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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
GENERAL WOOD To PHILIPPINES;
STUDY INDEPENDENCE PROBLEM

ph'lrpin" Islands lie - nar ="
s",tl- definitely our policy. and has AK
ed General Wood. h"caUs" Of hi& \
tended e\r"r!,nrr tE"-" 10 I" - -"
islands and r"v"-, Conu!i."n.. Is n
may tud them
Il was said thai the IN" - G"u"r,'
Woods d"partur" and tn" l"urth o.: h"
stay IN IN" ISLANDS had not h""n nNrd.
He now iS IN command ~ thu slH'I
corps ar~' with headquarters a. en-
ra.:u. and IN" "Ap"cta'Inn - ihn, Hc wlii
begin his invest !Eati"n a. Soon nS -
transfer can b" arranged
After Secretary Weeks had ISSUED iEc
statement making known IA" pres .d"uf' !
d c!S:on. and had left ~. r"0m General
Wood remained n conference w!;h Nr
Harding for nearly half .u hour. Tn
genera, sand the offer from the tu!Vrr-
Slty Of Pennsylvania T. become It's pro
vost was very tempting" but ne a.
tion on the matter was very much in
the mir" He added that hc was leaving
for Philadelphia tonight to confer with
George Wharton Pepper. trustee rr
the University Of PcnnSylyan.a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
CHAMBERLAIN MAY BE-
HARDING APPOINTEE

Washington. March T.--G""rr" Cham
hcrlaIu. of OrcC"n. wartime Chairn'hi'
- IN" Srua',' military committee, "h'
retired as 4 D"mncrati" senator last t'T'
d"s. waS called into Conf"r"n"" i"GaH H.
President Earding The iINd"rStandjn n :
IS thai the president d.S"uSS"! with
hun his V"sSihl" appointment q som"
CN"rnm"nt position
Mr. Harding frequently has 81
pressed hI.:h regard for IN" ability q,
his fnrrn"r Oregon Co.lcaEu" ~ IA"
Scnair and IN, general hcltcf has h."u
tha; Mr. Chamberlain would =" Offered!
pIaC" on the shi"uinr board or SOM
other government agency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08

Washington. March 7.-Major-'T"n"rl
Leonard Wood has been detailed at II"
request Of President Harding. 10 20 I"
tho Philippine Islands and make q study
OF conditions there IN the hight or ihi-
ippIne aspirations for indcpond"ncc.
The mission was formally intrustcd
70 General Wood at conference today.
between him and tho president At which
Secretary Weeks uS the war department.
also WAS present II was decided thai I
such n plan would b~ preferable to MIR
HardinS's oriEinn! plan y make him
general governor Of th~ islands.
In making the Original, Otf"r OF tne
Philippine Eovernorship 20 General
Wood. Mr. Harding X understood I"
have been moved primarily by deS!-"
70 obtain full Information about the de-
tails OF Philippine conditions
Todays decision w.s announced by
secretar Weeks, who issued the follow
ing statement at the White House, After
leaving the conference room.
The president Is not unrindfui NJ
the change OF policy recommended Nv
his predecessor in dealing with tho
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Washington. Mar 7.--Ord"rs have
bcrn issued by IN" costa R'can govern
mrnt tnr immediate withdrawal OF us
torrns from the disputed territory be-
yond the S!1ola river and for n" lurthrr
advance by its forces on tho Pacihc
side OF The Panama--tosta Rican boun-
dnry, D- Oct>vin Beeche. Costa kiCan
minister here. tonight informed ihe
state drpartmcnt.
Tha Information which was impartco
in a note handed 10 the state depart =
meut. by Dr. Eeech". acting on inStruc-
lions from the Costa R:can secretary
Of stale for foreign affairs. was inter
pretad here as meeting comp!@eiy Inc
demands OF the United States as rlnbod- :
ed n 4 note dispatched 10 the central
American Republic last Saturday Ny
SECRETARY hughes
No reply 90 far a. could ba Irarned
tonight had been received by tn" stale
department from Panama to whom Sec
r"lary Hughes sent note Identical
with that transmitted to Costa R!c=l
The Costa R!can government in It's
reply also pledged Itself 10 respect the
boundary line fixed between It's terri
tory and that OF Panama by Chief JUS
t!ce white Of the United States supreme
court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
CONGRESS DATE1
WAY Be APR. 4
MR.. HARDING GIVES
THE TENTATIVE DATE
Announcement Made After
White House Dinner to
Party Leaders

Washington. Mar - President
Harding announced early today that
~" spec cIai session OF congress woulh
ar called not before April and might
b. y week later.
The announcement was mad" after
a whit, House dinner. which Repuh-
l.,Ln leaders of the senate and house
attended, The conference lasted for
four hours and the president said the
legislative program had pecn ols-
CuSsed
ginning Of 4 program of cooperation
Various subjects were discussed. he
added. IN an attempt 10 ascertain the
most important 10 be taken up by the
neat congress.
MI. Hardtng's Statements.
After the conference broke up and
his guests had departed. the president
ramr OH: on the front portlco OF the
Wh:I. House 10 talk TO the newspa per
CORRESPONDENTS. about nifty OF whom
Wcr" present.
Asked about the special session, the
president said: -,
Il can only say to you that it will
no, be earlier than Apri! T. and IL
,trht possibly be a week later.
We also discussed taxation pro-
cram for the session. We were trying
To- determine which was the real
pressing business for congress, wheth-
t.r was emergency ldi Ill lSe 's''osiNN'
n- a complete revision OF the TAX
schedules.
We PASSED the matter up Tor fur-
,4cr conference after there had oeen
,T,nvaSs of the committees IN charRs
o. that legislation. II means that IN
.Irad of going into a session or con-
yrrSs without knowing whittier we are
goIn.. W. are trying TO canvass he
whole situation and arrive n . pro-
gram
program Of Cooperation
Tn. prcSiasnt said army and navy
ma itrrs had only been. discussed very
The failure of the approprl'
a:ion bills had been referred to- ne salo.
in considering what the speciai Session
would have to handle.
This IS the beginning or the program
Of cooperation between the president
and corrresS. II is an early step In the
,ulGlmcni Of what I believe the pest poi
~ cr conducting the government brlng'
,as the fellows torcthc: and gettin9 8
,hcm acquainted with each others
views.
nupOsl,jon to tho re-enactment OF the
p.vuc. ,ldrich tariff law as stop gap
n,nas,:r.. Until Il new law can be enacted
dcyr1np.d at the conference, ACCORDING
:, some of those attending.
Payne-Aldrich Tariff Opposed
chairman f'ordney Il the no3se ways
and means committee was said 70 nav
laid before :hc conference his Plans TOT
;lrifr revision and the proposal TO re-
(Conttnued on Page Tsn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
Equal Opportunity for
Japs In Mandate Lands

WASHINGTON March --, EE The As
~oc,atcd Pr"SSD--Jartn 2"c"pted -"
mandate for former German possessions
IN the Pacific r"rth .: the iat"r, IA
rluding the iS.and Of rap, with N" res
crvltion thar japanese citizens $h"u!'L
NOT l.. subjected TO discriminatory and
observation-disclosures treatment ~ other
rnarGa;cd territories.
This was disclosed IN IN" complies
,-1t Of ,hr nandrtr GrIn;"l Japan by
m. I."arue Cf Nations which was OBJ
famed ,oda" IT he state d"nHr rtm"D;.
The reservation stipulated by Japan was
similar 10 enc advanced hy th'' .hm"t' =
can government in reference {" M"S"p' e
tamia in it's recent NOT" 10 IN" LcaEu"
Of Nations. in which exception as" Wa
taken 10 tho declaration in the pream-
bio nf the mandate that it was confer
rod in accordance wiki an agreement
between the principal allied and ASSOC
ciated DoVcrS."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
REBELS IN CONTROL
OF GREATER PART OF
CITY OF PETROGRAD

Washington. Mar : Workmen who
''rrE;.y returned to RUSSIA from tn"
l'r:iri S'ai.S nave become l""d"r$ IN
-" aNti-IIuishCviiN revolt III ihat
rniuirN aiVirrS received hy the state
department To-Day sad.
\ summary Of The reports from d.H-
cent sources - '~Su"l at tn" depart
mrni. !ndICai"G ihdt III" rrNnlutl"nIS;s
rnw are IN control Of The fortress Of
k:onSlnd' IN" majority oC IN" niher
forts. n" ELl'!| i,c"'. III" Gr"ai'' part
81 i'..rrxrai :,nh most "f tn" points
uf military adylnIar" n ~" Fi'n'iN
ur tn" city. con !nEInG IN" summary
"a ID
Thr ch..F Roishcl III uavr ""mmls-
sa- and VI. kal!nin. chairman q! IN
Nl.Eu$Slan central "N"'ut'N" commit
'rn arc held at kr"uStadt by -" krN-
o!utinnlSts as hostages. R"v"IHtinn.
ISIS ar" also said to h" IN con'ro! "t
tlc railroad leading out oc l"tr"Srad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
FAVORABLE REPORT
. ON COLOMBIAN TREATY

Washington March T-Th" Ec!om-
htan treaty VA rerorr"d FORMALLY, -
,hr SCn7je To-Day l., ;hr foreign r"i.r-
;..nS rru,nI;'"". b.; without aun"un""-
mcnt a. 70 plans for its CONSTRUCTION.
'Ia.., action vas routine. IN" commit
rrr l.clng REQUIRED 20 return the 'rCatN.
which r.rovidcS Tor 4 S-I.00H.no r".S-
mont 20 Colombia. on 'h' senate "Ai"n .
DIR %n committee vote was ;HH"n and
no amendments made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
Former Premier VIVIAN
To Bring French Greetings

Paris. Mar. Rome Viv.ant. former
pr,m. minister. 10 going % the United
States. sailing on Ia Lorraine March
10 on an ofTicJAl mission from the
French govornmSnt TO the administra.
tion Of President Harding TO extend the
t~hcitations OF tho government and re-
aTirr 'ts friendship toward the cAiSt-
ing and previous administrations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
Psaxant Revolt

London. Mar IA despatch Ia the
London Times frOm warsaw gays a
p"a,.tnt revolt Of unusual proper ION :
iS sIprnni.ng III the governments Of TAN
h0, N0ronczh and kurSk. under the
leadership of An'vnnn a former r"ri-
mrnta! comma ndcr Of tho R"d army. sc-
curdng 20 General Bora SavInkon.
head nf III" former RI>S:an pOiltlca!
comm tie. H"r" and political adviser 10
G,r"r:u i;uiaE Eaiakovi;rh. n" Finnish
."ld"r
NriunnIs forces have seized G-jaz,.
an important railway Uncr on n Tam
boy. cooperating with Genera! Nakno,
the lkra.uian ant Sh"N:k .caLcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
Era Of Good Feeling
Proclaimed By the
President Has Begun
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
copyriSh; BY The lntellissncer

Washington, Mar. The e-a "t good
'rc,.nE. procLlisned - hopefully by
I'-cSldca: Harding n his inaugural adj
dr"Ss. has n Il measure been begun.
The smiling Ccuutcnaa,cS ot Demo-
cratic - well Us Republican senators
crrrrginc from the presidents otIC"
bore testimony to-day TO the fact that
80 the arSt time ~ eighty years con
gross and the chief executive are on
intimate terms with one another. thiS.
means TO reflection on Mr.. =" lSon VINO
Sarte - Washington without kno"'ai:
much about The persona. equation OF
,ongrrsS ana who never cultivated 'hr
legislative membership but Il does mean
nat Warren ti2rdinG'S six years IN tN'
United States senate w!ll probably PROVE
a great advantage instead OF E@na''aP
:" h.m.
There are almost rs many Democrats
rS ErruhlcarS calling on Mr.. harding
Senator Oscar [ ndrrwoOd. "t AlaGtma'
ic.,!rr Of the minority. spent long
,.inc with N" president When ne came
on, OF ~. Waite House. Mr.. Underwood
admitted that M had asked MI Hardin;
10 give ne boys IN congress = c7an'e
10 go hoG:c hctw""n no" and the "NtVa
session OF coHersSS. arguing. !nI'r"'
;hAt congress would probably y" here
al summer and tina; the interNa. VAS
n"rt"d hy "vrry member OF congress r.
respective ot pnr'y.
Rut thIt WASH AL Nj. a''7""o1
en- ;'''' tH,e .,.,I 80 nrI rr,.,ds -
NJ ,.,5a-r,.mi wjh a llr.h and
"'H i 49,; 80 ,,r, .hnur ,Iat
We ~ N "o' , -.
Chamberlain Calls
Another Democrat. Senator Chamber
"a n. ui p""-yt, h.,I Ar @udi"N'" Win
President Na~d.re. who = w:N be re-
called cAi;"ss-d pc->':.>I r"%rrt at IN"
defeat ~..firrrd Ny Nj 'hAmo"rtaia n
the last r!e2tl"a
WHAT chan" hal '~'.I NJ. nam :
A-"'A.n loNtNS.!. waea 'he Vu'E'' ''us
president diIn ""nt 20 50 'nS
c,ec'ed ana thr in.""'hE ~ -
egraphcd "G; 'hht ne "'n'S" - "'p"'
hcT,n elected. 49,,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
$1,000 Rebols March on Capitol

London, Mar. "A despatch :" the
F.Acu.ngc Telegram from llr!sinEt"rS
SAYS that thirty seven thouS;thu ne"
from kronstadi are marching on Pctro-
grad The Soviet uifICE.,+ have sent
Chinese and other troops WIKI artillery
to meet Them.
The Soviet troops lrIc! 20 get n C"n o
TAFT with the rebels h"r"S" t3c zee h'at
no suburb Of NaSChuStrolT, bUt the
cruiser .IclrupavlovSA Nhc.l'd and rou:-
ed larIn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
TrothkY in Comma And

Siu. hh".ri. Mar. 1.--Trotaky. the SOW
:r; war minister. - commanding ;h"
Soviet ..lrrs m=hi!nK against II" reVo-
lui:un.-.rS around PctrnErad. accord
ing I" It III, s>;,E" from lt"tS nEtorS Inc
genera. nCmbardmrn' continues.
B;g .unhr" - heard a; T"riohI, some
me, to the north Of p"trOErhd. kT"n-
sad; g., hrins hOn5a rdcd by several
forts aad the krlSnrya ';orku fortress
- ;&So Lr ne. presumably against
kr.n-ladt. wh:,I iS answering power
tu,N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
Exclusion Of Radical
Newspapers From the
US, Mails Is Upheld

W,Shing,rn. Ma .Nutnur"'N -;
~ then prSii0ns'"r E'n':.i. A.H'F' :.
Hur'"eon. {" IiEGrIw >"rund '"iS' MAJ!
pr!yilrgns from ANY publication "h''h
Violated M. cSp.rHarr act through
pr:ntlnr articles ":ruh'DE :" Great" n
suhordinanon ar d.Si"ya!iI' ~ IN" MIL
itary or nava' forces. "a% uph"'d 90
day hy IN" supr'm" court ASN'-'H'''
Justices l;r;."dr's and ll"!n'S d'$S' n"",
Tho court sUstal ned ~" supreme
rour; Of 'hr p.sir,i 81 Columbia IN It's
refusal to ."Su" m."d'mhS order.
CnrnISrll llnE ~" r""'"~a''" "i ~" i'''
licCcs to the Milwaukee" l~'h"'r. -
which Victor Errprr w., ID '"r. tn"
Ic,dc- !, r,-~y:rc - 7rucri - N"
supreme court vas J".n"i =. -" E"M
York Can \ rrw"ra"c" i"r."d second
o'.vS ma:'."g pr.'.,"C' dnTinE IN"
The Majority Opinion
"Whai"v"r INJURIES 'a'" - 'tt"' S"I ,
frrrI WAS In" result nf i rWn '""i"'..
declared Asso-.Lt" Justice r'.arH. who.
n reading M MAJORITY opinion. r'-
ritcI excerpts from a-f;c!"S IA ~" news
i,a per as Sthu' tf'i l., ~" government
n .urport -" NJ Hur'"*rn'S action.
"rh"s" ar'.',!s ""r" n". n,s;EntT' ~ !"
law, hey rr'uri2' Il. hut v'r" .n'"n"'Hi
~ eti- nrl. .$:t.on - th"m ard ln'"rnn.
r'-,rr" AUTHORITY - grant 'h'' ''HfS:'
frrd privileges. lus';re Ciarf H".G. car
cd win - auihU-.'" :" wiiNdraw ih''r.
nc declared > IN lmprsS h,'irv for ih"
pry:al au.ho-Ii.r~ ri'"mpt.nr I" Sc1n
Zach @erara'o :>sur Il = ""we'ai>"" sub
N n.tt.d - frS mas % G.''r-r0 y" "A"-
rhcr : VS. n N'"'A' ~ "' -" lr" -
eurrnrt,rr -" p0"'m;I>i"- S"n"r3t u"
maxim his "rr!rr cover "''" n""hn!i"
future"
Brandies Dissents
Th, c-l.rr.snr ;Ani thf "da" process
clans. lf ii,.. ,.nnSt'iuf or vs. Einh'''i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
C0STA R|CAN INVADERS WITHDRAW;
ARN||ST|CE WITH PANAMA COMES

lha Associa ed PrrsS)--An armistlce os-
tween Panama and Costa R,ca and nnal
settlement q. the boundaries question
!S being negotiated through mediation
Of In. United States government IL
was announced here today.
New York. Mar 1.--Tourists affNlnH
hero today, from the canal zone on tho
liner Clua told of an anti-Ameflcan
demonstration they had witnessed IN
Port Linrnn. CustaRica. after 1aise'
report had been circulated that inc
United States had interceded in oehah
Of Panama in the tcrrItorIa! dlspoto De-
tween that nation and Costa Rica
The report said that com Misty
building. owned by the United Fruit
company. was damag ged during street
r!1t!ng. Later. when the tourists reAched
san Jose. The Costa Rican capitol. thoy
were received with cheers when II vAS
enormously announced that they oorn.
priscd a peace mission. representing tho
United States government.
CostA RioAns 1sthtnS.
Panama, March THE retireEnent Of
the Costa Rican forces from the GuAbi :
to-A!mirante region. in the province Of
Rocas Del Toro. toward the left hank
Of the Si1ola river. Is, rapqfted ~
evening. ~
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SIMPLICITY MARKS LAST RITES
At THE BURIAL Of CHAMP CLARK


Towing Nfr"n. NJ" Mht'h - "8 M
,"rH W!,S ,,,.i ,.',. T,' r..r.
'mGhH III thr ''',.' 'h'I''l -, me-, ' IT.
o-aaS "" ID. M''.'' "''r,' n,,",.-,, m,>
u'rL'uh! .' i.
,t'n'I wa IuI .'N w. '.,' ,J,,
t''hpN"" ,i.' -. anu w. - - -
nn1lp anu A".''' VIZ, u''' 80
ihrFr "'r' "" 'u''E - Wv 80
ana the expression lr'QH'h''E WI H." !
nat II was "''n"rF"'', '"h'H- ."
k"cp'nS WIN 10 %'hi"HF' I'h'N'''' =,
10Y" OF simpi'.N II waS i"f h'r" hh. .
E''.e IN ~" "aN "i "ra'nrE ana -. nEN,
E"u'" O' ""''u I" " IVA '' ~ -
neon ntid I" MI. .@fh m'n"'I a. IN
''"nGr"SS'nnaI n'Tt'''S J" ""Sh'ht
ana 'nH' VIZ. ."'H VIA -" nH ,"' ''nN
railroad Journey. would d'S:r' 'hH' -"
loca, exercises b" a. Sirnri" "s r"f%ih."
NO Funeral Sermon
In Inc with this uurposH ih"rc w,S no
funeral sermon ai M grave" Tn" "xrr-
CiscS which consisted only "f praycgs.
urr. conducted hy ,hr I..v Robert =
BOYD. a nephew ~ Mrs Clark. and pas
TOR or a Kansas cay Presbyterian
church.
Prayers a!So w"rc offered by the i:rr.
rsr Charles Jarnlnu and tnr Rev
Erorrr 4 II,,h,nCk Hn'D Of Howi.n.:
Green. In ali fhr PRAYERS were refer
cnCes 80 Mr. ,'hrk'S upr.rhtncssnrs> -.
Refnre the services Il the grave. .hr
St Louis committee headed b. former
Coycrnor Gardner. and CONGRESSMAN
eject lIa~cS went :" "iinn"yshuck the
Clark home to pay their respects to Mrs
clark. Many others also visited the
Clark home. and were shown through
port ions or i by G"lon", Joe Adams, u
tonfrd"rat" veteran. VII" has been care
!aker Of IN" tiarE h"ni' m"r" than t""n-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
81 ODD RUSSIAN REVDLUT|ON|STS i
MARCHING 0N ETROGRAD; CITY
UNDER HEAVY B0MBARDMENT
Fleet Supporting Antl-Bolshe-
vistic Uprising Red Arm
les DESERVING Revolution
Spreads to Moscow

IlcIsingforS, Finland, March
1.-THE rcvoIutionarics are bonn
harding Prtrograd and Soviet bat
tcrics at SystrrIck, Rcvonncna
and Tarbovka are bombarding
kronS1adt, says IA dispatch from
Niborg. received here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
rurtous Bonn bardment

SIorAnuim. Mar. 7.-E"ports from
Trr.yk:. ..mcd ~ O'Clock Monuay eve
ming, say that the OomlHrumeht ~
Erun.ns more furious more than SILKY
SnrtS a minute bong nrcG.
|; - confirmed III these reports that
kr.LSnoya iiorku fortress IS >uri"'r''hs
! N. hrunStadt fortress and Is hohhlFH-
ing IN the direction Of Petrugrau'
Tn, fleet and the SyStcrbak batteries
also seem 70 be- following hronStadt y
IN, .nI.Ir.
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Occupy Three Cities.

l.onhun. March :. ,Ey the Associated
Ir"SS. Allied troops vii! march in:"
Germany tomorrow in accordance with
the decision OF the allies 10 ;nnICt on
Germany the penalties provided for be-
cause nt IN" non-suiul iucnt Of her re-
parationS obligations. I vas announced
oIiciitlI lpiS evening
The German dci"gatIon w.ll return
70 riermuny tonurrOw rs members
said after the conference that they
wcr. no: empowered To tnak" amy fur
:H"r proposals. and that tn"y ie%rctte't
the possibility that. the ali:'d troops
were already marching CT"n Germany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
BREAK COMES
WITH ALLIES
RECRETFUL
GERMANS INSIST
TERMS IMPOSSIBLE
Feeling Of Relief Without En-
thusiasm Pervades Eng
lish People

l."nd"n. Mnrcn 7.--Th" n"Enrai'onS
over ihr German inh"mnIt."S "rr"
hruk"n TODAY. arii"n comes TOMORROW
wl,h n" march "f French. British ami
ErlciAn forces into Germany. AID tn"
occupation of Il large section "t h,r
richest manufacturing country
Even now ,hr al!ird troops Al" on
RI" may" f"r Il id'r R"rI!u diSnat"I
says lhh: French troops who VIII "r-
cupy puS~cldorr have advanced u with
~ s!x m,lrS "f that c!ty.
Tho allied ultimatum was force !"S"d
apparently with r"lu"tanC" by IN" Brat
lsh prim" minister. Tn" French Il" not
HrH"ar r"Gr"tfu!. Will" IN" Germans I"Ii
Lancaster House. wh"r" IN" conferences
bag" been held. plainly depressed. T.
rak" their train for hom" tomorrow.
Armed Invasion Ordered.
Two !nnC sIi,!nrs ur the conference
ihr,,.,hrd on, III" nunl break hHfOr" Mar
>uI F,wn ana F.rli Marshal Wilson
wruI" l.l"crnmS. ordering thc commands
g. +; the front L. execute IN" orders
H!r"aiN given Ia them.
Dr SmunS. the German foreign Soc
r,.rry. presented IN altrrnat3N" plan.
whereby Germany a;:r""d 10 pay IT." an
uiti."S for the iir' i've years H"'nan n""H
n the parlS ullr. and also N" "Gu.FA'
l"n; uf fhn urCrn>"l tw"iv" per cent iAN
- ,Xporis bat riUHE 10 IN" cond'iNnN
:rr ~. retention OF luU"r Si'cSia anh
w"-ia- -wld, fr""lrm "f German trade.
Action Deplored.
NJ I.iuNd t;"urr,.. It,. :Nrri"G Iuden"n'
for tn, alias. sad ih"y deeply G"r'orcl
ihr r,..,,.~SltN Gf ~. decision. Will" ~.
: IN, u: lung tn :hr last contention tn:
th, Lars drmnndS wee ImH"S>io." l'f
-. rn'.2, =" fNlEIl.
Tl.r ...l.. : regarded IA" German '""rNr
Is strategy 10y decay. and m" iI''S'
ri.r 49, one Wht r"hN III" VINO" ;r"H'|
" nr.i hlv, t. h. recon >ii"rrd ana de
la,rl after G,r years whom Germany
ns,.rr nn!d more fnvorahl" rosiii"n.
Ir STnuns finally asked t"r further
:n o. - which tu consult IN" German
r3l, ~. rhi< VAS denied
French Bear the Brurt-
IT,. trrnuh army wi! furniSh IN"
l,lk uc 'hr forces for The No. mar'h
'utn Germany. Great britain '"n-
,?.,utiun IN mon VII h" only inrG"
La.rc cunuCi tu shNH hrr su.'dar'ty
t'.h NNr allie. WHO wait WIN "a" deep
r~r interest ANY SIuN from WaShinGihn
nf inr American r"'"rnm' MS atttnd"
r,wa-I ~. H"w ci.t"rrr.S"
Tn general fee, ny ~ England aP-
n,.,r- 'n t." "nr Of rr'!"f. without en-
'hu,;l,m
Tnr rrlm" m.n:"t"r explained go"
.,~,.i nv IA '"r h"Ns' 90 '-'n nm"uS 90
rrrh:. N sT""ch ~ VA. \ 'h~r" Mas
y, unt, ~ luhl,'a'i"0
The rna1orill "f Ergn>h new Spap"rs
law. taken -" t"ndc :!at tn" most an
po-!aat 30 mt .nN",N"! wa> hat tn"
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French Bear the Brunt-
Continued on Page Tor.)
FOR SUGAR FUTURE TRADING.

Ncw V"rH. March - Adv ~ h,li'v a.
ina.yurI..un iI'G".S trading IN rcijn"d
sug-,r. with delivery n Chicago. tho
con,"r nE :h' h""; ~ufar ,rIuS'-H. -
h"'nr rnna:l"r"I 10y IN" hoard rf mama
r.~S Of ~, Erw NNrS cote" and Sugar
exchange" % was announced today.
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Red Armies Desert

Ncw Nurh Mar I.-ForCcs q; IN"
Red ARMIES have Joined worNnGmcn n
r..irUErad and Moscow n open rcNo.i
IgH.u>, IN" BolSh"r:St power, SAID re-
ports received here toda! by the Rus
sian Irfnrnai.o .on bureau. from sources
in direct rnnnrC;!un with IN" move
met" Similar uprising ar, reported n
several provincial rentrrS.
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INVADERS To
MOVE IN FORCE
At DAYLIGHT.
THREE GERMAN CITIES
ARE TO BE OCCUPIED
German People Described to
Be Calm In the Hour Of
Tribulation

Paris, March THE hour for
the general advance of the allied
troops to occupy Dusseldorf, DuiS-
burg and Ruhrort will be day-
break tomorrow. it Was announced
here tonight.
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Germans Are Calm.

Du!Sbur-; Girrmany March : rfy
Associated i'rrSS THE coming II an
army "t occupation across IN" Rr.GIln-
guarded br,dS" from NouherE. IN tn"
-.Arr side Q. the Rhine. = being await
81 calmly. The Cnampcr of 'umu"rr"
LAS urged the I.rri!n government 10 pay
~ attention 70 commercial ln'"rrSfS.
aut to act pat-jo':ca caly. Iith"ul,n N"
business lr.,G"IS her" ar" i''%> IN = &c
over The rTr,.' Of tGT oCCGpr' vf-
Thr combined harh"rS g; i'HlShu-g
and Euhror, nov On" CouUNUr;tN. make
:hls the largest r.y"r rrrt ~ III" world
T. haudl"S NOR" than @n."I0. .on".nhD
tons at >hivr'nS annually. II - m
h.rf outlet tor the Enh" d,<t-rt and
t;"-u.,.ny'S priHc.pn, ,oa; C"n'"r.
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THE WEATHER.

West virrinin--Purtly cloudy Tues
ds.v, followed by showers Tuesday night
and Wednesday. cooler Wednesday,.
Ohio and Western PennSylvaniR-
Showers Tuesday, warmer in extT Teme
north portion; Wednesday. ratn, followed
by clearing and much cooler.