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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
TWO OF bandit aAEa ESCAPE IN
THIS OBJECTION AFTER GUN
BATTLE WITH SHEIITF
ARE THOUGHT TO BE HEADING
TOWARD P1TTSBUR9H WHERE
THEIR GHL FRIENDS LIVE
HARpwARE STORE SAFE LOOTED
-SHERIFF CAPTURES TWO WHO
CONFESS TO THE THEFT

Thee boys AZ under : years ~ aG"
"a d 20 h~ implicated n safe robbery
y, I'hriChcy nN - some IN" sun
dsv morning a-c h",ir, 81 80 u" heud"'i
toward Wheeling. and lrca' police have
hrAr warned 10 bc IN IN" .o"kou, for
them
The boys arc hc'rcv~d 10 b. coming
his way and from h"T" gn'nc 70 T"t'S-
hurgh whcrc = - II d 'h"y haH" severn!
CIR fr'end< l.'.nG on ',rr"st street.
Tw" boys md on" man ar under a--
r~S' IN t'nN:rhsvi;'". and are SH'. -
ha,. confessed "art ally - 'ak.ng Imrt
~ ,hr robbery. Th' man. W." < about
- wears o. aT". r7s gwen Ms name.
Will" n" boys drc'a-" :h"v ~" Andrew
Smith, aged !? Years. - Pittsburgh.
and '7Yr" 'iI'ro. -. "f Akron
smith ana tn" mar were ar-Hst"d II
Tlppcca nor arter a gun h;tlc with N"
sheriff ~ Tus,a-nwaS county N ~h.'h
tho sheriff had broken ur nc gang -
boys C;it'o was arrested IN tn" nHt-
skirts y" I-hr.rhSl 10 whC-" the auto
mobile ihey had stn.cn afr"r their rob
bery IN T'h-,rhsyr'lc Va Ina ndonHI
The rol e" or l'hrichsy''i.r Mt An early
hour tn. morn. ng. stated they hel:ovn
Tho arrest or the 'h-cc means ihc b-ran-
ing n eastern OHIO. Northern West
Ni-6in:a and Around Pittsburgh.
TIE r"l,h~-v which to tnr"" ~"
charged witt VAS committed sometime
Saturday night and was discovered h~
tween ) and I o'clock Yesterday morn
ae E~a rhy toH3S wcrc at "nC~ not
fed and no sheriff with several dcpu-
tics met III" boys a; Tpp"caro". ahou'
Is miles away,
When tho shA-:f ordered N. mach -"
n xhich hey wcr~ riding 70 stop. soy
oral revolver shots wrrr exchanged
Thr Two who were captured by :he
sheriff were senarat~d from tho -anain-
der OF the crowd and were arrested al
hour nter
However, ~" group In thc marhrn"
turned and mad" jhrir getaway whs.r
tho sheriff and his u-n shot after them
Il IS said
Th, machine was d:arovc-cd =: =
Point about 'wO miles from Uhrrh*-
villr where Gitto was arrested
The three wcr" taken 10 Uhr'chsvill~
where T. ,s said they hav" confessed
n rar- 70 the -obh~ry Thev wore s;lll
be ing Erilled AZ an carly hour tn. morn
.nr by ~" officers.
The p'arc where me robbery occurred
paa hardware store a: Fast Third and
nasson Strrc' Tho amount taken could
no, be learned dnhn:tel" hu' I was
.ah $40 was missing However The full
mount was not given by the officers Of
the company.
Tho local police had nothing TO roy
up 10 an carly hour This morning. AL
though II was intinatcd they ar" on
,he lookout II IS not hnoun whether
the boys have stolen another machine
or whether they are riding on the train;
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Five Arrested Following
$4,000 Mail Robbery;
May Be Toledo Bandits

Chicago. Ma-th G.--t'v" men w"re'
arrested today in connection with ihc
cobb ns as; night of ma truck.
I'ugtal authorities 81 'ha; the ."ss
would not eNc"rd $50 900.
Several aiGlriunai arrests n chicago
and Tolrdn. ONO. wrr" PROMISED by
u>'oTir" inspectors work ,ng IN IN"
arrest IN WaukeEan. IL. saturday o.
James u. BahcocA and M:,ha"! O'Eon-
nor oC To.edo. The two wr-e said IN
have driven into v nrxeSaa "a tho autp-
mnn.'" used t, n To,"d" han-iit gang
that recently executed $1,000, ooe
th"C: there.
W. ! Carrot = To riu detective A.
r:y~,I " WaUA"gar aod QVT> noncd n"
~" anon. Afiervacd hN uk,''arrd nat
IT, had uncovered s"vcra. n"w dc>r'up-
mcnis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
Turk Nationalists and
France In Peace Treaty

Har's. Mar & rHac" '"rr's between
France and m" Turk sh Nat ona lists are
80 hn signed N ra-;s tomorrow The
'crmS have boon aG-c"-i uron by Is
raol Fey. 'he National ljSt del"Ea," hcrr.
and MS associates md Echi- SamY
Eoy. head or tho Nationa ''s' h"'"Gat'on
n l.nndor. : coming 10 fArjS tomorrow
~. aTi1 h:S <,Fnaiur" - III" treaty. Hos
'.;'ti"s hav" already been ordered stop
pod BY both sides.
Tho evacuation NJ rilria nv m"
French. whlch 's N" most important
point - N" t-"atv. IS mad" possible bv
Turkish 9r"p"tanc" ~ ~" London pro
poSa' f"r N" projection or minor ti"S
and nv tho action Of tho Nationalist AZ
Ssnbi" N ANHDr' Consrnt.ng %
grant a high dcrroo ." SCI" government
% tho natives. Tn" Na;:ona!!stS cons
TO- I H"ar approach - autonomy VII
satisfactorily dispnS" Of IN" kurIiSt n
problem. whcrr tUAr" was a demand for
independence aftc- iho a-miStiCr.
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TENANTS union AND
ALABAMA CITIZENS
ENGAGE IN BATTLE

SCotthoro. Ala. March 6.-Attempts
nj friacn members Of the Farm Ten
ants l'ni0n 10 release four OF their fel-
,og un!on:StS from jail At Stevenson,
near here. today resulted in gun bat
10 between the union members ana
about $50 citizens and officers.
No one was killed or wounded in ths
battle but hve Of the rcscuinS party
were captured and with the four origin
ai prisoners arc locked up in jail here
Deputy Shcrrr Stevens. OF Stevenson
last night intercepted band or MEM
hers o. the Farm Tenants Cnton, as u
was a bout 10 start on one or lts nisht
riding expeditions. which nave peeh
:~-rorizing northern Alabama. ans
o,f:rcr was ahlc 30 arrest only fAur oe
III" prospective raiders. and they Wefe
placed IN the jail at Stevenson
To-day - party Of htteen. from the
~ tbluS Scit'rm"n'. tho supposed head
quarters o. tn" night riders. rode into
Stevenson and opened fire on the odi-
GERS qua rdlns the jail. Citizens, warn
81 Of tho impending attack. rushed
from their homes and with the AID or
tnc Officers repulsed and put to flight all
cArcpt five OF the band. who were cap
.urnd and placed under arrest Fear
,nc 4 possible renewal OF the attack,
al Of tho prisoners were brought 10
this city.
officers who took part in the street
hattIr said tonight they recognized
and announced ;hev intended tomorrow
many OF those N the attacking party.
10 organize posse in invade the Fahius
settlement
Tho Farm Tenants Cn;on tonight
ca lied a mass meeting OF its member.
ship TO be held tomorrow with view
OF cooperating with the Officers. In the
"a pturc Of the night riders. who. oni-
crrs nr the union declare constitute
radical portion Of the union. and alone
are responsible for the outraSes on
farmers Who have refused TO join the
union
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JUDGE IRA ROBINSON OF GRAFTON MAY tk
BE NAMED COMMISSIONER OF internal "
REVENUE UNDER new ADMINISTRATION
Radical Meeting Is
Broken Up By Police

Philadelphia. ra.. March 6.-Ehfa-
both Gurley Flynn Of New YORK. ana
eight philade lpnians were arrestee
here today. when police stopped a meet
ing at New Garrick hall AT which MISS
~ nm. was to have been tho principal
sneaker. Quantities OF alleged radical
literature wcrc seized.
The prisoners were given immediate
hearings before magistrate. Miss
Flynn bcing hold in $4,000 bail Tor
court on charge OF "orsanizihg ana
originating n radical movement con-
,rary IN the laws Of the state, and pos
sesSins seiItious literature.
Tnc others were held IN various sums
on charges "ot fomentnE disorder ana
possessing scditious literature.
Two men who refused 10 leave the
from. OF tho hall when ordered BY the
noltcc 10 do so were each sentenced to
i've days in prison for disorderly con-
duct,
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BIG OIL CUSHER IN
FAR NORTH REPORTED

Dawson. y. T. March s.-TaIes OF an
oil ,r,u which produces hfteen hundred
harels DAY and shot oil 100 feet IN
- IN. air before Il was capped. were
brought hack from Fort MaePherson
today by 4 rat-ol OF mounted police
vho ,ef, here III early January on .
5oo milo trip 70 the mouth Of the Nc
h,nzts river Fort MacPherson is on
tho Mckenzie river about 500 miles
.outh Of the Artic ocean and 500 miles
eaci OF the Alaskan border.
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Report Strenxthoned

The .I.cria! from Washington tri'lnS
OF irs irvbab.c Ippu ncnt OF JUICE
Ira +. Robinson Of Grafton as nlled
St,ins commissioner Of Internal revenue
ono Of the m"sj important "r!c"S 10 ne
r,'cd Il, tho Harding adm nisirat;nn .'S
>;rrnerhcrrd Ivy III" following Assoc
4atrd I'reSS telegram:
Washington. Mar. Sra t. Fob
inscn nf Grafton. W Va. former
,h:e( justice Of n" West Virginia
,urrrrr court. : understood 10 D"
under serious consideration fNr aH-
rrntmrnI 20 Inc post Of commas.
sinner cc Internal revenue. tacated
ny inc resignation "t William NJ.
W;,Ii,nS The nomination ma! go
,n ;Lr srna;r tommorr0H.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ooHrERENcE

C7arksburg. W. Va. MAJ. 6.-For tnc
purpose Of cfecting a general reorgan'-
za.lon OF tho West Virginia sunday
School Association a conference IS 10
be held May 10 AT Charleston. Il : an
nounced by thn Rev. DR.. A. \. Snow.
OF this city. General Executive Serr"-
tary. zach Of tventy-four cvanSe!ica
denominations IL recognizes will send
A dclegnte, and Ike number will be
sent from the state. according 10 re-
HionR dfyisiouA
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CONTINUED on Pago Ten.
$4,000 MINE STORE
FIRE BELIEVED TO
Be INCEND|ARY

Fa!-rnnn, " Va. March S 4 7roP'
crty loss Of So moo was causcd by
nrc that deS'r royrd me -torH ne '"e' tn-
ce-vcrd supply o"mnan! a. Jam so"
m.nc No s ~ Pennington. n""r mere
SUNDAY morning.
The origin oi tho fir" h"- no. N""h
d.,cr,rlncd hU' suspicion r".n'S To-
ward !ncrndlar.snl A. tho" VA" u" "T"
:, ,hc building WHOM ~" C."TN> '"''
Saturday r.:h, Sheriff 'har.tcn -
,ondu, :inE AN invest. sHi.cn
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JAP AN STANDS
PAT ON YAP|
CONCESSIONS
TOU. S. MAY BE MADE
Island Empire May Enter
Proposed Naval Disarma-
ment Conference

Toxic. March 6.-JaPan will not yield
an inch on the question OF her mands-
turial rights on The island or Zap, an
Official Of the Japanese foreign otnce
told the Associated Press today when
asked for n statement concerning the
rresent status OF the controversy. She
may. however. make some concessions
concerning disposition OF the Zap cable
station. he added.
The rccent declaration Of Visccunt
IshiI. this Official continued. was made
upon his own initiative. but represents.
on the whole, the attitude which the
Japanese government finally will take
with regard to the entire Yap question.
The question OF the cables, he assert
cd. is a matter for settlement by tho
;nterna tional conference on communieA'
lions, but japan may make concessions
r ron c~rn!ns the Guam lice Ia tho extern
of handing over to America the Guam
end. Japan. however. would continue
to hold the zap end hy virtue OF her
Sovereignty over tho island. granted by
the allied supreme council. and ratified
BY the League n Nations.
Prima facie t.ic To the cable Ta'
obtained by Japan during the var. he
continued when Japan cut the Zap
Guam cable.
Asked concerning Japan's attitude to-
ward tho conference between the United
States. Great Erita;n and Japan on dis
srmamcn which. II is reported. Inc
United States senate has asked Pres,-
dent Harding 10 call. the official replied
that Japan WAS not IN position I"
speak definitely until such an invitation
actually has been received.
Jrran'S frame Of mind might be sur
rniscd. however. he added, from previous
utteranccs Of Niscount Cchida. the for
c.Sn minister. agreeing in principle to
Joining in an international discussion
Of armament limitation.
"Of course, if America and Great
Britain agree 20 confer. the japanese
government naturally would attend such
conference. as has been suggested
he said.
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DEATH FOR TWO IN
MOTORCYCLE CRASH

Cincinnati. Mar. 6-W.l.Iam Clark. 10
ears old. OF Pittsburgh. Pa. was Killed
Instantly and Cornelius DorEar. age IS.
Neupor;. Ky. recei' I'd injuries from
which ne died while being taken u
hospital today when the motorcycle
which they wer" riding ran into tho
guard wal OF TIE b-idg" between Gin
c,nnatl and Newport. Tho skulls OF
10th men were fractured.
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Senator Elkins' Secretary,
John W. Fenton, 10 Be APP
pointed District Of Colum-
bia Commissioner Fore
cast of Other Selections

Washington. Mar. 6--Tu" West VIZ
Einians are expected 20 receive appoint
m"nrs from President Harding within
zen ncxj day or two. They are judge
Ira T.. Robinson. Of Grafton. whom Re-
ports today haze Il MAJ b" appointed
commissioner Of Internal revenue. ana
John ". Fcnion. Jr who Is 10 % named
a commissioner for tie District Of Col
umbIa. Nj. Fcnton * private Secre-
tary 10 Senator Davis l.ln ms
Judge Robinson has not been ConSid-
cred Il cand late for the Hppoint mehi'
which i is Said ne may get. but trends
ga ID today he would ACCEPT Il Snou'd -
be- rendered MIN
Nrws Of NJ len;on'S prospective a7-
pointmcn, IS no, 50 much Of a "urpriH"
N !.slrict pu!j,!rS. T. has been discussed
for scNera weeks.
Robinson Surprised
,'onrcrn.n: the report that Judge
Robinson IS hc;nS considered h. Fresl-
dcnl harding for United state. corn mis-
siunc" { Internal reIcnur. judge Eoo'n-
son stated % the Intci!iG"nC"r cores
ponden, tonight that he knew nothing
uha;r,"r concerning the rumo:. ~: de-
rla-cd he had not been candidate nor
ever thought Of benz one. Il was az
news IL HIM and news OF surprising
naiHr". hr said.
%euncr Senators Elh!nS or sutherland
cou j hr reached by phon" 'on!kht 10 oc
ASKED about the report. Ha''"n"I COM
m,lteeman virgil l.. Highland. "hcn
seen al his hotel. sA.d hc know no'h'h%
OF Tho ba sis for tn" s:or?. which WAS
carr e.. hy an cIcU.nG ndrer..
State Appointments
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WOUNDED SENATOR
DIMES WITH PRESIDENT

Washington. March s.-Formcr soma
TOR henderson "f EevaoA. who Vas Snof
and slightly wounded N IN" forearm
Yesterday by Charles A. Groch. TaHoma
Park Md, was able IN iakc br"aNSat
this morning with President Harding at
G-asSlands Country club, near WASH
inrton. Mr. Henderson suffered practi-
cailr no III effects from the shooting.
CROCK s N Jail awaiting arraisnihcnt
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BURNS THE VICTOR

T:ttSbu-gh. March 6 Tommy Purns
~ cumberland. Md. had n" h~t'rr or
RuCk Grouse. according - MA a,or'tv NJ
nauspapcr sporting writer's. IN thor zen
round bout her" last nigh. GROUSE
noo-cd Eurna rnr~ during Mo fEh' hut
tho lat,c- uca 'hnrod Tho storm and N
frrtod ruch punish m"nf IN Grouse dur.
lnE mo-, OF the battle.
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ALL SOUTHEASTERN
RAILROAD employees
TAKING STRIKE VOTE

Atlanta. ia. March : --Deciar-
inE IA" st-:kc rC The Atlanta.
birmingham d Atlantic railroad
cmp'ur", detrimental Ia ;he pub
'ir interests. ihc United states
board "f mediation has trnderod
- Sc-l ICES % bring about an
aEr"cmrn, b",we-N ive- r. l..
Eugg and the striking empsoycs.
I,mmiss'onrr Cha berS and
Assistant comm 'Sslnncr kiuuZ
VII arrive her" tomorrow 10
hr..n negotiations. according
10 ar anrnuuccm"nt lat" to- +
nigh, by brotherhood officials.
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Macon. Ga. March C Railroad crafts
throughout IN" southeast according /"
information received tonight from Union
sources. have started tho taking "t n
strihe vote.
Il VII! tak. the entire week. p-ooa bly,
longer TO complete the vote, Il was ~ ~.
No immediate walhout on railroads
in the southeast. IN sympathy with me
employees "f IN" Atlanta. B.rm .nSham d
At.ut,r railroad = contemplated. Il -
81 i. but tho labor leaders desire 10
know how the men stand for the Nur-
pos, cr determining future action IN A.
t. a. \ matter.
Reports here indica ted that there w1S
no effort II move freight or passenS"r
trans on the 4. i. & A. today. and X
was reported IN ahcr circles that Re-
ceircr BuES wiz not attempt tn resume
operations un;;i employers decide TO re-
turn TO WORK.
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ERMANS IN FRENZ|ED EFFORT
TOPREVENT ARMED INVASION
Hurried Conferences of Allied
and Teutonic Representa-
tives Precede Fateful Meet
ing of Monday

Rcr;;:;. March s. Il - S"nl-
officially announced ihat d't"r
has ing received a report from
:he German delegates 10 n"
-rrarat.onS confrrra"" ~ Lon
'An. two cabInc, meetings were
",G SUNDAY Between ih"S-'
meetings ther" was a conference
with the experts.
vs. rcSul: - N" dclIh"rH
tons. Instructions were sent :"
:hr German delegation for u5"
N Mondays negotiations.
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CUBS IN rRAHNo.

Los Angeles Cal. March & - What
Ma anAEer Johnny Evers called ther
-r~aI training" will begin tomorrow for
-. Chicago Nationals Tns pitching
7rd catching stan are now IN Pasadena
where they expecc 10 be joined tonor-
row by the revs lnder OF the club.
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DAY Of Conferences.

London. MarvN S iRy the Associated
prcsS)-Trr GERMAN dc 'eGa,oD ~
eJt the allies ;o-nOr-ov At what may
prove To be the f.nal conference :or
settlement OF rcparaGonS. Interest
for the presen; c"nters n the outcome
ct the meeting yesterday between l'T.
: mons the German fore XII secretary,
and PremierS Lloyd George and BRAND
and otncr French ministers az Lord
Curzon's house. Il IS understood that
Dr.. S!monS Indicated what IN" Ger
mans desired 20 reply tomorrow -
the a,l.ed ultimatum. This was CON
siuered at an Informal conference or
the allies after the meeting Win l'r.
Stmons.
The British prime minister went tn
Cheque-S court !or the week END ana
NJ. loucheur. the French minister or
,.herated regions. went there io-da!
10 see HIM. They returned 10 London
together. and Mr.. Lloyd C'H"rg" sum
moned meeting OF n" supreme coun-
ca. which began shortly after cock
this evening and continued tor ;"o
hours
Those attended Included n" pr.n'
minister and Lord rurz"n and MN
BRAND. Loucheur. Ecrthciot and urume
IN addition 20 representative OF ita'E
Belgium and Japan The discussion
were not finished when the council re
ce.sed for dinner Ia 1880 O'clock TA'
ma t,cr was considered S" important tina
Earon Iiayashi had To- be Cal'"I iron
the country 20 attend
fTi:py the dinner recess, 1t - under
stood, there were further c"nmnn'ra
ions with the German delegates. an
when the supreme council re-aSS. mh'e'
i, was asserted that the serious discus
sfons were ouiy th"n h"cInn.nG.
About an hour later the coGn>t al
iourncd. No formal communication va
issued. but the correspondents ""-" az
,horized 20 say that the German d"'eSn
ton had no, 70. rcc":ved from H"r.i'
formal AUTHORITY 20 maze reply /" ih'
ultimatum. Ths- offered certain snS
yrstions respecting IN" terms Cf pa!
ment bu; tho suggestions ~cr" so IL
compete that The allies wore unah'" /
consider them as \ bass for 4 deciSi"n
The supreme councl! VII rr ASSEM-
A, 1890 tomorrow morning, ne "e1
mans being summoned l" appear al 10
FarN
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PLEDGE OF suPToBf.

Chicago. March G. - The Chicago
Federation OF Labor today pledged ITS
resources. moral and financial. to the
100000 workers in the packing house
industry in their determination to 20
st>t TO the last ditch 4 breaking doVa
o. tho eight hour day"
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I" W2A3Rn

Ohio and wsstsxa Psn1SylvA11n-2ae1
NoadAy. colder IN south pornoa; 9Naa-
day u1Ssttlsd, probshly rAt1-
West vtrH11nA-1AowsrS Oh xe1AAy;
fns0dAy cloudy. "
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VIII Resume Operation.

Atlanta ia. March with approx
!ma'cIy hfle"u hundred employees on
strihH and with every train standing
.d!. Il. l.. EwsE. receiver Of IN" Atlanta.
birmingham i Atlantic ra';roaI. an-
noUn"ri ,ou'Eht tha; arrangements were
ben" mad" IN an orderly manner ="
mpioy ncN men and resume resuiar
$chcdulcS soon rs possible.
In ISSUING this statement. NJ. RusG
who was formerly president ot the road.
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Won't rner,ass Offer.

Berlin. March s. The recent Sp"con
in which Premier Lloyd Ec0rG" al
down tho a!.:ed ult!matum TO m" Ter
man delegate az the lundcn con'"reh
on reparatIons was N reality addreSS'h
over thor heads 10 the new pr">'dHT,
OF ;he United States. pcpu'E StTeS"man
OF the Peoples rAriy. declared before
the reichstag today. THIS der'ara""n
came out In tho d-oatr which led 10 tn'
decision OF the German government not
TO increase it's r~parRt!on offer made IN
the counter proposal submitted 20 y"
allies by i.r Slmcns. the icrr1an t"--
eign secretary. and refused By IN" a.
lies
Deputy Strahe; ma characterised 'h'
ltovd C;eorg. 4peech as the iirSt .r''
portan: postwar document TO reacn IN"
hands Of the new American president.
E;dltcr,n! and oth"r comment "H
presidcn: Harh,nK'S 'nauEurat address
is scarce. oWlnE 10 the TACT that only
frarmenta-y excerpts Of n" speech ha'"
been received here. Ec:chStaS leaders
admit that they Nav only Supc rfi"'"
kncvledSa or the new presidents pro
gram which they account f"r =! T."
fac, that the London confcr"nc" con
tinue- 20 monopoii1e public interest.
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COSTA R|CANS
ROUT PANA|NANS
NO REPLIES TO THE,
AMERICAN NOTE
United States Demands That
Hostilities Be lmmedl-
ately Suspended

san Salvador. E"pubiir of Saliva
dor Mar S Costa RiCan troops at
i.,rk"d hy ranaman forces ~ ~"
region uf ';ulfn nul"c. on nc west
.ru rud C the frontier. routed inc
I'anamnns VIII" numbered NOR"
than l.n"". SAYS a dispatch from
costa EIc:r. rer"l'cl hN WA 49,
Nicaragua today. In ihr tot0 T'Ncr
region. tn" Dispatch states. So" Fan
aman soldiers commanded hy Ten
cral Quintcro ann,h:lat"d 4 garrison
Of 20 COSTA EIcsn soldiers.
Many South Americans and others
nrr volunteering for scT 60 IN
"nattahon OF death" beng formed
n costa RiCa hy officers VII" served
under the administrator Of FORMER
President TlnoCo. according 10 N"
dispatch. which says the mon ar"
serving without pay.
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No war OF Conquest.

Oc;ayto Ec"chr. ;hr Costa l;'ra0 min-
ISter. who ha, been Ill for more thIn
week. dictated statement denying that
his country contemplated war ct con-
quest. and declaring that IN scN crai en-
saErnGnls tnc costa kiCan lroorS mad
been overwhelmed h? enormously SuPc-
rior forces while "hGhtlng Ike lions.
l;:u.,ruv J. .\itar". anaman minister
OF government. who is in Washington
on a special mission, denied reports
tuai the Panamans N one cnvaunic'
had opposed costa Rica with thousand
Irm men.
DISCUSSING the Terms Of y"s:HrGAH'
nut", Wh.,n n" sad had been :rad !"
HIM by STAT, department uHlr as b.
fore k".uG sent. Mr.. A,farp SID MS
government would cons"n' to arhitra-
on nr n"~ differences with her n" gh-
h"r. using ne arh;ra! decision Of 'h'"t
Iu.iac WM:t". "a Il bass Of negotiations
Tho note did no, demand the acceptance
o. thiS decision h" "a ID.
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Washington. Mar. 6.-Anucrpat"d re-
r,!cs 20 notes dispatched yesterday call
:nE on Panama and Costa Eica l" cease
hghtins along In" border and adjust
their diTercucCS hl agree n"n:. occupied
the attention today of government ~
ficrals who awaited with more than
usual interest tho reception o! lreS'd~"'
AardlnsS nrst move N !nternaiioAh!
affairs.
Officials Of the state department de-
clared no replies might hC expected be
fn-r tomorrow or Tuesday. Il was gen
orally accepted that III" notes N'rtM;ti!
DEMAND that the tw" countries agree ,"
An nrml%tlNe.