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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
HEALTH AGENCIES IN
CONFERENCE TO FIGHT
PELLAGRA IN SOUTH

Washington. Aug t--F!.ns eor 60
operation between federal and state
health agencies to pre,en' the spread
and recurrence Of pellaEra were dis
ruSSNd ~ conference here today IN
winch Surgeon Gene-al Cumming. of the
pubiic hcoith service, health officials
rom '~csc southern states and repre-
ssntatlIcS % the Red Cross and tine
hrpa-trea. ~ agricultur" participated.
Another meeting Will be hold tomorrow
-: HE.,h = - cRPected report OF tho
cnndj:i"ns IT IN" south will hc prepared
'cr trans initial to :'resid"u: Harding.
Tn" sessions today were bcnind ciosod
Goc-s. Wh'ic 10 statement vas made
hy the 7uh'.r hcalia service as TO the
reports by -. visiting officials. some
- 'huS. 2hn attended tho meeting said
?~ilas-a va -crurted 70 be slightly on
tho inrTrasr N about ha.f Of the south
cr7 states. and ON the decrease In the
others.
I, was g~nrraiiv aSr~co. por;ie pa ntS
In the conference sajJ Tat while there
was M cau.r for ala-ru. conditions in
some areas were serious. and "onchrted
action va needed /" prove them.
Or 4. 7 GcCn-:nick heal'h commits
sinner ~ Ee1'ucKN was selected as
chairman or = c"T rittee OF h~~ state
ncacia,s - anatvzc N. ritua' on and to
recommend remedies The COMMITTEE
rrI.,-i Ir HS'orrck a;d would br
ready tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
PESS|M|SM IN.
DISCARD, ADVICE
Of BANK K'S HEAD

Washington. Aug. t.~-Credit policies
Of the Federal Reserve system contln-
ued unuer examination OF 4 conEres-
sional commission today in continu-
ously stormy atmosphere with Co..
crnor Harding Of tho reserve hoard 81
the sole witness.
The federal reserve boa rd =.
create this financial depression.
ernur Harding exclaimed to%a!"
end OF the day.
Il saw il coming and got read! l."
protect things. and people ought 70 he
grateful We did 50. Now all We need
is crsSai lion 1f pcssiEiism. which marks
had tI"ur-. rs co"lIsh optimism mark
good times. We all know now every
."ry wa. ""trG crazy In the boom dur
ing the fall OF 1919.
This situation 10 going TO work out.
rhero's no comparison between the en-
dlttun :, year ago and conditions today.
Take cotton. with low yield. and cH-
r.nrts pirklnc NJ. Banks everywhere
arc fully justified now m carrying loans
An we've got to do Is TO get out OF
everlasting pessimism and quit Say
~ ryrrvthine Is going 70 tho dogs.
Why. a man has TO put up good cheer
-. ,n,., e ! :, wants rrcdit. loG car {
talk &c The banker liko you DO ths iaI
a assessor"
Previously. a sharp pass: Se had taken
place in which Representatives Funk.
rRenI Illinois. Representative NILS
(Rcp) New York and later Go~aror
Harding participated.
I'm keenly disappointed. Represnn-
tative Funk said, because the reserve
system haa been challenged. complain
ed Of criticized and charged by ono
group nat it has discrtm!natcd against
Agriculture And we've not heard ono
WORT from this witness"
Rcpreycntative rIin4 leapod 10 the
frny. asserting that the oomnoH"n
mad allowed John Shelton "nhanH
former comptroller Of the enTencI'
during two days to make charge alt'i
-ha1rc against tho reserve board, an
that C:overnur Harding vas eHtiGed I"
..connon jus;ir'" in tie privilege OF
detailed response.
Mr. Fink told Mr.. NILS TO handle
rour = rrai:a. and I'll handle mine "h:c
I-hai,n,n Anderson ruled that tn s"'-
crnor Was within his rights
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
LAST HONORS
FOR CARUSO
Great Crowds Witness I'm
pressive Funeral Services
Held at Naples

Eaples,-The funeral OF Enriro Car
uso took place today. From the royal
church of San Francisco Nj HaolA the
cortcge moved through streets ltnod
with troops and vast crowds TO the cem-
etcry where :he body was placed in
vault.
Services uere held In this famous
church by permission or King '1c.cr
Emmanuel who snnt sps' IA orc>"n
t'~r 1. items the : -. Sron'
,nVu c,Inposod OF hu'.dreas OF SINGERS
assisted in the requiem high mass
The crys,a! coffin encaaed In a w1od
en- caEket was born in \ hcarse drawn
six horses. There were innumeraeie
nora, offerings. among ,hrm wreath
from the City Of New York. All places
nr business had been closed aR sign OF
mourning. and as the great procession
PASSED atrplanrs ncw overhead
So dense were the throngs the troops
had dithcuIty In holding the people back.
All the windows and balconies were
crowded and many OF them were drapcd.
EuioSies were pronounced by the pre-
tect or Naples in the nanp> OF tho King
and the government by the director Of
,hr conservatory and by representatives
OF - mayor and the artists OF tho city.
Before tho church was opened 10 tho
public Mrs Carvso. having her lt,le
daughter. t;Ior'a. by the hand. came 10
view The body OF her husband once
again. She pa cod beside II 4 large bunch
q roses
The expenses O, the funeral will be
borne by The municipality Of Naples a.
L last tribute to a noted son.
Speaking 10 Deputy rorIIo. the exc
cutor Of the will Mrs. Caruso expressed
the desire 20 live either In Naples or on
the estate Caruso possessed in Tuscany.
hu; said she would first go to New York
accompanied by Giovanni CEuSo. to
settle her hus ban nd's affairs there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
CEN. CRONkH|TE
COMING To THE
80TH'S REUNION
TEN THOUSAND VETS
THRONG SMOKY CITY
Election of Officers Of Blue
Ridge Division Association
To-day

TitshLrch. AuG. ten 'hoc%lnd
Veterans ~ tn. Fighter. division GAR.
cred he,e today for the initial m"etin=
~ N" four daIs' reunion. I, IS cI-
pect~d mat at least ny" 'houSand mo-"
~ the uouRhh"yS "f the E!us kidge
unl, will h. in VAC CITY tomorrow. ThcS :"
Young Veterans ~ r" :. y. mai,
from, Wcstcrr PennsyNvarts. Ncs, viz
giria ami Virginia.
'rh" .eunton today was opened off
c!alIy with business meeting AZ n
loca! theatre. Ey-laws. nominating ard
audit committees were elected.
Colonel Lloyd NJ Rrc"t. president ~
the Tigkucth division Veterans asso-
citation. conducted thc meeting and A.
ranged for the registration Il visiting
veterans at she Moose templp,".
AZ informal reception tdu:EN; md
oficia. films cf the division III 2Cii"H
marked thc high lights OF N" enter
tAinmcn: tonight.
Word was received todav tla' Mao
General Adelbrrt Cronkhl". VII" com
n,andrd tho division in France viii oe
IN the city tomorrow. Veterans from
Nest Virginia br"uGh; word from COW
crnor r. r. Morgan. inviting III" d'ViN-
ion 20 hold thei- reunion at thar!cst"A
neSi year.
Tomorrow the veterans VIII eject oth-
GERS 4; a special husin"S1 meeting.
Many battle was r.-fougiI tod.
by the vets" IS the" gathered about
-eclstra; zion headquarters. many rcrnin'
tgoenrrs Of adv-nturs fun and nTlnks
"on the other side were Exchanged
between tne men who had not met since
the last payday."
A varied program of entertainment
has been provided for the remaining
davs Of the reunion
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u. s. DESTINY i
IS GOD-C|VEN
DISARMAMENT MEET
MAY ACHIEVE RESULTS
President Declares American
Institutions Scunder Than
Ever Before

Lancaster. Y. II. AuS. RE-
asserting his confidence that the
disarmament conference would ac-
complish definite results toward
the abolition of war, President
Harding declared in public ad-
dress today that America was fol-
lowing God given destiny" in
leading the way To world peace.
Nothing in the world. the presi-
dent asserted could block the ful-
fillment OF that destiny. He voiced
prayer that before his admins
:ration was over new order
would be established in which
American ideals would turn tho
attention c. the world 10 !be con-
structive things OF peace and
brotherhood.
His experience IN the presi-
dency. Mr.. Harding added. had
convinced him that American in
stitutions At home were on
sounder basis than ever before,
and that mon Of AT ella -ere
really a. heart doing e,..,- &
in their power 10 perpetuate tho
ideals for which the nation was
founded Some Of those most often
suspected Of improper motives. he
said. were actually The readiest to
help the government in every way.
MIR. Harding spoke 10 a crowd Of
several thousand reopie who had
gathered in public square 10 vel
come him 10 the White Mountain
country for his vacation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
Accused Of DefTdgdiRg
Soviet Government Of
Nearly Million Dollars

New York. Aug. L-Jacaucs y. q.
hrario promoter of several motion pc.
ture film concerns was arraiGH'd in
Tembs court today and accused or Dc.
fraudinS Russian soviet government de-
posts here Of 3S90,020. The ra:H WAS
adjourned until next week when stat"
prosecutors said they wished 10 pr"f'i-"
as a Witness Dr. William Chaplin HTn'-
ington, said TO he about I" depart f"r
Tnris to assume the position Of corn
mercial attache to The American IN
haSsy there
The charges against "ihra''o insri-
tuted IN a snort afhda' : ~ ii>e R'N
Weiss represen tativc ot tho Sof!ct gov
crnncnt, wero ampiif-d by iSSiS''"'
District Attorney S!Inons. wh" sad IN"
defendant had obtained SA9o.ho0 of
nillioD-rko,Iar soviet gnvnrnnnn: f"roS-
II In the National city hank through al
legged spurious hills NJ !ading. "hr"-
house receipts and motion rictur' c""-
tracts. This was denied by dct"nSe
counsel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
ADMINISTER OATH TO
JUDGE M'CLINTlC

Charleston. W. Va. Aug Tho "atn
cc orrico making George ". M"tlInti' or
Charleston nudge "f Tho United states
court for this district was adnhnisitrf
in federal court here tnday.
At tho conclusion Of tho oath, El'en
nv William G, Mathews law partner
Of Judge NcClintio tho new lurtst spoke
briefly and pledged himself ~ do my
hest 10 carry out tna terms of tho oath
4 soecial session Of court. called Nv
Judge McClintfo, was ADJOURNED. there
being no business In one ot tss nrst
ord.-. issued the Webster SrrinEs ses
don vas called for AIEuLt L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
NOVEMBER ELEVENTH
PROBABLE DATE OF
DISARMAMENT MEET

wa 4Shinc.on N.c : i'-IaSS IpeP-
,,c.,I ,,..1. "a ,., f
"
''"h"' ''H'e'ch' "A disarmament ana
Far Eastern Suhjcr proposed by Proc
:d.,, yI.,d,n- a., y.,-,p ., Sor.nh.~
.
go NV '"''''''' 'h'' 80 '"' SASH'Pe OK
the arris;'"" "ni"h marked tho cios0
ot 10 Wc"'' VAR.
Great RI!'an's formally oppressed
wli,inro">s 20 I"rcp: any date that
~ould ln aSrenahl" % tn. United States
ed ;0day - tn. cA,"r,.."n # th-e defin-
Ito suggestion :" al tho in'i'Nd powers
that :h". ronV'nc on hat da'".
II Is unGcTs; ood uIohicIal!y that jar.
an ~'l "rr'- 10 "Ni"'.l"n +" ~" sug-
Ecstion although the government As
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
Close Contest Over
Women Holding Office

St. Louis, Aug, l. Scattering re-
turns rom Tho state speCal e'c't"n
rruesiny, which continued 70 BE- rr'"tr' =
Cd tonight. apparently MAD" hti'+
change IN tn. status Of the tthre" 'Hm-
ttltutlonGl amendments and the pro-
pnsal for \ constitutional convention.
ynsras. ~ which has been Indicated by
enrlior returns,
LARGE raiorittea for the anandmcn:
nrrvJdine for a colder bonus .1,d The
rrornsa) for the constitutional F>rurrn-
,,r, w..rr ,r.H y;t.N ON IN" face ~ ~
complete returnA Tho arnendment Ar
!,wIpr r.,ru.n to hn!i al state iN"'''
gt5lI maintained 4 majority or MY Y
than 900 On these r'lurns. ai:h"ftn
additional rural Counuts continued ~
show ANAL u,aJnritie5 against IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
SWTTzE ERLAND TO
EXPEL E.X-RULER

Gen.va. Aug. / II IL announced tha'
thu SNipS f.'i,ral authorities have
given former Enpror 'halcs OF Austria
unit! tive end 81 August 10 loave Swiss
tertiary
1t Is reported 'hat 'Narl"s intnnhs -
tsse up h.a rcslden"~ IN Spa ~hHr~
his c.orr,n ktus Alfonso = sa' 80 ha~~
nIaccd cns IF his -astes a. the dIsponal
of ,ha ona t-rns monarch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
NO STANDING ROOM
IN MERCER JAIL

EIucnnlh W Va. hnE. +-The =. -.
g" siya. which ha7 been banging on m"
Mercer c"an;v iaIl FOR some time, ha'
hcen thrown away. cs there Is not "'"n
.fpndi?S rrn& IN thc county h'St!r
rCw lna:.y,d oc committing prisoner
10 tho tall whore thoro - Il" room 20
roccive them. Judge !. fTpnI MaEnarh.
NJ tho criminal ronr:, Prosecuting Az
torncy II. u. Leo and Sheriff u. i. fan'
have Nit IN ssEep" "hirh. IhouEn
unlauc in 'ho annals ot '''ir' procedure
In mneiips tie r-es~n, ":""rre .cN.
Nbon detcn,!an,s ir i"' '''"' 81 4"
fond guilty. !"9i"ai ~! r"'hn- 'h"n VI
,nr to rerre heir s-E'"n""". th"N Ar"
n ,hL,. p.rmft:.,i ~ give EonI and re-
leased INIT sIrh ;mc a" some pEl-
son.r'. ,entrnce Orp.res ard 'hr'" h@
r,on niad- IN the ihi! 10 receive 'h"7n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
Girl Tickpted As Murder
Victim Turns Up Alive

Uniontown. Ia. Aug t--Fayetn
county ~nthnrit!eg tonight wSre at
Joss 10 IDENTIFY tho body o. n girl found
in n. YouEhioEheny river. near Smith
ton. Pa last Monday. when Margaret
Wilson, OF Everson. was found allv> TO-
day Yesterday tho body WIS supposed
- havo been Identified Is Miss Wilson
By two Of nor friends Tho body waS
then inferred. but now police are at
tornpt!ng to run down several clues
identifying Il as that ~ Any ono NJ SOW
,jral young women reported missing
In tho district
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Pact With
Separate Treaty Will Be
Negotiated Versailles
Treaty Not to Be Sub
mlttcd TO Senate
By DAVID GAwRnNCA.
Copyright by The Tn,ei.Eeneer)


washt-rtor August I.-The United
S1.-s government a 7lakinE s"rar-
ts '-ea'y ~l,r ',~rnar:. Ths treaty
., Ver<at.jrs ri'l not he submitted -
,-s Senate with Or Without reservations.
-hA re- pact With German" vii be
peace treaty Only :, the sense mat II
=" formally end ,hs stats &C H2r BE-
~een tho Cnitrt States ard Germany
aut IL VII really a1ount 20 4 treaty ct
amity and commerce.
Germany has not e"r, asked 70 reac-
arm the treaty % Versailles or 20 grant
,Sair 70 ~. United states specifically
~ he rtkh.s xNich she gave America
und.- me Versailles treat.
Tr> United States haSu; ASKED the
;..!ed powers 10 sign rev t-Ha.N.
All the foregoing statements ren-rs"ns
drveiopmer,S In the most complex con-
,rcyersy that has ev"r faced oar gov
eminent and = they SEEM % contradict
expectations ot n" past they nIst h"
AIKEN as the iatest turu iC a neKoua'I"a
-rich has requ.-rd nGr officials % turn
rom ore e1pelica: - another to pnf an
nrd 70 the state Of war h"tsCcn Ger
MANY and the ucitcd states
Tre Cn.'~d States Gnesnt abandon
ne rights given her unde- tive ;rca:: q
N-rsallles Sh" Sun claims :hem but
~"t BY virtue ~ an American arCs:den. y
>Ignature at Paris hu: because % Amer
"a : signature 70 'uN :ernIs - the arIn!s
&C which Symb0 ICES Americas pari'c:-
7at,on In the wa. The ULited States
government doesn't ASK Gern1ny :" re-
2 ,1rn ANYTHING and doesn't ask The
lies 20 cnncede anything t." pro-
S-am OF the ETardi"S administration Is
-aSs4 upon the broad ASSUMPTION that
rhea Germany bestowed al her rights
md properties upon her coaQGersrs She
wade an "ndiviSablc grant" That grant
vas made TO ;he "pr'Hcipa' allied and
associated powers Tr" tinted States
~as one OF IN. aSSo-..l'cd ?ns"-S."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
POstmiStreSS doesn't
Remember" killing Of
Alleged Victim

Orlando. F7a.. Aug. 4 Miss Lena
Clarke postmIstress at Wost Palm
Beach. who is being held here by tho
police in connection with tho death.
Monday. OF W. i. HiItimore. restaurant
nropri"tnr. declared today. according 10
tho police that 81 she shot Niltimoro
Shr uorS not remember il
Miss Clarke, the authorities had pre-
yiouSlv declared. confessed I" the mur-
der. which occurred in hotel room re-
served by her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
VICTORY SCORED
FOR u. S. SHIPPING

Washington Aus. I. IN lhi'ihi We
tory has been s,''.iri Tor -" ih''e"
states n the Egyptian Gotten Co." =
London, according ~ '2h'" r"'"'''n
hv the shipping board The hTiiiSH "''"
s,ld TO havo agreed :" ai'.'''s'" hi'E per
CON, CT the shipments o egyptian COX
ton from Nl.lani! n |" ih'G country -
he Iiniich SiAteS
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(, OF C, TO EXPEND !
MILLIONS FOR THE
DISABLED SOLDIERS

San Francisco Aug. I-Apnounce-
men that the Knights OF Columbus
would er2cId approximately $4,000 900
on capitalization work FOR disabled cX-
service men. was made at the iina, sCs-
sion OF the annual international klEs:s
OF Columbus convention here. TO-DAY. 10y
Supreme Secretary w. !. McGin!ry.
Knights OF Columbus Sccrc'ar!"" "H-
pcrienced in war work will y" attached
10 the arKcr hospital. "h"r" me d.
a ahlch men will be provided with com
forts and recreation.
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MUST REDUCE,
EXPENDITURES
DR. JUMP TAXES
ADDITIONAL CUTS OF
S250,0OO,000 NEEDED
Shrinkage in Yield From In
come and Excess Profits
Taxes. Says Mellon


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Washington. Aug THE houS" today
adopted a resolution by Representative
Garrett. Tennessee. acting D~mocratic
leader. directing -" Judiciary committee
TO ascertain whether any house mem
bers held arnlv com nj ssions md II so.
70 determine whether they had thus
autor7at.cauy vacated the!r seats IN
congress-.
RcprcSen;a'lv" Fitzgerald. Republican.
Ohio. on TUESDAY requested lea"e "t
ahsence because he had hrcn "ordercd
% months duty as a reS"rN" officer ht
Carp knoN. k~ntrrAN, ard Mr.. Carrot.
and Representative Blant"n. Democrat,
T",as both Objected - granting Tho re-
quest.
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Washington. Aug d~crnnre IN
employment of Il per cent Unr shown
BY the payrolis nf l+cS Arns. each en-
pIoytnC 500 or moro workers. in 65 prin-
C,pal Industrial centora. according to
hsurc. made public today by tho de-
nartnent Of labor. Tho ne; decrease
shown by tho payroll WAS ls.aH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
,crneoR1AI roR cARuso.

Chicago AuE 4 Grand op>rA singers
,t ~. Metropolitan and Chicago Gsnnd
oo.-s, COMPANIES. singing IN the sum
mo, cpe-a eeaser a. Havara Park, VII
ho,1 . -e-o-'.I .errioe 70 Enrico Ca
n,se Sunday Af.e.roea-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
THE WE ATHER

West vtrgtn1a-1enerally tatr and
soneEhas Haraor Friday 6atn rday
shovora and probably thunderstorms
Western PennsytvaIta and Om"-
Fair end slightiy warmer Friday ga
ur1ay showsrA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
oovERRoR GENERAL COMES

I1r,ion. Aug. Lord hSh:- or NlWN'
left London today for Liverpool to sal
tNcuCs to IaILldA Lrd A$"'fh" IN" E"''
erarr grnera'~hip {" which he was re-
Gently appointed
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Insist ,ha, America shall ne-er Be con
.lder.d as having lot any rights grew
srS ou. ct the ET-er-aa var vhe' teose
rights - anr "a" aG>.t tie Interests Or
the Cz!tet S.atAa-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
Most Of The Loot in
St. Louis Robbery Is
Found In Corn Field

St. Louis, Aug. An unopenod
mAl pouch containing 1000 In
currency obtained BY three bandits
Who carly today hAld MP Tommy
1srAlAo, . post Office messonGsrr At
Northwood River, NJ. Vas found
Late today, In . corn nsh near q.
Pst.rs, ul. ton ua1laa from the Resns
Of tho robbery.
Bs LoutS AuI. %-1hrss bandits
today hoM up ana sluErsA Tommy
Forlldo, . postofaos msspsnEsx ~
Wood River. ulinoda. Asar hars, ana
esoop>A with three mall pouchsA
one OF whioh Wa Ssljsvsa 70 hHvs
contained $4,000 IN ou<1sncJ non-
signed 20 tho Standard on Rannsry
at wood 7tvsr.
Tho robbery occurred shortly after IN
pouches had been thrown fr"n: 4 trn'r
from St Louis 49,
Feraldo met tho trs!n. placed th'
pouches In push carr nnd startr" f"'
tho postofhcN across tho irucE ~hen IN
armed trio stepped from an automob'i'
and comma nded him to throw up MI
banda He apparently vas slow II
md one OF the bandits strnc'
him In the fac, with his hSt The othe;
threw tho pouches into the nntomopl'
n nd esr2ped.
4 number OF mon are searching fo'
tho hn ndits,
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HARDING'S H0PE--WAR'S ABOLITION
LLOYD GEORGE HOPES
FOR CONCORD WHEN
GREAT POWERS MEET

'arna-"ar Wa.cs. Aug Premier
Lloyd George speaking IN welsh hcfo.a
eight thousand people today AT the
Es; >idtord. or musical and literary
festival. alluded 10 the forthcoming :
meeting or the allied supreme council
n, Ear!S. and said ne could only hope
tho voices re The raris Conterees would
bn as harmonious as those singing N
-rc festival today.
The premier was given . E:ea' rec"T.
,lnr. Marshal tNch was rApc"ted :" ,"
present today. but sent word that h1
WIS unable n rorle.
In tine courSo OF hts remarks. the
premier said
when 7 return 10 London shortly |
shall be leaving for another Etst"ddtod.
an F;isteddfoi in YAriS. an hsteddfod
~ ,fc principal ration. ~ tho world
] .rou'd like g take with mo N" arch-
druid 50 that h~ might cry out, Is tnere
peace"
Tine Srcate., four nations % 'he
ao-,G W., be represented thcre--'AnoT-
,ca. france Italy. and Great Britain
Thcso will he four voices. and those
four voices VIII be singing an anthem,
or peace. can only hope that TIER
voices will % as harmonious as the
voices singing at tho welsh Eisteddfod-
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Action ExpAIne ed

This explains q soma 'It"0; Why
T-esldeu, Harding order"l AroasSad"r
:Iarycy 70 represent the United states
n the supreme council wui'h - corr
7oscd exactly OF ;hc principal allied
I'D associated rowtrs. in the supreme
.ouncil henCGtorth vii America raise
~ questions which may relate % man
Gates or rights which Ctb-r Ho~cr5
aim under the Versailles pact. In
-,ead Of treary With Germany formally
odgiug al these tights IN the United
states the government: here prefers 10
onsider that the c;shtS already arc Se.5:
II in the prtnctpai aiiisd and ASSOCIATED
?owers and that nothing more need -
~ done about that un':l specific dis
rute arises when the United states Will
adopt the same attitudc sh" has taken
y tho United States on the Var ma n
:Ata has hoAn informally Indicated oy
',reat Britain. Franc" and lrIy. Alter
ne yap contrnvers" iS C'carcd up, IL is
-ot unlikely that Japan Will a~GnicSc"
o., ths b~oad principle hat America Is
rtItlsd 10 he consulted IN -"Sard % al
russ,,ons In tho world relating In any
-,v "a n. grants NJ authority or pow
~ rnaAe ~ Germany n the group
.,orn as the principal Allied and aSSo-
lated powers
O,bs- na,ions rav no. inlm medtatelT
,rres TO Am~ri~a's position bur tho
- ntted States j. gong ahead IN the as
,umntton tnat they do and has given
ne allied powers ar opportunity 10 pro
ost or object = they wish. America
.idn', sIactly ask the other powers th"'r
Jews but stated plainly ~" course that
Sas 70 be pursued and ~ course X tor-
En govsrnm"ntS do not object d;1lom-
10y considers III, silence gives consent.