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New-York tribune., 1921-01-13

In furtherance Of It's desire to facili-
tate commercial relations between Bull
garia and the I'm ted States, the Bul
Earian government has decided to rec
ognize invoices legalized by an Amcr.-
can chamber Of commerce or by the
municipal government Of the locality
from which the goods are shipped.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
EIRST WITNESS TELLS Of THE
Staying Of FELTS DETECTIVE
Wounded in Battle Of Mate
wan, Ferguson Was Slain
in Front of House Where
He SougE.: Refuge.

williamson. ". Va Sept l2-Tohn
Akrrs. OF Matswan Tho first witness
called IN the second Maiawan battle
trial when circuit court reconvened
hero to-day. declared ". ! Ferguson,
one Of seven Baldwin Feits detectives
killed in tho KUN hattie In May. 1920.
met death Frcd BurBraft and Reece
Chambers 'wo or twenty-four men
originally Indicted in connection with
the case. ara charged with tho killinE.
Akers told how the detectives ran
from the center q; the town whore tho
fight between the residents and orera-
lives started. toward the pumping sta
t!un. where he war employed Fergu-
son. no said. was wounded then md he
assisted tho man 10 house nearby. The
approach OF four Of five men toward
tho house caused Ferguson to attempt
an escape. the wItness declare and tho
next time he saw tho dsctctivo he was
lying dead In the roadway In front OF
the house where he had takon rnfuEe.
It was then. Akers said. he saw Bur
grafc ;ake a pistol from Ferguson'a
h0dy
Three othar Witnesses including Mrs
Mary Duty. at whose hom, Ferguson
took refuge. also testified that tho de-
tective WAS apparently badly wounded
whi.e n. Naa attempting 10 escare from
the battle. Mrs. Duty said she fled on
tho approach Of armed mcn and thai:
whom -h~ returned hall an hour later
she raw tho body OF n. Head ma -
front OF her house The lAst witns~
~ ~ nIa~et or .hA stand 10 dav. 0r Z
, saltou. or Williamson testified that
F.rguson had heeu shot five times
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13

Chicago Sept. IA c"rorer's jury
Investigating NE deaths OF bernard y.
naughcrty and carl 4 huSmus. auto
mobile statesmen. returuod II verdict to-
day. finding tha; ;h"y came :" their
deaths through external violence in
N.cted by Harvey W. Church. and rec
omm"udcd tha, no be held - The grand
fury on chNrS" ~ murder. IN both
cases. without hal,
Church. a 'wHnty-year-nl youth.
hoard The verdict calmly His "a o
showed no rer& ouSneSS ar emotion az hc
faced q crowd nf scN"rai hundred t""'
Ing men after mo inquest II VAS n"ccS.
sary tor ths polio" To clear way
through tho threatening crowd for tho
prisoner.
Yesterday. ACCORDING ~ th~ police.
Church confessed thai IA killed IN" 'wo
men 10 obtain possession or 5000
automuhile for which ," was n"gNt-
a,ing. The body ~ DauEh"'ty VAS
found Friday IN Tho p~splatnes river.
and that Of Ausmus In a Kararc h"hind
the Church home nm Saturday Church
wax arrested Friday night at Adams.
Wis vhers he had gone in mo car for
A visit 20 his former home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
No Prosecutions to
Follow Bridge Disaster

Chester. IA. Sept. - 2~-Responslb.htY
for tho col.aps. OF the Third street
bridge Saturday RiGhtcausing the death
Of twenty-trur persons. will not be fix
ed on any person or group ~ ners"na'
and thero will be no prosecution for
criminal negligence was the announce
mcnt made tonight by offir!a!s Or the
CITY OF Chester and Delaware county,
after making a personal Investigation.
In which they laid IN" responsibility 10
tho steel plate supporting tho wooden
foot bridge which huckled when the
weight OF more than 100 wero placed on
*. tumbling them Into the waters "'
chester river.
Tho engineers who have been caii"h
10 help IN the investigation all dccl1red
that the xusset plate which was in an
almost crystliliIed condition nj the
time OF tn. accident had heen examined
year In and year out and pronounced
safc.
Coroner Drewes will start the inquest
on Thursday The flaw IN tho bridge
was called an uncomfortable defect
to-day by Coroner Drewes.
whatever ctv.l responsibility may be
attached TO the accident OF Saturday
night / can see no evidence OF criminal
negIigence that would warrant prose-
cut!on." Sa ID tho coroner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
Optimism In San Antonio

San Antonio. Tex. Sept l2-Dsspits
the disastrous food OF Saturday, which
swept through San Antonios business
and residence district, bringing death
and great property loss. optimism re-
signed among city officials and civic
organizations.
Mayor o. B. Black declared today that
while tho city has suffered one OF the
greatest caastrophies in its history, Aid
from the outside was not needed.
We are not calling for help" the
mayor said.
We are coming back better and
stronger"
Recovery and search for dead bodies
continued. cleaning up is going on rap
idly. Merchants have already opened
their stores. the banks are open. street
cars are running. and the water pres
sure resumed. Within a few days Sal
Antonio Will be back TO normal"
The number Of houses swept away
or damaged seriously on Ala1an Creek
in Saturdays flood was placed at l6
by newspaper Mon today.
The known death list hero remains
at forty-nine tonight. Most OF tho dead
have been buried. One family Of sevAn
was buried in one grave. Where more
than one member Of family was
drowned one grave frequently was used.
AS means Of retaining salvagsd
dry goods damaged in the food. the fac
ilities OF army laundry at Camp Travis
were offered by Major General John L.
Kinds. and probably will be used
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
HOLLAND
AND BELGIUM
IN CONFERENCE
JAPAN AND FRANCE IN
AGREEMENT TO CHANGE
Favorable Response Expected
From Both Great Britain
and Italy.

Washington. Sept; i2--,Iapan and
France have formally given assent 10
The American proposal that Belgium and
Holland. because OF their large interests
IN tho Orient. 90 'nyIted 10 tho discus
slons Of far eastern questions at the
conference or limitation OF armament.
Favorable responses from other powers
arc expected a. The state department
within tho nsxc 20" days. but no formal
Invitations Will e. forward 20 the Rel
Eian ard Dutch governments untN there
10 unanimous agreement on the subject.
While these negotiations are proceed
Ing s;a;e department officials are feel
,nG out the attitude % tho otaer part!;!-
pants on what subjects are 10 be conStd-
cred At the CNnterencs. The British
ambassador. Sir Auckland Geddes, con-
fs-r.6 with Secretary Hughes today. and
I was understood the problem OF tram-
ing conference program was constd-
cred although there MAS no indication
that he embassy had received detailed
Instructions from London or that tho
secretary had formulated any definite
proposal on tho part OF tho American
government
Conferences O, n similar nature have
taken place between Mr.. Hughes and
other ambassadors, the Italian Wow
being 10 keep the negotiations in an In
formal phrase until the views Of al the
interested nations have been moro or
less clearly defined
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
j, s. OFFICER
MAY HAVE BEEN
MURDER VICTIM
TWO SHOTS HEARD BUT
ONLY ONE BULLET FOUND
Investigators No Longer Ac-
cept Theory Fitzpatrick
Ended His Own Life.

New York. Sept 1.-THE belief that
Frank J. Fitzpatrick. head Of The Fed
eral narcotic squad here. was murdered
after spectacular drug and liquor raid
on the steamship King Alexander last
Friday was expressed today by United
States Attorney L. J. Collins, Of Brook
.yn.
Until today. investigators generally
ha d accepted the theory that Fitzpatrick
stepped into washroom on the pier
a,,tr tho raid and fred two bullets In
his heart: Suicide was the official md
INK of an autopsy.
Colonel 0. q. Forrer. OF the Internal
revenue service at Washington. who -
conducting nm investigation into the
death, said he leaned TO the suicide
theory AZ FIRST. but was now wavering
and would sit, the murder theory 10 the
bottom.
hr;er conference. Colonel Forrer
end Mr.. Collins went TO the pier 10 In
sn+ct the scene OF Fftzpatr!ck's death.
Mr.. Collins pointed out that while two
shots were heard only one bullet was
found in TIE body. Re said Il was pos
sIbic for n bullet 10 have been fred at
tho officer from a window in the wash
room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13

New York. Sept. l2-For tho third
time since his Inauguration last March
President Harding was in New York
city tonight after motoring from tho
Sea View Coli Club. near Atlantic cry.
distance Of about 20 miles.
The presidents visit here. he eI-
plained after arriving at tho R!tz-Car!-
ton hotel. was merely continuation OF
hts short golang and vacation trips. Tho
president and Mrs. Harding attended 4
popular musical comedy tonight shar-
ing their box with Henry y. Fletcher.
under secretary "f state. Mira Fletcher
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Van Fleet OF
Marion. Ohio.
Despite d dr!zziing rain that fell DUR
ing the Clrs, ffly miles OF tho trip. Pres
ident Harding apparently enjoyed the
days motoring. over roads Tor the
mos, par, of gravel or macadam, the
presidential party OF four automobiles
averaged forty miles an hour.
At Perth Amhoy. where short stop
was made a hundred or more school
children and many ot their elders lined
tho streets and waved faEs an III" party
passed Mr.. Harding held an impromptn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
MAXIMUM INCOME SURTAX RATE FIXED
At 32PER CENT BY SENATE COMMITTEE

provision FOR repeal ~ ~ next Janu-
airy |.
should thN house dat" be approved.
1t was said the committee probably
would approve repeal ~ all ~ the
iran SporIatioh TAX HS ~ HeIt January
and most Of the other tax reurnls
I-r> idrd r"r - 'hr h"uS" bill Sec
retary Mellon's proposal was Tor re-
tentIon OF the transportation levies
nca' yesr At ou"-hai; the present rates
and 'he restoration or a TAX N cos
mstics. perrumnry and proprietary mcdi-
CIucS and prediCat"h upon retroactive
repeal "f thr profits tan.
In voting {" reject Secretary Me-
Ions proposal TINT tho maximum IN
come surtaN h" rrdu, ~ :" - per cent.
,h- committee took nnd~r consideration
q treasury plan 80 reaur" ~" rate n
each Of tho income eUr'aN brackets by
n~o re- r~rt - 30 - liCh'~N ;Ne ta>"S
on ,hosn hn ing incomes - '"ss 'han
Sos oon l"ar ae 'v.' ~ those "r"Ne
Ircorrs cACssi thai eTorn,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
ArraiQn Arbuckle For Murder
PRESIDENT AND MRS. HARDING MOTOR TO
METROPOLIS; SEE MUSICAL COMEDY

reception while tho others rested IN
hotel before taking tho ferry to staten
Island. whore the motor trip was re-
sumed.
Al 81. George tho party was mot nF
Mayor Hylan. who received It's members
on tho municipal ferry boat "Oueens'
As {, crossed tho harbor 10 Manhattan
tho presidential pennant at tho mast
head OF the ferry attracted the atten-
ton OF river and haTbor craft whicn
blew their whistles In greeting PreN-
dent and Mrs Harding who made tho
trip IN the boats pilot house. waved
back and the president frequently raised
his hat In acknowledgement
After dinner in tho!r apartment Pres
ident and Mrs. Harding and their traF-
cling companions left for the theatre
without holding any formal reception.
although Mr.. Harding stopped frequent
" 70 shake hands with admirers.
Mr.. Harding reserved untiI after me
theatre decision on his further pans
The yacht. Mayfower, - IN readiness
at the New York navy yard. should he
decide TO return al ono" 10 washington
instead OF following hts or!g:nai pan
OF devotlng tomorrow 20 Eof.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
ASSASSINATION
ATTEMPT MADE
At FOLLANSbEE
Four Alleged Blackhanders in
Jail-Crusade Against Ter
rorists Follows Victim in
Narrow Escape.

speciai Dispatch 10 Tho Inteuikencer.
Follansoee, w Va. Sept lf-An
alleged attempt 20 assassinate James
ctrcore. aged 80. prominent Italian
merchant Of this ci:y. will load author
tiles stated tonight. 20 a general clean
up ~ ALLEGED Rfack-Handers. Four AL
eyed me;nbers Of the society are now
IN tho city lookup ard others who are
known to belong 70 the organization Will
be rounded up ana driven from tho com
munity.
City officials announced that they are
ba cked up II th'a move by tho citizen
ship OF the town and also By the Brooke
county officials.
Tho attsmp: on Ci-rones No was
rads Sunday niEh:. He was iured 70
h's from; porcn by thre. men who said
,h.v wanted 20 talk business. When he
Joined them. ono ~ the trio pulled n
gun ard announced that no was TO XII
trrcone CFrcone ,eaped through the
open doorway into his homo. One shot
was fred a; him. Tho bullet grazed his
head and buried itself In tho wall. just
missing Mrs Clr"one
Made Demand
The merchant took refuge in an up
stairs room until police, who had been
attracted by he shooting. appeared.
An I,a,ian who posed ae an agent for
an Italian magax!ne - alleged 70 have
cred the shot and he - heing sought.
According TO Circore. This man accom-
panied by two others v!s''"d him satuT-
day and made ce-tatu demands which ne
refused III. NE - says has heen
threatened numerous times.
Back ~ the attempted aSsassiHauon.
officials believe. Is business grudEe.
Ctrcons has bsen here sixteen wars and
has prospsred. Twelve years aEo hs
was In similar trouble and aided tho
authorities in driving about twenty al
legged Blank-Handers from the town.
That the alleged heads OF tho society
a. Steubenvi,ie ar" implicated IN the
attack on C!rcone ~ asserted by the
Local officials ard there may he arrests
there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13

Geneva, Sept l2.-The assembly Of
tho League OF Nations today heard
great deal about tho United States and
tho proposed conference at Washing
ton in Novnmher IN connection with the
League work on disarmament and also
With reference 10 criticism In America
IN tho work Of tho league. II was tho
most picturesque session Of this meet
Ing.
S-tnava ssa Sastri. native Indian
lawyer. wearing ths Indian costume
and speaking perfect English with AT
el"1uence rarely e7uallcd nv English
orators had the A0"- a. IN" morning
Eession. He suggested that tho United
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
ACCOMPL|CE
CONFESSES HIS
PART IN CRIME
CONTINUED on Page Twslvs)

Chicago. Sop. li--I.eon Parks.
named today by Harvey ".
Church as an aocomplico In the
murders o. Bernard Daughsrty
and Carl Ausnus tonight con-
fessed his Implication In the
crimes according TO the police.
Another man whose identity was
not disclosed. has also been
named by Church as An accom-
plica
Church. according 70 Chief
FttImorris. named Parks as tho
man who helpet him load tho
body OF Daugher'y into the auto
mobile and later helped him
throw the body in tho Dcsplaines
river. Parks had stoutly denied
any connection with the murders
un:H 'ate tonight The police
brough: Church and Parks face
70 face .ur questioning.
thi~, Fftzmorris would not
stat. whether tho third man in
tho case had been arrested
In rGrks alleged confession.
as given ont hv thn police he
said 'ha, ne vas in the house
whnn church entered with
DauEhert!
TIE statemen' az gwen ont.
did not mention ~" name "f IN,
third man. said >" have been m.
plicated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13

San Antonio. Tex. Sept. 1S-Mors
than 100 bodies Of flood and storm VIC
Tins IN the lowlanis along tho San
Gabriel river in Williamson and Milan
counties have been recovered. according
;" tho correspondent OF the San An
tonic Express. at Taylor. who teie-
gSa phed a report tonight.
The correspondent telephoned the fol.
lowing communication: One hundred
and nine bodies have been recovered
from flooded lowiands along the San
Gabriel river in Williamson and Milan
counties. Mos; uf the dead are farm
lahorers
Another dispatch {" the Express from
Rockdalc. Milan county. says more
than 'wrn,y families In the Braxos bot.
toms between CiusZ and Valley Junction
are reported lost. Five persons are
known to have drowned on the Ed.
Green farms in the San Gabriel bot.
toms. More than twenty feet Of water
rose over the roads in the Brazos bot
toms and nothing has been heard from
the twenty families living there.
Property losses exceed fl,000.o00 ths
report said
Conditions along tho Rrazos rivsV
between Rockdale and Hearne are vA.
known.
Ed Green on whose land several we:s
drowned. was rescued after being IN .
tree thirty-six hours Two white boys
snd Eirl were rescued st tho same
time
Death lists from 'he distant towns
and, communities reported here. fol-
lows:
Thorndale. IS bodies recovered, an
MexicRns
LAnsport. % hodie. recovered, al
Mexicans
San Gabriel. s Mcxicars. -
Alligator Crock. 3 MeNicanE
Roy Bland farm, near TAYLOR I Next.
cans =
Elmgrove. 90 Me1Icans IN lake Bow
ers' place. seven miles southeast of
Tavior.
Americans whose hodies have been
recovered. are two unidentified children,
drowned In Brushy creek. near Taylor:
Mrs. II. L. Brown. and son Lee, At Red.
Vile. on Alligator creek
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
Penrose Announces Vote To-
day on Effective Date Of
Excess Profits Tax Repeal.

Washington. Sept. 1.-TWO OF the
Four MAJOR provisions Of tho house tax
bill were approved today by tn" senate
G2nnc" committed Or" fixes the maA!-
mum income surtaI rntA A. 81 per cont
ms compared with the present % per
cent. and tho other Increases ny SopV
'h> exemption allowed :" heads or 'am'-
lies ha~inS net incomes Of f6.ooo or
loss and ~ 5000 Tho exemption a.
iowed on account ~ each dependent.
chairman PenrnSe announced that
:he committee woYh vote tororrow on
tin. effective date oc ~" repeal ~ ~"
excess PROFITS tax E,v"N hose sen
a,ors ravorIuy Secretary Melons pre-
rnsa' - r,ak. TIE repeal r~troa"il'" 70
last January vera Il Mo opinion that
'hN rornl''-- would SrrNpf ths house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
Banker Who Fled Five
Years Ago Arrested;
To West. Va. for Trial

ParkershurE. w. Va. Sept Is
George w. Hunter. former oil man and
cashier Of tho Williamstown National
bank. this county. who disappeared fiNc
years ago and was thought TO have gone
to Mexico. has been arrested In Los
Angeles according ~ telegram re-
rcisrd az the Office nt United state.
Marshal &. T. Smith. here.
Hunter Is under indictment in the fed
cral court on a charge OF violating the
national banking laws.
lie Is - be returned 10 the Jur!sdic-
iior Of the United States court for the
northern district Of Vest Virginia for
rial. according 10 Marshal Smith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
MOVIE COMEDIAN
FORMALLY CHARGED
WITH KILLING OF
VIRGINIA RAPPE
DetailedRecital of the Alleged
Crime By Mrs. belmont Fol-
lowed By Formal Charge Of
Murder.

San Francisco Sept 1:,-Ro'co- C.
"Fatty"I Arbuckle. motion picture
comedian. was formally erraiEned In
police court here today on a charge Of
murder in connection with the death OF
Miss Virginia Rappe. motion picture
actress. which occurred last Friday fol-
lowing party in ArhuckIes rooms at
the ST. Francis hotel last Monday.
Tho complaint against ArhuckIe. Tho
second to be lodged against him since
his arrival hero from Los Angeles on
Saturday. was signed by Mrs Bambina
pelmont. q friend Of tho dead woman.
Tho tirst complaint. made by police Of
fc:als. was for the holding the comedian
In custody pending further inNcsuga-
ton.
Arbuchls silent
When Arbucklr appeared before Judge
DaD.cl O'Rr!cn he refused TO talk OF tho
case TErouEh HIS attorney. n cOnt!nu-
anre {" Friday VAS obtained. and tho
rrlsorer was returned TO Is coll.
Representatives "t n" district attor-
no! ( ofrice continued their questioning
o: th"sn known 10 have attended tho
Arbuck!e party fast Monday. anL from
these. District Attorney BRADY stated.
was obtained evidence which Will no
used against tho uctor at his trial.
Among those questioned t"da! WAS Mrs
Sadie Writ Sprecke!s. widow ~ John u
Sprecks.s, Jr.
Mrs. Spreckels told the district at
t"rney that she WAS informed over tho
telephone last Friday by Mrs. belmont
that the young actress was In serious
condition IN a lOC.u hospital Mrs DEL
mont asked Mrs SpreckelS - telegraph
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
Reductions Too Late
To Stimulate Building

WASHINGTON, Sept T. 'Rehn't'ohS III
r-e,Eh, rates "n s-na GraN"' ana 'r",N-
al stone authorized recently hH tho III
,.r,o,o t,omu.vre I'ornmission for re-
a..,for. in the eastern trunk system
,cr,r 700 lart to stimulate hui!stnS ana
rons,rurtion work t"r tnis i"ar, sni'
Y,o,cm.uI issued to-day Nv tho NA'i"ha'
A.so,i,rinn of sand and Gravel fTo'
duC""s
The reduction authorized ny IN" CON-
,,,t.s.nr amounts "a IS irr cent. ana -
ar,c,.,nc iu rcnnSyl,Hn'a. Nc" Jersey
r.ioware. Mary land virginia AMI west
Niruiu!a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
5000 OIL WORKERS
IN CALIFORNIA STRIKE

Bakersfield. Ca. Sept. Il, - Eight
.housand OIL workers in the helds OF
San Joaquin VALLEY. California, struck
Al midnight because operators re'uSeo
70 enter in'o agreements with the union.
r. II Frazer. ice president cf the CAL.
fornia District Council or the p''
Workers union. announced
The atrike does not in'c'Ne me
workers OF the Standard oii company
and the Royal Imtch She"' company
Th. standard does no, recognize the
un,cn and tho Shcei company recently
r.ooyrI,.d memorandum Of terms
with the union.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
ANT|-JAP LAW IN
CALIFORNIA is
UNCONSTITUTIONAL

San Hranoisoo, CALI Sept l2--Ths
state alien poll taI law was declared
unoonsttutiona to-day by the state
supreme court IN an unanimous de-
oision- which hsld that tho measure
Was In violation Of the fourteenth
amendment TO tho United scAtos con-
stttutiou, and to the treaty between
the United States ana Japan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
Senate Committee to
Plan Its Invasion Of
", Va, Coal Fields

Warrington Sept. 12.-Thc senate
subcommittee which Is investigating
causes Of tho mine disorders IN the
West Virginia coal fields will meet here
Wednesday, TO discuss plans for us
hearings to begin at Williamson. sep
tember 10.
Senator Kenyon. Republican. Iowa
chairman Of the subcommittee. - eH-
rected 10 reach Washington tomorrow
and Will arrange details OF the trip TO
thA troubled district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
LEAGUE OF NATIONS ASSEMBLY HEARS OF
AMERICAN ATTITUDE TOWARD ITS WORK

States might do something moro pfac-
tical than merely criticize what the
league was doing or had failed TO 90.
He touched lightly on tho race ouesuonl
between India and her sister dominio1I
South Africa. which IS ono OF the rnan1
datory powers.
Count Gimeno. Spanish delegate
stirred tho South Americans As ths
had nsver before been stirred In the
sembly debates hy his praise OF
LeaFue's work count Gimeno spoil
Spanish, which was the hrst time
laneuaCe vas used IN the hoof OF
assembly N's speech later vas tran
latsd into bon English ands Freleni
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13
GET COPIES OF THE
PACT With GERMANY

Washington. Sept. l2.-One OF tho
two copies Of the treaty OF peace signed
between the United States and Germany
at Berlin. August IS. was received to-
day a. the state department. 1t was
brought to America by Hugh r. Wilson.
secretary 81 tho AneI1can commission
to Germany Tho treaty is printed IN
English and German In the usual form
Of parallel texts.
A copy Of tho treaty with Austria
was received during the day