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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-09
AFRAID To TELL k
WHO MURDERED
LEROY LOVETT

Wars?w. Indiana, Jun" s.-Intercst
n tho trial here Of Virgil Decker
charged with the murder Of Leroy Low
rtt. took 4 new turn today. when just
before court adjourned. 1t was reported
the defendant had made new state
ment regarding the killing Of 1ovett'
in which he confided TO Carrie EgSlns-
ton, of Elkhart, that he knew who
killed Leroy Lovett. but was afraid to
tell"
This much Of the statement was con-
firmed this evening by l.. r Stooxiy.
attorney assisting the state in the prose-
cution Of Decker. The attorney oe-
clared. however. in conservation with an
Associated Press representative. that
because or the nibu!ous character OF
the statements attributed 10 Decker no
attempt would be made 70 make use OF
them In tho trial.
According to Mr.. Stockey. Charles
Gr:esinger. n farmer. came to the law
yers office today and told or having
overheard 4 conversation between Deck
cr and Miss ERgleston in the AUDITORIUM
OF the court room last Saturday dufihE
4 rccrsc. In which IN" Decker boy told
the girl he knew wno killed LoVetI
but was ~ raid To toll"
AtfOrnrNS iUr l!lH SkiNs 80
communication with Miss ESsleston al
her homo in F.lkhart Indiana. and ac-
cnr,ling TO- them she admitted her con-
verSat!on with Decker.
Confession RStold
Evidence OF several confessions Nlfs1l
Decker is alleged to have made In which
he admitted tho murder Of Lovett was
introduced at the hearing this afternoon
in tho testimony 81 two detectives OF
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad.
The alleged signed confessions OF
Decker were placed In evidence only
after n hard fight by attorneys for tho
lecrnSn % prevent their Introduction on
IN. ground that there was no proof
they we're Of voluntary nature. or
that threats and promises had not been
made as Inducements.
The state had not completed Its case
when court adjourned today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-09
DR., ANDERSON
GIVEN DECREE
At Wesleyan Commencement
Highest Awards for Miss
Margaret Sigafoose
.L.i nI.natch 10 The IntcllIgencnr.

s;pcri%i D!:ratch Ia The lnt"ll!g"nc"7.
Hii.xharEon. ". Va, Junc S.--The
exercises oi the th.rty-trSt annual com
Incncr,ncnt OF West Virginia Wesleyan
roll-r. cane to close today with the
splendid address Of Bishop Francis J.
Mcconnell and the comforting OF de-
grers upon n large class OF candidates
The honorary degree of d. D. was con-
ferrcd upon the Rev. c. Fred Anderson,
superintendent OF the Wheeling district
and the Rev. J. z. Scott Of Parkersbu-g
The degree OF bachelor Of arts was
conferred upon th!rty-two seniors.
while five students were awarded the
degree OF bachelor Of science.
There were seven graduates in the
music department. twenty from the nor
ma department end fourteen from the
academy.
Mss Marsarc, S:satoos" OF Mounds
ville received highest n honors IN
scholarship.
II" board Of ,-r.-:""; raised sniari"s
az professors 20 So" per year. and lc-
C!i"i thl' h"r"af.rr NOS, OF TN" bust!
n'as would h.. transacted 4; a mii-year
meeting "f the huarG
frnanrla!i$ IN" ""l,"C" had a v"ry
eurcrSsfu. y.ar. $40 n"h having hrcn
added 70 N" endowment fund sine" last
,"'V.n"n",menl The to'al enrolment
w"S 4S6.
There VIII h" no important changes IN
~" faculty. No :ri!.lotir directors were
elected hut John H. FELTON, was retained
~ nhy.:i'c, G.r"ct"-. and m" fun:ball
tern vii, br n charge OF Albert KrUS-
eaHa. the star tackle. uhr hos been ip-
pptatrd student coach.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-09
STORMY SESSION OF SENATE COMMITTEE
WHEN RD-NEWBERRY CONTEST IS OPENED

called without ndanE"r!nG his NO Mr..
I.urk;ng demanded that the committee
pick IN" doctors.
"N". wo will not" Senator Watson.
Erruhl"am. Indiana. declared "Wc
Nigh, pick a hor%" d""t"r.' Th" :aw-
y"rS were told to select the medical
authorities.
Thrifty Publisher.
Thc.e was part!a! ag-ccm"r: to the
"f:"c: that the Nrwb"rry campaign and
advertising expenditures were TO be
classrd as Every large" and that IN"
committee should take the record "i
the criminal cas-" against Senator New
berry. which was invhlidateh 10y the
supreme court last month. AS 20 the
facts, with Mr.. Lacking permitted 10
prove larger amounts than the 'lo'eVu
admitted there, II h" could.
Paul IT, King, the Srwb"rry cam
raign manager. was called for Pre-
limtnary statement. but was excused
temporarily. All Of the eNpeditureso
hr said. wrr" never accounted for he
cause Of delay IN tho presentation or
bills after the election.
Mr.. Lucking further produced copy
Of 4 Michigan farm paner. with half
dozen Nrwb"rry campaign advertise
m"n;s in one ISSUE
That was ono IN us" Judge Murtin.
counsel FOR N"wherry "Nr,a!ncd. Dur
ing tho campaign a monthly PAPER GOT
by mistake ~ tn" weekly list or the
publicity comn'ittsc. and they sent II
copy each wrrk RcinE thrifty, the
nuh'iSh"- u~r.! = an
TIL" hearing adjourned after arranSr-
rcnts var" msdr for night sessions
10 expedite tn" inquiry after tomorrow
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ADAMS CHOSEN
CHAIRMAN BY
REPUBLICANS
HEAVY CUT IN VOTE.
OF SOUTHERN STATES
Ncw Plan Of Representation
In Conventions Adopted
Under Fire

N.,>a:Ggtun. jan" y. FL, ,ruu CO.: j J1!.:.
-. Adam. %: p.;uQU'. Iowa. a. chair
.r,t" 20 .:,yr,! I'u.:.;rl.$:.- ,;rnn-a!
lays. whose rcS:gra.iau VI; ",.rma.ly
announced. aa| ad".tion q; a,a bn>iS
- representation a. 3atinaa' r"rvcr-
;:Ia,. rcSu.,:nc IN 4 :!-tArr -; IN -
nImtc- - dc;cca:"~ t-"w ~" south.
r,a-E,i I 'Ac.''!Ng. today. .: 80 kcpub-
.:ra' Ha:."':d. c"nlTI::cc.
VI .\da r;>. whH ~a~ i:cN chairman.
w, N'r"' c.ied iH ;hai n>:''' ~ Ralph
T. W:,'., ~. a: Portland. oregon. Mr..
l.nrn.-G -. Wo"d3. e: ri;;<oIrS. ~l"
- led >,'Nnd wee chairman. ~ "f'iI"
,.-"a.cd r committee acton 81 "rc"Sn,-
M q, tho women membership :" -"
Ha-;..
re change ~ --arr. NH'a:'nr. h' .''!
a2"r ;&c RsprO!:can vates OF tho la!zs
.'', - ',n. r,d2""$ =, tH'r'E n'" ...''
,.:rh.- o: d"i'Sa.cs w" wer" acrr"it-
'~d - II ;ir ,"u;h"-n Sta;'& t' n" nj
~7g. va "a;;>r last Tune. TT'i~ -'I-"-
S,r.s :, CO ~ seventeen r"r ccmt. and
rlak"s 1 ;ota, ct. "c '"r;y per cent n
No number -: delegates trrm tho$''
>'a:-s s.acc the l2l2 convention.
tnI"r he new pia1 nf apro7nrnmeat.
re H"A. nat:oHa, "uL"' alton VA >"
.raI> W q" ,.",7 Delegates. - NOR"
IAN h. ,a... ai."S~ mere arr Er"a;
r..naSeS - tie >tN'c "ot"S O: LS; t"i..
uiur watch :ae r,:cultt.un was naIi".
The old system allowed '"r one doe
Se;s rom ra&h ~on--'s$;oru. I!i' -.'':,
e.. Iade- ;rA nov pa" a district ma.
have caSc $500 Republics" ypt" =. ne
-. preceding nirc:iCn be;"-" ~ H.!
>.ad delegate to thr conventions. r.
EaI' Two district d.,r.,at">. ;hcr" n"S'
nalc been cast 10000 Republican vo;"~,
o. ? Republican representative MS
halr bn~a elected - congress. l'nd' .
'Ae Former plan. 500 s";eS gave two
delegates.
IT, southern states. II w. announced
ar affected as follows uAG,r III" new
plan: Arkansas. increased ]: f1"r:!a- n
ceased .: Georgia, reduced :: LOUIS
s;.,. reduced 3: Mississippi. reduced
South Carolina. reduced {. Texas, "a
i.uccd .: Virginia. Increased J.
A.;.ouSh Mr.. Hays said when he ou.;
nc chair tha: ne cot ID SPAR no further
time 70 the committee. Z drafted him
as = member OF the "1ncuttv" commit
tee The meeting ADJOURNED late to0aj
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Connect Il
With Holdup
FIRST TESTIMONY
FROM MAIL CLERKS
Prosecutor Bolm Tells How
Woman Passed Million
Loot to Priest

+ .;". ohio. JUn" y. - '".'"''
.0".t -. ri>s to-day ;ook Ia, W.t;iys a'..HH
,uG :cid "C stealing tho NaI h.ES iun'"I
tr":n tho T"lcdo 9ostort:ce dur.r; th"
uI.>."n dollar rohh-r? ~ February !.
They testified ,hr bags could no. ~
n" 'd'al IN each lu'N registering ~"
ra"'. I.",k% sad - hay" h'rn r"""N"r""
c-"rt ;l!" s,ulrr ir'gS w'r' vasSei OF
TO- ,u-ur>' 'nE!-'~l.'r,
r, ,''lrcTy "r =" ,.c-&. constituted
~, lis: si"? inkcr J. Su""a. Frog -
to- -tr.:.r' I:ci." &" rLr:. or h's rr'r"
;, u..ri" ,1ri.t- u =" Gay. whsN y"
d..,--.r! - ..r Iil connect each o. ~
~lclt."r .l"r"nIau:s "r tr'ai wa :
,nnvp:rac, which ,u'Rlinatrd n ~" Job
rr-, -: ~ baSS &C ma ;tnd h":r:s.
|" his "?cn.nc statement E"NH 10
rl,r.! H.. WI hr,ac ;cSti,norH 20 :'i."N
.!y = ~. Defendants ON 'r'al a"'uHfi
committed N" robbery. following II cor
ference somr days before on the street.
whc-l - was Gec:d"t % Tatt"rn tho hold
un ARR unc n Mount Vernon. IL. ~
Lanuur" ~. "t .ch they read IL ."r'
newspaper"
IL, tcriArcd tha' following he rob
hcry. Joe I-hay:is arNnG@! w:h
,r;, nds with III ?L;nIn"S'l" - TAX" :. n
70 Union station - cn'rasr e." ''H''aS".
a. -. 'hs WY h. n, ked Cp .itr t"G'-
hc-; ma, both w"n were NE, a. IA"
state: /: Nanld lrtaytiS, wh" ar
,j,,ai u strrci c,u. carrying !la"'>
I,s.. -rn.;..niHc bond stolCu f""o' i''''
pns;uT!," ,Ir said ;hc thr"" boarded!
NE 49," I'D shat Wanda occupied q
cca !. =. N" rear .: ia" 1irn.
WAaGI xaN" the G"rdS 10 priest.
,ci:rtc him not 20 open the package
:ur two weeks. IN an Illinois :oHa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-09
East Ohio Counties
To Boost Highway

Spec al 10 Tho ln'",l.ECncc".
Stcubcn"ile. Ohio. Jun" S An7"L""e-
mont was mad" here today :! 'E'
chamber Of CDmmerc" that arrange
nrnty had been madc tur cnri"r'noc
here on Thursday. June "3. OF c"unt% OF
t..als OF all Eastern Obi" ""'.r''"" ana
Of the State Highway l'crartn ~ re
Ia,ivr ~ III" proposed Fat Liverpool
t. Marietta highway. which r'"y"" WaS
I,r,,.hcd at rccrn. meeting h"id at
Brllaire.
II IS stated tha: 'i"r"tn"r iiarrH !"
DAVIS who has taken an .nt"rr$f IN thN
prnuo>cd new hIEhwa -"hHicS IT, I'M
por,ance. will he hr-r for IN" confer
ruCc coming with the stat" Highway
officials. Arrangements are b1l"E mad"
~ N. chamber Of EnmmHrC" /" enter
,n.r = party "f about l"N guests 'r'm
,hr Counties Interested n tie move
Ncnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-09
Bic FOUR IN
STRIKE THREAT
Brotherhood Chiefs Disclaim
Responsibility Of Rail
Tic-up

r'n~ago lua" S~--i:v'0~ wA-nirr
t'ui 'n' a"r"pitn,. - way" r"""''l"h
VS. III :lr l.l:Id> 90: 80 ram aH! y" O.
.rtt,IuyeS. raIiruaI Brotherhood rh,c!s
today d!"r :.imcd r"%i'onSib' N;y \ IN"
R,ru -":u}rd t. a".'"I' "G' L"h a
:,nl.lstEc 81 ;-af!,'" -"s!.l"d
II" .;-ij" Surg":,;nn VI, mah" ny
l.. T. Sh-:,harr!. bead nf u" ""ndu"i"T%'
aud W a. Lee. pr'...'cHt e.! ~" train-
mon. In opening ~" h.E ;"u- testimony
before M railroad .ah"r boards VIZ"
hr-r tU,ihy.
They We" fn.,ow.d 10y ". ( Carter.
p-rSir"ut ~ ~. .jr"tn""t AZ! "nE .n"'r"'.
who d"v"i"pch a new Fed "i "vid"'I"c n
bhalf uf the orS:n" s"-vh-" mon Al
most dIsrHEartlins IN" r"$' oC wing anG
ou;S,de w;,S" Arguments used h"r"t"-
cOrr Mr. "arrrr presented V"lrmn"us
data on the hazards 6 employment. and
nn what h" "aii"d t:Ir losing nGht I"
maintain an adequate waG" standard.
The attitude of railroads in attempt
inC 10 ,,u: wage and IN" labor hoard
reduction order Of luac vHrN declared
:" re the responsible causes IT the train
and engine S"rvic" iron" vote 20 strike
July ] when they mc"' he" ~ confer
cuce Hr. SHEPPARD said .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-09
TwoAnests
In ntheKaber
UNKNOWN MAN IS
GETTING THIRD DECREE
Woman Taken Into Custody
at Sandusky May Have
Given Poison

Cleveland Ohio. June S-A man whose
identity Is not disclosed was placed
under arrest tonight on the theory that
he nay have been the slayer Of Dan
Kabcr. lie was examined by the county
prosecutor laic tonight.
4 second arrest today Was that or
vnr,an whoS" name also Is not dis
closed who was arrested in Sandusky.
carly Wednesday morning by Cleveland
7olicc who made hurried AUTOMOBILE
trip to that city.
No one except the authorities IS per
mitted to scc either OF the prisoners.
This womans connection With tho
case. police believe was the furnishing
Of a SLOW poison to Kabcr during his
illness. and later 10 find some one Will
ing 70 inf'ict the fatal stab wounds.
when tho police arrived at the kaoer
home IN tho night Of the crime the VIC
tim made the statement 10 them that
~ man with Il cap did It."
The woman under arrest was ta6en
III this evening before she could be
questioned as 10 what she knew OF the
crime. and upon advices OF q physician
this action was deferred until later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-09
State Printers Fight "'-'
Forty-four Hour Week

rarE"r Shurr. W. Va June S-Th..
NrSr N;-G!n'a Publishers and f.mpIny-
NIX lr'nt'r:' Association me-; IN this
"ity t"niEht largely attended by pub
iiSh"r& ana y'h mon ~ tho state. The
association reiterated it's vurruS. To re-
sis: n" i"n'and" nf N" YuIUna tn- M"
fnrty-tUur hour week :ni In"r,-.Ac n
pay.
l'he meeting was presided over by W
Guy T-tr!ck. vic" pr''sIiru' ard pIb-
Usher nf the ClarkShurS Exponent. Jas
W. Weir. who WAS private secretary tor
former Governor turnWelL IS field agent
of the association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-09
URGE. JOINT ACTION
AGAINST WAGE CUTS

Denvc-. Jun" S Joint "rl.nn y "u
tho meta, working 'ral"% "a'"n% III IA"
country 20 resist further -"du"lnnS ~
v.crs and increases ia M a"UrH o.:
labor was urged tod.II D. james r'E r.
p,,t,rcn, ur the American i''.ti rat on
o. Labor IN hts annua! address :" IL"
convention.
building trades wUrke-S A." w."
,arn~d tina: further waG" rn's ""r"
not justified by William Sr"''"T' S"e'''
,.ry or th.. hnildins trade, drpdrt 7,"n'
IN his ao,lrr:s h"for" n" d"Tr,r;n:"utS g
convention, He placed the responsible
ity for exc~s*tr" hIi!d!nE cost .uro"
the building materials dealers q: ;ac
country aud not on labor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-09
Police Are
Fired Upon
STATE OFFICERS
FAIL TO GET MEN
Cline Clans Repulse Attempt
To Arrest Pair of AM
munitiion Runners

Williamson. II. Ca, June s-Stats
policemen and special officers who
were sent TO War Eagle, MhGo
county, today TO arrest johnnie and
Runalo Cline, alleged ammunition
runnors, returned TO Williamson TO-
night without tho uleu- after they
wprc fired uprn from the CEncF
homo, according 10 rrports at state
rolice headquarters
Tho Troopers sid the Cline man
Ind Assembled . numb~- OF THAR
friends, and hrfore they could ap-
nroaeh rhe no-ss, shots were trad
at than. Outnunbered. they re-
turned TO the colnSy seat no rc,h-
forcemsnts wero sent to War Ea&'c'
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SHIP
NOT IN DANGER

:; Johns. y. j.. Juno N-- \ radio mes
sag, toairh. from The S.aroul which
struck an ;'ch"rC this morning. said
that !. hrr tul&h"Ids continued To- hold
~" vrS:c, was IN no danger " founder
:nE.
: - .Xu,. ted the :'.."pnul vii. reach this
pot ..i.nU. room tniU"rr"w. Tn" mes
sag" "cu; - T. VI. said ~" forward
compartment Wa dry h!i 'GIt water in
~. fur,.n"In had gained w" f"rt since
moor. I, a.!l"" thA; thr $h.r's St'n
plntrS wc"r badly d.lnaE"d from the
iwrntv-fiI.. .out mar. L"wn"ar1
Iiir ,i..,r,"" In-'"hv = rr""r'dlnS
from. < Iuhn'S to ".;.,..; :hH S'aIo"'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-09
Aged Veteran Succumbs
To Injuries In Accident

Sceria. Dispatch TO IN" In'cN'genc"-.
Ronney. W Va. June S.-Willlam
MontSom-ry. aged So Confederate vet
can, who was injured in an auto acct
dent while returning from the C"nteder.
I;-acc'y station. His St"pSor. DIR. Rrya3,
Was driving III" car and last control
while descending q hill. Tho machine
upsr,:ing. throwing h"ti: M. i'T
Bran was hut lttl" hrrr. hri @'x'""2
stitches wcr" required 10 10" GU :"
Montgomery lcg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-09
To Resume Excursions
To Rock Springs Park

Spnria! Dispatch 70 the lntell'gcncer.
East Liverpool o., June S.-As re-
sui: q! negotiations closed hero to-day.
the Pennsylvania will resume excursions
over - Lines TO Rock Springs Park. an
amusement resort at Chester. Pa The
excursions, which were discontinued In
1GI" viii begin on July 4th and con-
t!nue daily throughout the summer
ra;ing between the park and cities
IN Ohio. Pennsylvania and West E!r-
r:n'a. steps will be taken at once to
rrbuild the park.
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Permanent Agreement

Secretary lI"SSrS insists ,Nat !. IN
IGcstiou u ptr"G"r - an iadiYiGY,'
VAT tnr NV policy APPLIES 70 any
..tHr" ~x"cL'ir" = Mexico. Th" 'rr;"
. n" United States i. tired nt !7AE -.
S-'crr'nt% Win 'nd.T:dr:i ;'hmi0.Sts-'.
'"nS ~ M"Nico aGd finding hem ahr"'
.urrd or 'n;"rrr"'"h according 10 tn.
I'M ~ fhc N"Nic;t7 ch!"E$. On ~"
- hand. he "anrc objection has boo.
-a"d :" ""- o~c foreign policy Sy & =
~ -cvr-rrrent' wh" ciai;s th.:t wh"n
publican follow D"To"rats. Or "!"r
rSA. ih"-" ~" 'Hu't:. 'a"nt:'. 'har%cf !
" m Hdna% t"T"iEr affairs. I'r"Si+cn!
= son. for :rS'a-"". mae" 4 '""ltN With
.Ir"r" and a"'raf!t ~.rac'. -. rHi m"
'"rr"r' ~. hc"u r"ond.1:"'l hv L sac.
'"diHr al'iH 'S'-H'i'r.
fncid"rtalls. :H'* .rniG' = hei-e raised
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fort AND ncvcr-craS'r- d"'"-rn. n1t :"r
that makes :hn end com r-;ch;.r
Every ncnh"r lias ~ "aIf cnance -
Hin our Of thu best priE",. ami M. rl"rc
wcrI "u" doe: ai:h 'hr ..,"r, r.u<,.:;p.
'nnS S"rurcd. IN" ;u"rr ,"-;.l:i .."'u-"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-09
OPPOSED By DEMOCRATS.

IVA ShinCt on, .INno N.--IFWOCTHTIC
members Of the house foreign affs 'rs
committee In a minority report to-day
IN the Forte prace resolution declared
Il would accomplish nothing. would not
l~rrf': 2 q:rcl" American institution o.
citizen and world Nn: restore pra"c Or
help American trade IL Germany
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-09
100000 ARMY
ADVOCAT IN
SENATE VICTORY
DIRECT REVERSAL
OF DAY BEFORE, VOTE
Twenty-thrcc Democrats and
Thirteen Republicans In
Economy Move

Wash!nct"n. jan" g "'n-
fu':," provision. for = -. ~ amy
"r "a. nnn mcr f"r -" y e.. ..-".'; F"ar.
he senate today rH>: j IL" arm, a.
rrorrl,t,on b: carr? ,n% a '''". -
s:a i0Go. Ooo and maLimS rro|i$i"ni e.!
aa am" IT u: !"%s ;ha" i"A""o men.
tn" h"ur" had prcv!"usir HrD>i1"! ~
a.. average strength ~ $1,000"
Adyn%,,-.; of economy an'i >m7 !
.rn,y an. - ;hn front IN -. ina hour
o." debate. poured = no. aii."' "r -"
..nrur:irt.r rruk .,:"u Crr ?" "ni'F'"u
I,rrcora,c' "r l"Ft"N0 AMI 'hcH muster
yy rh..- forces. 'n'ci down. =" :" -
~. committee. :.rr"ud7rrn' ~ :! 'lN"
H., i"r:,, &c -four r"t"S .:hc ~"na'" 49,
,crtay and arccT;rL N" 20 ""o HE"T"'
50 ;ha. ',G.y's ,utr CONSTITUTED " direct
rc:HrHa.
Coos 10 confereuos
Tho amy hud=r, now GOES - confer
enc. TOR tho rompruiS" ~ senate aA'l
house dirsrcnrcs. Tt" h"'!H" b..l 80
rid appropriations t"tali.nS about SO
nOh nn0 ic>S ihar the senate measure.
Tw" Democrats. Senator's Fletcher,
Florida ard Mye-s, Montana. voted Will
thirty R:pubNrans - suppor' tho mi.
TAR Affairs T'InllitIFP a. ~ ''' T''S '''
he a-n,y. Thirteen Rcpuh,iCans v"tth
W.T.. 80 D"mn"rai.; against l'u,'""
fiL"7 These R"pubiirane were Sens"
.o-s Enrtt. Idaho. Cap2c-. Kansas:
,;,rdinc Thalr,: Tlarr"lG. Oklahoma
.Innr,. Washington. Kenyon. iowa. i.odd
North lTkota; l.lro';ct:". Wisconsin:
MrAar>-. Oregon: S'ar""h prrH"n:
'r"wrs~rd Michigan Morris Nebraska.
al! Wills. Oh'"
Crnm.t:c" amcnlr'cnts "th-r than
.r- me DAY of enlisted men wrr" &C
ce7Irl anL III" senate added an o?r7"-
pr;a:!on -. s"0n.fS10 10 pr"p'r" plans i"r
, dr,clnprncut oG 80 Great Fails "f IT."
IN,iumaC aS sour" ~ h%'lT'- i""tr.'
Senator Dial. Democrat. South ta-"!:r.t
attempted 20 attach IN am"n'l'n"nt rT"-
Knitting US" "f any cf ~ aDr-onri''-
tons 80 pay Ameri'nn troops ~ ''"T-
,nany. Frame a"h H"lr:Un "n days
ar.r- lp-"vai II the at.
y vas voted DOWN q" chorus ~
noes after t'iI;,irmIN WHdSw"-;h had
characterized y a; mo- Grwarrn"t"i
Interference N the international affairs
ur the nation.
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THE WE EATHER

West virE1nia, Western PsnnsylvAu1A
ana ohio-Cloudy rhursday; probably
local Showers Friday; not much change
In Temperatures
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DRIVE MEMBERS ARE ANSWERING THE CALL OF
time WITH FEVER|SH ACTIVITY THIS PERIOD

FULL REALIZATION THE VALUE OF TIME SPURS MEM
BERS TO GREATER ACHIEVEMENTS WHILE A GREAT
PREMIUM IS PLACED UPON SPECIAL EFFORT-SHORT
NESS OF TIME QUICKENS THE PACE AND WdIRLWIND
FINISH is PREDICTED THIS WEEK.
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PRESIDENT FOR PRESERVATION Of
PEACE WITHOUT SUPER-PONER
America and Canada in
Peace of a Century De-
clared Finest Contribution
10 History

Washington. Jun" E.--I'rcs!d"Hi N-r-
dress today 4: American urlv"r5:i' h"r".
found the suhjec: q; world r"a'r oc VI
pying 60 prominent n place "r tho pro-
sflram hat hc WAS prompted !" i"par'
from his PR par"i Manuscript a"d No.
clare for the preservation o: prrr" :
sovereign states without IN" inter; >
ence of i world super power"
The presidents remarks f"I!uw"d IN
address by Newton w. Rnw"ll X =. Of
Toronto. CAnad,. who suggested tha;
the best contribution North Amer: -
could make to civilization for men IN
this side nf thr water would h" L" -; -
behind the movement C"r peaceful :ci-
tlcment az International disputes.
Another speaker who tnuchrd IN the
question nt p,.,cc was J. !. Jusseraud.
tn" French Ambassador. and the Ernc-.il
discussion DEVELOPED such 4 'rcnd ,hrt
bishop John W. lI:umiIton. the "s;,!-
ing "han"rii"r. referred 10 the gather \ 6
as peace canG"rcn>""
International Anthem.
An addcd ;"u"l. ~ the sam" chara.r er
was given hy III" ,,.nEinE nf song
which appeared on IN" commencement
program under -" til" pt An Irtrr-
ati"nUl Anthem and which. r"ni..-rd
20 the tun" "t "NnI,ri'a' anI "tind
Save ;Ee Kim rr"ouri.G how 'trn
nations IVY The '"". ~" naii":.s gr"1t
and free. one &r,i.r"n rars". E"'"r" ~"
singing = San tie hIr"r!car t;rIji>h nd
French HnS% bad h",r r;.is"d :nc.t -
on III" oI'dn'r &r"lk"rs' r!ait"-u
L do rrt th'nl; ,tu'd let th:. r.,,l-
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Big Extra Vote Offer.

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