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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27
ASKEW DOES Vol WANT
STATE FOOD POSITIVE

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov. II. (Spl,)-
Harry L. Askew will not be a candi-
date for reappointment as head Of the
food and dr. IS department Of the state
when his term expires Jan. 1.
Mr.. Askew was appointed to the po-
sjtion by Gov, Rye to succeed Or. Lu-
Gins p. Bpwy. now OF New York. Prior
to his appointment Mr.. Askew was a
ewaveling salesman and he plans to re-
tHrn TO that line Of work when his sue
cessor Ia named by Gov. Roberts.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27

origin, are likely TO be numerous next
month,
Persons whose birthdate II Is have
the augury OF much success In bust
ness affairs during the coming year.
Those who are employed will benefit.
Children born on this day are likely
to be clever, popular. industrious and
successful. These subjects Of Sagitta-
rius often are rash and impulsive, but
they generally succeed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27
SLAYERS OF PRISON
GUARD GET 10 YEARS

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. q. (Spl)-
Jessie Jenkins. negro, found guilty Of
killing John Lynch, white prison guard
at the Kinds county farm, has been
sentenced by Judge w. II. Potter to
die Dec. 81. Two negro women found
guilty OF implication in the crime were
given 10 years in the penftentiary while
Jenkins companion is still at large,
Jenkins was captured in New orleans
after a sensational escape from Officers
ard after being at liberty for u dpya.
Jenkins with a companion and two ne
gro women had overpowcred Guard
Lynch, locked him In n cage and then
shot him at close range. He fingered
for a few days, but suffered terribly.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27

succession, follow
ing the organiEa-
TONS annual meet
ing at St. Louis,
Halves was born
in Covington, KY,
As e a ago. His
was u distinguished
family, his ances-
tors including gov
errors OF Kentucky
and Virginia. He
started his business
career as office boy
for the Altman
Jewelry company.
Kansas City. Later
he Joined the Mis-
sissippi river COM
mission and later
was a railroad man.
In 1892 he started
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27

business in the old Chemical National
of st, Louis, which through several
mergers finally become part OF the
First National bank of st, Louis. Hs
served in every department and now
is the senior vice-psesident.
He has been vice-president and PRES
ident of the st. Louis chamber Of com.
merce. and has taken part In al the
war associations In the diktxle6
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27
KILLED IN ACTION.

WAsHlNGrO.!, Nov. % -N.edGea-
days casualty list included the name
Of Private Charles II. Holland, Leaks
vile, Miss, killed in action
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27
A Line On Men
You Read About

Richard S, Halves, ranking vce-pres-
ident Of the American Bankers associ-
hecomes president by virtue OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
StenographiC Record
When President Meets
Senate'S Committee

WASHINGTON. Aug. l5.-Stcnogranh-
it, records will be made or the CONF
Cncc between President wilson anu my
senate Foreign Relations committee al
thn White House Tuesday for discussion
Of the peace treaty. Chairman Loose
was SO informed in n letter from the
president. made public today. .
The president said he w3uIo nave e., a
strnoErarhrr ErcSrmt IN II, 1 tnii and S trust
worthy record OF what is said; ana suS
rcstCd that the committee also nave
st"nographcr present. II was ur,u 1,, 4
stood that tn" Official TRANSCRIPT
Til" Presidents letter to Senator
Lodge said: ~ ,,os
The hone that the senate committee on
foreign relations Will give me IN" rlcaN-
ur, nr seeing them ut tho White h"use
On Tuesday morning next. the l''h' ''
Ia o'clock. -, ,ha
Comnittc" that nothing said NJ inc CON
ference shall be regarded as c"hllucH-
Iial. In order that IN" cninn'lltcc. i''"!
have a full and trustworthy rccoru VI
wha, is said. ! shall have Stcn"Eraph-
or present, and take the liberty of suG-
costing that if you should wish 10 prlnG
one Of the committees EtcnoEraphcrs
with you. that would hc entirely, agree
abl" to me. Tho prcS"nrr OF lhC oMo
StrnographrrS would Tighten the work.
1t will hc most agreeable TO m" 70
have an opportunity to toll tho commit
, toe anything that may Il" SCrNiccanic 10
them in their consideration or inc
treaty"
The meeting will take place in the
Blue Room of the White House and II
was expected that tho s'cnoGrarhlc re-
ports of tn" conversations Woulu nc
might be had for the press every rev
minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
Close Cooperation

WASHINGTON. Aug. 15.-Close CO.
operation between state authorities. who
possess detailed information of food and
price conditions. and the attorney gem
oral and his staff Of assistants empow-
crod to enforce the food control law. Is
being established as part of the govern
mcnt's fight 70 reduce the cost OF living.
Instructions went out today from At
torney General Palmer to the two dis
trict attorneys in Ohio to proceed i'm
mcdiatcly TO assist Governor Cox in the
seizure Of large quantities Of rlcat. but
ter and eggs alleged to have been held
In storage in that state for more than
six to ten months. the legal Limits.
Criminal prosecutions Will be instituted
l. was said, If il can be shown that Tn"
foods were held from the market for
the purpose of boosting prices. Off
Gals were inclined to think that the
long period OF storage indicated some
other reason than an effort to spread
the abundant supplies of 4 producing
season over the lean part OF the year
Acting on a telegram late today from
Governor Cox saying that n Cleveland
concern, in order to escape possible"
rs meat products to warehouses in Chi
cago and destroying its records. tho de-
partment OF justice ordered the district
attorney at Cleveland to look into the
matter Immediately. All attempts 70
effect transfer OF goods in storage. Of
ficials said. would be summarily dealt
with.
Seizure Of large stocks Of foodstuffs
In storage continued today. with reports
received Of lihels filed in Cleveland ard
Detroit, and preparations for such &C
tion in many Citick The department
was informed tonight that the district
attorney ut Detroit had filed lioels in
thrcc cases and seized approximately
1otso0OO eggs and 100000 po<cds OK
butter. all Of which had been held IN
storage for some t!rlo.
!. Statistics announced by the bureau 't
markets. showing 4 great increase IN
,hc amount of food held in storage. were
said nv Judge Amcs. aSs!stant TO the
attorney general in charge OF enforcing
tho food control law, to bear out the do
partmcnts contention that a primo
reason for enhanced prices was the hold
ing Of supplies from the market.
I'VE are going 10 force these hoardcrS
and pr"ftocrS to disgorEc." Judge AmeS
declared. ''whcrcvcr they arc found TO
hold greater amounts than are necessary
for tho conduct Of their business ana
tho safeguarding of the food situation
during the winter,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
UNCLE SAM WILL
RETAIL BLANKETS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 15.-Tho war
department offered for sale to the pub
lie today its surplus Of wool. cotton and
mixed fabric blankets. OF which APPROX
imatcly 100000 are now available for
the market, under conditions which will
make them directly available to the ul-
innate consumer. 1t was announce
that instead Of restricting tho sale 10
bale lots OF twenty or twenty-five blank
ctS. as was originally planned. an ind
vidual may buy one or moro hlV,kots up
to the limit Of one bale. This change
in tho sale conditions was made in order
to prevent the large buyer from cor
nering tho supply"
In addition to distributing tho blank
cts between sixteen designated Sal"s
centers they will be made available TO
other communities through bulk sales
to municipalities. The prices run from
Sc for now all-wool blankets 10 $l.21 for
reclaimed cotton blankets. The prices
in bale lots arc cheaper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
Lodge For Early Action.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Chairman
Lodge is understoo to be in sympathy
with the move for carly action by tn"
senate on the peace treaty and it Is
thought examination of witnesses rcNt
week may be FASTENED and no more
called. Some members OF the committee
want Colonel House and others sum-
moned. however. and another committee
fight may result
Much interest was manifest in the
senate in reservations shown 10 senator's
by Mr.. Lodge. IT was said he did not
agGrcssivcly advocate their adoption but
merely asked tho opinion Of several
senator's regarding them. 1t is under
stood they differ in phascology from
those drafted by the seven senators I'M
der the lead Of Senator McNary Rcpuh-
lican. Oregon. but that some of the Soy
en- were most favorably impressed by
them.
1t was suggested rs one possibility
that the entire reservation group might
eventually substitute the reservations
framed by the Republican leader for
the McNary draft. Mr.. Lodg" has not
publicly committed himself. however. in
favor Of reservation program o.
against the adoption of textual amend
ment3 to the treaty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
TWENTY REPUBLICANS
CONTINUED From Page ope.)

administration forces was that no
bridges would be crossed until they
were reached after tho treaty had been
brought into the senate.
The Nebraska senator gave thd'Iresi-
dent a very optimistic report, nc SAID.
after leaving the White House. He
would not 20 into details concerning his
talk with the President.
The administration forces arc not
now disturbed about possihl" rcscrra-
tons said Mr.. Hitchcock adding. I'VE
will cross that bridge when We get
to IL"
THE thing now is to get tho treaty
reported as quickly rs possible. The
fight in the committee is on t"Xtuat
amendments. 1t may be reported with
some amendments. and then they viii
he voted down in the Scnat" one after
another. in my opinion.
Senator Hitchcock said the Prcs'-
dent took the position that trxtual
changes in the treaty arc absolutely
impossible" and cannot be accepted. AZ
il would mean the amendments would
have to be acceptable to Germany. ana
the treaty could not be forced on Ger
many by military action. The Same
condition. he said. docs not exist now.
Germany having ratified the treaty,
that existed when she was shown the
place to sign and forced to do so.
Such a situation in the Wow Of the
President, the senator said. would give
German the delay she failed to get at
Paris in order to present her case to
the world and would likely mean the
negotiation OF a new Greatly entaillng
possibly IS years delay.
In reply to questions, concerning
whether any reservations made by the
senate would have to be approved by
Germany and her allies. he smilnEly
declined to enter into that phase Of the
question.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
CHICAGO TRIBUNE
GETS OFF LIGHTLY

MT. CLEMENS. Mich. Aug. 15.-The
amount of costs that Henry Ford may
receive from the Chicago Daily Tribune
in addition to the sin cents damages
awarded him last night by jury wh'ch
heard his libel suit against the ChlcaG"
ncv.sn,ncr will not exceed $50. Under Il
Michigan law whore nominal damages
are ava dcd not more than $50 costs can
be assessed against the losing party.
Alfred Lucking. senior counsel LOT
Mr.. Ford. said tins morning mat nun
attention had been given TO the matter
or costs and that until he had looked
IN the law covering tho cns" he could
not say how much tn" plaintiff could
cxpeCt TO receive. Among other attor-
ncys however. Ia" oP!n on was held mat
in cases wh"r damages awarded amount
TO less than So. the costs c"'l"c'lp''.
may not exceed tho judgment awarded.
In this event MIR. Ford could dem lao
only G cents costs from the Tribune.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
BANNER DAY
Continued Prom Page one.)

nomination coupons which were accom-
panied by several credit coupons II
was very significant and showed that
these contestants were widc-awakS. ana
/, are not overlooking a single opportunity
= TO gain a good standing right ae the be-
: ginning.
Coupon clipping Is the most profit
able occupation one may engage IN.
: While the credit coupons may not he
; quite so valuable as those clipped from
! gilt edged securities. they may be tho
! stepping stones to clipping the other
! kind later on
! Now all together. friends and read
Sers, let's make Tuesday real Banner
lDay." In urging you to send in your
y Nomination Coupon right away we are
sonly asking you to do something which
Twill be Of vital Importance to you ana
twill have a tremendous weight in de-
: Gliding just who the big prize winners
= will be. Time Is very valuable and with
Just eight short weeks in which to Sc
.cure subscriptions IL is important that
one does not overlook a single. point or
vantage. Doubtless you have friends
and neighbors who are enjoying auto
,fmbiles and other valuable assets &C
. uuired through similar undertakings.
= and what others can do you can do.
Don't sit idly by. spectator and allow
others to pull the Juicy plumbs." while
you enjoy every advantage necessar y
to acquire them for yourself. There
are seven big touring cars among other
valuable prizes. Don't overlook thoss
beautiful diamonds and the other good
things in the list
Nominate yourself to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
SIMPLY GET TING
ALONG FINE NOW
Wheeling Man Was Badly Rundown
And Very Nervous. Tells How Dreco
Built His Body And Health.

Mr. Charles E""E"r. @G02 MCCulloCh
street. Wheeling. w. Va. has n mcsSag"
for every man and woman who suffers
1.uIu stomach disorders. NERVOUSNESS
conSt patton. dizzy spells. and general
rundown condition of tho system. II
Is interesting reading. Here it is;
Stomach trouble was undoubtedly
tho cause Of my suffering. I suffered
all tho pains Of indigestion after every
meal. I also was cOnstiratcd md had
had dizzy spells. I couldn't sleep At
night and was always very nervous.
OF Cours" I became greatly rundown
and things looked pretty black for mo.
but I heard so many people speak
! highly of tho new herb remedy. Dr"c"
and | saw so much about II IN tho
ncwspapcrs. that | decided to civ" II Il
/ trial took just on" hottl" "r Dr"C"
| and il did wonders for me-: | have nrN-
! cr soon It's equal. on" does Of II buoy
Cd me up Wonderfully; | an taking II
; right along. and am simply getting
along fine. now. You can add my rec
/ omm"ntlation to the hundreds "f others.
Drccn has time and time again PROV
| cd it's worth in all human ailments.
| which had their inception in IN" at
! EcSt5vc tract. 1t seems to b" just the
| right thing for such ailments ~ tnGi-
| gcStion, EaStritS. dyspepsia. bilious
! ness. cons: ipation. slc"pl"ssn"sS. head
aches, rheumatism and similar Ills.
! Dr"co is not a new tangled patented
medicine II is simply combination
! OF roots and herbs Tut up according to
! an old fashioned recipe in Il modern.
/ scientific way 1t contains no danger
| Gus mineral salts. or acids. and is safe
/ and sure in its action.
! Mr.. KciStcr. tho we'll known pr"Co
| expert. has headquarters at {. a..
| Gricst & Co.'S. Drug store. I" meet the
local public and explain tnC merits or
! this great remedy. Sec him today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
Hines Sees No Danger
Of Shortage In Goa!

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-R"plylnG
10 n senate resolution. Director Gcncral
of Railroads Hines informed IN" senate
today that while there has been some
car shortage in the btuminous coal uIS-
,ricts. he did not anticipate any short
occs in transportation which Will hr IN
any sense exceptional or abnormal "hlCh
will justify oppressive prices Tor coal.
The great danger than c"nironts the
public in this matter. IN" director Ech-
cral assorted. lis that any shortage
either in production by tho mines or in
TRANSFORMATION may be exaggerated so
ms TO serve MS a prctcXt for heavy IN
crcascs in tho coal prices which in my
cpinion are already high. generally
speaking. 1t is worthy Of serious con-
sidcration whether congressional action
can he taken TO protect IN" pubic ul'-
der these circumstances from excessive
coal prices"
Tho senate resolution. to which Mt.
Hines replied, was introduced ny sen
ator Pomercnr. Ohio. and asked Sp"cl-
fically for information as TO the hummer
Of coal cars available, and whether inc
coal situation could h" held responsible
for any poSsihl" ShortaG" Of coal.
There has at no tim" ho"n short
age Of cars for anthracite coal londing'
Mr.. Hines said in reply. sine" abou,
July u, 1919. Coincid"nt with n marked
inward trend in production. thor" haV"
been some shortages Of cars for loading
with nituminous coal in som" rroduc'
Ing districts. mainly in Eastern Ken
lucky, Virginia. West Virginia. Mary
lanl and Pennsylvania and usually IN
districts producing tho higher grades
Of coal. A strike of marine workers on
cnastwisc ships. foods and other opcr-
ating difficulties have contributor i"
these shortages. Contcmp"rancouEi!,
however. there still exist slight sur
muses. Of open top cars in some sec
lions. nrinCipally in the west"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
DRUNKENNESS AND
MUTINY ON WHISKEY
LADEN STEAMSHIP

LONDON. Aug. ia wireless DIS
patch received ut Queenstown from Inc
British tank steamer War Khan says
that tho tanker had picked up an"ih'r
steamer in mld-"Cran. nud.nE the Gro"
drunk. tn" captain in"aWCai"d from
injuries and s,.mC Of the officers IN
irons. The crew Of tho War Khan ar
rested the mulln"uS crew II IN" rtA"t
steamer and supplied enough m"n 10
take the steamer L. lIrcSt wh"r" 1t was
bound, The name Of tn" steamer on
which tho crew mutini"d could not h
dcciphcrcd from tn" wireless dispatch
sent bv tho War Khan.
Special dispatches from Queenstown,
say tina, tho ship on which lit" mutlnF
occurred was tho American steamer
Marisya" They add that tho negro
stokors on hoard muttn!cd AMI ImprI$on-
cd the officers. Tn" :hip carried severe
al thousand casks of wh'si>"y. tn" crow
of tho War Khan. Il is said found IA"
fires out and tho steamer drifting.
Charitable shipping records do not
contain the name "f IN American Sl"a-
ncr MariSNa. TIL" ErItISh steamer Ma
risya sailed from Baltimore July ~ TOR
BrCSt)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
least CHICAGO IRON
WORKERS VOTE STRIKE

CHICAGO. Aug. 15.--lt was reported
hero today that the 1Nn0 members "f
The Allied Iron and .StcCl W"rf"ri uni4:
employed IN tn" South chicago mI'IS
voted yesterday Ivy m: J"rllF 81 hrary
onn 10 10 authorize their national Of
Ticcrs to call n strike If n, "ssary /" en-
force their demands f'r h'"h"r wages.
shorter hours md lHI"r"N"d working
Charlc. Gr"tncr. secretary Of tho In
,crnotjona, ':r"lhCrh""d of Electrical
Workers employers in III" steel lndCs-
try, was authority for the statement.
, CcuhcrS nf Tho national commute" on
or,-oniyoiion he said. will meet IN either
ri;tshurrh or WaShin,t"n .Nu"n'i ~ y"
dcrid" upon what action Will h" taken
in rcEard tn IN" proposed STRIKE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
Entirely New Way to
Danish Superfluous Hair

Nyhv should anv woman continue 10
wear en- ugly. humiliating growth OF
hair on her face. now that it is known
this can be completely and quickly r"-
moved. roots and all. BY the new phelac-
tine process? The process Is not to be-
compared at all with tho depilatnry,
electrical or shaving methods. Phclac-
tine Is non-odorous. non-Irritating. nom
poisonous-so harmless II could be eaton
without any bad effect. Best ot all. The
hairs come out entire. even the roots.
before ones very eyes. The skin i:
left as smooth end hairfrcc as a Ch Id :.
Anyone who purchases a stick of pre-
lactine from tho druggist and follows
the simple directions. is bound TO DC
be pleased ana delighted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
DAYLIGHT REPEAL ACT
VETOED BY PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. Aug. 15.-Prcs'dcn'
Wilson today vetoed the bill repeating
the daylight saving law.
The president SAID ht returned IN" n'Ii
without his approval with the utmost
rclIrtancc" because he realized 'h''
very considerable. and in som" respects
very serious in"onv"ni"nC"s I" whl'h IN"
darnrnt savings law subjects III" farm
crs Of tho country.
Declaring the pressing need OF the
country was for production hy industry
tho president sand he had been Obliged
10 "balancc one set 10 disadvantages
against another and decide which was
tho more serious for IN" country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
ANOTHER POSSE OUT.

CUNELI:%trN. W. Va. AaC. l1-ThH'
another p"s., "f twenty-five mon had
st out from Logan. Thursday night.
about midnight. u;,i,r III" leadership q?
Sheriff Hurst IN search Of the men al
legged To- have shot and killed Prohibition
Officer VIII Farley. Monday night at his
HON, On Harris Creek. Logan county,
was tho only word received by state
Tax Commissioner walter :. llalianan
today. concerning tn" pursuit cf the
hard "f alleged moUnshin"rs Of l-o%an
county. Tho posse ar" headed for Ky
ct s creek in Wayne county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
WILL RETURN TO WORK.

CHICAGO. August 15.--Fcdcratc cd
Railway Shopmen who have been on
strike two weeks will return To WORK
tomorrow.
The decision to call the strik" on was
reported last night at n meeting Of dele
gates representing several hundl cd thou
sand members Of the crafts involved.
The strike was called on August by Of
flccrs of the Chicago district council.
which action was disapprovcd by tho in
ternational officers. 1t spread to nearly
every part Of the country and caused SC
rious delay in both freight and passcn-
ger service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
INDICTMENTS FOUND.

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug ia secret
Indictment charging violation OF the
Valentine antitrust law. was returned
to-day by the special Cuyahoga county
Grand Jury investigating Cleveland foot:
conditions. against william l.. Biralow,
Harry J. EiCaI0w and Albert {. Blair.
officials Of the Consolidated Fruit Auc-
ton Company Of this city,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
HIGHER TAX LEWIS.

UNRLESTDN. ". Va. Aug. 15.-RO
ports Of tax lcyi"S estimated 10y muni"''
pal. county and district assessing
boards las, Tuesday in this state. Which,
have been received nj the stat" taA
commissioners office. show that lnvat-
lAhly they mr." in EXCESS Of til" cores
pond;nr lcvics Of last year. Th" reports
Of tho 700 assessing bodies Of Wet
Virginia will hc reviewed by the INK
commissioners office. and returned by
Tuesday. August %. when the lcvi's
will he fixed.
-RUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
NEW WORLD RECORD

TARIS. "Wednesday. Aug. IA now
worlds altitude record Of 10000 foct is
s1id to hay" boon established for nm arr
nlarc with n passenger today Ivy Lieut..
Weiss. tho pilot. and MaChan'claTI B"Eu",
according 10 tho newspaper Auto. Ih'
flight. which took >" minutes. was maze
Mt Villa Couhlay. n"nr hero. Tho ar!-
aturS instruments showed that thrN "N-
pcricnccd a temperature Of - degrees
hClnM zero.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16

80 the Doctor told you to go 70 a
warmer climate. What was the nature
about?
IT went there to collect a bill"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
FORTY WARRANTS
CONTINUED From Page one.)

were begun several weeks ago following
a special conference Of prosecutors CALI
cd in Columbus by the governor for tn"
purpose of outlining i unified campaign.