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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
Ukraine Cleared
Of Troops Under
Gen. Pet1ura

London. April LIB The Asso-
Grated Press The whole OF Tx
raine has been cleared Of the troops
OF Gen Pet.ura. the peasant leader,
according 10 a Russian wireless mes
sage received here The Soviet for
ces have occupied kamenefz- Podoi-
sky about 20 miles southea~t Of Tar
nopoi. and control the region At the
mouth Of the Dniesfer River,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
THREE DAY DELAY IN VERSAILLES MEET
HUNS CANN0! REACH THERE UNTIL APRIL d
MAY AID ALLIES IN COMPLETING DRAFT
n DEADLOCK

Pa-,s. Apr, ---tBv ne Associate.
Pass The a,:es;.on oF ia I-a,.aa
claims vas roy disposed e a ne
1seer:a. cf tie Council II -Four ms
afternoon
Tie council Vas -naJse Ia s-.'eA ~
Ne At~iatic Question ana decided =
proceed 70 1t,e- o1siess / naS
opel -aac -1a- .ssGe be,weeu c.3e
L,a.1aas ana -5;e I1-c-Sss = cr -ae
Slhset. IF ~ Ad-ia;.c coast AMI
F.lEn= wou,d - se:-..st a: he at,s--
noon session = -n-- "a MIA s-ous>. ag2-
contrary "a expectation. nei:..e.'
P-ami,- Orlando nor Foreign --:n.s-
Ter Sonn.-.o appeared. ~ -G- G..s-
Tan cgE!t No. Sc 1Asien u
-L.4 SECOND meeting n ,I- Conn
c.l NJ seld Il : o'clock Ther4 Va
manifest -els,on II Al ..ti,..':e-- 1V=--
Is a,u,eres. I ~ ,~~ue- Premier
Orlando vas preparing Io -aae
tam Al ) % llocN n the evening TO-
Rome - ,aa me SITUATION before
Parliament 1nd ori~ d few hours
ANA ned 10 determine whether h.
could CARR he reDlv which I-a.y
AWAITED; with intense ANXIETY.
p % a axe 1Gur ne InnuunCerr!efl7
was ulade MITIGATING Improvement a.
--e sltla-3on. Though final -ff-toi =
Ware sI.ll proceeding
Z, na>.rs phase -odaT when pes
Wilson 0et~a.ned from attending u.
meeting = he ToGnC:! Il F1ur and
consulted win ne other members Z
lie AIner-r4G aeiesa,+cEs c0nceg-l.9..
ne @iv1ss, 5ll.ry u ISSUING i public
- ceIIler-
TIE President $ rs.- ~ amer ca,
Heodcle--ers a. noon taS-ad l2oH,
an ncU- II was ,uace ciear -t.4, ne
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
COMPLETE RED
DEFEAT IN LINDAN

Es-f1-. April -l-Atffr ShoFt
,s~@e ~ BavaE.aa and WGr-ternl,er-
l-oops. ne Communists N L.nGau
on lake Constance nave been de-
tea;ed completely. according "a mes
sa-es Tecelce: acre rom me Bava-
ran frontier The government which
had 5een sci up by the Communists
has been over.h7own.
LInGau was the nosI important
Communist stronghold n Bavaria
With the exception OF Munich. TIE
peasants 4 the surrounding coUnlrr
The messages say. give evidence Of
great satisfaction ove- the downfall
Of ;lle Communists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
LEADVHLE. COLO.
STRIKE CONTINUES

-raNE I.le- -0lo-- A5-E- ----A- i
neet.ng Of re new!v organized Met
al Miners CnIon q. noon TO-DAY =.
matters pertaining % wages were
referred 70 committee with az
taor;rv 10 ac, On behalf Of the MN
ers. There was no discussion OF q
proposed compromise of s. . tiay
ana me strike Of miners begun yes
.e-dar vail go on
TIE committee SCI no date for a
meeting and there IS non-oIcketsng
TIE mine operators have an
1ounced they viii not attempt %
bring n outside labor 20 operate TIE
properties
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
Crew Complains
OF Treatment by
Austrian Officers

Portland Ne. April I--Compla.nt
made By = sailors Of the captured Aus
r--an merchant steamer GsraniA that
they have been nisi-eated br Captain
Eouesin ana other Austrian officers OF
The ship has been referred by Italian
Vice Consul Gespar-1 ye-vena 20 the
Italian consul general N Boston. COM
paint vas made by me men on the
steamers arrival here Sunday the Eth.
that they were oTerworked and poorly
fed The steamer is due TO sail next
week She was captured by TIRE Italians
dur7n. the war and for some reason
her Austrian officers were retained.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
TTALY'S COURSE IN DOUBT

'D' ne -ASS"f-A'tc F7eSs-
N1en parentIy me Council OF
Four vas -asjy :, ,a!;.. ....,,s,,.. A.
'4A0 go --'e
"+,4.-r. 'hc!-s'c- ne coast islands
ana Fi4Me - Italian delegates
Premier r-3s,.f,, s~.4 l-,-s,,,-, Mn
q
noaHa. session iAese ministers
EaG discussed he problem 1nsistenr-
Il WIN To~a,n - ,-,.n,s,,aa,, an,
r--... ,.-,.. &C.,.
80 LIZ
"@E anu Ior NE purpose o. or;nS'nS
ne matte - I riimax. President
fs--ssor ..s-ar..-., ri. ,--..~,,oor ,.-s-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
High PersOnages
To Represent Huns
At Versailles

Paris April e-,-'fr The Asso =
GATED Press The German aeiega :
ION 10 Versailles VII comprise SIX
i.cn oe~sonases- AZ ne mead e when
viii BE- Count ven Broekdor-t Rant :
Eau. the foreign minister,
Marsha. Foch was 50 informed Late
this evening, according 70 Official an
nuunce.uenI The Delegates cannot ar
rive az Versailles before Apr. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
DETROIT FIRST
BIG CITY OVER TOP
IN VICTORY LOAN

Detroit. M.r'3.- -A7r,I -l--A'"I !
claims the honor Of being cl3e :iT's-
large city IN me country Il Exceed Is
quota N rhe Victory L4ber-E Loan
ne h-ures here reaching So eco coo
!, AIS o'clock mis- afternoon. a-a:--.
. quota of s55.4s4,sI5, Z Vas an
nounced Officially. An ef*cr- : % be
made - double tie Quota.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
FIRST WALDOC co.
TOWN OVER TOP

Belfast. Ne Tar! L--The .-si touN
o'it oC ,lie = n Waldo county % .
over ne Top $ Brooks. winch 7epor-e,i
.9o..: :. q -!ots No-dar ;aa, :, Ia
-.ie4 = a-.ol-1s:l; u s-.t", This .,:.e
- ~ tte -4-i-oad s l buster ana
4.warS 20 % depended .pcn .or 0IlC.;
work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
BIG FOUR DEADl0CkED ON TALYS CLAIMS
SERIES OF conferences END IN FAILURE
FUTURE COURSE ITALIANS LEFT IN DOUBT

Adriatic Sea-Coast Aspirations of Italy Prov
ing Big Stumbling Block to Paris Peace
Heads - Compromise Offer of Premier
Clemenceau. David Lloyd George and Pres
ident Wilson Met by Flat Refusal by Ital-
ian Heads Council Unable to Progress on
Question. Passes on to Other Business of
Conference
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
Modify British
Censorship Rules

= .SE..:.--0Tl. ! pr IN 0c.lca. on
I British censorship regulations "a
permit ~ Sc If private ccces n
kilograms passing through London
: ,:le.7ca vas announced ;ela% oy ne
w" Department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
Weather Still Prevents
British Attempt to Cross

St John :. y F. April ---Conrinued
reports Of head winds n Ensdoeean
todav caused another postponen-n; OF
the STAR % The transatlantic flights
Of Capita 7 Frederick P gaynhagu- Brit
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
SEBASTOPOL NOT
YET OCCUPIED
BY BOLSHEVIkI

Paris April Il Eavcs- THE
Naval port OF Sebassopol. in the
Cr,mea. has not been occupied ny
Russian Soviet troops. according 70
2 despatch 10 the Journal Des De-
bats. dated sunday at Saionlkl-
The despatch says that lighting
appears to have stopped for the time
being in the southern Crimea- The
Boisheyiki are said 20 be siacken1ng
their advance in the face'of the al
lied artillery ire
A Russian wireless message re-
ceived in London Sunday night sa.e;
tina: Sebastopoi had been eVacuat-
ed by the Crimean government he
government of Sebastopoi was said
Il, be in the hands Of a Revolution
AIRY committee. The Russian mes
sage further added that after nego-
tsaeions with the allied com mander
al agreement had been reached Tor
an armissice of eight days TO expire
on April -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
THE WEATHER
FAIR

Forecasts. Northern ami southern
New England Far Tuesday;
Wednesday far. warmer interior
Eastern New York. FAR TUESDAY;
warmer west portion Wednesday
fair warmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22

Winds along the North and Md
die Atlantic coasts will ne respec-
lively moderate northeast
Temperatures are moderately ,oW
from the Lower lakes eastward.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
Icing Up Huns
IN All Directions

a7r-i 1T 3v The .assnc;-
-rAe Council Of Forelg-,
'9aaT approved the pro-
f.Si0r II ne Peace Treaty
t1res,ali any attempt The
1.e-t make % re-estabiisil
machine ny utilizing out
TIE article prohibits the
'I+r-Ilan military insf-uc-
"a,C0 countries. Il was re-
!rats.r. committee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22

Forecast for Boston and v.cinity:
Tuesday far. Wednesday increasing
cloudiness gentle 20 moderate north
To east winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22

-. : avas3.-i. was an
,acolrItv This afternoon
-4-.nes 1Gd ALLEN about
v- -: i place called Les
-s-.- ne yowu 81 ST Ram
ne Cepa--menI Of
E.one --ve- south ot
res and MS Tnecha-llcaan
a machine smashed
-.~ whose .!eaTh - 70
81 his a.Trlale. vas
ding French a4rTnen.
he first Frencnu1en
t;,rr ard during the
WIS varv active n
y Europe. winning the
age finishing fourth
.'a7 circuit race and
-S records for height
'2-~s1 ana finishing sec
t-sE Cl-cu2t races. He
6:-st avia1ors n 1y
n Paris. DONG this on
~ April - 1917. al
"~s aga EeGrInes was
@-v by me fal of his
Denis He recovered
cs ana - August of
rG.,lr - America and
-.oDai aviation race
>"pr 2 IN 1918 ne
r> 70 Ca.rn
"- -ar~ae IN the French
-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
:IEDRINES KILLED
: / nous Frenchman
Falls from Plane
--sss Life ~ Attemp, at Non Stop
gn. From ViIiacoutiay to Rome
S Mechanician Also Killed
~ dc-re Smashed 70 Pieces

APR! -.-Br ne Associated
IS lies T543r-nes. a noted French
49, vas killed ,oday when his
'-,e.ae te-l n ne Department of
VIE T,-d--aes vas attempting
-aa nonstop f3ghI rom Villa
----v = 3orne re mecnanic.a1 n
~-1--e a. was killed
re Machine n winch they were
-- ne TIP vas wrecked.
--a -ec,GeG- occurred about .g.5o
= On, - Les Foull,ouses and
s~T-.i = MAS Gue 70 The ma
.-+ .-l -9s.rg n The ar. The ava
- --i., q --ea, helgnI and the
7 se-i ii taerTl vas llsiaaGa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
WEDNESDAY,: Fair

minute nearing: No job too small.
no Job too large to -ece,~e prcmcs
attention at the printing plant Of tire
kennebec Jcurnai Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-08
OHIO TO FIGHT The
west VIRGINIA LAW
CUTTING OFF ITS GAS

spccial Dispatch to The Inten'sencc' A.
COLUMBus.. Ohio. March I.-Al,
though West Virginia mas e',] t@ns-
t,w effective May IN. cutting or trans
variation Of natural gas into ohio un-
fl fl West Virginia's needs arc fully sup
nlied Ohio gas consumers need not %
worricd about il for minute. acco.u
irr IN Brrchrr W. Waltermirc. mc'nDef
of nS the m public utilities commission -,
THE law is unconstIiut'ohaa ta,c a
West Virginia officials know H.. s".1
,v,ltcrmlre. 1T will stand the tcs.
of ,br courts about two minutes. IL -
10 prevent that sort Of. thing ''ha' W"
have 4 federal constitution.
W the West Virginia law woulo
stnnd, there would be nothing 10 pre-
vent Ohio from enactinE law lo'o.u
ding il TO buy coal from West VIZ
,,;ni. until the Buckley" mines arc eA-
haustcd. Wcltermirc declared
Attorney General lr'cr *a'o . ."aas
sui. will likely be filed in inc hIttu
ctotcs supreme court 10 stop opera
lion of The West Virginia law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-08
Daniels and Aides to Europe
i'm Search Of New Naval ldeass
Baker i'm Another Trip to France

Secretary Daniels WAS invited by m"
RriliHh admiralty I" visit Europe during
IlI. war. hul h. was unable To accept
that invitation. However. Assistant
Secretary l:un%cvrlt. who will j." acting
secretary whll" Mr.. Daniels IS overseas.
twicr visited tho war Zonr.
Secretary Baker made two visits TO
Franco during III" w:Lr and had planned
n third ono. immediately after the sign
inn. of ihr arniS;!cr So rs Ia give his
personal attention to the settlement of
tn. many hg problems growing out nf
th" presence Of millions Of American
snidICrs.
The decision of President Wilson to
u;rrnd tn" peace conference. n"r'Ssltated
Il delay amd Edward l.. Stcttinlus. who
was then IN France ;tS the personal rep
rrS,uiallVt.. of tho secretary Of war, Wa
trusted with IN" negotiations looking 10
,h,. irSpcsii!un "t tn" vast quantities OF
hull,:nr material and other equipment
not rf n strictly military nature which
had been concentrated for III" army in
Franc"
When Mr.: S'"ti,uiuS returned. some
u.,ks ar,. H." reported satisfactory
prurrcSs ~ lis negotiations with tho
French and other governments. but
ih.r,.. remain nanny questions which
mach l". ,I,,,l,lrd h% IA" secretary. VIII"
has felt rhar J.; co"Id rNi'"d'l" this en-
,,~,. matter ~ las personal attention 10
II ~ Eur"r"
Tao war secretary hopes to he able 10
,nrrpErt" all ~. work that lies before
h.,,. n r'ranr.' n three weeks tim" and
r.l .itck t. Washington by the middle
.f NlN. while he is "Ncr$"a* benedict
t'rnwrII. Hrst assistant 10 Mr.. l'akcr.
VIII act IL SECRETARY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-08
NA7|ONALI9M Is
HAYS KEYNOTE
IN MFNNESOT

ST. PAUL. MIMI March Twill H.
Hays. chairman of tn" Republican na-
tional committee. IN speeches and con-
ference in ;hc Twin cities. to-day and
tonight. formally opened the Ecpuhli-
can campaign for national victory at the
polls in 1920.
Supreme nntlonalism WIS I'll" Keynote
OF the Republican leaders speeches
"Whil" We sock earnestly ana prayer
fully for methods lrSScninE fulur" wars
and will 20 far. indeed. in :tu honest Of
for, To that "nd W. Will accept no in
definite Observation-Disclosures us 4 Suhsti-
tutc for fcrvcnt American nai.0anl. Sm." ."
was his stand on III" lc.tcII" uf nations
question in addressing the northwest
rally here tonight.
United States Senator Frank r. krl-
loGg. speaking al the rally. reviewed l;r-
publican achievements during III" war
and expressed hope for amendments to
tho present lcaEIi" q. nations draft.
Governor J. 4. BurnQu St in welcoming
the chairman of tn" national committee.
assailcd G"orG" Cr"cl. ChrirInmn of tn.
committee on public Information.
He referred TO ;In Hricl" by G"nrc"
Crccl. printed in tn" March number Of
an eastern magazine.
George Crccl accuses the citizens and
officials Of this stat" nf prosecuting. dur
Ing tho war. certain elements ."t uu?
pcop1" for political purposes" sad tn~
governor. and h" referred IL statements
! in Crcers arti~l" as "iufa;nuuS allcEa-
| tions and "malicious fahricat ions"
Governor Burnquisl dcni"d that the
Minnesota public safety commission had
prohi btnd the Nom i'nrtiSnn League
| from holding meetings in Minnesota. but
declared that cortal county officials nn
their own Initiative. and supported hy
! Indignant citizens. prevented O. number
! of league meetings during the w;t'
period.
| Discussing tn" l"aEu" of nations. as
! outlined hy President Wilson. Senator
Kellogg said: Il nm willing and
anxious to give the lnaFu" nF na;innS =
fair trial. But I r"coEniZ". as Al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-08
Complete Peace Treaty
March 10th; Wilson
Advised by Wireless

rkRIS. March = Ky 'h'' .NSS'cia'f"
T'-"ss) ).-FrrSid"nt Wilson - !""nS ha
.Is~d daily BY wireless q; tA' ""F"'o7'
HHnts q Sh' ..,, >,
wh"n hr arrives IN E'.7!> ~ VIII ~
th"ut as !u!'* 'n'"r'h''l ~ '''''
H1fS at'e''ut 49,
=! OF the ET""' r'', ,, ,d nov.
Thc c"ihpI''' "f''
:ht Terms "A INC r'ti'I,;
acre sen. 80 "'.', .,,i .,.i,.,..,., ,,.,,,
.""h n''''"'s ",I a,; .r,I. ..,.
'!"ia''o"S N''' -. .,,..,,,,,,- ,,,,,r.,,.t.
- enor" "''0' sc;,;on, , - ~, ,,,rv
80 '
h""Spa'', ~. ,,,., ,,,,s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-08
Taft Boosts League :
Of Nations in Talk
To Fairmont Audience

FAIRMONT, W. Va, March Tx
President William Howard Taft was an
honorcd guest In Fairmont to-day and
he was given an enthusiastic welcome,
with hammers and national cnhlems
afloat everywhere.
Tonight, at the Grand Opera House,
Judge Taft spoke before an Immense
audience on the subject Of The League
of Nations" along which line he has be-
come prominent in his position as presi-
dent of the league formed to enforce
peace. Congressman II. n. Nicely in
troducnd the speaker. In his address
Judge Taft made 1t plain that he WIS
not :ndulginG now in politics, but was
working for the league OF nations Tor
the good Of the world at large; that his
policy was purely non-partisan and that
he strongly endorsed the league OF ma
tons as now proposed. with some rev
changes III suit the eXpcdicncy of the
times. Altogether his address was prac-
ticallv the same us given in New York
recently, when he spoke with President
wilson, Is r,f, .c,n,o hero from Pittsburgh
to-day Mt noon and returned 10 that city
tonight at midnight.
On his arrival here he was entertained
ut luncheon ai "llighgatc." the home OF
Mr., and Mrs. James Edwin Watson. At
{ O'clock former President Taft met the
public III general At IN" Elks club, and
for one hour ihGrc WIS Il continuous
stream OF people in line awaiting 10
shak. hands with him.
He was presented hy Judge ". S. Hay
mnnd. He gave IL brief talk TO the AS
saml!agc' ut the f.Iks club BrooKs
Flcning Jr. headed the committee on
entertainment from III" Elks lodge.
Judge Tar; came hero under the auspices
Of tn, Eairtn"nt stat" normal school lee
,urc course. as special number. at tho
request nf th.s general public. who
wanted to hear what tho great leader
had 10 say IN the all important topic.
The League Of Nations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-08
BOWERS GOES
ON WAYS N|EAN5
IN THE HOUSE
GOODYKOONTZ PLACED
ON THE JUDICIARY
Two West Virginia Congress
men Given Posts on I'm
portant Committees.

WASHINGTON. March Mime NV
members of the house ways ana ''':''''
committee were elected today D! '"s
Republican cummittca On committees.
Th,:r are: Cnpely. Illinois: Young
North Dakota: Tilsnn. tonnccticut'
Mott, New York: F'rcar. Wisconsin,
r,rharnch. New Jersey; Bowers. west
Virginla; lGadlcy. Washington. ana
Timhcrlakc. Colorado
Hnldoyer Republican members arr
Chairman Fortincy. Michigan; MOOT
pcnnsyIvan Green. Iowa; Longwor'h'
Ohio: Hawlry. Oregon. and Ircad"a9'
Massachusetts. I'D. -
The Democratic personnel VIII IT,
main unchanged. the committee lh'th
brrshp having been increased 10 t"'n-
ty-flv" Ivy the Republicans $" M MI
1inriry might retain all members iI'
elected TO the next congress-
WASHINGTON, March 7.-Srlcctlon
Of the personnel of seven OF the pr'n.
cin,I buusc commuters was completed
today by the Republican committee on
committees. Forty-livc vacancies wcl
hlIcd with assignments about equally
divided between those who supported
Rcnrcscntativc Gillrtt. Of Massachu-
srtls. and Representative Mann. ol ~
Iinois in the recent spcakcrShIp coH-
tcsT. :.
There were several developments IN
tho flnor leadership contest. RePrrscn,
iativr Moore oc Pennsylvania ANNOUNCED
that hr would not bn candidate ana
would urge Representative Mann 10 con-
,ir:n a. fonr leader. Representative
NonGcll Of Wyoming. ranking member
ti tho steering comp!ttrc and caho'-
date fnr the leadership. also said that nc
would favor Mr., Mann's continuance
but rh, Illinois member reiterated mat
lie would not be- up for reelection
Republican membership OF the COM
mi,icrs completed today follows:
Agriculture: New members. johns
Pcnnsylyania: Mclaughlin. NHbrasNa'
Purnrll. Indiana: Ridick. Mon,anl
Weight. Wisconsin. Rcpuh'ichn h',u'
overs, chairman liaugcn, Iowa: M'-
laughln.. Michigan: Anderson M:i'He
sofa. Wilson. Illinois: Ward. New YORK
NckinI,y. illinois; Wason. New Hamp-
shire. and Hutchinson, New Jersey.
Military; New members. Fuller. Mas
sachus",ts. James. Michigan: k"arnS'
OHIO: Miller. Washington. and LaGuar'
diu. N.;w York. Republican hold,"Ncr
Cho;rman Kahn. California; Anthony
Kansas: Mckenzie. Illinois; Green. yer
| mont. NORM. Pennsylvania; Craso
| Pennsylvania; Hull Iowa.
judiciary: New members. Eoics: lowe
Chrstophson. South Dakota; GIassoni
Wisconsin,: Curric. Michigan; Hoou!
koontz, West Virginia; Yates. ll'ino's
| Hustled. New York. Republican hoIu'
overs. Chairman Folstead. Mlnnespla,
Morgan. Oklahoma: Graham' F.,'IsS ILL.,
,onin. Over, Missouri; Walsh, Massa-
chusc;ts; Reavis. Nebraska.
R;vcrs and hnrbors: New mcmoerS
rosirr Ohio: Hickey. Indiana; Jcwell
Illinois: Layton. Delaware; Raacllne
New Jersey. and Strong. Pcnnsyl'anla ana
Republican hod-overs. Chairman hGn. .i
rc6v iowa: Costello. PennsylVania
Dempsey. New York: Emerson. un'o
| 0sb5rnc, California. and Freeman Coh'
nccticut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-08
ALLIES BREAK
NEGOTIATIONS
WITH GERMANS
HUNS REFUSE TURNING
OVER OF iMANY SHIPS
Demand 2,5OO,OOO Tons Of
Foodstufs Before Civ
ing Up Vessels.

LONDON. March Tho negotiations
%. Spa relating - tho shipping question
.a,.e been temporarily broken OFF ac-
.a.diac 10 n German wireless message
,c";vrd here. today.
Tn. allies. the message says demand
, that all the remaining German ner-
iant ships should b. handed over un-
..,ditionally, withou: being willing to
Undertake the obligation OF supplying
'nrnany with f,>otstuffs. Tho German
n,e-ntrs il is added. received lnstrlc-
ms from their government that thH
.;cstion Of shipping. financ" and GOOD
uprlv must b. dealt wiki only rs
hole. Tho German moss lag" continues:
.%-The GucStion ot hnHGinG "T"r ;:t
,.rcac;:le tlerr can only ar's" n ado
nat. food supplies. say O.h"" IONS
: food stur:S a-e assured Germany
nil n" n"w har""e'. Tn 'Atcn''
ouid not agree - th!S.
As the Instructions "f h"th Sin"S
"A not 20 h""ond ;G:s. tT"n"h d"iH-
no proposed that n"E"' "''a'i"'S "''
-,kc3 OFF. ,herrup"n tl2 ,w" SPECIAL
's:csat.onS loft spa.
~
-..s.j .hc proposition for IN" use q: her
,,.-chant ships b. tn" allies, mad" I"
- drl"Ga,cst,a, Spa. IN" a-7nis'ic" conn
r1ission's headquarters.
Tho counter proposition - mAhs ~
=, Germans thai 'h"v viii r"'"aS" IN"
-;crn,ar shipping a"s;r"d IN return tor
dc+,nit, axsur..'c., thac "a"uCh tn"d
I'LL, ~ Snr. ir;n C"ru,r1y :" enable sh''
-av,rr,u,ert 80 w!thS'aa: ~" E"!sh":iN
N"vrrneat.
When the allied commission went I"
IA j, was b.lev"d tha' n" 7"l"tS" OF
10 sh;ps was merely a ou"s'''n - days
'. WIS proposed TO n" Germans that IN
-c-nrn for the re" OF 40 ships r"7ta'
SO naid. this :" D." entered ." '""''
..-~d:t against :heir food account.
Tho Germans. however. rc3i'"6 'ha'
-is would he inadequate and that thor
,us, b. a euarant"" OF s'"7dT. En'h-
.o--urtcd supply of food. No country
me :, nosi,ion tn saarly this food un-
CONTINUED on PHse Elne)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-08

LONDON. March 7.-Fronl
eight 10 twcnty-Srvcn persons are
estimated to have been killed, and
from twenty-five TO sercnty-three
wounded in rioting during the
past three days at the hlmei
military camp at Rhyl. Wales, ac-
rording tn a Liverpool dispatch
received here tonight. Great
property damage was caused, the
dispatch adds.
According To ihr latest reports from
Livrrnnnl, the riot was Start"d ny about
900 malcontcnts. There were .''DoV
Canadians in tho camp awaiting d"mooi-
lization and cmharkation. The men VINO
caused the .rouhlr were caSuais who h;lt!
scrvrd three or moro years in France
'Thcy rrn,rlain"d that their cmoarkatlon
CONTINUED on Pnge Ntns.)