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MT. De CHANTAL
COMMENCEMENT

Tn" fifiy-fnurth annual commence
mCnt exercises of Mount Il" Chantal will
be held Tuesday morning June 10th. in
the music hall OF IN" Academy. and as
has been tn" custom for IN" past few
years IN" exercises Will be marked by
tn" greatest S,lirIlH.
Al $50 n. m. IN" pupils and graduates
Will ass mblc IN tn" music hail. whor"
the RI. Rev. l.. J. Donahu". j. y. Will
address the pupils. sisters and friends
of IN" school. Following this address
the bishop will confer tho hunnrS- =
medals and plNmas. upon tho scholars.
and members Of IN" class Of 1919.
Members Of III" 1919 class al Mount
de 'nantal are: Misses Margaret nrW;Lt
% tan"nshurg. IA. Marguerite Gulp OF
Canton. o.. Mary Irene Rafferty, Of
Weston; Frances Bchan Of Castl" shan
non. Pa: L"nurc caldwell of Pittsburgh;
Lucille FlaCcuS Of Wheeling: Alice Gay
lord Of harrisburg: kathcryn Haas Of
.tamajuanl. tub1 Josephine lIonshaw Of
New YORK cay. Bcrnadinp Mccain %
Wheeling. Jess" Stcrrc Of Omaha, NCh.: :
Helen ST Glars NJ M0undSvill"; kath-
cryn Walsh of Grafton. Ia. Regina Will
hams OF Homestead. ia
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IMPORTANT MEETING
OF PUBLIC UTILITY
MEN At THE white

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va
1unc S,-Thc Public Utilities Associa.
tion Of West Virginia held It's maj
meetings here in q series OF fconfcrehc-
re that began on Wednesday, the lrst
thar have been held since the declaration
If war More than forty companies
wero represented and although atteno-
ancc was not as large as expected u was
an important gathering and includcd
delegates from the Public Service Com
mission.
Cnirr Engineer Anderson and Judges
= u Lewis, f. /. Morgan and e. Z.
wcrc here 10 represent that organization
Tho Public Utilities Association was
formed primarily for the purpose OF CO.
operating with the Public Service Com.
mission in order that the executives OIL
tho latter organization, largely COM
poscd Of professional men mi sht haVe
cxpcrt advice Of the many trained men
Debating the policies OF the FORMER:
During the war the Public Utilities
Association was in direct cooperation
with tho war department.. navy depart
mcnt. who depended upon the association
10 providc tho power without which inc
"a nous smokclcss powder could not nave
bccn mined and delivered to the navy
and with the fuel administration 81 wei
II
Deprived Of many Of their most eflici.
cnt mon who enlisted for the duration OF
tho war, tho little group OF executives
who were left behind worked night ana
d,y 10 do their part and for this reason
were unable TO get together until THIS
time 10 hold any conferences
plans were formulated here Tor IN
crnas:ng the membership Of the associ-
alton ard for greatly extending It's &C
tivities. 1t is interesting 10 no.e nv
g-nwth of the association despite the
lnbcr troubles and conditions incidental
TO war as during the five years past II
has grown from an organization employ
ing app oximately 5000 men and CAPT
taiized at s2S.O00.60o to one having over
S. 200 men in its employ and capitslia.,
lion Of s35. 100000. Herbert Markle. OF
BIucfcld. W. Va, presided at the meet
ings which were the. most interesting
ones ever held. Another meeting Will DC
held during the coming autumn.
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LABOR RADICALS IN
GREAT BRITAIN ARE
SAID TO Be LOSING

,oSDO\ Junc S--Thc decision or inc
r,rIimcntary labor leaders 10 acccpt
Rnnar Laws proposals. thuS rcpuu'n, ne
TIC resolutions adopted at Southpoil, -
another proof that br', ,ha rcnrcsCnta-
tircs Of tho working class. ON! M
extremists and they cnInnara' Mr.
small body, rXprcSS dissatisfaction WIN
the leaders action. Inc oou'"P'
i'T EEirrssiNWithdraw of troops from
Russia. .orin,iop
Th.rd-Raising of IN" hlockau, oh-
Eourlh-Rrlcasc Of CONSCIENTIOUS GU
jcCtorS. or.i,,,,s b,,c not
The government CONCESSIONS nav ~ ~,
been announced TO date. but thr 10
that Parliamentary leaders nay ,i,in -
.rcJ Them satisfactory is lndlcatiNc OF
thcir lihcrality. Industrial condlilon"
arc far from good. hut sane labor leho-
crs arc determined that Whatever chanS
90 are brought about must come by cor cor
stiiutional methods. As long as NH,
lion or more remain idle. Britain cannon
holm feeling anxious. but as long as
labor shows the rcasonabl"n"ss OF us
desire Cor work. orderly anxiety is UNI
likely to grow into alarm. 49,,
Frank 4. VandcrlIp's report on IN"
British Industrial situation ls c"nSIu-
cred to cXaggcratc the Proporll"n "i ~
tycmc radicals when he puts inc huiIIneI
ut 10 per cent. Other tnHcStlgh'ors " ~
Cd soldiers federation. which is MOI a
real labor organization. Iay1rs a. ra ,1nn,
policy and increases maternity inc mum,
hcr Of extremists but tho government
is meeting opposition by Liberal Iocr ro S%ndes
sion and discomfort IL nor drrp roo'eu'
Police Vote on STRIKE
Tho latest clord on III" labor hnrlZoh
is tho police union which is now hdIiofi
ing TO strike. Having intmat"d IT'S VII
lingncss 10 grant liberal concessions. me
government is in a strong position; III
arc nlaying for a big stake. Their cam
paign is a combination Of industrial hcl,
tormcnt and political power and thcy arc
satisfied 10 move slowly.
The very fact that thoy aspirf 10 VI.
Innate power makes them ANXIOUS 10
preserve tho machinery Of government.
They apprcciat" that extreme ran'calSI, ST,
of tho BolShcvi.t order mlgh' carrs
Ihcm into power sooner. but inc chancSS
NJ fnilurc arc many md fallur" wouio
mean their cnmplct" r"nudiation IN ,n1
cycs of all classes including their own.
-rbe cmnlnvcrs are working with inc
employees and tho union is growing da''!'
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319TH INFANTRY ON
WAY TO PITTSBURGH

CAMP DIN. Nj. June S-The 3l9th
infantry regiment Of the EiGhtieth div
ision is homeward hound. The FIRST OF
I'VE sections Of trains. carrying tho gal
liant doughboys 10 Pittsburgh left here
at 1880 O'Clock tonight
when the order to cntraln was ISSUED.
FOR the men suffered many dsarpont-
ments In the way Of having their do
nayture post poned After attending re-
iiwIous service in tho "" and X Of e.
bhtitS this morning IN" soldiers were or
dered TO prepar" for the homHward trip.
Colonel w. :. Sinclair told tn" r"Cl-
mont shortly before leaving her" that
he would not march ~ tho head nf their
parade in Pittsburgh Monday. Tho COL
rnel has been with the regiment only
few months. and h" surrendered the hon
or OF heading tn" parade TO l.icu:cr1I-
Colonel James 7. Montague. an officer
whO-Tas with the 3l9th in many actions
..S.sS france
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GUARD AGAINST GERMAN Use
Of SEIZED DYE PATENTS

NEW YORK. Jun" SIS. y. Tucker.
government organization which Has
chemist to the chemical foundation, the
taken over the German dye patents
snlzrd in this country. SAID yesterday
that the policy Of the foundation wndid
be- to encourage tho small dye manure
turers. The foundation recently opened
Offices at II Fulton street. and has al
ready started to license dye manutac-
Jurors 10 us" these German patents.
Many OF our PATENTS SAID Mr
Tucker. "ran h" usod 10 great adrant2S"
BY small producers OF dy"stuffs. and W"
rrean To do all "" can To help these
producers expand their business. rhe
moro mn III" country has engaged n
tho chemical and d." business. csD"-
cIallv in research work. III" better for
tho country both in r"aC" and war lr
I, had NOT been for G"rmany's position
in the chemical industry, she would
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BRYN. MAWR DIRECTORS
CONFIRM MISS TAFT

RRYN MAWR. Pa. Jun" s.-M'sS
Helen Heron Taft. daughter al IN" I"I
NOR president. VIII serve as ErNng prs
dent Of Rryn Mawr college next year
Il was announced here. foii"w'h6
meeting Of tho board Of directors.
Miss Taft has been dean o: inc COZ
,oro for Two wears. She Will fill next
ycor rho rIacc Of Or VI. Carey Thomas
who has been granted years ahs"nc'
for a TRIP around tho world. she Is
~ years old.
since December. 1910. when sh" made
hor first formal appearance in socie y
Miss Taft has b"cn active IN many
fields She has been Interested IN soclal
and economic problems. has done some
nC,ahIc amateur acting. is Splcnoiu
sho, and rider. has done suffraG" .wotk
and dur her own term as student
at Eryn Ma,wr was foremost in all col
lego activities.
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TOUCH OF SOLEMNITY
IN THE RETURN Of
WHEELING'S HEROES

There was touch of S"l"mnIty 10
tho return Of WhcclinGs heroes AZ they
passed the Bcnwood Junction station
Yesterday Tho boys were waving to
tho cheering crowds and accepting sra
ci"usly tho plaudits Of tho multitude.
Just as they passed tho upper end of
the station tho soldiers eyes Gazod upon
a rough box sitting covered with An
American flag. There was a tcnSo
silence as the boys passed tho truck
bearing tho rough box with its soldier
dead enclosed. But ono IAlark was
heard on the train and Il came from
tho lips of a soldier. 1t was Boys
that's He'll"
Shortly before tn" boys were called
To attention." when as one of their
comrades GliEht"d from their train at
MoundSvillc and 4 farewell shouted
Boys remember the Argonnc." That
mcSsag" meant more Ia tho boys than
anything that might have been uttered.
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CLEVELAND IS TESTING
MENTALITY OF PUPILS

CLEVELAND. O.. June S.-Tests OF
mental ability WORKED out in the puoiic
school here probably will be adopted
throughout the country. according 10
Cleveland psychologists.
The extreme simplicity, the oreVity
and the case OF marking these questions
arc their recommendations. IT Is SAID.
The originators. James B. Welics. rs
sistsnt director Of reference and &C.
search in the schools. and Dr.. J. crosby
CHAPMAN. professor OF educational psy-
chology at Western Reserve university
have adopted several standard scnerncs
10 school use in this system.
Tho Cleveland tests have just three
sets Of questions. The frst presents
noirs of words. and the child being OK
amincd must say whether they arc tho
Same or opposite. The second set tests
general information.
After the child has answered as
many Of these questions as he can IN
the time allowed him. forty OF cach
TWO being presented. he 10 given twenty
nroblems in arithmetic, increasing n
difficulty as he proceeds.
The two mental experts have been ex-
pcrimenting for months. much or the
testing being done at Fairmont junior
high school. East 10th street, near Eu-
cid avenue.
The tests will be given children leav-
ing tho elementary grades FOR juriII
high school. II they record advanced
mental ability they will be placed N a
group doing more advanced work anu
doing il more rapidly.
RJ-y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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SATURDAY, JUNE l4TH
is FLAG DAY

Saturday. Jun" lilh. - Flag l'"y. but
local "hS"rvaur" Will TAX" place SumG1y.
the day following tn" most Inp0r' 81
celebration To- TAX" plar" AZ thr Eik'
club. thc local Il dix" az E:'kS having ar
ranged lengthy program with John T..
.>rh"n2 as chief speaker.
Tho q. y. l.. Daughters Of Ia" Amcrj-
can Revolution. Span. II .\mrliraH War
Veterans and Weird Wrr Veterans. will
attend the cXcrrt."s m body ana the
public is also invited
Tn" F.lks committee in chang" Of ar
ranGrmcnl* ~. r.. i. cameron. cha'r-
man: Carl -. schmidt. Robert l.. Bowie
and Walter \. A'bcrS.
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ave lost the war long before she did.

have lost the war long before she did.
The dycstuff industry is not Of ;rca.
importance so far as the volume 1f
business Is concerned, hut il is whu: 3
known as key industry-oth"r indus
tres are dependent upon il. The most
important Of these is tho textile md Is
try. SO il must hc recognized thar the
development Of both tho dye and chem
iCa Industries is imperative.
in licensing manufacturers to Use
the German dy" patents. We have !irSt
10 establish that They arc 100 pcr en-
American. There is danger. IF course.
that the patents will get hack into he
hands Of Germans hiding behind Nnl"r.
lean names. After We ar" satisfied n
tho question OF Amer 'canISm. W" have
to consider tho capability of tho man.
ufaCturer and his piant--whr,hnr ~ ..'i
they can produce The best results with
the particular patent
Il believe there IS great future for
American chemical and dye pr"dur -.
and they can look to the Foundation FIR
every assistance it can render"
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BOARDWALK CHAIR
BUSINESS PROFITABLE

ATLANTIC CITY. June S--R"lling-
char transportation on tn" boar" h'k
produces a gross income close 10 S5""'-
nGn n vrar for few syndiratcs' pro-
rcrI.d Ivy a city law requiring the pay
r,,cnt Of $1,000 for each chair station
rr sixty chairs cr less. according L"
disclosures mndC in "A suit against Inc
Snill Rolling chair company. the largest
Of the syndicatcs.
WITNESSES tcst fcd that III" Shill com
rany's revenue FOR the rental or chairs
arcrccatcd abou; $l50000 each twelve
months. Rival concerns take in alto
rrth"r about as much moro. TIL" FIRST
barring If tho INSIDE affairs Of the trans
poriaiion harrns revealed they do not
"cnpIoy" thc $500 or 1000 men whch
furnish tho motive power for the wicker
Iin,ous nos. but allow them 20 cents an
hour. the pushcrs retaining 10 cents out
nf each dollar collected for transpoi'a-
ton Company books Gid not show
penny Of the money retained by inc
rrsh"rS. y not being considered income.
tn" shin comn1nr PAYS as hlEh as
So nnn = year TO- some Of its stations n
hotels or at ro.n.s on the boardwalk.
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YoR MuRDER OF WIFE

MISEOLA. y. Y. June $-Trial OF
Dr.S'walter Keenc Wilkins. charged with
numbering his wife AT Long Beach Feb
ruary 81. will begin h"r" tomorrow in
the court house which has boon tho
scene OF many sensational murder trials.
District Attorney Charlch r. Weeks
and former District Attorney Charles y.
wysonE who is counsel for pr. wilkins.
said today they expected it would take
three DAYS 70 select jury. About my
witnesses will ho called. and tn" trial
probably will last at least two weeks
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SOLDIER HoNoREp.

SpCF nj DlSpHtCh n IN" INi".TIC"n'"T.
El'EENNILLE. OHIO. Juno Mfrs.
George CurfMar If This city. was mott
fed today by The w3r department that
he DISTINGUISHED Service Cross has
boon awarded her son. Sergeant Thomas
Curfman. who mrdc :hc supreme saCri-
fiCc on October IN France. Tho off
Clal communication read ina th' cross
vii lhc sent Ia tn" closest rctat'Nr on
orders ~ the American comm; nd"r IF
he a. r.. F.. and that Il was awarded
for extraordinary hcrolsm' IN action
Sergeant Curfman was q member Of Co.
q. 2Sth l.. S. infantry. He was a local
select
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80 YEARS, SERVICE,

Mrs. 4. Waldman. fi0 Glenn Avn,
Fresno cal. writes. "Wh'n was young
I had Il foyer ana II left me with n
cough every winter. Thlrty-tw" years
ago read about FolNy'S Honey and Tar
and bought some and IL helped me-.
use it vet and /, helps me- every time.
am a widow Ct years old Th"r" g
rothing better Tor bronchial grip and
similam lingering coughs and colds that
hang on lust fire for Chlldrcn--fNr
croup and who"p'nc cough. Contains no
Cplatcs Sold everywhere.
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I'ADOO URGES THE BOY SCOUTS
AS ANT|DOTE To THE REDS

incn Sunday evening with a great
rally AT the IIppodrOmc. camps will h"
maintained in all of tho parks ana
squares in New York. Mayor Hylan
already has granted the necessary per-
missions for tho establishment of the
outdoor hoadquart crS Of the Scouts.
one camp. with all tho equipment
that might h" needed by the young
woodsm"n if they were IN tn" Maine
woods. will h" found just outside the
door Of tn" CITY Hall. Scout rcgula-
uons Will be strictly enforced and the
dogs vii do their best 10 show New
Workers. exactly what Scouting has
done for them.
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D. &E. BAccAIAUREATE.

Special Dispatch 10 TIL" lnt"llig"n"rr
ELKINS. W. Va. Jun" S--Thc hacCa-
laureate sermon to .hc graduating class
OF Davis & Flk,nS College was preached
this morning at tho Davis Memorial
Presbyterian church By tho Rcv. Or. z.
B. Turner. pastor 81 tho FIRST Pr"shy-
terian church. CIarkSburg. TIL" CONT
mencement will be hold Wednesday "E-
ening at Davis Memorial church. The
address 10 tho class Will h" by Or. VI. +.
Melvin. field secretary for tn" Executive
Committee Of Christian Education OF the
Presbyterian church louisville. Ky.
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NEW YORK. June H.-MakinG boy
S,r..is out of IN" nations Boys -
>ur,s, moth cd of IHaran'""'hF III"
,,,,,,rv against tho product III Oh
h, mn lhroW"rS and CRIMINALS l"F '"'
future according u William &. NC '>u""'
I'll, former head of the If'"N'H!
larrlrcnr. now Il leader OF IN" III ~
Inn drive Of the Toy Scout "' va"
=, made Tins assertion yesterday
rh,. course Of AN address IN whIfn II"
,Ap'au.cd why hr had Interested NV"
..If in The Scout movement. II was IT,
Iycrcd mt a Luncheon nj the bAn''tH
Cluh winch was attended Ivy Ieah - 81
rr,rrlrally every branch "f Am'r''AH
athletics.
Tho purpoS., Of the luncheon was !"
discuss final arrangements for tho a'h-
l.ur paradr Of IN" Scouts next N'""'S
day Men rcprcscniatIv" Of htSEhhH'
football tennis and numerous 'th''
sports heartily approved "i inc lca'
UrcS uf the pnE"an, hir"ad! !' ~
and added now suggest l"n@ thn' VIII
I,'' ,,r~,nd in,o execution by the sport?
committee.
Big, worthy Cause.
ain Tho ,our%, "I my EoN"rnm"n. S"r-
vice" said Mr. MrAd0n. II cam" !"
roallzc that first ard last. at all u'mS'
, | must be an Am"rl"an and Will meyer
cease thinking that way. rms 10y
Scout movement l. great hlE' "'t'"s
cause" If We YAK" car" al INC Joys -
to-day we will have n" h"mh 'hr 'Wtis
tomorrow. Il thoS" poor iEnoran'' VINO
mr." responsible for these crimes M"
been BOY Scouts IN their younger Gay
there would he none OF these Flinl'''
acts Ia dcplurC.
II ALWAYS feel that We can get III n"
Il At,,.F tn.hl
afoo, - like tie BOY Scouts for IN
stance. was never much of a par
tisan. .tnd when ! got mt" ihN W"r
-bcranc lcs:s Of Il partisan iha'i ever
hcforc. | believe IN beng AN American
over and above every good c"nS'dcr"-
tion.
And So being m that attltud" am
for every lhtnE 'ha, makes for o'U'r
citizenship. That - III" reason WY
! am IN this movement.
Take Boys Off Streets.
"Thr0urh II No can take the boys
off tho streets and p1aC" rh"m whore
,bc,r advantages for becoming able
citizens some day ar" Increased Ten
fold. Thrs" boys running around on
tho civ streets have the hrsr blood
in them tina, you will find anywhere.
Mould their character nov or some DAY
they may II" planting bombs IN"
ballot not tn" bomb IS what We want.
Thrnurh tn. BOY Scouts "" can max"
tho best citizens that can h" found
anvwhcr" on n" sUrfar" OF IN" earn H..
The Nero tluh rt Am"rl'H sent W"ro
,no, II would ccorcratc in every way
md have. = plane IN IN" lin" or march
which will he hauled through 'hr street
by Roy Scouts An effort viii II" mad"
To- ha>" douglas campbell. American
ITO ~, rho machine
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For any kind Of cement rr concrete
work. call T. J. Gilligan. 81 Fourteenth
ST.. Bell 244T-R. my-7-lmU
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Tho greater n" necessity for saving
tho grc0trr your opportunity / use
The lntclligcncor Want Ads.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-28
UNT1[ 1EUI5H5 SIGN 5P
Lloyd George Declares Germany
Must Agrco To Treaty Max
ing War Impossible.
sPECTER OF UNREST ABROAD
British Premier, In Opening Indus
trial Parliament, Says Living Cost
VIII Soon Fali--Iiopcs for Real
Peace In Near Future.
INV Anyociatod P,eul

LONDON. Feb. 27.-Ths blockade OF
Germany could not be raised until
Germany had signed peace treaty
which would mako war Impossible,
Premier Lloyd George declared in
speaking ut tho industrial parliament
this afternoon.
Tho Premier said no hoped that
within the next few weeks preliminary
peace would be oigncd
Peace had been virtually established
the Premier stated. but the apcctcr OF
unrest had rcappcared, and that must
DC gotten rid OF.
Lloyd George said he hoped that by
summer the cost of living in tho work.
inglnan's household would be reduced
duction would occur by tho end OF
March. IT was his hope.
me industrial parliament composed
employed and government officials. as
sembled in Central Hall, Westminster,
at 1880 o'clock this morning.
Tho parliament was opened by Sir
Robert Stevenson Horne. the Minister
of Labor. who vas supported by
Premier Lloyd George. Sir Albert stan
George II. Roberts, the food control
Ter: Thomas james MacNamara, Par
liaincntary Secretary in the Cabinet
and Sir D.. J: Shackleton, permanent
secretary OF the Ministry OF Labor
The Minister OF Labor announced
that the Premier was anxious to hear
inc views or the meeting and invited
the delegates 20 address the confer
cncc.
The parliament was held ia order to
give The government an opportunity to
meet representatives OF British in
dustry and learn their views on the
general situation. and it waa hoped b.
both sides that really valuable suu-
gcstions would be received and lie
groundwork laid for future useful ac-
tivities. The delegates 10 the parl!a-
ment number goo. II Is Estimated that
moro than 1o.ooo.0o0 workers are rep
resented.
After 4 few short speeches had been
made by labor representative, q mo-
ton was submitted by Sir Allan smith
chairman OF the managing COMMITTEES
OF the Engineering Employcrs' FEEDER
alton. for the formation OF an INDUS
trial committee consisting Of twenty
representatives of the employers,
twenty representatives OF the trades
unions and a. certain number Of repre-
sentatives OF the government depart
ments.
This committee. under the presidency
OF the Minister Of LABOR Would con-
slider and report to further meeting
OF the parliament on the causes Of the
present unrest and on methods for
safeguarding and promoting tho best
interests Of the working people, tho
en- ploTers and the state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-28
POLES AMxiOUSlY WATCH
ATTITUDE OF AMERICA
Banker Declares Key TO Polish-kmcri-
Gun nusiurAs Is Steamship LiEc
New York to DanHly.
IRy A.soclatnd pross. !

WARSAW. Feb. 27.---Thc attitude Of
the United States regarding Pciand's
business problems Is a question OF deep
concern here.
The key to Polish American bust
ness Is stcamship limo from New
York to Danzig." said Stalnslau Kar-
lowsEi. n director In ono Of tho prom
tnent banks OF Warsaw. 20 the ASsoci-
ated Press TO-DAY. whilo commenting on
the failure of any American CONNER
clal missions to visit Poland.
Il prefer the presence Of business
men to missions, since tho latter Nero
~ make rcporto apd the former fix
up matters" l,c continued "But a
steamship line from New York TO Dam
zig must he based on two supposi-
tions: First. that tho peace confer
cnce gives us DanZiE. and, second. that
We are ablo TO get our creidt guar
anteed.
'onco We get nanz'g ard credits a
otea mship line can DO easily arranged
with Polish and American capital
Next Will come a lowing in ot raw
material. employing our factories for
the products Of which thero ara big
markets here and in Russia.
Il realized the attitude OF America
in not desiring to extend moro credits
but there is It big chance here to sell
cotton and other raw materials. If