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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-07

Miss Margaret r. Brown will open
a class in bookkeeping Monday, May
9th. For further information phone
either Miss Brown or Miss Charlotte
Cartmsll. 5MaySt
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.
Saturday. Nav 7

Saturday, May 7.
Cattle - 500, steady; Bulls, steady;
Calves, s11.
Hogs 1000, steady; Heavy and
Mixed sS,5O@S6O ;other grades $3.50;
Roughs, $6.75; Stays, $3.50.
Sheep-700, steady.
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Unemployment in France is less,
proportionately, than in England or
the United States. The number of un-
employed throughout that country is
said to be 10000 to 10000.
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GAUNCE-MARSHALL.

Mr.. William H. Marshall, aged 26,
and Miss Nettie V. Gaunce, aged 81,
both Of Carlisle, were married at the
County Clerks office this afternoon by
Acting County Judge Fred w Bauer.
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ACTING COUNTY JUDGE.

During the absence of County Judge
Fl. P. Purnell from the county, Squire
Fred w. Bauer is acting County Judge
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SPECIAL PRICE

Nestles Milk Chocolate, richest in
cream, in one pound cakes 65 cents
at Traxel's. 6May3t
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LOCAL MAN TO PREACH
HERE SUNDAY EVENING.

Rev. O. D. Martin, of Franklin, Ind,
native of this section. who is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G..
Martin, of East Second street, will
preach at the First Baptist church
Sunday evening.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-07

Canada's annual wool production
values $66,399,22S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
To
Be REAL TEST
Of THE NATIONS
Issue Whether Universal
Longing Can Be Attained,
Says Harvey.

London. Oct. 3l.-George Harvey, tho
American ambassador. speaking tonight
at the dinner given by the Pilgrims
society IN the British delegates to the
WashinGton armament conference,
heralded tho coming conference as An
ordeal not OF battle. but Of faith the
underlying purpose Of which was not
any more a challenge to thu league OF
nations than il was to tho Monroe doos
irine.
Ambassador Harvey reviewed the 40
tinn or tho American congress respect
ing the limitation OF the army and the
reduction OF naval appropriatonh
which. he said. gave conclusive evidence
cr tho American governments conn-
dence in the outcome Of tho conference.
The real Issue confronting the con-
tarence Ia not whether tho nations Of
the earth can be brought into aGrSe-
ment upon all things but whether they
can reach an understanding with re-
srect 70 anything" he said. 1T 10 -
Re a great test. not Of the sincerity OF
tho peoples. but of the capacity OF Ax.
ist1rs governments to satisfy tho uni--
versal longing for peace, prosperity
and happiness"
Amha ssador Harvey opened his ad-
dress by aliudng to the circumsAnces
In which the invitation to the Washing
ton conference was accepted by the
British.
The dnn.r tonight TO tho BritiSA
delegates was great gathering OF
notable mon. including some Of tho
most prominent members OF tho govern.
! mont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
HARRINGTON SEES
INVASION OF STATE
RIGHTS IN DECISION

Sr,.ar#c.d Ii. O,t = Frank Fa--
rf,."."r. '.'es d"I;; ~ 80. i ':"'s n'i""'> :
e, .., ,n October ST.. "!irt'"d an N
junction from JGdS" u 'i"' - ~
az i.yu ."unti "!"''!,' '"' ''@;r"'n-
.," "n":-ro-S from Hl.". ~r'nc TIC
'cAecH-ofr' system. d"rlarcd t""i-ht
.i.I, L., - \ndcrS"m's iuJWn'',l"n Jonas
T.. - Joy. >irn oC Sla'c'S RIGHTS.
ITS hard 10 .ell hoT L wai work out
until. we. sec it ,n'ssArsee1y. harrington
aid. tt" vhcrk-o -off 'SyttSin has been
n opcr" t3un IN Illinois for more than =
,y;arter OF century.
"Eef"rc IN" operators collected me
union dues. IL was 'hr custom 4" have
dues committee at the mouth Of t."
.uart such morning when 'hc miners
reported tor worn douh' 4 IN" "p'
.'Crs Nant 10 ~ b.'"k - n" Did SyN.
cm which Was moe effective luIn
gentle.
IL .ro ,r"-k-"cr Is ahn.iSnsi ~
10, admitting ;ha, /; viii 10 -" G."s
,nnrn!;trf viii 60 harn an tie i"h
The action Of AnGe:S"u brings dh" .
y clash Of federal and sat" ai;h"r.l"
hat HAY have Il f7r-r"achinc e:f""t h"-
fore this matter ~ settled.
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RFFO LEADS BATTLE To PROVIDE
FOR BONUS IN THE TAX MEASURE

decided tonight. however. what would
hr done with respect 70 the simmons
Welsh amendment. which the authors
declared would make the issue clearly
one 0f bonus or no bonus. without RAILS
Ing the question Of the condition Of the
yubNc treasury. which has been the
chief argument presented by opponents
of the bonus plan.
Not Constitutional
Senator New Rcpyhl!Can. Indiana.
nrenrd ihs bonus diSc'.ssi"n today with
the declaration that In has judgement
III. Reed nmcrdmcn: would be in conf
Nc, with the constitution. on the grounol
,la, II proposed 20 tax On" class O
citizens for the benefit OF another.
THIS contention Was denied BY Senate
Reed. who spoke 1T Length In FAVOR o1
his amrrdment He was followed oy'
Scnn,nrs Hctin. Of Alabama: stanley
nr kentucky. and Watson. -! Eeorgi9,
Democrats There was n" reply from
the Republicans.
Senator Reed declared Note 20 table
his amendment would be "cowards
,n,o" Attacking Secretary Mellon for
causing DELAY IN action Of the bonus
measure Senator Reed declared the
tr,,sury head was connected with
"nany orrrcss.ve and powerful financial
pnd Industrial institutions.
The scnnte was told ~ Senator stan
,cv -ha, dcsTtt" an overwhelming sen;i-
man, IN congress for the honuS Dill,
fcontdnusd on Page TwstVO)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
OVERWHELMING
CONFIDENCE IN
LLOYD GEORGE
COMMONS VOTE IS
MORE THAN 10 TO i
Unionist Motion Of Censure'
Defeated in Parliament,
439 to 43.

London. Oct. 3l.-The govern
mrnt obtained its expected man.
Iatc from the house Of commons
tonight 10 proceed with the Irish
negotiations. The Enionist motion,
rcnsuring the go, ernment for in.
itiating the Irish negotiations, was
voted down. 439 to 49,,
The premier also achieved another OF
hi4 oratoricai victories before an sx-i
pertant audience. but only one piece
of information he gave. II was that
unless something happened within o.
few days. presumably in tho conference,
TO solve the united status OF rrelAndS
TWO governments. steps would be taken
to give the Ulster parliament the powers
necessary to make II a real government.
Pears Guerilla warfare
Most Of his speech was devoted 70
holding before the commons. the pros
pect az renewal Of guerilla w1rfaro
# the conference broke down.
The motion was proposed by Colonel
John Grciton. Unionist. and seconded by
Rupert :. Gwynne. No conspicuous
len hers spoke In ita support.
The motion. az presented In p0rlia.
;nent Vas divided into two sections: the
first. an expression OF grave apprehsn-
sion tha. tho government had entered
into negotiations with men who had
rcrudia,ed the authority Of tho crown:
and. second. that the sanction Of parlia-
ment ought to have been obtained for
the actual proposals made.
NO compact can como into eheot
without III" authority OF parliament"
said Mr. Lloyd George. Every detail
will be submitted 10 parliament Tho
agreement. II there be an agreement.
will have to be in the form Of an act
fcontfnnsd IN Para Tw0lYOl
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French Consul Sore
Because Reception TO
Foch Was Prevented

I!,ishnrgh ia, t,,.. - hr y Let
eve French ,ur.sllI h"i". n" .s"ni =
fo-rol ,,rn;,Sr t. iLr rrrSn, g"u"lJl o.
France. ut \"v Nnrh. IL Was announcer
tonight rrn;rStimS aCH'HS' ih' i'''""
Of United Stal"s secret S"'H''e "p"' =
nt!yc in pIcv"u '.ug IN ln'"'nhl r"'e"-
'lnn con mii'"e tr0m "nHr"A"hihE Ihr
specIal train or Marshal f"ch when i
rrrivrd hero Sunday night. ""arInc IN
marsha % he American I."E'":i '."n'"n
'.oa nt kansas city. Th" s"'r"' scr zee
man In charge "r '-,- poI!'" w"| h''b-
rrt p. Eecse. WHO has cla NE! ma n"
was acting under orders from NasnlnH-
ton.
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.EX-EMPER0R
To Be PLACED .
UPON NARSH|P
Former Ruler of Austria,
Hungary and His Wife 10
Leave Abbey Tihany.

Rg ,?peS, oct. 81 Former Emi'"r":
Charles ard F,mrreSs Ilta viii leave me
abbey T!hanE a. noon t"moIf"W TOT
puna Fo"idvar. on the IIanui" river
where they WI emhar" on 'hc ErInSh
g-,rloat Glow Worm They Will he
aiken to Gala'E. ~ RumaniH ahont
goa miles from th" mouth Of the Dan
NO. Here ihcy VII hc transferred :"
irA cruiser Cardiff NEich had oeen un-
ahle 10 20 higher M stream owing Il"
,OW water
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900 RUBLES CAR FARE
FOR HALF A MILE

Moscow. Oct. ~ Only II" e'ecir:ca
strcr,-.ailwny trains of two cars each
arc In condition 10 operate in Moscow.
consequently only 90 percent Of the
roDu,at!on can BE- acrnmmoda ted
l'rtil q few weeks ago "rly govern
mcnt employees md workers were al
lowed To use III" street railways ana
had special cards N!:h tho change IN
the governments trade policy. Tho
y.res; railways We're thrown n0cn - the
hourynois:" from 10 2 N. I'll! ! y. nj.
and n" farc iv"d ut 600 ruhlc&. n
'strntch" which 's ahoUt hal mile.
The fares collected average about l.
son Onn hnN "uhies = month an" tn"
NOR thlv deficit on the street railways is
2nnO, 600 900 rubles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
Charge Brothers With
$2,000,000 Embezzlement

san Nntop.o. Texas. rc'. Z! Ia Il and
re,cr OBr!sr. hr"trorS. AID for thirty
irarS ~mnloycd in the SUil.NaI 4 Com
p1ry hanN hero, a private tns'!tVt!Hn.
were :r-ns:nd today on an :ul!ctment
charging e1rhczziemcri 'nta' ~ '''
indictments w,re rc;Urned against each
amt .hs charge "a the th"ft or cnhrz1Ic-
n,cnt cf moro than two million dollars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
BEATTY 8 FINE
TRIBUTE To THE
j. s. IN VAR
AMERICA UNSELFlSH
IN JUSTICES CAUSE
Greatest Lesson Of the World,
wide Struggle Comrade-
ship Of Nations.

r',-. ,u:i"n Hall. Kansas CITY.
NJ U,r %l.-N Wild and pro
.o,nol ovai,ou to Admiral Ear
Eepi'v. ~ m" N-!tsh GraoH
/ ..r.. m.rkel rAr opening OF To-
n.g.,'s American l.eEIna c"nven-
ON vfSSi"n.
Admiral Beatty srUkc ~ Amer
,rn's Tar' ? he va ana Ss'H
tina: .rr:unnie., this country nad
como to rap rescue -" sur'IN
t-'si ra:,rn dolrg - utmost ~
preserve civilization.
Ndm.~h Neat'N vas hnp!audr"
whom u" Rsser,"d 'IhnS" VINO
ma dc e NIcio-tnuS peace posSl-
h'.. urn s:ood side ry side IN ne
war Sna.l stand slie ny Side IN
pcs ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
mARcH TO BE RETIRED.

Washington. Oct. s;.-Maior Genera
P.v,nn G.. March. former chief OF staff
who has heen on leave OF absence IN
Europe since July |. will at his own re-
quest be retired tomorrow. The re-
onest ror retirement was nade SONS
i'm. ago after more than thirty years
serVire,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01

d,y in rcspon.c 81 nrtlc. : from the war
hrpnrtment and nu being r"' "'"'Nri by
Secretary Weeks vas Informed his act
of heroism was regarded hy his former
commander az .uu'S;.ahiug" n" 6N-
,,loI.s oc pu tho iufa".ry officers and
-, yrho soN gcrI!rr N Frame.
The act of Sergeant W""d'i.! Mn.' \
c:uaed Genera! l'""ah;nK :" Pie" man .
a virtually unkn"wn i"r"--"'' N"'
sean' Alvin {. York. "f ihe l"hn'NS"''
mour,atns and Ma ."r thIr."s : " nil
1ssav IF IN. 90, B@.ia'l"n' cam"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
PROPAGANDA PROHIBITED

Pittsburgh Pa. Oct. Sl--A rrci!n,'n-
ary Injunction "aS granted today
against Allegheny county commissioners
and County Controller John =. Moore
rcstra!ning them from USING county
funds 20 conduct an educational cam
ratsn for tho proposed hond ISSUE ot
$4,000. onn 10 be voted uron a. tho COM
Ing e,sctIon. Hearing % IN" case WAS
s~, for tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01

Kansas City, Mo. Oct.%! Earl Beatty
ndm,r7, and commander of the Rri'iSh
grand fc~' urged the members o. IN"
American Legion In an address before
heir nnnua, convention today TO Keep
r:,v. ;ne spirit OF c"mradeshlp devei'
upsd IN the great war
A., declared that this was the hAk
OF tho Legion which helped to. make
possible a ysSk2S, eu' peace ard aTlrn,en q
ma, the vstfsyg such comrade'hlp was
,nn great fr$Hoa Of the war. Tie ioi"
th.,n thai they could earn still! greater
debt % gratitude by .neu'oahnS the
e.r,. shirt In those engaged in tho I'm
,,,r.,,, pursuits Of peace. Admiral
Realty said.
Il FRS, wish tn express the pleasure
.,d rvi!c which | fec! In attend nT TINS
vr.,,, assembly and To hs able to give
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
DELEGATES TO ARHIvD

Eew York. Oct. 2i.--Lord zoe. "f Far
ha n. rrsi lloyd ~ the British admira!'
Nv: Senator Carlo SChan7rr. of Italy
Vi:torio Rola ndi- -Ri"c!. Italian amnaHsa
dor ~ tho United States and hr. Y. K
Wellington Koo. Chinese minister tc
CI"oai Rritatn. VII arrive Tomorrow or
ne Olympic from Southampton 10 At
tend tn. Washington conference on 'ht
r.rita Ton Of armR nents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
Prohibits Mine Workers
Check-of Throughout the
Country and Prevents Any
Further Attempt to Union
ize the Mingo (W. Na.)
Field.

Charleston. " Va. oct 81.
A,oIirattnr tor ~. dissolution
~ the temporary i6.nctt"n IL
.,.4 p, Fedora. I4dSe Anderson
AGAINST me lu''ed Mine Work.
srs az American - Indianapolis
,odsy ut!: hc mad" Immediately
- III tinted S,a'-s "!rr'':t
corr, 4, r'r.cag" NCc"rd.rE 70
iEay.A " Houston. counsel :'.r
~. r',ed M.ne Workers ~
wes, Virginia. Mr.. H"ust"r
added that. wnue the 'a!un"''"n
-..rra.red 80 uuj"n It attempt
l.. organ.zs the Williamson.
uss, y'-E}r:d. hs.ds. he did not
.,r.., D, TO aff"c, the miners
cSxpnlxsli"aS In other parts ~
t.. .oun'rN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01

Washington. oct. Examination Of
war records by General Persh!nS has
resulted IN tu" designation OF Sergeant
Sam"-i WocdN!l. as The American In
,qurr,man who through hero'sm In the
world war is mos, entitled 20 represent
m. infantry branch OF the army nt the
Ga> ceremonies FOR Americas
lnkr"wn solder.
Sergeant Wondhlh whose rome -
sNer in army records. aa Rcl!eN!ew.
I,J hu, who now n sra';"n-d al Fort
7,ro,,as *, arrived ia Washington 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
MocurcHroN NAMED.

Pittsburgh IA. OCT %l.-Fred Nc
cu,cheon VIII "" appointed I" succeed
a. assistant district attorney, W'iiianl
= Walsh. II was announced to-day. MI,
Mr,'u,cneon will lie sworn in probably
to.morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
INSTANTLY KILLED

Tn!ontown. rna oc.. al-W!iEam e.
Yardi-v. or tn!ortoun was sho' and
instantly killed while hunting N Chest
nu' R.dGc for raco"nS Win Robert NC
Grogor also oc ''r'ontnwn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
TIE WEATHER

wsst virVinla-Esln end somewhat
colder rrssdny; wednesday fair.
wersrn Pennsylvania and Ohio -
RaIn and somewhat colder rusSday;
Wednesday faE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
BEER FoR THE S1oK

Washington. Oct. 3l--Brer for the
sick v,it he rradn available !'nn"d!a tey
from stocks on hand n brewers ware
hous.s !, was sad tonight AZ the treas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
The British Fleet.

1rrr over to r.uGIand Tn" man IN
,ha s:rce. inr"r ku"~S ~" Erl'~h rc"'
q, cd him from death. .EA"cm for ihtt
rle",. the food supply O! England w"nin
la,, rnrr t. the hnttnm a III" whim OF
,ro Submarine Twice in = century. mo
r:... u.s ~ascd the Rr''"n. lie va 'cs
80 r,rt wlih ii-.and Will not Ash'Y
Asr"" :" si"p ruildirc.
Then .o"k "l Japan. Millions ana
mi,l,ru, ~ pcoy'" squeezed together on
. fcN rS.auds Str3EEiing t"r IN outlet.
Y.t., lnrk toward I'h'uH win It's
y.,,,,y rrg"ur, r,.'s. Who shall stand III
rrr vel -: rn"l. d"l"inrmeAt' But IN"
ltu rnu":S. III" l.n.'cd states. Grca
R~iraln Italy F:.,u.r and ~" r"St--rr-
,,,>. 80 allow ,n.na I" h" d"sr";!"d. Tho
n,.-..,S i:,G' q" each r"UurtN an nor
Is. l,oparh IrI hN ail""inG lNi.'n 4
,r,nnruf, IN III" - East.
r." I'm on 1" street - Hi""' h'li-
1.r. trAu." and Japan ma >"N rnhl''
rrl.irr ror ertl:e.y his rower ltlhe
W"li a." man on tho street In t''
I.,,.A states - 30 ~ wv Napa7 IN
-,.. ,'n.rt" rr"-Id"r' i"">"'"'' once
,.., ,.. ',,rrlcu ,:ah.>st+"r =" didr
., 90. -.. 1n,.. .r,,r l.'>I - 80" far nN"'
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',,sh,ux,o, o.. II i:"'"wai of tho
tc,r ~ u. s,r.',. 'rr "a" i'asSaGr Of
M. ,uldi..S' h.,u:~ "tr' r"~t.t'd IN "a
further rr,AurA rr'.as fer thr taA rn>is-
on mcHrIr-
E.r,l,..rra 'r-t-r- r."r-' - ~. GIT s"s-
s;o, h,r VI. II he bonus isaiI" still IN
4 sp"Sed at. 'Eer" appeared :" T." d"Iot
whether thc tIN u.l! could Nc hrought
% Il vote hc!"rr sa;UrdaE. If then.
There VAS 4 four h"nrs discussion
r,t,, o.: iI,- Reed uu"nLm"nt proposing
,n ,>nrIluun mo ehCess profits tax and
in usr the ;rnrrris L" trfraN the cost
of m. n,--',aN adjusted "cnp"nsa:inn
ma, tbs "as fUlluurd hN ~" intro
i,;,,,,nr g." rn nIEendnrnt hy Senators
sf-,nr4 ut Nn:.H Carolina nnd Walsh OF
NussprhuSr,ts. Democratic members ot
tho nnarr" committee. proposing pay
,,r.n,x nf ~" bonus Out If III" interest
rn in. rat'",.a foreign debt.
Will Await Action
Tr. r.-rrr amendment viii not he
C,-f,,I Nv u,"y-i fer adopt.0n II IL. sen
ME 49, authors announced. Gntii action
hus bean laA-n on the Reed amendment
Ne,nfIn,. Senator Reed Is d".aNinc for
mai rreseniation OF hls amendment un-
~ there has been fuil discussion 90 the
uhol" question
Senator i'errnss Of r-nrrv|>au.a n
ohar OF the tax BIZ. said to-day & wa
tho plan Or ihc majority I" lav ~" k""d
proposal on tho table on the ground that
IN. soldiers bonus has ~" C.hCe ~ a
LAX measure. Majority l"aGcrs hAd NOT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
DAV|D LAWRENCE LIFTS VEIL
FROM ARMAMENT CONFERENCE

quiet n,mosphe-" The m""tinG was
called 10 lint, armament and t"ik o.cr
Far Eastern questions. hut the mission
or ito washington Conference iS ON"
or healing l. IL to be conference
rf recnnst-uct!nH ONT ~ when Sho".d
come. uo' merely an understanding "s
im So, ,!Ir "r armies and ra\!"". hH'
better spirit, toward the prhscE'aN"h -
peace. ard readlustmcnt ~ hhah'ia.
burdens :, that world trade may ~
revived AMI wheels Of industry may
hum once more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
FRANCES Zig ARMY.

Fer n" matter which va on" lnr"7'
the problems under which III" World -
srrurrlinr seam tn have definite re-
la;inn-htp /" each other. France re-
srnts IL" tu.k 'hat she IS m"intain'n~
. large rtahd.ng army. merely nechHS"
her offIce-- want joins. and her thll'
,nristir spirit is on edG" she N''NS SLY"
irspS thr' army hc"hi>r '"'"'' "
vii! otter Mn army t. pr"'c'' ''
ADAMS, = ,;rrman invasion hni 900
,;crmars are .i,rLrmed. i"I VII say. ,
~. l.r,urr .r4wers: G"rwa"N has no.
vet ,aid her war bill. AsH the man "h
th. street in tranre. and no "'!l re-
u,ird vur! ~ the wIiii"n> IVA; ar" H'"u
and ,n.. millions tina; N'" ~. manner
urd cr;rp,,d. and T." "il! naN "hn your
man - - insure against 'n"fh"r HI
y,,Siuu. nr what '"nr ih"' - o. no"
IN" ,;rrmau shall II" forced l" pa MS
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"lnside" Story Of The Armament Conference

.h. h,,,-
h"' VIZ r, ,-or,or,x
"eh H'""e y"
hcr"'"I"'" ""NV '''
Ton "l pow ,,
AN "I''""'e ''' 49, ,,
ION ~ C"""'''E ''' ''S '''''
I" |"'''''
Danger OF war
The ohJ.rt o! ;n~ coming conference
therefor. is 70 draw up III "s and rreu
l,,Iors FOR tho behavior ~ al, nations
IN the Far Enst-an effort 20 establish
equality "t comnsro;R! opportunity. In
deed. U goes c"eper 'ahh 'n"' '>""' ~
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-13
Famous 'Hunger Law" of Vera Cruz Brings ON
Business Paralysis by Radical Legislation

back through fear of losing the sup
port Of radicals who have voted
them into office.
While some radical leaders have
taken the position that the strike"
is . better weapon for labor than
radical legislation, others are deter
minedly insisting that the profit
sharing law be given a full and fair.
trial. This sentiment has Increased
since the resumption OF activities in
tho oil fields has given an abundance
Of employment to labor In tho State
Of Vera Crus-
II In proposed to have the issue
Of the validity Of the profit sharing
law passed upon by the Supreme
Court as quickly as possible in the
hope that relief may be found In
that way sooner than through the
efforts to induce the State Legisla,
turs 70 repeal Tie cot