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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-01-02
Meteorological Observations
Taken by J. 7. Mccain

Scott Tissue Towels, paper, are
on sale at the Pioneer Office.
Every school, public building and
public washroom should be supplied
and they are very handy in the
home. 4oe per oarton.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-01-02

AsCS' W. 1I' MuEtAus dStOr
Morning Worship. .11:00 Am.
Communion Sermon
Sunday School. 1900 M.
The first Sunday of the New Year
will be Rally Day.
Evening Preaching. go. 1870 Pm.
Topic: "The Great Enterprise of
Humanity" "a phrase from Pres
Wilson's London SPECIFY
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-01-02
FEED GRINDING

have installed a feed grinding
outfit and will be prepared to grind
feed on Mondays, Tuesdays and Sat-
urdays after December 25th. See me
If you have feed to grind. Also have
feed for sale.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-01-02
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Rev. G. f. Martin. Pastor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-27
Hines Declares Rail Improvement
Program Is to Be Carried Out

needs OF the situation much more nearly
at the time the needs arise than IS pos,
sblc az present
II do not believe these fundamental
changes can be successfully carried
through except by the construction OF
a comparatively few great railroad COT
porations, each Of which will so combine
the prosperous and unprosperous ROADS
as u present O. fair average result and
got away from the hopeless diversity n
earnings which has existed IN the pas,
and upon each of which 1t will bte prao.
ticablc 10 have ample governmental rep
rcsertntIon."
Reviewing government operation OF
railroad. during the war. Mr. Hines said
II Was important that the public under.
Biand tho accomplishment Of three grea,
rcsutn. First, conflict Of priorities was
eliminated and uniticnt!on Of control pre-
vented eorious congestion. Second
through government control railroad
labor was given wage Increases and I'M
provnd working CONDITIONS. Third, rne
sovornment provided for adequate
financing Of tho roadg. which otherwise
would have boon almost impossible
Mono Of these questions could have been
dealt with properly exoopt under so,-
rrnniont control, said MI. Hnes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-27
Graft Disclosures
In Ohio Assembly

Special dispatch to The 1ntelligencer.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. March 26.-Sena'
tor AGnew. chairman Of the Cuyaloso
county delegation in the legislature: w.
p. Gongwer. Cleveland Democratic
leader. and DR.. C. V. Taylor. Thin.
!..,asurcr Of the Ohio Chiropracters as
sociation. were witnesses at the bribery
Investigation today.
Agney said Senator Wright told him
th. day Tho rlliropract;c bill was up in
the senate that Representative Delar
hantv Of Cleveland. hal told him ne,
CWrisht) could have $4,000 II he would
moi speak against III" bill. WTxht VA
tho foremost sinpon"3t Of the bill in the
senate. AgnsN. said J,cahanty at first
insisted ne merely had been 'kiddng
Wright. hut later had said Il thought
If there was lot Of money lying around
7 might as we'll get my share OF IT.
Dclahanty never admitted he had askeo
Skeels for money. ARnew said.
Gongwer testified that aft@ DR..
Skeels told him the alleged ATTEMPTED
bribery story and Delahanty denied 1t.
he said to Delahanty Il believe yoa ~
a liar and a CRATER" GonSwer. bow.
ever, said he did not believe Dr. Hkeea0
was Zoo psrcent" in reliability.
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FREDERICK MOORE.
Copyright, 1919, by the New "

meeting al
Republican United senator's
clearing the Monroe
the poson
ing japanese leaving within domestic urs-
o concerned
amendment will provide be taken only
voting preon1nane IN the league
sirens is rinariy be moral
established
Orlando daily
the efrank n desired
arising the Italian minister's inability to
This by Pree
interpreter
No until
agreement frontiers and others Of the more
portan daily under discussion
within council OF
council Of thirty
surrounded by experts secretaries senog-
talk
ing thence embarrassed.
the hope expressed that the
yhic is invent
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PITTSBURGH. March 96--Dcspito o
The financial prcdcament Of railroads.
tho railroad administration plans to
carry out ~ much OF it's Improvement
program as possible 10 keep labor en-
played and -uHds in repair. Walker u.
Hines, director general OF rn!lronds. do
clurrd ia mn nddrCSs Tonight before the
Pittsburgh Traffic club. llc asked for IL
moro adequate unhcrsr and!ng on tn" part
OF the pHhlic of problems facing tho
railroads during tho var Hnd Ia the i'm
mediate future. and presented *uggos-
tinn4 for operating roads rriSttroly un-
der public regulation rs permanent
solution OF the nrnhicIu. He "Inpha
sized that tn" ability Of thn railroad
ADMINISTRATION Ia finance itself III spite
nr lh,. failure IF its appropriation ,!"rs
uuI mean thai Ii Will :Iul ;""i ;nc ap-
prupr!ut.on rs soon as CuuErrsS merits
again.
lirfnrr!ng {" tho Improvement. pro-
RrnIn. Mr.. llltt..S said:
"Unfnrl unairly iii" impression Inns
gone uui lhaI ihr- railroad ntminxl ra-
ton han decided IN cut off NIL Improve
mrut work Including IddiI sons and bet
trrm-nts and mHtnt"narc" This liz not
q fact. What has happened Is hat We
arc taking steps ~ give the railroad
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corporations fall opportunity whether
they should assent to the work which
they must finance 1t is tho intention
Of tho railroad administration to carry
forward just rs much additions and
bcttcrmcnta and ma:nt enanco WORK AS
possible IN order that lahor may not be
thrown out or employment unnecessarily
and In order, thai the railroads be kept
In good repair md extended 10 meet the
needs or inc situRiloTi."
Proposing eventual private operation
with government supervision, MIR. Hines
snd:
"My own Wow ir that q moderate
guaranty " capital 81 ould be prescribed
Thy ll" Envurtturrt) 20 III 10 give n
reasonable lLEh,iruucc 10 capital. and that
there should br ii right 10 partic!pa-
ton in any profits mLdo In cxceHs Of tho
guaranty NO IN TO furnish tho nooded
stimulus 10 private Initiative.
Il further believe that tho govorn-
nIriu should bo strongly represented on
tho hourdH OF dlrrctnrE nHd that tnose
government dlrcctnru should constitute
an important part Of tho regulating
body which prcscribea tho rntoa. 40 that
his regulating body will know az ncceH
suios develop that tho nocossartos arc
developing and will be ablo TO neet the
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REVELATIONS
In Letter Exchanged Between
the Kaiser and the
Crown Prince.

COPENHAGEN. March IS. t1y TIE
Associated Prcss)-Thc Dcutschc Iai-
tung Of Bcln has published number
OF letters Illustrating III" attitude Of
the German emperor and The crown
prince during the fatnful days of last
November. says n dispatch from tho
German capital.
The emperor wrote to Frederick Will
linn on November 8 tho following:
My dear boy:--Af1cr the court cham
brrlain informed me that it was Impns-
sibln longer to guarantee my safety at
man HEADQUARTERS and that thr troops
were no longer trustworthy. ] resolved
after a severe mental struggle to leave
the army. which had collapsed. and 20
To Holland. 7 advise you to stick to
your post until the conclusion Of an
armisticc.
I'm Berlin. two governments under
thc leadership OF Ebert and I.iehknccht
nrc fighting against each other. I hope
10 se" ynu again in happier times.
Your faithful. deeply afflicted
father tS;gnrd) WILHELM
Tho crown prince. on November II,
wrote to PrcmicnE53hcrI. asking perrnis-
sion 10 remain Al his post so that he
might bring his army back in a we'll
disciplined and orderly manner. The
government refused his request. whrrr-
upon the Crown Prince In a letter to
Fold Marshal vnn Hindenhury. resigned
his command, declared that hc acted
und"r deep "motinn and after n hard
internal struEg!e against course re-
puenant to his nature.
In his it.ifer tho crown prince prncccd-
I'd 20 justify his attitude against those
representing him war instiGator
and rcactionary. He declared he has
always taken tho standpoint that the
war for Germany was a war Of defence.
TIc had repeatedly during 1916. 1917 and
1915 urged tho persons concerned that
Germany must by every possible means
cndeavor to terminate the war and he
glad at maintaining herself against the
entire world on the basis Of the status
quo.
Z had long pleaded with General
LudraIorff' he asserted. "fnr wise
pence by understanding under tho fa-
vorahle opportunity when hr occupied
strong positions during and before the
spring offensive. A. regards internal
policies 7 would be the last person TO
oppose the liberal development Of uur
writing to Prince Max. Nevertheless
when the great event hurled my father
from his throne. not only was I not
heard. hut was simply passed over as
the crown prince and heir tn tho throne.
"No remuneration was either demand
ed Of, or made by me-"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-27
League Of Nations Is
Utterly Into|erab|e,
Asserts POindexter

rINCINNATI March Ex-senator
Pnindext"r of Washington, Republican.
addressing the Business Mems club
herc tonight. declared that the pro-
posed league of nations plan was
"uttcrly intolerablc" in whatever form
il may I've drvelopd. and was unacceptable
Ia the senate and American people. hc
said:
"t.ninn Of action and cooperation
WIS highly dcSirahl" If il did not in
volvn surrender OF tho Independence
and sovereignty Of the free nations or
tn" world"
''y-nd"r tho constitution Of tho league
Of nations. nr any constitution based on
similar principles" said Mr.. FnindoXter.
r,hc autonomy and srlf-d"ternlination or
tn" individual nations would be ahso-
lately destroyed. In other words. while
pr..t"ndjng To prcscr%r liberty. il would
by this very act 1t once destroy tho
l:h"rt!rS. Of tho world and Sci u7 I
m"nstr"us military dcspot!sm in it,
place.
"Eurnp". with it's community or In
forests. may frcl that II can control tho
proposed lnaEu, Of nations and undoup;
cLly it can: tho United States. however.
with Il different set us interests. mas
n2;d thc fearful cost Of it's entry inro
the war against Germany To prcserv-
lihnrty. would mako n monstrhus mis-
take now To surrender that very liberty
to q 1itfcr"nt fern of world government
in rho sharn Of 4 league nf nations
with authority and power In enforce its
d.crees uron the United States.
''rhc plan proposed Of a. lcaE'in su-
prrinr 70 and alien from. tn" nations
over which il ia To rule with indcpnnd-
ont rower and authorized tn lisc force
* utterly !ntolcr7hl" In whatever form
il n,av ~, developed. No Arrangement
containing this element Df n super gov
ernr,,rnt rf TN. world with sovereign and
supreme power over III" Rilnns which
IS ndvncatrl with 81 much formal pro-
pagau,ln throurh,.':t IN" country will hn
acceptable /" tho S"nnt" OF 10 tho
people
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this action lis undertaken for the pur-
pose Of extending the power of the
directors and thus create 'an absolute
olicarchy" in control Of the great
Christian Science movement.
The plaintiffs also charge that the
dAfendSn;s "haSs stated tn many
Christian Scientists. IN substance. that
they plan To obtain control Of the pub
l:ShrnG society or to destroy it,
They ask that the defendants BE- en-
joined from interfering with Mr.. Row
lands or tho other plaintiffs in the dis
charge OF their duties AS trustees: that
tho attempted dismissal Of Mr.. Row
lands br ahjudSed rs of no legal effect;
that the defendants b. enjoined from
carrying out any. plan to compel the
plaintiffs n resign. or to injure the
business Of the publishing society. and
from taking any action tending TO de-
feat tho purposes of Mrs. Eddy as set
forth in the trust deed Of 1898.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-27
Fiftv Local Lads of 64th Artillery.
Welcomed OnReturn from France:
Soldiers Tell Of Their Expert
ences Overseas, and All
United in Keenness for the
Homeland and the Old Job.

After travelling over 10000 miles
many of it over the battlchelds or
Franco, so northern West Virginia Pan
handle soldier boys, 80 Of them from
wheeling and Ohio county, arrived IN
the GiIy yesterday on five different
trains, coming in from Camp Eustus.
virginia The lads had been At that
camp four weeks arriving at Newport
News on the S. s. Huron, from BrcSt'
on February IS.
Tho boys were tanned and weather
beaten, but were the picture OF health
and az they allghlcd from the train they
fell into the arms Of friends and reIa-
tIyes. who. In many cases, had gone 70
the depot to meet each train. as IL ar
rived expecting to sec their SONS on
them Tho boys were happy lot ana
iokcd and jrerod with those AT the depot
as they came in.
The first 10 come in was via tho Penn
sv1yania lines. arriving here nj 1905 a.
m, from Pittsburgh. In tho number 20
como in were f. II. l.. Rank. NJ. D.
Shields W. +. Wagcnh"in. Roy Baker
C. G. Lyons. Boyd Green. Gcorg" '"
Guy. Henderson LarEe. ". F. MozinEo
Robert Campbell. william T.. Archie. ).
N-nIch. Steve Luchnlnr. j.. a. IIcnninF
John Winterhauer. T:yron BOYD. Harry
Rounds Loo Islad;. Entc Mck"k". J"hn
Dado. l.. l.. Statler. Harry Dyc". NAL
colin Cowan. Hurry Suucrs. N!n""nt
Eirchner. Joseph Marcus. Anthony alii-
lcr, all Of Wheeling and Ohio county.
charles Agncw .of Wcllshurg. ana
willard Strain. nf' Golfers. W. Va. ana
Patrick Patterson. Of FollanSh2". also
wcrc with tho boys that arrived over
the baltimore g. Ohio and left "n ono
Il 10 -
for their homes up the river. Many or
.bo lads coming in over tho "PcnnSE"
vot off the train at Wheeling Junction.
Tol1ansbcr and Wollshurg. while others
coming in over the other line got off The
train at Brnwood. Moundsrille and other
points down the roadway.
Discussed Their Trip.
The lads between hrt+tths told OF their
trim across the pond and discussed frc'-
ly what was doing. 1T was great va
cation nftcr teaching school for tw"
wears without one" said l.. L. Stat1"r.
we'll known high school teacher. who
came hack with the boys We had
great time. bu, l am glad - get back
and am going out to my home on Snort
Creek just as soon as can catch an
auto nr other vehicle that will take me
out there" liz said.
NJ D. Shields h1Ls 4 brother. Paul
Shields. who is in the navy, and hH
stated that hc looked over all Of the
sailors on the s. s. Huron TO see il re
could find his brother. but he could MT
find him and he was Of thr opinion that
"I:ncIe Sam possibly had more than
one vessel for his sailors to work on.
W. F. Wagonheim brought an honest
(cont1nued on Pagc Thirteen)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-27
STAYS
CAS- BILL
BY VOTE 19 10
HOUGH AND HUNTER
VOTED In NEGATIVE
Bloch, Harner and Morton
Put Up Gallant Fight
for the Measure. "

CHARLESTON. w. Va. March 26.-
19 Ia 10 put an end to tn" proposal or
laying a special license lax on oil ana
gas The vote was taken on a. motion
10 substitutes IN" minority report or the
finance commute" ON the bill passed SrN-
cral days ago by the house" for III" ma
jority report. which recommended the
rejection OF tho bill.
The majority report was then
adopted by viva vorn vote. and the
bill was declared rejected. The minor
ity report was on 4 substitute for IN"
house bill, laying production tax on
oil and gas instead of n transportation
tax, Tho report was under discussion
for two hours in which Senators Bloch.
rIarmer and Morton defended II and
Senator's Grihblc and Duty opposed II.
Senator Cfrthblc denounced tho suhsti-
tute bill as tho most absurd bill ever
introduced in the senate"
Substitute Patrol Bill
Immediately after the gas and oil
fight, a contest arose over the state
police bill which was on first reading.
and it was referred by vote Of "A to
-. to the judiciary instead Of the fin
anca committee. After ten minutes
recess the judiciary committee repor1ch
out the hill by n substitute. tn" su bStI-
tut" being. n deputy sheriff bill on the
order Of the Wysong bill which was de-
feated in tho house.
The fgh, on the measure will come
tomorrow when the vote is taken on the
substitute in preference to the original
hill. Those favoring the substitute
claim that they have the votes TO put II
over.
1t was charged by friends OF the po-
lice measure after tie adjournment OF
the senate. that combination had been
made between the opponents OF the po-
lice bill and some Of the opponents OF
the gas tax legislation. 10 defeat both
bills. Senators Gribblc and Arnold. how
ever, leaders against the gas tax bill,
~, r1ora 9leFi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-27
JEALOUSY IS
MURDER CAUSE
Angry H Husband Kills Woman
and Male Companion at
Parents ONE.
ROCHESTER, Pa. March o6-Mari

ROCHESTER Pa. March IS s. Marie
Clark. %. and Enrow J. Anderson, 81. are
dead. and W. T. Clark, -. is dying as
the result nf a quarrel at the home OF
Mrs Emma Rcichard. mother of Mrs.
Clark. Jonas kaszer. chief Of police,
declared tonight the shooting was done
by Clark. who Is now in a hospital as
the result Of self-int1icted wounds.
Clark had not been living with his
wife for several months. They were
seen together tonight. according TO the
chief Of police. AS the story was told
the police, Clark left his wife at her
mothers home. Later, 1t is said. he
stole into the yard and seeing Anderson
enter the house, followed him and started
the shooting.
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THE WEATHER.
wAEH1NGT

wASHHGroE, March 25-Foreoao4i
ohic-Ectr followed By clearing On
Thurrdny, n1uch colder Thursday; Fri
day fair.
westora Pennsylvania ind West vir-
sin1a-Rain snd much cooler Thursday;
Pridny fair,
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,er-allicd mission in Budapest have sut
cec11cd in leaving the Hungarian capita
in safety. it was announced today by tn
state department.
BERNE. March zs.-Colonel Vix.
head OF the church mission In Budapes.
has been wounded and taken prisoner r !
forces Of the new Hungarian govern :.
mAnt according to report received IN
Prague and transmitted here. Major
Freeman Of the British army it is added
succeeded in making his escape from
Budapest.
COPENHAGEN. March 26.-AIl the
members Of the allied military missions
except one American officer. have left
budapest a Vienna dispatch to the
Abcndpost Of Berlin says.
dispatch from budapest that allied
troops occupying .1rad and Szegedin. on
the Maros and Thesis rivers respec.
lively have hccn Withdrawn.
4 Frcssburg report received in Berlin
says that martial law has heen declared
through Czecho-SlorakIa as a result Of
events in Hungary
Tho Hungarian Soviet government.
dispatch from Budapest says. has re-
ceived written communication from
tho allird mission there that the line OF
demarcaton laid. down in an earlier ul-
timatum should not r" regarded as the
political frontier Of Hungary. In &C.
cordance with tho n-w decision it IL
added there will be established neutral
zono for the stnln purpose 81 preventing
collisions between the Hungarian and
RouEaninn troops.
COPENHAGEN. March es.-The COM
mander Of tho French troops In BudA.
pest. according 70 a wireless dispatch
from the Hungarian capital denies the,
report that his soldiers have been dis;
armed by the communists.
COPENHAGEN. March 26.-CounI
Michael Karolyi. former president OF
Hungary. has been arresrcd and will be
brought before a revolutionary tribunal
for trial. a Vienna dispatchs to the Ma
tional Tidcndc Of Copenhagen. says.
The new Hungarian governments
cdict establishing revolutionary courts
SAYS that each must consist OF presi-
dent and two members. while the proee-
cutor will be appointed by the govern"
mcnt. according to a Budapest dispNtcn.S
It is provided that the death sentences
must hc b. Il unanimous decision OF the
court No appeals or requests FOR rner-
cy will be permitted and the execution
must I've carried out iulmed iately.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-27
THOUSANDS Of
JEWS MURDERED
In "Pogroms' in Argentina
i. Last January - Zionist
Organization Informed.

NEW YORK, March "6.-Thousands
Of Jews wore slaughtered in 'pos~
rom" conducted in BuenoS aires on
January Q. according "a statement
issued hcrp tonight by tho Zionist or
ganization Of America. quoting report
It has received from the Argentine
capital
According 80 this report. white
guard WAS organized ther" Following
a rumnr that strikes in that city were
the beginning OF BnlsheTiSt rcvolu-
tionin cited by the Jews. The report
charged that. with cooperation OF the
policc, the whrIr guard raidrd the
Jewish quarters killing Il number that
cannot hu estimated because all the
! bodies were buried in n common grave.
Jews and persons who rcsCnlhled Jews
were stopped on the street. II was
said. and even synagoEurs were raid"d
on the ground that Maximalists were
being hidden there from the police.
The Argentine branch of thc Zionist
organization. the report continued
finally succeeded in getting the police
to end the "poGrom" after ii had as
serted thcrc were no Bolsheviki among
Argentine Jews.
Cable dispatches received from
Rucnos Aires during tn" progress of
tho riots in that city made no refer
enccs to a pngrom. and ono received
two weeks after the ''pogrom iS AL
legged to have occurred did not mention
any slaughter Of Jews. but reported
that an "Israelitc delegation had walt
ed on President Irgoyrn to protest
against unjust atrocities and incNcuS-
nGlc insults suffered by them.
To have served to further comnlicate the
differences OF opinion between the TWO
branches Of the legislature. Tho house
PASSED the police bill by majority OF
ten and the gas and oil tax bill ny
larger majority. and that body Is not
,xpcctcd To rcc"dc from its position
both in regard to the police and oil ana
pos tax bills and amendments to tn"
Virginia debt settlement measure re-
1icvr tho stat" Of the direct tax proVi-
sion. should there he sufficient unappro-
rriatcd funds in the tr"asur" 10 pay the
yearly redemption IF bonds and interest
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Republican
Senators In
Big Victory
PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE FORCED TO AMEND
MENTs OF LEAGUE OF NATION PACT THAT
MEET THE OBJECTIONS VOICED BY THE 80
OBJECTING SENATORS.

President Wilson Himself Frames Amendment to Article
Ten That Clearly Guarantees the Monroe Doctrine
japanese Immigration Question Also Settled Salts
factorily to America.
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AME ER|CANS OUT
Of bUDAPE
Prof. Brown and Captaiz
Roosevelt Escape from =
:. Hungarian Capital. !:

WASHINGTON. March 2c.-Profess't.
Phiip Brown and Captain Nfchot >
Roosevelt, American members OF the II
ter-allicd mission in Budapest have su'
cnc11ed in leaving the Hungarian capita
in safety. it was announced today by th'
state department.
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(continued on Pago Thirteen)