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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-07
Army Campaign

Army Campaign
extends to you q cordial invitation to
attend Mass Meeting to be addressed by
Miss EranCeline G. Booth
Commander Of all Salvation Army Forces
in the United States.
Market Auditorium.
Wheeling. w. Va
Monday Evening.
November 10, 1919.
, A special feature OF the meeting will
be the Provincial scXtette which will
come down from tho Pittsburgh head
quarters and provide special music for
the occasion
A special committee on reception for
the commander is now being named and
q partial list Is given herewith. The list
is incomplete and number Of addition
al names will be added in a day or two.
The list so far completed is as FOL! 'ws:
! Otto Schcnk chair Geo. C.Rcn"cke
man w. +. wilson
Or. J. l.. Dickey c. a. Robinson
George F.. House Fred ]. Fox
Geo. A.I.auEhlin j. Adam Hum
". r. Stone Mayor Thos F. Tho
II C. Ogden ner
Col. J. A. Miller w r. GundlinS
Eishop p, ]. Dona- Mrs Ernest s. Bull
hue lard
Rabbi L A. Misch- Mrs. J. W. Bryan
kind Mrs. J. Dana Tom
DR. Jacob Brttting- linson
ham Mrs w. +. Weiss
Or. c. p. Allen Mrs. +. 6. Waite
g. II Dowlor Mrs. Leon b. stein
W r. Hilton Mrs. Leo Wolfe
r. y. Naylor Mrs. Thos. ~ Beat
Albert z. Sncdekcr tie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-07
WHAT WORRIED HnM.

Are you sur" your voice Will rii THIS
large hail. asked the friend.
II only hope" sadly replied the anna
teur singer, that il won't empty IT.
Jacksonville Times MON.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-11

cere 81 din inima felicitari D-tale
81 echipajului masinei R-34 pen
tru splendida D-tra isprava, 81 ce-
lie mai calduroase urari pentru O
reintoarcere in siguranta. Sborul
D-tra insemneaza era in care
poporul vorbitor al limbei engle-
re, deja atras la un loc prin mare
lie razboi, va Fl multi. mai striils
unit in pace".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-11
V0HfSEPlfCAT1 1ACASA?
IATA CE Nj Sc sCRIE DIN
PARIS:

IN anteresaM general al R0nsmi
Tor ofldtori IN State1 Unite, Va
ragdm, bimevoiti da p,tblicitdtH
urmdtonrea epistoM:
Ca refugiati IN decursM rdsboist-
lui, avimd posibiltatea de a menti-
mea pasapOarte, cu siua de 81 Maiu
c. am plecat din Statele Unite spre
patria Veche, fdcind cdldtoria pc
apd i'm 10 sile.
Ajungsad la Paris me-am pre-
'sentat la dl mimistru A. Vaida mm-
de am aflat 81 pc dl Cdpiton Y.
Stoica 81 cerindu-le sfatM pemtru
a cdldtori MAI departe, nu ne-a pu-
tut asiguro pc mici- o Gale maj H.
soard 81 maj sigurd, find cd trenaz
Ia Romsnia circuM nunaai de doud
orr la sdptdnind, ca curier diplo-
matte, la care trebMe sd te dnunti
CIT lu''i de sile fhainte, pemtru a
obtimed bHetul, care costd 75O fran
ca framcegi. Ddcd din 0are care mo-
tiu on,ul nu poate pleca la sia1a
tiratd in billet, pierde suma pldti-
td. - Pentru cdldt0ria cu trenul,
pasaportM trebuie visat in urn,d-
t0Grele lOcuri: II Legatin ROn,snG !:
2J Legatia Eluetia,id; 81 Legatia
Haliond; n Legatia Sirbd 81 Pre-
fectura Politiei, la carl vize omuz
mtimpind foarte mari greutdti.
Sc poate cdldtori 81 CT vaporul
de la Mdrsellin la Constamto, ansd
tot cM mari gremtdti, funded sunt
0opoord de marfd, pc carl mu pot
cdldtori mai mutt ca 100 persoane,
fdrd al'mentatie, 81 circ,tld foarte
rar. - Cdldt0rid aceasta c0std can,
la fel cm cea de sus amimtitd 81 du-
reasd Is pind 30 sile.
7rainl la Paris este foarte scump.
Aducimd la cunostinta d-lm mi
'astrn a. Vaida, situotia Romsnilor
din america, a promiis, cd in tim
pal eel maj scnrt posibH, Da face
tot ce-i std IN putintd, pentru re-
sn'patr'area lor in mod favorabI 81
signr.
Spre scopM acesta este autorisat
al cdpitan Y. Stoica veni in A.
nerica. pentrm oplnna toate afa-
cerile Romsnil0r.
Deci, piaad la sosirea d-lui cdpitam
Stoica, Va rugdm wn,a sfatur;le
Legatiunei Romfme din Washina-
tom, D. c., pubhcate in siare, cdci
snnt foarte adevdrate, - iar la So
sirea timpului de cdldtorie, GU o.
caziunea vemirei la New York, mu
Va ldsati sedusi de eurei 81 alte
matinni streime, CT tr0geti Ia loca-
Turtle ron,snesti de acolo.
In cit priDesc scrisorile ce GU ma
re merdbdare asteptati de acasd,
tot communicable nbregMatd tre-
muril0r cu.so.
Paris, in IA Iunie 1919.
Natei Boamfa,
Petrw Tarcea,
Iosif Canjo,
George Atbm,
NscOl0e Albu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-11
lNFORllAIl|||N

Telicitat % rege. Londra. W.
Regele George al Angliei, imediat
'ce q auzit de descinderea IN sigu-
rsntx 4 dirigiabilnlui RAJ, tri-
mis- urmxtoarea telegrama cAtrc
maicrul Scott u echipajnl marei
nasini sburlt ltoare: Cel6 mi sin-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-11
NARUNTISUR|.


Am vazut ell nenisoare
Cum faci pc altul habauc,
Oar ia n uita-te N oglinda
Sl-O Sa veZl un mameluc.
Graf Tipo.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-11

Sc va Ga. Oar Gle ce nu dau dlnSH
darea de seama pc care au pro
MISC pentru banii incasati cind
Gu ,,ancorarea"? Mai stii, poate
0 vor fl ros-o soarecii?
O princesa are Sc aleaga tOtdca
una pc un tinar care-i spune ca e.
ste gata Sc moara pentru dinsa,
in locul unui serios care-i spune
ca este invoit sal aduca la casa
toate cele de lipsa pentru trai.
Oamenii carl fac mai putina
galagie, Gle object sunt mai pri-
mejdiosi.
Nadejdea sireaca este motorul
care pune toate rotile vietii in
miscare. Asa de exemplu, fiecarc
ON care nu este prominent, are
nadejde Sc ajunga 81 fiecare re-
formator are de gfnd Sc ajunga
la cirja, char 81 daca este casa
torit 81 inca nu site ,,pravalicul"
1nainte de a lua in casatorie
ell ii spune ca fata d1nsei il ur-
mareste peste tot locul ca in Wis.
Dupa ce Sc casatoreste, ii spune
cal urmareste peste tot locul ca
un Wis afurisit.
Barbatul care are putin 81 vote
ste 81 mai putin, este mai avut
decit eel ce are multi 81 voieste 81
mai multi.
Adevarul este mai puternic de-
cit minciuna, dar din nenorocire
de multe ori este suprimat.
De multe orr din rele Sc nasc
cele bune. De. .pilda, daca Eva nu
ar Fl m1ncat din pomul oprit, as
taxi multe milioane de croitoare
nu ar fl in stare sa-si agoniseasca
piinea cea de tOate zilele.
A gresi este omenesc, ierta
este divin, insa foarte nepractie
sal pomenesti de iertare "
brutei.
Copilul de astazi are sa fie cri-
ticul de milne. Din nenorocire in
sa .parintii lui stu prea putin
despre asia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-11

Dare de seama" cere un dOmn.
Sc va da. Oar de ce nu dau dinsii
darea de seama pc care au pro
MISC pentru banii incasati cind
Gu ,,ancorarea' Mai stii, poate
0 vor fl ros-o Soarecii?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-11

schimb do STUDENT Gu Susdia.
Stockholm. - S'a formal o
fondatiune' Americano-Suedeza
pentru trimiterea q xece STUDENT
Suedezi in America in schimbul
altor zece Americana in Suedia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-11

ca la universitatea statului Ohio,
q murit la c7teva ceasuri dupa ce
fusese isbit de un tramvai in fa-
ia locuintei sale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-11
Protestul strigoilor. - Londra

Protestul strigoilor. - Londra.
- Un correspondent special in i
maginatie trimite, de la Turnul
din Londra, correspondents ca
tre ziarul Evening News, pc care
0 numeste ca motiunea dresata
la intrunirea tinuta de ,,strigoii
turnului" Iata rezolutia: moi
membrii al clubului din turn, am
auzit Gu neplacere 81 nemultumi-
re svonul ca fostul imparat al Ger
maniei va fl adus aici. Protestant
Gu toata puterea noastra 81 sun
tenn contra ca acest iosnic crimi-
nal sa fie att de onorat 81 moi
insine att de degradati din adu-
cerea lui in mijlocul nostru'..
RANT de AZ de ori. - Win
chendon, Mass. - William San
vile, eel de mai multe orr ranit
ON din divizia No. 26, a sosit a.
casa. Are pc corp AZ de
rane. fost de sase orr in spital
81 totdeauna s'a intors la. front
,dupa vindecare.
Un criminal care sc pred&. -
Los Angeles. = Harry New, care III
ce ca este fiul vitreg al senatoru-
lui New de Indiana,s s'a prezentat
la polite ducind in brate corpul
neinsufletit al unei fete 81 cerind
sd fie arestat. Ell q marturisit ca
pc cind Sc preumblau amindoi
GU automobilul pc 0 carare SID
guratica, fata ii spusese ca nici
odata nu Sc va casatori Gu ell. A.
-tunci zice ca a scos revolverul 81
a impuseat-o.
0 musc&tur& fatal&. - Pitts
burg, Pa. - Levi Kurtz, un far
mar in etate de II de ami, a, mhrit
muscat de pisica domestica. Far
merul gasise animalul in cocina
gainilor, 81. pc cfnd incerca sal
scoata afara, caci omorise mai
multe gaini, Ell ia sarit furios in
piept, fnfigfndu-i adfnc dintii 81
ghiarele in NINA stfnga.
Condamnat Ia naoarte. - New
York. William Walter, in eta
te de 19 AMI, arestat pentru ucide-
rea bacanului Leon Rubin, a fost
condamnat sa moar6 pc scaunul e.
lectric. Judecatorul a pronuntat
sentinta numai dupa ce amanta
crimipalului intarise acuzele, spu-
mind ca Walter fmrtnscase PEI ~Ru-
bin in seara de 19' Martie pc cind
increase sal jefniasca pravalia
de bani, de care avea mare trebY-
inta ca sa Sc poata duce Gu en- la
dams.
Vizita uni print - Washing
f0n - PriYtml Nadpo co,1dmein1
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-22
Bauarians Want Land
of Ex-King Ludwig
(By Associated Press)

BERNE. Saturday. July 19-It has
been learned from a reliable source
that the new Bavarian government is
negotiating with former King Ludwig
who for several months has been re-
siding in Sails castle at ZiZers, capt.
tol of the Canton of Grisons, for le-
gal settlement of his landed property
in Bavaria on the state.
1t is said that the former King pos
sibly will be permitted to retain one
of his Bavarian castles as place Of
retreat.
Ludwig III was given permission by
the Swiss government last April to
cross into Switzerland from Vaduz.
with a small suite and take up his
residence at Zizers. A dispatch from
Geneva in May said Ludwig, was
showing signs of insanity, which is
hereditary in the former royal family.
1t was declared that during violent
fits Ludwig declared that Bavaria won
the war and that he desired to return
10 Munich in triumph at the head OF
his victorious army. A more recent
dispatch asserted that the income OF
the former Bavarian royal family
which once averaged about S1.250,000
annually. had been seriously reduced
as a result of the war.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-22
FATE OF FRENCH
Government IS
BEFORE CHAMBER
Premier Clemenceau Will De-
fend Regime-Criticism on
Reconstruction
(By Associated Press)

PARIS, July 22-In readiness to
hear the governments declaration Of
it's policy, on which it had been an
nounced a vote of confidence would be
asked, the chamber of deputies met
this morning. Premier Clemenceau,
it developed, was not ready to make
his statement at the morning session,
and the chamber adjourned until aft
ernoon to await the premiers pleas
ure
There was much interest in the ex-
pected developments of the day, to
which great Importance was attached,
as it was expected that the motion for
an Interpolation Of the government
on its general policy, which NJ. Fran
cois-Fournier, Independent Socialist,
had given, might precipitate an ami
mated debate.
Cost Of Living Question.
The agitation against the govern
ment has been most marked on the
question of the high cost of living, the
feeling of the members on this issue
having resulted last week in a vote
adverse to the government. The is
sue was met, temporarily at least, by
the withdrawal of Victor Boret, as food
minister, NJ. Noulens, former ambass-
ador to Russia, taking his place.
The government wever, made it
known that it desired a further evil
dence of the chambers support, if
that would be obtained, and that it
would ask a vote of confidence at to-
days session, at which the fate of the
government seemed thus likely to be
decided.
Chief among other governmental
policies objected to, particularly on the
Socialist side, are the slow progress
Of reconstruction and rehabilitation.
Peace Commission Sets.
The parliamentary commission of
peace, sitting under the presidency of
NJ. Viviani, who recently was named
by the Chamber of Deputies to pre-,
side over the commission and examine
into the peace treaty with Germany
today listened to report by deputy
Louis Dubois on the clauses of the
treaty relating to reparations de
manded on Germany.
| M. Dubois said the material damage
done in the invaded departments
amounted to 119,O0o00o,ooo francs
/ This amount he said had been vari
fled by a committee of engineers, ar
chitects, manufacturers and agricul
turists. He added that the damage
done to agriculture was said to ag
igregate $4,000, 100000 francs.
The damage falling upon the indi
vidual and the money paid to star
commercial enterprises were not In
! cluded in the sum Of 10000. .O00, ,0Ot
francs and likewise 100000, ,OOt
francs for military expenses and ST,
Ibillion francs for pensions were no
4 embraced in the sum- The tota
amount of the damage done M. Du
bois said, would aggregate 200, 900
100000 francs. I
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-22
Kruger Trial Is
Set for October Is

The trial of DR.. Frederick w. Krue-
ger, indicted last week by the county
grand jury on a charge of manslaugh-
ter, has been set for Monday, October
13, according to a statement made
Tuesday morning by Judge Bond.
Efforts were made by the state to
have the trial set for some time this
month, but owing to the fact that the
court docket Is already crowded with
civil cases which attorneys and the
court are anxious to settle, it was de.
cided to put the Krueger trial off until
the October term of the court.
The case will be the first to come
up in the October term of court, as
the first week of the term, which
opens on October 6. will be taken uI
with making issues. and preparing the
docket. Henry U. Johnson and Byran
c. Robbins have appeared in court as
attorneys for Krueger.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-22
BIC five GIVEN
power BY PACT
CHARGES MOSES
Rest of Treaty Even Worse
Than League Covenant, De-
clares Senator.
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Declaring
it is not the league of nations but the
big five to which the peace treaty
gives responsibility, for effecting the
terms of peace, Senator Moses, New
Hampshire, Republican Of the for
eign relations committee told the SEN
ate today that by accepting the role
OF principal power as defined in the
treaty the United States would EN-
broil itself for many years to come In
the troubles of Europe.
The senator said that while the
league covenant was bad enough, the
other provisions of the treaty were
worse.
''In this treaty." said Senator Moses
"are considerations of many things
of shoes and ships and sealing wax,
of cabbages and kings. 1t roams the
plains, sails the seas, delves into the
earth and scars into the sky; nuns,
horses and huntsmen alike come with
in it's purview; books, boundaries and
bullets; guns, goats, guarantees and
governments; warships, waterways,
woman suffrage, and Wilhelm lin
short the alphabet and ALTERATION
alike are agonized in the attempt to
deal adequately with merely a topical
index to this instrument which we are
asked to ratify in haste lest we break
the heart of the world.
Fourteen Points Absent.
"These constitute a victor's peace
we look in vain through it's 267 pages
for the elusive fourteen points OF
peace. Open covenants long since
took to hiding; the freedom of the
seas was treated with scant courtesy
at Paris; the establishment Of equality
Of trade conditions among nations
consenting to the peace is nowhere
to be found in this instrument; the
earlier doctrine of no annexations
and no indemnities long since became
sa far as present negotiations have
been reduced to written form, the gen.
eral association Of nations established
by specific covenant
Neither can we find here any con
firmation of the prediction that this
treaty was to be written in disregard
of the old order of the balance oi
power, and with no element of nationa
commercial greed. All the elements
of greed, national suspicion, and jeal
ousy are only too evident in almost
every article of the treaty.
I'm short the sun of commercial ex
pansion in which Germany sought a
place passes into total eclipse behind
this treaty; and the shackles with
which she is to be manacled in hel
obscurity have been forged with ma
ticulous care by the forward-lookins
men with whom the president was pri
vileged to cooperate at Paris, bu
whose cooperation was strictly limit
| ed to looking out for themselves
while not omitting to see to it tha
the United States should be made 3:
full partner in every phase of the en-
terprise designed for the benefit o
the other members of the big five.
Continued on page sixteen)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-22
LOYALTY PLEDGE
GIVEN K0LCHACK
BY ASSEMBLIES
Economic Councils of Russia
Promise Support to Omsk
Government.
(By Associated Press)

OMSK. July 22.-pledges Of loyalty
to Admiral Kolchak's allRussian
government were given today by rep
resentatives of various organizations
in addressing the congress called by
the state economic council.
Anatole SaZonov, chairman of the
council of the all-Siberian cooperative
assemblies, speaking for "over fifteen
million men and women" declared the
"co-operators understood fully that at
this moment the main task is to sup
ply the gallant army" He said his
organization was glad to join the econ
omic council in it's work considering
it "a step toward the constituent as
sembly which will be convened as
soon as the Bolshevist rule is broken
down"
M. Gavrilov, speaking for the Indus
trial workers, said the government
had accomplished much in improving
economic condition and that industrial
and transportation conditions had re-
markably improved. Working men are
given good working and living condi-
t1ons and unemployment has ceased to
exist" he said. Population, M. Gavri.
low said is united in the struggle
against anarchy.
Sees International Danger
"The world begins to understand
he said, that Bolshevism is not mere
ly Russian phenomenon, but an
international danger. The workers, he
added. believe the resurrection oi
Russia is impossible without proper
solution of the land problem"
"The Cossacks," said Colonel Beres
ovisky, speaking in their name
brought up and educated on the ira
dition of loyalty to their country, are
fighting at the various fronts for the
reestablishment of free great Russia
and will continue to fight until BOZ
shevist tyranny is broken"
The ministry of finance announced
today that, up to June 1, the all-Rus-
sian government headed by Admiral
Kolchak had appropriated for various
purposes total of about 715, 100000
rubles. (The ruble normally Is worth
about so cents). These appropriations
were made for remstovS and munich
palities in territory freed from Boil
sheviki, for mining industries, rail
roads, commercial banks, cooperative
organizations and cossack organiza
tionS.
During the first five months Of the
year, the ministry of finance reported
savings bank deposits increased 79,
756,00 rubles, making total deposits
of 453,961 900 rubles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-22
Wrestling Pastor Stages
Unique Church Campaign
(By Associated Press)

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
GERMANY, July 22-Chaplain E. S.
Currie, of the second division, has be-
come known among the American
forces on the Rhine as the wrestling
parson" in his go to church campaign
which he inaugurated recently among
the soldiers. Chaplain Currie has
been putting on an exhibition in
Leutesdorf every night the last few
weeks and each man he throws prom
ises to induce five other soldiers to
accompany him to church the Sunday
following the wrestling match.
The contests have been held in the
Leutesdorf playhouse and Chaplain
Currie has been taking on different
men from the third battalion of the
Sixth marines each night. Reports to
the Chaplain's office of the second
division say Chaplain Currie has been
winning about seventy-five per cent
of the matches.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-22
PROK| ENFORCEMENT
BILL PASSES HOUSE
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, July 22- The pro-
alibition enforcement bill, described
by members opposing it as drastic
enough to invite a presidential veto,
was finally passed today by the house
The vote was taken after a motion
by Representative Igoe. Democrat
Missouri to recommit the bill had
been defeated 255 to 1873. Nearly ev.
cry member of the house was in at.
tendance and there was so much noise
during the roll call that Republican
Leader Mondell was recorded as sup
porting the Igoe motion. He was per
mitted to change his vote.
The vote on the passage of the bill
was 237 to 101, with three members
voting present.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-22
Three Units of Fifth
Division Arriue Home
lRy Associated Pressl

NEW YORK, July % Three COM
plete units of the fifth division were
among the 1908 troops arriving here
today from Brest on the transport
America They were the 9th regi-
ment of infantry, 81 officers and
2175 men; 10Th regiment OF field ar
tillery, 40 officers and 1872 men, and
the 14th machine gun battalion. 20 Of
ficers and 622 men.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-22
For Wayne County by w. e. Mool

For Wayne County by w. e. Moore
Generally fair tonight and Wednes-
day, except for possible local thunder
showers. Moderate temperature.
General Conditions-The high baro.
metric pressure over the northeast Is
causing moderate temperatures to pre-
vail over the central states and a
marked rise in temperatures is taking
place over the west and northwest.
Temperatures range there from 80 to
100. 1t is also hot In the Rocky noun
tain states. Showery weather is re-
ported over the southeast and exces-
sive rains over the cotton region dis
trict. The heat wave is moving south
eastward and probably will reach this
section within a few days.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-22
LIMIT FOREIGN LABOR

DOUGLAS, Ariz., July 22.-Employ-
ment of foreign labor. In Sonora, Mex
leo, Is limited to 20 per cent OF the
employed force under law passed at
the recent session Of the state con-
gress Of Sonora. This is revealed in
the publication Of the law by Ell ITEM
po, a Cananea newspaper copies Of
which reached here today. The text
of the law was adopted as city ord
nance at Cananea. According to the
newspaper the law was directed prin-
cipally against employment of Chi
nese but 1t affects all non-Mexican
workers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-22
Weather Forecast

For Indiana by the United States
Bureau-Fair tonight and Wednesday.
Slightly cooler in extreme south por-
tion tonight.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-22
PASS FRENCH TREATY
WAIT RATIFICATION
fBy Associated Press

LONDON, July 22.-The house of
commons last night unanimously pass
ed the Anglo-French treaty bill In all
its stages.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-22
BILL ON THIRD READING
(By Associated Press

(By Associated Press)
LONDON, July 22.-The house of
commons yesterday passed the third
reading of the peace treaty bill.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-22
ASK DEFINITE ACTION

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, July o.
Immediate and definite action on the
part Of the authorities Of the United
States to restore security of American
lives and property in Mexico. was de-
manded Of the federal government in
n resolution unanimously adopted by
the executive board of the American
livestock association in executive ses-
sion here.
The meeting of the executive board
was In conjunction with the conven-
tion of stockmen from thirteen west
ern states, which opened today. Two
hundred cattle and sheep raisers rep.
resentipg large majority of the men
of these industries in the west were
present.