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PRESIDENT FAV0RS
DELAY TO DEVELOP
ASSOCIATION PLANS
Advisers Say He Believes That
Deliberation Will Strengthen
Administrators Position.
SENATORS STAND FIRM
FOR PROMPT ACTION
Confidence Expressed that Res
olution Will Be Adopted
Early in Session.
AWAIT EXECUTIVE MESSAGE
Open Fight by White House on
Capitol Forces Is Not Looked
For at This JuDctule.
SENATORS STAND FIRM
FOR PROMPT ACTION
AWAIT EXECUTIVE MESSAGE
Open Fight by White House on
Capitol Forces Is Not Looked
For at This JuDcture.
tBy Associateh rrcss |

WASHINGTON. April 5.--whatever
may be the expectations OF Repub-
iican Senator's who want an early
neciaration of peace with Germany.
~ was made known authoritatively
today that President Harding had not
thrown the influence of his admin
istration behind the movement. but
was inclined to look with disap-
proval on any prospect of precipitate
action
II was revealed that the President
had not. in fact committed himself
TO any definite program for the res
toration OF peace. though he was said
to be leaning more and moro to a
belief that the Versailles covenant
cannot. In any practical way, be used
now as u basis for his association
OF nations He is canvaasing the
situation carefully In the light OF In
formation and advice which has come
20 him since INAUGURATION. and ar
though part OF his program may be
decided mt once. it probably will be
many weeks before 1t Is revealed In
it's entirety.
VIII Proceed With Care.
In his consideration of tho pcaen
resolution, which some OF the SEN
ate leaders want to press to an early
passage in the special session OF Con-
Gress convening Monday, Mr.. Hard
ing is understood TO have taken the
position that in the settlement OF so
Important n question the nation must
proceed with care and prudence. 1t
is said that he has not withdrawn
the approval he gave the resolution
when he supported It I'm the last
Congress. but is convinced that the
present situation does not require
haste so much as it requires palms.
taking deliberatiop.
The administration has not re-,
vealed what elements are involved in
Continued on Page .. Col. 3.)
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TURK REPRISALS
FEARED IN BRUSA
Forces Only a Few Miles From
City-Citizens Are
Terrified.
BURN VILLAGES IN RETREAT
Advance Surprises All Military
Observation = Believe Hell
lenic Army Will Rally.
BURN VILLAGES IN RETREAT
Iny Associated rrcss.l

LONDON. April "a Reuter- dis
phtch reports Turkish Invasion OF
Persian AzerbniJHn In the vicinity Of
Lake Urnminh.
The dispatch snys that details nre
lacking, hut that II appears the Turks
have defeated small forces of Per-
sIans and Cossncks.
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ARMS ROUNDED UP
TO BLOCK RADICALS
I IN BRITISH STRIKE
Lloyd George Throws Challenge
TO Miners Before Parlia-
mcnt Adjourns.
GOVERNMENT COMPLETES
PLANS FOR ANY EMERGENCY
Sabotage Breaks Loose, and
Valuable Coal Pits Are Be
ing Destroyed.
WIPE VILLAGE OFF TIIE MAP
Volunteer Workers Breaking Under
Strain - Enable to Cope
With Situation.
GOVERNMENT COMPLETES
PLANS FOR ANY EMERGENCY
WIPE VILLAGE OFF TIE MAP
Volunteer Workers Breaking Under
Strain - Enable to Cope
With Situation.

LONDON. April I.-Iondon IL nm
armed camp tonight. All day bnt-
talon after batinii0u, with fnIi wnr
kit, marched Into the city. This nr-
'crnoon they began IN pitch camp In
fnhhtonnbie Krnsington Garden. where
hundreds OF tents were rushed up.
The troop. brought uii ammunition
with them.
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First With the News"
Her Ear Drum Injured,
Sues Telephone Company
Full Associated Press
Report

MOBILE. ALA. April 5.-Laura
Shaw filed suit In the C!rchit Court
today against the Home Telephone
Company for $1,000 for personal
injuries. The plaintin alleges that
tho company Installed a telephone
at her home. and that while using
the instrument a loud and unusual
noise was allowed to enter the
phone and injure her ear drnrn.
and she was made permanently
deaf in one ear
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PARIS. April 5.-princc Albert, of
Monaco. will sail on the steamer
France Saturday for the United
States. he is to go to Washington
TO receive the Alexander Agassiz
gold medal. the highest recognition.
of the National Academy of Sciences.
awarded him for his scientific marine
researches.
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Two Live. Lost In clouahur.t.

OKLAHOMA CITY OKLA, April 5.
Streams In Western and Souths
western Oklahoma have flooded a
large area rs result of cloudburst
last night. Two lives are reported
to have been lost near Hollis. Prop
erty damage is extensive. particular
iy to railroad beds
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BETHLEHEM STEEL BANS
PRiCE-CUTTiNG CAMPAIGN
[By Associated Press. /

NEWARK. N. j., April 5.-The
Bethlehem Steel Corporation will
avoid indulging in any aggressive
price-cutting campaign. President
E. G. Grace told the stockholders
at the annual meeting here today
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physicinn. Declare Negro "a l.cpcr

BOSTON. APRIL 5.-A negro porter,
who sought treatmtnt OF Il physician,
was declared leper today and iso-
lated. pending his removal to the
Federal leprosarium in Louisiana.
The man came here from Barbadocs
somt years ago.
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VIII Proceed with Care.
prince Coming to America.

Continued on Page 2. Col. a.}
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FRANCE LOSES POPULATION

PARIS. April 5.-France has lost
approximately T-10 per cent of her
population since the 1911 census. ac-
cCrding to the early returns OF the
1921 census. In fourth OF the
population area. including the city
of Paris and eighteen departments.
three departments showed total
gain OF 10000, while fifteen depart
ments lost $1,000.
Paris. which was believed to have
greatly increased. was found to be
almost stationary.
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CHARLES AND PARTY CROSS
FRONTIER At BUDAPEST
[By United News.l

BUDAPEST, April 5.-Former King
Charles. accompanied by his loyal
General Lehar. commander of the
West Hungarian troops; several en-
tente officers and his personal physi-
clan. crossed the frontier at noon.
The party was met by several
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"Americn Undcrstands."

Continued on Page ., Col. s.
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DEATH of PRINCE ANDREAS
DENIED by GREEK LEGATION
IBy Associated Press. |

PARIS. April 5.-The Greek leGa-
tion here today denied reports that
Prince Andreas, OF Greece. brother Of
King Constantine. had died from
wounds received while hghtinG in
Asia Minor. The prince has not left
Athens. the legation declared.
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Two Fec, of SNOW Falls in Idaho.

IDAHO FALLS. IDAHO. April s.
More than two feet of snow covered
the streets today following the worst
blizzard of the winter, which struck
here late yesterday and continued ali
night with undated fury. The storm
followed the mildest spring on record.
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WASHINGTON, April 5.-Former
Senator Gronna. of North Dakota. is
understood to have been offered the
post Of minister to Denmark, and TO
have it under consideration.
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A London dispatch Monday quoted
Conatantinople dispatch to the
Evening News as saying that Prince
Andrcas had died OF wounds received
in the Greco Turkish lighting near
Brusa
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Explosion Wrecks Mine, Kills Many.
ALAS. DEPARTMENT OF GARD,
FRANCE, April 5.--A violent explos.
ion occurred in mine in Trelys, near
here today. killing number OF min
ers. Fourteen bodies already have
been taken from the pit. =
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BRAND SCORES GERMAN
PROPAGANDA IN AMERICA.
Premier Of Franco Declares United
States Understands Truth of
War Responsibility.
TYPICAL OF HER GROSS MIND"
Asserts Berlin Has Given IL Out
That Paris Is Voluntarily Keep
ing Open tho Wounds OF Our De-
vastatcd Regions"
''TYPICAL OF HER GROSS MIND"
by Hudson HawIcy.

United News stan Correspondent.
PARIS, April 5.--Excoriatinc Ger
man propaganda in the United
States" in vehement terms. Premier
BRAND in speech to the French SEN
ate today declared that America un-
dcrstands the truth" in holding Ger
many responsible for the evils OF
war tliea
Germany saw one or our allies
momentarily withdrawn from par
t!cipation In the agreement" the
Premier declared. "and thercupon she
began the practice OF an offensive
campaign OF propaganda which Is
typical OF her gross mind and the
contempt in which she holds other
nations.
"Americn Undcrstands."
I'm this campaign Germany has
represented France as being less de-
sirous of German payments than OF
substituting the oppression of French
militarism for Prussian militarism.
She has given il out that we are VOL
tCon,inued on Page ., Col. g.
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SO TO Baltimore; York River Line;
$40 p. M. datly, Ex. Sun.-Adx
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Join now carley Co. Victrola Club
ADV.
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tContinued on Page 2. Col. A.
, 1921-04-23

speaker shouted the following we
don't want Hall any more, to he Union
Doctor, he must 90. he must not stay
longer than the end of the month, which
was March. we are now in April. and
the gentleman has not yet gone, for
he is still seen on his job.
Since he should have gone from the
end of March, and he has not yet gone
| go so far as to ask, why hasn't he taken
farther steps in seeing that he go?
| again ask, how does he feel to see
that this man who he shouted must
go, is still f~lling-the same job, and still
doing the same work as sick Superin-
tenaent Of the Labor Union.
Mr.. Speaker, doesn't he laugh at you
when he passes you? Well. he is good if
he don't.
Since that have been hearing that
Granady, who is working as Attorney
for the Union, is to go too. If they didn't
succeed in getting Hall to go, are they
going to succeed with Granady?
Thanking you for space.
Respectfully,
, 1921-04-23
TELEGRAM MS.
ST. CROIX

London, April 10Th. "A Berlin des-
patch to the Daily Mail says that the May
or Of Emmerich. near the German-Dutch
frontier, placed on the coffin of the form
ec German Empress a wreath of thorns
4ntwined with %laureIs. symbolizing the
sadness which oVershadowed her last
days.
Paris, April 9th.-The Allied repara-
ton commission announced today that
it has given Germany until April 22nd
to transfer the gold holdings of the
Reisch Bank, the German Imperial Bank,
TO the Coblenz and Cologne branches of
the bank. If Germany refuses to COM
ply with the ultimatum the commission,
it states, will require the immediate de-
livery of the gold to the commission
Itself. In the event Of the transfer OF
the gold to the branches, the sum may
, 1921-04-23

would have no right to dispose of it with
out obtaining previous authority from
the commission TO do so. The German
Govt. recently declared the demand to be
unacceptable under any circumstances.
The latest figures on the gold holdings
OF the bank, contained in its statement
for April 7th, show that on that date
there were 09l, SOP, 000 marks.
London, April 18th. The cricket team
which toured Australia last winter arriv-
ed home this morning. Capt. Douglas
said the Australians put up better teams.
He said he had every hope that the posi-
ton would be altered in the series OF test
games to be played by the Australian
team in England this Summer. The
Australian team. which travelled from Au-
straIia on the same boat as he English
team, left the aship at Monte Carla,
where they will stay a few days before
proceeding to England.
New York, April 10Th. The feature
of the raw sugar market today was the
announcement that the Cuban commit
tee had sold 20, 900 tons of Cuba's to
the United Kingdom at a price said to
be equal to about AZ cost and freight.
The committee also reduced their prices
here to AZ, cost and freight, equal 20
5.54 for centrifugal, or as on the same ba-
sis as uncontrolled sugar. The market
for refined sugar as unchanged, to Is
points lower, with fine graduated now
listed at 7.65 for hard grades, while sew
eral |refiners Offering soIt grades at 7.5O
Ottawa, April 19th.-Ihe House of
Commons today gave TIE final reading
to a Bill which ratifies the trade agree
ment between Canada and the West
Indies. Criticism of the agreement was
of a friendly nature and no serious clash
developed. Sir George Foster, Minis
ter of Trade an Commerce, explained
the terms of the agreement. The Do
minion would give a preference of not
less than 500 on the majority of arti-
cIes imported from the West Indies.
The West Indies would give a prefer
enca to Canadian goods ranging from
500 III the case Of certain islands to
rs percent in others. Improved steam
ship facilities and consequent increasing
passenger and cargo business between
canada and the West Indies were pro
vided for in the agreement, which has
been approved by sewers Of the islands
and alse by the British Government.
London, April 19th.-The Prime Min
lister defends the Governments policy
in Ireland and cites the United States
civil war as providing an exact parallel
for the situation there, involving the
fundamental issue of union or session,
in his reply today to the recent memo
, 1921-04-23

A0"0C VI LoluN against reprISs -
in ireland and pleaded for a truct
Among other things TIE memorial g.
clared that the Govt's. rolicy in ~Irelar.o
exposed GREAT Britain to misunderstal d
ing and hostile criticisms, even of n,
friendliest of the worlds nations
London, April GOTH Demands 1tl
the establishment of a National Wa,
Board and a National Wage Pool ha>,
been re-affirmed by large maiorities j,
district committees OF miners throuoI.
out the country, it is claimed by Il
Daily HERALD, the organ of laboui
The newspaper claims that these NEE
lngs which were held preparatory t.
the conference Of the Miners FEEDER.
ton OF Great Britain here on Friday.
STOOD Ia TO l in favour of the demand
OF the Union. The statement WI; ;ssuen
by the Miners Federation last night. de-
clarlng that Mr., Lloyd Georges address
IN the House on Mo. day did not carry
the possibility OF a settlement any furth-
ef than 1t stood last week. The stale.
ment declared Mr.. Lloyd George ''Has
not yet grasped the essential features OF
che National Wage Pool" and that he i
Obsessed by the view that the miners
demand a pool of profits. 1t is sno.
gested that there shall be levied a certain
amount on each ton of coal, this money
being used for the purpose of establish
ing the wage pool. 1t is proposed hat
the sum levied, should be figured as one
or the elements OF the cost of rrodDc-
ton. The statement asserts that this
method OF providing funds for the nooI
is perfectly feasible, but hat the mine
owners have refused 70 accept it ON
inadequate and mistaken grounds. Brit
lsh mine owners who met in this CITY
yesterday, announced last night that the
meeting had completed proposals. which
Wo0ld be submitted, in an effort 10 Sc
cure a settlement Of the coal strike.
These proposals, it declared, met manv
OF the demands OF the miners, and would
care for men who were i~nadeouatelv
laid. 1t Is improbable that the, mine
owners and the coal digQers will meet
before Fri ay, ard in the meantime the
coal shortage is becoming acute in Lon
don and other large cities in England.
London, April Goth. An echo of the
Prime Minister'S famous speech. accus-
ing British labour leaders OF revolution
airy designs, was heard al Bedford yes
terday, when Mrs. Lloyd George. who is
speaking III the interest of the new Post
master General in the Bedford Eve-el~c
ton, said, We have beaten Prussianism.
we must now prepare to beat Russian
ISM The disciples of Lemne and Trot-
sky are among US. bent on DESTROYING
our cherished institutions and hrinoinU
, 1921-04-23

Government has ordered that Elsa M.
Govine placed on trial before the Dis
trict Court of St. Thomas on a charge
of attempting to poison by using sugar of
lead. Government Attorney Koran will
prosecute and Government Attorney
Williams will defend. Ibid.
, 1921-04-23
St. Thomas News.

The case Of Jose Soto and Jose Lo-
PEI VS.. Government of the Virgin Is
lands was argued before the U. S, Cir
cult Court Of Appeals in Philadelphia
on April 9Th. by Dallas NJ. Townsend
of the New York Bar.
, 1t is expected a decision will be hand
ed down within a month.-St. Thomas
MaJ Notes April Goth.
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DELIGHTFUL HAIR WASH

You can enjoy dclichtful sham
pon with very little effort and fer a
very triflnC cost, If Won get from
YOUR druggists Il package Of can
'hroX and dissolve Il teaSpoonfnl in
Il cup OF hot wafer. This makes a
full cup OF shampoo liquid. enough
81 il is easy 10 apply it 10 all the
HAIR instead q! just tho top Of the
head Your shampoo i now ready,
Just pour little a. 4 time on ihc
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rlrcIy covered By the daintily per.
fum"d preparation hat thoroughly
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rich luSl"r and snftrcs5 that
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LIKE TABLETS
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QUICXEA
CHEMISTS CONCENTRATE VITA
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About People
Movements Of Individuals TO Ana
Prom Tho Ctt1.
AT TIE HOTELS

Rogers.-H \. Martin FirShurEh
Charles r.. Morris. Eha -lcst"n. J.
Mccall. Pittsburgh. {. l.. JARVIS co.
iumbu>.
McLure.--Ruth pa?'" nark"r>huTE
w. /. GrLvat'. Charleston. l. T.. Hes
SiSicrsril!-. Mrs. W. II. Murrh> Srcn'
Ger Ms. ". l.. Hubbard. SiStcrSNtll".
windsor.--.M Nj. and Mrs. X. {. fritcH'
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DENNY ~ MILD COMPLAINT

Washington. June Secretary Don
bv sent mild complain: 70 tire senate
today. bcCauS" M scnItors won't 20
witness tests ~ aircraft efficiency n
destruction -, naval vrss".s. lie w-oie
Woo President Coolidge. saying accom-
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N,e.asmv Club Al Rorns

The members - the &academv C'ue
viii b. \, homa - the.r friends THIS
evening A. the clue nous" a; 633 Main
street Tits Is the nrst social affair
gwen by the club since IS installation
- its new home. and the club members
VII take the opportunity 20 ve.ccmc
their friends 49, Informal reception.
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modn;!onn reserved .o7 senator's hsd not
bccu u.cd. Ead repeated ;he imitation
% attend the tests scheduled for Non
day.
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'lrSCiarnCS
NOTICE.

The M"indy Boys Orchestra arc no
niger connrci"d with I'ro:. and Mrs.
rAiuan md their dances a. IN" state
ra!r Grounds. and 2arc nov booking
dances for The remainder or NE sum
NOR season Address r.. y. SparS."r,
a l4;h s.. rhon" lS2Q-I. Jc-%i-i
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For Miss Gibson.

Ms Ftr,rh Fence. Mr.. William
.['-.'' ruh MIR. William .\;H";.'' '"-~
.r,nt N"-:c>S"s II a charming bridge
unrhron ~ tn" home 81 Mrs. T. nee N"H-
t"rdr.. rrmpam"rttnc Mss DORIS 'iih-
~. whoS,' Enlargement - Mr.. klrhH-d
M.rn. VAS recently announce! E'ch'
tables wcr, Played. Tn" guests w"r"
seated on ~" vCranIa - hlCh was MAI"
...;ra~:;,r ','u summer flowers. tn"
guests N,rC.
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/ 'H"- Cd school mates. A. tn" roAt.u-
son q IN. program d",!"."IS r".reSh-
: 'uHuts wrre served
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Bec.nninc Sunday Juno csth ~ sun.
DAYS univ tho Court - f";cr!a. i2lc
"hu1,.uc -. Nil not scrv" hrc;.if"s'.
hu' vii j." opcn from - O'Clock mr.. s
"'c,oCk = m Dinner at all hours. MIsi"
by rarkrr's orchestra. )"-@@-j
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No matter ":d: yru want IL VIII ave
,ou time anc iGc3ey u uae ANIEL-
LIGESCER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-24

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