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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-08
W. D. VI. MEETING
At ENID BOOKED
STARTING TODAY
Local Lodge Sends Five Delegates to
Three.Day Session; 1000 Ex-
peeted to Gather for
Big Eneampment

Five delegates. Walter L. Plpin,
Fred Hoover, w. ~ Elliott, A. d.
Morgan and r. L. Davenport, repre-
senting the Chlckasha camp of the
Woodmen Of the World. left yester-
day afternoon for Enid wtere they
will attend the head camp conven-
tion of the order. The head camp
convention opened today and will
close Friday.
Delegates numbering approximate
ly 1000 are expected in Enid TO at
fend the convention. The program OF
'he convention calls for addresses
hy some OF the highest officers Of
the Oklahoma society and entertain
ment by local civic organizations and
fraternal orders.
The convention which will be held
in the Enid Elks' home. will be
opened by Invocation by the Rev. P.
II. Caapelear and welcome adj
dress by NJ. c. CARRIER. mayor of
Enid A. N. Leecraft, head counsel
of the Oklahoma society, will re-
spond. Judge J. II. Searcy of Musko-
gee and William M. Franklin, two
executives Of the state camp, are
scheduled for addresses. The Garfield
camp will act as hosts during the
thee day convention,
Circle 10 Meet in Shawnee.
Due to what officials of the state
camp declare as outside Influences"
the. convention of the Woodmen Cir
Gle, an auxiliary of the Woodmen OF
tho World, will not be held in con
junction with the parent organiza
ton this year. In previous years tlis
has been customary. the two conven-
tions meeting on the same date and
in the same city The Circle holds its
convention in Shawnee April 7, ac-
cording to announcement.
Mrs. Lucy Sanford and Mrs Wal
ter Fipkin have been named as local
delegates to the state convention Of
tho circle, according to Mrs. Walter
Patterson, head Of the lodge.
Notices sent out to all camps of
the state previous to the announce
ment of the convention indicate that
the convention is to be an anti
Fraser demonstration. Officials of
the head camp and executive COM
mittee have declared that the fight
to be waged against raser, culmi-
mating in the adoption of resolu
tion seeking to unseat. the present
sovereign, will be the feature Of the
meeting. Resolutions to this effect
have already been adopted by many
camps in the state and are now in
the hands Of head camp officials.
Although they have no instructions
further than "to work for the best
interests Of the order" it is rumored
that the local delegation will join
the anti-Frazier forces.
Fraser Not Coming
ReadMstment of rates, revision of
policies and increasing the member
ship of the state camps to pre-Fraser
rule were said by officials of the
executive committee to be the chief
objects of the convention. Figures
were shown that the Oklahoma mem-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-08
YOU'RE BOSS"
CLARA ADVISES
HER ATTORNEY
BY United Press.

Ardmore, Mar. S.-Clara Smith,
who is to go on trid here on
March 10, Charged with the MUIR
der OF Jake l.. Hamon, million
aire oil man and POLITICAL boss,
whisked into Ardmore today in
motor car, ready for the ordeal
which she must face.
She went Immediately to the
headquarters of Coakley and
Mathers, her attorneys and
greeted Mr. Coakley with a
simle.
Here | am, master of my
fate" she said. you're the
boss"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-08
ACCUSED HELD UNDER
BON DON THEFT COUNT

Following preliminary hearing In
Justice court in Duncan yesterday
afternoon, Bert Meredith, charged
with the theft Of an automobile.
was bound over to the district court
under $4,000, accordir1 to local of.
,ficers who we're subpoenaed as wit
nesses in the case. Meredith was ar.
rested here several days ago when
officers found the alleged stolen cal
here. D. A. Wilson, deputy sheriff
Berry Williamson, special officer
for the Rock Island, and ]. M. Ward
county jailer, were among the wit
nesses for the prosecution.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-08


bership in 1917 was more than 47,000
while the rolls on December 81 car
ried 31,47S members.
w. A. Fraser, present sovereign of
the society, will not attend the con
vention according to w. M. Frank
lin, executive and past head consul.
Challenges have been sent to Mr..
Fraser, petitioning aim to appear and
state his merits and debate the ques-
tion, but no reply has been received,
Mr.. Franklin said. The challenge Of
fered to defray the expenses of the
head sovereign to visit the conven.
tion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-08
is CRITICALLY ILL.

Physicians today expressed little
hope for the recovering of S. H..
Rodevaugh, who is making his home
with his daughter, Mrs. G. A. Hodes-
ty ,924 Michigan avenue. Mr.. Rode
vaugh's health has been failing for
some time.~ He is 81 years of age
and is said to be one of the oldest
Masons in the state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-08
Accept Under Protest.

By United Press.
Balboa, Mar. s.-The republic of
Panama will accept, under protest
The ,aeaiation of the United States
in the dispute with Costa Rica, Presl-
dent Porras has declared.
President Porras made this state.
ment following the receipt Of the
ultimatum from Secretary Of STATE
Hughes demanding the cessation of
hostilities. Porras declared that
Panama will continue arming in prep
aration of eventualities,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-08
All Soviet commlssionaries. Killed or
Have Been Taken Prisoners
London Foreign Office
states In Report
WARSHlP AIDS REBELS
TO BREAK OPPOSITION
Red Troops Suffer Under Heavy Fire
Of Ships Guns as They Try
Stem Advance; kerensky
To Take n Hand

by United Press.
London, Mar. s All bolshevik com.
missaires IN Pctrogrm have been
killed or taken prisoners by the
reyolulionarica. according to foreign
office adyIces which were received
today.
llelsingfors dispatches confirmed
tho reports that all Petrograd ex.
cept the fortress Of st. Peter and
ST. Paul Is IN the hands OF the
rebels.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-08
BUILDING BANK VAULT

Work of constructing a new vault
in the Farmers State bank was
started this morning. This is the
first step in reniodeling the interior
of the building preparatory to the
installation of new fixtures, according
to John w. Wilson, .cashiers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-08

BY United Press.
with tho Allied Armies. Mar s.
The allied troops marched across
the Rhine today,
in ihc. early morning. when the
river mlsts were just beginning TO
thin out. long columns OF French,
British and belgian soldiers, equip
ped aud rationed for war. trampel
over the bridges into Dusseldorf,
Duisberg and Ruhrort.
As they swung into the narrow
streets OF the old cities, the people
reeped out tlmidly from windows
and doorways. There were no signs
OF resistance.
The operations were directed by
General DeGoutee, commander of the
French army at Neuss. The French
forces, were under the command of
General Gaucher.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-08
UNIDENTIFIED MAN
MURDERED SAY COPS
By United Press.

By United Press.
Bristow, Mar. S.--The body of an
unidentified man, aged about 40,
with gunshot wound in the head,
was found in creek near here to-
day. Authorities expressed the belief
that the man had been murdered
The weapon with which he had been
shot bad not been found.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-08
. :. !. :. !. ! + + + + Z + + + !
CABINET IN MEETING

+ BY United Press. I
i Washington, Mar. S.-Presi- I
! dent Harding and his cabinet 4
!. went into session this morning I
! for their first official meeting. I
I. Before going into the cabinet I
Z room, the president and his I
I. secretaries posed while bat 4
+ terry of cameras clicked. I
= 4 !. !. 4 4 = = . 4 = = . = 4 I
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-08
Try Stem Advance

by United Press.
lIelsingfors, Mar. S.-Red troops
aided by Chinese mercenaries at.
tempted 10 stem the march OF the
rebels on Petrograd. but were re-
pulsed by the heavy fire from the
battIeship petropovlovak. according
to reports where have been reeeiv-
ed here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-08
lmpoftan. cenlers Taken over; Long
Columns Ct French. Belgian and
British Troops March
Across the Rhine
GERMAN AMBASSADOR
TO FRANCE RECALLED
People Peep Timidly from Doors and
Windows as Allied Soldiers
swing into Cities; No At
tempt 10 Resist
ny United Pres

ry United Press.
Paris, Mar. S.--Anlbassador Meyer,
German representative at Paris, was
ordered TO return at once TO BERN.
in an olflclai message from The Ger
man government received today. He
inade Immediate preparations to quit
the French capital.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-08

Themistocles, who saved Greece at
Salamis. WIS banished and declared
a traitor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-08
) Z + + + = = = =
WEATHER FORECAST
For Oklahoma

! Tonight fair, much colder, +
: probably freezing. Wednesday +
; fair continued cold. +
: Local Temperature. .
: Maximum IS. Minimum ~. =
Rain so. =
. Z = = = = = = = =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-08

Smallpox ragged in Egypt as early
as 1900 B. c.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-08

AL the latest news by wire
every day from the United
Press Association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
WHEEL|NC|TE
GETS IN BAD
Arrested After Getting "Ad-
vance on Fake Machin-
cry Contract

rl;r>burgh. Ia. jam. S. \ nau E.N-
lny the name Of W.,liam l."'n"". "S
Wheeling. ". Va. Was ARRESTED tonight
at :: downtown hutr! and h'"! on a
SUSPICIOUS character charge
Complaint aGainS; Lemon vs. mad"
hy officials az Il PITTSBURGH u:sNin"
works Th". todd Nh i'"ll"" that Lemon.
representing himself a. an onl''a! ~ 4
Huuringtuu W Va. obstruction COM
pany. appeared .t ;h'ir offices '"dAE
and placed with them orders for Il Sli-
n0n steam Shu>c, The shove: wH> ="
To-. shipped 10 m, Huntington c"nv"rn
according 10 the W'l!C'.
After placing IA" "rd"r. lemon. "i-
hc.als Of the na"hr" works said. sofa
them that his company would s"ni II
check in full p,Irn""' within Il IA! "r
so and asked for an "adNhnc".' saying
his rApen>, money had not arrived
He was handed 81" and entertained
deliberately at th" vAp"nS" 81 the ma
chine company, officials OF the concern
said.
Late today tho machine company en-
rcutlves communicated With m" NUM-,
iuEton concern. they said. ami IL" 81
ticials Of III. latter company "'"rn'"
them th:,, thu! did not knV" t".m"''
Tho Huntington business men u''tHt"'
TINT Irnun had worked tn sam;
game" throughout the country. ana r. g
uu,s,rd that hr b., arrested A'""rH'"E
10 the Pittsburgh machin" works OIL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
Substitute for the Knox Sen
ate Measure Will Come Up
for Action in the House
Next Thursday

Wa.n.ns,"n. Iun' " H> 4 strH'E",
.,,r,, >u,... tho house i"rrG n affairs
'n,r,ri,;,,. r~pn:;..,! ;"iHl TIA" Porter
,.:,,.. rr.n'atir,. printing FOR tr"'h-
,,,,,. -, ,.r ,:ra'" %, Mar hri"""n III"
I.n:,.! States and 'icrmdn> ara AUS
trit iIGu:nrN.
n..rnr.rar.. m.mh"r~ "f ~" '"hn'',-
,.... ,,.,inS,d - and announced thht th"'r
II. MuuI m shifted /" IL" moor "'
N" h"':~". ,,..i,.,.
Representative. M"nd".. 81 Wyoming
80. E,..un..rau leader, informed 'h9
b.;,... that Tia. resolution would o.
i.,.I.,l up n"\t Thursday khrN'h ny
,hc fun ErIuIhi., IN strength "f N" ,"n'-
,r,,,r.. leaders declared i would DC
,,.ss,d ;,ru!r.hl! mat day.
ON the PROPOSE, /" r"r"r' IN" l"rt"r
measure in rlar" az tn Nn"\ f"H"'"-
Fam rruraI.ng til" declaration ~ war
which has already been rHS~"E 10y 'n'
senate IT,. Republican members 81 'hs
committee voted soild,y in the "illFnf' ,
,h,. The Democrats merely vote"
"pr"S"nt .,.-
E..,r,<.n;uilc FI""d. Virginia. rank
Ing D.n,urrat. MAS Instructed h! MINOR
Nv ,nruhrrS |" fi% \ minority report
~, r,orratl,. leaders said Their" "ouIG ne
ai.rns, ., tu,I part? vote aHalhs' Inc
resolution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
WESTERN STATES FARMERS GIVE
ORDERS FOR MILLION TONS Of
", VA, COAL THROUGH BUREAU
Final Negotiations in New
Coal Marketing Plan to Be
Held at Chicago on June
18th

Sp"r;a, l.. >i.at,,. - Tho ui"ii.S"E|"r.
Morgautuwu. ". Va. June D.
Chicago representatives o1 the
American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton met officials of the West Mr.
-inia Farm Bureau Federation
here today to consider placing
orders among West Virginia coal
dealers for n million IONS Of coal
for the farmers OF tn" middle
west.
The mex, steps viii be taken
June Is at Chicago. when PrcSl-
dent j. Il. Howard III the Amen
can Farm Bureau Federation Will
rall in the secretaries Of Ohio, In
diana, Illinois. Mirpc>0ta. WiS""n-
sin. Iowa, Nebraska and the Da-
kotaS to go over the situation with
West Virginia federation officials,
who will place all orders.
West Virginia coal. the first coal
TO BE- marketed in this way. WAS
shipped this week from the New
River field to Wisconsin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
Capitol On
FornlerSite
SENTIMENT OF THE.
COMMISSION SHOWN
Initial Meeting Is Held at
Charleston - Site to Be
Enlarged

rn.f,"s'"u ". Va, Jun" =. /. ="
~: commission authorized h> 'l,' r'''n'
~.at,. l"riSlIiur" ana .,pp"tni'd IL ''"'
,.r:lnr r.. r. Morgan t. Suiwr\ !s'' 'i''
construction - a u"w stat" "aI'i"I M"I
Us hrs; meeting III this lily to-day Tor
thu purpus,' az organizing Governor
Morgan presided as "N-"T!r!" ChhirmHi
Secretary ~ Stat" Houston &. Young
was elected S",rrtnrN.
The subject Of IN" ,urati"D Of the pr"-
roSCd new stat" house N th,S 'ii\ vi"
discussed at length. /; Wd$ annNu't'' &!
after the meeting. 1t MAS stated iht;
the sentiment was III favor at ''n!r'r
INK thu site Of ia" old stat h"uS" Mrt"h
was burned January :.
Nj members III the r"rnu'>~l"m -
r~udrd Ia" organization meeting excerpt
y. 4'ric" Whitaker at Wh""!nr. TH">'
in attcndanc" included Governor Me-"
gan Herbert Fitzpatrick. huntington
William Mckrll tii"n Jean. L. VI
Staunton. Charleston: T.. VI. k"at,'.>
speaker Of the h"us" OF delegates. at"i
Cohen e. Arnold. president e! TIA
senate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
Grand Jury at Kingwood to
Act This Month-Accused
Man Had Served Time In
Three Penitentlarles

Special pisratch TO The lnt"ing'n"rr.
CUMBERLAND Md. Jane . Marion
curl. alias Alvin Lewis. thirty-S"N"n
l"Ir<. formerly "f I.uuiSvil". Ky. WIS
h,ll TO-DAY H.. ;hc cor .ncr'S jury withpu.
bai FOR tin, murder uf Thomas g. Bar
ua-u N"utcLant Of the Baltimor" and
niI." r",l"" &c this city. ut M"rEtn-
town & kInEwnnd junction. w. Via.
W".li."s.!nl right. Barnard was shot
Down Without being given amy show
~ h." ~ climbing :: car u ru: train
riders under arrest. He had not drawn
hi r'N'',V"r
Suspicion was drawn from Ephra IN
J.nk:rS - ,"irrrd man. WHO. when ar
rested. lead a IS ralihr. revolver. shoot.
inr u NHllrt similar To that which killed
l'r'HIrd. liz w:IS sentenced TO 4 veal
ru rN. road for gun tntinE.
liz u'ii, al cur; w. established by
H. own admission. VIII" said he waS u
G","rt"- from Camp sherman. Chill.
,.U'nc bhiO lie admitted NJ WAS An
"x., "n,I"i. 'aI NJ served thirteen years
~ IN" r"rlt"H'la-y at Jcfirrs"nvIlle
Ind. for burglary. four years a. Mi"hl.
gan rily. IrI. and eighteen months ut
I"l IA. M"h.. on like charges.
An ahand mod uniform said IN belong
to Carl. Wis located at Grafton. w
v: H.. wore uNnralls. railroad cap md
uniform SHIRT when arrested.
Thr"" others taken into custody wrr"
Jarr~ WHyn"S pav" Ellis and Ed.
ward Mason. after a gun hght in whi"h
W. wrr" slightly woumd"d. Tia. rrl.
ar" held aS Witnesses TIL. auIhrrili.1
ar. sure they haN" the right man in
t'ur'
T'" Grard jury will err at King.
u 1.,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
REFUSE CITIZENSHIP

Washington. Jun" S--Thc house I'm
migration committee" refused today TO
r'i'"r' - point resolution. admitting DIR
';""rc" \. liunt!Cy. 4 baptist mission
try. h"rn N England. /" right AMI priv
Il"E"s :ts Il citizen Of this country. Tn"
resolution set forth that DR.. llunti"y
vi" has spent many years i'll china. had
made his residence in the United States
Tn" "nmmittr" held. however. that II
thor" WAS constitutional authority for
enactment ~ special legislation TO ma
tionalIZe aliens q ought not m NJ eN-
"rriS"d. and that citizenship should be
obtained only IN The manner now pro-
yIdcd by law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
LAST BIG EXTRA VOTE PERIOD OF CIRCULATION
DRIVE COMES TO A Definite CLOSE TONIGHT
DRIVE MEMBERS GAIN THOUSANDS OF EXTRA VOTES VOTES BY
SECURING SECOND PAYMENT - SUBSCRIPTIONS
IARGE RETURNS FOR NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS TURNED IN
TONIGHT UNDER THE DOUBLE VOTE SCHEDULE
FINAL BIG SPECIAL OFFER IS MADE NOW

Who Will be IA" winners in he In
t@;.:genc--'S Circulation Drive
Who WI! ride in tn" tir" t-."u'iiN'
automobiles"
TheSc question ar HI paramount
;np.., 90 interest in Wheeling and ~
","ry town N the 1ntrlliscn,"r'S teri
cor.. This question will he answered
shortly The schedule of dOuhi" votes
which ends tonight will hay" a cr'A'
beIrinG upon the final outcom" OF inc
rae. Il ends tonight.
Determined efforts are being mahe
on the part of each and "v"ry PRIV"
Member - make this weeks report
big me and subscriptions IN tn"r"as sing
vo,r:u. W. r"U- into the campaign
Headquarters tonight. tn" Enthusiasm
II - Msm5a-~ has sir"ad 10 ih"'r
friends and acquAin,uUceS. In many
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
MINERS IN
REFUSAL TO ACCEPT
PREMIER'S PROPOSALS

London. June 3.--Another deadlock
seems 10 hmr. b~rn reached IN tne
GOA! dispute with the notification given
nv the miners executive 10 Premier
LLOYD George :oda% thai The various
mining districts hav" regretted inc gov
eminent pr0pnsa.$ fnr u settlement.
Almost az tn" same time. the mine
owners communicated 10 the govern
m-nt a reStatrmrni u! their position
again S;radtaStly refusing I" agree to
either 10 4 national poo! or national
S";tl-mrn: Of wage. but making some
minor CONCESSIONS SUCH as tho creation
IF generalization boards. with neutral
ch...rman 10 settle district disputes and
IA national wages board. with neutral
chairman. whose decision would y" Una.
for setting the standard wag" and n"
ra;in If wages I" profits. This sihnd-
ard wage would provide the basis for
settling the distric. scale Of wages.
II is understood ;ht; III" miners
executive j. considering ;hc convention
%: - nat cna, delegates conference IN
London tn. coming week. with i view -
uL;a:r.ng Il rev mandate for n"Sot:a-
t:vn'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
Disarmament Movement Killed If Borah
Amendment Is Broadened, Says Senator
Declares Attitude Of France
On Land Disarmament
Prevents Any Possibility
of Disarming on Both Sea
and Land

WASHINGTON, June S.-Houss proposals
70 broaden the Borah naval disarmament
amendment: in the naval appropriation
bill would kill the naval disarmament
movement, Senator Borah. Republican,.
Idaho, declared in a statement issued
tonight.
IF we are sincerely going forward
with the question of disarmament" said
Senator Borah. and sincerely desirouS
Of curtailing cxpeditures and reducing
the chances OF war We will start where
we can start and make progress, and
that IS with the naval powers which
are now in actual naval building comp1.
tition.
Il, Is incxpedient at this time to
negotiate for reduction Of armies" Ben.
ator Borah declared. 1T seems to me-"
me said. III those who are suggesting
that the disarmament amendment Do
broadened to include land forces ~ wen
q. naval forces will reflect upon the
situation as 1t now exists In Europe.
they will readily conclude that to thus
broaden the amendment Is to kill tho
whole amendment. 1t IL impossible 10
make any Roadway At all in the way
Of land disarmament at present IN
Europe.
TrAaes's Position.
At the meeting Of the Geneva Assem-
bly,, France stated plainly and cand1oly
that she would not consider the Que1.
ton of disarmament at this time, ane
she refused 10 even vote for the prin'
ciple Of disarmament. She gave A. her
reason that her situation was such that
she would not and could not take eucA
action now. Six other nations folloHsS
her. To include land disarmament
therefore, Is TO kill the matter out
right.
with reference 70 naval disarmament,
the situation is entirely different Tns
three nations which now are actueliy
engaged in Il naval race are tho unftSd
States, Great Britain and Japan. Thu
French navy is third class navy. 80
recognized. and they are doing pfae-
ticalIy nothing toward bringing II W
10 date The Italian navy 10 - IKE
condition. ..
Land Issue unSsss1ttAI -
But Japan and the United states ane
Great Britain are expanding miIhont.
even billions, in building navtes, ane
they are the only three powers Wntcn
bid fair TO enter into competition Tor
the next twenty-five or nifty years. ~
far as land disarmament Is concerneQ,
II does not make any difference to the
United States, as matter or security
how many troops France has. The
house has very wisely limited our army
10 15O.00n mon. France has an army
Of 100000. But 1t did not make any
difference to theh ouse In curtAtnnl
our army that France has S"o.900.
Senator Borah said he favored gen
eral diSarma ment. but believed that
naval disarma mont now was the only
pract icable matter for consideration.
He asked those sincerely in favor OF
disarmament to observe that all those
who have been opposed TO disarmament.
and vino are now opposed to H. ans
all the enemies OF the cause. arc enthusi-
ast.cally for including land forces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-04
S75,000,999
FOR SHIPPING
BY THE SENATE

Washington. June 3.-After hearing
denunct.tion Of the shipping board fer
rs n$managcmcnt Of the merchans
marine by Senator Kenyon. republican
Iowa. and others. the senate today aP
proved a s75.OO00O0 deficiency appro'
priation for il. and a few hours ht0
passed the deficiency Appropriation Dill
CARRYING a total OF fl5e.oo0,0Oo, In
elusive Of the shipping board item.
In approving the appropriation the
senate added an amendment. offered oy
Senator L.nroot. republican; Wisconsin.
directing the board to sell all wooden
ships by October l. next.
The board in its management OF tAe
merchant, marine was described ~
Senator Kenyon as extrara CANT, wastf'
full and rocking with graft
Other senator's. including Pomerene'
democrat. Ohio, and Poindexter. republic
can. Washington. also denounced 1t. but
Senators Edge. republican. New Jersey.
ZONES. republican. Washington, ana
others. while saying there had been ex'
travagnnce and waste in the past
argued that the new hoard soon 10 Be
APPOINTED should NOT be penalties
through lack Of funds for mistaxes
which were. water over tho dam