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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
DECLARES PACKERS ARE
OPEN TO PROSECUTION
Attorney General Palmer See:
No Hope Of Speedy Drop
In Prices

WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.-Morc was
accomplished through the government :
s.-t,lsmen: OF it's antitrust proceedings
again ST the live big Chic.tg" mea; pack
rrG thar could have resulted from n
court decision adverse To the packers
Attorney General Palb@r told the Senate
agricultural comm.'ie2 today. He ap-
=, n-rd there hy lnv,tatInn Of The com
mlttee IN connections with It's c"niSder, !,
a;'.~ "f Y'hat lcTrs'Fti"n g yc, rHT"lre"
for the meat pack.nG Industry.
Th" goy.runl.n'. IN" attorney general
declared. SURF, rdcrcd no rights to a
further Dr'St"uti"u Of the packelS'
eliminate, the packers from the con,
duo, " industries not directly related
- ItcaI packing and docs not at present
con,cmrla'e further proceedings. either
ciVil or criminal
Sharp Exchanges.
There were 4 few sharp exchanges
between Mr. Palmer aud commi tee
members during hi' appearan;Ts. tme t;
can. Nebraska that criminal counts
against the packers. past and prospec-
nvN had been "forgiv,n" b. the agree
mont brought about 4 fla! denial
Senator France. Repuelican. Mary
and not criminal proceedings against
III" packers the department Of justice
lad laid :tsa!i open 10 the .cSherge OF
Ealing {" prosecute mi!llona!rea,
" hill. its r.;Cnt.> had heen Swing upon
Numbers of labor unions and making
summary arrests"
1t doesn't lay in the mouth OF any
man. hIsh or low, 10 say that the attor-
hey general OF the United States is a
respeCtcr Of persons" retorted Mr.. Pal,
mer. his ire plainly aroused. He added
that he had brought civil complaints
against the packers exactly as he had
brought civil complaints against the
miners union during the recent coal
strike.
No Lower Food Prices
Commenting upon the general effects
OF the agreement, Mr.. Palmer said he
saw no hope of immediate lowering OF
TODD prices by reason of IL.
In the settlement that was reached,
he said, the packers agreed to accept d
court decree percptually enjoin!ng them
from mopopolistic or : nther unlawful
trade practices, from engaging in the
Wholesale EruGery and other businesses
not directly in their line and from con-
troll Of stock yards and stock yard ter.
minal railroads. The government had
no. insisted that they relinquish poul-
try. cgC and cheese distribution. he said.
believing that there was economic ad-
vantage in their system OF handling
these products in refrigcra ion along
win mc-t products.
Commissioner Colyer. of the federal
Trade commission, IS expected u appear
Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
HabcaS Corpus Effort
For Arrested Radicals

TRENTON, y. j.. Jan. l.--peclaring
that their husbands. who had been
caugh, In red raids here and sent Ia
Ellis Island, have their nrst citizenship
papers and were prevented from gam
ms full citizenship by tho war, Mrs.
Anton Ledncr and Mrs. Frank SpiSland"r
Of this city today sought writs Of
haboas corpus from Federal Judge
Davis to prevent thu deportation o.
the mon Judge Davis directed that
the district attorney. Joseph L. BodlnC.
and Special Agent Arthur Ramsdcll Of
tn" department q: justice who con-
Quoted the RAIDS her.. show cause why
the men shou!d y" E-ld ~ = i'.'"t"r'"H
Mrs. Lcdnrr declared her husband
has been a r r'slj,H; Of his country six
years, has tw" "hlldrcn. owns hts own
horne and has bought Liberty bonds.
Mrs. Spislandcr asserted that her hus
band. who owns hIv nom" and has
bought Liberty bonds, has he"n attend
ing might school 10 br qualii"d for full
rIt4ycnShip
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HARDING PLEADS
FOR The AMERICAN
PROTECTIVE SYSTEM
MUST CLING TO TIE
REPUBLICAN POLICY
Sees Moderate Switching Of
the Democrats From Old
Free Trade Policies

NEW YORK. Jan. "A plea for the
old American protective idea was
made here today BY Senator Warren G.
Harding OF Ohio in an address delivered
before tho National Potters convention
IN the Hotel Astor.
The senator declared that he had
peculiar interest in tho pottery indus
try ~ n very hotbed Of the American
protective idea
II do not care how much men may
<ncer at u" he continued. Il do not
care how much men may say that the
old American protective idea is A thing
OF the past---I warn you now that II We
expect to maintain American emncnce
we must still cling TO the policy which
mado America eminent | have noted
with very great interest the moderate
switching of the party now in power
to this helpful American Idea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
Every Governmental Agency
To Be Used In Kidding the
Country of Undesirables

WASHINGTON. Jan. :. - Complete
coordination Of all governmental agenc-
80 together with an awakened congress
tonight had given the campaign 10 rid
the nation OF radicals a broader aspect.
While Assistant Attorney General Gar
vans force continued its raids. inClud-
ing q search for Ludwig c. A. X. Mar
tens. self-StYled envoy OF the Russian
soviet government. there were evidences
OF new activity and omre determined CO.
operation in all other departments OF the
VkAAy ernmcnt.
~ @Congress received bill introduced ~
Representative Johnson. EeDublican.
Washington. which would max" every
government employc an agent for ferret
ing out undestrablee.
'fhe treasury secret service. with ifS
Vide ranihcations. waS enlisted in run.
ming down persons for whom '"c nv.
uotgratior authorities havs !ssued var
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
CROSS-E'XA ANIMATION
IN NEW MURDER CASE,

LOS ANGELES. Calf. Jan. T.
Lengthy cross-e1alnination Of witnesses
called by the prosecution. who had tes-
titled that Harry 5. New was sang az
killed his fiancee. Freda Lesser last
July Today prevented the prosecution
from closing its case against New:
DR.. D. II. Calder. the second Of three
iournment vas taken until tomorrow.
II was predicted by attorneys fer both
sides that the testimony Of the LAST al
ienis.s for the state would not be BEFORE
the Jury until tomorrow afternoon. 1t
is doubtful II arguments will be begun
h.forr t1morrow attorneys say and the
case will not go TO The jury before Sat
urday or Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
Guaranteed Earnings
Opposed By Shippers

CHICAGO. Jan. 7-OppoSition TO guar
anteed earnings OF the railroads. arpro-
priation of surplus railroad profits p!
the government thereby "penalizlnG CT
ficiency'' and compulsory consolidation
OF the roads is expressed in memorial
addressed to congress by the national
Shippers conference which includes
many OF tho large manufacturers, pro-
duCers and packers OF the country.
Repre- OF shippers from six
teen states met here December go and
appointed a committee 10 draft the
memorial copies Of which were mailed
TO every member Of congress today. In
II many provisions OF the CumminS rail
road bill are attacked. The Smppcrs
urge passage Of legislation for early rc.
turn OF the roads to private control.
favor retention OF the state commissions
to Ak tntrastate rates. but oppose "r"a d.
tion OF tho proposed Transportation
board"
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Detail. Of the cooperative scheme
have not ySt been completed. but plans
have o"Sn under consideration since tne
farm sr. labor confrrcnc" At chicago IN
November. The formation OF the All
American Farmer labor Cooperative com
mission. an Outgro~th ot the conference
Vas announced today ~ rs "Trces here.
Another conference VIII be held In Chi-
cago February i2-l5.
Kaadsd BY stone
Warren s. Stone. grand chief Of the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
and one Of the organizers Of the Chicago
Is general treasurer OF IN" CO.
operative commission, and other officials
ot the railway employees organizations
are oificeEs Of the commission.
Indications that pressure from rail
way Worgers for increased wages might
be lessened was seen in statement by
Bert NJ. Jewell. acting precedent Of the
railway employees department Of the
Federation Of Labor. that IAN increase
in pay will not solve the problem.
Jewell asserted that higher wages ac-
companied by 4 proportiOnate increase
In prices results In a vicious CIRCLE
tor of after the increase in pay than
ne was with the smaller salary.
Alliance with Farmers
Other officers OF railway workers or
Eaniaations as we'll rs Jewell saw no
hope for relief Ia prosecution Of prof
with an economic situation Is with econ
omic factors
An alliance OF tho farmers. the organ
ized producers, on the one hand. with
the laborers or organized con3umers on
the other hand. is the purpose OF tho
commission, said Jewell,
who is q member Of the commission. II
aims TO conduct vigorous campaign
for direct dealing between farm produc-
ers and city consumers. and. as soon as
feasible. between city producers and
farm consumers"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
PROBING EDWARDS.

NEWARK. y. T.. Jan. THE Essex
county grand fury today began an in
v"sticntinn into tho campaign eHpcndi-
'urSa II Governor elect Edwards and tho
twelve Democratic aEsernhlymen elected
from Is~"N "runt". SuhpoSnaes have
h""n ISSUED for moro than score Of
Eltn.Ss's who are alleged 20 have
know icd-c Of campaign funds uscd in
the county. The inquiry was demanded
by the anti saloon league which cor
tends TOO much money was sp%nt by the
successful wet Candidates
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
WILL. ELIMINATE
COX OR POMERENE

YOUNGSTOWN. Jan. 7.-oh'o demo
cratic leaders will try 10 cllm,natc cilh-
CT senator ttlec Pnmerenc. or Cover
nor JaueS NJ. Cox. from th" list ot r"-
tential presidential candidates a q
meeting IN Washington following tn"
jackson day rally.
This announcements Was made today
bv National committeeman r. II. Moore,
before leaving for Washington. Mr..
Moor" SAID rhio DEMOCRATS want 10 en-
tC- thc campaign with only m" favor
ltT SON
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$4,000. Jewel Robbery. :.
Of Woman Alleged

DENVER, Colo. Jan. -Four thou
sand dollars worth of Jewels we're stoiSn
/. Pcwell on December 8. the day she
is alleged TO have shot and killed her ten
wear oid daughter. Jaclusline. and then
attnmrted to kill hersH't. according 70
her attorney. James D. Benedict' HEo "
day made formal complaint OF the rob-
berry at police headquarters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
SOCIALIST MEMBERS
DENIED ADMISSION

ALBANY. N. Y. Jan. 5.-Five social.
is, members of the assembly OF INC
N~w YurA state Legislature were denieo
rI..,lr l.ar- at the lower branch's open
M .:.,".its "t the 1920 session todaE:
: rr-":ut!C.N questioning whether thcE
O.. uld IL" loyal to their oaths 0i ptllre
varn lr...i 10 act subject |" .nStruc-
IIor, II The scrial.s; party were quickly
II""S,'d l4U >" IN
Trr socialists. Augus' L7aessrns. ol
NV York county, their party leader.
Samuel 4. Dewitt and Samuel Orr, OF
Bronx county. Charles solomon Of Kings
ylrl< county were present but were per
mated 10 speak N their defense who
majority lender simon I. Adlcr Offered
4 resolution declaring vacant the seHIS
rr the socialist NJ, rnherS Charles Sol
onlon. Kings county socialist, atI"rpten
to set recognition, nut the SPak"T
rules that Tho r"sulutiun was not oe-
hat.hlc md ii" roll call hogan.
Two Bronx democrats voted IN inc
negative. as did four Of III" SOCIALISTS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
900 FARMERS AT
STATE GATHERING

NORGhNTOWN. W. Va. Jan. T.
With approximately SIX hundred farm
crs from all parts OF West Virginia in
attendance, the second days program
of Farmers Week, was carried out at
the %;arc university here today.
{. J. G;alpln. of the United States de-
partmcnt ii agricultural, addressed the
delegates today. II. appealed for better
homo conditions on the farm and urged
thH, women. engaged in such work be
gwen large voic' in farm manage
Ircut and that they be provided with
regular incomes. In conclusion he said
"Hn tiIt decision Of the rural women OF
America probably hangs the fate or tho
specdcd or reta rd4d study 6t rural nte
as Il whole. but more particularly ot
rural lifr O.; Il affects tho growing gen
Grafton through the establishment "r
SOTiAl institutions
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WANT HALF BILLION
FOR EVANGELIZATION

Atlantic CITY. y. j.. Jan. IA budget
OF more than 500.o00.0on. survey be
NECESSARY to evangelize the world .sc-
cording TO leaders Of the survey confer
ence Of the intcr-church world mover nj
Of North America launched heHr slE
with DR.. John f. Mott. chairman o. shu
executive committee presiding. Moro
than one thousand delegates. represent
ing IS determinations responded to the
roll call.
survey. declared that
American mission boards arc the only
organizations which havo developed
practical comprehensive program for
solving the Mexican problem Ar IN.
man said the Mexican problem was net
question of revolution 10 be
squcIchcd. but an evolution TO DC
guided"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.-rorccaEt:
Ohio-Snow or rain and colder on
ThurHdAy; Friday cloudy and colder,
prohAbly local SHOWS.
weGS vtrgtnta-Ratn Thursday; FRI
day rain or sp2w and colder.
western Peunsylvanta--Raln or SNOW
in north. rain ~ south Thursday; FL
day cloudy and colder. probably local
sNowv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
MADAME POWELL BREAKS DOWN

C\1ONTOw.N. Pa, Jan. i.--Madamo
Maud Powell. noted violirIst. suffered
a nervous breakdown hero late to-day.
and attending physicians SAID sh' would
b" forced TO remain in her rooms a: 4
hntnl for several days. MADAME"
puwnlls concert here scheduled for 80
night was cancelled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
BLOOD AND THUNDER
MOVIES" ATTACKED

WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.-1nterstate
tronsuortation Of blood and thunder"
moving picture films or still pictures
would he prohibited under identical bills
Introduced today by Senator Gore. 6cni-
ocra.. Oklahoma, and Representative
Herald. Republican. Oklahoma. Inc
BIZ would affect all pictures depicting
tho activities Of former convicts, BAN
DIS. train robbers or other outlaws.
TroSe violating its provisions would be
subject TO fines from $4,000 to $4,000
or Imprisonment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
S2O,OOO,0OO INVOLVED
IN COAL LAND SUIT

NEW LEXINGTON. Ohio. Jan. IA
suit Involving $20.000.000 In coal lands
in Perry. Athens anc Hooking counties,
Ohio. is being tried here In common
pleas court
The Buckeye Coal 4 Iron company Is
seeking to invalidate a mortgage given
the Central Union Trust company OF
New York. Nine attorneys are hghting
the suit
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WASHINGTON Jan. 7FailnG obtain satisfactory relief
living either through further advances by
he railroad the antprohrrng campaign OF
department Justice officials the big railroad brother
FOODS shop crafts affiliated with the American Fed
decided seek solution for themselves
through buying production and distribution The step
quarters indicating that demands for fur
her wage increases pressed pending Of the
experiment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
AMERICANS STABBED
AND SHOT IN THE BACK

NEW YORK. Jan. THE bodies OF
Earl BoWles and =. ]. RoncY. the Amer
Port Lohos. are on board n tank steanl-
er on their way to Port Arthur, Tc1as,
the International Petroleum Company
was advised to-day. One OF the men
was shot and the other stabbed--hoth
In the back--the adviccs stated. No
motive for the murders has been dis
closed
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EXAMINERS ro MEET.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Jan. I.---Thc
new board Of law examiners for WcS'
Virginia will nlrrt in rharlestOn on
Wednesday, January -. for the pur
poses Of Organization The hoprd WAS
appointed by IN" suprrm" court Of Hp-
peuls and its work VIII b" under the
direction Of that court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
ANOTHER AMERICAN
SLAIN BY MEMCAM

WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.-Gabricl Por-
Of Penn Mexican company, was shot and
killed by a federal army officer At Tuy
nam on December L.. according TO Ads
vices received by the StatA deD1Semsek,
Monday from the American consul ~
Tampico. = L. -. 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
TAGANROG OCCUPIED
BY The BOLSHEVISTS

LONDON. Jan. THE Bolshevik
have occupied TeganroE in the territory
Of the Don Cossacks on the North shore
OF the Sea Of Aaov.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
MAKE snALI,HH IoAvEs.

EAST LIVERPOOL, o, Jan: =
Claiming increases IN the price OF Tour
nrnnrted the move. three bakers In the
East Liverpool district to-day decreas.
I'd the weight OF their loaves Of bread
rom 96 To - ounces. There will be no
change N the price.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
SIAMESE TWINS TWO
PERSONS IN CENSUS

WASHINGTON. Ian. I.--I.uc!o and
Simp!icio G"dinE. lannon's Slam"Se
twins. will b-' cnume rated IN the census
~ two rcrsius. ALTHOUGH they arc
unit rlvSrraliy. under ruling today by
Director EnS, r. The iwtHS AZ" II yrars
Of aS.. u1tIvos Of tho rhlllrpln" Islands
ar6 ar. Nv.uy 2 Washington. Mr
I,"-Crs .sald i'm. census hurcAu made
special r, ord, o.. twins trI7lrtS and
utL.r plura hlrths. and hn saw 10
raTsur Tor treating these tTU h"yS a!ry
from tn" r"st. regardless "t
fh"ir N,rl. close relation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
Railroad Brotherhoods to Abandon
Wage Plans; Now For Cooperation

Plan Partnership With the Farmers anc Establishment of
Cooperative Food Stores lhroug, out the Country
Formation Of Commission Announced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
MILLIONAIRE DRAFT EVkDER IS CAPTURED IN APARTMENTS "
OF MOTHER WHO FIGHTS AND DSCl0SES $4,000 IN STOCKINGS

PHILADELPHIA Ia, Jan T.
Grover Cleveland BeredoIl wealthy
son ~ a former brewer and charged
with being draft dodgcr and desHr1e-
from the army. wes captured today
while hiding N the. palatal residence
OF his mother on the outskirts OF this
city. Tonight he is prisoner OH Coy,
ernors Island NHw York. awaiting 'fiai
by court martial
Tho capture Of Bcrgd"il. who's
brother Erwin. the widely known auto
mobil" racer, Is still Miss ing. also
charged with dodglnG n" Grafi. was
a. sensational as has been his care ~
in the las, fiv" years More than n
dozen federal and city Officers plrjici-
pat"d in ihr raid nu tho R"rsd"ii hCii'.
EcsistanC~ MAS offered ny th' m"'H'f'
Mrs. Emma E"rEd"N VII" thrcM"n"d 7"
n rough aud tumble f@hi. Later IN thr
day she was bold jNr Sla.bNH bail On
churgcs of assault aud battery wlih IN
tent to XII and conspiracy T." rr"N,E'
the execution Of 'nlrch ana ares VIII
rants Fail was furnished by h'' N"'.-
'in-Ia1 when she TsS compelled '" re-
move her Shor from h"r lief; foot Y"
have u measured for police ro""rds. IN"
polirc found 80. .oo" in cash III h"r
stocking.
Ior,d hv 'hc federal agents To h1N" de
clorcd hc would never fight against 'ic.-
many. though ne wnS born IN IN .
country. II lal4 nc offered his services
10 Germany as An aviator. through thc
local German consul. ,
rSn,cc,iync hrnkc into the house by tn"
front and rear entrances. While ono al
the nIrn wrcStlrd q revolver from hF:'
Rrrrdnll mother Df tho two accuscn m"ii
the others went through INC mouse hnl
found Grover wrapped in nlanket ma
ing in a box seat. lie was wlih"l'
90, yes, or collar Tho prisoner was
aiken 10 the federal huldinS in motor
The search for tn" D"rGdolls took N"
federal agents nll over inc coun'rT;
Grover got away IN hlsh 3r pG"[I"., ~,
motor car and reports reached thlS ci,!
that lie wns Secn in various Sect"h'
~ tn, west He sent tmpudrnt mos
saGcs written On postcards Z" me hu
thorliiCs, Once ne WAS SEN IN h.N-
loo and again IN Cuhn. lie was pre-
vidod with larE" sum Of mon1y.
His mother. Mrs Emma R"rEr"u' is tn
widow Of wealthy brewer
Although born - this country IN"
Brrrdn!ls were ot H"rmMn "rS' cav anu anu
,;rrr,.ry Nr, Tn-rd"ll VA" arrested
s.y".rl lines on q rhnrE" ~ "oS'ructh&
the draft.
MEN YORK. Jan. 7:--"rm glad - !
ms ,r,ur,.d E.rpdol declared. I
80. not h.nr .,lir - l,s, aInrc ! went
wv. l. VA , great load "tf my MIMI
I hav" traycl.d AL "vri n" country
sine. l?l7." y,
l.,rldoli's arrival at G"r"rnors ls,
lard rau-rd tho rdj"urnmCnl "i th,> 'r'll
nf Captain Kari ". D"tzer. "harS"d with
hru,aiit, 50 NN"r."Hu soldiers al i'e
Mans. The adinnrnwCnr whs maae N
order that Major Ntiram +. Nt!l!'
irdre sdvooare. could c."' h's e'tsnuon
- the rev arrival
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Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia
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WSSTWSSlWSSl
CONAN DOYLE PROTI SOU
DU S NEMECKYMI VALEC-
NYMI VINNfKY.

Londyn. s. 1nora. "Uprir.-
ne musime pripustiti, re by
chom my Anglitan6 byli prave
tax nedGtklivi, kdy5v by.i Mem
ci valku vyhrali a pozadovali
ma mas vydani Haiga, Beattyho
a Jelicoa, aby postaveni byli
pred n6mecke soudy. Navr-
huii k Will zmirn6nf stavaiicf
situace, ably Nemecko samo
jmenovalo iednoho neb dra
soudce, kteri by byli cleny tri-
bunalu, jemuz> by bylo rozho-
dovati o vine domnelych vinni
XII. TAX mi navrh popularniho
spisovatele detektivnich povi-
dek o Sherlock Holmesovi.
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WSSl It'll WSS
BOZ o SLESVfK.

Kodan, 9. unora. Ctyri par
Milky 1900 volici opustily V
sobotu Kodan. Jest to prvni w
prava muzG a zen, narozenych
We Slesviku, ktefi svymi hlasy
mali pri plebiscitu rozhodova-
ii o pTlStim osudu zem6, ida
ma zdstati pri Nemecku, ktere
jej spolu Rakouskem r. 1864
loupeznou valkou Dansku ur-
valo. Pri odjezdu volicG by,i
tito nadsene zdraveni celia
Kodan Sc skv6la nadhernou W.
Zdobou.
Take ale N6mci neskladaji
ruce V kiln a 1silovne agituii,
ably jim korist nebyla vyrvana.
Zaslali vSem volicim v Dam
sku meSkajicim postovni list
ky vyzyou, aby nejezdily do
Slesviku k hlasovani, re jest liz
pozd6.
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PREDLOHA O VSEOBECNEM
VOJENSKEM VYCVIKU
POHRBENA.
Padla 1O6 hlasy prof. II.

Washington, 9. unora. - Ia
tohoto kongresniho zasedani
byl navrhovany vojensky w
cvik zavrzen demokratickymi
prislusniky domu zastupcU LOG
hlasy proti pozoruhodne mensi
ne II h asu. Stalo Sc tax proti
pfani presidenta Wilsona, jenz
zvlaStnim dopisem zadal de-
mokraty, ably proti predloze ne
vystupovali nepratelsky.
Y senate dostala Sc dnes o.
petne ma pfeti'es versailska mi
rova smlouva, ale positivni ne
jaka resent nelze Cekati pred
tydnem. DneSni debaty vyzna-
menavaly Sc nebyvalou struc-
nosti a sklamaly ma galerie Sc
cetn6 dostavivSi poslucha6stvo.
A demokratu a % republika-
nu hlasova. pro suspendova-
nj senatnich pravidel, ably o
mirove smlouve poznovu mohlo
byti jednano, kdezto ien 9 re-
publikanG setrvalo V oposici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-10
DRAHOTA SATSTVA
POTRVA.

Washington, Q. unora. Ceny
satstva nebudou pred rokem
1921 snizeny, die prohiaseni
odboru spravedlnosti, po konfe
renci konane mezi vyrabiteli
satstva Howard z. Giggem,
zvlaStnim assistentem vrchniho
navladniho Palmera. Naopak
ma podzim bude Satstvo zdraze
no. .ak ma konferenci prohlasil
Sidney Hillman Cd United Gar
ment Workers, ze bude pozado
van dalSi needn't pfidavek a
ten pry Sc zkratka a dobre pfi-
razi k cenam satstva.