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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-07-03

with novel features, full Of
human interest and bound to
arouse the people of Louis
lana to the call of the kid
dies
Today the minister's Of the
various churches in the re-
spective districts of the state
will press home the necessity
Of providing funds to oon-
struct a permanent home for
$50 orphan children. and the
Methodist Church is expect.
ed and will do its part In
raising the necessary funds
to provide adequate shelter
for the 200 helpless Deepen.
dent little ones who are now
denied admission because of
inadequate housing facilities.
Sunday night there was
mass meeting In Ruston, and
. stereopticon exhibition.
Ruston has already raised
$4,000 and expects to pass
the $4,000 mark Monday.
Tuesday. dnd Wednesday are
to be devoted to personal So
licitatior ct patriotic, benev.
olent citizens for financial aid
in this great campaign, whose
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-07-03
Something Doing Every Minute Every Day
Homeless Little Ones.
AERIAL MESSAGES FROM CHERUBS.
Guy Empey's Great Orphanage Picture to Be
Displayed Throughout the State,
Beginning Thursday.

Shreveport June 1.-THE is set for the intensive week Of the
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-07-03


will picture the great need Of
the orphans. and demonstrate
60 business men that IL is
good business to aid and
save the children.
Friday viii be the day Of
days In the intensive week.
At 5 p. M. Poll Perritt's OIL
ers will meet the Ruston
baseball club at Gasser Park.
The Ruston band. the Ruston
Chamber Of Commerce and
citizens Of the town will IN
wade Shreveport and root for
the Ruston team and the
Ruston orphanage. During
the afternoon Guy Empey
will make trick ascent all
over Shreveport. dropping the
appeal Of the kiddies from
tho clouds. =
Friday night. In the city
auditorium. Mrs. Claib Fos-
ter. prominent church and So
eial worker. will act as chair
man Of rs patronessss at a
function which will inclut.,
the premier presentation Of
Guy Employs great orphan
age film story. At this event
the names of donors OF big
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
Fifteen DELEGATE PLAN
WINS AT SALT LAKE
National Education
.>d"rts REORGANIZATION FRO
upSnl Aftcr H.,

SALT lake CITY. july 9.-w;,lI
e!ectlon by the new Director. of md
NN4uonai Education Association od
MISS olive VI. Jones az member I'D
,,ne board OF trustees. the plantl
,FIheh by leaders OF the association
To-Day we're accomplished. Miss Jones'
~ president Of tho New York State
iiinclpals' Association.
Mr. Hunter was elected prasIdent
MISS Cornel!a :. Adair, OF Richmond
Va, was chosen treasurer. and twclvo
-Irefidenis and forty-cIght State
directors were elected nj TODAY a
mer,in+ The directors mt their frst
meeting ihl. afternoon voted a pref :
cfenCc FOR Philadelphia az tho ncxt
meeting place over Dcs Moincs. Phil
hdciph'a carried ON almost no out
ward camnatcn, The executive com
mite" Viii decide which OF tho two
clticS rhsli entertain tho 1921 con-
Fcntion. after visiting both places
Tcday's business meeting MAS the
scene OF bitter ana prolonged hpht
nphlrst tho plan 10 rcorrhnizc on n
hftccn delegate plan" which event
uniIS carried by "a heavy vote.
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COOLIDGE CEREMONIES
TO BE AT NORTHAMPTON
William Allen White, or Kansas, vii
Deliver Address on smith College
('nfnnns

HhRTFORD. CONN. July a.-Th|
program for the official notincatioj
Of Governor Calvin Coolidge. of nil
nomination for the vice -prcaidcnc,|
was arranged today at Il meeting oil
members of the Republican National
committee and the Coolidge Hon,
committee Mt Sorthampton Mass.
bcthlls were announced here tol
night by J. Henry Rornback. OF Con-
h"cticut. chairman of tho committe cd
anranEi ing for the notification. Til,
presiding officer at tho ceremony will
~ l.: Clark Scclyc. president cmcrj
tu" OF Smith College. and the adj
Hrrss of welcome viii be given b,
hichacl j. Fitzgerald, Democrats.
mayor OF northampton.
~ me express request OF Gov
erh"r Coolidge, no formal invitation:
70 me notification ceremony will b,
ISSUED, said MIR. Roraback. Instead
= General invitation Is to 20 on
through tho prcss MIR. Rornbac,
estimated that 10000 persons wo,Il,
Dc present at the ceremony IN hlIc,
f!mid, smith College. on July 81
IN" arrangements Include a lunch
con TO be given by Governor Cool
ihs" 10 members OF tho nntiNcntin,
committee and tho Republican Ma
tional Committee AMI their families
The notification cAerciscs viii al, .
at j. ~; William Allen White n
kansas. chairman of tho commit, !.
on notification. Will make tho form,
address notifying Governor cool,Jfl
OF MS nomination. The Goynrno
VIII follow with his speech of &C
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WANDERER SHOOTS WIFE
TO OBTAIN HER MONEY
New Confession to States Attorney
Admits "I'rnmc Up" Robbery
Secure $1,000.
IEv Associatehrrcas.l

CHICAGO. July 9.--Licutcnant Carl
Wandcrcr in Il new confession. which
the states attorney gave out tonight
admitted he shot and killed his wife
I" get rid Of her and obtain posses
sion of her money. lie admitted Of
ficcrS said, that he planned a framed
up" robbery with the man he killed on
the same occasion in the door or
their home. He VAS also quoted AS
saying that lac had tired OF mar
ricd life and decided to return TO tn.
easy life OF the army
Wanderor denied. the States at
,orncy said. that he knew the accom-
plicc whom he shot to death The
tragedy occurred on the night of
June u.
The man slain by Lieutenant, Wan
dcrcr was identified tonight as VIII
liam North, who WAS employed in 1911
Or l?l2 by the Gentry brothers Circus
while at South Bend, Ind. The par
tial Identification was made by IL
former circus employee.
This WAS the second alleged con-
fcssi"n by tho former army licuten-
ant announced today. In the first he
was said 20 have confessed that he
fired tho shots which Killed his wife
anu the unidentified stranger
Waudcrcr declared the shooting of
his wife was accidental and main
tanned that the stronger whom lie
killed had attempted TO rob them.
lie explained the withdrawal 81
Si."OD by his wife from n bank b
saying that they wished 10 have it In
an institution nearer home. lie said
she drew IL out Of the bank on Satur.
day too late 10 consummatc the
transfer and placed II in "A bureau
drawer. That evening they went to
q picture show and on the way
home, according To that confession. a
man came out OF an alley ana fol-
lowed them upstairs. saying, Fork
over the money
Il grabbed both guns out OF my
pocket and started shooting" wan
dercr was quoted by the officials as
saying. The second shot believe
hit my wife. | fred ton shots and
when both guns were empty put them
beside the man Later took one
gun away ana left the other there"
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Bootleggers Adopt
Protective Conuoy
Liquor Laden Autos
ADOPT Nacal Tactics to
ThaCdrt "ReUcn1ieS."
Cspcclalt 10 The Times DispatchD


pANNlLi.E. VA, July 9.--Rootlcg-
gers who make their hauis in automo-
bilcs have resortcd to naval tactics
to thwart determined officers in aa-
pretending the drivers OF liquor laden
cars. They now run with conveys.
usually larger ear which aims to
delay tho officers so that the bootleg
ger with the goods may escape
recent adventure in Martinsvillc
reveals this. Officers on Wednesday
night saw two suspicious ears headed
FOR Patrick. They waylaid the ears
a few miles beyond Martinsvillc OK
pcctinE the machines TO return They
did. a small car with n heavy load
being followed by a srven- pa sscnEcr
machine OF powerful build. Tho little
car Wen; by like 4 fash and when
the on .ccrs put IN chase. the heavier
car mhncurcrcd to keep the road and
blocked all efforts of the Henry Coun-
ever by taking advantage OF a wide
sweep. ana oVcrhaulcd the smaller
car as IL entered Martinsvillc and
shot at II several times as il dodccd
through the STREETS finally 10 crash
into a ditch. The larger car disap-
pcarcd.
The driver Of the ditchcd car cs
capcd. but a youth half stunned was
found by the wreck He declined to
give his name. hut today ii was
learned that lie is T. j. Talbot. OF
Keeling tic refused Ia say who
owncd the car hut it was established
by the local police through the license
taS That the machine was X H.
greatly concerned to hear the news
ana sad that the ear was in charge
OF Tim raync when il left here. lie
mas not been found. In the machine
InlrtE gallons OF liquor was found.
Talbot Is III jail at Martinsvilic.
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WESTERN STATES
BATTLE-GROUND OF
CONFLICT OF 1920


has wired Mr.. Roosevelt asking for
something definite on the time OF his
arrival
TrlcErnms In steady Stream.
Messages continued To come in TO-
day In a constant stream. The Gov
ernor stated that Il number were from
men whom lie had pardoncd from the
penitentiary. and Who were .mak
ing good in he world"
The Governor has not found time
yet to answer many OF the congratu-
latory kilograms and letters. Iic
said he expected tonight TO wire
Senator Reed. Missouri. his express
sion OF thanks for the courteous mes
sage received from the Missouri soma
tor.
rho date for the civic dcmonstrn-
non planned by the Dayton Cham
Der of Commerce has been changed
TO July so.
Among the morning messages was
one from ID. : Ewing, chairman OF
the Democratic state Central Com
mittec of California. 1t told the Gov
crnor that 1t Will he easier for the
Democrats TO carry California mis-
year than in 1916. Another message
Governor of Missouri Lets kill ten
horses instead Of one" II said.
TeNnn james VI. Coz wfrc,.
The Democratic candidate learned
today that Texas has a James NJ. Cox.
The Texan. whose home is at TYLER.
wired as follows:
congratulations know Won viii
he elected; you have a good name"
20 al -. Il.
the Texan. hut apprchcndcd that he
mus; hc Il Democrat.
y letter highly priced by the Gov
crnor came from the jefferson Masonic
Lodge at Middlctown, OHIO, of which
tho Governor is member. 1t COM
mcntnd on the fact that the Middle
town lodge has furnished Ohio two
Governors. the Democratic pres,dcn-
| tal nominee and former Governor
James l.. Campbell. and concluded
Now our Jimmie has received tho
/ highest honors Of the Democratic
party and lac is going to win
/ Governor Cox had no comment TO
/ make today on the refusal of tho
Louisiana LEGISLATURE 10 rat!iy the
suffrage amendment.
John y McSparran. Furniss. Pa.
master OF tho Pennsylvania state
Grange, called on Governor Cox to-
day and talked farm matters which
he desired the Governor 10 discuss In
his speech Of acceptance.
MIR. McSparran said he was rather
disappointed" with the Democrats
platform declarations on farming. 1t
boasts OF what the party has done
hut docs not say what Il is going "a
do
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STRIKING LONGsHOREMEN
SEND APPEAL To GOMPERs
Central Federated Union Says
Chambers OF Commerce and Truck
Concerns Would Destroy Unions.
IMy AsaoeIatcd prcAs.I


NEW YORK. July 9.-rhe Central
Federated Union Of New York. in a
telegram tonight To Samuc, Gompcrs,
president OF tho American Fedora
Zion OF Labor. in behalf of striking
members OF tho Marine Workers AZ
nliation. declared chambers of Com
mcrcc OF All cities are combined with
otacr large interests to destroy these
unions ana all other unions"
Tho telegram appealed to MIR.
Gompcrs to support tho lonpahorc-
men ana harbor boatmcn In their
strike here.
The message charged tina, the
railroads are in this combination.
and If this conspiracy succeeds
against the Marine Workers Aniila-
ton In short time the great bust
ness interests viii try To ann!hlla,c
all organized labor" 1t urged Mr..
G"mpcrs TO Immediately take such
action as will demonstrate the
solidarity OF labor and defeat the
schemes and plans OF our enemies"
Thomas Il. Heaicy. president Of tho
Marine Workers Anlliation. declared
his organization realized weeks ago
that the fund raised by the cItiZcna'
trucking committee to carry on In
ucHcndcnt trucking operations To re-
herc tn" transportation tic-up In
New York hnrbor was tho cntcring
wedge TO open up war with or
Eanizcd labor" II the marine work =
ors are defeated he said, "l, will
mean succession OF defeats for
union labor down the lne-I don't
care how big the union is"
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Opcn Shor Irmnd nnl,cd.

WASiiINGTON. July o.--Puhlishctl
reports that Il huge fund Is being
raised by big business Interests to
combat union labor under the yuise
or maintaining the open shop. were
corroboratcd today by Frank Nor
rison. secretary Of tho American Fed =
Grafton OF Labor.
Mr. Morrison asserted that ;hc fund
already amounted to $4,000. 600 ana
womli be greatly Increased. Tho real
purpose Of this fund. he declared. wa.
10 break the power Of organized
labor.
MIR. Morrison said that the fund
was chiefly contributed by seven
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GONZALES OFFICERS ARE
Jailed ON PLOT CHARGE
AdvtccS From Embassy at Mexico
City Declare situation BE-
coming Tense.
Inv Assuciatch rrcss.l


WASiliNEToN. July 2.-Adviccs 10
ne State Department today from the
American embassy in Mexico C!ty
sand a number of officers formerly on
the stan of General Pablo Gonzales
were IN prison on the charge of plot-
ting aghins, the government. that the
state OF Chiapas was IN open re-
hciiton and that Goucral Francisco
Murgia, who was defeated for Gov
crnor in The state Of Michoacan, has
rais"d the flag OF rebellion.
TIL" Mexican embassy has received
official adviccs which IL made public
today stating That Gcncrals Juan
BarraEan. Alfredo IticauIt and Lucio
htlnco. and Colonel Pauline FontcS
had returned tp Mexico from the
United states where they fed after
the killing OF CarranE0. rho en-
hasSy statement said Che authorities
IN accordance with orders issued by
the War Department. have not pre-
Ncmtcd their entry in order to pursue
hem in due time. 80 as to cut their
possible retreat"
Generals Attend "Junta."
Mexico Ci;y newspapers received
hotc today give prominence to re-
Bianco and kicituli, together with
iEnacio i'onillas fuTnrrly amhassa-
dor To the United States. attended II
''junta' held recently nj san An
noting q new revolution looking to
the restoration o. tho Carram2a gov
"r'i1cut.
These accounts said il was AIRS; de-
ctdcd to obtain the release from
prison Of Manual Agulrrc BCrlansn.
Minister OF the Interior, and head OF
the thrraiIzd Cabinet. who, those Mt
Tending the 'juutH' claimed, was the
legitimate successor to Cirranaa 10y.
virtue IF being the highest executive
officer oi the government after Car
ranzn was II. He'd.
According 10 the newspaper reports
HonillaS was To come to Washington
TO ask the American authorities TO
recognize Berlangl la order TO in
sure the constitutional succession OF
authority in Mexico. whilC I.ucio
Blanco Was TO 10 10 tho state OF
NucVo Leon TO lead the revolutionary
movement there.
Newspapers Report Movement.
These newspapers also stated that
the American Government had been
advised OF tho movement through tho
present regime in Mexico city aud
mad cNprrsscd Il Willingness 10 in
crease it's vigilance on the border 20
prevent any large number Of emf
sres' from returning 10 Mexico
Meantime the de IA Nucrta gov
charges aEains; BcrlanGa, charging
him with having stolen ITO rolls Of
paper because he received them after
the plan OF Aqua rrritn had been
promulgated. Ii is said 10 ho the
governments claim that the nromul-
cation OF this plan deprived HcrianGa
OF his office and that nc received the
paper SS a civilian.
The censorship In Mexico city has
hccn restored. IA copies OF the Mexico
city newspapers reaching Washing
ton have whole columns blank 40
OF ihc renewal OF the ccnsor's ac-
tiYittcs.
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murder MYSTERY WILL
BE SOLVED" SAYS DOOLIhG
Assistant District Attorney Expects
Development In Eiuri1 Case
Within Few Days.
Try Universal Service. ]

mystery VIII he solved" said AS
Sistan1 District Attorney John II
hooling in discussing the killing NJ
Joseph II. Elwcll. tonight. He added
Al least three persons in my opin-
ion could throw sufficient light upon
the killing to cause arrests"
y police official declared that two
women and man should he arrested
on II charge of perjury or held MS ma
tcrIal Witnesses in the Elwcll case.
William IL. Barnes. ElwclrS conf
dental agent, Will bc questioned to-
morrow by an assistant United States
attorney. According to prohibition
aa cnts Barnes admitted recent pur-
Chascs OF gin and whisky.
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JURY WILL INVESTIGATE
TEXAS NEGRO LYnCHiNG
Turning of Two brothers at stalk
ArouscS indignatiOu mt Citizens
hrrtln.t.

PARIS. TENAS. July "a special
grand jury viii hc convened here to-
morrow To investigate tho burning To
death by mob Tuesday night of
two negroes, brothers, who had con
fcsscd TO having Killed a white
farmer and his son District Judge
Il. II. Denton. who ordered The special
Grand jury term. declared public
sentiment demands punishment OF the
mob riuglcadcrs. His action followed
mass meeting OF citizens tudns
WHICH recommended "a rigid invcst!-
Cation of the recent outrage COM
mittcd against the laws Of our state
anu tho peace and dignity Of our
country"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
THIRD PARTY PLANS TO
CAPTURE VOTE OF LABOR
Leaders Include Siuglc-TaNcrs In
Proposed Alignment of
independents.

CHICAGO. July Efforts to align
support of sinGlc-taNcrs and Labor
party adhcrents behind a national
third party organized on the plan OF
the Committee OF Forty Eigh:
marked the preliminary gatherings
of delegates arriving in Chicago to-
lions. Success in the attempts.
which involved particularly the Labor
party LADDERS and the Forty Eirht
Committee members. was not claimed
by any Of tho PARTICIPANTS in pro-
lonFcd conferences. while spokesman
Tor the sinElc-,aN group took tile on
portunity to announces their definite
opposition TO senator X. NJ La Foil
cite. Of Wisconsin. as II fusion prcs! :
dental candidate. other differences
rcvolvcd around platform questions.
LA Toilette Sought ny Candidate.
Amos l. rinchot and George l..
Record. who spent two days with
Senator La Toilette in behalf of the
Committee OF Forty Eight. reported
TO that body today that tho Wisccn-
sin man had not decided to nccop,
a nomination if rendered him. bat
would decide Saturday.
Deliberations involving all the del
cEaies assembled under the general
calls will commence tomorrow. Sin
Elc-taN adhcrorts, after II prclim;-
nary gathering. announced they
would ali attend tho Committee OF
Forty Fights convention, which vii!
he called 10 order by j. \. II. Hop
kins. at 10 o'clock Alien McCurdy.
of New York, slated for temporary
chairman. viii deliver kcynot ,
speech, and the convention will elect
Il platform committee and commit
tee on political procedure II Viii
then recess TO allow tho committee: 5,
time for their work.
Irish Freedom Plank
Open hearings have been arranged
by the convention managers for the
platform committee, a. which Frank
y. Walsh. representing the Friends
opportunity to present II plank favor
ing American recognition OF the DO
Valera government.
The Labor party convention is
scheduled TO begin sunday at "a diff
fcrcnt hall. though its partisans
have been actively associated with
the Committee OF Forty-Eight pro-
cedure. Differences developing in
the dual conferences today included
one arising out of the railroad sit
untion. which some of the confcrc, 5
were disposed to consider both vital
and irreconcilablc.
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CHARGES "H. C. L."
CRUSADERS AIDED
PALMER'S BOOM


= I..>.t ~
nna5. -, - ,,, 80 .g'',,,'
-, r,na,,sa EN- 800 p,,,,I;,.
uccei,,a Gn,.rnrr,, r,,
..When o,Ir rerrcse.-a,iv.e .t,oud.a
the State conventions the government
spnid their railroad fare and allowed
es4 a day extra. They went apparently
TO organize counties. hut in reality 10
boost faIme' for president
MISS hEncs seinhn said here were
eikhtee" = H. bureaus IN tn"
son,'a.S S y" a. c"S' OF ~ ieast
~ ~ ''"' ne """'r-
100 p,,i,L,,'a
MI. So, a.,ia,
matter j, syn,ort 40 r, ,,',,,'.'.
Generals caudItasv na6 l.sor GU, ~,
from the bureau Senator K.,yo,
asked her questions SO fast tina, a.,
times she seemed on the verge Of
breaking down
Be'ors God senator. $50 were JUS
'ihea In using i"HfsnW'n' money to
a''eh' me 'oh''hh'ns for we did
government HOrt. she said.
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missouri REPUBLICANS
REPUD|ATE ]. |. BABLER
Leaders i'm Party From All Parts of
State Pass RESOLUTIONS Urging
Thorough housekeeping.

ST. LOUIS. July 9.--Rcsolutions
calling for converted action by the
Republicans in Missouri 10 repudiatc
Jacob l.. Eahlcr. Republican national
committeeman, for his connection
with the distribution of campaign
funds were adopted at Il mass meet
ing of Republicans from throughout
the state. held here today
The resolutions urged that mem
hcrs Of the party hold mass m ctings
in cvcry county 10 rcpudu,c Bablcr.
The resolutions were presented by
Charles Magic. OF St Louis. former
Secretary OF Commences and Labor
who asserted in an address that lit is
absolutely Impossible for FREQ people
10 tolerate u man who in one breath
confcsscs tina, lie has disqualified
himself to hold the position of the
Republican national chairman from
Missouri. yet refuses to Quit the
job"
Ignore Rcuucst from. Scdaiin.
In carrying on the fight against
Eahlcr. the meeting ignored a formal
rcport made public here today in
which the committee appointed at u
recent mass mecting of Republicans
in Scdalia to demand Bablcr's rcsig-
nation. announced that the fight on
Bablcr would be dropped as further
agitation in this matter is both un-
necessary ana unwisc."
Matt G. Reynolds. OF ST. Louis. who
presided AT the Sedalia meeting and
presented the report of the commit
tee at todays meeting, asserted he
would have no further connect ion
with the clean up'' movement after
the report had been attacked by Paul
Convict. of Kansas City, who assert
that Rablcr lis not fit TO be national
committeeman"
No further notice of the report was
taken.
Other Leaders Must Go.
The report followed Il conference
VI several members OF the committee
with VIII II. Hays, chairman of the
national committee. in Chicago Thurs
day. In furthcrancc of the fight on
Bablcr IL was decided at the meeting
to organize the Missouri Association
of Republicans" for the purpose of CT
fcctinE changes in the personnel of
tho State committee at the coming
election.
Conwcll was chosen chairman OF
the temporary organization. and with
1homas j. liarSadon, ST. Louis was
Instructed TO carry on the prganiza-
ton work throughout the State.
In the event State Chairman w. l..
Cole refuses to abide by the action
OF the Scdalia meeting. which demand
ed his resignation, the fight of the
new organization will he directed
against him also. 1t WAS announced.
The committee chosen at Scdalia to
present the demands on Cole has
given him until tomorrow TO act.
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NEW LABOR PARTY BOOMS
WOMAN ViCE-PRESlDENT
thirnE" Convention Fn,ors CnndI-
dnr! ar Mrs. Toscnp Dcnnct, OF
Hartford. Conn

tBy Universal ServtCcl
HARTFORD. CONN. July 9.--Mre.
Toscan Bennett Of Connecticut. Is be-
ing doomed for the vice presidency
by the new National Labor party.
which may become n unit of the third
party movement according to word
from Chicago today.
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FEDERAL AGENTS CAPTURE
1900 CASES OF WHISKY
Largest single seizure In New York
Made at Long Island

NEW YORK. July 9.-Federal pro-
hibition agents today seized $500
cases OF bonded whisky. said to he
the largest single seizure by Federal
agents in the state of New York, at
the Long Island CITY freight yards
James Bono. a commission merchant
Of this city, was held in $4,000 bail
after claiming ownership of the
liptInr