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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06

minors advances anu operators selling
prices.
at is not true that the operators rep
res'1ltativcs walked out Of Secretary
Wilson's conference. leaving Mr.. Lewis
with no altcrnH:IV" but 10 all u strike.
Tho operators representatives accepted
President Wilson'S proposal n ITS IN
tirciy and withdrew from the conference
n order tha, their presence might not
cmharrass Secretary Wilson in his cI-
fort 10 persuade IN" miners To TAX" the
honorable course thus "p"r"d To them
4, the time uf their withdrawal the
operators advised Secretary Wilson that
thcy would remain in WASHINGTON await
ing his call tu further conference.
at is not truc. rs Mr. G"mpcrs I'M
niles that tho miners arc not permitted
by tho operators to work full tine. IN"
uDcrntorS have no control oyer inc tie
,nand for coal. Tie, can merely S'and
ready TO produce and furnish 1t when IN"
ruhlfc requires and is willing To accept
I, is not true that tn" miners received
m advance Of 90 cents p"r ton IN 1914.
"I, Is not true that the operators
r,i,rd tho price Of coal s. per Ton IN
1914. ON III" contrary IN" pr'c" WAS
reduced.
II, is r,,, ,ru,. rs Mr.. Gompcrs states.
.hot r,,- IN, mast several years, tn" min
,rs n,y,. nyrrapr.I only $50 To $50 work
inc, J,,y,, = rrlr
Eli J., = tact. however, and Mr.. Conn
rrrs could easily hav" aSc"rtlIn"d It
chat virtually every hitUmin"uS mine IN
ill., r,untrv has ON its pay roll sub
.t.,rt.pl number ii mon who deliberately
IN, IF from one to rhr"" days week
wL-n they have M opportunity TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06

Do your dreams ever come true while
you are dreaming them:
What | mean is. when You dream that
you arc going to get something that YOU
want. do you go on and get il in tn"
dream or iocS the dream stop just short
OF it's fulfIlmcnt.
! have noticed that my own dreams
seem to be- always of preparation for
pleasure rather than actual enjoyment
Of it. and have been wondering # this
is m individual popularity or if 1t OF
the eternal nature Of dreams.
never A Real Ride
This Is the sort Of thing l mean. I
love horseback riding and l am con
stantly dreaming that am just going 10
go 10 ride. Tho horse is being Saddl'ri
and I am waiting. then something inter
fercs and ind tho horse hnd 10 be used
for som" other purpose and | cant hav"
him until later and l try Vainly 10 get
another horse Or perhaps tn" h"rS" is
ready and l cannot seem to get int" my
habit. don't think that l ever actually
rode in n dream.
But I Never Eat The Lunch.
Again when l was n child We used To
have n basement lunChroum at school III
which sandwiches. milk. cake. and twice
4 week. ice cream vas sold. As my
pocket money. like that Of most children
of that day. was limited. l used Ia hav"
To choose between the various things
which appealed to my palate, and ] can
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! BRAIN TESTS|
} BY SAM LLOYD. \

"Somchnw strikes We're settled win
less trouble in the old days. remarked
Smith. Now. ! rcm"mhcr when bought
my farm | engaged three men 10 do the
work. agreeing 10 pay the foreman Sl'lo
il d&v. tn" handy man 81 and his helper
so cents So rs 10 make the average wage
81 pyr dag Together they aErcca 10
perform 2u3 days work for s%O3 and tnty
started off all right by each doing ms
fir: days work. But on the second u'ty
two - Them organized planters ana
dir@.r.' aySu'.j.' ron :.nd asked 10" snort
or hur!rs win increased pay. RccosniZ-
ing the justice Of their demands as eN,
plalu.d ~ The committee, ! increased
Inc wil.....s of two Of IN" men SO that all
scr. satisfied. Then l app"rtIon"d the
wrrk "o that 4: IN" end OF the season
each Inau received SOL and together
tho had performed just "h% days WORK.
Can you explain how smith managed inc
affair?
ANSWER TO no. 26i.
N.rS"y. obj. Sr:n", Nelson. Dcc'
Orang".
W'uryrieht 1919. by Sam Loyd)
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SALE OF STREET NRRoVE"HT
BONDS.



The UNDERSIGNED Commissioners. ap-
puIi.tcd for the purpose by the Council
81 the Town Of W"ndsdalc, will. until
the &ih day of November, 1919, at -
O'Clock. noon, receive sealed bids for
thu sal, Of one Hundred Thousand Dol
lars tSInU.UVG.O0) worth Of Street I'm
proVrIncut Coupon Bonds Of the Town
Of W. ndSdaIr. with accrued interest.
sad bonds Icing numbered from to
lUd inclusive. in the denomination OF
one Thousand Dollars (sl.OO0UU) each.
All OF sad bonds. or any part thereof,
are rrdrcIIab!c at the option OF council
ten UU) years from their date, and are
payable thirty-fOur (3D years from
d..tr. With interest at the rate Of five
pr cont $50 per annunl. payable an
nu:.!.y al the Dollar Savings u Trust
Cur1pany. Wheeling, West Virginia, and
are Gated November LIST. 1918.
SAID huulS having been approved by
tt" Attorney general or the State OF
West Virginia. as required by Chapter
81 Of the Acts Of 1917, are now binding
obligation upon the town Of Woodsdale.
West Virginia.
Each bid shall be accompanied by 4
certified check equal to five $50 per
cent Of the value of the bonds bid por.
payable to the undersigned commits
S!onrrs.
The said commissioners reserve the
right To reject any and all bids, and may
Use the Chrck accompanying bids as IL
undated damage! for failure to comply
with the bid. II the same is accepted.
All bids shall be marked bids for
WoodsdIle Bonds" and mailed to II. 3.
Nayl"r. 80. 300 National Bank Build ne.
Whccllbs West Virginia.
GEORGE: W. BARON.
OTTO SCHENk.
GEO. 4. LAUGlILIN.
o-l3- Commissioners.
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Denial BY Operators.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-Dcnial Of
Samuel Gompcrs statement that rcpr"-
scntatives OF the operators walked out
Of meeting called by Secretary wilson
for the purpose OF trying 20 scttl" n"
coal strike was mad" tonight by III" cN"-
cutivc committee of the bitumin"us coal
operators Of the Central Competitive
field. The operators expressed willing,
moss TO present all facts bearing on thr
controversy to any tribunal that might
be named by the government.
"A careful rxaminati"u Of Samu"!
Gompcrs' announcement regarding IN"
coal strike" said the operators state.
ment. "disclosrs tho absence 81 n S:m"l"
accurate statement Of facts. Tn 'hr; r.
spcct his pronounc"mcut i id"n'3'Hl
with the statcmon; r" put ont Inst We
in which H. charged ,"al operators with
curtailing production to boost prices u
statement which oven Acting President
Lewis OF tho miners organization en-
phaticaIly rcpudinted.
I'm his latest statement Mt G0mDcrS
goes lightly from one inacCmracy to an
other. He misstatcs working conditions.
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1Si2@;@53 e: T 81
by E&Qftl1 Cameron -
THE UNFULFILLMENT OF DREAMS

remember how hard il sometimes vast"
make M my mind. Well. the haCkwa%h
Of memory from that circumstance car
RIGS me over now ANA now I" SCh""I
again, cnduwS me with til" ample pocket
money I now have (Hmplr for such ruT-
Ioscs mean. did anyone ever have nm
Wlalifi"dly ample pocket m"n"yD ana
starts me toward tn" lUuChroum WIN
my rork"tS fun of l"f'S'' change. | &"
down the stairs. hnyh even reached IN"
lunch counter ANA ordered. but never
Yet did 7 ret ny order AMI taSt" II ne
fore | woke up!
They Como Back But Only For Time.
There j. one queer rhlS" of unfulfi-
mont about my dreams which Few
friends h1l" told IN" j. iTu" about theirs
and h.r" again wonder Il TINS IS mrr"
coincidence. or # my reader friends VIII
r.rnr, -, like ,Np,rirncr. Whenever |
dream that those who have passed over
arr, buck again with me. thor" Is
shadow on my happiness. | always fe'l
that although They hav" com" back, they
cannot stay. They do not S""m "Nnctiy
i'll. I hay" no hop" Of getting doctor
and curing them. | simply know that
rthcv hay" been given back to me hui
only for a time.
If this unfulfillm"nt nf dreams is uni
vnrsal PERHAPS i il because II We
dreamed irl" We >huuli low" our dreams
better t,an 'oul with nr days. lw"ndrr.
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MANDATORY ORDER
CONTINUED Prom Page one.)

embargocs on freight shipments wCrr
discussed but no reduction Of service
will be made until conditions reach the
point where 1t cannot hc helped.
Assurances again were given by the
government In reply 20 inquiries that
every protection would b. afforded uu-
ion or non-union miners willing to re-
main At work. Kentucky operators, ut n
conference with DR.. Garfield. asked that
troops be sent to that state because or
threats mad" against working forces
They were told that while this WAS i
matter for cabinet action. If troops were
needed they would DC sent.
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PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my farm | Will SOL al
publ!c sale at my homo situated on -H'
GrnH's Run. three miles norlhcaS' Oh
Valley Grove. ohio county West VIZ
gInia. commencing at o'clock n. M.
Friday, November 7th. all my personal
nropcrty. cons sting 90 ten younG MIX
cows. five horses. grain and feed. farm
implements. lars" coal range ana othcr
articles t. numerous to mention. Eve
passenger 1919 overland touring car.
Terms Of sale $40 40 ana under cash. all
over 5000. \ credit Of : months Will
be given t. purchaser w!th negotiable
notes and approved security.
MRS. SARAH MEiE
West Alcxandc: Pa. Il. T.. d. !.
n-4-J
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BUSINESS CFFUK1UNlTLES

MILLIONS are suffering with rhenma-
tsm. Mcst important discovery OF the
age. A herb that actually drives tho
NEST stubborn case Of rheumatism en-
t,rc.y out Of the system. People write
us and say they are astoundcd at the re-
suits. especially on the Kidneys: just
think OF the money making possibilities:
Representatives wanted. $l.l2 pound
postpaid. 10 pounds IS express paid.
ithcumaiism Herb Co.. Venice. Caliicr-
MIA n~-So-tL
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WANTED-Mals
representative TO take

representative to take
charge Of Wheeling office. Mn man
assures steady work and an income Of
at least s5OoOo per month; sales ex-
perience helpful but not necessary. This
Is for a standard commodity and nation
ally used. Our products goes direct to
business men and manufacturers. In
yestiGate this and an y Of our IL
branches. Apply Room 500 Mcclure
Hotel VIII also employ statesmen at
$50 per week. n-s-s
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$1,000 Down Will Secure

you on S2A near Nat. road. fair BldGs,
500" = i.mhcr. t&o horses. farm tools,
all for S2.5Do. Fully described III cata-
tCSUc NJ. i. l have over 400 other
farms fully described in free catalogue.
Write II. Il MASTERS, Agent Cam
bridge. y.
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wANTED-50 white laborers for Du-
pont Engineering Co. fifty cents per
hour, ten hours day. Transportation
advanced. Apply Union Mission. 18th
and Water SITS. n-5-h
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WANTED,

manifestations engineer. Must
have Ohio license. No firing. State
experience and where last employed.
Steady work. Address J. A. Barton, l29
North West Ave, Youngstown, Ohio.
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wANTED-Young man to trace draw
ings. make blue prints. etc. Apply in
person TO Robt. Luke, main office Whit
aker -8leSsner Co. n-5-i
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FOR SALE-Farm Lands
PARK RAl1AH,

We specialize on farms in eastern Ohio
and western Pa, and particularly In Col
umb!ana and MahoninS counties. Ohio
And the western part Of Lawrence and
Beaver counties. Pa. We have about 100
farms for sale each and every one
real bargain. Part Of these farms are
described in our booklet so Farms In
the Garden Spot Of the World" II you
contemplate buying a farm IL will pay
you to send for our free booklet Everett
Il Capel. Salem. Ohio: Everett, Capel &
Johnson. Z. Palestine, Ohio.
o-1G-tts-10t
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wANTED-prostate sufferers to read
our announcement under Personal. No
drugs. The Electrothermal Company,
273 Harrison Bldg, Cteubenville, Ohio.
Otto
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FOE SALE,
IDEAL LOCATION
MODERN EOME AND BUSIHEaa

Located on paved street. car line, lot
60Nl50 feet. house two story. rooms,
stone foundation, bath. hot and cold
water. electric lights. cellar cementcd.
used as n Restaurant doing a good bus.
mess. garage for 4 cars, now rented Ar
$40 per month. Price $4,000, part Casb
MITCHELL 3 SNYDER
1877 Jefferson Ave. WASHINGTON. pa
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WANTED-Railway mail, census, Gus
toms, internal revenue clerks. Thou
sands needed. $1100-1500. Age, Is up
ward. Experience unnecessary. For
free particulars Of examinations. write
j. Leonard ,iformer civil service examin.
er) 1885 Equitable Bldg, Washington.
n-l-m
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FOR SAI.E-Farn. two dwelling houses
and outbuildinEs. Mrs.. Lizzie Hall.
Rayland. Ohio, r. D. L n-6-k
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ALBERT E. BERRY.
Directors OF the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Companies n a
special meeting held In Washington
yesterday elected Mr. Berry president
to succeed Frank y. Bethel. resigned.
Mt. Berry Is the executive Of the sys-
tenn covering Maryland. Virginia, West
Virginia, the District Of Columbia and
part OF Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06

FOE SALE-'"ap. ono coai-bauk mule:
Inuulr" l.aBcl,r Iron WkS.. est end
Of @lSt ST. n-i-l
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LOST and FOUND

auto wheel with 33x4 tire
b,twr,m IIubbard'S Ian" and Roncy's
Point J;rward. Mrs. Frank Ehrhart.
Il. Schmulbach Building, telephone
5SS-N. n-i-t
night. a gold Elk cuff
Iiuh r!Hdc: please call Wig. h"5.
mai
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AUCTION HOUSE

We buy at fair market prices. new
and second hand household goods, or
any useful merchandise, that you will
sell or we will sell the same on com
mission for you, from our place Of bus
mess. at public auction. Money advanc-
cd on goods pending sale az same. Calls
and deliveries made evenings. where
prcferrsd McrchantS-We buy-job lots,
or one article. Address.
THE WALTER wIcKHAM
Auction House
Corner Tenth and West ChaplIn. So.
Phone 1921. Wheeling. v. Va. III
business transactions confidential
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-l'irst class millinery store.
VIII sill cheap. Mrs. L. y. Watson.
phone Martins Ferry l1j-M. nat
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WANTED-FemaIA

wANTED-Girl, cashier and clerk, will
ing to learn. Please state age, refer
encc and salary expected to start. Ad-
dress l.. T.. S., care Intelligencer.
n-6-i
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,wANTED-Girl for general Homework.
Mrs. George Norton. Highland Park.
phone Elm Grove eS-R n-4-i
wAHTED-Good girl for general house
work, 794-R Woodsdale. Mi 4
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MISCELLANEOUS

WE used three solicitors for Wheeling
and vicinity. All "n spare time. HiE
commissioners. Apply before 81" or AZ
ter 40 y. IN, eos Mutual fanh B!dE.
H-i-i
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FOE SALE-Farr'. CO acres. House r,
base barn. and sIlo. fruit al kinds. Ear;
gain si.5On. Call S" Elm l;roV". or ad
dcsS Ch:.S. e. Rec. S-2L-"vt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-18
Bolshevilxi Forced 10 Retreat 233
Miles and Give Up Great ouan-
tities Of War Material; 100000
Roughnecks Scattered.
FOES OF TERRORISM
REACH CASPIAN SEA
Victory Of Anti-soviet Forces Ep-
ables Them TO Turn Attention to
Don Region. Where Lenine Has
Strong Forces.

Odessa, Thursday Feb. H.
The anti.Bolshcyik army Of Gener-
al Dcnikinc has reached the Cs=-
plan sea, having advanced $50
versis l233 miles) and captured
81 600 prisoners, % guns aud eight
armorcd trims.
In the victorious advance, Cen
eral Dcnikine's army scattered a
Bolsheyik force Of more than lO0,-
900. liolshevik war material in
railway ears which stretched for a
distance of thirty miles also was
captured.
BY his victory in the Caspian
region, General Denikine viii be
able 10 turn his attention 10 the
Don region where the position OF
the forces opposed 10 the Bolshe-
Wiki has been prcearious for sew
crnl weeks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-18
Hun Armistice Commission Pro.
tests Against Alleged Failure Of
Allies TO Commence Financial
Obligations.
ARE ANXIOUS TO coMPLi
WITH TERMS OF TRUCE
Prussians Contend, However, That
They Must Know Our Intentions
Regarding Foodstuffs Before
Turning over Ships.
.. .-s ...s...,,s s....

London Monday. feh o. One ~
the notes presented ly Matthias Efs-
berger one of the German nrmistlrr
commissioners to Marshal luth 90
TreNcH ON Friday complained Of She
failure OF the entente allies tn com.
msngo negotiations Ht spH Tor nnHn.
ciul treaty with GormnnN. according o.
u Germnn wireless dispatch picked up
here. Efzhcrgor pointed out accord,
ms 90 The message. that the arrange
ments made ht the entente called Tor
a. beginning of th, negotiations ON
February o.. und thut th' Gvrmnn
dvieritrs we're 40 Spa To- commence
WORK
10 said 30 would De- necessary boz
connection with placing thc German
commercial fleet nt CO., disposal uf the
alhtH 60 arrive 90 uu agreement rr.
rardiug the amount and price Of food.
HtuifH Co. lU supplied GtfmHuN tud
concerning the manner Of pa1 mrut
H,roriIuE fD the WfsstFg. lio declared
that. aH th,s. matters were not settled.
~ wuH impossible Co AItr instructions
Co the commercial fleet for however
uuNiuuH the German government Del tu
ulull iu rugaErWvuts. it Is ItH SOLEMN
duty not Co place thr merchant fleet
under furpiru control Until thr uNf.
pose for vFlDh such GO significant and
painful measure wrH HrrCud upon, huH
been assured "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-18
DOTS AND DAsHEs

Washington Roger " simmons
who recently returned from Russia
told tho senate committee iuyestlgnt-
Ink lHwlrss activity in this COUNT y
that 10 the American and allied
troops were Withdrawn FROM northern
Russia the iiuNheNlhl would engage
in one ~ tho boldrst maHsacres the
world has ever seen
Washington Debate on tho com
stitutun of tbe league Of nations
probably VIII begin boz the senate
within u dlN nr two despite President
Wilson's request that Discussion be
postponed until he had i conference
with the senate ana huuHe foreign re-
latiuns committees.
Washington American and allied
troops operating m northern Russia
Will he Withdrawn "At the earliest
possible moment that weather cundl J.
t.ona prrmlt according % informn-
tion rclrlgoI hy tho war department
from General Ti-her ~ Hiss
I.ondou- The seventh nolshovik
army Boo Esthoua nul llvonla at
uchoi iur'uusN 900 fcrturs of the
NurNu pskuh and NulWHr frnuta SIT
urday and tho hchnnr uiil cont n-
ucs. according tu uAN .ccs resolved
here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-18
PEACE TREATY TO
Be TAKEN UP SOON
BY PARIS COUNCIL
Entente Powers Planning TO Tao
kle Big Problems az Soon as
Russian Question Is Disposed Of,
Is Belief.

Paris. Tob ik some Of the entente
powttH arc planning. uH soon uA the
Russian problem nov hefore the au'
premo council Of the peace confer
enro iH disposed uf and few mors
hearings urD accorded representatives
OF small nations 90 ttko np the lnrEvi
problem of n treaty uf peace, Tho
state OF public sentiment ln America.
EurIuud. Australia and canada hns
imur, seed their OprDHrntatlvrH hsrH
uf The necessity uf tHklnE steps 10 60.
turn the soldiers home. which can
not lo accomplished entirely ln ud-
vance of the conclusion Of the peace
treaty
Tto French government ia fully
aware cot this feeling and oNprgaury
its sympathy with the motives that
uudrrilo o. hut there are fears OF
duug'rnua complications and failure
to rrHnTr the necessary fruits Of vic
tory 90 there ia undue haste In the
ulurlua un of treaty of peace.
France is insisting upon compliance
with afmiHiice demands for the return
uf much property taken hy the Ger
mans. Principally Industrial mac hin-
vrf. This viii take long time and
some 0f tho entente countries believe
10 could not ho permitted 10 delay tho
siruinr of the treaty
Answering French objections that "a
long time may hu CONSUMED lon nr-
unEug tho boundaries Of new states
carved out uf enemy counties advo-
rHtUH ~ immediate peace declare that
such rDudIusimputH as are necessary
can proceed after the signature Of
the peace treaty, They uty that Gef
MANY Austria. Turkey aud bulgaria
should simply hp required 10 sirn
trDlt,H relnguiHhluT such parts Of
their former territories HH are rcquir-
ed tn form nrW states ana rccitify Old
boundaries ~ is held that it n no
cour,rn ut those nations what diapo-
rition fhc eutsutr. throuFh peace con-
florence committee ur the supreme
council makes of such territories,
IN. muc powers hoid there should
hp mo- delay h,cauHn uf indcWnitirs.
n iH impossible fu aHcfffHln the UNs
ACT detail uf the dHmurc inflicted
during thc war and thry urge that
lump sums should be- arrrod upon and
placed Boo the peace treaty ON Tho
hlHis uf the fHirlN comprehensive CN-
uiuinut'ons already made hy agents OF
the entente powers. Figures in pos.
session of cNpsrtH of the peace con-
ference are believed tu give a close
approximation of the total sum Ger
mnny is phie io PAY. - iH believed
the nrmisiire iuHt oDnrluded is not
broad enough 60 be- developed safely
Into % definite treaty of peace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-18
DORAH DECLINES TO
ATTENDCONFE
WITH THE PRESIDENT
Senator Says He Fears He Might
Be Bound TO Silence Regarding
League Of Nations Plan. 10
Which He Is Opposed.
- 80 ...-s'.,,. --...

Washington. FEB is senator no-
rnh. ~ Idaho. hos asked 20 be oxcus "a
from attending the dinnCr az tho
white house at which Ir sident VIII
son Will discuss win members Of tho
foreign relations committee OF con-
gress the constitution Of the pro-
posed league of nations
In "a letter 10 Secretary Tumulty,
Senator Hnrnh aaid u wns the GUS
tom 10 hold IN confidence any infor-
nation received al such a gathering
ana that he was not willing 20 ha
bound to silence on such an Import
ant subject. on which he aud tho
president disagreed Fundamentally
lie added that nothing could make
him agree with the constitution OF
the league as " now stood,
white houao officials said no other
member of the committee had deciin-
81 the presidents Invitation. aud that
~ was understood all the others would
accept
ON receiving the Idaho senator's
letter today Secretary rumulty im-
mcdlatciy transmitted II hy wireless
20 PRESIDENT Wilson aboard the truna-
port Gcoree Washington on his way
home from France
Debate IN the serase witch has
been expected 20 break out az any mo-
mcnt IN spite OF the presidents re-
quest that u he withheld until after
his meetine with the committeeman.
probably viii begin tomorrow. senator
ioihdeNier nf WASHINGTON, republican,
hnn an address which he expects 10
deliver tomorrow and senator Rorah
md several others are preparing 10
speak
senator norah's letter follows
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honorins mo with IN Invitation tn
rl'"i the rresident Fslrunry % to
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