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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-30
BRAVE EFFORT
BY THE EMF RESS
Frau Augusta Victoria Joins
the Former Kaiser In
The Netherlands.

MAARSRERGr:N. Holland. Thursday.
Nov. @S.---(l;y Tn" Associated PT"sS.)-
in IN" raw misty weather of Il N"r"m-
kcr morning. Frau Augusta Victoria
wife ut the one" German emperor. nr-
rived h"Tr today frnir Pot sdam "a join
her husband IN exile IN AmcrunGcn
castle.
MarrsabcTScn is ;he station hrFore
Nnaru. wl,.rr William Tnh"nz"llcrn ar
rived Sh;"rn days aga. l. Is ABOUT
equal distance between Maaru and inc
raSilr.
.vrriviur here. til" former empress
WIS ,"mdrG over 10 Count N"a l'"nltnfk'
rh.. host of tho former emperor by the
raptain # th" rural i;rnharmi" wh"' net
ing undcr orders. had "sr"ri"d her from
Yrvrnnur, tn" first Dutch Ir"hli,r s'h-
ton. to nrr destination.
Augusta Nirt"v.a'r; looks h"i'"d '"'
r,nurs ur .,r>."c mental and phE*ira'
nrostrat!on. She pu, on a hrnr" attempt
q, n smile wnrn shr arrived here. hut tue
drawn corners uf hcv mouth betrayed
IN. effects, of hvr recent iria'S. Also
..hc Shu,!,icrr,i hlil" IN "nc"untoTinS &
the raw air outside her car.
The hlE";ti:r al Ihr former empress
annurn ,u warrant ih, assumption 81
urnlruurd stay. .."nSl*tr1 II 4 number or
,yirkcr BASKETS and tn<'.s. probably con-
tanning win". marked ''imp"rlHl cellars
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WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY OF
OCCUPATION. Nov "Y---l&rnard Wirt%
is a serious l.uX"mhurg"r. wh" has lived
for the last four years in berlin study
ing engineering. Lu%emburEcrf hre a
rosulopulitau folk with III" practical
mind Of the Germans and IN" good man
ners or the French. WIrtT cArG home
4 few days ago. His brother. Joseph.
leading member OF the Liberal parry. got
him 10 tell mo about interior conditions
in Germany.
For tho duration Of tho war. nave
resided at 80 Lichulty strassc. at Char
lottenhury. Berlin. and have gone daily
10 the Technische Gl"schulc. which until
the revolution started. was preinc"d ny
the word: 'k0niGlich,' meaning royal,
The tag Of imperialism dropped ut inc
moment Of peace aud the unhrafal tha'
came in Berlin cuinCident with inc al
most magic disappearance or photo-
craphs and litoSrapils OF the kaiser from
nuhijc places. walls and Il majority "i
t:cr,nnn homes, The loss OF popularity
wv the kaiser is due to. the slumhorlnS
wrath rising in the minds Of the people
from day TO day. culWinatnE III the
lrowlcdgc that his sacriiicc OF lhc MAN.
hood of the empire in his failure to oh-
,ain peace. plus tho governments sup
prcssicn of vital facts IN competition WIN
.hc progress Of the war.
Tho German industrial captains be-
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ITALIANS WILL
JOIN AMERICA
In UnselGsh Policy at the
Coming World Peace
Conference.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 29.-The ltalian
plenipotentariss At the peace congress
will support tha Hasttt9n OF !As HhSsa -
States Of the f,asHdaIne,.:as e'sSu""s 10
come before It. even If this entails n
sacrifice OF some Of Itsuys Interests. II
was learned today on unimpeacnaoie
authority. It was said:
The aims OF the United States and
Italy are similar Tho American gov
ernment can count upon ltaly's assist
ancc in upholdIng tho principles Of m
ternational justice. even at the sacr'l'ec
Of some of the interests Of the country.
Italy binds herself. TO the upholdinE oil
human, rather than selfish rights. ana
fully agrees with President W iiSon
views that the moral law is superior.
/, was also intinatcd that Italy viii
be found supporting President wilson
views concerning freedom of thc seas
with. perhaps, some qualifications wh''h
might be accepted by the United states
but in principle Italy will insist on lhc
project Of making tho seas Tree.
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WASHINtiTON. Nov. c@.-AThc senate
flanance committee tonight completed re-
vision of the war revenue bill. designed
to raise six billions Of dollars in taxes
in 1919, and about four billions in 1920.
The measure is virtually rewritten 10
meet changed conditions attending III"
end Of the war now goes to The printer
aud will h, reported 10 the senate next
w"nk. probably on Thursday. Senate
debate. Senator Simmons said tonight.
may begin the following Saturday or
Monday.
With Republicans lined up solidly IN
uupusition lu inclusion Of 1920 tax rates
in the bill, it was conceded IN All quar-
trrs that discussion in the senate VIII!
delay passage OF the m"asurc, ana man!
senators expressed doubt that il can b.,
cnuci ed before March :, the date OF inc
ending Of this. the final session OF the
siXty-hfLh congress.
In view Of the expected delay. senate
leaders and treasury department OH
cials alike are concerned over the Hues-
ton nf collecting taxes next year. rs IL
is now admitted that unless the new law
j. enacted before January !. collections
must be made under tn" present revenue
bill. the yield from which is only about
four billions Of dollars. Several expo
dicnts. including adoption OF emergency
lcGisla :ion. incorporating some Of the
features OF the pending bill. arc under
consideration.
Senator Simmons said tonight ne
doubted whether the republicans would
iilr n minority report attacking the l9tp
tan program. and added that they might
content themselves with making vigor'
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S1.25 IN HOUR
STRIKE OF 1000
HOG ISLAND N!EN

Srncial DiSpatch IL The lntrlIi:"nccr
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 99.--rh" un-
rest which has been smuuld"ring among
tho employees at Hog Island since over
time and Sunday work WAS abolished.
came 10 a head this morning about ,
o'clock when the irrnmUtlvr engineers
and men operating the loading cranes
went on strike. Th" men had d"mandrd
sl."j an hour. Under III" present scale
They are receiving eighty cents IN h"uT
Tor fvrly-fuur hours =, Wrek. or !"".ah.
They contrndcd $l-1 an hour would
just about equal wha; they had been
able TO max" by overtime and Sunday
work. When their demand Was refused,
about lnnn Of them uuit work. They
were Immediately ordered 10 lcuve the
island Without any clashes with tn"
company guards. who were hGTricd /"
the Sccnr with their rifles. the strikers
filed from the :ncl"surc and conEr"tai-
cd nutSId" in groups.
Word Of th" Strik" quickly spread 10
other employees. and there was som" dlS-
cuSsiun of sympathetic Wa!koutS. "SNcc-
iallv when the drivers Of motor trucks
were called upon tu haul the maternal
which was usually taken about the yard
by the striking 'lOCumullv" "nE;ln"cF9.
These motor truck drivers themselves
have Il grievance to present lhcy re-
cciy" II cents III hour fora - hour week.
or $2%.7G. which, they assert is made
uiI:tlr.
In the AFTERNOON TN rrm"E; workers
decided tn strik-. Th-y said IN" tore
man. under whom they have worked
since lhr island WAS started. had been
unmstly supplnnt"d recently Ivy man
brought in from som" other section. lEu
cement workers urged III" reinstatement
nr their former foreman. This was re-
fused. whrr"up'ru the M II. Ia The num-
hcr uf about "%u wa)k"d out. Like the
other strikers. they left III" yard WITH
out rrrllin:; II disturbance. at IN" "H-
rruiiv,. rffirrS "f III" American Inter
national Ship EuildHE corporation IN
the Medical Arts building. II waa $aia
that William Hlnnd. ilic president. was
on, of tn" city. and MI kn"w'edGc or
any strike was denied
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PASSAGE OF. THE WAR REVENUE BILL
MAY Be DELAYED IN THE SENATE

Gus opposition to that proposal on the
floor Of the senate.
In completing the bill today the finance
committee adopted an amendment cstab-.
fishing new second class postage rutcs
effective when tho revenue bill becomes
4 law. 1t provides for repeal Of tho
present graduated zonc rates ncwspa-
pers, magazines and other periodicals
, and substitutes q rate or ono cent per
pound within an area of 1900 miles from
mailing points. and one and one-half
cents pound outside that area. The
committee also adopted another amand-
ment for restoration on July l. 1919 OF
the two cents an ounce rate on letters
and one cent on post cards.
Some senators believe the second class
postal, rate amendment will be rigor-
Ously opposed by publishers. who have
disapprovcd any zone system OF postal
rates as unjust and discriminatory. Long
debate on the subject in the senate now
is anticipated.
Another amendment adopted today,
which is expected 10 cause much debate,
imposes a tax OF 10 per cent on products
Of child labor which arc transported in
interstate commerce. The amendment ~
designed TO accomplish the purposes OF
the law, recently declared unconstitu-
tional by the supreme court. under which
products of child labor were barred from
interstate commerce.
Amendments rejected today by the
committee included ono by senator
Thomas Of Colorado. l"ryinS a tax OF
100 per cent on campaign contributions
in excess of $500. and another by Sen
ator Smoot Of Utah. imposing tax OF
$3.50 and $500 respectively on each
male and female dog. t,..-J--.-.-
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AN TAGON|SN Of
NORTH VS.. SOUTH
AMONG TEUTO TON5
GERMANIA SEES THE
HAND OF CLEMENCEAU
French Premier Alleged to Be
Backing the Separatist
Moves.

G.nndnn Times Gable. CopWlghted)
STOCKIOLM. Nov. 29.--'rhc antag-
cni.m between the north and south OF
Germany. especially bctwec2 the Social
ist leaders in Berlin and the BaFarIan
Premier Kurt Eisncr is gaining In hit
tcrness. while the Munich foreign oitic"
reprnachcs the Berlin government with
prrsiating in old and exploded! mrth"dS'
cunrcaling The truth. misleading p"o'''
opinion and prrvariratinE IN regard I"
documents published concerning thr OF.
ig;n of tho war
t;crmania rnd"aIurS 10 show tina, E'S
ncr {" II der the Influence OF ClrmHncfau
and : working IN the interest OF France
to sep. rate southern and northern ''''
many, and form n federation nnd SEP
arn,c republic in which four states III
the south. including tho Austian Irr-
mans, Sha Il dominate three in u" h"rtn
But l'rchrit, the Berlin government
sprr..tl rrGan. contains Finl"ht "l'h'
on DR.. Soil. stating that kaySEy. tn" So
cialist unt:rr secretary. who was Pl"t
by ;hc minister's side TO control NE
acts. was lcf: in entire ignorance OF t"t
nrntcs; SCI. hy DR.. Solf to NJ nAch
against the publication ~ compromising
documents. ,knysky being highly plehS,
cd with ;hc Munich revelations himScil
was rrrpa rins for n similar puaGlGat!or
Of docum rn,s b. tho Berlin foreign OF
! <icc. The consequences VIII nc the re-
| ;irrmrnt Of DR.. Snif US foreign minister
! Meanwhile I:sner threatens To prcaH
raial ions with the Berlin government
Jhr Catholic bishops hur entered VI
| lent protest against tho separation VI
church and state, obi ging tho Bcrii'
| cxncrtiyn 70 declare Tho question will bt
,cft 70 thc constituent assembly.
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KATO To LEAD
JAP DELEGATES
Former Minister of Foreign
Affairs to the Versailles
Conference.

WASHINGTON. Nov. "9.-NiScouNt
Ka,o. former minister OF foreign affairs
will head the Japanese delegation to the
,|eace conference 1T Versailles. accord
.ng 10 unofficial adviccS reaching WASH
:nS;on today from Japan.
S:cc-Admiral Isam TGkeSnita. vice
chief OF the japanese general naval Stafi
vii, be :, member OF th" delegation. Fl"
will bc accompanied by his aide. Cap
tain k,churo Norura. who was rducas-
cd in Japan and IN Germany and Aus
i-:a.
The military representative for Japan
will no Major General Nara. Of the jap
anesc general army staff.
press dispatches from Toxic scv,:a,
,!avs ago said that Marquis ktnm"chi
SaionU. former premier. would head the
Jooanr<e representatives 1T the con-
icrrrce.
Vicc-Admiral Takeshita and Captain
Eomura ar. we'll xE"wn in Washington.
III. ,lce-adrn;r:.l having been naval at
zach. here from 1905 10 l9h,. Since the
var began nc has mad several trips 10
tho Paci:ic coast Is commander IF Jap
an.se warsh:ps. He came 80 Washing
ron again as naval adviser tu NiSc"uilt
lsh!. who headed the Japanese mission
sent 70 this couut-:- soon after America
entered the war. Upon his return "a
Japan, Nicn-Adnliral Tak"Shita was piac'
cd in command OF the Japanese fleet II
the Indian ocean.
II is said TO 10 possible that thc Jap
:ncse representatives tn the peace COLI
ference may go TO Paris via the nitct
States.
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hind ll"rrau Scht"d"rnaun and l:"rt'
who really ar" u"; S""irllsiS but l-l"e'"'
Democrats. fear the CROWN popularity
Of DR.. Kari Licblnrrht. head Of ~" fAh-
irnl Snrinli%ts was at II" G""rliI
rnilroad station WHEN Dr. li"rkn'chi
returned from prison. where hr had h""h
informed by Imperial order. rh"r" was
. GRAND demonstration. and working
propIc carried him upon th"IT shoulders
"a the KonislisChr SChlnSS an! thoTr
from the balcony "f the nnlacr where
tho kaiser stood 1t .tr:c "umincn""m"nt
or tic war. pr. Licbknrcht announced
,ha, freedom for the people was close
It hand.
so far order is being maintained III
Germany. hut il iS doubtful If 1t VIII
cnntInuc far long. | know Of condiIionS
up to and including November IL. when
| took n train scheduled /" leave Berlin
ut . o'clock at night and Got away at
o'clock the next morning. reaching
Traves At : o'clock sunday with one
hour of delay to change trains NJ CO.
I,ruc. Tho cars wcr" crowded and Mon
SAT mn my knees. and the corridors were
filled with men. women and 'hildr"d.
also soldiers. Th" people w"rc even rid
iur urnn ,bH roofs Of th& cars.
Many passengers w,r" groups "f the
newly formed Soldiers and W"rkmrn'S :
council going fnrtr on ,hcI- missions for
carrying the gospel of R"lSh"visin 10 The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-30
TWO WEST VIRGINlANS
ARE MAJOR GENERALS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov. "9.-
MILITARY Day" observed this afternoon
hv the Charleston Rotary club at itS
regular weekly luncheon. disclosed inc
fact that .Wrs; Virginia has two major
r,.unroIS in active service. 10th arc
from Gre"nhrrr county and each re-
...ivcd his highest rank since the United
States DECLARED war IN Germany hcE
are Mason Mathews Patrick and 'John
Leonard Hines. Bccnus" OF thr placs
If their nativity. George w. McC!inllc.
, I,uyrr from CircrnhrIrr, WAS orator
al tho meeting.
Major General Patrick WAS born AT
LrwislurE, December l3. 1865. ana Was
.;raduntrd from Grccnbrler Milltar!
school September |. 1SH@. lie Is an OIL
r"r "a engineers. Major H"hcrHi mines
was born at White sulphur Springs, May
81 IHGS. and was graduated from thr
United States Military Academy June
l." 1871. and is in command OF infantry.
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Business men of Great Britain. having
won one war are now preparing for u
new battle. At a time when th. people
want bread. the financial interests are
covering Great Britain with plac1fus
reading, Bread versus Beer. These
lurid posters carry conviction, and tht
liauor men are in a state OF terror
There are three billion dollars invest cd
in brcwrrics and distillcrics. and OYER
ninety billions Invested IN farms. lac
tories. shops. ships and institutions pro-
ducing tools. comforts ana r"hF"n1"hicS
Now that Canadn has gone dry, and that
American brcwcricS will close up De.
ccmber 1st, il looks uS If England would
become a land without saloons
England public men have com" u
think that nearly all thciT strIh"T logan
with whiskcy. They hnv" the best of
reasons for the convict ION iha, u sue"
ccssful factory cannot hc carried on with
drunken workmen. competition ~ 10" So
we're Better. therefore. los" thr"" hii.
lion dollar investment in distlllcri"S ana
brewcries. than Il ninety billion dollar
Investment in institutions that feed the
people and cluthr and rdurnl" the
people.
The gains Of thr n"w regime. ana tn"
bitter fight against liquor. ar. hfhA%lhH
There we're cigra cunriril"ns for drunk
cnncss in 1919 TO one in 1919 britain
consumed thirty-Six million gallon" in
1913 and less thtLn ten millions In l!lS
The pre- war tax on r""r was one d"Ili
and cighty-six cents bhrrr'. l"-HaS
twelve dollars a barrel. Will" thr tax "t
whiskcy 10 Increased three hundred pei
cent.
To-day there arc Il it'll" less than ON
hundred thousand saloons III England
But there arc no soft drinks sold IN that
country no soda water fountains. ~
Lemonade stands. and il is either EnEliSi
breakfast tea or liquor. Trnd"S ln!"i
leaders insist that wages HAY" n"F"l
been 80 high or the working people SC
prospcrouS and that IN" gains nj IN
health. the food and ra!lnrnt "I th" pool
have been enormous. On IN" other hithd
there are political leaders VII" inS!S'
thai, the abolition OF III" saloon. Ih'
brewery and the dIsiill"ry means III,
wiping ont Of many large fortunes. Some
IF thu richest men III the hnuS" Of i"rd!
have mad" their money out "f the dis
tilling Of whiSkcy and IN" brewing "i
beer. Tn. liquor interest alS" spends
money upun the political campaigns ant
the largo sums used by tn" interests
make II very hard for tho hntiS I" m""'
tho liquor prnragandH. Ev"rywhrr" II
| Great Britain. On" is told that IN" over
whclminE mHjntiiy Of IN" p"ori" "an'
eompl"t" prohibition.
Il is the traveller. however, 'htl - 'hf
best jiIdC" nf the contrasts h"'""ch 'h'
old rri Of drunkenness and IN" N"W IRA
Of scbrict%. On 4 single SATURDAY even
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center Of Germany, leaving the train n,
vari"u, cities "" passed through lnclud-
INK Hanuvrr portmund. H"chum. Essen.
Duisbrr:, pu%srldurf and Cologne. Hum
drrdS Of Srld!"r.: were among the pas
s"ngcrS. including IN$acc-Lprrain"rs rr-
turning fr"nr their regiments 10 become
citizens Of Franc" nj nome.
''Ci"rmrny now is II sC'rr "I great coz
fusion. the returning troops not KNOW
inE whcr" [" go aad thu trains are run
ming IrrrGularly because ut their
scarcity.
"It Bcrl3 paid 80 marks for n pound
Of butter. fifteen marks for pound "f
meat and unr mark ".Irh far rEES. Sugar
is impossible Ia got nj III" stores. The
city is divided into districts. %"; my
cards at thu bureau Of f"o1 control in
prstoioZXi :trasSc and il WAS necessary
IN have ono card each for bread, meat
and POTATOES which cards run for one
month also other card" running -Ind"h-
nitrly for bacon and hi--'"r. sugar. eggs
and snap and Il general card for Il atlm-
bcr ot articles. including n""dl"s, mac
ornni and jam. Cards for clothing are
plrcurablc nt different bureau.
"Wh"n buying. Il person Is allowed
ono uair q! shuc" ;L.yrnr and had 10 show
his cid pair. Whrn purchasing. lhr"e
collars are allowed per year aud II Is
(Continued on Page Eighty
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Says Inadequate Service
OF Wheeling Trac. Co.
Is Only Temporary

CUNRLESTON. w. VA. Nov. "?,--t-.
T. Winters. railroad inspector for the
,,ullir service commission. returned
from Wheeling to-day. where hr spent
several davS Investigating complaints of
the citizens Of that "itN against Inc
Wheeling Traction company.
The complaint WAS that there was IN
adrnunlr car service from the city 70
the Island and To the towns Of Martins
Ferry. RrdEcp"rt and Rcllair". on lhr
,,rpoSit" side of IIIr river III" raves
iiguliunS uf Winters revealed lhc li'l
That th, company haG sufficient cars
bur un account al 50 many nj The en-
moves of the traction company hhFihE
lnt!urn2a, the company was short ol
help. AS the m"7l h"com" able |" X"
back 10 their jobs the trouble. IT Is Dc
llrvrd. will adjust itself.
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sAS FRANCISCO, Nov. "9.-lndict-
,r.,t of John Is. Densmore. director S"H-
oral of employment OF the department.
~ labor, who made a report disclosing
alleged irregularities in prosecutions. M
niudinr tho Gaze OF Thomas J. Mooney
uboso death sentence WAS commutrd I"
Iife ,mprisonment BY Governor stephens
last night. will be asked BY hStTict Ak
,nrnry Charles II. Fickert. Ia" latter
announced today in Il signed Statet""h'. l..
rho indictment Will br sought under
statutes pertaining to wire tapPlhs'
The Dcnsmorc report IN connection
r.i,h Mr. Eickert said wire tapping was
donr set forth many conversations Al
1.rad 20 hav.. been obtained from ''le-
nhone wires leading TO the district az,
,ornev.s office. E'ickert's law Office ana
other offices. 49,
A grand jury is investigating the
Densmorc charges Of irreGuiarl'i'$ III
IN. prosecutions. nf Mooney and "'h:Es
N connection with IN" bomb nu'ue'S
on Preparedness day, July -. 1910 III
San Francisco.
At a meeting today the grand jury
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UNCLE Sam MUST Be
THE MODERN JOSEPH

WASHINGTON. Nov. "e.-Thc possi.-
hility 0r an international bread line
was discussed to-day in 4 letter TO Jay
Cooke. food administrator for Phlladci-
phia, from Charles Lathrop Pack. pres;-
,!c!t OF the National Wur Garden Com
mission. The letter conGratuiatcs the
food army on big plans for the rally
next Tuesday in Philadelphia. and
pointed out there are millions TO be fed
in Eurnr. before the food war can be
won.
..'rhrrc is a new war" said Mr. Pack
Tonight and Il is the war for food.
Incl" Sam must become tho Joseph OF
the modern world. There Is fnr more
need IF victory. gardens next year than
there was OF war gardens and food con-
Scrvptinu week. set by tho food admin
istration. may be we'll included In plans
for next -car's garden. There must be
NOR. food than ever raised for the
kitchen door
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NAON DEFENDS HIS
COURSE in AMERICA

WASHINGTON. Nov. "9.-Dr. Ro-
muiu S. Nann Tonight made public q
statement in which he asserted that the
refusal Of the Argentine government
10 permit him 20 publish the exchanges
hcIw"cn himself and his government.
hearing on the subject OF Argentinas
participation In the war. proves that The
ailiIrnationS Of his government IN the
decree accepting his resignation were
utterly inarcuratc' and without f0undu-
iion Of truth"
The exchanges. DR. Naon's statement
says. would not in an! way cpmpro-
misc an outsider hut simply prove my
entire devotion To thr fundamental IN
ic7cstS Of my country IN the fundAmcn-
tai interests of pan-AmeriCantSm and 10
tho fundamental int"r"ats OF the un-
cuuivocnl friendship between Argentina
and the United States. 10 which all my
people adhere.
"Thcse documents would also prove
the statement continues. that my Ht-
forts 10 bring my government to make
common cause with the United States
in the conflict with Germany began the
very next day after tn. declaration or
war by the United States. and finished
the day before I gave UP my post"
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INDICTMENT OF FEDERAL OFFICIAL
WHO TAPPED WIRES IS DEMANDED

framed request TO Governor stephens
that ne dircc; Drnsmorc TO appear be-
for that body TO testify concerning his
report. y certified copy Of the report
also was asked for. This action was
prcci pitatrd on Secretary Of Labor VIII
sons decision 10 plac" the report ana
the services Of DcnSmorc at tn" disposal
Ot the governor.
1t was case of Mooney VS.. Mooney
and Mooney won Il costly victory Max
well McNutt. chirt OF counsel for Moon
ny. Said in commenting upon the com
mutation Of Mo"ncys sentence.
phc defense would b" p"w"rlcSs 10
act further. even if all the charges IN
tn. Dcnsmore report ar" suhstantIated.
McEuit said Dissatisfaction with the
communication WAS expressed in 4 state
mcnt issued by T.. ID. Nolan. secretary
IT the international Workers Detense
league. "Thc final w"r,l on tho M""ncy 5
case has not beer spoken. said inc
statement "I.ahnr will recover from
this temporary setback and continue ''S
fight for justice.