The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-14
Bitterness
Will Not Be
Permitted
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
(Copyright BY rAr lu,c'l6curerl

washjrrtan March .@.--TGe United
States government declines 10 Hcl.ev"
that the allies vii! jr""~c -" claim "t
s24IOOC,OoO for tn" "\N"oS'S or N"
American army ot r",uHHt.'" ~ Ger
many. Secretary iI""H"r '"~'@tr tH't
pv every legal and m"ra' r:S"' ARISING
rom the armisti'o AE-""rl"G; Itself
As well as subsndUr"' tr"a;' r".at"n-
ships between tho n''"d states anI
Germany. the c.u'm - absolutely NI!'N,
As TO whether tNc 1.G"S WI! give
America her snare % Che German T'pt-
ration money at tH!~ 'im" "T n'f'.N
Will recognize America contention ana
defer payrnert along VII, other "hi'|d-
tinns arising ou. OF tho wa-. that's
outte another question Tho impression
!s given out in Official quarters that
tho United states with a; is wealth IS
not going TO bcdcyN distressed Europe
ror the payment OF that s2i'.oon."pO but
IS. on the Other hand. E":HS - MAXI
sure that somc other gov"~NH""; d"cSr
qcouire S24l,o0Q.QOO which doesn't he
.ong 10 X,
Although tho controyC-~> vn:'H has
arisen has IN Il al tho 0":cHc1':''"S -
I full-nedGcd coDtrovccSr. ranNins; -
Importance With the UnS",'"d "iHpn'"
over mandates TIC disr'"~'i i'"u "' ~"
American government Is ~ p"ur "' On
the troubled wat"~S. No r't""t NJ. hs
made 70 rcv'yc discussions ~ 20 allow
tho discussion 20 grow em@'''"-GN
Making tho sest OF 1t
But certain fats are. n"N"Tthc.",S
coming 20 the surface which state d.
nartmA1t officials are non" too happy Z"
face. tor they are not rcsDoNS'aIH Tor
me failure or The United states 7" V1t-
~ the Versailles tccatE either "ith OF
,yithnrt reservations Tho dcpart;rsn; ;;
~ state IS endcaN oriaS t" mako the
bcs, case Il can ont az the legal mess
n which the United states VAS plunged
hv ihs jraction oC tic. United States on
the Versailles treaty.
Mr.. Hughes holds u" view ;hat the
senarate treaty between Germany and
the United States gives this government
all the benefits which - would hav" de-
rived out OF the Versailles trc:ttE. lES-
ratches from abroad to tho effect thot
The allies have been expecting neEotIa-
lions 70 CONFIRM Americas rights unde?
he Srltu separate treaty seem 10 nave
30 ccrcHt here. II Such conversation
I'D take place at one time ami "cE"
t-nnned the implication now - that
hey will rot l." renewed aub THAT NJ
lTurrr, believes NmcCicr'S ls. Legally
al
,;crmary's grant to America In tho last
treaty.
Although officials discuss Temperate"
Y the rcnurtnd unwillAgn"Ss Of tn
allies TO recogirze A;u"r!caS claim =
~eDoratiCn MONEY FOR ihr army Of rcch
na,fou thrv show m caCucS;n"SS -
vicwpoiu; whi,'h ;ud,rat"S ""nplct" sur
Prise a, thc European attitude. To tn
a-gumnn, that Nr.sr.ra apDcarN ~ 'H'
Sc, NJ too late 70 claim h"r share. Tho
,usYer 4, made that NIn'r;"a nerc'
Arearcd ANYBODY In Eurnn" wolld Quc>
lion the rISht cF IN" lnit"h states :
20 paid. ard 20 mention Mas made Z"
90 subject hN"aus" 90 a Sup"o>''i"'
hat, Q: course the allies would tah'
are OF Il.
Time FOR Revision
Action vas rLhcu L.. tn" tworlc:''
~ovcrrmcnt. !; Is pointed out Officially
nrly when Z :ppr:,roi ihat th,, Eurp
pCan roveru:nn1ta wr~" .,hout 10 diSpoS
~ Some German nS%"'s without cvcl
consulting the United States \ htsi
administration official r:ivileged L
speak for the government here. made
particular point TO-DAY rf Il" fact tha
n. American army ~ occupation va
,oDt on the Khjr" So'"ly because of ~
.,esiro OF the alllNS thac II should d
raere-not because it h.d ,,uE cspHctl
American purpose 80 serve. 7" refG>
% nay the cN?-ES"- - an occupat"
50 eagerly desired :: Iur"7" would 3
no opir.or % the Nmrr!ClU Govcrr
!,crt be prcrnStcrrGS Secretary AuSh"
Will no, believe til y" get a "oH"rc'
statement frCrr tho Cp""rnm"n's them
selyes-?rcs$ reports 10 II" con,rar
Notwithstanding.
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