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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
RAIL WAGE CUT
BROUGHT NEARER
PE.NNSY MANAGERS
AND MEN DISAGREE
Managers Proposed Return to
the Scales in Effect Be-
fore July, 1920.

Spec;a! Dispatch 10 The lnteliiScnccT.
Pittsburgh, Pa. April @l1.-B-inElnG
the question Of 4 nationwide cut in
wages on the railroads 4 little nearer
submission TO the United States rail
labor board. the general managers
committee OF the Pennsylvania rail
road and representatives OF the Bic
Four train service brotherhood5 to-
day agreed 10 disagree in brief con
ference held in the Fort Pitt Hotel.
Both sides have been doing this
since before the first of the year. III
the present ~aCe-cut movement.
Under a sort Of "gcntlem"n@ agree
mcnt" the nature Of the propositions
anr counter propositions is not dt
vulyed. II was learned. however, the
Pennsylvania railroad is seeking to IN
Iucc tlc train service brotherhoods
to accept q reduction in wages. which
will place their pay what il was be
fore the railroad labor boards de-
CisiOn Of July, 1879. which would mean
a sliding cut OF % cents to Sl1.@J 4
day. and also is seeking to indnce
the brotherhoOd& to agree 10 abolish
time and one.halt pay for III" first
Two hours Of overtime.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
TARIFF DISCUSSION
COMES UP MONDAY
Reauest Of Democrats for tho Postp pone-
1nent Acceded 20 By tho Senate
Repu bltcans.

Washington. April cl-OTicially n"
tariff III! vas before the senate toGa'.
hu, I, received such scarf attention tha;
Republican leaders finally acquiesced III
q -nouos. Of the Democrats that tur'her
Consideration G., (. ho deferred until
Monday Hy ;ha: time the minority cH-
poets 20 hc ready 10 proceed win IN"
cenrral d;Sruss!or Of the measure.
When the !ill WAS called up today ~
chairman Nr,'umbcr. OF the hnfn'r
committee. Senator King. democrat.
I'tah. took tho norr. a"d after refer
a,co To n, tariff. launched Int" u
nearly fnrr hours discussion Of the
Mc,!ran situation.
Tbs over. Senator IHrt!%, o. hanfas'
III. Republican "hir. demanded the reg
ular order. which waS consideration -
committee amendments tn the tar;I
hiIl Senator King announced that II thc
regular order were Insisted upon IL"
uo,ilJ have - make a speech on
another subject"
Scnu;nr Iarr, son 'nicEpused 10 re-
,rns. that tho tar:n hill 20 over until
Monday. saying tho Democrats had not
had time. despite "Gi}Ircnt work" I" pre-
,a-, Themselves 0F the tarif hEh;. lie
udd,I .hat here Was no disposition on
~, minority sd" unnecessarily TO delay
the bill. and that time would ho save!
md consideration Of the measure cX3"-
ticd y il went over.
Senator McCumb"r said h" was glad
Ia hear this declaration as he had been
,rah,o tn connect ny" the speech Of
Senator King with tho tariff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
Uncle Sam Keeping an
Eye on Advance in Coal
Price Increases Thus Far Rot General
Declare tho Government
Probers

Washington. April Il - Secretary
DAVIS mas submitted 20 Attorney Gen
era! pauchcrty report compiled by
~. department Of ,a5o- on changes IN
the p~:rcS oC h.tum!?ous coal which
have ;ukeA place since the beg ming Of
the strike N that Industry.
r Was understood that only slight IN
c-case$ wee noted in the report and
:hat Secretary Davis held tho opinion
that the strike. so FAR. had not affected
aav genera, disturbance In the whole
sac coal market.
While tho increases IN Goa! prices are
no: believed 70 10 Of such general char
er:c- as ~ warrant federal action. II
uaa hcl.evcd by officials Of the Depart
:acnt OF Labor that they might be q:
Interest to the attorneys general OF the
s;atcs from which hoy were repored
II spite oc the strike. NJ. Davis sa!d
:oday. the coal supply has been main
,a!ned very satisfactorily out Of surplus
stocks and 3on-an!on production. II was
,nd!cated however. If the price increases
become ccn,-a. Iad affect interstate
,,,, yhi1n,ntS the government miSh'
consider = necessary 10 intervene. o1'
-"a.o-y whose prices have Increased
rIa'.,r .ha: the existing !ow costs at the
.r.urS have rot been sufficient 10 pay
the COS; OF production. officials said
AID ;n,:" jS II" evidence that any con-
cr-tcd M, c!rcat among groups OF opcr-
3.ors have hrc3 RI ponSiHle FOR the ad-
vaNCcS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
Bay Staters Put One
Over on OkIahoman

Washington. April 21.-The appeal
Of the women OF the Church OF Our
LADY OF Good Voyage. Of Gloucester.
Mass. whose congregation Is made up
for the most part Of fisher folk OF Por-
tugese descent in humble Circumstances
TO save their carlton OF bells was ans
wered today by the House. The carillon
purcha sed a, 4 price OF $4,000 was Inn
nortcd. ard without special act Of Con
grrss. $4,000 duty would have been ex-
acted
Jus. before the NrIls reached this
country = few weeks ago. Representative
Troadway. Republican. Massachusetts
tried TO get the duty exemption bill. al
-saJy passed by the Senate, through the
IJoue,. h-t action was blocked by Rep
rescn,ati,c Hcrr!cN, Republican, Okla
hu:u"
When the calendar was reached TO-DAY
Representative Andrew. Republican
Massachusetts,. who represents tho
Gloucester district. stood at one door'
with Mr.. broadway at another. waiting
for Tho Oklahoma member. and ready 10
70, hin, interested in some sort OF
warn 30 as to keep him OF the moor 80
Nr. Norrick was not around tooAy ""en
the bill was shot along on It's wa! !"
the White House.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
OhioanS in Plea for
Canal Survey Funds

WaxnIuGcor. April @l.--Oato members
or tho house appeared h"f"rr IL" $"na 9
app-upr;:t:ons committee. today 70 urS"
an increase in tho army appropriation
hill. permitting surveys {" y" 'oInpis'cd
on tho various suggested routes Tor Il
torcc canal. connecting; thc ON" r!TcT
with ci.N"- Lake Tr!" "-> Mi"h!can.
Prar;tcallr all tn" funds sought wc-G
Whitfield of n" appropriation hr TIE
hvd"": bureau and tho house. 3ad tGH
delegation asked that about S"Io.oOu
b,, put in the bill TO complete the sur
Irys
Members or >thn dH'"-atiou. which
was heaGetl by Representative Thomn-
son argued rs they had before the
house committee. that tn" inproEcm" II
which they sought was national. Mr..
ThornrSnn asserted that most OF the
states east Of III" Mississippi. rs far
south a Tennessee. would benefit. ana
declared that to complete III" survey
was 10 Etve TO CONGRESS- n" informa-
,ion II must have in deciding the Ou">-
lions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
MODIFICATION or
SUBSIDY BILL SOUGHT
Interior Shippers Want Provision Mada
for L:ner from Southern Ports.

Washington Ap-u Modification
o. thA administration m'-char' marine
bill 80 r:.at = would specifically SAFE
GUAR! t,r Interests of t.!' s.@la.,.- ports
ard shipping companies MAS advoca' %
AZ .oAay'.: r,--;~!Na Of ~ rnIrt ronc-'S-
soma! hearings on - ~.";.STrc ~ NJ
,rs,c rl..r 9. G~-cuy:'!" : t. president
=: to S,2,h Atlantic states aSHoc.2-
.!o?
INSISTING; 4u"n atn1t..:. %" A. ane71-
-,o;:. wh:rh woulG -"I.:r. tA.. p.-19t--
n.ion rc- n:c years hy r:tA"- he lily
wing board O. r-:,a;" companies -
,-.,Gr .outns -rce:'.y c~;.,H ISh"d :7oH:
South Atlantic ard go Ho-t>. ~
Hale declared 'h7t v-'HSS S1-N = pr"-
yys;or Wa added n ~" bill. h,.s:Hees
nsn q. 40 south ard shippers - 40
,h-n,ch >n!tn"-9 ports - preference 20
...o,.A s,.;"r away "~o~7 ""Naait:oHa"
support Of tho :dH:": 't-&t!on pToSra II
- = POSITION c.f.c,;"c opposition.
Another witness before III" ''Tai"
,,o-nmO-re ard house merchant mar"
cor: -:.,.ncS t"day wa Th""ior" R-"n'.
-,a-a-n- % tho N>s.S SIpp;- Warrior
ha-r~ lf,o. who urged conCr"S" % '''crr
~ - "cOHi!;rt - authority" between
tho :-,e-S::.te commerce com II: SSi"r
ard shipping board over inland Ha'c--
way transportation. NJ. Rr"n' SAID
cornnan:es operating harS" anI '"f'
,,7cs on interior watc- -"Gt"@ "oIt
ra.hc~ he uric- the Jurisdiction 90 tkH
e1;ontr,- board than S"hj"Ct - inter-
state commerce commission control
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
Appeal on
EviiCtions
MINI; UNION LEADERS
REQUEST INTERVENTION
Forty Miners and Families to
Be Thrown Oul Of Homes
i at Balkan, Ky.

kn"xyil!". Tenn. Apri! 2l.--J"c!ar-
lnT that tho union had no money IN
the treasury 10 make additional bonds.
| ni,rd Nine Workers. officials in DIS
,rirt 10 today appealed To government
A~rnrics 10 stop tn" eviction OF forty
miners and their families al Balkan.
IL. Tho following I"l"G"am was sent
10 Secretary Davis ami Chairman NO
Ian. az III, hnnse labor committee:
"Firal notice has been served forty
" our members that hey must vacate
llrir houses within ten days. Being
unahl, t. make bonds for these houses
means that these men. their wives
and nItir children would be thrown
into tho road if some agency Of the
government does not intervene for us. y
T.. &. Mahan. president of the com
PAM which has ordered the cricuons,
said tonight that between fifty and
>cy"mty.iirc persons would be in
VOWED when tho cviCtiOns were COM
ple;rd.
f.. :. Keller. district president Of
r." union. said that the United Mine
Workers had $30.0oO.o00 tied mp in
bonds in the local fields. About 1000
mon arc now m strike in District 49,
while between -.G00 and 5000 are
wcrknS under tentative agreements,
he said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
N0NAN N|LRDER Defendant
FA|NTS As DOCTOR TEST|F|ES
Case Of Fayette Woman
Charged With Killing Of
Young School Teacher Will
Reach Jury at Charleston
Today.

Charleston, W. Va. April 2l.-The
case OF Mrs. +. L. Evans Of Fayette
Station, on trial here charged with the
with the killing Of Miss Dovie Edds,
school teacher. at Cinco last October.
probably will 20 TO the jury tomorrow.
as the state indicated on adjournment
Of court today that its closing arGu-
mentS were completed. |; remained
only for the defense to present IFS ar
gumcnts to tho jury.
\ large number " character wit
ncsscS were employed by the proSccu-
ton today in offering rcbuttnl test-
mony, inc1udinc DR.. Drose Of fayetle-
Vile. a member Of the lunacy comlnlS-
sion of Faycttc county and the phySi-
clan Of the Exams family, who stated
on tho stand that he had never consid-
cred Mrs. Evans mentally incapacitat-
cd. and that she realized the nature Of
her alleged action and its consc-
qucnccs.
Mrs. Evans collapsed IN court this
morning shortly after DR.. Drose testi-
fed. and proceedings were halted for
half an hour until she could recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
IIURRAY OFFERS To DECLARE
STRIKE OFF WITH AWARD Of 1920
Mystery Of Lightning
Bug Is the Radio

Peoria, Ills, April 21.-The mysterS
Of what makes the lightning bug Nsn'
has been solved. and the answer Is rao''
according to Hamilton Bailey, wireless
operat tor on the l.. 5, :. Blackhawk, nag
ship Of tn. North Sea mine sweeping
fleet during the World war.
L,.ntning bugs. Bailey says are
equipped with miniature audion butDS
and possess a low radio frequency ano
q short wave length. Radio waves gen.
Grated BY parent ,'shtning ougs
equipped viii broadcas. og apparatus
cause the ii mining like Ashes, he as
Serts.
Each bug Is equipped with its own an
tennac, the long ieelers or whlskefs sef-
wing as the aerial according to Bailey.
The theory is the subject OF e1@ar1-
mepts bv the Peoria Radio club, accord
ing TO Ernest Stidham, president OF the
club. and Investigations will hkeW1sc
be made at bradley college here
Princeton. ~ ]. April 3l.-Professor
F. Newton Harvey, after eight Years or
exper!mental work with luminous bodied
insects. has discovered the means
through which cold light may be pro-
duced, II was announced today at Prince
ton University.
4 form Of light giving a continuous
glow like that in bodies OF the insects
has been developed by the professor. no
now Is making an effort TO inten1fy
and perfect the light SO that 1t will be
Of practical use.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
Baby bride" Of Six Is
Assaulted By Mother

Toledo. Ohio. April 21.--PrctendinG
she was the bride Of six-ycar,oId
neighbor boy resulted yesterday in
severe injuries to Helen. four.Iear-old
foster daughter of Mrs. Stella koba-
lax, Of Rossford. a village twenty
miles south Of here. Mrs. kobalak l.
in the Wood county jail. Bowling
Green. under q $1,000 bond on inc
charge of assauting the child with Il
club
L. is said Mrs. Kobalak became en-
RACED when she saw tho baby using
her diamond and wedding rings in the
childish mock ceremony. TIL" babe IS
under the care Of physicians.
Physicians say the child's face is
swollen and her body discolor"d.
Splinters were removed from the
baby's jtw. Mrs. kObalak has had
the child Two years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
HARD COAL MEN
ASK WAGE CUT
FORMAL RETTERAT1ON
BY THE OPERATORS
Warmer Asserts Demands
for Wage Increase Can
not Be Granted.

New York, April 21.-AnthracIte
operators, who had announced that TO-
day they would submit to the miners
the terms upon which they would sign
an agreement ending the strike, con-
tented themselves with simple re-
| iteration Of their general demand tnat
wages come down.
AT the close OF q session OF the
Joint subcommittee on wage contract
negotiations, S. D. Warmer, spokes
man for the operators, said:
We Informed representatives OF
the enthracite miners, with whom we
have been in conference since March
rs. that it was our firm conviction
that wage and other demands, which
would result in an increase IN the
price OF coal, could not be granted,
On the contrary, our attitude was that
there must be a substantial reduction
in wa:rs.'
Pr1os Of Coal Too Egh-
Developments since these negotiA-
tions began have only served 10 connrm
the opinion already expressed by ths
nroducers Of anthracite that II was TOO
high Not even suspension OF produe-
/ ton has served to stimulate sales
we arc faced by the practical dh-
nculty that the consumer Will not pay
the price for coal that we are required
70 ask in order to maintain even tho
present labor coats"
Labor members OF the subcommittee
expressed keen disappointment over the
attitude OF the operators. They HAD
been led to expect. they said that the
ccal men would make known the amount
Of wage reduction they would demand
as opposed TO the nineteen demands OF
tho miners. so that tho issues Of the
strike might have become clear and q
basis established for further negota.
tions.
The operators assertion that mot
even suspension has served TO stimulate
sales" was pointed to by several or
the union leaders az a t1cit admission
that the operators were in no hurry to
end the strike until they had disposed
Of surplus stocks at prevailing prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
143. ARMED MARCH" DEFENDANTS
REACH CHARLES TOWN ON SPECIAL
Homes of Townspeoplc Arc
Thrown Open TO Scores of
the Needy Ones Weary
Travellers File Through
Crowds of Curious Folk.

Charles Town. W. Va. April q. =
M all-Gar ride on special train
brought ~ defendants and their rcla
ij"Hs hcr" for trial IN various charges
in conn ci;on with the armed march
on Logan laSt August, which will he
Erp MonIay Tosnspcopl" freely
o0encd their homes 10 sh"i;er those
Who were unable To find accOmmoda.
tIrrs in r-oH drd hotels
The special train. whrh left
Charleston this morning. arrived here
i, 81" ;nu;"hr. and tho weary traY-
c,ors I'D through crowds ot curious
:nlH n fir"meU'S hail. where 4 COM
mittsc Greeted them 10 homes wher"
lodging awaited those who were n
r"eG
Isaac Scott. acting secretary o. Dis.
trjct l.. United Miro Workers. was
official head Of tho DELEGATION and was
assisted in making Announcements b.
William Pctry. district president, md
organ. and one OF the prominent mar
under Indictment.
Women Make the Trip.
Eight women and three children.
relatives OF men facing charges. were
among n" passengers on the tram.
Arrangements for housing the men
and their families were in charge of
Thomas Il Moore. J. u. Birkett and
3. T. Sugart. the committee appointed
by the Charles Town and Ransom
Business Association. They were pro
vided with a list of tifty-tive families
in this town who had offered 10 care
for allOtmentS of The visitors. running
As high rs ten or fifteen in some cases.
Cots and extra beds were also set up
in the ralm hotel. miners headquar'
ters.
Confer With Prosecutor.
Harold W. Houston. chic counsel
FOR the defense; r. G. Townsend, as
sociate counsel: President e. Frank
kecney. OF District Il. and Secretary
Fred Mooney, with Mrs. Townsend
Mrs. Keaney and Mrs. Mooney. who
we're expected 10 arrive today. had
not appeared UP to late hour 10
night. :
Prosecuting Attorney JOAN t7.aiH. -
Logan county: I. ". Osc7;O". o: Ia,
ette.I!.c. AID A. NJ Be.cAc-. or Char.ce:-
ton. associated w.:h the prosecution.
conferred today VIA Prosecuting Atto--
Continued on Page rhtrteen)
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MORGAN MAY GO
ON COMMISSION
Eminent Fmancier Consider
ing Invitation of the Allied
COMMISSION.

New York. April ri II any member
OF tho firm Of J. p. Morgan goes to hll-
rope in response TO an invitation to ac-
c"pt membership on the committees OF
the allied rcparationS commission
named TO consider an international
loan for Germany. il will b" J. T., Nor
gan himself
Mr.. Morgan today told irr"ndS IN"
firm had received it's formal invitation
To accept membership on the commit,
tee. He was considering it, he said.
from a standpoint Of usefulness" but
no decision had been reached as to ac-
ceDtance-
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PLEAD NOT GUILTY.
Entered BY Four Men indicted Follow
Ing Theatre Disaster.

Na~h.rrtcn April o. Pleas of no;
guilty were entered before Chief JUS
tic Mccoy. IN the District or columbia
supreme court to-day by four OF the five
men Indicted recently on charge Of
man>laucht"r in connection with the
knirkcrhorkrr theatre disaster. The
f.+tr Reginald W Gearc. architl~ OF
,nt theatre. DID not appear. hut through
rnun sci asked the Indictment as applied
70 him ~ ana shad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
r1pEwArEE P1oJDr
Advoeat,d as Only Salvation In NdGs
west Prom ExcsSsive FRIGHT 1Atss.

Columbus. O.. APRIL 2l.-open!ns OF
.,c Great I.akcsSt Lawrence tidewater
project ns the only salvation for manu-
fartnrers OF the middle weat from cx-
.nss;rs Freirht rates, was advocated b~
Concressman W. W. Chalmers. OF To-
lido. In an address here to-day before
ne Ohio Inland Waterways Commission
". l.. Harding. former governor or
Iowa. and charles +. Craig. OF Duluth.
secretary Of tho Great Lakes-St Law
r.nct Tldcvatcr Association. lalso SET
forth the advantages Of tbA proposed
a Avrence canal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
WILL pEPoRr GERMAN.
1,.ft U. s. in 1914 and Fought IN Tenpon
Army Until Armlstce.

Tacoma WASH. NPFI -'--=--ElH!Is
Frederick Nurth. who tao royernH"ni
alleges went 10 Germany In 1914 ana
Tough, with tho German army untl.
60. after having been denied per
mission. was deprived OF hts citizenship
today. by Federal Judge Cu$Iman, who
said he wanted to spare the court trc~-
son trial. Efforts will he made |" de
mort him. Il was announced.
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CAR CONDUCTOR IN
MURDER CONFESSION

,T:caSo April cl~~ Thomas Roche,
stree. car conductor. tonight confessed.
according /" the police. that he had
killed unaIdcd the woman whose I'm
clothed and mut!iatrd body was found
IN An abandoned moving van near
Rouche's home early today. The woman
1as identified as Mrs. Anna Corliss, 80.
divorce, formerly OF New Haven.
Conn
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pERAE..dENr DELAYS TRAFFIC.

Huntington. ". Va. April GA de-
raIInnnt Of ton freight cars near Lat
tin, ". Va. on the Guyan Valley 6tri
sion Of tho Chesapeake & Ohio railroad.
early to-day delayed traffic fourteen
hnnr1 ot1iciala her~ said to-ndEhf
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ar1.1 rAvoHAGLY REPORTED.

washington. Aprl @l.-Ia" Tr"adw4y
mi rrdrr wh;Cn the IRE S!irn: would
he authorized 70 establish ten addi-
tionaI bureaus for collection or internal
,eyeau. was reported favoraoly to-day
oy tho house ways and means commit
Tee, after Il had been approx " tep-
ressnfHttyes q IL SrSaSurN mt.
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FIND BODY OF vICT"

belfast. April 2l.--Spcc:al "on"tab'"s
Tonight found the body Ct Thomas
E"St. = years Old. n doorway ia !a!-
ivmcna street. THE boy had cc"n shot
Through III" heart.
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THE WEATHER

West Virginia, Western PeunsylVania
and OEio: Fair Saturday and snnoay;
slowly rising temperature.
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craoa. A?-.! "i.--NEy TIA" Associated
Nr"s>. ,-.Tnc c-"npEir conference to-
dMy made / great $;-.dr forward. IN"
illumination cr ,:r I;uss"-G.rman treaty
'"u.n III" controversy. a"d Soviet ia$-
80 $ acceptance Of the allied conditions
rru,'"rnirr iorriGn debts N2d 'v";is'
y,L,"i irup"~ly "i t"r"tencrs. produced
L very definite hC7C that IN" greatest
"uaSrcSS f.I-"n"ln statesmen ever h","
Wi. accomplish something real and
tangible Cor II" r"coaStrucu"n @:
t.urc;.c. Including RUSSIA.
Tie demand, II III" pow"T@ ""i.t'
have ,s"r accepted include tho waiI .nG
by Russia o. her counter Claims, Has"d
on mil.iar! !ut."Srnt."n: recognition OF
war debts ~ the Soycrnm":I;S. with Tho
understanding that ,hsy VII ~ con
sidc:ably sca;eI dowA; recognition "l
debts and n?ancial obligations CuH q
foreign nationals and tn" r:Ghi OF
for"iEncrS :" he>" onnii$cated property
returned 10 th,r. ~ 20 he given PRO ~!
compensation toy =.
Optimism Reigns.
The cons.iatu-y nature Of TIC answer
o. the Soviet government contributed 4
tho optimism that tho BotsheNh'
earnestly seek an arrangement with ;h>
powers by. which SOvie, Russia Will ot
permitted TO enter into the comfy o!
nations.
Tie clear ard b-.ct Gcmards Of the
ul!ieS. which afford a "o"crc;r basis 'o'
discussion. are compared here hy The
observers 70 the co"rrc;c American pro
,sa!s tor HaIa, limitation introduced
=, the outset g! tie WHSh.ns;oH CON
ference. and which ga" ;hc delegates
- the Washington gathering Al appor'
tUaity 20 CoaCcatrat" GlScu-.lpH {:
-umcthirS tangible a"d constructive.
The ins.stcncc OF ;hS Soviet OF
f"reiEn iiuar"!al aid as nccc5%2r! cor
d!t!or 70 Eussia'S salvation serve t.
turn al eyes toward the t"itrd S;i,"+
for It seems - be recognized tha; -
fec:tre Sucror for Russia is Impossible
without the participation O. Americas
capital. This conviction IS so pCo:olNt
that the allied representatives are mint
Ing that they would like - see Ncaar ro
Uashbu-c ,'hi;d. iHc anha asador &c
Ita:y. attend the discussions on ku,.,!a-
affairs.
o. S. Assistance Need Cd.
The sentiment regarding Alne-!'as
financial support was summed Up tOda.'
hy toru3c: President Motta. OF Sw:t:c-'
land. Who sa;l that without assistance
from TIC Ua!tcd states il would he very
difficult for IH!rope 70 win out We &c
70: n",I", ;hat .N:""-ica will forge; tho
ties b.HG:ay her 10 Europe" he uc.'.I~e4
simultaneously w.th toda!G dcrciuo
r:erlS here rrorU ECr,c W.tS given p:...
d,>?a,,h", rom the United Stator &$'
sr.;..s that public opinion there did no'
~Nr"c; .i.y assistance w"u!d p" S!TeI
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THE lNTELi.IGEN GER

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
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CDc:ailS % the German a1G ItTs i!Hn
-"p.;'S !" ;hc allies wi! b" f"uad on
l?nthcr ps@" Of today's lntci!Eca-cr.)
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WEATHER FORECAST

Fair Saturday and Sunday.
Rising Temperature
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