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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
MavOr CouzenS Turns
Down Invitation Of
ChiCago's Executive

Detroit. Mich. Nov. l6.--Mayor James
rouzcns tonight made public letter 20
Mayor William Hale Thompson or Inl-
r,gn. IN which Mr.. CouZens declined an
invitation 10 speak on traction prop-
lens at banquet Of the COOK county
Real Estate Board on December ,.
His reason for declining the INVITA-
,ion OF Mayor Couzcn. was the allcGe"
attitude of Mayor Thompson on the re-
cent uncmpio, ment conference At was"
ington.
In his letter. Mayor touzcns anoteu
Mayor Thompson as publishing state
ment. declaring the conference Il capi-
talistic move. drive against union
labor and a conspiracy TO lower wages.
The truth of this alleged statement
Mayor Couzcns. Il member Of the con-
ference. denied.
Under no circumstances could WISH
chicago while 4 man so irresponsible Is
in the mayors chair" Mr.. Couzcns uc-
rlared.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
Nd ], {. PLAN
FOR GUT TING
LAND STRENGTH
SUFFICIENT PROTECTION
WILL BE FRENCH PLEA
Entire Land Armament Ques-
ton to Be Referred to
Conference Committee.

Washington. Nov. l6.--The United
States does not contemplate oHcrlhH
any definite program for Limitation OF
Land forces during the conference mere
and SO far as the American delegates
and their military advisors have nceh
ahI, to ascertain. none OF the iorclEn
delegations have prepared proposals 1or
army reduction at,
The question Of army reductions Will
be broarhcd In open conference by frr-
nIcr Rriand Of France. lie has al
ready lntimatrd that France wou!h
urgt an army for herself sufficient Tor
protection against near nrishhors, ana
the whole question Of armies is then cN-
nec,rd TO be referred TO the armament
committee Of the whole.
The United States has no proposals
for army limitation, II was announced
on authority today. as she has nothlnS
10 offer on her own behalf. the Amer'-
Cnn army already being as small as Is
consistent with national safety ana DO
nestle needs. Great Britain. II was said
has In a similar position. her army not
admitting of any reduction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
MARTIAL Law
IN COLORADO
Strike 800 Miners Against
80 Per Cent: Reduction
Brings State Action.

Denver. col. Nov. ls.-Huertano
county will hr riacnd under martial law
at midnight t"richt on the eve OF
strike ot $500 miners employed by the
Colorado Fuel & Iron company IN
southern Colorado. colonel FatriH"
Hamrock, state adjutan; general. de-
cIared tonight. before leaving FOR Trim
idad 70 take command 81 the force OF
Colorado state RANGERS In the district.
The declaration o. martial law Will
he proclaimed. Colonel Famrock said, ny
authority NJ nrorlamailon issued by
Governor Oliver H. Shnur today. order
Ing Colonel Hamrock 10 take over con-
trol or tho maintenance ~ peace ana
order IN Eurrfano Coanty.
In ordering colonel Hamro'k 7" take
control ~ the situation. Governor
Shoup said that these steps had been
taken at tho request Of Sheriff Harry
Cams. Of Eucrfano COUNT. who 81 ~
that hc could not control the situation
with the strike In effect.
Union officials announced that the
men would strike tomorrow in protest.
ar:Irs; q "aEe reduction of 30 per cen''
Minced n effect today. NJ II mines OF
the comranv In tho distr:r'.
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Seek All the Facts Of
Negro Soldier RiotIng

Washington. Nov. le.--A resolution
r,ouesting the secretary NJ war 10 IN
form tho house whether court evidence
had been shown conclusively that all OF
m. .oldiers convicted for participating
In the Houston. Texas, riot In August
1917, vere guilty. was introduced today
hv Representative Anthony Republican.
kansas. Nineteen Of the soldiers We're
hanged, .ixty-two were sentenced to ite
imprisenment and five were sent 10
prison for fifteen years. Mr. Anthony
said.
Tho resolution asked whether II was
true that some "t tho men now "hoeI
confinement were found guilty m"re!v
h.c,u.e they were absent from roll raI'
on the evening Of the riot. Mr. An
,hony inquired as to what Ste7s the
war department had taken toward IN
vestisating the 1ustneSs OF ScN ere
ncnalties" inN!ctcd. and whether tnr
question ot extending clemency h"o
he,n considered.
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Baggage Car and Two Pas
serger Goa che Turned
Over-Armed Guards on
Train Guarding Valuable
Mail-One Guard Injured.
Sreclal to the Intel!IEenCer.

SncCiHI tn tne lnteliiEenteT'
sandusGy. Ohio. Nov. lS.--WheelnC
& Lake Eric passenger train No. I. east
bound Ia charge " conductor J. to"H-
,r. OF I.echvilla O. MAS wrecked at
CLYDE, eighteen miles south "f this
city, at $50 this aftnrn"Hn. when thu
trucks of the bnggas" car left tn" main
track and took III" siding at tn" plant Of
the Universal Paper Products Company
The baggage ear with two passenger
coaches turned over. However, "r the
forty seven passrng-rs and tra'nmen
aboard. only rve were more than shaken
up These were:
Mrs. q. II Harris. Saginaw. Mich.
hurk nprHincd and bruised
Mrs II. G. Thaker. Toledo. Onto, cut
uhout thu head.
Casper Magic, brakeman. Toledo. back
suratncd and bruised about the head
and chest.
H.. l.. Moore. mail clerk. Toledo. cut
and bruised about tine head and should
ers.
Allen Sw!mn. Toledo. Mn"r"'s guard
under the new postpfico ruling. hack
badly sprHinrd.
The injured were taken tn ths Nichols
House in Clyde. where they w"r" attend
ed by pr Culcn Beck n clyde phYsi-
rian. who sa!t tonight that ali would
be able [" go hom".
The wreck hlnrkrd traffic on the
Wheeling 4 LAX" Erie east and west
until late tonight.
Armed men were guarding tle unus-
uulIy heavy Registered nlaU TINT the
train NAN rurryiny. What cnused the
baggage rar 10 swcrvc Into, tho siding
had not hr-n established tontght, al
though railway authorities Immediate
ly began an investigation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
American Advisors in
Far Eastern Discussion

Washington. Nov. lG.-tBy the A'so-
cietcd rrrss--The American advisory
commlttce's executive committee went
to work today. and discussed. more or
loss informally. much OF the scope OF
IT'S general plan OF helping the arms con
ference.
Chairman Sutherland announced the
selection OF Joseph Walker as assietanf
secretary. The sun committee on Far
eastern questions he'd Mief meeting
and sought to have in shape murh In
formation relating thereto which might
he needed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
Order Warrant for
Young Champ|ain on
Double Murder Charge

Saginaw. Mich. Nov. l6.-A warr'H'
rhars!ng Richard 'hamplain, - years
old u.,,L Tho murder Of his father and
stcrmother. Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Eham-
r,a:n, was ordered tonight by Prose-
cutting Attorney Crane. after q coroner ;
iurv returned verdict OF homicide.
Tho bodies Of Champla!n and his wife
were found IN their hre-swept 'arm
home. near femlock. early TUESDAY
Young ChamriaIn escaped from inc
9Iru:ng house.
l, is the contention of officers VINO
investigated the case that Champ!ain
killed his parents to obtain possession
OF their estate. valted at 100000.
Young 'hamp,ata tonight Teitera'eo
his claim OF Innocence.
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Ba|four Goes Through :
Trying Experience

Washington. Nov. 16.-Arthur J. bA.
torr head OF the British delegation 70
the washington conference. STOOD IN =
ctrcle OF more than one hundred corIe.:
snondonts In the dining room OF the
British embassy tonight and answefsc
almost ns many questions. II VA
now experience for the British sta'sT
man and he seemed to enjoy It
But while he answered nearly wv
question, there was ono ois
tion-he was not to be quoted.
..r,so+ me with the same merit 20
~ uour American secretary Of stats.
he aid smiling. as he mopped osaAs
~ pcrspiration from his brow. II Ms
w.r, in tho room. and Mr.. BalfouS
anparently was worn by his long day
Of conferences.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
Congress Will Not Hamper
Work of the Conference

Washington. Nov. Is (By the Assn-
c,a,cd rressI--ieadcrs in congress-
Democratic as we'll Ss Republican were
reported today to N giving consldera-
ton to plans for avoiding introduction
Of measures in congress and Moor d!s-
cussion which might hamper the arna-
mcnt limitation conference.
Plans for adjournment OF the present
extra session late this month were un-
der negotiation between senate ana
house leaders again today. with H"Ncm-
her % as the tentative date under us
cussion.
With the possibility that the arma-
ment Limitation conference might con-
tinue through December. the. sugees-
tion has been made To President Hard
Ing that II might be we'll for congress
TO take re, ess. when 4 assemblies De
eemher S for the new session, until after
the holidays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
aardner's Career.

Fan Francisco. Nov. III. Roy Gardner
escaped from Mcneil Island. Washing
ton. rGntt"ntiary September s. 1871. by
cutting his way through harh"d wire
fence during Il prison baseball game and
running through the Aclds to cover
amid a rain ~ shots from the guards.
Gardner committed twn mall rob-
h.ries In california and escaped FROM
his guards twice while being taken I"
Mcneil Island. The first robbery vas
~ a malt wagon at San Diego Ia April
1920. his loot hoiug Sio0h all OF which
was recovered Enr"ute to the peniten.
tiAry he ovcrpnwered his guard near
Portland and ESCAPED
On Muy II. 1871. hs appeared n-Sr
%apa. cal. IN an attempt to visit his
wife. IL" eNadcd posse and held un
Southern Pacific train nesr New
castle. Ca,.. s'A day, Inter obtaining Il
mail pouch containing &l7S.oo0 IN Sc
curlttes. On May p hs was captured
while Iluy ynI cards at RuSrville.
Pleading guilty IN the federal court
at san Francisco, lie VAS sentenced tn
nftv wears at McNriI Island. but on
June II he turned the tables on his tWn
guards ut. Castle Rock. Wash. binding
them with their own handouts and
humping through III. car window Ntlh
Norris ryrun. IL ruuntorfeiter. also be
ing tnkcn 10 prison.
Policeman Louis Sonny CHptuI ell him
on June IL at Ccutral!a. Wash. where
he had taken room at n hotel after
eludIng a posse at CASte Roch
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HALF MILLION LOSS
THROUGH COTTON FIRE

Fort Smith. Ark. Nov. l6.--prcr hNc
thousand bales 0f cotton have hecn ""
siroycd and az many NOR" are eH'r''"''
to he lost by Il hre that - raging III 'ne
Fort Smith cotton Compress manuihc-
turing plant hero. Tn" nIa1r' wh!cn
,,ns caused ny lightning, Is confined to
,ho romnrcss plant. Estimated loss at
prcscnt Is about S50n.o0n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
Japanese Favor Open
- Chihsse discussion

Washington. Nov. Is Try the Asso-
ciated Press. )--As many public sessions
as possible are desired by the japanese
in the discussion OF Pacific and Far
Eastern questions. members OF the
japanese delegation declared today.
Theyadded tina, the japanese would vel
come open discussion. because they
wanted the world to examine Japanese
TUlirIcs IN the Orient.
Japan does not expect 10 raise :he
(continusd on Page Yourtssn.)
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F|REE!EN INJURED

pI,,sburrb Ia. Nov. l6.-Three fire
men werc injured when ladder truck
nron @ which they were answering an
n alarm, to-nlght. Got beyond control:
dn shed on 70 tho sidewalks. snapped off
a LIGHT polr and threw tho men to the
street. Two ot tho men Suffered broken
homes and wcrc removed to hospital
Tho thIrL Vas taken to his home.
The accident occurred on one OF the
rrinciTai thnrcmxhfnrcs IN the down
Town business district and held UP traf-
fic for nearly an hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
BIC ISSUE IN
/ TAX MEASURE :.
Re REACHES VOTE |
HOUSE TO ACT ON
MAXIMUM SUR-TM
Insurgents Confident Of Sue,
cess, While Regulars Talk
of 10 Per Cent Com =:
promise. g

Wa shington, Nov. 1e.-The big issue IN
the tax revision bill-the SENATE am<no.-
ment fixing the maximum surtax fete
at hfty per cent-is to come 70 . vOU
tomorrow in the house.
Spokesmen for the "lnsurgent" He'
nuhlicans and the Democratic minority
expressed confidence that they coulo
muster votes to keep high rate IN ehs
bill While making no predictions, ~
publican leaders generally were hope-
ful that ultimately there would % =
as between tho senate e1to
and the house rate Of thirty-tWo pr
cent, probably around forty per cent
Chairman Campbell. Of the rules cen.
mittee, said tonight that the vote WoeH
be under a rule limiting debate TO tyo
hours. and insuring a decision on ~
straiEht-out Issue Of accepting the eeA.
ate amendment. This was requested
the leaders Of the 'insurGent goON
who said they did not want the iscoo
confused with motion nrst 70 us
struct the conferees to agree on mAxs
imum other than tho nfty percent &
The Alternative
Should the proposition to aocspS u
sena te> amendment be voted down. tnS
house then could agree on . compromleo
hsure or permit the conferees to resume
negotiations with the senate manAS0s
without further instructions.
After the house has expressed itset
on the sur-tax amendment. The coz
ferees will proceed to dispose or 9a
other high spots" In the bill. which IL
clude the corporation Income tax: "
increa sed estate tax; the tax on gtfes ~
nroperty. the levies on medicinal beer.
Zine, and whiskey. the repeal Of tks
~ 600 normal exemption to corporations
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san Francisco. Nov. l6.-Hrs.
RCy Gardner expressed surprise
today over the capture OF her
husband. as she said sho be-
lieVed him to be safe. Il do not
know whether 10 be glad or
sorry. or what to think. she
said. 1T IL so horrible. Just
when | Thought he was safe.
will rearrahge my plans TO he
near him, wherever that may
be
Mrs. Gardner IS supporting
herself and infant daughter by
working IN a downtown depart
ment store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
MAS0NS LAY CORNERSTONE Of
STATE HOME At PARKERSBURC
Former Governor Atkinson
Makes Principal Address
-Krupp and Showalter
Among the Speakers.

ParkersburS. w Va. nov. l6.-ln
mtSt OF drizzling rain and heavy ios'
;he cornerstone of the West virginia
Masonic home. which IS under construr-
ton at Mapiewo"d. about i mile from
this city. was laid this afternoon D!
tho Masonic grand lodge OF West Var
ytni, several thousand members OF IN"
craft being In attendance from al Hcc-
,!ons nr West Virginia, as we'll as some
from Pennsylvania Ohio and kentnrN!'
Most Worshtpful Grand Master Adrian
Collins Sadenbusch. o. Mart.nSourg'
was in charge VI the ceremonies wh''h
were solemn and impressive. The re-
quest for laying the cornerstone was
made 10 the grand master by Lewis y.
Tavenner, president OF ;hc board OF
governors OF the home. and following
the ritualistic ceremonies the rrp'y
ihat the stone had been placed In posi-
ton was mad" by the grand master
Governor Atf1nson's AddrssS
Former Governor George Wesley
Atkinson. OF Charleston. one or the
oldest members Of the fraternity IN
Wc,; virginia. was an honor guest at
the cornerstone laying. and made an
Interesting addVss in which he gave
the history Of Masonry In the state
during the many years he has oeeh
member Of the organization
William e krupp. grand nigh priest
q. tho grand high chapter. Royal Aroh
MasorI, and E.mn'et M. Showalter. of
Fairmont, rast grand master and secre-
tary Of the board o. trustees- also gave
addresses In which they spoke OF tho
, Masonic work in the state. The latter
also smoke OF. conditions that now exist
in the world. MID terBe sentence was
that wh.r. law ends tyranny begins.
Ceremonies IN Downpour
Session. OF the grand lodge wera held
during the forenoon. and at II O'Clock
tn. parade was formed Members "t
tho grand lodge. in automobiles. were
escorted 10 tho NJ ;onir home ~ sever"
hundred Knigh,y Tcmplar. led by twc
handa. Special cars were provided on
the intcrurhan line. and despite the
dnwnpnur OF rain and the murkI
weather. several thousand Poopir
trudgad 20 the ;op of the emin"nce
above tho Ohio river. where the home Is
located. for the ceremonies.
rha home. which is said 20 be ono o'
the tineat that has been erected In th'
country. Will be completed carly IN th'
spring, and will havo accommodation
for about two hundred men. women anc
children. II Is situated on hill above
the onto river and oNer!ooks two states
Another business meeting OF tho Ma
sonic grand lodge Will hc held tomnr
row morning. at which timc officers vii
hc elected and the business OF tn
annual meeting concluded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
chinese PR0P0SAk& RECEIVE SUPPORl
Diaz Now Heap Big Chief

Washington 6.By the Associated Press -Ucnea' "H
nn moro than cencraiSsimu of the armies of Italy lie Is Heap
Big Chief Chca OF the Crow nation Che leF '?S "
that tribe assisted Red Neck and White Faced Bear To-Day
nr tho into tribe with appropriate ceremonies
They did the of alOpon chanted three songs win o
dressed gencrssimo in tribal costume trimmed
with rmue and bears claws placed bonnet ON his head hS
of sharks around his neck and gave HIM pipe sack
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SEEEF|VE YEAR
DELAY RAISING
RIVER BRIDGES

Pittsburgh. Pa. Nov. l6.-ln seeking
nnstponcnrcnt for ut least FIVE years OF
the war in the departments order 10
raise brides over the Allegheny river
committee left for WashinGton tonight
TO present the case to Secretary or War
Weeks.
In the recent election an Item In the
nroposed $4,000. 200 bond issue. calling
FOR $40. .OOn, 900. the estimated cost OK
raising the Allegheny bridges. was de-
fcated.
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Phoenix. Ar!z. Nov. 1s.-R"y Gard
nsr. mali bandit. who escaped under
nre OF y score Of guards from tHe fsd-
e-al pcnitrutiary at Mcneil lSiahd'
Washington. where he WAY serving
sentnnc. for Pacific coast mail ron
hcrIes. WAS captured singl.-hHnh"n mere
last night by Herman lnderieu when u"
attempted tn rob the mail car on "H
AtchiSpn Topeka 4 Santa he ra'iway
train at the Santa Fe station. lhh'f
lied was uuarmet. and was ths mail
clerk In charge "f the car.
Late today Gardner was arralBhen Do
fore United States Commissioner I"hh
B Iienke and was held I" the leuerd! i!
grand jury In hands "f SlOo'o"". he WI"
not be tried hare. however. hut VIII ho
sept IN Ieavenworth Kansas T." hnish
serying sentences which were hanging
nvsr him when he escaped last Sertrn-
h.r. according to Thomas Flynn. | nltcu
States district attorney
Mr. Flynn said he had asked The n"-
rartr,.nt ~ justice at Washington
whether to prosecute Gardner '"r aSt
u!pht'S affair. and had been instructor
C. have the prisoner transferred 10 'h7
federal u.nitentiary at Leaven""rth.
Gets $1,000 Rewards.
The rau,lit admitted his identity "n"n
local pnl!.c recognized in him hK"-
ness with descriptions sent broadcast
a, the tine Of Gardner's escape from
McNei. Island.
immediately after establishing ms
jd,ntity Gardner wa. turned over Ia the
federal authorities. The prisoner hrS'
words To- Sheriff John M"ntr"m'ry when
taken into tho county jail were 4 warn
ing that he intended t. escape II the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
WILL uNvEIL TABLET

Ann Arrnr, Mich. Nov, ia tablet
h,ariuu the names OF University or
Michigan students who lost their lives
In rho world war will he unveiled on
Ferry field her" Saturday, prior 10 the
minnesota football game
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ATTORNEY GENERAL RESIGNS.

London. Nov. lG. Thomas Waters
brown, attorney general for Ireland.
authorized the announcement tonight
that he had resigned.
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THE wEATHE r

wssS virginia, Ohio ana Wsstarn
Pr---ylvania-Rair Thursday; Friday
rl r and colder.
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FIVE INJURED IN WRECK Of
VIZ TRAIN At CLYDE
Public Interest in the
ArbuCk|e Trial WdneS

San Francisco. Nov l6.-on"-i"ur'h
of ths seats in the court room were
uuuccupcd today when the tr!a! or
Roscoe G.. Arburkie on mtns.anSNer
chsru, I'm connection with the death o!
Virrinia Rappn was resumed.
Mrs. Edith Unsw!rth. a prospective
Juror wuo was passed by the proseVu
ton and defense. Was recalled Tor fur-
ther examination when tho prosecution
charged that she had expressed an opin-
inu and wanted to get on the jury.
She admitted she told friend IN re-
sponse t. II question that she 'wouin
IKE TO he on the jury" but denied eh-
pressing any opinion In regard l"
ArnuCkle's guilt or Innocence. Sh" wa"
allowed to remain in the jury pVA,
S.u FrauriscO. Nov. l6.--The tAird
dav uf thu nanslaughter trial OF Roscoe
:, (tattyJ Arhuckle saw the jury b"N
ali.d i've times with jurors passed FOR
,.ause but with the nnal choice OF "a
IuI, 4tlll uImade because OF the eAer-
lis. ut pcrrmrtory challenges
Milton y. uKen. assistant district
attorney. caused some surprtse, when he
asked one irrespective juror II he would
hr swayed In any way II II was SHOWN
that = minor had been present At the
party during which Miss virginia
R,pre. for whose death ArbucEe Is
brir,v tried. IL alleged to have sustained
her fatal injuries.
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wants Guarantees =

In brief. China wants guarantees for
territorial integrity and political and
administrative independence: she pro-
poses the open door for all In all parts
Of the country: she wants all spheres
OF influence relinqulshed: she wants n"
treaties made affecting her without be-
ing consulted about them.
The full extent Of China's position IS
much hroah der than this. but these are
the essentials. Tho last feature may he
construed as affecting the AnGlo-Japan-
ese alliance. although the British take
an opposite view.
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q. 3 Owes Support.

occupied entirely with the presentation
or t'h.na's views Immediately after
ward Il hccama known that they COM
manded the moral support of the United
states. The British viewpoints we're
made known a little later. The Japanese
DID not state their reaction, but previous
pronoun"ements by some of their rer-
resentatives have put them In line with
some parts Of China's proposals.
The discussion OF Far Eastern affairs
Will he continued at another meeting
tomorrow Meanwhile the committee OF
adnnirals appointed at yesterdays meet
Ing of tho Big Five Is continuing Its
examination OF the American proposals
for naval limitation.
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Has the Largest Circulation Of
Amy Morning Newspaper i'll the
State of West Virginia.
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t',ir;i. Gaina IL preparing f"r rT"at
hattie. She w.i. a>H FOR NOR" tran SHs
,rohah!y Mil ct. she wants the world
rn ,r,,kr new and practical professions
,.,,,r,rt.r,ry hrr territorial integrity
S,,I ,nl.,.,a, :,.I-rend"ucs She wants
,ha nnyy.rs Ia g.vr back some Of the
,IshtS they now have. She wants. y
rn,sihlc. tho r'rhr :" r"guia'" her own
t,ri;s She Viii fight I" IA" last ditrH
10 lr. ,rntc"ted against japanese aksT"S-
or Her time hasn't come yet but her
,r,ieo.,,rs Mil make the fight OF Their
i've. al Washin&i"n. II fight that Will
,..,nSrcrd anything they attempted NJ
I.,,,. wirrc ,'hirI suffered deteat.