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HELP THt SALVATION ARMY TO KEEP UP ITS FINE WORK FOR HUMANITY IN WHEELING! Tjfg siiiPiSOItf ilhcding ? 7 -v X- It , V \1 ? \ e 10->0 8INGI.E cnrr THREE CENTS VOL I' M K I.XX.. NO. 220 WHEELING, \V. VA? MOM'AI . MAI 8. I!)-- ,TBAS?ib>.T> ? Lieutenant of State Police I Arrested at Charles Town i I ? > Rail Labor Decision May I Not Be Fought IBy DAVID LAWTHNCI (Oipvrlght I'V The Inteil:geneer> Washington. May 7.?(.^irrful study of the decision of Judge Page in the federal c->urts of Chicago awarding a \iotory to the l'ennsyIvumu ra.lrond In it;, controversy with the United States railroad lm.tx>r board has brought g.?v eminent lawyers to the conclusion that ttrst impressions of the decision as cir culuted in the press were erroneous and that the wrdirt was by no mean. a bioW at the railroad beard In fact, it Is now doubttui whether the government will appeal the case to a higher court. The reason is that close inspection of the deeisi -n reveals 'that the poir.t decided is relat.vely not r?i;K:nii;u to the successful o; -ration of ;tho railway labor board In the future. 'On the oilier hand, the sta' ment of Judgo Tage that the law creating the labor b'Xird is constitutional and that decision of the board must be respected Is considered of far more significance. The l'enn sylvan la railr-nd, inci dentally won from Its viewpoint an im portar.t point. The controversy arose over the attempt of the railway labor board to prescribe rules and regulations whereby employes of the Pennsylvania would select then- spokesmen or repre sentatives for the so-called regional railway adjustment boards which have been provided for by law to settle dis putes over wages, working hours and conditions. The Pennsylvania railroad argued successfully that the 1'riited States railroad labor board did not hair any right to tell any railroad or any workmen for a railroa.I how their rc specuvv spokesmen shall bo selected. So Special Right*. There havo be?n many charges by railroad workers that wuwii provision Is made for the settlement of a dispute between "represer ativon o; cmp. '.mi anci employes.* there is no way to make sure tliat the Companies do not select frtenuly representatives or see to It that the balloting? brings out spokes man favorable to a company's cause. T1 o Halted Stated railroad labor board tried to overcome this difficulty by lay tug down an eaplJe.t set of Instructions governing a sorret bai'ot in the election of employes' representatives. T >? * courts found that the railroad labor board was not granted itty special tights by the transportation act. But It is a fart that tho law does en able th? railroad labor hoard to take jurisdiction over any dispute which is likely to interrupt the nation's com merce and there is a >;>eett?c provision IierraittJng Che railroad ial>or tr-ard to decide a dispute if no conference be ht ???*a employes and employers has beep hold or If the conference disagrees. In deed. even if so-called representatives of tho workman dpi agree rn some thine which a large body of their fellow workmen who were organized In a union ?r unorvatiiz.-d di'.'ii't like, the I'nn^d States railroad labor bo.'trd can take eogizanow of the controversy on peti tion frvin any 10'.' uorkmen ari'l thus get the case in'o its hands for decision. So. after all. even though the P?-nnsy| vania mi!road ->r any .itlu r ? arro-r re tains the right to prevent the 1 ,-iltod States labor from interfering in the u-.unmer in whi-h the employes pick their siokesm'T. the law provides a check against ttnsr- :>t ?entat!or. Aral that's why Judg.. Pace's v? on thdt point isn't cons:d> red >.? <n".aL More Important. r,f much more importance .p. cur-rn r?n: lawyei* construe the nrnatks of Judge Pag- ..n the yea-raj ? w r.- of the railroad labor board, ile su.d :n I it': T have rea.-h 'ii the conclusion that ?f was the of . , rir-i -s thai the I ? attain*-.] through tl.. f ..j- pub':" op:in n and 'hat puh-'.i ? opinion wvud follow ?h.? r t>: i. t ? ? rv.r! u'onltl s?;: p. rr : ?j- ,so* ?V? botif-d 1 >?' :".'f b "f aln'rii wO'lbl h:ive :-[>??< :.iI V-*' * ?' :!?? rtifl i'-ill! ios wi'htn .i"'! :ii- :o''.-s.-i ti>'* o* tbo croup tl.it 1m n to re pro.- ? nt." Tl ;s Is thr fir.-- -.(:?> :h;if ;i f>'?l?-r:t! VJdiO h:<S V.i'i< ?'??to of th r Itif "! St-Ito ? r;i :-?-??! th..,;u-'. lo- joints ? '.it :??? ;?? ? ? u.i* t-ro \ by - ?? r .1 \ .;i--ri of the tr.irtsp*?rt;i- ? -i ' .1 ;>1 ? ? uk> ?V? ifMprov-i.-r, - orr.;-!'". ? : s ???'.? ? 'irr.-r ;? c i-i.-i'.n. I!. ? o.t-1. . iz.* - - . ... ? MT-fi ,r t! ? a ????.!. ? i ? * "Aft ?l- f ? : ib-r i vs.;.:: k - lb!! h r . ? V ? i.v! . ? ? ? t : !:: ?? ? ? -i-.r. of t f. ? t.-.i-il ,.r> ) ? and : ? I- ? eltt :? TTTr Wt ;\ THTJt Tire-ft: : Tur M -nda?. Tn?s'l*y r- ???!. f - ;<ol; , ; :>.(lv r j;,t niurb r to*n*>e. - ? re. Western Fer.n.triv.iit.i: r.ur Monday, it ? S 'I .1 ]T Ir.c tonsil, j i to>til; :s? : j n rcui'-wh.-t v.'.in.t'. i r .b.ibly tot! ..* 1 by r?.... ..?y :. lav in. ei t ; i. ..iv.'s i.tii lilitll'icl ?? :Vl*. iiot lit o'.I.iU^jo lit tempuxa t ft l ib RAILROAD RIOT; I ; FIVE WOUNDEDj I CLASH IN A. B. & A. : | YARDS AT ATLANTA! Battle Rages Between Negro Employes and a Number of White Men. J Atlanta. Oa.. May T h'our white men I ! and a neirro wort- sh<?t and another rutin ! ; injured in a not at the Atlanta. Itlr- | mirnthani .t Atlantic railroad yards- hwo i 1 today. Ail t?ve of the men were wound- | | ed seriously. The shooting resulted from a roc It hat tie w en >'or,i! n?*irro ? "? no ?> ? ?? i ! of the rati road uud a r:u,nin'r of wliit" I men, according to the police. The wh.te :n* n wounded are I'an < U'alt-n. Ja< V '"hasiain. I.. It. Htuley and ! Kelly liailey. all of Atlanta. Alt>ert Everett. a to-^ru employe of the A It: |& V.. was shot l'> officers wh"ii he r> ? ' sisted arrest, t'harlic Hunt. negro., an-, . j oth?T employe, was injured when lie I , , was thrown from a building during the; , i tishitnK. i All of the shootlrtc was hy the ne I jrro>\s. th. off:, era stated The wouadvj J j white men were rushed to a hospital, j : 'I'wi> necroes and several white men are j under arrest at the ;?<.1 i.-o station, while I j officers are investigating the affair. iNTGOIRf IS i; ; IH ISHINETONii . HOLDS CONFERENCES WITH LA-1 I BOR LEADERS ON POSSIBLE CANDIDACY FOR THE I U. S. SENATE. I Issues a Statement That Issue Should I Be Made of State Government and Courts. j Special Dispatch t<> The Intelligencer. Washington. I>. . May 7 lii>n. Samuel ft. Montgomery, former state | labor commissioner <>f We.-f Virginia, J 1 ami now counsel assisting in the de ; i>nsc of the miners on trial for trea i son at Charles Town, armed in Wash ington early Sunday morning. On ( ! reaching the capital city. Mr Montsom- . lory went to the National hotel, and , | was engaged there for the greater ; [part of th? day and night in confer- < i ettces with national leaders of the 1 (American Federation of Labor, the 1 | United Mine Workers and others. 'J J The subject discussed was Mr. j Montgomery's proposed campaign for i jthe Republican nomination for I'nited ? States senator. Ho issued the follow ling statement 1 "My friends and associates believe^ i that tin issue should be made of tho J . manner, conduct arid character of the: , state government of West Virginia. I > | particularly of the character and con- ? duct of the federal courts as operated In a portion of that sta'p. "We recall that so great .an Ameri can as Theodore Roosevelt .advocated , i the r? call of judicial decisions in emergencies am1 laid stress on the ' frict thai 'h?- rouns ha*! in many easec t":t!I? ? n into the liarul <>f p!nt??cratic forces. Makes Charges. -Wo openly rh.irci* thai the spue , eov'-rnrrioni has h< >-n taken nor and ? is operated hy special interests. an<I ; (liar rot only the state poxeminent ? b'tf also the courts haw l?>?? n domi nated by tho.?e interests in many fla -?rant. instances. \V? :rc not referring now to the incidents leadine to the trial at Charles Town, nor to th" tria' fln-re. i?ii' to n'inT cases. There was. for instance. !he horrible mu-der of I ?wo defendants at the very iloor of I the court house to which thei bad come un'b'r lh? protection of th?> law to b> tried That and many other crimes rr; out a stains? the system of , la.vetnmetw tad makes them pos-1 sible. "The primary ami election this rear. ? coming a - the;, do w hen tlo se repre-1 ? hefo-ibi'e affairs are still fresh in :ho '? I minds of th" people. It > a U ?? *tt> oeejisiott 1 ?for :.n :;pi" a! '<? Mo- torat* which 'we feel o'lsdlf not to !.'? o\? rlonle "I. . \\ > hope to have th< peep .? express a' ? the polls what they think and feet I about lit" mine ittiard system file ale j sorption *>f all pwr by " i a! ni-r : rii! ?f i?? Ka'.rant ??irn,ri'!?,r !>> f ? ? co-.tppitiiiptr of ;i!l i 1: 111 t i\?? [ ??ml -i?ji?i??????* * 1 ?:t: ?iiiirh? to l>' f?.r tlf ;?r??THon m . itiz>ns :?ml mi]' I port of law. Would Seel* Impeachment "If niiiiiii:.ii"ij ami ? ?????? ??*! to ho ^ I itif? l S ao- ? r.ai't. pi* It" t rpo.i ? j;; i . to off. ?? i v. |o- on 'o- tit. i'i'|i"o ' ? I. hi o o V|.-| ;,itto . .f r?-? I * ,lt o|o ? a t l|.;i I . i.tl" o! i!p i P of I ti .? > a-ii 11 n \ A ; I . ,;o||- t III" . It ? ,1 i ata'fi'i pa' . i't" i.t-o at ?" I ?: i r? I ..v. a i ?? ? o:?. t.i ? ' ???! W'ifit 11 ? to !?. o I ?. ol tt. .i t a unit. 'oiiiii . flo-tll ||. I Of! O ? ; |.I ?' | \ 1 "l 1*. aUti "i Up tali* t} aiitwli- i i PREPARED FDR | NEGRO ATTACK 300 REPORTED TO BE MARCHING ON KIRVIN Liter \ ersion States the Marching Black Men Have Dispersed. T' .\ . May 7. A p h't'hone .Mil from the fity it: ir.- tin 1 at \Vorslt.ini. staled P-tit "lit that e.tizrns of K:rv:n. reinf -.re. i! l.y le" armed it frmn \\ urthali: i>:ng hi wait. peetitig an nun i. tr??!!< HiI'-t hutn.-groe-. r?-!'?*i*t? .1 i *i r.-in- : i -? n? i \?r. ?? .inn w ? t? the* r\ Ill' ? ?:' I n ? ?! "wiping "lit Ktrvin" it: lei final O-r the hirnitig of ttili" I r> ? s.iturili.. Tho burned tug fen w? r?: it < <1 i>l' tin a> - > lit and ttiurdir o? a 1.' uliI while girl. ?-1 Worth. Ton M.ij 7 ? In a long iltstanee .? .:ivi-j.-<nt..-ti will; lh" As ?i'> nit" il Ij ooriv .{NiiiU'-Rt at ft i L>'eloe.k t?>ri---111. tin lii.ilia..cr of ;he t"' ' - [llielie exchange at Kir\.n Te~i nd tliat a m*? t' i>t reported marehmg t" K.run u. "w.po out t'ie '?.v\ i. " i,. a\>-t?- tin- hurn.tig of three negroes l.u-t ? i-.-k. Ii.nl ? 11--?,?<? r.~1 and that stat"- troops front W>rtham lia?l ;otie Nai'k to In ail'iti.trtiT.s. The n?-g:-..os liad gather-'1 ruirit'g the after noon. but dispersed >iui"'l.iy ho s..:d ? - Ktrxttt. Ti x . May T.? 1'ospjte rutnors \ 'mm \ar:ot:s towns in this \ie.mity thai irmrl negroes were marelitng < a the, it;- to :i\>itge tin burn rig t ? death la-t 1 "tut unlay "f thr- ?? negroes a roused of he asault ami tiuinhr of a 17 year | ild while girl, the town was <|tiiel lo- ] tight with tie .lal at.oii of trouble acv | ?ording I.. <? ?K.n.c. eitv rnaTihal | Marshal King sanl lo- lunl invostigat <<1 several report.-, <?!' tieg-o gathering) >ut that in eu,-h iasc these rei?ort3 j >ro\e.l false. A t-lgi-uts g.i'hrr.nc i'f three see re i ?r in "re tie..-roes a- .i- here t' : ' after- . moll "list-er. ??"! w to n :*?!v: -???! itnit their1 Heeling might ).">< :My t.,. nit. . oustrui >!. ? ) Mr? Cinrnifininf Rrn^l/ iiu oigiiuiuaiii uioaiN Among Striking Miners ?ast Wcck't. Production oi Sott ConJ Unchanged at tlie t.OOO.OCO-Ton ittai-k, Seports XJ. S. Survey. W .t>iiuiC!on. M..> WcJily protiu - ' ::<>i ...I .Li p.ti -i.tiy h:i> ,-irurh "a :rtii|H.i,ir> .?? v? ? i n utile .u?>v<- i lie lour-| I' ti xii.::k. Uii: I mud ie;il Siitvi-v, amuilMi. ? ?) t..Mailt in 'Olli.it. I lull with ll vvn-.v.;. Mlltllil.ir> ? Jut itnlu tr> l.-irlj reports i >r ili? a?'fk i f><!.Ma\ i?i. tin .-'at? nn n; .iiul iT.iJiiriic! tliat i?r?*Jii'tion in cm inu.il ;i, r? -r-i".f 5.1 jU.'mi'.i tu.ap proximately die aim a.- in tin previous A. . ?. I'r'.d'j.-:I'm vxas ??"t:'in. .| almo t ?ntifi Iy t il uinimui , it u li I'lar. 'i, "lyi-xlunticti in" tlirtn Hi- r.^n.tiniu^ ?rn : i. all v at /? ? ?> " li'iilj e.ir i.iailit.as ? 111r. ? tin iiftn aim-,; rl;. ? u :?(? trtke \a . re inii'iiim ?al n> inii.iw M-.ii.l.iy, ll.M'.i ..li.-.; Ti|e- iiiy, IJ \\ .'In. : .lav . i|ti; 'I'liur ? lit>. I "J. tt l.ili-r il.i} s Tint ru i*i v | w In tt r-i'i'1" ?????:?. ?? il. il i im-.-iI ? a r r -t. ; -"'I>u-v-y ;i: < t M- ? i; i. i: ? ? :i ' N .1 !?:. . h I I.-- ni nk ? r IMrik.-i; r-nn.-rs h ? IIrro.T." !.-? r- :? - ?!? ? !r* ?!. ??n::h a smalt ilirri--r "f rr? ? fi h.:v? I- . V fw.-ri, ?i "I" -\;i* 'I I.- i:? -f iii-Ti-iiiu-.il -r- -i -? r--. - I, in. ?< r-n'. :h-?-ti! f -| f - !? - ? ' I a! Mill ??I -. ... I ?< -.1 if. - - ?; I ;>i0 |,,;r. t - :-!-!? ? I'll' l' mark- : .nil l> -i.h - ? - ??- P-.. ? n fr--i:i "i '? r- n-.:-!i ^ ;i* work. in- ? r- ? r . e ? \- Ml |ir, sr-r,. ,j?. .. . -. ? ? ? . J-'i- j-.n urn- r ! ? ??:.: ? I). h I- than General Wu Will Not Fight Uniess Necessary T ? ? T ?." M"i v ? r.v T.IO A-S...-I ?, ? iv'. ':? ?.: ? ii t v I it. .'it . ;?f i" ? ;II T'rii ;i! v ?..(> ? . ? i: I ?. : ? ? ? If r.V < " . I'... ?? i ? ir'-\v ?? . ? Mi" ? ?.V II. ;? ! V ?* it." I. ..! v..1 - ?! i i.r. \ i? *? h ? il ?i' I : ? I ' r ? : ?.r-i .. ?: |ll:ir.. r ! < '1.1 !!:? .1 TI-. ??!.??? ? ?'???> W 1: ?> ? '? 'U' .' Ti t.wfijy . ... V. ri ' ? j 1 ? . "i 1: ? . :? 1 - ? . ?.-ijji n :. ? 1 ? ? ?? .- t It.- V ; r.-i 1 , .:. '???? ifo ill ? .1 ....... .. ?I. Vf >-. ? 1 .... .. . |. I ?? ' ?:;.??? ' ? ? : .1 ?.v 1 ;? . 'i 1 !. v. v. ? . ?*.. .? 1 ..if. r :? ? tVill Arraign Russian* for Raising $3 Notes ii'. lit .< ?? I CLASH OF AUTHORITY WITH TOWN POLICEI j Lieut. Lilly Released for Hear-i ing. Docs not Appear- Re poit Made to Col. Arnold. Charles Town, \Y. Ya., May 7.? tliy thi- Associate) 1 I'nss.,?Lieu tenant Mark It. I.illy, of th?* \\ est \ i'yinia slate police. was arrest.ij late last niyht by Jim Smith, chief ,>f tlie Charles Town police, when. Chief Smith ehariretl. he did not ''move on" at the eliief's orders. He was released for a hearinir to day before .Mayor .Morgan, but did uoi appear. A report of the inei but was made to ('olonel Jackson Arnold, superintendent of the tiutc poliee. and 11is iid\ ice was asked as to what further steps thould be taken. How the Clash Started. I roojn r.-. of i l?e ;.iate poliee who am on duty here during the trial of union mill'- ??rm-r> mt iih- iiuim ii <? n ixm.iu count} i.i. i lull. ejected fnun ;t res- [ I mi run; last ni slit William Sttord. who, they alloc.-d. was enpapil in an ar.mi nnni lltai threatened disorder. A crowd, made up ill part of townspeople ami of men who ar.> hero for the trial, gathered in front of the restaurant, and Chief Smith ordered them to tuore on. Lieutenant Lilly, who was in civil-1 ian clothes, was hi the crowd, and did ii >t nio\e. Chief Smith said, with fTm others. The <-hi"f said he did not know the of fire* and push'd him oxer to the eurh. ! Arrest of Lilly. Lieutenant Lilly elaitned that he was talking with Siford. and adxisinc him to go home pcacoabl}. ?hm the chief seized hint b\ the shoulder, lie protested tfiat ho had a right to be here and was arrested. i Chief Smith said that aft"r mount; Lilly fnun the sidewalk lo xvenl away. [>m hi> return Lilly was still there, and it was then that he arn sted him. j still not knowing his identitx. The troopers, when they learned ot j Lilly's arrest, quickly arranged for his re|r>a,cp This is the first conflict or authority *aen f!i*> .-tale polici- and the town forces since Lieutenant lail> and .-?ex on privates were sent lore for tint x )-f*? r?? action from that itinrl^r was :? .? rif?-r? m*.* was h**d ttti'l *?hur^'ivs *:*l*-vt;ilk !>U" kin~ .*:*! resist iiijr an *>fii?*?*r ;'.a**<**! attaint*: Lieutenant UJ!v iv**r** dr**;>pe?l Ann?iitn,cm*,:ii ?r *!*is >lev**l*>:>rn* nt wi! t;vi*lo late lottittht !?>" ,1 *? i**i 'IV I'* r tenieln. -,*rosi** uiiny ait**r'ie> for Jeffer son ,? w.rtty \*r.*rrn*i I'? *r:?*rii**l 1 a*lri**d that the ri*o'i*"sr marl. f.?r l/il'y'v trans fer wild (*?> wt Intra wn :t?**l that <*'!-. \rn**!d w*>n:? 1 1>? a.s K<"?. 1 ;.**.**p hit- here in ch.iTJrt nf t(let *h*!iment n**w ? *n duly in thi- town. At th.* tin;** ,it" his nr***-', Ltentctiant Lil'v wt*r** .?tviiinn <*l**?t'.es. *> *,v:?' . i - ? plait!* *1. :ir.d fail* *1 ? * M> i*lori tity wh**n <*hi**r Sini'th attempted to* el**.\r the s:<l*-w a.'k. IVTnch Testimony Cnminir. Charles T*>wn, \\ V.n.. Mn> 7?<'*y rlie As.si>**iatn| fr^srit - ? \<*t i\irirs een n**.*t*-?i with th?? tr:al **f William i'l r . .it'I **n a .-harm* tr** *.*? ? enrrie a <1* a*! st.it* t*"l.*v. with ne-ir'y all i f the |.r<*rtitti* ri* l';;nr. ?- ,ii"-**nt ;"**.*m t**wn. iiVi'lt ftt*! tp .*?? \\ >s'* *rt*i l'.altl tt ?*r< anil **w * w*r* r? r11i? . nor. who ha*l t*:it ttt a vtn nanit u*?l? t. th*: <*.-*t:rt rm.ni. ha* a !:-*? f. - ;1 ?* more prominent 'tie t:n*.>n ? "f* ; us who are her* aw.iitinc -rial *'?<?* tak:t1(; of tpsfjmonv h*"tr.?n *i th* Ivizr.ar*! ia.<? ten d.avs aco '?hfty-tix?* wTies-e*- 'i.iv* hren b<*:<r.1 tor th,* stat** **ti \ .r oti- pha.s.-r <*.f th,. miners' tnur* h attain-** l.*tj:an. hit: ttnieh DAVISON LEFT |j TEN MILLIONS, SERIOUSNESS OF j CASE NOT REALIZED Reopening of Brain Disclosed i Hopelessness of Finan cier s Condition. New Tork. Mav 7- -('lose friends of tlie late Ilenry i'. I>a.vison, who died yesterday from an operation for brain minor, ? stixiiatcri today that Hie finan cier left an estate of about Slu.OOu.imO. y He carried a lar^jn amount of life in- r surance. bur the tigure has not been as pertained. Mr. Ihtvisou's public bene factions were large. < . Tdiat the seriousness of his condition was m>t fully realized became known f when it was disclosed dmt the family only last night bought a small plot in the la?ettst Valley cemetery. When his- doctors Informed Mr. I>avi- J. son tha' another operation wan neoe.s Jiar). i?e said: "If ;? must he done, we'll have It J' right here," referring to the Ivacock Co nt home. "1 love the place, and when : 1 die. I want to be burled here." v Slmplo Funeral Ceremony S.t Tuesday morning, according to W? ' rei|uest. the boily will be placed in the j little cemetery after a simple funeral ^ t ? r. inopv .n St .lohi.'s church, Hatting- i ' ?own. i.ni)- Isiand. More details of the operation wfiic.h ' j_ pen-filed Mr Ikivrson's dearth disclosed i the fact that an instant afrcr J>r. I * Charles A. Klsberg had reopened the oraiii last Saturday uiorninc. he saw j th.it the linancier's <ud was a' hand. j' ft was I'l.'iot:v II o'eloek when Uho I " operation ?.i.s begun and a m r.mds .1 fter the ; .<? k? i.? ?? had opened I tin- oid wound behind tin* i-ar !.? turned|c to hie ussistatits, who also examined the s tumor, and agreed w ;:h I", Ill.aer.g to), '?fiis- operating. T!i? bleeding vv.is so . profuse and uni xi^i-tod :n.n a liurry I ? ?all was wit from :In- operating rootu n In lb.- Inn J sou home tor adrenalin r Chloride, ' h Breathed HI* List Art-'miis I., Viulca. eon-tn-iaw of uhe j banker, jumped into an am o mobile an J , dashed for Lib n dote, an adjoining town ., lo get it. but within a few minutes after u In irned Mr liavison !iad breathed I | his last. He bad Im-oii on the operating < table one hour and a half ( .j The tumor's grow th .showed that i-ten j had the surgeons been suceessful in i ,, their opera: am. Mr. Pavison eouhl have| lived only a short time?ninety day:: I 0 a t.be most. Tb.i growth involved the [ j auditory nerve. and bud Mr. Imp. ison ra!-j lt-'d after the uprralioti be would have - suffered greatly. , Motorcycle Holdup j Latesl in New York f S;w Terk. ,Mav Two m:t;k("d ban- j dit ? .?ro'?. into a meet ug of tin (late.. ' v (???an As.-:oe;atioji t> Brooklyn today, i tobhe.J fourteen ire mbers of Ji.L'Tl' In -x er.sh and jewelry, and ????raped in a m*voreveii- with a side-car attaehtn-'iit. The president of the a. so 'iation. Stan- I ' lev Cjumn. was addressing tin meeting 1 w hi* ft :lo- bandit." entered with drawn . rivolvi-r \ f t'-r col tmg thee booty,;* the\ looked in the numbers and tied. ? "row Is thronged l.he street .n front ? the building i'Ut the vi? tints of the hold ;p .. .| fe.ir that the band wo . . ^ shoot from :b. ..elcvva.i. pre v. nil d ^ from going to inc windows to <aii for ad The- wa the first tune ;ba: a motor has figured 'a holdup i: V .?? 1 .rV. til" poliei sa d. Body of Pittsburgh Boy Is Recovered round 1ti Wildb of Ontario After Ia>nff Search ty His Brother, a West Virginian N'o-ta l ay. ' ?nt Miv Tar hodv of ' R" I is: Trow hr-dge. of I11 ihurg|i. f'a. ,, who ,v i drowni'il mi a burning trip list November 111 ItOUlter !??? tis:.:;?. '..I: lioi-n ' f..:ind mm? t!i?? -b...re of Mud I.ake by his Prober K---- Trowbridge vvh- ' .??.me h.r. T"re l?-||.Ootv \\ 'a-t ' week 'ftttute a soa-eii. T1-- b. I v " wii '.< ? n t i M.'Tgaiisv-lie. W. \'a.. j for bur n'. ii ???sttmonv r.-m.iinei! to pe pri>or'i"i and no Hid e;iv,|. w ;u giver, of how Io;,g the ? r I would last. . FRANCE S RES WITH BELCH AGAINST BRITAIN; CRISIS HI " I All-night Tour of ? Cafes Ends in Tragedy J, \. w V K. M-1-. . \ II :i!l . .-?n 1.1M- ! t. ? ? ir ? : 11? ? I? ?1 ? li ? .1 r ? I iliis ? j ! di; ,.i :\\>t . ??>!:?!? ? ?-*-.?!??i m n , ?r:..H r.x N-s.. ? h-n on- I lr M-. Mr.i u.il '- i ; ill.iirti- r. ? . .1r ?? ;)?-??::% nj m i*vij , : > .1,1 ? I,- I. I ? V I?1. ' \s i 11 ii>! i ??? r ;.!i.l \i :i .irow .1 ! -li" . r-N.-.r.l Tl: -n .. . ... 1 ? -i. v. 'i . ...i.1 h- Ii.kI I ? . ri Mr ? i :'':???!?? r's rir\; n. : V ? ? .'i t?.-i ? ? - ????> ..Ml ' . ???! :'i* .? ij? .I't'-r .i rj,j.?r vr ? i.r .. a 1 ri?l? i f? u ? -i y. mil ??. ? :i?? ? \. r. ???;.! f . I 1 r: .-fi N. ?? v . ?? i' \ ... . it ' ??. ? { ;? r# .? ?... j If Russia Docs Not Give Cate gorical Reply, France Will e Withdraw From Genoa Con ference "All Is Over If Russia Is Fvasivc, Declares Barthou. i i ? i n...i. \i.i> ; c-.-m.. r i. <?>.() | iii-nri,'!'. witli wi!'-' .in? I ilniit.'li j ' !? r :il;i-sul* ?( i-n ? :? -r\ . j a* ' 1 . s.i.f ? w 1..-* j | ;,iMr>-. -.-'i !!'?? l-.r -1-1. >?? I .. ?.? I !1', I ?! ? ??Ijr.i r. in ij. ali'itf nil: Ml- il :"t: ? ? ? I 11 ? ??If w ? ? i- : l?ir?nit-h. ' h. ? > ' ? ! . .lown 1-k.- i: ? ri" | < \1.|V . ? I: Til- \*. .1 I i?- . I: . ill- .! . ... ! t v t.. i is. n. I "r-n?- ? u.? : . ?; i: -I ... > (Continued on Page Twelve.) Nearly Two Billions y Cut In U. S. Outgo, ? ? -- ? mm'i director Dawes, of the Bud- j get, Reveals Great Decrease! in Government Expendi-j tures for 1922, Compared With 1921. Washington, May 7.? Government ex penditures for 137'J will be approxi mately Jh,6 00.000,000 less than the .cttial outlay for the preceding year, nngres.s will b?- informed tomorrow by ?resident Harding in transmitting the eport of Director Dawes, of the budget, in economies and savings in govern nentai business. The report of Director Dawes, made urblie tonight by the White House, is r?r submission to the house appropria- I tons <iimmitite in connection with a] lending resolution by ltcpreaentative I iyrnes. Democrat. Tennessee, asking he prej.uii nt to inform the house in I ihat way,; direct savings of Si'U.OOO.lKiO I ,nd indirect sat ir.gs of J104.0u.0OU, as! ireviotislj announced by th<- president [ II have |.C. U <??,11. piI" '1 by the bud-' ?et bur- ail (luting its lirst six months j f operation. ii.i.l i.e. n muh . Actual (<?st " f ile rouilm business of j 'overnrm ti*. the president declared in j lis letter ??!' : ran-mission to ("hairtnanj iladden, had b< ' n ridttceil b; $307,500.-I e- * f iiij, m*iv he , "it f.r v. rii' ;t . in < ? ? ,re.r* dit**il ('? m'.rr rff'"irtit and j adir ini>t ration of the govern- . ni.ni'.-- bu.-'ir.c*. Gratifying: Sborrlnfr. I rosor. t ing nr,i.:r.? that' 'wi.'J tullyi onvey u, tin <?<?!,^rts.*-'. the helpful re-! nit: .it'-tiding inauguration i?f a ( n^r"^ ?? i? i : lui-ite.st .??teiu." the Tfiiiir-i !< Iter s.'t.O: "It \M:l 1* i ??:*-d that in the cxpen i i t ti r >.????< ??ittu-i. t tor I lie cur i lit ii.-.-.il ji-.ir. ending .lutii ::0. 19?2. Iter < ! iniinaI :ng !li" *;.?t: natoa for the. wtdn il'lit, of.r.t'ioa.- iti espial rund.* nd Mmilar a*. out.tf all <?) Milch tend I o i-nnfii'i i.ur understanding of the j ??tual cost nf tli* roil title buairti ss of j ??\i rnm*-ni. tti* re ha> t** * n a reduction ii tli" ? \juri:tiir<-.~ of administration ?. er til*- outlay for '921 of JIH'7,500.000, "liejia hiRhlj gr;<:if>ii.g ligures relate o r? *iu< ? ? ? 1 i xpendittir* .? who'h coine jid*-f tin* :riflti* ii' *- of ixiomi'.c pre.s - - * -*-- ? i..-1- tTi.ii iiofi fnn'i c.f th. r r'-'liji-i tot:.- \\ li:? li are ru>l related ,i ihe routine bu.-.ne.-. of government. ? ?T! ? a.'t li " .lit t?i? ? reduction of J3U7, 0'?the dm-tor of tli- budcct de ath (1 S.1-1.as the .-urn r-pre -nting I h>- .-a-, in^-- urj-i economies - hi* -i i:kij l- l.i rlj accredited t" Hit .-?? : i <ii f.|' administration. and th . :de.?;>rr:id i-omniiti nil i;t I hmu.T.hniil he vnriou.K departments to affect a -tore efficient and economic ndministra- . ion of tlio po, rrnrnepi'j, business. < >f j hi: f-nm about Jl2.nOfi.Oho represents! ostpoped construction and maintenance I liieli n.ll probably h" unnecessary j r d' r tin- reduced program of next 1 ? ar Cnt Is 31.600,000.000. :iff.-d- .mi :ut* r?:.-iins comparison i ? n-ii' that th- c\pc od it tires for tho' urreni ti c.tl n-r were estimated last n-cer. i.T hi Mi- dirictnr of the budget .1 J3.0iiT.?22.3,;d. and that the actual ix (Continued on Page Tvcelve.) ;eek solution of traction paralysis tenbenrille's Mayor and Business Ken Try to Arrange Conference With Company Officials. Sie-.,per. vilie. < ?.. May 7. Maj or Prank lawk is and lut.-i t-ss m-ri "f tb- ??tr> r- triing tu arrange a .? nf?? r? tn ?? with tc- official'" "f tli- s?l? itiii-nv ille. Kast *| .ivcrp.nd ?v lb-avi r Vn i-i "I ra- t tort 'ompurij for early tin.- week, in art cf- . r.rt to find -a'trie ?aj out of tin pri-ent tr- et r-ir situation. the ? iciipani'.?? linen ? iPi: ti?d up as a result ?.t" .( . nritro -r.-y nver reeottnitioii of the street ear ?? ? I I' Kit M.i; <>r Mnwkc,i? lias r> v ? <i the \\or<? 1 .1 il. Mavwtl!. ?>f ?:r;?o icn civiip.itiy tiiat '??? : f?>11 will be I) r;,t. h>*V \vi:? noi. ? u n ton men nil! !>??? ? i?-?t? >.?n> ordered. oii'ier !?> hf ? f'lir! or the < m resume service, u.-'t how l.nii the public. which is he lp jrreatlv noons??t?*t*n> ????!. ato! sin !>ns .. s;: men v h.. ,.r- su:"!'.rinj.*. w'li wait .?for. .1 ?(?iiiai..l is r?ind? on i!i? city fliruls i? ? r action, is .v -nail. r of con fer i, r>? AlMionch both far tics the eontrei t ; . at ;.!?'?? > r,: refuse t need.' a'l\ - ' liinc. .it> officials arc hopeful Thai 1 .rn?- ^rii!?inrpi tmchi he secured i 1 nr..usl. i!.medium a conference be. ? ?ir<- a iv. drastic .ution is taken to re-: lore ? ??rvi< c. ' I Vealthy Gaiifornians ;.j Die in Yacht's Wreck; . i adies of Two Found. 'While Third Tie- I ' tiiu of Fleasnre Party is Mis sins'. i ' < ?:iV.larirt. M r 7 The holies of i. m. K. II.in..';, wra'thj lumbcrmain, 1 : i| i..re. Atnhr-? a boatman, were ' >i:nd ilit> en angle.; ;i v. n ek.a.so ; 1 i ti ?? ?rjuarl." near II.i> ward. "A ? I.- \ ..no .la cnuvu sal.- s.in l-'rari-t : .. la. "I'm i??.?I\ i;i" I! A ? 'lirist.-n-' 1 ii. w.. :tl \ -lnpo ? '..it. at. ! .unihcr- ' is.f. i1 e i ? ;r-i i> i? ? I' <?'' a yachting j .!???. I.nl "... ? . ,, :..,|jiil curly to-' ?hi ' IUNTINGTON MEN MAY MINE ALASKA COAL ... i Was'.:n?i V:n 7 I'n I.miliary ; ;r\. -. has r. i;f.? i. ri.ik- n !>. 11?>- l.ako t-.j I .n-t: ??ral! <n II iManj'.i.n, ' \ . ! I* '??r.i.r il-'p irtiii. fi' hi ' ...in.'..| .v. with a \ i-'A t.. : in- i r.r a ? >:' tw . coal ?;i.ti. ? a ilic I i ...n .i iro : .-1 \ .. K.i. formerly ' ? . . r ? ??:i .i.t.l .1 uiie la i ? ii to n.ake all ' . ? 'ill.,- de- | 1 ' ?:<? in- r;>tia- t ? ? I ? .1 ' ..!???,Itli/.il | ' ? iis .hi eU l.cward in Uio , ' .. .ii.t.ii.e. jj r ????????????? Archbishop Curley Coming to Wheeling < *- ? Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer. Baltimore. Mil.. 7.?Immediately upon his return from St. Augustine, fla? where he consecrated his successor In the bishopric. Archbishop Michael J. Curley plunged into a busy round of events that will Keep him constantly on* ployed until his departure for Wheeling; W. Va.. to preside at ajiother consecra^-.y tion, that of Auxiliary Bishop Stria*. Tuesday night. The archbishop said the trip to St. Augustine was iike a home-coming, and that he had enjov.-1 greatly seeing hfl old friends and associates. The arcnDtshop has two busy days ba? fore him prior 10 leaving for WheellMavv, and he will l?e pretty well tired out wM he takes the U. A <>. sleeper for Wheel In*.-. lie will likely l>e accompanied to the West Virpinia city r>y a member of his household, out just who this trill l>e has n"t yet been derided upon. Arch* bishop <''ir!ov is anxious to make the trip to Wheeling, to see Father SwinC whom It* has known for some time. 10 APPEAL FOR I FLOOD RELIEF: President Harding Asked 4o . Act in Behalf of Twenty Thousand Sufferers. ' 'rt&J'S Vicksburg, Mis.*.. May 7.?The Xlf> j sissippi flood relief committer **"*"? ' meeting here today adopted resolution requesting JYesident Harding to tin appeal for pnhlie contributions to > the fund and fur the relief of the 20,004 flood sufferers in !he Yazoo basin. Tlie (o.ll for additional aid ^as takes ^ after it had been found by the corontfti tee that available funds were ltvrfeft quate to take care of the rapidly tB? creasing nwml>er of flood victims. Tt"ports submitted hy a score of Red < "ross field secretaries today sheered that the number to be provided for/thta weeic would be 20.000. compareA*"wits 17.0ao last week, when the lssofl^^f rations was started. TRIED TO DRIVE HIM FROM U. S. SENSATION SPRUNG BY BRITISH WAR VET Affection for U. S. Senator's Daughter Cause of Al leged Persecution. Newark. X .1 May 7 Alexander E. ri'-'o'Tt.-oii British a.1 r veteran, declared today that detectives had at* : t" drive |,;rn from she country l??*i au>e of h'- alt'-.t>'n for the daughter ? f a I'tilt. d State- *. riator. and that he ?it. -: i,,| ^olnu ! Wa.-hitigtun tomorrow ia\ ht- ' a-. l>. f..rc officials of the i:ri .sli <rnba."> . Ten ay.. l?.d.erts.?n .?aused the ? rr?-.?: in re .?..!? -i I". Kilts, a private i.M. itve o"' \\'.i.-hinirt"Ti. on a chargfr"^ i; <1 ??:?;?r'' s 1.m In- >a;d, and two 'tii.:- dot, : vr- representing them ? a.- federal agent* had caused him >.i\ e Icire .if hi'- aunt in Bloom- x old. N. .1 and accompany them td Ho.-ton. Thej ?.hreateiicd him, he added, a . 'a a-r. >: on a charge of stealing ?i t.Vng and medals trom tlie British War Veterans' t.'luh In New York, and v thiit in ord'-r to save the daughter of " -enttt. r from notoriety, he agrjpy -'I; with t.h'.-m. He said he wom , h a fedora! warrant for the arrest of j m?-i> ?<-r i\e.i mi t>i jmperaoiUM* 1 i?if f'Ucra] officers. Caused An Uproar ; y** iM Th*' veteran said that when he ant :h.- senator's daughter announced tiieir Affection for each other it caused aa jcroar. lioborison said that he th?* aent to Hloomiiebl and obtained a paai iioii w iiicli h<- hc'il until the night \pril .'h t'onoerning that night a ad ;hose following he said: "The night of April 2fl two roea ?.nocked at^tny door and I opened it to aimit them. "Robertson." said the first, you must come with tis to Newark. law important matters to discuss with foil regarding votir welfare.'" "I asni-d them for authority for their ?ommatiil. and they displayed sllTSIt ^ laiMtes. They t >M me they had a war* M ?ant for :ii> arrest for stealing ii'in the .Itrittsh War Veterans' CMw >1 ml rhar I could either submit to Ir -,t ..r .'oi onijiatty th. m to Boston afid hi r- talo. -hip a foreign port. f _?rf Blackmail Threat L. "lu 1'ii.w I submitted to arrert tMT : - said they would make public all ^jy dfc.'Pi1 ? ???.:i .uol fr.endships. and eraphw c.:eil a threat to emharass the one PBT ' - ?n I "I- red t.> protect. To avoid OOgB> ; j ? !..;itn>n.'- 1 told them I was ready t# l.g ;<> with them to lioston." Mrs. Mary T Andrews. Ro6erL?o*l|jfl inn:, w!:(> went to Washington th? daJT ,1 i'"I**!" r.is departure w:th the detecttWHk i .aid: .jj ???Vie of ilie first men I met la Warife 0 iijrton was one of the men who cta? 9 hou.?e and said he was a federal \ i-.-i rst I went to the office of Mr. WS torn .1 Hums. and told him Z vuM ?? ,o know the whereabouts of vaj nepfcrah iV He a<ked tile to step outside tor ft | .women:, and 1 did so. Mr. BaMft i was left alone with the man vbe hll represented hirn^e'f to be a federal r] irwit Mr Jjurnr then told nee that-to ivoti d investitja'e tiie matter. I then aent to tiie Jlriiish embassy and th?f * Troouscd lo look inur-the i .** '9 y? r . J