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R0STlN TELEPHONE STRIKE Is
ENDED; GIRLS AGAIN At WORK
Continued on Page Etne.)

BOSTON. April 2o.0-Th telephone
strike WAS ended tonight. Several thou
sand operators cployed by the New Eng
land Telephone and Telegraph company
and the Providence Telephone company
who walked out last Tuesday morning
will return 10 work tomorrow noFnihs'
Although no formal announcement
was made Of tho terms OF the agree
ment reached, strike leaders SAID th"I
they had won their contention Tor the
right 10 dcal directly with company or
ticials oven while tho wires arc undcr
Government control and that they have
boeu granted an increase of three ooi-
lars week in their maximum pay.
Tho mon workers who struck later in
the week partly in support Of inc op-
orators and partly to enforce dcrnahoS
of their own also will resume work to-
morrow. Their leaders said that they
had been granted an increase in wages
Of fifty cents day in tn" motr"f'l''""
district and 62A cents in other SHcl"hs'
Tho asrcemnn: was reached after wv"
davs of conferences between StrlK" leau-
RS company officials, Mayor Peters ann
Assistant Postmaster General John <
Rooms It's basis was laid when Mayor
Peters visited Washington and 7ersuAo-
ed Postmaster General Burlcson TO scno
Mr. Rooms TO this city with full power
70 act.
Late tonight Miss Julia S. O'Connor'
president Of the telephone operators
denartmrnt, confirmed the announce
nrnt Of the company.
The final settlement" she saio'
has been reached and 1t is tho best
ever nut over the operators. The OPP
orators will return to work tomorro"
morning and service will be- restored
~ soon as possible.
Miss O'Connnr haid that III" operators
who ordinarily report AT seven o'clock
would 20 To work tomorrow morning.
and that. others would meet at "'Hn'
o'clock when tho strikers commltt"c
would make its report. No tormai An
nouncrmcnt Of tho waE" srai" wh'cn
was agreed upon was made tonlgn'. bur
strike leaders said that tho operators
would receive 81? week after seven
years service and that IN" award
would bc retroactive to january l. Tho
prcscnt maximum pay is SIG and the
operators demanded 81"
Tho award tn the men workers was
said to bn fifty r"nts day advance f"r
those in the mot ropolltan districts aho
sols cents day for others. Tho mon
q sked for an lncroas" of $40 p"r DAY
Delegations from the strikers hcho-
ouartnrs made The rounds Of tho "N-
choprc. tonight and informed pick'iS
thai rho strike was oyer by midnight
,ickctiuy had ceased IN the mctropoi''
ton districts.
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Minister Won Haniel to Head
German Delegation ofThree
at Versailles Council of
Four Rules That They Must
Have Plenipotentiary Pow
ers

COPENHAGEN, Sunday, April co.
Foreign Minister Count Won Bcckdorn
Ranlzau Of Germany has announced that
three rnvoyS will be sent 10 Versailles
April % authorized 10 receive the text
Of the peace preliminares. according 10
a dispatch from Berlin received here
early today.
The delegation will be headed by Min
lister Won Hanicl. whosr associates VIII
be Hrrr En- Won kcllnr and Ernst
Schmitt. legation counscllors. They will
be attended by two officials and TWO
chanccry servants.
PARIS. April @n.-tBy the Associat en
Prcssl-Thc council Of four has notlh"d
Germany that the associated powers
cannot receive representatives AT Fer-
s;liIlrs who arc merely messengers. The
German government must appoint repre-
scnta,ircs with plcnipotentiary powers
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bic BAT TIE IN
MUNICH NEAR

BERLIN. Saturday. April 19.-'hy
Tho Associated Fress)-Thc government
troops outside Munich have been aug
mcntcd by the arrival Of 5000 Wu"rt-
tcnbcrGcrs.
Preparations for a decisive night are
proceeding in tho city. Food conditions
arc growing worse; tho food stocks arc
becoming depleted. The Hoffman, gov
crnmcnt has sent in limited amount OF
food for the women and children. but IL
Is reported that the communists seizeo
il. Tho Spartacans declare this report
is untrue They say there is plenty OF
food in Munich and also assert that the
government troops decline TO 1rc on
them.
Continued rotinE in Munich with a
few casualties is reported.
LONDON. April 20.-A dispatch 10
the Exchange Telegraph says the Berlin
6rpaTtmcnt store employees have won
their strike and that tho trouble is now
ended. The dispatch adds that the
Soyicts arc now controlling employment
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mont and who had mad" the trip across
representing The German government.
Tho other arrivals were tho h'S trans
mort virEinian. with 4,lI7 officers ana
men. including 3lGih ammunition tram.
hrad1uartrrS. headquarters motor ana
hnrsr haltnli"nS ordnance and medical
dc,nchmrnts and companies a to &,
total of l6 officers and l.026 mrn' 3lSl
hivisicu dniarhmcnts totallinG Is OIL
hcrr. and 951 mcn. 347th mRchin" gun
hattn]ions. headquarters detachment
medical detachment and companies y 10
~ II officers and S31 mon: 3l6th shni-
,arv train, headquarters division medical
sunnlv unit. camp inArmaries to s;
hcndGuartcrs field hospital section. held
hosritals 26l to 364, headquarters Rnnu-
Innrc section and ambulance companies
2f1 to 364, II officers and SIS mer'
26ond infantry machine gun COMPANY
: officers and l79 men. together with
several companies and 17o wou'"-o.
The Great Northern brought "'o"'
,ronps comprising tho ll0lh amtnuh-
itiou train complete. 81 officers and l'lHS
men: 3oS conralcsccnt wounded, |"
casual companies of marines and lur-
laughed mon, IL officers and GA men,
scattered. nf United States army amou-
Iancc .2ctions, and "a casual officers.
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OFFICERS OF
FIVE ARMIES
GET OVATION
CAPTAIN REDICK IN
MOST TELLING TALK
Captain Gibbs, Pioneer British
Aviator, Pays Tribute to
America

The barrage for the Fifth victory
Liberty Loan was lifted last evening
,r the Court Thcater by representatives
y five allied nations. which will leave
an oreninS for Wheeling and Ohlo
.oun,r TO 20 over tho top in the DIE
drive which was launched here yester-
dav The Ave officers who fired the
,eayv guns in the opening OF the cam
,.ipn are veterans of many oattlesr
some Of the land and SOME OF the ar
III aiding directly in crushing the iron
,and of the Pan" The men ~ero
.aptain L. D. Gibbs. Of the brilisn
Army; Lieutenant Rane Froumont' OF
France: Lieutenant Robert 4. Shaw OIL
ne Canadian. EHpcditionary forceS'
Marechal Emil Hendrick. of Belgium
md last bur not least Captain r. =.
redick, of the Fighting $Ith DIVISION
.cnrcSentng the United States.
The men came to Wheeling from
Mansfield. Ohio. and owing 10 nor
making railroad connections wer" &C.
avcd, which made it necessary TO h"'a
IN cvcuinA meeting. and the spacious
.uur, Theatre was packed and JamWeo.
III bent on seeing and hearing the vet
rps Of the many battles Of III" war.
:,cb had a message Of interest I" ar-
;,.cr and each drove his mcsSaS" home
,.i,h cr,nhasis clinchinE all with the
statement that .kr citizens "t " heel'hs
nus, buy Liberty bonds TO aid IN nr'nS-
ny back the lads who put the big drive
lcrosS.
American Gets The Hand.
cantain f. {. Redck. member OF .thc
,7th Division. United States army VINO
arrived in the United states only 10"
,.eeks go and who took part in the Dig
,ryonnc Forest drive and III many
,,bers- and wears the distinguished scr
,.rc medal H" was wounded IN act'or
.hilc leading his soldiers on the nelo OF
..tt1e and had seen action on many
,ronts, His home is in Ohio and as h'
VAS intrnducrd by DR.. Dickry h" rece!F-
ID rousiny round of applause.
Ee refrained from telling anything
,hort rho great battles that he had been
hrouyh. but instead told Of the bard
hips os tho boys and of how they !n"k-
IA for Tho folks at hons TO back tnctr'
;, aud nut tho Liberty. Loan over each
i,nc in order that shcy might n" able 20
~, tbe Hun out Of TT" lighting tor
~ ,;r,,s tn come. His story OF how
bc hoy. went into tho fight was 2
-ranhic ono and pictured thH b".""'
,onnes scattered throughout the In''Ho
;.ates and told of tn" sadness that WIS
y;,bin thcrn on this East"r Sahpath'
&C they thought Of their lads who were
.,,,r,ed beneath the poppics in the fields
I Flanders.
Belgium, Stopped the Eun.
.y-e co,1d no. br bought with Ger
Continued on Page Ntne.)
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Six Troop Ships Bring 14,446 Soldiers
For Easter Sunday in the Homeland

The Santa Paula brought 2.134 officers
and men. including 4nnd base hospital,
two officers and l43 men: 316ih supply
train headquarters and medical dctach-
nlrntS and companies S TO +. nine Of
iiccrs and 4T4 men; 18th transportation
corps, two officers and 226 men: second
trench mortar battalion company. head
quarters and mediCnl detachmcnts and
batteries \ to n. six officers and 5I1
men: 376th aero squadron. ono officer
and 122 men: 646th aero supply squad
ron, ono officer and ia mon: 9Th trench
mortar battery. ono officer and 1i9 men.
and wounded convalcscrnts. 156 mon.
The cruiser Seattle brought 1885 Of
ficrrs and mon. including 81 casual Of
flccrs. Il casual companies. NTH army
hcaruuartcrs troops. five officers and 236
mon: 3e5th field hospital. four officers
and IS men; 52nd pioneer infantry. Sc. IN
officers and 426 men: 4b6th telegraph
battalion. companies l. and NJ. seven Of
fccrs and EOS men.
Dcbarkation authorities said that
from 9:25 to 1910 a. m. record was
made in docking troop ships. the Fir-
gilman, Great Northern. Zeppelin ana
Walderze being put into their berths In
thnt period by three tugs.
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WASHINGTON. April 2o.-Housc 10
house canvassing methods will De EN-
n,ovcd nv many communities tomorro"
i, an effort to raise their quotas lo'
rho Victory Liberty Loan on the open
1,r and 10 leave the remainder OF the
three weeks for piling up of over-sup-
scriptions. This method developed 10
birhly ocrfectcd state by hundred or
NOR, cities and towns during the
Four,h loan campaign. has been adopteo
~. many moro loan organizations LOT
tbe Victory drive. and canVaSsing com
mites have been drilled and oTSanizeo
for ,be Intensive efforts tomorrow.
since oyer-subscriptions to the loan
arc to be rejected. there would ne no
sn.ci.l nurpose in any communitE's eH
cccdinC its allotment except Ina' so'''
NAV not reach their quotas
Prospects Bright
po,o-ts 10 the treasury today were
,nifnrmlv to the effect that prospects
for raising the huge loan OF 81 VV.vo"',
ooO were bright. and that preparations
had been made to push the WORK 10 w
,,t,,ost during the first week or zen
days. Many cities held loan oe!''o'''N I,,,
,ions today, although subscriptions VIII
n
49,, Rv Tho middle or latter part OF
the wcck the treasury hopes to have
rho frs, definite reports on the volume
Of plcdges. These reports. however will
run three or four days. behind tho actua'
progress made.
In tho official circular describing the
,oon. issued today by the trcsaury. II
,yas exrlaincd that although the federa
reserve banks arc the only rccosnizeo
official agencies for subscriptions 70 ene
~ ,bc secretary Of the treasury ap'
nrcciates the efforts of uno11cla
Efforts Appreciated
Large numbers Of national Dan KS
state banks and trust companies III
vestrnent bankers. express companies
ncwsnapcrs. department stores and oth'
or corporations and firms and orsan,za'
,ions" said the circular. have patrfol'
Continued on Page Etne)
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Crimean Government
Forced TO EvaCuate
SabaStopo| Fortress

LONDON. April 90 (f3y tho Associated
Press l-Scbas.opo has been evacuated
by the Crimean government, which is
proceeding to COnstantinoplc. The gov
rrnmcnt Of Scbastopul Is now in the
hands of tho revolutionary committee
This announcement is made in Rus
s,an wireless despatch, which adds that
after negotiations with the allied COM
,nand an agreement was reached for an
eight days armisticc, expiring April @!.
(Early in April tho allied troops were
driven back in Crimca when the Bolsh"-
vik forces captured Pcrckop. The 18TH
mus OF Phr"kop had bern fortified by
tho allies for the protection of the Rus
sian naval hasc at SchaStopo!. but the
allies wcrc greatly outnumh"red. and
have been continuously pressed back
Ono report said recently that French
SQUADRON was IN tho way to the Black
Sea, presumably with the object Of saw
ing the grcat naval base. Russian w:rr-
loss adviccs on April II reported the So
vict forces advancing in the direction OF
Simfcrnool. tho capital Of Crimca-)
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WILL REGULATE THE
USE OF EXPLOSIVES

WASHINGTON. April 20.--Posscssion
of dangerous explosives by irresponsible"
and criminal persons. which has been u
menace to life and property for many
years. soon will br thing Of the past.
Van Ir Manning, director Of the bureau
Of mines. declares in Il report to tho soc
rotary Of the interior. reviewing tho on
forcemcnt Of the explosives regulation
act during the war. This act which was
passed as a war measure and designed 10
keep explosives out Of the hands OF
dynamitcrs. homh throwcrs and enemy
aliens with evil cntcnt. will cease 10 DC
effective with the declaration of pence.
From tho interest now h"ing taken In
explosive matters throughout tho coun-
try. and especially by the various state
1egislaturns.' says Director Manning IN
his report made public today. Il expect
Of sec wide. sweeping reforms which will
safeguard IN" livos Of our citizens better
than ever before"
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VIE NINA TAKEN
BY YB0LSHEV|K|;
| FOOD SUPPLIES
MAY De ENDED.
PRIVATE PROPERTY
BEING COMMUNIzED
Movement Could be Defeated
By Small Forces Of Allied
Troops

VIENNA, Friday. April Icy This
Associated Press)-Control Of Vienns
has been taken over by the SoldierS
council. Quiet prevails, but cornmuniz-
ing of the property Of those unable to
resist has been begun. It is possible
there will be no change in the name Of
the government. but it will be Bolshe,
vistic in purpose. e.
The situation is much the same n Il
was at Budapest few hours after tht
radicals had taken control. The polio
ing of the city has been taken over By
the Volkswehr. The parliament build
ing was occupied this morning by two
battalions Of soldiers after representa-.
tivcs of the soldiers council had place.
5000 men at the governments disposal
upon the understanding that the polict
would be dispersed.
The soldiers are commanded by Col
onel Stoessel WINNER, who takes or
dcrs from the soldiers council. which Il
either socialistic or communistic. f
Colonel Cunningham, in the name Of
the all !s, has issued proclamation
declaring that If there il further dis.
turbancc the food supply will be cut on
For that reason serious trouble Is UNI
likely. While it is possible there win
be no change in the name Of the gov.
ernment it will be none the less Bolshc.
vestic in purpose. -
Men familiar with the conditions stin
contend it would be easy to handle thu
situation through limited occupation BY
allied troops. and also through. tho
guarding Of the frontiers of Poland ant
the Ukraine. They assert that with tht
help Of General Petlura's forces thS
hordes from Moscow could thus be kept
out. ~
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NEW YORK. April @o.-SiH troop
ships loaded 10 capacit:: with American
officers and mcn--l4.4+6 in all--arrived
bcro TODAY in time to celebrate Easter
Sunday on homo soil and 10 G"l II
rIimpsc of tho advanced styles IN clF''
linn attire which they soon w!ll hd"p'.
TWO Of tho ships which arrived w"rH
,hc German liners Zeppelin and Graz
,y,,dcrzc, making their first trips slh"r
thcv we're turned over I" III" Lnitco
States, .,,;,,,,
Tho zeppelin. flying III" intrrna i"na'
eo as vcll as til" Stars ana S'r'noS
,-'7urht 1850 mon. including In" i-'th
cc,d artillery rnmpi"tr. 80 officers ana
-. men: tho 33?lh amhulanr" com
anv . officers and ln3 mem - casual
t,rircrs and Il detachment of ! officer
ona a nurscS of has" hospital No. -.
On mo Graf Wald"rzr w"r' 1,iI o.
eccrs and mrn. the majority h"i"g nos
nitoI units. and including d"tHrhm"nts
~ Tho 9Th. 18th. 9lSt. i2nd. iith. anth.
end 9Th and @n@nh has" hospitals: SIX
casual companies. Is casual officers ana
IS cnpvairsr"ntS.
Both ships had un hoard partlcS or
C,crman officers who had turned tn"
shius over To tho United States govern
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Employment Sunday
To Be Observed May 4

WASHINGTON. April 2n-Thc "xccu-
tive committ"" of tho Genera War-Ti
commissinn of churches today notified
thn Federal Employment Service Of its
endorsement of tho plan TO observe sun
dny, May 1. as employment Sunday" for
tho inauguration Of an active Gamma Sl
"nrl0ymcnt Of discharged soldiers and
sailors. ,:.,
churches Of twcniy-scv"n donnmina-
iions have hccn urged by III" commission
Tho federal employment service and CO.
Operating agencies.
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TROOPS
CALLED OUT To
PROTECT COURT
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN .
TOWN IS EXCITED
Friends of Murderer Threaten
Repetition Of the Notorious
Allen Outbreak

STASARDSVILLE. Va. April 70
Bearing orders from Governor "eS'-
morcland Davis Ito protect the court
the Albcmarle Rifles. of Charlottesville
consisting Of three officers and fifty
three men. arrived here last night pre-
paratory to the opening Of the April
term OF court tomorrow when Edgar
Morris, sor Of a Greene county deputy
sheriff. gocs on trial for the killing oA
O. mounta!nccr at dance. MOI i4o'
while out on bail furnished by MS 1aInei
on the murder Indictment shot anu
killed Magistrate Bluford sullivan heie
March 90, and since that time mas peeii
hiding in the Elue Ridge mountains. a
preliminary hearing on the killing OF the
magistrate also is to be held tohoIFo
REQUEST for the protection OF the
court was made after reports OF tnreata
made bv Norris were received heru;
stating that he planned 10 give h,tnSclA
up for the opening OF court. tnereoy Ie
lirvjnr his father of the ball payment
and that soon after tho Jury was CHOSEN
his conferedatcs would descend from t't'
mountains. shoot up the court hnu
fort his escape. Morris also ~ salo 10
hnvc threatened the court officials oe-
fore whom the preliminary hearing son
,ho killing of Magistrate Sullivan is 10
be held. T.,
RECOLLECTION Of tho. Allen case, IN
,.hioh members of the Allen clan de-
sccndcd from the Blue Ridge mountains
in Carroll county in 1912, when mem.
her of their band WAS on trial ana siio'
6vo ncrsuns. including the trial Juose'
the prosecutor and the sheriff also Is
said to have led TO the request LOT
troops. ,,,o+
The town Of Stanardsvillc was qules
toniyht when the troops arrived. anu
citizens hero believe that motifs htat ;,
inc Of the arrival OF the soldiers wiz
remain in the mountains. In that event
il is thought possible that the troops
under command Of Captain Joel NJ. Coch-
ran. will 20 into the mountains 10 NUM-
Morris.
Tho company Travelled over Is miles OF
rough country roads by 'automooiIe w
This almost inaccessible town. Each OF
tho troopers is equipped with ten rouhos
Of ammunition and PROVISIONS TOT t"o
DAYS. The company was ouartereo ~
night in The Odd Fellows hall ana 70
r,orrou. will form a guard around the
court house where the trial and prei'i'i-
nary hearing arc to bc held.
MAGISTRATE Sullivan was killed D.!
Morris after the latter had been fined
500 djsturbind a church service and IN
sultinr an Episcopal rector. Morris IS
said to have fired five shots into me
magistrates body Immediately after me
fine was fixed and then ran from the
court room. commandcered an automo-
t,iIc ard escaped. Hcyman shiftiett: a
mail carrier. also will be given a hearing 2
tomorrow on the charge Of having aioeo
Morris in his getaway. Shitflctt mas
hcen hcrc since the killing OF the masls-
tratc, but Morris has not been seen.
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URGE RECOGNITION
OF IRISH REPUBLIC

NEW YORK. April 2o.-Rccognition
Of the Irish republic" by the United
states as an "act Of justice and gooo
faith" and admission Of its delegates
10 the peace conference. were urged in
resolutions adopted by the Clan-Na"Gacl
at n mass meeting here tonight In ceie-
bration Of the proclamation Of the irish
republic" in Dublin on Easter Monday.
.pril as, 1916. and it's s"re-eatablishment'
by the Dali Eircann last January.
After endorsing selection Of Frank +.
walsh Fdawrd F. Dunno and Michael j..
Ryan as delegates to represent the irish
race in America at tho peace conference
the resolutions continue:
I'VE stand irrevocably by the policy OF
no cntangiing alliances bcSueathed 10
the American people. and We are unAl-
terablv opposcd to any league Of ma
tions which infringes on American SOW
creignty or which does not include Ire-
land as an independent nation -
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SUCCESS To THE
LOAN CAMP PA|GN
IS NOT DOUBTED
SUBSCRIPTIONS UNDER
$4,000 TAKEN IN FULL
Statement of the Terms of the
Loan Issued By Treasury
Department

CHICAGO. April 2o.-Chicago
will start the Victory loan CAM
paign with a lead "f Sl".OOo'ouo
subscribed in advance. The hEurc
was reached with the announce
mcnt that James Simpson or
Marshall Field & CO. had sub
scribed s4.o00.O00. of which
81 100000 was for himself and
the remainder for the Field cs-
tate.
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Rush Of Soldiers and
Sailors Puts German
Numbers OFF Program

NEW YORK, April 2o.-German
,rmbers were hastily stricken from
the program of concert and ball OF
the Master Bakers association OF
New york tonight when the concert
hall was rushed by moro than 100
soldiers and sailors who Threatened
to "clean up the place"
police reserves and a detachment
of tho provost guard were summon
ed and elected the uniformed men
hut not until promise had been oo-
taiaed from directors OF the ente-
rtainment that no German music
would be rendered.
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AMERICAN FREIGHTER
SENDS CALL FOR AID

u-11MIEGTON. y. c.. April 2n.-The
.oast guard cutter Senin"l". Stat'"heu
!, this port. tonight picked up Il Wire
css message saying that tho American
-cighter. Western Wave. was IN Il hcIp-
c,s condition 900 miles OF IN" coast.
.-nssels were asked to come TO h"r ala.
rhc Western Wave. or 3.a0p TONS -
,,,ned BY the shipping board.
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TO DISCUSS MEMORIALS

future nGaiust memorial atrocities"
timilar to thnsr "pcrpr,ratcd after the
civil war" tho American Federation Of
Arts. with two hundred and twcnty-four
chapters throughout the. United States,
will hold discussion Of various forms
rf memorials al it's tcnth annual convcn-
tion M tho Metropolitan Museum of Art
here May Is In l.. according TO an an
nounccmcnt tonight.
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TWO GIRLS DRowNID

cHARIE IESTOS, w. Va. April 20 -
warns from n steamboat coming down
the Kanawha river. overturned a canoe
containing two young men and two girls,
and the girls. Mabel Pierce, II yean oid.
Srowned tonight. The boys attempted
to ' save the girls but were unable to
reach them and swan to shore. Up to
a late hour tonight. efforts to TeooS8
the bodies Uarc un1uccea68u4
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BO[ SHEVIk ARMY
SURRENDERS TO
the UkRAINIANS

LONDON, April so-Ths first Boil
-,.vlr amy operating In the region
Of xornsl, along tho Prpet river mas
e1--rnd.-ed to the uGainiaas, &C
cording to a statement issued by the
urra4nian pros bureau and forwarded
S-or, vienna to tho Central News. Up
- .h, time that the report was Tor
arded. 10000 rifles, 3s guns and zoo
-,-aohins guns hnd been handed over.