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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-16
OGDEN ATTACKS
The KENYON BILL
NOW IN CONGRESS

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. Sept. &c.
II. Ogden. Chairman Of the Executive
Commute" Of tho American Meat Pack
crs' Association. IN which the small
packers outnumhrr ~" lnrg" packers in
the rat" Il about Forty t" one. today
legislation conforming tn" packing in
duStry.
Mr. Ogden who is Genera: Manager
Of tho Pittsburgh Provision and Tack
ing Company. m delivering IN" ENccu-
tic Committees report t. TIA" packers
convention here. said in part:
About the time Of the signing OF tho
armisticc we found that there was de-
vclopng among tn" lawmakers at
Washington feeling that our industry.
ard particularly som" few of our larg-
est members. had reached the size
whcrcupon. according 10 tho political
philosophy Of this school Of solons.
some sorI Of cStra-lcgal control must
be applied.
With the rrjoincr that II Is fmpos-
siblc to convict million dollars they
dismissed our patiently logical statement
to the effect that there were already In
cxistcnr" all the laws and morc-n"c-
cssary IL curb any possible miShchar-
ior on our part. and urged the enactment
into law Of n now type OF legislation
calling for the 'cCn;ror Of GU "dnstry.
Just what is meant by '"orIer~r Is
not clear. Certainly thu bills now be-
ing scusscd NJ" extremely patcrnaiis-
tic in nature. hay as 10 their details
and. we believe. pregnant with great
danger 70 all industry.
Legislative panaCcaS Of the patent
med cnce type are particularly vicious
because of the false hope that they
hold out to thc masses. And II Is as
type Of this sort OF legislation that we
regard the present measures designed TO
license our industry.
|, I'VE firmly believe that in the years to
como this proposed legislation. II II is
mentioned at all. Will he historically re-
eardcd as nothing more serious than ono
Of the many evidences Of panic-m"ntal
panic-which followed in the wake OF
the Great War.
But for the moment tho danger IS
real: the measures arc being actively
championcd by those who should be our
friends and well-wishers: the plain duty
is upon US all 10 combat this proposed
legislation. openly. vigorously and per-
sistently. to the best Of our ability.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-16
SEN. JONES
DEFENDS PACT
oENoUNcEs SENATORS WHO ARE
POISONING THE PUBLIC MIND.
3ays II Amendments to Treaty as PFo-
posed Are Adopted World Peace
would Fall.

WASHINGTON. Sept. Is D"noun"-
ing Senators whose 'ins!Ii"us ""''"-
nation poison the pubic mind aEa'ns'
the German peace treaty and IN" League
Of Nations Senator Jones. Democrat
New Mexico. speaking IN ~" senate TO-
Gay said If tho rcscrN atoms r"'"ih''ril"-
ed BY the foreign relations committees
majority were adopted tn" tr"a'i'N ~
wolf as the league covenant. ""uiu
fail
NJ We ever have treaty with Ger
many" he declared. at will be Il nesot'-
atcd ar not VICTORIOUS treaty. no
United States will not participant" IN re-
storing and preserving peace and BRING
ing order out OF the worlds chaos.
T"Thr unselfsh. the ideal. the altru!S''c
motive which have inspired thus league
are sufficient Inducements Tor al tno
sacrifices and effort which VIC viii De
called upon to make IN carrying out us
provisions"
Senator Jones said in his opinion.
reservations as proposed BY the com
mittec were unnecessary. as ample pro-
lection was afforded by the terms OF IN"
treaty.
Article ten he continued. rs a declar-
alton 70 the world that war for conquest
shall end and that this declaration VIII
he supported by the combined power CT
nil the other members OF the league.
In my humble judgment, he added
III this covenant. IL entered into wars
may possibly occur but SUCH occurrence
will be exceedingly improbable
Easily Done
II II should be thought advisable 10
safeguard the rights OF congress as 20
article ten, he said. Il might easily be
done by instruc-' MS to the representa-
two Of the United States In the councii
and no reservation Is necessary TO mend
Regarding the Moneroe doctrine She
Senator said it's validity was recognized
nv the treaty while as to the necessity
for the proposer reservation relative 20
the right 10 withdraw from the league,
no declared President Wilson's irterpre-
tation as given 10 the foreign relations
committee at the recent White House
conference was published throughout
the world and not a suggestion against
II has come from any source
Calling attention 10 unsarory cond'-
,ions in Mexico. which nc said were
daily growing moro intolerable Senator
Jones declared 10 greater agency cqu'o
be cnnceiv"d for tho purpose or bringing
about pcaCN in Mexico without war than
tho establishment oc a league OF ma
lions.
with the supreme council established
undrr tho league Of nations. he said
the Mexican situation would probably
10 brought 20 the attention OF the coun-
Gil and nc had no doubt that III" pro-
rossns authorized b. the covenant would
Dr. effective.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-16
STATE HUNTING LAWS

CHARLESTON W. Na.-With the
coming Of the hunting season in West
Virginia. tho following brief outline
OF the new game law ia given:
Huntington license issued by county
clerks. cost residents 81 and non-rcsi-
dents SIS: unnaturalizcd aliens are not
ncrmrtrd to hunt; land owners or ten
ants may hunt upon their own land
without a license; violations of license
section Of law punishable by fine or
from So TO 500 or sixty days impris-
onment.
The game seasons are: Ruled grous"
and phcaSantS. October IS TO December
!. ANAL or Virginia partridges. Novcm-
bcr To December |: rabbits. October l
10 January /. excepting land owners or
bonif1ds residents: wild ducks. geese and
brarts. October 20 January !; snipc.
October - to December 10: woodcock.
October to November so. plover' orto-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-16
DtSLOYALISTS ARE
SENTENCED TO JAIL

JACKSON. Mimi. Sept. 15.-h G.
Townlcy. president or m" National
Non-PartiSan league" and Joseph Gill
bert. former organization manager. wcr"
sentenced to three months in the Jack
son county Jail here today hy Judge T.
c. Dean, without alternative OF ttn"
Towrlev and Gilbert were convicted
her" July 10 on n charge Of conspiracy
10 teach diSloyalty.
Judge Dean granted stay &C som
irncc ut sixty days at the request Of III"
ttnrney for the defense. on their orig
inal bail. In passing S"nt"uc" udgc
Dean a$SA:l"d TowHl"y and tn" Nom
Part san league and declared AIRY or
ganizatiop built on falschood Will not
bong endure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-16

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Sept. ID
New subscribers to the state compcnSa-
ton fund are: Dawson ConneiISEilis
Galleries company. Dawson. Pa: Smi'h
BROTHERS Coal company, MCycrsdal". Ia:
c l.. Miller company. Scottdalc. Pa:
D II. Groves, Terra Alta, w. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-16

CHARLESTON, w. Val. l.. Friend.
state supervisor of high schools. an
nounces the good results obtained from
the two special high school institutes
held recently at Huntington and
Clarksburg, the first Of the kind ever
held in West Virginia were sufficient TO
Justify making them annual events.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-16
Ian or sandpiper, September and Dc

Ian or sandpiper, september anu ~
cernber Is.
1t is unlawful for any person except
land owners and residents. TO catch or
kill red foxes or skunks between F"bru-
ary l and December /. the following
counties being excepted: Pocahontas'
Randolph, Fayette, Pcndleton. Monroe
Jefferson, Hardy. Wayne. Wood. Mar
shall. Mason. Gilmer. Hancock, Lncoln
Tb15f uirrel season Is from septem-
her 80, December l. The number I
gan t can be killed in day or
Sc; respectively. is: SQUIRRELS 10
and -: ruffer grouse, ana "; Win
turkeys, 2 and s.
NoRGANTOwN, w Va.-Miss Es-
Their Eggleston has resigned as society
editor of the Morgantown Post TO be-
come society editor Of the Cniontown'
Pa, Herald.
CHARLESTON, w. Val. l.. Friend.
state supervisor of high schools. an
nounces the good results obtained from
the two special high school institutes
held recently at Huntington anu
Clarksburg. the first Of the kind ever
held in West Virginia, were sufficient TO
Justify making them annual events.
1,EwpSBURQ. W. Va.-The $5o.ooh
fund required to confirm tho gitt or
500 acres of Greenbrier land and S5O.OoO
IN cash to the Presbyterian church by
George n. Davis for home for DEEPEN
dent children has been raised and work
-, erection of the school will start at
once.
RrIrFTTEID. W. va-Plans are be-
ing formulated for tho annual state con-
yentIon Of the grand chapter. Order or
tho Eastern Star. which Will be held
here September 80 and October and >.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va.-Thc city
| commission has passed an ordinance
prohibiting children under "a years OF
nge from driving automobiles within the
| city limits.
v. F. Ferguson. Normal. KY. employe
| Racing Products company. rupturcd
| urethra, 90 weeks at IS: J. T. Gerkin.
| Kingmont. employe w. r. Eainbridgc.
| injury to eyes. IS weeks at IS.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. Sept. ID
| New subscribers to the state compcnSa-
| ton fund are: Dawson ConnciiSEl!s
Galleries company. Dawson, Pa: Snlth
| Brothers Coal company, MCycrsdal". IA:
! c. l.. Miller company. Scottdalc. IA
| D. II. Groves, Terra Alta, w. Va.
| CHARLE STON, W. Va. Sept. l'.--An
| election for the issue Of S2n".N"o III
bonds for tho construction Of - miles
Of good roads up Coal river. in to"n,
county VIII be held September 20 Euad
| projects recently approved arc: Mid
| land trail, grading. Grcenbriar county
s12,510.4o. $4,000 state aid: OH" River
| road. one mile Of paving. Brooke
| county, $2s.Soo. half federal aid; Lew
isburg Camp Ground road. Gre"nhrlrr
county. 7.so miles, grading S6S'"oV'
so9,lso.63 federal aid: Elkins valley
| bend Of staunton- Parkcrsbrug turnpike.
| Randolph county. SIS miles OF grading.
sos, 700, half federal aid; Edray-liun-
tersvtlle road. Pocahontas county, 5.SI
| miles paving. SS4.37o. half federal aid;
| Narrows road. Marshall county. one
hair mile paving. s23,7OO. s9.70O federal
] aid; state aid on the Hamhl"ton-Far-
| sons road, Tucker county, has been in
creased by S4150
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-16
A GRAND PLAN.

~what Il the idea OF sitting in the
barn here all by yoursclf''
Well. answered Farmer '"rnt"sS"l'
NC tho summer boardcrs aren't playln'
ioZz on the monograph they're quarrel
in over the League of Nations. so m
i,nucrin' out here with the cattle and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-16
Doctors Recommend
Ron-0pto for the Eyes

PHYSICIANS and eye specialists pre-
scribe Bon-Opto as safe home remedy
in the treatment Of eye troubles and to
strengthen eyesight Sold under money
refund guarantee by all druggists
C. II. Griest Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-16

MoRGANTOwN, W. Va.-Miss Es-
Their Eggleston has resigned as society
editor Of the Morgantown Post TO be-
come society editor OF the unionto"n'
Pa, Herald
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
GOVERNOR ROBERTSON, GAULT
AND WHITEHURST INVITED
Prominent Cattle Breeders From All Sections to Attend
Event to Demonstrate Progress of Live Stock
Industry of Okmugee County-Fleet of Auto
mobiles to Convey Visitors to Scene
of Activities.
by WILLIAM GENTRY.D

10 frtinGE celebrate the anniversary of the day upon
winch scrub bulls were swattcd" the Bald Hill Hereford
larm Harry Hart has planned big barbecue breeders
Judging contest and sale of Hereford cattle with blood
lines running back to the peers Of the breed Anxiety CO.
Iumbus Perfection and FairaX-animas utterly beyond
comparison with the dsropuabe species of the domestic
bovine known az scrubs. Everybody is invited.
And who is Harry Hart? Where did he get the idea of
swang the scrub b4lR When and where did he acquire
n nero OF ANIMALS whose boodmes into the that
have fashioned the choicest breeding individuals known TO
the Hereford fraternity?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

club accepted challenge Of the local
klwduis club.
Max Madansky is manager of the
Advertising club team, Jim Wood
ford VIII pilot the aspiring Ro-
nrllrs and ! O. Long is fostering
the kisyhuls nine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

MEXICO CITY June - JOS,
TEarte. diplomat who has served
Mexico In several South and Central
American countries has been np.
pointed resident minister to Bolivia
nv President Cnrrhnza lie viii
take hia post At an early dcta
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
oyu GRANnr\rIIINo

drenched horses iy. collie, Ih-LF'9
afe Farrls' Collie N,m,tN does
uwsy with drtnchnr is applied ON
!. orses tongue with drupppr
mbteh comes packed 800 each bottle
CO n today. We guarantee il--Aly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
Summer "The DAYS
of Real Sport" and
Face Powder Woes
For Your Peace OF Mind ns Well ns
Your Appearance, t-r IA MEDIA
COLD tRIAMED row DER
bcforc TENNIS. boating, coli,
Swimming, Dancing or
ANY Exercise That MAY
Mako You Pcrspirc.
Make Nou Pcrspirr.

Women who have learned the
comfort and satisfaction TO hr on.
JoyCd from ia MEDIA COLD
CREAMED POWDER know that
however warm and uncomfortable
they may IN reality FEEL. they a,
least do not have 70 LOOK that way
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
The Goodrich
More Mileage
Message

Goodrich is making
the burliest, sturdi-
est. most lasting
tires the rubber IN
dustry has ever
seen; and Goodrich
knows it.
In every test OF road
roughing to which tires
can be put, Goodrich
Tires have unfolded an
endurance, an ability
10 take punishment,
which has run into
phenomenal mileage.
Confident in this knowl-
edge and belief, Good
rich desires that all
tire users share in the
confidence Of Goodrich,
and the big mileage
Goodrich Tires assure.
Therefore, Goodrich an
nounces to present and
future owners Of its
pneumatic tires - an
adjustment basis of
5000 miles for SAFE
TY TREADS, and
5000 miles for
SILVE r T O w N
CORDS, instead Of
the $500 and 5000
miles respectively,
heretofore in force.
Remember that a Good
rich adjustment is a
fair one. Goodrich
knows the mileage IS
in its tires, and more;
and TO make you realize
you lose money IN be-
ing without Goodrich
Tires, the new Good
rich adjustment IS pro-
claimed broadcast
Buy Goodrich Tires
from a Dealer
\ ADJUSTMENT
< Fabrics 5000 miles
y Cords 5000 miles
The Washington times., 1919-08-20

Copyright. 1919. international
The Washington times., 1919-08-20

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The Washington times., 1919-08-20
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-04

Mrs. Thomas Lake were shopping here
Thursday.
Grant Town school is rehearsing DAT
" for its play to be given on the 9Th
by the scholars. Miss Wilson Is in
charge. Everybody is welcome.
Abe Tenant Of FairTiew, has moved
IN with his son Lewis, and viii make
his future hone there.
Miss Doris Woody was shopping in
Fairmont Wednesday.
The body Of Boykin Johnson, who
died at Denver, Colorado, arrived Wed
nesday and was buried at Gray's Flats.
Local 4047 U. NJ. W. A. will hold
its weekly meeting Friday at their
hall 1880 P. M.
Louis Kelley was a visitor at Fair
mont Thursday evening.
Charles Parker Of Hoodsville was a
visitor here Thursday.
The Grant Town amusement compa-
ny has put an addition to its place in
the way of a lawn at its front en-.
trance. Flowers will be planted in
season which will greatly add to its
appearance.
Mrs. Louise James, and Mary James
were visiting relatives at Fairveew on
Thursday.
Bill Martin has moved into the old
Willis Riggs property.
Lille Upton OF Fairview was visiting
MN. L. Fluharty Thursday.
Mrs. Orval Fluharty, Of Fairmont,
IS visiting Mrs L. Fluharty for few
days. Her husband is still in the gov
eminent service.
Mrs. Dan Cronin who has recently
moved into the company boarding
house has fitted the place up giving 1t
a regular home appearance.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-04
Nursing SERVICE
ALk at RED Cross
Miss Madeline Oldfield of
Potomac Branch Ad-
dresses Organization.

Mis- Madeline oldfield, director Of
nblic health nursing OF the Potomac
Division OF the American Red Cross ad
dressed tile local organization here last
night At Red Cross headquarters in the
City Building. Miss oldfield explained
detail the service which was expect
sed Of the organization giving much ad'
ice from q wide personal experience.
Today Miss oldfield is going over the
local field with Miss Elizabeth Yoak,
local Red Cross nurse.
The monthly report Of Miss Yoak
vas presented at last nights meeting
~ follows: nursing visits ISL; in
sstructive visits, ia; other visits GS;
total 343. Included in this report were
% visits to tubercular cases, 8 school
visits IN homes and 10 infant welfare
Visits. Miss Ball. assistant nurses
work Is also included in the report.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-04
KINGMONT
Birthday Supper.

4 birthday supper was given last
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Huff,
man in honor of their twin boys. a
most delightful time was had by all
present. Refreshments were served
at an early hour. Those present were
Virgel SmaIlwood, Jess Huffman,
Harold Huffman. Philip Brill. Russell
Linn, Warn Clanston, Russell jenkins,
Richard Drake, Fred Yates. Lem Huff,
man, Blake Tucker, Howard Hun
saker, Chester Yates, Earl Brannon.
Harold Luzzader, James Linn. Ray.
mond Kourse, Walter Hunsaker, Fred
Jenkins, Misses Helen Tucker. Ruth
Hunsaker, Eva SmalIwood. Thelma
Kourse, Beulah Drake, Wilma Yates,
Madalene Smallwood, Henen Drake,
Virginia Smallwood, Ada Huffman,
Irine Hillberry, Doris Hillberry. lime
Alltop, Cora Crowl, Perie Clouston.
lilly Liam, Helen Crowl, Eva CIous-
ton. Many pretty presents were re-
ceived.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-04
Personals,

II. A. Fultz manager of the New Eng
and stores was a visitor at Fairmont
Thursday.
Clarence Shoutz recently discharged
9onithe q, S. Army was visitor here
thursday.
B. Sykow has accepted position
Btthlthe New England Fuel and Trans
5ortation Co. as stenographer. Mr..
sYkoW was formerly marine, doing
sefy,ce for the government at Wash
.tlgton. .. G. His home Is at Schenec.
: John Il. Albeit has received letter
om his son Ray in France stating
ant his company will shortly sail
his country.
John Moody was a visitor at Fair
cont Thursday.
pr. ]. G, Collins was visitor at
tiraiont Thursday.
Martin Kruger who was hurt IN the
lies seevral weeks ago, is up and
pptit ara expects to start working in
8 Jew DAYS
Mrs. Gilbert Seaman and daughter,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-04
Attended Dance

Eugene Cunningham, Joe Hughes,
Clarence Skinner. Chester Albeit, Her
man Wilson and Charles Carpenter at,
tended the dance at Monongah We'd
nesday evening.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-04
GRANT TOWN
Miner injured

Joe olebash, miner, was hurt at
themines Wednesday while dropping
q car into his place. His injuries
though painful are not serious. DR..
) G. Collins is attending him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
BOLSHEVIKI NOT
STRONG FOR PEACE

LONDON Jan lit Is a great or
ror 10 sunp"S" that TN" Russian Dol
sh".ik: a:r H";uai"d h. a general de-
sire :nr universal peace. declared K. 81.
T. Lorkhart former british conSu'-
genera! a. Moscow. who arrived 70
Gently III London. att" being inprlS-
oncd ~ ,lI" Hni$h"vtNi, m a speech IN
London last night.
They rromi$" universal peace. Mt
i.nrkla:i so.i. but they have pro-
,llirn",i universal war.
1T IS easy IN a country liz" EuSSih
for minority {" override IN" major
ny. gro, "ajority Of 'hc r";,SanirN
and other "iasSc$ arc against :ho t'"l-
shrvihi. and hav" continued I" work
agafrs, them as best they ran.
"Ir E"iSh'vIk methods had been
adnurca by The .mp"riAl government.
The Liberal press Of the entire world
would have risen II Indignation, tn"
chief riscr ~ tho Bosh"vik terror has
fallen on tn" other Socialist parties
in Russia. who ar" ~" most active OPP
moments Of tho Buish"v:k..'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
British SeamGn Will
Demand Compensation

.!.rNl'oN. '',''. IL a. 49,
"a definite fr''.: .'%. .h !, I:.-ra,,v
corning ihc H''"""E ~ v" = 49, ,'', IT,.
shall Esa>" "';aP" :;S.+--',. go ~,
I"nd"nt$ - S"''i!E'E."'' Us ',>, a.. 80
;sestu";:. Ia f>".&'' ''':"',. 49,.
.tatrtNH'."t't' '.'' b., 49,
has :Toiv"t Il n'An ny which 't'' "'i-
cats nope 20 r ~ @,..,,,,:!...' mas Called
cacc TO aS;. l;:'- '",;,,",,.'s - ,,t,,,
IN ;n,. i;''l.''.! ,,.,., -. ,:.,r.Sh
delegates VII .:">..;-, = resolution pro
vid,H~ tina. ill., ,,,,;..u MI ~, t"an
any SHIPS S".n% j' - "''n'HS rom Il"
.n:.,r,. ,,o,:i.:r,- ..at-, ~. proper c",Hp"n-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
Sour Grape s.

Sour Grapes.--,:!i;l:--.I told ~"
49,: -. INTERESTING :tni lu.:uiltul.
NarI.--tUd set YOU wiI lrust Hours"'i
.r: IiC- with Il MA " me- begins d"c'lNihG
va ,.y..n during vou"tshira
Telegram. -....--,s -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16

dlcp0rt, Captain Jones had notified his
family hat he was leaving Paris 10
nb;iCk for The United States uu D"-
cGlnbrr - and iha: hr world lara Ar
NrS York January S. No word has
br"u received from h.m s!N"c then.
Colonel r>noX s.Lirl I WAS possible that
Iai'Iain Jones may hrvc received orders.
taking him bach; Ia his duties with !hn
:;Tth division IL th' las. minute. or that
for SOM. ether reason h" vas detained
in cInbarkinG. He said h" refuses "a
yet to b" alarmed. though il" admitted
thar he iS slightly :,par"h"nsiV".
CAPTAIN jones - r"nS:d red a dry by
III" Nnti-Sninon L:HSu" leaders ana il. 4
vote may hr needed n III" senate -
pass :hc proposed prohibition r"culan'r2'
laws as emergency m"aSure~'aS It iw"-
thirds vote is required.