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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-23
PRESIDENT WILSON
QUERIES HARDING
Wants Explanation of Reported
New Treaty Talk.
ASKS FRANCE TO EXPLAIN
Nominee of Republican Party Declares
He Was Not Correctly Reported
Did Not say Representative
of French Government"

| Washington, Oct. 19.-President
Wilson directed inquiries TO both the
French government aud Senator Hard
ing as 10 the Republican candidates
recent statement that he had been APP
preached "informaliy' by a represen-
tative of France and ,.sked to lead in
The formation of an association Of ua-
tons
Tie inquiry 10 Senator Harding.
which WIS in the form of a letter, WAS
made public az the White House At
first officials there refused to deny or
confirm that an inquiry also had been
sent to the French government, but
subsequently Secretary TumuIty an
nounced Mat such action had been
| taken.
Knox and Lodge Also Approached.
| Both Ambassador Jusseraud and
Stephen Lausanne, unofficial represent
tatve of the French government. dis
cusSed important proposed changes in
| the League OF Nations covenant with
| Senator Lodge and Senator Knox, as
we'll ~ with Senator Harding
Mr.. Tumulty would not say what
form the inquiry to the French govern
meut had taken or whether it haa been
communicated through the embassy
here or through the American ambas-
sador at Paris.
Text Of Wilson'S Letter.
The letter Of the President to Sena-
for Harding is as follows.
NV Dear Sir.
in the New York Times Of yeSter-
dav sunday 0ctobor II 1920 find
- statement dated ST I.oujs October
~ Which ,,,,,orts tn ranort certain
n,hlic ,ttor,nras of ,onrs In If oc-
r,re rho f,llo,,in,,.
.,R.nt,ino =, criticisms If his nro-
no.aI fnr ~, ,'s.o,.,at;n., of natinn. no
satd - -, ,,I.,for,, .,,a.oh ar
C,a..'...,T,. Ind ,h,, no aIr,.d, had
| taa,. '.,,.,.n..,l.a4 .,f,,rar,nn,I,." hy a
r,,.,os,,,.',,t,... ~ rr,nna ,,i,o a.Lad
| ..,. 49,. r,;..,, ct.,t... t.,.5 +,, ~
-, ..,..,., s,,..,,,.,.,,,.,
|
| NSNs N'No"' ~U0'''''''
! "il'e 10 ASK II ''''S - " e"i e''
quo.a'ioh anu II You rt"IS S"'u " '"l
Is mere "''''"u'e' 10 , gu "'''' ''''
point oul 70 you ''e s'"Ne an" 'A'l"o'-
ulhaiy inference 10 oe uIa"n iioio
sncIi statement namely mar me gov
eminent ol france, "iliSn ~ d 'le'i'eI
OF the League OF Nations approached
n prtFat" cItlZea OF a nation when IS
not member OF the league WIN re-
quest that The United States lead Tie
The Department OF state has az
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-10-23

That love sometimes cures dis
ease is a fact that has been called
to the attention of the public by a
prominent physician. Love is not,
however, the cure for all women.
Many a woman is nervous and
irritable, feels dragged down and
worn out for 40 reason that she
can think of.
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Pre-.
scription gives new life and new
strength to weak, worn-out,
rundown women. ''Favorite
Prescription" makes weak women
strong and sick women well. 1t
is row sold by all druggists in the
United States in tablets as well
rs liquid form.
MANKATo, MIMI have three
daughters who are all strong and
healthy today due, am sure, to the
Use of DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription. When they were in their
teens they were all very delicate.
/ always gave them this medicine
and it never failed to give relief.
| am in hopes that this will be
the means of aiding some who are
suffering "-MRS MARY GOODRICH,
2lS West Rock Street.
Send l0c to DR.. Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel in Buffalo, NY. for trial pkg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
CUT EXPENDITURES

Adolph zewisohn letter urges the reduction OF
be made washington u "
OF Mr. Zew1sohn believes mou"e
and lowered thereby Inc pres
anu loF
deliberately cut down ' 'ane
caoacty One thing CERTAIN many COZ
of reducing their 10 e
=
but we must
Washington today is monumental example
people
and child in the enue country "
Average three hundred dollars year OF pc
wepad workman 10 hep Keep
Of dollar earned O e eli
officials warels and VasranS
intelligence this shameful condition or
Republican government failure
Let The begin at Washington
Let national brought down sane basis
office holders be turned loose 10 WON
IN
do away with N.Y. useless commissions
that the national So'efn'" must
direct the daily life Of the people at every
point
Z e in short. have a return to sanity and to reason
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blcman. Z. Brown. l.. Sclby, Clarks'

poman. E. Brown. L. selby. Clarks'
burg.
silver Coal Co. Beryl. capital stock
$4,000: incOrIl'ratorS: II. cross. X
Grant. ST.: Cumberland; W. Stricklcr
W"stcrnport: l.. Grant. Reryl; and K
Grant. Jr.. Elk Garden. W. Va.
Laurence L. Ticrncy Fuel Co. Pow
hatan: capital stock $4,000: incorpo-
rators l.. L. Tierney. Powhstan: J: X
Tucker. F.: r. Tucker. y. Q. Sale ana o.
SalN Welch. W Va.
Ohio Generator Co. Wheeling: capt.
tai stock 100000: incorporators +. 81
Rodcbaugh. G. s. Houston. 7. Boyd
r. II. Rose. r. Il. Miller. Wheeling.
First Savings & Trust 60. Elm
Grove: capital stock $4,000: incorpo-
rators: j. y. Chambers. West Alexander
Pa: 6. II. Grodhaus, c. c. Wods. W. T..
Eckard. Elm Grove; J. Handlan. Wheel
ing.
Martin & Jones. Inc. Roncrverte: cap
ital stock $4,000: inCorporators: \. F.
Martin. J. A. Lee. w. 4. Noltc. G.. A.
Jordan. RonCcrerte:". T. Jones. Lynch
burg.
Ambrose Somerset Galleries Corpora
ton. Piedmont; capital stock $4,000;
inCorpOratOrs: J. r.. Hickman. G. :.
Harrison. New York; ". +. Ambrose,
n. r. Gibson. Piedmont; ST. {. Ambrose,
BlRines. W. Va
Hotel Ruftnrr. Inc. Charlcston: cap
wal stock 100000; incorporators: T. r.
Farley. VI. l.. Farley. A: \. Lilly. +. +.
Strohman. Charleston: G. Hedrick, Beck
Railway Bituconcrete Co. New York;
capital stock 100000: incorporators: 8.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
RIPPING RHYMES
IN KANSAS.
BY WALT MASON.

In Kansas. when Old Booze went
ont. there was some wailnG round
about. "Our fathers" some FOLKS
would complain. they fought for
liberty in vain: tho boon for which
they shed their blood is on the
blink. rs nsmr Is Mud" A it'll"
while they raised their fuss. and
never missed a chance to cuss tn"
rryannv that hanishcd booze. and
Guecred tn" rights mon hate to lose.
But soon they found that they were
horcs: mon wcari"d Of their useless
rOars And SO they talked of other
themes. and in their trance dream
cd saner dreams. and in little
while. HadZ0okS. they learned to like
rho habhlinE brooks. from which
they need NOT blow tho foam. which
sept them sohcp a. their homo. And
no one thought or talked OF booze.
Of gaudy jays or .'prinCCly stews.
And those who worried days and
nights because OF our denRtured
rights. who wildly Gnashcd rcbcllious
Jaws. now yelled for Sttli more draS-
tic laws. Thus will II be tho country
Ger. when time has healed tho
spirits sore Of dead game sports
who now complain because their
only drink is rain
DOWNRIGHT hy George Matthew Adams
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~ ,.,,ocr,rv there must be no
IN ''' ~ "a ,o.. wnir
forgotten man or woman II" 49,
Of a child. II ". would attain !" ""r
ho.t and highest possibilities no inn
,,,u;tr NJ any child.
Hor'aht 'ai'"' ~ ,:n
however rare. the Development oil ""''n
v.ouId contribute to its own welfare. ami
hnnpiness ar to the happiness and wei
fare Of society. Of stHt" or "t IN"
race. must ne neglected or lett uncut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

y. Goldberg. Chicago: c. Wheat. Peoria
II. X: Stephenson. st. Albana; W. r
Smith. Chicago; II. A. Hendson. st
Adams.
Glogora Coal Co. Huntington: capt.
tai stock 100000; incorporators: i
Hager. w. G.. Fleu. E. X. Kelley, L. 8
Wilson. T. B. Nonan. Ashland.
Maicr Sales & Storage Co., Hunting.
ton; capital stock $4,000: incorporators
W. J. Maier. 6. L. Hibner. G, S. Wal
lace. o. Davis. W. J. Mclaughlin. G. W
Green. Huntington.
NuWa Grocery CO.. Fairmont; capital
stock $4,000; incorporstors: L. M. Da.
Wis. ]. T. Brennan. r. W. Bremen, O..
Davis. F. Damron. FaIrmont.
Camp Run Lumber Co.. Centralia:
capital stock 100000; incorporation:
C. W. Sprinkle. +. NJ. Benner. Cincin.
natl: ]. Moore. G. Ashby, c. Monivell.
Elkins.
Lee r. Coal Co. Morgantown: capital
stock $3.50, ono: incorporators: n, C.. Bur.
dett. r. l.. Brock. F. G. Shriver. r. r
Shriver. r. T.. Kerr. W. f. Glasscocl.
Jr. l.. Shrivcr. MorEantown.
Cariboe Company. Pittsburgh: capital
stock s2.s00,O00: incorporators: 4. F..
Schmidt. G. r. Wallace, D. l.. NcCon-
aughy, A. N. Replogle. s. Streator.
Pittsburgh.
Huntington-Cha handler Cleveland Co,
capital stock $4,000; incorporators: p
B. Bouldin, G. ". Hannah. A. r. VIII
son. r. B. Bayes. =. l.. Wilmoth, Hua1,
ington.
buy WAR SAVINGS sTAXrG-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
THE CLAIM OF THE CHILD
Because We Fail Properly to Meet 1t This Country
Suffers an Inestimable Loss
By PHII.ANDER P CLAYTON

md dcvelornnrut and upon his cdnca-
ton and equipment for citizenship.
Great and far rrarhnE ISSUES hnN-
tnc,r origin and some or their inSpira-
lion IN him W. IL a certain though
narrow sense everything depends upon
ms uhySiuur. II that be SOUND. "r
have the rock uvon which a nation ana
= race, may II" built; # that he lmpa red
we lack HAT Foundation ana bu'ld "h
tn" sand.
II would hr drfirulr I" everest innate
tn. vnlum" ur nutI"nal inctfici"nry. NJ
uurIiucSS and suffering, Of unnccrH-
say expenditure and -! Industrial I'M
rest and unemployment to which th'S
country consents because of It's r"Ih-
NV, failure 10 rear and Ia cducal" Il
healthy. ,irilr and wcll-eQulppcd ra''
Of cnlllr"n aud young people.
Th-r., - no investment rNnpir1hl" y"
;h.S. NO national economy - tundi-
mental. ;ncr" Is also nn vast" 50 mr.
tri,VAb'r aS that "f nation when -
,ar'.l..sS Of !t$ rising g"n'ralI"n MA
the goal Is uut an industrial maChlH'.
technical wu'i,mhr. hand avni!nh!S
u,.rly for H.. Increase ~ matcrl?! out
put, i,nd tn. ACQUISITION e n wage At
IA" rarutSl mrm"nJ. hUt Il human per
,un.llty. well grown and ready IN
hodv and mind. able - work. all" -
play a good citizen. TIA" h" tn" parent
IF Il future generation. And IT ihrS"
ihrgS be- true l." state can wisely *
urr" the clam 81 lhr chad.
j,"plrIELt 1920
--ECY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS --
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
WILSON DISAVOWED

President Wilson has had bad luck
with his recent rr"nunclrm"ni"S All
dressed t" party !mtimat"s. His letter
~ Senator Hit,h,"cN ON tn rea"r treaty
and the leagu.. covenant has met w.ih
most unray orahlr comiu"n, and APPEARS
most awkard aud Ill-tmcd III view o'
. the concIliatury declarations ut L"rd
Grey AID othrr British statesmen and
the strous non-paTtIsaU demand IN thiS
country for SOME action on IN" treaty.
His written appeal I" the Democratic
members OF the house in favor ~ UNI
'yersal military training. urging IN"
.,A,nar,y Eor 70 commit tn" party against
.N'tAis policy and recommending tina, tn"
e Question be left for decision by the
national convention which Will meet III a
,-Sew months 10 declare the principles
. Upon which the party IL 10 make the
national campaign. had an effect direct
: Is opposite TO that intended. ~ motion
4 in line with Wilson's recommendation
4 was promptly turned down by IS against
= 81 votes. and motion declared against
q .xny action by congress for universal
= compulsory military training was adopt
: ed by the overwhelming vote OF lo6 To
s17.
!. In conformity with the excellent ad-
. asice given by Republican leader Mon
. He'll this universal training problem
: which in spite Of contrary claims by the
q advocates OF the system. is liable 10
gtost upward OF billion dollars the first
@Sear. can well afford 10 wait. ill the
Horlds military situation has been
s1sleared UP by the league of nations and
A@fhe necessity or uselessness of univer-
sal ornaments in the future Is deter
- mined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
Hrs THE AMERICAN LEGION

- ~. ,,,,ri,o, Icgion d.
49, ,,,, ,S,, tho order has not
= -, ,..,,,. -, Ohm county as in
- v.s, VIRGINIA. or
So o,. laos The Legion III
- 1891. No.. boao upfnr,unate in the
~ - ,,,,sco,.sn,;ors. The
,.t. . rrr.,y ratriotlc
-. ,r, rho cultivation
t,-,., ;,,o,s ~ American ci,i.
y r,s..,..,ior ~ Amer.
u .,, !, Dronosrs ro help
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
AMERICAN MORAL POWER

The nation with the greatest moral
power will win. or that are born arm
les and navics. with the resolution 70
endure Have faith IN the moral power
az America l. gay" independence UNI
der Washington and freedom under LIN
coin. Here. right never lost. here:
wrong never wou. However powerful
th., forces OF evil may appear. some
where there avr NOR" powerful forces OF
righteousness tuUraE" and confidence
are our heritage. Justice - our might,
The outcome * III your hand. my tel-
low Americans: y YOU deserve 10 win
the Nation cannot lose
The above - a message IN tho people
Of Massachusetts from Governor Calvin
Coolidge II was published April 90
1915. As Il statement OF tn" moral pow
er Of America: OF the real source Of our
national s;rruEth. as we'll as sp"c'-
men Of perfect English. II deserves 10
10 STUDIED and - be treasured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

obi ktuE cole vas a merry Did soul
He called for his pipe
"rcrribly sorry. your Royal Righte.
uuSu"sS." he was told. but tho Society
f.: tn" Suppression Of Injurious Imple-
meats has had Il law passed f"rhidding
IN" manufacturing, selling. shifting or
smoking.
II" called for his bowl.
Ne regret TO inform Your High Alti-
rude he was Informed. THAT the
National An,i-Buwl l.agu" has SUCCEED
cd IN making il Il misdemeanor 10 trans.
port. offer or accept bowls. not matter
what the contents"
II" called fer his Addl"rs three.
"li is with the utmost reluctance that
W" ar.. compelled t. tell Your Gracious
Goodness that your three musicians
went on strike this morning for shorter
and fewer hours" he was told.
Old King cole. suddenly realizing that
ii was no longer possible for him TO be
n merry old soul. sent his resignation 70
the queen and took a job as travelling
salesman FOR a ladies' blouse house
Monday ynhaveu FSllum." bv the
sane author. II will seize your attcn-
ton at tho beginning and refuse TO let
il 20 at the cud.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
WALL STREET LIQUIDATION

For three months past liquidation in
the New York stock market has been
constant and steady. Prices of spccu-
lativs securities, which had been carried
70 abnormal figures have crumblcd. and
millions OF dollars OF paper profits
have disappeared. The clamp put upon
money by the action or tho federal re-
serve banks had much TO do with the
stoppage Of speculative activity. That
clamp still holds. Tho policy OF the
reserve banks seems 10 be 70 encourage
legitimate investment. and the financing
OF new productive enterprises. but to
discourage speculative marking up OF
prices, and the creation OF fictitious
profits.
The speculative collapse did not come
too soon. wall street performs a very
valuable function IN helping to dis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

The above Is likeness OF Of Roane County
become candidate to
Republican State at the coming PRIMARY
Election andh : considering doing
personality DE pIHeN'"
himself iaIt Mai"
world He made good IN
intellectually socially and has the
he would be an
office he might aspire
with the people cntanng alliances and would make none ne
Of candidate the pam
had elected hd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

tribute securities u investors, hut Wall
street cannot be permitted /" take IN"
money which - needed IN industry and
commerce for purposes Of wild spccula-
ton. While there has been great deal
Of liquidation IN The stock market. prices
are not Yet down to rock bottom. and It
IS not likely that tho money situation
will improve in the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
Pleasant: and Robert l.. Mckinney al

The appearance in recital in This city
on Sunday. February - Of Boncl ls
proving Of interest To many IN the mes.
virrinfa colony because Of the fact that
Norgantown girl who has lately wee
high professional hOnors is his accom-
PIANIST. She is Miss Brock. She IS 10
entertained at dinner by Mrs. Harry
CHAPMAN woodward during her visit.
Mrs. stephen B. Elkns gave the hTst
of two receptions on Thursday at'cF' the
second to follow next Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

Mss Virginia Sutherland chapernn"d
by Mrs W. +. Hubbard. attended a
'prurn' at West Point this week, afi"r-
ward becoming tho guest OF her brother,
cant. Richard Sutherland and his wife,
~ Their home in Hohoken. capt Suth-
crlaud will soon come L. Washington.
where he will be stationed by order Of
the War Department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

Mrs. Howard Sutherlnnd's at home
on Thursday was frightened by the
assistance given her in entertaining her
guests by Mrs. Harry Chapman WOOD
yard. Mrs. Stuart +. Reed. Mrs. Leon
ard Sidney Ech"ls and Mrs: Melis
,;nudykcontz. wives OF West Virginia
members Of the House Of Representa-
tivcS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
CHARTERS ISSUED

CHARLESTON. W. va.-Charters
have been issued by the secretary OF
state 10 the, following corporations:
Paul S Hor;or Ca CiarkshurE:
capital stock $4,000: incorporators =.
s. Hornor. w. b. Hornor. Z. B. Tenn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
HE SHOULD KNOW.

Here's n charge for call lasting
half AN hour on our telephone" said the
lawyer to his wife.
Yes dear. That was my call. 7 was
asking q friend Of mine q question" re-
piled the wife.
And did il take half an hour TO ask
question:"
Yes, dear. You see II was one Of
those hypothetical observation-disclosures
ers Statesman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

BLCEFlEID ". Na--The annual
convention Of tho West Virginia Fedora
lion Of Labor Is TO be held here the week
Of May II. The annual convention "
the state Council IF Union Carpenters
will convene here May 7.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

NEW MARTINSVILLE. W. VA
movement is under way here 10 establish
city hospital. Community meetings
have been held and Il committee has been
named 10 work out details of the cam
paign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

HUNTINGTON, W. Va.-Plans are
being made by the public health council
Of the state for a school instruction
FOR county and municipal health Off
GERS Of West Virginia to be held here
April l3 and a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
STATE NEWS


CHARLESTON. W. ER.-Influ"nza
has disappeared from the West Virginia
Industrial School for Boys at Prunty~
Town. where thu first epidemic of the
disease in this state broke out last De
rcmbcr. when 80 cases were discovered
This statement WAS made by II. T..
fletcher. superintendent OF the school.
who in connection with treatment or
the disease said after our experience
II is my opinion that the use OF whisky
in Influenza cases IL absolutely hurtful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

ELKINS, W. Na.--Arrangements have
been made 10 hold the midwinter meet
ing OF the Tygarts Valley Round Table
Association here Feb. 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

HUNTGNGTON.W. Na.-Petitionss arc
beInC circulated throughout Cahcll
county asking the county court 10 call 4
special election on a proposal 10 issue
$500. 900 in bonds for road improve
InpntG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

CHARLESTON. W. Na.-Mrs Mary
limbo Wrirton. widow and child OF
Mike Timh" who was killed while in
The cmpluyc Of the Weirton Steel co...
has been awarded S26 monthly 10y the
state compensation commission. Mrs.
Mimi HarZock. Of Havoca, widow Of
Ala Martin. killed while in employ Of
the Sew River and FoCahontas Coal
Company, was given an award OF $50
monthly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

CHARLESTON. W. VAN. T. Shaw
key. state superintendent Of schools.
has gone to Florida. where he has two
rngaermcnts for addresses. one before
a teachers institute at Pensacola. and
tho other at the dedication OF high
school at ST. Petersburg. While IN th2
latter city he will be the guest Of the
West Virginia club there. After the
FLORIDA visit Mr.. Shawkey will go /"
Hartford. Conn. where he will address
a meeting Of the federal school inter-
csts OF Connecticut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
Our Daily Story
OLD KING COLE

obi ktug cole vas a merry Did soul.
He called for his pipe
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-ECY WAE SAVINGS STAMPS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-13
INSANE NEGRO
SHOT BY Posse
RESiSTS ARREST FOR ~ HOURS;
BODY RiDDIED WITH
BULLETS

~ Associnisd rF,sL
TENARKANA. Texas. Jan. Ia
Henry Wilson. an insane negro. was
killed this afternoon by sheriff's
posse. after resisting arrest as
hours. HIS body was riddled with
bullets. Armed with a shot gun
Wilson barricadeA himself IN the
attic OF his home. near Tcxnrkana
and curing the f'gh, succeeded In
slightly wounding deputy shcriffs
John Barrett OF Bowie count. Texas,
and Virgil Crigson Of Mil'er county,
Arkansas. and killing Dan Grimes.
negro. who attempted TO induce hin
to surrender.
Sheriff G. a. Richardson began
the search foT Wilson saturday at
ternoon after he had threatened 20
Kill other negroes. Wilson was 10.
catcd early last night at his hcme.
wli'h was rlareG hitcr guard. until
this morning when sl.oih were fired
into the house after he had refused
10 surrender.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-13
PRESIDENT CALLS
LEAGUE COUNCIL
MEETING FRIDAY
ALL NATIONS on LATE WAR
ENCEI'TING AMERICA WILL
IIE REPRESENTED
WILL Be FIRST SESSION
Counol win probabl, Create 4
Number a., Commissions To
curry Out CERTAIN Iroyis-
ions Of Treaty

WASHINGTON. Jan. Presi-
dent Wilson today issued the call
for the first meeting Of the council
OF the league Of nations to be hei
at Paris at 1880 a. M Friday II
was directed 10 the ambassadors OF
the entente nations which have be-
come a party To the exchanges of rat
ificaiions of the treaty OF Versailles
and will not be made public until
II has been transmitted by them
10 their governments The call.
which was very brief. was issued
by the president In accordance with
the terms of the treaty.
The United States will not be
represented NJ the meeting of the
council, which is expected TO pro
vide for the setting mp OF num-
her OF commissions. immediate
creation OF which 10 carry out GER
tain provisions OF the treaty I
Mandatory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-13
FAIL To RE-sEAT
HOUSE members

1, Associated Prsss.
ALBANY. y Y. Jan i2-An at
tempt TO reinstate the five suspend
ed socialist members of the assembly
failed tonight Assemblyman Char
les u. Donohue Of New York, the
hemocraiic leader. moved reconsid-
Grafton Of the vote by which the sns-
pending resolution was adopted but
the motion was lost, 30 To u.
Mr.. nonohue first introduced
resolution calling on the assembly
ia allow the socialists 10 resume
their seats until such time as thai
body might hy a proper vote decide
the chargis contained IN the peam-
BILE Of the Aldir resolution by which
they we're barred front turlh'r par
ueipaiion last "Wednesday