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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-28
SEIZE ELEVEN SUITCASES
Two Hundred md Ninety-Five Pints
of Whisky Removed From
Train.

Prohibition inspectors. aided by po-
lice. seized eleven SuitcaseS containing
whisky yesterday morning. at the
Broad Street Station. and removed them
to the Second District Police station.
4 total Of 295 pints of whisky was
said to have been taken from the cases
when a count was made OF the booty.
The suitcaSeS were said to have been
removed from the train by a porter
for some Of the passengers. but when
the bootleggerS noted the prohibition
inspectors they did not claim their
property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-28
Ei, I,on6 ~ ono

BRISTOL. VA, April 27-Henry
Eads, farmer OF IIolston Valley,
near Bristol. was given hearing yes
terday before Squire w. c. Thomas on
charge OF assault and battery and
attempt to Kill John Fry. farmer. The
alteration is said to have occurred
about fencing between their lands.
lGads was bound over to count on s., 900
bond, which he failed to make. and
was taken to Blountville by Sheriff
NeWland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-28
Girl Mc,,enrer. ou,tca.

LONDON. April 27.-England is about
to lose her women mail carriers and
to be demobiliZed. the former because
soldiers are returning from the army
to take up their old jobs. and the
into the postofilcc organization better.
There are about 1000 of the girl mes
sengcrs. whose black straw hats. bob
tails tapping about. and heavy blue
serge. red-braidcd uniforms are fami-
liar to the business life OF tho city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-28
W. D. KNOTE DIES SUDDENLY
Linotype Operator Found Dead in
He'd Early Yesterday
Morning.

Imam Dabney knote. forty-four
E.ats oia' ilS North Twenty-scventh
E;1pce,i died suddenly yesterday morn
Was round dead in his bed
M hhotc, who was "A linoivne
opeis.lor, Is survived by his mother.
W., hTnotc was a member OF Rich
Ioiu 'yPoIraphical Union, No 90
Funerai services viii bc i.cld from his
home AT O'Clock Tuesday. H.. vii
De puricd In oakwood Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-28
Alleged Bigamist brought Here.

detectiYe, who had been sent to
bring Il. NJ. Moore back from Newark.
n y, to face charges OF bigamy in
New Kent County, arrived yesterday
with his prisoner and left him at tho
Second District Police Station. Mrs
y. M. Moore. said TO be wife number
two. had talk with the prisoner soon
aftor his arrival.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-28
Charged with Selling whisky.

RebeCca Dillon, 40l West Broad
Street. was arrested yesterday charged
with selling whisky. Police assert they
found ten quarts OF frst-class whisky
at her home. The whisky is being held
as evidence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-28

After two years service with the Army
or occupation in Aisacc. Philip u SHIELD
Jr" IS with his parents Mr. and Mrs rhii
Shciid. 1859 West Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-28
Richmond Events
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUs Told
Briefly for Benefit of
Busy Readers.

i. j l.cnahan. 2oa South Porter street
was arrested Yesterday charged with speed :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-28

:, confirmation Sunday was observed at
Eninanuci Episcopal Church yesterday
Bishon Brown administered the confrIna
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-28

The annual election of officers Of tho
t"1erat,on OF Mothers and Parent Tea cheers
association VIII be held in the Mothers
Room Of the Administration Building Tues
day at j:5a O'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-28

TIL" woman's committee Of tho home
coming celebration Will meet in Room go
Jefferson Hotcl At IL ocloCk on 'rucsda y
The president OF each organization cunsti :
tuiinS this committee ana the chairIna n
present.
Many New Zealand soldiers stationed,
ienlp"rarily At Newport News. on their
ionE, journey homeward. were entertained
in Richmond homes yesterday. They rrc-
sentcd a picturesque sigh, in their brass
trimmed uniforms. Some ~ tho men are
veterans Of four years service in France
VIII require month OF travel before
they VIII reach their homes one hundred
ana MY spent the week end here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-28
"7he Shopping Center

Written by Jno. S. Cappcr, Chicago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-25
Federal Road Official
May Come Here Later
Asked to Visit Wheeling Between
March Is and 81 to Plum lot
Soldiers work.

II is !ik".y that Frank Fo"!H%, snr-
rial federal agent ri tho department OF
labor, will pnstpon" his visit TO Wheel
ing from March II. tho previous date
arranged. untii March |! or -. AT th''
request Of thu Building Construction
E.rnulov"rs' a$Snriatinn "f "h""iing'
that tho" NAY hrit"r r0-"n"raH with
the county commissioners IN arrAhE-
INK rmrihymrnt on the roads Tor III"
returned soldiers.
It - the intention "a Plan program
,n have all soldiers VIII" wish /" WORK
on thr county ih"ruuEhfar"S until they
nlfai1 nihrr work during IN" recon-
sIruction or rHahjus,m"ni period.
Following = conference Of tn" county
commits si0nrrS and tho "fficialS NJ N"
builders organization officials county
Engineer ". .. Mc'1usk"y IT.. sent 4
telegram yesterday 10 Mr.. F""inE. wh"
j. an expert road man. IL" VIII ad-
dress mass meetings here and "utllh"
the nIou of work to hc carried oar
after consultation with tn" officials.
, BANQUET will H.. rendered him during
his visit here Mr.. Pn"lay. at the QUIZ
break If The war. offered his Services
10 tn" American government at 81
wear, which were r"""T'irct ana No
.crvnJ with the American army "nSI-
nr.., rurI,s IN France. Will" dlSrharS-
iry his duties h" was captured ny IN"
Germany and spent several imonihS IN
4 Hun prison. lie recently returned
tn this country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-25
abb" distinction af h".nr rcgnr,ir! ~


v:;thl" d'St:ar':rn "i h"'nr rcshr""1 ~
the friend II ElIr.k,nG
Wherever = - DESIRED l. send 1 small
force ri soldiers - "3rUi'I It pee" -
'"r7.tcry where ., i. 'huuch' ;."h'":y
-" VIII b. W,lr"rmr. IA. I>h "a" A'mr'-
can S''i'H"r$ hna wn""" ";h'7 soldiers
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md perhaps no, uI'H r">.,;H:it". ':tH
.,mr-tc:r:! solLs"r ~ w'l."n.'I with sc
clul:u
ave had :" r"a'.y .;r"uHi> Tor l'1d"
or, ,r.. ,;h.~ nd, 80 IN. ,,.u.~ !.;t /
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l,-,,,,,,,; for nr-s,t..,. p-,,I.. I'd H.. ~"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-25

IF the stuff that is like the other tel
lows at home.
.Nnd. therefore. probing deep IN my
heart and trying To sec III" things thhl
rrn right without regard tn III" 'hiheS
lhat may be debated rs "NrHdI"f'' |
feel that I am Interpreting IN" nurn"S'
and thu thought of America: ana lh
loving America | find that | nay" J"'nc"
the great majority If my fellow mon
throughout tho world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-25
Influenza Gradually
Passing From Wheeling
Only Is New Cases Reported Since Sat
urday-Cfficials Pleased ct
Public Cooperation.

While som" cities arc stu c"mhh'-
ing with ia" influenza epidemic. 'hrF"
Is no .s.Ich endemic in Wheeling ~
3rcsrnt. and there has not been Tor
some t!mr. Gradually tn" dis"aS" y
bling cr.,li;atcd by the faithful Work
Of the municipal health department.
t.nrrating with III" physicians and IN"
nuhlic. d"rnorsi rating tnat C"-"?"ra'I"H
can accomplish almns; anything
During The past IS hours. from =
O'Clock Saturday evening until III" sam"
,inic last evening. there w"r" only -
ncy cases reported I" the municinA
health d"rar; mont. which is decrease
Of corresponding previous 7"r'"us.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-25

, ttInE at Europe anu 49, iIF.l'' - vs.
b.. u>, without L di:;iutrr"St"d friend:
la ,u,j b, Ii.r.. in the Polish cause as
| do" Are van going I" set up 20
Land. tiuinr,ur". In"Np" ricnc"I. "a 80,
uuur=anIxrL. and l"av" her with ctr'."
III armies around her" -" y"u belize"
~ ii. uspir.ilui. - fhr i'H"ch"- SIhN+
..gJ ,h. It:n-Slays Is | do" -" E"u
l.urw how many p"wcr* would l." 'luirN
- ruunr" upon thrm If th"r" were no.
;tr. l,liarHur"''> If III" world h"hlhu Inv
I!mriy"
u;,yr YOU thought uf ;hr suffering in
>r,u.nlac Ynu poured out your none?
80 help succur tn" Arm"nlnnS; now SCI
yo;Ir strength So that they Snail "''''
suffer- again.
Tho arrar.cn"nrs Of n" present
,,.,rr cannot stand u generation uht'SS
fh"y ar" Guaranteed Icy IN" n"I"-'
forces rf tn" CINili2'l world. ma =
we do not ;;liarant"" them, ran you. NV
So. IN, picture: Your hearts nave
instructed yea wh"r" In" burden nf '"'S
war frM 1t did not faIl upon lhH ma
,rorol treasures. i, did not fan upon
,hr instruments rf nimniSt ration. II
did not fall upon tn" resources az '"'-
nations. /, fell upon III" r'c'ltnS
hnr."s "v"rywhrr". where women W."
rnilIng IN hope that Their mon ""u'"
conn "''N' ~, ,,,,e ,nnn
h'h .""'N 80, n,uc uhcr,
wi''h ."'' ,,m is Iisonno;ntcd. !
'n'S --, nny,.r ,n have
N"'!"'" w" mr., rbnirvcr il,
H'l ..n,..rc,na;. th., world
,".S .n. r. rbcr. u.rrc any uucS-
,,.,,. -, more doubt IF thc
I. : ,,,,rir, ~ This matter than
i,,L, - ,hc hlond that Is In
'''>
m nv, rclJuw citizens. hay"
WA -nr,r, prnrrnSs and ] du
L,, ,h. nr,rrrss is EulnS
Shaw, - tho GOAL. Tho nations
.Hi ,,,,r1d b,y. 81, their heals now
,,-n,, ,hinr and they are not
,.oinr IA slackrn thrlr purpose. Ana
when | speak Of tn" Nations 81 'h'
,rnrIL do no, speak of the govern
,,,,. ~ IN, world. I speak nf ihr
l''.,H ,.t;,utc the nations ~
,,.[.-,d They arc in tho saddl" and
,,..i,,, ., COS. in il that f their
90 ,..,r,,,.r,. H., no, do their
~ ,h,r Governments shall.
Will 81, and the present
anu r.,,,,,,. il
,r, =. cree, deal Gr harmony
,,,, If common knowledge.
~ i" ~ !.,, d.,l az svnnathy 10
~ ,,,, ,r ,,,.inr IN tho same a;mhs-
~ h'' W .a,, FOR tho differences
: ,.,,,,', ,h;,.h nuz2lcd my Am"ri-
~ dl,, I cruld hav,. no.
,: -, hmm, m Franc" or ~
, 49, I,n,,1,nd ,rhcn / WAS on
l''9 ~ i,',', was in Ihc prrscnrc
D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-25

bly, WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
AMERICANS IN SIBERIA

II develops that there are still sew
eral thousand American troops in ST.
IBERIA. and there is no very certain in
formation as to when they Will be
brought home. American participation
in Siberia and in Russia has been un-
satisfactory to the American people and
not creditable % the country as
whole. When our men were first sent
TO Siberia II was supposed that they
were TO fight the BolSheviki as part OF
the war against Germany. On reach
ing their posts orders from Washing
ton so limited their action that they
gave very little help TO the anti-Bol-
shevik forces. and they have been prtn-
cipaily engaged in guarding railroads.
protecting depots. rebuilding bridges
and doing like work behind the fighting
lines. This is not exactly the kind or
work that an American soldier likes.
nor il il the kind Of work which our
people wish for their boys. The quicker
the Americans arc gotten out Of both
Russia and Siberia the better 1t will
be. Our presence there is an unex-
planned anomaly which ought to have
been ended long ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
COM|SKEY PLEASED
WITH ARRANGEMENT

CHICAGO. sept. :2.-ArranE"mcntS
for conducting the worlds series. made
at the meeting OF III" National Baseball
commission IN cincinnati today. ar"
highly satisfactory Ia charles A. Com
,sk.y. prrsiG"nt II tn" ChrCaG" Amer
leans.
Approximately @O.hno applications for
NurlJ's series tickets have piled M at
tn" Whit" Son park and must be ro-
turned 10 tho scndrrs ne tho rcscrN cd
and box seats hav.. been sold
The rcnnant rae" IN IN" American
ic,ruc cannot y" settled before We'd
ucsday, az neither 'hl"RGo nor 'I"Nr-
land PLAYS until that day. Chicago has
five gamrs remaining TIL" percentage
figures show that # tho Whit" S"N WIN
one or Cleveland loses ono Chicago VIII
win tho pcnnant II Chicago loses all
fly. of It's games and Cleveland wins
four. the nag will Z" :" cleveland. II"
cleveland ,Iuh reduced Ehi"aG"'S l"ad
to four games yesterday by winning
from Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
WASH-JEFF CANDIDATES
ARE BADLY CRIPPLED

WASHINGTON. Pa. Sept. -
Washington and Jefferson started on
tho second phaS" "f the teams football
dcyclrpm"n; to-day with evidences that
Coach Morrow wnuli accomplish S"m"-
thing worth Will" and that tho
jurisdictions made NJ 'ho commence
mont 81 the preliminary campaign that
tho Presidents would bear watching on
tho Cridlron ar" to be fulfilled.
S,erck. who broke an arkl" last w"ck
+, rracticc. is IN the hospital and will
~. forced TO gn around on clutches for
= 'pn, while, with q probability that nc
VIII play no unr" this year. Erickson.
F.i.l.cn and Ecrnk"rt. all SPLENDID hall
back prospects. nr" suffering win
miner injuries. hut ar" expected 10 E"t
into ia" scrmmacc work Ivy IN" mlh-
die Of the week. lisa. the halfha'K
candidate from tl'N' land. IS Improving
hut n" will no, got INTO N" strenuous
program FOR w""k or 'w". with every
prospect. however. that eventually h"
will be a very valuahl" asset 7" th'
team.
Manager John Murl"rh WAS appriscd
today " tn" coming "f Nv" nr thr"a
additional men "f promise. on" -
Henry. n big Compound lad from Car
ucrir who is IN experienced !n"nan.
who was on tho Michigan university
>nuad and who was her" ono day last
week He is almost rs hlE ms his IA
,,nus Predecessor OF tho Same name.
Wilbur Horny. who Is now helping
Morrow coach at CollcG" field.
Tho program Of Coach Morrow calls
for = strenuous session All this week.
abou, as hard rs anything that the
Rcd and BLACK squad has had in years
at this period.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
MAY MEET
HENRYS SATURDAY

BETHANY. w. Va. Sept. 22.-At the
close Of a Strcnuns practice tonigh''
Coach BrcAenheimcr found, what old
heads say. is the greatest array al foot
ball material assembled on the banks or
the old Buffalo for many years Inc
college docs not open until tomorrow.
Yet there ar" no loss than fourteen ola
mon hero who have played on tho Var
sity. representing all teams from 1914
10 1915. inclusive.
Bcthany's stock took h.E jump today
when .. W. Denny HUGHES. center "t
the 1911 varsity Unexpectedly appeared
Denny served for two years with the IA
nous eth division. y. Y.N. q. in France
and was ynSSed and wounded. lie plays
the backfcld as we'll as center. Among
Other mon who have played on IN" var
sity are: Pat crson. quarter. wh" S"rN"u
with the Marines: Patty played quar-
ter under Hcyman in 1915; Mike ray
Tor half back: Tilock. who was varsity
end for three years and served "'Ghteeh
months in France with has" hospital No,
-. JorlAn varsity end under Chambers,
1916. Latte. captain and end. Randolph
1915 VARSITY fullbaCk: Gwinn. Jackie TOT
two years. Bud" Wagner "f Wheeling.
1918 center. FdWNnu MdrE'aII H"''
back and Wolf. half.
Among In" new men are Moore. Mason
and Carhcsi and Mc' UnnCll OF Mounds
willie high Mason weighs l>i pounds
and IS showing up well at tackle. Cow
lcr. 4 go pound full back. played for
four wears on the Rowing Green h'Sh
school. HIS running mate - Marsh OF
tho Same school. who tips tn" beam at
I9H. Marsh plays on tn" ln". hr"'h-
or of Marsh who is somewhat lighter IS
= candidate. for tho line. Hamilton VIII"
formerly played with West minister Is a
likely half Stewart. who played thr""
wears on Geneva. and captain"d III" team
for ono year - cut for center. with
Hughes, WAGNER and Stewart tr%lnE for
{, nt"r a lively fight is promised Wood.
the strongest mrn IN r"ll"g" i out for
, guard. II" played army football tw"
seasons Blue. recruit from North car
, Olina is also cut for center. Recon- Is
doing fine work IN IN" harkii"ld. Nor"
mon are expected when collcg" opens
tomorrow. among tht m Mcintosh for
mrr Marietta player: Matt"cks. n former
second string man and Mike" DorcGhty
a former varsity man.
Tho mana cement IS ait"mpt ing I" ar
range game with tn" HCnrNs Of
Wheeling for tn" eth as IN" regular
schctlul" docs not hUiG gam" until
Octob"r 4rh This game Will he with
, Tech AT Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23

the English government. after a go"o
deal Of whiting away and rcgaru'SS'
% the great majC: - nc h"uN' W
Commons. was forced 70 modify "S
proposals and ask for the now Hl'h'S'E
or transport only such powers as are
given i, the United States in tn" Inter-
state Commerce Commission. III" Narl-
o,,. s,,tc commissions and other reGu-
l,torv bodies in this country h"''
tho English plan there will b" author
ity in order improvements IN terminals
u.bich tho railroad or dock company
will have the right 10 protest against
in the form Of an appeal ana nave
determination by the chief justice OF
England. A. to the railways an az
yIsory committee Of ton is to be crc'
e,ea TO assist the ministry in the ever
else OF it's power in the Capitalization
of traffic.
coyornnent control OF railroads in
England, in one years time. shows "a
loss Of $500. 900. ooo. In England as IN
the United states. tho most persistent
advocates of government control ana
70 pcratton are the railroad employees
themselves. and the influence or Eng
,sb railroad workers this spring was
sufficient to induce the government 10
bring in comprehensive transporta-
zion bill involving the naturalization.
ur specialization. OF harbors. docks. ca
nails. railroads and pretty much every
thing else used In transortation. II
soon became evident. however, that the
bill would meet most serious objection,
even among the loyal supporters OF the
Lloyd George ministry. and nationaliza'
ton or government ownership has been
definitely abandoned, for the time al
least.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
THE CAUSE OF HIGH PRICES

Delegates 10 the convention OF the
National Association Of Retail Cloth
iers, which met N Chicago last week
predicted an early reduction the
price Of clothing. One "lothrer IS
quoted as saying. Lower prices arc
on the way. and We fellows will sing
the loude-t when tho change comes
Men cannot bc induced 70 part with
seventy-fiye or eighty dollars for a
business suit"
The cost Of clothing is one OF the
factors IT the nigh living costs that is
felt most keenly. and the opinion Of
the clothier quoted above indicates one
OF the most effective ways OF correct
ing high living costs. and that is self
derial A little economy. a little saw
Sing. a little self-dcnIal practiced by the
-Ameriesn people during thc next three
or four months would do more to check
excessive demands and to reduce living
costs than all the legislation which
Congress could pass or criminal action
that the authorities could begin and
prosecute
High prices are the result Of scarcity.
and scarcity means a demand for l0l
articles where only 100 exist. Plenty
means 1o1 articles supplied where there
is q demand for only 100. The differ
enee Is slight. but its effect Is tremen
dous. Reckless, not to say spendthrift.
habits have been acquired by a great
many people during tho past four or
ave years. The money most OF US are
spending for things We don't absolutely
need far exceeds that which we spen1
for what We do need.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
Tuesday, September %, 1919.
THE sHANTUNG QUESTION

Relative 10 the ShantunG award.
,s..ur, Of the peace treaty which has
aroused much criticism. the New York
Tribune remarks as follows;
rha American people generally re-
rret the shantung award. In th"lr
view IL Is a blot on the peace 'reatS'
-rhsy would gladly reverse the judy
n,Hnt reaehnd at Paris And the Senate
committee will have ample popular sup
N.Y. IN registering the opinion that II
, should be reversed -
what practicable method can %
found Of turning the Shantung CONCISE
afons back to China is another ma1ter.
OnpoSition to tho amendment Is oaSeo
almost exclusively on the GROUND 'nA'
.%ha wrong done Al tho conf"renc" can
not now be repaired That ~ an issue
mot easily disposed OF or-hand.
:. This is a very sound. common sense
statement Of the case. This country
has no sympathy with the exploitation
Of subject peoples by their stronger
neixhbors. As republic. we do not
look with favor upon the effort OF one
country 20 govern another. Yet the sit
nation in Shantung is not new. tn"
Germans dominated IN" Shantung Pc
nInsula. Japan kicked tho Germans out
and now takes their place. But Shan
tunK is not the only problem OF TINS
kind that China presents. Tho Eng
Ish hold Horg Kong aS a territorial
concession and tho French have more
or less shadcwy sovereignty over
large section Of Indl-Chipa- As mat
ter Of fact. We. ourselves. are not rrce
from criticism on this line. Our pres
once In tho Philippines IS based solely
IN military force We Justify our gov
eminent Of the Philippines on tho
rro,lnd that We are giving. and will con-
NGnue to give the Filtppinos better
government than they could give them
selves: that w ar" holding tho Philip
pines simply in trust for their own
population. ready to turn over /" th"n
when they are ready and IT TO govern
themselves.
Blu, Japan may r"t"rt that that Is OK
actIy her program in IN" Shantung,
and also retort. with equal force. that
Great Britain Franc" and IN" United
States arc not tho only countries that
have the power and the capacity 10 ad-
minister colonies wisely and 70 develop
them for the welfare 81 their own peo-
pie, as well as Of humanity. Purely
as an academic expression OF opinion
the ShantunC amendment 70 III" peace
treaty may meet tn" approval OF Amer
~
lean idealtsts. Practically. il proposes
an impossible and a futile thing. How
ever much We may object to Japan's
. presence in the ShantunE. "" ar" not
I going 10 waste any American lives in
1 putting them out.