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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
CIarksbuTg Scene Of
Two Attempted Murders

Snccial dispatch Ia The lutciiiSchccr
CLARkSBURG, ". Va. Ian. 81
Robert Stewart. a young man or Man
ningron. is in tho county jail here.
awaiting rrial on charge of 1elonlonS'
Is srabbing Arthur Mayo, a Young man
of Elkins. last night. when they quar-
rel, i over Il card game in a Glen Elk
hotel room. Mayo. who was wounded
in the neck. is in a hospital, but 1t Is
stated that he will recover.
Lee Nutter. young man Of Indus
trial, was to-day held to the grand jury
on a charge of attempting 10 murder
John RaikeS. another man OF that
place, last night. by pumping six bull
lets into him from small callber re-
yolvcr. The shooting occurred. It Is
stated, when Raikes refused To marry
Nutters sister. Miss Edna Nutlcr, 10
whom he had been paying attentions,
Raikes is in hospital. but his condl-
ton is said 10 he not serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
Health Giving Qualities
OF Cod Liver Oil
Are Easily Obtained in HypoCod the Pleasant Tasting
Cod liver and Iron Preparation Recently
Placed Before the Public

give them a whale" of an appetite.
help make rich. pure blood, increase
weight and double the strength IN a
very little WHILE, II will break the
most obstinate cold in head or chest.
relieve chronic coughs. relieve asthma.
bronchitis and hay fever and strength
en- the system wonderfully.
Every since its Introduction. hypo'
Cod has proven efficient in the reltev-
ing Of the above ailment. All oyer
the state those who may be suffering
from any Of the above ailments will be
found taking Hypo-Cod. No one will
take medicine more than once I'M
less 1t has proven 10 be worthy. The
fact that Hypo-Cod sales are increas-
ing wonderfully all over the state
speaks columes for its efficiency.
Hypo-Cod Is very economical. For
adults a poonful before meals
and at bedtime is a dose. for children
two or three teaspoonfuls three or
four times a day Is sufficient. You
can ger large bottle Of Hypo-Cod
from yVur druggist for only $3.50.
which contains enough of this SPLEEN
did tonic to treat the average family
for weeks. Get bottle today,
Sold in Wheeling By {. Fl. Griest &
Co., Hoge,Davis Drug Co.. E. H. Rau,
Simpsons Pharmacy. John Coleman
Co., ". ". Irwin. Chas. Menkemiller,
Baers Pharmacy. Merges' Pharmacy
and all Island stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
NEWS BRIEFS

Good Roads-That thr roads Of ONO
county AFRO ~ good ne ever and are
above tho average Of many other c"uh-
tics is shown In the report OF Inc &thts
hIr,woy commission issued Yesterday
1.hc roads between hero ard West Alex
arder and in tho mp the river district
we're those glvcn tho stamp Of appro-
val. ~, =,
with Truck Train--Mr. and Mrs. H.
rrummond, Of this city. left last eve
Ming 10 Join their son Arthur. VII" II
une Of tho drivers i'll the E"rcrnm"nt
,uto truck train entrnutn from l'rtr"it
IN Baltimore Mr.. Arthur brumm"nd
is With the fifth auto convoy train lie
enlisted in the army some time ago IN
tho engineers corps
Riq Truck Stalled--Onr of IN" big
r,,.kurd auto coal trucks. operating DC
,wcen the Richland coal min" ana Il
rlarc In South Wheeling. was stalled
IN the Wheeling Traction Company
tracks on Market street. snort MS
t.ncc above Eleventh street yesterday
morning. The chains which were on the
wheels had been lost. and when tho ma
chino got in the track ii was unable 10
move. Traffic was delayed about nail
hour,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
STRENGTHENS AND BUILDS UP
WEAK. RUNDOWN PEOPLE.

Every one knows that cod liver oil
is very healthful and beneficial. but
have negIec: ed TO take advantage Of
his splendid medicinal property. due
20 tue Sickentng and nauseating taste
that tho usual cod liver oil nrepara-
lion carries. In Hypo-Cod. the great
flesh builder. science has retained all
the healthful qualities OF the cod
livers with the slckening and nau-
seating parts eliminated by a special
process.
In addition to these healthtul ex-
tractires from fresh cod ltyers. Hypo-
cod contains iron. Qulnine. lime.
manganese. hypophosphates. wild
cherry bark. sodium and aromatics.
Far from being sickening and nau-
seating in taste. Hypo-Cod IS pleas
ant and delightful In fact. you'll en-
JOY its very refreshing wtne-llke
flavor.
Children enjoy Hypo-Cod. They
love Its pleasant taste and It does them
lots OF good. II gives them the ap-
petite that a growing child should
have. builds them up quickly. brings
a rosy color to their cheeks. and gives
Them the healthy vigor that grow
ing child should display.
Grown-ups, too, find that Hypo-Cod
will strengthen the digestive organs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
PRICES OF FOOD HERE
COMP AIRED TO CHICAGO
STATE ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS
ISSUES STATEMENT IN REPLY
TO LOCAL PAPER.
Declare That TheJ /:avc Nothing TO Do
With Quotations. OF The Windy
City.


An articles III tho Wii""'trC Register 81
Thursday imorming. January Il. makes
rnrrssary an"lr,r sili"mcut from IN"
sta.r food administration on tn" matter
Of rublirri~tm of rr!c"&.
Tho arii, i r. f"rr'.E -. = BEADED. Is
/; POSSIBLE tho r"1i S"l"mS ~" IaNorlnC
Cniror. o.,.r Nh'"liI!@"' Il goes on 20
say thai II" th!yHE" rTart ~ prices
prepared by tao i'nHnd St.;'S FnHd Hd-
rlinis'ra,i"n. ciV'S l"""r hri''S l." NC
ag" ;h"h hos" Sii"" -" Nh"''.nE IVY
III" Saf'' h"''''''iN''' .''''. 49, = '"''.
tn. ar'i' l. rr'i''" III + humorous :'',
hui Ii Is N"sSlhl" 'ha' y '''" p'lI' ''F'H
tak" i; mar" ~ Joss S"rf"">iI' VA ms
account III" local ADMINISTRATOR tnihkS
il h"S, - i-srl' another statement III
regard :" rhhIh'3 tion 81 prices
As 'y"ry"n" Ernw". ;hr | nae" S'L''S
food administrator has nothing Wna's"-
c""r TO 4" win ih" rri:'S IN hiIaE"
q; III" nr"TS III "h''ilhS '''h''' ~
United S'ateS f""d ADMINISTRATION docs
no. oven Nl."W "'''' 'h''Sr Pr,!'N may
w. ~ ia ~ - 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Common Pleas Court.

Tho case OF Ohio vs.. j. i. France ~.
= Grrcnwrlt. II. ThumashaSkh was
,,ind Wednesday on the indictment
,nurrinc them with roncralinE stolen
rrrrcr,y and jury returned verdict OF
r,t ,7,iiiv. Tho Indictment against d. H.
Franc, in this rasH was noilcd. The 9th
,r Indictment charging him with break
ir.- into "A freight car was nolcd.
Tho case OF Ohio Us. Stiney EHSroVich
charging him with shooting 10 XIII was
nnIIrd and the nth"r indictment "hhrE-
irr- him with carrying concealed weap-
on. hc entered plea Of guilty and was
sentenced To Ohio ncntcnIiarE for an
.ndrrinif" pcrnd.
In the cas-" of Ohio We. John NcInirk
'..r assault and hnttcry. and ais" set FOR
trial Thursday Defendant did not appear
.,.I las bond fas forfeited.
I'm The case If ohio ~. william
Thar, charged with abandoning !cS'n-
mate r:.I.,jr,n. Victor i. kHhr'r was APP
rniricl Ia defend and defendant rnl''r-
I'd uira nr no; CHILLY Bond fixed ht S''"n'
Tho tire" cases nr phi" W. IRWIN
Mott, sol for trial in common pleas
cour, today. have been c"n'lhnc"' "i''
tho, onlv case To h.: i!rard to-day VIII hc
ONO ~ Nrlr March. charged in INC
ju,ijr.mru; win larceny.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
About People
Hevements Of individuals to
and From the CitS.
GxxxfxSsSC3GxS

Edwin Selfert. OF Thirteenth street,
. who is attending Ohio State University.
is in the city visiting his parents.
Thomas THESE. OF Baltimore street.
leaves to-day for Fort Leavenworth'
Kansas. where ne will be stationed IN
The camp there.
Word has been received from Henry
l.. Bauer popular young man or the
East End to the effect that he is IN
Philadelphia in the barracks and getting
along nicely His injured member mas
securely nerded and he is In great
shape.
Russell "Dud" Metde1, popular young
man OF NcColloch street. Will leave TO-
day after spending short furlousa
with his parents.
Frank Snider. OF Fourteenth street
who has spent the past month the guest
oc his parents here on q furlough. leaves
,o-day sor Cuba. where he has been sta
toned for the past two years.
Miss Teresa Lucian. OF Martins FER
~. who has been confined to the North
wheeling hospital for some time is get
ing along nicely.
Elmer Goo" Moore. popular young
man OF East Wheeling. leaves this az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
L|GHTLESS NIGHT

"I.ightlcss night" was observed ny
Wheeling people in true patriotic man
ncr last night Not only were the mnr-
chants and places Of business observing
the fuel administrations order. but It
was noticed that many buildings we're
tiarkcncd. The order 10 "douse the G!im'
is generally being observed well.
Many restaurant and hotel signs have
been arranged to be turned off on light
less night Heretofore they were con-
nectcd so 10 operate automatically.
Many store window display lighting
systems have been rc-wired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01

ternoon FOR Fort Leavenworth. to en-
ter the camp there.
Sergeant Bernard J. Srhaf"r. STA
toned at Camp Lee. arrived home yes
terday on Il hre-day furlough. while
time he will spend with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schatcr. at ~?
Fourteenth street.
Mrs. H. Clark Wceklcy' is recovering
from serious illness In her North
Main street home.
Mrs. Jessie Tracewcll is i'll at h"r
home on Eoff street.
Albert q. tclber OF Mar land av"Eu".
Island. is confined to his home with ,
bad attack Of rheumatism.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
STAYING INDOORS CAUSES
TROUBLE

Snow and cold weather have kept
people in tho house more than usual
The pas, month. Deranged digestion
follows. Foley Ca;hartic TahlrtS-a
good. wholesome physic--thoroughiy
cleanse the bowels. swreten the stom-
ach and benefit the liver. Keep the
bowels open and you avoid IN" dis:
tress of indigestion, biliousneSs, bad
breath, bloating, gas and constipation.
DO not grippe or nauseate. When the
bowels are regular YOU arc not SO
likely 10 take cold or get the grippe
John Coleman & co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
RIVITERS ATTACKED
BY DAKOTA SENATOR

WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. 81
Citing the needs for winning the war,
and saying steel rIvcters employed in
the ship building yards are refusing
10 accomplish as much work as form-
rrly at higher wages, Senator McCunl'
brr. of North Dakota, today called the
Srnatc's attention to the labor situa-
ton.
1T is about time" he said, that we
asked every American citizen to do an
honest days work for an honest days
wage"
Rivcicrs who formerly drove about
40 rivcts q day, he said, now com
pIain about driving more than 200 TO
a5n, and thus impede ship construc-
lion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
will elect. j. sergeant. treasurer. health
ortirer and street commissioner.
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer McMillen OF Fair

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McMiilen OF ar
mont are tho guests OF friends IN len
fer Warwood for several days.
Fred tirlrnCr of North Main street
Wheeling, is Il guest at tho home OF MS
daughter, Mrs. Frank kupsky OF TwSn'
ticth street. Warwood
Miss Clara Elwoods has rcturnfn 10
her home in Moundsvillo after spending
several days as tlic guest OF 1rlellos III
Center Warwood.
AIR Carrlgan has been removed to the
North Wheeling hospital. whcro he Is
slowly recovering from the operation.
Miss Clara Watkins Of Pittsburgh Is
n guest ut the home OF relatives in Cen
ter Warwond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
CARY SCHOOL
PICTURES At
THE REX TODAY
INTERESTING AND INSTRUCTIVE
ILLUSTRATIONS OF PROGRESS
SIvE INSTITUTION.
Entertainment Given Under Supervision
Of Prof. Brickley for Teach
ers and Public.

LarSe crowds are expected at the Rex
theatre tomorrow to view tn" famous
Gary schools in motion pictures and t."
hear the int"rpretatirc talk hy Prof.
Samuel J. Brickley. who has hcen con-
nertcd with these schools for number
ot years.
In other cities where these pictures
have been produced publicly thousands
of people have Witnessed them daily
with intense interest. These films have
been shown in many parts Of the coun-
try, although this is their nrst public
showing In Wheeling.
The pictures. however. were SHOWN
last Monday To a representative group
Of teachers. other professional people
and business mon. who have gwen
strong appreciation To tho production
Pror Rrickl"y and his production
have the support and cooperation OF
the Wheeling Teachers association ana
the progressive clement Of the CITY. IN
Guiding business men and women prom
lnent in civic and club affairs. Mem
h"rs of tho board OF education nave
shown an unusual interest and hay"
production.
Entertaining and Instructive.
Because of tho highly organized con-
dition Of theso schools and owing 70
the many types Of activities conducted
in them tho pictures contain pecu''
lar interest for any ono. and II rs not
necessary for the audience TO h" en-
gagged In actual school work 10 h" on
tertainod and instructed.
The work will start at y. NJ. and run
continuously until II r. M. hut Will he
interspcrscd with films from tho rrSu-
lar Rex production. This interesting
and entertaining program. is h"nE
shown for tho regular admission prices.
Children nre as interested III this pro-
gram "a adults md r"man for hours
watching their little brothers and sis
tors Of Gary actually cujHy tho work
study and play schools which hay" been
huilt for tho child IL" and which claim:
10 moro fully pr"par" fer adult ltio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
pERsHING AT WAR COUNCIL.

VERSAILLES. France. Wednesday.
Jan. 30.--Gcncral rrrshinE attended to-
DAYS meeting Of the supreme war coun-
Gil together with General Taskcr II.
Bliss.
Today's session aroused more inter-
est than the preceding meetings OF the
body, as was evidenced By tho crowd
which gathered. The Boulevard de la
Refine was so .,hickly throngcd that the
police guard was reinforced to keep the
crowds out Of the Trianon palace where
tho session took place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
DEADLY MISSILE IN MAIL.

l'ARKERSBURG. W. Va. ian. ala
thrce-lnch shell, capped md primcd for
an explosion WAS received through the
mail ut the ParkcrsburG postofficc TO-
dnv, 1t was discovered when the cor
rucatcd board container in which 1t was
fastened came apart. 1t is not known
whether the deadly missile was loaded
,rhe postoftice officials would give OUT
mn Information as 10 the person TO whom
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
CASE DISMISSED

An old case. pending for over wear
against Dr. ". s. Bebout. charging NAL
practice. was dismissed upon motion at
his attorney. J. 4. HandIan. yest"rdA%'
The grounds for dismissal wGr" tha'
three terms Of court had passed without
action being taken on the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
TRAFFIC. VIOLATOR

John Malahis. unused to tn" cry.
tried TO drive his horse on tn" wrong
side of the street, when Officer NicHer-
son towed him to the police station. II
seems that Il warning had been given
Molahis. but he did not heed IT. he
will be given chance to explain this
morning in police court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
Marriage License.

Charles =. CHSil"man and !'Iilian
Caldwell. both from St. 'iairSTltl"
Louis nvora"cS and Anna RirkH. h"'h
from Maynard.
,'hsrI"s Ilorac" Hail aud Helen Fca-
rice Baker. both from Glencoe,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01

The opportunity is ripe for the intro
duction into Paraguay of practically eV.
cry line Of American made cotton tex'
tiles. In fact. importers are now anx-
tous to establish connections with Amer
lean manufacturers because OF the dlm-
Guilty of procuring cotton textiles fron
Europe, the chief source Of supply ~
yious to the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
.Joint Meeting Held.

There WAS ;o!m' meeting OF the H"i-
going ard Incoming council last evening"
of Warwood. Tho retiring officers SUD-
mittcd the reports ana halnnr" accounts.
Tho affairs Will hc taken UP 10y me low
council whore the old ono left off, ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01

4 meeting nf tn" American R"d 'r.SS
o,nn,cr Of Warwond vii, be held TINS
afternoon in the Gem theatre nc
meeting is cr importnnc". and IN" nus,
ness reports. etc. Will h" road All
members arc requested - h" present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
WARWOOD
Choir Meeting.

The choir members "t III" 'orpAS
Christi church will m"c; in the cn'trch
This evening at go o'clock. and all OF
tho members arc requested t" b" pres
ent Several new srlrct!cns VIII he
nructiccd for coming events.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01

tho racka 60 was addressed. stating that
tho matter had been placed in The hands
Of the proper authorities who will con:
duct an investigation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-01
COFFEE

xt,N WORN Jan. 3l.--Coffcc--Rin
Nh S.34c: futures firm: March. S.71c:
July" 922c.
New Britain herald., 1918-02-06
DEFERRED ? A Y MENT''
 SERVICE

The special six months de- ferred payment accounts which we have opened at previous sales have proven so satisfactory to our cus- toners who have taken ad- vantage of them that we are going to repeat the offer during this sale.
 This is the plan: We re- quire an initial cash payment of one-third of the amount of the purchase at the time of purchase; the balance is divided into six monthly pay ments so determined as to close the amount in full by September 1, 1918.
 For example: You wish to purchase from us goods which at Sale Prices amount to S90. We require a cash payment of $30 and six monthly pay ments of S10 each.
 This arrangement makes it possible for you to make your selections of home furnish ngs from our extensive stock at our Sale reduced prices and to have six months time in which to pay for them.
New Britain herald., 1918-02-06
Sale Offer
 on  RANGES

During this sale we will sell any Glenwood Coal, Gas or Combination Range including the fa- nous Gold Medal Com bination on a six months Deferred Payment ac- count at the ( ASH P PRICE.
 We require an initial payment at the time of purchase of one-third of the price of the range; the balance to be paid in weekly or monthly pay ments determined SO as to have the range paid for in full by September l, 1918. These terms ap- ply whether the range is bought for immediate or future delivery.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-27
Car Strike Settled,
Troops Are Relieved
OfDutv In Savannah

The strike of Savannah street car
conductors and motormen has been
settled and Governor Dorsey has DIS
solved the state of martial law in
that city and withdrawn the home
guard troops from duty.
Charlton G. Ogburn. an Atlanta
lawyer vino is now special repre-
sentative of the National War Labor
Board. and vino went to Savannah
to undertake mediation bteween the
street car company and the strikers,
brought about the settlement on the
following basis: s...-..s..
The street car company with
draws the injunction sued out in
superior court against certain of it's
employees and against the representa-
tives of the carmen'S union; the
company reinStateS the men who
quit their work last Saturday. eX-
cept such men as disqualified them
selves by conduct inconsistent with
disciplinc; these men, if they insist
on reinstatement, to take their com
plants to the National War Labor
Board; future difficulties, if any. to
be referred to the board for set
Element: meanwhile, the men re-
turned to work.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-27
War Department
To Probe Charges
Against Y. NJ. c. A.

Complaints of returning soldiers
about overcharges in overseas Y.
NJ c. A. canteens will be investi-
gated, DR.. John r. Mott, chief eX-
ecutive, said this week.
DIR. Motifs decision came as q
result of a report submitted to him
by Chaplain P. I. Edrop. The spe-
cific complaints will be referred to
Third Assistant Secretary of War
Frederick p. Keppel, with the re-
quest that they be investigated
through the inspector generals de-
partment. A. z. F.
1--WE want to know all our short
comings, both of omission and COM
mission, so that as far as possible
they may be corrected" Mr.. Mott
said. eff we aren't delivering the
goods after the way the people of
this country have supported us, then
we ought to be made to do so, and
that can be done. If l have been in
efficient. 1 ought to be removed"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-27
WILSON SHAKES HANDS
WITH PARIS URCHINS

L'Intransigeant, of Paris, describ
ing President Wilson's shopping tour
with Mrs. Wilson. says the couple,
while strolling through the crowded
shopping center lost their way and
asked two little boys where they
were. The lads gave the needed in
formation and then one of them
doffing his cap astonished the pres
ident by asking:
Might one shake hands with Mon
sieur lie President" The president
shook hands with both boys heartily
and wished them a merry Christmas
before proceeding on his way.
After calling upon Premier Glenn
enceau the president had his first ex-
perience with Partisan taxi drivers.
He went down town to continue his
shopping, intending to walk home. but
rain set in and he was obliged to
call a cab or taxi. which in the pres
ent crowded condition of the capital
is a complicated affair. cabmen and
taxi drivers generally being masters
of the situation. President Wilson.
however, though unrecognized. got
through the ordeal without dittlenltE.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-27
down beside their human

lion lay down beside. their human
companion.
One day from hole scarce large
enough to admit man, the hermit
appeared. Matted gray hair hangs
down his back. He is wholly black.
He had a rifle slung across his arm,
but how he obtains ammunition is a
mystery.
The hermit, had been a man, APP
parently, of refinement and educa-
ton. He told McClelland he had been
gathering paste board boxes from
camps of tourists out of which he
had clothed himself.
He accompanied McClelland to the
edge of the forest and there babe
the officer leave him, telling him the
wild horses would return.
Within five hours, Pagosa declares,
every beast had entered the forest.
. EXi1ed for Love
It is believed here that Hardwlck
exiled himself because disappointed
in love, and when he went into the
mountains took several fine horses
with him, which have multiplied to
the present herd.
Three letters from Covington,
KY have come to Pagosa addressed
to Hardwick. They were never called
for, and were returned. The last one
was eight wears ago.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-12-27
Says Entente Force
Is Needed to Restore
Order In Russia

Prince Lvoff, who is the guest of
Dasile Maklakof, Russian ambassa-
dor to France in Paris, and who is
participating in the lengthy confer
ences being held there by Russian
statesmen, discussed his views of the
immediate future in Russia with the
representative of the Associated
Press. He said:
additional entente military forces
are necessary to restore order and
check anarchy in Russia. 1t is inn
possible for the disorganized coun-
try to right itself otherwise"
Il am not a military expert" he
said, when asked how many trooL 5
would be necessary, and my opin-
ion on that subject would be of lit
tie value in my judgment. The OPP
position is weak. Petrograd prac-
tically has ceased to exist and could
be taken with slight resistance"