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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22
Bnck-ROOna Stuff
Used By Governor
on AU Proposals
Gag Rule on Legislators With
Eye EUer to Coming ELec-
ton, Is Policy.

Legislation Dy caucus with a weather
eye out for the party's chances in Nov
vember seems to be the accepted prac-
tice of the republican machine in the
speclai legislative session.
From the time the G. o. P. state can
didates o. KID Gov. Goodrich's pro-
gram until the present the ,majority
members Of both houses have been held
carefully in cieck ands few important
measures have been allowed to come up
for discussion on the floor.
Everything has been done in caucus.
There the friends Of the administra-
tion, including the emissaries Of Senator
Watson and Warren II. AIcCray, the
nominee for governor, have been enabled
10 enforce their demands
The tangled tax situation has been the
chief subject OF discussion and while the
Legislators by no means are in accord on
the matter the administration forces have
allowed them little discretion.
Reports from the many caucuses held
are to the effect that the chief subject
discussed was how to approach the voters
in such way as to insure success in
November and now how to best remedy
the taxation evil.
LIST OF WEEKS
CAUCUsEs.
The following record shows the readi-
ness with which the republicans Iapsed
into, c"ucuses
Monday, July 13-Republican's caucus
on administration rubber stamp" pro-
gram.
Thursday Two house caucuses on Tut
hill bin legaizing the horizontal Increases
held invalid by the state supreme court.
Friday-HOuse again caucuses on Tut
hill bill.
Administration forces reinforced by the
supporters of Watson and McCray force
agreement and measure Is passed by
house by vote Of 63 TO 30
Speaker Esehbaeh applies gag rule. Civ
ing each member only one minute to dis
cuss bill in public.
Senate holds three caucuses on legaliza-
tion measure, final one lasting until after
midnight
L. S Lesh. republican candidate for
attorney general, who was supported by
the Watson forces in the primary, ap-
peals for the enactment Of the Tuthill
measure.
Senate names caucus committee to har-
monize various suggestions into new bill.
Saturday-House and senate both eau
Gus on memorial bills.
Sunday-senate caucus committee con
slders Tuthill measure. Announces IT
favors compromise for the sake Of po-
litical expediency.
MOnday-Senate caucus again CON
siders taxation bills.
Tuesday-Senate caucus brings forth
Kiper bill, which would validate" the
horizontal increases made by the state
board OF tax commissioners. Little DIFF
ferent from Tuthill measure.
dnesday-Senate again caucuses on
KiPer bill.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22
OPEN LETTER
TO THOMAS TAGGART.

Dear Tom:
VIII you permit congratulations
on your happy adaptation of the
front porch campaign" policy?
No candidate has a more delight
full front porch" than you possess
at French Lick, and the wholesome
issuance of invitations to make use
of it constitutes a political appeal
that Jim Watson win never be able
to equal.
As a host you can net be excelled
IL you succeed in capitalizing this
outstanding quality to its limit all
Indiana will visit you In Washing
ton next year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22
One Killed, Six Hurt
in Ohio Explosion

MANSFIELD, O., July 22.-In an ex-
plosIon at the coal pulverizing depart
ment Of the Mansfield Sheet & Tinplate
Company today seven men were badly
burned, one of them, Frank Kline, dying
soon after.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22
HOUSE TURNS DOWN
COAL RESOLUTION
Refuses So to "a to Ask Wilson Aid in State
MuddEe.
HEARS PLEA FOR ACT TO CUT PRICE

of SO to a. the
Beardes resolution calling President
federal
The Beardy yesterday
26 to 5 but the
luton when called
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22

INDIANAPOLIS, July 13.-I am
enclosing 2-cent stamp and will ap-
preciate your Kindness II you mail
me n copy Of the government book
on gasoline motors. l.. Z. y.
REPLY.
Book requested mailed from Wash
ingtOn July II.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 3.-Please
answer following questions: Are ba
nanas healthful to eat in summer
Is It healthful to eat meat in sum
mer? A NJ.
REPLY.
WASHINGTON, July 7--According
10 the Iowa State College Bulletin,
Home Economics Circular No. 10,
Suggestive Seasonal Menus" ba
nanas and meat dishes are included
among the menus for summer. The
banana is suggested for breakfast
and a meat dish is given once n day.
MARION, Ind, July 3.-Please tell
me whereN can get full value tor old
gold iewelry. l have twenty penny
weights | wish to dispose of. 70. W.
REPLY.
WASHINGTON, July I've sug
gest you sell old gold jewelry to some
ieweler In Marion. Most any jeweler
will give you full value. In order to
send your old gold to th' United
States assay office at New York CITY
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22
Free Service to Times Readers

Following charge
newspaper.
S a 2cent stamp be postage.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22
THREE PERSONS
DEAD AS RESULT
OF IRISH RIOTS
Fight Spreads to Orange Sec
tions of Belfast-TroOps
Fire on Mob.

DUBLIN, July 22.-Two officers
and two soldiers were attacked by
Sim Feiners near Enniston today.
Two of the attackers were shot dead
and another fatally wounded.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22

hundreds of Times readers received
Stains which distributed
tells clothes
they contains thiryfve
listing eghteht different kinds with
removing each OF, them
already this
at
Indiana Daily information Washington
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22

you must send In approximately 500
metal valne. They do not handle gold
of less value.
MOORESVILLE, Ind, July O.
Where can / get a reliable book on
raising Belgian hares and other rab-
bits? A book concerning the gather
ing and curing Of wild herbs2 A re-
port on fisheries and game of Indi-
ana? A good horticultural book?
T. f. X.
REPLY.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-We are
sending you bulletins on raising Bel
gian hares and other rabbits and the
gathering and curing of wild herbs
If you viii write to the fish and game
commission at indianapolis they will
send you the latest report on Indiana.
The department of agriculture is
sending you a horticultural book.
GREENFIELD, Ind, July 1-Being
n subscriber to The Daily Times, I
am taking the privilege of writing
you and ask that you furnish me
with the provisions of the civil serv-
ice retirement bill, recently passed by
congress. II. n. c.
WASHINGTON, July 6.--We are
sending you a copy Of the civil serv-
ice retirement bin, recently approved
hy the president
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-22
THE WEATHER

Fair and continued warm tonight
and Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
NINE COMMUNIST
BRANCHES IN ". VA.

~I".,.H. To TIL" ln'"IilE"h'"i
WASHINGTON, II Z. April -
Thrrr Ar" min" organized and going
Urau'h"S Of communists in West VIZ
liria There are -" hrnu"h"s In Penn
syIvan.u. The lait.r STAT" has the
largest number IN Tia" iw"nty-hr" states
that AZ, afflicted with The most radical
uf the radical organizations IA III" nj
;cd States. West Virginia Is twelfth.
Th.r.. ar" Co.'S braurh.s uN told with an
aur""Gatr membership exceeding ZOO
nuu.
Tn.s. ar. just som" ~ tn" Facts and
ISUr"s glcnu"d from tn" lat.ss report
uf Ih, United Americans. a patriotic
vigilance organization. mao" up OF
many Of h. leading men Of III" nation.
The report was made I" I'll" dcpartm"nt
Of justice. The rurrus" uf III" United
Nmrrtcars in issuing the announce
mont or warning "f radical motives WAS
declared Iu hr "in keep ia" country
0prrisrd uf tho oC tn" ra"t rnat the
.Eri' DANGER is Increasing rather tina"
s;;hs ding
West V!rginians in this ely "h"
haV" read "a" "rpU'' were. e. state (
mildly. surprised that thor" ar" MIN"
rrganIZ"d branches Of communists ~
:hrir stutr. and EXPRESSED doubt wh:th-
-r tho State authorities had had irioG-
.uat:uu ~ their existence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
RUNP STRIKE 4
OF CHICAGO RAILH 4 D = H
SPREADS TO INCLUDE TWGATx.
FIVE LIuES.
Brotherhoods Fighting the Outlaw
Strike. but Are Failing TO ConsTol
the Situation.

CHICAGO. April An unauthorised
strike Of railroad employees Whicn
started week ago in the Chicago
switching district by the discharge OF
a yard conductor tonight had spread
until u had affected twenty-five rail-
roads. and in Chicago had thrown more
han $4,000 mon out OF work, either
directly or indirectly.
Nor" than 10000 union railroad men
in Chicago and several hundred al Bui-
falo and at Champaign, ILL.,, were on
strike. Many hundreds OF men in Chi-
CagO packing houses were thrown out
of work for lack of live stock.
The OUTLAW organizations, BRANDED
by III" established brotherhoods as
"rump' unions. had sprung up to chal-
l"ngc III" right OF The labor heads 10
lead their men.
In the fact OF this opposition from
within. the brotherhocds OF engineers.
railway tra!nment. firemen and engine.
mon and the switchmen union OF North
America pledged their support to rail-
road officers in breaking the walkout,
and TO that end union railroad men
throughout the country have been urS-
ed to report 10 Chicago to serve as
Strikbreakcrs.
Managers Of twenty-five railroads In
the Chicago district affected by the
strike today agreed 10 give brotherhood
officers at least another day In which
20 restore normal conditions, and de-
ClarCd themselves confident that the
unions would succeed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
SENSATIONAL
Attempts Made IN New York Court 20
Rescue Gangstors-PHson
Van Attacked

Nl.W N"I;N. Aprt {. Two aI:rmr.~
w,r- ul;,ur fo'.ty :" RESCUE u quartet u'
A.,HE~i"r~ f'u'u "a prison Nru 80 which
'lcy W., mur '"A'" 'u jail !"um a
Hruuk YIN rour,. wu"r, IA, ,rad"r Of the
gang Was dragged uU' after j" had de
u"uu""d tn" IuiE'. and 1t revolver was
found on SN'"tnl"r y dozen men
luHdr two ru>!"s ~ Ih" van. hUt were
uri,"u ofr. one" WIKI a r,.N ".yrr
JUdE" Dik".S court was ;hr"WH w;o
an uiroHr When Louis M"ugu. leader rf
gang Of .Uumru Hud robbers. do
:uuUc"d tn" Judge. and a lurdrd r.v"i.
Yer VAS taken from MuuEu's brother
All four mrmh"rs "i ta, gang plead
guilty, anr when p,a,r'"i Attorney
Lewis said they w"r" desperate rhtrnc-
trrs. Judge D.k" giI" Muugu ten years
IN Sing Sing. IN tA~ lnIds, "t H trad"
~ Tn" judge. Mougo WAS dragged nG:
of the court room and then detect. We"
found a gun ON hts brother Tum MouEu.
Sprrta:ur uf IN" proceedings. Tom
NuuSo produced permit To carry q
weapon ami IN" Judg" ordered Il re-
yuk"G
S,u,"nrius of ,h" r,.s: .E ~ gang
NrS postponed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
DAY LABOR MEN WANT
INCREASE. INWAGE

NEW YORK. AprH 7--lt"po-tS puc-
PORTING 20 show that henk deposits IN
tho RntracitH coal fields or PcunsyI-
Iau.a. hav" increased millions Of dol
lars from 1915 g. ly.0 were submitted
~ n. min" owners her" today - the
SlIh-c"Tm!t;e" ~ IA" miners and oper-
ntorS appointed 20 D"GutJat- n uew
wage eSreement fur IN. hard cual work.
crS
These GEureS indicate. according 20
he operators. that ~" nl'u"rS are NOW
-cCsit'GE . i';-E WaE" and arc abb" -
save money on thN.T present earnings
Roth Sid.S a. 'odnHs s"ssinu also "',-
gsEed ~ a discussion as - no nourlv
rate hc.nE paid labor ~ IN" Anthracite
reglon. other than thai rmpiuy"G IN the
mining :uduetr, Tn" miners declared
higher wages w"rN hing puid day work
srS m other Industries :" III. crai re-
g.uu c&au are paid 90 min" labor"vs
They declared 'hr.r men Should receive
AL !ncrHas" 81 81 A day n order 70 meet
The situation ard xiv" them a far wage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
BEGIN GRAND JURY PROBE
INTO THE ADENA MU1OE2
.iaI IN Tho InrnlltCcnrer.

Special - IN" lnfolligcncer.
STEI BENElLLE Ohio. April T.
The jefferson county grand jury this
morning began its probe into the muir
der Of eleven year old Frances South.
a. Adcna ten days ago. The entire
morning was taken up in the exarnina-
ton of two witnesses. Mrs. John ray
lor and Elmer Twcedy. both Of whom
saw a man leaving the vicinity of the
crime the day II occurred. The testi-
mony Of these two witnesses and their
description Of the supposed slayer,
coupled with other evidence expected
from other Witnesses, is expected to de-
i.rmlno whether or no. the jury Will
find itself justified in bringing an In
dictmcnt against Mike Onankuk, Rus
sian miner. now held in the county jail,
charged with the crime. Reports from
Adcnn were that another arrest in the
case might be expected at any time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
MINE LEADERS
WILL APPEAR FOR TRIAL

pITTSRI RI. Kan. April ,-AicNan-
der NJ iluwat. president Of the Kansas
lnlc workers, and tw" other union of.
ir.iaIS IF tn" district. Who destined -
testify y,strrdnl In the Investigation
ur the Kansas Industrial relations court
into thu Kansas coal Industry. ar" to
ayJ""nr Friday Tor h"aring h"for" Dis
'r',' Juds" \. Curran. Action lit
.ng The union officials in court was TAX
- today after lluwat. August Dor.hy,
dlS,ric' vice pr"Sid"nt. aad Thomas
Harvey district srrr"tarE-tr"HSur"T had
appeared h,for. judge Curcan on a
hurry of contempt Ui court. pl'adc:
LUili! amd had subsequently withdrawn
their plea rh" action Withdrawing
'h"ir plea q! guilty Il was stated, was
taken after their attorney had asCcr-
'.,iucd II would prevent thrn from ap-
p"ni.uS 10 the stat" suprcm" court
Th- 'hrr" men W"rr admitted :" bond
Of $500 each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
COMEBACK Il
Admiral Rodmsn, Terrifying In Naval
Probe, Declares Sims Committed
Breach Of Confidence

WASHINGTON. April Testifytng
today Al his own request before the SEN
ate committee Investigating the Sims
Daniels row. Admiral Rodman. COM
lnander- in-chief of the Pacific fleet,
took direct issue with Admiral Sims
charges and criticisms.
Admiral Rodman denied categorically
the charge that the navy entered the
was unprepared TO fight, or that it was
= mistake TO attempt TO direct naval
operations from Washington. The ad-
uIjral said he appeared through q sense
Of the navy" The work Of which in the.
war. ne praised.
ADMIRAL Rodman declared that never
in his more than Iorty years of service
had the fleet been in better state OF
preparedness than IN the spring Of 1917
Solne types Of vessels were lacking. he
conceded. notably battle cruisers and
~rou, cruisers. but generally speaking
Genes Back ct Sims
Without any attempt 10 avoid person
alities. Admiral Rodman characterized
as VERY :ndiscrcet." the SIMS letter to
Secretary Daniels. which brought about
The present investigation, and declared
that Sims committee 4 breach OF con-
liencc in making public AN intimate
and coutid"ntta! conversation which
should have been held sacred"
He was referring to Sims statement
that Admiral Benson had told him, just
before leaving for London not to ''let
IA" British pull the wool over your
eyes"
The charge that the navy department
should not have attempted 10 conduct
operations from "A point 5000 miles
from the war zone was denied by Ad-
miral Rodman who declared that The
war was not fought and won in Lon
don" and that the only place for the
direction ano adminiStra ton Of the
uavy's policy was In Washington.
on cross examination Admiral Rod
man said ;ha, the only recommendation
he had 10 make TO strengthen the Or
ganizatiOn OF the navy department was
th, suggestion that the chief OF naval
operations he given full authority and
"uiir" responsibility.
Admiral Wilson. comnander-in-chief
0f tn" Atlantic fleet, Will testify tomor-
row.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
Citizens Attack Reds

BERLIN. April : Tt"r,a Hght.nK
took plac" N ~" town hail sQusr" at
Bochum. ~h"u. as tn" K"lChsw"hr ap-
preached. tn" citizens took tn. ,.xec,i-
tlv,S of tn" Rcd Guard pr.s"n"r. St?s l
dispatch 10 tho M!ttas Am Ir!tung
The Red Guards attempted g" Nh"rai,
their leaders and IN the ngh'iuE which
"Dsued seen Reds W"r. shot
Sparttcons plund"r"d th. farms IN
th- vicinity oc B"chum .SlauEht"rd rAt-
-" and invaded CaStl" R-Strrhulz
wh"r" the cruEtrSS e that uaw" was
alone. Sh" VAS IE-tr"nt"d and forced
to cook and Scrv" meals % the invaders.
among whom 4 number OF low class
rom"n who ar" described a. 'ver.'apl"
fUri"S ar" said 70 have demolished val
uahl" furniture and 1r' works.
B"fnrrS quitting portmund. IL" Reds.
according - TIA" sam" source. took from
IN" branch "f IN" R~'chShank one bill
lion marks They HlSu Rpprupr .at"d
-. 90" marks from prjvat" r"r4nus and
aISe took ntty foreign passports
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
DARK OUTLOOK FOR
SUFFS IN DELAWARE

DOVER. Del. April NO effort was
made in the lower house of the Della
ware Legislature for reconsideration
nf last Thursdays vote on the resolu-
lion To ratify the woman suffrage fed
rral amendment today, tho las: day for
such action.
The only hope Of the suffragists now
lies in favorabl. action by the Senate.
! ratification resolution is in the hands
of 4 senate committee. but no !ndica-
tIon has been given when it would be
rrDOrtcd out,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
BIG INCREASE IN THE
EAST OHIO POPULATION

Special To Tho IOteIl'SCnCrr'
TECBE,NVILLE. o.. April Cen
sus Supervisor \ T.. MCl.ane ~ an ad.
dress 70 'he Chamh"r 0f rommrrC. here
today. sad that the seventeenth census
disrrlC, including Jefferson. R"lm0nt.
Harrison. Carroll and folumh!a1a couN.
ti"s. show an increased population Of
over i0,0nn over n" 1919 srRr'stirs.
Jefferson md RcimoD; showing 'bc
grcates' percentage "f gan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
WOMEN RACE-HORSE
GAMBLERS RAlDED

NEW YORE. April 1.-charE"d with
running pool room in West ''''
house. where ihsh'onaoi!
.,,wu,d WOMEN gathered 10 place bets
On horses. Louis Graham ana "'i'"'''
S.nnc,r were nrralgu"d today. ana H'''
IN hall for examination next M"iuH! &,
seven women and racing charts "cL'
fourd IN the place whit IN" men WIZ
r,.,,ni,,ri.o 90 ir,vr after they CAV" their
I:tln,s t. tn. police.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
rMRARao AT BuFrALO

H,'r'i'Ni.N. \ Y. Nprrl A. "'I.-
barge ou all rrcigh, entering. leaving "r
passing through Buffalo. va aunouno"t
'nt~ tonight sft"r Il r"nf"r"l.r" "f orr
rIais Of Tia" svy.u l-n.. ..ruud~ whose. rsrdS
wer" tied ur ,oday by s'r!Hy nf sw!'"h-
mon MAX shipments Mt" the citv VIII
be continued and passenger ser, !c"
will hr maintained rs far ss possible
Il was SAID Hi:rr thr meeting
Strlk" leaders 'ou!gh' claimed 'hA'
zoo mon bad joined III" wAiknut. wh.rh
~pN d.'lourc"G ~ Il'Cal lev Frank :
Sh""hau Woo pros ~id"r' ~ ~" Sw.tCh-
wou~' lripn - North America Rail
road officials said thai th"ir f,gUrcs
showed about $40 N"n Rr" 0u'
They admitted hrW"vo-. fhai N" at
- .rl - S""follS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
10000 French Invaders

RETI.tN. Nprtl i--D!Srntch~~ rrviu
Frankfort reaching R"ri.u through m
direct channels r"p"rt Ru uninterrupted
arrival of French 'r"urS in lha. city
and a. Fanau. O!f"nharh. DarmStadU
and k0culgst"!n. L - estimated that
ga'r 81. .h0u.
\ cnmil";.ly "Gi.rr"I French dIvi.
sion Of war strength Nr"p"r'ionS. says
ne dispatches. has h""N Hssigucd -
Frankfort alone. LIS arrival n"c"SSI-
.atrd a cessation of street trafC!r FOR
mnnY hours Th" Fr"Urh authorities
rrqu!Sitiun"d private quarters in fh"
~h3c fho;"lS and IA" L"ri Mayor ut
FrRUkf"rt has beer ordered hy the COM
mand'nE French g"n"r" :" facil'tat"
tn" work "f providing n""d"d housing
ACCOMMODATIONS
Tn" d~spr'Ch's concur ln reporting
that co,"r"d troops pr"d"m'nat" n IA"
mcrMi.tt imri fNr,..s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
BIG BOOST IN COAL
PRICES FOR UNCLE SAM

WA>lilNGTON. April 7-Bituminous
coat Irrir-S Gnutrd the navy department
10 BIDS opened today showed increases
r.nIiup w to Sl.i2 per ton over tn"
guvrrnm"u' maximum pric" IN effect
until Nprn !. Tn" bids covered less
thon on" f!fih "f the $500 600 tons re-
G,i.si"d Tor delivery during the year
ending next March -. Action on the
bids MAS deferred.
TIL" navy for tn" pas; year has been
communicating it, coat under authority
- IL l.nNnr ant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
OLD DOMINION LINES IS
FORCED TO SUSPENSION.

NEW YORK. April Inability TO
operate it's steamers IN the coastwise
trade except at "a great loss" because
Of passenger steamers. according to Presi-
materials. was the reason for the recent
sale Of the Old Dominion steamship line
of passenger t"amer. accordig to Pref
dent II. B. Walker. who returned from
Norfolk where the sale was recently an
rouuced Lack Of provision for in
creased freight rates when the line was
turned back from the railroad adminis-
tration's control also was ascribed as
4 reason Of disposal Of the property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
FOUR DIE IN FIRE

SEAT TILE. W3ehn.. April e.. III"
death IT," tnds' nC IloG'.s + fpCase".
= :l-Hmar from injuries. 'nrr"a~cd ."
four ~ huuwr fa'aiit.r~ resulting from
,i"strur,'rn hl fir" early to-day. If Ia.
Lincoln ho'.l her, Efrein"n and p"'ic"
war. s-.tr .h:ng IN" Smouldcr,nE ruins
FOR bodies or other r"sS,hl" victims. pr
AuguS:tu" Dwr"r. Nost"n l""'urcr h"-
li"rcd 10 have been a Eucs, at 'hn ho-
;cl was missing tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
WRECK AT WASHINGTON

TTNTINGIF'N. FN. NNrII i.-An
raSthound freight rain was wrecked on
th.. rcnn~ ylvauja railroad Ht the Union
station her" this morning.
Fifteen cars W"r" spilled over four
tracks uni the parallel tracks Of the.
Huntington and. Broad Top railroad
wrro ais" hloc.l.d. Tho tracks for Il
distance Of 200 yards w"r" torn up and
oil IN" ;utcrlocktng Switches were de-
Stroy"d.
rrnffLs Nas sMspnMded fNr six hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
GERMANS BACK OF
IRISH UPRISING

LDNIsDN NptI .Ii',r.u' Hl.,"r-
t!rrucd reports "t II Stun Fem i.n' for
an ARMED uprising IN ireland were iras"d
nn fact. according - tn" irish police
They stat" that they arr ~ POSSESSION
Of information not only rnd,,l'Irc q
rising waa ,u,rudcd. hul ,"rt.t3' Ger.
mans In Hrrlin had 'ugng"d :" Furnish
war materials
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Attitude Of Allies.

rARlS. April '.--lBy the Associated
Press --Cousid.rablH reaction WAS no.
tIceable today IN French public opinion.
which was unanimously rRvnrahI" yes
tcrday regarding the advis"drcS> nf tn"
occupation Of the Rhine cities. hTtC.1.
circles are silent.
Tn" failur" Of the American am5as-
Sador. Hugh =. Wal!aC" the British am
basssdor IN" Earl Uf Derby: Rac"n
Matsui. representing Japan and Count
Ron!nlongare. Italy. o. express AN
opinion concerning Premier Mili"ranh'S
note is no: Interpreted a. uu;av"rabl'
but as merely pointing {" tn" fact that
none Of them has Yet received instruc-
'ionS concerning the attitud" @: their
reSp.cctr" governments IA ;h" SNUa-
ton
Tho attitude Of IN" government; If
0cials. however. il oue ot expectancy.
and there IS evon some anxiety regard
ing the prutra bio coursn 20 J." adopted
ny the allied governments. Gr"R' In
t"rcst IS displayed IN IT," meeting of
the British cabinet tu&orruw. and th"r"
= much speculation as to WaSHluv'"u'S =
official expire SSion.
Ranking. financial and business 'ir-
cles ar" more outspuh"D. The opinion
IS freely expressed tha' in;"rvra'iur
was un;WG"ly and d"'r,m"n'al 4"
French interests.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

NIEpNuNT. w. Va. April .--Th.
planning u"I nf WIlIitm 7. Slayer At
Luke. burned last n!Eht. the fire origin
h'ing In tn" holi"- h"us" Th" loss -
$4,000 with no insurance. The fire do
pnrtmcu' Of K:ys"r. was summoned 10
hclp keep the flames in check