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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-04
MARY PICKFORD GETS
DIVORCE IN NEVADA

RENO, Nevada. March 3.--Mdry Pick.
ford, motion picture star. Was granted
i divorce from owen Moore. last night
at Mndcn. a small town near Carson
city, on grounds of dcscrtiOn. il b.
came known today. She has been at the
Campbell ranch at Genoa, rcarby, since
February Is. She was accompanied to
the court room by her mother, Mrs.
Smilh(. and she wcpt freely while tcS-
tifyinG. Moore was not in court though
h" WAS in Mindcn at luncheon yesterday.
lie was represented by an attorney in
the proceedings. Miss PiCkfOrd Is StIll
at GcOna.
Miss Pickford told tho court thai
Moore had deserted her on several o.
cqsIons and had only returned in rc-
spunsc to her pleas. but that a year az"
he left her and has ever since refused
To return.
Immediately after obtaining The de-
cree she went back To the ranch whore
Shr had been living. She said she was
seeking 4 quiet place To live and int"nd-
81 10 stay near Mindcn for long tim"
ana - make tn" state her permanent
home.
Moore arrived at Virginia city sun
day night with 4 camera man Saying
H." intended To tax" snow pictures TOR u
coming picture. but hc could find 30
hotel ,rcummndarj 50 hc drove down
,n Nindcp IN a machine and was s"rN
cd with the papers ri lunch the next
day.
Th, ranch where Miss P.'kt"rd 3
STAYING Ix on in" outskirts Of ;h" d.
serted town ot Genoa. tirsi settled h.
fn. MnrmonS IN lN41 bat now with
scarcely an lnhabltant.
Miss P,ckrord ~ out Of reach Of tn
i.Irpnon,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-04
SOLDIERS RELIEF
MEANS BIG BURDEN
FOR TAXPAYERS

WASHIN,iTuN. March j. Appeals
for financial rcI.cC for former service
mon w.r, cuuntorcd to-day hcfor" the
house ways and means rommiti"" ny
statements Iha, any money grant h'''"-
stating further bond issues would h'
an additional burden "u taxpayers.
REPRESENTATIVE Hui. Democrat, Ten
rcSsor. ~aid SH00, ,n"u. 600 iu,rraScd lhN"S
mus, h, raised t. meet present war "N-
pcnditur,> without granting cent 10
tn, S,rNi,' men.
"Wl,h a bonus "" would h" forced T."
establish tn" most "rprrSsiN" system 81
ta\ot,on IN the world" hc added.
Members Of congress Will not u"
hIarknStrd # they oppose additional
,oldlyr Legislation. Edward H. Hale Of
tho Veterans "f Foreign Wars "f III"
tinted states. nn organization al
-So nut men. told thr r"mnitrr" ~ reply
iu 4 question by Representative Raim"y.
H,ruhliran. Illinois. y discharged Of
ur,r had written the committee thar
",h,. .Iti'ud, ON soldier Legislation Will
hr closely >,ruttui2od. and tn" s"ldlrr
vote VIII he moh,l'2cd h"f"r" ihr n"Al
election"
Does this forecast & h'.u kl.>t by
soldiers SIMILAR to the biaukliSl "f tin.
American FEDERATION of Labor. h''au~c
members oppose Their d"slr"S"" Ealnry
n>k, d. ami Hale replied IN tn" negative.
should all Demands Of al classes of
citizens f"r government asslstarr" y,
met" Eu,ncy said. communism and
Rolshc\Ism would be the incy!tahlr ry-
Sul' "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-04
THREE ENG|NEMEN
KILLED IN BLOWING
UP OF LOCOMOTIVE
TWELVE INJURED IN :.
NEW JERSEY WRECK
-
Express Train Crashes Into
Work Train With Fatal ~
Results

ELIZABETH, y. j.. March 3.-Two
engineers and a. fireman were killed,
and "A dozen persons were injured late
today when tho Hampton Express of the
central Railway of New Jersey crashed
INTO Il work ,rain at Elizabeth and the
cnetucS blew up. Debris was hurled
high into the air a. TN" trains came to-
Sclhrt and many Of the injured were
struck by wrcckaGc a. they stood on
The slriiCn platform. Then great clouds
ur steam shot up as the boilers burst.
On" car 90 the work train was over
turned and one car -; the express tram
III" track were torn Up for many yards.
Panic cnSucd. l;"p"rts Of dozen
Killed and many scores inj:Ired travelled
was tr'cph"ncd 10 nciGhboring cities.
Then railroad employees plunged into
tn" work OF examining The wreckaEe
ana compiling an accurate casualty list.
Tho dead: ErT
Hi:HMAN HAND. Of DUncl1cn. y. j..
engineer "r The work train.
j. !. BAT;GLEN. Of Duncilcn. y. J.,
hr'man If The worn train.
". H. FEI.LS. engineer Of the cx-'
press. -
l;H%Scl W. Schwartz. Of -tllcntown:
PA. ii ir"mau nn the express. received a
broken leg. The condition "f several OF
tho injured is serious. E'cllS, The en-
gIne"r. waS buried beneath The wreck
age. and schwartz. his fireman. was
hurled over the telephone wires by the
force Of tie explosion. .-..r
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HONORS PRESENTED
BY GEN. SIMERALL

Special Dispatch to The lntellig"n"cr.
CLARkSRURG, W. Va. March -
Major Cen. Chas. J. Smerall. command
in. the First division Of III" United
States army. was honor guest and chief
speaker at Il public mass meeting hcid
here tonight as part of In" army n
cruItlnE campaign.
\ feature was the presentation T.!
him of distinguished service cross ["
Thomas II. Drake, Of Lumhcrp"rt'
sergeant Of Company \, Fifly-ninth IN
rautrv. Tor hcrioc action on the French
front. and Of n silver star citation Ger
titiralc to r. J. Parrish, father Of Lieut..
Roy t.. Parrish, state senator of ihiS
city. who was blown to, atoms ny
German shell while nghting IN France
Two military parades and various fun'-
tons in honor Of Major General SIM
rrnll Merc hold here tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-04
.H|LLQU|T DEMANDS
SEATS FOR SOCIALISTS

ALBANY. y. Y. March 3.--Morrts
lIillquit. summing up in a five hours
speech today in defense Of the five sus-
pended Socialist aSs"mhlymen. who
have been under investigation for the
past ScNep weeks. told the assembly
judiciary cumuiitt"" it had no right to
impose upon thuS" fvc men Qualifica-
tions for office not demanded by the
constitution
Mr. lIilIuui, d"mandcd that the judi
ciary r"mmii'"" fran" a report recon-
mcndinS th" seating of the five social
ISIS. and ""mp"t"d mis- summing up
with tn" warning that if the assembly
mon ar" un>"alcd. that stain upon
democracy will never be washed of,
never b" removed"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-04
TURK TREATY (.
IS MPLETED.

LONDON. March 3.-Thc peace con-
f"renC" closed its London sessions TO-
night after preparing the Turkish
treaty and its economic conclusions in
such mantle that they may be complet-
cd ny assistants. TIL" treaty will be-
handed to Turkey at Paris March -,
IL was announced
1T is possible that Premier Millerand
will come to London the latter part of
next week TO confer with the foreign
minters and ambassadors on the Turk.
ish treaty and on the contentious Of tho
Hungariaus regarding their treaty. -
1t Is njA expected that the economic
conclusions of tho conference will be
made public saturday or Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-04
PITCHED BATTLE WON BY DRYS

r"ohs quarters. tho bakery. ih' quarter.
masters room ,nd in tie" hllS"
When the three ITspr'"rs 'Ut'r'd 'h'
Jrr"Incue quarters ah"u' rrhlt ur'u
were IN thor hunks. Tho crew r..ard' Il
them indiff"orntly nnd W"r' aroused
only when nc s"arCh"rs found -u~pI,.
GUS humps ln'iho bunk ult'I:' $50. N'"u
Il l.,rE" array Of h"ltl"d N'ul"u w.
hauled forth by tho lnsp'''ur~ From lh,
mattresses. thrN" of wh'rE 'rllalu' Il
thirty hntiI"s each aud trnu, h' meath
tails. h"ttums In H." m"l'~ l"rh"r~.
From behind hulkh'ad 'W.utN-uu"
bottles were produced. Tho bottles w'tr
placed on tahi'. over Wh'"h ON of
IA" inspectors stood. suddenly The
lights were switched "rf rld 30, 'rau1"
wurN of an iron huu. Wn~ ht"I'I nlu'uG
IN" bottles. Thou a." w'n l'ip'd from
their hunks and IA - n"iu'u' their
quarters were i'm "rurU~l,u Tl,. 4, Z, "
shouted and fought. hut VA" !usu'''urs.
taking adran'l%" ur the. "jr"u. ,dr"L
their way tNruU@h :" rI. duur. miu.r'
IA" light swatch wr~ rlutli. turned "u
lh"k'n>"n. 'h'r' upru ,'r' Tor r~Si~i-
auc" and when three. mot" INSPECTORS AT.
rived. III" crew w.ts dr,@,u .l>.d, rrd ltr
liuuur SeiH"d
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CLAIMS SELF DEFENSE.
IN SHOOTING CUNMAN

TOLEDO. o. March 3.-Whitney T.
AlcNandrr. local poultry and cgG dealer.
surrendered - police today and confess-
Cd his part in the death Of Frank
Adams. whom the police say was Chi
Gag" cunman. Adams was found sunday
night ,ated on the curb in a dowuoWn
street dying from Il bullet wound in the
lung.
Adams. Alexander said. attempted to
h"iI UP n card game in n pool room. and
that h, shot Adams in Self-dpfCnsc. Alex
anH;'r returned today from Kansas City,
Wh"r" h" wen: Immediately after the
shooting
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Stunning Blow
To Sherman Law
By DAVID LAw1ENcE.
icopyright By The InteuIeneero
(copyrtght By The InteniEeneerJ
By DAVID LAWRENCE.

WASHINGTON. II. g. March J.-~F'"
decisions Of the supreme court Of the
United States have had such democrat
,zinS effect on tn" prose"uti"S branch
Of the government aS tn" verdict WH''"
gave the United states Steel corporation
a clean bill of health as good trust.
Official Washington - just h"s'nn'';
20 rcalize the stunning blow which h'S
been delivered to III" Department 80
Justice and incidentally 10 congress-
which had though: n: Shsrnan anti
trust Law was ;hc weapon with Whi'A
monopoly and unfair competition m'Se'
be successfully fought.
'NVha, good is tn" sherman law nov,
what is the use OF trying 10 80 any
further. what can b. accomplished ~
prosecution OF :N"&uIity # the supreme
court can Us" its discretion In sa!hE
whether or n"; a law shall he enforced
these and similar questions were bcin-
asked by the lawyers in government cir
clcs in view Of the supreme courts a.
ticn in the Stcll cases.
II must not b. forgotten that anoth"'
factor enters into the disappointment,
naturally f-lc in Department II Ju>tcf
circles. The decision Of the court was
four 10 three justices Day. Clarke aHh
Pitncv diSScat"d and would hav" be- /
able % chang" tn" entire decision ~
JuStic,, BrardciS and NcReyn"los haH
not b".r jcrhIn"aly disqualified from
voting bccaus" tA'y had participated IN
the steel ease hctor" It MAS tired. MI
MR~yuoldS was attorney general ana
prosecuted .h, steel cases. Mr.. Erand''';
ar.rar.d bcr"r" congressional 'ommi'-
r"ns aud wrote extensively against tn
stc.l corNoraii"n. SO ); iS an open seer
iha; r,c Justices arr ~ fact IN favor -
Furnishing tn" stool corporation -
,rairSt tho four Wh" would "N"n"ratH
the company from penalty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-04
FINISH SUPPLY BILL.

WASHINGTON. March 3-The hour,
completed work today on the leeislativn
executive and Judicial -nnrorr:ation ~
carrying u total Of Sl"T 00n 0no and the.
wa" blocked while preparing to vote by
r"~r""eniativ" Hantnn. Democrat, Tex.
az who hspr"rdnl a uuorum
Tive S2l0 horrS for civilian employees
OF In" government was stricken out on
a point Nf crd"r hy Elanton. Members
said II problbly would be put back by
the senate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-04
WILL PAY FOR RETURN
OF THE SOLDIER DEAD

WiSlIINGTON. March As>uran'"
that III" government VIII pay an 'N-
p..;l-rS lurIdrnt IL Ia" return az Am"fl-
can soldier dead from Eur"p" VAS SiN'h
hv SECRETARY Baker today I" COM
mirtcr uf Gold Star fathers. ~" war
department. bears Ali "NpnS"S "i 'ranS-
p"rrat!on from Eur"p" 1" tn" home ol
n,>t ur kin, Mr.. Baker explained. ana
thc war risk bureau is authorized i"'rfH
funeral Expenses III each cas-" mp !"
SluO. rurchaS" Of cemetery lots - in
GUIDED IN the funeral expenses.
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BARR EN-
Victory for the Anti-Sufra
gistS Declares Mrs. Ellis
A. Iost

CHARLESTON, W. Va, March s.
MIS-. Ellis A. Yost, chairman Of the
state committee of the West virginia
Equal suffrage association, tonight
stated that though suffrage had re-
coived sixty votes in the Legislature
against tho opposition's fifty-six, it
lost because of the unfortunate alb
sence Of Senator jesse Bloch, of
wheeling, who is in California. It
was an empty and barron victory for
the opponents, she said.
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CHALLENGED BY ITALY.

NEW YORK. March 3.-The title OF
tho Aero club OF America to te Inter
national Balloon trophy was challenged
by another country today when notiflca-
ti"n was received from tho Royal Acra
club Of Italy that il proposed to enter
three teams in Ia" contest 20 he held in
This country this year. Challenge already
had b"cn received from England, France
and Belgium.
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3That the Legislature officially
providing for equal dead this session
in following failure the
the ufragea a
pleted notla Friday
The senate and bill
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CHARLESTON. W. Va. March -
After the senate had failed this after
noon 60 reconsider its action Monday hy
which ratification Of tho federal Suffra -.
amendment failed by a Ii" vote. TIA"
house of delegates a. $50 this evening.
following TWO hours and Il half Of debate.
voted for ratification. - 10 a.. Two
delegates later changed their votes from
no TO YES. and the official vote in the
house was - TO 90
Regardless Of the action OF the hous"
II ratityinE tho amendment. however. L
cannot hc further considered in the sen
At" in. this session. adjourum"nt OF that
body having been taken for this. the la,
day lnd"r which II could act on recon-
Sid"rati"u under thr constitutional rule.
An attempt 10y IN" an,i.ratiilcatluu
forces, however. {" Sccur" tn" adoption!
II a resolution rcJ""tIuG tn" ~ufIrac"
amendment failed n thc senate 10y a
vQi" OF n to H.. Tn" rurpos. Wlth
which this RESOLUTION waS pressed was
- ShIf "n ,"us d,ral!u "f the question
by the Legislature, ~ any future ,l,n"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-04
OHIO MINERS APPEAL :
FOR COAL CAR SUPPLY

Sp"citl Dispatch TO Tho IntelliSencer.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. March 3.-Cntted
Mine Workers Of Ohio at n short session
her" today adopted resolutions calling
upon III" state authorities 20 supply
more cars to the mines for the hauling
Of coal Many mines IN the state have
hc"n forced to close because OF the lack
of sufficient cars.
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The war a Factor.

So far rs IN Wilson administration -
concerned 1t started out 10 break M
trusts with somewhat yIgor that At'"%
nov General WlckcrSham OF IN" Taf, ad-
rinis,ratiun exhibited. Rut IN" outbreak
Of war knocked many peacc-timS law
>kyhiyh and IN tn" interest Of ultImat'
;icrorv combinations. mOnopnlj"s aHl
r-ice-hxing WAS permitted. Now Ihar
The war * over. much Of feeling that
bis-ness and hug" combinations are n"c-
rssarv 70 realiZ" NmoriCa'S commerce!
onpor,uuitieS IN tn" reconstruction
period stiu persists. Th"r" iS no quarrel
v;th that. however as is instanced y:
+ne enactment OF the Webb law and IN"
railroad reorganization bill
Hnt the decision Of Tia" rouTt 10 to-
,.iye oranscS on tn. ground that ihr
runtyhu'.rt might ha n. rmfUl - 'hr
nnbIIr iatorest is what caGSing f."r-
pla1ity. Hv the same t"k' { ANY law tha:
causes inconvenience " enforcement.
might II is con,ended b" nullsh"d. In
decd. the prigfrt os the packers who COM
,rornised their suit with the govern
rnent when. considering the steel d.
cision. they might have Won out II the"
md carried their tiCht through tho SUI
prene court is causing much speCula-
tton though there again doubt arise
whether n full bench would sustain ~
sny Other case the principle by which
mo steel corporation narrowly escaped
the dissolution fate Of thc Tonac,o a"d
Standard OIL companies.
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FOR TRADE WITH RUSSIA.

WASHINGTON. March "A COM
mItirr representing tn" American Conn
m"rC!al Association. formed to prumot"
trad" with Russia. urged IN" state de-
partm"Ht today To remove restrictions
against trad" with that country and to
permit n dclcEati ion 0C business men to
60 ~ Russia 10 inNrSliEhtn economic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-04
NATIONAL FARM =
BUREAU FORMED

tIiICit;O March The American
Farm Bureau federal" was organized
today n; - meeting Of representatives
from tw"n;y-CiGhj state farmers bu-
rcau'S. !. I. Howard. Of Clemons. Ia,
was cl"rt"d president and s. L. Strtv-
ingS. Of CASTLE. y. Y. vice president.
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RETURN TO WORK.

SHARON. IA. March %--D-CSIon
was reached today hy 600 men employed
hy tn" Savag- Arms Corporation. who
hay" been ell strike since Monday TO re-
turn tu work tomorrow morning. pend
ing n settlement bit Srcn thu company
nnd TIA" employees committee. il WIS
auuOHnCrd tonight
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.BROTHERHOODS MAY
TREAT INFORMALLY
FOR HIGHER WAGES

WASHINGTON. March ".--lsailr"ad
brotherhood leaders VIII" are still IN
Washington' may treat informally with
officials of the roads. preliminary 10 tn"
actual beginning Of waE" negotiations.
As Il result of a suggestion 10 this ct
feet the union leaders took no action to-
day toward naming their representatives
on the bipartisan board provided for IN
ih" tranSportaOin act. and which they
were urged to do yesterday by President
Wilson
Director General Hines had not been
advised of the selections Of Tn" hSS"-
rIationS Of railway executives. - which
the president sent a note. but no long
delay was anticipated.
To Discuss Next Move.
1t was undcrS TODD the union officials
would meet tomorrow to discuss their
next move. Some Of them felt however.
that they should do nothing until their
announced policy has received tho con-
currrncc or rejection uf the brotherhood
Cf Maintenance Of Way Employees and
Shop I.aburcrs, which was not a party
10 the decision reached yesterday. This
group has called a convention of it's gen
.ral committeeman 10 De held in Chicago
tomorrow.
When the brotherhood officials arc in
formed as To the action Of the maintcn-
,lncc workers they will make a decision
- 10 the suggested Informal meeting.
First Conference.
Preliminary arrangements for the first
meeting Of the bipartisan committees
PROV idcd for in the railroad bill have
been left almost wholly in the director
generals hands As soon as he is advis-
cd that the two committees have hccu
named he will select date for the first
conference.
While union leaders refused to COM
mcnt publicly un tho sItuation. il was
said they anticipated delay in the for
NAL opening OF the negotiations. Deter
miratiun Of methods or procedure is
left To conference itself, and union Of
iicials were said Ia feel that in agree
ing on these they would have to proceed
cautiously. They indicated they were
prepared TO dick"r and bargain. but not
10 surrender any advantage which may
have been derived through previous ne
EotiationS with Director General lines
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, March 3-Forecast:
ohio-Rain Thursday; Friday local
SHOWS and much colder; much colder.
Saturday probably fair.
West Virg1nia-Rain Thursday; Fri
day rain or snow, much colder; Satur-
day fair, except snow in the mountains
western Pennsylvania - Increasing
cloudiness Thursday, followed by rain
Friday; Saturday rain or snow and
colder.
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WOULD ASK BLOCH'S
RETURN FROM WEST
This Would Give Suffrage
Cause Majority of One
In Senate
SUTHERLAND AND
HIGHLAND ON SCENE
But Their Efforts to Break
Senate Deadlock Without
Avail

Special Dispatch to The 1ntelltgencer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, March 8
A rumor which has gained consider
able circulation in tho city tonight is
to the effect that Governor Cornwen
may call another special session of
tho legislature immediately after tho
present extraordinary session has ad-
Journed sine die.
However, this rumor could not be
verified in any official source and it
is thought to be mere possibility.
The rulnor has 1t that the governor
would call another session and send
a message to Senator Bloch. request
ing him to attend, thus giving maj
ortty for suffrage in the senate, as
we'll as the house which this evening
returned q forty y-five to fortytwo
vote favoring ratification OF the nat
ional amendment after the senate
leaders had failed to muster sufficient
strength to obtain reconsideration OF
the senate resolution
Just before the Srnat" convened ;h>
afternoon. Republican Nationa! 'Omnlt-
tcrmau Virgil l.. Highland. Of 'lark~-
burg. and United States Senator How -
ard Sutherland. presidential possibility.
appeared on the tloor and hurried call
was given the doorkceper and sergeant
alarms '"V 'c' ID" irrp"'''' '' '''' "a
pers' al" '"'S "''' '"'''" ''''' ''' '
Antis Remain Intact
What trauSprrCd at tins session could
not hc learned but the 7uti-suiIraE"
forces remained intact.
1t Is back /" In" curling IRONS. h'"I
rolling pins for the women. ON 81 ma
,ur declared.
Ratification OF The fedora! am'ndmrrl
- dead a> far 't~ ~,ua,r resolution num-
Der one is concerned. but ih'r" is pos
Sihilty OF the senate on point OF "ru'F
and lres'drni S'"Srl ru"ns 'aklnE UP
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DESPERATE EFFORT
IN SENATE TO AGREE
ON THE PEACE PACT
ARTICLE TEN AGAIN
UNDER DISCUSSION
Compromise Proponents See
Possibility Of Acceptable
Compromise

WNSHINGTON. March 3.--Whilr tn"
lr,rty d"hat" dragged ou in the Scn'ec
today without action. the lreaiyS
friends began a Gnd determined effort
80 rescue It from the d"adIoch toward
which all leaders ngrc" II again - now
hradrd.
Ernuhllcan ANA Democratic senator's
joined IN thu m"v,mrnt. hut ih"E were
only moderately hopeful "t success.
ImLllng collateral ISSUES aside. they
addressed their efforts Ip the ltcpubIl-
can reservation L. artiCl" ten. long the
storm crni"r Cf the Who'll" treaty liSht.
which thu l;,puh.iran Leaders har" SAID
hey cannot modify and which Pr"SI-
dcIi Wilson has said hr cannot accept
Chance FOR Agreement
some J,mpr"niS" proponents proi
io srr 4 unsSlhil!ty that an acceptable
modification might y"l h" formulated.
Othrys believed thar d"splt" assurances
sc Democratic leaders, enough Demo-
rra's to put through tn" reservation as
II stands mIEh, y,t hc induced TO Gult
tn" presidents lead.
The confidence" Of tn" lr'aiy'S irrccon-
ciable opponents apparently was not
shaken ana leaders ur the two parties
maIutamcd hat ratification would IAN.
Tho subject technically before the
senate al day Wa th" Shan'unG res
,rvai Iui hut = got only q passing men
tjon as lh,. discussion ramhlcd over the
wnolc battle ground "f the issues that
have been d"bai"d almost continuously
f. rmUTC than a year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-04
.Senate's Tie Vote Kills
Suffrage At This Session;
House Votes for Ratification

EVERY EFFORT TO BREAK THE SENATE DEAD
LOCK FAIIIS-HIGH COST, OF LIVING MEAS
URES ONLY IMPORTANT MATTER REMAIN
ING FOR THE SPECIAL SESSION.