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FOR sALE on EXCHANaE

Paeonian Springs. Loudoun Co. Va: Blue
mont Branch: Or. frame house: porches;
metal roof; big corner lot: vacant; sell for
shout half its value. on terms. or trade for
city property.
N. E. RYON CO., Inc,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 1887. l423 st.
Evening star., 1921-04-15

NEARBY VA. = DESIRABLE LOTS IN
well developed section. Small monthly pay
ments. Address Box 353-R. Star Office. IL
PRETTY BUNGALOW IN SUBURBAN SEC
tion of beautiful homes and well-kept lawns
Seven large rooms and bath: acre Of land
Macadam streets with electric lights. A
bargain. Can be sold for "a 500. Very easy
n T. THORNTON
Evening star., 1921-04-15

TINE TO PUT OUT Garden.
81 500 price-Only $500 cash. balance $35 per
month. SIX ROOMS AND BATH; frame
front porch; latrobes, kitchen range: large
lot. 80 by 40 feet to 18-foot alley; On
beautiful shaded macadam cool street; hall
square from cars. school. church. doctor and
stores; excellent neighborhood: fine soil for
garden. II large payments are made will
make reduction in price.
l.. 207l. EEWSOMI l1l0 ne.
START OWNING YOUR OWN HOME IN
Chevy Chase. 500 cash and so a mo- See u.
H. RUSSELL. $40 Colorado bldg. l4th 4 c.
Evening star., 1921-04-15

$3.50 Down.
HOUSE AND ACRE.
Maryland Park. near end II st. car line.
Price, $2.75O. Vacant. Keys at ONCE.
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WANTED-:rO BUY

WANTED At ONCE. MODERATE PRICED
houses in Col. Hts, Mt Pleasant and WASH
ington Hts for immediate purchasers
GRAEME I. SMALLWOOD.
xr.,- -n-o 18th at. NV,
Evening star., 1921-04-15

WANTED-APARTNENT HOUSE OR BUsI
ness property in exchange for three beautiful
lots in another citys worth $40 600. clear al
trusts. assessed At $21. 900; this 10 rars
chance to trade your equities. G. +. WAR
ING. 323 Bend bad1., 14th and n. 7. ave
Phone Franklin 557I.
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DEMOCRATS IN ].
VOTE To OPPOSE
HOUSE TAX BILE.
WILL OFFER MOTION TO = e; :
RECOMMTT MEASURE
Caucus Declares Bill Subver-
sive of Proper Taxation :.
Principles.

Washington. Aug. 17.-D@ocadp
members Of the house at . CAUCUS To
night pledged themselves to vote
against the Republican tax rsytnsa
bill, and adopted 4 resolution declaring
that the measure was "subversdye of ~
principle that should govern taxattoa
for the support Of this government ''''
The decision was reached At the
fourth meeting which had been held
since yesterday in an effort to chayt
a course for the minority. Tho caucus
also instructed the Democratic mAN-
bers Of the ways and means comnittse
70 offer a motion to recommit the bih'
Immediately before the final vote schsd-
uled for p. m. Saturday.
Tho resolution charges that the bill
relieves prohteers and tax PAYERS OF
large incomes from their first share OF
the load Of taxation and leaves at an
unfair portion Of the burden to be borne
by the people of moderate means.
1T violates tho resolution continued
"the premise Of all parties to reforr
and revise the system Of taxation 20
TINT all citizens and corporations shall
bear a iust burden OF tho tax load
Approximately eighty Of the one hun
dred and thirty-two Democrats In the
house attended the caucus and were ~
ported to have voted unaninoouSly 70
oppose the bill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
De Valera Holds Out Olive Branch TO Ulster
GERMANS AND POLES
SEEK union OF ALL
SlLESLA; ONE FLAG

Kattowitz. Upper Silesia, Aug. II
Cooperation in the interest of their
common motherland," was pledged IN
an agreement signed here today repre-
sentative German industrial and pollt'-
cal leaders and labor representatives
from all Polish parties In Silesia.
The agreement was reached Mt tho
end Of secret conference lasting
twelve hours.
Belief Is expressed that the confer
ence may result in a joint appeal by
Germans and Poles to the league OF ma
tions for a prompt settlement OF tho
Silesan question. II is also stated that
II such a request is made the petition
ers probably will ask for an undivided
Silesia, all for Poland or all for Ger
many.
Both the inter-allicd commission in
Silesla and the Berlin government are
said TO have known ina: today's confer
ence was contemplated. hut no attempt
Of Interference was made.
During the conference between the
Germans and the Poles a discussion was
held which aimed at reconciliation that
would protect either side against loss
Of their interests II rilesia should bs
awarded undivided TO Germany or 70
land.
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SIX ALLEGED. SLAYERS.
COMMITTED T0TOnBS

Now York, Aug. fisk Of d. .Ssvso
men arrested last night hy ostsee@o
investigating a series Of murders N
this vicinity and at DetToe1. md St-
tributed to q band drlcd ~rhs G4eA
Killers. we're committed to ths Ton9
for thirty days today pending a1rtRA
Of extradition papers from New jersey.
Each Of the half dozen prisoners ~
indicted yesterday in Aoouusouth coun-
ty, charged with the murder Of Catmebe
CaIzzo. July 80. 1t vas recited m fnS1-
tive complaint
Counsel for three Of tho men okalsd
me magistrate's attention to their con
dition recording that on oDo's face were
bandases his shirt and hat bore blood
stains and that his arms were black
and blue. Another removed his shirt
to show the magistrate that his back
bore blue welts. HIS shoulders ana
eyes were bruised
The lawyer did not explain how these
injuries came about> or Why no caused
them to be displayed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
Hays Gives Democratic
Postmaster a Batting
Average Of Thousand

Washington. Aug. l7.-Music 70 I'm
r-ovc the morale ~ workers whose du-
ties taxa them we'll mt" n" wee, sma
hours has hc"n tried out in the Mime
apoliS puet"rflcc and proved success
r.. \. I'Grriy. postmaster at that place
toda, informed Postmaster General
HAYS.
Tho idea was tried. Mr. Purdy said
after he had made n study of Condit'onF
undrr whirh his night force worked.
lie found mon working away from the
general noises OF the day "a Tlle
showed a low morale.
AS an experiment 4 phonoEraph was
installed. and records which 1t was
though: would rest the nerves and en-
livcn tho spirits Of tho employees were
tried nightly with gratifying results
Mr.. rurdv said although nc was care
Crir 10 cxrlair that no 'tazz' was PLAYED
until II" TaC-rnd Of tn" night. as nc
did not wan: tho men juggling ana
tossing about letters and parcels
Everybody was more alert he said. ano
a, quitting time went home with
rnorc efficient nights work done.
Tho rostmastor general approved the
idea NJ. Purdy wae characterized ~
Mr. HAYS a. q bird of postmaster
with batting average Of 1000. az
though a Democrat"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
WANT WEST VIRGINIA
REPRESENTATION At
WAGE CONFERENCE

Falrmcnt W. Va, Aug. lT-That
West Virginia should be represented At
the mex, wage conference OF the central
ccmpe titlve coal field is being discussed
consideraAy in this region. although no
official action has been taken. Mem
hers Of the executive committee OF 'he
Northern West Virginia Coal Oper-
ators Associa ton ar" ou; OF The ,ity
tonight. and no formal statement could
be secured.
A statement by c. F. Keeney, Charles
ton. District II. United Mine Workers
Of America. that he was ''first, last and
always for West Virginia" was Inter
preted here to mean that ne would look
after West Eirsnia's wage representa-.
ton. although keeney would not dehne
his stand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
VERDICT
IN THE PRIEST
MURDER CASE
(Conttnusd on Page -welve)

San Francisco, Aug l,-An open
verdict" that Rev. Patrick Hcsl!n.
Colma priest came TO his death either
BY bows on the head. which fractured
his skull, or by two gunshot wounds" "
was returned by the coroncr's jury to-
day.
william \. Nirhtower. who led the
police TO tho priests grave along the
ocean. is in Jail. scharEcd with the muir
der. His name was not mentioned in
tho verdict.
The police Investigators sought the
AID Of scientific instruments today.
Hightowrr was subjected 10 cross c1-
animation while delicate Instruments
recorded his heart action and respira-
,ion when asked leading questions.
Asked point blank - he murdered
Rev. Hesljn. Hichtowcrs blood pres
-uro went up :" m!llimeters at one
jump. according IN August Nolmer.
Chiet and Or. J A. Larsen. medical ad-
wiser OF the Berkeley police department.
who conducted the Investigation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
THREE BRUISED when
PLANE TAKES PLUNGE
Michigan Farmer, Son and Pilot In
loo-Toot Drop

Cnioptovn. Pa Aug. II Charles
Kelsey. Michigan farmer1tonriSt OF
SCOTS, Mich. and his 1c-ycar-old son
John. were stunned and badly bruised
and Aviator Frank blanchard was rem
d,rcd unconsc!ous when the machine 10
which blanchard had taken the MtShi-
gan tourists for a spin dropped 100 feet
70 the track Of the Cniontown Speed
v.y this afternoon. The plane had
lust gotten under way when the ac-
cident occurred.
The machine landed on the track and
tore through two-inch boards. The Hell
sevs were released from the hospital in
time 10 resume their journey with the
remainder Of the Michigan farmers en-
route 10 Wheeling when the caravan
l.r: tho city yesterday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
Moors Compel Spaniards
To Fire On Countrymen

Madrid. Aug. 17.-Dr Pena- Span
ish physician, who was made prisoner
by the Moors when they captured Mount
Arruit from the Spantards. has arrived
In Mellila. having been liberated by tho
Moors. who were given 1000 peSo:os
ransom. says a disra tch from Mellila
today. Most Of the packages dropped
by airplanes for the leaSuered Span
!sh garrison on Mount Arruit fell among
the rebels, said Or. Pena. TIE ho"rS
compelled SpanlardS they had TAX n
prisoners to fre 140 shells on their own
countrymen. he asserted. but the pr's-
oners had secretly made the shells Nir-
tually useless and not much damage
was caused by them.
Ono hundred and firty of the garrison
wcrs killed and 200 wounded, Dr. Pena
said Several amputatiohs were made
without anaesthctlcs. IN" wounded be
ing given cologne 10 suell rs there was
no chloroforn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
IRON TRADE REVIEW

Cleveland. Aug. 1.-THE Iron Trn de
Review today will asy: An encouraging
numhcr o' Inquiries. A continuance OF
the buying movement which started sew
e-aI weeks ago. and decided tendency
'oward hrmer prices. particularly in pig
iron. are outstanding features OF the
Iron and steel market during the past
week. These favorable indica tions are
further strengthened by modest but
noticeable increase IN steel works
rolling mill operations. From the stand
point Of the producers market. the sit
uation now Is more promising than at
any time In many months. That this
Improvement Is LARGELY psychological
Is apparent from the fact that although
tho amount OF actual business placed
exceeds that OF any corresponding 6
period during the summnr months II
still Is far below the volume required to
(Continusd or Page -welvo)
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TURNING POINT
MAY Be HERE IN
IRON INDUSTRY
BUYING MOVEMENT
AND HIGHER PRICES
Optimistic Reviews of the In
dustry By Iron Trade
Review and Iron
Age.

Both the representative organs
Of the iron industry. the Iron
Trade Review, OF Cleveland. and
the Iron Age. OF New York, in
their current weeks reviews OF
conditions In the nations basic
industry. point out encouraging de-
velopmentS and show optimism
over the immediate future.
Prom the standpoint Of the pro
ducers' market. the situation now
is more promising than for many
months" says the Iron Trad" ne-
view.
'The expectation OF some in
crease in operations in the fall is
general, and is based on evidence
that many consumers have used
M their stocks and must buy on
a larger scale"
The current weeks reviews.
teleCraphed 10 The lntellisencer.
follow:
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AMERICAN TARS
MAKE SPAN|ARDS
KISS j. S. FLAG
DOWN WITH AMERICA"
BRINGS PUNISHMENT
Crew of the Steamer Poca-
hontas Resent Insults
Victims In Hospital.

Naples. Aug. 17-Sailors belonging
TO the crew OF the American steamer
Pocahontas. today handed out chastise
ment TO a number of Spanish sailors
in a free.forall fight which resulted
from the Spaniards insulting the
Americans by crying. Down with
America"
The Americans Immediately attack
ed the Spaniards and forced them to
withdraw their insult and kiss the
American flag. Several OF the Span
iards were so badly punmel!ed In the
nght that they had TO be taken to a
hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
Moros Do Not Desire
Philippine independence

Z,mboanga, T. l., Aug. ls.--.The pla L
form Of the Moros az set before the
Wood-Forbes Investigating mssion In
a public meeting here last night fol
lows:
The Moros DO not want independents
for tho philippine Islands.
Tn. Noros do no, want TO mix with
'hr FiliplnoS.
Tn. Moros want N!ndanann separated
from the remainder Of tho Philippines
Tho Noros wish TO hc annexed AZ a
,,rritorv ~ the United states
Tho Moros want American officials IN
order 10 avoid trouble.
D,r.ctly contrary Vows Vc-" eIprrs-
rcd by Filipino speakers at the meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
ARREST FOR BIGAMY
ELOPEMENT CLIMAX

Green sburE Ia. Aug. IL After a
rap!h-nre courtship Of three days. fol-
lowed by an "lopemrnt TO Weilsburg.
- Va. Miss Catherine Slokof. OF Chr
idGe. has discovered. according 20 the
police that hcr husband" Is a big
amiSt.
A week ago the yonnG bride who IS
aged II years met Harold Wright. a
dancing instructor ~ park. near Jean
ettc. Wright took hor home that night
and made an engagement for the fol-
lowing night when he proposed the
eIopemcnt The following morning the
trip to NcllsburE was made.
Meanwhile Wright who had h"en
traced TO Grecnshurg and from there to
View Kensineton hy wife Ne. l whom he
IL said n have married tE"e years aSo'
wa arrested and lodged in the county
jail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
TURKS LEAVE
THEIR CAPITAL

Athens Aug i7.--Anrora, The Turk
lsn Na,oHolst rap'tal * ociri; eracu-
arAd hv MvSta pha EAsha Kemrl' 4 forces
ar,ordInr - tho correspondent OF Pol
ma who says his Information ca me
.-n-,r Turkish sources. Tn" Turks ar.
si.fYlrg w. uater,atS 20 the rear by
ran \ G-cck military government has
hSsr - mp IN the occupied sections OF
Asia Minor The civilians are subject
- tho military high commission and
~. - a. IN concert with tho military
e. "rr,T"rt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
GREAT QUANTITIES OF HAY Will NOT Be
SHIPPED BECAUSE OF HIGH FREIGHT RATES

raised in the Imperial vaTsy ef CALI
fornia could he transported BY WAtas
through the Panama Canal to NSW 1sRk
for ;l275 a ton against freight cn4f6e
by rail from Kansas City TO New 1Rk
amounting TO $3.50.
james Z. Suite OF the transpoftaena
department OF the Omaha e1en2nee scn
~ conditions in Nebraska and srnro0n0-
ing states. Quantities Of hay wm onS
be cut this year. he said. bSoA10
freight rates have been increased
Attorneys for the carriers oO9odo4
today to tho reading into the roeoeo q
statements BY absent persons regardanS
n. eject of freight rates and were
sustained BY Commissioner Levin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
Dali Eireann In Secret Session
Thursday to Take Final
Action on Lloyd George S
Peace Proposals - Leader
Again Demands Irish lnde-
pendence.

Dublin, August 1.-THE Dali
Eietann will go into secret session
tomorrow to discuss the British
governments proposals for peace
with the reiterated words OF
Eamonn De Valera still fresh In
the minds Of its members:
~The Dali Eireann cannot and
will not on behalf OF Ireland ac-
cept the terms offered
At the second session OF the
parliament held today in the Man.
sion house, Mr.. De Valera again
dealt with the British offer. Again
he insisted that nothing less than
independence for Ireland was In
the minds Of the Irish leaders. He
stressed his viewpoint that the
status OF dominion government
had not been made to Ireland. The
statement that such a government
had been offered contained two
falsehoods. There was no Ireland
mentioned in the terms, only two
E broken pieces OF Ireland. Domin-
ions had the right to secede, but
the Irish republic must stay within
the empire whether it desired to
do so or not, he said in his ad-
dress. Mr.. De Valera held out
the olive branch TO Ulster by de-
claring that in entering into nego-
tiatlons for a settlement Of the
controversy. northern Ireland need
not give up its own point Of view.
Everywhere these words o. Mr..
De Valera with regard to Ulster
were received as an indication
that events were transpiring be-
hind the scenes, having as their
purpose the bringing Of Sir James
Craig, the Ulster premier. into
touch with TIE Sim Fein leaders.
in the hope Of evolving some
means OF surmounting the present
impasse.
New Plan Proposed
A way out Of the deadlock which ha
arisen over the peace negotiations, asld
rom the possible submission Of tn
.erms OF Premier Lloyd George to
is said 10 have been sus
ycstcd today to members Of the Da
Eireann. which Is considered the gov
,rning body OF the Irish republic. Ire
and should go before Great Brita u
saying: we as republic, are desir
,us OF becoming member Of tho Bri,
sh commonwealth. We are willing I
xrant YOU the conclusions which Nj
LLOYD George has demanded in his let
.er. such as naval and air bas"S.
This, Il was said In high quar- r'rrs "a
hight would involve Ulster coming in
10 single dominion with South Ire
and.
During today's session Of tho parlia
nent the question Of emigration.
which the Sim Fein leaders place muc
.mphaa sis, was touched upon in the rt
port Of the minister OF home AFFAIR."
lie said the efforts made by tho Sin
+'eIn to stop young people from leavin
Tho country had been fairly Kuccess
'ul during the past year.
The Dali Eireann is composed large!
- YN~NlvAl
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Washington. Aug. 11-Movement OF
hay 10 and from Omaha, Kansas CITY
and other hay markets has been cur
tailed more than than nifty per cent by
Increased freight rates according 10
dealers who appeared today before the
interstate commerce commission IN
hearings on grain and hay freight rates
Rccause hay Is a cheap commodity and
moves longer distances than other
nroducts the traffic has suffered more
than others witnesses said. and thous-
and. of acres Of prairie hay in the west
will not be cut this year
n r T1lscn traffic expert FOR 'h~
E,nas CITY Hay Exchange said hay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
Governor Opposed to
Porto Rico Independence

San Juan. Porto Rico. Aug. l7-Gov-
ernor K. Mont Reilly today rearirned
his opposition TO any move for Porto
Rican independence. and declared he
never would appoint an advocate OF In
10 any office.
This decla ration was contained IN
letter addressed to Antonio r. Barcelow
president Of the Porto RLcan senate, IN
reply 10 communication from Scnor
Barcelow, recommending three names
for appointment by the governor
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Washington. Aus. l7.-TartN rates
which would equalize American and
foreign production costs ana i"E'S'a-
,ion 70 aid in tho establishment "f an
American dye Industry were urged 10
fore the senate nnnnc, committc" 70
tay by representatives OF the North
Carolina division OF tho southern Tar
ifr Association. They al:o asked that
the cmGarGo IN the emergency tariff
law against de importations be oou-
tinued.
Chairman r-nrose assured th"m the
corpnittee uae glad they had come.
for I, CHEERS us up TO know that the
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PROBING DEATH OF E- .
FEDERAL OFFICIAL IN
CLEVELAND SUBURB

Cleveland, Aug. 17-Aukhor4nO -
Gates Mill, . suburb. twenty miles NaOt
of this city. are investigating ths cir
cumstances Of tho death Of E J. Ina
former collector Of internal foveuuo ~
St Paul. Minnesota whose BODY ~;
found in the bottom Of = 1oWboE Na+
ChaGrip river this aftArnoA- TAsrei
was bullet wound tn Tho aodn00z
but there was no gun in tho boat IT,
body was discovered By James Nd11A
4 laboreH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
PENROSE CONGRATULATES SOUTHERNERS WHO
APPEAR As PROTECTIVE TARIFF ADVOCATES

South hn8 Ern%pcd tn" benefits 20 come
from 4 prutcCtiv" tariff program.
Proposed duiIGq on Vegetables and
fats w." tho basis on which much "f
tho DAVIS diScuSSi"n Ccntcrcd. Sera
or the oils pr"tcst"d against high rates.
rrr'nr,uG ihcrc was a. cNportabie sur
rlun nr the commodities in this Couu-
fry, Dairy interests l"'n"d with some
IF tho oil producers. on th" other hand.
in urGing M" tariff. declaring their
business vaH being nun a. 'o$.
Chairman r"ur"ss announced hnr1nr
n. day that the commit" would cor
itruc consideration NJ the tariff htll
throuAh naAt week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
TRANSIT LIQUOR CAN
MOVE THROUGH U. s.

washtn Eton. Aus. 17.-TemPorary
suspension Of tho customs ban prohibit
ing intoxicating liquors which are
shipped from one foreign country to an
other to move across the United States
was announced tonight by Secretary
Mellon.
I'm view Of the injunct!ons granted
at Detroit and at New York" Mr.. Mel
lon said. requiring the collector OF
customs TO continue to permit tho
Transportation and expectation entries
for liquors IN bond. the treasury depart
mont has deemed Il advisable tempor-
arily 10 suspend its order regarding
such shipments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
Hundred Automobiles
Found In Deep Pool

Cnicaxo. Aux l7.--Irvers who haVe
been working for n week removing auto
mobiles from an abandoned stone
quarry near Summit. 4 suburb. sad to-
dsy that there are 100 machineh N
the pool
r. rIa--v contains eighty feet -
water. Police und insurance inve'il-
E:It,r., al, in,"'.IHntinE IN" Hrcum-
.taucos under which they disappeared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
rnHY GOT THE WINE

Sistersv!lle, W. Va. Aug. lI-"hte1
Martin and Patrick O'Hare were Ar
rested in New Matamoras Ohio, after
they had obtained. II Is charged -FOUR
and oue-hoh gallons OF wine from inc
Now. NJ a man at New Matamoras. II
10 satd the men stated they were Of
ec.rs from Columbus with instructions
10 search the premises.
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Sc. 'rRnorinr- of womsn.

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE Women's
Committee for World Disarmament at
n meeting tonight adopted resolutions
stating that failure OF President Hard
ing TO appoint a woman as member OF
the American delegation could only be
interpreted as an effort to ignore the
responsibility of women for their
part in the American government
Declaring that tho committee was
ba acking no individual for tho appoint
ment the following were named as be-
ing eligible: Emily Balch. New York;
Jane Adams. Chicago: Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait New York: Mrs Flor
ence Il. Hilles Wilmington. Del: Julia
Lathrop, Washington. n. c.: Florence
Kelly and Ida c. Clark. New York: hrA
William Kent, San Francisco. and Rose
Schneidermnn, New York. Tho resolu-
tions will be presented to President
Harding tomorrov.