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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
THOUSAND Street CAR
MEN ARE OUT On STRIKE
Bartlebaugh For the
Union and Companies
Officials in Statements

President CLYDE Bartlrbaugh. Of Local
1oG. Street Railway Employees. as spokcs-
man for the various crafts effected by
the strike. had tho following statement
70 make regarding tho mons action. Hr
stated that every effort on the part Of
the mcn to effect a settlement had been
sorted 10. without avail.
T. Owing 10 tho cvcr-incrcasinG cost of
living and cvrr-climbing expenses tho
members of Local No. ln2. Electric Rail-
way Employees arc compelled Ia ask for
an increase of wages in order to mako
both ends meet. AZ they hnv" been re-
ccivinE u lower wage than any other
craft in tn" country. I think that their
action in asking for such increase was
justified in every respect.
Approx imatcly a month ago wc pre-
sentcd our demands which were grn"
over by the company representatives.
Satisfactory settlement was made in a
number of matters in controversy. but
one matter. that Of n wage settlement.
was not agreed upon. The traction COM
panics finally Indicated that they wore
willing to grant the same wage as that
of last year, which We could not accept.
we next asked that they arbitratc the
"
on a settlement between tho present scale
and tho proposed increase. This the
company refused TO do, but instead pro
scntad u counter proposition to arhtratc
il tho union would throw opcn the scale
which would allow even q reduction from
tho present scale. We had no noiiflca-
ton that they were going 10 ask for 4
lower waG" scale than tho present one
until 4 few days ago. Several meetings
OF the representatives OF tho railway
companies and tho mon were held. and nj
each OF these meetings no agreement
was reached, and MS Il result We decided
Wednesday afternoon to strike. our scale
expiring at midnight. Tho tircmcn. en-
ginrrrS and electricians ar" also effected
and arc on STRIKE. We arc only asking
for n fair deal and decent living wages.
and MS residents and law-ahiding citizens
nsk tho public TO consider the question
pro and con before reaching conclu-
sion
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Wheeling District from Wier"
ton to MoundsviIle Tied Up
By WaIk-out Of Employees
Of All the Traction Com
ran;es =. IA - 49,
DAY OF CONFERENCES
ENDS In DISAGREEMENT
Lighting Service for Out-the-
Pike Suburbs Shut Down by
the Strikers Water Sup
ply, However, Is to Be Co..
tinued by Agreement

The people Of Wheeling and the
Wheeling district, to say nothing OF
those residing in the territory between
Wicrton and Steubenvillr. on both side;
Of tho river. arc walking To work this
morning. unless they arc fortunate
enough to have an automobile. bicycle.
or horsc-drawn vehicle \ street rail-
way strike. tho first To happen in this
vicinity for many years. Is tho reason
for their doing SO.
Failure Of tho managers of tho cleo
trio railways and the representatives of
the unions whose members arc ON
p,oyes of the companies To effect a sat-
isfactory settlement. resulted in the
unions declaring strike yesterday
afternoon at 4:3o o'clock. which went
into effect as the late straight crows
early this morning.
As result there will not he car
led this morning on any Of the
lines between WIerton and MoundsyiIle.
on either side OF the Ohio river The
lines effected arr tn" out-the-pike diVl-
sion Of the West Virginia Traction and
Electric company lines: the City Rail
way. the Wheeling Traction company
Panhandle Railway company and the
Wicrtnn Stcubcprillc and Wheeling
Electric company lines.
The last car to run oat Of this city
wa. tho "Ow1 Car" Of the West Eir-
ginia Traction tand ElePtrlc company
line. which left this city nj l o'clock
this morning for Elm Grove. being
placed in the switch at Elm Grove by
the crew and locked up.
There was uss disorder in any way. the
barn men remaining on their jobs until
tho cars were taken into the barns. the
fires being pulled and barns closed
The men simply gathered up their be-
longings and walked nu, without any
demonstrations. They had received in
Structi"ns Individually from their rep
rcScntaiivrS curly in. IN" evening.
Unnble To Agree.
Tho nnal meeting between the rnprc-
Confined on Page Eleven.)
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Nationwide Bomb Plot
+ ais to Reap Victims
Government S,euths at Work to
Frustrate May Day Terror Plot

a,,rcr on this aS the reason behind the
wholesale attempts at destruction or
life.
t;imhI, Rrnthrr New York depart mHnt
store owners. whose mailing Tags were
OH each package. including that sent 70
Former senator Hardwirk. had declared
lh,. laE Il forgery. NJ effort was made
10 disguise tho fact that this informa-
ton was dlSGuicring. for II meant, Of
,icials said, in the event Of Il whoIcSnl"
mailing vf bombs that many would
reach their destination bearing tho mark
Of other firms which would mako tho
work rf preventing delivery all tho NOR"
d, ,rnruli Although Tho public was eau
toned aS tu tho opening of strange
rackaCcS Tho departments detective
force realize that i all IN" Internal ma
chimes put in tho mails hay" not been
recovered. il is III" departments job 70
get them before delivery.
Every branch Of the bureau Of c7m-
munications was set To work TO this
end. starting with tho men who take
mail from street hnXeS and ending with
tn, carriers who deliver il at office and
home NOT content with these prrcau-
tions steps wrrc taken in Washington 10
safeguard government officials 10 whom
other dangerous bombs might b" s"nt.
Personal orders were sent 10 all depart
n,rnts including the courts, So that by
(Couttnued ON Page Eleven.)
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ing paper Of thr bomb sent TO Senator
Hardwick Of Georgia. Tho description
OF the packaS" containing the b"Iap
struck him and H. hurried back to the
post office and examined the detained
parcels.
He then notified tho superintendent OF
his suspicious and the packages wcrr
srnt to chief post office inspector S. W.
Cochran.
Explosive experts were called in by
Inspector Cochran and one Of tho par
cells was opened. 1t contained small
phial fastened to the top OF polished
baSswood cylinder in such manner
that the cylinder could not be opened
without breaking tho bottle. The
breaking of the bottle would release a
chemical which IN turn would Ignite
three illuminate Of mercury caps resting
on a stick of dynamite. Tho whole
bomb showed evidences of skilled work
nanship.
Later in tho day a representative OF
Gimblc Brothers called on Inspector
Cochran and after examining the par
crls declared the wrappinGs had never
originated in the department store. He
pointed out that the outside covering
was Of highly glazed expensive type OF
paper. such as would not be used by any
deoartment store for mere wrapping
n1rposes. Tho inner box containing
the wooden cylinder was also made Of a
very fine. grade of green cardboard. un-
like any in ordinary use. Each Of the
parcels measured eight inches in length,
two in depth and TWO in width.
On the back of each parcel was
stamped in red:
''Novelties-a sample"
Inspector Cochran expressed the be-
lief that this was an ingenious effort
on tho part of the sendcrs to induce the
secretary of an intended victim TO hand
tho parcel unopened TO his chief. Tho
officials who are in charge of tho u
vcstSation believe that the very clalo-
(Continued on Page Fwelve)
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Urges Return Of the
Railroads to Owners

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. April 30-Adeauatc
revenues on which railroad credit may
b" strengthened; responsible national
regulation founded on equitable lcEisln-
al other railrond corporations" was
recommended Us the remedy for the rail.
road situation by Samuel Rdn. president
Of tho Pennsylvania railroad company.
speaking tonight before the United
states chamber OF commerce He urged
return of the roads TO their owners and
favored regulation Of securities and reg
ulation Of wages. with cmployc. en-
ployer and consumer represented.
William Crrdfirld, secretary Of COM
mercc. in an address today forcsaw the
development Of n now spirit Of coopcra-
ton in businss which will eliminate the
abuses Of unrestrained competition and
close c.nbination.
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BY THE ASSOCIATED PREsa

Official details concerning the latest
phases Of tho deliberations of the coun-
Gil Of three Of tho pcac" conference IN
Paris ar" somewhat obscure. II IS
known. however. that tho japanese
question concerning kiao-Chau has hecn
srttlnd. Tho terms Of tho agreement
according Ia unofficial adriccs. involve
tho surrender ny Germany OF kihG-
Chau to Japan. but in due cours" Japan
will rc-transfrr ,hS stronghold ON IN"
ShantunC peninsula In China.
Likrwisc il is stated. also unofficial
ly. that there arr Indications that the
council Of three has looked with favor
upon tho rcrlucS, OF thr Brlgians for an
immediate advance Of their Shar" OF
the indemnify which Germany is t" pay
in reperatinn for damages. and given
the delegates satisfactory assurances
that the money will hc forthcoming for
an
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AmeriCanism Of.
This Negro Is Not
Subject Of Doubt

CHICAGO. April 3D.-rhr American.
ism Of Albert Wright was upheld ana
his nnSseSsion Of n Gcrman-madc razor
rxplaincd to Judge Stewart today.
do you realize that this razor was
made in Germany: asked tho judge.
"I reckon il musta been. sub. I pro-
cured i. orrn II daid German. pusson ou'
in Nohodys Land. l knnwcd he was
daid because had just pulled my bayn
NOT Ou,cn him"
"Oh. you fought in France" exclaimed
thu court.
yes. sub. I was Il Black Devil. an
] thought this razor might be fauolc
sub"
For shaving?"
.So. sub. for social purposes. l esteem
il highly as n keepsake, suh."
well. the best l can do is 10 ois
charge you and keep the razor. Mex
case" said tho judge.
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r;r,,an, NJ. Wood. y hid street
r>oston. Mass.
1azzysl,asS,,v rI'r"d"r,rk {. Fiowmmission
mi ration. New Yorkv York
~ Econ. Mitchell \. Paine, S. Attop
Ky General. Washinston.
" Mr.. Anthony Camminetureau OF
immigration. Washington
Hon. William &. WilSou.-etary OF
Labor. Washington. d. ..
1ator T. Larry Eyra. Ger. Pa.
asa William II. Lunar. Sor Cen
cral. Washington. D. {.
Mr.. W. H. Finch. Dcpart1 of Jus
lice, New York.
Hon A S. Burleson. Postcr Cen
cral. Washington. D. c.
Hon. ]. +. Fylan. MayoTw York
City. New York
John D. Rockefeller. Pont Hills.
Tarrytown. New York.
Mr.. William 1. Schacfer, ,torncy
General. Harrisburg. Pa.
Governor William c. Sp?oulhester
Pa.
Hon, Oliver Wendell HolmesU. s.
Chief Justice. 1920 First stree,Sash-
;ngton. D. c.
Mr.. J. Morgan. c3l Madisonvenuc
New York City.
\ slip on the part OF the sesrs Of
the internal machines. coupled VI the
sharp wits OF a post office der were
all that prevented tho bomb I'm be-
ing delivered. The siateen. osares
\ were mailed Saturday nisht;h box
somewhere in the neigh6orhoa ofrSlr-
/. tieth street and Broadway. The, had
the correct postage for the arce post
but were sealed with red wsrs, and
therefore could be accepted osy atirst
class matter. Accordingly tay yere
sent to the general post ofticeto | re-
ferred back to the sender.
Each parcel had the name 2 CihoIe
aorothers printed on it and tn dcart-
ament store was notified but liled 10
answer. Early this morning Carrie 4.
3Kaplan. a post Office clerk. whe onhrs
3way home from work. read ina nrn:
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rbance Dscoveryf Sixteen Bombs Held Up in New York
postof6ce Cucident With Receiving of Explosives By
Government en- Over tn Country-None OF the Bombs
Do the DeaaWork Intended

NEW YORK. All 30Sxteen bombs IN parcel post packages
,od n Ii pronen men, each containing sufficient dynamite
blow the recprno pieces discovered among the mail at
>Ee general post off here to-day -:
Ne remnarv igation convinced the post office authorities
4b had uneartl wide plot OF terroriStS to iSSl-
nate highly placed pons as demonstration on May l.
Sweeping nq by post office inspectors agents OF the de-
snt Of iustcel police experts begun at into the
pt;~;+;es Of anarchisnd ''reds' in this city.
At the tmeraing issued by the district attorney
ce TO all public oh especially Judges to watch for packages
which might be de to them and guard was thrown around
he criminal courts b1ng.
The addresses sixteen packages seized here all type
++an The style couple of minor led officials to be-
w that the addreg done by foreigner The addresses
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We sailed a little before t and land
cd at Boulogne about half past five in
the evening. l was met by tho COVER
nor, the comnandant and the port Of
ficials. and we had Il very hearty recep-
tion. There wcrG several rest camps
al Roulognc and l was able 10 visit
them. Officers and men looked tit and
well, and were full Of enthusiasm and
cheer.
BouloEne was only secondary port
Of embarkation, but I can vividly recall
tho scene. Everyone knows the curious
and interesting old town, with its pic
tuTeeQue citadel situated on lofty hill.
On ali sides we9c evidences Of great ac-
ttvity and excitement. Soldiers and
sailors. both British and French. were
everywhere. All were being warmly
welcomed and cheered by tho towns
people. t5 80,
. The. decltutng August sun lit up sinu-
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ceased to be- the chrcry seaside resort
of % $acc days and had assumed tho ap-
pcar4nce Of IL fortress expecting mo-
mnnthry attack Very few people were
about and the place was prepared for
immeI Idiate action. Tho fine harbor was
crowded with destroycrs. submarines
and al fc~ cruisers; booms barred all
the ENTRANCES and mines were laid
down. .
It was the first time since war had
been declared that I witnessed the out
ward, and visible signs Of the great
strugsNA for which we were girding our
loins. Not the least evidence Of this
was the appearance Of the officers and
Sncn Of tine Sentinel. All showed In
,Aheir faces at strained. eager, vatca-
vi look y! told Of the severe and
d d etinual d md nightly vigil. This
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who were now offering their lives to
save Franco from possible destruction
as a power of she first class 1t was a
wonderful and never TO he forgotten
scene In tn" setting sun; and. ms |
walked round camps and hivouacs,
could not but think Of the many fine
fellows around me who had said good
by to Old England forever.
We left Bouongc at twenty minutes
after seven the same evening and
reached Amicns at nine. There l was
met by General Robert military gov
ernor) and his staff. the prefect and
officials. Amiens was the headuuar-
ters of General Robb. the commander
Of our line Of communications. and IT
was also the first point Of concentra-
ton for our air craft. which David
Henderson commanded. with Sykes as
hts chief assistant, Whiln aatS sAndena
. Was sable to- hold tfnporta
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| MANY LIVES LOST IN
| SALVADOR EARTHQUAKE

SAN SALVADOR. April 29.--The dam
mgr to lifc and property caused by the
severe earthquake shocks here Monday
cannot hr yet estimated but it is large.
The government proclaimed state OF
siege.
Many persons hav" been injured. The
number Of dead Is not known.
The Western railroad was badly dam
aged and the railroad service has been
intCrrunted
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MANY TROOPS ARRIVE.

NEW YORK April 3n.-On tho
steamship Finland which arrived here
tonight wcrc 3.509 troops. They in
cludcd the 2Sth division headquarters
detachment: lO3rd engineers. field staff
and Headquarters. first battalion head
quarters detachment: sanitary and ord
nance dctachmnnts. and companies A..
to F.. inclusive. for Camp Dix. DcvcnS.
Custer. Upton. Sherman. Taylor. Grant
and Dodge: base hospitals %. i6 and SO:
654th casual company. Nirgnta: 663rd
New York: 654th Ohio and 655th Kan
SaS.
The steamship Federal, from Laplicc,
brought casuals.
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with Rohb and Henderson as to their
respective commands.
left Amicns for Paris on the morn
ing Of the 18th aand we reached the
Nord Terminus at Il quarter TO one p. 1n..
where I was met by the British Am
bassador tnow Lord Bcrtic) and the
military governor of Paris Large
crowds had assembled in the streets on
the way to the embassy and we were
received with tremendous greetings by
the people Their welcome was cordial
in the extreme. The day is particp-
larly memorable to me because my pre-
yious acquaintance with Lord BERTHE
rIpened from that time into an intimate
friendship. to which I attach the great
est value. I~trust that, when;5athe 1A 81
history Of this war s H. S N1an
splendid partsIraai;stsd tkS5sii
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Gus columns Of infantry ascending the
high ground tu their rest camps on the
plateau to tho sound of military bands.
From the heights above the town. the
quays and wharves. where the landing
Of troops and stores was increasingly
going forward, looked like human bee
hives. Looking out to sea- one could
distinguish approaching transports here
and there between the ever wary and
watchful scout. destroyer and subma-
rne. which were jealously guarding the
route.
Over all lowered the monument to
the greatest world soldier-the warrior
emperor who. more than a hundred
years before, had from that spot con-
templated the invasion Of England.
Could ne have now revisited -the
glimpsos Of the: moon" would he not
have rejoiced at tllia friendly fnSaSton
Of France by Ensaand's good sFeomen.s
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May Day in Europe
w.t. VIII bB.W!

LONDON, Apr. 3o.-(BY
atrd Prcss)-"May Day hH
pass uncventfully in Eurot1A
reports received in Lond0
with the notable exception45n
Berlin. where the worker1E
dulgc in a one days strike
pest. the Hungarian capib
Soviet government hasS StaS
make the town red winfs
manner Of other rcd decos
English cities will wftn
tomary. paradcs and massn
tho Scandinavian town.
in a like manner. ::.&ss
Reports of plans for: a ~
demonstration in Holland ,sh =
through, but they may he $bx6,
Hyde Park will be the sce6l
London celebration. NGfnsfpa
cessions Of trades unions. andSg
ciotics will march to thes p1i,
various rallying places III ithSsS
suburbs. Speeches hrI,lkHo1
Of parliament and:
against Bolshcvism
and also calling for
and a league of free D
part Of the program.
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lN ~ udNS arc as tOl-
%recnc, solicitors. s415coO
s.oso Club. ........ iT50oo
81 #este'day the industrial commitIcn
&c tnt only encouraging repor, of tho
@ i'sTes showing that large sub
ppttohs arc being secured. but thev
not numerous enough to pu, ,h..
HVe over the top. Most big towns in
Clevelara distric, in which WhcsI,,,~ -.
Ainclnded sr now beyond their opnto
Ohio coAty continues to lag "
Wo Dig CENTS are planned by tho
#fmittee to Ht the drive across. Sat-.
Fay the 13ah Field Artillery bsnd
&l feaeh inc 9y and will play on tha.
Ind will be atSrldpennr, ,nd Sal
By morning and f,ernoon. coming hor.
the afternoon.
SUNDAY afternoo Hon C.bar,es W.
ni'enaie oA ~'e' and. will return TO
le city. During T. Inst drive ".
Fhitehair made ons,r ,bo ,,o., ,non.
>able Liberty hond.a;ks cr,,r boa,5
hec''he' t''' ''tng again IS ccn-
Hered red letter tnt IN rho W.
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BIG L1ouo1fK

CHARLESTON, W.va.S
ports of the capture and G
1850 gallons Of wine In
were made to-day TO the
ton department. One thi
were reported destroyed
Lick. Roscnront and S1l
county. April 25. and IT
keystone. Mcdowell cour
April % and April 20. whSk
inns and one negro were aP3
wine is said to be made 81
shipped In car load lots. fryrI
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Chamber Of Commerce
May Act In Car Strike
Possible That Local Organization VIII
Make Effort to Bring Factions
Together.

Tho Wheeling Chamber of Commerce
may take hand in trying 10 effect =
satisfactory agreement between tho
street car companies and the labor
unions now on strike. President l. Nj.
Scott stated yesterday after that he was
still hopeful of IN" companies and the
men agreeing upon the questions in
controversy, hut thai in the event Of a
disagreement that the good offices nf
the association would possibly he ten
dcrrd IN the hope Of reaching an agree
mrnt.
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The Companies Side

When called hv an 1ntclliGcnc"r rr-
porter hast night. tho representatives OF
tho Wheeling Traction company, mo
WrSt Virginia TrnCiinn and fIcctTlc
company and tho city Railway COM
pHny. who are affected as the result ot
the strike called by the employees. star
I'd that they were exceedingly sorry
Continued on Page E1even)
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COPENHAGEN Aprilt3s 9g,f
so.,o,od p-oss>1SThe Soyfd
a., ,ov,s,r,, $50; s.
IN Nunicn nSs =, .RertfS;j
ing ~ IA ReriJr;;sS ~
respondent oL. oL.f.at III T.aas
The correspoty 49,
ernmcnt troops
tiola law sno
Of the Hed ruo! s.aSnSS1s 80 1s
while a mop att seatssSIa
lured Heos, anu ftttgS1taSEfsSs
-, sT5iS5ii
BERLlN' MonosSsS,1ekt
Associated fresS2e:.Sfs2 81
are fleeing from AuE
ther caused bN ING sS s:s,
government ttpUpe SsI3f
coro,ng 10 rep SSnS -
hanosuer, h,,u. a.;
rnrle't, oiSh Sapp' EachSnHaHS. -
~ i,te Prem ~ tSIsl.Sa5SI
re,ary " .ns scS.sa 20. sfstTn # afsffSss,
snuacn was a. o
oay: ~ ;,,. ,,e,S,,,it rs jsssSYs1I
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Field Marshal Lands France; Meets General Jofr

men. Throughout the yettf =
that commanded IN Franc
and counsel were invaluable
We drov to the Embassy
ed there. In the afternoon, 1
ed. by the Ambassador. I vi
Poincarc. The president "a
BY MT. Viviani. Prime Mini etl
Millerand. Ministers for Wat
alton was fully discussed, lh
much impressed by the:opkin q
of the president: II amss4sI
formed great hopes ofsA5 =
vance by the Allies from
had taken UP, and; heS Atsc
fully With me fon hs -
other .11attle bejHI
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lIRD INSTALLMENi

y Charing Cross by special 1
kSn. on Friday, August IA.
& at Dover In his najest
A htinel. Sir Maurice FitzGerAl
RNSA other friends were at Il
We me of. and / was accon
Murray. Wilson. Robertso
ke. Huguet and Brins1e
e.. sy private secretary. III
duh and gloomy ar
$os August. Dover hs
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SENATOR KIM. ..eQ 60
0UT.F0R RTHEfE
OF NATIONS Cll|H'l(

SALT LAKE, April 55C1
liam II. King. OF Utah..
issued tonight declared
draft of the covenant
nations removes any
urged against the adoI
inal draft. Senator,
said:
I'm my opinion the q
ton will meet with the
ilizcd nations and the -
the people Of the co6DoH win
by the senate. The amended d
inal and removes any valid ol
urged against the adoption of th
nal draft" ~ 81
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seld Marshal Vtscount rnchx O,
Ses, K p. Q. NJ, etc. copSxnt 1919
/ he Esw Yo-f Herald cS RegIa-
a ! In Canada In Accorda3 w,+h
q ropyrisht Act. copyrigsd In
IN Britain Copyrighted Z bv
htcu, nNH1tu Co,
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, April 3o~Forecast:
ohio-Showers Thursday; Friday, fair
slightly warmer.
West virginio-Showers Thursdny /;
clearing and somewhat warmer Friday.
Western Pennsylvania-Showe on
Thursday; Friday cloudy, slightly
warmer south portion.