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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
IRON AND STEEL

NEW YORK. Jan. l.. - Indications
las, w.-k wrr. that ;he position or
s,ee, WIS becoming stronger lnduS
+r;ss which wsrH called n9n-cSScntlaI
6uriu.- rho war asr:nI w"vs en'erinE
-hn market COR miscellaneous Seao'S OF
tho ,n.;al in order that pr"ouc'''''
| which had been held Up might Dc ~
Armcd. Automobile concerns wcr" more
Aoclv shifting - cCr1mcr'lai pF"uuN
Mr. with erv"-amsnt war 'n''l'Io'I
t.ancr.i,d Additional demands t"r St"e'
avs expected from this duarts:. Large
foreign injuries for sheets nave -
Gently made thcnSelr"s fclt. but ;hste
4 , ,o,jrcahlr tendency 10 walt untiI
rorsc, conditions b-com" n"e. SET
it'd No
The production Of s;"el inSoiS in DE.
,.o,,h,r rotated .aa@."h6 grass tons. OF
which @."13.lS9 toms w"r" "i".n n'arlH'
7n6S4i tons EHSSerr"r. and t-'-''' IONS
NIL others Th.> p"r"rah"r i"fas con-
na-ss with "n6a.760 gross tors IN NO.
Icrnhsr. The estimated production 81
s,ani ;nro,s during 12:S MAS ic.212.-
gao cr,,s; tons. St-riotura: demand d.
CONTINUES light. hut there IS
news OF rnnSidcrai,i.' construction WON
pending Cor iraGlr'"S.
,rb. rig ;-n,I situation was hTiSh'"7'
with SOM. heavy inquiries. Inc oues
ton If OCEAN frc: sht rates IS ceus'nk
some wnrry to producers sIncr II n"S
baan Established by agents abroad In"'
Great E-iI;,Iu p,I"'S are tt'f' '"u'
lower than .ho&.. which obtain he7H'
Some rcli"f ~ expected IN the S!tuaI'o,
-, ..rc,.u; Gr tn. steady r"iHas" u
nor. tonnage available FOR commercial
purposes.
The. was IL" activity in copper
~, orl.. rev pha$, Of ths S'luati"a
was rho :p?ur"; willingness OF 'AH
larger producers % 4" BUSINESS. - l",
sihl. with huv"rs Al IN" @"-crnt t!s"re'
q \ rnryr hae h.'H started by "h''h p"'
crs Of ,hr r"d neal At The @3-c"nt ls'H'
Will hr raid II m" event mat pe''rr
arrnai delivery KIN" tho price should
rcceda. Smaller producers ar" o"sr'"E
copper 4. prices ranging from :" 10 :
cents. ,; :,
Thc-a was practically y" trading m
Tin Ot.niat!unS are nominal ana t"u'-
cations arr that there VIII be i''ie
change during the period Of recon
s,r,rtior. In" market for spc!te7 was
very quiet and easy.
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REIMBURSEMENT
IN IN DUST ny
IS PROCEEDING

NEW YORK. Jan. Ic.-Authcr'tas'fe
adrices from various sections OF tne
country concur IN the opinion that mo
movement OF reconstruction on peace
basis IS prpcrrS$inC with a minimum "i
unscttlsrncrt or disruption TO INDUSTRY
IThis does no, alter thr fact that price
Aadius. ncrts arc proceeding IN many
les CT finished and unfintsnco t'"'c-
rails % the accompaniment OF Io"et
quotations Tor securities, bonds as well
as stocks.
In ,b> investment market the one
encouraging feature "t the week was
The rcadv sale by banking syndi-
ca,o rc s65 nnn. 0Dn - the securities is
eucd by n" American Telephone Com
pany and Us local subsidiary. the en-
Tire amount beng orsrsuhscr:bed III the
first days public offering
Reduction cr call loans 20 5%. per
cent was hIi!~i ~ Spcca!atcc quar-
tors as an auEury of easier rates 1o'
the bonds buzz tn" local money pool.
acting on infimatinrS received from IN"
treasury department. again d'Scour-
aged more than modcrItc advances Tor
lonE dates.
Although rNw transportation o.i'-
Gals regard tn" now Glr"cior-s"neral or
railroads as lib"ra; IN ;tiS at1'uoe' I"e
wno!r question VI IN" future or INC
railways remains IL allegiance wall
s,rcrr expects u" change in tins Si,ua-
ZION until Congress aad tho executives
reconcile existing differences.
Foreign political ard economic con-
ditions arr claiming increased attention
from international bankers t'Ntehs'otl
Of disorder and disturbances n tHntra'
and Eastern Europe ar" Regarded oy
, OUT fnanciers as the greatest obstacles
70 tho solution Of problems al the com
Ming peace conference.
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Marin Mcclure has returned to his
home at Westernport after nriei WISH
hero. c..
,cr en.nt Sunday with friends NJ Hun
Miss Ruby Freeman has returned to
her home at Clnrisburg. after spending
several days III this city: .
Mrs. r.. s. Morris, OF Huron. ,. ~. IS
rho guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Car
roll. of Marshall street
Mrs. s. Taylor continues i'll at nsr
homo on Marshall street.
MIR. william Rcb"y. Of tho BARLOW
stock farm. Is spending several days III
Mrs Peter scItnrr spent yesterday
with her mother At Brooksidc.
Nr and Mrs. w T.. BLACK hav" re-
turned TO their home at GnunEstoEt.
after spending few days here "'h
friends. ,,,,
arter a brief visit at Wavrrly. ". Va.
Mrs John Barrett and SOM Neal are
spending several days with arenas Al
l.i;tleton.
Mrs. Florence Rrrhner has returned 10
her bone nj Bella.Cc. after brief N!Sil
city after a shor, visit with her parents,
Miss Margucri;" SHARP spent Sunday
with friends AZ MonndsE'iI". ,,
Miss Florence S"ltn"T has r"tnrnrh
home after IL brief visit a. W"ll%hurE
Miss. I.clv;a Ash as returned I" ihi1
citv after Il short VISIT with her parents
nj Friendly.
| Miss Virginia Howard has r"'mrii'd :"
nor home II Cam"rna, Alter spending II
number Of. daTs in ms CITY wI'h her
sister. -- ,,,,
! IRON Pittsburgh whore sh" Sp"n; soy
! era days. ,,,,,,,.,,,
severely ~ at his h"m".
Mr.. Mc,;in"ilaud - suffering from n
! fractured arm. -,
| Mrs. Harry Morgan. wh" hrs ''c'n III
| Tor IN" past two weeks. = improving.
| Mis-. Clara Abb il confined al her
! homo on Marshall street. Ill
The lMNr daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
! JoIn Donovan continues III ~ he hhin"
! A. 3. rribbit:. prom mem u. 4 =. con
! duc,ur. j. suffering from Il seer" al
| ;ark Of rheumatism ii hiS HON" on
! Grant -trc"t. :
! Edwin S'I'r"r ia. returned nom" al
ter a lrr,cC visl; At Wcl*hurg, with rel
Mrs. Mason. who has been Ill at lht
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MAJORSvILLE

vc-5 way rn>c,vsd during the week
RI the .ira;h cr"m flu. Of George Myers.
Of Washington. IA. ~ IN" h"Sp''a I,: a.
80, tIuii AM, SIX small children are
AZ ~: in:lr.nzr al the same institution
Tin, family wera torm"- residents ol
ar and Mrs. Il t. Allison. @: Fits,
bu-rh wsr' guests Tor thr pas Sf'"EA'
davs "A. IN" MAhcn horne. -,
NJ. and Mrs Thomas Nan"i1 ana chi'-
drrn arr, rrco"rrjng from recent iiIncsS'
Mrs C.fa-r"S Fry" and ChiiGr"n VIZ
wt,h Mr. ard Mrs. Charles DaE" Of
En-r-To Mr.. and Mrs. F:T1"ry Archer.
&, fIn.-. Jan!arE :. Il So".
R"rn-To MIR. and Mrs. Earl pile. a
daughter. ~ 81, !,
nast five months with JacStown friends
Thursday. :" her work near
.;wa.ar, ohio. Miss Mon;Esr* 5caoot
Aaa h"en dismissed Cor almost t*o
months on account Of influenza.
Mss Gladys nl!rbIn. who spent the
.,;,s, several months in sanat"rium IN
i..trott IS YER" Ill from tuberculosis. AZ
Inc home of her parents in Ja"kiown:
MIR. William ParS"n, .: Moundsviiie'
scnn, tho pas, week with his daughter.
NJ n Archer 8 recovering nicely
-r,n, a rccrr: &"vSrs attack rt flu.
Ms olive McNuiuch IS suffering
fA,m 4 nasal trouble. Tho after effect 81
flU. ,.,;,, u,
rom G,y a. N" home o: Mrs. uaVoin
Dar.n;. Mr.. a:d Mrs. MURPHY.
Mrs.. Herh"r; Harnhart and children.
~ %.hs ar. suffering from Hu.
Mr., W"sdrn Rarrhar; and family are
recovering ri.'"i. from r"e"nt illness.
Mrs. Martha Atkinson IS recovering
slowly from Il Sev"r" Illness.
Ms QUINN" Chambers spent Tuesday
rith cameron friends.
M.Ss"S F'lorrnc" carroll. Annie Atk'n,
ard Nellie Harsh resumed school
Mss Frances Murpuy is on the sick
list.
a.,er lengthy flu holiday and institute
vacation.
ISr1in C-rnw Was PAINFUL" but no;
seriously injured oy u tail Will" helping
=, trra'- a heavr r."'.' ~ guachin"r!
near IN. John Carol! Wi. Friday.
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moRGANTowN 3IAN HoEoRED.

Special to Tho Tn:rlligrnc"r.
BEVERLY. W. Va. The Rev. Harold
r. Mouse Of liarpcrtnwn. this county.
has Just boon awarded signal honor
IN he SHAPE "f III" gold medal Of tn"
Permanent Wild I.if" Fund for dIsi!n-
smishcd services in the cause "f Wild
life Only four rf these medals have
previously. been awarded. 'Ihe first re-
riplrnt having been Mrs Russell Sage.
Rv hie work during III" summer. Rev.
Mr.. Mouse succeeded IN "Sta biIshng IN
Sanrtuari"S '1mPr' sing Total nt ba.2'3
acres secured through his efforts for
the protection o. insect eating birds.
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WARRINGTON

Lester y. Chambers died az II O'CLOCK
Friday nigh, at ihc homo OF NJ. par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Chambers, %"
Wh"i isI, r"" :n IEnG IN ,hr tinted
I i.ar,s lsi iat $. Z. On December 80
he arrived home on siS!S ~ III" win
Christmas oS whit IS n M fatal. Fun
rrnl vas hold from the rcsloehTs WI
Sunday. January II, At l! a. m; -.
r. W. bartlett is 4 business ''s''o'
in pittsburgh, a after a
business trip TO Huntington. s ~,
1.nitrd states naval training station NJ
Newport. L. l.. for IL WISH WIKI 4''''
'''t WnIt.r Black came m from camp camp
H.. Saturday morning Tor le" u"''
lis, with his parents; . YAM
'Eoryil Waugh IS nom" from van
.ouvrr. Washington. having Oen
cha nnisn 1H T"!' Of cameron; was
visitHr herr over tho weekend. g.,
Miss lTlaricn Turner was V'si'or ~
rairmnnt Saturday. -,, w,a
Mr. T. D. Jones. NJ CiarkspuFe' ""'
business visitor hero saturday. .,.
Miss Ruth Jackson. If orator spent
,,n wrck-"nd hers with frinds; 1891,
Miss LLazl no Meki IN EEai TRS5s INV
Miss Hazel Reita hus returned 10 nrr
hens IN CIarksburs after Il visit with
Mr &. i. D"idtric, Of Lost sn ErfeK'
"W,sg Hazel Straight WIS tho guess
~ fri.rds N ClarkshurE the w""k.cmd.
Iitil" Miss Charlotte , kpTn f cHcn n,
Cd T. party o. no. r" naTSn1s Mr. and Mrs.
-, 3; Keen. Yesterday afternoon, IN
r",.hrotiou Of her sixth hirthdaE.
bappv afternoon. with games m'u SIC
and refreshments. was enjoyed Ny
H'! PSbrr, Marshall has returned 20 h's
home IN NV York after SPcndlnS tho
! holidays with his uncle ho r'nSt a. her
aaughtcrs Mrs. y. f.. Todd. III Clc'e-
AZ. Hrs George Swan and Children have Re
J returned aftc: WISH Will
"ft gnmnId d'' $hrmwAIl. ot II" Rlackshcre
| oil O., came in from Washington d.
'pnb-r, FiiInan has returned homc
! 70 Pctcrshurg. IA. iLft"" spending
! ~ r., toys wiz friends here. -
| DR.; Phochta Moore IS q pa,,rnt ~
the pr. Kelly s!nsr;tni IN l.S,tcI'" viii bc
. ,i,,as.d 10 learn that h" continues 70
; smnrovc after Il relapse Of pr"nnon!n
! Miss Hclcn 1I"ru''""t - hninn from
, ylsj. with friends in fhlrnl"ht.
Miss Helen Hawkins is visiting reia-
tiy"s in r;raf:o on.
! Mrs. WI Bogccss and hro'h"r. MEn
Robinson. ar" business 'is'''EE III F'F'
MIR: Mrs G. Il. C":i-:Ii : h"m- rom
=, ri%i. with Mrs soften "a tn'r'hon'.
Mr.. and Mr= John p.nE!"r arr',tn-
named tn" remains II III" la''"TS ln",n n
r. Mrs. Mar" Pierce. IA Preston county.
,rh.r,. .nl.rrm"nl was n'vi:
Mr, and Mr.. I"iru ,s'"ily r''n-nrd to
,bt;r bnn,r. ~ i'ark,rShurg after = FiN''
w;,h ihc,r daughter M:s. II. Il. h"'.iiE
lient Thomas. "f IN" ,narin'S Wh nG
e',art rf relatives and friends mere.
su Mrt, and Mrs. Giir"nr" Hart and
daughter ha,r moved h.r". from Fey
crly, W. Va. ,ru,. NJ,
i h,.i,rss visitors in Fa:rmnrt iodhy.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. l.. Wrmplo and lam
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LOUISVILLE

h..x lt.n horne and J"hr Sh" phard.
or Mss. s.n,vu. spent las week with II
L, Sh"rt.-d. m5 f,aIrm"n'. ". Va.
William Dent. of M"rr.:t"Vn. who
,ysii Nnown locally. having lived
bcrr for :: number of years. being on
rae.d in ;hr huckster business, died at
his HON" after L six days illness Or
Influenza followed. ny FnrUmnn'a. MIS-.
;. Ham,nrriy" IT th'S place. Is q
,ie.e- Of m. deceased. Mr.. ami Mrs.
J.hr M.Mtn~u. 81 cleveland. w"r" caii-
cd here by the sickness and death OF
MIR. p"nt. Mrs. McA1iiien BENG Il slslrr
lin Union cemetery on January :.
Edmund Erauhali was, business
visitor IN Wheeling Tuesday. -
Mrs Asa Craft; Of Quaker city. Is
thn CUES, % ncc sister. Miss MatfIe
\ Mr. and Mrs. " l.. Gc"rg" and SON,
kyiiInr.d ard Walter Mcpherson. vera
lsincss callers II "hceiLns Monday
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Miss Edna Bowles has r"tnrnrH .nn
Lcr work in Flushing its teacher pt wv
Hrr, anJ second rooms OF ths Sch""'
here. Miss BnwleS has been "noccu-
n;rd for about six weeks ,,,
Mr.. and Mrs. +; IL Hart a Sn n@.l Snl:.
bonos"IE;, stbcr Thomas has returned to
heH home in Pittsburgh. Pa. aftSr lar, Sar,
me- for the family Of W., J. McthH.s q.
through sis aSo, OF Of ' ne Mercy tn; hos
p.oi in Pittsburgh and is We'll H''eu
'"i ~ ~ bio .I,i patinnts. which Numbered
ahor; II in his little village. arc S.n W.
J.. -"rov"rin;: and some Of them axe "o''
tn attend school.
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MECHEN
jan,es Farmer Dead

Mr.. J!unes Farmer. prominent resident
% his city. passed away sunday morn
inE a; O'clock =; the family hom". on
Marshall street. following urlef Ill
ness of pneumonia 49,.
The deceased Was well known IN ms
section. and leaves nuino %: q, .lriT n
n mourn his death. He resided in R-n-
wood until about eight years ago. when
he took up his residence in this city.
MIR. Farmer is survived BY two daugA-
tiers and one son, Misses Irene Ano Der
nicn and William.
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FOE GOOD ROADS.

Special To TIL" lnt"lIiG"ncrr.
MORO; ANT0WN. W. Va. Ian. l2.--lt
is likely that q bond iss," "f tw" NIL
l:ori dollars IL h." used in building brick
and conrrr," roads in M"nongah"la
county will l." submitted 10 the voters
at an carly date. II is planned 10 nb-
prove Class A roans Mt IN estimated
cost Of s2h 600 p"r mile. If the propo-
sitson goes through il will place So per
cont OF tho population Of thc county
within a mile OF these roads. z
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,o1H N EnrERrAINmo.

,JI1NI, rSTDN, W. Va. Jan. IL. -
charleston and Huntington VIII JON !"
entertaining mrnrb":s "t IN" Western
VIrg:uia Association Of credit Mch hs
tho annual state convention /" u" h''"
m tins cIIy March l". a'%"ra'hE d"
Tentative" plans. t"Inpi"t" atr"nb
nil y. made NJ a meeting OF a COM
,ni,icr from tins city which Will s" /"
U,,r,,rr.icn, .Inruarv y. for that prr-
rnsr when ,hcy Will discuss inc pro-
u.irh tho committee named by the
Ii,,triuylun assoc iatlon.
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Painful Acoide emit

Little Helen piEnau. OF Fourth SGee'.
mo, Win a slight accident Saturday
when she pulled kettle Of boiling waler
OF tho stoyr Sch was taken to Dr.
Bnrlow's office. where she was given
immediate attention.. The doctor stated
that she would be able 10 be out again
in few days.
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Tho abovc picture ~ clock ola!
was ,mpnr:ant evidence in 4 criminal
case. where II was established that
stray bullet from an assaSslns piStol
struck the face OF Il clock. III STRUCK
the exact center Of the dial. drifinSf'
ths nos, on which the hands were
u>rJ through tho works and stopping
;h., clock. The TWO hands wcr" hNed IN
rb, s;raicht line they formed Al lnc
limo. although not pointing as shown IN
,b, picture: for IL i evident that luz
correct time is not Indicated with INC
hours Eand at and the minute hano
at. ..
Il proved Gui!r y problem Tor inc
,u,bnriiirs 10 prove what The rhAct
;imc must have been. not nesiecunE
III" clue provided by position OF inc
second hand. Can you tci! INC tlme'
Answer to No. Q.
As the. accountant ront"ndeo. inc
dealer positively rlair 3!o--~hen ~"
sold n wheel for s5G-and nought !.
back Tor $40. since the had the ~necl
and SO.
When hc again soils at St"-we may
M, rnkr into consideration his hafins
bourh, j, back for $40 since that 1act'
is already discounted in properly creo'
Ting him with prof., OF wv
W., r;,nno, establish subScauen: prof.
;ts or loss. since the dealers original
outlay for the wheel is not stated.
Copyright 1919, by Sam Loyo-
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lr have returned from ltockp"r'. y |.
where they spent the holidays.
\. q. Clayton is home from L VISIT IN
Miss gladys Sridcr is home from n
yiSlI With Er,atlN.S in ltun4tGu.
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rncb Money in Circulation

Much money was III circulation Sat
ur,lay morning as result OF N" large
paw which was distributed :" III" en-
pIovcS Of the National TUB 90. and he
Wheeling Steel and Iron. Thr stores. IN
this c:ty did rushing business as r.
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An imporianl meeting nc Tho play
eround committee will b" held this eve
ming. at tho home % Mrs. Al Jennings.
OF South Marshall street, Al which time
sever;u matters Of Importance Will D"
attended 10
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I. O. o. T. Lodge.

The 7. 0. 0. +. lodge will hold a meet
ing this evening in their club room, on
Marshall stree; Six candidates Will be-
ND for initiation. After which smoker
will be enjoyed. All members are re-
uueStcd 10 l.. present.
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Rirthtiay Party,

Miss Virginia. Hunter entertained q
number 4: friends in honor OF her birth
day. Games and music were the ch'ci
diversions ot the evening. At lac
hour n delicious luncheon was served by
The host cSS.
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Cilandal" hospital for til" past week is
improving.
Mrs John Hanrh spent Saturday with
friends a. .Hoshy's Rock.
Srrgt. Fred Miller. stationed nj N~W
pnr: %rws. IS visiting friends here for 4
f,.u
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prprEEn JUDGMENT.

'''rNrN W r" rnbHE"H
'Dr course.
"hnL / am n" hr$i E'7' you 0'e'
loved"
80 dear. Int I'm harder 10 srit now
Than / us..G III be. kansas CITY jour
nal
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Pastry Sale.

District No. 3 81 III" Ladies AID So
cicly will hord a pastry sal" saturday
evening IN tho basement OK m" FfEst NJ.
f. church. e;veryun. ~ invited.
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Closer Relations.

This docs not mean that IN rcGhro
% disarmament tho preliminary! ""Ih
of The conference and still less tlc
activities and lravnlinEs Of President
Wilson have boon barren. Perhaps inc
NEST striking. certainly not IN" lcasi
satisfactory development. has 'onttT"'u
Anglo American relations. mere - no
longer the slightest cSrus" Tor loose
tall; about thr Freedom Of the seas. IL
ha. BEEN made CHAR Mr.. Wilson docs
not grudgr and never did grudSr. irH
British cmpir" its large fleet ANY nlcrr
than tho British empire has QUESTIONED
tho right OF the United states 10 any
measure Of navai security II might
choose ~ adort. II has been mad" clear
ia all what the American formula ni
freedom Of the seas means. ~ that N
time Of both peace and war no natl"n
should b. nj liberty To use SEA power
IN tho drtrim.nt OF tho rights of friendly
or neutral nations. The American 'hra-
10 put il differently. is 10 writ" mt"
tho successor OF tho rodc OF intern1-
tional law whirh Germany tore mp IN
1914. rules such as mos" - Wn''n ""
have always subscribed wh!t" nj peace
As for rules for war tin1". ihrr" n,iE''l
as WAS seen from tho arguments oyer
blockade which England had with IN"
/ nltrd States in thr days HC her nov.
trality become far different wrrc IL nor
for tho raeur of nations. Under IN"
league there can h. no question OF H"ll.
trai rights should fleet bc employed
ms the mandatory upon civilization or
in conjunction with thu fleets ni other
members Of tn" league.
In regard Ia other questions; III" pro
srrss Of tnglo-AmrriCaA relationship
has brcn most satisfaCtorN--SN salts
factory that save possibly ~ on" dirrc-
ton" and even thor" a co'nrr"niS" -
beginning 10 hr vI$ihic--that III" tinted
States aud Treat Britain will 'r:rr III"
conference seeing eye I" eye on Al INF
ptrlaut questions that actually concern
hNrr
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American Casualties


Killed In Action.
BLAKE, william Thomas, Benwood,
w. Va.
t'iranaki. Frank. h"rain. OH.
DIV, Charles e, BeInire, o.
I;rZywarz steve. Cleveland. Q.
Died of Wounds.
n,d.nu Harvey. altoona. "a.
morgan, Floyd a., New Mnrtinsburgr
W. W..
Slrrkali Iicgnlnnl. Pittsburgh. Ia.
petty. John, Lone Cedar, w. Va.
killed in Acroplanc Accident.
I;,krr lIohar, Anlnry Har". Princeton.
%..J.
,.,nI,,r William. Cn"ntnwn, ra.
Died of Disease.
KRIS ',;.nrr.. Edwin, Ear HHrhv: Ne.
wounded Severely.
r,,cr Nathaniel, Buffalo. W va.
c,-ncntcr. LewIg V, Benwood, w. Va.
NrE,lIv. james l.. 'I"'"i,rd, ono.
mechanics.
Daruall, Arlo G.. weston. ". Va.
1n,Ir John \. YOUNGSTOWN. -
jIrrii ERNEST :. i"un" STOWE. -.
Mulvrhill. 'nri"S !. J"n''N own y:
walker. Joseph z, NartinsburE, WA.
wounded (Degree Undeterlnined.)
,.Ii'r,,air,rk. Raj" VI. Ash",,!I". :. =.
I>n.,G;rr, Edward i . Columbus. ~.
wounded Slightly.
Pr"Eir. Edwin 81. J"hn Jr., Nrw York.
M:ss1ng in Action.
r,ufsrhlrr william. Cleveland. -.
Tnylcr, Norris f., Newark, Ohio.
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Meet This Evening.

Tn. Garfield Council Of American Nc
chanics will meet in regular session on
Monday evening in thc X. u: L. hall. The
evening will be devoted IN III" Initiation
OF fiv" candidates. after which din
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League Of Nations.

TIL" Leagu" Of Nations project con-
,inIcs 20 tcyrlnp favnrably. Tho ia"1
that nothing drfnit" can b: done UNI.
the n"u,r;als. even the enemy. can De
brought III ihe round table TO diScuss
il seems to b. losing ground: IN tS
place dispositions ~" crystatizihE u
treat tho conference itself as in clI"ct
tho nucleus Of I'll: League OF Nations
and To look forward TO the uitin!hte
transforms alton of party machinery lntn
the machinery of IL league. ms o"Es
not Of cuurS,. mean conSGrrapl" lHaE
nor huve To b. overcome concerning thr
scope and adjustment Of important a.
tails. There gre bound to he VARIOUS
schemes in regard 10 the ronSi itntloh
Of tb, powcrs in :he league 10 bc mar
monizNd and dovc-tail"d together. IL
has to BE- remembered. for instance. the
security at certain countries III Europe
Lrrnnds entirely anon land frontiers ana
until the league has reached really
effr.tiv. stage il Will be necessary 70
maintain or allow those countries 20
maintain tho means or protecting lhrih-
selves. Eut tn" continuity between INC
peace, conference" and tho league ltSc'L
should mako for IN" simplihcation OF
tho problem. In n" opinion Of quar-
ters whose views ar" WORTH conSlorr-
Ing this continuity might permit inc
pust nonrmrnt or such rrNcd questions
as disarmament until they conld cpfnH
nor before The conference nut before
ita successor. tho supreme representa-
live Of 4 new international ordcT.