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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-09
MUCH DEPENDING
UPON TRANSACTIONS
OF RED LITERATURE
SHERIFF REFUSES TO
PERMIT MEETINGS
WeirtonDeportees at Steuben-
vile Awaiting Efforts in
Their Behalf
,pccial Disnatch to The Intclliecnccr.

Special Dispatch to The 1ntclliEcnccr.
WEIRTON. W. u. oct. S.---Whcth"r
organized labor in general and the steel
strikers in particular will continue their
defense Of the 1H7 Firms dcpOrtcd from
Wcirton yesterday by the police and
shcriffs deputies will depend upon trans
lations to hc made for the labor leaders
Of samples Of tho rcd" literature seized
in the Films headquarters. which were
placed in their hands late this after
noon.
Frank Wilson. Of Stcubcrvillc. district
leader Of the steel strikers. and his at-
torney. John Gardner came here during
the day. and at a conference held with
Sheriff Armour Cooper. Of Hancock
county, and Chief of Police Harry Brooks,
of Wcirton. demanded permission for the
holding Of meetings Of tho steel strikers
here. This was flatly refused by the
sheriff. who declared that any strike
meetings would be dangerous. owtnE 70
the tense situation that has been dc
vcloped through tho success Of the Weir
ton Steel company IN its attemp- 10 OPP
crate its plant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-09
Il A|RMEN .
IN FLIGHT
CROSS-CONTINENTAL
CONTEST is STARTED
Maynard Carries Off Honors
By Continuous Flight,
Mineola to Chicago

SALT LAKE CITY UTAH. Oct:
S.-Major ID, II. chrisscy. one OF
tho East bound aviatnrs. was
killed here this afternoon at
Rucna Vista field near Sal II Lake
when hc attempted 10 land, SER
Ecant hrst class Virgil Thoipas
observer. died on the way to the
hospital.
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workers Attacked.

SHARON, Pa. Ort. N--Employcs OF
the American Wire & Steel company
and Tho National Malleable Castings
company. going 10 their work last night
were attacked by crowd of foreigners
who stoned them.
Ono OF the assailantS was arrested by
Caplain James. OF the MallCaelc COM
pany's police force.
Shcnango valley plants today report
additional men returning 10 WORK.
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TO LOCATE INSTITUTIONS

CHARLESTON w. Va. Oct. S-Mcct-
;,g ~ the board appointed by Governor
John m - J. CornweIl to assist in the selcG-
tion Of sites for the location OF the col
orcd school for deaf and blind. ana tnc
Cclnrcd insane asylum Will take place
IN Cbarleston October IS. at the Offices
~ Tin" board of control. Members or
this board are {. II. James of Charles
ton: or G B Anderson. OF MacDonalu'
and F. ]. Graham. OF Wheeling.
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win Be Translated.

Wilson and his attorneys next discuss
ed with the officers the deportation yes
terday Of the 1S7 Films. who are declared
to be members OF an extremist orSani-
zation, anarchistic in its character. They
asserted that these men arc not reds"
at all, and that their deportation WAS
only because they arc supporting tho
strike in the WCirton mills. AS come
back to this. tho officers produced ori-
Einal copies of the anarchiStc literature
confiscatcd in the raid Of Tuesday on inc
Firms headquarters. These We're placed
in the hands OF the organized labor men.
and Wilson said that IL an unbiased
translation bears out the claims that tho
Firms are reds" organized labor will
abandon its present defense of the de-
ported men. Otherwise. he said. court
proceedings will be instituted in this
state to force the WCirton authorities
to permit the return OF tho mon. many
Of whom. IT is asserted. have lived here
from six months TO five Years. and IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-09
ORGANIZED Labor I'm
Defense OF the Firms
REFUSE SELLENS IND|C.TM

county grand jury today ignored
policeman and deputy er IN con
American
on Of Labor August &c Naona where there
charged that she was mu
and children Recently
Sellns killed
unknown because f the charges OF Dor
leaders attracted nationwide attention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-09
BIC TRUMBULL
PLANT STARTS
Agreement Reached With the
Amalgamated Association
For Resumption

YOUNGSTOWN. O.. Oct. S.--Ncgo-
tiations between union leaders and Of
fcials of the Trumbull steel company
at Warren, near here, led TO statement
today at strike headquarters that an
agreement with the comDany 70 perm.
reopcninG has been reached. NrSoua-
tions were taken up at the request o.
the Anal gamated Association or IRON
Steel and Tin Workers, it was stated
who have an agreement with the COM
pany and sought to effect an agreement
for the rest Of the employees so that theE
can so TO work.
WARREN. O., Oct. S.-Stccl mills OF
the Trumbull Steel company here, I'M;
last Of the Mahon!ng valley TO be closed
by the strike. will De the first TO reopen.
Decision to return To- work was taken
at Q mass meeting Of workers here th;a
A afternoon and preparations were immcd-
lately began to put the mill in condl-
tInn 10 resume operation.
.rhc meeting was attended by large
percentages Of the 5000 men the com :
pany employs. Tho vote TO return was
announced as practically unanlInouN.
David J. Davis. assistant prcidcnt OF !hr !
Analrarratcd Association or steer. IRON
and Tin Workers, addressed the meeting.
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busy gathering data In cooperation WIN WIN,
fsss:nisfesN us PfSrsburEtAss-Ss S72 - : 50
steel strikers continued to picket the
plants where il was rumorcd attempts
10 operate were impending. Mill Off
cials indicated again that no attempt
will be madc in the immediate future TO
reopen their plants.
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LONDON, Oct. S.-Grcat Britain's ratt.
fication OF the peace treaty. the foreign
office says. awaits only the kings procla:
nation. All the dominicns have ratified
the treaty, the Australian house on sep
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Gathering Data.

YOUNGSTOWN. oct. S.--.\nticipatinS
4 visit of tho senate committee inT"Stl-
eating the steel strike. which union
officials at strike headquarters here are
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THE wEATAE1,

WASHINGTON, Oct. e-forocaStI
west VirHinia-ShowSrS ThurSAAy aAA
Friday; cooler Friday.
ohio-C1oudy, with shoWsrS 3hOfS.
day; Friday clearing ana cooler.
Wsstsrn Psnnsyivanta-0lonAy AAa
warmer with showers fhuT1dAy; xTSlAy
showers, followed hy clearing a14
colder.
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CONTINUED on Page Tcn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-09

THE INTELLIGENCER r

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper In the
State of West Virginia.
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loontinued on Page Soven-l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
mETtflD{A tDnTSGAAM FAULTS
CALLS FOR EXPERT ADMINISTRATORS


-s.ns =. srsss',-s .fae'sns sam's'
/. u. sr,,s ,s,-s>::
IL iio'5 i.a1 l'i,r.ta h To s<ra-
~ rnen = f'tst arrived and ~ Apr,
he-sa d isom he Qfia1des 1euith
uatcr>fSs frc>a hl.ti4h oii.<Iale from
~ Ne ~t<.N<1ssu- ne strs wnese
AIrnll.s As 41I,t otr r1t a. ~
Ssris6 c6mmone<slth
fni<<ifns sred- ihc ure.ag< nat ne
nnI14f IteI.h a0IninIttratort ~
tnr<<ira sfc spnt iee esis ter her
need. IN I14 prevent crisis fnt unnts
fhen WITH tfcsa si,Ion. With vide "a
Isrient<. win pfetuc4t tkfN she
vans nn<1 es<>s<c.nst q, ~ -
sssmsss q n..< f.rsN ssn -
I'd plan Tor rafesuns N her en-
tIrefy' khe lacks such men nov. she
Xt~n ~ a. sss<ssr xlu<sr
The tncirnt Jewish home. fu-
iaf< jewish commonwealth. uaus 20
\ master miD<~ m Amfr,can LEVIN.
calls for p1,.cnri .strii'es. ~ ans
- "|||M -"
net ftI Inc ffyinE need, No amount
~ mcn<> ~fn brr exemption.
Va nn1rl have rial T~Iousrrn" me
l<rf Irfnr+n4f <Innirt fodsv has rasd
i've c@nnot build = nation with weak
IIr<. AID faiEfrs- -. above = be-
tore th<<r pionc<rs Faie-iia4 nssds a
select bod % real specialists expert
i5ar,Ee ~ rarr- nncnshr say In
me Holl Land. 4 heard liberal eriti-
eIam o. the U1nIIl ~cpIhnIIaaion fenc.
H. mS.rre a~chlSllnIldi. hrfore I lsli
Palestine vent direct 10 headduar-
ir7t - hear wfHt ms c~umuin~'on had
70 - fof It.tN J. vent % Com
m.aeea,s Hsssn,n ~ ,n,'sn mem.
knew 10 be fearless and independent.
\ i<k1<r <Itinr an ara takinr nothing
frt<n fnc xIafli-f cnEnHix> don. ] knew.
lru| fhzf the tcInrl1 adknts believes 30
strength Of xionlsm that he has no
fear Inc I1xht " truth maj blight a.
J sou<1 have consuitca ~. Harry
Ir><dec~4la. the neu .ffinE head OF
' = %ssss 2 '..'sr' sss y, VEGA. ssa ' sss ' sss
himself busy rtaty.ne the local siiua-
Aeninlrnssr~ Ses~,cf
Are administered n crying
\ asked commandante Bian-
Inn are ~us m prompt repB,
'decid<fb m zaoflie; cemmi.-len
e face stes'sns sssss : wh as
1e<sf has nknL Nor has the 'Mi-raa.
he Palestine office " the Zionist or
Hs IL prss-ns mcmsn, there ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
|DriIls Win Start
hunt tor U1i Near
.AIsnroeordo Soon

A~iamoEofdo. NJ "A. Junc fs-fhat
DRUMS tpf oil viii mIntu soon
near AnfnoEorto - an fact.
rrtuiA rom panlss arr being acinacu
On croDnt Of being urablc TO not
Aunaoie Will firs ~ tins ume. MAJ "A
= expected thai two Or three ugs viii
te on the sfouud In a short time. Tho
: afi.tuut- aasIoH4 fsassn uIt company
has ~ ~ ~ the basin NJ that com.
Ianf e1p<ctn - start drilling within
q rev weeks. The rig has not yet
been PLACED for the holc. but a. has
arrived. y ~ poi n the derrick
,nn he butt the drilling Will begin.
This coWranY will drill about 10 miies
southwest OF Alnmua0rdo. The dull
~ said 10 be capable Of penetrating L,
a depth Of 5000 feet
~ Hornn, 81 the Alanlororto
Nhnle and Oi comfany, Expects 70
have hta riE In Ainmorordo soon, Ths
~ y being shipped from California.
~ W. Hartman I'M mad contracts
with some nix OIL concerns. some OF
them with millions Of dollars 10 invest
10 dnil within limited periods OF from
80 10 t7o dt.a with forfcita running
into shouaarta Of dollars placed IN
Aianlorqrdo tnks 20 insurp drillinr.
Mr.. Hartmaf > sald 20 wi upwarcs
% 1oo.ooa. Ioca Of located land w
the T,niaruiG s~ln, ~hich esisnd- al.
mosa from fN.-ity o. ~ faso 90 the
tAncoin county line ON the north.
-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

-. 4. -.
ienl mao uhtarohNeu me lfitlrp
a~uinofities me 'fthodoN Jewish
malotiN ~ sas Freely crinciHed by
~ vNh NtN rettlemcht Tor - 'hu'
r~eaurraci - fniiurc TO consult them
IN " administration
ie.H, me eles OF me world are up
uh tNs Ninhist commission tu fnles'
wv. fhrH tsAh q a rtarrcrlnF one
Nl,h ne pffceaent IN Jewish history To-
.uiv thsih me world human
Nefh' VII not hlamc thrm Tor mis-.
- e,,at hIiialn iniiniiell ncher
thhn y % organization iu men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

r.s. sirn.ssn q cislm~ lhs-s face
tons f0F faaif. cnunot produce sithei
ft necessary men Or the M
We H4ad pTaCfical idtnfistH. -.
|ncicei tdmIuisfrators. and Amcri.al
5swfy. uair-d IN niE hu-lness. ear
best furnish tnen.
u<x-sus<sslr<s fsslss
ms sAfinsd' rnt<f be merged ~
NJ <,enl-i commission. which must
nccoaae r permanent nody and AXE
cIAlka o. the PREPARATION fAf 4 ma.
tional Jewish home here.
This preparation Involves two pfl-
aary probieu.E capital and LABOR
capital must be orgnnl1sd. Alreedy Q
nunbfr % 1eus ave come 70 faies-
u.e .lth iArEe end Mn sn,en sap,.
nnce. The NiisraA' iackinr first class
business men. cannot rive them IN.
proper information. II the capital
.n1ed IN deeeiuulnE the county y AZ
vided. much will he wasted IN the
duplication Of general exprnse< This
divided capital win even cufapets with
Itself IN buying land aud concessions
We want uns able direction Of capital
one Organised management
How far would Sou say the sen
eni criticism here % the Zionist
"a A<rINM - Iu"AIIiNu A"NN'f
why has u not murr real RESULTS 10
show nftur ncariy a years work."
The organization Of N commits
sion was not n GOOD one" the COM
mnndant answered. "u H. vcry casy
10 tnlk nox after the Eame has hccn
played. M n probable that when the
cnfnmisslon was sent out lthe con-
mandant Joined n ~ Auruat) the
prublama that n has had and has 10
face now = note forcbodcd.
fat1Inl fcuuaufirr rrrtrta
But IN any cas- c~onuidrr1ng TINT
the commission came out with a larFo
sum ~ moncg. with a cnmmand Of
10000 a certainly should have
brought first % al. capable admins
traitors and good Accountants al any
o starting without a proper adj
m~lnistfafon and living from day to
iay, n system Of expenditure wur
which. though honest. was de-
'Tls comsnis.aon q been described
some n as "A rinemAtoTwph. men
scan experience Of the land and
u people COMING In and nut of the
commission for a few months. not
weeks OF work when they began 20
- efficient or could have begun IN h..
hey dropped out. People here who
promised ny one man interest In
heir affnlrs or interviews or money
ound on their return a stunEer. To
that the commission has been at
certain time unpopular is 10 repeat
commenplace. To ny that the or
has beer repeatedly blamed
not having produccd alder men =
sorroWful commonplace.
Crcut Ne<<f Tor Uioosl Men.
"roopie not fhyomhiy inclined to-
Vnrd zlonism jumped NJ c~onclusions.
Hney wondered " the organization
ouid produce only such leaders in
.'aleatine N their best men; What
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

= called up AMI said This IL Nr.
Harold Smyth pieasr send -four SINS
~ pes cuul' and he said. TaIdsr
PLEASE" nut" : uaid. Indeed. I'm not
Il nut 'Erf' WIS his neat auestinn.
and simply told him / should Inform
MY husband n hung up Now.
liarold " you viii permit ans man
. call me such names aud net thrash
: you are no protector
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

Every married man b. IN favor "
hrh'N taN ON bachelors
Many a man climbs the ladder 4
iime only o. be- rewarded ~lth "a Euol
hard fan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

The Evening Herald is the Ne,
Mexico paper that put the "Class
in Classified advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

larreB done by sprcadln' flames an
7 don't believe there's . man on earth
that hates the idea 81 retfin' % an
startln' a fire worse than John"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

bid shoes are thrown after a newly
married ruupin merely AZ " reminder
mat a. % 90 them a. araulre the art
dodging
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

" r. Young man means hall be says
curing courtship tho rirl b. lucky.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

Hubby found little wife wsrpinF
NeNt time yuu van coal ordered Nni
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

There's pps thing I'm thankful
foe" aid nra crossiots MY John
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

Detroit ..0no ung laO.l
Philadelphia 900 600 coy 3 Z
batteries Leonard aud Stunnrc|
Johnson aud McAvny
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

GOLDEN GOOSE acres IN Block - surrounded by such lhg GTSiIERS NJ
Burk WngRoncr the three THRIFT wells, TENAS CllEF, Gocondt
aud other bv producers. Drilling now on this location.
20 acres southeast q Burklurnctt, drilling ut 600 feet. oil sand
around this location found at 300 500 Cos. 1900 and llOO feet Uuanah
Co. on north paying . per cent month FROM second sand How can we
miss II with these two proven Averages.
SQUARE DEAL acres west Of Burk Wapgoncr and King 5 and south of NJ
&P Iurk aud Parker GlSIlEHS Now drilling
Well No > ou 20Hrre tract in Electra now drilling at 500 feet
Al of these acrcHgcs are" proven aud son Of them right in the midst of
To" biggest production II = rapidly being determined that the biggest stun
lies To the northwest See on MAP of this field at this office.
These two companies offer the finest opportunity for QUICK and BG re-.
turns of ANY oil company know Of
NOW 1Oc-WHl Be Off the Market Soon.
poor Mans Chance, which sold out last wek. now bid 2bo>
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
B baseball Scores


ci'icaEo 3; Washington
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

a. ~ o.
rhicago LEI igo 0ao-a al D
N~HrhinEtun 900 cog 0ng-l 4
batteries Lowderu'llk ana srhalk
WhiiehouHc. Ayers and Charity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

@rcopis not mvonhly Inclined 10.
ward zloniam jumped al c~onclusiOns.
uney wondered " the organization
could produce only such lenders IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

fsas sitnsusn a elaine lhe4s fare.
llcns f0F Ifa1if. cannot produce either
ore f<censarr men or the can
|ftIrrf famInisrrafnrs. and American
1ewrY traireI IN ntr business. can
81. iarnlsh .nsna.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

Up 70 February, when commau.
aant. hianchini returned from q few
munths stay IN Italy, the conmlusI,p
was under the influence Of y ciiuu.
% professional zionists In Tel AVN
the Enrden suburb 81 Jaffn. Ther.
me commission remained. although
Jerusalem was the crux 81 the paIss-
tine relief and reconstruction prnb.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-25
By PATRICK McEvoY

New Yogk. Aug, 24.-"The chief
factors in the increased cost OF Nv
ing are pronteering. enormous pro.
fits in financing and unchecked
storage OF foods said Frank r.
Walsh, former assistant chairman OF
the war labor board and for many
years one OF the most prominent adj
vocates OF the rights of labor. In an
intery lew today. Mr.. Walsh had been
asked whether he thought the con-
tinued demands OF labor for higher
wages would tend to cause cor
with the Increase In the
cost Of living That IL not the case.
Living cost have advanced out OF all
to wages. Labor usually
In an inconsiderahlc item OF cost IN
agriculture. manufacturing and COM
merce.
ut would be the height Of absurdity
10 niiege that had this one item OF
cost been doubled. which Il has not,
the cost of goods also should be dou-
bled The fact Is that only a few
workers. those who contribute In
valuable brains and craftsmanship TO
society. have been able to have their
wages kept abreast OF the increased
cost o. living. The great mass OF
labor II further from obtaining decent
and comfortable living conditions
than ever before. The obvious rea-
son u that manufacturers and com
merc,al companies have retained their
pre-war profit percentages
when food. clothing and other
neceasities pan through ssvsral
hands ana 4 pre-wnr poroentAeo q.
pgoI8k - nAlntainoA ~ ~ Art hAnA-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-25
Senator Robinson, Of Arkansas, Says
Time Has Arrived When Those In
willing to Accept Pact Must Assume
Responsibility for Further Delay
Declares Senator'S Who Insist Upon lmmaterial
or Unimportant Reservations Cannot Afford
to Throw Treaty Back Upon Peace Confer
ence
Bv JUSTIN M'GRATH.

Washington Aug. 24Opponents of the peace treaty in the
in the least disturbed today by the contention
of the treats advocates in the and in the administers
ton that the action of the foreign relations committee
in giving to China the German rights in Shantung instead q
giving them to Japan the treaty provides might involve
the United States in serious complications with Japan.
Fear of such complications Senator johnson, OF Cai
orna indicated his statement would have deferred thu
foreign relations committee from taking the action did New
ertheess serious complications not looked for by the
ort members of the committee who record favor
ing China's claim against Japan.
If the Shantung reservation voted by the senate foreign
ations committee shall be adopted by the senate the teay
would then go back to Paris for reconsideration
majority members of the committee frankly say that this
what they endeavong to bring about by the Shanun
reservations and other reservations of equal Importance which
they expect to recommend to the senate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-25
u. S. Troops Being Withdrawn

ch.s,rr the Rentarfo outlaws I'm
cn.onrrnsiom with the United
S...e~ rorrses
prnnr<la assured Colonel Lang
rorc ~ Mnrfn. that II he would
Ior.sfr IN. villa force under Hip
nost, villa. ~ would send hts
t,s,~,ns after frnsn. But IT was
said tho Amer4cnn otyacers agreed
a.. ,vs,nr,s ~ aarmen should not
~. rSrd Tor any other purpoee
thar runniur down the bandits,
,,,,,I.- ~. nrrren,ent n, cross the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-25
Scott Is Miffed at
Committees Action
Secretary Of Virginia Good
Roads Association Thinks
Body. Made q Mistake in Not
Adopting His Resolution.

c. r. Scott, secretary Of the Virginia
Good Roads association. between whom
and Senator c. O'Conor Goolrick of
Fredericksburg. 4 INST fight lie said to
have been narrowly averted during a
meeting last Friday afternoon OF the
executive committee Of the association.
stated last night that. inasmuch as the
committee had refused to adopt a reso-
luton prepared by him and which was
to the effect that members of the
executive committee should submit
their ideas to the committee for its
consideration and be bound by their
decision. he felt free to take other ac-
ton.
This he has done. he indicated last
night, by addressing communica tions,
the import Of which he would not dis
close, to Senator Addison. OF Lynch
burg, and Delegate Mayo c. Brown. also
OF the Hfll City.
While declining to anticipate the na-
ture Of the communications. Secretary
81 oft declared that Messrs. Addison and
Brown. provided they felt 90 disposed.
" ouId have his permission to make the
letters public.
The letters In question were ad-
dreAued 10 the legislators 1t the state
Capitol ana not to their home city
,auA nhppld ~ awaiting them upon their
- ~ % stnxsr IegtsiAtive duttcs THU
morning.
intention to take the matter up 1T the
Good Roads association
He declared that the policy Of the
association. or rather that OF the
executive committee. IL "a mistaken
one" and deplored absence Of Whist he
termed concert Of action
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-25
Local Treatment for
the Mexican Bandit
# Not Effective. This Treat
ment May Be Changed Into
An Extended Anaesthesia.

Washington. Aug. sA--whils the
United States Ia making extended prep
arattons in Mexico. armed Intervention
on \ large scale Ii not contemplated by
the administration. Its action in send
ings troops across the border In search
OF the bandits. who captured and held
for ransom two American aviators. has
been defined A. simply local treat
ment."
The local treatment" aims At tho
elimination OF Mexican runiAnS who
have either killed or terrorised Ameri-
can citizens In Mexico and. while II 10
specifically termed local treatmert. II
was admitted that II more overt acts
(. ON Mcxfcans our operations might
ultimately constitute an extended an
aesthesia II for example, an outrage
should be perpetrated agains. an
american in any OF the northern tier
II Mexican states, another punitive
expedition would probably be started
IN pursuit. of the bandits: and more
cutrages would possibly SOC more punt
TIVE expeditions.
aecretary 81 War Baker has given
crdsFs 10 MA1or-0Aneral Robert -
Howsea, who hAs just returned from
Francs, - proceed Immediately 70 FL
FAso, Ter, 10 take command Of that
district The IA Paso district lnciudsa
akArfss rex~ whtah y - jumping or