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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-02

PlTTSBURGH,A Aug u. EkoEssTe
ceipts 1000, steady Heayies,S Q@s
S10.25; heavy and light yorkersSandS
Sheep and lambs receipts 500,
steady. Sheep, 7.25s IampAss
$3.50. "a
Calves receipts 100. higherst top
s11.75.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-02

A lot of the candidates, slept
we'll last night.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-02

Just like you did when you
were a boy
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-02

Not only that, but it is thrown
IN Railways and vestibules, too.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-02

There's a bunch Of waste
paper tackled upon the telephone
poles today, too.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-02

N, Ever stop to think about the
the appearance all the waste
paper makes on the streets?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

anarchists who bolievo In thu abrogn-
ton OF all law and order. nor AFRO thcS
democrats who boliovo IN equal repr"s'
tatlon for all. They are MARKHAM DO
CIalIsts who believe In the dictatorship
OF the proletariat. Since Russia liz
country where Industrial development
Is In its infancy tho proletariat-thoSe
phople whose only asset Is their power
to labor with their hands-ls very
small minority. Even the peasants arc
not con- idered by the BolsheVists 10 DO
genuine proletrlnts rs they have lana
and are therefore apt to be conservative
The rule Of tho Bolsheyigts Ii n dlcth-
torshtp pure and simple and their meth-
ods are often ruthless and oppressive.
II is to be rendered. however, that
RussIa was in nm extraordinary conan
ton and that only "A strong hand couro
hnys saved her from complete dlhlnte-
rrution The nutoCTaCy had failed ana
the provt slonal government OF heIeh-
nky had failed aud IL was MIR. Thylorb
belief that tho ItoisheVints. In spite OF
their faults--and no one whh moro h6o''.
Nv aware Of them than he was hIhiheH
offered tho best government Tor '"h-
,In under tho circumstances. MI lhS'
Iur said no had mot many NhnHlhhh'
ovsn unuo who Ind fought against inc
u,IBhovIutn and they nll rromnh Ia he
ar ,h. ,ulnIon that tho HoVloi govern
,nont In bringing order out or chaos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

They nre indeed doing all In their powW
to cducatct no people an make
ut for democracy. . GEs
The Present HsnatnS,
with regard 10 tho prescott famine
the BolshevlstH are in no IHay to blaoac.
Tho main cause OF 1.-The ,famins 49,
drought. Tho seed planted last HI
would have fed Russia II the crop 10
not failed. No rain fell during the
growing reriod. Tho grain belt OF re
Volvu was burned brown. When SsS.evV,
TONS OF grain were needed for saman
alone. but II. 900 tons were harvsssss
mi, year. Seven years Of war and TO-.
olution contributed to the scohomso
hreakdown of Russia, which indifseuy
oIded the ruin the famine caused -
this ruin, however. the BolsheNstS
h.en the least to blame. ~
Conditions In the fnmins afeA ~
truly awful The only food 49,
mads OF ground bark and grass stuPsss
mirsd with tho pulp OF horses hoot.S
ana tho On ssea OF dead. or dying enis
nails Two million Russians VIII -
,hI. winter because relief will come TOO
Into Ten million others can b sAtsc
n for.isn aid Ii given 1T ones -
rnyIor npppoa lad for coileetlon 70
rn.v,rdod 10 tho American bTlsnds HsFs
vicn Commitste,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
REV. TAYLOR IN
TALK ON RUSSIA
PASTOR OF THE RIRST UNITARIAN
CHURCH sHETCHGS H1sTORY
OF NATION SINCE 1861.
Says BoishsviatE believe in Dictator
ship Hut Are Not Hssponsi-
BILE for Famine

At the First Unitarian church on sun
day evening the Rev. Harry Taylor de-
livrrrd a lecture on ltusaia. Mi lhyIor
his diap0sul II was not pOsslhle 1" CIV"
more ihhn an Oullln" "f recent h"V"i"P
nrnta In ltunnih II wan his hope, how
ever. tn give ClcnT vlnW or tho ltuhHih
or to-day AMI To clear away n"Inn or tho
misconceptions that mnni people hhvo
with regard 10 TINT unhappy country.
To mont puuplo. Iuunnln wnr n land al
rnynlory OF nnhrChlntS. p"EThmn ma
ryIIInyn To Hlhorln Mr.. Taylor traced
tho doycIunmcnt nf Nuupin from tho
,i,uo Of tho emancipation Of tho n"rfn IN
lRGI ana rhuwH tho unhappy CONDITION
Of tho nInua Of people oven aIi"r "lnHh
rIpntInn bne could hardly Imagine. no
said tho waptrrul pnh primitive c"hhl-
TONS prevailing In tho ordinary I'uR-
alan village. tho Incidence. tho ln'itl-
cheney, tho wastCful methods OF cuItiVa-
ton In addition TO this tho tremcn-
douA price that had To be- paid Tor tnn
land by tho peasants to the landlords
hung Ike a milestone round their neck
The Russo Japanese war showed up the
tremendous incfficicnCy or the auto
cratic rulers of Russia and the way mat
the people In authority were willing 10
sell their country to the enemy Tor
bride Tho corruption. incompetence
and cnllousness of the ruling clas 10
the awful suffering during the Russo
Japanese war did much to bring on the
ReyOlution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
c,v,, srnv1cr EXAMINATIONS.

Tho United States Civil Service COM
mission announces the following exami-
nations 10 be held on the dates specineo
below Necessary. Information and ap-
pllcation forms may be secured from
the secreary of tn. board Of Clvil Serv-
'ce examiners. postOfhco, Wheeling. w.
Va. .
Junior pharmacholoKiSt. vacancies In
the the chemical warfare service, Edge
wood arsenal, Edgewood, Maryland,
tiIOo to $4,000 n.year. January Ia;
student nurne. ya6ancies In the ""hooI
rltai No. Sc, Fort NoHunry. Baltimoru.
Md, $40, a month, with quarters. cub
sistenca and laundry. January II: live
took market reporter aud meat market
reporter, vacancies In tho Bureau 1f
Markets and Crop EHtlmatcs. depart
mrnt OF agriculture. $500 90 $4,000.
January II; foreman. heat department
OF large guns and forEinE"; vacancies
In tho United states naval ordnance
pIant. Routh CharlcAton. w. Va, S7.16 u
day, January 81: general fotcmen and
assistant to tho material officer. Public
Health service hospital. Otcsn North
Carolina. 52.l00 a. year. January 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
FRANK ERW|N'S TRIAL
IS SET FOR JAN. Is

A number OF cases were set down for
trial In criminal court last Saturday by
Judge Alan IL. Robinson.
Frank Erwin. charged with sho"tinB
Ambrose r. HHbg. when he attempted
to rob tho IIabiG store In South Wheel-
ing. viii 60 on trial In criminal court
on Friday. January l3.
George Lucas will go on trial on jan
uary IL. on "A charge or obtaining money
under false pretense Lucas was
brought back from New York city after
no Jumped bond two months ago. lie IN
alleged to have hired man To steal hih
automobile so that ho could ""lect inc
heavy insurance on It.
Annabollo Loysh"n OF SlHterhVl'Io'
pleaded guilty to DESERVING her niH'
month old baby ana was diHmiasod by
, tho court Aftor severe loo,ure tn"
yuunH woman aorvcd Nv" m"uihS Ia
I InlI and tho baby has boon inkon "Vor
by tho ltato home
u O. Penn. after norvlnr ycnr IN
jnII on n sihiut"ry charge. wan 70 leased
by tho court whom II wna nh"wn Ill"
ronteuCo wan "nnplotoh aud that ho Is
unable TO pay tho nne of 500 and c"Hln
Mary Griffith. who was convicted
and nned 5000 md costa aud sont"nr"h
D
house Of il-famo was brought Into
court and committed TO jail To begin
her sentence.
Ferry Cnnklc. husband Of Mrs. Louise
| Conkle. who was convicted OF man
slaughter for tho killing OF Mrs fearl
! williams. will go to trial January ~ on
charge OF adultery.
LYNN McCrae, indicted for feloninuslY
shooting William McGilton. Will go 10
! trial az soon as the latter returns from
! Cleveland.
| The case OF James d. Johnson.
! charged with forgery. was passed until
! January 20 so that physicians may de-
| termine the sanity Of johnson.
l.. N. Miner. indicted for forgery VIII
20 to trial on January 10.
! Attorney William Gompers presented
! a physicians certificate To the court
showing that his client. Robecch Colo
BERG, an appeal from Justice court TOT
violating liquor laws was sick ana
mdxe Robinson passed tho case u"ti
next Saturday.
Cases against rTiiA Coleman h'h
Frazier ana ii"whrd bowman. charged
with robbery. was u"nned nht'i Jan
nary "a.
The oaso or Walter hinir. charge"
with rs,hIasa arriving was continued
unln tho mast term Of court al TIC 10
quest "r his attorney
I'a,er hugua,"ra Will p" "n h'"' ~"
uary - cnplas ro'"'n"hl" "e'' F"'
urday. was Is5uoh Tor him.
Tho cases against ! ". l1"lm"'r'
reuI EChultze Hartman snmp. '""'
Echarar and NJ. r.. Talrhalrn, all ~ MI
wnukre. were rot for trial on january
q Tho i've mon arc charged WIN
transporting llhuor.
lin Koxllkousk and James rorHaH
who wsre f,nrd In justice court for Vi"-
latIng liquor laws and appealed the'I
cases will go on trial January Ii ana
motions in the case we're ocerruled
The court announced that decision
will be handed down Monday In INC
oase against John Kmhis, charged with
assaulting Frank Campbell. Elm Grove
constable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
A Fight for Liberty.

There was Il big fight for constitu-
ttonal and civic liberty going on wheh
the great war broke out but stlll inc
whole country united behind the gov
eminent In their enthuslhnh Tor mo
ruuse Of The Allies, WITH the eh'ep'i"h
OF the BnlaheVisl PARTY The whole '""h-
ny was united Ia their patriotism. Vol
, Tim, all went we'll and tho itnnslhhs
made aweepinR vici"ilun. ~ was conn.,
tontIy oIpeuied la tho other allie" ecu"
l,iaa that tho ItuhHian n'aam '"l'"'
v,o,Il ba al I,aIlln by 'hfls,Whn al
INA oud the wnr would ho won " ""e
not long hnwnveI. hofnIo nlnIH'e' W.
,unrs hogan - circulate about '"''"'"
rpr,y OF opur, whi'h h"mln"tod ~" I'm
rrcaa ann uHod IlhHpu,ln aH ltH tool Tor
Ihnt purpose Thl1 was tho pTo-'efH'ah
marty In ItuspIa md II hogan TO TO cV'-
don't that Its strength and influence was
enormous II was nhlo TO ControI al
tho high appointments In tho army anu
gradually make Ineffective all inc CT
forts OF those who were bent upon WIN
ming tho war. The Car was weak
tool In the hands OF the pro-German
marty at court. 1t Is important to re-
member that the awful condition OF ar
fairs In Russia In 1917 was brought
yhout before the Revolution by the pro-
German party Mt court and that nag
they remained In power few weeks
longer they would have brought about
a separate peace with Germany Michael
Farbman. Of the Manchester Guardian
(Engnnd) Was the best authority on
the conditions Immediately preceding
IN. Revolution and he says: while
Carbon sim eaxisted the army had be-
guu 10 disIntcgTaIe. 10 rot away. sol
diarn began ia descIt en- nass' i"' tue
rear. returning Ia their Villages Tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

William H. Johnson. Moundsulle' W.
Va. This face needs no introduction 10
"A gathering OF West Virginia. ONO. or
PENNSYLVANIA hardware men. Din
Johnson, born about fowhaan' ohio'
spent his carly years the way many
later distinguished individual put In MS
tims. To wit-on faTm. When ABOUT
- years OF axe lac decided 10 go int"
business and embarked in the Nehiois'
farm im plement and harness business al
inwhatan Hslns quite sucGessfnl In
,iis hs saw the Opportunity fourteen
years ago ~ going lat" business Ia n
more esIsn,iva fanhi"n In tho 'h'"
ynIiny and located al M"undsvllo. P'"m
lint day IL this ha hns hnoh hulldIhE
up such on Organization ar Ia 5e'""'"
found In tho hardware huslnaHH IN"
Iarpa owner and tho executive hoe" "'
tho Trlmblo q Johnson 60, Inc. ma
co,nrany carrIoa perhaps tho mast c"H
nlotn md Mkswlse ~xter7lY" stock OF
hardware md klndrNd limos any wher" ="
10 found In tho state carrying not only
n variety but enormous quantities. TO
day the company carries stock OF
builders hardware. house furnishing
goods. paints, glass, auto accessorie''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
uxx FRIENDS IN Houa or NEED

I'm the hour OF need wo quickly seek
our best friends" writes ChRs. Schridd
ward de Wet. s57 lard Ave. Oakland
Cal. our little boy and girl had a
severe dry. raspIns cough without
phlegm, a cough that chokes and Pushes
the face OF tho sufferers like unto con-
yulsions Foley's Honey and Tar was
n wonderful emergency remedy" Cases
like this give Foley's Honey and Tar It's
reputntlon as the best remedy for
coughs and colds. Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
nnsax.d In Manufacture Also.

A completely fitted harness making
establishment Ia part or the outnt
Likewise q complete blacksmith shop
and wagon making outht enabling them
TO not only manufacture and iron. wagon
bodies. truck bodies. auto bodies. ETC.
but complete equipment for painting
and finishing bodies and tops, Inc
agency for Marshall County Tor inc
Buick car and the agency over Blk
counties for tho Cleveland Tractor. the
company is prepared TO do any manner
Of work In tho line OF auto repairing
truck repairing and has on Ito stan. GA
merit mechanics machinists painters
wood workers, biack,miihs. and leather
COMMERCIALLY a most complete lnsii
tutIun
William HAMILTON johnson In or .
sInd ssntia dIsp"slti"", lao Sl"e those
nn., eGniienaniy t'"lts that a." '"'"s
tinss in Ihsss Ia'te' IL" ~ srra"'"'y
left ,ut ~ iba ,naba. 40 81 %" "e"Y i"
1I,l1u.Is SAT- ~ sroa"h. ""u' 'suu"
snu nhiieinE \" eva'yh"hy, frls"'" s"'
.us,o,navs Rllka thoroughly f""'l'"
With his llh~ he mnh"s """ always 's"'
viad to GO III hls establishment whs'he'
~ buy or 10 cell Organizing this cow
many In 1903 he that same vNar Joined
the IVES, virginia Retail Hardware
DenIsrs Association which organization
he has been actively Identified Win
ever since lie L. glad the association
officers have decided TO come TO Whsel-
ing for the 1922 meeting and has al
ready made plans TO not only take part
himself but have several of his associ-
ates help make this the greatest gather
ing in tho remembrance OF Wcst Fir-
rinia hardware men.
Johnson says. Welcome to all OF the
hardware faith"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
PREPARE TO START.
PAVING OUT Pike

Just AZ soon ~ tho weather permits
work will be started on tho National
pike from Reeds Mills 10 the Pcnnayl-
vania line. Engineer C.. G. Cook In
charge OF the construction work. stnted
yesterday. Already tho state road com
mission has ordered the contractors TO
get their ma terials on tho scene NO
there will DO no delay. once tho work
ia put under way.
The road will require considerable en-
ginesrina work There must ba some
axcaVai ton ana II great deal Of roGrad-
ing. The road vii likely bo completed
by May l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Beginning on january IA. all persons
travelling In a touring car Eastern thah
Is miles an hour and truck taster
than eight miles an hour over the snS-
pension bridge via be arrested ac'"Iu'
INK TO George &. Meyer. special p"'i"'-
man ON tho bridge. and "a representa-
1.-Two Of the National Highway comma
siuu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

A report To Tho effect that tho Wheel
Ing Mold & t"unh'y company had land
All q o.. 900 900 contract u manufacture
sAKmsHtH fDr Nho big Now YOTh-Jsrsoy
cay tunnel under tho hudson Tlver.
vas denied ny us"rHo W Flold. brother
Of o. ~. Ftald. president Of the local
foundry Nj V1sid wired from Now
Y"yh tina, hdu for the material have
lust ba~n advertised. ani that tho con
tract Will not be awarded for u month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
WusrNoRoUsn RADIO
TELEPHONE CoNCN1rS,
Monday, January o,

800 n. m.--Lettcr on business cond
tons. by Roger Babson.
$50 p. m.-Special music program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

whole civil STRUCTURE" wRr In n state OF
dangerous decay. Fnvoritlhm ana cor
ruptlun fluurlrhrd az never before IN
ltuEAIa. bankers aud industrial mag
hates made COllussnl fortunes nj mo
expense Of the nation. The whole cCch-
omv or slato WAS conducted on lines OF
plunder, while tho mad dance OF paper.
nancy went on the wives and children
OF soldiers died OF starvation. III Nus-
sla on the eve OF the Revolution was
living organism in Its agony. the mon
urchv mna q n,ItrifYlnk Corpse."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
Popular outburSt Of wrath.

The Revolution OF 1917 IN Russia was
popular outburst OF wraih and indiB-
nation against the corrupt attorney
II swept the whole thing away hke
mack OF cards Tho first proViBlonhl
government that took the place or tho
uutocraCy and forced tho AbdichtlOn OF
tho car was an anomaly and doomed
TO ourly Collpse. Whereas tho teEoiu-
ton was nm Outburnt oftth peasants
and workers. tho prOVinionhl government
Was cOmponepd alt0goihor OF I"huo"h-
urs. bankern ana manufacturers WIN
tho incluniOn Of KorennkY ma nop U"
tho workers. II soAIod tia own doom
whom II inHuod IA manifesto Without one
word about tho land quenil"n that was
tho most burning umrnil"n or Tho h""r
The EerenHhY government was NOT
much hrtInr KoronHky Wnn nm orh'"r
who tried To nuhutituto phrnH"n Tor or
pnnI,aiion. aud under hlm sheer an
nrchy net In Tho attempt thht NH''"-
sky mnda To whip up another oitNnhV"
uppInst tho Germans was mistake ana
doomed 10 failure oven II tho BolHhH-
VISITS had JefrnInnd from preRch'ng
ncace to tho soldiers. The whole coun-
try was sick for peace. .bled dry WIN
,pIoItntIon, lnrrfiCicnCy and chaotic
management. md In addition there was
Wholesale exodus OF soldiers ana
workers to their native villages so u1at
they could all share In. the expected
division Of tho land among the people
Believe In Dictatorship.
There have been oceafs or printers
ink wasted about BolsheEists and their
government and II was MIR. Taylors wish
10 tell briefly what he knew to be facts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

There have been oceafis or printers
ink wasted about BolsheEtsts and their
government and II was MIR Taylors wish
10 tell briefly what he knew to be facts
about the Bolshevists. They are not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Very Jew mechanical operations '''
,,or. aIfr.Lt than that or Nuns wa
Uniie the tool nAed tn tho iron p,A A,'r
guided by tho hand and tho A'Iu ,,a,,
10, hitch this IL dan" depends N'''
largely upon the r"'Io"'" aud an, the , "f
-'.-.... given In practice. Tho A"'"'
ing principle involved :" .,' m""i IN I mos,
appItcntIunH of the h'o
The Washington herald., 1922-12-15
ASKS ADEQUATE navy
TO GUARD PACIFIC
California Representative Says
Japan Believes World
Belongs to Her.
BY Universal Service.

A powerful plea for preparedness
on the Pacific was made by Repre-.
James II. MacLafferty
Rep). of California. during debate
on the navy appropriation bill in
the House yesterday. He said:
The great activity in the future
IL going to be on the Pacific
Ocean. We upon the Pacific
Coast fear that the day will
/. come when one Of the worlds
greatest struggles will be upon
tho Pacific Ocean.
In mentioning the three great
naval powers, we hear Of Great
Britain. the United States and
Japan. II In believed by many
people that IL we have any seri.
Gus trouble on the Pacific ocean
It will be with the last-named
nation.
Japan has her grave problems
1t is not always the rulers of a
nation who make the war. Some
times II Is the mob in the streets
that pushes the leaders to the
point where they have got to 90
into war.
Japan's serious problem 10 how
to take care Of her surplus popu-
lation.
know my California well
enough % that / am not going
to blame the japanese for want
ing to live there.
1t is part of the religion OF
Japan-and am speaking liter
aliy-that the world belongs to
her. that she has q right to any
part Of the worlds surface, and
that the japanese are descendants
OF the sun goddess and Of d.
vine origin.
Therefore. you can imagine that
some time under stress Of COM
plicated conditions, It may be
easily be true that we on the Pa
cific may find ourselves In con-
flict with Japan. say God
grant that II may never be.
II that day ever comes, how
ever. II must be that we have
learned enough to see to II that
the navy il amply supported and
that We shall not fail to DO any
thing that is necessary to be done
for the honor Of our country and
for civilization.
There ought to be at least
100000 In this bill to provide for
something being done on the pro-
posed naval base site At Ala
media.
A naval base must be devel-
oped on the Bay OF San Fran
cisco eventually that win take
care OF the largest fleet that can
be assembled on the Pacific. To-
day there are twelve capital ships
there. Yet there is no real base
on the Pacific Coast.
This nation must build q base
upon the Pacific that will care
for all time for the biggest fleet
that this nation can maintain on
the Pacific Ocean.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-15
uhr,' Clemencenu Warns France, Reversing His Stand
Cornelius 8
Vanderbilt, Jr. Says;
Quotes From Statement by Frssch Senator.
Would "Preserue Friendskip Dear to Her."

Bssidss. the v1sft % ClsDsace.u
In Itself shows tie faith which he.
at any rate, has I'm the feelings OF
cordia2ty between the two peoples.
We ars IN convinced Of this, as
ne n. but We also think that
America does not know enough
about ~
To the accusation that Frzncs is
taking Unfair advantage Of her VIC
tory BY oppressing Germany. and
CREATING an impossfb}e situation for
eveU one BY her exacfing demands
In Ae matter Of repax1ttcna. Rey-
nah says:
Frances national tsh9, - indi-
Gated By the latest information
from the Ministry Of Finance.
amounts TO 3s6.ssl millions Of
francs. The debt TO the United
states n Included IN this. Her
1923 budget shows q deficit Of
more than ly00o million francs.
On the rspair Of devastated areas.
which the peace treaty says Ger
many ~ 20 pay, France has a.
ready spent 5000 millions Of
francs. and there 70 stin ~ much
agzin to be spent. Toward this
expenditure Germany has con-
trfbuted nothing.
That IN our first point II is
clear and simple. We think q
should prove that when France 10
called exacting, she In merely
showing q legitimate desire TO Sc
cure her own means OF existence.
and not 10 be cheated out Of her
due.
Germany not only does not pay.
bot In carrying out In her own
country important public works,
and looking forward to an increzs-
ing activity. France, on the other
hand, cannot either repair or re-
new her national means OF pro
duction.
Copyright. 1872. CIV Nsvspspsr
Serviee.D
The Washington herald., 1922-12-15
British Press Hopeful
Of U. S. Intervention.

LONDON. Dec. 13.-British news
papers are giving a tremendous
amount Of space to Washington and
New York dispatches intimating
that the United States will take a
more active interest in European
affairs beginning next year. Some
OF them predict editorially that
President Harding will intervene
In the reparations issue"
Foreign office officials said there
was no indication at present that
the United States was going to
take a hand in the reparations ne
gotiations, but America would be
welcomed II she decided to come
in"
In unofficial circles It was said
that Great Britain would warmly
States to arbitrate the whole repa-
ratiOns problem. laying down terms
for Britain, France and Germany
to carry out.
The American claims commission
was entertained at luncheon this
afternoon by the Pilgrims Society
which stimulated still further talk
of the United States.
The Duke OF Sutherland gave the
United States credit for winning the
war for the allies.
Lord Desborough said: zone of
the mysteries of international poll
tics which ! cannot understand is
why Great Britain must pay her
debts to America and elsewhere. vet
others owing money to Britain
should not pay her" a