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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
WAVE OF CRIME IN
new YORK; YEGGMEN
MAKE THEIR GETAWAY

nu:w yOnN, hITll I,,fnnfoTri"a "n
IhnmaaIvan tho "fInel"m al III" 'I'P'
an mur r,wu "mmh"r "f Y"HH'""" "p Wv
tho vrnh nnd hrt", "r"'hlnE r"V"" SUI"
an ruiuTtny uIphi aud nthh"Y. ""'"h-
Irp roarIy tif,OnO Ia i""' "'h E"'''"G
,wnv with all ur u. n"c"rdlnH u ~.
IucieuI phminnI"n hv Tho p"li'" '"n'S '.
.rhc hul,Insi or tho nnTn br"hhnrr nv
Inrnd nm in Tho hum" "f hrph"r IN
hrnud daylight. entered Tho h"IH" M"
carried m u hO0 pound FHf". ~h"h thop
I brnho npnn IN u mrnd"w IN '"n'rh' pn'"'
wa miles nwny rh"y "hinihrn hop"t
81 0nO In cnrh nuh Liberty b"ndH hn'
I SO. ono IN J"YclrY.
Another party 0f "w""k rhd"'h
tcrcd u drug Htoro In Tho hchr' "I
city. dragged tho nnfn from b"n'"'h
lIph, which had been left hurni ut
tho hrncnr Of pnnnlnK p"tr"in"h' n""
rIncd "A or 5000 In dark corner.
r,nIn,luu ur , nllru-Ylyonrinn charge
,mpIuyrd by other ycRRa TO open lhr
,nrr I'm n manufacturing plant Rttrnctcd
- ,corc Of rrnldrntr uf Tn" no'Eho"r-
hand mt n rn-muI STRANGER readily con-
,,trr.d them tn" rNrIurIun wnr IN"
"brcknrc" nf IL unrninU nHinm"bll"' hhd
,hov wont hnck home. rh" thI"r"H ih"h
dcnnricd lrInurcly with about ~l'"o"
Tho other rubhori"n wnrr more pro-
,nIr hut in no cnno did tho police lrnrn
Of the crimes until their authors mn"
Ind ncv"rnl hnurr ntnrt.
Now York phyHIcinnn wrr" "nrn"h TO-
day by l,r ITdwnrh l.. Spit""r' mn ~
bcInI OF tho Ihy7lclnnH protective
lnag,lc. to lrnvc their vn'nnbI"a nj homo
uh"u they nnnwcrcd night hollis 10 Mt
tcnd sirnnGcrH.
rubust invalid who summoned ono
,hvslcInu recently struck tho physician
over tho hcnd with n blackjack whom tn"
lattcr bent TO take his pulse. DR.. Splitter
said when tho physician rcgnincd con-
sclolsncss tho patient" had disappear
cd taking tho doctors "rolf' OF 1lol
and n diamond rims.
City and county authorities arc max
Inr mn especial effort TO Eupprcss crimc'
according 10 announcements.
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WASHINGTON. April 7.-Licutonant
Colonel Annoll. former netting judge nd
yocato general and ono OF tho lenders
In tho controversy ov"r courts-rnhrtlni
procedure. has bocn directed by Sccrc-
tary Bakcr to prepare and submit n hilt
which IN his opinion would correct def
cioncies in tho existing military justice
system.
Thu sccretarya order. under date OF
Aprtl s. was mado public to-day by the
war department. At the samo time an
nouncenent was made that Secretary
Baker had refused. for the second time.
10 mako public the recent communion
ton from Colonel Anseli replying to
statements made by Major General
Crowder. judge advocate general.
Tho secretRrys order. which Is in TIM
firm of regular departmental COM
municatton. signed by the adJutant gen
oral, through whom II was transmitted.
follows:
Tho secretary OF war acknowledges
tho receipt through military channels or
tho first paragraph OF the endorsement
made by Lieutenant Colonel Ansell. un-
der tho date OF April .. dealing with tho
subject Of proposed changes In the ayn-
tom of military justice. The suESes-
tions made by Lieutenant Colonel hnseil
arc entirely appropriate In form and
substance and merit "hrnrst considcrn-
ton, which they will receive. With
many Of the suggestions the sccrctnry
of war fnds himself In hearty concur
renee. If. In fact. existing statute law
Is defective in the particular suggested
by the proposed changes. In order than
tho subject may be fully considered and
ahe Views Of Lieutenant Colonel Ansell
adequately studied. 1t Is directed that
Lieutenant. Colonel Anseu prepare ana
submit to the secretary Of war. Mt the
earliest possible date. n draft of such ~
bill as in his opinion would be adapted
to carry into effect the ideas expressed
in the first paragraph Of his endorse,
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SINS { TERED
WAR. |NCOCN|TO
American Admiral Makes In
teresting Disclosure
i'm Interview.

NHw YORK. April 7c-riat Ilonr Nd
mlrnI William n. HlInr. accompanied ny
ono aide. proo~ctnd incoEnito Into ling
land undor nnEy department orhorn In
sund him two wnrkn bororn tho unit"d
Stntns ~ntrrrd tho war against Germany
wna told Tho Ansocintnd Prom by tn"
admiral hnro Tonight ON hin return from
o~ernonn.
In roply to rimpio qunrtionD. no Envo
q HtrniRhtforwurd account OF HIN min
sion. accompanied With dinpnsnionnIo o
comment ovnr many incidentn OF his nd
vosituro TINT Will could bo Incorporated
into tho mont romantic Of war ntorioh
On March - or al. 1917. tho admiral
anid, whIlo no wnn prraidcnt or tho
Nnyni War college AT Newport. he war
ordered to report "without delay" TO Tn"
aoorrtnry Of tho nnvy mt WnnhinEt"n
TO WINS not nottnrsl or tho nnturc of tho
bunirern to bo dircunHod. On hir arrival
thoro no wnn received In rncrnt c"nfnr-
cnco with Sccrotnry Daniels md Admiral
ncnron, chlot OF naval npcrntiunH.
Ho wnr told TINT Il ''lonkd nH though
We shall 20 to war 'nnd 1t wnH brciiIy
cxplaincd that no wan To go nj Unco ITO
sco tho peoplo on tho other side" and
reach an understanding ns to how the
United States best could co-opcrntr with
Allied sca forcon In operations against
Germany. Ono aide would be allowed 10
accompany him. no was told. md his
identity must not be known until 1t
might bc decided to reveal 1t after his
s,lfc arrival abroad
Commander J. v. Rabcock of New
(CcuttnHeA Oh Page Thirtoon.)
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NEW YORK, April 7.--Thn convoy byH-
tenn which many naval men hhd lormoh
ImprncI irnblc, OYerCumn tho German
submarine menace and figured tramen-
dously IN tho winning Of tho war. Tear
Admiral william h. Sims commander In
chief 0f the American navy f0rcns IN
European wuirrh, declared tO-dhy on his
arrival aboard tho lirltiHh liner Mhurola-
Iih.
Depth GlnrHon aud listsnlnn d1VIcea
hr. said. cont rihutnd materially in emo
Ernn IN iulalniuH practically M
hr"Lon the transatlantic ''hfihnn" 81
Irnnap"rIH ard auppiY HhipH ona"nl lal u"
IT," nIilnh vi'i"rP. aa ala 10" 'maa"II''
nonI wurI," mr Tho ,unrnhanl nnanien. VIII"
"Iuuh iIlolT rnrRuna nnrpa1 ANYWAY ~ M
ruuvuy" HuI II wnH tho conveying
nrrouc wurknd out Ia a flun hotall ny
tho uurul,inrd flnoIH "f Tho araoc'nteh
powora, Ihe ofrlcnr ansnri od, which Inaho
nnsrihln Tho transportation md supply
Ing ri Tho great American force. wh0Hn
appearance with tho nllica turned tho
lido against tho German Invaders on tho
wcatnrn front.
Germany waa winning.
Gcrmany wns winning tho war. tho
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WASHINGTON. April 7.M-LcEnlIty Of
tho procedure OF tho department Of
commcrcC's Industrial bonrd In seeking
to determine standard prices for staple
commodities still Is under careful con-
slderatiOn by government agencies. II
was learned to-day. Pending further
working out OF the plan, Attorney Cen
oral Palmer will not pass upon the
legality question. and no request for an
opinion Is now pending before him. He
has not taken official and formal Cogniz-
ancc OF the Industrial boards activities
and will refrain from doing 80. at least
temporarily.
This definition OF the attitude OF the
department of justice to-dny threw an
other element of uncertainty into tho
industrial boards plans, which were
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threatened with disruption by the rail-
road admlnlatrntion' refusal TO accept
tho boards prices for steel. Clariticn-
ton of tho relations between the board
nnd the railroad administration awaited
tho conference which Director Gcnoral
limos and George N. Peek. chairman or
the board. arc expected To hold within
Il day or two.
Some legal advisors OF Attorney Cen
eral Palmer believe clearly that the
standardlzing of prices. as evidenced
last week by tho uniform bids on steel
for the navy, constitutes a violation OF
trust laws, or. Mt least, that the practice
might soon develop into violations. This
attitude, however. Is based to IL certnln
extent on hypothetical considerations
which the department Of justice would
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Generals Attitude on
Price Fixing Not Determined

not recognize In any formal action.
Neither 10 this attitude to no considorrd
ma necessarily indicating tho final view
that tho attorney general will tako. II
was explained.
Tho legality Of the industrial boards
course. however. ls not nm Immediate
problem before that body, as tho prac-
tical question OF whether tho railroad
administration, now the governments
largest purchaser Of steel. coal and other
materials, will agree TO the prices al
ready set for stool or to other prices to
be. determined In the future. II a prac-
tical settlement Of tho dispute can be
found 1t Ia considered probable that tho
department OF justice then will be asked
formally for an opinion on tho legality.
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Smoke Flares Will Be.
Used as Location Aids
In Over Ocean FIiEIk

WASHINGTON. April 7.-B1ama A.
rmOko flnroB developed during tha IMOR
md improved rocnntIy by chemical ~
perth Of tho nrny. will ho factors In ~
irnnn-htlnntlC fljEht TO bo undertakes
nnxt month by navM SehpIAne0. NJ
dropping thoro flnran mt inthrvAlA,I thu
nvinlorn will bo nblo 10 determine The
drift of .thcir plnnon In tho Cross W1n1a
and mako tho corrections nocossAfyzlg
kcop thom on tlipIr courrs. r sI%5ggy
Commander j. II. Towers. IN chArHAHs
preparations for tho flight, nxplA1n~4 ~
dny that tho flnro. would bo In the Bh
of bombs. which upon striking heiy1te9'
would give Oft flamo and smoke, tbs ~
visible for RnF distances at night -
tho other bH day, Tho flares Wuulagf
main virtually stationary on the %WAt
and thereby Indicate tho angle atSWhloA
the machines wero being driven fromsA.
straight linc. 5lg9ss
This Is only one Of the many dstatLe
which officers In charge oftho plan ~,
the flight have had to work out. 5pect1i
devices havo been necessary in -
case and this In a measure AccountA40s
the longth Of time consumed in SmaE4
ready for tho start. - :; lJs.s lSssssS.
Numerous expcricments With ~
plnncs themselves also have boon uoeo
snry Mono OF tho three OF the Nc
typo thus far completed IL ready foFdAN,
start Of tho overseas voyaEe and offleMl
snid today that consequently they h.
not even undertaken to select a atentafiN
date for leaving RockAway Beach, 1DAe
Island. on tho 1900 milo flight TO- -;
jumping off place In Ncwfoun4aA
IT least ono stop will. be nAdo b1fNN
those two points. ~. ~:
Tho destroyer Barney. which 10 oHNS;
INK along tho North Atlantic ooaotftA
select possible landing places for ~
machines ~ woll as q suitable st414AA'
point for the overseas voyage now IT,
route to Newfoundland from HAlit
On the first attempt to roach tho ~:
mer plnce the weasel was held mp 6t;41
foes and at the navy department. TO-
no information had boen receiNaAs AA
tho success Of the second attempt.a ~
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(The Communist government In uHe13
pest was still In Office saturday and ~
That day Bella Kun. 10 n statcsnant to
correspondent OF The Associated. 1sTti
naid that u prOpositi0n had bsens AsA1A'
TO General Jan y. Hmuis, the AlliedGfvs
rasontAIiV6 IN budapest. that rSprteoA
lives Of tho various E,ates Of gthe
Austrian nInptrn and ltuHAntA MA lnI
Gonrar2urn 10 disdusn b6undar1 Ah4 peNkR
nnIuiu dun.tIonH. ItnssDt reports 1te1ll
Iiudaprat havr Indicated that tbs {1Dy,K
mnnipt n0VnrnmHt waa not D6sellHHi Nttni
hir"uH "ppoT'iI"n. NJ l"ast III ths 1lvhS;
pnrinu rnplDal. In carrying nut IT. iHltA1S
uros. Iinin Kun ~as r6Tmsrir ppiktlnG
AaOrotRry la Premier Lerlne of thu Atf
aInn HovInl Rovornmant aud has bAtM;
looked upon M Tho .roRl lsRdor 0a5tnAl
Communal government In IIuHEaryt1 .SS
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IT'S RErTER TO KNOW EXACTLY WHAT WE'RE DOING
700 BoIsheviki Slain
Or Wounded and Not
An Allied Casualty
ARomam0Wxr pr.asv, AuHiz' Fa

d, ARDEAM@w4 Uuseev. Aurn' %
'rNy tho TAEaoosaaed Prsrs->-Tho
,Xcurgaan dsHe1a1 ,zy5eFs SvSa 5f1sp GfHar1Hg
In tha Rpd l1ekhSanRa sector Tt1dny
a1aowr tEns the GolahSvfki lost TOO
dnad and wounded, In addition TO tho
1oa prisoners tnhea by tho allied
foroes- The aihos uussatrcd NO oaS-
ualsioR.
Ths BolsAevf1d to-day resumed the
huzrbar6naat OF the British and
ArnarAoAn yoafttnas oa tho Dvana and
vega rivera
AIlied pc&rols saturday and to-day
picked up O anRbeG Of uolAhovH
wounded neAr the sosnS Of fridays
nH1ltinS st Hred 1zsAhronSs- They also
paohed Old q ss1xsnber OF naoaAtns guns.
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WILSON WILL.
NOT CONSENT To.
CONCESSIONS.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
TO THE OTHER SIDE
Step Taken TO Mean the Ap-
preaching Return Of tho
American Delegation.

PARIS. April 7.~-At tho close
pY to-tlny's acasion Of tho pcaco
council of four it was statNd that
no agreement had been reached on
separations or other subjects, and
that the discussion on reparations
would be resumed tomorrow, with
President Wilson possibly present.
Extreme tension was evident as
result of to-day's session, and it
is believed throughout the confer
ence that another critical stage
has been reached. One of the
most responsible authorities as
sociated with President Wilson
said that he would not be sur
prised if American participation
was brought to an early close if
the delays over details were car
ried much further.
Tho differences stiil remaining on tho
subjects OF frontiers and rcparetions
arc comparatively light. no added. and
yet thc9e BllEnt QlUcrenceS arc 90 per
Adstently maintained AZ to threaten TO
create prolonged delays.
Tho president was described by ono
who INV him during tho day rs stand
ing nrun In his determination TO mako
no further oonccssiona- Ho' insists that
tho principles. which woro definitely
agreed upon Rt The limo OF tho arnistloe
arc at stake
Thcro In little doubt that Tho presi-
Aert'a stand bar bocn n,ado known to
tho other members OF tho council, but
since hin Illncas ho has not personally
conSerred .EitA sny et. thpun excepting
Coieuea Mouse
Tho cxIattng tenaton nd TO many re-
peSts OF decisive action which tho Aunor-.
icAn delegOtion was said to be about TO
taxa Thosc reports were not oxaEgor-
ated. yet all seemed plausible In -vfev
OF tho presidents determined attitude.
Sono OF tho preaidcnt's closest intt-
mates had not been Informed that tho
steamer George Washington had been
sent for, while others were OF tho opin-
ion that the summoninK OF the steamer
would be accepted as an tntlmution by
tho allied ieadars that delays must DO
brought to u speedy conclusion
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oom1nr OF "a. washtaStou.

PARIS. April 7.--~thy tho Ass0ciated
Isroas President Wlihon's orders that
tho United htate1 lr<ansr"Tt HeoTsn
Waahinat0n proceed Immediately 10 q
h,rsnuh port haxa aroused mtI.ih ""i"~
mont harn. and arc nvan nhsttue1i hy
so,ro ufYisiala an preliminary I" do-
taTn,lDa<i rnnvo 10 r"rna aRrnemnni al
an carly date hy thn p"an" c"nfarn"re.
&a 10 ua,,ai In -urh nasna. vari"ua ~
,nuTs vuro s<uu Iu clrculait"I,, and IN"
rrya riaht ono report wan nurrent that
tho pr~aidonl had delivered an ultima
t,,rn to thu enect that hc would ~''"'
draw from tho eonrornnoo uni"Ha nh
arrcsnant was reached within IN hours.
II Ia confidently aHH"rt"d ny th"S"
cIoso to tho pr.Hidont that h" did not
contemplate any Huch act'"n. but 'hs
nnme authorities hnv" NO h"Hiiht'on In
declaring that tho pr""idrnt hH- mnd"
his ponition plain on IN" questions NJ
tnauc, and II In bollnvud his d"t"rmfn""
ton to adhoro TO this ponitlor In nxn'\
(couttausd On RnEe Tntrtesn-)
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WILL. FLY ACROSS
ATLANTIC TO START
IN The OCEAN RACE

LoMDoM, April Thy tho Az
soolntod rrorn)--Thn nirplnno OF
tho Short brothers, ono OF tho on
triou for tho 10000 pounds utorlinE
rnoo ncroHH tho Atlantic, will ntart
from Irolnnd for Newfoundland on
April 10, woathor permitting. Tho
nIr-plano Is expected to mako tho
Journey In twonty hourg.
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scHooLBoY DROWNED.

SpccInl Dispatch To The Intclltgcnccr.
CINRKSHCRG. w. Va. April i--Har-
old CoEar. 1t. student nj Washington
irving High school. was drowned when
n skifr overturned this afternoon In the
West Fork river nt Owens. suburb.
He was n son Of T.. T.. Cogar.
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More Opposition to
Call Of N. E. Minister
To Presbyterian Pulpit

Special Dispatch to Tho 1ntclljgenccr.
BALTIMORE, Md, April '7.-Whcn
the Baltimore prcsbytcry met for mn ad-
journed session today to DISCUSS tho call
Of Rev. David c. Baylcss Of Charleston.
w. Va, to NorthmInstcr Presbyterian
church here. moro opposition developed.
and his case has gone over for two
wocks for further investigation.
II has been decided TO allow him 10
nj the pulpit for n year. but tho call
as pastor wns not sanctioned. Ono OF
The chief objections to tho pastor today
was the fact that no is not up on tho
fundamentals Of tho Presbyterian
church. and Will have to undergo On
examination. Rev. DR.. Baylcsn is. a
southcrn Mcthodirt mlnistor. and being
called To Presbyterian church 10 m
innovation
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HITCHCOCK AND
LENROOT CLASH
On WORLD PACT
" AMERICA FIRST" THE
PLEA OF MINNESOTAN
This League or a Return to
War;" the Argument Ad-
vanced by Hitchcock.

NEW YOtIt. April T.-Arneplhncc "r
great GnIuprunlan or nniinn willing Ia
unItn to cud war; aiId Ito roloGlI"n hii-
Iona II Iuools The requirements nf THAI
nniunwI,aI ulh In sh lunrd Idea "f hneri""
first" wnro tho pI.an nr IIin ~" limit "d
I:taIou snnaioia VIII" participated Ia n
J,iimI linru nnl"n "r tho laaGu" hof"i" th"
EunnunIId club hara Innlnhl,
ttnnniur I'M 0luIrL ~ NuhtnHhn. "hnlt-
man or tho nnnni" rUrnlan relations COM
miiI"". wnn tho advnratn "f Va" ""v"unnl
la virtually ltH pr"HonI r"rm
fi"unt"r I.nnr"ut. uf Wla""nHlp. nhvn-
On oil tho "hInnrIcn rIrri" tdnn.
Tiha I.ea1u. Or Mons.
Opening tho hIacuuuIou E"uninr iIilch-
cock declared that pNrEona who object 10
the prczcnt league plan should ho plnceh
In tho Nnmo clnRs with those who bc-
lIcvc In no league.
IT'S this league or return townr.
No dnclnrcd This league mo league
at nll.'
Tho covenant In its present form, he
assorted. was n great compromise by
tho fourteen allied nations" arrived at
after long discussion by all the parties
and a compromise in which cnch nation
yielded points which 1t; preferred to in
cludc.
Discussing the most vigorously Mt
tackled points Of the original covenant.
Senator Hitchcock declared that In most
cases tho opposition was wall founded
and predicted that the new covenant.
son to be published. would, while re-
tanning virtually It's old form. have all
Amisconstrucd sections clarified and
would contain some altered provisions
Lenroot's Argument.
Senator Lenroot confined his address
TO tho original draft Of the covenant.
explaining that he win6ld to show how
we'll grounded was the action or the
thirty-nevGn senators who nigned the
round robin against the original cove
nnnt." nnd adding thut IL SECOND renaon
wus the fnGt TINT "wr don't know what
the new form will he."
jAnHwrrinR Senator IIitchcock'n nnh"r-
ton that II wna n"ccHnhry to. accept tIic
.covonant unamundsd or to roJcct 1t hl-
together, Reuntor LHnroot Rsncrlcd II
WAS peculiar that nouLrala 'onn bo
asked TO BuggoEt nmcndmcntn. but thht
neithor the ncnatu nor thc"Ueopit nr thr
United S,aton hnvo boon asked TO HuB-
goHt chonEon.
.Aascrting that no ntill adhered TO tho
rin sumr quarters tho old-fashioncd
idou OF America first. because hr De-
lieyrd that under that policy Amarlca
could he "of tho best scrVicc TO 'hH
world." Sonnior LcnrnOt cited clauses
Of tho covenant which ho mhintnincd
wern opposed To ~ America nrst
DoIicy
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THE wNATNHR.

wAsHWeroH, Apru 7--Korooasti
Ohio-ghoWarr, FusSday, north, and
Tuesday or Tuesday night, south por-
tion; wednesday, fair s1osDt probably
rain nnar LShs Rrts, coldar.
Western Psu1ayivAaiA-L.ocal show
srs, russday; Wednesday, cooler AnA
cloudy, probably rain 1sAr IAks 1riS.
West virrinia--Pa<t1y cloudy, oo1ttl-
ned varn. TussdAy, probably Showsrs
at u4rht or Wednesday; ooolsr Wsd1ss-
day. 4. i -
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VIENNA. g April I.--1IThs HanEasAltII
commuI,Ist government In BuAdpet tsAsells
been overthrown. acoordiHk 70 frunsGSp;
current in official circles, tho new1pAvSt
say. 60 tEl. A55Sss4f
.BoIs. Kun. tho foreign minister ~ l.Y
ported to havo boon assassinatsd., |, ~
Tho reports do not, say whether thssAts,
tempted revolution in Budapest waAItt
Eanixed by tho Socialists Of the 1o
geoIs partien. ~ tts.tss;s9
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mrANr1Y,uLn.s

CHERRY. RUN, W, Va, April t.
twelve year old son Of NJ De- el4
trackmAn, Cherry Run. sF:W1l3sHl1ss04
and instantly killed hysa Or
while crossing tha t11e1j:t Tod
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FALL Of HUN a
COMMUNIST
UNC0NF|R|N|a
Vienna Report Declares
Regime Overthrowns 1 ! .s
Bella Kun Assassinate "a "a

BAsLE. April 7.-No connrmattDa1
boon roeclvod horo Of tho rsport1 MI
oounter-rovolutipn In Hungary ana y!
.snaa.ination Of the f6rsiEn. miAl
Bola Kun. Tho Frankfort NAehl4
says. however, that uhanEss Ia tkss
Earinn cabinet aro imminent ~ ~
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ZUIUCU, HwltzrrInnd. April go
trrcuch WIreicra HorVlcM) )---Jcvcrnl hl-
lied Representatives hnvo arrived NJ
DnuziR To make arrangements Tor mo
accommodation thcrn Of Allied Rnh Pol
lnh troops.
a Wclmnr dispatch 10 tho Franklor'
XriiunR nnyn Tint Preni1nnt Fnhrcnbnch
Of tho Grrnnm NntiOnnl Assembly has
pnnt ponrd hn VISIT To Vicnnn L" Iako
part la tho ,IinrurnInnn IN HGrlin on tho
DnnzlE and Polish uurntlonn
I'AIlIS, April 7.---Irrmicr I'ndcrowskl
Of Poland hud long C0nfnrcncCh thin
morning with i'rcrnior Clrmonccnu nnd
ForciKn Minlrtcr pIchon.
Among Tho p"aco conference commiH-
nlonH handInR meetings todny wan that
OF Polish nf1nlrH.
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PADEREW5K| IS
NOT SATISFIED
BUT GIVES WAY
Declares Poland Will Never Be
Satisfied With Neuhal-
cation of Danzig.

PARIS. April. 7.--(By tho hsHociatcd
Prcns. AFTER conforonCos Today with
Prernjnr ClemonccAu. Foreign M inintor
Pichon and Colonial House. jan ignaoo
Pndorcwaki. premier Of Poland. told tho
AnnocnIed Prom thut ha' was Homo'
what rcnnHurnd about MArnhal Foch'
asrecnlenl concerning tho moving OF
troopn' through DanziE. 80 '.'.. D..
our Information throughout Pol
md" nnid N. Pndcrowski. 'wnH bnHod
largely on tho Qormun vorEion OF tho
Arrangement rnndh nj Spn. consequently
Tho Pollen regarded II M n surrender
TO tho German terms. As. the matter
hns boon explained 10 mo today by tho
entente officials, It looks very differ'
ent Of course,
II appreciate the necessity OF getting
troops from France To Poland az rnp-
idly as poAsiblo and T Boo that we have
been mIsled by the Garman propaEan-
dlsls. who ,arn working by tho thou
sands In Poland"
UepIyinB to In inquiry mn to whether
ho felt thai tho principle Of tho right
Ia land irnopa al LiunxIs had been main
Iainnd. radnrnwaki said:
we nrn uncertain. siIii arc not Hht-
ianod with tho status of tho n1H"ita-
iIunn uoncnfnlnH nnnAlE. If Poland Ia
not ulYnn nhnsiG tho war Ia lnh'. i.o"V-
ina Dan.ir IN LlorhahY'H hanhs "h'iih
riunn Iira dofoal or all iho nr'nl"H "h'h
parIiutpain n,I ~ this great wnfr
A1hod II Ibo nn,itTeliEntI"n "f Dan
,Iu wthtld ba anIInfdiH"rY I" l'"InUm.
radnrrvHhI rrplIrd eInpha iiGaily Ia 10"
negative.
wa havn noon how Tim naturalization
nr r,nnytu works." D." said "Tha whole
wnrI,I hrh,wn what u rnllurr that "na In
tho paai. II would 10 tho nnina again.
NJ. I'ndornwnkI haH nm appointment u"
Innot I'rcridcuL Wilson On ThurHdny ma
In tho meanIIrn" hah many othor appoint
moriia with p"acn doioentnp. lilo doc" not
know how long no Will remain IN
rnrlr