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Dark Eorses2

Philadelphia Public. Ledger: Every
now and then it is said of one states
man or another that he is riding for
a fall. Presumably the fall of 1920.
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Voice Of the People

THE Gate City does not assume re-
sponslbility for views EXPIRE, sed by
Writer'S Of communi.
cations must furnish their names.
not necessarily fer publication. but
Tor the information of the editor1
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Hoover says that if seventy million Germans
wept for million years they could not wash out
the misery they caused in Belgium and north
ern France. How such plain speaking must
shock our well known pacifists
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Fear guides duty than gratitude; for.
who is vtuous from tho love of virtue from the OBJ
LEGATION he thinks he lies under to the Gver of all there
ten thousand who good only from their apprehen
sion Of punishment.-Goldsnith.
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Father Noah was a lucky man. If they had
had emergency shipping boards in his day he
never would have got away in his ark in time
to escape the flood.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-01

One way for Germany to get back into agri-
cultural pursuits would be to turn her tons of
IRON crosses into plowshares
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The latest story from Russia is that the boil
sheviki have killed three hundred thousand
Russian noblemen. AS matter of mere fact
there are not three hundred thousand noble
men in Russia, but this slight detail should not
detract from the interest of the story If there
were three hundred thousand noblemen in Rus
STA the bolshevists would cheerfully kill them
all if they could.
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Keokuk, Iowa, Feb. %, 1919.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
r,erxasinr Doba LowerJohn Duplaga alias Mike Wlesclk

parsonage for that. But though not
partisan. he was not On Indifferent
spectator Of the horrors he Witnessed
He frequently protested against the
outrages perpctrated in Belgium ana
France, and he was hahitnnly exercised
In the benevolent work of effectng a
change OF prisoners. and in manE
other ways mitigating :hc horrors OIL
war
The sovereign pontitf stands out to-
dav the most exalted parsonage In
Christendom. Kings will die. enperors
w!ll die. even popcS will die. but tne
papacy lives forever.
The popes have seen the rise and
DEVELOPMENT of all the governments OF
Europe. II is not improbable they will
witness the death nf some OF them ana
chant their requiem.
They huve seen kingdoms change 10
republic and republics changed 10 mon
arches. They have looked on WhlIe
Eaudals and Visigoths invaded TIL FAIR
est portions OF Europe. upSetting
thrones Az this they have seen while
rl,c divine constitution OF the church
of which they are the guardians has
remained unchanged. We may apply to
her the words of the apostle: These
shall perish, but thou rcInaincst. All OF
time shall grow old as garment. but
thou. Q immortal church, art always
the same, and Thy years shall never
fail"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
HOG ISLAND FOREMEN
WILL RETURN TO JOBS

rIuLAlELPIIIA. Feb. %0.-The four
hundred foremen at tho Hog Island
Shinyard, who struck today for higher
Day, resulting in the closing down or
the big yard, decided late this after
noon TO return to work tomorrow and
await final decision on their demands
n week from today by Charles Flcz,
director general Of the Emergency Fleet
corporation.
The forcmen, IS per cent Of whom
belong to the union. demanded an IN
crease Of sc a week TO $40: time ana
n half for overtime; double pay for
Sunday work, and two and half days
sick allowance each month. They also
complain that since tho fleet corpora
tion had been rrtrcnchinG they have had
10 lock after two shifts instead of one
About 10000 men were affected by
tho STRIKE, and the launching Of the
frcigh,"r SauCus. fixed for today, had
10 h. postponed
Mr.. Picz told the men he expected 10
resign in two months and requested
them 70 be loycl the remainder OF his
adm ni%tratinrL He told them that ship
building in III" United states hung ~
4 slender thread.
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p:incd orssnization" under the leader
sAin III Cardinal Gibbons was USED 10
G ,iiLify the great foreign population III
q ipiort Of American principles.
And now when the enemies OF rel!S-
s,n are trying 10 make more unhearaoie
H., position OF the Pontiff. when IN
sac council Of nations the church nnas
SSrlf almost Crendless." Archbishop
Hlundelein said "whcrc Will the pontlft
f,rd . leader more able than Cardinal
Gibbons to direct the dcstin!"S or the
Youngest daughter of the church. Amer
ica who has hid such wonderful
growth
Personal tributes to the cardinal were
touched with great sincerity b'Sncp
Shahire was in tears when nc tod OIL 'nH
cardinals. goodness to the CathoItc u't-
ycrsity. mis- gifts this year alone totAi-
ing $4,000. OF which S3n.ooo was me
Jubilee gift from tho diocese or bail'-
moro. Cardinal B"Ein p2id 'FloulH
from the ancient Soc OF Quebec. car
dina1 O'Conncll declared his confrcre
vas . 'Nving bond between the vanish
Ing uioucrr and the working out OF MS
Glorious dream in tho wonderful r"alisy
~ TODAY" and Archbishop Mundc!cin
said his ernincnces eP:taph should DC
sirnnly TO God and country, because
his l;fe work had been devoted TO eoCh-
Friends OF Cardinal Gibbons said nc
nevtr Hooked better. He sang the mass
in q gclerr. resonant voice, his step was
elastic ard.a happy smile and twlnhllhE
eye lighted his face throuEhout inc o"''
piguttar1es Attending.
Dicnitarica Of tho church sad inc
celebration was tn" most notable gain
e-inr Of III. Eom.n Catholic hctrarcay IN
\,rth America IN more than "o years
incluf;in, Cardinal OTonncll. OF boston:
Cardinal Begin. of Canada Achnlsnor
Ennan,a, tn. papal Nuncio in the Cnl'e"
stat.s, and a great host of ArcholshofS'
rishops and Mousignors. The lay mem,
h.-ship was represented by NsunEu'sne"
business men and government niliclt,s
Extreme simplicity marked inc
! brotjon WHICH began with l'oho''c''-
bis,h mass in tn" church of the Francis
| c,, Monastery n catholic University
Cordinor Gibbons br.u2; the cclcbranl- aS-
sietod by tho Very Er"crsnd L. 4. NY
DOR of Baltimore. assistant priest; 'loi'-
sirnor Thomas S Lee. and NonS'S"o'
1,r,cs T. NFackin. Of Washington de1-
cons Of honor: NonstEnor James IL
II,ld%n. Baltimore. deacon. ana the 'c'S
P,rcrcr. !: l.. Crc.cinn. S. j.. suo-ocacorl.
tf,cr Tho services the visitors lor'nea
in ;nrccrssiou and marched 10 inc f'e-
fectory, where dinner WIS served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
HAD / COUGH
ALL TIE TINE
SHE SAID IT DID GREAT THINGS
FOR HER HUBBY.

MY husband was al rundown md
h." wouldn't cat oven III" most tempting
dishes. his ap1"t!t" WAS so poor. ii"
lad Il chronic cough that worried me.
also and | drcih"l Something must be
done t. build him M again. and every
body was saying So much nhnu, liyp"-
cod and the ,Ec"d !; dnrS far rundown
Iruplc I bought lliu i bottle. and !
wish you could see how SpI"nlidIy il
works Two BOTTLES cured h!:; cough
and improved his appetite wonderfully.
| was go "lHtcd | told my sister. Mrs.
Anderson and she got som" for her
husband. and tolls III" thrrc bottles Of
HrIu-''uI hav" gotten fine results in
his case also" said Mrs. Isaac rraftun
l.; FIRST street. Wheeling. W. Va.
.iny man who is veal; and rundown
md lacking appetite" energy and Hmhi-
cnrDl" Of weeks Many wife has
given thought Ia her husbands health
anG strength. and hy hr;u@ir3s homo a
l.,frl" O. llypn-God has varied eff more
dangerous Illness and given h"r hubby
:. new l"as" "n life.
7. Is = splendid preparation. endorsed
nv both medical procession ana its
. thnuoanGS &C r:;.rs. !; contains anon"
o'hcr" w"!l-,:-"wn clements, IRON. malt.
v-Ild chcrry Bark VINO. "Niraciir":'
from fr"ah r,,.!-l"..r%. 'lr.. and is Il most
,.l"a~'.nt remedy g." !ni;''. Year druggist
!n. i ~ ''.nl 49, It fr"i' his I"l"'r f."
volt - f"r I:,t'"-' ri 81 it," !i% A'I-
l"w vart"u.
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The Cardinals Address.

WASHINGTON. Feb. -a,-ThanEsS'V-
~, ,hc ."hirSscd sun OF peace
has dawn.d and nra's" for me WORN VI
tho Tannrv in attempting 20 inllEa'e Ii'e
hnrrors'.nt the war formed TIC theme OF
Tho -oniy q: Card'nl! Gibbons to-day TO
oddrcesrs. Of congracuiati"r at MS
golden episcopal jubilee. The Tcncrloie
nrciate wis in = f"lcitious mood despite
emotion 4, the personal tributes ana tne
fatigue 81 the exercises.
Dur;n: his speech he paid a hgn
tribute TO the late Archbishop ireland
OF ST. Paul. Tho patriot whom MS reno"
ci,izrns loved 10 honor.
Thanking Archbishop Co-Tctti. repro
sentative OF the Pore, Archbishop Bon
zono ,he oapal nuncio in the United
States, and Other disnita7es LOT 'nc'r
presence. the Cardinal recalled that
nrcn IN. Jubilee was cancelled four
months ago because Of thei Influenza cpl
lcnic the Pope inquired TO what date
q had been defcrrcdH Cardinal Gibbons
rohlcd that it was postponed lndcfl-
nitely. but "in spite Of my answer the
I;,Iy Father decided that it should take
place
when man like myself becomes an
octoC.narinn." Cardinal Gibbons said,
"lio is disposed 70 ha reminiscent and To
.,r,isc times passed away. He has inc
tanp,atinn to emh"lliSh his narratives
because his audience who are MS jun
Tors. have no means OF contradicting him
as rho Who'll" field Is TO himself. But 1
assure you that have no disposition TO
Yield - ;hc temptation myself.
"At III" clos" OF Ii" Third plenary
council. oyer which l had Tho honor to
prns;dc I addressed the assembled pre-
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FORMER OWNERS BUY
BECKER STEEL PLANT

CHARLESTON ". Va. Feb. 20.-The
large Becker steel plant at South
Charleston. seized soon after tho United
States entered the war by 4. Mitchell
Palmer. alien property custodian. was
sold III tho plant this afternoon by Mr..
Palmer. Edward NJ. Jones. Charles
Disher aud Joseph +. Guffey.
Mr.. Palmer offered for sale twenty
five hundred shares Of the capital stock
Of the company, which shares were
owned by Reinhold Becker. Of Which.
Germany. and which the alien property
custodian by virtue OF trading with the
enemy act seized.
Purchase was made by Walter r.
Comfort president Of Rcid's leo Cream
Company. Of New York City. Comfort.
with the late Samuel Bovine formerly
owned tho company. the predecessor of
.rrh was the Baldwin Steel Company.
Comfort and Bovine sold the Baldwin
Steel Company to Adulph Becker and
Rc!nhold Becker on June IA. 1914.
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for Pittsburgh, where they will accept
n rocitjon

for Pittsburgh, where they will accept
q position.
Joseph Truax OF Shadysidc. Ohio. was
business visitor in this city ycstc!-
day.
john Crane. we'll known young man
Of this city. is spending short fur
Tough in this city. Private Crane bag
been i'll the service for nine years ard
recently stationed in the Panama Canal
with tho coast artillery.
Alex Campbell Of Wheeling was bus
incss visitor in this city yesterday.
Patrick DiXc. Of Main street is SCI
riousiy Ill at his home.
w. W. Butts. city garbage collector.
Is i'll at his home on McMechcn street.
Richard Hale Of South Marshall street.
is able to be out again after an illness
OF several days.
Miss Marie Long. Is In Pittsburgh Wis
iting friends and relatives for few
days.
Vera Bowers Of Water street Is con-
fined to her home here by illness.
Eva Moore left for Pittsburgh. whore
she Is visiting with relatives and friends
for several days.
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UNIQUE TRIBUTE
(co1ttnued From Page One.)

for the most part in praise OF the ~"I"
~ the .papacy during ;hc w:tr- the stat -
mont of the p;,pal delegate beng IN 81
ifcct q defense direct from Rome against
criticism which. he said. had been h!il"S
OF the popes attitude IN the war.
No PaSttaAty.
I'm. every mind that Is trce from pre-
iudIce or passion tn" arcahiSnop Sari'
.'thc attitude OF the Holy Soc throusnodt
this conflict must inspire admiration.
For - ;s evident that TIM vicar OF christ
ss father o. all the ftithful. must cher
ish them all with tho same paternai
love. In his heart Their" can pr no pace
for preference or partiahtE, H"nc" II Is
that his efforts to mitiEat" the horrors
Of war w.r. Consistently directed towards
the weltar" Of all.
"Eyen when h. had 10 condemn cS-
csss o. cruelty. or violations OF the
laws that should prevail in civilized war
forn hc showed no partially. That In
particuiar cases tho pope did not pro-
nounre eXJlicit condemnation is quite
iotc1licibl, when we consider that in
some instances hn had no evidence on
which to has. his Judgment. while in
others tn" particular wrong had already
been included in his general couGeWna-
ton.
"Eut what proves beyond question the
:,rpartiality IF -" Holy Sec IS the fact
that ouly too Often o." and tn" same
action nt the poa:ift aroused protests
from both sides. Each denounced II as
{ mark rs fav"rtiS;u an! substantial
support accorded TO lis opponent.
The American people. am sure. with
their traditional inve "t fairness. will
soc the facts ~ ;hHy are and juds" them
corrcrtl-
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RED CROSS VANISHING CREAM
with Peroxide)

4 gr"asclesS cream of snowy Whltcncss
Delightfully."- perfumHi. day cream TOT
oily skins. Softcns the hard lines "t tue
face. Protects it from sunbaFnS' "'huS'
tans and cold weather. Affords an en-
ccll"nt foundation for applying H'nFlco
,c.uty Enc, Powder This and more
Than one hundred other Red Cross Rem
t.lirs anil Toilet preparations sold ana
ruaratl,"rd only by Raus Drug store
Ouinn's Prescription Pharmacy and l.. J
Merge. Ouinn':; Prescription Pharmacy.
10th and Jacob SITS: r. II. Rrau. llth
and Market SITS: l.. J. Merge. 1878 JACOB
ST.: Mrurc's Quality Drug stores. Cor.
Penn and Tan" Salts and 10! Maih o.
i s INum, Edgwnod. w. Va: II. l..
Meyers Pharmacy. MrMcchcn. ". Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
Dislike Police Hill.

The citizens OF thes city dislike the
passing OF the state police patrol bill
in the senate the first part Of the week.
Cards were :nrt Ia the senator's Of this
district telling them 10 vote against II.
They are in hopes that the bill will b.:
rcJrcr"d in tho house. The people be-
love that tn" bill might be all right In
L city where there arc no lnborinG men.
but in city of this kind. where labor
disputes are numerous. it would not o.,
just 70 the laboring people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
WARWOOD
BENWOOD

Elmer Mckctley Of Ashland av"nu"
has received his honorable discharge
from the service and returned 10 TINS
city. Private McKctlcy was drafted
during April. 1915. and s"nt /" camp
Lee. going To France several m"nth rs
later Although he was wounded twice.
no IL still as active ~ -hr was before
entering tho service. William li"rhhr
has also returned after being hnnnrhblF
discharged. Like Private Mchctlcy' II"
was also wounded in action. both Itaf-
ing for camp at tho. same Time.
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Personals.

Squire Smith Of Water street. after
h'ing seriously i'll NJ his homo. is re-
ported improving.
John hrnrtt. secretary Of the Auto
Sales Company Of Wheeling. Is able 10
bc out again after m illness OF several
weeks.
Charles Riddle Is still confined to his
home in Main street by illnees.
II. n Mckee of Holloway. yardmas.er
Of the Is. & q. shops there. is spending
n few days visiting his family here.
Robert Evans and Harry knoke; lcF
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pepar+mont' Confirms Death.

W. p. Grrcn received letter from IN"
war department confirming the report or
tho death Of his son. Matthew Green.
Green was first reported killed in action.
but this was followed later by rcPcr.
slated that h. was wounded in action.
No information could be given concern
tpr1aV
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rest cd last year in connection with some
trouble m lora! ferry boat. He was
charged with lighting and was found
:ri -. III poll court Attorney .CaScS
IS rrpr,>,.utinS n.tn. This case is caus-
INF, much comment. lively" 10 - VIII
nrsscs will appear when the case Is
brought ip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21

William Snid"r ms purchased the con-
rrciioncrT on Marshall street near the
II. e. .. depot. The store Is now closed
pcnding repairs. but Will be ready 'or
business within l week. The place was
formerly conducted By John J. semi
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uriustly Criticised

t,ardiaa! Gibbons declared tho pope
had been unjustly criticised and recount
cd III. pontift's protests against Cor
man outrasrs in France and E"lgiunl
and hi, work in behalf Of prisoners or
war.
Tho difficulties az tn" rapacy likewise
were touched on h:' Archbishop Mum
delein. q; Chicago. who preached the
sermon at The pnntifical high mass. dS
said hc trusted that the United states
never would forget the services OF the
Roman Catholic church at tn" dcclara-
lion of war. when its 'w"ll-knlt. diSci-
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Citizens arc complaining Of the path
leading 10 the river ferry boats. Tho
path is very muddy during rainy periods,
but the ferry owners do not take any
action in the matter.
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Lady Maccabccs of the. World VIII
give Il dance in tho Armory hall Toes
day. February 81. Sister lodges in This
Vicinity arc invited. Tho affair is rS
pcrtcd to he ono Of the iargns OF lis
kind eyer held by the order. as tn" c"n-
mittce IN charge is extending all tht'T
efforts to make :! q success. 7.
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There nr" no meetings Of the city
scheduled for this week. but the usual
session Of council will be held next
Tuesday evening.
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Tho Ccmdclion lodge M. is making
arrangements "a attend an affair OF Il
Wheeling lodge of tho same order Sat
urday. March /. Captain Loumas. state
Official. is here completing arrange
mcntS
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Tho cold weather has temporarily held
UP tho improvements at the Wheeling
steel and iron works. but work will soon
be resumed.
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Stationary iirrmcn held their regular
meeting in tho city building last even
ing. Only routine matters were dis
cuSscd
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BACHELOR GIRL.
REFLECTIONS
Some side-1ight on Her Opinions Of
the Modern Nan and why He Pals
Short or Comes OPP TO Exact
Ing Standards Of AAtrtmony.
BY HIEH ROWLAND.

Copyright. 1919. by Tho Press publish
ing Co. (The n. 7. Evening World.)
II there were no such thing as So
called romantic love" between them t"
cause them jealousy. suspicion and
cnnui. what good friends husbands ans
wives could be!
Strange that woman will 60 through
the torfurcs Of the inquisition in order
to make herself attractive to man. con-
siderirg how much moro attractive than
man the Lord made her in the first
place!
; "CirilIzation- is the substitution Of
arbitration for war. OF cooperation for
competition. Of cugenics for sentiment
and OF divorce for flat-irons and arsenic.
So keen ie a mans dramatic instinct
that he can go down on his knees and
swear eternal devotion to one woman
while he Is secretly wondering how he
ia going to get away In time to'%a
his engagement with another.
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Ro,t"r 10 strong mans "r'h than
= w";lK mans back hone. S"h"l""'
tin. unr vii" spends his lIf" looking up
IL Il suurr,"r wife always seems 10 as
Guir.. Il "CrIrk' III his Scli-Tcspccl.
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pevelka Trial Tuesday.

The case Of Mike F'tvclka vs.. Benwood
will be brought up in Circuit court
Tuesday. February -. Pcvclka was ar
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Victory Celebration.

Tho Italian colony Of this city Will
celebrate Saturday. February -. the
great victory of the allies last NovHm-
brr. Following is part of tho program
for the day:
a. m.--Tcn aerial bombs announc-
inr the opening.
$50 y. m.--Iaradr. The itaiiahS OF
this city and societies Of Bcllnirc and
wheeling will march on the main
streets hero and in McMcchen. Music
by palmcr's band of Bellaire.
40 u. m.--Fircworks furnished by
m. Abruz.i Fireworks company OF Eel
laire.
Three plain drunks wore picked up
in south Benwood by tho Chief of Po-
iicc Yesterday afternoon. They were
given a hearing last evening and were
given the usual sentence.
Found.
4 bunch Of keys were found on inc
main street. Owner may have same by
calling Leon I.csicker. corner OF SINH
and Main streets and identifying inc
Same.
Eagle lodge. i. .. T.. i15. held the.r
regular meeting last evening IN their
hall at Seventh and Main streets. Va
, riuus matters were discussed through
out tho rTCniHg.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13

mittee hearings because we did not
know personal manifestations were
expected of US"
This seems to be the consensus Of
opinion among consumers gained last
night from J. G. McGrath. director
general Of cooperative store PROPOSE
tions. and a host of women who, are
purchasing both the surplus army
food and cut-rate products from CO.
operative stores.
Women Say They Buy.
Mrs. W. T. Kenner. and Mrs. NJ. W.
Goodrich, at the Postoffice in Park
View, both said last night they had
used considerable of the food sold in
their community through the cooper
attve scheme and that they were en-
thusiastic over it. They pointed out
that they were in a position to see
scores of other women in the commu-
nifty VINO depend on the cooperative
store and surplus army food to save
their grocery bills from a prohtbitfve
figure.
Mrs. Bertha Mcintosh. sol Park
road. has re-ordered consistently
CONTINUED ON PAGE 7vUn
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
Shidehara to Be Japanese
Ambassador to u. S.

Kijuro Shidehara has been chosen,
as Ambassador TO the United States
from Japan. it was announced at the
Japanese Embassy here yesterday: he
was formerly vice minister of foreign
affairs in the japanese government.
and succeeds Viscount Ishii.
l[ijuro Shidehara has been Minis
ter to Holland and was formerly CON
nected with the Embassy here
Viscount 1shii, the retiring ambas-
sador. left Washington some time
ago. 1t is understood in official quar-
ters here that his reports on the
probable attitude of this country
toward Japan's actions in China were
the cause of his withdrawal
With Secretary Lansing. IShii draft
ed the so-callcd Lansing-Ishii agree
ment relating 10 japanese immigra-
ton