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Evening star., 1921-07-30

Prices realised ON Swift & Co. sales
Of carcass beef in Washington for week ending
Saturday July %. 1921. on shipments sold out.
ranged from IL cents to IT cents per pound,
and averaged 1913 cents per pound.-Adver-
tisement.
Evening star., 1921-07-30
ITALIAN ANARCHIST FREED.

MILAN, July 30.-Enrico Malatesta,
the Italian anarchist leader. arrested
last October on a charge of plotting
against the state, was acquitted yes
terdaE by the court of aSSizeS. Several
companions of the anarchist. arrested
at the same time, also were acquitted.
A room ten feet long. ten feet wide
and ten feet high contains rs pounds
of air.
Evening star., 1921-07-30
ASSIGNED TO BUREAU DUTY.

Commander George McC. Courts
|Ttth the Atlantic fleet, has been as
figned to duty in the bureau of
ordnance, Navy Department.
Evening star., 1921-07-30

Mrs. H. P. Kingsbury, with her
daughters, Mrs. Donald H. Mcknew and
Miss Clara Kingsbury. left Thursday
| for Burlington, VT. where they will
spend a month.
A1;.. Kitfx Radcliffe Of Cardiff
Evening star., 1921-07-30
Mrs. Albert johnson
I.eaYinS With DAUGHTER Monday.

Mrs. Albert Johnson. wife OF Rep
resentative Johnson of Washington,
with their daughter. Miss Dorothy
Johnson, will leave Monday for Mon
hegan Island, where they will spend
! August.
Evening star., 1921-07-30

iss Kitty Radcliffe Of Cardiff, 70
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ACREAGE ron sAIE ~
FOR SALE Five acres land close 60
Tulsa. Improved. with gupu dairy COWS
easy t,rmH. tryi Muller goo East First
street
rEN.NJRE tract. thrrr ruIlos north uu
Lewis avenue. from Aduus'. fine HuII
and building site. ItiCr 500 an sCrD.
only $3.50 cash balance $40 month lIf.
teen minute drive from llird auh Maiu.
call cedar 1858 u. o.. Epprrson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

wkTTkI-~E- renovated and recovered,
retu.ntI home the same day, all work
ruaf.rtruI Tulsa Mattress Co, phone
1saga 500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

SIN ROOM bLugnIuw. south eide, furnace,
gtruEu rud 600 mpruyruns VIII ck-
,huuEr t.r lsrg.r house. paugr $500
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NHAn wUIrrIEu scnooL


SEW corner sr roon, bosemeal white
"ut floors. tIo bath. nice paper ana
tis,u''s gld IVORY tin'sh, closets gnlorc
OW$ER leaving VII sacrifice modern
five rooms und sleeping porch, huut In
features, garogr we'll. ciHtIu, on pave.
mcut good location. only $500, terms
Mrs henderson, Usage a7o1-H
REAL ESTATE AGENTS take nutIoc, my
property At 2t2s East Eirhth street
t"wrghip 20. range 10 east. iH OF the
market For Information call Usage 1878.
Ida May Evans
SOUTH SIDE $1,000 cash, brand new
ifunt ii,ing room, five rooms hud break.
taet room, bes"i"cg' gsraEr and driN".
llal section, Price 81 600. can cedar
sACHlFlClNG TO oFFER SU'H HOME
Most cumpl"t" 7-ruoW, bro'rtast, bath,
uf best CunBtructed humrH iu tho city.
Price t22. 500. rerms u desired. cedar
2t3t CHngo s6a5.
SPLENDID 6-roum duplex. east side good
botgnin. 1850 cash payment viii handle.
Oct thiH and own your home Thompson
OsaRc 5000
SOUTH sipE-l75O cash buys a dandy
Broom modern California bungalow vt.
mast On transportation, IN Lincoln school
district, east frtat, hardwood floors
Throughout, bullt IN features. laundry tuba.
Priced go sell at only 60 500 with month.
y payment nf only $50. can OsHg' a5sG
STDNEBHAkEH bungalow, six rooms TO-
copfIon hall three bcdrouma, living
ronm. dining room ana Kitchen. Furugo
and baEpusut Priced 10 sell. 50 600.
Terms 10 dcaifable parties. can cedar
2he0 60 sec.
SEE this new irving place bungalow tor
$500. only $1,000 cash. largo hresA fast
room muutcl. bookchseH, base tub. fine
large bsEcu aui. could be- used as duplc,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

Top sAlE--By owner my beautiful FUR
.''sraH room home, all complete, close
. t,yrIfgrg cost So, 500, all es new, VIII
81" gr4 g.car garage can be rented
hova r.as8nablo, real home. 'all
N i-t9.I before 70 or after T. an.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

IHy1NG PLACE tivo roous oah floors
IVORY OnIsh, mantle newly decorated.
with garage. Price 5000, 5000 cash.
vHaBo Ab44
LlS1 GN YOU. that vnur tu buy hunrs
have SOME choi,o lots In Terrace drivc
addition. VIII build home tu suit uwuor,
TERMS considered. T. a. M1rryy, box 60,
WN.I IuL.I- nhnMn naaEn lLnh- i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

rp.NCNg bottom tafu. south of Tulss
bpIEulr. 500 atrr. f,t. fturl. Hud ulftlfa
proposition. Gail john Brtuauamp. pvags
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

Ito.A'HE farm. 400 iu cultivation. 90 io
uustuio uud muw land. ruHd improve
monte. good water. ia m.rB west FrHrrt .
paved road tc Tulsa. Phone % -. sprrry
UNn NuN Co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

fgN.... American walnut dining room
niece mahog8ny bedroom suite
me, couch and pad, Estate gas range,
ssI,c ,mmsl Kitchen table and Ice box
5ssea sI.a.I .--..---..-----.--..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
For ONLY $500

Six-room bungalow with breakfast
room; extra fine FLOORS. tuilt-in fea-
tircs; basement rouGhvd iu for fur
mace, high east front lot on the very
best street In the addition. nice ga.
rage, solid drive. $4,000 cash bali
ance arranged. This is a CLASSY home
and you Will bo pleased when you
soc t. Call
PICKERING a. harm
2O9-lO Bliss Bldg. Usage 4l7i-c07G
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

EXCHANGE for car or notes. 81 900
cpuity In almost new i-room bungalow
tn Kendall. u L. Barrett 2Oi Bliss Bldg.
Usage 50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

.,,r-s.r.. DmIug room buffet All table,
FVt6. IBrsry table. SO, wash bench and,
,r,rrer So, small gas heater. 50. Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

..,,...7ep 10 kitchen cabinet gas
pEN oak dresser and chiffonier.
h.'ie.ro bed complete; other miscei-
----ul
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HOUSES toN sALE


= WTNT TTN no IN
Ne" rra"t h"aEsla" wt;H tTegG3Ia' g!
cove. Iuautpl. hardwood floors. buIIt. lin
features. busgwuut and furnace Esirct
your own decorations Price only $500.
with email cash payment Ser this at
nuro. For appointment call E. g. john
son with rrrwI'lrgot o. rusty Osagc
5o.s ur residence Cedar 5sl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
ENCHhNGE-REAL ESTATE

WILL TRADE--Late model Packard
roadster and truck for equity IN city
property tscd Motors Eighth aud Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

ri,r ROOMS OF furniture. cheap, ios
ii,' .....r Cedar 140.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
NOD sLnOID O0ODs

.,.pg Ti'RNITtiHE co. carries a
siHts lnp of upholsterins supplies.
.h ...s .fgaQp HOO6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

.. sr.tr itury dresser with solid ma
h.ranv t.u hall tree, telephone stand,
-Sgs g..I... reed living room suite, bed,
.g. tH..r. quarter bed, gas range, for sale
rbaap. lIf5 E. Fifth place. Usage 2G77
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

'h..ssrrr. enameliug done right Price
..sbt rH1uc Usage 436 Tulsa Furniture
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MANrEn- -nLNL LeIAT.I s

LIST your property with b. 49, Witwcr.
qib Cole BIDS Phone usage o2.s
WANTED Medium priced or 6-ru0n
huuar pay cash buHt offer gets my
money. l1tatlon Consldrt.H prlea, loce.
tiou Addroas 70h-M World
WE sitU sclliuH Tulsa property at ieet
prices Lust yours with uH ~. G.
rowHrs Co. OHagu sif
NNNr TO- i,Ht property, priced night with
uudrrats cash down and casy pay
mrut-. 'cdat btt
WNNr1. p-.Wr have buyers Tor tsrmA
what have yong Usage sle. n. e.
Powers a. 60
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

- --,,.,r furniture aud stoves. all kinds
-, Gamble, cash or terms Usage
----- .--L u IMurlM.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

FOR BARGAIS-in 6-room. strictly
up To- the minute, breakfast room.
attic, bullt-ln bookcases. pretty man
TEL nice electrical fixtures, gear
garage. real home. located near
Sacred Heart cnurch the very beet
location. Price 1880. 1850 cash.
balance arranged ta suit
NADDN tNN ESTMENT 90.
Phone osaEc 7s53-5osS,
2ls+i3 Security Bldg
GOOD 6-roon dup'eE bungalow front ant
back porch, good well garage. Mll sixu
lot only ten blocks from Main street.
$4,000, 1900 cash and $50 prr month, now
rrntInK Tor $50. ,sh cedar 1860
HOME FURNISHED ms OAK
Fiye-ro"m and breakfast room. basement
Anu E-car garage, locuunu fine. on pavinE.
1900 down Price $1,000. Cedar 1884,
% e. sta6
HOME rHAT YOU WILL ADMIRE
THIS lH uu south liustHH vU,rH value VIII
stand up .n the best school dlstrlcti . 900
wlh hanll" Price t'npo Cedar 1854.
OFnE- sith
HOME THAT Will. MAKE 81. 600
FIVE room. hr"aktHHt room. 5ORi71 n. lot
down. $4,000 price. CEDAR 1854. Usage
HOME THAT WILL MAKE MoNHY
This Where s'"d uaprosrmeu's are
nice NEtures. $1,000. P-lce - 500 A sure
he; vim save rtu, cedar ssst-s5iJ
mLLCKEST BAHGAIN-St buys
dandy 4 room. modern bungalow on the
raTrHott, basement house practically
mo-" owner must sTll o. uuc" and viii
sacrifice irr only $500 cush and $50 per
month. AL c"dar az.
HAVE a dandy good buardlhR and ruoIn-
Ing hnuFe uf n rooms. close lu auH Ell
fgIl. reduced from 81. 300 10 8l.A5u Tor
gGick sale. 81, 900 cash. balance easy See
uis al once williamson. il1 Security
HidE Cedar 2t26,
LOOK AT TINS t7t0 cash puts vau In
immediate p0ssrbsiou Of dandy G.rH8ut
modern huHLalnwt iu the Washington
school district, south front. fgIl sZp Dot.
on pavement one block from trHraportu
ton garage. driveway. Chichru house.
well Of water. Scrrourd-iu bacn porch a
real bargain o. $500. less trau coH'
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,,p- --trI...D ono NeTns Martin he'd. COM
petg. practically ne", reasonable osage
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE


CHALMERS SEDAN. 1-passenEcr, good
condition. waht vacant lot, price 81 600.
Thomrson, Usage 1900 SOS Mayo Htde
SOME FIRST notes, to trade for car. Call
Noe Cedar 1859
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

7rr Af.l.g TOR your second -nand furui-
tt-e Cau Blue Front Furniture Co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
REAL ESTATE


New three room modern house and
garage Qn rear OF fine OrCutt add
tiun lot, bearing fruit and large
natural shade trees; fine location
10 build good home later. Price
31,SO0. $500 cash, $40 per month
To SEQ this call Lango. Osage 1870.
2l5 Palace building.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

FOR SALE or tradr Tor Tulsa rrai rsiHtr
SO acres improved Npr3igris bottom
farm six miles west OF Clarcmorc; 40
acres cultivation, 30 acres hay meadow
- acres pasture. Price $4,000. owner,
Bert Whitus, Cedar 27Sl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

ltNN ] lE o. iiA'hl lANitNlN
Seven rooms, two nice mautyls. furnace,
servant quarters. 2-c1r garage. finished iu
oak and gam location ir exceptionally
good $3.50 rush Will handle This. PRICE
81 500 below actual cost. Cedar asa
Osase s535.
A SMALL cash payment oT SEQ balance
w per month WI purch"H" brand now,
strictly modern. b-room bungalow. hard
wuod floors, basement Sacred Heart dis.
uicr Price '6.26o. orago s1l
ALL NOu NEED is $500 cash. $50 month
= y 10 bnv beautiful Terrace driy" huuEa-
Tow, hardwood Throughout Wnuisl butt
In features, full basement. ready tp move
Va Freeman amt Cunningham. Usage
1901 or osago '2lo-J.
bJitT Tor a honr and was huut right
Wheeling, beautiful location. room.
strictly modern. basement aud garage,
solid drive. owner out ut town. h"uHc musQ
be sold, Terms To right party. \ rhBncd
BApGAIN-- East. beautiful t.toom, mod
etu home, on paving, garage cellar.
good well fine .cislorn. Al Tor i9NoO'
man Bldg Usage 1879.
ny OWNER New broom bungalow, In
old ivory finish. cabinets, French doors,
mantel hardwood floors. basement and
the beel, Of us lot. s5.5oo with ;1so
cash. cedar 1880.
DAGNTY g.. room modern bungalow pave
ment, clectrlcity garage '3,SOo. 5000
bungalow, .iectrcIy, eas water, ga
rage and fruit l2.lSo $500 cash
7. NJ HOLLYMAS CO.
cedar l2s2,
EAST SIDE Four.rooin house. garage
good we'll full size lot on paving two
blocks Of car line, $3.50. $50 cash and
| $50 per month. CEDAR 1850.
EAST SIDE Sis-room, modern home.
close In. Price $4,000. 81 900 cash or
viii take good car az first payment Usage
800.
FOR SALE Tivc.toom house and garage,
one block OF car line. Price $500, $50
leash, balance Ia suit purchaser. Usage
FOR SALE ~ owner six rooms ard
bath. unfurnishpd. basement. price
right or an exchange Tor Kendall prop
erty Osege 775y-K, H. II, owen.
FGvE-ROoM, modern hardwood
floors. built-in features, high. ter
raced lot. east front pavement IN
front ~ property. Purchase pticc
$4,000 viii make splendid terms.
can Usage C52.
1850 terms 2GU r.. Archer.
FOR SALE Dandy buuga 'ov, Groom and
hrra kfa9i room, hardwood floors
throughout, but't.tu features. nice base
m'ut ana garage. restricted district
o. 900 VIII handle, balance liSe rent can
ron SALE Three-room, plaEtcrrd house.
screened IN porch. water In house. large
chicken house. otAor uutbulldngs Price
$500, $3.50 down. I27 \. Rockford.
ron SALE Fvc.roou, bungalow, csst
she basement l2xeO extra good woli
heat, large front porch. small back
porch. This house was built last winter.
Rents for $50 month WIN sell worth
the money for half cash. Ray Nichols,
4O3 s. Eeuuqha Az
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,.,,t -atE-- -Four rooms bosutful now
fvh ...... spartment can be rented.
Ds4ra 7fil.R, mornings,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-12

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE American
delegation to the armament conferences
wi. begin It's duties hero tomorrow by
4 genera! survey Of the interna'ion"'
situation into which it Is 70 embark
At a meeting which will bring inc
four delegates toge;hor for the hrSt
time since their selection by President
Harding. data gathered from dtplonanc.
military and naval sources ts Ia be lald
ON the table. and a preliminary etr"rt
made 10 predicate upon 1t the hr"ad
principles OF this governments posi-
tom In the armament negotiations.
|. ia expected To be on" or many con-
situations o: tho delegations in prop
aration for tho opening Of the CONFER
enre next month. President Harding
VIII take an active role in the prepare
tory stages and probably Will partirI-
nate directly in some OF the meetings
Of the delegates Military and naval
experts also are 10 he questioned about
the data they submit. and :, sweeping
effort made TO provide the American
representatives beforehand with COM
p-ehensivc understanding OF the task
confronting Them.
The call for townrrow's meeting was
issued today by Secretary Hughes. head
OF m" delegation EIthu Root and Sen
ator Lodge and Underwood plan to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-12

Charleston. WA. Oct. lie. G.. Hat
field. former chief Of police OF William
son. Mingo county. was ordered re-
~,urt In one of five decisions. In tho
case OF Hatfield against W. K. Farrar'
mayor OF Williamson, the court granted
a peremptory writ OF mandamus. com,
mandng Farrar to restore Hatfield the
petitioner. Ito power Immediately. ana
recognize him as such"
This case was filed with the highest
state court October 5, following the dis
mIssal of Hatfield az chief OF police by
Mayor Farrar on September It, accord
ing to records In the case. In ordering
the dismissal Farrar made four specific
charges against Hatfield. according TO
the court records. which were:
"nne failure TO ohry an ordinance en-
acted 10y the city commission. requiring
the chief Of police TO settle his accounts
and pty over To the city. weekly. all
money collected through tho office OF
chief Of police.
1.-TWO. neglect of duty by leaving tho
city and remaining away for periods as
long as five days without first notify
Ing the mayor Of making arrangement,
for policing the city during his absence
"Thrcc. disobedience OF instructions
OF th. mayer.
-Four. using profanity in the presence
Of the ma yor."
Other Decisions.
Mildred Bobbs against MorSantown
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Conference at London Opens
Sessions in Business-like
Manner-Collins Pictures
que Figure When He Up
sets Pompous Butler.

london. Oct. ll-Tr!lish and Irish
delegates 70 The conference which aims
AT settling the future "f Ireland held
two Two hour sessions at No. 10 Down
my street, to-day. adjourn.nS after tho
afternoon session until Thursday. in
order 70 enable Premier Lloyd George
to grapple with the unemployment cit
uation.
Both sessions were busincss-like even
the greetings OF Mr., Llyod George L"
Tho visitors from across ST. George :
channel being hearty but formal. The
official communicates. ISSUED ut the con-
.,.,us,ul 81 tho proceedings dill not us
close the subjects discussed. bat II was
understood tina, tho matter of rr"'"duiT'
uI,un which the Sim Fem d"I"GaieS
place much Importance. occupied the
greater part Of the time.
No notes Of the speeches AMI discus
slons at either meeting were taken. IN
fact, no stenograrhcrS were present and
both the British and Sim Fem delegates
maintained silence as 20 what happened.
Only Ono Smiled.
Tho Irish delegates have no com>
nlain,s t. make Of their reception by tho
british cabinet members. They entered
unon the duties assigned I" them ny
Dali Et;eann with unusually determined
looks. Michael Collins being the only
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-12
CONFERENCE AGREES
ON ILLS THAT MUST BE ELIMINATED
Railroad Rates Must Be Read
justed, Tax Bill Completed,
Tariff Legislation Settled,
Armament Limited and
Waste Cut Out.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ia summary
of the more important economic prob
lens facing the country that require
constructive and immediate settle.
ment," II recovery In business and per.
manent employment are 10 be accom-
plished expeditiously. was agreed
upon unanimously today BY the ma.
tional conference on unemployment,
when il reconvened after recess OF
more than a week.
Ills to Be Adjusted.
A general resolution adopted de-
clared for:
REIMBURSEMENT OF railway rates.
Speedy completion OF the tax bill.
Definite settlement Of tariff legisla.
ton.
Settlement OF the financial relation.
ships between the government and the
railways.
Limitation OF world armament.
Steps looking to the minimizing Of
fluctuations in exchange.
Definite programs OF action that will
lead to elimination Of waste and more
regular employment In seasonal and
intermittent industries. notably In the
coal industry, IN order that the drain
upon capital may be lessened and the
annual income OF workers may be in
creased.
Agriculture Suffers.
1T will be observed" the resolu-
ton continued. in commenting upon
appended tables showing relative
prices and wage levels. that agrlcul-
ture has rec ched an unduly low plane.
while transportation. coel and some
branches CT the construction indus.
tries are Of the highest. 1t will also
he observed that there is an entire
disproportion between the price OF
the primary commodities and the ulti.
mate retail price. These dispropor-
tionate increases in the progressive
stages OF distribution are due to in.
creased costs OF transportation, en-.
larged profits. interest, taxes, labor
and other charges.
If the buying power Of the differ.
ent elements o. the community IS to
be restored; then these levels must
reach nearer a relative plane"
The conference adjourned until to-
morrow afternoon, when It will re-
ceive additional reports OF its sub.
committees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-12
MYSTERY NOT
YET SOLVED
Telephone Call From Un-
known Man Follows Slay-
ing Of Dayton Lawyer.

Dayton. Ohio. Oct. IA mysterious
telephone ca TO the office of Lucien A.
Seward. Dayton attorney. who WAS brut-
ally murdered In his office here yester-
day. Is the newest clue police have TO
work on in an effort 10 apprehend the
slayer.
While detectives were In the Office
Of the murdered man. n voice on the
telephone said: is Seward dead yet
and then the connection was broken.
Police traced the call TO hotel and
employees there told OF 4 roughly dressed
man who left q telephone booth at the
time the call was made.
Efforts to locate the man we're un-
avai!Ing early tonight. safe In the
office OF the dead man was forced today
but private papers It contained shed no
further light on the mystery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-12

gathering Of the nations to consider
limitation Of armament and the main
tenance Of world peace. II your de.
alterations shall inspire a larger. q
better, a more humane view Of the
elements which enter into the prob.
lem Of the peace and at least a meas.
urable disarmament: II you can en-.
courage the ideal OF a world perma,
uently at peace-then you will have
given vast impetus to the efforts Of
statesmen who are presently TO con.
slider these problems at Washington.
Eve have heard much in recent
years about the problem OF the Pacific.
whatever that may be. The
Pacific ought to be the seat OF gen.
erous, free. open-minded competition
between the best ideals Of the eastern
and western life; between the aspira.
lions and endeavors OF the oldest and
the newest forms OF human society.
You are meeting at the cross roads
Of the Pacific, amid. all the glamour
and romance and glory which have
always surrounded the very name OF
the South Sea. 4. You have an oppor.
tunity to doa work for humanity, and
I believe You have met at peculiarly
ailspicious time"
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WOULD LOAN :.
BILLIONS TO-
UNEMP L0'YED

washinRton, Oct. 1I.-0overnment
loans to workers temporarily c L "
Jobs, estimated to involve an outlay OF
not more than ss.500,00o.00o. vas suE-
sested to the national conference on I'M
employment as an emergency measure
today. by John l.. Lewis. president OF
tho United Mine Workers Of America.
The suggestion was made In q state
mont setting forth q number OF pro.
posed remedies for existing conditions.
Tho leader OF the miners also urged
an impartial investigation BY the. gov.
eminent to determine tho facts :. OF
wage dehation and profit defation. eS-
tabli shment Of reserve labor funds
from profits by employers and govern
ment control Of the coal industry.
Extension Of government credit to
men and women temporarily idle. Mr..
Lewis contended. would afford immedi-
ate unemployment relief and would alb.
serb less than ten percent Of the avail
able credits Of the banking system OF
the country.
The depa rtment OF commerce and
labor and tha federal trade commission
were suggested by Mr.. Lewis as tbs
most satisfa Glory agencies TO conduct
an investigation into labor costs and
profits.
Mr.. Lewis described the coal indul-
try as normally diseased" due to over
expansion. in which only government
control could make possible regulartza-
ton Of employment.
Tho bituminous coal industry. he
said. has sunk far below the point
where any appreciable improvement
may be affected by suggestions for
stabllizing the market demands. Short
Of nations lization. indeed. / can see no
relief for the crying evils OF the In
dustry other than drastic government
control and Repatriation for the pur-
pose Of safeguarding the interest not
only Of tho mine worker. but also OF tho
consumer and the employer"
Mr.. Lewis statement was referred BY
the Steering committee OF the confer-
ence to the mining committee. OF which
he is member. and It was believed
would be made the basis for a report by
the latter committee.