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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
LeViathan Coming q
With Troops flUl6a|
Northwestern Stat1s1

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Dep4H
urc from France Of the transport L01te
than with more than 12.n00 trYqH
aboard. the battlcships Rhode 11aane
and Virginia all bringing units of3thfs
EiGhty-ffth wisconsin and MicIMeenyy
National army division. and two oeoe1
TRANSPORTS was announced tonf1nf ERya
the war department. ,-:i :s-s.s1s :sy-sss.1
The Leviathan left Brest MarcAE5S
and is due to arrive In new" EDLk-
April 2. ASss
The more than $4,000 troops aheAfd!
constitutes thc'largcst number or tfoS3
over carried by the giant transport. s1ne
war department recently announceds4Aax
ARRANGEMENTS had been. made to re4Ueet
the large crew personnel made noAc0s
sary during the war by the submarine:
menace and the present trip ID the -
to be made by the vessel under the;H
arrangement r.;.s.isi
The Leviathan has aboard the ~
Hundred and Thlrty-eighth inn&Zs
couplctc. the Three Hundred and Tnns
fourth infantry complete: the 4eo
Hundred and thirty-seventh tnfen0ys
machine gun company and nedieats9e;
tachmcnt. One Hundred and Sin4
field artillery brigade headquarteryt3
the Three Hundred and TWentys
field artillery. All Of these unltea0Sr
long to the Eighty-flfth division. -
TRANSPORT also carries Base Ho9D4f
No II. about 100 officers Of val1oH
units. one casual company each fof;N
York and Massachusetts, two ecattei
casual companies. 81 casuol otnSs$st
Brcst convalcscent detAchmeoss
136 to l47. inclusive; a medical de1s
-. ,,d o,Su,l nnlistcd men and 5vHNf
ians, BriGadicr General William C.sHy::
ors commanding the One Hundred 81
sixticth field artillery brigade, Ga0sD'
aboard. s:ssES;f 1865
The battleship Virginia Is due at NsM..,,
port News April s. with the Three
drcd and Thirtieth machine gun be&t.s
ion complete and detachment or;;
Thrsc Hundred and Thirty-sevenths1o.;;
fantrv both Of which. units belon4sfos
the E;iehty-fifth division; casual Co.
many for idaho. Convalcscent Camp. NO.
6 Is casual officers. six civilians ana ~
casually naval enlisted men. -. X z
The battleship Rhode Island u .0x.t
nccted TO arrive at Newport News A1Ms
& brining the Three Hundred
Twcnty-ninth machine gun batta1ou:ok
the Eighty-nfth division. casual CO
nanics for New York and Ohio and w
casual officers, civilians and naval snA..,
listed men.
The transport Mctapan is due to A.
rive at New York April with - -
nal officers, II casual nurses ~
civilians. ssiSis:
The transport Eastern Moon - Sr1s
uled to arrive at Newport News ApE4slsl
with an ordnance detachment OF 6vo
and tWo-casual ofncers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
Senator POindexter
Compares World Pact
With Dream Of Kaiser

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. March 2S.--Cnited
States senator Miles i'oindeNter OF
Washington. hero today 10 address the
t,ity club on the League of Nations.
said:
.I am opposed to the setting up OF
s,,ner-yovernnent which shall have tn"
oower to force decrers which would
rome in conflict with IN" sovereign
rights OF this country. If tn" plan. as
finally worked out. provides only tor a
fre. union Of free nations. acting inde-
pcndently together for the preservation
If peace, it might be discussed on very
different basis.
He compared the Leagu" Of Nations
10 the kaiScrS' ambitions. saying:
The kaiser sought to set up 4 world
government, and there is not Il doubt
that no believed it was for tn" hest in
terests Of mankind. He proposed [" en-
force pe;,c. and TO suppress tn" StruS-
q1inr aspirations for freedom. Like
wise the constitution Of 4 lcaGu" Of
Nations proposes tu enforce peace. 10
mt the world in d straiehtia jacket and cX-
nrcss1y provides that the members of
tbe league shall guarantees the terri
rial and political integrity OK al the
members against every attack. W" Hr"
askca to make this surrender guaranty
TO an alien leaEu" for all time.
Human society cnnn", h" retaruca
hy being put in Il Str;tiEh;Jlck"t of thl:'
kind. If any such ruiz had S"'n en-
forced or could har" s"'"n "nt"rc'H ""
wonld still be living under the eagles
Of Rome"
He argued the 1.cagu" Of Nations is
unnecessary because III" United States
has executed many arbitration treaties
serving tho same purpose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
WILSON AND THE
PREN|ERS NOT
WORLD 6 IDOLS
Criticisms of the Peace Con-
ference Grow as Leaders
Lose Popularity.
By FREDERICK MOORE

Copyright 1919. New York Tribune Inc.
PARIS, March 2S.-Thc criticism of
the peace conference is daily augmented
and popularity steadily rrccdcs from
the three or four mon who forcSathcr
twice daily in an effort to find solu-
ton to tho various problems their COM
missions could not or did not solve sat
isfaCtorily.
Evidence grows that the four lned"rS.
Wilson, Clcmcnccau, Lloyd George ana
Orlando. arc growing more anxious over
their deliberations, for they have at
tempted repeatedly t. explain the cause
of tho delays meantime pointing OUT
Tho d!fficulticS that exist. tn" dhngerS
,ha, lurli ahead and finally how Stren-
unuslv the four statesmen arc lahornE-
Then And NOW.
Three Of IN" men ar" certainty WlScr
mon than when they assembled IN Paris
last January. amidst HrClamationS OF =
ptopIc iutoXicatrd with relief and in
snircd with hrrr for tho ruturr upon the
conclusion or victorious war. Eul aS
the davS hcr"ru" weeks and tho weeks
months. with tho armies not yct hnnl"
and living conditions even moro hiitl-
cult. the hop" Of relief has dwindlcd.
Three months ago Clcmcncrau was Tho
idol of Franco. WHO had rallied tho ma
tion and brought il /" it's fcrt after do
feat Stared il in the rncn. Today there
Is talk Of BRAND succeeding HIM lmmc-
daloly after peace is concluded. Thr""
months nCo LLOYD GEORGE irimunh"d he
y-nnd precedent nj In" British elections.
having promised thai tho Germans
should nay. tho war costs in full. Tndhy
hn is explaining that Britain can ger
hn,t u small share Of ihc rcnarntion ana
that acrcptahlr conditions Of p"ac" arc
exceedingly hard Ia secure.
wilson Chang cable.
Thrc months ago President wilson
was hcra!dcd in thron European capitals
as tho graf statesman and prophet. who
had como 10 tho aid nf tho harrHssed old
world that it might begin y new life.
To-day he changes his opinions constant
" in 2n effort to find III" solutions or
difficult problems. pr'andnS nnp"s
months ago as today hc recognized that
revolution Threatened Italy unless
quick and satisfactory r"ar" could be
arranged.
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INJUSTICE To
CEN. ANSELL
IS RESENTED
Senator Chamberlain Declares
General Crowder Is Army
Reachonary.

SATCHEZ. Miss. March @S.--Senator
Chamberlain Of Oregon. chairman OF the
senate military affairs committee. upon
learning Of Secretary Bakers announce
nerit that Lieutenant Colonel Anse'' 5
reply to Major General crowdcr'S state
rnent in regard to courts martial would
not b. made public. tonight declared
General Crowder represents tn" "reac-
tionary element" OF thu army and thae
Colonel Ansell is an exponent ot the
progressive element"
Senator Chamberlain said hc had noth-
ing further to say In regard |" inc
Ansell-Crowdcr matter other than wna'
he wrote Secretary Raker March Is. re-
uuesting that the Ansril letter BE- mace
nublic. He stated, however. that h" Stltl
held TO the view that infamous ln1uS-
tices" had beef worked by the court
martial system in the United states
army.
Senator Chamberlain SAID that copy
of the lcttrr written by Colonel AnSei
TO Secretary Baker was in his posses
sion.
This letter. however" he said. was
received in contsdcnce by me as head Oh
the military committees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
DARING BANK ROBBERS Robbers H||0LD14
PERSONS UNDER LEVEZED GUNS
AS THEY MAKE HAUL Of $4,000
DETROIT THE SCENE OF SENSATIONAL AND
SUCCESSFUL HOLD:UP SAWED OFF SHOT
GUNS USED IN TERR ORIzING UNARMED
MEN AND WOMEN.

DETROIT Mic including several women
West Sid" branch OF the Com
bonds which
in
office only few hours before the hodp
accurd to W. McCausey. president Of the bank
to the bank while ouT
SawedoN shot Charles
stand with uprased hands while
ordered
vault the big steel door closed
her ordered into the
Law
tho sight and escaped in pig
Fort street OF
of the heh"F
hat point andD
wereop pened and h released
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
AVIATION SQUADRON
FORMED IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, March 2S.-Plans or the
New York police department for "clouH
con" section matcrializcd today when 20
American, British and French aViators
were sworn in in the office OF Deputy
Police Commissioner Rodman wanna
maker as members of the police re-
serves.
Colonel jefferson Dc Mount Thompson.
who will command tho police aviation
SQUADRON. announced that uniforms for
the aerial ratrolmcn had been ordered
and that planes would be ordered IN
May ut IL meeting nf airplanc manuiac-
turnrs in Atlantic City. Tho squadron
probably will take tho air by June. nc
said.
According TO Colonel Thompson. the
squadron. when completed. Will comprise
$50 men. including nicrs. mcchaniclans.
supply officers. medical officers. Il chap
lain and cooks.
Landing places will hr ut Governors
island. Van Cortlandt park and ShccpS-
head Bay. Later he said. landing
places probably will be constructed on
tho tops Of high buildings. Hoth land
and scaplancs will be used. he said.
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By Thos. D. Mays

CHARLESTON, W. Va. March "
Sixteen roll call votes featured the hsnt
in the senate this afternoon on. IN" OIL
and gas tax bill and the state police OF
public safety department measure noth
both Of which it is believed Will pass on
the final day of the extraordinary Sos
sion Of the Legislature.
The fight on tho gas measure was lco
hv Senator Grbble while Senator San
ders directed the attack on 'he police
measure. Senator Jesse Bloch OF Nfhee'-
ing, led tho forces faroring III" oil ana
gas lax proposition. Tho fight laSto"
for about two hours and was teatur'o
nv tactics branded as "dilatorE on INC
mart of those opposing progress Oh Iti'
two measures.
The Police Battle
Considcra ton Of the Pubic Sale'E i
partr,rnt bill WAS taken up by the Se'i'''c
shortly after the hody convened inc
measure being on second reading iof
amendments. Senator Sanders hrst PFo-
nosed reconsideration Of the suoS'.tu'e
hill for thc police measure rcporl'o Wy
tho judiciary committee and ocHaho'o
. roll call vote. This proposition ""S
dorcatnd bv 4 vote of I3 to Is as follows
For rcconsid Grafton - Bloch, burgess
,-hapuan. Cualtrr. DodSon, Duty Nr'p'
hie Harmon. Harncr, Luther, io''hs'
Sanders. adm YORK.
trlinst recon Observation-Disclosures. h"'''
Cnhun. Fox. Frazier. HouEh, 1un'ei
Johnson, Kump. Lewis. Montsotie'9
I>or,on,. Scherr, Stewart. and Vanslli'
Senator Sanders then moved Il posi-
-,on.mcnt Of announcement of the vote
mill tomorrow afternoon at " oc!"ch'
This was defeated II TO l., senator
T,och switching and president S'nSi,'
who did not vote on the ilrst Toll '"'
,.otrd against the motion The o'hcrs
votrd the same as on the motlon loi
reconsideration.
Fight by sanders
Failing to block progress OF lnf "'':S''
ure senator Sanders then proposed
,,rn,ber or amendments. tho first nclns
an srrndmrnt to reduce the SalarE VI
rho supcrintcndcnt OF tho department
from $4,000 to $500 per annurn. Mo
,r,S LOST bv a vote of T. 10 10. IN" cif'"
ocs in tho vote being that senator l'''S.'
yotcd no" having voted in the "'Li''i'-
,t;yn on tho other rTIl calls
Amendments proposing to reduce INC
dcnartu.ut to ono platoon. compinc 'he
r,osition Of hookkce7cr and stnno noGraph"s
ond changing the age limit for m"Tnn'rs
of the department followed IN oro'r anu
vcrc defeated by virtually the Sat'''
,o,c rs were the other Propositions
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
IVL( RIGHT
Declares He Was Approached
by Representative Delehanty
With With Offer Of $4,000 Bribe

Special Dispatch IN Th" Tul"lliGrnc"r.
COLI~NEI'S. O.. March 2N.-That
Representative" Frank ncl'hantT. OF
Cl"r"iHild. had approached him with an
offer nf n trihc Of s.. con if h" would n"i
sprak against tn" chirnpraCiir nom
medical pracIic" bill. and that Dr. i. II.
Skc"ls. chief lobbyist for the chir"prar-
tic people. had admitted "a him 1hHt th'0
was part Of plot Ia got II cluh "N'I
his head" WAS III" direct testimony
given to-day by state S"uttor Howell
Wright. uf Cleveland. h"f"r" the Joint
committee Of the lcgislatur" investigate
ing bribery charges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
MANY PIANOS EUENED.

pITTSBItRGH. March @S. - FIRE ot
rnknown origin tonight partially deS-
trovrd IL nuuhor If pianos Of the T. r.
Mci~ausland I'iano company at the cor
my of liberty avenue and seventh
81 rrct The flames were discovered on
The top floor Of tn" building. which is a
four story structure occupied by the
piano firm. W"lnrr BROTHERS ci"thlnE
store and TaylorinE shop and BlaGk
barber supply company.
Mr. Mctausland. president or inc
plane company. was in tn" building
bI,rt He estimated his firms dana &c
1T ;I"' between SIS, ,oU0 and $ih,UU0. Fire
mon stated that tn" other establish
nrnts in tho building would suffer sew
rr;.l thousands dtllarS loss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
Five German "Subs" to
Sail for America Today

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-F1vc sur
rendered German submarines will leave
I'm gland tomorrow for the United states
manned by American crews and convoy
ed by the American submarine tcn1cr
EuShnclI. They are expected 10 arrive
in American waters late III April ana
will he displayed AT ports 10 be selcctco
in connection with the next Liberty loan
campaign.
Ono of these craft is the C-llI. a sea-
going mine layer. which during the war
planted mines along the American coast;
Two OF them arc tho CB-SS and CE-l4 ~
regular suhmcrsihlcs Of the smaller
tyne Another is the EC-9I. ono OF the
small mine layers and the fifth is tho
I'-1l1, the standard German boat.
Later it is expected thar one OF the Dig
cruiser submarines equipped with deck
guns will be sent over.
Adverse winds AT this season and the
unfamilarity Of the American crows
with tho machinery, make tho date OF
tho arrival OF the ships uncertain: crews
for the submarines were assembled IN
England. most Of tho men being SEM
from the United Statrr. Naval orders
published today showed tho arrival Al
London Of seven lieutenant commanders
for duty i'm connection with German SUD-
nrrSibcS
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WHEELING IS TO BE
REPRESENTED AT
ST. LOUIS MEETING

(Snarial nisnrtch to Thr Iutrlligcncer)
i-IEtINNAT1 O.. March 2S.-Accord-
inr ~ tuday's Ohio Valley Improvement
association annQuncrmcnt. Wheeling S
delegates to the second annual c"nF"n-
tion of the Mississippi Valley Water
wavs association If 81. Louis Will DC
c. NJ. yrstrr. J W. Thrown. NJ. } So
holt. L. ". Peterson and j.. N. Neigh.
,rh,. sessions Will take up Aprll Il
and IS.
Fairmonl will hc represented by An
,Gouy Brown and Point Pleasant By
Waiter L. Windsor. Captain Z. \. Burn
side, Homer Smith. +. K. Blackg"od
and c. Q. Wcisscnb"rS"r. The highest
dcgrrn of coordination of river and
rail Facilities on all inland waterways
as expected In u" reached at the coming
run nfnrnnCc
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75 PATIENTS IN J.
HOSPITAL TAKEN.
FROM BURNING B
ED|F|CE SAFE.[f|
MIDNIGHT FIRE AT I.
N. WHEELING HOSPITM1
Spark or Crossed Wire Canla
Of $4,000 Fire at the & ssii 4
Institution. .ss :s

Sparks from a Pennsylvanla:s.
railroad locomotive, or crossed
wires, were the cause Of a $1,000
fire at the North Wheeling hosPs
tai, Just after midnight this morris
ing, in which it was necessary t9t
make hurried removal of rs Of the:
$50 patients to a place of safety
Other wings of the hospital were;
not affected, and patients did not
even know that there had beel@1
fire. The work of the firemen sub
DUNG the flames was most ettlsI
cient, and within all hour it Maks
announced that the flames would
be confined to the wing in when
they originated -. r.
Discovered BY Nurse. IN, ~.
cracking sound awoke GcrtrudeF "a
Gamo, nurse at the. North WheeiinE
hospital. shortly after midnight ltat,
night. She investigated and found thns
a little room next door to the nur1eEl
sleeping apartments was ablaze. HG
reused the other nurses and the sisters
who slept in an adjoining room. ana
every one assumed the place assigned
her in case Of fire. and the alarm Hae
turned in. 80
The room where the fire originated u
located on the top floor on the Bouth:.
west corner of the building, and szt9
thought to have caught from spark
elected by a Pennsylvania locomotfy4
whose tracks arc in the immediate rnAH:
or crossed wires in the room.. When
Miss dc Gano opened the door the room
was ablaze and it was through the co2s.
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SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION COMES
OUT FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS

and experience have we'll qualified them.
it being said that women physicians and
dentists were compelled to serve In the
war under the French flag. because their
services were declined by tho United
Suites government
That government residence halls for
women he placed in the hands of wo-
men.
That congress give military rank to
army nurses.
Urging the establishment at washing
ton of a national department of educa-
ton with a secretary Of education IN
the cabinet.
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CALL FOR $4,000 u.s..
VOLUNTEERS FOR THE ]! !
EUROPEAN SERVICE

WASHINGTON, March 2&--A1l
immediate call for $4,000 volu1.4
teers for service In Europe nao3
been prepared by tho war depart
rnent and probably will be puhusA.S
ed tomorrow. AZ an tnes1AyO =
enlistment the mon viii b o6s9oGE
early duty In France as . RELIEF for
men in tho exped1tiouAry 5oFceg:
who wish to return home. ~
Enlistment In this special fo1ooT
will be for three years. The ma;
will be concentrated 1t oA1py
Meade, Maryland, and probably!
will be sent overseas b eo1tt16 i
gents 1000 strong. "
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Now Alleged Nun Was
Not Murdered, But Fled

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich. March -o.
preliminary hearing Of Mrs. Stanls-
lava Lypchinski, held on second war
rant charging murder in connection
with tho disappearance from the lsa-
dorc Polish convent eleven years ago
Of Sister Mary John, was opened TO-DAY
mt Leland. near here The first warrant
on which Mrs. Lypchinski was taken
was dismissed nn technicality.
Father Benawski. who employed
Mrs. Lypchnski IS housekecper in the
Isadorc parish at the time the nun DIS
appeared, and Mrs. Jacob F1ces. daugh-
ter Of the defendant. testified briefly
this afternoon. An anonymous letter
dated Chicago, September. 1907. ana
addressed to the sister superior OF eae
convent, which declared Sister Mary
was neither killed nor abducted, but
aired of seclusion and fed. was intro
duced as testimony. :.
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AEMYs HEALTH GOOD

WASHINGTON. March 2S.-llcalth
conditions in the army at home and
abroad continue very satisfactory, ac-
cording to report issued today by the
surgeon general for tho week ending
March II. The report stated there was
no unusual prevalence nt disease wor-
thy Of note At any camp or station
within tho United States. and that the
non-efrcctivc list in tho cXpcnditIonarS
forces had continued to decline and now
was lower than similar rates in this
country.
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Of women voters. composed Of delegates
from presidential suffrage states. The
election Of the next convention site
probably will be left TO the board Of
directors.
Heading tho list Of resolutions was
ono calling upon tho 66th congress 20
submit tn. constitutional amendment for
nationwide woman suffrage to the
states at the earliest possible moment.
Others included:
Recommendation that in the future
the government recognize tho fitness of
accepting the services Of professional
women for work which their training
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BUDAPEST. Via copenhagen. March
9S.-lEy The Associated lT"SS. >-l'"la
Kun. the hungarian foreign minister.
in an address to delegates 20 tho old
: 'trtumunirt party an tn" chhnsH "t
r.;,irM. declared that with tn" inception
nf united revolutionary action Tn" mo-
mont had arrived /" liquidatr ;h" Conn
IuuniSt party.
Tbs. Soy Irl constitution. Hola Kun rGn-
tinrcI. was being worked our 0n III" basis
Of instructions by i.cninr. tho Russian
Bol>i,ryl>t premier. but that L"ninc h";.
declared 1T was unnecessary to copy the
mistakes Of the Russian revolution.
dictatorship. the foreign minister added.
did not necessarily signify terrorism.
which was only one of n distatorship'S
weapons to be used when nncdful.
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1000 RESOLU1E
TROOPS NEEDED
That Many British or French
Soldiers Could Put
Down the Reds.

EERNT:. March 2N.-tfr"nch Nirc-
loss Service 1.-TWO thousand rHSolut'
French or British soldiers would pc anlH
to put down tn" nC% hungarian govern
ncnt and rrsturr order III that country
Prince Ludwig N'indish Gractz. former
,,,,.,,.hor of the hungarian cabict.. says
;p y, in,cr,-irw in tho Geneva Journal.
'rbc rr,,,.. declared that the now gov
..rum.,t ,!r".: not represent anything out
sid" OF l}uda pest.
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BERLIN. March % (By Tho Associ-
atcd PreSs)--Ciencral Nudant, repre-
sentinE Marshal t'och on Wednesday
submitted n note to the German gov
ernmrnt demanding phsSaEc through
Dar1Zig for the Polish divisions under
General Haller. which are n part of the
allied army. and PERMISSION for their
further march To Poland To MAINTAIN
order Tho note added that refusal
would be- regarded as Il breach of tn"
armisticr.
Tho German government laid down its
standpoint in a note of reply which as
scrts that according 10 tho armlSticn
treaty. it was only obliged 10 ':rhni ~"
allies free access to tho Vistula to main
tain ordrr IN i"rr.l"r - "f '''. !. -
Russian empire. In concluding the
frosty lhc government h'rlnr"i. I pi"-
cccdcd in any case from tho standpoint
thar here could DC nU question al Polish
troops
The note then refers to incidents dur
ing tho journey OF IEn:tc" Ian l'ad"r"W-
ski thu Polish premier who grossly
violating tho hospitality accorded HIM
on German soil. gave The signal for r"-
volt and civil war. and who, when ne
was in DanZiC in December 1?lS. said:
IF tho Polish divisions from Franc"
and italy should b. in l1anZiE. th"n
Danzig and all west Prussia would ~"
Polish"
Proceeding Tho note refers IN num"r-
Gus dcmonst ratinnS hy III" G"rmnn ma
jority in West PRUSSIA who wish I" r"-
:sist Polish attacks hy force, and says
that hv such civil warfare the German
eastern front against Russian I'olSh"F-
ism will hc endangered
In conclusion the communication asks
for Informal tion MS To- III" composition
and Strcngth or General llAllrr'S army.
the date Of it's landing and transit "r
can offer that General llalicrs' army. ar
r. portion OF It will not participate" in
Polish demonstrations. or a possible in
surrcctton OF n Polish minority.
BERLIN. March 2S.-fBv tho Asso-
ciatod Prcss)-.Thc L"kal AnzciEcr
thinks that n serious situation has arisen
through the exchange Of notes between
General Nudant mad tn" G"rlnAn govern
ment. While 1t docs not abandon tho
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No Gold Exports from
The British Empire

l.nNntN. March oS.-An order III
cnuncil ISSUED This evening prohibits
tn. "xrnr, "r gold coin or bullion any
where.