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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-25
IN EI!E':!ii' .'S;,1yt n
~ r.f y feAt ..Att ~ ~ i
Nit Says People
of itoly Desire a
Socialistic Regime

nv 'rho Aaeuriafod PROSE-
ltOME 5rudaV <u' c1 Tho ucp-
plo of Euruna $50 not hive nuu'hrr
Wn. nud hrruuae fhr Hnniuilsia form 70
nuIiy which llWatH N9H onpu'nd w1r
the people of uply VutHd tlr them "
Francesca NnN tno ncmucr snla boz
fNplniuiuu tu rho curtrauonltnt today
3he present iinnun stWtlou Hnd true
meaning ~ the lnHiErncrnl elections,
whom tho number ~ socinliH members
OF tho chamber ~ deputies more tnin
irlpicb he characterized rtpuffa iu
circulation abroad that italy WnH on
the verge OF resolution, 'ia simply
absurd"
"ft is useless 10 hide the truth italy
fcDls sho has boon unlustF treated.
t.et us luok 90 teh question diapasslb1
ately or tne tHree European powcr
which wHred War against Germany,
lnF la the tuuutly fnnf proportion
nfplY tn beer ununum riches rcf1ui re
aud population. suffered The most and
ia sum afulHriuf AAc arc Hf-a rgtlur
wan bread hu mrtt sunplt a nude
ountr to the needs ~ tho populltiun.
ana there is unt enough milk for me
children and sick We have mo- coal
and $40 arc hurulng the r,ma'ndcf 81
our precious forests There beng dis
tricta where some even sacrifice their
furniture boa order 20 Keep "a little
warmth in their nuurished bodies
SIN addition Italy WAS the only
country which entered the war sp1n
innenusly by its own chance France
fought becausr Germany Invaded beer
treaty. England because she had ruaf
auteed the neutrality ol Belgium qua
would have Hishunored herself 10y bong
false 10 ia kNofd italy Mss drawn ~
to the csAifi 81 Dy three reasons iis
l..f SENSE Oh deaHts. by her determine -
uon to Esaa flee herself in order 90
oppose IL IN unstrous domination. and
nunilv. Id bbmln national territory
pnIv fra WA Those 60 suffer
"Now kynr hns ceased for year
Eycr nncA d. Italians hnve seen thcit
nunoanl Am Htieus opposed WIN O.
htrlucss Il and mflcsihIhtF which
wounds txn profoundly do noi
dpuy Tint nttnkos may have been
made hy ~ ttatosmcn and mN" been
mado hy our broas but the fact remains
that au our allies have gained from
fHe wHI Infinitely more tnuu liHlN
tiat while Italy FOR long months has
stfdueelod thus far 10 hus been unsh
c,ssmlIy. for her object which hltat
am has merely sentimental value
"Nas "a worth while 20 oppose u8 $50
cruelty regarding iFumcf An irregu
inr situation has hfiseu both in fluw
and Damutia The discomfort whiVh
has hlazrd up n our arms ana navy
s hr result of many errors ui o.F
own. hut above aii sa} " suiemhf
ana deliberately they AFRO ln RieA'
measure due to the conduct "l "ui
ailcs u.,
preaf American public to help us SCI
tie tie ihorny question ~ Flume. Inc
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-25
Rigid Economy
Will Help in
Cutting Prices

By Tho hsaociHfel Press
TORONTO Ontario Sow. a. prac-
tico uf lc.a economy and use reduction
of consumption fo minimum ns ~
means ~ lowering the high cost ~ live
ing. was urged by William T.. O.. larG-
i1r governor of the federal reserve
board. in an address here t0day. n
this ls done ho said Che voiufno Of
credits aud currenry can bee reduced
and the healthy process of gradual de-
fintlon begun
A check should Doe placed oE the
tendency to increase prices and wages.
but he expressed the opinion that prices
must como down flrst before labor
agrees To Il reduction in wages.
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-25

uatNf whore located md erda ali The
mulberry ana diftfes4 ao quietly, ihnt
sufferers lrr iay.uiR asfanahtd
Use logYH MustAtinn always in Tho
yellow boss tu Gaze iiIr pain IT rhcu-
mntlam emf scout
'u rih Ne nu fn, mme wu yer sore
fctt n|if mock emu'pa in ivn nfnina
unf HfiHinH
cNf uui the hns promptly when you
hnvo neufaigia neufltlt umbasO. htoh-
lohr. hcaH1enn. parache tonihuchc or
uh1 Hrlt unyWhrfN
We sure lis 1ngyH NNstarluc made
lf lnHi gcllnN mustard aud other uaiu
destroying lugltAltIfa DIlrrHia un.
ronnre riutn nf hunDy ~ % doesn't 40
ua advertised ouc h0N equals lu bliss
foUnn Mustard pMatffa
S C. Wells s Gu. LoRoy, N. Y.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-25
The 81 Biggest Problems Of the Average
Southern Farmer"

Every member of The Progressive Farmer staff has had
lo experience most of us are Faung Southern
i{o our own eNfereneeS and from h" multitude Of farmers letters
'ha come o s every believe have figured pretty
nearly po'fet list oi these 'fvvo problems" of tho atorp
Soohem farmer and Ia next year Pro-
grcai'o Farmer
eae going 20 treat Them to5 30 order iimcncss m a FAR
possible For the aim OF The Progressive Farmer always Is 10 te
thn subscriber just wl he know us whom nd wants \,
know 10 ami in few words possible
Here's the list Of big probous treat during The fall
months and the date on which each discussion appear,
ONEMBER Financing the Farmer: Personal and Short term
Credit Lougtem Credit for Land Purchase; Avoiding Thmo
prices Utilizing National Farm Loan Associations ct-1
NOVEMBER o->yscms of Forming Affecting Soil FERTILITY
Money Profits Prosperity and pefnanence at Rural life
o Different SANtcms, Materials. etc.
NnN hAbhh * To. to Reduce Laud.washug Minimum
llHSides etr) n
NOVEMBER 29-Wha Changes Needed Insure Better Health
for Men Women and Children tl, Frn2
and Hogs ' "
ntEMbER l5- Getting Rocim and stunps of the Land
Greater Profits aud Happiness ~
DECEMBER ~ Business Methods the arm inventories Rec
ois Accounts Banking Coeeig. Advertising; system IN Cor
rsSpondcnee and Making Sales, otc1 ~
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-25

COTTON SEED OIL.


tF THO Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Nov 20 Alton 1d
vlnciur o. to ~ points on support from
cotton houses and local buying en Tho
strength in cotton and lard cotton seed
oH turned easy under hedge selling and
scattered realizing riunl bids werc
go GO l6 points not lower ~Hlcs 900 100
barrels Prime crude 1850 saleHi primo
summon yellow spot 3lnns December
2l.u5. MARCH 2t.fU. Nov 2ta2 ull hii
prime winter yellow aud aummcr white
nominal
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-25
ADMIRAL JELLlcoE
RloEs suRrpoARD

HONOLULU Vigcount Ioliicnc adj
mIlal OF the British floet iH uu expert
Wrfh0ard rider he amazed ihr
thronr 40 the beach 40 Wuikkl with
his stunts
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-25

Of tho several humming birds n thv
United states. the ltuhNthronf Be- the
most widespread and familiar
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
FURNITURE REPAIRING

FURNITURE neatly repaired ana re-
finished. We repair almost everything
Repair Shop. 122 West Main. Phone
Your carpenter and repair work want
ed. Phone 1919. Everett ]. Helms.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15


SPECIAL AT THE STORES g
sTEGMAN. E. H., 4o1 south 18th st.
Phone 212s for Fancy Groceries:
FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS e
sale. home grown ana
corn fodder. Phone 1888.
sUiLDiad MATERIALS e
The MILLER-KEMPER Co.
N. w. ind 4 Center ats. Phones 33l1.
1857 FOR all kinds Of Building
Material.
RICHMOND LUMBER CO.
Lumber. Mllwork. Phones 3zoS.SS9!
PLANTS AND SEEDS g
TEST ED
Little Red AIsike. Timothy. Alfalfa
aEo: RREHM CO: SIT Main;
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNlTIE9 90
RT-SINESs CHANCE-Best Millinery
store location in Richmond for sale.
Must sell quick on account Of sick
ness. See NJ E. Warder, Ills Sheridan
st.
Branch Manager wanted for old estab-
lished Chicago Concern We furnish
full stock of goods, advertising mat
ter, and equip store completely. IN
good location, all at our expense and
pay you $4,000 week salary, In ao-
dition to liberal share OF the profits
your store earns. Work can be start
ed in spare time. No investment or
previous experience necessary to Sc
cure this position. II you are must
Ter and want an opportunity TO make
and will pay you well from the start.
Send me your application today. =.
Levy, Mgr. Department 769 Como
Bldg. Chicago. Ill.
Prostate Suffers to read our an
nouncement under Personal. No drugs.
The Electrothermal Company. 100
Harrison Bldg. Steubenville, Ohio:
STOCK ISSUES SOLD
For enterprises OF merit by Stock
House with expert Sales Organtza-
ton. Securities Sales Co. National
Life Bldg, Chicago.
STOCK ISSUES SOLD
for enterprises OF merit by Stock
House with expert Sales Organization.
Securities Sales Co., National Life
Bldg. Chicago.
Would you risk 50 per week for
SO weeks to make thousands?
A Working Mans Company.
BY paying 81 per week for 80 weeks.
we will offer you something great;
bacco, etc, but object to spending a
few dollars for their future welfare;
particulars. 7024 Jenkins Arcade, Pitt
burgh. Pa.
LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLES 81
B. R. Funk's Big closing out sale. Feb:
25th, Horses. Cattle. Hogs and fuii
line Of new farming tools.
Small pigs for sale. also SOW and six
pigs. Sell one or ALL 315 w. Charles.
FOR SALE
Wagons. Wagons, Harness, Vehicles
all kinds and prices. Farm 1mple-
ments.
317 N. A
PET STOCK & POULTRY 80
6 young Rufus red bucks for sale;
one Flemish doe and other young
stock NCall 26 8. Goth st. after p.
m. or on Sunday.
R0OSTERS-For sale. Barred Rocks
White Leghorn, Brown Leghorn and
Buff Cochin Bantams. Phone No. 1917
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15

Rapid, efficient stenographer wanted.
Phone 1881. -
TENOGRAPHER-Ex want,
~ phone 2A63 or in evening call
1872. The Natl Automatic Tool Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
Situation Wanted Ads Free for Soldiers and Sailors


Marines Situation Wanted ed tree IN
desire
to perform patriotic
capable
employees
Can You Place These Men?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15

CLERICAL
- RooKKEEPER or OFFICE WORK
- years Of AgS. discharged from navy.
Address Az, Palladium.
= GROCERY cENRK = bischareed
soldier. Addreas As. Palladium.
= SALESMAN. Whoiesale 0focery-37
years Of age. Addrpss At, Palladium.
n CLINICAL WORK-3S years Of
age. Address AS, Palladium.
- BOOKKEEPER = Discharged SOL
der. wants position as bookkeeper and
clerical worker. Experienced. Address
A-10.
= TRAVELLING SALEsMAN-25 years
old. discharged soldier; wants posi-
tton preferably with wholesale grocery.
Address As.
n Experienced accountant auditor
and bookkeeper. discharged soldier, age
-. Can give reference. Address AS
TRUCK DRIVERS
p TRUCK DRIVER-Or Any kind Of
work. discharged soldier. Address B-1.
Palladium.
= TRUCK DKIvEk-6r Garage me-
chanic. 20 years OF age. discharged
from Engineer Corps. Address BIS,
Palladium.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
Ambulance and Undertakerso IA
NOUN ENTAIL

Nothing too large; nothing too small.
Mausoleum or marker. Granite. Mar
|, family burial vaults. JOHN. p. EMS
LIE. Is s. 10th st.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
WANTED

SALESMAN-Wanted to sell to farm
| ers. Address Box D All, care Palla-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
Would you risk 81 per week for
SO weeks to make thousands?
A Working Mans Company.

BY paying 81 per week for 80 weeks.
we will offer you something great;
| most people spend more for drink. to-
bacco. etc, but object to spending a
| few dollars for their future welfare;
particulars. 1924 jenkins Arcade. Pitt
burgh, Pa.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEMALE HELP WANTED s
Rapid. efficient stenographer wanted
Phone 1881. -
Observation-Disclosures: want,
ed Phone 2ss 49,. or ,tn in eeen roel CO. CO.
AGENTS AND statesmen 2
soo% Profit. csc Butten Maker fits
Mason Jar. Everyone buys as u pays
gan, 20 E. Jackson Blvd. Chicago.
Authentic Life Theodore Roosevelt.
Introduction by Elk President Tart
Sells on sight. Liberal agents com
missions. Outfit free. Bible Educa-
tional IS, Society. Fullerton sids' 81
March's "History Of World War. Won
derful agents money maker. intro
duction General March. highest ofticer
United States Army; Liberty commas
sions, outfit free. Bible Educational
Society. ST. Louis. Mo.
THE ONLY COMPLETE AND Az
thentic History Of the World War by
Professor r. A. March with introduc-
ton by his brother. General March;
highest officer in army. Official
photographs Life OF ,s Roos msft pd IN,
books fully illustrated. Demand
enormous. Solicitors making unpre-
cedented profits. Special terms. Cred
it given. Freight paid. Either outfit
free Universal House. Philadelphia
Pa. A
NEGRO IN WAR-By Kelly Miller.
famous negro author. New book COM
plete The only war book fair to col
ored people. Millions will be SOLD.
Outfit csc, write quick. Also Francis
March's War History. Jenkins Pub
fishing Co., Washington. D. c.
WORLD WAR HISTORY pictorial
Roosevelt Memorial Book. illustrated.
Enormous-eale. Best terms Get with
Hvest house. Outfits free. r. L. Phil
lips Publishing Co, Chicago, Ill Phila-
delphia. Pa, Atlanta, Ga.
as1MERTCA'S WAR FOR HUMANITY"
Complete History Worlds War. 500
pages, with nearly 100 magnificent
pictures Retails 5000, costs you 81. 90.
Some agents making over $4,000 per
day. Sell the book the people want.
orders filled promptly. Credit # de.
sired. Freight paid. Also Life OF
Roosevelt, same terms. Both out
fits free to workers. Geo. G. CLOVIS
Co, Philadelphia. Pa. or Chicago, Ill
Address nearest office.
ALESMAN-Wanted to sell to farm
ers. Address Box D All, care Palla-
dunn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15

WORLD WAR HISTORY pictorial.
Roosevelt Memorial Book. illustrated.
Enormous-sale. Best terms. Get with
Hvest house. Outfits free. r. L. Phil
lips Publishing Co. Chicago, Ill. Phila-
.Ja1Dhia pa Atlanta Ga,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
PERSONALS
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
We want to thank our neighbors ana
friends for the kindness shown dur
ing the sickness and death OF our be-
loved son and brother. WAYNE smith.
J. ]. SMITH AND FAMILY,
Greensboro, Ind.
PROSTATE DISORDERS. BLADDER
trouble In men. getting up frequently
at night. positively and rapidly over
come without drugs privately at
home; doctors, osteopaths. chiroprac-
tors ply steal culture directors use 1t;
easily used by anyone anywhere; no
matter what you have tried or how
old the case this method will bring
results quickly. Write for free IL
Illustrated booklet and convincing tes-
timony. Electrothermal Co.. lou
Harrison Bldg, Steubenville, Ohio.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15

NEGRO IN WAR-By Kelly Miller.
famous negro author. New book COM
pIete. The only war book fair to col
ored people Millions will be SOLO
March's War History. Jenkins Pub
liahine Co. Washington, D. c.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15

WANTED
High grade speciality statesmen
who are capable Of earning
So, 900 or more per year. Perma-
nent positions for energetic and
reliable men, who can qualify.
See Mr.. Strauss at Westcott
Hotel atsonce.
WANTED-High class salesman own
ing car. One who is not afraid to
work six days a week, rain or shine
in exchange for liberal pay. Stetson
Oil Co, Cleveland, o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
Herbert Hoover Is
Put At Head Of The
US, Relief Work

,,cr1xCToS. March ".-HcrbcIi
r,...-r b,s bn,u appoin,cd By President
t,o"''' '''s ,;r,,.,or general OF the Amer.
;,, r,I.,r administration. created G"'
''"h .tnn Ounfl,0 Errropcan fam.
,;. ~, ,,,b full authority 10 di.
''' r,rri.,,inr # foodstuffs ard
,,, eunuli.s purchased. out OF
o."N. r,,,,d ..,rd I'm arrange for lkc!r
INV ' w. t:,,~,h,,,:ou and admin.
- ""''
L ,I-,sJv had bcf:
or .. .,.,,.,,I ,f all;cd relief
''"'" ,,,,;,.,;t,, Stirring at Paris
":'o'' u" t,,;I ,.,r.r hv rho presi-
a'F" WIS ,,,,i.r ~ III. neg
"'"t u 3, ,;,,. r,I;cr hi,, i,Ic
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quahlhi les. ;,,h,,,.,.
fl" is ais" :" arr'ns' ''' '',e, :,
m"n!, 8" lar ~ p"''N'o''' '' p'0''
IN" rch%i H. .;s..r
In maH'ne P''nl'T I'll" ,,;,;N.
rcuilFc "T"'' ''",H '' ,,;.'i,.,.s
rTatlon announcer 'i'H' r-"s"'
ard Theodore +. Nh,th'ars"' WIZ , ~,
been directing me "'i"I's w u"
adminiStra''"N ""'HS nj
:'"n'" III r'"'"i' '''
him J"in' o'r'r'fS ~ 49, ,,';.i,.,..
q IN" h"'! '''"''N
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10" ;,,, a.,
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a"i t"E ~" r"''''' "i SUI '''. '' I
f"'T"p" ava c"u"''"S com - -.
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''"nE"'!' wv, ;,. 90
q" o''"' '''''''" "''' 90 ,o1o
n"|"SSTr ''p .,o f,:,;ssi,r -,
a,,n,Iina and
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~" ~" l'' = ''I,,' .;a. fo- !, e.;d
NUM- '"' ''' - ,,nd., ,bc d;rcc-
"t' H"H' ,I> ,,.,,, 4. bcrcpy
''!' '. .,, ~ no Amer.
ap',''.. ,,;,r .dn,.r,.r-a,ion with full
'''''' , 90 ,,.bicb ~ the
f" =; .,:I ,c, rho su,-
',, t,'r,,;.,,,d md in what
P"'S a"''' r',-,n' ., ,r,anrc for
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'r,,'pu W.. ,,'' i.'t
,,rh,. .u,hori,.d n establish
r,Lior administration fcr
80" 80. ,,,r,,,rr ont the pro-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
3,17O j. 5. Soldiers
Reach New York On
Pair OF Transports

.,,,,. . n .r, Italian
MN i'fh. th7'h - ~ .,'a
inner HN"F''a "nH '",' ,,..,,,",
cara "rTiN'" E'F' '''"''H '',",
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W ,'"' .N'''' ''' :,,rt,,d.
II" Nh'"r''a > inSH-' 7,,.. -
r" h'ha"uh' ''|tn ,'n,i,,,,-.
E"''' 80 az" ,-ioI, =.
ITS ""'' r,,-,-,,,,
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cons -t,.,, .,t,,s,
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,., %.a,..r..,. .,,.,, i.,.,I',L,;,i .l,o od-
n., .ch',,; J.,,ch,r,.n, 1,,b field mr.
.ii;n-, ,,r;,.,L.. dcIarh,,,us or the al.,h
-a,,.i, ,,,T-,,i ,,,,,,-v aud rnsual COM
,,.,,,i... am nr v.,.,,;nr,r, ol2 Of tall-
or,I n,c of Ei,..;.or trrc,h.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
BY
THE NE X|CAk5
NOW ALLEGED
In Frequent Robbery Of The
American Paymasters BY
So-Called Bandits"

WtSHI EiiTtIN. March ~ ''h'"h"'
lrc:raI statement "f hand' r"'ra2'S !"
.hc TamIru oil fields. ""nir'!"d rom
uff,riul S,ur".S. has been $ipmii'ru -"
,I,,. state drpartlrtHut. Tn" Siat'meht
deals with tho period fr"il AuEust !"'
1911, to the present. and records INC
killing IF - men. including r!Rhs
Aru.riran citizens: Tho wnund:ng or
alhcrwjS" seriously njurinE Of 81
r,c,rl,. some ~ them Americans: lh"t'
.,r marc han siSh.00n in "nsh. :tm"ri-
,;,u. gold: property destroyed valued NJ
,,or. Than so. non. aud the inert 81
much live stock.
IN ell 1i5 raids. attacks. hnld-ups ana
battles arr, listed in IN" record. Whi' u
includes tn" drprcdati0n" upon IN
rrr2cr,i"s and employees "f Il d!m"r""'
oil companies.
Officials SAID to-day that wtih 80"
exceptions. these dcprrdmliun* occurred
IN territory occupied and controlled hF
IN" loyal MrH:ram force: sent 1" III"
oil field II az rhnr i" diSindIr TIC
bandit Pria'z and that in many cases
IN" regular soldiers wcr. inv"lrcd.
By a Local law. foreigners ar" n"i al
lowed t" carry arms. =" that lttil" FH-
Sisra,:r,. could nc made when tn" ban
ITS attacked.
The inymuStrrS uc Tie NH:.ou~ COIN
ra:ti":; here. il WuS said. NJ" '"inpf.l"u
"a "urity Mexican officials 1T T"mpico
nr -" ii!n" wSrn they Pr"i"s" - -. 10
the rutlasiug districts !" .hN IN
rlul":u and III" anGGn; "f money 1hcE
will fake III s,:rr.i! III: :H,!""& IT was
.aiu ~. m.nG.'s wrr.. moi >2'i-iI'" With
,hr amount e. money offered ihrni
wh"rr iiicN h"id up H." ""yiI;":-''rs' an"
rl:rir ".rurtS. and demanded iiic "HRct
sum rrrrinusIi declare! h.? Tho ""Ih-
nnnv 10 III" Tamri,'n "Cti' a!s. Ihi?
las ird /" charges "f ""iiusi"n hcinE
formally. fled with III" McNir"" E"N-
rrnni,MI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
PROPOSES CREATION
Of ) Administrative
UNITS FOR The WORLD

EifcW YplsK March ".--lfy dividing
the world INTO three Hd'niuiS;rativ"
units n which n" Americans would he
on" suite, II" objections 20 III" dra f."d
plan for I league nf nations could b"
overcome. Trr. Nicholas Murray Butler.
president OF Columbia University. d.
,.lared in an address h""c today. This
plan. he said. woulG "l;miua:" objections
that the covenant rs Row framed would
inirrccrn with N" operations .: -"
Monroe doctrine. He proposed as III"
ihrrH areas:
F'irst-Elrupe, Africa and parts o'
Asia ,!"ar"s. o Eurup" and africa.
S'-cOnd--Thc American continents
ThiINl--ThC Orient. including '-hina.
Japan aud Siam.
Australia and New Zealand would -
most conveniently mad" rar,S ut iE2
frs: named administrative" ara.
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finsni,, tn" r:val:"% "f tn" Influenza
rri.I.Inic, American troops w"r" h"iii;;
rushed t. t'r',nr" L" h"li' hurl back me
German nr!u?. is r1n'ainrd in letter
rrnr. Chaplain ". Il. Ayers. "t III" navy.
who has Just r'turr"d from lSr"*t after
serving "igh; months Ihcr".
Chaplain Ayers SAYS Frost has proved
4 hcaI:hrui camp IA spit" al IN" mud
and ulInusl continual rains experienced
during tho winter months. and that
,hcrc hrs h"cn no initial cp'H"mI" th"r"
non ny return I" America from
!'rari"c." tho cha ?inn'e !sttcr says. i
r,nu ;hc nrwspn?cra cilicd with rccrirI-
;uu,iou and widespread criticism con-
rcrufn,; t,>rdIilnns Ht Rrrsr. hnpDcn
~ h1yo n prr-cna! ':::cTrai III Rras: nrld
@nI,,, i;rnyirdSc concerning !hc conai-
.inr a" holh lhr uriny and navy ~ ;hat
ha:U".
Il u;uIn.aiirrd M rffIrn ~ llrrs.
,Eruu.h ,hu worst i'rTiua nu'h regard
f,I, climatic. nr,t rriillEry conditions. !
rlr,i,, . NY h'i,':"an ~ nrarn'E' m?nrif
80 "ar ~ i,o-r.. lie with NIL mnttrra ur
w..if..r.- I,.ii;inir6 - tho army una
unE,.
'H"inT clergyman IN! connected
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Orlando Cheered By
italians For Yelled
Reference To Fiune

ROME. Saturday. March ALI the
Deputies w..r" I'r"S"1t ~ ;nc opening
session Of The Char''"ar oe deputies TO-
day to hear Tr"rt'.r prl:n!n outline
l;aly's fc-"lEn policy.
.' Premier prinnfi" 80 forth N" rr"h-
lens and n" ,!:ffEcul'i"2 "h:ch ~" Ita!-
!nn nation will hIrc 70 fac" before III"
peaI/. treaty IS signed 1T Paris.
ITS al!usion - thn l"aCU" "f nations
aroused tn. ;ros- intens" int"r"s', af.t
great arplau>a greeted MS r"u!a:ks 70
r.ardi,r E'iur". Ills words w"r" greeted
with ''Tt~a f':unsc,' all 'hH members &c
rho chamber clappiac their hands and
Ch"erinG.
In his rofarrncr To FtrnIc. Premier
Orlando said:
we r"rla:n faithful - r" spirit oS
eonc;liati,n which i~spi-'d II" 'ren'y
t,r>on which Tcair "nr"rrd III" wac, b.;
TINT docs roS mean ,hat ItaiT car r"-
main inseHsihiH 20 ~" apC"n! reaching
here from Tho italian town On thc GHlt
r. Oua-inn tr';IGIsI "rt"a i"f '':''I"-
;cs has ,es.rGsd Its 7a';oHn' cfarH"t""
and which - aow exposed - - I""S
both l.s nationality and nd"2cnd"n"e." ."