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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17

when was n child. like all children.
I was In hurry to grow w. ! longed 10
reach what considered the prime or
life AZ represented by an older sister.
who was Just 81. On the other hand,
did not sn much fancy the Idea OF RoinB
on and becoming an elderly person OF
rs or 40. | imagined people of that age
az living col"rless lives with nothing l"
look forward 10 except the dudderin9
Old ace rcErescnted by 90 or 60.
How awful It T.:.:st be to know that
your youth IL behind you and to have
nothing to look forward to. 1 used TO
thinkl
If someone had said 10 me then But
mink how much they have t" look back
or" should have thought That an al
surd substitution. As II l""hinH back
urpn things could really II" ANY salts
faction.
HOW Much Water Has Flowed Under
tho Bridge.
The other day | went into reS'au-
ran, wher" | Mad not been Tor many
wears. As ! waited f." my order found
myself remembering the last ;imc had
le.n there. could remember just what
tntle I sat nt. table for two at the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17

sought shelter and the Commencement
OF his journey toward the Agnew house.
Possibly the crime had been premeditat1
ed. Possibly ne had seen Acnew ap.
preaching, and knowing that he would
be carrying n welI-Hlled wallet, had do.
cided on the spur Of the moment to hold
him up.
After ALL" argued Murray. "the mo.
tive doesn't matter. What we WAL
Is the man behind It."
And the footprints showed clearly
who that man was-one who had worn
heavy overshces, fastened to his bootA
by a strap with buckle under the arch
OF the foot.
Making his way back along the line
Of prints which led to the tree, Murray
eventually came to within sight Of thu
house of . nelEhbor OF Agnew, and, taxi
ing the precaution Of throwing cordSh
OF police about the place, Instituted b
search for the overshoes with the tell
tale buckles. A thorough investigation.
however, failed to bring them to light
and 1t was only when the detective En-
tered tho barn that he found what Ne
sought. There in corner. whore thsif
owner had thrown them. was pair Of
shoes which precisely fitted the marks
IN the snow 2 DunOEeu Iccl away IEOtn
| the scene Of the Agnew murder!
who do these belong to-" Murray de-
| manded.
"Jlm Carney" was the reply. 'Hs'A
lad that works on the place here. Got
sort Of room over this, II you want
TO see It,"
The detectives reply was leap up
| the stairs. for he had heard the sound
| Of q muffled movement above him, and
| he realized that he would have to act
quickly. Bursting Into the room. no
had Just time to catch sight Of boyish
figure lifting revolver to his temple.
A moment later Murray had the gun.
and the boy was crouched In corner,
J whimpering that he had never meant
| to do it,
| On account OF his extreme youth. CO...
ney escaped the maximum penalty IT,
| his crime-but his revolver. with one
| chamber empty, and the barrel san
blackened from the smoke Of the shot
which killed James Agne~. took It,
place In Murray's collection Of criminal
| relics, together with a plaster impress
sion Of the print Of the buckle In the
snow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17

,;;.s,xds lHyease ~ dropping from
lie Attachments OF one or all Of the ao-
Aor,.ra! organs. certain IF IN" organs
are floating kidneys. which are toaa5
considered. Tomorrow I Will mention
some exercises for Gienards disease.
Movahle. Heating. displaced or wan
dsring kidney resuits:-.r"In absorption
81 ~" mos: az the rat which never
however. Entirely disappears from
around the kidney: from unusual
,snr,h OF the blood vessels wnich so
=, and from tina; organ: from relaxa-
ION -. the abdominal walls; tight lac
tnx. A blow IN the region OF the RID
nv. excessive weight ~ that organ:
no pressure u: n.,ghbNr!Ug tumors aud
80 r.a,tlun uf herniaS |; - usually
found IN women. There may be no
SYMPTOMS or Their" may be h"AEy drag
King pains IN u" abdomen aggravated
by the trc"t posture. various StonhCh
and intestinal symptoms. hyster!A.
sometimes downright melan"h"lia and
the evidence 70 the examining doctor
OF tho Kidneys being IN an abnormal po-
alton, The employment OF an abdom-
mai hinder or OF pads especially con-
struct,d help In many cases. But for
. doatinR kidney. which causes n great
dsal OF suffering. operation Is hest. And
In ths hands OF \ master surgeon tais
"a rot dangerous. IN ,most cases THIS
operation. by which the organ 10 sutnTed
a. 90, place In successful. and there Is
NO other real cure.
QUESTIONS AND ANswERT
Constipation In . Child
Nv granddaughter. > years OIL. 10
Attsn coust!pated. She has been ifren
40 n,rch castor oil that she throws II
up and we can hardly get her to tai, II.
lnswsr: A habit OF stool must be
rr,,.d The best time IL after break
as. For few days only. until the
N,hl, - we'll started. supporitory OF
sna,, suds enema mas be used. Many
children suffering from constipation
will b entirely relieved by diet Aroiu
dried bread. toast and sweioack while
~. dittculty lasts. And CIV. potatoes
onlv twice a week. or substitute tso
-r44n vegetables for the midday meal
Don't give mIrh In large amounts: IRON
- TO Is ounces a day Is enough. Matted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17

Lee OFT. workm"nS compensation
commissioner. Yesterday announced nm
rwari "r sl2 weekly for 1%2 week n
Charles Hairless. Of rrnCtorvillc. ~
whose eyes were injured In an accident
while he was employed by IN" AmerI,
can Car and Foundry company. 81
IInntiuptOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17

that time was 80 happily and prosper ;
ously married that she was tho envy Of :
many Of us, but who has since passes
through unspeakable misery ending In
tho divorce courts: friend met
through her and did not even know AZ
tho time who has become ono OF the
strongest factors In my friendship ufs:i
another friend 10 whom l wrote about.
tho luncheon, who has recently died.
I suppose ! could I'LL pages with the
details Of tho tapestry that unwoun0
itself before me as 7 Sc. thinking az
tho water that had lowed under thS
bridge since last | sat in that resta1-i
rant.
There was SOME sadness In the mem,
ories, some sweetness and m inhnieS
sense Of richness.
They Seem 70 Enjoy 1vsn SAA !
Memories.
Perhaps as We grow older there 10 ~
much sadness that one does not caroi
90 much for unrollins the tapestry. A00,
yet I doubt II for II seems to me thai,
the older PEOPLE grow the moro pleasufo'
they take IN their memories.
Surely tho sense Of richness, OF pAa8si
ground. n one Of the compcnsations %
growing Older. And don't you. who afSl
growing older along with me. find 1t o
very real and vital compensation:
To DO sure one could never make
youth believe that this looking back On
THINKS Is anything but the palest salts
faction. And very likely IT wouldn't %
n youth. But what youth does not UNI
uers,and Is that not only does life give
one different Eif;s as the years 60 oy'i
hut (, also Eives ono tho capacity To-
en- 10y different gifts.
Read and use 1ntelliEencer Want 49,
You'll get what you Wars'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17

Tho LrnsinC Telephone Co, Of Lans-
ing, ". Va. was authorized yesterday
lv tn, secretary Of state ~ Increase i,s
capital stock from Sa.0hh /" $4,000.
The same r"mran" WAS 7uih"riH"d n
change ITS name TO IN" Mountain cove
Telephone Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17
STATE HOUSE ;
ny C.. H. EAST

Charleston. W. Va. Oct l6.-ChartorS
were issued yesterday by the secretary
of state to the f"''"'ving companies:
Furbes-l'lggly WiGgly Co.. ClarKs-
burg; TO establish retail grocery stores
At Clark sburg Fairmont GRAFTON anu
JorKnntowu: $1,000. f. H.. Forbes
Herbert w. Cole, Alonzu {. C"e. w. f.
Iangtord. Leon Goodman, Lynchburg.
Va.
United Erecting Co. Of Cleveland. In
under the laws OF the state
OF Ohio.
J. c. penuel Co. Salt Lake city. moor
roratcd under the laws Of tho state or
rtah: to operate general merchandising
stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17

Certificates were issued yesterday by
tho secretary OF state authorizing tnro
Huntington companies to discontinue
business as Incorporated concerns us
follows: Huntington Hon" building
ronnanv Blair L, Wilson company and
Miller Investment company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17

Commissions as notar!cs public wer"
issued yesterday by the secretar" Of
state to J. 4. Frazier, @. r. Gish. G. T..
TAYLOR. nf Rluc'"ld: Gordon +. tIohstet-
tor, Of Wheeling. and f.. Don Ballard.
OF Salt Sulphur Springs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17

The Vera rocahontas company OF
lager, Mcdowell county. was authorized
10 Increase It's capital stock from $loo,-
900 to 100000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17

Tho Burdctte- Reynolds company OF
Morgantown was authorized |" chHNSe
It's name TO the Vain Eel company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17

The Chase IIackley Piano Co. OF Mus
kegon, Mich, was authorized yesterday
by the secretary Of state 10 withdra"
Its business from this state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17

The state road commission yesterday
conducted a hearing on the establish
,nent OF state routes IN the counties "
clay. Roana and nraStnn. y number ~
citizens from these counties wcr" here
md Appeared before the commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17

District Supervisor w. McCutcheon OF
Mercer county was here yesterday nj
ranging for the sale or school bohds'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17
A POPULAR STYLE OF SUIT
= FOR SMALL ROY

Pattern $3.50 was used for this model.
II is cut In 4 Sizes: 3. 4, and years
4 year size will require 10 yards or
g inch material.
Gingham. galatea. serge. twill cordu-
row and velvet may DO used for THIS
model.
A pattern OF this illustration mailed
10 any :ddress on receipt OF Il" In s!l-
yer or stamps.
Write name and address plainly. Send
- cents TO InteiiiGencer "nice' Nhee'-
ing, ". Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17

The reason that there has been SO
l.ttls house building lately IS because
are a necessity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17

Ambition will no, bear a halter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17

a bile time, however. owing to the great
number received. So IL personal or
Quicked reply ls desired. stamped and
self addressed envelope must be enclosed
With the Questionable Editor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17
BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
rour Minute, to Answer xniA

Take u sudden noise. add an enclosed
p!ece ot land, subtract a state Of equal
i,y, add Il mechanical fastener. subtract
fir,v, subtract one hundred and result
ing letters will spell the name OF n
walled city OF Siam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17
FLOATING KIDNEYS
B. Huber AM,MD

Health is precious, yet easily injured.-L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17

Answer to YsEtSrdAy'S Puzzle.
The word WHEEL.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-05-19
8OYearsOld
Was Sick
Now Feels Youn6 After
Taking Eatoalc foe
Sour Stomach

Il had sour stomach ever 0oce ~
tie grip and It bothseo1 ~ bs11y
Have taken Eatooic ealy Q week ee1
am much better. An % yeaFs 80
says Mr.. John Hlll.
EatOuic quickly relieves seaf seo0.
ach. indigestion. heartburn, bloatlag
and distress after eating bscasoo e
takes up and carries oct Tie eeeoD
ac3dlty and gases which eause nose
stomach ailments. u yoa have "6Se1
everything" and stu suffer. - n0t ~
Up hepe. Eatonic has ofoaeAt Folloe -
tsns Of thousands IKE -. 4 hlg ~
Costs bot . tribe With yoss ogug1eS
guarantee. 4
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The Wants Of a Pioneer.

The Wants Of 4 Pioneer.
Writing to the editor Of the Palimp-
sest. John =. Irish recounts some Of
the hardahips Of Iowa pioneer life
and tells the story Of one Of those
pioneer women and her granddaugh-
ter. who asked:
Grandma, you wcre hero In the
early daysr
"Yea, l was pioneer"
well, were you poorr'
Yes. we were ali poor"
Couldn't you have what you
wantsdr
mo. could not"
did you have no meatf"
mo. nothing but venison, wild tur.
keys prairie chickens and quails."
did you have no sugarf"
Nothing but maple sugar"
what did you want that you
couldn't getr'
TT was New Orleans molasses and
salt mackerel."
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wife Banks hubby's Money.

Houston, Tsxas.-Mrs. b. II. oo6.
win pried into her husbands desk a.d
epund &31. 900 and deeds to consoles.
a1Ie property In TEXAS and Oklahoma.
NE deposited the money 10 4 bank h
her own name, applied for an injune
tisa restraining hes spouse. Dr. J. u.
0oAwin, from Interfering with her and
n "a suit for divorce. Mrs.. 0odwin'S
1eHnea alleges ~ doctor has aiways
ce0Dlainsd Of bslas DsvNrV oezSekea.
gAe2 were Married % 100.
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Peru osperts Politicians.

Lima, Peru.-A score Of persons
prominent In Peruvian political circles,
f1aluding Gen. Oscar Benavldss, for.
0er President Of the republic. have
been deported from Peru on the Peru.
Wan liner Paita, according to the
oswspapsss. General Penavidss WAS
taken into custody last week for 81.
isCsd complicity In . revolutionary
0lot. The reported destination Of the
Paita 10 Sydney. Australia.
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Clara Hamen Wants 100000.

Chicago.-Mrs. Jake l.. Hamon, wi0-
ow Of the politician and oil magnats
for whose murder Cara Smith Hamon
recently was tried and acquitted At
Ardmorc, Okla, chara cterizsd -
''blaekmall" the claims Of Clara to q
share In the Hamon fortune. Accord.
ing to word received here Clam AAs
demanded that Fred B. Ellis. attorney
for the Hamon estate. turn over -
her $4,000 Negotiations have bssa
pending.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-05-19
New Windmill Idsa.

A new French windmill o. the Dsaa-
ciple Of the water turbine. = sneaso1
with Y vertical cylinder 6ladsd like .
Venetian blind. The cylindsr y sta-
tionary. but the blades q Stats Hida
the wind from any direction = ~
turbine wheel. After Gctiss - -
wheel. the wind escapes fro0 ~ w.
tom Of the cylinder. The vertical
shaft transmits the pswer thesasA .
succession Of eear adapted 70 iigAe
o. strong wind. and Q csatrifuasl sog-
ulatOr controls tho speed. TAs ae0a-
ratus In designed especially Tor dEiv-
Ing an electric gener1toe.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-05-19
Jap Minister Favers Disarmament.
Wants FEDERAL Regulations

Washington.-Tederal regulation Of
the neat packing industry 10 very de.
strabls now" to aid the livestock in
Austry, Secretary Wallace declared BE-
fore House committee. The agricul-
tural secretary suggested that his de-
partmsnt b charged with the admin
istration Of the law, as It had large
aumber Of men familiar with the In
Austry and also that the farmers felt
II was closer to them than possibly any
other government agency.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-05-19
osaby Wants AIrpIans Carrier.

osNby Wants AIrpIans Carrier.
Washington. - Immediate construs.
ten Of at least one alrplane carrier
for he navy was urged BY Secretary
Deadly before the House naval COR
mittse. He said two plane carriers
should b. built, but added that worn
o. he second ship might b deferred
for Q short time.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-05-19
Rvsh,ns Wheat 70 Avoid Tariff.

6V0hlN0 Wheat 70 Avoid Tariff.
Duluth, Ainn.-Shipments Of Cana.
dian wheat are being rushed Into he
United States through Duluth and IA
nisr fres Of duty BY shippers who a.
tidpate the signing Of the emergency
tariff measure BY President Harding.
according to the local customs Office.
Approximately $4,000 bushels Of tAe
grain have been shipped through this
district during the last month. Ordin-
arg shipments vary from 500. 900 to y
100000 bushels . season. Since Sept
I. 19,S6S. 822 bushels have been shipped
In.
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ooine Back.

0oln0 Back.
my deah." said Mrs. SnuyI n-Jipsen.
YEARLY raising herself on one elbow.
I'VE really must scooomise, don't you
know"
True. angel" said Mr.. Snuypo-
Jipzen. nodding his head fully three
languid times. I'VE must 60 back
to-er-back to Naturoi"
Precisely. love; back to Ma.
James, tell the butler he may take
two days on each week instead Of
one. We are going to live the simple
lifei"
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There 10 every kind Of q fanatic. not
excluding q fanatic for work.
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oesws 81 I'm % Nssd u.
Some girls In pursuit Of husband
seem to think they need the assistance
Of the chemical warfare. service
Patterson IN. ~ Press Guardian.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-05-19
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

OF the wonderfully RAPID ueFe'oPtheut
of agriculture In Colorado In the past
thirty years and emphasize the In
crease In agricultural production for
the state In the past ten years. Com
pilations from this report and from
previous reports, now being compiled
by the State immigration Department
for publication In the Colorado Year
Book, show that the value OF farm
property in the state ut the beginning
Of 1920 was about nine times AZ great
AZ in 1890 and 1871 per cent greater
than In 1910. The value Of all farm
property In the state In 1920 was ST.
076, 794, 740. compared with $40l. All ,8O8
In 1910 and $l17,439.Fls In 1890. The
actual increase for tie past decade
was greater than for any preceding
decade. and the percentage Of increase
was greater than for any decade in the
period except that from 1900 to 1910.
Cyril e. Sterling, an electrician at
the Akron Light and Power Company.
was killed ten miles south Of Akron
when his auto turned over, pinning
him beneath It. He was found BY
Charles AcI4Aggert, 4 passing farmer,
who notified physician. but Sterling
was dead before aid arrived. Sterling,
who worked from midnight to noon.
started late at night for Hugo, Colo.
to bring home his wife and baby who
had been living at that place. Tho
road was smooth but 1t is believed
that on account Of the darkness he
missed the culvsrt, thereby upsetting
the car.
...
. 49,
ingham State bank, to checks totalliug
SIS 900, Rudolph A. Nordell, cashier
Of that Institution, which closed It's
doors December %, 1920, has been ar
rested ut Greeley and LODGED In the
county TAIL there. The ALLEGED foreer-
les are said to have been started BY
Nordell June 3, 1918, when a check
for a. 800 IL said to have zone through.
District Attorney Louis B, Reed d.
clared that more than thirty Of the
alleged forEsriss are in the hands Of
authorities.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ralph DEMO OF Long
mont have left for France. where they
will hunt for the rave of Lieut.. Eddie
Evans, who was killed in action in
France, and whose burial place IN nm.
known Mr.. Evans was a prominent
University of Colorado athlete. The
university chapter OF the American
Legion pears ais name. Previous o.
forts to locate the burial place Of
Lieutenant Evans were unsuoeessful.
Mrs. DEMO Is sister Of Lieutenant
Evans.
The board of county commissjouers
Of Jefferson county have decided that
II an inmate Of the county poor farm
Is physically able to do Bis share q Tie
work ut this institution he will have 10
do 10 or else his diet VIM be limited
to bread and water. The action was
taken a. the result Of complaints
"n'en ".u .o"o ~ tne commissioner
o".s."us '"s ,eiu"s' VI Inmate" 70
w "'' part u Tue "'rA'
Miss Maude Sheridan. leader Of
boys and birls' clubs conducted by the
State Agricultural College. In one Of
three club leaders In the United states
to be called to Washington. d. c..
where she will assist In work con-
cerned with reports from clubs all over
the country. Miss Sheridan will he In
the capital during the month Of June.
Scott Jaynes, 4 brakeman Of the
Great Western railroad, who was badly
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Beth vvaN

"NO doubt appearance has Q lsk -
do with ones success"
"But not 10 much - succaG0 hAA
to do with ones appsafancos"-
Buffalo Enquirer.
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TAsrs are sseh thiass ~ tsass Il
Joy. but few people ever ne them.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-05-19

without economy none Gun be rich.
and with II none need to be poor.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-07-22
JACK JOHNSON BACK
GREETED IN HARLEM
WITH -FOUR BANDS
Five Hundred Admirers Nee,
Him and Parade-FlagS
Out Like on July 4.

Tie entire colored population o,
Harlem. aided and abctted by fonr
brass bands. greeted Jack Johnson
the former champion heavyweight
on his arrival from Chicago TODAY
Everybody IN m" negro district took
a day of
About 5000 excited adullreys IF
the pngilist assembled at the lo5,h
Street station Of the New York Con-
tral az 3 O'Clock in the belief that
johnson would leave the train there
A loud moan OF anguish went M as
the TWentieth Century Limited. on
Whlch n" was passenger. swep,
through without stopping Johnson
was carried down to thn Grand Cen
iral Terminal
He hurried back to l25th StIce1 i'm
au automobile with Baron Wilkins
and found the crowd not only wait
ing but augmented in numbers. Four
policemen had To fight to keep the
mob from dragging Johnson ont Of
he car and carrying him shoulder
nigh through the streets.
Considering where he came from.
Johnson was appropriately enou%h
attired IN a black and white striped
suit, the stripes being about an inch
wide. He was fat and happy and his
gold tooth smile was continua Nv
flashing response TO the chcers OF his
admirers.
Preceded, surIOun TED and followed
by the mob, Johnson's car moved
from the station through 126th street
to Madison Avenue south to 125th
street ana west through Harlem s
main business thoroughrare to LenoX
Avenue and then north into the heart
of the negro section. Lenox Avenue
and the side streets from 12gth street
Continued on Ninth PaseD
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-07-22
Peace Proposals Sent to Belfast
by Lloyd George and Are
COnsi id cred Without
Thought of Official Com
ment.
No Publication of the Articles
Will Be Allowed Until Sim
Fein Leaders in Dublin Send
Their Reply TO Premier.
De Valera Leaves for Dublin,
Telling Crowd He Has Con
tidenCe in Ultimate Success
of the Cause.

BELFAST. Ireland, July % (Asso-
ciated Press).-A copy of the Irish
peace terms handed by Premier Lloyd
George yesterday to Ea mon De Va
lera was placed before and considered
Ivy the Ulster Cabinet to-day. No
opinion on the terms was requested
by the British Prime Minister. II is
stated. and none has been given.
LONDON, july 20 (Assocsat tee
Press). The British Governments
proposals TO Eamon DE Valera, the
Irish Republican leader, for peace in
Ireland. probably will not be made
public until definite reply to the
Governments terms has been re-
ceived from the Sim Fein leaders in
Dublin, it was stated in Official cir
cles here this afternoon.
1t is expected the Prime Minister
will be able to make a comprehensive
statement concNsNng the peace terms
in the House oY Commons next week.
il was added.
The Government is preparing for
the release of forty 'nterned mem
bers of the Irish Parliament, it was
learned. As soon as De Valera cx-
presses the wish, it was said. the
releases Will be effected
LONDON. July 22.-Eamou De Val
era arrived at Euston Station shortly
after 8 o'clock this morning to take
an $50 train for Dublin. To news
paper men who pressed him for an
interview he said:
Although the immediate future is
uncertain, we have perfect conf.
Continued on Ninth pa2c)