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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-03-22
PAPERS ROAST
SEN. FRANCE
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-03-22

My scdcntary habits have necessl-
tatcd the use of an occasional laNa-
tive. have tried many bu; found
nothing better than Chamherlain's
Tablets" writes George +. Daniels.
Hariwick. VI. Mr.. Daniels is pro.
prietor Of the Hardwick Inn. one of
the model hotels Of New England
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-03-22
SMART Roy.

That boy learnt lot Of things in
college. He knows thing very few
others know about"
Tell me- some of them.
We'll. some body asked him What
caused such unusual heat and he said
il was due to surplus calorc N the
atmosphcrc."
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-03-22

Al children troubled with worms have an nm
healthy color. which Indicates poor blood, and a a
rule. there is more or less stomach disturbance
GRONE : TASTEl.ESS chill TONIC given cuarll
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood. i'm
prove the digestion, and act as General strength
ening Tonic to the whole system. Nature viii then
throw of or dispc the worms and the Child will he
a. ueriect health Pleasant &c take Coz per bottle
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-03-22

The new doctor you brought IN TO
vaccinatc the children has been IN the
army"
How did YOU know -
when he had the children brought
in the room, he said to them, Present
arms
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-03-22
NOT NOW

"Thc crown prime, is hon 20 ih'
throne isn't he, pa -
"Ycs. child, cNcop, n ihcs' day De
Is hon to the thrown down.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-03-22

IL see where the Paris police have
forbidden aerial ducls How 90 You
suppose they'll stop them
Easily: by putting ny cop ON The
iob"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
NATION LEAGUE
To WASHING
inaugural Meeting May Be
Held In The American
Capital.

CopyyvfRTt 1919 by TIL" Tribuno INC.
IhQIS, April GA suggoation which
IN meeting with favorable confederation
by cortain members "r tho ,U"niblrd
p,Nto comnirHiOn Ia that OF holding IN"
inaugural meeting or tn" icnguo OF mn
tiona In Washington next October. Tho
executive council may be summoned rhr-
Iior In order To orgunIZ" II permanent
scrrutarint to outline tho working mu-
chlnury. but If NIL socH wril tho flrst
formal gathering or tho dclcsntcH with
rho executive council will bo hold In
The Omitted Stntnr.
Tho british md American deloEa tion-
loolc rnvornbIy upon tho project for
several rcnaona. Thoy believe, that in
holding tho meet ing In tho Unified Slntrrt
tho league viii bo givUn additional
prestige internationally. md that sup
port for this body will DO frcahly gained
anong hmnricnu1 who will lnnrn moro
OF I'm Errnt part thoy cnn plny In tho
politics Of tho world. Thin. thny be-
li~vo win develop n now Willingness in
participating In tn" nfrsLr1 OF Huch
stricken countric1 nv Armenia, Tnl"Htino
md tho MnInurn IlttOrul including
CorrrtnntlnopIN
Prcsiricnt Wilson this morning fnlt
70 much better thai ne desired 70 nrisr.
but Dr. Grayoon insisted that he remain
abod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
Flying Circus Aerial
Combats for Victory
Loan Are Announced

NEW YORK. April 6.-The first OF a
series of flying circus" air combats to
be fought In behalf OF the Victory
loan will be staged high over the cities
Of New York. New Orleans and Los
Angeles at 1880 p. m. on Thursday. 1t
was announced officially here to-day.
from these three bases the flying
"circuses'' will travel in special trains
in regular circus fashion. Forty me
chanics with each unit will take down
the planes every evening and assemble
than each succeeding morning for new
aerial flights.
'..rh. battle In tn" sky Will consist or
two stages. Slow rlylnR Amurl'an
n. .nrs VIII be driven off 10y u Meet or
,,aptured ,iurnan F"kkora. which. In
turn. VIII i~ attacked hy SPEEDY Ah"Ti
ran uinnon. pInt".1 hy American.
p'r,uch and iiriIIsii ''arnn" tInlIlr f"r
,,atlann viii im iupli.at"h shnrr
sLIrm,ah will rnnu" nnh /" g"ntanI""'i
nllird victory Will wind "p ""'h l-"'
roru,nnrn Victory loan litnrniur" VIII
10 nrattered over "r"ry city vlrIl"h by
tho flying rir"ur"",
C'ItIoa -chcttulrd !" cor III" 'fIyinR
olrcus'' inrludr t'hllndnlphln. baltimore.
Warrington Rl"hrnon1. Va: Raleigh.
N C.: ChsrIcvt"n. g g.: Savannah. On
Jacksonville, FIN. htlnntn. birmingham.
Chattanooga. Nashville. Louisville md
Lexington. KY: Cincinnati. Indianapolis.
(,olumh,iR. Toledo. Detroit. Cleveland
and Pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
WORLD PROHIBITION \. I. I
QUESTION RAISED Al II
PEACE CONFERENCE

PARIS. April Ga conference held
during the pnBt threo days at tho inyt.,
tatIon OF the LiGuc Nationalerand bytf2;
quest Of tho Ani-Saloon League 'ok
America. wns presided over by Senator
jules Strgfricd. Lord D'Abornon .lnASth
Belgium minister OF Justice. Emile Ysiftt
dcrveldo. Eleven countries werS 7ropfe-.
scented. 3f,Ssi;s
Resolutions wcro adopted reQuDdTkj
tho League OF Natinns to provide A:bu.1
rcnu for the study Of tho liquor question
md To report on the effects Of llQuoSl on
the human system and tho rosuleN OBJ
tnlnrd by drink IoKinlatton.. Tho reoo$I
lullons will br presented TO tho psacAs
conference on Tuosr1ny. Bishop JaNtes;
Cannon OF Ricmhond. Va, and DR.. Carry
or Trnnonaoo took a promtpot part Iu5IAG
dInrunniODh. iSaEsf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

PARIS. April 6,-Th" preliminary
peace treaty will be ready by Easter AMI
the Germans will be asked 10 come and
sign II at tho end or April ar the begin
MINK OF May. Premier Lloyd George ar
Great Britain declared In an inicrHir"
today with St1phane i.nurannn. editor or
the MaIin. In answer tn IA remark by
NJ Lausanne that ~hat Irophi~d puhli"
nDiniou wan not an n,inh Tho delay az
tho socre.fy In which The rea"e "oE"il" .
ti,nn were Wrapped nn1 the fear lh"l
there ~aa su,nG dlvrfHrn"n "f opinion.
the nrnIai, pfn'"i"r s"ld
Eo Divs.r.n"e.
~ affirm absolutely thai thero 'p ~"
ilIyerannra anuns ihn n"A"'lot"r1. Fh"Y
c,a often confronted Win to"hhI"al
difficulties which cNu "h"r j." a",'l""
after clua~ study. 'rpk" tho ease "f
raparaJiona, In Hubatnnnc rho a'ii"a
have one common principis. which I
onec set forth thus: Germany must pay
,,r, to tho Iaat 'farhinR ot her power
nut In II BufficI"nt to drnw up n bill
ana hand II TO tho enemy Must "H
no, rrouirc Ruarnnte-a and must We not
study tho trrmR. methods md formH or
DELAYED paymont? Must We not b" nhln
to nav to our advcrsary when no plrndS
inadeuuacy OF rcsourcra: Yes. YOU can
no n. far an that and you must no II.
(cont1nusd ON PnGo Tsn)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
TELEGRAPHERS
VI OT|NC UPON
STRIKE ISSUE
100000 Commercial and AZ
filiated Workers Rebel from
BurIeson's Control.

NEW YORK. April 6.-Ballotlng 10
determine whether the 400. 900 members
OF the Commercial T"l"Erhphcrs hH'"'
OF America and SIN affiliated "''"'
shalt strike az protrst uBhlhal l"al-
master General Burlrsnn'n meth"hH al
wire couIruI was nui hnIiLnd at a Hn"''-
INK "r Tia" uui"nh executive committee
her, IuulrhI ftuIinis ~oTo dlsIrlbul"i.
,,,uruuLIe for tally AT lhG uuiuns hoah
u.nrIrr, Ia thI"aH" April ;,
Il ! HuIIenkauIp. national t'Ionhleh 81
,h, ,n,i..n Ia niL> u'ilT"rr lnl 'hni ''l"
.,,,tn,nrInIeh strlh". ~"a lh" to1"'' "'
DISQUALIFICATION owe, Mr.. f'Tlr""" ~ "'-
,l.u on rr,tuoaIu f"' vnc" nhlha'" h'S
Mr. t,urieenn nla" had I"f"1"h - u"
,,aretI, l." shtdo br froa'd"n' I'a"h
mandate that thr rlgh'a or ~"h"ra '"
,,raul,o ahouid not u" nhr'da"h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
CHINESE ASK s...'' y.
NUL[|FY|NG Of
JAP. DEMANDS

PARIS. Saturday. April s. tBy The
Associated Prcss) ss)-SllificntiOn OF tho
twenty one demands made by Japan
early In 1915 IL urged by the Chinese
government in nm 0fficiul statement
cahlrd from Pcking and received hy the
JapanrAe peace delegation today.
The rGIeng statement declares that
the japanese treaties and notes forced
upon china ~ lIl5 hanuld DE nlrnEhibh
''hrrnuar IhnIr terms nrr incompatible
with ia" principles upon ~l1ch The
League nf Sntiuis In fnunhrh,
The nInt"Incnl In largely II reply Ia n
i"',mI nicnI"nI nnhr 10y nnr"n mahih"
81 the ini.anana dolonaIl"n "n Tho r"-
oil lin uf inrant
"nlnCu tho IurnnrAr dniaHnio In I'n'lh"
tho i1ilIIneG ain ap'hhi naps, han
Irlniodlt rrrn,r,J 1" ~" - d""tanhn "
L. Innr,ui,nni mp"n Ihr t;hInnan r"V"r"-
,uruI IN draw attention 4" Ihn fhrI ih"i
GhlnraG nuuiIIrHC"Nro Of lrrua pubhnrhs
I've dC her nYI, InirroHir wor" s""Wr"h Nv
unnna ur MI ulipnnium 4" which Hho
wns rorcqb to- aurrnnlnr brcaUao Of tho
prrOccupnLlon nj tho rnEL ~ ih" world
In tlr" EUROPEAN war. II Id fnct that
the iermR wAra- inportd upon ChlTin, nj
tRo point or tho bayonot. tho example
followed hrInE TINT ~ Prunrln: The cx-
t"i,rIcn to o.? y"nrs Of tho lcnEn or Fort
Arthur ana Snuih MnnrhurinH rnilwhyH
r"nr"arIuun hrlng prcciRcly tho Gormnn
9hnntnnB terms.
I'm Il subsequent agreement socurcd
Iy Jhpnh under tho former cnDlnci thu
prInrIplrr fDIlnwcd have bocn equally
dangerous not only To China's liberty or
ncfInn but TO her very independence.
Tho statement snyn Tint tho claim or
Jnpmn 10 special privil"ErH hrcnua" tho
Japanese expelled the Germans from
SknniunE provInr" cont rnsi5 oddly with
III" fnllurc OF III" Americana" To clhim
thn rnIlwnyS und mines OF Frnnc" al
though tho GcrmnnH wrr" expelled from
Aimee md I.nrrnInc by Tho co-oprrnt ION
OF the American nrmy. II snyr Tint
the American army OF 2.00O.000 lost
more Than nixIy tImrn tho number nr
lIvcn TINT Jnpnn claims sh" lost Mt
Talnx-Tnn The abatement DlEO COM
:ncnis on the fnct thDI England In not
nskins belgium for n rInElr concession
hlihnugh IH1andcrH ''is one vnnt c"mct"ry
where EuKlIuh aoldirts nrc hurird.'
Impr,ved modern ncws diFirihul1nn In
Chinn. the 4tricin"nt continued. keeps
tho Chlncuc fully Advised "f daily hnp-
pnnInE. thrnu Ghnut tn" world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
Millions Coming to
Steubenvile People

STIclTnTNVILI.E, Ohio. April g.
Sicuhcurllc people will bN enriched to
tho extent of approximately S2."!0.n0p
out of the Si.OON.000 estate lcrt Try tho
late NJ X McMullu. Pittsburgh broker.
DR.. Jennie Ircntiss. who has boon
prncticing medicine here for 10 years.
and sister. Miss Mary *. frcntiss. rrin-
cipnl OF ono OF tho public school build
inEs here. will receive Sl.lS7.50D under
the brokers' viii. Their mother. Mrs.
Margaret King Prcntisa was Il cpusin
Of MIR. MchIullin.
Tho same amount will he divided by
the children OF William McMullcn. for
mer merchant or this city. rhny ar"
William McMulcn. Jr,. Frank M"MuIl"n
and Mra. Jennie lirnndcnhrr6 OF ihia city
ami Mrs. Maggie virlen OF l.lsbon phl".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
Naval Aviators Life
Saved by Carrier
Pigeons Speedy Flight

ATLANTIC CTTY. April 6.-ksr
conted carrier pigeon was instr WnknLs
in saving tho life OF EnBim Finch o.
navy alrmcn adrIft in fHng fbp1A,
without fuel in a rough sen lAtA IT,
night, and Judge BufnnEton." Of +$tls
United States circuit court Of AppeAf1s
for Pennsylvania. and his cousin, Liaukss
Matthew Tnylor. late connmAnd0e 1&f
forces anoat in tho naval district hOH
Capt Hattcras to F1ortdr ~ere suppofes
Ing actors in ono Of the most remAfkablSS
rescues ever made off tho south JSf1aHs'
coast ...' ,SsSsS \, Z
William LyaIl, Of Toronto, was 0eatS
in his beach front room at the NAi4ss
borough hotel late last night when 5h1a
was startled to find an exhausted .eAISs
rior' pigeon fluttcr1ns In through !Ahs
open window. He notified the hotela
management and porter conveyed the
bird TO another room.
Judge Burlington and LientonAnfs
Taylor who happened to bo there. fonnds
Il small cylinder about an inch In lonGtRS
clnmped TO itn leg. Upon q piece Of pas
per not much larger than u special desf
livery stamp IN the tiny receptacle RANs
this n.ssaH1 from tho noa; fs35I
"iA'wn ton miles waAt Of HunDAr3ns'
chan"r at 4iIb y, M. ~ GaH. tSl
"ilNnruN rTNcfi,r' 4 Il
I.Io1rt nnnut Taylor communicable with
hon,luuari rinra nr tho Fourth Naval dlA.3
iriaI at tim Philadelphia navy yard on
tho inInr,honn fnntnntl7 Tho nnwH WAhi
fInAhod TO tho Capc May naval baNs, fE5yt II
ht m,o this morning ihr Cape Nay
naval hnAe. called flnutcnrnt TAylcrg
from hiH boil to Infurm him that1 slb4s
nnrlnc chnacrF hurrir1ly dispatched lafH;;
shore hRd found En5IHn Finch and his
disabled machine and returned them toS
hafciy.
Naval headquarters asked that thu
bird M tho cnse be given the best cA1HS
possible and returned to Cape Nay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
Paris Sees
Black Flag
Raised by


PARIS, April 6.-Thero were crioH-
Of Long live tho sovlotHi" "Down
with war!" md "Down W ith the
poaoe confo-enoel" Mt the huge demon
Rtration organized by tho Federation
Of Labor and tho Socialist party In
protest today against tho acqutttal Of
Ecoul Villain, tho assassin Of Jcnn
Jaures, tho Socialist leG1er. ana In
honor Of tho memory Of M. Jnufos.
group Of anarchists unfurlod
black flag on Auvenue Henri Martin,
In spite Of police ordoru. Tho police
charged the anarchists, fivo Of whom
wore injured. NO arreHtu wero made.
Comparative, order prevailoo
throughout tho parade, but ~ tile pro-
oeasion moved along tho various aV"-
nuas aud through tho district In tho
mout uristooratIG quarter of rariH. In
whLnh M. Jnurau hah lived, thoro waa
foaling OF walking over q mined ROAD
whore thn n,arpst inoidont might bring
about an explosion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
Inc Al CONCERN IN APPEAL To
PEEK; ALLEGES PLANT WILL
Be DRIVEN OUT Of BUSINESS

.,,nc n,-urr ,p tho black sheets. which
incs, ceilings. conductor pipe. caves
trough and other builders supplies. W."
desire To call attention To II condition
brought about by the pricos fHod ny
the Industrial board. which Will work
great hardship upon mnny companies
throughout the country who purchfsn
shn-ts and resell them In II fabricated
form. Since The prices established inSt
week have gone into effect some or tho
sheet mill manufacturers. who nave
rnhricntinR plants. are cst"bilShihH
pricr Tor the finished pr"ducis nj IN"
OF sheet metal products such "n r""'
practically puts fnbricating plants out
Of bunInrs- W. believe ihls c"nditLpn
should receive consideration. h"th by
the .lrd manufacturers nnd nlnn Tho
IndurtrinI b"nTd.
Tho Appeal To yNosk.
In I'm npl."nl /" Chairman i'n"R- "i 'ha
federal lmluatrinI b"nrd. tho Who@liI's!
concern rnYn.
.,vc h~-Ir, To- commend Tho wtrk nnil
rrrurir OF your cnrnInlit~" In ntnlT'iixltsE
1,r,Ccr To hiring about n h~lt~rrn1nt OF
runti,inn, In the rtrcl industry. hut wo
rc~I that tho matter OF hlstrlhu''"n "t
Tho nrrsiur, has not trccn Elvrn suft1ci-
rnt con siirrntinn.
"DurInK tho period W" wcr" onEnErd
!, ,.,r ,ho government established n
maximum price Mt which J"bhcrs w"r"
uriviloecd To distribute their fabricated
nroducts Tho late revision of base
prices which resulted in reduction ~
500 per ton on both black and galvan-
lied shccts. nppn rcntly carried with "
no rccommcndttiO Hs to the reHnle
prices to he employed by iobhers. II
probably being expected that there
would bc "A corresponding reduction
made also by jpbbers In their dtstribu-
tion. However. since tho fixing OF tho
late urices. sheet mills who have faD-
ricatinR departments. are selling their
finished products. such as conductor
piSc. caves troughs and roofings Mt
practically the same BhTces ass 1EU
sheets thus forcing the Manufacturers OF
these finished lines who Eo into the
markets and buy sheets at the prices
fixed irr,tusa OF not owning their own
sheet mills. Ia suspend operations and
,.I,s,, their ,,luuI% This statement IL
ntr,iirnilr In d rhhrirutIug concern
-utipp.d wiIh the u,sl n"'i"rn Inhf1iln
rrv uri who wrTn Pr',.lu'lnG at ia" low
.sI r"st- l"hh In the If"- war hI"l war
irri,nIn w., ihink HAT Ihu hunln"sn nr
the sInnll u,nnnfh'IuTtr should lac taken
.nrr ur nv v"II n- Ihr lnIl" "uri'"rnil"
whn I.r,-iur"r ia" INV steel, -" u In -s
,ruIinI l.. ih- ""1r"r" .f r"rl.lIi I"nr I"
I,uL rrtrr Tia" dirt riluI"r" "r rI"'l pro-.
ducts mr. ~'il ~ Ihr manufacture"
''rIn vniuuro "r fnhrI"rI,h ri'rl uril-
,ir H.. not rrnd. hY mi1Ir WIN r"ll nh""i II
ne, ,.,I,. ~ ",unIl r"r""mIor" "f rh"rn" y,
"rntn ririuhlng d"Irrlm"ntr In "nnn"r-
rkn wi,h ,h"lr mIlr III" ln"nulInhI"
II,,,, Ib,I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
Wheeling Ceiling & Roofing
Company Asserts Rivals
Sell Finished Product at
Price 1t Is Forced to Pay
for Black Unfinished Sheets

Claiming that the new iron nnd steel
Drico list lust announced by tn" federal
industrial board Will have tn" effect al
putting out uf burin-aH many small
rnbrlcatins runcrrn, Throughout 'h''
.,urtrv orrictain or tho Wheeling Cell
ing & Roofing Company y"rtrrdhy nrh'
n prntoat To tlrnrEo y. l'rnk. chairman
az tho in.funtrlnl board. iuhg" Eihert
liar, head or tho United Hihirn ifir"l
corDorntinn: Attorney General a. Mitch
ou Palmer. nud walker -. iiin"H. Tod
oral dirr~tor general OF raiir"ndH
II In claimed that 'c"Dc"rn7 making
+h>Ir own shoots arc HnllinE nnlHhr"
nro<iuot at pricra approximately what
thsy soil tho black unfIniHhcd "h""'7 L"
rmall manufacturers.
Tho company atai"n"nt maya:
"wo arc engaged In tho manufHctnr"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
For8ign-Born Americans
Come Out Strong for
/ u. S. and Victory Loan

NEW YORK. April 6.-Rcprcscntn-
tivcs OF twcnty-nInc racial divisions
comprising forty-two nationalitics pack
cd n theatre here today for an "Ameri-
cans All Manifestation" to demonstrate
that the were "for America first. last
and oil the time"
Before they left tho building they
had adopted resolutions plcdging to buy
as many Victory loan bonds during the
coming campaign as they could AFFORD,
and to do all In their power TO induce
others to 70 into the campaign with all
the spirit Of former campaigns.
A cable message WAS sent President
Wilson assuring him that 100000
American All Manifestation pledge their
unswcrvlng loyalty to the United States
Of Amrricn-
Six carrier piEanna which have seen
service IN France were rclunsed To benr
10 Warrington IL plndau or loyalty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
N +, Ell \
Denies Report Printed in
Wheeling Paper That He
Would Be- a Candidate for
Governor Report With
out Foundation, He Says.

.Ipc, InI IL Th- Inirlllrrn"rI,
rAIItNOHT. April 6.---Mai"r M. nj.
MsoIy, onnGrouHinan from lilo rirat din
triot, who arrived homo tonight from,
Ohnrlastnn, Ravo ont a ntatanant DO
nyinr tho report publishod In a Wlt6cl-
Ing paper n faw days aQo that ho
would bs a candidate for the nomination
for Rovornor OF Wort Virginia 1t TIL"
next election.
Major Nsnly wnH at losH to under
ataud how tlIn Etory got Into print. at
any rato, no is certain that hc mover
authorized my Euoh statement M waa
carried in tho whaolnE RcEiDtor. and
that whoever gave tho story out waS
not talking for him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
Secretary of the Treasury

feat at least year l-iI"i" wr HAD at
uIi, lln" dared la hope.
MAJ alone IL To" credit hnu I" that
inI.nTuiIvrly small pnri Uf ih" AHIurl~
rau Army which met Tia" lrnln"tl sol
ilrIn "f iICrInnuY with n courage "a do
IrrtuIuniln uIui T".h hl"srii"nI which
rv"tr"ui" all "rI"'rli lon, but 'r"'llt la
rl. duo 4" Ih',i' rnIliI"un "f Un"u. whr
r'Ih"mEh I""dr ""l ""F'"tn l." Girn
liirIr IlVcu iT urnIl Lao. T"Tt n"N"r Hrnnl
1t tho opportunity. credit In 'lm" nlsAr 4"
"" rnr Hr"ni"r uumb"r wh" nin'l" V"r-
rIhlr hv lh"ir rlunnrinI aupIrTt tho
equipment nnI mHluinnHn"r "f tho
fighting rurcrr. hHaiuaI tho allied mr.
rnIou In France. Grrnnuy might hnv"
fought IN f"r.nnnth"r y"Hr: hut HEninHl
Tho Allied prml"s. supr'orird by tn" full
strength of America I'll" task waa hnp"-
less.
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.BOLSHEV|K REPULSE
ON THE MOTH FRONT

tarNIsIN hprll d..-An "nirJal etain-
wont Innunt by Tho NritJnh wnr ofrlra
ON tho nghtluR EnturdRy Houhl Of hrrh-
auk" HnyH;
After a night bOnbnrtlment Tho
on"my attacked neAr Rrhdn M0IehrNnRa,
bu, wnz rcpuAcI with hosvy loHs.
1ncmy dead arc lying thick around tho
hlockhouacE, \ battalion commander,
his adJutant and 100 men were captur-,
cd Wo had: no oasualticA"
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informal .nIorcnc OH.

rhItIS. Apr,i G.--tlly rho A,H""rntrd
I.rcs. J The prcmicrfi hrlt u i"",nII
meetings to-day, but there w"r" several
informal runrrrcnrr.. Colonel IInu"' i"-
rrivc,I Premier urln rd". Lord Robert
t,,cu md Nnrnn Mmiclnm nnh conferred
with tho mon the inrnii ION Of tho E.nt nT
tho I~'RYur 0r Nniionr
M l'ndrr"waltl. tn" Polish ~ 'InI"r.
chilled on Colonel IInuSr nj tho llo,"l dn
CrIllnn, hut Colonel liuu:r wa" at ,ihn
time attending conference" uf III" Amer
Icnn Delegates with President wilson.
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ANOTHER GENERAL
STRIKE IN BERLIN

BFRLIN. Saturday. April &.--~tsN The
A Asnuciutcd I'rr-a) )--lndpcr,tirnI .i"clni-
inta AMI Hpnrtncnns decided today hy a
vot, "r 10. 900 10 5000 to baEln IL grIrrnl
II rtho In lIeriin on Monday. The tnnIor-
iiy ijonLilints npp"r-d tn" movement.
Int tho rmpl"p-o "r tho inrHe machine
nIM metal works carried tho day for
I hnno favorable tn O. 'dTlkr
The government Irt-'rn In 1irrIin hn vo
lp<Nnn rrinr,Grrd.
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Peace Treaty Ready by Easter; Gcrmnns
Will Be Asked TO Sign nt Close o1 April

The light type IL Intended to clean
out mnchInc gun nests nnd sniprr posts
and the heavy liz intended for smashing
pilll,ox dcfrnarn. breaking II way through
the wirr rnlnnglcmcuts md for Icn"r-
ally clearing II path for the Infantry.
which fnfi"wa.
The Tanks corps In the pron"e'si
peace establishments will hnV" nj lln
head n hrigaillrr general The corps In
T., lac. rnndn up or a22 rDnInIl lrslonrd off,
rrrr nui 6,HGc enlisted mrn.
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mandcr tE In nll being comprised In inc
plate tank organization.
A tank brigade composed ar one mt
tnlinI "f heavy tank" and tw" OF llHh'
tnukH VIII hr attached to each army
,nrpa. The typical heavy battalion IN
cludra a. hEhIinH tnnka. with fur Ia
r,srryr and the light battalion As night
ing machines with - In reserve. fhui
the. army corps complement will '"lni
I2s. hniIiu craft. rully equipped, with ~
wnIiInE orders from tho r"rpn r"'"-
Iuhn1rr.
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Called for Conference
On RaiITOadprS' Wages

CIT;V TTTASh April 6.--Fhr thr""
chief "xrrmIivon "f tn" brotherhood OF
hallway I2nplnyrr located h"r". Wnrrnn
&. Slnnc Of the engineers. W. g. Loo or
The trninnrn md Timothy S. Shcn or
tho rrcm"n. loft tonight for washington
nj tho request of Director General Hines
for n flnnl conference tomorrow on the
proposed wage scale for railroad en-
plnyrs.