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Arizona republican., 1921-02-19
Tariff Supporters May Send Bill To
 Conference Today
Republican A. P. leased WIT!


 WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-Sup- porters of the Fordney emergency tariff bill will move tomorrow to send the measure to conference on the senate amendments, House leaders having agreed today to clear the parliamentary paths. If it is found impossible to have the bill sent to conference by rou- tine procedure. the rules commit
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19
Another ReUolt Plot
 Frustrated In Mexico
TRepubIIcan A. P. Leased Wirel

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 1S.-A plot to capture Tampico by forces headed by Humberto Barros and Nelasco Rus has been frustrated, according to a war office announcement today. Both men have fled. Barros was an artillery officer under Gen. Francisco Murguia and was an adherent of Gen. Manuel PelaeZ.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19
Father Wko Auenged Daughters Death Is
 Charged With Murder
Republican A. P. Leased WIrel

LntpuUIIOdII N F' LGs4stu W IT DI
 JONESBORO, H., Feb. 1S.-A war rant was issued this afternoon formally charging John Bass, a farmer, with the murder of John w Brunner 28 years old. who last Wednesday shot and killed Bass 19-year- old daughter Mary and then shot himself because she re- fused to marry him.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19
sHEEPMEN FEup RENEWED

SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 1S--Sheep- men and cattlemen at the Colorado Utah line are reported to have re- newed their feud. Two unidentified men called at the Blue Mountain sheep camps, 75 miles southwest of Grand Junction. Colo, two days ago and held up two sheep herders. saturated the outfit with oil and applied a match, according to word received here to- night. The herders were ordered to drive their sheep back over the Colo rado line and stay there
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

Wearing of the American flag by boxers appearing in bouts in Massa- chusetts is prohibited
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19
Mother And Babe Burn
 To Death In Saskatoon
hIIcan A. p. Leased Wirel I

LRepublcan A. P- Leased WIreI
 SASKATOON, Saslk., Feb. 1S.-Mrs. Ted Baker, wife of a farmer living near Melfort and her baby were burned to death in a fire which de- stroyed their home early today MT. Baker and another child were so severely burned that little hope was held for their recovery.
 Clad in his night clothes and with the temperature 30 degrees below zero, Mir. Baker drove four miles to the home of neighbor to summon help.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19
OFFICER DENIES ARMY THEFTs

PARIS, Feb. Exchanges made last Deputy Brousse, to the effect that there had been wholesale arrests of officers and men of the American army for the theft of army stocks sold to France today brought forth a denial from Maj.-Gen. J. A. Warden, liquida- tion officer of the United States army who is now in Paris.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19
TRepublIcan A. p. Leased WIrel

CLEN NEllAND, F CD. lo---W- It. hC- Cannon, chief justice of the municipal court on trial for the second time, was acquitted of the charge of staying Harold c. Kagy, on the morning of May &, last. by a jury of three women and nine men in common pleas court today after deliberating 21 hours and taking eight ballots.
 From the start the majority of the jurors favored acquittal, the first five ballots standing eight to four for ac- quitta1, the sixth, nine to three, the seventh, eleven to one. the jury agree ing on the eighth.
 The women on the jury refused to comment on the case.
 The jury in the first trial was un- able to agree on a verdict after AS hours deliberation.
 Judge McGannon did not sit on the bench after he was indicted, pending the outcome of the trial
 T expect to resume my position on the municipal bench after a brief rest, T he announced after hearing the verdict
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

Military taxation of Switzerland ex- ceeds s450 for every man, woman and child of that country
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

A Chilean mountain consists of aI- most a solid mass of high grade iron ore.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

The oldest crane in the world, in use since 1413, is in Trier. on the River Moselle, France
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19
Prescott Quinces
 Defect HolbrOoR

PRESCOTT, Ariz., Feb. 18-Prescott High schools basketball team defeated the Holbrook team, 4S to 2S at Flagstaff today in a basketball tournament to determine the championship of north ern Arizona. The winning team is to represent the northern part of the state in the University Week contests at the University of Arizona, Tucson. Com peting teams are entered from Jerome, Winslow, Williams, Prescott, Flagstaff and Holbrook
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19
To Form kiwanis Club

TUCSON-A number of business men of Tucson met with ". J. Rhynsburger, secretary of the Kiwanic club of Los Angeles, Wednesday, for discussion Of the proposed organization of such a club in this city. Aims and require Tnents of the cub were set forth to the Tucsonians by the club representative This club calls for two members from every line of trade or business in a city and the Tucson organization will probably be formed with 50 members Citizen
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19
ARREST STickup IMAM

On complaint of Harold C. Wright that he had been held up and robbed last Tuesday about midnight by Vir- gel Gilbert, the latter was arrested yesterday on a charge of felony. The case will be heard tomorrow at 3 o'clock before Justice of the Peace AEnLZ nrnuin
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19
Deep We'll at Tucson
White Mule Is Real

MIAMI-There is much merriment in Globe today over a false alarm sent to Sheriff Tol Kinsey from the office of the American Railway Express com pany yesterday afternoon. The mes- sage stated that the company had a consignment of white mule. Tol and Wild Childress made all speed to the office but found that the white mule existed literally and not metaphorical- ly, as he had supposed. The burro was about the whitest seen in a long while. -Ru1Ia+in
Arizona republican., 1921-02-19

ny SIVIt. DIIDtIl l5 nc say s, sluCK a IOne six-g gun in his face and ordered him to disgorge, which he did to the tune of $6.07.
 Officials are of the opinion that a game of chance is back of the holdup. Gilbert was placed in the county jail
 to await his trial tomorrow Record
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

BuuLpBH. H. .na-.FUur rooms furniHhod
for ught houacke"uinr oHnEe 3Si2 g.
CINCINNATI &c. 12ol Two desirable
rooms. reasonable rent Adults only
DnHQa h4u..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12
EMPLOYMENT

SITUATIONS wASrED-FEMALE "a
YOUNG woman desires work of any kind
b. woek. Cali Usage l-il. Ask Tor
May
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12
BUSINESS SERVICE


LET Us figure with you ror your moving
ana cross couutry hauling light and
heavy pll firld hauling q specially We
move anything, any time any whore. Coz
lumba Transfer, Osagc s09I
hlHAptRf THAs8FER T. STORAGE
our priDos are uEhD Van aud two mar
50 per hour fhrno Cedar 7g.
rNiNrtN0 Ann DECORATING 80
ENPEhiENtEu painter and interior
decorator estimates reasonable. Refer.
oncrs fufntshvd. Usage J0lG.J.
FuU .iAtNTfNG ual pap-rhauging. call
"a Il soften. 2tl6 T. Fourth place,
pssga loit
T.. T.. KiHHr- onion paperhanger and
painter WORK guatHhteed; ask for
samples prices lev Usage 6tBi.
OPEN SHOP
Painting. Papeting Guaranteed. Prices
liHshed. cedar 1877
25c per roii, also house
painting, day or contract. OasEe J1s4.
ROOMS PAPERED
lncinding paper for s. and up. House
decorating in all It's branches. estimates
eheerfully given; all work guaranteed
a3l7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

CIVIL service examinations, November.
Positions tl,fo0.si600. age. ~ upwKrh.
EApvrlcnrn unnCceHaary, For free partiou-
lars, instruction, write J. Leonard Gormor
Clvil Service examiner, 1875 Equitable
Bldg, Washington, d. g.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12
HfLP-MALE on FEMAI.E

A FEW NEAT, honest earnest men or
women 60 take magazine subscriptions
on monthly payment plan, knowledge
OF standard high-class periodicals more
essential than sales experience Perma.
mont and good pay, Phone Osage b6Ss-R
for appointment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12
MISUNDERSTANDING ROOMS I

Admiral, d.. 100 Slice. largo house.
keeping roouH EtH lights water and
telephone. trHFe tHth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

MONEY 70 LEND
Monthly Pay.
Tulsa Real Estate,
First Mortgage Loans
Inspection Today.
LEONARD. BRANIFF & EWING
2o6-so7 L. o p. Bldg.
Fifth and Main Sta
Usage 966t.
ASK FOR
MR.. SEARS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

tr PAYS 10 attend an accredited com
mcrclal school New classes started
each week Prepare now for a good posi-.
ton. Tulsa business college, OsaRe ii20
Ask Tor Mr. smith, Mr. Guise Or Mt
Npwsand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

BUY Your furniture and stoves. all Kinds
8g6S. 15ii ". Fourth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

MUSIC rs ESSENTIAL
The home minus music lacks one oL
the most important ties. a piano 9,
player piano Win 20 further toWaIs
esta blishing that tie than any hIns
else. II is not necessary 20 MAKE
great expenditure upon n new inslius,
ment. Possibly one OF our used anI i,y
renewed pianos or players VIII ~
your needs. We have fine Nai'eu
OF bargains In this line, you are TO-
,yited to call and inspect, then"
j. w. JENKINS SONS
MUSIC CO..
Az South Main Usage sl'5-'l"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

bMGHttAN NIndDw y Cleaners ffnr
window cleaning 100. floor warlng nt
p'e war prices. Tho 10 ~ Nght People.
Usage Gb2f
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

HVNH7 FUN UENI, IINNINIIID II
CHEYENNE. b.. Unusually large
nluth sleeping room. five windows. two
roNhr8 CloFtia. private lavatury, In nice
hhWo. close in alHo young man doarea
rpummate. OHnge tisg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12
PERSONAL PROPERTY

HtIIHINN HNIFFIAIN IS
ALL kiNDS OF used building msteriais
bought "a sold. Tulsa Wrocking Com
peny - v. sixth 81. Cedar l2l0.
BEST lumber doors and windows direct
from the mills, cheaper than any local
dealer could supply yDu. Win ship any
where Mall ua your lumber bills FOR
complete delivered prices Continental
Land lumber Co, Hotel 81. Louis. Tulsa
NOTICE 10 THE BUILDING PUBLIC
Cement blocks, and lot Of them at the
right prise, OsaEe 34eA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

BAITiMOHE. H. tttsaOue larFc. light
Housekeeping room. very deHirnble. 81.
pHaro kGbu.I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

ADMIRAL, y. IIIg. Two ronms nicely
Furnished f0f Housekeeping Phone
OHara gHtI.U
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12
FINANCIAL
rARM ANp clrY LoANs.
RrNL ESTATE LoASs

Farm loans quickly made for as long as
10 years at reaaonable rate, In any part
OF Oklahoma. privilege to pay before
duel. Pay you 20 call, write or phone me.
Five ycuts or lesg straight loans made on
Tulsa improved business or reHid.neo
~. a. LILLY,
70 T. Fourth 81. ANA Texas Bldg
Opposite First Nat Bank Bldg.
Phone Osags 5ti or 17J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

RITZ HOTEL
30i East 1uifd ttreet
4 respectable liDI ~ for respectable
PEOPLE
graat-r .-ta. D. f.r.a4waUs sweat.

wEsTLAND HpTEf. 205u E THIRD hot
hrl r0ld water. stnrn heat, rooms tS
20 81! private nnd Connecting bath. 80
90 ii1. DanEc 1873
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

/ CHotCE ROOM Private bath. i2t5 r.
| Cincinnati bm stops al door. Cedar
| ltah. two could use room
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

ciNcINNArL g.. iOit-Ono lovely fur
hished 'front.' room. rent very reasonable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09
REPEAL OF EXCESS PROFITS AND
STAMP TAXES ON PARTY PROGRAM

Washington. Apr. A-..rrnE-c'S t"W2ri
formulating Republican plan tor IT,
vision Of internal revenue taxes was
rpadr ~ u conference late to-day be-
tween Chairman pcnrosc. OF thc senate
finance COMMITTEES. and Secretary Mel
lon. Of the treasury DEPARTMENT
Pres iLcn, Harding IN. inLscat,d i've
will DISCUSS Tan revision In his rnrS-
sag" t.. congress urNt week with en-
don If harmony or thought between
tho administration and congress
Tho coDc"uSIS Of Republican or.ni"n
il Wa SD tonight. IS loWar% 4, N"ra !.
definite principles f"- ~ r'NISi"n'
Thcs" include primarN! r,H. IL Of Tho
excess profits tax. which Ny Harding
advocated in hts campaign speeches: re-
du, ton oC surfaces on tho larger M
comes: repeat Of special consumption
taxes such as those on TRANSPORTATION
and certain stamp t"N"S. and ,hnina-
ton - several commodity taxes.
Imposition NC 4 sales iaN / being
acltatcd >;r"nriy. bat wIth"n; certain
Y OF adoption in IN" Ecpuhl:taN pro-
gram.
Secretary Mellon in his conference"
today wAS sal, - HAY" discussed lh"
formal tax rc.lsiun recommendations
which H. plans 10 SIhuI' {" congress-.
He vas arcunaauj,.d 20 the "apit"i h"
nr : |: ALBANIA tn treasury d'rrri
n.nt 'aNa'jor ..Np,r; and promised 80
submit d.iinil" il;u'"> Hl".u' MrT ID
the SQUAT" Commute" .'Grt'n- The
government : rnuu'!a: leIH!""n"''~ '"r
~" mex; iiS,al Ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09
INDEPENDENT STEEL PRODUCERS OF The
COUNTRY ANNOUNCE ADVANCE IN PRICES
Two Women Locked
In Room Three Years
Live On Canned Goods

Ifuboken. y. j.. April S.-A strange
case Of the voluntary exile OF Two
elderly women OF moderate means VINO
locked themselves in a suite OF three
rooms in centrally located hotel 1or
NOR, than three years. was revealed 10
the authorities today.
l'n,il today. tho women, MISS CAto-
limo SUNDERLAND and Mrs. Fannie Miller.
had not left their rooms since January:
1918. Trey had lived entirely on canned
goods ordered by mail Their rooms
rer,. paid for by checks thrust through
a crack under the door.
The story came to light when tne
hotel proprietor complained to Health
Commissioner Stack of the accumula'
ton Of empty cans on the MIRO escape.
The commissioner gained admittance 10
the rooms only after he threatened TO
break down the door Miss Sundefian"
the elder Of the two. Is i'll In bed. SUI.
fcring from tuberculosis In an advanced
stage. She was taken to hospitAl.
shcr" 1t was said she probably Would
not Eve long.
Mrs. Miller said they had shut them
saves from tho world because they
had TO-" and would make no other state
mcnt. After Miss Sunderland was taken
TO tho hospital. Mrs. Miller sought
rooms elsewhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09
Of
CRIME IS SANE
So D ccIares Alienist After
Examining Purported
Slayer Of Elwell

EIf.'". y Y. Nrri (. 10y Harris.
Ah" 'rr':,s"d /" ~. Vocal police on
81 ,In"sd., na-ht th4L n, ras orc Of
-, I-.l.rtprlS II ~" .uuricr In NcW
York Of JOSEPH Il. ElwsN. = mentally
ami physically normal. N The opinion
rr pr. James W. rutTaT. an MIST, who
n.adc second cNLm!uot:"u Il liarr!S to-
Day.
r. 'vam nation WAS mad" ~ III
request Of D>ierIiv" Sergeant Henry
l.. U~W5li c,r the \"w Norh p".1r" dc
"a ~'n'rn,. Who indicated ms !' i:r! that
HAIRS. story vas 'hr w"-k ct u d;s-
,rJ. rcd hra;n. nct""tIy" oswald COM
ruu:ra'"I late today with New York
Tn'''. headquarters and w.,~ instructed
{" r.mr.u 80 l;Uff.,ir i"r thc present.
Sticks to Story.
u.no.d quraljHnrd Harris A. ionS'h
io.!al without dr:"l"p,nr. hc aid any
substantial chang" in th' prisoner
tory 81 bow Il" ard u companion Ncr"
hired by :, woman 10 XII. EweE
Il.,rr.S. IN" Directive said. told :!
"quc"r" story Of what became - Inc
,.rH0 10 claims 10 have received f7"rn
H.. MYSTERIOUS Mrs. Ftirch'ld IN i'.it
T.. m,nt for the murder II" told 60
valid that H. los! 5000 Of th' m"n"y
b,.i.uc ou IN" hrrs' "Nau O'Nar' |"
lose. The r,st uf the mon. h. *'hd
t." I"~c II :, poker game. PLACED ~ i
Vacant store in New YORK; Timer"
w"r" ;"ur',,.n ether Players hut h.
hu,w int OH! Ivy t"c:r hrs; nam. =.
Il Ms after hearing tn, stor% thH'
oswald asked Tor al Examination -
Harris, hy IN :ii',u,s'. The N"w N""h
#, l,,tiN,. sad tina; IT, mad been UNABLE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09
AMENDED ROAD MEASURE GIVES THREE
MEN CONTROL OF FIFTY MILLION fUND

measure are planning 70 defeat any such
supplementary bill. II possible.
Major G. p Fortney. OF the present
s,,,,. good roads commission, stated
tina, IN" hill was comprehensive as nc
could XisA L be and that II would per
nil Of such development as would make
W., Vrrginia's highways class win
thu iin,st N the country within lie"
years.
Prom. n"nt among the spectators At
M. haarInC was Governor Morgan, VINO
refused 10 MAKE any statement.
Auditor Bill Tabled.
TIL. house committee on insurance
NJ, today and passed upon one measure
;hn, E,s been III. talk Of the ioboieS
<,ucc lie opening % the session. II WIZ
b.. r, mcmhcr"d that a proposition was
uttered II: tn. preliminary session 10
- rti,i"n STATE Auditor John 5. Bono
Office. :aking from II ;hr insurance ana
blu. sky bureaus. making that separ-
at. Department.. without debate inc
committee tabled the bill. II reported
at al 4 vii. probably receive an I'm
favorable recommendation.
The same is said 10 be true OF the
much discussed state depository lay IN
which state Treasurer johnson IS IN
tTrrSteC.
Information coming from members OF
tho third house" who are watching the
nutr6u,.'.s To tho effect shat the entire
board OF public works with the c1cep-
tion ~ ;h> tr.aslI-"- himself Is In favor
Of keeping up n" present system or de-
posits. or al nj least drafting a bill
other than introduced at the request or
the treasurer This measure Will also
pr".slb.y be held In committee.
Thor" AZ" two bills in which labor ~
Interested In defeating, which have ben
taken UP b. the house committee on the
judiciary. These measures. the strikes
and lockruts bills would make * iU--
gal to strike and illegal 10 lockout
work men. They are sister measures. be-
ing introduced by delegate Serothcr Of
Mcdowell county. a; The request OF out
sid" PEOPLE Mr. S'roth"r states TIA,
tho bills will b-. killed ~ te~ ~~".-~s+ts&.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09

~ >, 49,. ,,,,,,,h.- n &
6"'
III" LEADING ir:H"p"r""ni S'"' companies
~ tn" Pittsburgh and YOUNG town dlS-
tr.'tS h.r" followed tn" h'd 81 th' &c
!'uh.i" Iron and steel '"mrah!' "hlch
.uir,uucrG today an advance oil = a
ton on bar. ii,t"s am structural steel,
a. 3r,a:ur nn"wn were tonight.
TIN. ,.unlntn.s- Nhi" 80 far have re-
ported increased prices also ar" the
M.d,aic Steel and Drdnanc" company
IT, YOUNGSTOWN Sheet and Tub" COM
pai.,. and the Jones a. liuShlin steel
,umpauy of Pittsburgh. Although none
,r rLr~c companies has made formal an
LnUn,cn!cnt of tho increased prices. II
W.,s learned ON reliable authority that
The, I:N" !u~tr'I"t"d Their statesmen 10
rut them into cfir,'; ut "lIr'. E'"n"nir
necessity and not increased demand vas
said to have caused III" adNan"".
II * expected. II was said. that other
indrr, ndcnt steel companies viii fail
INTO lin" with thc Republic adv tr" ana
thar within n short tine prices VIII DC
stabilized throughout ihI INDEPENDENT
branches OF tho industry.
The n"w prices bring bars M 10 1s.!u
and plates and shapes /" w. rev,
iouS price" varied hr'N"'u 49," 'Hn
g. on bars and $3.50 and VIZ IN ptit:'
and shapes.
The Increased prices Tu"'r! ny the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09
RAIL OWNERS
FOR CONFERENCE
Owners of Securities Follow
Lead of Labor Men In
Seeking Adjustment

Washington. April S.-The National
Association of Owners of Railroad Sc.
curitics Joined today with five ralHoan
Ia Dor unions in proposing that Presioens
Harding call z conference OF represen'
: tatives of both owners and employees &c
discuss the railroad problem, partleu-
larly as il affects wages ana WORKING
conditions. now in dispute before the
railroad labor board.
: Davies Wartield. president or Tie
association, and Darwin P. kingsley
president Of the New YORK LIE InsuT
ance company. conferred for an hour
viii the president on the general trans
porta,ion situation. and suggested the
conference as orc OF the means Tor ao'
iustinc the difficulties the roa IS fear.
Tho request from the unions was IN
the form Of a telegram from b. NJ.
Jewell. head OF the railway employees
department Of the American Federation
OF Labor.
senate Probe Coming.
Coincident with the conference At the
White House and the receipt OF the lef
egram Chairman Cumnlins OF the sen
ofc interstate commerce committee an
nounced he had drafted resolution, 1o1
introduction next week. authorizing
general and exhaustive investigator
of railroad affairs. He plans to begin
III, inquiry about April Is. Means l9f
bringing about A reduction in rates, up
Grating costs and the question OF EN-
cheney under private ownership Will DC
the principal angles IN SO into.
Rail ma nagers will be heard hrst ana
labor representatives Will follow.
No comment on the conference toda!
was made at the White House, but after
The meeting memorandum LETT Win
the president BY the representatives OF
,Lr securities owners was made pubic
nv th,n. saying the conference Gov
nr.i wide field"
After suggesting that properly call
cd meetings between the men and those
-.,res.nting the railroads be held unoer
tho auspices Of the existing govern
mental agencies. the labor board ana
tho interstate commerce commission,
the memoranSSm sara:
Wa arc on record that wage ADJUST
n.nt IS only part OF the problem. ano
.,xpr.S."d the views that this shouio
w.. ATTAINED under circumstances carry
inn. assurances 10 railway workers that
ura;rver may be brought about IS rea'
sonable and just.
"I; occurs 10 US" the statement con
tinund. that Il is not an unreasonable
nosi,irn on the part OF those represent
ing the men. that deficiencies in revenue
should not be met by wage reduction
alone. unaccompanied by evidences OF
the definite intention to bring ABOUT
obligatory general economies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09
PRESIDENT HARDING
MAY READ MESSAGE

~, .h:'&rna. APR \ Ir.~it' mt Hart
n. J., d","ti'g: much NJ his ;tr' I" IN"
PREPARATION Of his first message T" C"r-
gross. II Will be prosecuted on Tues
,l., aud u Nay Ice that ~" exc u';re
will appear 1T tho point session 1" read
II. custom revived by PRESIDENT VIII
son. The present understanding - that
IN. m,->ar" viii cover \ wide range Of
subj. It.. Including. h"s,d"s rary do
,rcs;Ic Questions. tho admiu'stra, on
u,1r> program T. probably Will n"; W
convicted before Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09
Sti||man Pays A|imony;
Wants Speedy Decision

N.~ YORK. Arrl S.-kcroF'H 'n"N
I. IT,. \ SUliman. pr"Sid"nt 81 '''
Maternal f:ly NaTk Of New l"rN. "'9
rr>,"u~ {" press his divorce SUIT -
rApil conclusion were cohhrhcH '"'h
10y ~ ATTORNEYS. They turned over ~
". s,;,ma,'. counsel $4,000 for
,.,Yr-.r r..- an5 aIimony which they
!,d tr"G given until MAY |" va! ~
.rsia}lm,nt~. With IN" check 10: 't't'
amount Ma letter Si! !h@ SI'. S'''
rran "i"'!r, Il pr"mp' triaI ~ '"' -
SUES and is not disposed I" Turns" ""'
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