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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

Green Castle. Pa. July ll-'hy tne
Associated PrcssD-~Warnins against
premature recognition or the ne" W.
ican government was given the admin
istration today by Henry l.. fletcuEr
former ambassador to Mexico.
Ina letter to Bainbridgr Colby. sec
rotary Of state. he urged that in no case
should the recognition OF the q" ia
Hu"rta regime b" other man thal ot
dc facto character. with tn" under
standing that even this would be
withdrawn should subsequent events
prove that il was prrmaturely extended
MIR Flctchrrs letter resulted from
negotiations now in progress between
tho state department and Or. lElesias
Calderoh Mexican high commissioner
10 the IHitrd States. regarding r"coEni-
tion Of the new government at Mexico
city.
nr Iclesias Caldrron has assured tho
American government OF tho desire or
the new regime tu live uD 10 the obllsa-
tions Of 4 government. but pr Flctch-
cr. IN his letter. suggested that h"lorc
anv recognition was extended an Intor-
NAL agreement be made with tho Mon
ican authorities that American citizens
would not be deprived OF their property
rights without com pen$ation. and ina
during the Carranza regime without
compensation would h" returned to
them
rletchers Plea
Mr.. Fletchcr was the American am
hassador to Mexico during the CarranZa
administration. hut resigned several
months ago because OF disagreement
with tho American governments money
toward Mexico. His letter 10 Secre-
tary Colby follows
I'm my capacity as a prlvat" citlzen
interested in good relations between the
United States and Mexico may | sus-
gcst for such consideration as they may
deserve tho following regarding Inc r."
coGnition of the new government OF
Mexico.
without adverting 10 past difficult
tics and with view 10 avoiding 2 r"-
petition OF th~m. would respectfully
FIRST. That the United States
should not recognize IN" nov govern
mrnt ~ Mexico until :: = reasonably
clear that said government rs NOT only
willing. but able IN regard the funda-
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TEN LIVES LOST AT
NEW YORK RESORTS

<rw York. July ll.-Tcn lives I'S' NhT
,Irnns, a score injured WAS IN. '"li OF
arr:dcnts recorded III New n"'H anu
IIrndrrds If thousands &C person ;
.o,rhr rr,icr from tho city's dcpr"S"-
humidity ut tho various scaSh"rc RESORTS
whcrc b. nightfall IN" police had re"
por,rd eight deaths from drowning anu
nnoihcr probably fatal accident IN a
,,,n,ninr tank at con"y Island. A
youth was taken TO n hospital with a
GrrLnn neck after diving into the tank.
The death list Of automobile acc'd"h'S
numbered only ono. but iitt"eh persons
,,frr ~ ured some Of them severely,
in ,oIlisions and other mishapS through :
an, ,ir civ. 4 boy fell from IN" roof
nf n four story tcncmant house and waS
KILLED.
r,rry leland during the day.
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FORMER AMBASSADOR FLETCHER STRONGLY
ADVISES AGAINST FULL RECOGNITION FOR
MEXICO UNTIL GUARANTEES ARE GWEN

I mental duties Of government, teJ
maintain law and order and to AFFORD
adequate protection to the lives and in-
tercstS OF foreigners in Mexico.
Partial Recognition
| Second: That the new regime should
de- facto government and it should bel
informed that such recognition waa
( provisional. and would be withdrawn
if it should subsequently prove to haSst
been prematurcly extended.
Third: That before extending suchj
dc facto recognition We should taksl
steps TO secure an informal asreemcntI
Uo later he made formal II desired)I |
covering the following pending mat.
IA)-That tho constitution Of lal7t
and the law passed in pursuance there-i
Of shall not he given retroactive cfrectl
az TO property lawfully acquired prev.I
, ious 10 its pronunciation. and thaft
American citizens shall not be depriveG
OF their lawfully acquired rights wiih-t
out compensation.
and corporations Of such properly Tex
cluding iaxcsl as they were deprived OF
during the Carranza regime without
Compensation by either national OK
state governments OF Mexico.
Would Adjust Claims .
"(C)--Immediatn constitution Of -
mixed Mexican American claims COM
mission TO adjust all claims OF Amer
lean citizens against the government OK
Mexico and OF Mexican citizens againstl
the government OF the United States.
"D)-Appointment OF commissionerc
to settle definitely the crnaizal and all
other boundary questions. including the
drflcction. canalization and protcctioni
Of the waters OF the Colorado River
for the irrigation OF the Imperial VAL
ley in Mexico and in tho United StataA
make no mention OF financial or econ:I
omic matters believing they shoulOi
form the subject matter OF negotiationSt
subsequent to recognition.
We should mako IL clear that theNoi
conditions ny" attached 70 our recoHnfsI
tion merely because our unfortunate cS-t
perenCcs with the Carranza rorernmenef
make them appear necessary to avoid(
a future trouble and above all that We
are not asking for our nationals a prlV-'
ileged position. but simply Justice"
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Englishman Meets Death in Barrel
Dash over the Cataract OF Niagara
WARNED IN ADVANCE OF FAILURE, STEPHENS
PER|SHES IN HIS FOOLHARDY EXPLOIT

Niagara Falls y l July H. Charles 6. Stephens {" I'rSo
lo w killed. today when he the Horseshoe Rails
IN bar The cak in which trip though built OF stout
Russian oak slaves and with steel hoops smashed Ike an
ggShc Jagged rocks at the base OF the cataract lc' Oh v
the bank tho Canadian SIDE but
body has been rccovcred kVcr men say ina" may
not to the for week or ten days
Stephens old and has wife and eleven rhdr'n IN
BRISTOL where barber He served three years IN France WIN
British army had planned to make lecture tour OF Eng
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Erhhy Leach. who went over tho
Horse shoe tail ~ l"ll. told stephens be
tore he started that his trir would DC
faliur". Leach predicted that IN" c"rrce
would not withstand the drop or lon
feet hut stephens refused 10 BE- diS-
Suadcd from IN" venture. Leach was
among tho spectators who watched the
start ot stephens fatal trip.
Few Saw the Tragedy.
Few knew that stephens was TO MAKE
the trip today. but when the barrel was
,nwCd out into the river on the Canadian
s,d> two miles above the falls, there
we're only a dozen on hand to watch II
was $40 a. M. when stephens was cast
adriCt Early sightsecrs on Goat island
saw tho barrel bobbinG up and down IN
but none knew that il carried man
about to defy the cataract.
Members OF stephens party followed
III. Cask down stream In AUTOMOBILES
In orc of the cars moving picture or
orator filmed the progress or the oarrci'
over the Brink
As tho barrel drew near the brink or
tho falls Il seemed To stand on end, hHSl-
tate n second or two and then glide
gracefully over tho slope. head foremost
black and white strireS could be seen un-
III il had fallen about half way down
the fact Of the cataract then II was lost
t. view in the misty spray.
\ quarter OF an nOuT pdSS'l. 'IEh ~
half hour. and an hour. Field glasses
! trained on tho boiling waters ri the base
; Of tho cataract revealed no sign Of the
caSk When the hour had passed. tho
old river mon IN the littlc Gr"ur 81
watchers began to shAk" their heads
duhinuSly They remembered that Mrs.
Arn,c Taylor had mad" the trip in -
: minutes ind that Bobby Leach was on
has way to the loop Of tho bank - min
utc~ after his barrel had been SGT adrirt
above the falls.
, Tho barrel Designed nv STEPHENS for
thr trip WAS SIX feet three inches high.
U had strap arran gC mcntS inside and an
CiHrtrirt itSht system
+ S;"rhNns Is the th,rd - attempt ;he
Na-rr' try over IN" tal's.
Mrs Nnnic E1i>"n TariNr wHnt ov"-
'~ NctnIcr. l9ni. IN an oak barrel. and
E>AHN leach made the trip in .Tuiv. l2li.
- \ steel barrel Roth AZ" still living.
T'aiSht scachnsh;s w"r" kent plavinE <
~ i've water below the falls. while
crowds on n" banks continued to watch
for stephens hcdN. At O'Clock rrac-
ucally all ~ tho barrel had hCon picked
u0. hut there still was no sign of the
yictIm Of the largely.
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McAfcc stood beside the senator and IN
lroduccd the wOrShippcrs. In many m
stances. PARTICULARLY with the Older
members. this was unnecessary. h"w>
ever. as the senator would recognize
them and exchange som" rrcolicctions
uf the past AS he iirmly shook IN =;
hands. \ large crowd greeted him as
~ left the church 10 enter his autom1-
bile.
On their return home from church.
the Hardings were joined Al dirHCr l.!
Mr. Hays and Mr. DauEhtrt!, "tt'r
which u conference followed between
the senator and the other TWO. I~tt,r.
Air hays ISSUED IA statement IN WhIch
he oppressed his delight over thc la.
he had been able 10 spend SUNDAY win
the senator and the cordial rCccpt'oi,
extended the nominee BY members VI
thu church congregation.
Whom Mr. Harding Preached.
1T he's been inevitable Of course. thd;
We have discussed some phases "t IA
political situation during our visit, NJ.
HAYS added. Il can only SAY tht-
every day more and more | c"nGratu-
late the party and the country On Scna-
ter HardinSS = nomination..
During his conference today win
ncwsDapCr correspondents the senate:
recalled a tune when hc had preached
a sermon AT the Trinity Baptist church
Ac,ording To the senator series q:
services conducted by laymcn had been
arranged 1t rnally came his turn |"
preside He decided 10 taxi" as his tcA'
the nrst verse his "nErr "o"'" '"'' Oh
hen H. opened the B!htr.
'StranECIy enough i VAS 'rc y" nc:
offended It tell you the trulh' Sa'u
senator HARDING That ended the Sc
working on Speech.
Aside from conferences scheduled 10;
la I'd
tonight ne would sec II" callers from
Ih,n on until nc had completed ms
speech Of aCCcplanC" ana tnht oniE ono
conference instead OF TWO Win INC
newspaper correspondents MGu'o oS c
hrId l.i,v during that Umc. lie was
uncertain tonight when the speech
would be completed but hoped 10 nh!sh
Il BY late this week.
senator Cumm,nS. Republican ."r
Iowa VAS to arrive tonight to CNnt'r
with the Republican nominee rcs"ru.m~
th., political situation. the Iowa sc''N
~ * chairman Of the interstate COM
,n.rcr committee. and u was CAPSc''d
thry would also discuss IN" railroad So
uatIon in connection with inc
speech. g. Call
savm6nd Robins of Chicago, former
'bcnJ of the Rcd Cross mission to huS-
sla. l.. J. Tabcr OF Earn"SNI NI'i'. Vni';
rrcsidcnt Of the ONO state ErHyH,. ., g.,
iudsc x. NJ Nanamak"T' Iahn.n",, 80,
&c Erpubi:can senatorial nominate Oh
,rrr.d Senator HARDING, "cr" al"
l., bc Cail'rs t"mgrro"'
,.-urar,r- ,Ea, l.. would receive IN"
.,..,,,yrt Of tn. ,a.-' 81 IT" pvpu!H I''''
=, illinois. N'rc '"G". r',c!''l - =,
>bl,n,i o.. thI""gp. puH"Shrr o.
t.,rnr Trr nnriD's y similar. l.
sna a!-" received from J"hn ".
r..,,r,,..on, chairman "f the 'A"'II'
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FORMER EMPRESS EUGENE Of
FRANCE DIES At ACE Of 81
5000 COAL MINERS
CALLED ON STRIKE

JohnStOWn. Pa. July ll-Ab"ut three
thousand hjtumInoUs coal miners in I'll"
Eruad Top held e.: district Number ar"
die on strike "rG"r ISSUED hy n" dis
tr!ci Officers AMI approved by lntcrna-
l:rnal I'r"siG"nt l."W.S
RI" miners hil"E" that 'hc operators
r"iu%, Ju pay the iull mInIrE rate due
under ih" government agreement which
ended III" general SlrIk" Of last winter
and the dIstrIct waG" seal" later signed
The operators h"td that IN" new scale
wiprd ont SuH.dIstrlCt rate in the
BROAD Ton ten cents a ION IN excess or
tho district has" rate which had been III
,.IIrC; sine" early IN l9lT.
The miners INSIST that tho government
increase granted was meant 10 apply on
whatever iriC" ',a- pad October &I last
Year. when Tho b.i: >irIk" hogan Broad
Top ii ii has tn" shortest haul 1" ih.la-
d"lphiu markets from hstuniMuus mines.
and its output Is douhiy important now
b"cauSH of coal famine.
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.CONC|L|ATORY
TALK At SPA
French Premier and German
Chancellor Get Together
Ir Conference

Spa Belgium. July ll-Aftcr some
hesitation. due TO the coal question: lne
German delegates today producca 'neIi
plan showing how Germany would deal
with rerarations. but they specified thai
the decision reached regarding coal
would modify their proposals
The allied experts had declared they
did no. consider that even the ngufes
submitted by the Germans would Justity
modification Of The protocol signed July
o but admitted the justice OF the Ger
man experts pleas on two points: hrst
relieving Germany OF the obligation OF
reporting TO the reparations commission
regarding the distribution or coal "ltnln
Germany. and second. approving lne
proposal to increase the output oy I'M
proving the food and welfare OF the MIN
ers. and suggesting that the German
and allied governments discuss means
TO this end.
Spa. Belgium, July IL. (By The Asso-
clated Press. THE conference between
the allies and Germans ran into smooth
or ground this afternoon after Chancel' l.
lor Fchrcnbach had apologized Tor the
remarks of Herr SHINES, the German
coal operator. which offended the alNes'
Or. Fehrenbach said II ne had known
Herr SHINES intended to talk In such
tone he would not have accepted him as
one of the experts
Premier Millerand. replying to the
German chancellor. made a most con-
ciliatory speech.
The Germans surprised and pieaseo
the allies by announcing they would
submit a plan for reparations to-mor-
row Premier Millerepd at the outset
said mo one who visited northern
France would say French mines were
ruined only through military ,nsceaSIty,
Turning then 10 DR.. Sinons. ne aHocG
Had YOU been speaking you would
accusation
the troops of France.
Liberal Treatment.
Premier Milierand explained tha' me
allies had no intention ~ asking 10 o"
served with coal before herman require
nnnis were satisfied.
The allies intend 10 treat Germany
literally. and # Germany can prove
notifications are necessary. experts
VIII bring proposals before m" confer
cnrc." continued the premier The
ailcS have no thought OF chastislnG
Germany. They think Germany is a
necessary and useful member OF the
European family. and they are deter
mined 10 help her toward recovery pro-
vided Germany is equally determined to
execute her treaty obligations. The spa
conference proves the allies want peace
and not friction.
In conclusion NJ Miliera1 I'D expressed
hope that the present Germany govern
mcnt would remain in power
This is solemn conference. when
such words can b" exchanged. said pr
Simons. in reply. Il am glad they hav"
been spoken by Mr.. Millerand. thank
him for his hope that tn" government
NAV remain IN power. but | think II
may not remain long owing 10 the ooil-
cations undertaken yesterday. The gov
rrnmrnt. however Will not shrink from
carrying. them out.
In eXiIaining his tripi" plan TOT F"-
paratiOns. Dr Simons declared
NO settlement which can be made 10
weld results 10 the allies in the near
(Cont1nued on Page Ten-)
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CONFER WITH
THE CANDIDATE
Hays and Daughcrty Spend
Sunday at Marion With
Senator Harding

Nhr.rn. .. ia... J. @s..'r- it-.I
TX. tr' t.':Yrt'an 'i'.'. 'r' 'hs rr'r
'.E 'a.r'n a''..''. n ''' "..rh.aR -.
~. l'arH * ~ .a',. I.s'I Isn.'-
,Ainaa y' paste - ..r:''. NItn %a'I.ii.
'A.r',' ".l ~ Hal" niI iintry =
ha.E.'T't q: '"lImbI:. Ha... inc H'".
.,f., ....., :rt>phnI f'!rnI and m"rI
E':r.h'.'H" r''!"na. ,"Wfnitt"'. &"
,n.!E. r nc ,hm.;.atSr Mr. Hays lat
..i' 'rr ST." f"rk Wn'r' hr plans :
:,,n'! 30 wax C"n!"ir.nG "!lh lie
Pullman I'ad"rS.
Thl. va. IN, HrS' time NJ. Hays ht,
-~rn -, Republican u"mIu"' since tn
..tii'r.a return h"rn" from Washington
ard :, ttrk adNInltg' - IN" "pportun.'
o. 'r dI4russ general matters aurrVuni
.rT tnr rampa ign
~ wah ni.p unhcrsl""i tu' H"nat"'
n.n' ulr 2! hUtu "Itn ;hn national hair
man rnd Mr.. Dauuh"r'? portion" "t M.
,p"'' u At 4, c,ptan'". NJ" under pr"pai
a,lnr ',r IA" purr"s' ot r"""I.irS an.
..sE' rr1"ns H.. n'Eh' "il,L
Attend Church Services.
Mr Hays nrrI:"d N Marion e 80
ear, r"l.r and reached IN" Hhrdin.;
r..r. ber"rr r:fr senator had arisen i"r
lr. da' " INT" breakfast waH b"!uF
It. :.arfi Mr. HAYS visited IN" admins
''a'i"n building. next door /" inc HarI'
..., h"n,.. wh' - n' ilctat"d :" h,S h""'
r.,af, personal mail untI called by 'h'
.,Tdt"F
Joined by Mr HAYS. Senator and Mr.
iirrTing attended s'r,lCcS At IN" Trim
-. baptist church. where tn" senator '
'a,l,,r. ~. george T Harding, was ais
= w"rshirp'r Tho Harding part r.arn
ID -, ,hurch shortly h"for" tn" S"rr-
i.,y opened. and ""cupiod Il pew imm"d
ta,cIy IN front or the pulpit.
Reverend = ~ M,hfcc. pastor "t IN
Church. who ua, "discoycr"d' hy th'
..uat"r. while attending chur"h som
.,,rN a.r =, Portsmouth. ohio. $pok'
an ,hc subject. '>Th" Kingdom. hi.
i.,t han3 'akrr from Luke %. 'Ru'
toll you "r truth: there hc som.
standing hcr' which shall not taS'" "'
d.air uuill 'h,y -" tn" Kingdom 6.
cod"
\c,,hcr ~ his prayer nor his ser
mon. however, was any r"i"rcn"" mad
by tho minister to his distinguished
worshippcr
Held Reception.
with ih" close rt thr S'.r wees. 4 r.
roption lasting nearly thirty minute
during uhlrh u"mbtr& "f the C"nGr"Ga
ti"n Med past IN" pnlr't ami Sh""'
hands VIII senator and Mrs. HardlnS
~ wclI as Mr. Hay. followed fo'
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ASK RUSSIA FOR
ARN1ST|CE IN
POLISH BEHALF
ACTION BY ALLIES
IN HOUR OF CRISIS
Polish Armies Are Now With
drawing Along the Entire
Battlefront

Warsaw. JulE 1.-The B"lSh"-
viki, according 10 a CommunIca-
ton issued today. haN" occupied
Smolcw!Cz and Sarny. and the
battle iS continuing in the Ticin-
ity OF MinSk. The Polish forces
are said Ia have retired south "f
the Pripct and III rodolla. but IN"
Bols shevikI attacks have been re-
peilrd near Janinia and between
Ihr PrIr": and PuNcz. where tn"
enemy losses ar" declared 10 have
been heavy
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ITALIANS AND
GREEKS CLASH
Greek Pursuit Of Turkish
Nationalists Interferred
With by Italians

Constantnoplo. July lo.-Greok ana
rtahan troops have clashsd az N@Eath'
os ,rilex northeast OF Adm, In the
ItAuan zone. ~
The creeks claimed the night 70
.nter tho italian zone In pursuit OF
turkish Nattonansts organizing at
tachs there against the Greeks. The
Italians claimed that they were polIc-
inF the district and declared that they
wore moi willing to permit tho Greeks
To intervene.
rne feeling Is described as extreme
" hitter between the italian ana
Greek OFFICIALS. The Greeks, II IL
said, charge that the Italians arc using
all possible means TO further the In
terssts Of Mustapha KemA Pash"' the
Nationalist leader.
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Consort Of The Third Napo-
leon Passes Away Sunday
Morning at Madrid - Mar
ricd France Last Crowned
Head IN 1853

Madrid. Iuly lI.-Th" 'orm"r En-
press EuEcn!c of France. died hcT" IN
morning.
t,ugcn." Mari" Il" Mnnt,jo. f"~m"r
empress of France, was born ~ era
NADIA. Nndalusia. Spain. May =. l>-i. S.i':
waq the second Gaughr.r nj Count Man
mel Farna Ndcz DO MOntlJo. bUk" "t
Tcn.r.,nda. and Maria Manuch Kirk
patr.,h cf Closlhurn. pumfi"sshir',
scotland H"r maternal grandfather
was William klrlpari"k, InIhed
states consul At Malaga, VII" was a
native Of Scotland. hut naturaliE"d
American. g
o'clock from acu'" intestinal intiama-
tion She passed away quietly IN the
IInr nnphrW. rhc Duk" of Nlha. 1T whose
rrsIdcuc, she died. Wa n Franc" and
IN" u'hcr members "f tn" family we're
absent,
Em1rcss Eugene had long suffered
from ourhalmIA and had hCcn operated
On for catarn,, t'ull imperial h"nors
VIII l4r accorded a; hcr run"ral
Tho former empress was educated ~
France. Spain and England. and rravr'-
od extensively with her mother on IN"
band Emperor Napoleon Ill ursi m
lN.l. pud married HIM in Notrc pam"
rsthrdraf Paris. January "a. NO..
Prince Napoleon. her only SON. "A" w7'
m" PrInr" lmperiaL was born M"T'h
Is. 1886.
Had Great Influence.
Tho empress had great influence over
her husband. and on several occasions
ncl"d ms regent during tho ahs"n"" "f
rhr emperor when n" was travelling or
was with his army in IN" field This
wa IN 1852, lSG| and 1870, IN" latter
date during ihc Franco PruSSIdn war
\, the outbreak or the FranCn-FruS-
Sinn var thcr" wcr" many persons WnN
accused Eugene Of having been rrSrnn-
,irlc for tho commcncomcn' OF h0SttH-
tics Later. hcr enemies. and they w"r"
numerous. used To say that she was thH
cause % all IN" CaiRmltlc~ which h"f"il
hCr \rvCrthClcSS. tn" Nn"-tlm" "n1-
.rrc.S from tho public generally r""ciV"t
rcspcctfuI sympathy. And oven after h.
beauty had faded and old age had "r"Dt
upou hcr, Shc was rcVcrcntly greeted
by ihnS" who saw h"r seated in the
parkS oC Paris 'uIoylr@ tnc warm sun
shin" and talking with tn" children
playing nearby
Queen OF Sorrow"
Lame. h"ut and whit"-hajr"d. m" r"r-
nI"r empress often was called "E.ur"p"
.gIIcru &C sorrow SNC Ma quot - A.
vavs as praying that h"nth might "nt
her long torn, nr sadness and aEp IN
hrinc h"r ~ her husband and -"n IN
tn Tri'l"rres t;ard"ns in Pa-'s thr
tCoutinusd ON Page Ten.)
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ITALIAN ARRESTED ON WHITE SLAVERY
CHARGE WILL "GET EVEN" BY TELLING OF
RECENT BELMONT COUNTY SAFE BLOWING

on y charge Of NtnlatInE tn" w Nhit" SlaN"
act He had purchased tickets for Now
York CITY for himself and IN" woman:
II Is stated as soon as IN" HUSBAND
Of the woman was informed by friends
that his wife and Eionn had i"ft h" l"l"-
nhon"d tho police Of this city and ptn""r
Roth haIlnE tn" description "f tn"
couple. caught them.
RIauo's confession. n - stated. VIII H."
prompted ny q motive L. get oven. lie
Will not gilc the details 1" amy hUt tn"
proper authorities in the ,A~c and Il WIS
decided tnnt Inspector SHttcrncli was
tho ono 'r handlr tho matter
Tho inspector W.. located IN \uri h
Carolina and Was ,xr.,iod ~ tns ''t>
SUNDAY morning. hui At 4 Late h"Ir ili
night had not arrived
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TROOPS RUSHED
To IRISH CITY
Trouble Feared at Belfast
During Celebration Of
Battle Of the Boync

ReifaSt July E-.'Ey tn" hSSo"'a'"d
p-c.sI--pr tho GO - IISt'rs Er",'".t
holiday thc ;wS!fth y: Jul'. HnnI'srS-
ary Of lh, battle "f u" BOY NJ. IT. mu.
r;ciual buildings for tn" nrS' tim IN
-r,,cnt history are occupied h% troops.
:, 49,, rontIn:cntS Of S"idj"rs on tn" var
,o,,, -c,ds into tho CitS prevents anyon"
rom entering or leaving "'tI"u, Il
search for arms
some Of the Ulster .""d'rS. f"arinS
49,. tho Sirn FcinerS m.EH' ~rlG" m"
,s,.,o,, Of Tho Orange hulrllT >" open
bos,I,i,,cN. sent delegation /" n" cab
,,rr r,questInE augmentation :" ~"
30 troops stationed her" AHHar"n'''
30. ,.,'' NaS anS"'r'" "''' '' "''''
go, q. noO men wer" sent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
WILL DEMAND REPEAL
OF PALMER 4. C.L. FUND

st Louis. July 1l.-Repeal OF the ap1
propriation granted by the last consreea
TO the department Of justice to night tho
high cost Of living will be demanded b
Senator Kenyon on the ground that ~
was used primarily to boost Attorney
General 4. Mitchell Palmer for the Deni1
ocratic presidential nomination. the ssh<
ator announced yesterday.
Senator kenyon. chairman Of the seh5
ate committee investigating presidential
campaign expenditures, which Is holdS
ing hearings here. said he was convinced
that little OF this appropriation wa
used 10 fight the high cost Of living"