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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
DEMOCRATS AND
REPUBLICANS IN !
TREATY LINEUP
RESERVATIONS THE
BASIS OF PACT.
Means Speedy Ratification d
Treaty and League By the /
Senate -

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1S.-(By tn.
Associated Press.)-The trend toward
agreement on reservations in the pearo:
treaty reached the stage today when1
the group Of Republican senator's advo.
eating reservations received assurances
which they accepted as guaranteeing
Democratic assent to their program !;
Word reached members Of the Eroun.
1t was said. that as soon as they coulo.
pledge a score Of Republican votes for
reservations to the league Of nationS
covenant along the line recently agreed
on by seven Republican senators, the.
administration forces in the senate ary
willing to line up on that basis foS
ratification Of the treaty.
There was an intimation also that
the rescrvationists had reason to be-
lievc their ranks eventually would inr
cludc Senator Lodge, chairman of the
foreign relations committee and Repub.
lican leader Of the sonata.
Basis Of Agrsemsat IIt.tt
Twenty Republicans. 1T was declared,
would be enough with the administra.
tion Democrats to make UP the two.
thirds necessary for ratification. Tho
program on which II Is sought to unite
these elements contemplates reserVa-
tions to further protect the Monros
Doctrine, to insure domestic controI,
over domestic questions. to amplify tn
right Of withdrawal. and to fortify the
power OF congress to decide question:
! Of peace Or war under article ten.
1t was declared the information that
! Democrats were in a receptive MOOD
toward such a proposal did not coraS
from Senator Hitchcock, Of Nebraska.
! the administration leader, but from i
source considered entirely authoritative
The Nebraska senator himself denisl
that he had taken part In any such nc,
Sotiations and said his advocacy of
unrescrved ratification remained unal.
: tered. Mr.. Lodge also denied that he
he'd given assent TO the proposed reserv-
ations- =. II
Hitoheock's Threat. -
Meantime. however at a meeting Of
the foreign relations committee, Sen.
Continued on Page 1hIrtssA.)
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Alliance Of Miners
With the -Four Big
Rail BrOtherhOOdS

UAXLETON. IA. Aug. l@.- Alliance
or tho fnrccS Of the United Min" Work
crs Of America and tn" four brother
hoods "f TN" railroad w"rk' RS probably
will be perfected At In" International
convention of tho miners in Columbus.
Ohio. next month.
This fact was revealed here today oH
Thomas Kennedy, Of this city. d'Str'ct
president of distrlC: No. .. I. VI. W. nr
4. Tho preliminary steps for tho unit
ing Of these two forces OF labor IN this
country have been completed in recent
conferences between tn" leaders. and
tho steps Will ho reported Oh at th" COM
ing convention. f'ul! ratification Of tho
movement is confidently expected.
1t was also asCcrtainrd today that the
miners will submit fcw demands ncXI
spring, but thar these will br Of VASE
Importance ard will hc backed up by the
power Of alliance that will have hc"n
carried to its contamination by tina,
time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
Six Bo|SheYik BattaIionS
Destroyed in Offensive
Blythe Ang|o-RuSSian'

LONDON. Aug. l3.--SiN Bolshcvik bat
talions were destroyed in 4 successful
AnGlo-Russ!an offensive on the Dvina
river on ..ugust IN. tho war office an
nounccd today. More than 1000 prison.
crs. twelve field guns and many mach
inc guns were captured.
The Anglo Russian troops on August
TO- attacked the Bolshcvili forces on the
Dvina with great success. All the OBJ
jcctivcs were gained. Six enemy ba:-
talions were destroyed. the troops being
either killed. captured or dispersed.
Moro than l.Ono prisoners. IL field guns
and many machine guns were captured.
Our line on tho Dvina was advanced i2
miles 10 Thudjnova and borok."
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 13.-Municipal
ownership is the only solution for the
American street railway problem. public
control OF private lines having broken
down, DcloS +. wilcox. New York fran
chise expert. today told tho federal cleo
tric railway commission. Drawing from
an experience with trolley matters run
ming back over many years and par
ticularly upon his present connection
with investigation Of IN" affairs OF the
public service railway company Of New
Jersey, Mr. Wilcox said there was no
escape from the logic Of conditions.
pointing TO the handling OF urban trans
nortation as an essential public service
and not for private pront.
The street railway problem. he said.
narrowed down to four questions that
must be determined: nrst whether the
investment should be regarded as 4
speculative ono Be guaranteed: second.
whethe9 tAs business was to be con-
Ancted ps4marily for service or toe
profit: third, whether continuity Of ser
vice was not TO be guaranteed. outlawing
suspension through strike, and fourth.
whether public or private agencies
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A Brdnes5 proposition
Figuring i out in dollars and cents
lust what it will mean 10 be successful
in the big campaign and also taking INTO
consideration the number Of big prizes
n be distributed, il is not hard 10 rear
izc why such great interest IS pcits
aiken in il. The person VINO succeeaS
In winning the Willys-knight touring
cor will have $1.S50 for their part. ana
This means making money pretty fast
IL means that this person has put IN
spare time az the rate Of more IMAM
$500 ncr week Not so bid. Is II? You
won't need a'pcncil or have 10 take any
medals as a calculator in order 10 ac-
quaint Yourself with the earning power
Of the person who pulls down the DIX
yelie touring car. This person Will have
pu, in spare ljcks tC the tune or oet'er
than 5000 per week. aE6 50 II Is on
down the line.
sure Thing from the Go.
Another very attractive feature is that
Hose who take an active part are tax
ing no chances whatever OF having their
Efforts going unrewarded. \ liberal
cash con.Nission will be paid upon every
dollars worth Of new subscriptions a
ncrson secures in the event that they
do not win any Of the prizes. 1t is a
happv com bination. indeed. What is
more attractive or alluring than an au-
,nmcbiIc or = good diamond? And just
think Of the great number Of each and
the slight cos; OF securing one. Inc
only investment necessary Is ones eI-
forts during their spare moments FOR
e,zht weeks. This time will pass all
TOO quickly for tho energetic folks who
send in their nomination coupons and
c,rnctc for tho big prizes. II Will ~
bo long before there will be a great
rnelon-cuttinE taking plac" ana IL Is
bsppv thought. indeed. 10 have hign-
noverel valuable touring car awarded
enc.
Come on IN
There arc doubtless scores and score ;
II persons who are seriously consider
!, :, sending in their nomination coupons
and competing for the big prizes. Now
f-iends and nniShbors. just litt!" word
90 advice Don't wait until folks "a"
building garages in when 10 house
those handsome touring cars and pian-
hing low rides before you make up your
mind 10 enter tho race. II costs Qua
sheolutelv nothing TO try for one Of the
hI- cars and doubtless many who road
his article have all the requisites nee
essary TO win ono OF these big tour:1S
cars easily. but lack the power 10 oe-
eide. Ono does not have TO NIL out 4
"ouestionairc" or take a rigid eHarnlna-
,ion in salesmanship. or pass an exam
fcontinued on Pago Eighty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14

PEORIA, Ills. aug. 1.-TWO workers
of the keystone Wire and Steel company
where riotinE occurred today when strik-
crs clashCd with deputy shcriffs' were
shot and seriously injured when thcy
were leaving the plant tonight. A watch-
man at the plant also was shot IN inc
back by snipcrs.
Armed strikers fired on the plant az
intervals. according to reports. Deputy
shcriffs declared they had dcspalred OF
keeping peace and Sheriff Hines con.
fcrrcd with Major G. w. Rcusscll. OF
Governor Lowdcn's staff, concerning the
need Of troops.
The injured arc Reuben Sommcrs. son
OF the plant chemist. and his cousin. Al
vim Sommcrs. son Of the assistant gcnei'
al superintendent.
The injured watchman. Frank Rudolph
was accused by tho strikers with being
n strike breaker.
RiotinG in the vicinity Of the plant
where 500 workers quit six weeks ago
over the question Of n closed shop was
start cd today. when the strikers attempt
Cd 10 prevent imported strike breakers
from going TO work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
Call Strike Of 10000
Interior Decorators

NEW YORK. Aug ia strike OF
- 600 interior decorators was called
here today. threatening 20 prevent the
general autumn renovation Of hundreds
Of apartments.
The strikers are demanding five day
working week OF forty eight hours. al
81 nm hour.
REPRESENTATIVES Of 81 international
building trades unions affiliated with
the American Federation OF Labor. at a
meeting here today. laid plans for call
ling 4 nation wide strike OF building
trade crafts unless dual recognition OF
plastercrs in New York City was ended.
according to Peter G. Cook. vicc-pres' :
dent Of tho building trades department
OF the Federation OF labor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
COMMONS PASS
MEASURE FIXING
BRITISH PRICES

LONDON. Aug. 13.-(By The Associ-
ated Prcss)-The house OF commons this
evening. after heated debate. adopted
an amendment TO the profteering bill!
empowering the board Of trade after an
investigation. to fix wholesale and re-
tail prices. The vote was 132 to 95.
Tho amendment was denounced,
among others. by Lord Robert Cecil.
former minister Of war trade. who sN-
pressed amazement that the government
should accept IAN amendment destroy
ing the whole basis Of the bill and
revolution!zing the trade OF the
country"
Sir Donald MacLean. a Liberal mem
her, also denounced the amendment,
characterizng il as rank Socialism OF
the most muddled kind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
BAD MAN SLAIN BY
WOUNDED CONSTABLE

FORT M'NIToIl.. ont. Aug. 15.--
Anthinc lIcrvl"uN Of Montreal, a helms
man Of tho Canadian Pacific steamship
A,habasca. was shot and killed by Will
liam Fiarcuy. n local constable. on the
docks here after Hcrvicux had fred two
bullets through the cabin door Mt n
member of the crew with whom he had
become enragcd. The captain OF the
Athabasca called upon Fiareuy to dis
arm Hervieux. whereupon the latter
fired nj tho constable and tho bullet
pierced his shoulder just above tn,
heart. Hcrvicux started to run and the
wounded man shot him.
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13mpoan developments in the govern
ments toreduce
interesting the announcement by Attorney General
obtained
Bnghmon York.
No
brought
Mr. Palmer submitted TO the agriculture
food
extending provisions
BOTH
considered Immediately subcommittee
-.aL.A atoronr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
Ukratnian Victory.

LONDON. Aug. l2,-Thc city or Vim
nirza. in the Ukran". lo5 Nilcs south
west Of Eiov. has been abandoned by
tho Bolshcviki. accord .ng TO a wireless
message f-rrl Moscow. In Nnlhynia.
anti-Bolsh"viE forces have occupied the
railway c"Et"r Of Iutsk southeast OF Ko-
vel.
The Bnlshcv;k wireless message
reads:
In the direction of Zhmcrinka. We
have abandoned Ninn.tza. The enemy
has occupied TutSk.'
Withdrawal Of the Rolshcviki from
Ninnii7r ,nhCatcs that tho RusSians
and anti BulShovlki have forced tho Boil
Sh"viki Ia retire from tho line of the
river Dnc!stcr in northeastern Bcssar-
ahia.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
new YORK LEGISLATURE MAYB
CALLED TO TACKLE H. C. |. PROBLEM

brought III" batteries of tn" federal
state and municipal authorities INTO line
against food hoardcrS and prohtecrs'
simultaneously with the conference Dr.
tween the governor and his ihFcSp-
gators. Mayor Elylan ISSUED orocrS 10
tho polio" to obtain all evidence a'al-
able in every precinct OF the GU!
n against retailers who charge excessive
nricos for good. This evidence will be
turned over to the district attorney
who also has been directed by the gov
ernor 10 cooperate with the state com
mittec. 4 special grand jury may be
summoned If the district attorney OBJ
tains evidence on which to ask indlct-
ments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
SHIDERERA new
JAP AMBASSADOR

SAN FRANCISCO. Calif.. Aug. 13.-K
Shidchcra. vic'-mn:stcr Of foreign
affairs in tho Jarnrcs" cabinet. has tccn
appointed Japano@r ambassador at
WASHINGTON TO succeed NiscOunt Ishii,
according 10 cable ndvic"s received to-
day from TOXIC by the Japancsc-Amcri-
can. n local Japanese language news
paper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
SHIP ENGINEERS
GRANTED INCREASE

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug t3--An ad-
vance in wages approXimating 40 per
cent has been granted to engineers en-
ploycd on shipping board ships. II was
announced today by BruCc Gibson. chief
Of the engineering department OF th"
I'ritcd States shipping board, at the
conclusion OF q conference with Cngt-
ncerS. Tho now wage rate it was said.
is divided into five classes. based on
ship tonnage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
Eight Food Indictments
Brought in at Toledo

TOLEDO. Ohio. Aug. 1$.-Two food
concerns and six individual dealers wcrc
indicted by the county grand jury here
today. as tho first result of an invcsti
cation that had been under way nearly
two weeks.
- The indictments charge membership
n an unlawful trust TO control trade
and prevent competition.
The grand jury investigation is being
continued. and. according to the prose-
cutting attorney. other indictments are
expCcted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
Posse Encamped For
the Night, Not Able
to Take MurdererS

LOGAN. W. Va. Aug. 13.-Mcmhcrs
of tho posse Of federal md state oftic.
ers searching for tho murd"rrrs Of VIII
FAIRLY. state prihibition officer who Was
murdered in his cabin in Lincoln county,
tonight arc encamp"d or ITarrs Crock,
Logan county. according tn wCrd
brought here by w J. St"vcrS. a mem
bcr Of tho posse who arrived her" to-
night.
The posse took to tho hills today and
carly struck a trail which icd them To
believe they would como upon n" han |
before niGhtfall. but as dusk Srt,lrd and
the fuEitiv"s had not not been sighted
the party cnCamp"l for tn" night.
According to Sirv"rs. i'arlcy's muir
dc-crs arc heavily armed and have
sworn they will not he taken alive by
their Eursuers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14

13-Arthur Williams, federal food aon'h's
behalf the fair price committee organ
that secret service agents
working authenticity reported offer here by 1000 h0Se
3 more tnan
higher than should be asked"
only single being boarded in large
adding criminal prosecution
will collection of evidence against hoarders
hoadng threatens general fruit canning and preserving al
in requesting retail dealers to
% II pound for 9ranulated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14

NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-InvcstiEation
by New York state into protiteHrlnS ana
food boarding was opened here today
with an assurance from Governor Smith
that if concrete information was sup
piled him on which 70 act. h. would AT
once summon a special SESSION OF 'ne
legislature to deal with the situation
The state inquiry began with a confer
once between the governor and his in
vestigators appointed under the More
land act TO conduct the inquiry. Martin
n. Glynn former governor. and DIT.
John II. Finley, state commissioner OF
education.
The opening OF the Investigation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
MESSENGERS IN GETAWAY WITH
$4,000 IN LIBERTY BONDS

similar 10 those under which the bonds
Of Whitney and company were taken.
At the police commissioners offiee.
II was stated that the messenger who
was entrusted with the $4,000 Liberty
bonds by Simmons and Slade had .
record" Of a similar theft here OF $s2..,
0N0 in Liberty bonds for which he was
brought back from Los Angeles last
April and given a suspended sentence.
1T doesn't look as II his record had
been looked into very carefully" It was
added.
Both messengers were under bonds OF
a surety company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
WORKERS
SHOT DOWN BY
THE STRIKERS
PEORIA SCENE OF
RIOTOUS DISORDER
Armed Strikers Fire on Plant
of Keystone Wire & Steel
Company

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Aug. "a
Governor Prank o. Lowden tonight
ordered the Tenth Illinois infantry
commanded by Colonel o. p. Yeager
Of panville, to s?oceed to Peoria for
duty In the Industrial district south
Of the city, where rtoting broke out
today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
.sFVFN TOURING CARS ARE GOOD
REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD ENTER
THE BIGGEST AND BEST PRIZE LIST EVER
OFFERED IN A SIMILAR CAMPAIGN IN THE VALLEY
DON'T WAIT until YOUR NEIGHBORS ARE
BUILDING GARAGES TO HOUSE TlEM-ENTER NOW
RECEIPT BOOKS AND ALL NECESSARY INFORMATION
WILL BE FURNISHED UPON REQUEST

will be lots ofRun and real lively times IN the
negencer Automobile
The and old
campaign This campaign
hand and all
L. nthac etunder waya a possible
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FOOD CRISIS IN MOSCOW.

STOCKHOLM. Aug. ia serious
food crisis has been reached in Moscow
and there Is general discomfort there
with tho Soviet government n despatch
from IIclsingfors to IN" Svcnska Dag
hlad says. In view Of the situation. II
is added the Soviet government Is
thinking of leaving Moscow for Tula-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
Actors Strike Closes
Eleven P|ay|leuses IN
N.Y.;Truce at Chicago
NEW YORK, Aug. la-strrk.

NEW YORK, Aug. l3--Strff-
ing actors tonight olosOd their
twelfth theatre In this city.
The new AmBtsrdam, ct which
Ziegfeld's Follies was billed wSS
filled this evening when an.
nouncement was made that avs
principals-Eddis Cantor, JohS
Dooley, Gus Van, Joseph Schenck
and Phil Dwyer-au members Of
tho Actors Equity asSociAtioa,
had walked out" Their action
followed revocation today By
Supreme Court JuEtics Lydon, Of
An Injunction obtained By Flor.
cnz ztegfeld restraining "union-
lists" from interfering with" his
production by stepping from the
cast.
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BACK TO THE MINES

, LONDON. Aug. :3-rhc coal Dr!rers
of Yorkshire where moro han 2hb.066
mon have been on stri%c since July IL.
decided today to rcSrinr work. TINS
action vas taken At \ mass meeting AT
Barnsley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
PITTSBURGH STREET
CAR STRIKE MAY
NOW Be RENEWED

PITTSBJRGH. Aug. 1S.-PosSlplllty
of resumption OF tho strike by S'oOV
motnrmcn and conductors Of the Pits
hurgh Railways company was forecast
today by the announcement by /. H.
Ward. business agent Of division ~.
AmaIgamated Association Of Street ana
Electric Railway Employees. that tho
men would not accept the wage increase
of cents an hour awarded yesterday
by tho national war labor board IN
Washington. The men. who demanded
l2 cents an hour advance, suspended
their strike inOrr than month ago
pending submission OF their case TO the
board.
declaring that III" fr" cent award
would BE- rejected by tho mon. Mr.. Nard
al.clounccd that n meeting or the cNccu-
tive committee of Division So would no
held tonight and meeting of the car
men tomorrow. AT which formal action
Will b. taken. 1t was reported among
tho carmen tbs afternoon that the
strike would hC resumed tomorrow m
mrd;aicly following th"'r meeting.
I'm = Statement accepting the award
tho receivers oT the Pittsburgh Rail-
WAYS compary luda% predicted another
POSSIBLE increase IN fare to meet the
SlO50. .n00 they say needed to cover
tho five cent wage advance. Fares no"
arc 10 cents cash and -: cents by
ticket; having been raised August
from III" adNauc" II year ago or from
: To : cents. The receivers did not in
G.catc what the proposed new increase
would b..
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WASHINGTON, Aug. l3--Hofooa1e
west Virginia - Showers xhAEe9Ay...
perAture. *
western PennsylvaniS and oo1o -
Showers and thuadOrttoSm8 xkAyo
Friday partly cloudy. N0t 1z1eS q
In to1upO1AtuIos
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NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-T-ith 4 claim
Of 1000 additions to their ranks since
yesterday. striking actors celebrated
today n fresh triumph when the eley-
cnth playhouse was compelled to close
it's doors through the walking out OF
tho company. The Maxine Elliott the.
atrc is the latest TO be affected by the
strike. which occurred just Sefore thu
matinee performance was scheduled 10
begin and after most OF the audience
had been seated.
This victory came on the heels OF
the announcement Of the management
OF the Astor theatre that n resumption
OF the performances OF East Is West"
tonight would have TO be withdrawn.
CHICAGO. Aug. 13.-Performaneas
were held tonight at all the big Chi
ago playhouscs by virtue Of truce in
the actors strike. which last night
closed the Cort theatre and Cohan,s
Grand Opera house, and threatened to
spread 10 other houses.
Both sides in the controversy Agrred
to halt hostilitics pending hearing
upon an application for an Injunction to
restrain tho company playing Up In
Mabcrs Room" from striking. The ap.
,pIication was filed by A. II. Woods. pro-
rrictor Of Woods theatre. Testimony IN
the hearing Of the petition was begun
before master in chanccry.
Francis Wilson. president Of this
Faulty Association Of Actors and Ar.
lists. intimatcd tonight that II the in.'
junction is denied the fight would ba
renewed and every theatre In Chicago
closed.
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SHOPNEN ARE
RETURNING To
THEIR WORK

CHICAGO. Aug. 13-Railway officials
today reported continued Improvement
In m" railway shopmcn'S strik" in every
section Of the country with the cXCcp-
ton Of Boston and Chicago, whore q
large majority of the men refuse 10
return TO work.
Return Of tho shopmcn in the A.
lanta Ga. district improved tho traffic
situation throughout the southt.
In Chicago several hundred boiler.
makers employed by the Chicago. NJ
waukcc {: ST. raul railroad voted 10 re-
turn.
Officers OF the Chicago district cour-
Gil of tho federated railway Shopmcn.
who called tho Country-wid" strike in
defiance Of tho orders Of tho intcrna-
tional representatives OF tho union. re-
ccivcd word today from Director Hines
that the government would not N"&c,
ri?t" any s"ttl"r"nt with tho Local
body. Representatives of striking
shOpmcn from every s"ction OF tho crru-
try arrived here today to attend thr
mass meeting 10 hc held tomorrow at
which il will be decided WHAT a"tiCn
Will bc taken IN regard Ia President
Wilson's dcmans that the mon return 10
work Immediately and deter settle
mont Of their waE" demands.
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N& DEFEATED
lGAHAGuA Nc Aug. ltHenarea

EoVNROment forces. according 20 rrports
received here hay" been defeated nj I'Cd-
70 Galitns. near the NtCarguan frontier.
by rCvolutinnIStS under command Of
General Rafael Tup"8 Guiticrrcz. Th"
rcvolutionisls captured prisoners and
arms.
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PITTSRCRC;H. Aug. lS.--ln n long
statement issued to-day accepting IN"
war boards wage Increase. 6. y. FaSan.
W. u. GcNrS' and :; L. Tone. receivers
for tn" Pittsburgh Railways company.
declared that Il probably wCulG be
necessary la increase street car fares
IT, meet tho increase. which they said
would total sl.010.00o.
PittshurEh"rS sine" IN" first of Au-
gus; hove h"rn paying 10 cents cash
fare and -. cents by ticket. This is
the second rais" in "A y"a.. III" former
hrlrg from : TO CcAtS.