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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-24

NEW YORK. Dac. 2$.-StHa'nlng
hum" from participation IN the hl""dlrss
allied viciorr over the German armada
Americas overseas battle hc"t-nin"
s,lrrr- drcaduau ShtS--with the Psnnsyl-
wanna flagship Of Admiral Mayo. COM
,nardcr of III" navy. as escort Will ar
rive nf New York harbor just IN time
tr lead tn" great rcGr" r"vicw by Sec
rotary Of the Nav DaEicls Thursday
morning.
Though officers nn the staff or vice
Admiral Grant. commander of the
"hnn,c 1crt." yrerc unahl" tonight TO
state the position Of the westward
cruisipg squadron. hoy announced that
The returning Harships would not pass
thu. Statue Of I-tk-,riy before . o'clock
tho morning Of thr c6th.'
Vice Admiral Grant mad been through
out the dny in wireless communication
with Admiral Mayn. m"nbrrs OF the
formers star stated. but IN" command
.cr-in-chirf had given no Information as
IN The "xacr tim" nf hlS expected ar
rival off the coast. However. message.
were exchanged completing arrange
rncnts for the review and for the LAM
paradc of returning sr,,men and their
officers.
Owing to delay by sturms OF the DE-
eirovrrs and samller craft in tho over
seas feet. t. was said. only 6.0no oflccrr
and men, two thirds Of the complement
of Rcur Admiral Rodrnans and Rear
Admiral Rodgers bhttleship Hqundrons,
will march in the parade.
This will nrt.tn1naeaiRtely,- after the
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BITTER WORDS
FROM GERMANS
Follow Mercenary Action of
Sailors Who Earned
500 Marks.

LoNnGN. Dec. @3-(BritiSh wireless
Service. c.l--Eomm"nting on the handing
over 10 the British of the German sub
marine C-9. by the German crow. who
seized this opportunity To earn 0oV
marks per man paid by Germany as
compensation for taxing the boats to
England. the Cologne IOlkS ZeitunG
says:
''Evcn whom the astounding history
of the Russian ruhleS given 10 the Ger
man peoples deputies was related, we
had patirnce. We had indeed still. one
consolation. Through this night Of uni
vrrsnl misfortune the splcndOr of our
fame sl!stcncd with friendly radiance
never to disappear SO long rs men
walked upon earth.
"Shau We now nc robbed OF This con-
ISOLATION in the solitude and silence or
our misery Is u possible in Germany
that even Rcd sailors could have sold
for 500 marks ;he last poor remnant
OF the honrr "f an undying hero?
"A british admiral (Bcatty) renounc-
90 ,br handing over Of 4 C-boat which
MS victor he wishes, with noble gesture,
10 h"stow npon the vanQuished. as one is
accustomed TO leave his sword to the
nrayr commander Of a conquered Tor
trr,s. Rcvolutinnarics IN German naval
uniform prefer. VIC arc told. 500 marks.
These diShonorabl" men venture again
10 tread German soil with their wages
Of sin.
Can !, really be true? Many tear
would flow in the German fatherland.
So everything is lost. including honor.
We could not then sink lower in the eS-
timation of the world-it is impossible
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OVERSEAS FLEET To ARRIVE IN
TINE FOR THE GREAT REVIEW

naval review. probably shortly after
nnon. and upon its conclusion, shore
leaves. affecting in rotation every ofnceri
and man aboard the returning vess&ls..
will he put into effect.
Awaiting the overseas units, when
they will join in the great procession
up the harbnr. 4.2n0 Of the $4,000 men
aboard the West Atlantic fleet. .Vico Adj
niral Grants guardians Of home waters,
to-day were enjoying leaves at their,
homes near New York. or liberty" for .
few hours in the metropolis. This tleet.,
including eleven battlcships and seven
dcstroycrs. with attendant craft ana
comprising the bulk OF the naval force
which operated throughout the war
from Chcsapeake bay. boasts not only
the protection Of the American coast,
but tho training Of $4,000 men for the
battle convoy and patrol units - its
share in the condict.
Though composed largely Of ships
the "old navy" including three that sa
service In the Spauish-Amcrican wal
Vice Admiral Grants squadron will b
headed by the nations newest dread
naught, the electrically driven New
Mexico. which came into port to-day
after a cruise undertaken to establish
statistics for her type Of propulsion.
On these records. naval officers Daid.
would be based tho rrcommendatioo0 Of
the department regarding future eon-
struction along this line. The Missfs-
sippi. sister Of the New Mexico though
equipped with oil burning engines, also
will. b In the Line with, Lbs ha1ae -
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ALL restrictions ON ENEMY
ALIENS HAVE BEEN LIZ TED

status oS men already lntcrno1 or tho
restriction. and obligations heretofore
imposed on allen enemies nov on parole.
Any violation of parole will be punished
as heretofore"
John Lord OBryan. special assistant
10 the attorney general. in explaining
why Austrians were not mcntioncd in
tho order said that the only regulations
ever applied to them were those with
reference TO entry and departure ana IN
tcrnrn.at Th" effect Of to-day's action
is to place Germans and Austrians on
the sanle footing.
Approximatefy a5nnn0 Germans
would be relieved from tho necessity or
carrying permits for entry into restrict
cd areas. whiln II" prohibited areas for
which they wrr" excluded absolutely
would again hc oprn tn them. These
were tho Distric. uf Columbia. IN" Fan
ANA canal zone and all water fr"TtS.
Irtrrnnrnt IS continuing. Mr.. OEr!"n
said. ten Germans having been PATTERNED
on Saturday and six more to-day. IL
VAS learned unolticially nj ;hr depart
yn.nt nf juatic" that between four aET
Ivc thousand Grrmans have been hl-
! termed since III" United States entered
! tha var.
! AitnCrthrr' thor" w"r" i.E"ntE cots nr
restrictions :ii'.riinr Grrmnu r'"!hy
| aliens which bad i"'u pat I1Ii" effect
through TrcSld"Iitul proclamation ana :.
! h;,r-nil" zun" fr"lu which sUrh alt"u-
w.-n barred was established around al
| plants "ucu%"h in direct "r !uGir""'
, war work. aisrnals "t'I military aT":
n."al establishments. and Wai""fr"n;S.
/ Th. rumh"r. Of ';"rmns registered IL
| til" principal riticS w"T":
N"w York. including nearby Nov I"r-
scv points Snnnh: Philadelphia. l".hH2:
! ES"Stt1l, 1000: 81. Louis. G.nhn: chicago.
| o7.0GO. and San Francisco. $500.
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MORE WEST VI.
TROOPS ARRIVE
ON BIC LINER
"CYCLONE" MEN ON THE
GEORGE WASHINGTON
Keenly Disappointed Over
Not Getting to Front
Before War Ended.

NEW YORK. Dec. 93.-The United
States transport. George washington.
which took President Wilson Ia France.
and the steamship Cedric, arrived. hero
to-day, bringing G.n@5 men from over
seas in time TO- celebrate Christmas in
th> United States.
Tho Cedric. from Liverpool. with G5
nnlcarS and 2.i6S enlisted men. dockcd
frat and &as accorded a rousn6 reccP-
tnn, hut the welcome In the George
Washington. which arrived an. hour
later. from Hrcst. was perhaps III" most
enthuaiastic the city y"t has given n
returning transport.
iThc big liner had ~ board 33l officers
and %.4Gl men. moro than half Ct Them
members 0f III" "Cyclpno Division.
made UP Of l<,diana Kentucky and West
Virginia National Guard troops. The
t;curg, WaShineton's 3G> Sick and
woUInlrd contrary Ia cuStrm. wer" IN
pnsS"S:i0n of their honorable discharge
napcrs when thn transport lnnd"d ThrE
rrrrivrd thrn last night. with cigarettes
md candy. at 4 novel Christmas rclrbra-
tion. arranged ny chaplain I. +. Bloom
harl,, uf the George Washington.
"Kome Sweet Home."
As the mrn were doing off for their
last sleep aboard til" transport, tfc
ship'g quartet entered thu sick bay ana
rouscd them by singing christmas
carols and Home. Sweet Home. The
lights then were dashed of md mem
hcr or the crcw. nttircd as Santa Claus,
disirihutci tn" discharges. which had
hccn approved Thy General PeTshlnE be-
fore the G"nrac Washington LETT HTrSt
and by the war department by wireless
According t. Major W. II. CnrerSau
,hc In,II.ua mcn were "keclly disap-
nnintrd" IN rot getting into the fighting.
they wore 4. an American training
carnp for almns; year before they
sailed. hui when the armisticc was
signed they were nj! ready Coz action
(continucd On Page Ton.)
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Nv HERBERT BAILEY.

u.ondon Times Cable. Copyright. 1919
b. Public Ledger Company.
CORI.t:Nz. Dec. @$.--Thc American
Army Of Occupaticn has been reduced TO
eight divisions. The Second. ThirtE-sec-
ond ard the First occupy the bridcehcad
oe rohfcnz in :hr order mentioned. from
north to south. while the Forty-srcond
,hc' E!gh:y-nin,h. TN" Nineteenth. the
Third and the Fourth occupy the area
:; Germany behind ~" hrdgehcad. The
rhjrty-thj-d which DISTINGUISHED itself
with tho British on m" S'.'nm". and later
added. 80 - :tu.ciS q; fcrdun and IN
he Meusr has been transferred 10 the
Second army. and thus has LEFT the zone
e occupation.
'rh., charge apparently vas necessary.
nw!nS - ;h" reduction "t III" original
hri,.g. head area assigned 20 iSe AHi"ri-
cans.
Tho regulations fixing the ra," OF
money exchange a 100 francs FOR l+2.l9
marks IS strictly enforced. In ali mat
,ers concerned N the ann" "t 0ccura-
non, .he American command has adopt
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WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY OF

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY OF
OCCUPATION, Sunday, Dec. 22--(By
the Associated Press)-GsrerA Jonn
T PershinE, cornmander-tn-chtef OF
the American forces. slept IN c2ssle
on the east bank Of :he Ehtne Sat1r-
day aight, as tho guest OF Msjor-Gen-
eral Hines, corps commander. with
.headauarters at Neuwted.
General PershiaS crossed tho Rn4ne
IN AR automobile at 1885 o'clock sat-
prday night over a poutoon bridge at
coo1saz, after having entertained tho
'aevspaper correspondents at dinner In
his private train. This morning no
was ioiued ut Neuwted by Ma1or-Gen-
eral pickman, and with MaJor-Gener-
a,e Dicknan and Hines, 71stted the
three division headquarters within the
br.dgedead. and other points OF lneeK-
sst on the eastern side Of the Ehine'
Returning to coelenz, he left. by spe-
cial train Sunday night for Chaumont,
going by way Of Treves, 1u1e1no
and verdun.
On his way to Coolcnz Saturday,
General PcrshirE was iuncneoa
guest OK M1JOg-Scoc1Sl taAN4~t N
rnande- Of the Fourth Corps, In cas-
tie on the Mosene, overlooking the
town Of cochena-
Tho castle, which IS owned by ma
to- who Is stul IN the German army,
was commandeered by the Fourth
Corps as headquarters. It stauds on
the summit OF q great bluff, rising
above the Moseue and Cochern and
commands 4 view for miles around
General Pershing travelled by motor,
visiting w1ttnch, tho headquarters OF
Major General HAN Of tho seVenSf
CORDS at Mayen- and other points o.
the occupied area- q special tfa1n
OF nine carx preceded General Ear
shing from Treves-
within five minutes after tho train
arrived at Coblca5 the wtreg OF tns
telephone a1d telegraph company In
struzncnts on board were connected
with the signal corps wires. During
the afternoon aides and other othcef1
Of the commanders personal sta11
talked with Chaumort and Paris ove'
.ns signal corps wires regarding army
aHatrs-
From Treves to Coblenz and on the
return trip the train consisted OF
French-brlt cars drawn by q German
man locomotive. The trntn Was II
charge Of a German crew.
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Confederation Of the
Armenian MasSaCreS
From Eye-Witnesses
nondon Times Cable, Copyright, l9ls'

nondon Times Cable Copyright. 1914,
BY Public Ledger Coz
LONDON. Dec. 23.-Ambassador Nor
ecnthau's account Of the Armenian mas
sacres finds tragic corroooration in TINS
article in the Times: 49,
The following statements conccrnlng
IN. manner in which in 1915 and 1916
tho Turks cndcavored 10 exterminate the
Armcnians have been officially tested
hv British Officers. each witness being
subjected TO close cross-e1amination.
The first statement is by Miss q. r..
an Armenian from Harput: Il started
with 1900 people Of both sexes from
Harput in June. 1915. Al KANT. 5000
men were removed, ri Jurbab 1000 men
md 1000 invalids. We left these people
and soon after saw smoke. A boy OF IL
who escaped. said they had all been burn
cd with Kerosene. Near .Fcrashohr, We
were stripped Of our clothes and given.
RAGS later. Three women hid their gold
in their mouths. At Rasel I and twenty
nino other women and one boy bribed
tho Cherkc.s 10 put us on train. Al
Alcppo saw gold teeth torn from q
Eoman's mouth"
Another Armenian. Miss G. L., deposed
as follows: II saw thrty-Nve children
thrown into the river kharbu by gen
(Conttnued on Pare Toni
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
WINS GREAT VICTORY
IN COURT DECISION

WASiuNCTON. Dec. @%-Thc supreme
court Of The United states Sustained
today federal court decr""s restraining
the International N"wS Service from
pirat,ng news nf Th" Associated Press,
l"ivc members of the court. lncludinT
Chief Justice White. c"nrurrrd IN ma
jurity nrtnirn delivered 10y Associate
Iusticr Pitncy. uphnlding III" principle
md refusing to interfere With lniunc-
lions specifically prohibiting III" Inter
national News Service from piratlnB.
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WASHtEGTON. Dec. cS.--All restr'c-
lions ., German enemy aliens except
,hcso nopl-inS - entry into and de-
parture from the United States. and
those affecting tho power OF tntcrnnent.
zero ordered removed to-day by .Attnr-
,c,. r;cr.ral Gregory effective Christmas
,,,, This action was taken on c2hi"d
Instructions from President Wilson. ana
Will aTcc, about 100000 German men
and women.
:. was .;X;taiusd thai tho department
~ iustirc rroHld continue so exercise oRH
pnrc. Of in,"rnm"nt ut dangerous Ter
man enemy aliens and that tn" orhcr
would not affect such aliens already IN
tcrnrd.
This statement was issued ~ inc de-
nor,incnt OF justice:
..r,, ,ha recommendation ot tho attor-
,,o,. rrncral The PrcS,drn; has directed
,h,. ., and after t'hristmas day the ar
,,,,,.. r,n-ral discontinue enforcement
- ,ii r.r,llatinns affecting tho condur-
+. ,,.Ic and frfnalr German alien sne-
;.,., c,ren. rhosc restrictions which ap-
~, - .n,ry into and dcpartur" from
~, country and thnse affecting the pow
or nf :n,crn,n''nt.
.-rhis means tha; On christmas Day
,, ,..r,ri; and pass systems rn"ctiN"
s.r,,s, ,heS. aliens Viii h' hb"iiShr"
MI ,v,- the country. a'd that all pro-
,,,f,;,.d areas and restricted Z"n"S wIi'
,o nut Of existence. All r"IlSsrat'"H
ra,.o,-ax will ...ase and it will .lV longer
~. u,..nssnry for C"rma.! alien rnctn'"H
r. nbtain permit for chang" Of resi-. .
tc,rr In short. th*y wili t"' tr"rd or
all restrictions "Gecrinc places "i r"s'-
aence and Of :rnpln::n"nt.
The a,,oru":. general. however. "i!i
continue /" cx"rris" ne h"r"t"'"f"- th'
,,ow.r To !-.trru all dangerous German
alien enemies The actiun Of tnH srHS1-
dept does not affect IN any way inc
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HOT PLUM PUDDING
FOR SOLDIER BOYS

TIcW YORK. p..,.. @H--II"I plum rud-
dina: Will b" $"rT"! /" S"idi' ~ overseas
an christmas Gay irrm s. rolling kIich-
.,y ,,,nn,l ay knights = Columbus
-, rrtari"s. Z Wa> Hnn"uh""d mere ~
night n'hrr h"litAN cheer "'.n' ABROAD
for suljiirrs; AMI sailors by inc hn'ehfIS
OF Columbus included 40 n.h0h.9o ciEhr-
.ltrS. I0.n0n pounds Of hard candy. co.
"mn pounds - chocolates: 'n""n POUNDS
of l"iuon DROPS %I.0h6 pounds "i gum
drcrS and l.0nh. 600 packages Of chewing
gum. .
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Suffrage Move Blocked
By Action Of Williams

NASIiINGTOE. lNr. c%.--An effort
To- bring IN The woman suffrage amend
rucnt in the Srun." next month was
h,nrkrd tonight nrfnrH ;hr senate start
ed ON IT'S hultday vacation, by senator
Williams. Of MlHsippi urmncrnt, who
objected to Il request by Senator Jones
nf Wa.shinrtnn. Republican. that senate
consideration of the house resolution
begin January 10.
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INTERVENTION. !
. IN RUSSIA MAY 7.
CONE T0OLATE
pESSIMISTIC VIEW
OF THE SITUATION
By Count Kokovstof, Former
Premier-Condidons
Are Chaotic.
G,ondon Times. Cable. Copyright, 1913,
by Public Ledgcr.)

LONDON. Dec. 23.-Count kokov-
,ton. for ten years Russian minister nj
finance, and premier from 1911 TO 1914.
is extremely pessimistic concerning ths
future Of his country. Count hokoS'
stoG. who left London ON Saturday 1or
Paris. gives. in an interview. gloomy
account of the situation In Rusna,
where. he said. the conditions every Gay
are more appalling: %.
The cnrnt who. in November. es-,
cancd from Pctrograd. after twice be-
ing arrested. denies tGs r"norts Oh Ss2p-
jlization under Bolshevist rtn9; and de-
mics there is the slightest hope for RUS
Sin until the allied intervention has
taken sufficiently effective shape FOR
the Russians to be able TO deal WIFI
the Bolshcviki.
He regards intervention as Inevitable,
because peace Is impossible while Rus:
sin is In her present state. and Things
can only 20 from bad 10 worse. but ne
is afraid intervention will come 100
late.
He takes a pessimistlc view Of British
opinion, and considers the services OF
Russia In tho first three years OF the
vnr. without which an allied VICTORY
could not have been won. have been iof'
eotten. and that the western peoples,
now prosperous do not really appret
Iciate the true state OF affairs. Count
Kokovstcff is convinced the whole Rus-
sion imperial family vas murdcreo. =
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THE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON, DEC. 2a-Forec

WASHINGTON, DEC. 2a-Forec'St:
Ohio-Snow north snow or rain south
portion Tuesday, colder by night; We'd
nesdny cloudy and colder. probably
snowB.
West virginia-Enin Tuesday; Wed-
nesday rain. probably turning 10 saow
and much coldor.
western PeunHylvania-Srow north
snow or rain south. portion Tuesday;
Wednesday cloudy AID much colder
probSbly SNOW.
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This IS likeness of Harry j. way
wachcr IF No. 4734 Eofi street, South
Side, who was killed in action in Franco
Scpteubcr 20, 1918. He was 26 years of
ave, having been born March IL. 1882.
He was inductcd into the service at De-
trolt. Mich. November 30. 1918. and
trained at Camp Custer. Mich. later be-
ing transferred 10 Camp Green. s. c. He
left for overseas In April, 1918. and n
short time later got into action IN
France. and was with the fighting froces
until he met death. when he went over
the top.
He is survived by his mother. Mrs.
Rcbecca Waywacher and by two sisters.
Mrs. Joseph s. Greer and Mrs. Nary
Cook Of this city. and two brothers. John
and Max Waywacher. also OF this city'
He was laid to rest in one Of the Amcri-
can burial grounds in northern France
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j. {. GENERAL
IN A|R DROP!
Unnamed American Officer
Escapes With Life-Com-
panion Killed.

PARIS, Dec. 23.-An airplane,
piloted by a British officer, and
carrying an American general
from Treves, Germany, capslzcd
this afternoon at Louvrcs, on the
outskirts of Paris. The pilot was
killed and the general was ser1-
ously injured.
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VILLA PURSUED
BY FEDERALS

I'll. rASo. T"v.. De. 2%.--F'ila'*
maru command. which passed through
rusi!nIiriac'lrc. rhISmahua. Wednesday,
destroyed E.UOo0 w"rth Of property at
'h,. Gus; Mining company. an American
rnrp,rali"n. villa wnS pursued Ivy
General II"Trland":: III the direction ~
I.nr:All.
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American Commander-in-
Chief Sleeps in Castle as
the Guest of General Hines
Visits Units OF the u. S.
Army of Occupation.

WASHINGTON. Dec. e3.-Ee-
s,owai Of the permanent rank o.
Genera! OF John J. PershIHE.
comma ntier az III" American
forces ~ France: F"y;on /.
March. chirf ot staff. and TaSkev
Il Bliss. military representative
=, the supreme war couuc! and II
permanent rank o: Lieutenant,
General on Hunter Lisgets ana
Robert l.. Butler. commanding
the first ard second armies. was
asked by Secretary Baker today
in n letter to Chairman Dent.
cc the house military committee.
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Pres. and Mrs. Wilson to
Occupy Belgian Suite

LONDON. Dec "3.-Tho belgian
suite" reserved exclusively for royal
-uos,e until now. will DO occupied by
President and Mrs. Wilson during iheir
stay in London. IN Che years OF us IN
tersstins history II has had within It's
walls many crowned heads, one OF the
latest but the least mentioned At Euck-
;pgham Palace being the former Ger
nan emperor.
I; was given its nam" during queen
Tictor+a's reign and was always known
nc rho house OF tho King OF the HclSians
when ROYALTY was entertained here.
Al tho request OF President wilson
who evidently found that too much is
being crowded into his short stay IN
England. III" proposed dinner at Lam
caster House on Saturday nigh; has been
eliminated. This was 20 have hr"n a
function only second to the banquet at
buckingham Palace Friday night M
.:,e,d ot tho Lancaster House banquet
Premier Lloyd-t;coren will entertain the
President AZ. dinner Saturday. "a meet
lhr var cabinet.
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OF
BERLIN NEXT
Gen. Groener Makes Threat,
Contingent on Restora-
ton of Order.

ZURICH. December 2:-.The Ebert
government IN Ecrlin !s reported 10 be
faced with another crisis. through tho
resignation oH the minority members OF
;hc cabinet.
Political circles in Berlin. another r"-
port says. arc aEisatcd 10y rumnr thai
Rencral G;rocncr. who succeeded General
Ludcndorff as chief QuartcrmaStcr gen
eral. has threatened to S"iz" Berlin VIII
troops that have remained faithful. If
order is not re-cstabliShcd thcr" shortly.
MUNICH. Dec. IS. tBy Tho Associated
Press'--All Eavor rim industries employ
ing mors Nay, 81 :" -..>N" hn"" bern or
dercd Ia shut down from December - TO
January for IN" purpose OF saving
coal. The wark!Hvu wall receive ninety
percent OF ;h".r wages. Of which tn"
employers will collect tworthitdS from
the communities n which they arc To-
Gated under n stat" ruling made for the
purpose Of guarding industries.
RERI.IE. Sunday December @c.--Dr
Carl Du!shurg. of L"vrrkuscn. head Of
tho German analinr dye industry. Is re-
ported 10 have fled 20 Switzerland.
DR.. Duisbere Was generally looked
uron as the connecting link between
business" and General Lud"ndnrff and
was one Of the most active or the Tan
Germans.
ZURICH. Dec c3.-Field Marshal Won
Hindcnburg. according 10 reports 70
ccived here from G::Tuan%. has rnnC"n-
tratcd larE" force Of soldiers IN fo=cn.
(Posen is German Poland. Polish ma
,ional;StS ha"" claimed il as part "f 'h"
ncw Poland and Polish troops hav" in
vadcd III" territory. According Ia re-
ports from Berlin last w"rk. tho Polish
government has ordered elections :" IL"
held in several parts nf PoS"n nanzic.
the Baltic port occupied by Polish Eorc"+
last ycck is in Poland.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-24

"a , nnlicv Of tolcration and modera-
,;,, .nv,rd tho Germans. which Is
..r,c.Iv in accordance with tn. tradt-
.i,,rs and democratic PRINCIPLES Of the
United Sta;cs. II is their own policy,
a.c,,liarl- American in conception and
id.nl but whether Il finds real app-"cia-
,,ou among the Germans is open /" ques-
ton.