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rch supply OF blood
infamed membranes and heath
For coughs catarrhal conditions generaiE
SICK do not wait ana
Hartmaa's weliknown PhUnA
well and strong ard IN m
Of PERUNA Is the nnest emergency eaoy
oake 1t is fourteen ounces OF pre-
vent!on and protection.
everv tablet liquid FORM
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-01-10
THREE YEARS WITHOUT HOPE

Story Suffering with Final Return to Health
1t will do you good to read It
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COLVILLE, WASH.

md all persons cTailnIng by, tx
or through or under them, fro,
and all claim, right. title, estai
or interest either in law or in
in or to said real estate or an.
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Prescribed, free and clear of any and
q all claims of the above named defend
ants, and to quiet the title to said real
estate in the plaintiffs as against the
said defendants and each and all of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
MAJORITY OF FRENCH DEPUTIES REFUSE
TO Join IN M|LLERAND ENDORSEMENT

PARIS. Jan. 22.--Amid tumultuous
scenes IN tho Chamber OF Deputies to-
day. tho recently formed cabinet Of
Premier Alexander Millerand received i
vote Of confidence, 272 TO IS. The vote
was considered a moral defeat for the
government. however. as more than 500
deputies abstained from voting. The
reluctance of the deputies TO vote on
the question Of confidence recalled a
scene in the chamber in the '9o's wncn
the ministry of Alexander Ribot WAS
overthrow three hours after It's forrua-
tlur.
The vote Of confidence was taken on
the demand Of Premier Milerand. fol-
lowing a savage attack by Deputy Leon
Daudet, editor Of L'Action Franchise. on
Jules StceS. minister of the interior.
NJ. Daudet demanded the right TO inter-
pellAte the government on NJ. Stees 8
appointment 10 the ministry. He de-
clared that SteeG VA an accomplice of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
COMMUNISTS
BATTLE THE OFFICERS

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.---E,iev"n commun-
lists. arrested three weeks ago by States
Attorney Hoyne in a roundup Of Reds.
were surrendered to the United States
for deportation when arraigned In Grim
inal court today.
Luba and Vera pokrow. sisters, threw
tho court roOru into an nproar when
they batrIrd the federal "ficers sent to
arrest them. lh1 women were over
powered and with th"ir nine associates
were rushed to :hc federal hnilding to
hc arraiGnrd under tn" deportation war
rants.
Mr.. Hoyne is preparing papers ror the
extradu.on 0f n number Of communist
lahnrit.~ indicted yesterday By the 'spc-
rial Red grand jury. Among those
sought IA Other states are John Reed Of
New York: Charles Baker "f Cleveland.
and Mrs. Margaret Frevey. OF Akron.
Tho special grand jury ~ expected TO
report about forty indictments against
cummun'sts late today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
CUMMINGS IN WARM
COMEBACK At BRYAN

WASHINGTON. Jan. 90 - Homer s.
Cummings. "haIrmau Of the Democrat ic
national committee. In formal state
n,ent toniCh, DECLARED that II ConplaIut>
Of William JCCniuss Bryan IL mace n
addresses yesterday in EOrtuln and
Richmond. Va. were haS' d On IN" char
mans attendance at tn" Inaugral dinner
given GoI"rnur Edward !. Edwards Of
New Jersey. Tuesday night Al Ncwarn,
the furirrr secretary Of states CON-
nn..utq AR" without merit"
Chairman Cummings further asserted
that had Mr.. Bryan read thp speech
given by tho rha aIrmau at tho dinner nc
would not have made the comments at
tributed to him" Ilis attendanC" At
the Edwards dinner. The chairman SAID.
connected him in No way with any
movement having a. lts aim tn" sclec-
tion Of Governor EDWARDS as the Demo
cratic nUmine" for president. as his pos
ittnn as regards candidates was ""ns Of
impartial u"utrality."
Former secretary Bryan. referring 10
MIR Cummings attendance AZ tn" Ed
wards dinnrr I""iar"d in his addr" - at
Norfolk nud lt'"r a. Richmond. that
1h. chairman must either separat" HIM
self from tn" N"w Jersey governor or
rehIgu from the committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
THREE RIVERMEN
KILLED IN WRECK
At LOCK NO. ;
TWO RIVER CAPTAINS
AMONG THE DEAD
Twelve Escape With Lives
Diver Leaves Diving Suit
Under Water

PTTTSECRGH Pa. Jan 23.-Thrce
men were killed and twclv" others mar
rowly escaped death late today when
coffrrdam at Lock No. 5. on the
MononEahcla river n Elizabeth, near
here. caved in undc- high water pres
sure. The men were attempting 10 raise
the towboat Sailor. which sunk in the
lock chamber few days ago, when the
accident occurred.
The Dead.
CAPTAIN ROBERT q. ELAEI, Pitts
burGh.
ter Of the honongahela, a government
boat.
EDWARD PARISH, FL Rama, Pa,
An ice gorge IN the second pool or
the river prevented normal flow or the
water below the lock. and backTatcr
pressure caused the break. which came
without warning while thirteen men
were in the chamber. Three boats. Il
diving craft. derrick boat and pump
lnS boat Just outside the lock were
swept into the chamber by the rushing
water. and the diving and derrick boaI
sank. 1t was feared tonight that tho
pumping .hoat would founder before
morning.
Twelve ot tho men At work in The
chamber had narrow escapes. one, a
diver, who was in the hold OF the Sailor
when tho crash came. being forced 10
remove hi. diving suit under water BE-
fore hr was rescued. Captain Elscy
was struck by A piece OF Wr"ckaEr ana
knocked into tho lock, while Virgin wds
knocked from his boat and crushed be-
tween il and the chamber wall.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-opponents
q, .,tt-seditton measures. led by Samuel
Goupers. president Of the American
Federation OF Labor, to-day urged tho
house rules committee to block the pas
SAGE OF the measures because or their
drastic provisions and because sufficient
laws now exist 10 prosecute dangerous
radicals and communists.
Atto-nry General Palmer. who previ-
ously had announced his support OF both
the Sterling bill. which passed the SEN
ate, and the Graham measure. which has
been held up in the house because Of
the drastic death penalty provision, fail
ed TO appear in defense Of thr measure.
Tho attorney general. however. sent a
letter 10 Chairman Campbell NJ tn"
rules committee. stating he was i'm.
PEELED 10 say that neither OF tn" bills
accords with my views as 10 what the
4eEislation ought TO be-. and recon-
mended aS L substitute bill which n
drafted last November and which MAS
Introduced SrNrraI weeks ago 10y y, pr
sentative Dalvy. Democrat. Ohio. The
Davey bills provides f.r"> not rN""cdIur
SIO0OG and imprisonment fo- MT uIor"
than twenty years for persons convict
I'd OF an attempt ?" "v"rthr"w ''f" Inl
Crnm.nl ur If acts 81 NlV.cuc. AGAINST
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
DEN|KjNE'S POSITION
MUCH BETTER; RED
SUCCESSES CHECKED

LONr,ON. Jan. Ct. (By The Associat-
ed Press)-The position OF General
Dcnikinp, anti-Bolshevist leader in
Southern Russia. to all appearances. Is
somewhat better. according TO the war
onic csummary Of the situation. Tho
inevitable pause which must follow any
long and rapid offensive such as has
been conducted by the Bolsh"viki in
South Russia has occurred The fur
ther course uf the operations VIII prop
ably favor The side able to make the
best us" Of The time at lis disposal 4ol
reorganization.
This naturally will BE- easier for Cen
cral Deneknv who Is nearer his base
and resources than the Bolshevlkl, VINO
have gone deep into enemy country ana
equipment on partially destroyed rail-
ways.
Tho Bol<hevik advance in Siberia ap-
pears to have slowed down. The allied
high commissioner has received a mes
sage from Admiral kolchak at Mini
Idinsk. stating that he is remaining
there with the ministers OF his suite.
whose fate he intends to share.
In West Russia, The Lofts, since the
openin gor their offensive on January
country about forty miles in depth and
able material Sixty miles OF Lettish
territory stu remains in Bolshevik
hands
The Rolsheviki have concentrated
strong forces Of troops for the defense
OF the important junction OF Rieshitsa
and are also tacking the Let
tish left along the PSkov railway. where
they have been rcpulsed with heavy
losses. The Let's have not succeeded
n checking the Letttsh advance IN the
center.
The tension between the Poles and
I.ithuaniaus continues. but only small
armed encounters between partison
bodies have occurred.
In the Caucasus tho BolSheylk ad-
vance down The western shore Of the
Caspian appears to threaten FetroFsh'
the base Of the volunteer fleet.
In Trans-Caspia tn" Boisheviki have
not Yet ce>tur"d Itirasnnrndnsk, as re-
ported, They .Gsfe penetrated as far
as Yagmer, but are held UP By voInn-
tcnra, who occupy strong positions.
while tho Bolsherik tanks are exposed
TO nre from tho s"a.
\ Bnlshevik mission Is reported to
have arrived al kahul. AfEhantstan.
and so have been received with great
ceremony.
Two cmmis1rics from CnnstantlnoPle
are also said To be Al .kahul.
Ramadan Shalash. th" Mnsopotamian
leader. has adopted an atliiud" Of deh-
ancc toward both the British and Arab
governments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
BLAMES BIG FIVE"
FOR THE H. c. Of L.

NEWARK N. j., Jan. 22.-The hish
cost Of living since 1915 has beer due
largely to the five great packing con-
Germs. whose profits from 1915 to lsl"
inclusive. weer NOR" than Sl92.cU0ooo
aS compared with i5o.o00.ooo for the
thrc" preceding years. William +. COL
Yer. chairman Of the federal trade com
mission. declared in an address read by
Robert +. Kane. of counsel tor the COM
mission, before the Atlantic coast con-
ference Of the national consumers
league here today. Mr.. Colrer was un-
abb" TO attend.
"Bullding up huge surplusess out OF
undue profits" Mr.. COlvers statement
said. these concerns sought invest
ments in unrelated lines"
A representative of Swift and Com
pany Of Chicago. later read a teie-
gram from Mr.. Swift in which he de-
MED that the packers had been rcspon-
siblc for increasing the cost OF living
and declared that Mr.. Colrers state.
ment showed another disregard OF
facts"
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WOULD NOT DELIVER
DEMOCRACY OVER
TO J. BARLEYCORN

SPARTANSRTRG : g, Jan. e.
Declaring that th" m"N"m'n' I" enter
Cuvrrnur Edwards uf N"w jersey on an
-pruhIb,, ION platform IN the RAJ" Tor
tho Democratic prc%'d,nt'al u"nInAti"n
was "ihs grrutsSt SlHndrr the Demo
cratic PARTY has ever known William
Jennings Bryau. speaking u"r' today In
support Of prohibition "nf"rc"Meit, as.
serted that the D"in""rau' party Snaii
not 60 down in the grave with John
Barley corn"
In referring to the attendance or
Homer s. Cumm nGS. chairman OF IN:
Democratic national committee In what
tho former secretary OF state u'S'r'h'u
as m, coming out party" OF Governor
Edwards. Mr.. Bryan said that II Mr..
CummnES did not know enough %
stand aloof from affiIiat!on with such
movement. as the anil-proh o non
movement or was in sympathy with il,
he WAS not fit" to he chairman OF the
party's national committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
YICTO DRY
For American Soldiers in ST.
IBERIA When Attacked By
White" Russians

WASHINGTON, Jan 22-fwo AM
erican soldisrs were killed aAh one
severely wounded in . clash with .
Russian detachment Of osasrl geW.
enc ifs forces on January 10, 1sAs
Posolsakya, while hvs 1u1stAAs Woxs
killed, one wounded and hfty.nve ceY.
tured, including one general ana 0x
other officers, who arc gttl helA
In reporting the clash to ths ~!
DEPARTMENT today, Major General
Graves, commanding the A1nsrtcaA
expedition In siberia, said tns ms
SLAMS in An 2rmorod car, mads a a.
provoked attack On the Amar1ca1S
who were In . similar car. Ths 1us-
stan attack was then rspulSed, a1a
the Americans then oapeurOd ths car
and its occupants.
General Graves said he believed tie
incident could be peacefully sdtusted
with General ESmsnoff, "Who could
have not been responsible" '
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
RATHOM COMES
BACK STRONGLY
Providence Editor Resenh
Roosevelt Charges Wa.
licious Attack
PROVIDENCE. r. l., Jan; H.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., jan H.
T. Rathom. editor Of the Provide
Journal. replied tonight to q state
of Franklin D. Roosevelt, IN wnc
ed that Mr.. Rathom's charges that
with the full knowledge OH Ssa
Daniels were malicious andA ILL.,
Rathom said in part: .
ate I've ssmmi,;es n6f aS9s' is IS sssslss s
charges against on GhS:nAy0 oeSs
pages of official Z a16s6mN and the,
names of thirty-hv. W1tne0Des- ID
,.r.st rThe v.yeF E5ss,senfs is .n vi xse ne
been k4ased by the ,naN ,dAtat thent:.
way copcerned in tnr quit or inn3-
cence. rIn pre-, entfns theSe charges We
have only one aim i4Sview-the n,ain-
lions. IN the United ItAtes navy andgof
its norLic, the prot :tion of tens OF
Thousand OF honorable officers and en-
II, led n. IN in the navy and punishment
-ef ,he brute beasts responsible TOT Inc
nresent conditions. and OF those Enc
have permitted such cnditions TO eKiss
MIR. ,Roosevelt's statement thaS oaf
charges constitu. maliciouSly vicious
dishonest and disnonorahle attack Is
absolutely false in every aspect, and
We stand by the evidence ~ witnesses
We are ready to produce J, prove the
truth of every charge we made.
When Mr.. Roos welt spI. d. in his
statement. that u a depar nt of jus.
tic" was responsible fof Mr. Kent's see'
end trial. he fails to state that the mat:
ter was pu, up TO the department. Of
justice by the navy department. sHe
speaks OF Nr. Kent's trial being over
onlv ten days ago. entirely ignoring The
fact that methods spokep of were known
70 him and Secretary Daniels long b.
fore M kent's trial began ua
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Loui. j. Malvy, former minister OF the
Interior. who vas banished after his
r"nvi,tiun on charges Of communicating
with IN" enemy, and Of Joseph CaillauI
former premier who is soon 70 De
brought to trial on the charge Of at
tempting To promote a premature aud
dishonorable peace with Germany.
The Significance OF the vote was gen
er;.lly interpreted in the lobbies OF the
chamber to mean that the Millerand
cabinet cannot last as now constituted
and that the premier Will have to re-
place NJ StecG at the ministry Of the
Interior or the cabinet will be over
thrown on the first question involving
the interior policy in question Of con-
fidenCr.
Many Of the deputies who abstained
from voting. told the Associated Press
correspondent that they had given tho
premier fair warning that the next
time they would vote against him,
should u. StceG remain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
MOUNDSV|LLE BOY
IN CONFESSION Of
BRUTAL MURDER
ALFRED CHAMBERS, 18,
SLAYER OF DEBARR
Breaks Down in Court Hear
ing andAdmits Committing
Terrible Crime

RI-CkHANNON. w. Va. Jan. a.
Alfred chambers. is. broke down anG
Bovd Drharr. 80. whose dead body was
found mar the Turkey Run school
house. near Buckhannon, Tuesday AFTER
noon when nrraigned at a preliminary
haaring before Magistrate James Balie!
Chambers was held TO the next UpshuI
county criminal court
Robbery is believed to have been the
motive for the crime Debarr left home
Friday morning to hunt skunks, When
the body was discovered. $50 was Miss
ing from his pockets. The youth was
placed in the Upshur county jail under
a murder charge. He is a son Of Guth,
rie Chambers. Of Moundsville and hac
been employed on J. {; F. Loudins
farm on Turkey Run. At coroners
inquest held yesterday he stouuy NAM
tanned his innocence.
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WILL ASK DECISION
ON WAGE DEMANDS

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Jan. :2.--The
Brotherhood OF Railroad Tratnmen n.
which has a membership OF approNi-
mately 10000 will ash the railroad ad-
ministration for q definite answer 10 It's
demands for general wage increase If
40 percent Tuesday.
william G. Lee. president OF the
brotherhood today asked director gener
NJ Hines for an appointment for Tues
day morning and called the twenty two
general executive chairmcr and grand
lodge officials 70 meet in Washington
on that day.
The demands were presented July u.
1919. President Wilson requested these
men TO wait n reasonable time" until
the government had an opportunity TO
reduce tho cost Of living
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
THREATEN MWALKOUT"
IN SOCIALIST TRIAL
BEFORE LEGISLATORS


ALBANY. n. T.. Jan. :2.-There we're
,eDec nomcnts TODAY AT the trial OF the
.A,,,u,
nVc hu '"IuSu ,S",.a,,>t - !. serIn-
"ik'" Nm n'S.o' o." ',nssI Uonj6
90 INA; nni'i'aantE aitu Cous ,t.Tar
walk "u' on inc ~NSe"'"''
eorr,''t,r, rn' nr,, oo,,. ,vh., .o,,mit,u. ocun-
Nv , 80 .,u ,,,i,rn..ns "a nro-
S"' prIr"H"u 10 car on "I.mJsScs Inv ] !" p'o "
INV "t"'' ;I.,;G..,ta, 80 20
t'"'h ih IneIl ~, ~ nn,ar,ittoo | rn, ~
i'NNr ''',,' I'm Nv ,Ion m',, ~ ia,c,
a'h.ta ~ L,,'; a,naI ".eI a. ",,;Go,on
"'t." Nv Iy,,,,t, ~ y saI,nS .,,.,
M"rr - i,''rpu'', nv .I. 9e ,',i,,n.
ooj"''eu. LUZ t"'' 'o.'!I,..s..' n..'
chairman uSn'eo '9e
NSHrhp'EW mn rNAnS az" 49,.
mite" members, dlS'%nt"d rom INC
.hn Y>;,,c.s =, thc sand Mrs Anna
S,crn crccutly, secretary of the social
-, E~crx local vaid.
.yn,, ,rn moi hound 70 mart with nos.
session nf your book unless IL "a offered
:, ,y,Jsnrc.'
IN '' wv NV,
Threaten Wah-out
To the committee. he said:
This committee has nv power 10 COM
ncl A person to part with his documents
merely. because a certain document Is
enumerated by IN" other side. without a
test uf IT'S admisSlbIntY We are either
hcrc with ali the rights Of counsel In
,ny othcr court of iusticn or we do not
propose 10 be here"
Thc threatened walk out was avert
Cd when Judge Arthur r. Sutherland.
smoking frr the committees counsel
welded 10 the suggestion Of Mr Hillquit
that the documents be marked for
idcntirication. but returned to their
owners
Another crisis came when ETA l.
Kauffm.nn A special policeman. of
Rnchester WAS called and produced &
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Admits Ownership of
Confiscated Whiskey

PITTSRFRGH. Pa. Jan. @:.-Leonard
Donghai of EandcrGrift, Pa. was
brought from Grecnshurg to Pittsburgh
today by internal revenue agents ami.
according to government authorities. la:
.u!d them he was the owner OF the truck
load Of whisk"y captured by state tro"u-
erS yesterday near 'irccnsburg. The
whiskcy. valued al SIS. 200. is being held
in the troopers barracks at Grecnsburg
DOnghai, government agents said, told
them hc had purchased the liquor in an
eastern city and that IL was enroute to
his home when The consIahuiary cOrfis-
Gated it. He is charged with violation
OF the National Prohibition law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
SANITARY POTTERS'
WAGES ADVANCED

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J., Jan. c2--An
Increase rC ten percent in wages wa
-rantcd nottars N ~" eanttary war
branch Of the industry At IN" conclusion
Of a meeting here today b"tw"n commit
tees representing the SANITARY Pottors'
association and the Br"therhod oi oper-
ative Pottcrs. The men asked an ad-
vance ranging from 20 20 SO percent
They are, working under biennial
agreement which expires neHt Novem-
her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
III PASSENGERS
ON The POWHATAN
HAVE BEEN RESCUED
TRANSFERRED TO
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Rescue Without Mishap, Fol-
lows Tragic Accident Earl
ier In the Day


NEW YORK. IAN - --. Nj - he @'l
,.,..o,,...,r. 49,. y ,.i ,t, a,s,hInd army
'
:An.'Fu"t i"N@1''n nave "cth ''a'lS-
'. rr,l 'u IT,. '-...>pr"' Northern Pacific
amt or, ,., fi.-r wll to- New YORK.
.rl"s ,'.,, ,,.,> r,rc,,.d hrrc ,nulrht in
vtr.i,,- al, =. a-r- ,p.sfirmIng PREVIOUS
r,..r,. from ItIiraN The transfer of
- 80, ''', 49,, .r,,.,t.I I.,,r trbay
.,r,I.r ..,l weather rondl,ruus and
,,',h' II. Inv 3.,i.I.u, occurrrug.
Trr \~r,nnr,r Pacific y cAr"cl"d 10
r.'.a H,y N..,, S,,uri,y 'rh. low
~ 80. lIoI,.,x h,. tho
hat'h - p''"E 'N." - ''''''''N - Wv.
Laurn2r Will" W." thit"" "ta''S W.
~tCuy.'r Is ari ~ aN Il rUd0"r hS means
q linz PASSED Er.u the transport :
.,-, Tho l.,..~..y,,r ShIrkrv and tho
- -, .,,, ,,.,,,,, ,rr stand
''"S> sH1'" .,, ..,.s,.,
!"s by 10 '''''' "'E '""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
TORTURE CHAMBERS
FOR "OBJECTORS'


NEN YORK Jan. "@--Charges that
,ron i,rrUr,. chambers hav" been intro
duc,d ny Colonel T. D. Johnson. cNccu-
l!y,. officer at Alratrcz Island. San Fran
cisco. ~ which conscientious ohlcctorS
uf N" "HhSrlutist" type imprisoned on
III" island are placed. were contained IN
II statement ISSUED here tonight by the
National .,'lyll Liberties bureau. Albert
he Silver. director Of the bureau mas
left tur Washington. Il was stated 10
I!nro tho matter before Secretary Oh
War Baker.
Robert summons. who is serving ten
wear :. ut.nc,. ~ L conscientious 0hIec-
tor. after being kept IN solitary conitne-
mrut, has been transferred TO the lat
est furt,lrinr device. in which he is at
prrscu, kept" the statement declared.
lie Is unable to sit down. lie down. or
fully stand. IT is prlcucaliy an ron
straight jack,t into which the, prisoner
IL SVurcZrd
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GERMANY WON'T JOIN
DEMAND FOR KAISER

LONDON. Jan. ga wireless dis
patch from Berlin dtscrcdits q report
that the entente Is asking the German
government TO support it's remand fer
the extradition Of former Emperor Wi.
liam
1t adds that the general opinion IS
that the government would be unable
to comply with such a request by the
entente without the authority Of the as
sembly. majority OF which would op-
pose II as IAN act OF hevengc."
III the entente really insists" the dis
patch continues, this could only lcai
10 the resignation Of the present gov
ernmcnt, which would terminate all the
efforts peacefully 10 put into effect
Versailles treaty and civL war would
break out!n Germany"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
RED ARMY IN THE
CAUCASUS BEATEN

IOEDNN. Jan. 29-Thr war Office
announces tina, on tho S"uter and l"ti
fronts nf the Caucasus army tn" Eoi-
shcviki hive been forced back from tho
line of tho Sal river aStrlde the Isnr-
ristyn- Ekatidonar railroad fnrlhcr
vnsi tbr l,oIsheyiki hal" made repeat :
cd a,trmnts 10 cross tho Ion cast Of
Enst0y and have succeeded in estae-
iishiuE small brdEcheads on the le't
bank n two places.
TO The west Of Rostov their a''rnlp!h
>, croe. have brrn rep,lIsed with heavy
losses The Red cavalry here l"si
twelve guns. one hundred MACHINE guns
and many prisoners. on the CrlmeA
front the Eolsh"Vlki ar" approaching
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ALL ATTACKS ON
RIVER BILL FAILED

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2c.-All attacks
uu the "porkless" rivers and harbors ap-
propr,ation bill failed today In the
house, and after numerous amendments
had been rejected the measure was
passed with its Appropriation OF Sl@,-
400 200, for maintenance and continu-
ancr Of work on projects under way.
Tho vote on passage II the bill which
carried the smallest appropriation or
any measure of its kind in pears was
l67 70 rs.
Appropriations aggregating S1l.0oo.-
nN0 for continuing Improvement OF the
Mississippi and Missouri rivers were de-
nied today by the house. which voted
l9S TO "a not TO include them on the an
rual rivers and harborS appropriation