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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02

produced any Of the testimony rendered
by him or any extracts from such tcS-
timony tending to show the correctness
Of this opinion. The Mexican govern
ment cannot expect the United States
to accept in the grave circumstances OF
this case such a bare unsupported
statement as valid excuse for the
Imprisonment Of an American consular
officer. particularly in view OF the fact
that the investigation Of the case by
the representatives Of the United
States in Mexico so far as II has pro-
cccded fails utterly to support this
opinion Of your government. On the
, contrary. the investigation gives the
government Of the United States every
reason 70 believe that Mr.. Jenkins has
not knowingly kivcn any false testi-
mony in respect to vital points in his
case, although he has been harassed by
Mexican authorities to give such testi-
mnny even while lying in the hospital
too weak and exhausted to make them,
as q result Of his treatment by the
abductors, and while he knew evidence
Was being obtained against him through
intimidation Of witnesses. So stands
the single. unsupported and. my govern
mcnt believes. utterly unfoundcd
ground for jenkins Imprisonment.
what conclusion iS 10 be drawn
from such a reply Of the Mexican auth
critics 10 ensnarc jenkins III the m
trociSics Of legal proceedings by allrB-
inC the committee technical offvnScS.
md by bringing unsupported charges
against him Tor Il purpose: In the fiT@t
plGr,. {" divert the attention of the AMI
"rIcan public and the American govern
mont and indeed tho MeXICanS them
selves frCm the actual situation, namely,
that I'un"la tho capital Of the state or
pucbia, and perhaps the the second
largest city in Mexico, IS without adc-
Quatc perfection from outlaws who IN
i"st the Immediate nCiGhborhood and
who are accustomed Openly and freely
10 visit ;hc city without hinGeranr :
that by the failurc 10 furnish adcquatc
protection IN this district tn" Mexican
Lutho"iiirs. Eav" through their nH..liS-
cncc made possible the abduction OF
jenkins ard that in harmony with such
an attitude on the part OF the Mexican
authorities :iI"y have failed 10 carry ou'
IN" duty and obligation incumbent upon
them to apprch"nd and punish the band
it's concerned in the crime OF when
jenkins was the victim And in the sec,
end place 1t appears to have been the
purpose Of tho Mexican government 10
assume Il wilful Indifference to the feel
ing of the American people that have
been aroused 10 the ro.nt Of Indignation
by the cNncSurc. hardshipS and physical
suffering endured by jenkins during
his abduction and his subsequent treat
mcut at the hands o fthc Mexican auth
critics
"In view Of tho considerations which
have been set forth and in View particu-
larly Of tho belief If my government
that tho charge against jenkins of de-
libcratc false sycaring is unf"unded. thu
government % the United States must
renew it's request for the immediate re-
lcasc Of Consular Agent jenkins froW
further imprisonment
(Signrd LANSLNG.
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6-DAY b|kERS
BEHIND RECORD

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-One point Sc
paratcd the Mcnamara Mngin and Goul-
ct-Madden teams at midnight. the END
OF the first twenly-four hours of the six
d. bicycle race nj Madison Square Car
den. All Of the fifteen teams had coVcr'
cd 4S3 miles. laps. far behind tho re-
cord of 537 miles. nine laps. made Ivy
FuGler and Hill in 1914. Mcnamara snd
MsSin led the point winners in the
sprlnts with "a points. Goullet and Mad
den were second with .53 and Egg ana
Dupuy third with 40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
Woman SO
. Years Old
Says she owes her wonderful
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Liver and Iron Tonic.

Wooster. o. The grippe left re
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the past nine yeas with such! good re-
suits, | tried it. Ny appetite improved
nv strength came back so ! an not only
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direct the management OF two large
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The text of
the note az transmitted by the American
charge at Mexico City follows:
II have not failed 10 transmit 10 my
government the note OF the Mexican
government dated November &c. 1919
with reference TO the case OF William
Q. Jenkins American consular agent at
Puebla and am now in receipt OF a re-
ply from tho government of the United
States which l am instructed am to
transmit It to you.
"Thc government OF the United States
declines TO be drawn into n tur!dical dis
cussion II irrevelant matters or unim-
portant incidents brought forward in
connection with this case
The Mexican government cannot be
mislcd ms il intima:cs by tho CITATION by
the United States OF no principle or
precedent Of international law ana not
even a reason for Jenkins release; for
obviously not such citation is necessary
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Herman The victor.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. l.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1.-Petc Her
man. hantamwcight. title holder. show
, ed championship form in his SIX round
bout with Patsy Johnson Of Trenton. n
j.. here tonight. Herman displayed
: superior tirhtinS ability IN every round
knocking the Trenton boy down several
times in the third and fourth sessions.
-RIrY MAH SAVINGS STAMPS
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HAZEL ATLAS
STOCKHOLDERS WILL HAVE THEIR
ANNUAL MEETING AT TWO
O'CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON.
Increase Of Capital Stock From S.x &c
Ten Million Dollars VIII Be Pro-
posed at This Time.

The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers Of the Hazel Atlas Glass company
will he held At the principal offices IF
tbe comnony in tho Conservative Life
building h ere this AFTERNOON.
At this time. the directors will submit
a proposal to increase the the capithi
stock Of the company from six mil. nn
IN ten million dollars. Other proposals
for exhaustion Of the company. by rcur-
SANITATION or otherwise, will also be
considered.
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buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
DEMAND
CONTINUED Prom Page one.)


Is put before congress we shall give II
our strongest support"
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BAR VISITORS
At HOSPITAL
ExrREME PRECAUTIONS TAKEN
TOE SAFETY OF sEERrFP CLAY
TON AND DEPUTY.
sir Pores Of Ex-SoldIers Do Guard Duty
All Might ut Institution at
Glendale.

Visitors were barred from the
rolds Memorial hospital at G!end
terday evening and last night. exc
on special permission OF Prosecuting ~
torney Jar,eS .. Parriott. THIS step was
taken for the safety OF Sheriff W. j..
Clayton, and Deputy Sheriff D. D. Nc
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Card.c. who were wounded in the riot at

Following the receipt OF information
that plot vas in progress to get the
sheriff at the hospital. 4 sign was posted
al the hospital announcing that visitors
were not perm tied. ami Il f"rc" Of Sev-
cral CX-srrN ice men Of MSrShall county
guarded the hospital all night
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05
KILLED CIRL. BECAUSE SHE
 JILTED HIM

LOS ANGELES, July (by Asso- ciated Press) Harry New of Glen dale, aged 30, walked into police head quarters yesterday and said that Frieda J. Lesser, aged 21 years, was lying dead in his automobile outside. He said he shot her when she refused to marry him.
 The police found the girls body in the machine and arrested New.
 May Be Son of Senator New
 New claimed to the police that he was the son of United States Senator Harry S. New of Indiana.
 Senator Won't Talk
 WASHINGTON, July (by Associ- ated Press) ).-SenatOr New, when told that New claimed to be his son, said That is a matter I don't care to dis cuss at all.'
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05
MOONEY STRIKE CENERAKLY
 IN OPERATION

SAN FRANCISCO, July (by Asso- ciated PreGs).-The International Workers Defense League announced Thursday that a million workers throughout the United States would begin a fve-day strike on July as a protest against the California deci- sion not to grant Thomas Mooney a new trial.
 The league announced that it ex- pected the strike would be most evi- dent in Seattle, Tacoma, Detroit, Chi cago, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Butte and Great Falls. Several Canadian cities also were to have strikes.
 Employers are unable to estimate the number of strikers who went out on the Mooney strike yesterday, as most of the men are observing a holi- day today also
 Several Out at Portland
 PORTLAND, July 5 (by Associated Press) s).-Several shipbuilders here observed the Mooney strike order.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05
MEXICANS KILL AMERICAN IN
 OIL DISTRICT

WASHINGTON, July (by Associ ated Press).-The state department has been informed that Leroy Move an American employed in the Tampico oil fields, has been killed by Mexican bandits.
 The department has cabled to the American embassy at Mexico City de- manding full and immediate punish, ment of the guilty ones and the pls lection of other Americans in the T. pico district.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05
COMMISSION TO ENFORCE TERMS
 UPON GERMANS

PARIS, July , (by Associated Press) The council of five has ap- pointed three commissions to con- tinue the peace conferences work. The. commission for the execution of the German treaty consists of John Foster Fuller, for the United States :; Sir Eyre Grove, for Great Britain; Captain Andre Tardieu, for France, and Vittorio Scialcia, for Italy.
 A commission for the organization of the Bulgarian frontiers also has been named.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05
PRESIDENT OF
 PERU THROWN
 OUT OF OFFICE

LIMA, Peru, July Cby Associated Press) s).-Augusto B. Leguia has as sumed office as provisional president as the result of the successful over throw yesterday of President Pardo, Several ministers and other high of ficials have been imprisoned.
 Virtually no fighting marked the overthrow of Pardo, who is to be placed on trial for violating the con stitutiOn.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05
PRESIDENT ADDRESSES
 RETURNING SOLDIERS

ON BOARD THE GEORGE WASH INGTON, July 5 (by Associated Press) Wilson delivered a Fourth of July address yesterday to the returning soldiers and members of the crew of the transport, in which he said this was the most tremendous Fourth ever imagined, for we had opened it's franchise to the whole world.
 The Washington will arrive at Ho- boken tonight.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05
STILL HOPEFUL OF SECURING NECESSARY APPROPRIATIONTO
 COMPLETE ALASKA RAILROAD

SEATTLE, July (by Associated Press) "A Post InteIi- gencer special from Washington says that Secretary of the h. eror Lane and the Alaskan engineering commission not discouraged by the failure of congress to grant the appropr
 cn of $2OOOOO0 asked for to complete the Alaska govern nent railroad. campaign is being started to carry out the plan to finish the road by 1921 The plan to endeavor to obtain legislation authorizing increase in the original cost of |tIe road by approximately sixteen million dollars
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05
ITALIANS ARE EXCITED
 BY STARTLING REPORT

ROME, July (by Associated Press) ).-Considerable excitement has been caused here by reports from Plume to the effect that French sol diers have passed through Plume shouting "Vive Jugo-Slavia! Vive France! Death to Italy!"
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05
WORLDS BOXING CHAMPIONSHIP IS WON BY DEMPSEY IN THREE
 FAST AND FURIOUS ROUNDS

TOLEDO, Ohio, July (by Associated Press).-Jack Dempsey three bloody rounds yesterday in which the issue doubt, attained the pugilstc worlds champion ship In the first round Dempsey sent home body blows from which Willard recovered The gong saved him from de- in the first round Dempsey knocked him down and help less against the ropes times, Dempsey thought he had when the gong sounded and had to be brought back into the ring.
 Willard lowered above Dempsey like lighthouse over ug but his relentless antagonist hammered home blows like great iveng machine Finally the crowd cred Sop it. It's murder.'
 Willard acted like a sick He swung wildly and feebly and just managed to last the hrd round when he sank into corner He given spirits of ammonia and revived He tried to smile Then his seconds surrendered the match
 majority of the fight fans already have left the city The remaining still arguing the decision Dempsey victory claimed be the quickest in recent heavyweight ring history Oldme1s declared a before had champion admitted defeat without leaving his chair.
 Both Willard and Dempsey are here Dempsey is mde- ced as the fuu there being worthy opponent for him in sight Dempsey already has become popular idol
 The fight by rounds:
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05

The bulletins Of the Willard -Demp- sey fight were bulletined in front of the grand stand by the Daily Times, and were eagerly read by the crowd.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05
Is in Difficulties

BOSTON, July (by Associated Press ).-A message from the dirigible to the navy department asked if de- stroyer could proceed if required to the southern end of the Bay of Fundy to take his majesty's airship R-34 in tow. Later it reported that the diri- gible was fighting strong head winds and was short of fuel.
 A second message from the dirigi- ble asked if destroyers were coming, saying her fuel was almost gone a~ that she was hindered by the fo
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05
AGITATION RENEWED TO REESTABLSH MONARCHY IN GERMANY
ECONOMIC EXPERTS TO MEET
 NEXT WEEK AND FIX TERMS
 REGARDING HUNS PREPARATION

PARIS July (by Associated Press ).-Germany has nd- cated desire to immediately comply with the terms regarding reparaon German and allied economic experts expected to meet for oral conferences probably next week.
 Won Hindenburg Also Would Shield Kaiser
 LONDON, July (by Associated Press )-Reports from Copenhagen the effect that Marshal Von Hndenburg is in Hanover and that he has informed President Ebert that he responsible for the acts of German headquarters since August 1916 and also for the proclamation of the kaiser corning unlimited submarine warfare.
 Attempt to Re-establish Monarchy
 It is reported that the German Conservative party, ill proclamation just ssued has declared the government land intends its whole strength for the roestabment of the monarchy.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05
DIRICIBLE IN NEED OF FUEL
 FOR JOURNEY

WASHINGTON, July 5 (by Associ- ated Press) The British dirigible which is making the flight across the Atlantic has wirelessed a request for destroyers to meet her in the Bay of Fundy, as her fuel supply is low.
 Two destroyers left Boston immedi- ately on receipt of the message.
 HALIFAX, N. S., July (by Asso- ciated Press) The admiralty reports that the dirigible R-34 is off the Nova Scotian coast and proceeding slowly on account of fog.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05
Round 1

Round
 Willard landed the first blow, which was a left to the head. The champion landed right and left to head. Demp sey broke to Willard's stomach and missed a right to the head. Willard snapped a left and Dempsey knocked Willard down with a right to jaw twice. Willard took the count of six each time. When he got up Dempsey knC ,ked him down with left and ri@4t to jaw. Willard tore into his opponent and Dempsey knocked hin down for the third time, flooring him with right and left to chin.
 Round 2
 Dempsey rushed Willard in his cor ner, pounding Willard's jaw Witf rights and lefts, closing Willard's right eye. Dempsey walked around
 Dempsey weighed 187 DO scales at 243 pounds yesterday
 A vaudeville circuit has for twelve weeks.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05
Willard Took a Terrible Beating

Dempsey says he is going to try to be popular champion He believes the public wants champion who will defend the title frequently I intend to be that kind of chamon, ne said and continued:
 'I believe that will take rest of eight months, but ! will fight when contender is found.''
 Willard says he has definitely retired from the ring and will devote his attention to his oil interests lie IS not injured seriously His mouth and cut but he lost no teeth
 Dempsey said he admired Willard the latter had proved himself square and game He took awful beag sad the new champion, and proved his gameness.
 When Dempsey and Willard shook hands at the end of the febt Dempsey said ''WeIl Jess it's all over am sorry
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05
Will Address Senate

VIII AddreSS senate WASHINGTON, July (by Associ- ated Press) President Wilson will address the United States senate on Thursday next.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05

To all intents and purposes that's what I did. He took lots of punish ment in the next two rounds, but was so feeble that I hated to hit him."
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05

WASHINGTON, July (by Associ- ated Press) President Wilson will address the United States senate on Thursday next.
 To all intents and purposes that's what I did. He took lots of punish ment in the next two rounds, but was so feeble that hated to hit him."
 At the ringside the temperature was 120 degrees at 12:45. Dempsey pre- dicted that he would knock Willard out Willard was a favorite in the betting.
 Many women were in attendance at the fight
 The band attempted to play, but the brass horns became so hot that the musicians hands were burned. There was no shade, and the arena walls kept the breeze out.
 Willard's seconds threw up the sponge at the end of the third round
 Willard's wife witnessed the fight, and she now says she is glad Jess lost, because he can now become "a private citizen'
 At the end of the first round the gong sounded when the referee was counting seven over Willard The gong was weak and none heard it. The gong was weak and none heard The referee declared Dempsey the winner and Dempsey left the ring. He was called back when the referee dis covered that the gong had saved Will lard for the time being.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05

Willard, measuring him with rights and lefts to face Willard seemed dazed Dempsey put three lefts to Willard's bad eye Willard landed a feeble uppercut. Willard staggered to his corner at the end of the round.
 Round 3
 Dempsey hit Willard twice with lefts to jaw. Dempsey sent right to jaw and left to body. Dempsey pep pered lefts to Willard's jaw without return. Dempsey backed Willard to the ropes and hammered him with lefts and rights to jaw and body The blood streamed from Willard's mouth. Willard landed a stinging uppercut to Dempsey's jaw and Dempsey retail ated with left to jaw. Dempsey hit the champion with rights and lefts to jaw. As the bell rang Willard quit. lnds and Willard tipped the ffered Dempsey $1O,000 weekly
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05

or the Lu1Tu IOuuu. l duiilIt uSLCoI, but Dempsey was the hardest puncher I ever faced"
 Kearns, Dempsey's manager, said: Jack is the real champion. He knocked Willard out twice. They gave us the fight in the first round and then brought us back with the bell, but Jack dropped him again in the third. Dempsey will be a popular champion"
 A California blind man who paid $60 for seat was the prize spectator.
 Dempsey said: 'T told you I knocked him out in the first round
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05
Notes of the Fight

Notes Of the Fight
 After the fight Willard said:
 .In the first round, when Dempsey ,.;t me with a left hook. I tried hard ta cont.aue, but I was rapidly losing AfeA 4 My eye closed at the end
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05

The Inevitable Vaudeville Tour TOLEDO, July (by Associated Dempsey, the new worlds champion pugilist, will begin vaude- x,;,le tour next week.
 GAIT LAKE, July (by Associated prags,.-Mrs. Cecilia Dempsey, the xu champions mother, said she was -rorioyed when she heard that her son had won.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05
FORMER KAISER SONl
 EXPERT WOOD S'
AMERONGEN, Jul-~

AMERONGEN Ju~~A ated Press) ).-The 4 logs two thra6 poets to saw this week.
 He has da the end off the diffcf dwelling
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05
Rushing to Her Assis

WASHINGTON, July ated Press).-A wirel been sent to the Pr ing that the stear Cross island, N strOyers are To TeS WAS ated e~
The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-05

Many women were in attendance at the fight.
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MOTHER AND CHILDREN
TAKEN FROM TRAIN To
LOCAL SANITARIUN

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children aiken tU So Anthem.
anIf.r few days ago suffer.
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BANKS AND STORES
TO CONTINUE UNDER
OLD TIME SCHEDULE

Upon the heels of the announce
mart by business houses of Amarillo
That they would Doe open tho same
hours as under the time prior 90
january ) Che banks OF Amarillo
are announcing today that ON and I'd
far Monday they Too. viii observe
tha Ola hours
The banks win hereafter open ~
@ o. 200 and close or 3 %. on. ,Ne.nt
900 saturday when fha hours ara @
d w. 90 D. m.
Many firms have found mountain
'.me inconvaniout fo Iho'r empIog.
nl The public alike. ana have
mrdo uo change Boz tHo Old um.
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Wednesday, 3 p. m, DR..
Thomson will deliver a
special address, Lest we
forget"
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ATTENTION TRACTOR OWNERS and OPERATORS
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