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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
DEATH SUMMONS
S,H. HUGG|NS
PROMINENT SOUTH SIDE STEEL
woRKER DIES AT AGE OF GO.
Guploye OF whselirg Steel iron
Company and Member OF the
Knights OF Pythlas-

Shepherd Fa:t Higgins did vest
AaN afternoon At 40 o'clock At tHe
family residences No. $50 Water street .
following 4 lingering illness OF S'':FHE
Nntks. tn, deceased WAS IN his 6bth
year % az. He was, wSl fn"wn ana ma
had a IarSr c,rcl, of tr"hdS o. 'Ae
south SIDE who Will crgr"t us loss.
Mr.. Higgins was born near SnrrrnF a,
W. Va He removed many years ago l.,
rs> south Side. wacre he rrs''!rd u"',,
~ d.a;n. IL" WAS 4 ~;e"i worker anu
Ia. nurrher nt years wA$ employ = -
rhe E~r wood plan; 90: the Wh"eInN
:, 80, II Iron compoay. Nr was mem
Va: of til, kutghtS - "yih;8S "i brn,
o., a,,d pl.n (" d"l"Ut member OF the
Wesley VI L. chu~r1.
Tn. GerAlssd g.. survived by his VIE
Ms. Jui,a HUSE.uS: siN children. I'm
r'yry!rs. ur Wtrwn"H; Mrs. Louise
Ioyv,.r. o.. wa-w,.i: Mrs.. Wilbur Srd-
wiz - NSr''u< Err: Ms. Florence
u:.n",sr. or u. ,Nr.%,in. Pa. Miss Minnie
iir:.''s. 80 &"'r-. -" '.r"" brothers.
w,';.a.n :;.,ltrd and John tiuEElnS ana
90. sister. Ma J"nr." M"SwiEG!Hs lie
- also surv v.d hy s:N Ecandchltdren.
Funeral 9r-sryemcn,s wer" incom-
Met. "a: 4 r.. hour last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
RIVER news

Dams No. aud l. were raised yester,
dav and by noon today II Is expected
there will be register pool stage Oh
nine feet.
The stage last evening was six feet
two inches and rising. A..
The Helen z failed tn make her irip
to Matamoras yesterday, due 10 oso
boiler. She will not attempt TO make
the trip until Thursday:
Tho General Wood will be In at seven
o'clock this morning on her way, from
Pittsburgh to Charleston. and all way
points. =.
The General Cruwher is expected to
arrive here about. one o'clock today on
her "trip to Pittsburgh fom Charleston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
ANOTHER SNOWSTORM
HITS THE METROPOLIS

NEW YORK. Fab. l0---Another snow
storm hit New York today with all hut
a few Of the principal streets already
blocked by drifts. There was prosper
that the snow would change 10 rain, but
early in the day the fall was heavy with
q strong wind.
An army Of $4,000 men has been work
Ing day and night since Wednesday
shoveling snow. but little Roadway has
been made.
Most Of Manhattan's surface car sys-
tenn was still out Of commission today.
In Some sections hard packed snow
more tran one foot thick covered tho
tracks,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
Nd HEADACHE Or
NEURALGIA PAIN
Get o 10 cent package OF Or. James
Headache Powders and
don't suffer.

When your head aches you simply
must have relief or you will go wild.
IT'S needless to suffer when you can
take 4 remedy Ike nr. Jamcs' Head
ache Powders and relieve tho pain And
neuralgia al once Send someone to the
drug sloro now for dime package OF
DR.. James Powders. Don't suffer. In
few moments you VIII feet fine
headache gone--no more neuralgia pain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
KEPT ELS woIp.

1T suppose IL serves me right" safe
Unclo Bill Bottletop. FER tryin' to dc
business with 81 Simin"'
"srs a slicker. all fight" replied Jud
Tunkins
HE is. He told me yesterday morn'n'
that for twenty dollars he'd leave
somethin' with a sure nun kick in II on
NV hack porch SO gave him the
Tenty an last night found his old
mule that he's been tryin' to. get rid OF
fer twelve years tied to the kitchen
doorknob. "-Washingto Star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
HEAR APPLICATION
FROM HANCOCK TOWN

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Feb. 1o.-An
order was issued by tho State Public
Service Commission today setting aside
February rs as the day Of hearing IN
the Application OF The Southside Wafer
works company in its amended appli-
cation TO increase rates In the town OF
Chester, Hancock county. The amend
cd application was received here today.
During the day It was indicated that
Increased water rates will be author
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
RIVER TELEaRA9ES.

Davis Island dam SIS feet. rising
cloudy.
Parkcrsburg - feet. falling. clear.
Morgantown 1915 feet stationary
clear.
oil City Q feet ono inch. stationary,
clear.
Warren ono foot. cloudy.
Stcubenville rs feet. rising. CLOUDY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
,ro.,.- and Son Iaid at Rest

Yesterday afternoon at two o'clock az
~ Matthew'S Episcopal church. 1olnt
services were held for Mrs. Emma
Raper. wife OF Alonzo RapeSE: , VINO Ra q.sr
who died on Sunday mornin @.
f. Rev. r. f L. Strlder. rector Of the st.
Mathews church. assisted by DR.. 5. NJ.
Gibson OF the First Psesbyterlan chhtG,h
we're attended by numerous friends OF
The United States Marines with which
Nile Raper served FOR two years, sc.e ,t'o-
= ssociai.s in this military group who
Csns Confer, Howard HiIdebrand.. VII.
liam Beltz, Samuel Gigland and Albert
Erp. ,,,,,Frr eor,l trib-
utas was wreath OF American roses
and carnations from the American Log
ion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
CRr1 wheeler.

Carl Wheeler. well known resident OF
Cadiz Ohio, died Tuesday morning at
tho North Wheeling hospital following n
short Illness. Tho deceased was in his
26th year Of age and was woll known
throughout Belmont county. The body
was removed TO tho Mendel undertaking
parlors from whero It was shipped to
Cadiz. where services will probably DO
held Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11

Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Belle
Wlckham, who died Tuesday evening at
the family residence. Eighth street.
Glendale. will be held Thursday after.
noon at 2 o'clock. lnterment will be
made In Greenwood cemetery.
Tho deceased VIZ In the 5Ifh year Of
age and was devout member OF tho
Zane Street NJ. l.. church of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
r-rs. Elizabeth scherrer

Mrs. Elizabeth S"h"rr"r died Monday
S,.Hrurs II NJ home. NJ. 23-6 Nam
rryun5rSia Tn" deceased was well
.1nos.I rrs..n.:, ~ South Wheeling and
va ~. widow L ia;s Alots Scherrcrs
She VS. IN he" GA ;, ar Mrs Schcrrcr
Vas ho"r IN Germany and came u thS
crty whnr vouus, lady. She Is sur
lived by :vo snu... Fred and Frank
S-herrer both at nome. Funeral ar
engagements were stu incomplete at q
IN 70 hour last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
v.rc.llot.t Funeral Thursday.

Fun. raj service, fvc Mr.. Vincent Yer
callotti. wife Of q we'll known contractor
~ Ulm Grove. who died la>, WCdn"s-
day evening" will b" held In tho family
home Thursday afternoon at "'clork
by RosSer. Of -. Pauts church. viii
oshCIa,e IrtermeDt will be msh. in Mt.
C-alv.rv cemetery. The 1c""a s"t was
wsW known IN Elm Grove end had a
largo circle OF friends who regret her
loss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11

,I,ond"rt IF NIppu Ji1i. Honolulu 'aha"'
cS, InrEuaE- newspaper.
The jtpnucsr government is ncgotlat-
inr with the Alcandrrvitch' authorities
for IN" evacuation Of tho Japanese popu-
I,iion from the city the cablegram SAID
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
ss,srday morning. following the &C

Yesterday morning. following the ceIe-
f,rstTon or REQUIEM high mass at st.
W,Charrs Church at Edg!ngton lane
j Ireced,ng tho mass a short, service was
Conducted az the family home. MISS
~ Sa -. in a wide circle OF friends.
Those who acted as pal!besrcrs were.
Albert Wasman, Bernard Beltz. Leo
SEatier, Edward Stahl. Thomas SchtSs
Nd NeSt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
SAKHALIN CAPITAL
TAKEN BY REDS; FEAR
INVASION OF JAPAN

HONOLULU. Feb. ln.-Sibcrian R"l-
shev!ki have captured AleXandr"rsk,
capital If the island "f $akhalin and
foar is frl, thut tn" radical forces may
enter Japan proper. according 10 Sp"-
cial cable dispatch from tho T"hi" CORE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
street. win be hold tho funeral Of Mrs.

street, VIII be hold tho FUNERAL Of Mrs.
Louise Crimson. wife OF the late will
liam Crimson. which occurred early
Monday morning. Intcrment will DO
made az Mt. Zion cemetery. Mrs Brim-
son was an aged resident Of the South
Side and had large host OF friends who
regret her loss. She Is survived By
three sons and three daughters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11

Marx Sullivan, the grpst political
writer, 10 writing for The Wheeling
1ntellirsncsr during the coming cam
palm. Don't fail TO secure his articles
daily by reading Ths 1ntelliGsuosr every
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11

lied to the municipal water company Of
the town OF Thomas. Other matters
were before the commission from south
ern West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
Hnnhral Of MISS Harth

The ranalns OF Miss Lurena J. itarth
daughter o. Mrs Mogdaleua Unrth were
laid 20 rest In Mount Calvary cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
n S-TUR-PEE
tcIEGps,

DYou'n appreciate It because sc
nice and clean to use: RreaSeless. aud
Just the kind Of mustard preparation
you have bssn looking for. Ask fol
ACleRH's arsassless MuB-tur.pOp," In red
white and blue box.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
8, W. Bowman
;necIal Dispatch to Tho Intelligcnccr
SHOCKING DISCOVERY.

GREEN SBUi.G, Ia. Fob. IV.---W Ork-
MOI. about u draw an oven ia lHc plant
OF the Jamisou Coal and Coke Company.
near here early to-day were shocked 10
find a skeleton In the oven.
The coroner was Notified. and an uE-
GcrIakrr Sout "a the place. hut when an
Attempt was made t. gtEI"TC t. bone
thry crumhlcd :" ashes. The oven was
charged last Friday. i,,d how rh" Sk'i"-
TN -, into the furIay" IS II mystery
the authorities hHN" 1c"n n"ahi" !"
solve.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11

China Is negotiating for the purchase
Of 100 submarines.
A pheasant nest is usually nero lit
ter Of grasses and leaves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11
Rowells Funeral Today.

Funeral services for Mrs. RNb"CCl
Phillips Howells who died Monday morn
ing at her home. No. Ala Howard street,
bridgeport. will ba hold thi, afternoon
a. 80 o'clock. lnterment Will be- made
in I.inwood cemetery. The deceased VIZ
IN her SlSt year of age and Is survived
by three sons and two dauEhtcrS.
3. W. Bowman
Special Dispatch to Tho Intelligence.
CIARkSBURG. W. Va. Feb. lO--ln-
nuenaa and pneumonia caused the deaf
last night Of S. w. Bowman. c.. prOu!-
nent o., and gas well contractor NJ his
homH here Tho widow and four child
rsn survive. His body will br taken |"
Washington, Ia. his former home. i"i
burial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-11

who VIII ~ Be- New Star or IN
j ora Eoref" If you w'nrt the nvest,
tairset, best political uoJvs. road Mark
Sal'iv.u'c n:t.clos, wh!ta aro - appear
regularly In The Wheeling Inte!ngcncer
during the coming political campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
A Daily Once-Over
Dive Right In or Stay Out,

Don't be content to paddle around in sea
Nrntured. =
Go out over your head.
II is the only way to achieve, to keen 20
ing beyond your last EFFORT.
rear OF their own ability keeps men in
The winner il successful because he has
nerve and takes 4 chance
And he has thought o. the possibilities he
iorehnhd. md by careful study knows what
he wants TO do and how he proposes to do it
when the time comes. -
Don't rush un lrinsinEly into the stream OF
activity beyond your present experiences for
you must he prepared when you make the hrst
The reason many men fail is because
they have not considered what they wouid
do in case things should go contrary 10 OK :
pectations.
You must Rive enough thought to SO.
through some or the barriers. and there are
taking.
but the fact should not brighten You 100
mucn rhere is way out but you must
thihk whether you are equipped 10 go ~ far
az you wish and Keep preparing to go con
1870. ~ q 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
InromRntic Hygirnr-i.
Toilet of the r~ctk.
Copyright. 1890. by NATL. Newspaper Service ,

popular tooth paste contains according
eoho per cent OF shnk per p cent c. Gt a" a
s Sis nj per cent OF slycerin. and dashes OF
les anu 'ha' aromatic and trace OF intisep-
pr jo sSap is ,,s Sufficient for me
, Mnm,r svn IN his little volume t:vsryday
roO,h pastes and powders have no, been
sonan na,fS n tas ho1 ordinarily they
;anli when used in any quantity and for any
iemEsn OF time cuts The enamel that in Inc
Is W hd . niwaE leaving the tooth bone exposed
The Y.r i'le sT1subhng OF teeth I'd do in
~ liz sears would never wear away the enamel
ns1 GOD ,n ds tssis vs2s
'.ns "a And rs Tor tic mrdicinal nsfei
please E Meep my medicines separate from NJ my my
f0n Dr. aas SOAP aIonG is apissps
The teeth, recommends for those who do not
lie sWashea !" The 're'
h nsin the s cleansing has been completed. Fol-
"grsesHle antiseptie froth that gives out large
or a" OF rss and Il The
a ana "Earoe e mixture that il highly pleasing
,. Merely brushing the teeth. matter what
"haie may be used: canno, he considered
bacterial masses and particles OF hecaying
aeu THIS from the spaces between The teeth
SsIlx nse OF 81, dental oss many 'hs
an indvfdual who prided himself or me-" Herself
o" on perS1 , c!ea nliness. has marked the end
remedy. ""''" "''" '"e'e'''o'e "e"'"
Green stains which brushing will not re-.
drop, drop or two OF 5netnre Of iodine on The wet
With feM drops Of iea SHIFTS nf OF
monia on the wet brush II further bleaching
IS desired the teeth may now he scrubbed. or
~ wv with n. peroxide OF hydrogen diluted with
4 tooth powder which Is non corrosive Gree
n from 81 chsik> aEreeabs to use and simple to
rer9xidsa OF maxnesa, 60 parts: perborate
OF soda 80 parts; puiverzed soap. 10 parts,
Mix thoroughly in 2"o-mesh sieve. Flavor
Quotations and Answers.
, Water on ne knee,nl Is water on the knee
Answer. Usually not. >. Usually not. d.
IT. dspsnds on the nature OF the injury or the
the knee is not a specific entity. but condl-
iGs on f[om ara rom n
or the capsule or bursa sac over the knee.
Naricocele-rlease tell me about varicocale.
And where would person go for cure? tJ,
Answer--Varicocele is merely an enlarged
the leg. II does not cause serious results. Any
doctor or surgeon can cure 1t by operation II
It causes annoyance, Only, dishonest charia-
tans dwell upon the alleged disastrous conse-
quences of varicocee.
Forty am forty years old. Would it make
my hair nicer to have it bobbed on short"
About how long would it take for it to grow
Answer-fears. Cutting the hair never m-
Octoroon--Please toll me what octoroon
is. " one married an ocloroon would any chill
dren be likely to be really colored? on. FL
Of whose great grandparents was a negro and
h . ne a1s 10. %, S WheEe nn. 6
whose parents was 1uadroon and the other
n wo spTn 81 e sna
m octoroon and not colored. The possibility
nd sGSh paren's c6msn
but difficult TO establish az fact.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
From Other Viewpoints
Grabb~rs and sinekrrs. The Fool and lila
S0ti.
ny Ai.FbED Il. WILLIAMS
ny AI.EitEn Il. n.

long ma"y n Mays s srs paying nena for
parable OF the certain rich man whose batns
NE Hsre sn ,n neepsr meanins than appears
nature which applies To nations az to indivd-
uais Ease and wealth tend TO soften the mo-
RAJ hoef as luxurious living softens the ibers
., me body nifty and achievement develop
success rus nation is 'c ealsG s.s9n
- TO assert its soul or surrender It's lie
Weakening Of SOU before us at the " moment 1t
= ne ,ris,nE eism9r of discharged soldiers for
rts followed our every victorious war but il
Is h. Kru nna ,% rs TOW han here,ofors It
"rcd. sAsacions and conservative business
patro,t folly Of these young men a rh, hn
to 10, distrust ana resentment the gratitude and
stsnt aud r.orhitan; payment from d P med
,r treasury These Same leading men have:
aud safe service TO the country as jury duty
ns "na o,akns e me
best OF ua To pause from censuring the orfen-
confess tina, We have grievuusly sinnrd and
AK mercy and try t" deserve il by amend
Always there have been. among all classes
hr"n pouhe s" MAKERS Ks we aye hvJ
ana sordid grahhers and reckless snatchers at
arr, mos, effectively aided by the seirishnsss
t"i!y and bad EXAMPLES Of those who are sup
ter Of The bonus demands they are assisted
n1w~Fiuily by Special circumstances Men
Wh" volunteered or met the draft call cheer
fully ana honestly return to ma thai slack.
rIS anu ui'il uouSrrS nave proSpercd
tened whilc at home al eWge. Some tnd slack
rrS ho!dink the joins they left and at higher
pay Than they drew. Othrts. from one cause
or another. meet repuis-s and find trouble i'm
placing themselves 10 these added m en-
a nose heads We're turned by the HduIa, ion
poured anon them amt the naturally morbid
ana diskrunil-d. disappointed as the hero
worship Of the Nfst Hush uf victory and mi
,imph coo!f. These Some n ~. rip nj
TO he. others Ar" misled by perverted yjews
Many or them are good. straight men sound
AT heart: hut making fruitful soil for In.
troubie makeis. strife stirrers and xrahhers
All or us must find and assert our souls 10
gether. Else our lie and soul as a propl. and
government VIII he required OF us We will
do IT, az we always have done. before Il il
forever TOO late. The sooner We do IL The
lrps misery and fear We VIII endure, the la M
OF the bitterness OF death will inst. IL ia
the special work OF the Older. the leading the
most sNcceasfui OF comtnunity ".
Each must do IL for himself. by act and
example frat Confessins humbiy and frankly.
to himself at least how much OF a dodge r.
Stacker and grabber ne has been. II il Tor
every man. realizing his own remissness, to
he ready TO accord abundant credit to those
who have done their duty in tim. OF urgen,
stress and danger and 10 do ii in practical
ways, at cost TO his convenience
comfort and pocket. And be carefully
considerable OF the weaknesses and twists OF
m sn,, to the faults 81 little blind. to lhsii
v'5 The mora safnsstIs and speedily we ga
.hn e. wi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
News of Fifty Years Ago
tFrom Richmond Dispatch. April q. 1870

Counsel for Mayor Eiiyson and Mr.. ChahOon
appeared before Chief Justice Chase in wash
inet"n yesterday. They simply stated their
siurS. The chief Justice said he would com :
munirate to counsel when and where he would
decide he points raised.
There nothing doing in Richmond yes
trrday concerning the municipal tansir. Mayor
Eliyson spent the day quietly in his Office in
the city Han and his police fo'cc had charge
q. things on the street. Mr.. ChahoOn rema in :
ed pretty much all day in the police station
transact official business.
by the election OF a. B. GuiGon. judge Of the
Hastings Court. and Edward II. Fi,zhngh. OF
;ha Chanc-ry Court. the Legislature has fin
shed It's work far the judiciary OF
itichmond is concerned. and 10 the sutisfuc :
iion OF everybody. These judges qualified
yesterday afternoon before Thomas W. Up
shur. notary public.
OF the internal revenue collection In this
district in March SIG5.7O34S was on tobacco:
SiS.20I whisky. and $al7.3l beer The
SUM of S2h.30s.4G came under the head OF mis-
ceilaneous.
Mrs. A. NJ. Totor has been appointed Post
master at urbnnna. Middlesrx County. and en-
tered upon the discharge Of her duties as
such.
Confederate soldier from Virginia has
been appointed principal OF the Franklin
school in Parkersburg. W. Va.
In an election held in Toledo Ohio this
state Of Ohio.
Coiorad laborers are returning to Virginia
from the South. An average OF thirty day
have been passing over the Vrgipia, and
Tennessee Railroad for the last ten days.
Ex-PresidentR Andrew II ohm SON IN rrn n gin n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
PLAN COMMUNICATION )
WITH UNITED STATES
Austrian Envoy Mt Rome Seeks Re-
Establishment OF Friendly
Relations.
IBy Associated rres,.l

ROME. April S.-Means OF meeting
grave needs OF the Austrian Re
public and establishment of rand
communications with the Uni:cd
states through Trieste are o,iects
which have brought DIR. Karl Ron
ner. Austrian Chancellor, to Rome
tie told the Associated Press today
ne nopea 10 arrange important com
mercial relations with America, and
mat Austria desires TO resume cor
ulal intercourse with Italy
am at tho Italian capital" he
said. representing the new Austrian
democratic republic. which has
nothing 10 do with the Empire and
nothing In common with the tradi
tionS of the Iiapsburg monarchy.
My visit her. il OF in;eres, I,
America, as ] am aiming at the re-
establishment OF safe and rapid com
mnni"ationH with Trieste. our out
let toward the United States, with
winch nope 10 arrange important
commercial relations. We are In
such conditions az to need assistance
from ~: countries. whether near or
Tar and must trust TO the gencrosItv
or the American nation.
The Austria. which | represent IL
totally different from what Italy
knew in the past. There arc no
differences between us and ltaly
since the Adria,ic question now con-
Germs italy and Juso Siavia. I'm fact.
no Austrian minister. when the En-
pirc WAS allied with Italy. was re-
ceived as cordially az have been.
although represent a former enemy.
The loss Of Southern Tyrol is a pain
!ul wound for us. hut / trust time
Will heal II. hoping that as relations
between the two countries become
more intimate it viii be easier TO
solve the question also according to
Justice.
"Fulflment OF tho provisions oc
the treaty OF 81. German is the duty
before us We do not ask either
total or partial revision Of ,har
convention. hut only friendly un-
derstand'ng as TO the best means to
Loyalty apply II. The treaty con-
Trims numerous vague passages and
thus the spirit In which II IL APP
piled is of great Importance
The gravest questions I nave 10
discuss with Italy relate to supplies.
commercial interchange. transport
and the settlement OF Austrias in
tercsts in territories coded TO Italy,
especially Trieste. We need TO secure
from Italy sulphur, leather. silk.
hemp and manufactured goods giving
in exchange iron magnetic and tim
bcr'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
TURKS BURN ARMENIAN
0RPHANACE NEAR ADANA
1000 Orphans in Armenian VII
Iage Removed by Relief Worker
Under Fire,
my A-soeiat.L prca..I

cONSTANTINOPLE. April s.
Turks have destroyed the village OF
liarouniyi. northeast OF Adana, and
burned the Armenian orphanage
there. Two thousand orphans were
removed under fire and taken to
Adann IN safety by william Gilbert.
.Ir. Of ronkers. y. Y. They Will
Probably be sent 10 Cyprus, as the
.idana district is much disturbed
Railway communication has been
restored between Adana and Aleppo.
Turkish Nationalists have taken
over control OF the village OF Bar
dizaj. on the southern side OF the
cur OF lsmid. about nifty miles from
tonstantinopie. but there are few in
dications OF. trouble I'm Anatoiia.
Hadjin. north Of Adana. is still cut
Armenian villages are being be-
sicged by the Turks. according to
atviccs received here. Hundreds of
refugees are arriving In Adana daily.
The railway between Adanu and
Kunia. 10 the northeast. has been
cut. Leo Burke. OF Hornell. y. y,
and Westcr A. Anderson. OF Craw-
louisville. Ind. both workers on the
American Committee for Relief in
the Near East. have reached Adana
from Clukishla. about halfway be-
tween Adana and Konla. They were
fred upon several times during their
trip. but were not Injured.