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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
SIM FE|NER IN
VIOLENT ATTACK
ON HEPREM|ER

Dublin. Aug. 3o.-Np':m!sm n Dublin
over the Irish peace negotiations re-
"!r"i Il shock today when John Mac
\CH.. speaker .. he Irish republican
is,r In meut. In introducing i deputaH"n
~: tyrone and FernlAragh counties 20
Eamonn he Valera. tho Irish r"rUh..'Nn
81, !cr delivered a violent attack AGAINST
Premier lloyd George.
Speaker Macbeth said that ;hr I:r.' ~!
l-.:G" minister. IN his lates; words !"
Nj IL Valera. IN which ne mentioned
the possibility OF civil war, would he
taken IN Belfast AZ an in"item"n' -
canat!ral violence. which N" speaker de-
r,Nr"d had hee0 the outcome OF ne
British policy.
The British ministry. ne said. have
the!r hands on the main switch 81
sana;icism. This policy was I'D, he
asserted
l; was not 70 prevent ctv!l war. the
Dam speaker declared. but 20 prepare
for L. that the British government had
been dtsarm,ng all except its own
friends "a special police organized IN
Orange lodges who would be let loose
upon Tho dlsarmed population.
The dcputa,inn from tho two counties
consisted OF tho chatrmcn OF the county
councils and local elected representa-
tive.. They told NJ DO Valera and
the cabinet tha, Tyron" and Frrma1a Oh
would not submit, 10 the Relfnst pa-lla-
mert. OF whose area ln"N claimed -
constitute So per CEN. They declared
tina, In the w" coun'iHs there was an
anti-rartltion majority Of 7.S3l.
Mr.. Ia Valera corNpNd his reply "a
..surIpc ther TINT he Dali cabinet vas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
FIGHT PICTURES AND
OTHERS

Considerable discussion over the
shuw,ng @: pr!z" hEh, pictures In the
movies has totinwc1 the D"mpsey-Ca
,c2'"r hattie. There Is federal law
aca!ns' transporting such Aims from
nu~ state % another. This law waa
passed to meet \ special condit!"a which
has ceased TO exist.
In view - the o.h"r 1lrs that easily
pass the censors and are sont to all
paris OF the coun.rr without the sl;Eh,-
est Interference. Il - Il littl" ridiculous
10 bar pictures ~ u pr.ze nEh' "" ca
20 20 n picture ;h",tr" and soc mon ard
women shot. knlf"H, strangl"d nnd
otherwise done - death. bat when Il
comes 10 seeing two we'll trained and
we'll matched boxers IN action. Uncle
Sam IL a precise Puritan Priscilla"
We may soc pictures OF all sorts ~
situations that ar" morally thousand
miles below prize hight. but when u
comes to looking at two lighters in a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
THE ALLEGED LEAGUE
Joker"

Their. need be but little concern over
the alleged Joker" IN the treaty o.
p>ace with Germany n regard TO tne
LEAGUE Of nations. Il = said 10 leave
he way open for the United States 20
take part In the deliberations ana
lions Of the league at the option OF inc
executive branch OF our government
without the consent OF congress.
With the Wilson administration IN
power. thA would De something 20
worry about. Then there would be con-
stan, danger OF the United states treas
ury or the United states army ana navy
hstnS called upon TO 90 something
costly. Impractical or groteSque' 10
have given Mr.. Wilson and his cohorts
unrestricted power to participate IN tne
league OF nations would have created
immediate and just!na5Ie alarm. ~
Paris Mr.. Wilson gaIe his personal
pledge TO Rumania and q number OF
other small nations that the forces ana
resources OF America would be used 70
protect the interests o. any member OK
the league II occasion arose. Mr.. VIII
son was a league en'hUs!ast--one might
almost say l-agu" extremist he
would have done many th!nSs IN THIS
connection distastet,il 20 the American
nconl. IL the power had been placed In
his hands.
With the Harding administration
circum stances are vastly different. Not
only has the whole International situa-
;ion undergone grea: change. bringing
about new viewpoints all over tho
world. but tho man now IN the White
Hous. considers N" welfare Of America
as OF more direct concern 10 him than
the troubles Of f"r".cn nations. either
small or large.
Despite all the "jokNrs." L may be
confidently asserted that the United
States vii. never Join the league az
nations as long "a the covenant romans
as u now ~. The pr:nc! Hl".os IA" league
is very good. and has always been so
considered By the people % tbs c"un-
nv but the manner in which 4 was
worked on, at Paris made It impossible
ot adoption here. Article Y. would hive
20 ne eliminated and severa! other ar
sicles radically changed before the
league could even hope to gain the en-
horSement % the American public. SO
FAR az the use Of possible power by m"
executive Is concerned. no president
would use such power n a manner dia-
rlet-ically opposed 70 the wishes 81 me
people. plainly Indicated last fatl at the
polls. To do so would be political sui
eide. both for him and FOR his party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
WHY MISS PICKFORD, FAIRBANKS
AND CHAPLIN ARE GIVEN WELCOME

always Of interest Whether they
knew them people feeling that they acquainted with
authors who " with their svery rotes
Then wonder that three OF
receiving enthusiastic vel
Douglas Fairbanks and
Gothamies them with cheers
GOOD wishes themselves This great trio OF
screen artists artistic tnmakng and
pleasing record TOO that all OF them are young
generation 10 come
with appeal and genius and her &C
husband dro artist Charles Chaplin on
acquainted with them One also
wonder that
hngs about the streets and the
pavh se--Ne York; Telegraph.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
Whittemore TO Remain
In City Two Weeks
Rettr1ng Traction Official Remembered
With GIFT by His Associates

J. n. Whittemore. retiring manager
Of tho Wheeling Public Service Com
pauy. announced last evening that, NJ
though he sewers his relations with the
traction company tomorrow, h" does
not intend to leave for New York ely
FOR a while yet Mr.. Whittemore said
that ne intends to stay around Whccl-
ing for az leaqt Two weeks to rest up
before he leaves for Tho metropolis,
where he vii! b" identified with the
Barstow Company. !arE" hrokeraH"
Wall street firm The statement In nn-
other paprr last evening regarding MI.
wh!ttemore leaving for New York 90
dav Is incorrect, and It Is Mr.. Whit
,cmore's wish that this paper coyrsc;
The statement.
A. remembrance from his ass"cl-
ntes here. Mr.. Whitt"morc was pre-
sented with a handsome travelling case.
with his initials II. II. W" elAh"rateiy
engraved In Gnld on the outside. ON
III" Inside the inscription. 'E"np'I-
nents Of the clerical force Of the
Wheeling Public Service Company"
was engraved. Mr.. Whittemnre was
somewhat surprised when called to his
office Monday night and found his Assoc
cIates waiting with farewell party
in his honor. at which time The GIFTS
were presented.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
ANOTHER do NOT"

ON. Of The soundest OF modern ousi-
ness precrpts IS, DO not cash the
strangers check" To this should he
added another for tho beueat OF motor
lists, namely, DO not give the stranger
a ride IN your car.
True, the man generously picked up
by tho big-hearted motor!st may be all
right-but go may the stranger VINO
comes In to get check cashsd' In many
cases he Ia all right. In many oth"FN'
unfortunately. he is not.
With the tremendous increase In tn"
number az automobiles, the weary
Willies" Of tho country are turning
from the train 70 the auto as means
Of drumming" their way from one part
of The country - another. An autoIno-
bile owned by a good natured tourist IS
far more comfortable and less danger
Gus means OF locomotion for willie
than Tho brake rods or tho side door
Pullman"
Unemployment has made these wan
derers OF the highways unusually nu-
merous and desperate To the con-
Armed "hoboes." most OF whom are
harmless. have been added many OF a
new and different claSs--men with more
energy and initiative. who look upon the
owners Of automobiles as members of
the capitalist class and therefore fair
prey.
Tho numerous instances Of petty and
more serious crimes by men given a
lirt'' along tho road should inspire eau
ton, To say that tho man with car
should be generous 70 his less fortunate
brothers along the road Is fine senti-
ment. but he should be fairly certain
that his brother" IS not prepared TO
him over the head with q blackjack.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
What Other
Editors Say

After all tho talk about good roads
err. the road from here 70 there 10
Just az bad as ever. and tho one 10
somewhere else Is little bit worse. -
Fairmont Daily Times.
One Of tho redeem!ng features or SLOW
times Is that everybody who has any
thing 70 sell IL courteous 70 tho con-
sumner. Remember the hoom days when
II annoyed tradespeop'' 10 have to walt
on you-Morgantowr New Dominion.
Once We heard &C couple whose
married life was 4 dream OF bliss TO
the end. They died on their honey
moon--TTea SAINTS County Leader.
The wonderful way" road from
east 70 west. embraces Huntington and
other Ohio valley cities. II will be
truly a wonder way. as nothing is more
wonderful than the scenery of tho Ohio
valley and the hills and mountains nt
West Observation-Disclosures Herald Dis
patch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
Charter Wheeling Firm

Secretary If State Houston q. Young
has issued n Chrr''r {" Henderson
Mccain. whoIcsal" ana retail mcrChan-
dis" dealers. OF Wheeling. The capital
stock of the Arm authorized Is S@"h."nh.
C.cm"nt \. Mccain. Leo A. Mccain.
james Henderson. Bcrtram Mccain and
AIDA Brown. all of Wheeling. are named
as incurpurators.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
FELLOWSHIP SUPPER

There Will be fellowship supper
az IN. WhcelIng Baptist TrmT'" for
all men rf tho Temple. at N" Y. ".
t. \. Il, ESQ this evening. The sup
i."r will hc free and served by the
daughters Of the Temple society OF tho
church.
There will be specia. speaking and
r,usio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
GORBY MOTOR CAR co.
Wheeling Firm Chartered with Author
ized Capital OF $4,000.

4 certificate of !rr"rrnr.N .,.a Wn-
wanted Yesterday to II" G"rav Motor
car Company ny Secretary # STAT"
Houston -. Young. TIL" 'o,.,. au,h"r!7cd
capitalization - slLh.0"o.
The Stockholders arc: 7 -. G"rhv.
r. IT, Nahikc. \ = Srh!ff,er VI r.
GUrhy and V. II. E,hir
1t Ia tho iu'"ut!on of 'hr new concern
- lcas" buy properly IN IN" cry
where they will buy. sell "xohauE" AMI
deal IN automobiles anl tru.'ns
At present Mr. G"rhv '"ndu~'s n"
rarag" ~ S!xt""nth ,ui EoFc streets.
and has III" agency rnr tho O,lsmnh.,"
and Chcvrn:o thul"moh!l"s.
II am no good unless | STRIKE" said
the match.
And you lose Your head cv"ry time
YOU do strike" said the match box
Science AID Invention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

Tho other night a man struck a match
20 see how much gas was IN his auto
tank while II was being filled. To mako
a long story short. he found out. As
Barnum says. there Is one born every
minute. but tho worst OF 1t is that some
OF them live
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

II congress would pay as much atten-
ton TO questions Of taxation as II does
70 beer and anti-heer legislation. there
would he 4 lot moro normally in tho
country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

"Benr doomed as medicine head
Inc Not because Il isn't me1'c'n" but
because x IS beer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

II mon would pay as much attention
"a the garden hose they do TO silk
hose. chrv would have better cv"s:Cht
and appetite.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

The house OF representatives vo'"' to
ccnsure Senator Reed FOR remarks about
congressman Tols'chG. What the
senator said was worth a censure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

According to tho numerous arrests
for wifc-heating. n. foreigner would
think ,hnt this 70 becoming one 81 the
great American indoor pastimcs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

'ITaA light cc1ts: gets thirty days.
hradlin". John u. will do well TO steer
clear Of Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

\ Venezuelan arrived In New York
With ylno.Goo IN gold coin. II he cx-
prc'S 10 cat hen need II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

Congress SAYS that a mans home IL
his castle. Thanks for the compliment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

In these days a man has - be more
than an artist 20 draw a check.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

clean exhibition Of strength and skill
We are barred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31
Adopt PTico Re1olution

.,,. ,,,ou,.,o. ,..,irhi
S,, F 1,ooot.a odru,rd a
the conference Oh 49, n,t,a
resolution preseh'eo D! ''"' 30 -
OF NhhEI"S'"n' "eS' - ,'',, ,,t,o
iha' inc ""' 'SSo, '','U' G.. osc. no.
representatives "pp'"' 'H d,,or,
fore the 'n!teu states treasury
meni.
The resolution was preP"'cu d"
suggestion OF the der"r men'' Mr.. f''.,
SAID ana reS"'''i',V''" sar,
local bar associations" aSS!s' III" n"P"''
meN III - ,nr q,
q'"' '''I" .''''' =, r-r,,od c,,..s treasury
cases ""'"!" '''e
uep'' men, ,,ro ,-o,:tcl ,ha, the
It's resoN,'on also ra't ,n..aa,c .'' ~, he
',,rh 49, ,ho nroc,!ce OF law. This
regarded as toe P'".'i' s,dnr,
provision was "u"p'e' "'' nr..
able discussion as AN "."hon -, S.w
80,
Nork.
NotAolo "t''
Notable figures In the bar assoca-
ton. including Chief Just"" wilma NJ
Howard Taft. who arrived tonight
El.hu Root and Fred Lehman, former
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-11
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

Very reasonable.
IiGIir not sEKEEri>G ROOMS 10
DETROIT n. 49, Light ruusrkoeuing
r""ins for r"nt south side. O'trc csls
hAiBELLE. 81. l93-'rwu two-rouru mot
"ru apartment clean ana cool, fur
rish't Tor housekeeping. s. per week
oEagr bNpl-J.
CuEYLNNU. $. 5ii-Tvo large cool
hent housekeeping rpums. working
Eai"Eo for ON" rnr psngo Gu7l.t
TWO NICELY Furnish d rooms on first
floor adjoining bath. cedar 200
TultEE rooms reht hpusrka,ping. $50.
"pr'h Nanthus Usage 2lCa.
fhfiSG". f!s, s.. ioi. Furnished .r.on,s Tor
light housekeeping. osag" Ems.
CT TuRlE s.. o-c-.Two light house
Hgepins rooms. In private hom". usasc
THIRD, =. in2 single room. 50 per
ns iorn.b,d ''f ,s 'SSl psf moata naal &Gg,y Grcyy
room apartment completely furnished {I5
per month. '"dar 1855.
TWO NICELY furnished light housrkccp.
Ing rooms. Cedar 1850
WHEELING. s., 22i-Two furnished light
| entrance.
CHEYENNE, y. eu-Two cool clean
rooms Rink, screen porch, private en-
trance
HODGE. b c-oe--rwo usht housekeeping
rooms prtvdt" entrance on car limo. re-
, duced rent Usage G.st-R
! NAVY ,tp,,t.N,,S ,pTs --,,s
nicely furnished sleerins room and
kitchen private entrance, married couple
only. references Usage sos.
THIRD. H.. 1905 Two or three rooms fur
! Wished w"d"rn. good vol ~ water.
FRANKronr s, 1lti-.Two or four
vonl,nccs
r,vrI>x,r, 10, ,,,r,,.,.o,
rooms r6nectlne 6atn. also OF, one Fur fnr
T, niShoi Cedar li57
/ Ing Moicrn; s. 90 per Week. Phone
osage N5o7
| honsck Spinr rooms, connecting bath, pri.
va,o entrance.
! rooms with slecutng porch, niJuinin;
hath Osago 72iO 7
! FRISCO. s., 5ll Two modern HIGHT
housekeeping rooms, first floor. Cedar
1885.
! ADMIRAL iti6-rwo light housekeeping
rooms fHr rout Usare $50.
HDUSEkEEPl%G orr slecring room with
sIcepng porch whlknE distance. $500,
al " Easlon Place. Usage 4s37
FuR REST Three nicely furnished
Housekeeping rooms, strictly modern.
back and front entrance. south exposure.
between, street car and u'ney' adults
"n'y ~ S1u'n Na"'n''
| Ei'N'op, \" s'"-Iwo furnished IEht
,"NH"nr' i,,ns ,"u,.S W. o"nnH'.'W rl
nh'' 'n"n,r, ~ I'''h' i'''' E'o P''
.------,-
r,,,s c,,r,,,,,S ,,,tb clmse 4,
viii be- ,ac,n, lGth' Gai cedar 2o9l.
| .--,,.,.. 49,.
ranrs or.r esy,r, With or without "a,
raEr. can Osagg gahs
! ,,,.,.,,-.-. =, .,...,., ,..,....,..
~ NN, ,,, ,n,,l,T ,sI' ,,S,rr
rates
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-11

CHEYENNE. S, S,-prslGahlr southeast
room. close.in. Phone CsaTe soS
tCRNER room. adjoining bath. yrutUa-
tipu three sides. second LHnr, brick
apartment three blocks south Cosden
b.ls. Usage .Sla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-11
KY 10 N~sItIcNriON ORDER
~ hIil'U II~IiD.

~ " ne ~ LISTED.
ANNOI NCtNtINIs.
I CNir DT IliN'kH
Q II"Ir'I NnTi,te
If.t.If'T. DIRECTIONS
IIDuU-rI
e.iuu',rs ,<p' socmrIrs
2 lD.I N.n IDrEp
rl.nl1Y rHr.uv,t.
.. sPrCIkL sDgtcr.'
10 hrT'NyuIls ruft SALE.
a. AUTOS rDu uu.E DNnNGi..'
% MprOuDYcIr9 AND iutYtLEs.
- wATTE,u,. ,N,,.rmM,uulilgs
70 uOT'EiS
~ IGUT upusrKrrTING ROOMS
y uopNs rur n.Nr FunNisnED.
20 MiGlAaFl''T MiGlAaFl'' r. 'lHrFs rHl
s' wHin..1 i, !, TX ,.s"NS :, = :" ,,cr ro'no.
"a a WislsGlsli srHyr'a '''
gs DiIN4i>G NSD pyEi%G
20 pHFssNAtING- -NIIfi<EuY.
~ .urNTING AND PIlfMniS,
-s rE-r.iN<o-
H4 NtNIE,, AND grtENtr
3. rAtrrl.,G NSp DECORATING.
'a ilil'rr%G N&W EtNrloNraY.
= T,rE,a,},,.@ T,rrEE,I,1}l, @N!. \ r.! s,itvi,Gis ,iynlGi,iyo
d TNlroi,i$G NEp i.uGssi>G.
INrInNuiNr
g. EVpIDNNtI rr NIrcrfrs
~ lrfp V.Ntrin uNI.
-. iI.fp WANTED rENtIr
40 min N,. b., ,l irtEsttTr
Al -shIINut% \Np Ali.[rS
A. gITI. \I.IbNf VV\NTI.b
IIN\>tI\I
.-.T.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-11
EI,IIEIN IIIisNNAI
AUTOMOBILES


FuR SALE rurds o' all kinds. Uuicks.
IudEcs and acy"ral other good makes,
those cars are Offered Tor sale by prIvat.
owners at bargain. Look them over.
Used car Exchange. 40 y. Main. Osags
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-11
AUTOMOBILES


NIIO II FII IE~ NNb NiINIKN II
CDpBIN AUTO srRfSGS WDRKg-su..
'N,ilso lu uaHIrg and repairing auto
-rfirrs reaching fiat springs an1 uU
i'upetng CIV" VS. trial 800 T.. First
cedar ItU1. .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-11
ROOMS WITH BOARD

EXCELLENT howe-cookcI meals. close
in, rates reasonable Usage t32s, COS
South p,uNrE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-11
HEIp-MALn OR FEMALE.
Statesmen AND AUENrs

WANTED Salesman 80 sell Western Flee.
tric household devices. liberal ouums.
sioH. tall IN person. Electric Equipment
CO.. 90 ". Fifih.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-11
MnrnOUCyrIIs An uIo,,,r. +,
vA>rI.n-Atrunoui,ps
BOARD AND ROOMS

HOTELS Is
JEtfEHsD-, UprEL
2iG g. Buuldrr
Al outside rooms. shower and tub
baths. pri,tt" OF connecting The cool.
est AMI beat ventilated hotel in tho city
SrErrsL - MINER RATES.
Phone osagr ls17 sJI6.
TULSA ROOMS Jl1n S. Cincinnati room,
by day 81 and 1l.50. weekly 50. S. and
- clean. quiet ana respectable. Usage
s2Sb
COOL sleeping rooms. modern. summer
rates colorado hotel. Usage 1888. 1854
n. Main.
WEsrLASD HOTEL 2o5n East THIRD.
rooms With hot and cold water. 81 TO $40
per week. Connecting and private bath
tl2 aud tit OsAge 1879
RITZ HOTEL.
,0l East Third street
respectable HOTEL for respectable
PEOPLE
Good Dining Room in Connection.
NICE. cOul rooms ), and 50 per week.
Nc"port Hotel. First aud boston. Usage
2AG9
81 LOUIS HOTEL
FOURTH and ElEn, clean. cool rooms.
Very reasonable.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-11
EMPLOYMENT


EXPERIENCED cement block r..g,.
ply at corner Frisco and Brad.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-18

combinations OF Numerals. Along
the highways drifting smoke betok.
ems the presence Of campers along
mcandering creeks and beside cool
rivers.
They are going somewhere
Where? They don't know.
Were seeing the country" they
say. We've worked hard for years
and now we're taking our vacation.
It's a great life."
II Is no uncommon sight TO see
the puny radiator CT cheap car
putting steam through the water
vent az the puny engine beneath
the hood battles vaIiantly to hurry
along barn-,ige tonneau with a
family OF dozen.
The carmaraderie OF II all
"Oh, Dad. look. there's the people
we sawsnear Yosemite" a youagster
VIII cry, or.
Hello. folks. Haven't seen you
since we pulled through Fourth OF
July canyon. How's tricks? CT.
by George, we'd sure been out of
luck II y0n folks hadn't loaned us
that gasoline there in the desert"
The whole northwest is pervaded
with the spirit OF the modern gypsy.
And here, where their mecca seems
to be, the long lines of them stretch
back into the middle west plains
up into the mountains of Canada
or down into the rico bottoms of Cal
ifornia.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-18
FRANCE TO ASK FRANCO
AMERICAN ALLIANCE AT
DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE

. ence has not been decided on as yet
diplomats here who are in touch
with the exchange Of notes leading
up to the conference invitations, are
agreed That the conference will pro-
ceed along these broad lines.
First, the settlement of Far East.
ern and Pacific problems as q pre-.
liminary to any naval disarmament.
Second the question of American
participation as a preliminry Euro.
rean security as a preliminary to
French land disarmament.
Third, actual discussion Of land
and naval disarmament.
Fourth, an economic survey of Eu-
rope with special reference to protec.
tion of Americas commercial inter-
ests with Germany and to the ulti-
mate payment of the allied debt
owed the United States.
Fifth discussion of the Russian
question.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-18
v RUSSELL ROWING

UNITED Press Staff Core spondent)
Washington, Aug. 18.-French dele
gates to the Washington disarma-
ment conference will endeavor to OBJ.
tain public proclamations by the
United States of the principles con-
tanned in the Anglo-Franco-A American
treaty, agreed to in Paris by Presi-
dent Wilson but refused ratification
by the United States Senate, ac-
cording to information reaching the
United Press today from reliable
diplomatic source.
France feels that it would be i'm
possible to get anywhere in the dis
cussion concerning the limitation Of
land armaments on the continent
without a declaration from America
aimed at possible future German ag-
gression, and to obtain this, the
French delegates will indicate
Frances willingness to accept a pub
lie statement of principles by the
United States in lieu of the more
formal signed treaty, it was said.
One European country which may
be represented at the disarmament
conference has already been sounded
out by Quay 'Orsay as to whether or
not support would be accorded the
French suggested. it was learned.
This information verifies the be.
lief that the whole European situa-
tion will be brought up for discus
sion, including the Russian question.
The attitude OF the American gov.
eminent is that the Russian situation
is matter which must be dealt with
by each sovereign power, but a dis
cussion of international principles as
applied to Europe could scarcely
avoid consideration Of Russia, in the
opinion Of diplomats here.
While the agenda Tor the confer.