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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
Far Eastern Republic
Appears at Conference;
Wants JapS Expelled

shlugton. Dec. - BY the Associ-
ated Press Russia appeared a. tie
Washington conference 'onigh, N the
arrival Of a Specia, Gepu'ation from nc
Far Eastern republic or China 20 lay
before the powers h.r" the plea "f tat
Soyerrmenr for assistance in scc,DE i'm
mediate withdrawal oC Japanese troops
from Siberia. Other purposes o. 'hs
visit, OF the delegation. according :" Us
members are TO open trade relations
with foreign counties. and TO secure
r"cognj'tcn for the Chinese adminisira e
ton.
There can be no development, ~ We
country or develupnIvnt OF trade Uni 3.
III, JaraneSs troops are wI'hdra"n.
the delegation declared in siatem"ni
tonicht. as for obvious reason the pres
enc~, OF these troops prevents the utiliLa-
tion OF our natural resources. The very
name Of the republic signifies the I'M
portance Of the Washing Ton conference
for It's people. The delegation hopes 10
he able To present It's case 70 the con-
ference in order 10 defend the interests
OF the Far Eastern republic"
The delegation is headed by Alexander
4. Yazikorf adviser OF the Far Ea stem
socernrssnes sun- economic matters: 3. t..
SkiyirskN. former vice minister OF for
elgn affairs: y. y. Karavactf. economist
and editor. and GustaNc J. Farman. The
deputation left china IN mtd-Octoher.
and has been travelling steadily since.
coming by ShangMa! and Vancouver
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THOUSANDS JOIN
IN TRIBUTE To
HERO WHO DIED
FRESH LIGHT ON THE
ARCONNE EXPLOIT
Fellow Officer Declares Col.
Whittlesey' S Death Due
10 War Strain.

New YORK. bee. lin staple ser
vice. half religious. half military! more
than thousand persons tonighi ia "a
tribute 10 the memory OF Lieut-CoIonel
charles w W Nhittlesey. commander
Of tho famous Lost Battalion OF the
Argonne. who disappeared from >es-
sel bound for Havana. week ago
today.
Ills death was battle casualty. as
much In the line Of duty as II he had
fallen by German bullet. The scars
Of conflict or the wounds VI battle are
not always OF the flesh. We or the
regular army have seen. 100 often ,the
results OF mental strain"
such. with II few words TO .Iiusli''"
l'oi.ncl WhittIcseys sensitive nature.
which ne said shrank from the harrow
ing remembrance Of the events in whi"n
he had played so heroic a Tart. vas the
euolosy OF one OF the former Officers
hrotnr:s-ln-arms Colonel Nathan X.
AveriII. commander Of the @nSth In
fantry.
lie told Of how colonel Whi'l!eser.
coming from the quiet. s>hoiasi!" !iic
or a city lawyer. was thrown 1t once
into the thick Of the fighting IN France,
how hr W on fame by telling his German
wou!d-be captors TO go 10 hell and OF
the emotional torture he endured While
watching his men slowly perish from
hunRcr. thirst and their wounds. 'on-
tinuatiON Of the same mental suffering
since the end OF the war through min
istering 10 suffering survivors, lie said.
Mastered the breakdown that lead TO
final self-destru";ion. Then Colonel
Ayerill related feature Of colonel!
then Major Whlttlesiey's cN2lo.' n the
Argonne. which. he said never had been
told.
Major Whittlcsey." he. said. not
only ignored the German eommaadcr
message demanding surrender. in Iypi-
cal American style but he ordered his
signal men 10 hide the white panel, the
flae used TO signal airplanes. for fear
that the enemy would take II for Tag
OF truce. In this way he sacrificed hts
chances OF gettins food from airplanes
rather than have the Boche think he
was Weakening.
Frank Whi;tIcsey. the hero's fathe".
and Melser Whittlesey. his brother.
were among those who attended the
memorial services. held in the list
Regiment Armory. Others were repre-
senta,iycs Of veterans organizations
and college societies. and former ac-
QuaintanCes.
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j. s. RAILROADS {.
SHOWING GAINS

Chicago. Dec. 4.-Reports 20 the
United States Railway Labor Board
show steadily improving conditions
among the railroads OF the country. Ben
". Hooper. vice chairman Of the board.
said in a statement tonight. Mr.. Hooper
also took occasion 10 point out that the
boards decision not 10 consider wage
reduction for any class Of employees un-
Ill working rules for the class had been
disposed Of. had not delayed considera-
tion Of wage disputes on any railroad
or for any class OF employees. His state
mcnt follo
The railroad situation IL more con-
Guciive 10 optimism than II has been FOR
many months. The absence Of any seri-
Gus general labor disturbances, COM
hined with the disposition Of the car
riers 70 make voluntary reductions in
freight rates. will both contribute 10
the restoration OF sound business con-
ditiCnS.
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Slow Improvement
in Unemployment
Situation Shown

Washington. Dee. 4 .-UncmploE mont
In the United States continues TO SHOW
q steady :houHh slow decrease. accord
ing to monthly reports To the labor de
par,neut From its studies in stIty-hre
industrial centers. the department an
rounccd today that l.I@S of the larger
erplo,ing concerns IN the country had
7olo more n,er on tho payrolls on Mo-
yemher 30. than on October 81. or an in
crease Of almost onc-halr or one per
cent.
Paper. printing lumber. iron and steel,
automobile manufacture. and textile es-
Establishments all took or more hands.
while RAILROAD repair work, leather In
dustries. and food producing establish
n,ents reported a redur,ton Of employees.
In the Department.. list ~ cities, forty
showed more workers employed during
the month and twenty-four had de-
creases Of employment Peoria. Ill,
with q 2a.6 increase. Ferth Amboy. y. j.,
with 1876 per cent, Syracuse, y. Y, with
ln.7. Dayton. Ohio. and Grand Rapids
Mich. both at ?.3 per cent. and st. Paul
Mimi al 60 per cent headed the group
showing improved conditions.
Los Angeles. whore the number en-
rloyed decreased I0.5 rer cent, New Or
leans. as ner cent. BrocEton. Mass. 66
per cent. and St. Louis. 6,I per cent. had
the higher percentage among the COM
munities showing decreased employ
mont
Both New York and Chicago. but by
small percentages reported increased
employment.
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.A[LEGE PLOT IN ENGLAND FOR
DESTROYING ]. NJ. v. IN THE j. 6.

Indianapolis. Ind. Dec. "a warning
that coal companies OF the United States
are gathering information in England
for use in an attempt which VIII he
made next spring to destroy the United
Mire Workers OF America as labor
union is contained IN letter received
at headquarters Of the union here from
men promincr: in the Miners Union OF
Great Britain. according to a stntemrn,
issued tonight ny Fills Searlcs editor
Of the Mine Workers Journal.
The Allegations.
The letter says representatives or
large American coal interests. who are
conducting the investigation. have made
this fact known. according 10 tho state:
ment. and adds that unemployment end
starvation are tho weapons with which
the coal companies propose TO nSht tn
union miners Of America. The letter.
as set forth m Mr. Searles' statement.
reads in part:
II have information at hand stating
that there arc several persons over here
representing some Of th" larE"s; hnan-
cial commercial and industrial inter
esis in the United States. These per
sons nre representing the mining dis
;ricts that are under the Jurisdiction OF
;hc United Mine Workers OF America.
Thcy ar. seeking and gathering UP all
in Information from employers OF the Va
rious mining districts over here con-
Cerning the wage reductions that have
taken place during tho months OF July
10 November and every detail 10 given
10 them from the employers combine.
To Broak Up the q. N W.
Il am told that these people represent
consolidated combin, OF over $4,000.
600, which is under control OF the mos'
powerful financial body IN the United
States. These people are out 10 break
up tho United Mine Workers OF America
and every other labor union. II II !s pos
s.ble 10 do so. Their method Is 10
work short time and starve the work
ers before they night them. which was
dore over hele before our thirteen
weeks stoppage in the summer. W.
were properly cleaned M before ~e
started 20 night The check-off Will he
rejected by the American coal opef-
ators in vour next conference"
TIE letter said mine workers IN Eng
Land had suffered wage reductions aver
asiuS from 45 TO 90 per cent sinea July.
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PRESIDENT HARD|NG'S MESSAGE
GOES To CONGRESS ON TUESDAY

OF the delegates 10 the conference on
a-maments are expected 10 attend.
Discussion OF Arms Parloy
Any action ~ the conference on
naval or army reduction Is regarded as
certain l." be reflected N appropriation
bills for those services. and leaders say
there probabI% will he frequent out
breaks OF discussion on the floor con-
cern!ng tho arms conference an dts do
ngs.
II appeared h1chlv probable that no
consideration would be given the naval
supply hill until som" Indication is had
or probable results o" the conference
while that dealing with army funds Is
slated for latcr study because II may
also he affected.
Panama Canal tolls and funding or
the allied debt are two other measures
which appear TO be linked up with tho
arms conference insofar as debate iS
concerned.
In Budget Form
Some leaders insisted the tolls bill
would remain In committee until m
orreemcn. = reached by the conference.
The I,un"ndtnE congress IS III" tirs'
to drt' ,.'''. g." e.. "rnECntS - 'Cnnl-
rur,y .u .r.dG nim. Til" h"u~" AMI
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San Francisco. Dec. After to'A-
one hours OF deliberation the seven men
and five women on the Jury which tried
Roscoe Arbuchle on charge OF man
slaughter In connection with the dea IN
Of Virginia Rappe, were discharged to-
day when they were unable TO agree
upon verdict.
The jury was brought into court al
it's own request at noon. reported dis
agreement and asked that II he dis
charged The foreman announced that
the final ballot stood ten to TWO. but
he did not say whether the majority
favored conviction or arQu:tta!.
Court officers said howeVc". that the
balio;ing favored acqU.ttal throughout
The case w;te set for re-trial January 3.
IN a statement following jury's
return Arbuckle declared one Of the five
women Jurors had prevented his acqu!t-
tai because she refused to allow her
fellow Jurors 10 discuss the evidence or
reason with her and woIld not give any
rea son FOR her attitude" He aid not
know the name Of the juror.
The other SIDE.
District ATTORNEY Brad said that Ar
(contnusd on Page Fourtssn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
OPEN BATTLE FOR the
ILLINOIS GOVERNOR

waulegan. Ills. Dec. t.-Attorneys
for Governor Len Small and Vernon
curtis, banker OF Grant Park. Ills, to
morrow viii open the hght here L"
save them from trial on the conspirac cy'
en,bezzlement end confidence game in
dictments. returned by the Sanga mon
county grand jury last July.
The attorneys are prepared to argue
before Judge Edwards that the t1dict-
ments are null and void because OF
faults in their construction. because the
jury made puhlic with them so-calIrd
special return the conSt'tut:o3a'tty ot
which is questioned and because ihe
grand jury itself was Illegally drawn
and orga aniZed.
The arguments may last FIVE or SIX
days, attorneys estimate. Judge Ed
wards Is expected 10 take rae motion
u1de" adyi cement and render his dec:s-
ION latc~. rns~:hlv next week < 'ne
event ha o,rrlu.es no dc r. IS
expected that tn" rial w. tffer
The Gret week ~ Janua' Il the
governors at;orncys sue .avinT
the indi- tn1cnts qua shed H"po.ted
that Siato's Attorney !ner Will
caN ntw grand jur ID seek new
indictments
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FOREMAN SAYS
WOMAN JUROR
WAS OBSTACLE
WOULD NOT CHANGE
UNTIL HELL FROZE"
Defendant and Attorneys
Claim Trials S Result Is
Practical Acquittal.
Probe Attempt Made to
Intimidate Woman on
Arbuckle Trial Jury

San francisco, Dec. 4-Cha-sss that
attempts were made TO tnt1miaats
Srrs. Helen n. Hubbard, juror In the
Eoscos Arbuckls manslaughtsr trial,
win be laid before the grand jury TO-
morrow night, It was announced late
to-n.Th. by Milton U'Rsn- assistant
district attorney.
Rumors afloat after the jury had
been discharged, based on statements
said 10 smanats from the jurors, said
that one woman juror voted steadily
for . verdict OF guilty, and that one
Of the mon cast one blank ballot
then ons for scQu1ttA and then
swung over to the minority and voted
almost steadily for = verdict OF
guilty. Another Of the women was
said to have voted several hrnss for
Arbuckls's conv1et1on.
Three Of the five women on the
Jury voted steadily for AoQu1ttal the
rumors declared. It was said twenty
two ballots were taken formally, and
that number OF informal verbal
polls were had.
URsn said that Mrs. Hubbard told
him, the bailin who had charge OF
the jury. and . number Of reporters
that two men approached her hus-
band. =. W. Hubbard, with view to
having him use his influence to have
her change her vote.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
FOR SIX
IN CANAL WHEN:
CAR OVERTURNS

Toledo O.. Dec 4. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph N Roskuski aEd their ;lNc.year-
old daughter. and Mr.. and Mrs. Rernard
n Iav"r and their daughter. aged four.
were drowned this afternoon when the
sedan in which they were riding slipped
of the river road into eight feet ~
water in the Mia mi Eric canal ~ Water
VILE twelve miles from Toledo"
The two families had been riding IN
LAYERS machine. They were on thei"
way home when tho accident happened.
\ watch worn h. I.aNcr stopped az
2:2S O'Clock. The accident was dlSco\ =
cred nj o'clock by WIN Isham. farm
er. who was taking his horses 10 the
canal for water.
Isham secured help and hauled the
car from the water. The bodies were
inside Apparently II had been impos-
s,blr 10 open either door Of the Closed
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Taxpayers to Assist
in Preparing Forms

Washington. Dec. 4..-TaSpaH""s arc
~ hc'n rl'c treasury frame regulations
uud"r 'hs new revenue act. INTERNAL
revenue officials sad tonight
SuggcStiUuS f"r Simnlined regulation"
governing various forms Of taxes unde:
the new Law. officials said. have been
called for from t" different basic in
duSt.icS such as U.l sCdi manufacture
ing and banks. and financial ins;itu-
,ions These suggestions. i, was al
legged. a." "a he received both IN writ
ing and through conferences with repre-
sentatives OF the various groups affected
bv certain taxes.
The FIRST OF these conferences has
been called for Wednesday with repre-
sentatives Of the oil interests OF the
country 10 take up the question OF franz
ing simplifed tax forms for that in
dustry.
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Detroit TO Washington
on the Bumpers For
the Hobo Delegates

DctrOii. Mich. Dec. T. or%ah'za' ~"
OF national committee "f Nnehpiottu
that will meet IN Washington WIN"
the next three days TO Visit the Nhlle
House and naI:nnn, capital In an eftort
10 obtain aid 60" persons out or "orK
WAS completed here today ~ the CLOS
;r- scsS;on Of a conference OF unem>
played.
Members Of the committee. VINO VIII
be headed hy Robert Irwin. or ST. i."u's
cd,tor Of the Hobo News ana "a''eE
,'ruse. of Sew York CITY. president :"
the brotherhood Welfare AssociaN"''.
were invited hy the conference 10 'fa'e'
If freight cars or r.de the rous |" the
national capital.
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WARRANT FOR
MARINE WHO
KILLS FARMER

Shreveport, LIS. Dec. 4.-WyAe
Clark, farmer. wns shot and killed
by marine postal guAid today, while
Kansas City southsrn passenger
train was standing At Blanchard.
A warrant for T. A. Willis, SAID TO
he the marine who shot CLARK, WAS
issued later.
willis 81 said to have continued
with the train on Its run not know
ing tho fate Of the man he shot
Witnesses Calm ClFrk was stand
ing twelve feet from the train when
the marins dsred him TO move.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
BREAKING POINT
IN IRISH CRISIS
NOW REACHED
CONFERENCE ABOUT :
TO BE CALLED OFF
Premier Lloyd George Insists
Allegiance Cannot Be
Camouaaged. ~

London. Dec. 4.-(By the Associated
Press )-The Irish conference reassem-
bled in Downing street at the official
residence Of Premier Lloyd George, this
afternoon. 10 discuss the latest phases
OF the Irish situation. Those present
were: Mr.. Lloyd George. J. Austen
Cha mberlain. Lord Privy Seal; Visoount
Birkenhead, Lord Chancellor, and Sir
Robert Horne, chancellor Of the sx-
chequcr, representing Great Britain, and
Arthur Griffith, Robert Barton and
George Gavandu Duffy, representing tho
Sim Feiners.
The general impression Of the situa-
,ion after the meeting was a very
gloomy one. The Irishmen submitted
The result Of the Dali Eireann's express
sion Of the latest nronosals Of the gov'
ernment. and pointed out where they
were unacceptable. They had said no
more on Thursday night than that ths
proposals required full consideration,
ard had not yielded any points n dis
pute.
insist On Allegiance
The meeting Of the Dahl Eireann esS-
met in Dublin. Saturday. emphasized tha
principles involved in the scheme. and
the impression conveyed was that no
n-.ncipIe will be sacrificed to gain
listers assent. or 10 put Ulster IN
wrou~ II 1t refused assent.
Premier Lloyd Georges difficulty, sc-
cording 10 those IN close touch with
him. is that lie cannot ask Ulster to
npree 10 any t"rms which British opin-
ION would not endorse. lie Is Hrm In
the stand that the allegiance question
cannot be abandoned or camouhaEed.
and this. II is said. mas proved the most
insurerable Of all the obtacles to .
settlement. .s' :; -
viii BE Called or
The. proposal that tho king might be
(coatiznsd on Rags ToHrtsSa.)
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ruoCpnms TO BURNS.

rairmont. W. Va. Dec. 4.~-Oleth!a.
she 4-year-o,d daughter oc Mr.. and Mrs.
+ It Too,hman. died this evening at a
'ocal hospital from burns received when
her clothes caught fire from an open
crate. Her Older brother James. had
his hands severely burned In irving to
.rt.nVuisn the flames.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
S750,000 IN
COTTON BURNS

I;reenaood Miss. Dee. I.--pNer .NON
bairs o' long .stapl" cotton were de,
showed b. a fire nf undetermined Or'Gi1
which buried the Greenwood compress"
& storage Company warch"uS" i"-u:ghi
The loss was estimated Al s15N."N".
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NEW BELGIUM CABINET.

Brussels. Dec. I'll. Carton Dewiart,
the premier. having declined /" recon
stitute the belgian cabinet. kinE Albert
has requested NJ. Jaspar the foreign
minister, to assume the task
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TO GOVERNORS, CONFERENCE.

New YORK. Dec. Z. -t'oNernor MiIIer
l.s, toGay for Charleston. 8. G.. 10 nj
ion4 n. thirteenth annual governors
which begins tomorrow. He
will return here December Is.
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Time While
Toxic Takes Action
Informal Consultations Pro-
ceed at the Arms Confer
ence, With Far Eastern
Questions Discussed-C Chi
nese Consortium Becomes
Important Factor.

Washington. Dec. A-cBy lE- Assoc
lated PreSSD---The arms conference is
in recess until Wednesday. hu' for most
Of the delegates there ~ no rest from
the increasingly rrom!nen; informal
consultations in wh.ch indiv duals and
small groups exchange views on impur-
tAni phases OF the negotiations.
For he present these interviews are
concerned chiefly with collateral el"-
mentS OF the situatio:, while progress
on the ali-impOrtaui subject OF naval
ratio awaits further word from Toxic.
The Far Eastern discussions are 1" be
resumed st meeting Of the committee
OF the whole on Wednesday. but Il may
BE- late in ;he week before the Japanese
have receil ed instructions from 'hei!
government. warraat!nE further step
IN the naNnl exchanges
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ARBUCKLE JURY DISMISSED
Stood Ten to Two For Acqutal of the Movie Comedian
TTTDVC Abandon Offensive
AUAAO Against the Greeks

tonstantinopc Dee 4Turkish Nat"nass have abandoned
preparations military activities result Of rn""rS hal me
powers contcnpc mediation between them and the Greeks
Two cas, Of troops have been dcmobizcd and the Naunasts
to only defensive attitude
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New Orleans. Dec. 5.-The Yacht
Glendover was blown up last night nc;'r
pensacoa Fla. with probable loss OF
Nfe. according to meakcr adviccs re-
ce!ved today. The yacht was owned IN
New Orleans and was cnroute here. She
vas valued at S25O.OO0 and is said 10 be
a total loss.
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Washington, Dec. +-The weather
bureau today issued the following 3D.
visory storm warning: 81
Advisory storm warning displayed~1
p. M. today. Cape Hatteras to Boston.
Storm central over North Carolina NJ
noon. moving rapidly northeastvard. II
will be attended by strong and shifting
winds probably reaching great foree
this afternoon or tonight. ..
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FATAL EXPLOSION ON
YACHT GLENDOVER
IN MEXICAN GULF

saicola Fla. Dec. i.--Ore man Is
dead, one missing and TWO seriously ~
irred aS a result Of an explosion last
night on board the yacht GlendoNcr. %
~, Orleans. according TO adNices here.
Tie explosion occurred when tho boat
was off Standwater. the injured being
taken 20 Panama City.
The Gleudover was burned to tho
waters edge.
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west virrinia-osnsrslly far Ko4-
day and Tuesday. warmer MonAay.
western Pennsylvania - Qs1ra1ly
coludy Monday and Tuesday. probably
local saows Monday. Not much change
In tamDsraturs.
ohio-c1ouhy Monday. probshiy local
SHOWS In north and slightly varmar IN
soutn portions. tuesday gsnsrAtiy fssR.
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Naval situation, Sub Rosa

Like the deliberations of the lesser
groups the actual state Of affairs In
regard TO the navy ratio remains secret
with the result that in its present phase
most Of the happenings Of the confer
rnce must remain u mystery to the pub
lie. Even the delegates OF some OF the
nations represented here are ignorant
of what Is IN the minds OF the naval
big three"Tlirghes Baifour and kato
who are dsslrous as regar ling il a
matter Of honor" not TO d!NulGa what
happened a. their 'wo-h"Ur conference
on Friday night
Since the bis three - 80: rcgu-
LARRY constituted subcommittee o. the
conference its discussions are not dealt
with a. "rormaI'' negotiations in the
ofiica' public statements oF the confer
enCe Similarly. the statements do not
take into account at al tn" many meet
lngS between various nationa! SpnkeS-
mem at which some OF the real BUSINESS
Of the negotiations has been INFORM
ai,I" carried on.
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No Nation wide Canvass

The long delay in carrying forward
the naval disCusSioA is explained by the
time required for the japanese delegates
to communicate with TOXIC "a We'll as
BY the importance wh.CN tho lanan"S"
attaCl 10 the present stage uf Tn" neEo-
tatiOnS. II is said IN Japanese circles
here that the home officials doubtless
will nor desire "a uNGertn'" dc'n.t" can
vassed sentiment throuEhuu' Japan
BY somo Japanese the preston "E a.
Continued on Page Tourteon)
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Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.