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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
CONFER WITH
INTERSTATE
COMMISSION
REDUCTIONS WOULD
AFFECT MILLION MEN
Proposed to Pass Decreased
Cost of Operation to Pub
he With Rate Cuts.

New Nork. Nov /" Immediate
arrlnn will be taken Ia secure ;e0uc'
l;uu n The wages Uf train anG YARD
service employees. approNlnatin& 10
per cen. on all lines north uf The ONO
md Potomac rivers and raSt us The
Mississippi. : was annuunC"G lCda?
"trsr meeting Of presidents OF the
lines involved.
Reductions. according 10 !. +.
I.uree. president Ot The. Drllwar" "
Hudson railroad. will b.. in line with
n" decision reached + IN" railroad
executives in thiCaCn en- October ~.
The wage cuts will affect approx
matelv l.000.rnO m"n.
The executive Cnmml'tr" u! ne
association % railway CN""utIN"S wi'I
go 10 Washington Saturday. it WAS
said. TO confer with members Of The
Interstate Commrrrr Commission re
garding The best means for bringing
about 4 reduction in treich; rates.
The railroad executives announced
that when the u per cent additional
wage reduction first was proposed.
hey intended 10 pass he DECREASED
cost Of operation along 70 The public
by rate cuts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
Marshal FOCh Would
Make ArmiStiCe Day
Sacred Everywhere

F,r'"iurgh IA Hov - rce'Nr:1g
c-cd 'nrnUGh ~" ,.'i.!zcd wor.L. Mar
SIN, Fruh no." inrlG", gnv. ont 81 m.s-
rage /" IN" Anc"!CRn Legion. Mos
caer wh'r". D.. SH'd. r?plod ~ Everyone
WHO ron& par: y ~" W"-il "ar. Or
wLosc rr,a:i'rE srr'rd IN Il.
~ IS nuc or sacrifice md suffering
rhai tho gI"a'"st ,A!rsa m 20 Rrow.
sn!d 'hc mcsnngs.
~" man o,rr gave "" part o: h!n''
SCI: N Il Er"n' rarse hut that his racri-
fec was rewarded" hundrrd-r.IH ir.
moral aud spiritual blessing.
"Dur h"n~'s nn:r oal IN aympnthy TO-
d-y :" -" iun'u-I- Wives. fRthorr. ri,
tors, brothers = 'hNse brave solh!era
Who made th- Supreme aacr me- In tho
World wnr cur rrnAevS s" w IN uni
RON fmr those men Eri ct the samo umo
~r Worship 'h-!- memory.
"A'n,isrice day. th~ eleventh u: M
vemh-r should w. rIu,,o sacred through
~u, 'nr rr,ir. c..i!!zed world. 1t ~ the
Day wh"u We think "t the noN!e ancr:-
Gcc nlndn tN n. s"ldiera. az duty wcn
rorf"rmed left Oh no reid % battle
Wy tnc woundr'd ~ rha hp!r!t Of pAtri-
tlsrn and bravery shown by lhoss who
fortunately escaped shot and shell.
"pn tA!s day iel us think only Of ths
eruat cara- FOR which tho allies Tough,
splrndid causr. ono thai !od ~ VITO,
tory and penon, and in thinking of the
lraa, ,aasr for which WI fought let
us think also ~ bond ~ eternal peace,
81 that tho poopio 81 tho world may
work and rchut.d and md hIpptnass IN
!uGuS'riHl pursuits. with n" thoughts OF
future. conflicts
'Siud tripping. r"a,r viii! reign
rrrauE n"ut ,he world"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

FIR. believed 10 b. % !nrend!arF
o-,r,, comr!ete,y destroyed n"
nurr.nce garage ard two dHe!'in6s
a, Em.,hreid. Ohm. la'e Thnr"daF
night. resulting IN william Ihr-
renee owner Of he garage pe'hs
hAd.y burned npout the hands ana
race. and snialinE . loss estimatsH
II, $4,000. EIEh, automobiles were
d.s,royed. amIthhsld II IN Jetfer-
NON county, west OF SteubenvtI.o' on
RI, wabash nnd " 4 Il Il. rail-
ways.
Inrrences tnJuries are not be-
!isyed to be seriouH.
Tho f,re broke out nj IL O'CLOCK
and WAS ,ti!l burning ~ $50 this
,rrrnirE hu, was under control.
Frre trucks from Adena and Steu-
henvil.e that had been caIiea re-
turnod to Their headquarters.
The fro wns tho no*t disAstrous
in tho history OF tho town, For
two hours II ragged, and Il appeared
tho entire east end Of the town was
doomed. ~ II threatened I" sproaa.
The visiting f.emen saved fevera
buildlnTa, however. and prevented
the namea from spreading.
No ono sosmR 70 know how tho
fire started Tarrsnce vas work
ing in tho front par, ~ tho building
wien he heard Al explosion IN tho
rear Tie Fuys that he turned ar
uncr. ami the 'n'ir. r""r TaTi or,
inc hu!.ding was ah!Hzr.
The eight automobiles vi
stored on the first hoUr. a2ih
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
CINCINNATI MUST
SOLVE BIG DEFICIT

Cinc;nnati. Nov 10 citizens -: en-
r!una'! wi, mold mass n""t'nE ~"ni'.
..- tna p,rnns" ot enabling city "fItC'a =
:, exri,tr r'!r,innrtt'S 'nanC,aI crisis.
and 10 consider auEH"st:''nH f"r .'s pos
s!bIe sn,ur!on. THIS anuoHn"rU' ~ "a'
u,rdc ,qt" today. ny S"rNl"" l'tr""'"r
charles iiornh"rgcr r"llo".Ns = meeting
~ civ officials w.th Mav'r-"l"''t G""rE"
f. ,'arraI. which was vailed 20 discuss
nrnnn,riC measures with = Vow nt or q
setting drnc!' OF s. Sij.""" IL the
cttv's l92? ludg":
Failure Of the voters - rarry e"cc-
tal tax lev At last Tuesday = "'eC''":,
~ sati by the officials TO he r"s7ons!h'p
FOR tho deficit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
4RR||CK|[ NOT GUILTY, VIRGINIA
Rape SAID BEFORE S''[ DIED
Affidavit Made B. Hotel De-
tective Gives the Girls S
Words in Hands of Dis
trict Attorney.

San F'runrls.". NOV l"--A sworn
statement by George 'i!enm"m. house de-
.ec,lvr Of the Hotel ST. fra",.S. whi'n
pu-p"rts "a clear Roscoe r"Fa';yr Ar
burl' Q rr ;r;,n nal reSroas.hii'! fo" tho
d-,:,i - NIrEiuia Rarpr. mo, IN !>:.irc
a,lrrs4 Is IN he hnnGs OF niT.r!': At
.ornrv Matthew + Bradj, Ga IN NrNah.
..h;rr counsel !pr Arhuck.e. Gt Jared to-
day.
Mr. Rradv admitted having AIKEN "
statement trom Giennon sfNe"al Hcch*
aSo. hul ea;d hat lc hal 20 wSHI o;ncr
matters TO attend ~ :hai He did 70,
remember he nature OF iis contents
The statement Has % ths question
and answer :yp.. according to The de-
.cnse. The de.cc'.1" asked the sir: il
m. hntri. where sic sustained her in
.rr.cs. was respor sihlc Cor h-r hurts in
amy way and she :eI;!'d no
"L!t Mr.. hrhte. haH; loH" sh"
waa rxEei ny Glenn, n. according 20 th'
defense.
NJ"
''rreu who Eur, !oa""
II do not know. I may have hren
bur, tv fn!lihg -" tuc h"d. shc replied
a,.nriiing 20 ArbGck!e's counsel.
". Nnb said he MAS advised 'ra' the
s't.emen' was made IA the Eirfs room
A. he 81 Frsncia in. :ncd:a;e;y after
- pariy IN ArbmHAic's rroms there. III
~ y shc wns alleged To have received
81 cs'nl injuries. and tha; Rhe was
e.. ,re-,ng NJ rrIn and had perfectly
..r tt3d." wen she made Il.
arhnrkIc ia % 20 on '-ial IN Monday
ON . charge u: manslaIdhte. grow nS
~, o. Miss Rsnpe's Gea'h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
Six Injured
In Fire On
Submarine
Accident While the L-6 Is
Under Surface of Los An
geles Harbor- Sailors With
Gas Helmets Rescue tn c
Injured.

los Nngri"~. Nnv. l"-- f:"c br"N" "''
-, m. forward ,.o,urartiurrrt II :hr >Lh-
, ..,.,. vrn.. ,L. ,-,rt Mas
,,.,,,,,, ,.l,,, ,r. surru... o.: ,n,.
.., ,,, cro,, San I,rpn 20
,t. ..,., ,,,,r,., ,,.I,.s Tram IT,.
81, ,,..,,h.r. r ,h. crew and
,,, Lam, NJ \ Hr,nr.
,,r ,.i,,,..r ,.ri,rs,y burned 81.
...,,.,,.,. nv smoke and has
rY ,o,ss ,f m, nr, Ead NOT Nr.'n
..I ,h
,:,.L, ,,l @, IN, : ,t,r a.
"'' % 49, ,I ,,,, if,.> -, >, ,vcn.
- ,,.rd ,bs II, I,rs,., ,.r.:..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
NHON|GH7 FIRE CONSUMES THREE
R|N| D|NGS At SM|THF|E[D, WITH
LOSS Of $4,000; ONE INJURED

renee WAS badly burned while trying
to got ono out. He WAS carried our
by volunteer hremen. but all the
machines were destroyed.
The Smithfleld volunteer Are de-
partment was called. but with their
forty kallon chemical tank were un-
nhle 10 do much. \ call was sent 10
Steubrnviile Mt once. and forty MN
utes later the truck was on tho
scene, Nearly a thousand feet OF
hose wns used. and the town reser-
vo.r wax drained In Il few mlnuteA
The Adena truck arrived few min
utes later.
Effective use nt the two streams.
howevsr. saved two buildings that
had b.gun to blaze. and III" spread
ing was thus checked. \ steady
wind from the west showered the
town with sparks. but several buck
et brlgades were formed, ready 10
auench any flame that might start.
II could not he Learned at an
.arly hour this murn,ng whether the
loss was covered by insurance.
The two houses destroyed in ad-
di,ton 10 the garage were dwellings,
One WAS occupied by colnred ram.
ilv. Nothing but a few pieces OF
furniture on the first floor waS
saved The other was occupied oy
a white family, and they lost eV-
Aery,hing, being forced to hsS -
7ight rlntheS
The ran ~ the St"utenvtlie truck
:hc scene was tho fasteGt ever
ade by the crew. the truck making
fifteen miles in forty minutsG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
State Of Louisiana to
Battle With Uncle Sam

Wash,ust":l. Nov. TO-. II" stat" o.
Louisiana. thr"urh he" attorney general
to-day 'iled suit il the supreme court
OF the District ot Columbia for wit
or Injunction to reStra IN Secretary Fail
of tfr irtarisr dera-trusut ,r"1l' can
c.t:inc patents on certain Lands near
BATON Rouge said 10 b. u"h' ..I.d w'h
gas ard "a.
The Su!t - sid /" h" Il 'Hst ''''". uTnT
Tho outcome ~ wujrh "lll depend 'hs
rirhr y; r,auv states ~ IN" .""'N mad
southeast To maintain irSs"Sti"n 20
va!uahl" r,!ncra! patents ."",Wis"d
within ,rarts -; lands I"'i'. :" th"m
~ the federal EuN"rUIr"Ht III" ,aHds
affected by III" louisiana SHit we're on
,.c,.d to tha, state hy F",!"-nl patent
in 1871.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

I,rmnrratir side This WAS denied by
REPRESENTATIVES, Garrett and Garner. Of
Texas. ranking democrat on tho ways
and mnaus committee
Urging adoption Of thu Garrett resolu-
ION Representatives Garner and crisp,
psmorrat. Georgia. charged that the
hnusc mover would Hei IN opportunity
FOR blraIghtnut vet" On tho SO per
cer' -ate " tho bill g"i 20 conference
without III" ma,:,r-rs being Instructed
Rci,uhiirru ;..aiurliN hp"k"su"n said
:.:.a . Nn'. had h.rn promised hy tno
leaders and ;hat theig word should be
.D-rp.cI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
THOUSANDS HONOR UNKNOWN HEKO
THE ARMISTICE

Three wears have pas frCm aar
,'om, idn2s the din "i war
Was s,i b0ol,hcd. suffering anu u'a'h
Would hr rcp.1ctd b: p"aTt Oh earth
,,ov ". r.acrd Our wild shouts rent III" air
II hi throw R!d' all care
Ih,urrlCuI he iand l"w wings "i h"e
I,jr roIl:uu glru W there turmoil had hrtr dire
rnuJ mott 'hrohe
O sdr"7w hooF DC.
y marched 10 N nGt "! ne 'thH
IL, returned som" DAY!
,r,, =. vh, he'd, a loved "0rer lher"
would help The others burdens pear
vbc We pause :nlqy thn% o brave soldiers lot:
~ I've, and :rir- for. have hey been 11rGo
BLANCHE JAMES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
ALL B, g. 0, TRAINS
TO STOP TWO MINUTES

baltimore. Nov. l0--Every train long
IN. 5.lSk miles O: Baltimore and ONO
Railroad system from New YORK 10 at.
I ouIs and chicago will come 20 q stop
wherever il may he at noon tomorroW
md remain motlonless for two minutah
asa silent tribute Ia those who fNH
In the war. Orders 10 this effect WlFs
issued tonight by Daniel willard. prtSi'
dent Of the railroad. Every other acSiV-
itv ~ the road in office. yard. and shop
also will pause for like time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
GERALDINE FARRAR
SUES LOU TELLECEN
FOR HER FREEDOM

New York Nov ln--The divorce ac-
ton threatened last September by Ger
nldinc r'arrar grand opera singer.
against l.ou TeIlegen. her actor huS-
bu nd actually has been instituted. II
was learned to-day. through proceeding
before Supreme Court Justice Guy'wnsn
.li.. .at;nrs referring TO cruelty on the
par; Of Miss Farrar. were odeed stricken
frnrr her husbands counter claim ana
natIre Of The charges made by Mise
."4,ra- was not made public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
IN !.
GREAT WELCOME
To WAR CHIEF
VOICES ADMIRATION
OF THE STEEL CITY
Visits the Mills and Shows Fa"
miliarlty With the Steel :,
Industry.

ITttsburgh IA. Nnv. 10.-Marsha
t'och, who today wns the guest OF
Pittsburgh. broke away from tho pro
gam q. laid down FOR him. and IN
:Hree p:a"es expressed his appreciatlon
CO." the cordial welcome ne had recelfsp.
after all the horrors or war no
II id before 4 great audience in Carnegie
Nru>ic hall. 1T is particularly gratifying
IVY me 10 be in this center Of manu-
facture. art and science. seeing those
things which We again have taken up
IN III. interest Of civilization. coz
rratriItn you on being present among
the a-,s and sciences and the progress
Which ynii nrr making IN bringing forth
this royal march y! culture.
! littlc later In the day he left the
formal luncheon rendered him by Mayor
r. V B.bcock and the city council. and
entering Il room IN the same MOTEL
WneI" a parts OF Pitt sburgh newspaper
mon we're at tables, expressed his
pleasure for their invitation to meet
with them
To the Newspaper Men
Il am grateful for this reception.
h.. said Il am much pleased to see
the great mills of Pittsburgh and to
I'm, W Of just what they did during the
War. We worked hard in war and we
mus, work hard for peace. hope to
co yoI all again.
~ the banquet rendered him by the
chamber Of Commerce tonight Marshal
r". il spnkc briefly along the same lines.
a:t.. sending out this formal MESA &c:
- lease convey 20 the people Of Pitts
nnrrn my sincere admiration OF their
10 @niAcrn, city and my profound feel-
ne .. j,y AT their reception OF me as
.. rrnrcsoi. --.-.. Yt MY beloved country,
France. lttspurgh did much durtsE
rhe var: liitshurgh Is doing much In
tho - times ct peace: Pittsburgh repre-
s,nts Tho period after The war. the spirit
Of .nu try. o. rebuilding. OF generous
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
New Castle Protests
Against Advance in Gas

New caste. n. Nov. J" '"r'ns'
,-o,cs, was made to-day hy the city
rn,;n-. nga!ne: ;he proposed increase ~
ras rates from 45 10 81 ren;s ;hous'~>
. ;'h!> feet
Tho gas ,upp.y s controlled hy IN"
No,u'o, turcr'. I.isht & Heat COMPANY:
I'D cf'iciaiS said taHt 70" increased
nrs"atinc expense made the rate au
rl.ed with the Iuh''c Service Commits
sion immediately. II VAS sad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
RECALL PETITIONS ARE
NOT in LEGAL FORM
City Clerk Lane Signs Certi-
hcate Stating That Afi-
dayiits Are Not As Required
By Other lr-
regularities . 900 Want
Names Off.

Ie'IGrn, f,r the recall OF th- eleven
n.meers of ri:y "oIncI and c;ty Man
ags~ Hnmsr e t'rssr VIII be returned
.taay ~ city G.srk Howard =. Lane 70
A',o-rry \ NJ Noyns. chairman of the
ro-a', -nr.rnit'sG rapresert!ns the GOOD
Go>eru:Garr league srd ohio county
!aasus ~ Women Voters
4 rs-t,ara'c s'a,ins IN affect. that lie
has asrer'a;u",! >ha' '"e recall petitions
az TOT siy%"t ~ 'he requisite num6sr
~ I fed .n'"-S. ip46rt'ich a 80 six
Ia'ureS arprHh-d 'h"re'" IS verified by
aTi4a,t'S s..~r as required hy :hr .tar-
Ter ~ he r:;y - "keo.irR was signed
b. ti.y ',~-n Lane s'nr'iy at.T )
O'Clock last nigh,
In A s'atcmcnf g. 100 iO'",iigrE,rr
Mr. Lane said Tia, rhIs cartihcation is
based on Section % ~ -" "!ty ":iI-'"r.
which requires 'Na' -sSaU PORTIONS
shall also be Accompanied b. he ar!-
day!,s OF one oc more la.'a! voters. stat
ing that the sigrsrs w~rc - 'hs '.H.e
i.za, voters % said city
AnLdavtts Do Not Conform
There !s no aridav.' accompanying
.,,her ro,.tor. ''.erk Lane said. .:
.l.he- one or more ,"ga. voters. L",Iar-
Ing rrat the signatures a''a'l.''! q" &c
nr,It,ors are signatures Of p.i 49,, WI.
n, .hs zine OF s!gn'nS were tsSai '"'Sc-
n, ,hts ro!nt alone. The ret!':u; - go
,!asd hy tn" clerk ~ ""An'.t IS "'"if'
cieni 70 make mo recall eH"c'''"
70 names vcr" removed from i.'
r.,,tsons. INC l.! c.sCk sl!i. a!'r"Hr:
,h. c.-,lnratc STATE 'Hat =" Ciarh has
-eoues-s for the .oroS1, o. l.0"3 '4r'"~
There are mary O'a"r I.r~EuIar''-"S .
-. ps.j.tong he "'""k orr'iF"S. N.'.' 80
a.~ta- WI: ~ A"'' l."'" N..'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
Missouri So|OnS Vote
S15,OOO,OO0 for Veterans

Tatsersor CITY. Mo. Nov l0.--Thn
Missouri house OF Representatives to-
day passed the soldier bonus oil. Th"
measure which has passed the senate.
90. 70 Governo- Hyde tomorrow for
signature ,.,o,,,
bonds 20 cover cash Payments 70 vet
Grams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
ROSENBLDON JOINS INSURGENTS
ON ISSUE Of 80 Pr. ct. SUR TAX
House Sends Senate S Taxa
ton Measure to Conference
Without Instructions, But
With Assurance Of Vote on
Sur-tax Rate.

Warrington Nov. - Tho hour" sent
~" ;aN r">!s'"n h'iE ~ ""nE"""n'" to-
dny without Instructions - 80 mar
nrr-s on any ot tho S33 s"na'" amend
Inen,a bu' with III" ?ro'risr IL H"i'dhH-
rGn leaders lha, "UT"rt!n';" """I'h ne
cive1 ,n,r- f,r u Nu'" "a H'rHr'aHr" NJ
~, 30 percent maximum :n"one sur
tax -a'e.
Tho l'er.r~-n;a ~Asoi s@or' - IN
crrriual H2hI - r"rce m .mTcu!hio
vol, On ac,rrtnnce or tho s"7a;" nm"nH-
mrnr Ucr-r, 'at'N" Garrett ~ To7-
ressre. the minority To-. tr". offering A
resn!ution ins'ruCEnu iEa house man
ngarr % eccopt tho 30 7s!cen; ratn. Tho
mo"o apparently cough; -" minority
..,d.yp ,irawCrr1. hu! nftor n sharp do
lat. U,rre.rniarive Mnrho,l 90 Wrnr:-
,rp cnIr,'erch ~.,h d motion 7" Law fhs
resolution ~ ~ tahin tbs nation
rrevaileA 900 :, ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

Washington. Nov - Til" prjnr!pleS
adopted ard the agreements made At
rres!der; NardinS'S conference on the
limitation ~ armarrn; may b. applet
- al the Other r1:inns ~ I'll" s!"Hc
through the mediums ot the !"aSH" .;
nations.
\ point 0t ruutaC' between The league
wri,h has more chan for: nations
wi.h:n ;'s juriSdIr;!"" and the 'o1rr"-
enc" ~ principal allied and 1850" a;ri
anNe-s called ~ NJ. lIardiug has hr"u
established i=t"rma,ly Rcae viz >iam;.
Former pre;r'!"r 90 France, and member
~ the E'-cnCh delegation 20 the Wash
lrgton ror ference. UaS brouGh; with
HIN lie -epn-;S aad conclusions reached
hv ~" commission on armamen; ap.
:,oin'r'l bN the l"agur OF nations and ot
wa.ch Nc IS rHni-man
The Leagues Report.
t'Sr f~nm rs~n-i'-G Ny. HardinS !
project as Il rival aaa'r. the league for
r,a''v e"ares~eS i:S approval o. tho iut'
t,a,i,e o, :he president or ihe United
Sra.eS and promises him cooperation
"NrX. !, i-rpo~;a"rs 70 me Il Sarma
r,"r. ~ German" SAYS the League
fn-ira' rero"t. comes the proposal ~
President Harding hat corteren""
should meet a, Washington 20 discuss
G:Sa-namer, and ne sG'tirmen; OF the
rn.i.iral problems OF the Pacific. The
l.aruS OF nations. which EXISTS FOR ;he
riIrnOSs ot securing international con
cod naturally welcomes with great sat
Israr.ioa ,re Initiative q: President
Harding.
The limitation ~ naval armamen'
which vii! he one 0f the principal prob
e.. n
WaSNtnScon.- can indeed he r"si enec'
,iIA:r secured by a common agreement
between tine powers II Is earnestly te
no hnand that this conference MI, -
f~fr,tuI. ard that ,hc reduction ~ me
rao0 a-mamen,s or ,hs continent CT
r"-npe viii be supplemented by an un'
ders,ardsrS relating 10 .he reduction n:
nu.al armament
The Original Plan.
When tho covenant ~ the league w
framed. IL contemplated sltu2to II
which all nations were members of 2
single League aif hoTrd to one another
Sv Ire common purpose or maintaining
peace throughout the globe. y as
su.,,sd 'hat al nations would be ~
reaCe With owe another. and that fh'
World would have sNr''sd down to :
S!ras ~ 'Na great war. Il ~ needless
20 s;y tha. these conditions have s0 "a
or. '~,n -ca;Ized IN ?.tr,
Three great powers. on" - them ar'
Da1v .aI 'n- Other PoteH'ialr. ~ I'm
r~"rS~ military importance. stand ou'
r'da .hc League AMI :" long ms tr
i.-...r' S'",cS G"rIn1". ard Russia dt
..,. tirlrr',- = ~ Or- Sn"lc'v. great dlt
sCui,t.. confront 'hn rnmpon adoption
b.. - members Of plan for the sys
..r-r'ic and p-ogresSiVN reduction I"
..-.n,uO-:s or TO- y 'u'l. s-aHk and nm
-rS>"v"l rnm,rur!c2 t'nn nS military In
ror-,".!p- SHi'he~ have we reaChs
> rr-toH ~ atabIi!ty. tn" s'at"s ho-
H"-.rE tfc soviet -enublic are natur
a''y apr -chrrSlVA 81 he tntsrtions -
'1ai- ;,ire nrd nr"p-'a'n neirhhor. Tn
."ter-r,i situation II the German -epub
lie - s'tN rar from secure.
.'\cve-tho'ess J. - important % real
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Tribute OF Comrades

To one side of the thronG that rolled
cea sslcssly by the flag .'lrNped "aske,.
second un"' ding ceremonial OF horfors
f"l The pedd went "u These Cr"at
mon %aihrr"d IN Washington - dAal
with great arn'rs r.,mN hUmhly 20
pIarn :hs!r ".cails H"d roses At the bier
Th"r" cam" rnm'ad"<. l.uU:ng from
wuu',is iha; Trough; IEcm down IN
France" Thrr" came Wr-.y-ha'"rd vet
crarS o' uid Wars. muv"i - D. n"nnr
30 Tho yn,irg stricken ,oTrAh" 81 ihr
last great struggle. thcr" IN ""Irsc rdme
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RosonOlocm An rnGurgent

.',rsurr"ut" toruh,irrus tnT"r1G Ne
81 ma, en-, rq's nver tho hruS' maxi
mum # - ,"r"eut. "i.I'i "W the m"''"n
>, ,rhlr Twenty 80 ~. t@n N"'oo
ourinsi WIS, "n" i"ri0cra'. 'HH'rh"!i
-: r,nc,y,v,urr. 'oisd rcr tho motion.
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d-ews \",ras,ai Kcrh. Wtsc"nsin
Rrowro. Wisconsin, Cia:uo, N'nnrs"tai
,.nnr.r Wisconsin, Cra mr'"r. Sirh'lhni
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a %-lsun. W!srnnsin. li"senhio"tn.
W, v:run:n. SrErl,. Minnesota; ~'r.
ma, oregon. Tay'"5. Toun"ssrei Neight
\,,.rrrein. and Wn"druff. Michigan
Meyer I.ondnn S"riHlts'. ais" voted
.....rsi ,,.urg tn" r"soirti"u. Among
ia. Insurg"niA' Eurr"rilng ia" Mon
J,v r,r,au WAS Republican D:"hirS"n.
,s IruI , .rad-" - tn" group VIII" an
,,,,In,rd y"s',"day hat an agreement
I,.,J b.,.r. r.adr N.ih IL" majority man
.,..rs =, ic. rhr hlii Eu :" c"n!"r"rro
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rHE INTELLIGENC CE 4

Has the Largest Circulation .:
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia
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League Backs
Up Conference
at Washington
BY DAVID LAWRENCE

, Copyr.xh: By TIE la;e,js"u>"r.
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