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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Philadelphia Jan. & appointment or
t;oorpc Wharton Pepper, OF Philadelphia
US United States senator to succeed lilo
Ittc IloIes renrose Is expected to come
from Governor Sproul tomorrow, uhirHn
q last minute change iH decided upon.
Tho expected appointment. 1t ln undor-
stood, practically brrhmo hrcertalnch
utter visit by III" governor To Unitcd
States Senator William JH. Crow In
T!itnburgh hospital ycHicrday. Snnator
Crow Ia chairman or tho lt"uubllchn
Rtato committee. and 1t liz said TINT Tn"
GOVERNOR being Il close pcrHonal fri"nd.
trsIrcd io Inform tho organization
lradrr before making his nnal dociHloh.
Governor Spr"ul returned from lltta-
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Half Score Families
Made Homeless When
ThurmOnd Fire RageS

go ru -, nm
i""' o'"""' " w. '','' 49,, hama
hc''tn'h'h oi'E'"' "'''' wv" ;"
or - Z. M"hrH"'"'' HH'P, go '"h' :"
Thrt OF tho rcH'"'h''"' ","'''' ~
Ing ten homes ana t"rhed "H i''"ns
HES out lhto mo C"'h cary ,""'
morning "''E" .u,, ,,a',ra
ranging "ct" "''" - az" t,uI Io
were monocLS ~ l"o
homeless IN '"o oi"A''
The houses destroyed were inc prop
erty or tho Bull"ck itcaity '""'P'iy anu
were occupied by MT. M"htEo''iei - Jam
Clark. Thomas SCOT. CI''i.cH "'e"'o,'
George StrauShah' w. d'' H'iiS' ~
w 'Ie""' !" 'p' ""',"' - ,,,o,
Elmer Daniels ana Lodge '""'" use"
by tho knights OF lylh'"" an" ''''
Mouse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
MERCHANTMEN
THE BIC ISSUE.
MOST DIFFICULT OF
COLLATERAL QUESTIONS
Comes Up in Discussion of
Final Draft of the Five
Power Naval Treaty.

Warrington. Jan. S.--Nly Tho AH""-
ciatcd Prcss I.--AH th" nrms c"ni"rch'" Z"
prepares TO begin discussion or inc lhh'
draft Ur tho nvC-pOwcr naval treaty.
suino Of tho Delegates ar" making II
particular study Of the question 81
nrming merchant vessels. az II may re-
late tn tho Limitation agreement.
In no quarter IL there apparent dis
position to rai"c nm issue which might
rndanrCr tho treaty at thlH point III IN"
ncgUtIn tiunS. but among tho Foreign
dclcEniionS II IS predicted privately
that the armed ship problem Will he on"
OF tho most dIfn,ult OF the collateral
questions To- arise when tho hnal drni'
Is gone over section by section Tor
approval.
Tho Italians. Japanese and frcnCh hII
uro said To feel that II merchantmen ar"
To bc permitted To arm ns IN past warS.
tho effect might ho not only To- Vlllhlc
the project to limit Individual auxiliary
wurAhlpy to 10000 tons ouch. nut II
might also result In II great dindvnh-
tugo To tho nations which hhVe small
merchant fleets.
Two 0roat Powers Silent
U,yond nnyinE TINT tho ntntu- or IL
merchant ship In ruturo ln I" bo tho
s,ntuu we'll unhcr,ru"d In lnlcrnuli"n"l
law IA, American hnd l!IlilHh d"i".
Enio- nro not willing I" dln"nn1 Tho
ruhlrrI. It ir tho vl"w In com" Inh'
,-rr. however. thnt tho HiitlHh may
ihrnroivon bring tho point up Tor hlh-
cushion boforo tho uoaty nnnlIy In "p-
proved.
Tho sub-cummlitco drnrt or th" In
utrurncnt wan virtually CnmPlntn to
night after n six hour Sunday Rofr'i"n
pr tho naval cxrcrtH. and TN" full naval
committee will probably begin ita as
cusalonS ur detail anh phrRsc"logy To-
morrow or TuceGny. A plonnry session
OF tho conference to mnko IN" treaty
public probably will follow before tho
end OF tho week. Rud then tho delegates
will turn their fun attention To hnhi
attack on unsettled questions "c tho Far
East.
ShnntunC Deadlock
Meantime, the ShgutUng controversy
remains In dend!orN, but hope Of an
agreement during the week was en-
pressed tonight in American quarters.
CONTINUED on Page Tweive)
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GEORGE WHARTON PEPPER SELECTED BY
GOVERNOR AS SUCCESSOR OF PENROSE

bur9h to his homo in Chostor lato last
uiKht. lIo had little to say nbout tho
Wenntorship. declaring that no would not
mako an announcement on Sunday. ~
did not dony Mr.. Pepper would DO tho
man selected, however. IL Was unoor-
ytood tho mon tho governor hho III
mind had narrowed down TO Mr. :ieppor
,rd Levin 4. Radler, OF Carlisle. Into
highway commInnIonor. with dr' ioppor
IN tho fnal ncleotlon.
Mr.. 1eppor han not committed MN
self regarding tho IenroHo nuccns"ioh
declaring that my announcement ihub'
como from tho governor. 1lo IL INV
ycr md a trun,eo OF tho Univernlty OF
rcnnnylvania. and In widely known IN
many beCtlons.
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zuuAR WILL nm zIoEna

Washington. Jan. R--ItlEher prices for
sugar may he expected according 10 tho
.ssuBa Of an invoHtigatlon int" tho SIT
iRtlon In tho sugar industry. made pub
10 tonight by tho commerce depart
nSnt
Tho market" tho department said.
IL now entirely uninhuenced by any
ARTIFICIAL control. and the present tow
DxfcS level mRnirestly cannot long con-
,iuue without restricting tho production
II sugar below tho worlds demands and
gain creating high prices"
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l!OIIli. pltKfOl{D Webs

los Angeles, IL" t."'iis ri"bf"'d
'pV'l"n t.l"Ir"s s"''ssa slat., ~ May
r>istf"rd n"""'.s 'ha hrll. ~ hIsp r'''
fsst. sis" ni', rl"y.r hsr" lest "ish'
Mary TI"bf"rh Wv r"rlr"n ~ h"nrr
hack tN-kT"rd Esvn the b'Ils s~sy
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HEAVY FIRE LOSS

Mt Pleasant. I'n.. Jan. S--Snvcn build
iprs covering moro than half apuar"
In East Main street were destroyed by
nrs early today.
Damage In estimated at &oO.OOo. Two
residences were included In tho build
ingy destroyed. tho occupants or when
wera forced TO flee In scunt attire.
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ruturo Pull Of Doubs

Dublin. Jan. a.--(Ry Tho Associated
Press ~)--Ths peace treaty has been
ratified and prayers OF thnnksEivinE
won't up from the people in all churches
today. but Ireland continues 10 face
informal decentralization. giving risa to
tho greatest anxiety.
Tho split In the Dali BireanR hAn
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w... viSsiais--TslI Npaa.v aaa
probably Ts.sdayI s,oa.'-ts ssmvs's-
sur~.
Ohio ana wsvtsv~ rsnasJlvsais 80
v.iy SGo-a.y asa vu.sdsy. JsHc~pt oioshy
near Laks n,f.. woasrsts bsmp~r~turs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
Steel Plant Shuts Down.

,uuh,,Inrd Nd In" A"""'"""
,,c,, hep boon rrnd" ~ The f"'ui'I"'"
md Ind~nuIio ruru"uHl"n "f "r"'"l'""'
nj ,hc Cumhcrlpud steel ""'mrnny '"'"
of orders nnI Furrlu" "'"'h ~" given
nE tho t.nuEC.
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Away from poiitios.

IL haya tho frllluV h"w"y"r thai
aoJrcthinK m"ro In n"",leh than o'p"rt
credits 10 theae countries VI tho three
primary reformH arn 10 10 accompllIhnd
that Ia some aVsls,anco must n"cds hs
found 10 thsse States In credit Tor pur-
poses directly Of currency reform. !
have already suggested IN another plac"
that some action might be taken oy tho
great banks OF issue or tho prlnc'pa
countries looking to formulation OF
DIantto facilitate solution OF this por-
ton OF tho problem; thus again keep
ing away from political action In the
economic and financial affairs or each
OF these states Such plan IL no way
replaces the Ter Aulen plan as tho TWO
plans would supplement each other.
81 may say | believe also that vital
as a. such steps are TO which tho Ter
Mullen plan would DO an admirable con-
tributinnb yet again until thero can be
brought about some financial stabiliEn-
rion Ia Germany. al othor European
states will 10 adversely affected every
eFfoTI implied Ia any or these Ideas
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DE VALERA DECLARES FIGHT
FOR IRISH REPUBLIC GOES ON

boon heightened and intensified by tho
vote on tho treaty and tho future was
neyer more obscure At different hours
today. tha factions held conferences at
tho Mansion House. Tho Dali will meet
aEain tomorrow In public session. and
all tho members are expected 10 attend
II has become apparent that Eainon
DoVhlora's resignation Al president "i
tho republic did not take an ofnclhl
FORM ana tho outstanding question 10
niEft Is, whether no will mahe effective
hlo OIL Ipressod rtontiOn Ia ros,sn. hnd II
he does not what will be"omo or tho
DaiiY Macy p10plo belloVe That ilo
opponents "r tho treaty plan /" hs-p Tho
Sim F'ein parliament la hainH ~hlio iho
suppnrIoIa ar tho treaty onhrsv"T 4"
ssi.blizh n rr"ViHl"uol R"voi oin'"oni a"h
osUy out tho ie,ns Of tho pea's aa'e"
mont
Mr. BaVsIsrs'u Ionlsnsil"n. rendered
10 the Dall r.I,ssnn. Friday. was Hpc-
oinr Jia r"nnon,oi ho~nvor. !" post
pons aullnn thereon on ""ndl'l"n that
vota on tho rosy should Ia taken
within forty sight hours A. thu same
tdms no plainly stated that b" 'ntendeh.
"whatavsr happenod." To roth" TO pr'-
vRts llrs.
YiRhs 70 Oontinus
When tho vote was taken. tho roHig-
nation was not repeated. Mr. DeValera
merely nlhIdinR TO II when he arose.
and In a voice broken with emotion
began to explain his personal position.
But he had not got far when he sat down.
unable to go on.
Later DoValera summoned meeting
for today, eNclusively confined TO the
nfty-seven deputies who voted against
hn and tDdn1y n the Mansion
House, prior 10 tho private session OF
his associates, lie delivered speech
which was a clear indication OF his In
tention to continue tho night this time
apparently not only against tho British
government, hut against tho provisional
government OF the Irish FREQ state
which. no said. ha regards as " nHurra- D.
tiUn, ami 10 which tho chief objection
L. that Il deTivas it's authority iIOn tho
British pa rita nent.
There aIe many tonight VII" nie al
Tie opinion that the Irsstl"m "r Nj
iIeVa lea q pusiomhGh iosln n""Ii''" n"i"i
10 debated al i"'""i'"~ q meeting "f tho
IIall
DiIn..is sit"Aii""
Ths i..""oioi"",iea l.. hla lie. i"'"'l""
h.s. tu..i.d aiI ,"",."""i",".n I,"i ~
- n.i." r,..Ii."I 81 ~. r.lT I',i",",I
na,Imn ."s". 81 'i's"i ~ ll"l" No"
.ph""un ""' " .".'"i'"' "t ~" t"II h""
h-"u p,lyll"c"d 'i"fi"r 'h" d"l-'" =" "''
.rrnng ~. m"'"h"ru r"d wh" 10 4"
rlna.S, ,,rrrh -ud -lmrnIhv wrh 10
vpI,s informed rho hrr""n,.d rr"aN
10 day thpt hIa Interpretation ia that
Mr. D,Vrl~r, will resign N" prr2ldnu"P
and rr,lro 10 private NO. only when ""
hps conHo lldatrh tho republican position
Ths tns sk Of tho now provisional gov
srumont. faced by oppOSltinu from old
republican colleagues will DO oKtrsmoly
difficult Some or tho deputies IuClud
ing Miss MacSwinoy. havo frankly de-
clared their Intention TO act from the
outset an rebels against the proviHienal
government.
1t In taken for granted that tho pro
CONTINUED on rage Twelve0
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Tho Tor Mullen plan 10 whlGh hT.
Hoover TefsTa ~as oVoiH od 81 the lASt
'GttTnn tipnai n"sn1lsl conference al
brussels snd unbrs"sd tho listinG "f
all available assaIn 81 tho bualnsas men
ur SsUh T"untTy and the lssuah"a 10y
.ovsrntnents ~ rorIaIn brnda aasinnt
those aEHsts ~hIUh you'd he In tho nn
tura "r c"lIstsTsI guarantee "f
paYuont for purchases made In foralan
q, nunirloa Tho plan do~a not apply
ouhrr To Garnsny ~ Itu-zia. Ths or
HCultY 81 Including GotmanJ 10 that her
aRNata are morN or IsHu pledged AZ rep
aratI"nr 10 France Similarly on ac.
count - tho chaotic condition OF Rus
dan politics. and tho unwlllinEnsas OF
tho powers 70 deal with tho Bolshsylk
government tradn with Russia has been
at Standstlll.
Tho Viewpoint hero. howevsr. is
closer to that held b. tho British than
tho French. When Mr.. Lloyd Goorge
says that politically ne Is no more
sympathetic with Germany than hs was
during the war but that the amount
Germany can pay Is not n sentimental
but a practical question. his ideas find
s, ready echo IN American official cir
sles Tho French and British have
developed strained relations on this
point and until the Washington con-
ference produced deadlock on tho
submarine issue. the disposition was To
Iakq 81 Tuurs or loss indtfferent Wow
toward tho French British split the
dTift lately has Loen 10 -uprorI tho
britiah contention that e"onU'ni,s 10
construction aan neFtr no a"'oIniil sh ell
thTuuah p"litIaI "bIS"tISGs. bat Ii'I""s Il
aIa atsiiaI ~.Snpinsti"n "f Ihs s."n"nil.
rstts La the " hole oil iuaii iiOn
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NEGRO MURDER DESPERATE CORNERED BY
POLICE OF THREE STATES AFTER Wild RIDE
WITH CHAUFFEUR WHO MAKES HIS ESCAPE
Alleged Slayer Of Two New
York Detectives, Disguised
In Woman's Apparel,
Forces Taxi-Driver to Aid
Gctaway-Running Out Of
Gas Brings Sensational
Climax.

Trenton, y. J.. Jan. 8.-Surrounded by
Now Jersey and Pennsylvania state po-
llce near FallslnSton. Pa. r. few miles
from this city. and with Now York and
Trenton police on guard, tho capture OF
Luther Boddy.~the young negro who Is
alleged TO have killed two Now York
detectives, Thursday night. Is momen-
tn rily expected. He In believed to be
cornered In n small area. following a
dash carly this morning in r taxicab
from Jersey City TO Trenton. with a re-
volver At tho head of tho taxi driver
In womAa's Attire.
Boldly. attirsd in womon's clothing.
eluded tho vigilance OF tho New York
police. and made his way to tho Hudson
tube terminal In Now York late last
night. where he engaged Adam Adubato.
a taxi driver. OF Newark. TO take HIN 10
Jersey City. There Boldly In dnclnrod
10 have revealed himself Ia tho tail
driver as Poddy. tho murderer. after
having throa tened him with revolver.
and after robbinE the driVor OF about
pl.75, all tho money no had.
Adubato. according TO the story he
told Chief OF Police Culliton hors to
day. wan commanded by Boldly nj Jor-
noy City 70 taxa the road to Phlladel-
phin. The negro. no said. frequently
threatened him with tho revolver and
demanded spsd, declaring that there
was a reward OF $4,000 for him. and II
ho had 20 go no did not care who
went with him.
The Drivers Esoaps- -
Boldly. according TO tho driver said
he wanted to get into Canada.
After passing Trenton. Adubato ran
out Of gas. Tho negro compelled him
to stop u car going towards Langhorne.
Ia, telling Adubnto to ask for gas. and
saying II no made n faEe move II would
be his last Instead OF asking for gas.
however. Adubato jumped on tho run
ring board OF tho other car and exclaim-
cd:
For uGds sake step on the gar. I've
a murderer in my car and he wants to
ket both OF us"
without moro arguing the other driver
Jumped his car ahead. followed by a
bullet from Boddy's revolver which
a, Ashed a headlight. Needless OF low
cred gates al cTossins OF tho fhila-
dslphia 4 Heading railway. tho strange
driver dashed ou ana sniaahsd through
Tho aatss Ia tho other aide. just 40 -"
aspIsas train ~ri.soI past A.. .osf"'d
Valley AduhsI" tslsphonsd the Trenton
.r.Iia. .nd @ mao hunt ~sa "raahlsad
To- capture the Fugitive FROM Justice
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NEWBERRY5 FATE IN OWN HANDS;
MUCH DEPENDS ON SPEECH TODAY
Michigan Senator Whonc little
L. Conlcalcd. Will Answer
Questions, But No "CroHn-
Examining Tactics Arc TO
Be Permitted.

WnrhIurinn inn r Dchn,- In tho
rorato uu tho rirhr uf Truman a. Now.
hcrrv In hold - scat In that body wns
cxrcctod to reach a climax tomorrow.
when Mr.. Nowhorry plans 10 'ako the
n"nr 10 defend himself against the
charrcs "r corruption In tho Michigan
elections.
The senator whose claim is being con
tested by Henry Ford, his Democratic
opponent. on the ground that about
$3.50. 900 was spent 10 win the nomina.
ton and election. will rend IL prepared
speech and. according to present plans.
will then submit to questions by any
senator. 50 long as the queries arc fe"-
sOnahlc.
Senators havo been warned by Sen
ainr Spencer Republican. Of Missouri
chairman II the elections committee.
and Senator Townsend. Mr. Newherryh
,uIloarIio from Michigan. that no "cT"aa
examining tacticn" win lie permitted.
Extended Defense.
Din,ursinn Of the ,uhG Will d" on q"
nniruw under nn agreement limiting
,,,h ,rI,uinI 10 ono hours speech Oh
the main nuhla"t az any amendments.
LuI leaders declared tonight that shpulh
NJ, NewhoIIY need m"ro li'na nH""'ni'
IIuu ar tho ..nnaruI agreement 0hYlnunlY
would 10 ir"t"H'h "un n''orl"h 1h"
sounInI'n suno, l. u wau indicated. w"nlh
-, ,rry Iunro than ~ h"ur. nvon WIN
nmi luI",Irrtl"rn
Inndrru Iu tho night 4" put Through
tho ,or"IuiI"u whl'h would h""lnTa M
Nowhorry - 10 tho duly allotted rnnn'"r
from Ml'hlPnn ray frankly ih"' mu'h
dorrndr "u hls proE"rin'lou OF tho rhH".
and whllH confident Ihnt tho resolutions
will carry. they insert that hn VIII or
for couvln'lur prgumcui concerning hlH
Iark Of knowIcdgo of tho activities ot
HE campaIFn committee.
Tho scnnio fnccs probably n fun week
rr discussion OF tho controversy, which
had It's inception In tho Michigan slec-
tions or 1918. In which II is said Tresi-
don't Wilson urged Henry Ford TO par
ticlpatc.
Chairman HILLS Attack.
Many senators have slgnified their In
tcntion Of addressing the senate and
pruSpcrt for Il vote before Jatc In inc
week Is not hopeful leaders said tonight.
Although under tho agreement Note
may be called for any time after to-
m"rruW.
Chairman INN Of tho Democratic
national committee. In IL statement to-
might "n the Hcwberry ""he. Issued
through the ."InmitIoe'h publicity
h,lrat here. do,iaiod that 'hii""si Ia
..,rIllia AGO the mo~s 'ep",ih that tho
,,,,id,nI l., even ien0teiy unIne tho
n,.,,ni innnon,o 81 hia sIGai "Hho 4"
r,.I li, uIa,,t l.. I.e,",.Inr v"l""Ia'y
h".",.l,, oIImesn nnh 'ms'eh? 1" """"
,l,. ih, g.. ,I..r II .ID,.il"u '."'' 'npil""
~" .el"IE...' 81 "'"h '"''"I''i''" """
,.i,. .,..,,l. ,.Ilu.i,.0I L.. hnII, fade, al "a"
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REPUBLICAN LEADERS SEEKING
MEANS To FINANCE THE BONUS

senate leaders had today an outline OF
a program for the senate which indioat-
cd that, nfter disposing OF the New
berry contest and the proposed amend
ment to tho federal reserve act, action
nrst would be sought on the foreign
debt funding measure. Tho soldier
bonus bill was slated as next In hno'
and with provisions for payment depend
ent largely by the final form OF the
debt funding legislation. Republican
party conferences on each or hess
questions are scheduled for the near
future. II was understood.
Following the bonus bill. senators Saio.
either the tariff or tho treaties produces
by the arms conference would be me
senates work. Some senators did nos
believe the tarin bin would be ready 20
take third place IL line. while others
declared that tho import tax schsduiss
would hs completed by February 10, .
dat. which thay believed would -
earlier than tho treaties would be SUD
miiied No reasons for tho bsiist we're
DnsIsh
MasaiAS DO -0Hsssess.
r,..Ideni tt..dIns ~.s. said u. hI,S.
Il. dl.a,sd ~. sis~ inai """s'sssts1r
..am.h..s ,h.msslv.s sh""id T"'1lsk W.
r.,,i""ip,iy "t"p formulating psIlrseN,
l., .,r.-..h I. Je.l'. W -" "1pstats!
n.",.t.y w..k- suggested hst the dA-
h-,.J nw.stipn- should he htown lntc
r.rty r-u-u- IN both housss, snH that
III. majority. having 80 developed is
own vi.ws, should proceed 10 enact
legislation accordingly. forcing Tsoaioi-
trants into line.
Objections To this plan OF procedure
wsre voiced. II was said, by both house
and senate participants TO the ooafsr'
oncs Operations Of considerable num-
her OF western Republican senators, AZ
ISOLATED In tho agricultural bloc. thoue1
embarrassing to tho administrator, j
was also represented by their ssoo0A
were dictated not by hostility - @e
Harding administration. but 6y poliocei
sentiment In their own stntes WhieA
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Hooyors views.

Economic recovery OF the states In
eastern and southeastern Europe tand
consequently a considerable fraction OF
our own and OF world cOmmercc) IS de-
pendent upon each state erecting:
"(l) A balance In taxation and ex-
pendItur-.
"(D Currency reorganization and sta
biliEation.
80, Wisa control OF their exports
and Imports
"tn Credits for reproductive pur-
poses
~ Ia hopeless to expect that private
capital VIII extend credits for exports
10 these states upon any systemAtic
tuais until the nrst three haVo been
complied win ruGtheImoIc. attamPtH
to secure these Ik,s~ vital TefoTms by
action through SsII"uA s"Ne' h"'onlh
ruGeIsn Iu Ihan Ttshs bsihH w'a'heh
go, ~. to.ha 81 ,"nfIIotins p"Iiii'a oil
IsaIlvss uf su.h H"NsIn"s"i1
The Is, NuIsn pian p'"r"A"s !" -
alllta,s credits f"T S.p"'ia by ~" "tW
aary pr"osssss at b1al"a-s f'ss Ira"
poHtiSsk ssIoa, ~hsn thss" 'hrss r''
mary Ssfofn,a have bssn initls'sd. TA's
should ASt 80 great pfSsa"r" \" ne
nuFs Ihs reforms aud ia n"o"rnpllHh-
,rAnt ~ OF "r~s rir~-lsnIha ~ tho hat
ua ror rehabilitation ~ 'rohits n"h
,ommrrro With these stn'sS
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World Relief
Plans Being
Crystali'zed
BY DAVID LAwRENCn
by Tho 1ntelllgencer.,

Warrington. Jan. 8.-Economic re-
construction in Europe cannot como
too soon 10 please the United states
government and while tho issuance OF
an Invitation 70 America 70 attend tne
bLx economic conference TO DO held In
Genoa, Italy, implies very llttle At this
time. nevertheless opinion IL cryscans-
ing thR, tho real plan Tor world reller
must como out OF French and Erltlsh
diplomacy.
Primo Minister Lloyd Georges en-
phasIs on tho necessity OF Europe help
ing Itself without depending TOO much
on America Is looked upon hero as
direct seuuol or tho Washington con-
ference. Tho British representatives
horo have not failed To keep the prime
minister posted or tho ofrolal Wow oil
tho American government. ana IL In
alKnlncAnl that In tho worry rrat speech
no has made 10 tho auprome council no
haa recognized tho practical aspect OF
AmerIca'r position and urged the Franch
and other continental nations tn get
together on n European plan that VIII
merit outside Hupport.
Tho IritIah government waS told In
formally not vary long ago by Sscrotary
Hoover what seemed TO bo tho esHsntial
to economic roconHtruction apart OF
course, from tho vital question OF ro-
ducsd military and naval armamenA
Mr.. Hoover expressed his Views orally
NJ frst and then summarized theR In
writing for tho British an follows;
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