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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
About People
Movements of individuals to and
From the cry.


Lyman Mct'alf. popular organist %
tn" Fourth street ". l.. church, left last
evening Tor New York city where II :
was transferred Icy the Wilson Packing
company. III. WI! continue h'~ MUSIC
there. tn" VdT,! ia III" church caused
by h.> departure VII To-. nl!vd hE Alliard
De, rk!l.
Mis- Wlrirr"d Grey Will arritc today
at her h"'n: ~ Elm ,;r"N,. tu spend a
m"nth's furl"u@h. Miss Gray Is 4 typisi
at Washnrl"n. i. t.
Mr.. g. l. rrll"y. II South York street.
has gone To liuItal". \. y. for Il few
Deputy County Clerk Willis Marahall
LETT yesterday on Il y:l.atIon trap to In
dIanapOlS. II" viii & on to Minnesota
To meet Mrs. Marshall who has been
visiting near Minneapolis
TIL" many friends IF Ernest IIurk-
h"imcr Will h. glad to learn that he is
now in New York and rNprrts shortly TO
be released from dut! hlvlnE served
for many months as y""man on the I'M
pcratcr.
Miss Hickman. gradual" nurse or Tho
Ohio Valley hospital. is now doing prI-
vate nursing. having an apartment at
the RAUL apartments.
Mss Jul" Mr''rnn. Of Cleveland. mas
been tn" guest for Il week Of Miss Anna
Miller.
Mrs Ncll Head and Mrs George Craw-
ford were visitors To Wheeling yrsrcr-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Campbell. OF SIS
t"rsvill". w"r" tn" guests Of MIR. and
Mrs. William Hopkins. of tn" South
Side. over IN" week end.
%rs Hurry Hamburger lift last night
for New York. where Sh" expects 10
max" h,r future homo.
Mrs. CharI"S Beast. Of South Chaplinc
street. is confined TO her home i'll.
Mr.. Paul l:.,k left yesterday morning
for Pittsburgh. where h" will attend
Carn"Ei" Tech.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grahn arc rcjoic-
ing over tho ARRIVED of daughter.
born Sunday morning.
Mrs. Carl Haas, who vas visiting h"r
mother. Mrs Sol KraUS for n week or
moro. has returned to her h"m" in Pitts
burEh.
s,nn!ry Twich"r. "E tight"cnlh @,r""t.
who has been connected with tn" Wheel
ing E'irc Tu&uranr" company for SOM"
timr will lcar" Thursday for Atlanta
Georgia.
MIR and Mre e. \. Robinson: Of to"
Island left Yesterday for Mountain
LAX" Park. Md. wh"r" they VIII enjoy
f"rtnicht's stay.
Dr. ". 4. ,'rarraft. Ir. has returned
TO his hum" in l."n"N. after spending tn"
past few days nj IN" IIamrshir" Club.
Mr.. G"orE" J. Mnthr*"n Jr.. OF Akron.
Ohio. was thr week end guest Of his
parents. Mr. arl Mrs. Gr"rg" Mathis"n
nj TIuhhard's Lane.
Mr.. Donald Fox. "f Chicago .is tn"
guest nf Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rcattic
NJ the RCutcr Apartments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
TALENTED LADY HERE
BOOKING CONCERTS
FOR JULES FALK co.
% anreasnted philharmonic ASsoc1anon
Here Before. Has lad ntre'
ing Career.

uise Mary Louise Schiller or the
American Philharmonic Association ~
in Wheeling hooking concerts LOT 'i,
IuIcs E'aIk Concert Company. which M.'i
opncar here carly in November. W.
L'alk Will hay" with him notcd amer
"a, errrano. who has appeared win lne
SAN carlos Opera Company here IN the
United States and has gwen Sc'crui
ncrfurmanccS in Europe. MT. raik Was
heard in am interesting recital last SeH'
and will no doubt draw large audl't'Cc
again. Arrangements are nov W.
made for his appearance" under inc
auspices Of tn" MuSicai hciai ''''''
tho Wuman'S club. ~
Miss Schiller. who is rather well
kuown among Wheeling club women.
having rrprrscntcd the PhIlharmonic
ASSOCIATION here before. has had an IN
trrrstinC career. rs she represented III"
American syndicate for tn" plctor'ai
prrc Of tn" Sunday suppicm"ht' III larlS
r,r five wears previous 10 tho war, at
tending nil tho fashion shows ana the
atrcs. where the most novel ana a.
llrhtCuI gowns. designed by the I"aulhH
,nodiytcS were exhibited by manh!h'nS
and worn by stage and social ccIcpr't's'
After seeing these creations. MISS o.''i
I,r made color sketches Of them. which
wv, syndicate. usually French GIRL ms
Miss Schiller was tn" only American
woman in Paris DOING that work for Inc
Syndicate. and the whole turned int" Inc
London office and then sent on [" inc
United states where tn" American
women Toasted over il with the Sunfay
breakfast coffee.
strangely enough gifted though sh" Is
m this way. Miss Schiller hates Ia SHOP
and Will do anything Ia avoid going into
, store to 20 through the process Of Sc
lcctinE a gown or 4 hat. IT sh" secs an
add in = newspaper for certain cos
tumc which happens I" strike her fancy
she iclrEraphs for it immediately. II II
hanncrs TO 10 in New York and Sh" in
Clrycloud II she goes into store and
II hat meets with her approval. but per-
hans. mind you. without first trying It
or the idea strikes her that II ~ half an
iurb .o, high in the head sig" she or
dcrs i, shortened. has il sent homo, puts
II on and. forg.ts i. Sh" has system
down 10 tn" fines; point. and gives as
IittIc time to buying her clothes rs can
be possibly imagined.
Miss Schiller was horn in Middlcbury
County. Virginia. She will probably be
in Wheeling for tho next two weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
Miss BlshoD Leaves.

Miss FlurCn"" May bishop. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. G"urg" \. Bishop. OF
/ Woodlawn. left Sunday night for Wash
ington. j.. {. Miss bishop Will teach
music in III" Washington Park Seminary
there Sh" has just completed course
in music nj Columbia university. y. Y
having attended the summer term Of
school. Miss BISHOP is well known
pianist and organist and all last winter
served as OrEaniSt nj 81. Matthews /,
l.. church. She has many friends who
regret her dcpartur" from IN" city. hut
rri"ic" II her aurC"%s in securing her
Pr sent position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30

The many friends Of Miss Ecrnardine
Emmerth and Mr.. Elvin Collins will be
surprised to hear Of their marriage.
which took place at the Cathedral resi-
dcnce, on the morning Of tho sixteenth
Of September. the Rev. Q. Fl. Moye haV-
ing performed the wedding service.
The happy couple returned to the city
today, after n tour in the East, and
their many friends arc making haste TO
offer hearticst congratulations.
Miss Emmerth is the daughter OF MT,
and Mrs Frank Emmcrth Of tho Island.
while the groom is the son Of Mr.. Will
lam r. Collins OF Warwood. Mr.. Col
Inns is engaged in the West Virginia
Air Craft Company at Warwoods
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
Sure Way to Regain
Robust Bloom of Youth

\ smooth. vrIvcty-soft skin. with
delicate p"aCh-likr bloom. Is one OF the
creators most exquisite works. When
the first blush OF youth Is over. this
beautiful tint and satiny lustre are
rarely seen. How to preserve them
that's the question. Famous beauty ex-
rrrts abroad long have known that or
Lin,r,. mcrCnlizcd wax works wonder IN
mis- direction. II actually gives new
surface ,n the skin. restoring that mar
vicious rirI.sh color and soNncss In 4
remarkable manner. An ounce or this
WAY prorurab!r at any DIR ";store; VIII
rnnycr, :, Iadrd wornout. discolored.
rrrcklrd ar pimply complexion into on"
Of captivating l"vc!imrss In leo than
two weeks.
No special <Si!l is necessary in apply
ing mrrrnIiZ"I wax. II being smeared on
M night Ike cold cream and washed off
in the morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30

Virginia Worhcr, Iron" Flynn. Mary Shi-
den. Horny N"Elrr. N"!li" Harnits. Ear
hara Faust. tha&. Vaughn. Anna Gril-
fith. Clara He'll. Mary Handler. Anna
McCluSkcy. Margaret Harvey. Mary
Dickson. Johanna McGr,Il. Mary Schra-
crdr Regina ''urrtn, Margaret Cnrran.
Mary I:arrr:t. Minnie furl;lc, Margaret
GrjFrth L.. II. IIInch. !. J. burns. Agnes
Mcdonald. Rose W!lh"lm. Agnes Davis.
olive Howell. B"at-iC" Mrrullcy. Ali""
Pope. James uC"nn"ll. Mary Garrison,
Agnes EHrklr. Julia Patton. Joseph
Duffy. Elizabeth duffy. Elizabeth Cur
ran. i. II. II"rk ms. Marguerite Madden,
Helen I;u-k".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
Tabernncle Society

Tho lnItlAI mcCtIn!; NI The fHII Season
of the cathedral TahrrnaCl" Society Will
b" held this aficrnuon at " o'clock in
the basement Of st. JoS"ph'S Cathrdral
Each Tuesday throughout tho winter
months th"S" ladies Will com" togci her
and spend n few hours making NrSi-
mcnts and other articles for III" use Of
the clergy. Mrs. NJ. a. Hoy" IS pr'si-
dcnt Of tho society: Mrs. LOUIS" cook is
vice president: Mrs. w. i. ROS" j. ..".'-
treasurer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
CITY. SOLICITOR At i;
WORK ON BOND
ISSUE ORDINANCE

City Solicitor J. J. r. O'Brien. with
the assistance Of City Manager Charles
q. Ephlin. is hard at work preparing the
bond issue for the proposed general i'm
provcmcnt bonds. While It Is hardly
probable that the ordinance will be
ready for council this evening. every CT
fort is being made to complete the ordi-
nance so that the bond election can be
held not later than the last OF October
The solicitor will leave blank tho
spaces provided for naming the date OF
the bond election. so that the dates may
be inserted when council decides upon
tho day for tho election.
As soon as the bond issue ordinance IL
completed. the city solicitor will draft
the ordinance under which the. Greater
Wheeling election will be held late IN
November.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
YOUNG LADIES OF
EOFF ST. TEMPLE

Al the annual meeting OF the young
ladies 81 the lLoff street tempt" the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Miss Kay
Sirinhausrr president: Flora l*cnb"rg"r.
vice president; Emma iianau"r treas
urcr. Amelia iIach"rh"imcr secretary.
The. secretly ~ known for IFS activities.
inrIudIng church. social AMI ben, VIOLENT
wurk.
Tho members NJ tho guild an'icipai"
irving u banquet ~ III" NV members
Of tho association very soon. the ladies'
If IN" guild serving III" dinner, which
will h. gIt"n IN tho I:rn street temple.
The date will be find later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
Thee Dance.

Thursday evening. October .. ano,hcr
Of tn" very "nJ"y'thl" The" dances will!
be- held in tn" Market auditorium.
Gc3c'S orchestra of Altoona. Pa. wall
make IL; first aHp"aranc" II tho city for
this dane" and u splendid musical I""-
gram will u" rendered during tho cv"n-
ing. An efficient committee is in charge
Of III" arrangements for tn" affair and
Il large crowd is being planned for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30

h"rs of tho WOman'S hlianC" Of tho
FIRST Unitarian church viii meet ut the
HON" Of their pastor. Rev. clara Cook
li"lvic. This will u" tn" first meeting
of the season and will lac featured with
al interesting program which will in
cludr the reading of Robert Browning 8
works ~ DR.. lI'lyic and several musical
! S"l""tirns hy Mrs Zen l.. Morrison and
Mrs. T.. =. kOminC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
cra1txr,en Opening Dance.

Copies or the following invitation
have been received by larE" number
Of the social set for the opening dane"
Of the season to be given by tho
"CraftsmCn":
Yourself and lady arc cordially
invited To attend
-CRAF~rSMEN" Autumn HOP
At ElkS' club
Wheeling. W. Va
$50 to l o'clock.
Strictly invitation.
Programs Jacobs Orchestra
Committee
Ebhart cook. jr.
Danncbcrg Holland
Morchead Srhen"rlctn
Crawford HeaSlctt
Topp Daubcrt
Gcbhart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
Opening Dance Tonight.

Mrs. Maudc Sp"nn"r Hcckrr VII open
hcr dancing academy this evening At
her studio on the Island. This initial
affair Will hc ono Of tn" over popular
orchestra dances and 4 large number Of
present and past high school STUDENTS
and young business people are planning
! to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
Craft Twiu Meeting

Tho members of IN" "Iraft" Twig will
meet on Wednesday afternoon At the
Country club, tlr quests OF Mrs. J. T.
Baum. This Will l." the first regular
meeting If tho season and Will doubt
less prove most interesting. Luncheon
will 10 served ut ! O'Clock followed by
an afternoon of tn" usual n"cdi"work
for tn" benefit uf the ohio Valley Cen
rrnl hnSuil;il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
Birthday Party

Miss Sarah Jackson viii entertain tn"
members Of her bridge club Wednesday
afternoon at her HON" in W""dSdalC.
This affair will Cclcbrat" the birthday
anniversary of the hostess. This is an
annual affair and is being eagerly anti"-
ipatcd by tn" group. Luncheon will h"
served ut 80 o'clock followed by an
interesting session Of bridge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30

Tho initial dance Of the Stone &
Thomas Benefit association will be the
first large affair given by them this
year. The association provides for an
Insurance against sickness among the
employees of the company. and gives soy
eral affairs OF this kind during the year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30

Honor Ex-Soldiers

Tho members Of tho l'hi Sigma Chi
fraternity Of Martins Ferry Will Civ" 4
banquet next Saturday evening at Nor
Ean'S Inn AT West Alexander. Tho event
Will honor tn" members of tho fraternity
who have returned from military SCrV-
ice. Twcnty-nin" nr.mhcrS were in tn"
service. one of whom gave his life on
tho battlciicld Fitting services Will
feature the evening and an enjoyable
time Is in store for all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30
Entertained Husbands.

Something novel in tn" m''ring o'
clubs was held last evening at Way
mans Inn at Bethel. when ~" members
OF tn: "Fuzz" club entertained their
husbands with 4 chicken and waffle din
ncr. The affair caused much mcrrimcnt
and tho evening was c-I" of genuine
mcrriment from their arrival to the de-
parturc. A cluster of red dahlas cen
tered tho table. at which tho following
were seated:
McSSrS. and Mcsdames--
d. l.. Murrin Albert Krcbs
w Il. Kahn Guy Lacey
Harry Murrin Chris Notlo
f. 4. BaChman 4. W kunkle
Harry Simpson Oll.c Reid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-30

BUY WAR sAv1Noc sTL"2s-.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-08-20
.H|CHLANDERS DEFEAT SMOKERS
IN THINNING GAME; SCORE 20

to bat next, to come through with q
hit. He sent fast one to Brown who
again fumbled the ball and then peg
ged to second too late to head off Po-
land while Ery crossed the plate with
the tying run. Love, who was under
the impression that the ball had been
hit into the outfield, also attempted
to score but was headed off at the
plate by good margin. With the
score tied the Highlanders went out
to win the game and, after two more
scoreless innings, they accomplished
this after two men down. Love, first
man up in the twelfth, started things
going with single to left and Poland
laid down bunt toward first and was
safe at first when Corcho threw wild
to first, Poland going to second and
Love beating 1t to third.
, Everything certainly looked good
but Wright was an easy out, Corcho
to Dellinger, while Love was held al
third and Pope next up, took three
healthy swings and struck out. vi
came Morris with his trusty war clut
and after taking two swings at th'
ball which showed his intentions, HI
hit the next one square on the nos'
and it went sailing over short Tor
safe hit while Love trotted homo wit
the winning run.
It certainly was a grand game o
ball and it was a pleasure to sit an
watch the brand of ball-playing tina
was witnessed yesterday, the loca
boys putting up an errorless gam
and fighting from start to finish.
Good work boys and at them agai
i, today
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-08-20
TRADE COMMISSION GOES
TO EUROPE IN SEPTEMBER

Washington, D. c., Aug Zo'-lhe
Trade Commission to Europe peihe
assembled by the Southern CONNER
cial Congress will leave New fork Oh
the s S. Noordam of the Hoilanu
American Line, September Srd' az
rivine in Boulogne September lzth'
The itinerary will include France
1ta,v. Belgium, Holland and England
The general headquarters Will be eS,
tahlisbed in Paris and London Inc
obiact of the commission is to set up
direct. reciprocal commercial anu
financial relations between the umteU
states and Europe The CommiSsioi
will receive its credentials from 'n'
State Department and will opeia'' %
with the cooperation Of the On''e'
states Department of Commerce
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-08-20
MANUFACTURERS WANT
METRIC MEASUREMENTS
World Trade Club Of San Francisco
Cites Many Endorsements

San Francisco, Aug. 20.-Advocat-
ing that an advance be made to the
simple and logical metric system of
weights and measures, manufacturers
of the United States and Britannia
have rallied to the support Of the
World Trade Club Of San Francisco
in their campaign to secure world
wide adoption of metric units.
The Lord Mayor of Manchester,
! representing one of Britannias most
important industrial cities, is presi'
| dent of the Manchester and District
! Decimal Association, whose purpose
is to secure legislation in favor o
the metric system.
The president and founder of th'
American National Association o
Manufacturers Theodore G. Search
was a staunch advocate Of the metri
system.
The American National Wholesal
Grocers' Association voted over
wheimingly in favor of adoption
metric units.
, The American National Gamer
Association urges adoption of metr
/ units. This sentiment was passed
a convention of 5000 delegates.
Many other important organization
a have been active in advocating I'll
O metric system.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-08-20
(By Smiley


In one of the most beautiful games
witnessed on the local diamond, the
Highlanders defeated the Smokers in
the opening game Of the second half
of the League season after twelve in
nings Of hard struggling.
1t certainly was battle royal and
for a time 1t seemed as though neith-
er side would ever be able to score.
Hall and Corcho were the opposing
pitchers, both being in perfect shape
and the game progressed in a pitch
ers battle, setting the batters down
in one, two, three order.
Corcho was in extraordinary good
shane for the Cuban pitched the best
game OF his career this season.
striking ou thirteen men and allow
ing but four hits during the entire
| game. His control also was perfect
and with his cunning pitching de-
served to win the game but the de-
fense behind him broke and caused
his defeat. Hall also was in superb
form allowing but three hits i'll nine
frames and was going in great shape
when he gave way to Ery who took
his place at bat in the last half Of the
ninth as pinch hitter. The big fellow
kept up the good work and held the
visitors we'll in check and with the
boys behind him playing like house
on fire, there was not much chance
for the visitors and it almost seemed
that the game would have to be called
3 on account of darkness.
| Love played sensational game al
, short for the little fellow covered Q
lot of ground in fielding several diff
cult chances and brought the cheers
from the fans when he made beau
tiful bare-hand stop of Johnson's no
drive, holding Farrior at third, thu
saving a score. Morris, our lank,
n first baseman proved to be the mai
u of the hour when he came through
with a ripping single over short scor
q ing the winning run.
How II All Happened
3 Turner the first man up IN IN
r ninth doubled to right center an
N Johnson Immediately sent him
a third with a perfect sacrifice. Barbe
= next lifted a high fysto Poland an
r Turner beat the ball to the plat
h. scoring the first run of the game
e, Felix was an easy out to Wicker. D'
\ termined to win the game, Manage
- wicker sent in Ery to bat In plat
IS Of Hall and, although he did NJ
ne come through with hit, he neverth
m less put the jinx on the visitors. A
nd ter taking two healthy swings he D
TO Brown who fumbled the ball al
eo by the time he recovered it the b
on bow was safely on first. Riva SCI
he him to second with a roller to Brow
20 and Wicker. next up tried hard
connect for a single but struck o
Gu in the attempt.
with two men down things look
as though the Jig was up but Lo
worked Corcho for pass and t
"Lion" Poland trotted to the plat
ted The big fellow hit hot one iowa
The third which Felix was unable to ha
20. die and the bases were loaded. Ia
:. ebout your excitement! We certa
lv had it now. Why, some OF Il
SEQ fans twisted their thumbs clean
y. Of Joint, pulling for Wright who ca
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-08-20
,RGANIZATIoN OF
GERMAN FOREIGN OFFICE

krlin, Aug. INSTRUMENTATION OF
Foreign Office will begin soon but
Rnnot be expected to move very
tly since the newcomers must
some time to become acquainted
their new work, says the
Sche Allgemeine Zeitung.
eady one new minister, an under
tary, a political director and a
Rnal reporter have undertaken
new duties at the Foreign ONCE
system will be altered so tha'
Individual will control all rela
with one given country whereas
political, commercial and new re
S were handled separately,
re are about fifty diplomatic
to be filled, besides countless lie
and consular positions.
rank which diplomats abroa'
AXE is still uncertain and it /
ered probable that many coun
will appoint charges d. affaires
ample which Germany must 10
Allgemeine says that the GEL
ommissary at Versailles, Dlre'
mons, after leaving the stat
will become business directo
Imperial Association Of Germa
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-08-20
1000 BOLSHEVIKI ESCAPED
PRISONERS CAPTURED
(By Associated Press.)

Omsk, Aug. 2O.-Two thousand
Rolsheviki and Magyars who escaped
from prison camps at Krasno yards,
were surprised by Siberian troops to-
day. Two hundred were killed and
the remainder, except sixty who es-
capped, were captured, according to a
Czecho report.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-08-20
INCOMPLETE RETURNS
SHOW BOND ELECTION
RESULT IS DOUBTFUL

The special road election held in the
county yesterday brought out but a
very light vote, many districts appar-
emily not having received enough ad-
vance notice to make it generally
known that an election was to be held
and as a consequence the vote was
not brought out
The Evening Telegram made every
effort possible to get the returns and
has kept the wires hot but has ex
perienced great difficulty in fidine
anyone in many of the districts wht
could give desired Information.
The results as far as it was possible
to ascertain them are given below
with several districts yet to be hear'
from:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-08-20
(By Associated Press)

Washington, Aug. 20.-John Fer
|son official adviser to the Chinese
|esident, told the Senate foreign
tmmittee that China regards the
herican acceptance of the Shan
hg provision of the peace treaty as
deviation from the American policy
friendly cooperation.