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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
PITTSBURGH TROLLEY
MEN IN Referendum
VOTE ON THE STRIKE

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 19.-Rerresenta-
tives Of the 5000 trolley motormcn ana
conductors on strike here filed ob)ec-
tions today to the petition of the recelV-
crs Of the Pittsburgh Railways com
pany, asking the United States distrlct
court to approve the recent wage a"aFa
OF the national war labor board.
The objections allcgc that the board
award was made without consideration
to wage increases in other large cities
and that the demand Of the carmen Tor
a II cents an hour increase instead OF
the five cents awarded is not unreason-
abb in tho view Of tho cost Of living.
The case of the Boston trainmen -
cited rs resembling the local dispute.
Tho dispute in that city. the objections
scatc. was referred 10 the war labor
beard, but before that body took action,
the discussion was referred 10 local
arbitration board which increased wages
10 so, So. and 60 cents an hour.
A referendum vote on the strike
which has tied up trolley transportation
hero since last Thursday midnight Will
be taken Thursday by the local division
Of the Amalgamatcd Association or
Electric and Street railway employees.
At this time the mon will be asked 10
approve the war labor boards award.
The carmen demanded a twenlve-cents
an hour increase last May and called or
a strike at the time pending the boards
decision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20

WASHINGTON. August l9.--Prcsid"nt
Senate Foreign Relations committee nj
the White House today with m opening
statement on the peace treaty and the
League of Nations. He said:
MIR. Chairman:
u am sincerely glad that tho COM
mittcc should hav" responded in this
way 10 my intimation that l would like
TO be of service to it. l welcome tho
opportunity for Il frank and full inter-
change Of views.
Il hope, toe. that this COnfcrcnc" will
serve to cXp"dit" your consideration Of
the peace treaty. l beg that you will
pardon anil indulge me. If l again urge
that practically tn" whole task Of bring
ing the country back to normal condi-
tions Of l.fc and industry waits on the
decision Of the Senate with regard to
the terms Of peace.
Il venture thus again 10 urE" my adj
vice that the action OF tho Senate with
regard to the treaty h" taken ut tho car
licst practicable moment. hccauS" tho
problems with which VIC ar" face TO face
in the rcadjustmcnt Of our national lif"
are OF the most pressing and critical
character will require for their proper
solution the most intimate and dtsin-
tcrcsted cooperation of all parties and
all interests. and cannot be postponed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
ONE DEAD,
8 Wounded
in BIG RIOT
Cudahy Packing Plant NeaRl
Milwaukee Scene Of ClssA
Between Striker, and SAeE.
iffs-Troop. Ordered Out.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Aug. 19-
One man was killed, eight others
were shot, one Of them probably
mortally wounded, and scores ot
other persons cut and bruised =
riot of strikers from the Cudahy
packing plant at Cudahy, nesr
here, late today.
Three companies Of state militia
were ordered to the scene tonight
by Colonel Philip Westphsl, sce
ing under instructions from Gov.
ernor Philip. In the meantime
eighty deputy sheriffs will at.
tempt to maintain order. c G
The outbreak, occurred when
women from the office force ats'
tempted to leave the plant and.
were stoned by wives OF tho
strikers.
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Ohio County Sheriff
Can Give Increase
To Stenographer

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Aug. 1s.-
State Tax Commissioner $. Iiaiianan haa
issued official opinion which sets for..,
that the sheriff of Ohio county may in
crease salaries Of his stcnoErarhcrs de-.
spite III" fact that n statement OF prob
Hbic expenditures had been made prcvi-
ously to the county court for the calcn-
dar year.
The opinion says that the section re-
fcrrcd 10 was not intended 10 absolutely
restrict tho county court. or other bodies
in lieu thereof. 10 the amounts Of OK
pcnditurC suggested and contained in thG
"G"tal"d statement OF tn" prohabl:
amounts necessary to be expended" By
the sheriff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
SENSATIONAL STORY OF irene CASTLES
SECRET MARRIAGE TO CAPTAIN FIREMAN

fused To be married in Grecnvillc, which
IS the county scat Of Grcenville county.
because it was too populous. SO she and
Captain fireman took DR.. Julian by auto
mobile from Grccnville to PIckcns.
which Is the county seat Of Pickcns
county, but a small town of tho main
railroad Inc. There a marriage license
was obtained from Judge Ncwbury OF
the county probate court. ard the cere-
mony was performed by DR.. Julian while
he and tn" principals were seated in the
automobile.
Mrs. Castle gave her name as Irene
Blythe. that being the family name OF
tho late Vernon Castle. Captain Trc-
mans name appears on the records Of
the county clerk as Robert e Freeman.
instead Of fireman. The bride gave her
age as 25. while Captain fireman gave
his age as IS. Immediately after the
ceremony the couple disappeared and
were not again seen In the vicinity Of
.Greenville or Picken&
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100000 MORE
RA|LROADERS
): SEEK RAISE
Demands of Maintenance Of
Way Men Affects Every
Road in the United States

DETROIT, Aug. 1s.-General chair
men Of the United brotherhood OF
Maintenance OF Way Employees and
Railway Shop I.aborers today approved
n new wage and working agreement al
ready submitted to the railroad admins
'tra,ion, calling for an increase IN pay
Of approximately 81 a day per man. time
and a half for overtime and promotion
by seniority. -,
The demands. It was said. affect all
railroads in the United States, Canada
and Central America. and involve about
600 900 workers. Half Of that number
arc members Of the union
4 referendum now being taken is re-
turnablc August ~. Union officials de-
clare 90 per cent Of the men favor the
proposed schedule and general strike
Of all maintenance Of way employees X
their demands arc not met.
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Deal for Reorganizing of Wheeling
Mold & Foundry Co. Going Through
Stockholders Summoned te
Meeting to be Held ni
Week-FinanciaI Arrange.
ments Involving Millions
Made By the Fields Party

Although Official announcement to this
effect has not been made It IL under.
stood that the deal for the reorSsniEa.
ton Of the Wheeling Mold 4 Foundry
company. which has been pending for
sometime has been practically consum-
mated. -.
a letter was sent out last evening 10
a number . smaller stockholders In.
viting them ~ attend 4 meeting TO b
held this week. at which the terms Ae
the proposed deal will be fully explain.
cd. Already explanations Of tho deal
have been made to . number Of the
larger stockholders ana most Of them
have given their ASCENT to the plan.
The deal practically contemplates The
rccapitalization Of the company. with Q
Sl,G0000o bond issue, preferred stock tO
the amount Of S1.20o.o0o and q new com.
mon stock without par value 10 to b
issued to the extent Of 10000 shares. Il.
According to the terms Of the pro.
posed transfer holders Of tho present
preferred stock Of the par value Of ~
arc to receive $50 cash per share for
their holdings. Holders Of the present
common viii receive for each $50 share.
$50 in cash. $50 Of the new preferred
stock paying percent dividend and one.
half share Of the new common.
Under the new arrangements II -
probable that friends and associates dI
Mr.. Herbert E. Fields president Of thR
corporation will come into the properly
and take an active part in the manage.
nent Of the new company. Mr. Fields
remaining as head Of the corporation.
Mr. Fields has been active In the ne.
gotiations OF the deal and through his
efforts and those Of Ehis associates
financing necessary for the transfer hes
been consumatcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20

TOMEET WITH
PROMPT ACTION
BY j. 6. TROOPS

WASHINGTON. August lo.--No on
e1al announcements are heinS made Of
how tho United States government in
t~r9S 10 handle tho harGi. nuisance in
Northern Mexico from this point on.
but there * every evidence that all prop
aratious hav" been mad" to meet future
dcpredati"nr with Il swift movement OF
troon@. such as Is now being conducted
against tn" desnerado"e who held the
two arrrr aviaturs for ransom.
Swift -r,"vinE cavalry. fully equipped
with machine guns and guided by air
planes. il is uendrstnrd. will be relied
upon. and Will he prepared to move
quickly from starteEic points along thi
border - the bandit country on the
Rio Grandc.
Organization Of tn" border guard TO
insure IN" creates. speed il these move
rncnts has boon {, int.'|'"d. the savalry
regiments being SO diStributd as 70 place
the nucleus Of a flying column At caro-
fully selected points along the Ri"
Gran.ic.
Movement Of troops OF tho Eighth
cavalry into Mexico today inauguratcd
the now plan. according TO officials. and
from this time on similar Incidents will
b. handled without gloves"
In announcing that Major General
Joseph r. Dick'uan. commanding the
Southern department. had acted on in
structionS from III" war department.
Secretary RalI"r E1Umatcl that only tho
danger in which the TWO officers wrro
placed prevented an attempt to rescue
them by force
When ths reports cam" of the cap
turc Of thosc two officers and their be-
ing held for ra""om." Secretary Baker
said. "thc hour o. cN"cut.un was fixed on
tho next day in default OF tho ransom
being paid Thcr" was. Of course, no
opportunity 10 mik" a military rescue
within such time, and therefore direct
ed that IN" rausrm money he paid and
that force b" arranged 70 take up the
hot trail Of the bandits and pursue them
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Special Dispatch to The IntclliGcnccr.

Special Dispatch to The IntclliGcnccr.
NEW YORK. y. Y, Aug. 19.-When
Mrs. Ircn" Castle. widow OF Vernon Cas-
tic. famous dancer and aviator. was
married To Captain Robert T.. fireman OF
Ithaca. y. y. nj III" Church Of Trans
hEurat!on in this city on May last. she
had already been IN" wife Of Captain
fireman for almost year.
on May 81. l?lS. a few days more
than three months after the tragic death
Of Vernon Castle nj tn" flying field at
Fort Worth, Texas. when Mrs. Castle by
all published accounts was still in grief
over the death of her husband. she and
Captain fireman, then lieutenant In
the flying service, went to Pickens. d c.
whcr~ they were married by the Rev.
Frank Julian, pastor OF Christ Pro'cs-
tant Episcopal church Of Grcenvillc,
s. &.
Every precaution was taken to keep
Castle re.
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9Spead fanshaped wide stretch of
bandits
heidi he etwoA american o.
probably
tonight which reported in by
O be n below border.
the orenal would ooterate trails left by the ban
according
The twol G. n
cans in thcirq quest he
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(coutinued on Page Eleveu.)

with tho hope Of being able to capture
as many as possible"
Details Of how the dash was to be
conducted were left entirely to General
Dickman. tho only requirement being
that IT should b. made with n swiftly
moving force" Cavalry. with machine
guns. and guided by airplanes. would be
used.
If captives arc taken they will be
brought to Tho United States.
The close proximity Of the bandit rem
devious to tho border led TO the hore
that th~ American troops might ovcrtake
them before they would have time to
scatter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
CORNELL STUDENT
RELEASED ON LACK
OF EVIDENCE

CASENOTI.A y. y. Aug. l9.--DonaId
W. Fcthrr, Of Los Angeles. California.
student Of Cornell University. charged
with murder in connection with tho
death Of Miss Hazcl CranCo. Of Ithaca.
in CayuGa lake. July ~. was ordered r"-
leased on the ground Of insufficient "v-
idcncc by Supreme Court Justice Mich
acl II. kilcy. here tonight.
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With nearly six hours start on the
punitive expedition. the bandits arc be-
licvc6 to have scattered in the mountain
passes and canyons. and II probably will
BE- ncc' ssary Ia search every square
milo of tho rough country below the
border u find them. IN the opinion Of
military m"n.
Despit" the difficulty in locating the
bandits from tho air. American ariators
who left ,hc wing field here early today.
secuted almost tho entire Ojinaga dis
trict.
Six In Bandit Band.
II was not known tonight how many
were in tn" bandit band. Lieutenant
Davis and Li"utcnant Peterson said
they saw SIX Incn. There were twenty
other bandits at thc ranch where the
were told the band numbered sixty.
Arrangements for nurses, ambulances
and surgical dressings for the punitive
expedition troops were being made to-
night by Elmer Donncll. OF st. Louis.
for use in case Of emergency.
\ report from tho expedition indicated
that pursuit had continued throughout
the day but that there has been no con-
tact with the bandits.
H. VI Fcrn"ll. a banker Of this city.
arrived lat" today. and announced that
tho amount Of ransom actu:0y paid for
release Of aviatnrs was $500 Fcnncn
took the $4,000 demanded TO Candelarla
yesterday. He declared II recount of the
money brought back by Captain Matlack
after release Of the aviators SHOWED
S6.50O remained.
Fcnnrll brought the $500 back to
Marta this afternoon and deposited 1t in
n bank. Tho money was in $50 bills
Fcnp>ll said tho army would reimburse
the cattl"m"n who subscribed the ram
3om money.
Fernell tonight told tho first connect
cd story Of events preceding the cross
in.: Of the American aviators to the
United States today. He outlined pro-
hminary negotiations Monday between
Captain Mat!ack and the Mexican broth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
HEAVY RnA LOSS.

HAVRE. Monday. Aug. 1S.-rhe Am.
erican tank steamer George G. HenH
caught fire today and 100000 francs
worth Of goods on the pier to which the
steamer was moored were consumed
The tanker was badly damaged.
(The George Henry left New YORK -
August s with a cargo OF OIL The vessel
reg. .stcrs 1000 registered tons and 10
owned by the Pan American PetroleuD
transport company Of Los AnEel0aA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
ALLIES MAY RAISE (
RUMANIAN BLOCKADE

PARIS. August 1s.-(Havas.)-Tns
question Of raising the blockade on Rus
sia will be taken UP shortly BY the %.
prcmc council. the Echo de Paris says.
The council. the Newspaper adds. will
consult with Marshal Foch on the sub.
ject Of the disturbed situation IN Upper
Silesia, and Allied troops may occupy
certain towns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
BOLSHEVIK WARSH!pS
SUNK BY BRITISH

ITELSINGFORS. Finland. Monday.
August l>--Thc E"lShcvik battl"ship
Andrea -'"rv"Svan. th" battle cruiser
rrtrupavl"ysk. n transport and guard
ship are rcrnrI"d I" have h"cn sunk dur
ing nm engagement with tn" British ilrIt
in tn" Gulf Of Finland on Sunday.
The British are said Ia have lost
three motor boats and Ia have eight Of
liCcrS and three men killed.
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Surface Carmen GET
Another Wage Increase

NEW YORK. Aug. 19--.Ioh T. Hedges,
receiver "f the New York Railways com.
pany. which operates most Of III" sur
fac" lines i'll Manhattan today. granted
IN Additional II percent wnE" increase To
employees. making - percent within tho
last few days, TIL" surface lin" workers
did not 60 on Strik" with tn" subway and
elevated m"n who returned L. work this
morning. after being granted 4 2j per.
cent raise.
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DROWNED IN CHEAT RIVER.

SDCNllI IN INC In'NTIIECh'CT.
MORCiANTOWN. W. Va. August 10
Miss Lurlla Rnys. 81 year old. Of
Beaver Falls. IA. WAS drowned ih Cheat
river ncar here this afternoon. Miss
Roys. who was spending hcr vacation
at Mt Chateau Inn. went To the hatking
beach for sw'"t Immediately after cat
ing lunch. WHro near th' middle Of tho
river sh" was stricken with cramps and
drowned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
MANY INJURED IN RIOT.

EETLER. Pa. Aug. 19.-Morc than
a score Of persons were Injured. sew
eral seriously. in q riot this morning
between strikers of the Standard steel
Company's plant and non-union en-
pluycs. two miles 70 mthc plant. \
troop Of state police which had been
guarding the works. was rushed to the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
VINEYARDS DAMAGED.

rARiS, August ia.--S"riouS damage
to Vineyards in IN" south Of France is
reported hy tho newspapers as n result
Of the heat wave &C tho last week. At
ono point Il temperature of 40 degrees
Fahr' nh"it was reported. the hottest in
20 years.
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SoLuTER SUCCUMBS.

Special !" Tho Ini"lli;ccncrr.
CI.NIiKSNl' Re-. August l0.--Ano,h her
nam" WAS added /" Harrison c"uury's
homer roll today. when il Income known
that Herman I:all. 80. had died at tho
E"rcrnu'n SAniiarium nj camp Bayard
y. NJ. Of tuberculosis contracted Will"
s"rv ,nE w'Ih IN" American army in
Franc. His body arrived HON" today
and III. fun, raj VIII hc hold tomorrnw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
PASS DAYLIGHT REPEAL
OVER PRESIDENTS VETO

WASIIN NGT'rN Aug l9--.RcDcal Of
the daylight SuN;u- law was passed to-
day over f'rC%Iirut Wilson's veto by the
hOuS" "n vol" IF @@3 I" lhI seven
NOR" than tn" necessary tw"-thlrdS. The
repeal now rr", t. TIN senate. whore it's
supporters claim victory.
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Directed by Dickman.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Aug. 10
Major General Joseph r. Dickman. COM
mand"r of the southern department. VIII
personally direct pursuit Of the McXl-
can bandits who captured Lieutcnants
Davis and Peterson and on whose tran
troops OF the Eighth cavalry crossed
the border carly today.
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THE WAITER,

WASHINGTON, Aug. ls.-ForscaSfi
West vifTinia-FNr Wednesday and
probably Thursday, slightly warmer.
Western Pennsylvan!A-Gensra fair
wednesday and Thursday, slightly
warmer.
ohio-Fair and warmer wednssdAy;
Thursday. probably local showers ana
thunderBtorms.
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M0UNDSV|LLE
MEN On b|G
DEAL FOR Dill
Snecial TO The Intellirencer.

Special to The Intelligencef. -
MORGANTOWN, W. Va, August H.
Deeds were filed today with the county
clerk Of Bsonongalta county convU1AH
the major part Of tho oil and - lAn4
holdings OF J. s. McDermott, IN thu
county. to the Marshall Oil company. e
Moundsville corporation. The consideTas
ton was 100000. The property include
a number Of producing wells and leaseO
on several tracts Of land in Monon gnita
county.
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quite nayorabe but bad did not dampcn the contestants
but the other from
their regular duties and they advantage this call at
headquarters the Automobile Damon
in
could call
too late Auto
mobile and Diamond Campaign said who called closing
u
and will
enrolment
tim for Tho ichnrizcs
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WANT THE uDXlnu

PARIS. August 1.-THE A0Oel4AA
peace delegation kas sent q note 70 tA0
supreme council asking that AuStriS'O
share Of the Chinese Boxer indemnikI
Be not waived becAuse Of the enhaEu
ID financial eondtticn oS Austria
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Nd LEGAL OBLIGATION FOR USE
Of AMERICAN SOLDIERS RSABROAD
UNDER LEAGUE PACT, SAYS WILSON
President Discusses Peace
Treaty Ratification With
Senate Committee in Con-
ference at the White House
Meeting Upsets Preced-
ents of a Century.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1e.-Prcsidcnt
Wilson. interpreting the league OF ma
tons covenant to-day. for the senate
foreign relations committee, declared Il
imposed no legar obligation for the use
Of American military force in protecting
the territory or independence OF any
other nation.
But he added that the covenant might
involve. in certain circumstances an
"ahsolutely compelling moral oblign-
ton" which might be even stronger
than a legal promise.
Pressed for more exact definition
by committee members who insisted
that the whole arrangement was n rope
of sand" he asserted that on the con-
trary he considered It rs placing the
nations in IAN attitude Of comradcshiP
and protection" which would compel re-
spect for the principles OF justice ana
liberty.
Tho Nation Listens.
Meeting tho committee in 4 round
table discussion in the cast room Of the
White House, in contradiction TO the
precedents of more than 4 century. ana
with the whole nation listening through
the medium of n relay OF public stcnO-
graphers the President went INTO many
and touched on all the hotly debatc7
questions Which have divided the scn-
ate in its consideration of the peace
treaty.
Article ten. Of tho covenant, Euaran-
teeng the integrity OF league members
against aggression. he declared. would
leave TO each nation complete freedom
of choice as to The application Of force"
Even If the American representative on
the council joined in Il unanimous rec
ommcndation for military action the
final decision for peace or war must
rest so far as concerned the United
States with congress, he said.
Whatever advice the council gave un-
der it's authority TO take such action as
Is deemed approrriate," must also no
deemed appropriate by the United States
TO be binding on this government. he
argued. though in the background would
be such a potential moral force that he
(Continued on Page Eighty
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Don't Wait Too Long.
Valuable tim" is being wasted by
those persons who have not as yet sent
IN their names on Nomination coupons.
Prom the many Inquiries that have been
cSceived regarding this feature OF the
campaign and that one. it is quite evil
dent that there are scores Of persons
who are contemplating entering the race
At some future date. The best time to
enter the campaign Is now. as thousands
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ARCHDUKE JOSEPH
MAY RETIRE FROM
HUNGARIAN GOVT,

PARIS. Monday. Aug. 1S.-Mcmbers
OF thc peace conference would not be
surprised if Archdulc Joseph were to
leave his post in the Hungarian govern
mcnt within few days. Conference
circles expect further changes In the
new Hungarian government shortly.
,Thr supreme council Monday decided
that il would make no reply TO the re-
quest for recognition from Archduke
Joseph
BUDAPEST. Saturday. Aug. 16.-The
food situation is improving, as farmers
arc bringing in more produce. The gov
crnmrnt has reduced the value Of COM
munist money by four-ffths.
The last of the families which were
housed ir the archducal palace on Castle
Hill by the communists moved out to-
day. In desk in the palace. 1t is re-
ported, Archduke Joseph found fifty mill
lion crowns abaINoned by the commun-
lists.
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BANNER DAY GREAT SUCCESS
IN THE |NTELUCENCER CONTEST

Valuable time is being waste by those persons who have
not as yet sent in their Enrolment books still
open and those who failed to enter the campaign
Banner Day" still have time. Plenty Of room for you
Send in your Nomination Coupon Now
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MARIA Aug s-The actually paid the Mexican
Davis Peterson amounted to
$780, according H. NJ Fenne Maria banker who arrived here
who took the s15oo Candc
yesterday brought back by Captain
showed $500 Of the original
remained, according to FenneIi