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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-07
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Commencing May LIST Mr. T. L. CLARK
524 18th St. Whiting. viii receive ad
Vertisements for Whiting and Roberts
dale for TINES Newspapers. Office
Phone 13sW. Residence 1881 If
Princess tonight Charming Virginia
Pearson in All for Husband" Is
any man safe from MARRIAGE LADY,
\ picture OF laughs and thrills Also
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew in Help
Wanted" 5--4
Join The Whiting Savings and Loan
Association today as the happy people
are the thrifty ones; energy and thrift
combined are The security of happiness.
5-7-1
On Wednesday last. John Baugs1ner
and Miss Anna Banks and Miss Allie
Mears Of Oak Park. spent the day with
their aunt, Mrs. NJ. F. Hunter Of Rob-
ertsdale. who has been very III for the
past three weeks.
Save your profit sharing stamps
Bank pay you interest on the money
you save: we pay you interest on the
money you spend
SLIT II. GORDON. & SON
Friday last Henry Cassum. command
er Of Carter Post, No. 20. and wife. and
the president secretary, chaplain and
five other members of Lawton Circle.
No. p, spent the afternoon with Mrs.
A. T. Hunter. who has been a member
of the circle for twert ght years
star Theatre tonight VIM 5. Hart
in The Primal Lure" Also a snappy
Luke comedy. 5-7-1
FOR RENT-Room and board for one
gentleman. 42O Ohio ave. whiting
5-7-1
FOR SALE-Midern room bungalow
1928 Atehison ave. Apply to owner
on premises. 5-7-s
Mr. and Mrs. ]. y. Drew of Atchison
avenue, entertained Henry Small and
Family Of near Hobart on Sunday.
We are giving out own Trading |
Stamps. They are more valuable than }
any other kind; 500 stamps arc redeem
able for 1925 in merchandise or S1oof
IN cash.
Stiff II. GOEDON & SON.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Wheeler of Atchison |
avenue. have gone to their home in /
Champaign. for two weeks vacation. |
Mrs. Jessie Curtis Smith has return
cd from Camp MACPHERSON. Ga. where
she spent several weeks visiting her
husband. Walter Il. Smith. and brother
in-law. Lawrence Smith. members OF
Chicago Base Unit No. 13, who are now
on their way 10 France.
Mr.. Farris Of Michigan. was a guest
a. the Norman Emerson home in 120th
street on Sunday
Lieut.. G. w Gray Of Whiting who
has been at Camp Grant. has been trans
ferred to Camp Jackson, s. c.
Beginning Thursday. May ,. 1918. we
will give our own trading stamps in
stead Of the $. & II. All our patrons
wanting s. & H. stamps must redeem
their checks before June 18th. 1918.
6-1-tf H GORDON & son.
Miss Ruth Gavit Of Oliver street. has
returned home from Houston. Texas
where she spent several weeks visiting
Mrs A. d. Davidson who has been
Al Gary visiting her son. Charles Dav-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-07
GRIFFITH

The Misses Erna and Louisa Kaske
visited at the home of Miss Esther
Lightfoot last Sunday.
The Ladies Aid society viii meet at
the home Of Mrs. Everett Aughinbaugh.
Thursday afternoon. All are invited.
The Red Cross dance in the town
hall next Thursday evening promises
to be a very enjoyable affair.
A large number from here went to
Hammond last Sunday for the X. OF C..
parade
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-07

man. the surgeon in charge.
The funeral OF Mrs. W. L Handley
was held at the Methodist church on
Monday afternoon and a large assem-
blage listened to Rev. J. A. Aging
conduct the funeral services. The body
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-07
EaN0eSs1N y . &ae = e@N y S69
SCROWN POINT NEWS y
II HAPPENINGS a CoUNTYs CAPITAL ~

Miss Grace Clymer IS recovering
from an attack of liberty measles.
Mrs. J. n Umple5y accompanied her
daughter Gladys to Gary on Monday
where she viii undergo q minor opera
tion at Mercy hospital Or. Carl Board
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-07

was taken to Lowell. Mrs. Handleys
former home where services viii be
held on Tuesday. and the body inferred
in the Lowell cemetery. Several from
Grown Point accompanied the remains
to Lowell
Mr. aud Mrs w. L. Altman have re-
turned from a few days spent with
Chicago friends
A very attractive service Of song
was given at the Methodist church
on Sunday night. and a large audience
listened to solos by Mrs w. White
bead and Mrs. Reuhler and several
pleasing selections by the choir and
organ numbers by Miss Hazel hhborn
The high school play. Claim Al
owed given et the Crown theatre on
Monday night was n decided hit being
one Of the best home talent plays ever
given in the city. Each part was taken
BY members of the Junior class and the
talent shown was remarkable. The
Junior class VIII reap the benefits
which viii be used to banquet the sem
Tor class on Friday night
The township councils OF defense re-
Gently organized appear below with
he exception Of North and Calumet
townships:
sIanover-Emn Ruge. Otto Meyer. It.
Kretz. II. II. Wassman. Mrs. Emil Ruge.
Adam schafer, Ed Meyer.
Wlnfeld-James Love. Gus CIaussen.
VIM. Smith. Chns. Bacon. Mrs. \. Lewis,
Mrs. J. Love. Chas. simpson.
Hobart Township-A. ]. Smith. w.
3 owen Mrs Mary Ballantyne. Geo.
,.utz. Wm Earle, Mrs Robin Earle.
George F. Peterson.
Center Township-John Perry. Geo.
oyer. y J.. Ausan John Wise. Phillip
Nracek Miss Stella Breyfogle. Mrs.
Ada Eudress.
Cedar Creek Township-V. \. Dyer.
? n. Mckay. O. L. RIGS. Mrs. F. Lynch.
Wm. Dickinson Mrs. Carl Gregg
West Creek hip-Mrs. Jesse
little. John Hayhurst. OTTO sutton.
8oyd WATSON. John Hayhurst. Miss
Jessie Pulver. George Bailey
Ross Township-Alfred Nicholson.
Fred Kreiter Henry Kluehl. Sam B.
Wood Robert Harper, Mrs. VIM. Black
.ey. Mrs s z. Zuvers.
Eagle Greek Township-Mrs O. G.
FiAeld. J NJ Pearce C. Benjamin, Mrs
g. Chapman. Fred simpson. Thos. Meth
ery. F. ". Gormerly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-07

Dan Mcnamara of Whiting. who is
with the aviation corps at Kelly Field,
San Antonio. has been promoted to SER
geant.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-07

Send THE TINES to your
soldier boy. Let him see how we
feft behind are backing him up.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-25
Aioh SCHOOL ANNUAL
NOW OFF THE Press

The klamath County High School
Annual. just now OF the press, publish.
ed by the student body OF the high
school. is one Of the best ever gotten
out in Klamath County. and would do
credit to many larger institutions. The
cover is in the colors Of the Senior
Class. Orange and Black. Individual
cuts Of all the Junior and Senior
glasses are contained. The book Ii
published BY the W. o. Smith Printing
company.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-25
BIG GREEK
TERR|F|ES
COMPANIONS
10 FINED At HEARING LAST
NIGHT IN JUSTICE COURT.
CHASED MS ASSOCIATES FROM
YARD At ALooMA AND INTO
HILLS

The case Of Demictro ravicro. who
is reported to have stampeded mem.
bers Of the lumber yard at the Alsoma
Lumber company Thursday. was taken
up for examination at the Justice
Court yesterday afternoon.
He was brought in BY Deputy sher.
ID T. f. Grifdth on felony charge
the day previous. but this was moved
on motion Of the district at.
torney. who then had him rearrested
on a charge Of assault and battery.
The prisoner plead guilty to this
charge las, evening. and was iincd 335
and costs. BY Justice Gowen.
The summoning Of the witnesses for
this examination was said to have en-.
tailed considerable trouble. ~ the
who Is a person Of soodly
size. had wrought such terror In the
minds Of his companions that they
took to the hills and did not return
until after dark on Thursday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-25
VAUDEVILLE At the srAR

Opening Sunday. the star thcatcr
will present Adamson. l.aRcsc and
Williams. singing. DANCING and hnishc,'
Hawaiian impcrsonators. This trio
comes very highly recommended. and
In connection with the big Goldwyn
picture. "Thais." featuring Mary Gar
den. makes an extra big show at the
star Sunday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-25

liamahsr. My: n n. Bubb. Merrill;
Mrs. Hay Tower. Malin: Dcwcy Horn.
Bonnnyn; J, NJ. BrAmhai,. OdcsSa; n.
H. Archer. Aixoma; n. w. Tower. Wor.
don. and J. II. Wisc. Fort klamath.
sheriff Humphrey and u deputy clerk
will attend TO tho duty At Kirk Tor the
nci ghboring lumber camps.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-25
REGISTRATION
ARRANGEMENTS
ARE COMPLETED

The exemption board here has been
busy arranging for tho registration on
June 9Th of the young mon who have
reached the agc Of 81 years during the
last twelve months.
The follc wins persons will have
charge Of the registration boards In
the outside districts:
+. NJ. Clcaycs. Crescent. Arthur
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-25
pickeoRo MATINEE TOMORROW

Owing to delayed express matter.
the Mary Pickford matinee advertised
for today will take place tomorrow
Sunday At $3.50. star theater.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-25

Will party who found blue coat on
Main street about April 22d please 70.
turn papers In the inside pocket to
Herald once? Liberal reward: no
questions asked. 2l.2t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-25
STILL ARRIVING

Another shipment Of high class
Photographs has Just arrived for o..
hibition ut the coming Shepherd Music
Show. 2%.2t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-25
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-About June 7th. house Of
8 rooms and bath. furnished or IN.
furnished. Ninth street. Inquire ss7
Ninth st. Geo. p. Chamberlain. 26n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-25

EVANS 4 BALM, Exclusive Agents.
Sub-Agents. Fred McManus and Klam
ath Service Station. 2&.2t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-25

Monkey DRIP Is the best security
against tire trouble. Fake no other
but the genuine Monkey Grip.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-25
ANNOUNCEMENT

The woman's Relief Corps will meet
In q body in front oi the Houston
opera house Sunday evening to attend
The memorial services.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-25

All kinds Of surety bonds promptly
)xseutsd. See chileots. Is
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-25

FOR SALE OR RENr-Partly fur.
nished I room house. Enquire at
COS Spring street. 26.lt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-25

Linoleum remnants at half price at
VIRGIL 4 Son. EAST
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-29
MANY INJURED
IN B. { O. WRECK
Broken Rail Cause of Bad De-
railment on Buckhannon-
Grafton Line.

Special Dispatch to Tho lntcllEenrcr:
PHILIPPT, Nov. 9S.-A broken rail on
the Buckhuuron and Grafton branch Of
the +. & o.. near philippi this morning
caused tho dr:ailmcnt of two passenger
coaches of tho morning train from, Buck
harmon. Two persons were seriously in
jurcd and q score of others slightly in
jurcd in tho wreck.
Tho accident occurred two miles ar e
Philip! a; ''lhe Rig Eddy" The train
passed n~cr the broken rail and the mail
car was dcrailcd. whIlr tho baggage car
remained on th" track. Th" passenger
coaches broke loose from the rest Of the
train nnd tho smoking car WAS turned
UPSIDE down. thr ladies' coach IN its side.
The wrccI; occurred on a shar;' curve and
only the fact that tho coaches were st""l
aud wer" thrown toward tn" hank pre-
vented severe loss Of life.
Warren Burr"r. Of Lillian. aged GH. n
trarl; man. vas badly injured in the
back. He was thrown across a scat. His
condition is serious.
R"v. Iiud smith. of ErlinEtnn. suffered
v"rv srvcrr cuts and had Il leg broken.
MIdshipman Weaver. Buckhannnn
lad. hon" IN leave. was badly cut about
,hc face and chest by glass.
Fully score nf other passengers on
the train sustained cuts and bruises and
many h1d sprain"d ankles and other min
nr injuries Th" Euclihannon high school
eleven cnrnute To Fairmont 10 play today
was on the train and some Of the players
were cut and bruised
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-29
BOLD HOLl-UP
BY BANDITS, WHO
GET GREAT LOOT

Social Dispatch to The lntelligenccr.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IS. - seven
bandits. one masked. robbed cigar
store and pool room at % Nor'h lh'r-
Iccnth street. just above Mar rkct, late
this afternoon, while. the streets were
throngcd with holiday crowds.
The robbers got $4,000 in cash. sew
hundred dollars in Liberty bonds
n. ,wclry valued at $500, TheodoIe
sud-. is the proprietor OF the cigar
store. 'hRrlcS kclker runs the pool
room. These men and fifteen others
who were in the place. including Two
detectives. were covered with r"rolvers
and stripped. o. all their valuables inc
$4,000 was obtained fron SuddcriJ. The
-hOld-up men escaped.
The bandits arrived in front OF the
place in an automobile and lelsurey
entered the store. - -. :,
When all had got inside. at signal
from the masked leader they drew their
rcvolvcrs and ordered the men in the
store iu throw up their hands. ThoSc
in the place were so taken by surprise
thnt resistance seemed useless: SUD
derby attempted To escape through inc
rear Of the place. but revolver poked 10
his nose made him change his nina.
The rohber nearest him told him TO
"cnmc through and he delivered the
$4,000. Meanwhile the other bandils
stripped the people in the place OF their
rings and watches. Leo and Palmer
the detectives in the place. wore not
overlooked. and were obliged 20 deliver
their rcvnlvrrs and blackjacks: They
are attached to the city hall squad.
After relieving Thorn Of all their cash
and jewrlry. the robbers backed TO the
door. still covering the men with their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-29

STEEL MEN To
HIRE NJ 'ADOO.
WILL DEVELOP BIG
EXPORT OPERATIONS
Is to Be Made President of
Pool Formed by the
Manufacturers.
Snrclal Dispatch to The Intcligencer.

SnrCInl Dispatch to The lntcliiSenCcT.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2S.-Sccretary
McAdon. il is reported. is /" be the
president or managing, director Of pooi
of independent steel manufacturers Tor
selling steel Ill foreign countries. I'M"
pool is now awaiting the sanction Oh
the federal. trade commission before lo''
mai annuunccfnrnt IS made Of its e%
:Sl"nre.
Report that this pool Of interests no.
in the United States Steel corporation
has been formed gained crcdence from
the fact that while the steel men inter
cslrd were in Washington last week
thoy consulted with the secretary OF
the trrusury in regard 10 the legality
ur Tho ponI under the Wrbb-prmcrCnc
act and that aS the man who directed
the financing of virtually all the allied
countries during ih" war. hr had
knuwi,dsc Of credits and conditions
such AS is pussrssrd by no other indi-
viduai.
|, was also recalled that there WIS
only "A short laps" of time between the
visit Of III" s,"cl mon and filing of thciT
nnnliratun with the federal Trade COM
mission and the announcement OF Mt.
MCAdnu's resignation and his trip 10
the south. where he is inspecting rail-
road lines. and also out Of tho way OF
inIrryicwrr; when thr story Of the for
nation ur tn. pool should he learned.
'rh, conference between Secretary
M,AdoO and the lndcprnd"nt steel men
was said lu hI.r h""n tho outErowth
Of the conviction nf the latter thnt
cooperative selling organization III for
cign markets was necessary In cnaDle
them to compete with the steel r"rpor-
aiinn. The independent St"cl m"n. II
WAS said. learned through government
regulation nf their business during the
war thnt they could not compct" tndl-
vi,lually with tho Steel corporation NJ
rhc nricrS fixed hy the president. The
Steel Curnnrntiun took n profit ut every
sIarc Of tho nlamfaclurc OF ;iniSncu
steel due Ia it's subsidiary companies,
while the independent group was forced
tn purchase raw materials al hiSh
n-lrcs and accordingly maic far less on
the government price.
Tho moro prominent concerns In the
Dool arc The Rcthlchcm Strol corpora
ton. l'rial Hill Steel company and re
public Iron and steel company. founGs-
town. Ohio: Mldvalc steel and Ord
nance company, the l.ukcnS Iron ana
Steel company. tn" Inland Steel COM
nany and the Colorado Fucl and Iron
company.
Virtually All OF the other steel pro-
ducing concerns not controlled by the
I.niLcd States Steel corporation have
either significd their intention or join"
ing the pool or nrc expected 10 do so
withip thirty days. provided they wish
to export steel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-29
CO||NTER REVOLUTION SOONA!AY
Re ON THE CARDS FOR GERMANY
I,ondon Times Cahle.)

THE HAGUE. Nov. cS-A Dutchman
from Bremerhaven. who passed inc
whole period in that port. Expresses his
inability 10 clear up the obscurity IN IN"
present position in Germany. adding that
the Germans are rs much in the dark
No anyone His opinion was that Lifp-
knecht represents the MINORITY OF tn"
v,- workers and tina, his Influence. in
stead Of declining. will increase. IN
Hrrmcrhavcn none knew for tw" days
together which party was in tho ascc;-
dent the more moderate wing OF the
social democrats or tho extremists
These fluctuations arc not confined u"
Rremerhavcn, so It is pr"natur" |" en-
press a decided opinion as tn tho courS"
events are likely to tnIc. lie aHdco IL
was n great mistake TO suppose thc
kaiser had been done with. The kaiser
bc said, has many adhcrcnts IN Germany
who are resolved not to take the recent
defeat lying down. Hc estimated IN"
PROPORTION Of loyalists 10 the insurs-
cnts as about one IN two. =,
A number of soldiers who were what
we're called KAISER true left the army
very much alive and are commanoen ny
general. devoted to the kaisers cause.
There is no doubt. he said. that some
thing will be attempted before long IN
the way of counter revolution. he
said red 10 still freely worn in Ercm"r-
haven. but he had heard il almost had
disappeared from the Rhine district,
Az regards food tho situation is better
now than q few months ago. though
doubtful.
corc.oondent who l"ft Snturdny
with permission TO proceed to Eeriln'
failed TO reach Hanover. owing !" the
complete suspension Of railroad traffic
except military. Ho reports:
"I spent two days and on" night IN
crowded fourth class carriage. gong
where fate took mo. There ia no Ad'
uuatc control OF the troops pouring lT''k
from the front. When We r"ach"d N"S''
~. train camc in win eight soldiers
dead on the roof apparently frozen nu%
inr tho night. which was bitterly cold.
E,,,y .,r,in was crowded with men
swimming IN the roof. In som" places
vr found cS-~taff officers running af-
f,irs with ,the, same strict discipline rs
of old. InStiEh bigger towns, for inSthnc"
in Ohorhnuscn. councils refuse "il nrr I'll"
officers or the hourGco!sc any share IN
affairs Two cantains who applied IN
assist in IN. maintenance OF order wHr'
told thcv could 20 and d" sentry duty
on the RAILWAY.
Tt Is difficult to extract d"tinll"
views from nrn returning from IN"
front They hardly refer :" IN" m,S"r-
able outcome of n" war. merely r"lp'-
,,r th,, II Is over. Sometimes th"y
abuse General Ludrndorff. pti"n th'y
sneak with contempt Of "our dcScrters
in Holland" the kaiser. the crown
prince and others
Tho koiscrips. who has Gnn" to live
with tho crown rrincnss. handed over her
rcsc-vc etoros 10 tho rntSdam council
! following tho demonstrations n E"rlii
! after the discovery Of the kaiscr's great
7 storos Of food.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-29
PUNISHMENT Of H0HENZO[LERNS
BY WARS v|CT0RS NOW CERTAIN

George II going to, Paris early in De-
crrHb.r. nIncidins with the arrival of
President Wilson. Tho sessions prelim-
mary 10 II" main peace conference are
expected :. begin the middle Of Drccm-
her. and Will last until after Christmas.
The peace conference proper Will opcn
some tim" j. January and the first duty
OF tn" d"i"gdcs will be to appoint com
missions [" .udy tn" details of the var
iOus subjects and then report back 10
the main b"0. Three months IS now
given as the minimum period in which
the ENJOYS IN complete their labors.
Tho signature % the peace tT,aty can
not De- "XpcCt-i before April. The
American dclcCtcs arc declared hcre to
be Lansing. Whie. House. accompanying
the President. lc EritISh delegates arc
! to b. Lloyd G;c"rr. R"nar Law. Bhlfour.
Reading and rpbahly CurZnE ana
, Barnes and An unnJn'd leader r"pr"Scn-
,nt!vc For tn" BrrSir d"mini"ns. For
) den. Hughes. B"thalud Massey will act.
! For tn" French. Cl:lcnc"au l:riaud Pin
rnnn Tardrru. Bore""is anG others.
! For I.air. S"nnin" Ph ORLANDO" with
{ ,hs delegates and 'v"mnanyinE rttt-
/ riaIs tho personnel "fh" pc;lc" confer
cncc is expected to ntohcr nearly 1000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-29
LUDENDORFF TURNEDl
DOWN OFFER OF PEACE

rOpEEHAGEN. No.. @S-~--The HaSNc
CORES pondcnt OF the Vienna E"ue rT'H
Presse says that un"r7icia' reports ~
France and Great Eritain last spring o.
cl,rcd that their governments were rfr"-
rArcd to initiate peace e-S"tiatI"nS. NJ
CORRESPONDENT gives t:,e Following terms
as those which were acccptahl" t"I inc
allice in return for cessation "f hos-
t:litics:
Evacuation of Belgium. Germany Y"
nav ,xo-tnirds Of the damage done IN tNe
tin-dom: the question or Alsace-l'oF-
rain. 10 T., referred 40 Il r"i"rcndunf'
southern Tyrol 10 be coded t" italy:
Trieste tr. be made an international port:
Serbia. Montenegro anT Eumania |" u"
evacuated. and Germany's colonies TO 70"
returned.
Roron Hurian. then ..ustro- Hungarian
-orciSn minister. says the correspondent.
was prepared TO issue an invitation TOR
oaacr negotiations. bur General Ludrn-
aorf the German chics Guar;HrmaSt"r.
,ntcryencd. saying: Let u- conquer
day later. the correspondent adds
rndendortf started an offensive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-29

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2S.-The iN'-
preston ls growing among those VINO
have talked with President Wilson
about the peace conference that the
American delegation will be limited 70
three members, and speculation over the
personnel has about narrowed to these
names:
Robert Lansing, secretary OF state:
Hcnrv White. ambassador 70 France
and 10 Italy under the Mckinley admin
istration: Colonel E. II. House
There has been no announcement ano
there will be none before the pfesleen'
addresses congress next week, but II was
said tonight that White House callers
have been given to- understand tnaf
these men would be ,thssA1aseseens eo-
voys. It also wass ated $Yesy 5aeG-
nitely that reports H. pfekse esat ~
ing decided .to< sits s4s yhA Stlee1ec e.
himself as a:deleEat6SM Mer4 rue.
goes to take part 81 ttse rfeof Ys,ss!1i,! :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-29
T.nndnr Tines Cae.sO y

STOCKHOLM. Nov. 2S.-A!;hv<
representatives OF tne German 81
Berlin adopted Chancellor Ehert& t,prs1
pnsai % join n maintaining the nIsioma1
,:nHy A. the request OF the prov f.esarv
government. and take the nect ctst;,,i-
S:~pS 20 t-onvoke IN. national co3 .hot
.ni assembly. the debate .sho~ef 1icrr
cNn:oa o. 40 means IS unau.!i"uY ;r on-
l!aas- defended N!ilcr's attiiudef rs.,n-
position % the convcca.:on of an 80 to
uiy Ea.th and HaaSe boia pEopc4 Scb,i-
postpone the L:c:Sl2r. BIT Eoert ;-,,o
denann aHf T.arsberS favored an cn,hIv
dat. decision - con:nSe the ass -
Inns VIC" eiso E-.s nburg.
Baden ana SaH"1y. ...Sa"- =: asara.
argued n favor =: Z permanent 80, nr
tcH c"-E.i' n.o--S The
s'io; "af .:.s"'.. l.,,a-si j dopted
ri;aor: being put 20 vote.
\ divergence % oPi::cE also =
caren: between tAe provisional. -
r,en:s Q: Berlin At! -" SOFA
states. but a Se.:.a. Gss.-'
pressed: ~ nd e"1;'l*: ~r'i II..
,n. national :.7i;y ard tA+ i'-Hoa tt no
are ,he provisional government;
e,:a-~.d - GLOW n: Ha7&c.paHtn W
r.7.sscn,a;ives rf southern Germ "!'