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New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Two Senators to Ask
Lasker for Action
On u. S. Mail Claims
Government Knew i'm 1920
Company Was Headed
for Rocks, Yet Warned
No One, Creditor Asserts

Assurances from two members Of the
Senate that Chairman Lasker of the
Shipping Board would be asked to
take some definite action regarding the
claims Of the creditors of the defunct
United States Mail Steamship Com
pany were received yesterday at the
Offices of the creditors committee at
10 Broadway. In answer to the ap-
peal made by the creditors earlier in
the week, Senator Walter f. Edge. Of
New Jersey. wrote:
AT the first opportunity | will be
glad to give further consideration to
the point involved and see what assist
ance | can render in the matter" His
colleague from New Jersey, Senator
Frelinghuysen, wrote that he was
bringing the whole case to Chairman
Lasker's attention.
Louis II. Strous, Of 2 Rector Street,
a member of the creditors committee,
in statement last night, said
"Thc trouble is that the present
members of he Shipping Board are
doubtless ignorant of what actually
United State Mail Steamship Com
pany was~ operating these government
owned ships
"A few weeks ago one of the attor-
neys for the Shipping Board stated
that while he was very sorry for the
creditors, they should have acquainted
themselves with the financial standing
of the company before having extended
such liberal credit This lawyer prob
ably does not know that in the fall Of
1920, before any of us had extended
credit, and with the understanding that
the Government stood squarely be
hind the United States Mail line, there
was then III tho possession of the
Shipping Board confidential report
made after an investigation by its
United States Mail Steamship Com
pany had not dollar in the bank
10 pay its bills, nor had any possibili-
ty for meeting the obligations which
the Shipping Board knew it was about
to incur.
"This complete report, a copy Of
which we now have in our possession,
warned the Shipping Board that the
steamship company was bound for the
financial rocks, and recommended that
the board insist that the company give
satisfactory evidence of its financial
ability to carry out the terms of the
contract or return the vessels immedi-
ately; and yet, with this report in its
possession. the Shipping Board con-
tinued to advertise the Mail ships as
government ships; continued for one
year to let New York merchants sell
them supplies; continued to let the i'm
preston get out that the government
guaranteed the bills. One word from
the Shipping Board quietly passed out
in shipping circles as to the existence
of that report back in 1920 would have
saved us S1,50C,000, and yet this word
never came"
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Subsidy to Pass at This
Session, Leaders Assert
tilibus'er May Delay fiction
and Postpone adjournment
Until Fell. but Not Kill Bill

Frop. The Tribnne'S Woshinoton Bureau
WASHINGTON, April 14.--The ship
subsidy bill will be forced to passage
both houses at this session of Con
gress. according to leaders in the
Senate to-day.
II IS taken for granted the bill will
pass the House, and as for the Senate
while no formal canyasses have been
made. the Administration leaders say
It will have a majority when it can be
brought TO a vote. They expect enough
Democratic votes to overcome, or large
~ overcome. defectIons from the Re
publican side.
The real danger to the bill, as the
leaders see it. is that it will be so de-
ayed and hlibustered against that it
cannot be brought TO 4 vote before the
regular session ends. However. it is
the plan of Senator Jones of the
Commerce Committee, in charge of the
measure in the Senate. to have 1t con-
sidered after passage of the tariff bin.
lie expects the House to pass it first
Unquestionably, the opponents of the
bill will maze strong effort in the
Senate to prevent it reaching a vote at
this session. Senator Jones, however,
will urge that it must be passed now
II the opportunity is to be grasped to
establish permanent, strong mer-
chant marine.
1t is probable the contention in the
Senate over whether the bin is to be
brought to vote or put over until
next session will become so bitter as
greatly to lengthen the regular ses-
son and prevent the adjournment of
congress until the late summer or
September.
To-day's ship subsidy hearing took
the form of cross examination bv
Democratic members of r. T. Merrill,
director of the bureau Of research of
The Shipping Board, who testified yes
terday on the dfferentials which exist
against American shipping and in ia
Vor of British and foreign shipping.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Sailed Yesterday

Cubspo tNor), Rio de Janeiro; Nordhay
Nor). Plymouth Mass Caho OrteGal tSp)
Cadiz; Frodo tDan), Copenhagen; Portu-
euese Prince BID. Rio de Janeiro; n T
Bedford Baton Rouge; Canadian Seigneur
(Br), Auckland, EiGsr (Nor). Kingston;
William Rockefeller, Port Lobos; Chcla
msuga, Cardenas; Tanamo. San Juan; San
Gil tBr). Havana; Franklin, Houston
City Of st Joseph, Baltimore; Republic
Valparaiso; Meteor, Sewalls Point: Stan
more, (BD. Newcastle Eidsvold Dan>,
Man2anillo; Lake Gilboa. Brunswick; Anna
Sophie (Nor), Port Tarafa. ID g Scofield
San Francisco: Romsds shorn (Nor), Bal
timore; San Mateo. Tela; Ocmulgee, Mo
bile, Inde pendence Hall, HaVre; Gulf
prince, Port Arthur; Santa Theresa (Br)
Havana Subcateo. Riga; Mundale. HaV-
ana; Sutransco. Odessa.
RaVnanger (Nor). Manat.
Jefferson Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions OF merchant vessels re-
ceived through the United states Naval
Communication Service Shipnlasters OF
vessels with radio apparatus rav, with
out charge. report their CP) noon
positions through tho following naval
radio stations in tho United States
proper: Bar Harbor, Nc. (Ottarclines)
Cape Hatteras, n. c.; Jupiter. Fla
Key West, Fla; New Orleans, La
These position (TR) reports should
be addressed only to tho radio station
called, and they Will he forwarded TO
New York. 1t IL important that these
reports should be sent promptly mt noon
each day in order that they may be
received in lime for publication.
Position reports can afro be sent
through the stations OF the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc, New
York city (WCG), Babylon, l.. |.
tWSEl, Easthampton L. l. (WSA).
New. London, Conn. (WST).
No cbarge made for medical or
surg advice, latest newsand weather
reports
The Radio Corporation OF America
VIII receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Goa
(WCC), siasconset. Mass. (wsC). New
London, Conn, (WLC), Cape May, New
York City NVNY).
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio Corpors
ton OF America by the u Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
NAVY Orders

From The Trjbunes Washington Bureou
WASHINGTON, April 14.-Navy orders
issued TO day follow:
Kays Com. II. E., to Hampton Roads
Norris Com. A. to Brooklyn
Booth, 1t. Com. IL, to L. S. S. Tenncs-
see.
Enrich It. Com. r. p, to T. 8. s. New
port News.
Etheredge, 1t G. o., to Charleston
Fisher, 1T. e. to Hampton Roads.
Lewis, 1t. j. NJ, TO 13th Naval District.
Scott. 1t ~ to Pearl Narbor.
Whitten. Lit. r. T.. to I. s. s. Trinity
Loughman. Ems. y. j.. TO I. S. S. Trinity.
Winn. LIT. Com. c. X, to Philadelphia
Newman, 1t. II. t. 10 Philadelphia.
Iangseth, Oh. Bosn. F. T., to Hampton
Roads,
Ortolan. CHI Pharm. j. A.. to Brooklyn
Mayheld. Lt. Com, l. H., to L. s. 8.
Scorpion
Edwards, LIT. c. c., to L. s.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Purchase of Cape Cod Canal
Favored by Stip Board

WASHINGTON. April Purchase
OF the Cape Cod Canal by the govern
ment would be of great benefit to
coastwise shipping and the Shipping
Board fayors ihe bill authorizing H.
J. b. Smull, president of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation, told the
House Committee on Interstate and
Foreign Commerce to-day.
The canal, Smul said. has been
operated at profit by its present own
ers. and is a property that could be
maintained by the government to the
benefit Of all coastwise ships and YES
sells OF shallow draft. He SAID the
canal was of great military value dur
ing the war
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Luncheon on Jefferson
Marks New Shin Service

Inc Steamship Jefferson, inaugurat-
ing the new passenger service of the
Old Dominion Transportation Com
pany. left port asst night for Norfolk
with $50 travellers Several hours
before her departure dinner was
given by officials of the line in cele-
bration Of the new service
Among the speakers were Governor
+. Lee Trnkie, OF Virginia; Nor
man K. Hamilton. Collector of Gus
toms at Norfolk and John H. Delaney,
Commissioner of Docks, of this city.
Thomas S. Southgate. one of the steam
snip company's directors, was toast
master
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Freight Ships Due

Due To-day
Somerset. Hambws, March &c.
Tuscarora. Manchester. March is.
Liberator San FNancisoo March 2s
Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Co
Taurus, Santos. March 20. Kerr S Lines
James w Elwel r Co
Occur Alene. Lisbon, March 2o.Buli Lines
Manhattan. Baltimore.
Interns tional Mercantile Marine
Eastern Guide, London. March 2s.
Moore & Mccormack Co, Inc
Port Elliot London, April I,
!Narclssus Ihoau u.,...,....,,A II Bull & Co
susauehanna Corp
Due Tomorrow
Orcgonian. Hamburg. April l.
Uniteo American Lines
Westerdijk, Rotterdam, April g.
Holland America Line
Songdal, Buenos Ayres, March "a.
Stray S Corp
Due Monday
Edgehill, Rotterdam. April J.
Black Diamond 6 8 Corp
Mexican, HUI, April 4. United Am Lines
Argalis. Avonmouth, April 4 .Cunard Co
Due Tuesday
Psnaman, London, April 6. Unit Am Lines
Taketoyo Maru, San francisco, March gs.
Houlder, Weir & Boyd
Due Wednesday
Winnebago, London, April 4
American transatlantic Limo
Liberty Clio. Santos, April j.
International Freighting Corp
Sark, Baltimore. ...... Kerr S s Co
Duo Thursday
Cragness, Tyne, April 5. u S Navigation Co
Joseph Seep, Hamburg, April Stan Oil co
Due Friday
naeric, Shields. April 8
Houlder. Weir & Boyd
Archimedes' Manchester, Apri! :.
White Star Lin
Faraby, Shields April T.
! II Winchester & Co
Wiiford & Mckay
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
LEGAL NOTICES

HoYT, ROSINA E.-IN PURSUANCE OF
AN ORDER of Touora BILE John =.
COHALAN, a Surrogate of the County OF
New York, NOTICE is hereby given TO all
persons having claims against Roslna f.
Hoyt, late Of the County of New York,
deceased to present the same with vouch-
thereof. TO the subscribers. at their
place of transacting business AT the office
of Gherardi Davis, their attorney, at No.
Is William Street. in the Borough of Man
haitian, in the City of New York state
of New York, on or before the cath day
of October, 1922.
Dated. New York, the 18th day OF April,
1922
JOHN SHERMAN HOYT.
ROSlNA 9. HOYT
E. FARRAR BATESON.
Executors
GHERARDl DAVIS. Attorney for Execu-
Office and p. o. Address, l5 William
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Halv's Population 38.835.l84

ROME. April 14-Italy's population
on December !, 1921, was 3S,635.lS4.
which includes 1,564,691 persons in the
redeemed provinces. The population
within the old boundaries, therefore.
was 37,270,4 ,493, making an increase of
is per cent over the census of 1911.
These figures were given out to-day
by the government statistical bureau.
which asserts they show the greatest
increase in population Of any country
in the world.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Army Orders

From The Tribunos Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, April 14.-Army orders
issued to-day follow:
Medical Corps
Dixon. Mai r II, to Alcatraz Island
NeG Maj f. r.. to Walter Reed Hospital
Qunrtermaster Corps
Seaman. 1t. Col. A. O.. to San Francisco
StorN, Capt. A. NJ, to Fort Rngsold
CHM, Capt. NJ. r.. TO Fort Totten.
Miscellaneous
Slaughter, Capt ". r. inf. to Camp
Lewis.
Taylor. Mai ]. b, c. A.. 20 Camp Eustis.
Demmer. Capt. NJ. Phil. Scouts, to Oak
land.
Mckee. Capt c. F.. Eng, to Fort Bliss
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Change of Masters

Edmund Kcmbe succeeds Richard Ma
Euire command steam screw Lenape;
clyde Co.
Richard Mcguire succeeds NJ r Forrest
command steam screw Lake GiIboa CLYDE
s 5 CO.
William II Atkins succeeds Manuel x
Sylvia command steam screw Miranlar
II r Wright succeeds b J Rowland COM
mand schr barge William r Lanll
Michael 7 Farrell succeeds Philip
Woods. command barge Madeline.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
City Island

Bound South-Beatrice, Porto Rlco via
hoston for New York; to a II Bull & Co
in ballast schs Daniel Tompkins NeNnort
for New York; Joseph Murray. C;reenbor,'
iler New York Minnie 6. New Haven, for
Bound East Sch Barbara w lBr1. Jar-
sey city, for st John. y 3 (anchoredl
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15

Distance in miles, position al noon un.
less otherwise stated
birmingham City $40 e Cape Henry Anr "a
Bristol ist 40 81 \ lon 72 IS w April "a
Byron Benson ss Diamond I4V Apr j.
CONS mer 57 + Ambrose LN April IA
Eastern Guide II F. Ambrose I.V Apri IA
EVsrsst 100 from Cape May April IL.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Marine Reports
THE TIDES


North OF Sandy Hook~F FRESH shifting
Winds aud unsettled weather. with showers
oNer south portion
sandy Hook 10 Hatteras Fresh south
east shifting TO northw<esG winds ana
showers
bstteras To Florida Stratt-.FTesh south
and southwest Winds and fair weather.
East Gulf Moderate southeast and south
winds and generally rsir weather
West Cuff Moderate. variable winds and
par,ly cloudy
Caribbean Sea aud Wludward Passage
Moderately east and northeast winds and
fair Wnther
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Marine Disasters

GLOUCESTER. Mass April 1f-Another
attempt to float new fishing schooner
Henry Ford, aground Essex bar since
her launching Tuesday. failed to DAY Tugs
Bile to move schooner a. few feet at high
tide. but could not work her into deep
fay
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Sea Law Delegation Asked

WASHINGTON, April l4.-Recom
mendation that an appropriation be
made to permit Americanre presentation
9t the international conference on
,alaritime law to be held at Brussels,
Ecigirn'. was made to-day BY President
l{arSin~ ~ icfter to the Senate. The
CHARACTERIZATION xsAeG YaA $4,000
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Passenger Ships Due


Manuel Calvo tSp), CadiZ March ST: to
spanish Royal Mail Line with malls (.
expected 10 dock at Pier 8. X (Old Slip.
Carmania CBr), Gibraltar April a to
Cunard : ; Co with mails; is expected to
dock about PIER 50. y (West
18th ST..
somme, colon April s; TO L s Army
Transport Service. with pass. mails and
mdse. is expected TO dock about $ so q IN
al Pier % Army Base, b klyn.
Fort St George (Br). Bermuda April 3 ;
to Furness. Witty < Co with mails; is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier 35. \ r
(West 55th SD.
Due To- o-morrow
Finland. Antwerp April 6: to Red Star
Line with malls is expected to reach
Quarantine at noon and dock about 2 III
Pier 90, y Il tWest 18th ST.
Megantic {BD, Bermu uda April IA. to
White Star Line with mails, is expected
to dock about 10 I'll at Pier SO. n X
{ West 18th 81.
City OF Savannah Savannah April 1s; to
Ocean 5 Co: is expected TO dock after
nooa al PIER 35 r (Sprlng SD.
Cedric tBr), Liverpool April S 10 White
star Line with mails; was $50 miles east
OF Ambrose at l0.42 ~ AprU IA eX-
pected TO reach Ambrose about m and
dock late q Pier so. \ r (West 18th st)
Hoba~ NJ, Jacksonville April ~. Charles
ton ALsA "a, TO C!ya9 Line. ~ilh paas anu
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Classified Advertisements
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD

NOTICE i. hereby s.yen Of the nf los pom or
theft of temporary $1,000 y. l. Iou ron aoI
de Nem0urs g. Co IN % bond, due 1873 .
No M-2s92s. and temporary $500 bond o.
same issue No. D-115s. Federal insurance
CO 4 9 william st New York C!ty.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Vessel Sold

Taborer. steam screw. 21S tons; sold by
Clarence 9 Smithers. United States mar
shall to r r Townsend for 10000.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Lost Bankbookb

lost Bankbook no 1s5 s40. Union squa rf
Savings Bank. % Union SQUARE -Ne" J o. -
Payment stopped Finder please return tc
bank.
LOST-Bankbook No G57149 Of GreenTi ich
Savings Bank 248 Sixth Ave- \. Y CITY
Payment stopped. Please return to bank.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Along Oycrseas Rontes
leo Reports

Received following from str OLD NORTH
STATE: April Lat Al Is. Ion 81 As, al
-MINNEKAHDA. NOte-This is
tho most southerlY position or ice report ed
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
STORAGE NOTICES

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash
Advice free. Bennett, IFS B'way. I'd loor.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

COUPLE (superior old country help, seek
Ter. houseman, valet; thoroughly expec-
fenced; bachelor or small family pre-
tcrred seeking reliable, competent help.
Address Fenton. III Lexington AVe
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
West Side

WEST 1o3D, 2O5-Neatly furnished, all
modern Improvements references eX-
changed ADJ. 5E,.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15

YOUNG LADY. with knowledge of ste
biography, desires position; only small
office considered. X 145, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
HELP WANTED MALE
EXECUTIVE WANTED
SITUATIONS WANTED FEM.lLE
miscellaneous

young lady wants position
TO travel for millinery house. q 65T.
7 rihune
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE-Mai information viii be found
on Travel Page. Column Eight.
Sail To-day
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Reports by Wireless

Bv United States Naval Service
Distance Is given in miles Reports Ars
dated at noon unlees otherwise rpecihed.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
OHIO MEN PUNISHED
FOR KILLING DEER

Columbus Jan. ib-h. {. baxter
chior OF The DivisiOn OF Fish ana dhmo
Id calling attention Ia tho fact that Ii
number or deer ara a. large III ONO
Ito nlnn RiVeu out tho wnTning that u ID
unlawful To kill dear la this Hihto. on
roul door privately owned ana hnp' IN
M enclosure. and that tho penalty Tor
run,lnE or billing q wild door In OIL" 10
rrum I25 Ia 1900. pnd all violntorH VIII
ho novoroly prosecuted. HoVera' "e"r
havo boon Killed or puruueh with Intent
10 xiii during tho pn1t month. ana
number OF guilty persona hnvo boon pro-
secuted I cannot conceive OF any foa-
Hon why any citIz"n OF ohio should Mt
tompt to violate tho game laws In "uoh
a flagrnnt manner. Farmers and Hports-
men like to Hee tho door and are dobnK
everything possible to assist tho diVi-
slon In protecting them" Baxter says,
Among those recently approhended
and convicted by game protectors for
killing deer In Ohio or having the hides
In possession arc: Columbus Hover
sock, Bert Bryan. II. ]. Stomin. and
Melvin Stemen or Van Vert Each was
fined S25 and costa
Baxter states that deer must not be
pursued or disturbed in any manner.
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Soldier Declared Dead;
Parents Get Insurance

Wellington. - g.. Jan. it-~Thn
vai.runa' iufrau ana tho war I'cp''-
mani have asrned 10 ruis that INhh""
u t,hnon. a uoldlaf boy fF1n 'hb'lan
ton W Va, VII" wont 10 war ~
r,anro 10 dand and thny have nihnih"
Ihat ytuenl lie mhha hlH parents
ieu.u u and Vlajh o. Itohh"h, al w"
,aIo ~ t?Iib so'h por m"nIh, on nv
InauIonco rnllyy no '"dh at WIN NV
War IlIHk Onhuranne Ilufanu,
Thsro ~ no record of irlva'e '"h""
nj ma War bnr rftinont fu1th" IMAM
that no got to France. lie '" not sV"h
r.rordcd an "mInrlnH" Al TINT INC
Government Knows ~ him all thnt MS
comrades know shout him ma his
rnrantr hryo boon ohio ~ lnnrn N thht
he was In France. wh" In action, hhh
trnt wna tho last soon. honrn ot known
Of him,
Tho claim ~ his tnrontr Tor his N
uurnncc har hrrn rO"d'r~ - hnE
limo Hcnhtor Euihc''rnh lnR 2r"norut"
ID II with energy. tahlng pcrsnnnl IN
toroat In Il. 1t WIS no Gary mhttrr 10
ret tho officials 10 chtor tho nrhSf IN
tho ,nne Tint thoy have JuTt dome Thny
all along took tho attitude that tho
,oIdicr might turn W" IN romc mir
aculoup manner. but thoy wn"c Mt last
influenced to abandon that posi!lnn.
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BONN ISLANDS NOT
INCLUDED IN PACT

Toxic, Jan. i5.-(By tho Associated
Press)-That the BONN islands, belong
ing. as they do. to the TOXIC prefecture
properly constitute n part OF the main
land and must he 30 regarded ana.
therefore, excluded from tho zone OF
fortincations limitation. Is alleged TO be
the decision OF the Japanese cabinet.
The Nichi Nlchl today quotes Ter
eign office authority saying the dues-
ton is not Of tho most Importance to
Japan since there IL no intention TO
Increase Notifications. 1t expresses the
opinion that tho government viii not
impose serious objections to the conten'
lions Of Arthur J. Balrour or the Bit
ism delegation at Washington.
The foreign office" says tho news
paper, "denia y the report that tho gov
ornment has instructed its delegates al
Wa shingtOn To make further Cohcos-
sions regarding Shantuns. ana soys iia
attitude Ia this regard Ia entirely un-
changed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
WILSON SEES
LEAGUE FULL
Of VITALITY

wn.hIurInn. Ian H. IU"lnilhH aus"
hla unnnd"noe lu IA" 'Nll' Nv 81 W."
I.onuua uT NrIluna' f"Ii""i 'f""""''
WIIanm Iudny woInpd ~ lmp""P'"
gathering nj hIH hume "n n H'f""h 'h",
ihnuc who opposed ~" I"nHu" w"""
hava 10 look out Tor ih"nH"lVs
A mntIon rnndo by u mnn In tn"
ru1Ipnr, nj ~ Iu"eilng az tho Wo6dfo"
Wilson Foundn ton TINT tho" pt"s"hI
nv thcIr rr-prcia 10 III" f"rmor chl"'
executive. Tod To II BpOnthn""ur p'IRflh
nRo ur Hnyornl thousand admirers ahd
friends or Mr.. Wilson through two milo"
Of RuHhy streets to hiH roHh"hC'
Thcrc tho crowd Increased md 'wl'tN
rprnlved itself into nm enthusiastic dom'
onAtrntiOn,
Mr.. Wilson's remarks wcro In reply
To Samuel GomperH. PRECEDENT of II"
'mnricnn Federation or Labor. VINO. nct
Ing ms BpOkcmnn or tho crowd h"d &c
rlnrod TINT It's proEenCo offered PROOF
that tho Tongue OF Nations was not
dead.
IT med hnrdIy tell you how ruch' n
demonstration makes mG feel. MI
Wilson replied. There cnn he no
doubt OF tho vitality OF tho League or
Nations. II will take care Of Itself
and those who do not rcgnrd II will have
to look out for themselves. ! have no
anxiety for II. my only anxiety ~ 10
see our great people turn their faces IN
tho right direction and move with all
their fcVe. thank you for all this
I don't deserve II. but I enjoy II never
theless"
The former president was assisted TO
the door by Mrs. Wilson. who shared
With him the plaudits or the crowd.
Mr.. Wilson'S voice. while lacking the
volume Ur his more vigorous days. was
strong enough to carry to most or those
who jnmmad the street In 'front.' OF HIS
home Al ono point. when tho cheers
became especially v0ciferous. Nj Will
son tnado n motion as though ho In
Tended o. walk down tho ninpn ana
, shake hands with thore nearest but he
was restrninrd by MTH, Wilson.
Tho march fran Tho theatre was iad
by HonnIura Walsh. ~ Montana; Tls,'
rhor. Of FLORIDA. and Harris. or unorRia
Tho motion which leh To tho pilgrim
nHo was adopted unanimously nj tbs
| meeting whirh had beon addrohsad by
! HnrnuoI GumporH. Dr, Hnnunl r. Ell"t
Of In"ton; Hamilton Holt. or Now York
ma OthorH. In behalf OF tho fonnhR tloU'y
program to collect n fund OF 1000. 0Of
| for rChola Ships In honor Of Mr.. Wilson
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rnnduaLy. Jan 10 l'""lh""'" "-
Eu,Ih IIapa Island. which inoluh"n "h""'
,woniy families. will l." ont OF '""'h
With tho Tsat nf tho world Tor '"'"'"'
monIha Tho ialnnd telephon" oah'" h"A
parted. and after unEuooeHHfn' NJ.
tcmri1 to ropRir Il. Tn" Job was put o"
until spring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-16
TWO FATALLY nURnHD

CLARK ahuts. w Va Ian ~ 1872 ~"
pewh waa 'apof,nh here to-day 81 me
deaths 81 two children m Vi" '"s"'' "'
burning clolhlag lRnltoh at CRATE h'a'
at their hnmaH Tho victims were Hiiss
beth. four year old daughter OF NJ ana
Mrs. Tred Meredith Of Hsrsn ana an
infant OF Mr.. ana Mrs hnth"r """'
gardner OF l.ambcrton.