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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-08
Homes
For All

Rents are going up on the LIST of Sep
tember. Therefore values are going up
to meet the present building scale in ma
terlal and labor. If you were ever consid-
erlng the purchase of home DO 1T NOW
We still have some desirable properties
at the old price-both the house and lot
for what the house could not be built for
now Here are some of them:
The Winston cottage on South Third
street. corner lot S212 165; six rooms,
with kitchen, gas and electric lights, sta
ble servants house, garden plat-Price
less than the house cost
Large house suitable for boarding
house, close ina great bargain
Beautiful home on Military Road. Pos
session September LIST. Buy now Large
lot, garden spot-Great bargain
Attractive cottage in Ward No. /.
Modern and all conveniences. Possession
lst September Better get it now
A good cottage and lot close in. A big
bargain. Price only $780,
Beautiful home close in, in attractive
location. Adapted to apartments or
board. Price and particulars upon appli-
cation
Cottage on College street $4,000.
Cottage on College street $4,000.
The Henry Davis brick veneered cot
tage in North Columbus, cheap.
The beautiful billiard cottage in Ward
No. l, three bed rooms, large closet, or
small room, parlor, built-in china closet,
pantry and kitchen, cabinet mantels tiled
hearth and ash pits Everything up to
the minute. Cheap enough
The Al Cook home on Military Road,
No. Ala Military Road. Look at it and get
the price Also see No. 403 Military Road,
the Brookshire cottage. Cheap
Buy this week, some of them will be gone
next Sunday.
Maer Realty Co.
E Dispatch Building.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-08
For Sale or Rent.

Nice 6-rOom cottage on Fourth
street. south. with the conveniences.
Apply TO w. p Stribling. 5-2S-tf
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-08

Dodge Roadster for Sale.
Dodge roadster IN good condition.
See me quick. L. E. Lide. 6-8-2t
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-08

Desirable office above Dispatch
VIII be fitted up to meet require
nents OF renter. Apply 10 p. w
Maer.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-08

We are s.ill buying Cotton Seed.
Independent Oil & Fertilizer Works.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-08

A nice, large furnished room fol
rent Apply 321 South 9TH Street
Mrs. A. p. Myrick. 5-25-ti
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-08

Via Mobile & Ohio Railroad to
seashoie, lake and mountain resorts.
Tickets on sale now. Apply to your
home agent. to7-1-19
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-08
Wanted.

Lady with some experience in book
keeping and office work. Apply ST.
mon Loeb 4 Bro.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-08

For Rent Sept. LIST.
Cottage. Would sell Not in 10th
section. Write Mrs. f. f. PittmaA,
Fupora. Miss. 5-3l-2w
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-08

Because Of Its tonic and laxative effect, I.AxA.
TIVE BRoMo QUININR Is better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head. Remember the full name and
took for the signature Of e. w. GROVE SOC.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-08
Notice.

VIII take Liberty Bonds in ex-
change for horses and mules.
PROPST G CO,
427-u Columbus, Miss.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-08

Ny residence, 1872 n. Third avenue.
Phone 49, ]. s. Hartin. 6-4-4t
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-08

The Myers home at Caledonia.
Beautiful location, large lot, a val
liable property, offered cheap for a
quick sale Apply to Maer Realty
Co. 4-27-1m
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-08
For Sale.

Dodge five-passenger car for sale,
run less than a year; in fine shape.
See me quick. l.. f. Lide. 6-l-3t
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-08
Wanted.

Five bright, capable ladies to trav-
ell, demonstrate and sell dealers. $25
to $50 per week. Railroad fare paid.
Write a tonce. Goodrich Drug Co.,
Dept. SCI, Omaha, Neb. 6-1-3w
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-08

We are still buying Cotton Seed.
Independent OIL & Fertilizer Works.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-08
AGAINST THE ISSUANCE OF
BONDS

Coat Lost
Palm Beach coat left uptown. Re
ward. Fred Shull at Gunter Bros.
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TAXES AND TAXATION.

Continued on page six.)
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-08

SCI. per acre. For the jangling
rhyme of the Revolutionary poet,
that:
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-08

Dispatch ads are winners.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-08

mo man e'er felt the halter draw
with good opinion of the law"
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-08
AN ORDINANCE

Submitting to the Electors OF the
City of Columbus. Miss, the Is.
suance of Serial Bonds in the Ag.
gregate Amount of Fifty Thousand
Dollars, the Proceeds of Which tC
BE Used in Paving Portions oil
Certain Designated Streets and
Avenues Therein.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
BIG SLUMP IN The
COAL PRODUCTION
OF west VIRGINIA

,'HARI.ESTON. ". Va. Jan. l".--t,onl
Jruductin III Vest Virginia reached its
lowest point in 1913 III" last week OF the
wear according - announcement or w.
!. Ucatherman. chief Of the state de-
parinCni of mines. The genera apathy
in the trade cont inucd Ia Increase the
first ten days ~ this year and prohuc.
lion figures for that period are expected
to hr even lower the state chi"f asserts
"StagnaIiun. generally speaking. tea-
iurrs tn" coal market II West Virginia.
although there are exceptions III certain
districts" r. l.. Lewis. secretary "i me
New Pi"cr Coal Operators ASSncial!"n
said tonight Even cold weather has
failed tn diSp"l thr general apathy which
has been in evidence in tn" coal husl-
ness ever sine. tho arniStir" was signed.
It * apparent that industrial! plants nre
well stocked with coal
There has been So much unb!!ied coal
loaded recently that certain railroads IN
I ne state have found 1t necessary 10 put
demurraEc rulings INTO effect nj certain
pools. Production Inns also been cur
tailed by embarcpeS against It'd" water
shipments.
There has been NJ shorias" OF cars
since the first Of the year. Mr.. lewis
addrd i,
Production during tho last week or
last year was only on"-thiru 10 "ne-ha!i
Of capacity. Tn" figures follow:
pOrahuntaS and TUX EtN"r d:S'r'ot'
I16.S3S tons.
New River district, 2nl, S3a.
Kanawha district. S+.274.
In tn" F'airmont district. conditions
were about normal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
NEW OFFICIAL. ~ !.
F0RENG|NEER'S 5.
OFFICE HERE:
COL. q, p. HOWELL, OF REGULAR
ARMY HERE TO TAKE CHARGE
or WHEELING pIST1IOT.
has Served in Government Stations AL
Over Stares ana Is WeR
Point Graduate.

The local L. S. engineers office for
the Wheeling district will again be in
charge Of a regular army officer and
Col. G. T. Howell will Assume charge
to-day.
When the United States entered the
w:tr the commissioned officers Of en-
gjneers were gradually called to the
colnrs and their places taken BY govern
ment disbursing agents to fill the Off
GERS position until the war was over
Heretofore the Wheeling district has
bcen under the commanding officer OF
the Pittsburgh district, who was. until
a few months ago, Col. W. H. Sickle,
who Joined his regiment for active SER
vice and has now returned to his former
station at Pittsburgh and the appoint
ment OF Col. Howell 10 the wheeling
district seems 10 mean that the two dis
tricts will DC under separate heads from
now on.
Col. Howell is a native Of North Caro-
lima. and his home at Goldsboro. He
graduated from West Point twenty-cix
years ago and has had stations all oyer
the United States In government Work:
his last station being at Memphis until
he joined his regiment. the 2l0th. En-
gineers. for duty overseas. The reEt-
ment got as far a Hobokcn. y. j., end
was ready to embark when the arTistice
was signed.
Col. Howell was called to Washington
to take charge OF the river improve
ments in this district and arrived yes
terday afternoon and is staying tcmpor-
arly at the Windsor hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
Samuel Tyler, Sr.

On Sunday morning ~ @f3N o'clock. Al
his lat. hvms, iS6u Var wood avenue.
W-urwnod. Sarnu"l Tyl"r.t Sr.. passed
away after an Illness Of several months;
Hc WAS in III" 18TH year -: his ag" ara
was ono nt ,hs p!one.r residents ut War
wood. The deceased was b"rr IN Eng
land II 1891. coming |" ms country
when ne was s years or age. and had
,,crn a resident Of Wheeling and War
wood Tor thu past twenty years.
l-n.I, a year ago ne was connected
vitb the. Warwood Tool Works. and held
tho position Of superintendent OF that
plant for "A n,:nb"r nf years. II" was
in"rrher nf K. &c z. Lodge No. )" C'
F:ndlny. oai".
r.. = survived by his widow. :wn
daurh,rrS Misses Fanny and Lot;io. of
this city. and on" son. John y. TE'"r, OF
Tronton. Dh,n: also by ono sister: al
Pittsburgh. tn, and four Evand"hild ron.
Phyllis, Ghr:<t!nH. Jrkn and curtis Stro-
bel.
funeral services will 10 held at the
:a,riiv res;deu"" ON Monday evening.
January 18th. at o'clock. a. which 20"
Eev. Strrd"r will cificia;". Int"rm"nt
vii! b. R, lrontun. ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13

The war made il necessary FOR me
nation to fac" frankly and courasc"uSIE
the mcnacr Of tho rsncrlal diseases:
Now tho war IS over and the perino o.
standardization has begun. DraStIc
measures must BE- taken to prevent our
jnS this period th"s" conditions IN 'tE-
illan life which made ,h"s" diSrhseS me
creates, cause Of disability in tho army.
In the army and navy y program o'
law enforcement. medical measures.
education and provision for wholesome
recreation was adopted. This program
brought results. The vsnsr,al rate was
lowered below that "f any army IN any
nation in the history or the modern
world. ,
Now tina, tn" war is over tn" citiss
and towns through which IN" SOLDIERS
and sailors wilk go and 10 which they
sill return upon demohllizati"n muSt
h, made as safe as tho catnpS lrnnt
which they have COM. TIL" nehl
acainst this menace u our national VI
tality and To our homes must vigorous
II, IS the responsibility Of tho commu-
mites. of which tho churches or every
denomination are Il part. tp c"htinue
Tho work carried on in tim" or war ~
order that tho world may be made salc'
not only for democracy. bat Tor pos
trTttS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
Churches Announce me
Quotas 10 Be Raised in
S1O,OOO,OOO Campaign

NEW YORK. Jan. l@.--Annonncem"nt
uf rho amounts to be raised by eleven
Of the fourteen leading Protestant 10
nominations. which will start in t"w
week a cooperative national campaign
10 obtain SlG.hnh.na0 for Hf'cr-th"-wa'
emergency needs nf tn" churches was
made hero today hE tn" committee IN
charge. on the basis Of tentative cSu-
mates.
rho amounts arc: Methodist Episco-
nal, $. .06H. UnN. Presbyterian. sl''"o'""";
lutheran. $500. ono: baptist. s30n.gnn;
rro,cs,ant EpiscnpM $3.50. OoO: Disciples
nc Christ, SIPS .0nO: Reformed church
in the United States, $4,000: t"nEr"-
gationar Sl0n. nn0: Reformed church IN
America. s7o.o0n: Evangelical synod.
s3S, 600: United Evangelical. 3le.9ho.
Tho differences III tn" amounts 10 u"
raised by the r"sp"riiv" churches are
due chiefly 20 The fact that the war
agencies q number nf them already
have considerable sums on hand Tor IN"
rurnose contemplated. and therefor" IL
will be ner"SSHry for them N ohtaih
nnly sufficient funds T." supplement-
their present resources. bth"r dIl'"rfh-
crs arr. due Ia tn" Gr"a' variety ~ inc
tyDrs Of work carried on. by different
denominations. som" Specializing IN
particular h"lds "f effort.
ON" Of III" principal objects l"r
which th,. sl6.nnU 0Nn fund Is sought ~
10 extend religious and social service
rniniSt ration among the American SOL
dicry and sailors during tn" period OF
Icr,rhilizariuif Finch church IntendS
IN add largely TO it's means for III"
equipment af chaplalnS and supplying
them with cmrrrcnr? funds I" II" OK
rkndrd Tor the benefit 1T men IN Inc
service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
FEBRUARY 9 NOW
PROCLAIMED HEALTH
SUNDAY IN THE j, s,

wASHINGTpN. Ian. fo.--Dr l;upcrt
Blue Surg""n-S"ti"ral "f Nh" ruhh''
hcsiih Scr.:"". has asked tn" ministers
OF rho country to SGT aside February >
as health SUNDAY and - rrna"!. scr
mons I'm plasizinE rho responsibility Of
:hc nation - protect n" returning sol
t,Ie-s and saiinrS and III. community
NJ largo and to lniucurat" vigorous
measures ror cor, batting social Il .eca&r$
This rrocTa nation by tn. surgeon S"n-
.ral hns h"na s"nt 10 AL ministers with
The rcaueS, tina, they read ii from their
nI,ritS February .:
..rhr government Of the United States
< asking churches IF the country l."
taka mn aCtiln part n !nc"t!u., q great
nationa! emergency
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
TO MAKE CIGARETTES

Th" El"ch lirnrh"r" T"hacc" com
pany. which ma specialized for years
~ ihr ru:iIlIftctur" ur IN" famous Mail
po;u.h" scrap ,"lmrCu. Inns announced
it's intention uf putting On The market
:, ,I-lr"ti" ui iiS "wu manUfdCiHr" IN
M, urar future" Tn" naIr" under
whl,h the riEarctt" viii h' Introduced.
witl,. probably air"ady determined. Will
mon rr mad, r,lhlir Cor som" time.
'rh.. rlgar"t'" department Will b" To-
Gated in ia" "''lupanis present plant
ami SOM" 81 IN" runrilrn"ry for III" man
tT.rlurc O.: rIEar"tr'S hes already been
received Th" n"ti"nAl reputation gain
81 T., tn" .Ei6rh Hr"rh"rs company
through III" 'p"r;ilnri!% and "Nc"ll"m"y
IN .ulnlriy al Mail f"u"h' 1olarc"
gives aS>urIu'" 'ha' IN" public Will b.
carer 80 Crvr Ia. now cigarette 4 trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
COL. JAS. FARMER
PASSES To REST
PROMINENT MILL MAN DIES OF
PNEUMONIA AT his MMECHEE
HOME SUNDAY MORNING.
was wen and Tavorably Known In
Local Circles Where BE Had
Spent Entire Life.

Col. James Farmer. one OF The best
known n!ll mon Of tho Pan Handle
died Sunday morning az O'Clock at
his horne on Marshall street. NcMechen.
following 4 TWO weeks !!ln"sS OF pnsU-
MONA
Funeral services will BE- held at his
late residence Tuesday afternoon 1T
o'clock. Rev. K F.. l.. St-;der or 81.
Matthews Episcopal church. this city.
officiating. lnt:rmsnt will be made n
NcMechen cemetery.
The deceased 1t the zine OF his death
was a turp-forcruan at the National
Tube company's riverside plant az
Bcnwood, which responsible position nc
had held for many years. Or consen-
isl disposition. honest and charitable
in his dealings with his fellowmen. he
was in the true sense OF the phrase
"a good fellow" The news OF his I'M
timely demise Will b. received with
deepest regret by his many friends and
acQuaIntances throughout the upper
Ohio Valley.
Although never a seeker Of public
Office. col. Farmer invertebrates took
an active interest III politics. In MIS-
political Affiliations he was a NepuoIi-
can and in recognition of his services
he was some years ago honored by ap-
pointment as 4 member OF Governor
Dawscn's staff He was n member OF
the I. .. .. Z lodge. NcAcchsn.
The deceased was twice married his
frs, VITO pr"cj s.rg .Sm to. the grave
Il years and ms s.""ud ~it" ao"ne
,hre> wears. Surviving are three chII-
dren hv his irSt wIt", Irene. heraics
md William. all az home: also broth
or. Richa rd Farmer of Wheeling. and
,yro sisters. Mrs: It. y. Ii"meardn"r Of
" hcclinc and .mrs. Charles H. "atStns
OF Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
Irwin OoSequies.

Funeral services f"r Sergeant NooGee
irwin. So, -: MIR and Mrs. WIFE r.
,,.., - ,hc n;;-th..-riX". who died las;
THURSDAY ~ a base hospital in ~"
York cry were held Saturday alter
noon a, the r.s>denc" o. his au"t. Mss
Ea;. Wtrdebusch. on Jacob street. Rev.
= +. 7. S;rider. rector q; -. Matthews
church. ctiriatrd. -" services beng
orivatr int.rmsn, was inade III Green :
wood cemetery Tn. ratih"arerS were
George X. Wheat. lack Wright. .Ed~in
bowie. Dewey Quarter. Robert l,eeu
ard Wilson Gruho.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
WILL NOT TREAT WITH
RUSSIAN BOLSHEV|STS

PARIS. IAN Eff France took the
initiative IN refusing 10 deal win 'h'
Russian B"lsherik government. aec'H'tH
the Excelsior. the London ana "asn'ns
IN, Governments made ii known that
thnv "a srcrd absolutely with the French
view point"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
CREW OF SINKING SHIP
CASTAL|A TAKEN OFF

HALIFAX. y. s. Jan ia wire
loss message received hero tonight in
dIcareL that thu crew ~ IN" American
sr.uu,"r ,'asialia. IN distress OF Sable
Island aha ni"u"I IL. Vessel tonight.
Thrv wnri. lnk"n Of hv boat from The
Norwegian steamer BrrGcnsfJord.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
JkPS TO WITHDRAW
TROOPS FROM SIBERIA

vTAnINriTrk Inn = ,E' H.. ~
au,i;,I"H Press ,..rh" InI'ru'>.. AZ. pro
rnrtng Cor ihr .,I.h,!raN:I # in"i" ~
Srrt" f,,rrr~ ru!IsisIjil.; 81 three r"li-
nI"!lts. siaI i"ncd "; MarChnriH amt -
hcr'a. characterization for THIS l.urp,S"
Will In:.r .,lurn frr:r February 10 /" 20
ami Nil effect 30,Ogp mon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
ps,s Funeral Arrangements.

E>,neral services for II. r. E"id ths
on,, Enowa railroad engineer. VIII" died
saturday OF injuries received IN {; wreC (
on the w. & l.. l.. railroad. VIII Do h'.h
n.clock This afternoon ut HIS late
rns;derc.. IN kIr.lwu,d. and will n" IN
charge a.: Division No. @3l brotherhood!
Of IIcomot:v" Engineers. Tho funeral
marty will leave with IN" romans on
;roin No. = over tn. Pennsylvania rail-
rh,S TUESDAY morning. for willard. O..
,rha-. services will hr held az the h"n"
nf h,s mother. followed b. ;Ai"rment at
that place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
frederick A. El1iS.

The sad news OF IN" death OF Fred
crick \. t:ilig. which occurred laSe
Thursday AT his home at fisnton. " ASH.
was received here Saturday. Ihe ue-
ceased resided at Fulton u1 unt1i =
few years ago. when nc moved to WASH
,nrtn, state. Besides his mother and
stn,fa,hrr Sir and Mrs Stanchlna. who
reside at Laffrs:y. q. h" - sGrvlrcd oy
ave sisters anu four brothers Three
Of The sisters and tn" f"tir brothers r.
side the greater par Of hts life he
Rcuton. Wash
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
John Mason.

NEW YORK. Jan. John Mason.
ono y. the mos. widely known actors
nm tho American STAG. died to-day NJ
sana,arium IN Stamford. Conn. r."
haI hc.n III for several months and re-
rcn,Ir suffered n hr":tkd"wn which conf
,,eilcd him to leave tho stage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13

MARTINSRl 70. ". Va. Jan. IL
Af,er several months illness Edward s
Ear,on. 4 Confederate veteran. and for
wears president u: the board or .dncat
80 hcrr. di"d 4. the ag" re - years.
rfe was n retired Baltimore Z Ohio rail
road erapiOye.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
France Will Not Deal
With Russ BOISheViki
To Bring About Peace

WASH NGTU&. Ian i3.-Grcat Rri-
tain's proposal that tn" allies and tho
United States enter into negotiations
with all Russian factions referred to
at Paris yesterday hF Foreign Minister
IIchnn with an emphatic statement that
Franco would not deal in any way with
the criminal regime of the Holsh"vtki."'
was transmitted !" the state Depart
mrui h.rc on january by the British
rnlh:tSSy. j VS. not sent 10 the
American peace delegation. because
State department officials assumed It
would nc determined directly al Paris,
but since II now appears this %aS no,
done II viii b. forwarded al once.
Acting SECRETARY holk disclosed this
today. correcting statement he made
yesterday when VI. I'iCh"n'S action was
brought Ia his attention. MIR. Polk is
sued this statement:
"un January >. the stat" Department
received from lhr British charge
memo prnp"sInE that tn" allies and the
United States call On all the factions
M Russia In suspend hu$tIlitics pend
Iug the p-;,c'. negotiations. and that ii
IN. aforesaid governments and parties
Will immediately suspend hUSuNilcS on
all fronts for the duration Of tho peace
negotiations even If they ar any Of
them should desire To send representa-
tiYrS To Paris tn discuss Win tho great
powers conditions Of Il permanent SET
Element til" grr", powers would De
prepared Ia enter On such II discussion
with them. This m"Ssag" was not f"r-
warded TO Paris al that time. AS II was
expected that Il similar proposal Huuid
be presented Al Paris. IN view OK the
fac, that tn" Russian question was one
Of The subjects Tor Immediate atten-
from thu reports IN the newspapers that
no such proposal was presented 10 the
American pcav" mission III IarlS.
The question was asked me-. as l
understood II. hy L newspaper man yes
i"rtiay afternoon as To whether pro-
puSal had been made 10 nave deIrea'cs
:rum ~. BolShcvikl attend 10 the peace
ruuIcrrurr and reference was made to
NJ. pichun's statement. Not having seen
MIR. lShon's statement, / did not con-
meet the question with IN" proposal &c
frrred To In the NON" from The Brltish
charge. which had b"cn received by The
depart and therefor" replied mat
no such proposal had hccn perceived.
wish Ia assume full responsibility Tor
IN" m!Sundur.; landing
No ono i'll Washington - prepared TO
state what may bc the atutud" oil
President Wilson and the American
delegation toward the British S'iSG"S-
lion. II - recalled. however. that inc
United States has DECLARED The l'"i-
shcviki outlaws hy calling ur"n inc
civilized world to join in conforming
their reign Of terror in Russia
Where Mr.. Polk refers Ia the Hf'u~n
proposition as all offer on thH lart VI
IN. great powers i" enter INT" discus
SION with the Russian representatives X
thcv would cease hn$tilitics. NJ. fch"h
said specifically that the proposal was
IN ncrmi, tho sending nf delegates 10
the peace conference upon the conan
lions named.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13

LONDON. Jan le.-Th" Rri'isn gov
crnmcnt. the sunday. hAhtrsS u''u''
stands. has proposed mat al tne III"
r,t D,r,irs IN Russia. including tho
RoIshcviki. should present their pro
Grams tn the peace congress in order
10 ascertain II II ~ possible" |" come
to any understanding with any r"spon-
sible authority in Russia. The paper
adds:
The French government is not hos
tile TO this suggestion. There is u" az
ference of opinion between the bri''Sh
and the French governments and nero
has boon no idea on tn" part OF inc
British government 10 invite drioEn'cs
from Russia 10 attend III" peace confer
cncc"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
Christian G. Ornold.

Funeral services for Christian O..
Oruold. who died carly last FRIDAY
morning. Will 10 h"hl this afternoon at
o'clock at III" family RESIDENCE. ~
"1!a Jacob street. lnterTcnt Will De
made in Greenwood cemetery.
The deceased vas IL his ''th var
and had been n resident OF IN" S"ut"
sidc m. greater part nt his life. Hc
e survived BY twu daughters and three
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
SESSION
Of C0NFEREES
ON PEACE HELD

PARIS. Ian. 1.-THE supreme ""un-
ill ut the peace congress. consisting 81
President Wilson and III" prrmi"rs ana
foreign minister's al the four great pow
crs. from Great britain, France. liaiE
and the United States. mot at IN"
French foreign office for the first FOR
NAL exchange Of views and 10 make
ARRANGEMENTS for the proc"duv" or the
following wc"k mt which the tuil dHe-
cations will be present.