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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-07
DAMAGE TO GOEBEN
FORMER German Cruiser Crippled in
FIGHT With Russians. Under
going Repairs.

PARIS. Dec. s. 2:II D. m-A Dis.
paich 10 the Havas agency. from
Athens, says that the cruiser Coeben
purchased by Turkey from Germany
Is undergoing repairs OF the heavv
damage suffered In the battle with a
Russian heet IN the Black Sea recent.
Ihe Goeben was struck by Is
snsiis from Russian ships. which are
said 10 have killed 1875 members of
her crew. besides DESTROYING a turret
smokestack and one engine
Inc Goeben's sailors who were
KILLED. II II said. were buried in the
Garden OF the German anbaesador,s
summer residence al Therapia. a VII.
lage eight miles northeast of Consfan.
tinople. on the Bosphorus. Twothirds
or tho Goeben's crew are said to be
Germans and the remainder Austrians
The Goeben was reported I'm q dis
patch from Potrograd on November 10
10 have been badly damaged In a baf.
tle the preceding day between 4 al.
vision of the Russian BLACK Sea feet
and Turkish detachment conqisfinr
or the Goeben and Hrealau. near the
coast of Anatoiia.
u was said a series OF explosions
were seen In the hull Of the Gooben.
which opened nre slowly. After the
battle had continued fO minutes the
goeben was reported 70 have with.
drawn and disappeared In the fog
taxing advantage Of her speed The
Russian losses were given a. a2 men
killed and % wounded.
A iierlin dlepatch. ON November 2I.
stated that the Gochcn lost only nj
men killed. and that the ship was
struck hy only ono shot. which took
effect above the water line
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-07
ASK AID
Citizens Of Nseo. Ariz.. Send Urgent
Appeal TO Senators for Protee-
ton From Mexican Bullets.

NACO. Ariz., Dec. 6.-An urgent ap-
peal to four United States Senators
was sent to-day by citizens Of Naco
suffering under the embarrassment OF
continual striking of Mexican bullets
in their city. In the past five months
nve persons have been killed in Naco
and AZ wounded by shots from the
siege Of the Mexican town OF Naco.
just across the borders
Telegrams concluding. For Gods
sake, help us" were addressed to Ari.
zOna's two United States senators.
Henry Ashurst and Marcus A. Smith.
at Washington. and to United States
Senators Albert u. Fall OF New Mexico
and William A. Smith OF Michigan.
Action by the senate that viii auso.
matically close ports on the Mexicln
border wherever they become the
scene Of battle Is asked
The messages were signed by o. W.
Brandon, as chairman Of a citizens
meeting, called TO devise some method
OF securing protection from the Mexi.
can bullets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-07
RUSSIANS OCCUPY
TWO TURKISH TOWN

PARIS. Dec 6. 1920 y m.-A die.
patch 10 the Havas agency from Petro.
grad says ~ L. Officially announced
that on December the Russlan army
oi the Caucasus occupied the towns of
Sarlk noe and Baachkal IN the eastern
part ni Turkey In Asiaf near the Per.
sian border. "aH the result Of bafflea
occurring on the Dilman and Khoi
!nuleH lflmau and khui ara both
townH or uotthWeatern Persia in that
section of Persia lyinF between Turkev
IN ASIA auu Russian territory.
Although making desperate rosfef.
ance before these pointaH the official
siHtfment says The Turks were
Ior,ea % retire tn the direction of Van
"a lake On the eastern mart of Turt.,
in Asial abandoning many wounded
and prisoners We have taken noe
session of dpuote Of provisions and
war munitions az Baschkai
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R0UMANIA WILL
ENTER THE WAR
WILL ENGAGE IN CONFLICT ON
SIDE OF The ALLIES is DE-
ClSiON REACHED.
Question az to When is Still Beino
piseussed-Decislon Popular With
Entire Country.

GENEVA. via London. Dec. 6. (5:26
p. m.)-The Journal De Geneve. pub.
fishes dispatch from Buchareat
which says that Roumania has def
nitely decided to enter the war on the
side of the allies. This decision. ac-
cording TO the dispatch. is in accord
ance with the wish of the entire
country. including King Ferdinand
and all the Roumanian statesmen
with the exception OF the minister of
finance. NJ. Marghidoman.
Inc question OF when Roumania
VIII make her entry into the confiict
Is still being discussed, however. one
SIDE desiring TO avoid a winter cam.
paign; but the military AUTHORITIES
express the fear that Servia NAV he
oeIeated before the spring.
Inc attitude OF Bulgaria still re-
mains doubtful. Greece, Seryia and
Roumania have proffered certain con.
cessions which. however. sofia seems
not 10 consider a sufficient induce.
ment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-07
TWO MORE ARRESTS
IN BOOTLEGGING CASES

Special Dispatch 60 the 1ntclliecncer.
FAIRMONT. W. Va. Dec. 6-Two
more arrests were made here today
IN connection with the hootlerFing
charges which placed a dozen men I'M
the county jail last week. The two
arrested today were Bob Herd and
John FaNy. both white men. Both are
said 70 have confessed when given the
third degree" BY Detective Riggs and
Prosecuting Attorney Morris. follow
INK their arrest They were sent 10
the county jail ~ await the action III
the Rrnnd jury. stu another half doy.
en- men are wanted BY the state. thev
being implicated BY the confessions
Of the men today
In connection with tho booflerrinr
cases u was stated tonight that Arlie
Davis. a negro. one OF the first OF tho
FanE 70 BE- arrested. was DYING I'd the
county jail Davis. who confessed last
week. started the arrests which rrc
stih going on He was attacked with
psralysis today and a severe stroke
live
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-07

For Helief of Starving Belgians Spent
5y Rockefeller Foundation
To Spend Many More.

NEW YORK Dec. G.-The Rocks-
Isuer Foundation already has spent
about 100000 for the relief of the
starving population OF Belgium. The
Fonndatiop further is ready TO spend
direction"
This announcement Is contained In
a statement detailing the activities OF
the Foundation. which was authorized
tonight by John ID. Rockefeller, Jr.. as
president Of the Foundation. The state
Ihent was Issued because The inter
national interest aroused In the work
OF the Rockefeller Foundation through
Is Efforts on behalf OF Belgian relief
mas led 10 innumerable INQUIRIES for
details as TO its work and purposes.
heEarding the relief work In Bel
gum the statement says further:
viii Spend More.
ne foundation has thus far dis.
patched one ship load OF food 1000
tons. to Belgium. which already mas
been received and distributed. n is
nov loading a second ship in New
York harbOr. which will carry 8 700
tons, and has purchased for delivery
a. philadelphia TO a third ship 2sO 600
loads represent an expenditure of
about Sl.OOO.OO0. II has also sent a
commission 10 Europe, to advise as to
now and where further relief To non.
combatants may be most effectively
provided. and ls ready 10 spend mi.
lions Of dollars. N necessarv. In this
direction" -
The foundation also has Just voted
10 contribute 2f5. 700 10 assist in tbe
reief OF the poor or New York Citv
Realizing that the war and the indue.
ulal depression have created great
Nant ~ nome. and acting upon re.
quests from various local charifabie
organizations
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BOTH SIDES RETICENT AS
TO STRUGGLE In POLAND
CNOFFICIALLY 1T Is STATED
GERMANS ARE ATTEMPT
ING FLANK MOVEMENT.
In the West the Allies Are Pushing
Forward But Gains Are Small
and Unimportant.

LONDON. Dec. 6. $40 %. m.-The
oatue. or series OF battles. for the
possession OF LODI and the railways
,sadlng through northern Poland 10
warsaw continues without abatement.
Dut the reticence OF the German and
RUSSIAN headquarters staffs and fhe
meagerness of telegraphic communi.
cauon. which is fnterrupted nv
storms. prevent a clear view being
Obtained OF the progress Of the fight,
The German official report tonight
BUSINESSES the struggle In a single SEN
tence- Ihe battles OF Lodz are deveI-
oplnk according to our expectations
-whlle the last Russian report. sent
out from Petrograd Friday. simpiv re-
corded that the battle was In proeress
Attempting Flank Movement.
From unofficial sources. hovever is
- gathered that on Thursday last. the
Germans. having failed in their at
tempt 10 pierce the Russian center
commenced, with the aid OF reinforce.
p upents, another attempt to envelop the
dicated by the fact that there is fighf-
ing near How. to the north OF LODI
ana at Piotrkow. to the south. Both
OF these places are in advance of the
posilons at which the Germans previ-
ously nave been reported in their sec
ond invasion of Poland. and like I.odx
they are situated on the main roads 10
the Polish capital.
There Is no news from South Po-
land, beyond a German denial of a
success reported to have been achieved
ioy the Russians at Czenstochowa.
Inc capture of one Of the advance
positions at Przemysl is regarded as
conferring a valuable advantage 10 the
Russians in their attack on the fort
ress. Leaving this city to the atten-
tion OF the besieging armies. the Rus
SANS are pushing in small bodies
steadily across the plains of Hungary.
and fugitives are said TO be pushinr
toward Budapest.
In the face OF the Austrian advance
IN Servia there has been talk OF the
removal of the capital from Nisb 10
Mitrovitza. but Servia denies that this
step actually has been taken.
Allies Pushing Forward.
The allies continue 10 push forward
IN Flanders and in northern France.
put the Germans explain that they are
giving ground for tactical and stratc-
slcal reasons The advance. as far as
Flanders is concerned, seems TO have
been checked on the outskirts OF Ian
gemarck
There has been a recrudescence OF
hard fighting in the Argonne district.
where the French claim they are max
tcostiaued on Page nightly
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Fears oissipated.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-Fears that
the war vessel reported aground near
Ocean City. Nd. might either be the
destroyer Terry or Perkins. bound
from Newport. r. l.. 10 CharIeston (
G., were dissipated tonight by advices
10 the navy department from Norfolk
reporting the safe arrival OF both
those vessels az that post
me receipt Of this dispatch salts
bed navy officials that the stranded
vessel was not an American man Of
war. They declared that none Of the
nayy's vessels could be in the vicinity
OF Ocean City.
ne bellef that " was foreign YES.
sci was strengthened bv the fact thar
the ship had not reported the accident
70 the department ~ Was explained
that the FIRST act Of the Commanding
onicer or an American warshiD that
mad met With an accident would have
been to notify officials here by wire.
less
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-07
FIERCE STORM ON COAST DOES
DAMAGE AT BEACH RESORTS
WHOLE AVENUE AT REHosorn
5EAcH WA s HE'D A WAY
STEEL PIER AT ALLAN
TIC CITY DAMAGED.
Many Vessels Torn From MoorInos
ana RESCUED by Government
5osts-HeaVy Gales.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. s. - High
ndes and wind sweeping the Atlantic
coast since yesterday have caused
heavy damage at Atlantic City n. j.
hehoboth Beach. Del. and other points
along the coast. according TO reports
received here tonight Many bulk
heads have been washed AWAY ana
several cottages DESTROYED.
The supports of the music hall on
me end OF the steel pier at Atlantic
City have been weakened while a.
ttehoDoth, Surf avenue, extending the
Iength OF the beach. has been carried
away, together with the water mains
ana portions OF several pavilions.
SEABRIGHT, ". j.. Dec. s.-The
noftheaster which ragged last night and
Today caused extensive damage alono
me water front of this resort, which
IN recent seasons, has been a sufferey
20 the extent OF many thousands OF
ooliars from the destruction OF or dam
age 70 hotels and valuable cottages bv
INVASION by the sea of the narrovr
peninsula on which the place Is builf
Ihe prevailing storm DESTROYED
scores OF bulkheads. undermined nu-
merous small buildings. cut AWAY sec
ions or improved land close 10 the
shore. and caused two washoufa on
the Central Railroad OF New Jersev
tying up the traffic on this division
considerable damage also was causcd
81 Highland Beach and other neiEhbor.
ing resorts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-07
SALANDRA TAKES MEMBERS OF
ITALIAN PARLIAMENT TO TASK
SOME MEMBERS UNDERTAKE TO
TO SUIT THEMsELVEs
Calls Forth Retort in Which Actions
are Declared Unpatriotic-Stands
BY His Address.

ROME, Dec. 5.-tDelayed in trans
mission II Ioday whoever has doubt
ed the fitness Of our army, whoever has
intended TO expose the vicissitudes
trayersed Tor military preparation. sins
against the Fatherland."
Such was the declaration made m
the Italian chamber today by Premier
Salandra prior to the passage OF a
resolution expressing confidence In the
government This statement was in
Guided In a speech des.gered In answer
10 attacks BY certain deputies on the
government
On Thursday at the opening OF par
lament the premier made a statement
in which he explained the situation OF
Italy aud advised that she maintain
an attitude OF loyal but watchful and
armed neutrality He also alluded to
what be termed the Just aspirations OF
Italy. To-day those who spoke Ia the
chamber especially the members OF the
extreme left. tried TO construe this
statement according 10 their own
Views. Some urged the government TO
make more explicit declarations while
others attacked the cabinet, asserting
that Italy. Notwithstanding her heavy
military expenses was obliged TO re-
main neutral owing 10 military unpre-
psrednees.
Premier Sslandra. in reply 10 these
speakers, expressed regret ~ the un.
measured language OF some OF them
He said those who asserted that
Thursday statement was sphinx-like
were wrong. and that. on the other
hand. n was most clear Indeed, ne
continued. ~ had received the ap.
proval Of the great majority OF the
people OF the country. who are not
represented by the extreme left. and
added.
Ssiandra Stands Pat
What ! said was understood b. All
md need have no word added The
sofe must BE- given on my declarations
but 4 further explanation a. impossi
BILE. because ~ u against the inter.
nets OF the state Regarding military
Cconususd On Pass night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-07
VERNELLES Is
EVACUATED
GERMAN OFFICIAL REPORT CON
FIRMS DEPARTURE FROM
THE CITY.
Reason for Evacuation Given as Un.
necessary Loss Resulting From
French Artillery Fire.

BERLIN. Dec 6. by wireless to Lon.
don. 1855 y. m.-The evacuation BY
the Germans last night OF Verneiles.
southeast Of Bethune. was oniciaIly an.
nounced In n statement issued here to
day. The statement SAYS.
Nernellcs was evacuated by us &C..
cordlng 10 our plan on account Of the
continuous French artillery FIRE. which
was causing unnecessary loss The
buildings which remained standing
were blown up by ne. and our troops
occupied positions prepared east OF
Nernelles. 20 that tho enemy could not
follow In this direction
Southwest Of Altkirch the French
renewed their attack with reinforce.
ments. but without success. and they
suffered heavy loss
Nothing ol note has taken place In
the war area east Of the Maurian
lakes where the enemy remained
quiet. The battle around LODI is TAX.
INK ifa course. aa We had expected
IN southern Poland there is no change
In the situation
Reports received In Berlin Indicate
thnt The servians still are capable Of
Offering considerable resistance. The
9ervian rear Ruard in the neighbor.
hood Of Arandjelovac fahout 90 miles
southeast of Helrradel have delivered
several attacks 90 cover the retreat
OF the main army.
No Details for Two DAYS.
Although for two daye there have
been no details Of operations ln any
uf The theatcrs Of war. entire conn.
dcnce ls folf in Horlin that events arc
proFreFelnF fHforahlv for the German
arms The report that in Poland oper
(oonunusd On -. rtrsa,
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Revenue Cutter Enroute.

NORFOLK. Va. Dec. 6.-The reve-
nue cutter ltasca was speeding tonight
from Hampton Roads toward North
Beach. Md. 20 assist an unidentified
vessel, said TO be man-of-war. I'm dis
tress.
The Norfolk navy yard received a
message from the North Beach life
saving station on the Maryland coast
saying a vessel. apparently a warship
was In distress six miles OF shore
There was dense fog and high seas.
Naval officials here do not believe the
vessel Is an American warshIp.
The ltasca Is not expected to reach
North Beach before tomorrow morn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-07
CLARKSBURG TIN PLANT
DAMAGED BY FIRE

SPECIAL Dispatch to the IntoIlleencer.
OLAhhSbURG, w. Va. Dec. g.
Damage Of about sis 900 was done IN
the White Picking room and the scrnh
house OF the Phillips Sheet and Tin.
plate Company Clarksburg plant iust
east OF the city this morning by fire
OF unknown origin. Members of the
East End fire department and yolun-
teers battled valiantly against a stiff
wind and extinguished the flames.
which Tor time endangered the entire
plant. Pending repairs the plant which
employs 1000 men will be shut down
for three or four days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-07
IoEN1IJY NdIIs, oE BIG CRAFT uN-
NEAR OCEAN I cfTXs Il Hos1oNo No
Revenue Cutter itasea Leaves Hamp.
ron Hoads 20 Give Aids Not
United States Vessel.

OCEAN CITY. Nd. Dec. 6.-xn un.
knoWn warship Is reported aground
one mile on shore. three miles north
OF North Beach life saving station. and
SIX miles south OF Ocean City. A high
sea and northeast gale prevent assist.
ahce being rendered. Assistance has
oeen asked from the navy yard at Nor.
Observers nearest the vessel saw she
mas four tunnels and that they can see
her fighting tops.
Owing 20 thick weather the life sav.
ing service Is unable 10 get In com
munication with the vessel
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BURNED TO DEATH TRYING
TO SAVE HIS FAMILY

WV YORK. Dec G.-Fire. believed
10 haFe ltarted from a bomb explosion.
caused the deaths Of n family of four
peff0na and destroyed the central
.elion or the village af about sfrO.-
goo. The dead are William Iohnron
aEed -. employed by the telophone
company. bic wife. Mrs Fli1ahefh
John on. 32. and their two children
w iliiam AGED s and Margaret one wear
Michael lrello. FOR whom The bomb
Del believed 10 have been irferAeS \.
missing Johnson. who discovered fha
hre. lost bic life In a futile effort 10
rescue HE family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-07
BAD FREIGHT WRECK
ON B. & 0. NEAR GRAFTON

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
GRAFTON W Va-Dec. G.-Fiffeen
ireight cars piled up late last night ~
Eferetts Greek on the baltimore and
ONO railroad Just west OF Piedmont
and traific was completly tied up about
t"elfe hours. Passenger trains were
deloured via Falrmont and ConneIls-
Aiiie. Heavy damage was caused
TRACK and equipment and the wreck
D. said 10 have been The worse freight
smash ~ in years but no men were
injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-07
TURK CRUISER BADLY
DAMAGED BY A Mine

FbIkOGN Dec G-Thr Turkish
cruiser Hamidich has struck n mine
and returned fo ConstnnuuorIo rorrIf.
erably damngcd aCcording 20 tho Rus.
sian omcinl nows agency Constant
nople advices
Those advicea say also that Russian
warships have sunk six Turkish sail.
ing vessels which were carrying var
supplies
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SKIPPED WITH $4,000;
CAUGHT IN LIVERPOOL

NEW YORK. Dec 6.-Ralph To-
Velle, p. formerly paying teller OF
the Firat National bank u Edgwafer.
N. J.. was brought here today on the
steamer 81 Paul from Liverpool q
prisoner accused u abscoudlng 90
May last with fi30.OOO I'm cash ana
securities belonging 10 the bank
chief of Police O'Brien of EdgWater.
who brought LOvelle here said the
prisoner had confessed and agreed %
turn over fiO55OO in securities and
$1,000 In cash. which he had left IN
safe deposit vaults here
LOvelle vas arrested on Septemb ber
~ In London. whore he was living af
q fashionable hotel
O'Brien said the prisoner had
waived erfradition and agreed 10 10.
turn rurh Of ne missing funds a.
remained All but $4,000 would b.
recovered, the officer declared
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NAVY DEPT. RUSHING AID
TO STRANDED WAR VESSEL
ONE-THIRD OF THE
MONTENEGRIN ARMY
KILLED IN BATTLE

PETROGRAD. Dec. 6. via
London 8 80 p. mixing Nicho-
las OF Montenegro has tele-
graphed the Bourse Gazett that
a third OF his army has fallen
on the battlefield
Nevertheless" King Nicho-
las adds in his message, Mon
tenegrins will continue to de-
fend their country and deliver
attacks on the enemy's terri
tory. Their means are exhaust
ed and they will be most CRATE
ful for assistance either in
money OF supplies"
The war strength OF the
Montenegrin army Is estimated
at approximately 80 900 men.
A dispatch from Berlin on De-
cember stated that according
10 an official announcement
made there. a number of trans
ports escorted by British and
French warships had reached
Antivari. the sole seaport OF
Montenegro. The assumption
was that these transports car
ried troops which would assist
the Montenegrins in their cam
paign.
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CHILDREN AID THE STARVING

FRANKLIN. Pa. Dec. Ga cam.
paign for funds for the destitute BeI-
gians has resulted in the raising of g..
$50 here. School children gave most
OF the sum. which will be used in buy.
ing two and one-half carloads OF iour.
II Is estimated the -four will make
100000 loaves OF bread
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THIRD SESSION OF 6SRD
CONGRESS OPENS AT NOON
LEADERS EXPECT TO CON-
PLETE PROGRAM AND AD-
JOURN BY MARCH 4.
Republicans See Possibility of Ex-
tra Session-Program viii Be
Only Necessities.

WASHINGTON. Dec 6.-At noon
tomorrow congress will convene IN
the third session OF the sixty-third
congress for which members OF both
houses hocked to Washington today.
ending their campaign and holiday
recess OF six weeks following the long
and arduous legislative session which
closed late In October.
Democratic leaders IN informal con-
ferences before the opening OF the
session which is destined TO be de-
voted chiefly to appropriation meas
ures have been unanimous In exprss-
ing the hope that the legislative pro-
gram of necessities could be con-
ciuded by March next, when the
present congress automatically will
end. Many Republican leaders, how
ever. have stated that there were
many important measures which they
would urge for passage. and some in
dicated that supply bills might be de-
layed TO such an extent that an extra
session next spring and summer
would be necessary. The Democrats
are certain to exert every possible
enort to prevent delay and think an
extra session unlikely.
Await Wilson's Message.
Administration leaders await Gag
erly the annual message OF President
Wilson which will be delivered in
joint session Tuesday. for a definite
outline of the Presidents wishes for
LEGISLATION
Already. however. they have pre-
pared for some things generally ex-
pected before adjournment. Conser-
vefive measures for which there fs
strong support. include the general
water power and land leasing bills,
bearings on which are TO begin before
the senate committee on public lands
during the week. Before the senate
committee on Philippine Islands the
Dill 10 pave the way for Philippine
independence which passed the house
Al the last session is pending. Mem
Ders OF the committee. however. have
intimated that there might be trouble
IN getting the OIL reported at this
other important measures pending
IN the Senate are the immigration bill
Win the literary test for aliens. which
passed the House at the last session.
some OF the majority leaders have de.
cisred that. whre champions of the
Dill may urge IL at this time. n will
not be included in the accepted leeis.
iatiye program and will be permitted
10 die with the expiring Congress. 10
be considered IN the Sixty-fourth Con.
gress when conditions resulting from
tconsnusd on Page EiEht.)