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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
RETAIL MEAT men
MUST REDUCE THE
PRICE TO CONSUMER
PALMER INSTRUCTS
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Alternative Is to Submit Their
Books to Federal Agents
For Probe

CHICAGO. Feb. %2.--R"tail meat. deal
crs throughout the country must rcduc"
their prices a. the wholesale price OF
Ircat declines or else submit their books
To federal agents for investigation Of
their profits.
This definition OF tn" governments 5
attitude Was announced Tonight by At
tnrury General Palmer. instructions 10
serve thu. notice En all retail meat deal
rrS hdv" been sent to every United
States district attorney. nc said.
Fer three months the price OF meat
has been falling" said Mr.. Palmer
The retail dealers have claimed that
their supplies were old stock purchased
Al the higher prices. The odd stocks,
should he exhausted by this time and
unless the price lu tho CONSUMER comes
down We Mi. h.,v" Ia look into tn" Ques-,
lin unr th" d"aI"rS' profits.
Mr.. IGlm"r'S pr"n"unr"m"nt on INC
meat price situation followed the pun
lcation hy the InStitutr Of american.
Meat Packers "r bulletin announcing
li,. urartiral cessation uf foreign trad"
,s a result Of the adNcrS" cNchang"
situation. WhoirSalr mrat prices al IN"
chicago yards dr"Tprd To pre-war Levels
for some grades. following the publlca-
tIuu of the bulletin.
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JUSSERAND IN
TRIBUTE TO THE
AMERICAN SOLDIER

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Feb. e2.--Me-
mortal certificates from the French
government were presented here today
to tine next of kin OF more than ".u""
soldiers ur the Philadelphia district
who gave their lives in the world war.
The presentations were made by Major
General Charles II. Muir. who "m-
mandcd the Twcnty-EI ghth or lynn
sylvania division in France. Franklin
DOlirr, national commander of tho
american Legion. presided at the m'rt-
ing.
Jules ]. Jusscrand, French ambassa-
dor. and Governor SprOul. Of PcnnSH'-
vania. were among The speakers.
Ambassador JuSscrand told the rc!a-
tlvrS Of tho fallen soldiers tho c"rtii-
Gates were not mere scraps Of paper
but cmDlems Of a sentiment of love
that is difficult TO express" lic spoke
fcciingly of Americas part in the war
and of tn" American soldiers whose
graves are upon French soil.
"W neither or not they should continue
Ia sleep in tho fields which saw their
victory" he said. yours ii Will bc 10
decide: we shall certainly do our ut
most ogratify your wishes whatever
th"y Do. As for those among you who
may decide To entrust 10 our keeping
the ashes Of these soldiers Of freedom:
they may rest assured that loving
ctrc VIII forever preserve the sacred
places where they lie side by side with
their French companions in arms"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
Nav Be Demanded at Great
Gathering Of Educators
at Cleveland

CLEvELANn. o., Fen. e2.-M"rc than
5000 delegates had registered tonight
to attend. the semi-centennial meeting.
Of the department of superintence of the
National Education. Association and fif-
ty other policy determining bodies OF
tho educational field from all parts OF
the country. Approximately S.uo0 dele
gates are expected Ia be on hand when
the first meeting Of the department OF
suprr!nt nndcmcc opens Tuesday morn
ins.
During the week many leading cduca-
tors Of the country will discuss cduca-
ttonal problems and the convention Will
adopt resolutions respecting solutions.
The only meeting held to-day was Il
conference OF the committee OH national
emergency in education, representative
Of all groups Of education. which dis
cusscd the questions of shortage ana
salaries of teachers and the Smth-Tow-
ner bill to create Il secretary OF cduca-
tion in the Pres idcnts cabinet and 4
500, 0O0. 900 annual federal subsidy for
public schools.
Scores Of the educators and teachers
occupied Cleveland pulpits at services
this morning and evening.
The great shortage of teachers, the
finding OF approximately $4,000 well
trained teachers /" take positions either
vacant or filled with incompetents now,
according I" prominent educators, and
the question OF minimum salary
schedule OF $1,000 per annum for be-
ginntrs and a maximum OF S2,l00 as 4
reward for unusual merit for the 6o0,O
elementary school teachers OF the conn
try, now receiving $3.50 per annum Ac-
cordinE to tho report Of the bureau OF
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MARSHALL DENOUNCES
PERSONAL SELFISHNESS

NEW YORK. Feb. 2"H.--PcrSonal sue
cess as an element Of American CltlEeh-
ship. should be Suburdinatcd to the
common good. declared NiCc-PrcSidcnl
Marshall at 4 Washing ngton's birthday
service held by the Society Of Tammany
here today. Commenting on the decla-
ration OF jefferson that all men ar" en-
Titled to life. liberty and the pursuit of
happiness, Mr.. Marshall said that lth-
erty and life have different meaning
than they had even fifty years ago
Life consists in somebody having
some good thought for his fellow man
The yice-prcsident continued and death
Will come TO the man who goes about
his business. riling m his money and
gives no thought 10 the good "f those
bout him" He added:
Jefferson, you Will notice. did not
say a man has right 10 happiness.
OH no. h" knew most of uS miGht
ga married Jefferson was not going
FL" srve any guarantee
hmcrIvAue should l." AmcrI"anS N
reality and not IN nam" only. Mr.. Mar
hail said: Il am tired "f tho hyphen-
ated American. He continued. -;
cost an awful lot 1" E"t rid ~ IN"
h%rh-n. We can get
rid OF tne o7neT HSp"'NH 'N 'uuN~'''''
gui enlightenment"
The man who does no: b"lIsv" III
CN,d was ciaSsed |oy tho VICE president
rs a manage 10 the country. We should
remember the advice OF Washing on
that country cannot get along with
out. morality and W. cannot have NOR
aliv without rcl gion" nc said. 'A man
Is either religious or superstltious. For
my part. I had rather believe in the
living God than in the left hind foot
Of a graveyard rabbit"
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Moonshiner to Bedside
of His Dying Mother

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Feb. 22.-Rv
means OF n midnight cour; conducted hv
United States Commissioner J. y.
Douglass. Robert l.afferty. aged "a. an
accused moonshiner. today Is at the
bedside nr his dying mother in Fayet'e
county.
Larfrrty when h" arrived here In GUS
fcrty. wcr" captured by federal prohibit
ton officers on Boyd Branch of Ping
Creek early Saturday. The officers
claimed they found them operating a
still in n cave Word that his mother
was dying Of influenza. was awaiting
,I.afferiy when he arrird her" in GUS
tody Of the officers. In order to permit
his rrl"us" "i hnmd commissioner Doug
las held court ut - 30 o'clock this
In"rning and Latterty was able 10 eaten
an early morning train home
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81 200 MINIMUM FOR TEACHERS.

education. will b. tho paramount topirs
If discussion before tho convention.
Other important questions will In
Cludc: . 49,
Passage OF tho SnHth-Towner hYIt
uniycrsal Ciilitary Training: health city,
sadcS throughout the school Byoteubs
including Il concrete program for pAyet:
cal culture: broadening OF AmartcaAhDss
ton work as applied to schools -
teachers: affiliation Of teachers preAA.
zation with labor unions: nOoosOtey ~
teaching patriotism in the public 0cA0o1k
and whether a course in patrtott4
should be made a part OF the currt0l-.
lum.
The smith-Towner bill. creating m
additional federal cabinet position hAa
caused much speculation among deteSe
gates as to whether a man or wom4n
should be chosen for the post In III
event the bill passes.
Among those mentioned ~ candid1tefs
for the position in case the bill becom9G
a law. iS Mrs Mary Z. c. Bradford, 6p,
pcrintr ndent OF Public instruction Tor
colorado. and Past President Of the M.
toinaI Education Association.
Mrs. Bradford, when asked her optn.
ion as tu whether. or not demand Tor =
woman secretary Of education would b
made. said: ~.
Whether man or woman fins this
important position Is Of small account
It has been said one rNa1on Wty
women have lent their adherence % tN4
creation Of u department % SdncAttoa !.
IL that they intend Ia urge the Apbci1t.
ment Of q woman as the first secrtSAfy
of education. Personally 1 d" not Ss,:
lieve this IS SO.
While all thinking women would -
glad TO see. as first appofntse. . Nomen
fitted by nature. training and expes1-
ence.. to discharge the functions - eneA9
an office. yct I do not btt tAiok sh&t.
this hope ntOviatcd the AckteA o. fkk4k
hundreds OF thousands Sefs sA1.1&s {
women who have lnsiofse q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
POL IS
Preparing to Resist Expected
Attack In Great Force By
The Bolshevlki

WARSAW. Fr!ial. f"h. l".--B"ishc-
N.h concentration along tn" Polish front
cont luu"S. according I" reports reaching
here from military observers. 1t j. sta
ted that seven infantry diNISjuns which
were relieved 10y tn" collapse of the
ud"nitch. k"lchak and pcntkinc forces.
have arrived at VARIOUS points opposite
the Polish army and are preparing IL
iii the gaps ia In" BolshcNik line.
Several new divisions are reported 1"
have arrived al northern central rail
terminals. where their commanders ar"
planning mclhodically for an offensive
If peace Is unsuccessful.
Polish forces /arc fully prepared {"
meet AN attack although ii is consider
ed impossible for the R"lSh"Nik army
to open an offensive before tn" snow
mclts. The present concentration IS
regarded largely rs "grandstand
play" I" back up Eulshcvlki movements.
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PREDICT OVERWHELMING PASSAGE

hold UP the bill by hlibustertnE meth
DDS until March l. tho date fixed by
President Wilson for the return OF the
roads 10 private control. But having
come through the house, admittedly the
danger point in tho view OF advocates
Of the measure. tho general opinion
among senator's Was that no serious op-
position would develop and that the law
under which the roads Will attempt L"
work out their own salvation after the
long period OF federal control would be
in the hand OF the president by Tho
middle OF the week
Possibility OF Veto
As is always the case with important
legislation there was wide discussion
today over the possibility OF the wreck
ing OF the bin by e presidential veto.
At the SAN" time there was consider
able interest III the meeting here tomor-
row OF the general committeeman or ALL
the railway labor organizations TO dis
russ thu. presidents proposal for settle
m-nt OF wHsr grievances. The date OF
ih,. conference had no direct bearing on
the. plan Of Senator tummIns Tor call
INK up the railroad bill. Organized la
bor made It's Tight in the house. with
\arNiux SUCCESS. according 10 tho indy
idual. view of members for and against
adnptjuu nr the compromise measure.
nh. statement Representative kitch-
rr. Democrat North Carolina. who Not-
ed against the bill. that labor leaders
had cs,rangcd At least. dozen repres-
rntstiNes way met by the claim or labor
leaders that the one hundred and hfty
fcouttuusd on Pare EiGht.)
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OHIO REPUBLICANS
HOLD LOVE FEAST

'OlL MEUS. q. F'h. "@.-rlanS TOR
the com ug national and state political
camparu~ viii be mapped her" 'oh"r-
row al Tia" Wu~huei"n birthday rally
Of ONO E"puhhcans.
The meeting will he mrrk'd by f""F-
GiuIZntiOn uc the OH" k"puhllcan hdi-
l"rIal aSsurlHii"u. r"rf"rti"n Of I'll" or
cHuIHatinu "f III" stat" League "i 10
publican Cluh" aud enlistment "i ohl"
women m tn" campaign
l'ruiulY"H' Speakers VII l." senator
Warren q. Harding. candidat" for lhe
pre- sidcnCy Chairman Will II. Hays 81
the Republican national Commili"" and
Ralph Il. cole. findlay. Mayor Harry l..
Davis of cleveland. Congressman RUs-
80" MctmliuuEh "G Canton and stat"
senator Thomas W. Latham. Huron
county. candidates FOR the G"Narn"rshlp.
S"naiur Harding and Chairman Hays
vail h" speakers a. several meetings
during TN" dnI. Republican women Will
l,> addressed hy Miss Mary stewart "f
New York. prominent III tn" r"orgHnlZa-
tom ur IN" w"man's division Of the Re-
publican national committee
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ROLL OF GREENBACKS
PROVE LIVE SAVER

HUNTINGTON. w. Va, Feb. @".-N
roll Of bills, which he carried in his lett
vest pocket saved the life Of waiter
Sliger. wealthy Huntington lumber man
when lie was fired upon by highway
man to whom he had, refused to give
money this morning.
Singer. with party OF friends. was
driving on a country road near the cry
at $50 o'clock this morning, when thcf
were stopped by two masked highway
men who demanded Ihcir valuablHS.
Singer made as if 10 jump from the car
at the men and one Of them fired. inc
bullet Unfolding itself in III" roll "t
bills. Singer was knocked down by tho
impact, but was not injured otherwise.
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CHICAGO Ill., Feb 22A "rebcion against prohibition has
broken out in Iron city, Michigan and the county, led by its prose
attorney is in revolt against federal authority Mayor
l. L. Dalrympe federal prohibition director for Ntr central states
rofcd Washington today.
prohibition agent and party of Michigan state ">abua
c held ND February by Iron county officials and they hat
nscard WAS taken from according word brought {" Chi
today u Marquette. prohibition agent
Tor the upper PENINSULA
Major Dayrmpe appealed to Attorney General Palmer t" "rdcr
issued for the the deputy >hrrS
o noce officers and three residents Iron River mining
villa
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Observation-Disclosures a
= THROWING THE TURK ~
OUT OF EUROPE

PIiILAREG.PHIA. Pa. Feb. 22.-
Henry Morgcnthau. former United
States Ambassador To Turkey. in an ad-
dress AT Il mass meeting under tho
auspices OF tho Near East relief here to-
day. declared that the Turk should be
driven from Europe and urged tho
American people 10 make a. strong pro-
test against the nutraees which hc said
have taken place and continue in the
near cast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
CARRANzA HOPES FOR
AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP

MENICO CITY. Feb. 22.-.tmerican
delegates to the United Statcs-McNican
trade conference have been received by
President CarranZa. who expressed
qualification over the conference. say
ing he hoped it would NOT only bring
closer commercial relations hut cement
the friendship between the two govern
mcnts.
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M'ADGC MEN SAY
Mr.. PALMER IS NOT
AMONG AVAILABlES
copyright BY The 1ntsliigencerJ
By DAVID LAWRENCE,

WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.--Wil!'an
,;jhhs McAdoo SAYS hc isn't ,amdidat"
for tho presidency. but will accept 'h'
nomination. Hc will not permit hiS
name I, 20 on the presidential prefer
cncs ballots but h.S friends VIII con
rirur ,n work for him. RI viii haN'
uo organization or headquarters ana
will not engage in controversy Win
other candidates. Yet he Will serve Il
chosen.
We're this a normal year III preSidcn-
,ial poutlcS. tho 'MCAdoo method ot ar-
frroach H. the presidency would b. DIS
,incti,- novel moro so indeed than the
Hooycr method But from friends "l
Mr.. McAdoG in the national capital one
gets Z true impression Of Nhat thf
former secretary of the treasury mas ~
mind First Of all. he IS represented rs
feeling that it would nc und En'ted Tor
him to 70 out and seek the presidency.
II. doesn't intend to be an active candi-
dat Elm any sense. lie will be passirely
receptive. that's all.
MeAdoo And wilson
OF course. there is no concHaIng tho
fact that opposition |" Mr.. M"Adoo
among DcmnC-ats is based l." some -
ton, on the theory that ho might he un-
acceptance III ''N'Nl
his family relationship 10 President
Wilson. To this tho Meade" men make
answer thus: McNd"" was one Of the
managers Of the wilson campaign IN
~" arJ was selected 20 h" secretary
rf tho treasury because Of his ability
shown in large business enterprises he
had already helped in the drafting "t
the present federal reserve act and
made record az secretary or the
treasury when he married the PrcSi-
dents daughter This, therefore" the
friends Of Mr.. Mc.\doo assert vas an
incident in his career which has nothing
to- do with his political status. They
contend that as a member Of the taoi-
net he frequently argued with the
President and openly expressed his d't-
fcrinx opinions But their man faith -
that no man ever suffered in politics
from attack based on personal grounds
that were inherently unobjcctionaol".
Their candidate will be accepted or re-
jectcd at SAP francisco on other counts.
As To Palmer
II is interesting in talking 10 some
OF these McAdoo supporters-and some
Of them have high official positions in
the xovernmEnt-to find how easily
they seem TO eliminate all the other
CaNQlQateS IOT the DcHlOCEdlIC
ton. Mr.. Hoover. they insist. has
eliminated himself by expressing In
nocence OF any party affiliation and to
get a Democratic nomination an indi-
vidual must In their opinion have been
a Democrat at least as far back at 1919
though ne might be forgiven lapses in
the period before that. As for Cover
nor Cox. the McAdoo people think he Is
unfortunately on the wrong slide OF the
prohibition question and will not be a
strong contender. Senator Pomerene.
OF Ohio. has already withdrawn from
tho race. Mr.. Bryan. say the McAdoo
disciples, doesn't really want the noni-
nation for himself but wants to have
the pleasure OF dominating the conven-
ton. The big question Is whether or
not Mr.. Bryan will be a delegate. Ne
(conttnusd on Page HtIht.)
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LAY WREATH ON THE
WASHINGTON STATUE.

TARCs. Feb - ca tn "''H>"n "f
the anniversary "i 'hr hIIil, II G"urr"
WashnEton. Hugh e Wallace. ti,' Am
erican ambassador today. rendered II
luncheon TO the representatives in l'aris
Of the Latin American states.
A wreath was laid OH the statue OF
WaShirRtoi this morning by Americans
resident In Paris. Mr.. Wallace attended
the ceremony .g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
SOVIET ARK" RETURNS.

NEW YORK;. t"h -. The mt~d
states army transport ful"rd, III" So
wet Ark. which carried f.minH Gold
man. Alexander Rcrkman and - "thcr
undesirable alicuS 10 Russia. arrived
here tonight. Just twu months and II day
after she started her memorable voyage:
The transport brought back As officers
and 293 caSuRls from Belgium.
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WOULD UNIONIZE THE
N. Y. "HELLO' GIRLS

NEW YORK. Feb. 2@.-A movement
to unionize The 1000 telephone upcrat-
urS in New York city. was launched hcr"
today by Miss Teresa Sullvans vice.
president of the Telephone Operators
Union Of Boston. She will he aided by
fifty field workers from Boston. r'no
are already on the ground.
Although tho sporadic walkouts In tnc
several exchanges during the past fcw
days had been met by Il wage increases.
Miss Sullivan said the girl operators
were not satisfied and that she had
ample pledges of support.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
ALARMING FLOODS
RAGE IN ARIZONA
WITH LOSS OF LIFE
TWO JAPANESE ARE
CAUGHT ON ISLAND
Rescue Party Fails to Find
Trace of Unfortunate
Truck Gardeners

rIiuI.NlN .Nriz. fyb. ." rhr Nfrh"
river "u" - tn" twV largest dram
basins "f The lnuuntam"uS region cast
"t rhuculN. was reported lat" today :"
b.. rising q foot an hour. and The food
waters hay" reached an alarming stag"
'rh" salt river. fed hy Ruos"N"lt. dam.
was al>u reported rising. The IUwcr
huu>" At rh" dam has been shul down.
- u iS uud"r four feet "f water
\ r"rIi"u "f tn" valley l"wlands "a
already Inundated. hui officials declared
hat all persons living IN the flooded
territory had hccn warned. Tw" Japan
-S" truck gardeners stranded on an ISL
and in mid--trram "t the Sail river
could me-, Il" located tonight after a
party had fought its way TO the island.
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Of theRailroad Bill This Week
In the Senate-Veto
Discussed

In the passage Iof the Esch-
Cummins railroad bill in the
house Of representatives Satur-
day by a margin OF 80 votes,
every member Of tho West Vir :
xinia delegation voted in favor
Of the bill's enactment. as fol-
lows: Bowers. Echols. GoOdy-
konntz. Reed. W"odyard. Neely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
Wood Files Candidacy
. In the Ohio Primary

COLUMBUS O., Feb. 22.--Major Cen
eral Leonard Wood filed his declaration
OF candida for the Republican nom
nation for president with IN" Secrr-
tary Of state here today.
He also flled Il statement authorizing
candidates for u-irgHtr~ tO pledge
themselves FOR ms support at thu i;--
publican national contention.
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WASHINGTON. FEB. Final fight
on the railroad bill. ten months III 'h''
making, will SHIFT tom" "H 10 the SEN
ate. with leaders predicting It's speedy
enactment BY an overwhelming vote.
The conference report. compromiS"
whipped together from tn" fundameH-
tails OF the Cummius and kSch htiiE.
fresh In the hnus" with u clean margin
Of ninetY-niue votes. Will be laid befor"
m. senate Immediately after tho read
Ing Of washingtons farewell! address.
II will have the right of way over IN"
rasc. treaty and s5l other measures.
and while the senate works according
10 It's own fancy, II could concur with
Ia lower branch in half an hour or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
Interest in Turkey.

LONDON. Feb. @2.--Thc peace confer
,ucc will rcasscmblc tomorrow. Prs.
mier MiIlrrand and two other FreneD
Ministers. Paul BiEnon and II. ThQk
mXrc: the Italian foreign ininistN6
NitIorio Scialuia. with several adytsSf1
and the Roumanian premier. arrived
tonight and were met by representa-
lives of the king and the government
and of the respective embassies and tA-
cations. -"sati.
The appearance Of representatives VI
Italy. france and Rumania, indicat4
that besides the two leading questions,
Russia and Turkey, there will be-. i'm.
portant discussions Of an economic No.
,ure. and il is expected that q deciolc1
will he reached on Premier Lloy4
Georges PROPOSE! 10 trade with til
Russian cooperative unions. As>y, hN1
been stated. NJ. Millerand, has no ob.
lection 10 this course. provided ANy
negotiation with the Soviet government
is excluded.
Interest Centers In the Turkish do
cision. Public sentiment in England
against allowing the Turks to r0tnAla
in stantinople is growing rAbtdlY.
and the question Will arise whether N
will be possible 10 revise the surfeoA1
councils decision after IT has alfeeAV
been announced officially thrpuGhnat
India by the Indian authorities. TN
secretary for India. f. s. Montague, and
the Indian government arc being blan1et
for undue haste In this matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
LLOYD GEORGE AND
N|TTI IN FAVOR oF ] ]
RUSSIAN RELATIONS
- ~
MILLERAND OPPOSES
POLITICAL ASPECT
Momentous Questions Come
Up For Decision at Peace,
Conference

PARIS. Feb. 22.-Premier' Mii!craNa
left this morning for London. Tho Mn.
tin says the principal object Of M:-Mills,
crand's "trip to London is 20 dcteentna
the policy of the allies toward RusSs.
The newspaper adds that signor Si1t;
the Italian premier. thinks il necehhlZ
TO assume regular Violations with. tA4
Moscow government. but that N. MNis
Grand considers that there should 7bps
only commercial exchanges and rcmatlte
opposed 10 any other relations with tA4:
Soviet government The newspaper qes,
cIarcs also that David Lloyd George. thsi,
British prime minister, seems TO shaTa'
Signor NittrS opinion. 80