGED
FAILED TO AGREE
AFTER II HOURS
Prosecutor Declares He Will
Convict Alleged Slayer
of Kennedy.

I,oq Angeles. Cal!:.. Jan. 16.-Ihe jury
irving Arthur c. Burch for the murder
of T. Bolton Kennedy reported itselt
unable to agree on q verdict toohy nhu
was discharged.
Burch declared nc was suipriseu
the result. The jury reported 10 1uuse
Reeve that the previous ahghHen' VI
tho 10 to two WAS agreed. Inc Foreman
announced tho final vote was lo 10 wv
Juror. who talked To newspaper 'heh
lator said the majority was lot con
viction. The jury had been out -
hours after trial that lasted wv
months The care was set Tor ':'o
u'clnck tomorrow for nIinE oa'e 'o'
TeITial
ThOmn. Lee WO"lwihe. disirCt n''o'
na, DECLARED afieT tha dihh'HnAi OF '"o
nn.y TINT lao wan going I" GOhNit' i"' va
aun would Leep after hin. until h1 ala
ru raul s.Ghan'h, nli"insv '"'
r.n,o-nod hlmssIf an snllhl'd WI" wv
,.,di,i Tho ttev ~ h"''".
,.f Iho dotrninnI. h"'I"ioh u t'""
,i.,n,y. and T. rsn""dy. '"'"'' "'
,I,, ,InIn men n"ii ~ wa ~ ""''"h"
il.,,I,, h,I",n.y W""i~ln" l"'"' !"
su.h . niun.i pIni i"'"""I !" VIM" "" v"
,,,I.I IIn, v-IihIn I"''F ''rh' ""'''
oT,,, ,h, WY va. .v",n !" b" 80" u"
,lr,nn, Attorney EH" Hov"s h"" """"
am n,oI, nIudr that on" "f ~" Jurors
hoI "pnno on tho Jury with h"r NINA NJ
,,,I. undo up, pud the, rh" w"u'd !"
nil ,uuIrrllliy. voi" for a"dn''tnI
ri ,,rInmcnt characterized 'h" con
duct = ,hlr Juror nr ''"i""h"n"'h'" ""-
yond bolI"L'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

inta ..,..h l.. aI."i,Isd ~ .dnd"iai.a
,.. .nI.t-ia ins ..Iaia '"hsht he
hes" Ls,'.. id"disd 10 49, ,~."."s"'
bed L,u.~n 49," -L-' H. L".~a ""~
.t"..,i Ga.",.. h"-""s i'--ih~"' it,
dI". i- ",,' ""-s ",r-'L-'I" -iih h'-
-.r,,.- - ,r- ss'l.,'ti"-sl LI'," iL-'
f-,-,s. - -rr-I"t-l 80 'hs ish-.-i -
-~,vS i",-.a It- h-- 'rdls-tsd 'hA' ~
,lu ri,s = fr'"~' or"' tive IhI-
,rs.r, urru--'I"rehly hst - vlli ~
80 rs-t gr"r""y r"rt Ihs -s'lrul.
,u,,i sA"rtnr- ~ 'h~ ~"rr''r
ThI- pr"srrrhIc-l Tvs - Tho rr~-I
1enta Idss ~ 'hs way NhN pts'ule
.rnuId re.d hnt -cua'"rs bay. p"lut~I
nut 20 him that the rr"-"n, n"t spool
NJ. that men 81 banking cEp"rlonc,
,hsn bs Srlsci"d aud thsy propo.a that
In Amending the nc, tho president shall
Ia r,ouIrrd 10 select tho board from tho
'ndustrInI commercial and agricultural
,,,tInns or tho country md that tho
words ''bnnk'nK experience b. nilmt-
mated
otherwise they will lna!S, on ths
rhrase ''m"n 81 farming eTp-rSnce ="
Tn. oppousnts Of tho plan to specify
iisI what clsas tho rodnrsl reserve
hoard ruait bs draw from say that II
fa~m-rr sTo mentioned there VIII lie
precedent for demand for laboTsTa
LrncaT. merchants ~hnisAalo and re-
tail and 80 on through ia" list or tho
tTads. and LuHinosse-
The e"mpTon,is" -iiI h" o." nsmn ths
seuSTNpbIraI sa,tt"ns 81 tho 'nnntTY .
induatriaI ,"nnnsTcIai agricultural
and tho uf"rUsl aSsuTsn"ss sivsn by
I,saiisnt ItsIdlns ~iil D." auni.isnt 4"
sstisTy Iha ss't'uIiu'Si hi"". a. lasht
untII ths u".t .a'sn'r "''"'" when
they i.,"hshIi ~IiI ass'i rfaHHnTa o"
hs,e fsr"., .rr"l"tsd >" tho hoard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
America Will Lead
Nations in Liberal
World Advancement

Philadelphia. ia. Jan. lO-Nino'''"
In roEnininE itn mnnihi p"iao. re o-'H'"o'
IIshlnK It's economic stability ana l"'''
nH tho nationn In ono or 'ho gi'"'
libornI movements OF msuklnd. Woo
Prosidsut calvin Coolidge. In an ahdrsna
toniEhi told tho Philadelphia forum y"
American. nc Baid could survey the ds-
ysIopmsnta of tha last year w'th"H'
ronawsd faith In tho financial h''"hah
and tho moral viGor Of tho nation an"
ronnwad hopo f"r tho woif"To "f Va"
world,
'~Thnro hava heon douhir." IL" rrr""'r
naIn hut th-y sIn hainR ""Iv"h i""'"
hsvn boon trials, hui ,hoy NJ" th"T'"H
AWAY Tho hand "f man /" turning
..,Iu a. Indur,ry Men aud n1''"na
oro coming ci"ror and ol"Ser i" III" h"'
,nnnious rois sIi"nship of p"a'"
Through n nerira nr fortunate 'h'"'"'
,ipnr,r America hsH boon pnrmlll"h u"
,orovor frst from tho dlnnE'r""H T'Hnit
ar tho war. Mr.. Coolidge rnih
"Eu,' ho added from our ET"n' h''
cu,npIIahInrnt wo ought not I" turn ""
,rcat 1lsCouraEonont. hut I" Eroat con-
nJ,nro. II ever thoto was n time. thh'
Tim, In now whom tho people OF America
and NJ au rho onrih ought To fenl with
,ncr,ayInR warrant. that they nr" cr-
,nblished In tho posEossion or power 10
do and dare. This process has aHrhny
horun. No ono who knows America
rould doubt that not for long Will Hho
r.fu.. TO face facts with a clear vision
or lack for confidence and courage.
The yico president also rccounied tho
achievements Of the administration In
Washington. In touching upon tho
work Of tho cabinet no said. that ny
reOrsaniLati tion II Ia hoped to "oordinai"
and unity Tho work "r these depart
ments 90 that they viii neither over
lap uDr be hampeTod Ny functions "hI'"
should ho performed by s"ms "'hs'
departnsni
IA 10 oare,isd" lac declared. 'lha' 4"
,a,,sauI.aii.u Will n"L "nIy i""he q"
,"nsidsIaLi- a~Vi"s al ""'S. "hI'" "'''
..ia,,G .a Iins s"ea "". h"l '"""" "
,...,. .Hs,tIsL ad..,Inlsi."iI'" 81 all IL"
..IvIIl.a 81 IL. s"o..","."'
~. ',".Ilhr" ""'li"sh 'h~ "r'''''
..aoiia f."." lssi"i"'i"" Quoted T.! '""
I.., .nd ,.s.s"' '',"e'."- i."Tl"u r"'
,i""i-, -ns~'i"" :" -" '"" '-"'-'''"
.,I ,..Is-.,i 'L- "'il.l'l"" - h"Hl""
.,u,IrI,v he i-,lH ,ril,"-d -"I "''
,lruN ,nr,l". "ts""W'"-
a",r- ~ ~. equipment - rhlrr"'h'
-lII h,yn ~ mirud rlhr hv "lh" -'lh ~"
ouulp,neni ~ i'nlriuH rnrnUE. h' ""lh
"IIui Ihi- Vr"ri n~"' ~ v""""Ia !" "
intVo nul ',uph' !" hr ""l"rhi" n"H"'
~ NInrrI,p wpnlu - n"rl surely " '"n
hr,r nur. huI - rnuu"i h" hpd without
urLInE tho anCrlnrr n"'ornniv !" NAV
InIn II America hnH tcli ~" lmI"l"n""
nud humiliation "f hoing hcnl"l ncc"""
To The nca. n hnu horn" ~" nlin"a' IN
hclInvnblc expense or putting INTO IN"
trnrirmrtlnn 81 II ncNi In - Tow m"nih'
about "a sixth of all ~ hnd put In tho
conr,TuCiion Of rniIrnuhH Ia two ECn"rh.
IIona II IN IA Ie"r cNpcnrlvn and better
national policy 10 maintain Meet In
limo az p.acn that ~ 10 compelled I"
buIId IN timo Or war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
Big Battle
By the Vets
TRY THE REFERENDUM
IN BUCKEYE STATE
Nationwide Fight to Be
Waged, Declares Official
Of Organization.

Cleveland. O.. Jan. l6.--A nation
wido fight TO decide the wet and dry
question. with Cleveland the central
battle-ground was inaugurated here to-
day, with the launching hy the National
Association Against the Prohibition
Amendment OF campaign to force
repeal OF tho NOlstrad act, at meeting
in Oua hotel and tho Constitutions
LOYALTY convention To fnr"o obedience
20 tho Nolstead act. held In another
hotel
The nsht To repeal tho N"inlend h''
and permit tho sa 10 Of I.25 poT cent he"i
und liRhi winoa viii bo snbnll'e" u"
Bhio vuteia ihia Guil undsI tho '"i"'
endum law Cont william ~ "E'"h. "I
baltimore. managing VIE" p'"nIa""' "'
tho HalI"nal Asa"' loii"" AH"i""' '""
I',nl,ihIiiun Amendment. hn"""n'"h
Ito anid Ih" woin ~"ulh haH'" l'"'""
dluIaIy tho circulation "f p"'''l"""
,h,nurh"pi phI" !" "ali NJ ~" '"r""'
,.T.,snd,in ~" ha lR'h o""h''"""'
rIovoIand has hoon "h"Hen "n "'''"
b..duuo,,s,a suh branch h""hpunI '"'"
h,v. bo.n os,ahllahod throughout ~"
.,s,o 10 doto,,nino Who,hor publ" "r'nI""
has changed since th" N"lHt"nn act h"-
tnIno offNcllvN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

Washington. Ian. 10 \ hl'''' ana
ut,hnrn rintin,I'i nsht IL '""Ei''" "'''
tho r,ul."aod h"pr",""'"i 81 ~" ~.
Iar,an,. ivsi T., rI"FIh" - 'h"""'' '"I
-. ..u n.,Inr rar0.i" !" Ih" 'l'""' I"h'",
wna I.,.,aui iudng ~ Ih" - r"h 81 w"
IuI.,naIInnnI J. I"I '''t"'I""I"" "h' "
In,..,Irnisd tho r,"I.,i. whhh had h'"n
transmitted !" rp""h'i ''ill'II hy i'""l
d.ni It",hlnr,
Iu.i.sd II Immediately ri"t'hE ~"
,,u.,,t 80 - rnIuu,lII". go lH u"uRllr
done whom communications ~" I"''If'h
frur, tho prn"i1en' The nu'"h"' wlihh''d
,etrronro and announced hn would u"
I.r,uIuo A. y hearing on W"hn"hhny
whl'h ~ thr"r uossvnl'isHH sh"ulh 'nhs
,hars. af u Th"I. 10 q diV"'H"nrn or
upIuion ~ 10 whnthsr Tho report Eh""ih
re- 10 the runr"hRuI mnI ln" f"i"Iru ~
TnI,a or wu,r nuh Iurnur '"uni'''.
Another recommendation rt"NIh"s ihnl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
May. Avoid
Rail Fiign|
HOOVER CONFERENCE
SCORES BIG VICTORY
Both Sides Agree to RegcnA
Conferences on Issue
of Wages.

Washing ton, Jan. ia pFS
arreement was reached TO-DAY
wav executives and heads o1 ~ -
railroad brothert oods, meeting 81
instance OF Secretary Hoovee. y
wage and working auestioaS
train serytce employees 70 Po~G az
ference. for adjustmsntA V
without contests befoTU t1o
labor board. sSh<I7,
Chicago Saturday 10 coAst1sv ~
p,.aIr. while brotheshood oAto3 ,,
nort buck % their orGAnisA0oA
IN. asreomsnt In raLASA. - III
rorn4d expected today that tt
rns regional gatherings vfO
inrned about February ~ , .t4
In. action was dssidsd uveo
ali day sssslon y whisA A1seveI , y.
81 nany "T ~. i.hGsT SsiksAA
rl,nA ~ the D"uhiTy nAgNe,yeN
which was .ail.d w . ssNAStR
Iu.,y m..,ins sf vsilTsA1
.,d i.,,s, i.sd.,s win ~. Hcev at5
Among ihos. present wseA
d.,vrod. president ~ ne ~
u,uv. pssld.nt ~ ths UNse4
w W. htrrrhuty, p'arlas~t ~ U3s
syIyauIu, e. w. Markham.
IA. IIllnoI- Central! W. Ia
u, .sid.nl ~ Us I,ouiGviils y y
Daniel willard. president Ok -
-: W IIArahan. preMdanl
,n,rapcaks h Ohio! A. u. bA
id,pt Of tho New Yoxk Conoy
Uustis. president OF the -
Mnino: IiaI. Holden. DrshidSns
Chicago. burlington 4 QuiAsYl - !
F. Bush. prssident OF thS
PRcifc. .l...,t(
Among tho brothsrhood ohis0e
wnrrcn Y. Stone. ohisf OF the soo
W. g. Leo. chief Of tbs traisn1A
sh,pucrd. for the conductsrsJ ~
o,hy Shea. for tho cnEinnmse. .as,
The regional conferences.
said. would facilitate the wen ~
..I,,oL labor board. and, abovo -
,ond n create a spirit Of wOskinS 1oeo1
Iii md tho nettlomsnt OF di6tsy4I
by ndJur,menL not by methods .
CATION" +ftt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
BITTER FIGHT IN CONGRESS OVER !.
ct. LAWRENCE CANAL PROJECT

Canada rhniI proceed with worh AHee.y
uods,IaIoou fnr improvement 0f she oeW'
W.IInud .nnaI The a0s' oI We eNNsN
IunrruVsn.nI. tho Gommission pe
n,oa.d stni he apporiionsh pStWoli u
IA. It.ii.d rinior .nd canada ~ NJ
L.sIa 81 Lnn,Hiss ha'is.d w ths W.
'"uniIi loo. .
M. I,osiJnnI ~ Transmitting )N -
rn,, ,n"d. -" comment "n the kssee-I
80, ninItnua -hi,h va" mass W ~
,rrnIe"l"n !" ~. p's'" h"psrsML
rh. .arI,n.,.a ~ IT.. .nsinssts ~ snel
,oa, nf I,opr"vlns the ~ IAwreeee
,Iy,, na,w..n I"Ls Ontario an1 hses'
,,,eI ~ proyrd. pL foot shiD onNeN
IL nrr,p.Imri.ly 10000 900, tAi
,l,ratnI that 10 provide u
rhnnnsl would require the Snyov.y
IF on oddltlonnl NJ. 600. .Oos. lWpeovO4l
.m,nla 81 TOO now Wollsnd tAMA hA4i
boon crtIunt"d by engineers ~ ovni
prosimurcIy $50. 100000,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
DFC|ARFS HE WAS GIVEN j. NJ. v.
CHECKS FOR |NC|T|NG DISORDERS

tho iaa, ,""'"'"I ond Itl "'l Lr g. ih"
80 ds,s 'anh"i
r"n.'a pial /" ,r'"i' '',r''i h"," -
lha nraI ~ ssv''"I e" 'r'. H., h"i Iu 80"
n.,il Win Il""'h''n ""lh I" h"v"
r,nwl "uI 81 ,ninH"irn :" unl"nl,'
ID. ,-Iurs ~ ~" n"lhloh"'" hlu" 80,
rn,alI"n rl'Iha vas 'ail"d iu lh"""
DIInsu suuN time sac
FaTi I,l.vius su"ih"t "lIu"sn. i'H'l
nah 81 Ihn in"iuluV n"HHl"n Ihp' msU
hs,s ~ Dallsluv ln"nI - tho uuI"u -
,oniIy v.rs aurplIod "iih eiuI" pud an.
ntunItI"n hN Williams nls,lu- "h"
.vna rnld 4" hh'N h""u - iuomn"' ~ Ih"
,uI"u dorlRi.d ~" W'uU Nrro !" hnN"
ho"u ur'I ~ rn "lf"rl !" "'rnnIIo Tho
T., ihluhcui niu'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
No Hopo Of Finding
ThIoe Victims AIiv0

Er,snI"n 20 Ia" ~ hu"'h"' hrV
~ hard pnrsirisri -"rt hRs fhll"h y"
reveal nny lrnr, ~ tho 'h~" 'nen "h"
we've trapped In tho Np'l"mnl mIn" ~
tho Glrn hIhrn Coal company lRT' W.
1,v ,n,rnlpr Tho ofnCIal- IN charge
nf tho rescue wnrLNrH hhvn given NJ oil
hon, cf nndinE Rny ~ III" men nlivo
No sounds Of Suy kind Inv" como from
the nnrt Of tho mIno nhnro thoy Wort.
ruppnrod TO hnvo bocn.
The vain hops that tho mon n1lKhi
hRvo got beyond tho CaIo H"nn aud n"
wandering about In tho dark undnT
ground pnanaE"H OF abandoned parts ~
tho minnp u thorough search has hson
made but n was fTultlsss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
SENATE WILL VOTE TOPUT farmer
I'M THE FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD

hoard as far the most part hA
m.rogy" uf "erurtive poiitiCiaasT ~
ni,.s. denial of charges tl.st ths eeegG
...s. ii,. ..use H.. the Heasy esCseo@
Il. ,,l..a ~ ...i.,.iiI.si p'sdusA
,,I.ii.h .ud b.. .no'sd hs"'ss sy.i
.t.utI.iIn,, 81 LIa si.iI..Ents. NNN N4'
.,,IJ ..,. r.nid .nd i.hIAr"iAbtA "a
rL.. ,LLs. t..i".lr"i .r"s"" ~ - -
.a ~ c...i., H.,'la, pstNNyt7N4
rrL...t. -" ""si"V Ls -ss sAasH ~
.t .,,,I.tu, -,I,trn -,',',id -l0 sko tHye4
80. ..,,.d ,"r, "l'@ fs.m.'s sfa oSyuy
-, I,. I"IrI ntrlu -.
rlru,,r rrr~Irr -. "shstAsee
,II,," ~ r,tn,- ~ rv,iruitufL efssS
d,rrur Io7O v.rr submitted bt tA ~.
,ro,c r,nn,or along with stasAme4tn
orrr,rr I'm, tho smoun, OF pap1
lIpr,prrcd w -. reserve banhs
cd FROM t74IL. .OOU,OD0 on JAnuAsy u
1870 10 81. $4,000. D0O on the same
r. 1871. Tho currency In cirsNN
trcrcnaod from 81 zoos. 100000 - lASvi
ooO 600 bctwsnn tho same datsa. - 80
rlnTcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
Eleven Men and One
Woman to Try AIha!l

Ron Frnncinco. Jan, 1s~1TIe
the IocOnd iIial "t ltoSooe s4ll
ArbuChle on nhnslAub"vL.. =.
ras compIn'ed tDhay. Vwe trYus 49,
rero aoi1ct.d 10 M the plAeeN - 49,
Jurors Incnpaoithied ny iunse
rh, ,ury IL COMPOSED Of sIevAA nten
.,I ann woman. Tho pitsrnatas WerN y
,,',,n nnd IA woman. Taking of tssu.
'''',,,v I'M T., bs.un tomorrow hftaSnooA
Two muoIr oiIhiy-ona vuhiIssnen ~
.u w,ro urod In obtaining the jvrvs
.r,i. I, nsariy thirty more thAh 49,
'"r,nod 10 obtain = jury at the
iiInl go 49,,
I,dy, Harold Louhorba"b NE
,...,,,, ,,r count nn from 10 - 49,.
I,nm To- u ma ordered The Jury tsshea'
up during tho trial 2A
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ChnrIeaton. W Va. Jan H. co. In con
rTminH Tecolpt nr "a telegram FROM Doc
rotary or Labor Davis rodu"HlinH In.
formation concerning conditions In ooai
rninlnE towns Ia Iho. Nlrlnity OF MAJ
scott. 30, ornor e. T. Morgan tonight
s,ptad that no s.nt Il telegram Ia Hoo
ro,Ary Davis HRylnE ho Suggestions or
the cabinet Inambtr would bo followed
nnd nn invas,isation would he made to-
r,orrnN morning Tho request "f hoo
IrIniy Davis VIII T." Slvon iinn"dl"'"
,nnriIaTNil"n lao said Tho governor
added hr snId 40 hn"wlodHo OF suffer
Ina "r dostituil"n L. Mbhr'St "r VI
'inlty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
TWO LITTLE GIRLS IN DELEGATION
THAT DISCLOSED DEST|TUT|0N IN
", VA, COAL REGION T0MR. HARDING
Secretary of Labor Davis Calls
on Governor Morgan for
Information on Conditions
at Mabscott-Relief Move
ment Started at Charleston.

Washington. Jan. lG.-Secretary OF
Labor Davis today telegraphcd Gov
crnor Morgan OF West Virginia. for In
formation In his possession relative 10
conditions In Mabscott and nearby Goa!
miulng towns, The Information was ro-
uucsIed after le secretary had been
interviewed by Mrs. Alice Underwood
and her Two daughters lJ0r"thy ana
Halle. OF Alahucutt who preNiously had
uado an appeal To iresidGut it"Idlhs
rur government assistance f"r tho fam
liss nf unemployed Uine's
NashIust"n Ian 10 Aisaaa l'"."thT
ond it,IIo I e,~""d aged 10 and ~.
,,sl,o, tl,.Ig ~oIa nan"hsTs II "a '"i"
,.Iriso ,.In,aontI"s coal mln"'h !" tho
sl.~ Ii,., n,id IL WsaI Nhrini" ~hl'h
oIi.h "r".n i'.eoIho", Iia,dI"s '"h"y !"
rt,r.nul f", r"roInin"'I "Halain"'" i"'
,hc families dr ""s"rl"y~h mi"e'S
WITH I,","thy snl Ii"lIIo wna ih"l'
r,,Ih., NI,a hIl"" I'uh., w""'l. ~ Il"h
-, -, W Va Iaur.n'" I'wrrr. m"Wh"'
nr tho s.a,utlvo b"ord ~ N" Nul,sh
Niue rnrkarn Of America. Rnh 'hr""
nth., rolrKniod mluorH IN, according
10 tho nlhrr rnnInlIl"o m"lnh"rV 'h"
two gIrln wore IL" moro lmpo''nn, "mlH-
snrlop
Mrr trdnrw""d -nld uho had boon no
tined thpt nn ovlrtI"u 'urher would To
executed In her case n"St Wohn"Hhay.
Th,rC IL no other dwelling av"llahlN In
Mnhpc0tt, hc Hnld. Tho SNOW Ia already
eight Inches deep thero her two grown
,"na arc b,nCkllHtcd by tho coal com
panlca and her HlN small children. In
Guiding tho two with hor today. mce
Nt1rvatlOn.
Although living IN the hoart OF
rirh coal section. Mrs. Underwood HayS
that shc. llkc many other min-r'houH"-
kcCrcra. depended for fuel on tho rHfurc
collected BY her children. Many chill
drru rho Declared arc without shoes
aud only the fttnsteHt OF ciothinE ono
nt the mlnerA with tho committee. AIock
Martin. also OF MabScott. said no hau
borrowed n pair OF rhoon and an over
coat from u moro fortunate frtond In
order to mako tho trip.
Tho committee told Prnsldent ihTh-
inx that tho minors Woro anxious I"
work hut wcro prevented by tho al
l.Esd biAcklist from ohtalnlnR employ
mrnt ot any aort even ON hlghwS
construction,
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LOUHIAW FATAL
H..r Nsaths Aft.s Anela.sA Tr"m
whioh vi.tim usa Recovered

Clsrbsburs ~ VI. ian 10 -- W"rd
ssa oh~I hsra today ~ ih> death r"nd"V
undsr rather peculiar circumstances or
Anhs,i TsiiTnan. ~ F"un nuoLhsnn"n.
In Fpshur county TsriT Ia f-ll ~hil~
ha vas ., v"Tk "n~ ~ Tallnan's
fingers va. crushed R"rne time later
n wRa found u","EHprY !" amputais tho
rnsmhar III. d, ",ni hvSi'd up but hook
t,,, d.,sInrsd vIih fatni rnc''
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urDnopnouIA vr01n
rittsburGh ~ A
D.oemb.r uI, Nae 0uSoun1oA ~

ru,rhurrh. Ia. Jan. 1s>-Jameo -.
r,,,, ,hrrc y.ar old boy, 1isl hsfo,
lr,Iny from hydrophebiA
bitten by n dog Docembsr Ii' =.
H. tho nrFt fatality from hv"toI."5
reported In four years. acco'oins -
Allegheny county Coroner.
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Tun w nATHnp

w.ss virginia - U"unJ. so""Vhst
warm.T. possihiy snow TnsshsTI Wsd
nssdav snVw or rain.
ohio ana Wsst.Tn Fsnhsylva"a--
CLOUDY ana somewhat warmer tuesday
probabIy followed bT local snowsI Wed
nssday olOudy ana colder
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The Drys I'm Action

Tho Constitutional Loyalty Conron-
tion Of prohihltlonlrtH. hold und"r III"
nurpicoH Of tho Citizens hUl"ncn' ''S
Maintenance League. manifestation Longu"
,rd Cuunty and Non on-pnrtiHau w. 6. 7.
4. announced itS members would n"s""
tho Immediate organization or oh'" by
wards md precincts through IA Hcrich or
rifty meetings. to bring about tho on
rorcomout OF tho law and Hlvo tho wctH
, fight In every precinct In Ohio.
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Captured
ARRESTS EFFECTED
BY CONSTABLE AMlCK
Mo Wounded State Troopers
May Recover, But Con-
dition Serious.

Charleston. w. Va. Jan. l6.-four OF
tho five fugitives sought by the state
police. including tho two men they
charge With the actual shooting or two
troopers on Cabin Creek yesterday were
captured by Constable ]. w. Amick. AT
Seth 1t was reported to state police
headquarters hero tonight.
only ten minutes behind. when the
men reached Seth. was detachment OF
state police. under Sergeant hlhs. hh"
other detachments who had been Ia phr-
suit or engaged IL drawing net AROUND
tho Coal river district. we're rushing
Ia Seth to Night to f"fentaii any Ia
tempt that might he niahd 10 iiea 'he
nI inGutIn
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Wa, uhuuld the war nnNnca c"tp"ra
,lnn have boon n"ceasary. say tho aEri'
.,uItursI group. II tho federal r"r"rH"
hnrrd had c"mprrhHnded the ncrha o'
farmer finance Tho fact In tho wnr
Gnrnco corporation has d"nn aorna won
urr,il thing fur which tho farmers In
thnE, scCtiouW ot tho country which
nav, been h~'p"d viii 10 ev"rlsstinEly
Erat~tul-and the praises ot Eugen"
Never. Jr. heal OF tho nnancc corpora
tIon. ar. loudly sung In the north. cast.
south and west. wherever timely nuan-
r'al aid has been extended through the
nnanra corporation.
Tho Agricultural bloc argues that
when the crisis came nobody on tho
federal reserve board seemed 10 realize
What a terrible blow was baink Hand0d
the farmer II thero had beon a man
~ the hoard experienced In agricultural
ways this misht not have happened No
ono on tho board had dealt With tho
ftTmsTs through th1ir banking oApeTi-
ace hat tho agricultural bloc contends
tEat the fsTmsT vias roint sh"uId have
U.en obtained nn"I tho aiL"T eide Of
the iuaH ,UuHtsI
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THE INTELLIGENCER

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper III the
State of West Virginia.
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McnnIiIus Iop"IIh from NJ pi""''H
husuIIal hero naIh that phynl"lahH wei"
h"rofui f." tho I"'"""'F 81 i'""b"'
Ian" % pln'h. "f h"t""'"""' ""''
Ta.ha,Inh w I"yl"i, "f l"''" "'"' "
-" """pll'"il"na Got !"
Dln", h"w"V"'. ~l'h h'd "r'"" "'' w
q i",pa "aillr" 'lfl" h"ll"', """'' r'""
aLIv h." "Ilrpl"h f"' Wa, 'h"' '"''' "
IA, ala ,ornve, ono 81 ~" "h"lH rrp""h
through hl" hlhu"Y" qua nr'h", """'hP'
,llur"d or "u" -" ""h n"'"""''"'"" wv"
nuII,iintluu 81 Two mon"
TnvluI although not ~" hHng"r"""'Y
wounded hnh 'l"u" "alI I"' '"'n
ntIoIIou IN hl7 arm wrr" pierced. M"
Iura az blood wnE 30 R"il"ua thhi oh'y
hIu uir"nH r"nutl'utl"n rnNod hlr, th"
do, torn rn id
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nI0udhounds Used

~ dn ybr,"h T." dizzy Il"n' I'II"S. WV"
hlnudhuundH hI"uFhi fi"m l'"'lhR'"''
I(y puI q drnt' hinoui 81 twenty NV"
,nrn siurIo1 Ia uInmii "f Ih" l"F'''"'
'IwcI,o nr ihlH ,ain' 'hInr"t nnh IlrH'""
an, IiIlcy woIo "uly IhI"n n'I"a ''"''
roth Tonight. nnh w"Io pIo"HlhG "h W
guard tho rTlH"noIH nEninHi amy '"''h
rilornpiE NJ Ton"u". El"Non "'Ht" P"'"'
vyorn being ruuhnh ftnin i1nw"r hY nh'"
unlIIe 10 pick up iIr"o MOI" NJ Whl"'r-
yilIo nnd Iuln tho guard whllo ton mora
from 81. ALBANIA wcrn going To "N'h on "
IrrIEht trnln which wnn nlr" tn r'"p nj
u,,,uI ond inke on ton moro. Tho rc-
lrfnrrcd runrd wnH undor orders Ia
bring tho priPoncrs to CharlnEt"n To-
morrow, and also to make nm "tI"rt 20
lind Highland. who waH believed ny
tho authorities to have been with the
others
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Alleged Principals Captured

Tho four men captured by Constable
AmIrt vrro rat Jcrrrios and Leo AIN
non tho two who. rtaro police uRy. nroh
IN, rhn,a that wounded black nnd 1hN o
Ior. and ILnIy GEkinny") Afford. IN"
r,I,oncr ,l,pl tho two uooperG had ar-
reniod before they wCrn shot ana "hOhe
,rcuro wua effected by the Hhooting,
nnd Elmer Smith. MT whoHr h"iho on
Cabin Creoh. two rifles were i""h"' WIN
which. police say. the shooting "hn
done According I" the r"p"lih ~ h'""
uunTrtrs here, then" guns "cI' '' "''"
md left Ut Smiths homo ana iho 'o"'
men captured to-day. t"B"'h"r WIN
\. IT. Highland. fled up N"' i"hh'h "'
cabin Crcrit toward tOnIl river.
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state Police Active,

A detachment under Lieutenant M"'N
H. Lille. wan hCnt INTO 'hn '""'h '''"
,lirtTirt nn r""n HH w"ih OF 'h" """'
Ing ,,nn received mere. and they arrest
ID =, e Allison aud John H. Allison.
brother nnd father. ie'ps'N'"y' 81 h''
Allir"u. and Fred J. Ih"mpH"h' N''"'
,tcp father. Mrs. Alf"rd und MTn' lGI
,nrr Smith wcTc ale" hi""Kh' h"'" A"'
an. nttnneh hui woIn ulln"oh Ia return
l., their homes, while tho men "efo
holJ Il, Kanavhn county jan IN mhlor-
i,l wItn,rsos Al ~" tnmr tlmo ElVn
AdLinn and NuIlan Ahkinn w'r" "iI'h'- p
,d ou ,nrinaon from l."Rhn county
,hnIg'ur conspiracy IN '"nh""l'"" W."
tho "niInUd march "Enlu"i i."H"h' 'h"
,,,nr rhn,Eo on which Afford h"d h''"
.,,,,t,, T., J,u,i,,,r IiIn,k nud IhJ i"I