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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-11-13
FIRED
! slP0N BY |. W. WIS
sSN A BUILDING
Bullei. I'D Into Ranks
of Ov, Veterans i'm
Parade.
tHy InIira i.ress.)

cENTRALiA, WASH, Nov. 12.-
The massacre Of four members of the
American Legion in the Armistice day
parade here yesterday created great
public indignation. The men were
shot from !. w. w. headquarters and
fuiIy-pisnned plot, IT developed today.
Brick" Faith, an I. w. W. leader,
before being iynched by a mob. admit
ted that the members Of the Centralia
!. w. w. had planned TO kill as many
ex-serviee men in the parade as pos
sibIe- They smugoled hish-Powered
rifles into their headquarters and at a
pre-arraneed signal as the paraders
marked time before the |. w. w. hall,
they opened an enfiiading fire on the
front ranks
simultaneously marksmen posted
on Seminary Hin. half mile away,
deliberately fired on the parsders with
rifles resting over stump. Warren
Grimm, the local Legion post COM
mander: Arthur Moifresh and George
cssserarda, all of whom had seen ae-
tive military service. were Instantly
killed.
The psraders and street spectators
rushed to the 1. w. w. hall and set It
on fire after lootins the place Of its
papers. Henry Srhith, an I. w. w..
emerged from the hall with a smoking
rife. The crowd pursued him to the
river. where. after woundine one pur-
suer. Smith shot Dale Hubbard, an
other eN-servioe man, three times
through the body. Hubbard died in
stantiy.
The mob overpewered Smith, but
he was rescued by the police and
Jailed. AT night the mob broke into
the Jail and took Smith out and hung
hin, at the river bridge. In the round
up Of the I. w. w. 80 suspected men
were captured and placed in jail. An
night mob surrounded the jail and
shouted; Lynch them" State mill
tiaren from Tacoma arrived early this
morning and are pstroiIina the streets
and guarding the Jail. The city Is
quiet.
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Ceniralala. Wash. Nov. IL Two
former American soldiers. Warren
Grimm. ceniralia attorney. and Ar
boih overseas veterans. were killed
here yesterday and half dozen other
service men were wounded when per
sons belieyed to be Industrial Work
ers Of the world. fired on an Armis-
tice day parade OF former soldiers.
sailors and marines Ben Casa
Eranda. Ccntralia real estate man, at
ilrst reported dead. was alive last
night. but died later at the Centralia
hospital
En ly last night a mob carrying
ropes surrounded the Centralia Jail.
where six Industrial Workers OF the
World. arrested after the shooting,
were confined. The Jail was guarded
by former soldiers who had donned
their uniforms for the parade yester-
day. Other former soldiers were do
inr picket duty last night in all parts
of the city.
Early last might the list of wounded
stood as follows:
Dale Hubbard. Centralia. shot -four
times. probably will live.
George Stevens. Centralia.
Jacob Phitxer. Chehallis.
J. e. Watts. Chehallis.
Eubanks, Centralla.
The firing started when the parade
proceeding down Tower avenue. Cen
iralia's main street. passed the corner
OF Second avenue. where the !. w. w
halsis located Just as the marchers
reached the han two former service
men stepped from the line and started
for the hall doorway. witnesses de
cisred Immediately shots came pour
Ing from the roofs of the nearby build
ing.
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New Roosevelt
Babv is Born at
= Kermit's Home

New York. Nov. 1o.--A daughter
has hesn born to Capt. and Mrs. Kcr-
NIT Roosevelt. A message sent 10
the widow Of former President Roose.
velt announcing the arrival Of the
grandchiid. said the child would be
nsmed Belle. after Mrs. Kermit
Rooscveit's mother. Mrs. J. willard.
wifs Of ths American ambassador to
spain. This 10 the third child born
10 ths Kermit Roosevelts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
STATE FIRE MARSHAL HERE
To INVESTIGATE HOSPITAL FIRE
OFFICIALS WE'RE POSITIVE THAT
IT wAH OF INCEND1ARY ORGAN
-wORUNG ON GLUE.
Much Interest Ia Bs1ny Conferred "a tho
Case Of tho Rires at WhesnrS
Hospital.

STATE Fire Marshal \. J. Koran or
charleston and 4 force Of deputies ar
rived in the city last evening AT -"
and Immediately got into c"mmunlca-
,ion with Fire Chief Edward r. Rose
and Prosecuting Attorney u \. Mch"".
and started Il rigid investigation into
me cause Of tn" two fires 1t the North
Wheeling hospital. il which damage
totally approximately S2@.000 was done
At a late hour last night the officials
stated 70 an JntelliS"nccr reporter l'l't
,hcy were positive that the hre was "t
incendiary origin. and they arc now
making an effort I" plac: IN" blar''N.
several clue. arc h"ing run down. and
the officials will lrar" n" stone un-
turned to locate tn. guilty party or par
ties
Tho manayemrn, Of tn" hospital Is
also aiding in every way possible. and
will do everything within IN" power OF
,ho artcnd;LntS in charg" I" a*SiSt th'
,rriccrs in III. work OF running down all
clues.
CHIEF Edward T. Rose. Prosecutor y.
NcEce. ShcriT Howard Hastings anl
.h5cf or Policr Campbell tlrud"rS"h
..cstorday afternoon paid Il visit |" the
bospI,al and made Il minute" lhSp'c''"n
90 tho scene of the hr". and ais" Wit
oycr everything found within the h'c
zone. .;,, ~ ~,
s,a,c Fire Marshal i"ran Will. hH On
.bc ioh early this morning. ana IL -
,ikclr that Suinr action Will b" 'aN'o ~
~, ,oa.,. in regard TO clearing up inc
nvstcrr and locating III" cauS" "t th''
,wo arcs. which might hay" caused tn'
los. Of many lives had 1t not heeo Lux
the prcmpct action Of the hremeh.
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BARNES NAMED
FOR GRAIN job

PARIS. March alt Ey tho As$nCint-
cd Press I--.-Prrsidrnt Wilson. acting on
recommendation of Herbert Hoover,
food ndmnist rator. has requested julius
II. Rnrncs. president Of the grain cor
ppration Of the United States fnod ad-
ministratirn. TO head an organization
for handling: tn" 1871? wheat crop under
the congressional Suarantr"S.
Mr. Barnes wHS Il lrIdinE grain rN-
pnrtcr ~ the United States. but he CAV"
M his cntir" business connections 10
Join HuuvcrS team Of volunteers at tho
beginning of tn" war. He WAS chief Of
the cereal division nf the food adm mis-
tration. and also president Of th' grain
corporation formed by tho food admins
trntion unGcr tn" l.rv"r act T." haudl"
the wheat crops Of 1877 and 1919, and
also 10 act "a h." food administration :
agency for III" purchase and dis'rIbu-
riou Of great volumes Of fnodstufrs for
tho army and navy. for the allies. FOR
tn" Belgian relief commission and lai-
trrlv for tho ASl"riCau relief commits
sion.
Th" curporatInuS capital "r $3.50. w.
Onu belongs /" IN" government. MIR.
Hoover Will ruuiIuI" tn a'i Il: chairman
IF ,h,. sugar board uutil III" sugar c'ki-
tracts, have. been completed AMI nf IN"
gram CORPORATION iIntii IHly l. ailTr
..h,rh Mr. Earu"< Will lrc"m" ihc re-
.uuuSIhl. ,Ir'ri''r 1" III" l'r""id"nl.
Mr. IInnvrr w.iI 'rulI;.u" ~ '!!r''t"r
general "r relief on h"hnlf "f ia" allied
amt American governments uniiI h'NI
srIrrrinrr'~ harvest ~ Europe. when II ~
,.,pr,.Ir,l th. critical period ia Im'
wnrId.. r""h supplies will h" Ih'''d
r,h whnl".ynl" feeding "f III" f"mt"" dc
Will he.
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$50 IootorS Executed
By the HungaTians

RITDApEST, Via Vienna, Sunday
March 30.-(By The Associated Press)
The plunge Of Budapest into anti-cap-
italism continues, with feverish enorts
IN show that the reign Of law and order
is undisturbed The city is outWaroly
oujct since the first few days. In Which
there was much looting. especially OF
icwclry shops. AS n result OF the loot-
ing. il is reported, $50 persons were ex'
ecu;cd by the new regime. their com.
nunistic ideas apparently being too VI.
olent.
The new; freedom exists for those who
arc willing to live as the government
dictates. Two important newspapers
the Peter Lloyd and the Azcst, print
only what the censors permit. Foreign
correspondents may transmit by teic-
graph if they write what is desired by
the government
Czech troops who have been flghtinE
the Communists in southern SloVakiA
have captured the city Of kaschau. I'm
miles northeast Of Budapest. and other
points. The German colonists In west
crn hungary and Transylvania arc hos
tile 10 the Communists and arc attempt
Ing to establish their independence.
The French troops in Szcgedin. south
crn Hungary, and elsewhere. It Is said,
are permitting the Communists to cs.
tablish themselves in control as they
wish. despite tho fact that. there were
riots In small industrial ccnters where
the Communists held organized parades
after the fashion set In Budapest. =,
Those entering the country may leave
only by the personal permission OF Bella
Kun, foreign minister. The minister
has acknowledged. in An interview. that
Hungary's commune does not desire. to
make war OF, the entente at present.
but asserts that Hungary wishes; to live
peacefully withla all. He says:
Our only object is to protect the
common people and defend their soil.
and also :ihc industries. which arc the
property Of the proletariat."
Bela Kun makes no secret OF tho TACT
that he has merely used them last arEu-
merit possible against the entente, say
ing:
while the other countries OF the
former empire have been threatening tho
entente with RolshcvIsm II their wl1hes
were not consulted we merely had the
courage to take tho final STEP"
The IIungnrans declare that their
notion ts guaranteed by President VIII
sons fourteen points and thnt thnir
i,Irn. OF personal national lib-rty arc
embodied IN the AmcricHn declaration OF
Independence.
Women nrr Joining the rcd army.
Rcfn Kun hnn lnHlnllrd his ufllcrH In tho
rnpnl rnHtlr. ifOuHe rrnin hnvc been rc-
ducrd ~ per cent. The hoin"n or tno
wealthy nrr ring searched. and paint
lngs md works Of nrt arc being r"quisi-
toned for tho purponc or nHinbliahInR
national galleries. after tho style at
Moscow,
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MEET GERMANS
On THURSDAY

PARIS. March al.-'ky Tn" ASSN
,.;n,cd I.rcss) --Th" rrst th""''nk
,u.ccn the iluauri.,l c"nntiSH'"n "' INV
,oa,c conference. aud thu German ntlhh-
,.,,l agents will talk" rln"" Fh"r~''nS 1T
,.,uplrgnc where: an indrhhtt" S'N'''''
,.il he held /" nrratE" IN" 'N'"i"6'' 80
,.crn,nu arru-iti"A Tor t""d~'nHS.
a>,cr the ur"l :.'s'u'.n II /" i''"'''"''
,h,, mo- members of IA" Mlt'd I!""" '"'
commission Will remain In '"ihIl'E" q.
n. tho buriucss t" t"' tr''n"n"'"' "'.' o'
ar .,u.h n uniur" ,hnl lrnin"d h"h"'r'
,un condu.t 1t without "'Nt".In'" lr"''
The csr~uttv" rn"Ini"rt "f IA" '''TthI"-
SION
In addition To- tbIupI"En". ''"Hn'nlt''''f
,rr Mist, working ~ ''s'l"rn' t"r IA us
po.,,ion Of raw ru:t''rIHl at l;"t''rd' n
,r nrrpnYr,ncutu ruu'0'rnIn: "htr'n"ntH
nf food and nt Spa '-"n''"rnin:: ih" '!'-
,,ils OF taking over t:"riuan $hpIlhE.
Tho comnitt"" ~ li",,"rdatn Is 'h'
,,e that LOOKED, after E"Irian r'li't
work before IN" arrnlst'''" whs s'Gn"d.
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SEEING THINGS

,.Iui,gI I'I,rr AtiuI l'.I rViI,I'rG Iu'r rr
"r" "'uI lay v'hII' h''iu. III" l"""I""
ll'lrlu", Ut t"I"lGu nlulnl'r, !" il'l" E"n.
Iniriru ruiuIrt'I IL H." I"w ltunE"i Inn
E"vUIrIIu"ni. 'hnu I""u Intercepted "" the
t.I"u,.h government wh"l"rr "p"tHl"'r.
rh" u"r"nG" wu- r"ul In"i !'mlurlny mmh
d"uIr with Ih" alleged rrrrnh "f l'"l-
nII"vir,n II ruYH. "'rh" r"v"lu'l"uni
movement '"rinluIy - EniuInE lu Amer
len American n"wHpnp"rH "ny III"
unt"r "f New Y'Ik. Pennsylvania. In
dInun. tIIIuur and Michigan mr." "Hlr-
emily inpr"Enntrd with l'ol7h"ri"u. a
riot hn& tnkrn plnr" in I'hllnd"lrhl".
which certainly must b" attributed 10
llulrhCVist influence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
DebS Threatens e E
Call General Strike

AKRON. O.. Eugene V. Debs, Socialist
leader. to-day threatened to call a gen.
cral strike Of hts party throughout the
country unless he is granted rchear-
ing in the courts on charges upon which
no was convicted under the espionage
act.
Drbs was confined to bed with bad
! attack of lumbago at the home or MIS-
+ Margaret Prnvey here when notified that
/ tn. tinted States supreme court had re-
fused him Il rchcariuG. He refused 10
src newspaper men. but. through MIS-.
>T,r.v..v, issued the following statement
Co the press:
:. THE lu:,ti"r is in tho hands OF my
at,urnry*. Seymour, and Strdman. or
Chicago | do not know what legal
! action they will follow. ~ have re-
| c>iv"d no word from them us yer.
| Unless something further can be
: done. the program Of IN" party [" q" up
: the country in Il general strike will he
/ fulfilled. l ;un prepared to fight 10 the
end
! M.&. prcvcy said Dcbs' condition Is
: not serious and that h. will De ahl" 70
! h.. out within a few days
When shown the report "t inc dccis'0n
Of rhr supreme court. nchS said;
That means that by May ]. the day
on which l begin my sentence. 4 general
strike will have eliminated. 1t must
not b. forgotten that that day tn" labor
day Of the world. On that day lhad
, hrcn assured that If the supreme court
. had not ruled. by that time moro than
5,unn labor meetings would have been
| held asking for my release.
"Th" miners of my own stato-lndl@
! aua-wtll start the strike. These men
came t. ne at my home IN Terrn Hauto
! before | started on my last speaking
! tour and told me that from tho day I
; vent 10 the prnitentiary there would be
| no more coal rne'l IN Indiana until the
, day | WAS released.
"rh" movement will undoubtedly be-
| gin ut once
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CURTAIN DOWN
WITH GAS, DEBT
AND COP BILLS
All. ENACTED
SPECIAL SESSION HAS
CREATED NEW RECORD
Enacted Legislation for Every
Purpose Carried in the
Governors Call.

! Sprcial Disnatch to lnr"lligcncer
| CHARLESTON. W. VA. March
31.--Th" special session If the
! West Virginia legislature having
been i'll session for Il period "f Il
| days ut an HpprONina'" cost or
| s%,l00 per day /" tho state. came
tn 4 close tonight ADJOURNMENT
having been taken sine die by
| tho house Of dclEHtcS at 11:l0
o'clock and tho senate Il few
| minutes before the stroke Of 12.
/ Virtually "A fight fran start TO
| finish thu twenty ono days nf de-
| liheratinnS at the legislature
| formed ono nf tn" most inter
| cSting sessions IF tho state Solons
| In recent years. and also on" Of
| the most expensive when the to-
4! tai sum Of public money appro-
| priatcd for vhrluuS and *undry
reasons In taken into consider
| hIi"n.
| bur nr The major propositions
| disposed ~ at The SH'"iul session
wh. settlement "r the NIrElni"
| d"hI. amounting g." considerably
m.r- than fI".hoh h"h wiil"
/ large, s,II"" nr I,ullI'. funds viii En
T., IIm organization nnd rut.i'"rt
IT H." stat" r"li'r department.
u IuInt. sunu IF tr"H Hnu IL" eIrg
h~,m nui'I"l.tI"t"L f'n ihln I"r
| pore
iIhIlr tho ur"uul"r- 'r ihr l"r
Jri"Iur" appropriated n,"',' With
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
Congressman Cooper
For League Of Nations

A%IiTARI'LA. o.. March %l.-!cfOrc
the AShtnhuln fhamb"r Of Commerce
to-day Congressman Iuhu Cooper. of
rr:;nEStuwn. Republican,. denounced
critics of the league Of nations and
spoke in favor of ihr plan for world
peace" as outlined in the covenant.
He drplnrcd the partisan politics b"-
ing displayed ny some Of the Rcpubll-
can LEADERS, and said that America will
have fought in vain unless the l"hBu"
oC nHt:0u:; becomes Il reality.
"Whcn the league Of nations was first
prupuSrd. hc said. Il am frank Ia say
was not in favor of il. I was inclined
Ia nppns" it. and expressed myself 90
on tho floor Of congress. Now. l con-
fcSS that have seen tho question in II
far different light.
Speaking Of IN" recent Republican
iiiiiru%l"r in IN" senate. Congress
Chopper said h" considered il Il "cmosSal
mistake"
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FOCH To ORDER
ADVANCE OVER
/ He RHINE IF
THE HEHUNSBUCK.
DRASTIC MILITARY
MEASURES DECIDED;
Allied Statesmen Meet Today
to Discuss Procedure With
the German ENJOYS.

LONDON. March 3l.-Tho Evening
News says it understands that reliable
information has been received in London
that in case the German delegates re.
fuse to sign the peace treaty Marshal
Foch has authority to order general
advance Of the allied armies along tho'
Rhine. "
PARIS. March 81. (By:Thc Associated
Prcss)-Thc foreign ministers OF tne
-four great powers. with one OF the
Japanese dclgates. will meet Tuesday u
discuss the procedure at Versailles OF.
wherever the allied commissioners meet
the German peace commission. All the
possibilities embraced in such meet
ing will be considered by the allied rep
rcsen,atives. such as the question OF q
short or long session: whether An OPP
portunily will be given the Germans 10
enter into any discussion az the TERMS
and whnthrr the Germans VIII be re-
ouired 10 sign Immediately or will DO
permitted TO return 30 Germany for fur-
th.r inst rlIctlOns.
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SACREMENTo. Calf. March 81
M'aSurra IN prevent Orientals leasing
land in California and to abolish tho
"picturr bride" practIc" by which Jap
uncsr women entTr tho United States
w"r" advocated tonight by United States
Senator James d. Phclan. In m address
before IL joint session nf tn" California
senate and assembly. He URGED amend
mcnt Of The state antialicn law along
these lines.
"Notwii ihStanding tho land laws. the
.Iapar"Sc arc acquiring lands; notwith-
standing tho immi grafton laws and
agreements 1apancs" women arc coming
into the stale and Japanese coolies arc
being smuEElrd over tho border" soma
tor Phclan said. !
"Thcr presence prevents the l"giti-
mate demand for land and labor from
tho character of people immiErating
from other states Or countries. whose
presence would politically. periodically,
socially and industrially create Ameri-
can communities. which arc tho units OF
national greatness.
III is important that protest he
made that fro" imm era tion and equal
rights cannot he accorded 10 Oriental
peoples without impHrillns our own ma
civil:=aiI"n.
"f'"r ca"t is east and west is west.
And n"v"r the twain shall meet"
Jrpnnese Menace.
THIS Japanese ncnnc" seems TO be
r"nC"G"d ;y all who desire TN preserve
'h" soil Of Calf0rniH for the white race.
Tho JaE3nrSr hrr not nSSimilHhlc. and
therefore they remain II permanently
f"r"rn clement and do not cunirihut"
na citizens In the well being OF th,,
@tnir. They nrc ,npnblr. however, u(
"r"w'Iinr OF III" land tn" Whit" rnrm"r
whn refuses in come down to Inrir
"Imn'Inrh "r Ewing nnh h"nrr Of work.
'Wlt"r" Tia" government itnrlr rrats =
upon the free ch"ir" of Tho citizens It
ir vIrnI that Ihr r"n,iti"nn under whrh
III" population Er"w" and d"vcl"rH
'hnuld hr regarded NJ "r greater I'm
vurtauc" ihuu Ihr rucrr prndIrtiun nr
crnIrr and ""iunimrIitt"-. Whmi"vcr trn1s
IN lower tho atunda r,iH Of American liv-
iur mnd rivtltzati"u rtri!t"s II blow aL
tn" very "XiHlrnr" nf tn" state. Tho
Irrrii"ry nf I1nwaii is under IN" AIncri-
can nag. but IT is .Iapan"s" plantation.
Th"r" ar" probably un"-truth tho num-
b"r nf Americans that th"r" hrr .1apnn-
"sc th"r". califronia is exposed to tho
same dnnEor.
Doadly Competition
"Whcn men seeking farms and rm-
rloym"Dt find Themselves confronted ny
II problem Of this kind. with the best
lnnd$ Of IN" state In the hands uf aliens
whose competition Is dcndly 10 Ameri-
can standards. despair will hn followed
hv resentment. and these cnndi dition3 viii
breed T. W. VS.. RolSh"vism and all
the modern evils OF Il dcrnngcd cca-
nOmic system.
'|rh" matter or Oriental immigration
has been brought before the conference
In Paris. whcr" the constitution nf the
league Of nations is being drafted Tke
Inpnnrac. against the prOtcsts OF tho
United States and Australia. ask for
racinl crunlity. 7 do not hclicvc rhat
the conference will attempt to so far
trcSpnan upon the sovereignty nf con-
slitucnt nations as to dictate In mat
tors affecting immigration. nAturallZa-
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CAMP PA|GN IS
N|PPED IN BUD
FIVE ARRESTS ARE
MADE AT PITTSBURGH
Accused of Propaganda Work
in the Cause of Lawless
Organization.

PITTSBURGH. March %l.--Chn rgrd
with distributing Russian nnnrchislic
literature, five men were arrested in the
Pittsburgh district today two in this
city, two in lloncsScn und one in Rent
lcyvilir The prisoners taken int" GUS
tody by state and local police We're turn
ed over tn tho department Of justice. to-
Hethcr with a mass OF literature which
he officers seized.
s. Horowitch Il Russian. who gave his
address as New York. was arrested at
Rcntlcyvllc. 1t is said that he is nm
anarchistic organizer and was sent int"
this district TO spread propaganda The
other prisoners arc foreigners residing
in this section
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Won HINDENBURG'S ADMISSION OF
|GERMANY'S DEFEAT NOW DISCLOSED

nr,,.ari0ux and may Hf hny moment
rl,r, the army command under The
necessity al making IL comprehensive
d'riSi0n.
"Iu thrse circumstances. II - imp"ra-
Ii,.. that "" cease the StruEHl" In order
to say" the German people hnd our
nlllrs from unnecessary Shcr!tccS. Every
DAVIS loss in Tins respect costs The lives
of thuusnnd of German soldiers.
pn the receipt Of 1hia letter. says tho
Wolff Iiurcnu. the government hnd no
,.hnIrr but To tnltc steps mt once To on
tain M nrtnIstiCc nnd to Offer to con-
cIuur peace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
M, {. Ministers Named
For West Va. Churches

SpcriaI pl*raIrh To- rh" lntrlliErnrrr.
. SThI N'rrN. Nn. March 3l--liiahnp
IIrndrIx. pr"',lrIIuE nj Ih" ltnltim"r"
knutrrrnrr al The MrthndiSi h.plsr0rnl
church. South. aiilnunrrh th" following X
uuuunI appointments. I"Iny Of ninial"r;,
Ip W":,I Virginia Churches. IN Ih" M""r"-
IrIL Conference" -I'IHi ri,i. {; ". liIrh
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
AMERICANS REPULSE
BOLSHEVIK OFFENSIVE

AECIIiEGF.L. Sunday. March 81
(Ry Tho Associated Press. l--Thc BolSh"-
wiki carried out an intense honDaTumcnt
of tho American and British positions
on both banks of the Dvina. in the Tul-
gas district. and 1T kurgnman y"stcr-
dag aftcrnnnn At midnight It large
number Of tn" enemy infantry attempted
to attack KurEornan. but were rcpuls"d
by tho Allied artillery.
Numerous direct hits worr reported
during tho Allied $hrllinE of tn" village
of T1olShuia OZcrH yesterday. An en-
rmy plane which flew over tn" Allied
positions along tn" railway dropped prop
aHiIIda but no bombs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

m;,d" Won iIind"nhurE wrote:
I'm consequence of I'll" disaster on the
Mar.dunlni front. with IT'S WlrnAIht
weakening of th" reserves "n the west
front and In consequence or IN" lnp"S-
%ihIlIiy nf replacing tn" Er"ht I"t'"5
HrlHtHIu"d IN recent encounters. ih"r' ~
mnw. humanity :.p"nltlnE. II" Longer hhF
pr,.iIhilIy Of uIIr being able I" lnp"a"
,,.,,.,. ON tho rnFnIN. our opponents
n.y.. constantly receiving r"Infur""In"nI%
While the, rI.rnrriln Of our r"nr Hilll hnln
tur,.lirr and SIM may offer HOItrr rr"l't
nI,,.,, 40 the renewed aItitCk* "r tn"
..u,Iny our situation Ii becoming very
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

BRISTOL. Pa March Killed or drowned
Yard t4aE1ian near here
on
Waukau At late hour tonight three ooaeS nu Oe'N re-
Tweny Wereta
hrcnn were appInS
feared at many
docks at the
that the death known
he
means
scaEod plunged
wokmen spectators
width THIS
side to another on me boat