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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21

Leeds. England Oct. 2o.--(Ey The
Associa ted Press "A great crowd well
coined David Lloyd George and his
party on their arrival here by special
train tonight, Mr.. Lloyd George dcltN-
cred five speeches at various railway
stations on the way here from London.
and everywhere was greeted warmly.
At Wellinhorough the retiring pre-
mier compared himself 10 Lord Chan
ning who once represented that con-
stituency. Charming. he said. had
fought many similar battles for liberty
and fair play.
Il invite your support IN battle for
national interests" Mr.. Lloyd George
told an audience a. kcttcring.
At Leicester he said:
You probably have heard that they
do not like me az the Carlton ciuh.
That fact seems 20 have added tn the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
CHIEF j, 8, FLYERSAVES LIFE
BYLEAP|NG IN PARACHUTE

To a cement walk. He was bruised ana
scratched and was removed to tho Nc
Coon Field hospital. where phykSians
reported his condition not serious.
The accident Is believed to have bSeh
caused by weak wing support. Tne
plane was thrown into nose dive ~
height Of about 500 feet Harris real.
Ted that he was too near earth to right
the machine and took the only avenue
Of escape In jumping.
Harris won the light commercial phase
event in the aeronautfcal races u D.
troit last week. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
P1GaLY wIaaLY VERDICT.

Richmond. Va. oct. GA. jury in
United states district court her" to-
day returned verdict of SllH.6I5
against the PigEIy Wiggly stores. Inc,
defendant in breach Of contract suit,
in which the Franklin Sugar Refining
company. n Pennsylvania corporation.
was the plaintiff.
Tho suit involved tho sale Of approx
mately 1000 barrels Of sugar, which
tho plaintiff contracted 10 buy In the
summer of 1920 at 22ls cents per pound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
Kpma|iSt Police Have
Entered C0nStantinop|e

CoretantinOple. Oct. GA detatch-
men; nr 100 Kcmalist Gcndarm;c landed
this afternoon n, the Scmhoul water
front. Tho men were chccred by crowds
as they marched through the streets 10
the -. Sophia Mosque.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
Big fire LOSS

camden. y. J. Oct. @O.-Fire tonight
caused damage when may run in'S
hundreds Of thousand Of dollars at a
building on the Delaware river 'up!ed
as a soap factory by wilson X Com
pany and J. Eavens"n u COMPANY. a
general alarm was turned in' OUT the
SIaze sprcad so rapidly that il was also
,ocnssarv to summon additional aid
I,o, nearby towns , The blaze was
,.tsih,c for miles up and down the river.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21

Chauak. Oct. 2h.-Co!oncl kemal BeE
and Major Roine;. respectively Turkish
and French members Of the allied COM
mission 10 the neutral conc narrawlN
+ sea ped death today. in an automobile
accident near the site Of ancient Troy.
Both officers were thrown sideways out
Of an ovcrturning ca: driven by a
Turkish chauffeur. who was travelling
too fast to halt at point where a
hr .,I,,r had been removed over ravine.
Colonel Kcmal and Major Boinct re-
,.f,.T had cuts on the face and arms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21

DAYTON. OHIO. OCT. 20.-tBy The AS
so,,,a,cd Press. THE presence OF mind
~ Lieutenant II. L. Harris. chief Of the
living section at McCook field. probably
saved his life today, when he unstrappcd
his parachute and lcapcd from his fall
ing :,irplan".
II, landed In a grape arhor in III"
ward or tho HON" Of Daniel Rarres, and
Ia. sh.r crashed. completely wrecked,
IN tho rear Yard OF William Clinsman.
nearby.
Tho arhor into which Lieutenant
Harris dropped gave way and hS fell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
Nino ArGignAd,

Those arraigned today were:
"A r. Chrstopherson OF ST. Pau.
president Of the Midway State bank. ST.
Paul
/. F.. Young. Minneapolis. vice pres.-
dent OF the Midway State bank.
Arva Perry, Minneapolis. president OF
Perry & Co.
Staley Mccormick. Minneapolis. vice
president and treasurer Of Stephens &
Co.
Mrs. Helen Mccormick, wife OF Staley
Mccormick.
Allen c.. Bussey, assistant cashier,
State Bank Of Commerce. Minneapolis.
W. II. Bussey. real estate dealer.
Arthur W. Lindbloom. real estate
dealer and bond broker. Minneapolis.
Henry +. Sorlein. Minneapolis.
Pleas OF not guilty were entered by
each Of the defendants when arraiSned
before Judge Page Morris.
Bond in each case was fixed at $4,000.
with the exception OF Mccormick. who
was released on $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21

FOR |RELAGJ
NOT IN DANCER
Lloyd George Regarded As
Sphinx In the Political
Situation.

Constantinorlc. oct. co.-An-
nounCCmCnt oC Premier Lloyd
Georges resignation was re-
cc.vCd with cXultation by the
Turks and French people.
Hamid Bcy. In behalf OF the
Nationalist. declared 1t indicat-
cd great victory for tho Turk
ish cause among the people OF
| England. who refuse longer In
I permit a hahid tnti-TurkCy pol
/ icy Ito govern their relations
with the Near East.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
U. N. ". Organizer Is
Guilty Of Conspiracy

Marlinton. W. Va. Oct. 20.-Gcnrge
Barrett. national ORGANIZER United Mine
Workers of America. District No 80,
was found guilty tonight. as charged
in the indictment un"der the Red Mans
act. for conspiracy 10 take r machine
gun in the labor trouble on Willis
Branch in the spring Of 1921. Tho
penalty is from two TO ten years in
prison.
The trial was brought 10 Pocahontas
county on a change Of venue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
Public Approvs

~ pH"I' AZ ",. whom the
"a u as Sep IN the rias,Is,,o.
Watcher l. must be ameo -.
rypr-!rncn, develops. wheth
power fas been granted the.oo 80
Nttle. whether the persotee ~ 49,
court can be maintained at "i
dard--aN this will dcpenssH
experience Of the next few ipo" ~.
broadly speaking. the laws o. ,.
with the majority and TIL popu
other states has already beduec' ga
When monopolics became plS'ie
thc law Of corporations and Fehsos'
Into being. When labor audf
gins conSpirinc 20 affect prlI i'd' "
supply Of necessities. the sta Hhn '','
and regulates. That's what f''ps ="
done, and one OF her sons, sas ~
tive Hoch. has introduced esenta
rid;ng for a federal COURT ~ pr
same lines. Various states Pug ,ne
u UP. But state protection d IAS H,.e
IA labor controversies Is d puo.o
80 A. u u sess1fss b>s.dsi p mn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
CROWD CHEERS
WHEN VERDICT IS
GIVEN BY JUDGE
Mrs. McNally Falls In Faint,
While Husband Hovers On
the Outskirts.

Hammond. Ind, Oct. 20.-MrS.
Hazel McNally, alleged mother Of
Hammond's "doll baby" twins,
was freed this afternoon Of the
charge Of numbering the mysteri-
Gus infants. Judge Henry c..
Cleveland ruled the state had
failed to prove the infants are not
still alive.
The tweuty-six year old wife,
who has grinned and giggled
four days OF the preliminary hear
ing, while witnesses attempted to
fasten on hcr the charge of double
murder, collapsed with the cheers
of $50 women, applauding her ac-
quittal, ringing in her ears.
Thrilling Climax.
Hundreds Of women and few men
fought their way up the dark stairs to
Hammond's city council chamber an
hour before the door was thrown open
A barrier Of stout oak desks four feet
high had been erected across the room
to block the rush. Behind 1t women.
stood for two hours and half while
three lawyers argued the merits OF
the corpus deficit
Falls in Faint.
Their long wait was rewarded how
ever. by thrilling climax whep judge
Cleveland pronounced his decision. To
the roar OF flashlight barrage and
cheers Of the audience, the defendant
who looks more like 10 and 2S. rose to
her feet, smiled and then fell to the
door, ,-s..,gs-
Lawyers and newspaper men lifted
her TO the table and famed her with
law hooks. while photographers on
tho one side and spectators on the
other. fought for vantage points.
Husband on the Outskirts.
On the outskirts of the crowd.
standing first on one foot and then
on the other. lowered Frank McNally'
the a year old husband. who testified
Yesterday his wife had fooled him for
weeks and had him carry a doll
around under the belief that 1t was
one OF his children.
A half hour later the mystery
mother, disheveled. but smiling, was
belped into an automobile. and lett
for her home in South Bend. surround
ed ty her mother, friends and Attor'
ney Swartz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
WEATHER FORECAST

west virginia and western Pennsyl-
yania: Fair Saturday and Sunday
slowly rising temperature.
Ohio: Fair Saturday knd Sunday;
somewhat warmer Saturday and in
northeast portion sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
state o~

o. faY-reaching In ,oo "a
the states power TO - .ny 20
senial industry and :. r,rs
far This has net been .,..n,
in coal mining. This =,
Kansas by virtue Of ,ra, :,
has over employers "a :, got.
ting from the coal OBJ 81 osenr.
an ma. INC pi,oe Sould not be
ihcredsa over .ne p19?l.
pealed by employers wr,,sn a, ths
future OF the law. .Ja,n,srt Il
20 De maui IN She suprcourt OF The
United States. FOR exo ,hst nr
state can force any -, % nav
wages which ie does NJ, - NV
The contention IS that - ,ron,
ersy from an individu ,.ho,,. d,,s
process OF the law and ontrsrv n
the federal constitution
But the state OF Kan,. .-;,e
20 Aght the case and G.. cnunse'
have been engaged. T,ac;.,on n,
the state supreme cou, obo'5 m.
VALID OF the industff - a, m,
ground that railroads be.r
subject TO regulation an. "a 20 ac.
capt certain schedules 80. a,t
recently the federal cou n.ard IN,
eonstitutionaiity OF the ,sno,ta,,o,
act winch gave INC ses Labo,
board the upo"er |" TN and work
Ing conditions.
employers q" %, .,Ne RESTRICTIVE,
features Of the Kansas ~, her.
again II the power IS a, :, vii
be revoked ny 'he peopie as woult
&c me case u I"'or Or, Ted by TIL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21

Topeka, KanOc;. 20.-Emp,oyers
nave had abos much to say IN
criticism OF thesas industrial court
Law as labor Is. Each cries out
agaNs: res.ric The labor leader
says the right. ike Is impaired and
the state anssthat this is true
only IN iadustrseatial to the pub
lie welfare ane any individual Is
free TO quit wo: must not conspire
with others TO, same.
Taking awayin privileges from
labor has meapr!ving capital OF
Certain righ,st
Any frm or, alton or business.
tor instance. waimits or suspends
~ delays" Ohs and efficient
operation" ,orurpose Of evad;ng
;he purposes oiKansas industrial
law IS subject tre punishment.
/ One section oiar reads that 1T
shall be unlawf, INV person. firm.
or corporation ei hn the operation
O. any such Inc Essential indus
tries being listelfullv to limt. OF
/ cease oreraaoAsre purpose OF linn
sting product onranspor,ation or
, 20 affect prices f'purposs OF avoid
Ing any OF the lions OF this act.
hut any person, OF corporation 80
J engaged may apr said court OF In.
dustriar ENTHUSIASTICALLY to limit
o. cease operatio,tinx the reaacns
therefore and uyrt OF Industrial
relations shall said application
; promptly and Happlication shall
be found 10 hs"ir faith and meri.
,orioyx- authcritynit or cease o,-
9AssSsnn shall be B."
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Bvssykwsr,.

The toregoine-Ahe stat. sweep
ing powers oFSfatial industries.
The theory PACK law Is that IL
lie necessary roT public welfare.
The supreme courlans,, IN a re-
cent decision poin however. that
no firm lis conar 10 operate It's
plant at . loss n0rprohibited from
changing It's busintr from ouittinx
the business IL IT,. n do either
OF the things In Sq,h. not intend
Ing thereby to vtcl provision Of
the act"
IN o'ner WoroS. tployer has the
right 70 QUIT work AS an employe
mas. sut no enpAoA consp!re with
another. 20 HINT pron nor can he
p!at alone ~ aReess by, shutting
down MS Plant shiting produc-
,ior.
Many employers - oybt;nr the
Kansas IA" rear DIVISION. They
arc afraid. as Go: AlIoo savs
tina. such a law nig,,, ,h.;- nroats
and that protiteerin Ii,,itation O,
suspension OF produ lin ha MN.
iShed. The state c., /. .nar-
ing 20 prevent the ,o.a.r, 49,,
abusing the rnonop,.y b.ve y,
tse collective use Of "a worknsn
and 20 erjoin emplo,-or, .hu.,p,
the freedom CT coutra,.L -, -.
enjoyed IN barra min -, Nh
when the public Welt, ,,rca,eras
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E :: :. :::..!.'loyers
IA. !. !|0bjject
Ito: :. E: 5: !: !WLaw
NJ IA vIAwREHc1
tcODgF'sA'h' In''ll'sone'r>
NJ Da rAwaxnc.
tcODyr,rhs he 1nselllsencsr>

this is th.rd of a series
OF three dilhes on the oper-
a,iors OF Kansas court OF
| Industrial rons, summing up
the v!ewpot employers,)
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N TELLIGEN NICER

daily circulation and carries
regularly than any
Jay morning paper in West
Virginia.
The Keota news., 1922-07-28
Many Farmers Stlok to DID,
Fashloned Belief That Water
Enters Through Walls.
PoR0sITY NOT GOOD QUALITY
Lizzie Consideration Should Convince
oese ekseUeAi Thst opsn'"es ~.
ford Ample Space Tor A.
ml0oioa q Moisture.

(rys0AssA ~ SAs UaissA ssAlss pseASsasas
81 AsssesHss~1
Among the oid-fsshiousd beliefs In
connection with the action Of Tile
drums II the oas that the water %.
tsss not through the opea spaces In
totnis but through the walls OF the
tue. Tho fact that drains composed
of hard burned OF svea glazed tile are
eosad 20 opessis - veil - the most
porous oosa has n0s served con-
passsly TO dispsa this draasioa. says
The bureau Of public roads. United
States Department Of Agriculture oc-
casloasiiy this sicw II SGT forth By
sv1ssea. THO mskcss cscn advertise
shsis ware ~ '-posoas- In the mis-
taken belief lhst this II . desirable
suslisy. Whereas The contrary II tsus.
Ample gnssy Tor Water.
Only Q brief consideration Of the
matter should b. sutiseirnt TO euasincs
The most skspsieal that the openings
between tho tiles afford ample eatry
eoe The wsiss-aad Why shoald the
ussss force N entsy through the
sails when The opea dooe II shsssf
Tue processes a msnufarsuss Do NOT
peemle q Q Tile With absolutely true
sad smooth ends. t'ick out tvo OF
Tie most perfectly -shsped oo~s and
4 vtli b found that oos cannot sboi
them together without leaving . COO
aAsssbls opening. In the ordinary
sua Of Iiislaytns an cpsaias Of s'
lsase ooesaghSh inch II TO b. expect
The Keota news., 1922-07-28

caaes toesthse - possible tnsaiAs
them around 70 ese The closest poade
BILE A. 1hsss ned - - hssltstiaa
In the sse q Aardbss1sd ~ q. u
svo1labas. ssvss pipe vtkh 1sl1. eodA
Durability ~ seFsnssA ~ ~ euak
iuss vants6-eot poeeslty. II fsee,
poeoslty 109ally 0Aa1D tnl1gsossay.
and , 10 - svoads1 aspseAalay vhsso
the die ass laid shove tAs tsose linz
or % Close TO the surface - 70 b a.
fecesd By the vhssls ae vshiesss -
heavy farm maehinssy.
The Keota news., 1922-07-28
DRY MASH HOLDER FOR HENS
Device Takes W Ne Pisss oeess. w
10 Gas,iy Aeesssiblo-Aloe
Neids Wstss.

Ssarpsrfsesina In . ~ oAsA
holder TOT poultry u reached h u
device shown below. Tue stats epso
TO receive the mash and The bottom
Of tho frame when closed MAKES .
guard TO keep the hens from throwing
the feed ous Of the bag. The eee6oe
takes up no door room. but y peF-
feesiy accessible 10 the fowls because
the brackets that hold Il up s1tsod fns-
The Keota news., 1922-07-28

oomes0ooe1oA ees Divinity.
Ht1ls bestAss vas going through the
Ssos undss he ~" sesgs aud dis
e1oosa - D0eA eusasaity eooeesuins
~ AoA.es g tAees Interesting animals
tAot vAso bsdttme came mother vas
stvuyp nFsfal - guS6s tAs talk into
stAW eAan0saA T6aigAt prayers hsd
100 ~ Al ~ eesvasastioo was
an a1os1 0sd
.NosAse." ~ ssAsd suddenly. did
Cod make bsassy
why. "a dear"
We'll thsa. vssla . bear bite God r
-OA "a. ~ answered him hastily.
-(sosA:" said The small hoy fer
v~asiy. Il SixA ] wss 0o1:"
csmpal1sotssy.
Lsdy-i vaal - - ssssus grand
t,ianoA In you carry them!
Gest-Nsdsna you nstles me.
Life
The Keota news., 1922-07-28

cd. This oue.eighth inch around the
periphery Of. say. six.inch tile. s,ves
an entrance Of two and onehaif
SQUARE inches at each Joint. Thus In
eleven joints length Of only twelve
feet Of stxinch drain-there 10 an
entrance area equal to the cross-sec.
tiooal area Of the tile. In drain OF
only moderate length there u likely
to b available . dozen times more
opening than the interior capacity OF
The TIE can make use OF.
Poroslty Not Wanted.
One need not fear that the water
eannet enter the tile. Place them ID
The Keota news., 1922-07-28

ward Q few inches TO suppass also a
siixhsins perch. oa which he hens
can stand while satias. Ths oos
ssssnesmsas. bat With Q shossee bo1
would ssevs adnanh,y 10 he'd ~
water pail OF funnisia--vss0 Jsss.
nal
The Keota news., 1922-07-28

Mvoh Binder Twins Ossd.
Each harvest season approximately
ooO.OOO.OOO pounds Of binder twine "
used In binding the small'usin efops
Of the United Seates.
The Keota news., 1922-07-28
MOTION PICTURE SHOWS BEES


pee keepers wtli b interested 10
a<w motion picture prepared b. sns
United States Department Of AgaeuI
yurs showins The bess psseuee %
handling bees and the control a be
diseases. The aim. which 70 called
-Kcrp:ns Bees at Wort" 70 intended
to supplement Q picture entitled Bees
How They Live and Work" issued
some time ago for more popular ~
The new picture shows The need fos
,rouecn,ns the colony from time 70
time. the way to prepare the bees Tor
w,p,csins. the time to unpaek the
hives. the control Of the swarm. and
other details Of management The
fac, that the bureau Of entomology
ain examine samples Of combs to
Identify diseases and advise % their
control II brought out.
The si,m II In ooe reel. and may %
borrowed BY extension WORKERS and
others entitled to the privilege q
pr,n,s nay b. purchased for appeon'
m.te,y the cost Of making then,
which II about 81.
The Keota news., 1922-07-28
Feeding ossss Grain.

Grain fed TO geese should b
s,opped into q deep pan Of water.
Tor there are insect pests which annoy
Them, and plungins Into the water
after their feed. which 10 natufei 70
them in q wild state. relieves tneo
from these pests
The Keota news., 1922-07-28

eaneAse1 ksss Asls CoastsvesSe~.
Ssoal. osSse Sptssi Bowel osass.
STANDARD Teaaeasissfoa three
eoesds tosSUos1 ed oao sovosDA
STANDARD Dsskia1 Syssese-soss
sssvtes bsaks, hand emergency 6sshe.
STANDARD Eisstrfcai Srsts0-Ssass.
q, ssesass bassssy. electric hShtA
Seandsrd Coe3a1 Sysesm-pumpets.
euiatson. isses, hoosy-eoue ssdaasos
end IAN
Se>odaed 0ooes "a seo6oess
coupe. sol light delivery. fess On
sousiAg and esdAa.
Oss,ovaesAis Rise-wsth satss ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
NEW State IN LEAD
WITH THE0L0G|ANs
Southern Prcsbyterians Learn
One Of Weakest States Has
Most Candidates For
Ministry

CHARLESTON W. va, May 25 Roc
ords of s@ years were broken In The
contributions of the last year 10
Soatheru prexbyssrian home missions
Receipts which amounts 10 Sssa.A3i.
we're the largest In tbs history Of tap
executive committee Of home nigil
sions according 10 the raaori az tins
COMMITTEES 70 the Sauthesn Prmaby-
ierian general assembly here. ThGn
amount axecesed that resolved the
year previous by ygsS#l
Special attention was called 20 the
fact that Oklahoma said NJ BE- she
weakest synod in the assembly, ana
largely dependent upon home m,asIon
furds Tor carrying on iis home mis-.
sion ~urk with ss congregations
whieh have received church erection
aid. Leads the church ID candidates for
the ministry ID proportion 70 nsam-
pffsDip and ministers AZ work.
DnFing the year the committee aid
ed ss ordained negro ministers u
mainsaina theological seminary Tor
negro miristeFs 1T Tuscnsoosa. Ala.
college Tor indAsns " DurSnt. Okla
snd hospital and ofphansge 10 con.
hecticn with Highland scscol as cacr-
ani. E2y and " sxooIs eIsewsrs II
sHpSorts, ~ Whole or IN psrf. besides
the negro ministers mentioned above.
seS home missionaries, sncludIng x1l
rnaslsrIed siyes of missionaries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
State Bankers Close
Meet Wednesday

wlsA the election ant lasNllaslaa
u oFglesfs "Wednesday. the sNwast
sixth anTaaI seavsnlAa a tAe o.
iahnmA ssenkess sssce 'sllen A GA
Il homa city was hFpueAs 10 eIess.
IA " nswis, ~ The IAas Ysar vlea
president WAS. mAds gFamssns. la
eecnrdanoa with the syssem ~ uiae
slon followed each svag ~ lhe haaA
afs lle is cashier N shp rirss Ma.
sscnAi bank n lslaehwell
n G Hughes ~ aap~lpas shaleman
or the axecuslse committee dwFins
tho laat year. waa elected ,ies psesI.
tsng.
EuRenp u tluen ~ sklAhema t'ssy
vaa re4sieesea secretary ana Mtss
Gertrude s'oehIlt was ~ @resei ass
slasent secretary " ~. Nowle,
ssshler us chs Fprss Naticaai hAns
~ MuAlvs,er was re- elected treas
urer
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Englioh
Prer5 II
In E:y|Le
sns fk~ A..s


i.anasn. May shssg.
srvssed l'rshss MInssss lluyd usarxs
whea Ne eatsses sns Asuss "a som.
nsvnA Al ats p'sIeek tA. afgsgaoea
tes assa,s On thw fsFwlsn pulssIss
~ sha governments wAIvA II llkely
80 hass an lmpafsaas soaring alaa
hIs 'poIltlsal future
Ths u~anN conference formed cha
tsxs fyg shs sahat~ sIsh the pssmlss
FsaaY 10 point u lss achievements,
sseA A TIA a.feeasns Fer 4 lruse
and tho eeanumla Fssalla reached
afa hla opnNnsnls hasinx fue sn@
shlaS the Raaso sleFusaa treaty A
ile haato tor criticisms &. sha hap.
fnnlnwa Al sianus
Mr. Ilaya ueasas IN hssinnlne hia
II aech said ha pFapesos inaliax amiy
with sha haaInsas ot sha slsnoa
~ shwFin@ and it'd nos lntena 10 alss
easa sasrman rasetlnna er isfisiah
fslsshsna With France. ~ appos
saHlsy iar dlaeusAIan III which weuls
be crowded neat wewk.
Tho prime lmlalatsT ailsr review
lnR thu uplsss ~ the ruafugsaea
said lhss In vwssed ~ lhs auessIaa
whether the eunreyv, had alses
eeea~i. ha wuulr aimtiy state ths
eaeia hslsiY ana Ist shw atsushaes
iusiss them fairly.
Ahhoaab psaee hAa aean essshs
llshed la Europe. Il wsa aal,a elears
aala MF I4loyd uTurwe. thar tia war
atmosphere TO certain sssans re*
salnsdA
AZ faF isuasis Il was hopeless feF
ha9 whatever her government. said
the premier 10 expect 10 sstFieass
heFsslf fFau ths pls n s'saaild mts
sry without the asai stance ~ thu
other thirty nations
Thnre weee shrsa alternatives In
deAlnw with the guaslan sisuasieu.
Mf i.lasd unmsa pelaspd out Tbs
Fluf waa fsrNr which had hAti~a
No ona haa saesastsd that "a uasaa
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her fate
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Insure fiaropu awAlaas iha riaLs ihis
fwllsy wnspd lnvoIy~l The itnsse-
German agreement showa tina SORT ef
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