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/. {. DELEGATION MAY DISCUSS !.
THE ASSOCIATION Of NATIONS

world court having heen considered.
Now it is understood that the assoclA-
tion or tho world court plans at least'
will even be taken up.
In studying the naval matters the
deiera;es are undRrstood to be prepar-
Ing 10 take tho initiative and make .
substantial offer in the conference look
Ing To reduction OF naval programs. The
United states called the conference, II
was pointed out. and expects To be ready
10 submit very liberal offer on IL
own behalf looking 10 such reouct'ons'
Tho frs. meeting OF the conference
is now scheduled ,or 1880 o'clock on The
morning. OF Saturday. November L. IN
the auditorium OF the building erected
hv III. rauShters Of the American Rev.
oiut!on Formal notice OF the houY
q, meeting and NJ the necessity to post
mona corvoking the conference from 6s
original date Of November IL. Will AS
scnr within a day or 50 By The s0ts
d.nar,men, 10 tha embassies OF oA
powers represented In the dsibsrattaoA
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E,rS,e ~i,, Mo \ny THE ma
..,nai "o,,ar.i,, 80 ,,o american l,c
d;a,,-,ad ,,,r, ,o,ic,,, .fter e,.c,-
ua",,d ,r,,.<id,r ., Nason t'!;y.
INK ''a'',"'' , '.,', ,,',.. s,,a.,ins o,har
Id" ''r' ''r''""' ,,,,,.i,a
,.' " ,,,,., -. ,hioc,s Tb. CON-
,',>,.',n ,aa hna,, =, s.ss,,, witbou, a
s'',.,' n oari,. ,,i. r,oyninr
.rho .or,a,,;n, ,,,i, Ma, HiL.r.s .,.c-
,,,,,, ,.ho, an o,her candi-
;.i,d-, .r,o 1t,r, dcIsra,ion
,t., har,, h,.. demonstration
NJ Na,N,I.r succeeds as national
commander. John G. Emery. Of Grand
Rapids Mich. vii" WAS named 20 the
place 10 succeed tho late f. w. CAL
bvai:h. n' Cincinnati" killed last June.
In an automobile accident.
Nomination " mon for the Ave vice
comma ndrrsn!,,S cf the legion then be-
gau.
Ovation for MacNidsr.
n,-.r, vhsu stats after STATE delega-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-03
LLOYD GEORGE
POSTPONES HIS
AMERICAN TRIP
CANCELS PASSAGE
ON THE AQUlTANlA
Still Intends to Come to Wash
ington at the Earliest
Opportunity.

lnu,irr. \n, "-rremler Lloyd
George has definitely cancelled his pas
srgr on -" steamer Aqu!tania. on
which ne waS I" have proceeded I" the
l'ult,,l States Nuycmh"r = 10 attend the
Wash 'rvtru conference.
tbs FAC, h"ramo officially known
Ee,c rnl.igl' :rr ;he first time.
II had been ku"wm. however. for some
dayS that the critical stage the lrish
nrgnt?aiin,S had reached probably
would rroy~r; Mr. Lloyd Ge"rg" from
sailing on Saturday.
Stiu Intends Coming.
rw ing rn the grave tWrn ~ luSh
AFFAIRS t $ ~; "'cn possible I" m n
provisional date for the prrmers sail
i,c hu, hr still intends I" 70 t" WASH
inrIuu at the earliest m"mcm; possiM"
The cancellation ~ tie PREMIER o.;
h.S massage Is considered q favorable
is:hrr. than an unfaN orHh.e sign ~ the
progress e ;he Irish negotiations Tn"
Interpretation placed - that Lloyd
,;"orE" hopes that Il Crw days dc!ar -
his departure viii rnHhl" ham I" s." =
settlement reached. ~ A. least u" haHl> :
@" an agreement arrived ~ wh'rh "a"
H" worked "ul during M ahS"n'" from
'rr r"Gr'v, In ii!s connection I'M
-, rtan,c l. attached - n" fa.' that
s. James Crai.;. III" Ulster premier. -
,pmig Ia l.rTd"u SatUIidi.
The p:"m"ters ns the lord mayor =
banquet which Is to be held November
q ha,e been anxious to HAY" Mr Lloyd
George speak at he dinner. IL Wh:.h 'or
many wears Z has heen CUSTOMARY -!
IN" prime minister 10 mnk" u political
pruunurCcn"nt MIR. lloyd George.
however, has declined to make my
promise L. attrnI the function. and th'S
- lak"n N some quarters as showing
rrat he stiIl Is hopeful OF being able
10 sail FOR the United States within a
week.
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Of
OHIO To DECIDE
CHECK-OFF ISSUE
MINE, WORKERS OF
STATE WILL MEET
General Strike Anticipated IN
Event of Check-of's
Retirement.

Colu'nhu~. -. Nov. -'Dh:" r"". "N''-
ntors are to meet her" 'nmorr"" and ~
cleveland Friday :" determine "ha;
acton the, VII take under In" nIunc-
,.on " Federal Judge Anderson. =;
Indianapolis. against the "checN-"n
system q: collecting dues. The South
rrn uAio con. Ex'uauge vii meet me-"
and Eastern Onto operators n IeNe'
land.
Orera,ors intimate 'ha; they may
yrn':.h tho ",herh- on" system.
The executive heard Of the 'n'o
United Mine Workers also - 10 meet
here tomorrow 1" decide wha' aCt'un m
miners shall take N case the che'K-o'
is dropped. general strike IN surh
an event Is ANTICIPATED by officials. II
was said tonight
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Holding Relatives Of ]
Douglas in Connection
-
With B. & 0. Banditry

Canon sburg. Pa. Nov. i.-Robert
Douglas, father Of Luther ". Douglas,
held at the county Jail in "ashinStop
IN connection with the shooting OF Ross
n Goshron. a railroad detective. on q
r A. q. train near Claysvtlle his wife
ami daughter were arrested tooAy
charged with receiving stolen GOODS, on
in formation made by F. J. Hicks. OF
Washington. detective for the Balti'
more & Ohio railroad.
Luther Douglas was arrested near
Bethany, W. Va. yesterday, and accord
inr 10 detectives. was identihed At .
wheeling hospital as the man who shot
G,,shron while resisting arrest on .
rreigh; train. His parents ana sister
were held for hearing.
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MacNider, of Iowa, Legion's Head
TWO FACTIONS OF COUNCIL HOLD SEPARATE MEETINGS
The Lesion's New Commander

n II" Aisn.. Alsne-Marne ana o'heF
:,'5.'<
VI Ma,.N der uas wounded a. 81. MI
h,.I ,,,.l i..iS tn" foi.uw.n drcora-
riors Irs..ugu shed Service Cross ana
ono cluster. Gheval:er DE l-"ciR -
Iionneur. GrrIx DeGuerre. thre citations
Avr palms. one sod and ON" si:'er sta
Faurra seurc and the Italian war Cross
He was given three citations IN sencr-
4 orders.
Before h@ dcp"r,nr" from France n"
serted wI,h the S",und DIVISIONS mead
quarters.
Sinrc h!s return 10 civilian life he ha
bccr rromireni In Legion work IN ms
s,ate. having acted As department com
mander.
Mr. Mar\idrr - 2 banker and 's un'
married
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SEEING THINGS!

uWensh"ro. k". w, :: In a pmhiic
address her" t"r.xh'. senator i'9' Har-
riso" "r M.Ssissipnt declared tina the
Democrats So" \!riorN In 1920 in ihe
air aYd n" ?'im"rpl-S Coy Witch Wood
row wilson f"uEA' N!udcated"
Mr. Harrison snoke here n lie Re.
cues; uf N-u"N W""dsom. pUhlI sner and
former member AVID Sc,'"'ar, 81 the
nrmUcrt'j, national committee
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COURT RULES STRIKERS
MUST BE REINSTATED
ON THE |, g. 6. n. ROAD

Houston. Tex NOV. c.--rederas Judae
: ID HutcheSon today ruled that the
eve hundred odd members Of the sroth-
.,hood Of Railroad T-ainmen or me
International & Great Northern ralro'u
who have been ON strike since October
% should be taken back into the en-
ploy Of tho road
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FILM NAN rINED.

Columbus. O.. Nov. "a tne of u ."""
vas rinro sad IN federal court here ,ooaF
upon Frank Ftnurno! OF New York. An
a.soc,ste nr Tex Rickarh for bringing
into Ohio Aims Of the pempsey-Ia Iarp"G-
,Ic, Gc,r in violation ~ federal Jaw.
Frru~uni pleaded guilty I" the charge
in the hone that the films may u" shown
in ohio before h"ing shown thHN
mus II" approved hl the state MN con-
sorship burean
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sy DAVID LAw1ENcI.

In This ne third .; series OF
significant d!Sya tchrs. David
Lawrence. the famous Washing
ton corre spoHdsnt. te.s why the
nr.sd S,a,eS considers the al
lance between Japan and Great
Britain - \ w"nac" T. america
and the in~;GN Sinc; uf how thr
coming Cn,frrerca IN Armament
n,ou.,nsd :, t." ,dii"n.
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Ws,a.aston. Nov. =. The tinted States
has ns,ar l:;>ed the Nng,o-Ia pancse a.
,..nrr Hcp,.Gl:Can and Democratic ad-
mInt~tra;ionS aijhr have feit that al
iIarces nn,t led I" dangerous rnisundcr-
stand.nEs Europe has revealed the mis-
,n.~' winch a system of alliances de-
,p,ps The formation OF an alliance In
Crn'~a' Europe between Germany. Aus
t-:a.N.nGary and Italy was offset only
i,y =. ar,ar,, cordial. between Great
Br.ra.u France and Russia. 1t led 70
war
RGt ne objection q the Ans nE."-japan-
.se alliance has no: been merely that
y sa.s ~ England. the greatest naval
,,o~-r IN the world. as working part
r.r % Iap1n with whom America mas
asea HAVING n recent years some sror'
,..so.re t!s,u-es Il il that spurrad on
ny .hs &now'H'iGs oc sIch a partnersh'r
Tho Iaraar~a nave assumed an attitude
,nwa-l rh,0a wherein American. French
r.; ~ German and Russian Interests
~s-s '.n-.y - h. permanently injured.
r, ..ou-sA so- tho moment. Germany
and Russia ara our oC 4 bu. essentially
I, no grouping or Europa and Am
- "a IN ,r~ one hand ard Japan on the
~.'a- "oa:d England sand hY her
-. ,1Nar friends and her American
x,-S...n and would shs br'Hg Japan
q, ..',!r ;SN c!-C.e - International con-
cod a-f ccnpel her military leaders,
:, ~er~1;n from ac's which sT"'"d ul-
t,r,a-e domination ~ China and Eastern
Asa" Would England help or hinder
the task ot making Japan play the game
on a rlan. o, equality with o:hc- ma
,io~.- Would Japan pledge herself 70
-, restore the sovereignty OF China
which has become 'he catspaw % ma
tons"
Coming Of the Crisis.
Great Britain has Insisted that her
.uI,nc. prevented her from making pro-
,sSts 70 Japan. II has been left 10 the
1.,,-.d states a,or" - keep SiEi.ant
80 On Japanese p-etens!ons
7.rs crisis came AZ ne tims 'hs Do
.,,,io, urrmjers wcr" IN session The
gr,,ish government didn't want 70 oNAnd
ra,sn hv PUBLICLY refusing /" renew the
A,v,oJauareqe alliance. Wha' would
n. ,rs good Of that. - was argued II
would onlv drive Japan 'aco an attitude
90 hos,!lity.
rsoan a>ed not f"ar Impoverished
nrss,a or se.p,sSS Ge-ranr- She need
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NickerSon'S Name Not
Presented to Legion
for Vice Commander
Bv SrLAS STE1NHAUSER-
sv s1LAs sTE1NHAUSER-

Kansas City. MO, Nov. Al. Byron
Ntckerson. Of wheeling, did not pof-
init his namo to be presented TO th7
American Legion convention ns q can
didate for national vico-commanas'
The West virginia delegates lott lot
home this evening In two special carr
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MIR. WILSON AT MATINEE

WaShirrtur %UN - Former nTeSt-
den, wilson has <" rnr rccON cred tOda"
from his rPrem' slight irdi"rnsit'on
that. despite in, cement Weather. he at
tended natin"" ar = local = h"atr".
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STATE POLICE FORCE To TAKE
PLACES Of THE U.s. TROOPS

aa Sha rp'cS tEa' :Ho sat" t"""NctS. :
short time before tho armed Wl",''I. W"i 4"
disarmed by large body &C armed m.ra
W'heu captain B-nck#s aud eight? m"n
or his rompany advanced l""I"d Shhr
p!ns s"re-al days ,H'"r With warrant.
for mon wh,, innA par ~ ;iI" It ,!iS1rm!nC.
he was fred upon and ~ IT," r.SH''"n'
count-r-nre three miners W"'" -. '''i
ard o.hers wounded. ru. cr IN" latter
VAS ,'eri! ''arh-. -. "nt!' patient In
the kanawhd Na,'"l h"SI.'I' h" c~
capped aric- ha'Iuu n"'" placed Hnt'i
terhuIra arcs, hv 'Nr S'.r'. p".',".
Threats ava.rs' IN" 'rUS'Hf".llrN h."
been fraqU"r' IT, IT," illi"' "' l.li'.'.
rn.l river ,.d '' - o>p",'"d 'H"' :"
orde- 70 yr"lcr.' H'nrdSh' 'h" '.,"'I''''s g
Will ra," >" -" a.: -" ut> r"''"" 'l
their C"'unLtuh
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OVER .
RECALL BATTLE
UNPRECEDENTED
FOUR MEMBERS ASSEMBLE
REGULARLY-ADJOUN
Other Five Come in Late From
Caucus and Meet--Special
Meeting This Afternoon
Nothing Done.

While I'VE members of city council
remained in caucus in a first floor
office ~ the city building last evening.
four counc!lmen sat in their chairs in
ths council chamber and waited until
twenty minutes past eight o'clock. the
hour designated for conrenin1 Oh
council. .
Then captain W. r. Otto. councilman
from the First ward. offered a motlon
to adjourn the recessed session et
council. councilman D. 4. Morgan OF
the Seventh ward seconded the motion
and councilman A. l.. kress OF the
Fourth ward voted aye" with Otto ana
Morgan when Mayor Thonsr put Cap.
tain Otto's motion to adjourn. with the
understanding that the adjournm$ht
was to the regular meeting date Tues
dav evening OF next week.
Within n couple OF minutes tWo'
thirds Of the crowd Of spectators VINO
had gathered. expecting 10 see four
members Of council who are classed A.
supporters % City Manager Homer {.
,'rago resign. and the CraGo faction OF
council nj their places with other
Crago men. had left the council cham
Der
Then the FIVE members Of council who
had been in the caucus while the regu-
lar meeting hour Of council passed flad
into the council chamber and took their
seats Coming n this group were
Counci!men Camden :. Tancy. James II.
Beans Jacob Hilton. George NJ. Vance
and chester 6 Thompson. with CITY
clerk Howard {. Lane and city Solicitor
T. J. +. O'Brien. Clerk Lane took his
desk and the nve councilmcn took their
accustomed secis. councilman Beans
took casual survey or the couneu
chamber. then moved that Councilman
Taney be appointed to serve as chair
man Of the meeting. The motion car'
ried by unanimous vote OF the hVe
councImer in their seats. and Taney
took the mayors chair.
Draft . Minority Nsmbss.
Clerk Lane began calling tho roll.
"kress" the clerk called as ne came
to the Fourth ward councilman's name
Councilman Kress had not left the room
following the adjournment OF tne Iour
cnunrilmen who did not attend the eau
Gus and was standing back in the room
against the pallnI which separates the
xncc;ators' seats from the rest OF the
council chamber Kress, however. did
no, answer roll call.
,T,v Solicitor J. J. =. OBrien looked
around and. spying Kress. said; Hes
here
Mark Kress present" Taney from
IN. chair directed the clerk.
"A Quorum Is present" Clerk Lane
announced as he completed the roll
call
KresS stepped forward and said
Mr.. clerk. please remember that
did not answer this roll call.
i've marked you present" the clerk
answered kress.
DO as you please about that. Kress
answered, but don't forget that I did
NOT answer that roll call"
The chief Of police will see that Mp.
lcontanusd On PACs 1ourSsSa.)
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HARRINGTON IN
REFUSAL To Be
COAT To LEWIS
DEMANDS DEFINITE
STATEMENT OF PLANS
Asks u. M. W. Leader for In
structions Following Check
off Elimination.

,'hiragu Nov. "--SCcuSiug President
Jnrn l., Lewis Of the United Nine
Workers Of America. of trying Ia pass
the luck" to the organization members
Illinois State Miners President Earring
ton rnday made pubic telegram he
sent 10 President l.r"is asking for
more specific Instructions in rHs" the
operators Obeyed the injunction order.
Il have hope for peaceful seitement
OF the matter" harrington sad In a
statement tonight. Il see no reason why
the matter eanna b. am,cably adjusted
even II the stafAsers seSlt'h the check
or system"
rarrtnstons Telegram
Mr Farrington's telegram 10 Presi-
dent Lewis follows in part,
This Is 10 acknowledge receipt ~ ihe
telegram signed by yourself. and pur-
porting 70 convey instructions with ref-
erence TO the injunction issued by Judge
Anderson and It's effects upon The opera
ton OF our Joint agreement and which
reads IN part as follows:
Amy abrogat!Un or setting aside al
any part or section of thts agreement.
Including the section providing Tor me
checking or Of uU"s and assessments
cannot be regarded ~ other than Ni"-
latIon Of the agreement. and should he
treated accordingly hy the district Of
rcrrs and local unions within your Jur-
isd!ct:nr.
"rhrs part Of your telegram = =" in
definite as TO be meaningless AMI WORTH
less
Demands Instructions
"Ir III" Illinois operators should de
eide 10 obey The injunction issued by
Judge Anderson and discontinue the col
lection oG dues and assessments as pro-
yided for In OR state agreement. II !s
nhviois thai they would be en.liH ol abb
rnEa:inE our agreement. and T We were
to proceed accUrding'! u would mean
that the matter OF the abr"Gai IN must
he taken up in accordance with me pro-
visions OF the agreement. az! all mem
berS in oar district mast continue AT
WORK pending 4 decision N accordance
, with the reuu:InmcntS ~ The agreement.
lis rhls wrHt YOU want rs 10 do"
THIS iS no me for passing The
buck Every ofi:sHr should accept the
respon sibiliy that Eues with his posi-
ton, and should not try I" >tift his re-
sponsibllIties onto the shoulders of tho
members Of our organization
strike or No Strike
"As you know our international con
Ht.;ution PROV ides Ihat before strike
Involving the ma aJnri'y ot members IN
every dIstr:cI can b. called authority
for the strike must he granted by the
nn:rerS ui our 'ernai'oual Un'"n.
Therefore. requcs: that you inform me
definitely as to whether or not il iE the
desire OF our superior officers that We
cal a strike OF all tn" mine workers IN
this state In event the Illinois operators
refuse 10 collect dues and assessment
"a provided for III our agreement.
We shall gladly obey any !nstruc-
ttons YOU may have to issue IN this con-
nect!on. but before We can proceed with
!ntelliEence. We shall have 10 know
what Won want us to do"
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West virginia Ohio ana western
YsnnSyrvan1a-ratr rhursdhy and frt-
day; riding Temperature.
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MINISTER To
PARAGUAY NOT
FOR WHITAKER
WHEELING MAN NOT
WILLING TO ACCEPT
Would Have Preferred Ar
gentina or Chile, Which
Are Not Available.

SPECIAL riSNgt,h /" III" int"'iS"n'r'.
wash,nCtoa II. =. N"v :. \. Ir''"
Whitaker. If Nhccl!nS, at'"mrahl"" "F
Senator sutherland and congressman
RoScnbloom. was "l:" o. l'"S'"''''
Harding's callers today. IL" N"Nt ~
rinlans discussed With III" president 'h'
chances Of NJ: W Nh:'ah"r for an appoint
mon, IN the di3'omau" service. WIN
,ssIcrm.n, "a a Sourh American capital
Minister 20 Chile or tho Argentine
was referred 10 az an agreeable berth
for the Wheeling man. hut tie "rHS'd'nt
iutima,ed that these tw" appointments
had been decided OH. II" suggested Far
spuor but :his wa not satisfactory 20
Mr. Whitaker.
Nothing definite resulted from this
carl eHceu, Il was stated bN has Spnn-
sors that Mr.. Whitaker undoUbt"dIv
made a favorable impression upon the
president
GOOD Chance Fer Robinson
K Robinson oE LewisburG "andi-
dale for appointment TO the position or
United States fish cummt SSsoner '%.led
IN Assistant Secretary Of Commerce
Houston this morning. Il, Cnmpani"d oF
Senator Sutherland tongrcsSmcn t'h"'S
and Bowers !. W. Fen!On. prlra'" seq
rc,ary OF Senator Elkins. and w. +.
Hines OF WEite sulphur. WHO cam" 10
WASHINGTON with MIR. Robinson Lar"
this afternoon. Mr.. Robinson. hF aH-
pointment went alone I" r"n'"'"n""
with Secretary Hoover and NJ hN"H'-
on. Mr. RobInsou upon his visit nero
two weeks ago. met and discussed ms
randidacv with President Harding. lie
| has a record oc eighteen Years with tho
! bureau Of fisheries lie was appointed
! bv Congrcssman Bowers when th" Ia'-
/ ter was Ash commissioner. position no
: held under three presidents. Mr. Eow-
.rs has tod the president and mis-" Sec
! retarv Hoover that Mr. Robinson Is the
/ best qualified man now applying Tor 'he
, pos!tnn His endorsement. u - h"iIeN-
! ed. has had great weight. Mr.. E"o!nS"n
! also has he hearty supp"'' ~ h"ih
! West Virginia senator's. l. - ihuuEht
; that he stands au excellent 'hAn"" "i
J receiving the appointment which. S"'rr-
! tary Hoover said 'NdLT. would rr"hah. y
! not be made for a month.
! Today'S West Virginia visitors IN
. rlldcd Waiter ;; Iir,lauan OF charles
! ton: l.. NJ Dorsey arl Goo. W. Williams
Reckley. y Pcicn Whltaker. Nhe" Ing,
G. II lIetzel and lHdce 7. .. Pearson
. Charleston: ". T.. lIIn"% White Su!uhur
3 X Robinson. LN~'shurg nd ir !.
Il. Baker. NcNcrty.
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Senate, on the Other Hand,
May Incorporate This Fea-
ture in the Pending Gen.
eral Tax Bill.

Washington Nov pepi"rnG the
effort 10 pat . ha.r> IAN through the
senate a. tins Tine chairman tordDeS
OF the house ways and means commit
tee disclosed today that Il was his p an
tn bring TN "A sales TAX In connection
with the soldiers bonus h.il which he
said would bc rcp"rtrd during the COIN
,ng regular SESSION of congress-
We want - reserve the Sd les tax for
he nUrVS Oli.." Mr. F'nrdney said. and
vr viii pass tim; measure soon after
congress re, unN cn"S
Earlier ~ the ddH. Mr i"rdneN R-T-
r"scnraiiS" Green ~ Iowa. and RspreS'
rniati'r l."nGNOr;h Of Dhi". rankius
E"ruh&rau IN tho ways and means com
mite. A.,d .uf"rmed >"nn'r leaders th";
Under IT, condition w"Hid the h"Ts'
.Hrrr, g., :, sales 'aN AT TINS I,me
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With proponents "f Tho Smnot plan
Gaining oniS ~" woes less than u
majority Tor the sa'cS tan. some Repun-
nran senate leaders Thought lE- fate
II tina propose lll"n w"H i Ice decided by
disrrSsinnS on no ,raa'r ii""r. This IS
Tho Wow ~ SENATOR i":rnS" "f rennSIl-
,nu.a n rNIrG" 80 II" 'aN revision bill.
vino said h" u r''h '1s!St upon full and
free d'sr'!Sslru ~" dGdri mat v hi.e he
would n"' "rrnsr sa."s tax. he was
DN' ;rrrrr"l L. lo'" :"r il anh added
mat tho Snaur.. ComTittrr thouRhi -
was h"s' 10 cav" deriA:Hn on he "a ,"s
,aI 10 n. senate ;'Sel.
1t means N""i radical re. son ~ the
uho'e TAX e,st-u..' NJ. F"nrns" 81 d.
and II vas agreed ;hat n" committee
ought lr, 90, take any stamd on such an
.rnrortay' and far reaching matter"
TIE latrst canvass nf he senate today
hy tho leaders vas said - have shown
thirty RrDrb b.',an senator's fnr III" sales
TAX twelve against Il and 'WelNe Doubt
ru' win s,l absent "r not Uolled. Two
democrats Wor" reported raNorlnS
'n.- '"rrn - iaNa'i"n. with three others
irut,ffrl
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Another Might Session

ml" ~" sd'Cs tax conferences went
- ~ rormIttsn rooms and cl>~" here
.'.n senate rroceeded with the tax bill.
,,!rr0"':rc consideration "f majority
rnmui.i'"" am"nimcnts. and taking VI
changes irnH"sed hy individual sena-
tors
hard >urCcs>Itr n:sl,: session was
held and those in charge OF th" meas
,.." hoped hat by tomorrow the way
wr"h II" cleared for tho remaining
,rrr. hig lights soldier bonus, sales
TAX and graduated corpora ton income
tax
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Has the Largest Circulation "t
any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia
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