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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-09-01
NOTICE!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
the Board of Directors of the Caldwell
Irrigation District will meet as a
Board of Correction of the 1922 assess
ment rolls of the District, at it's office
at Caldwell. Idaho, on the Goth day
of September, 1922, at 1000 o'clock a.
m. of said day and will continue in
session from day to day as long as
may be necessary, not exceeding five
Dated this list day of September.
1922.
j. l.. ISENBERG,
Secretary, Caldwell Irrigation District.
73-75-77
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NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL, ETC.
In the Probate Court of the County
of Canyon. State of Idaho.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Henry

In the Matter Of the Estate of Henry
w. Robinson, Deceased.
Pursuant to an Order of said Pro-
bate Court, made on the twenty-first
day of August. 1922. notice is hereby
Of September A. D., 1922. at ten o'clock
a. m. (Mountain Time). of said day at
the Court Room of said Court at the
Court House in the City Of Caldwell:
as the time and place for proving the
VIII of said Henry w. Robinson de-
ceased. and for hearing the application
of Anna NJ Robinson for the issuance
to her of Letters Testamentary when
and where any person Interested may
appear and contest the same.
Dated August 81, 1929.
(SEAL) GEO. NJ STOVEL,
Aug 25-Sept 4 -4-S-12 Clerk.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
SURROUNDING TERRITORY

at the James Gwinn home.
r. w. T. Wright made trip to Ham
NETT last Wednesday, going by the way
of Barber, he returned Friday
Little Virginia Floyd returned to her
home in Boise, Friday, after weeks
visit at the home of her great aunt,
Mrs. l.. A. Whittle.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gwinn and fam
lily attended farewell party Saturday
evening at the Franklin church, for
the pastor, who is leaving for the east
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Northern Division

via Middleton, Star and Eagle:
1880 a. m, $50 a. M, 1880 a. m,
80 p. m, $3.50 p. m, $50 p. m. $3.50
p. m, 7:3o p. m, $3.50 p. m. and 1l:30
p. m. Qor Star and intermediate points
only.)
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-09-01

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the Annual School Election of indie
pendent School District No. %, County
of Canyon, State of Idaho, will be held
on Tuesday, the fifth day of Septem-
Der, 1922 and the polls at said cleo
ton will be open between the hours
of 100 o'clock p. m. and 500 o'clock
d. M (Meuntain Time) on said day,
for the purpose of electing two trust
ees to serve for a term of three years
each.
The name or names of all candidates
for Trustee, shall be filed with the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-09-01

served at each stop At late hour
the travellers returned to the Beal porch
for dancing
Mrs. Henry Shaffer and children and
Mrs. F. NJ Sanders and daughter.
Ruth spent Friday at the home of Mrs
Skaters mother Mrs. Miller, near
Nampa.
: Mrs. A. B. Boeck is entertaining her
mother from Denver Colorado.
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Clerk of the Board of Trustees at least
six days prior to the day of election,
excluding the day of election.
All persons residing North and West
Of Tenth Street shall vote at the City
Hall, and all persons residing South
and East of said street shall vote at
the High School In said district.
ALFRED F.. STONE,
71-72-73-74-c Clerk.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-09-01
TIME TABLE.
Boise Valley Traction Co
Effective June Is, 1922
Southern Division

Cars will leave Caldwell for Boise
via Nampa and Meridian:
7:05 a. m, $3.50 a. m, 1880 a. m,
1880 p. m, 2:30 p. m, $3.50 p. m,
$50 p. m, $50 p. m, $50 p. m, and
1890 p. m.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-09-01
ALIAS SUMMONS

On Foreclosure OF Mortgage, In the
District Court OF the Seventh Judi
cial District of the State of Idaho,
In and for Canyon County.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL ELEC-
TON IN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. %, CANYON COUN-
TY IDAHO.
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1919
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20

Lutes, brother Of D. C. 1.utes. local
undertaken. who died at his home Oh
Bowmans ridge yesterday mofn'"s,
Will he held Friday afternoon ~
O'Clock. Burial will be maze III VIC
Bwman's Ridge cemetery.
The deceased was G5 years old ana
had spen. his entire life in this city
Stamping works TO stop.
Operations at the United States
Stamping works will suspend toV one
week during the Christmas hol'aaSs'
Work Will be resumed on January -
1928.
Glass Factory 70 Close.
The Fostorla Glass WORKS VIII vs.
continue operations for ono weeN W..
Ing the holidays. The plant VIII resume
work again about January :.
Hecuntv Funeral Incomplete.
Funeral services for the late William
McGinty, ~. who died a, his late nome
on lumber avenue at . o'clock yeSIer-
dav morning as result OF compi!ca-
tons brought on by old age are lncom-
pletc. By occupation the deceased was
a painter and photographers tuneral
ARRANGEMENTS will be announced later'
Moundsville Briefs.
Miss OlSa Lewis. student at Mead
willie. Pa. is spending the christmas
vacation with, her parents. i" NJ. Lewis
on Tenth ST.
Edna and Lola McMasters, of Western
Ave. are suffering from severe attack
of tons,litis.
Mrs. VILLA G!vens. who has been the
guest Of relatives at Cameron for the
past few days. returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs ". II. Johnson. OF Sher-
herdstown. are the guests OF the'r
daughter. Mrs. c. c. Bardoll OF lh""
Street.
Mrs. Albert McMasters and daughter
Apal. OF Hundred. who have been the
guests OF their brother-!n-law. Lee Nc
Masters, returned to their home.
Chalmer Ault OF Elyris. Ohio. VINO
has been the guest of friends mere !ett
for his home Tuesday.
Miss Leila Moore. OF Parkersburg. Is
spending the Christmas vacation with
her parents on Fourth st.
Howard Wyatt Of First ST. IS very
III Of Group.
Randall Crow. OF Oxford College. Is
spending Christmas vacation here with
friends and relatives.
]. Cross, Of I.ittleton. who has oeen
the guest OF his daughter. Mrs. Lee
NcMasters. for the past week, returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs, Eunice Scott, and Miss Almer
waymar Of Cameron. were the guests
OF friends and relatives here.
Kenneth Gregory and Clarence Barth.
students at st. Edward College are
spending their Christmas vacation mere,
Earl Chambers. Of Oxford, u. ~
spending the Christmas vacation here
with his parents on Second st.
James Sigafoose, student OF Miami
Military School Germantown. Pa, Is
spending Christmas vacation here. with
his parents on Tomlinson Ave.
Miss Alice Higgins. Of Seventh St"
Is i'll OF grippe.
Master Lelan Ray. OF First St.. Is
very III Of Group.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Hughes. OF Shady
side. Ohio. are the guests OF friends ana
relatives here.
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MOuNDSVIlLE
FAMOUS AVIATOR
HERE FOR NIGHT
Lieut.. John =. Necrsady, OF 1ecoof
Ptsld, Dayton, Quest OF Capt. Sim
ontn, LEGAL Flyer

Lieut.. John T. McCrcady. holder or
mdny world aeroplane records Was
visitor in Moundsviiie last night nav
inG stopped here late yesterday AFTER
noon enroute 10 Boiling Field. Amacos-
ia. n. {. from McCook Field Dayton. a.
where he is permanently stationed. NC
Crcady Is one OF the most famous h'ers
!n the world having broken the aItituus'
speed and uon-sto2 light reSorHS N
1921.
lie Is dying dit ship. ;ype piano
he uses in ali his notwithstanding lights
MCCceady spent last night the guest -
Capt \. Z. Stmonin. IN charge or Lang
IN Aviation Field. He will no pom early
This morning on the last leg or his
light TO Boiling Field.
Urges Enlargement
In statement issued yesterday FIRE
Chief A. 2. Hammond denounces those
who would criticise the Moundsville tire
department and urges an enlargement
OF the department to point where II
can be moro efficient and properly take
care OF the needs OF city the size OF
Mouudsville. The fire chief points out
there are now only two employees in the
department both of whom must take the
responsibility upon themselves that
larger forces shoulder in other cities no
larger than Monndsvillc.
Lrtss Funeral
Funeral services for the late John j..
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WELLSBURC
JURY D|SACREES IN
SCHWERTFEGER TRIAL

Tho charge OF selling liquor lodged
AGAINST Ralph SChwertfeRer was given
an airing In Mayor Krafts court oefors
n Jury Of six and resulted IN a hung
Jury. schwertfcger was arrested last
saturday evening whom police Flsieeu
his place Of business, tho Ven Ray res
taurant on Main street. and found sew
eral empty bottles and jars but did not
locate any wet goods.
Testimony was introduced by the
state, represented by James Wilkln'
tending to show that the officers made
two visits to SchwertfeBer's restaurant
and that the liquor was disposed OF VIA
the sink. which Issued forth very
strong odor OF moon shine.
Johnnie Fellows was the states prin-
cipal witness and testified that ne mao
been employed by Schwerteger for tha
purpose of selling liquor. He admitted
that no sold quite bit and that some
Of II had been disposed OF TO men who
we're then attending the trial. but tho
prosecutor neglected TO ask him TO name
any Of his customers. A ripple OF in
spread over the court room
following Fellows statement. Fellows
testified that he obtained the liquor
from near Fourth street. and that
Schwcrtfeger paid him ten dollars per
week for his services.
Schwertfeger testified that the bottles
and quart Jars were used IN connection
with his restaurant business and that
they did Dot contain any liquor. lie
denied that Fellows had been In his en-
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~, and news Of his death comes as
shock to his many friends.
Funeral services will be held from
| his late home on Thursday afternoon at
two o'clock. Rev. c. w. Cooper and Rev.
l. F. Leeper. being in charge. inter-
ment will he made in the Union Ceme-
| terry in st. Clairsville
Probate Court
George Martin. deceased. Notice TO
next OF kin returned by Sheriff or Je1-
ferson County and filed. endorsed with
return Of service. Cause continued.
Clara Kirkpatrick. DECEASED. Order
Of sale OF personal property ~. 3
Bond returned and filed, endorsed with
return Of sale Sale confirmed and
| record ordered.
Lydia Hazel Hughes. deceased. Dist.
account filed. approved and recorde Or
cred. Administrator discharge.
James S. Hynes. Assignment. Answer
ana cross petition of the nnie-keyser
! Company filed. Private sale Of property
described in petition here In ordered or
! der issued and cause continued.
Grazia Casella, as Guardian OF Nina
! Casella. ct al VS.. Her Wards et Al. bonu
100000 filed and approved.
Realty Deeds
! Joseph A. Jones and anna Jones 10
Laura O. Slack. Tract OF land in ieas
| Township Consideration $1,000.
| Charles D. Keyser ct al to Ada Is.
/ Grella. Tract OF land in Bcllaire. Con
| Sderation $1,000.
w. M Johnson and Ora r. Johnson to
| Bert Rankin and Lulu Rankin. Lot NO.
! 10 McGregor's I'd addition to Shady
| side. Consideration $1,000.
Edward Virtue and Anna virtue to B.
NJ. Thomas and Lulu Myrtle Thomas
| Ferrv Com
sideration $1,000.
Joseph Trosak to Mary Trosak. Tract
Of land in Bellaire. Consideration Woo
Marriage License
I John Henry Norman. age 20. team
! stcr Of Wheeling and Goldic liazel Con-
man. age IS. OF Bellaire. Rev. J. II,
Palmer performer the ceremony.
! Divorce Suits Filed
/ Dorothy p McGec VS.. James A. Nc
! Gee. Action for divorce on the grounds
Of wilful absence. Attorney X. W.
Seherter represents the rlaintn.
! Anna Podmaka vs. Wendell Fodmakh
Action for divorce and alimony on the
grounds Of extreme cruelty. Attorney
II T TYLER represents the plaintiff.
Motion for New Trial ovsrruled
In the case OF the State OF OHIO w.
| William Tigslcbeck. recently found
! ruilt yor assault In Common Pleas
| Court, Judge Cowen yesterday over
ruled the defendants motion for ne"
trial and sentenced Tigglcback to pay
Y fine OF $4,000 and costs.
Court Adjourns
Judge W. w. Cowen adjourned the
Fall term OF Common Pleas Court yes
terday morning at eleven o'clock: There
will be no more court until the sth dHS
Of January, 1923. at which time the
Spring term OF court will convene.
| Haks sale
| The Child's Conservation League Will
! hold a bake sale on Saturday afternoon
of this week in the waiting room o. inc
Rcd Bus Line. The proceeds from the
sale will be used to buy Christmas hIK'
cts.
! st. clairsvills Bri6s
/ Attorney w. V. Campbell or eTidge-
mort was in town on business YESTERDAY
/ county Commissioner elect Jonn
shrv, Of Belmont was a st. ClairsViiie
visitor Tuesday.
Attorney II. G. Pratt Of Martins Ferry
! was n business caller here yesterday.
| II. r. Tyler. Bellaire attorney. was IN
81, Clairsville on business yesterday
afternoon.
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ploy. but stated that he merely wanteo
10 help the fellow out because he was
half starved and decided TO feed him,
ut the same time offering him place
TO sleep.
400 Gallons Of Wine.
Prohibition Officer Charles Miller. as
sisted by state police. visited the nome
OF Guy Bontibuos in Follansbee on Mon
day afternoon and confiscated 400 gal-
tho plans Of Bontibuos for the Christ
Ions OF wine, thus completely wrecKins
mas holidays. BontIbuos IS said TO have
admitted selling the wine. OFFICERS de-
stroyed the supply and brought their
, prisoner to the county Jail and later he
wa. turned over to the federal author
tiles.
Family Fight.
Row Coss OF Green's Run was arrest
cd on Monday evening by Offlcer
Charles Miller and formally charged
with assault upon his father-tn-ia"'
Sam Ranaska. whom Coss ID alleged 70
have attacked with a knife. He posted
a forfeit for his appearance at a later
date and later in the evening Otticer
Miller was again called to the RanasKa
residence, where he learned that Ran-
,ska had taken up the battle against
his wife, 10 he was brought to jail.
Tho boiler which provides heat Tor
the court house became defective aboa.
3 O'Clock Tuesday morning and VII!
have TO be replaced.
Miss Vcrna Harvey OF Manassas. Va,
Ia homo TO spend the holidays with rela-
tives here.
Kenneth Montgomery OF Michigan
has arrived homo for the holidays.
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ST. CLAIRSV|LLE
CHARLES PICKERING
DEAD At HOME WEST
Of ST. CLAIRSv|LLE

John Charles Pickering. died at his
home west Of 81. Clairsvlllc yesterday
morning At $50. following a ten dsyS
illness.
Mr.. Pickering was the son Of Elijah
and Reeecca Pickering and was born
near Bannock. Ohio, on November 25.
1885. In 1850 his parents moved to the
farm west OF st. Clairsville, where the
deceased has made his home ever since.
On March 81. 1872. he was united In
marriage to Hannah Cecilia Hatcher.
three children being born to the unnn.
they being: Ellis II. Pickering. st.
Clairsville. Mrs. Stella LAntz. OF west
OF town. and Mrs. Lorain Caldwell Of
Bannock. Besides his wife and three
children. the deceased Is also survived
by seven grandchildren.
Mr.. Pickering was member OF the
local Methodist church. having brought
his letter to that church a number Of
years ago from the Quaker church, OF
which he was a member since childhood.
While tho deceased has spent his
whole life IN this community. he was
very we'll known all over Belmont Coun-
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Mrs. Iva White, have gons to Canton,
O., to spend q couple Of weeks WIN
their son and brother. James Skaggs
Miss Grace Thompson and Earl
Thompson. students at Swarthmore' "a.
arc guests Of their parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. D. E. Thompson. They arrived
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. Fraser have gone
to Canada for an extended visit with
his parents and other relatives. MT.
Fraser is assistant cashier OF the Union
National bank and has been granted
leave Of absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ryan Of Sharon,
Pa. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. I. W
BELL while enroute from . visit WIN
Mr.. Ryan's brother, E. 4. Ryan OF MHn-
eta. Mr.. Ryan Is q former resident OF
Sistersville. and was for nine yeaHs .
councilman from tho First ward.
Miss Ruth Boughner. who Is teach
er ip tho Ypsilarti Normal. In Michigan,
is spending several days with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Boushner.
Mrs. Charles Dott and little daughter
Margaret and Mrs. E. H. Brooks were
shopping in wheeling Saturday.
Miss Blanche Smith OF Wheeling Is
the guest OF her sisters, MIS-. w. X.
Keyser and Mrs. J. II. Thornton
Attorney Walter 8. Sugden. who at
tended the Bethand booster banquet at
the Mcclure hotel Saturday night. has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew.llyn wells and
daughter. Miss Helen, will leave We'd
nesday for Huntington. where they will
he guests OF Judge and Mrs. ]. s.. Mar
cum. Mrs. Wells Is tho daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcum.
Mrs. E. F.. Hartman returned Sunday
evening from a few days visit with her
mother. Mrs. John Schwacker Of st.
Marys.
Mrs. Charles Reicherter and LITTLE son
are guests of relatives and friends in
Wheeling.
Miss Betty Jane Lane returned today
from Marietta, where she was tho guest
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BENWOOD. II
&c
union HIGH PLAYS
TRIADELPHIA TONIGHT

Union will meet Triadelphia this eve
ming on the Philadelphia floor. This
will b. the second game OF the seseuu
The Union team was defeated by Shady
side last Friday evening by the score
Of .9-26. 1t was good game and both
sides had an equal chance to WIN until
the last minute Uf play. The game Win
Trladelphia will no doubt be good one
n. the teams arc we'll matched.
Ladies' AID Meeting.
Members Of the Ladies' Aid society
Of the First VI. F.. church met last eve
ming in the church, where they held
their regular weekly business session.
After the business Of the evening had
been disposed Of n social hour was en-
joyed.
TO GIVE Entertainment. -.
Plans are being made TO give aN en-
tertainmcnt IN the First NJ. e. church
Monday evening. Rehearsals are being
held several times week In prepara-
ton for the affair which is expected
to be one Of tho biggest Of the year as
all classes of the Sunday school are to
take part.
K. Of =. Meeting.
Members Of the X. Of p. met in their
hall on Main street last evening, where
session. After the business Of the eve
ming had been disposed Of an hour OF
drill was held.
Hold Special Meeting.
Members OF the Industrial circle OF
the First n. E. church Will hold a
special meeting In the church this eve
ming after tho prayer meeting service
has been dismissed. Several matters
pertaining to tho waltare OF the society
will be taken UP. after which the routine
business will be disposed Of.
Receive first Pay.
The first pay day in two years will
be received by the men Of the River
side plant Friday. This pay will come
in good time for many who will be able
to purchase their Christmas things.
Many Of the men will draw short pays.
Very few will have the full time IN but
the pay will be large enough for ma y
Of the needs and some luxurles as well.
Bsnwood Briefs.
Mrs. Newton Of Main street Is some
improved from here recent illness.
Walter Brandon has accepted a posi-
ton with the National Tube company
Harry Crawford has returned from
Powhatan. where be spent some time
visiting relatives.
John NekA ska left yesterday for CO.
lumbus. where he has accepted posi-
ton with tho Columbus Beverage COM
pany.
Miss Helen .Mobley has returned
homo from Morgantown. where she Is
attending tho university Of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Mikels OF Pitts
burgh returned home after spending
several days hero visiting friends.
Mrs. Anna Masters Of Main street Is
recovering from her recent illness.
Miss Margaret Wilson Of Marshall
street returned home from Charleston,
where she spent some time visiting
friends
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WOULD EXCLUDE THE
DESTRUCTIVE FLIES

Washington. DEC. ia strong 80
for an effective quarantine or other -
strictions TO prevent the introdDcttpn
Of the Meditsrranean ana other auit
files into the United states IN inIefts
ed fruit and vegetables was made 70 me
federal horticultural board today By 9
united California delegation. conpossa
Of representatives Of every branch Of
the fruit industry there. -
It was supported by Florida. repre-
ssnted by J. II. Montgomery. Of the stste
plant board. and by West Virginia, rep.
resented by H. ". Miller. OF the WIS.,
V,rKinia horticultural society.
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MN|ECHEA
Al DAY DsWto1.

Members Of the Ladies' Aid society Of
the First Christian church will meet In
the church Thursday where they will
hold their regular weekly all day ses-
sion. Quilting and needlework will be
the features Of tho days diversion. The
proceeds will be used by the ladies for
til. purpose Of redecorating the church.
AipAa Alpha Club XsS0aS.
Members Of the Alpha Alpha club
Will meet Thursday evening At the home
Of Misses Virginia and Margaret Lukens
of Tenth street whore they will enjoy a
social evening. A program has been ar
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ovAr the weekend et frseoAs
Lane conducts q beauty parlof her1 81
I'd Gorby Of wheeling has Estu
home after attending to business 80
tiers here .p.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Lazsar rsenAtN:
this evening from wheeling. weesei
they spent The day.
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S|STERSvILlE

Slstersvills, Dec. 1s.--Miss Cora
Thaw. accompanied by her sisters. Mrs.
J. Morton Harper OF Marietta, spent
today in Wheeling.
Mrs. John Skaggs and her daughter.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-09

take whatever steps necessary to
protect interstate commerce"
Buffalo. n. Y.-One striker shot
and probably fatally injured by
railway guard.
Des Mo!nes. Iowa-Eight import
ed strikebreakers arrested or
charges Of vagrancy.
Jefferson City. Mo-Gov. Hyd.
asked to protect strikebreakers In
Kansas City shops of Kansas City
Southern Railroad by nnobilizins
troops.
Topeka, Kans.-Union leaders ar.
rested on charges of violation Of
the Kansas Industrial Court law.
Peru, Ind.-Eight imported strike.
breakers driven from city. Appea
TO Gov. McCray for troops refused
Bloomington. Ill-Strikebreak
forced to quit following visit BY
strikers.
Springfield, Ill.-Injunction pre.
venting strikers from interferins
with workers at Galesburg anC
Beardstown granted by Judge Fitz.
henry
The Washington herald., 1922-07-09
PARLEY AT HAGUE
SWINGS IN CIRCLE
Russians Still Hold Con
cessions, Demanding
Gains.

THE HAGUE. July S.-After sew
eral clashes over their diversing
principles as to national economy,
the Russian and aIiied experts have
swung around In a circle. ending
virtually where they began on the
question of the restitution OF prop
erty.
From Maxim Litvinofrs seemingly
categorical rejection of the prin-
ciple of restitution and NJ Kras-
sins milder after-remsrk that "in
actual practice many properties
might be restored IL the conference
agreed" only one definite fact
stands out. Thu Russians are still
using their properties as pawns TO
obtain concessions. This was their
position at Genoa, and having failed
thus far to obtain what they want
they are still holding on to their
pawns
The word tilt has left the situa-
tion exactly where II was when the
delegation left Moscow on April 10
Then the Russians went to Genoa
with the determination of using
conhscated property as expediency
required. They proposed to make
returns when they could see an i'm.
mediate and direct gain for them
selves. otherwise they would retain
the properties until they could hand
them over to some one who could
help them.
Discarding all questions of prin-
ciple. the Kremlin dictated itself
to its present policy of opportun-
ism. hoping to find enough business
men willing to come in on that
basis.
Copyright. 1917