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invitation and after tho conference is
sued statement endorsing Senator
Harding and declaring him to b
standard bearer who would represent
and unite the entire party" He said hts
talk with Senator Harding had bssn
most satisfactory. -4.-
Interest was expressed in political
circles here in the announcement from
Boston today OF the conference noIt
Wednesday between Senator Harding And
Governor Coolidge OF Massachusetts,. the
Republican vice presidential nominee.
The two men are not strangers, hAvtnH
met several months ago. while Mr.. HAf-
ding ~aS campaigning in MASSACHUSETTS,,
Arrangements for the meeting OF ne
two nominees were made by nAtioueI
chairman Hays at Senator HArdiuIo
suggestion that an exchange Of vteX9
on the campaign would Be profitable.
The speeches TO be made by each OF thA
candidates in accepting their respective
nominations. probably will be discussed
also
While plans for the conference have
not been completed. IL is undsrStoo6
that II will he held at the senator's Of
fee at the capital.
In addition to his conferences todAY,
Mr. Harding played a round Of kot1
with Senator Hitchcock, Of EeheA1eA
who is a candidate for the Democratic
presidential nomination. Senator Hale Of
Maine and Senator Elkins Of West Vif.
Einia .-s,
Tomorrow promises to be q quiet dAy
for ehs senator. No important On4Ac0r
nients had been arranged TONIGHT
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SAN FRANCISCO. June p ne
Dcm1cratic national committee tooaE
unanimously agreed 20 send telegram
70 the coNcrnur Of Tennessee. urging :"
Spccial session "f tho legislature Z"
ratiry the federal sunraE" amenurn'n' .
Th,, committee met late toudS l"
make ND the temporary roll OF u'IeSa''':
to consider contests ana 10 u'Sp'Hc va
othc- business preliminary To the open
ing Of IN" convention next MonuaS ,.
ITnu,r s Cummings. chairman oil me
cnr,mit,c, presided. Probably the
largest number of women that ever at
tended "A meeting Of tho committee was
present.
Among the early arrivals was S"ha ,
Tor lanes A. Rcd, who claimed a seat
in III" convention as d"'"eal' lI'.''
the Fifth Missouri district Representa-
t,ycs of tho two groups al d"icEa;'S
contcstinc for Georgia twenty -c'Eh'
seats were also on hand
There was vigorous applause when
Chairman cummings suggested lh+
sending OF telegram 10 Governor
Roberts Of Tennessee. urging him I"
call A special session nf the Legislature
10 ra,i(v the federal suffrage amend
rnent. The suggestion was unanimous
~ adopted.
Regret McGraw's Death
Resolutions on th' death Of Roger
sullivan Of Illinois: John 7. AcGraw.
West Virginia. and m J. stone. MIS-
souri. w"rc adoptcd by a rising vote.
Tho COMMITTEES approved tn" oxoCu-
tive committees report "f temporary
officers Of tn" convention. Rhi"h rec
commended that Homer $. Cummings
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Governor Gives Statement
Pointing Out Ideal Quallfl-
cations of the Davis Candi-
dacy

SAN FRANCISCO. June eth" West
Virginia delegation arrived here tonight
and went aEErcssivcly To work FOR the
nomination Of its iaVOrite son. John w.
Davis. tn" American ambassador |"
Great Britain. His strength. they de-
Clarcd. would hcUCamr apparent after
the Campa ign ballots had demonstrated
that none Of the leaders could be NOM
mated.
Governor ]. J. Cornw"N. who will
make the nominating speech. issued this
statement:
Davis would hc an ideal candIdat"
for many reasons. lie - on" OF the
most forccfu speakers and dcRt"rs In
America. His great ability is univers-
ally admitted. His character could not
and would not BE- questioned. There
are no antagoniSms no objection could
hc urged except that he is Democrat.
'rh. public is in no mood 10 vote for or
elect any man merely because he Is a
candidate for any certain poliClcal
party. This IS not a politicians period.
4 man to win this election must face
the rising and not the setting sun. He
must stand not only for the right but
be able to make the people understand
n M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
IRISH RAIL WAY STRIKE
IS MORE THREATENING

LONDON. juno 2S-rrcland's railway
slruatiou is daily becoming worse ac-
.HrdfnS to a Dublin dispatch 20 the Lon
don Times. Nor" men Ar" being dis
missed and fewer trains are being run
,rnr town after another IS becoming iso-
lated and the probability Of the event.
nal PARALYSIS OF tn" cntlre railway sys-
tenn is looked for.
Tho men are determined not 20 work
trans carrying munitions. police or SOL
drrrS but soldiers and police continue
~ attempt tho travel by trains. with
tho insyitabir result that trains re-
main in depots and passengers get no.
whsro. Conductors. ttrcm"n and drivers
who refuse to move th"<" trains are dis
missed. and tho dispatch says there is
now an individual Strik" rather than n
collective strike in fun swinS.
The railway men have announced II
a. their intention 10 live up 10 their
word Their reCent statement outlin-
my their attItud" so FAR as known has
met with no reply from official quar-
.crs nor has any att"mpt been made TO
bridge over tn" difficulty.
Many towns have h"com" ISOLATED he
cause tho trains which daily run out
~ Limerick have not left their depot.
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CORNWELL AND WEST v|RG|N|AN5
OPEN THEIR BATTLE FOR DAVIS
OUTLAW STR|KE1N
MARYLAND SPREADING

BALTIMORE. Nd. June "5.-Strike
leaders said today that more than 1000
Yardmcn on tn" Western Maryland.
Baltimore Il Ohio and Pennsylvania rail-
roads here and at HagcrStown are now
out.
Some $50 mechanics at the Orange
willie yards OF the Pennsylvania. near
this cvity. have also quit This is the
first indication Of tn" slrIk" here spread
ing 10 other than tho terminals OF the
lines.
\ serious coal shortage Is threatened
n HagcrStOwn. Road crews Of the
Western Maryland at HaGCrstown joined
tho strikers today. Numbers OF quarry
men and workers in other industries at
llag"rstUwn are idle a. result OF the
strike.
Leaders Of tho strikers tonight said
the statement made by IN" wage boar
that il would announce a decision next
week failed 10 impress the local strik:
ers. They said they will return 70 WORK
when the increase is granted, and not
before
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NEW LONDON. June 25.-LeadinG
from the initial dip OF their oars. Har-
wards varsity crew defeated Yale IN
spectacular fOur-mile race OF the
nfty-sccond dual inter-varsity regatta
late today by nearly six lengths, thus
doubl" victory OF their Eli riavls in the
two preliminary races held early IN
the day.
Rowing in magnificent form from the
very start Of the long upstream pattle,
the oarSmcn coached by Bill HaineS early
'dcmOnStrai cd their superiority both IN
hcadwurk and stamina and swept across
between the finish flag twcnty-thrce
minutes and eleven seconds after re-
cciving tho starting signal: while their
ancient Yale rivals trailed in thirty
five seconds later in state Of ply
scal exhaustion which was little short
OF pitiful.
G. G. Peters of Seattle. the Yale
stroke and captain. who II rs reported,
still was suffering from III" effects OF
n. recent illness. collapsed in III" last
eighth mile and thrice dropped his oar.
Bow +. C.. Drisccll also went down at
the finish. whilc the remainder Of the
eight had difficulty in sitting erect.
Tho Crimson crowds were celebrating
the conquest here tonight in part as a..
vindiCation Of tho American rowing syS-
tenn as opposed by the English methods
adopted by Yale.
L ne NlClpTN Ol tne flaTNhTQ elEnI came
as NOR" or less OF a surprise. for Yale
was fnvorite at odds Of 10 To : in tho
little betting that was done. This was
partly du" 20 the reported excellent
time trials made by the Ellis and the
staunch faith OF tn" Blue contingent
that Guy Nickalls. The. English coach
had developed a combinati that would
surely win.
Tonight the Crimson cohorts arc COL
leCtivcly singing tn" praises Of their
American coach. tn" Harvard crew rs a
unit and particularly Stroke r. Jcnney.
tho lightrst onrsman who ever stroked
q Harvard oar over tho four-milc course
on the Thames. He weighs less than
40 pounds.
Both crews were sent away on their
long row at SIG. Weather and water
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POLICE TRAILING
MURDER SUSPECT
ELLWELL MYSTERY
SOON TO BE SOLVED
Man Under Suspicion Being
Shadowed By the New
York Sleuths

NEW YORK. June 25.-The hunt Tor
the murderer Of Joseph B. Elwell whist
expert. who was shot to death In his
home two weeks ago today, centefad
around one man whose movements Afe1
under. close scrutiny. .%s
1t was reported at the district Atter.
neys office that an arrest was not very
far of" No official confirmation OF this
however. was forthcoming tonight.
According to the authorities. the suS.
pected slayer was a friend Of the tdesd
sportsman. He had been questioned pre-
viously about his movements the niE4t
preceding the murder, and concerning AtB
relations with Elwell. At that time. u
was said. his explanations were sat1es
factory. Information obtained later.
however resulted iT q close watch being
kept on him until h IS either arrestEh
or the police become G vinced he u NOT
The new turn in tho h 'stery. It bs-i
came known today, folloh> the dtl.
closure by Mrs. Marie Larse... Elwellg
housekeeper under severe croSs-exANtsl
nation Of Assistant District Attorney
Doing that there were three sets OK
KEYS TO the turfman's home. One N0ka
Mrs Larsen said. she kept: ElWell hAA.
another, and the third set, she said. 49,
found on the mantle in ElwelfS ~
room the morning Of his death. -
The district attorney Is investigating
the possibility that the keys found On
the mantle may have been used BY the
murderer to get into Elwelrs home.
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MARIETTA MEN LANDED IN JAIL;
GET MILLION IN STOCK DEALS

PITTSBURGH. June 25.-charged
with conspiracy 10 cheat and dcfraud
In connection with the sale OF Pitts
burgh Tin Plat" and steel corporation
stock, l.. K Taylor and W. c. Walk ms.
said TO be officials OF the company. were
arrested BY city detectives late today
on warrant issued by District Attor-
ney Harry II. Rowand.
G.. B. Prichard. director OF the Pitts
burgh public safety department. said to-
night that more than Sl,000,000 worth OF
the stock has been sold in Allegheny
county alone. The warrant charged
that Taylor and Watkins sold the stock
by Misrepresentation. The prisoners
were held in 5000 bail each for 4
hearing next Wednesday,
According TO Director PriChard. liter
ature Of the corporation stated that tho
company's plant at Marietta. Ohio. was
equipped with modern machinery and
had a capacity Of 20. Don tons OF steel a
ycar. The director said he investigated
and found that the machinery OF the
Marietta mill was not modern and that
the company could not produce the tom
mage named in the literature.
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Militant Campaign
For MCAdOO Is Being
Framed Up At Frisco
By DAVID LAWRENCE,
fcopyrtglt BY The rntsntS Ssaesr0

SAN FRAN, ,VSCO. June @5.-The vS''
- doubt concerning the Meade" cano'
dacy is ltCtinE. Friends OF thC ''1 '"'u,'.
,,cretary OF the treasury have t"t"''u .
militant izat'on "'l%r"''1 -a,.,.t'
dominate HIM over ms OWN pr,
kilograms arr coming 20 several
.rrs" men 70 stop their 2ctEl'! anu
AXE Mr. McAduo AZ mis- word ou' ''''
ia uUaNatlinS. ,. >or.od
-, b1y, told senator lass IN confer
.,ca in New YORK. last week tha' II ms
.,r,, were presented C0r n"minat'oo
.ha Virginia senator was authoriE'p "
~sy 4 was being done without ms ''p-
>rYc ur sanction. #,,.
Nevertheless. senator bIaSS - NFS".:
-n- McAdoo's nomination and VIII ma ~
, fight for IL The story tolG ~ I"S.
VI, ths confidence Of Mr.. McAd"5 pears
,,r the reasons given publicly NY tne
.n-,ncr director general of railroaoS
They saw nc has considered the QueS''o"
rom every angle and that heS nor
~nr Of having the crown p.InSC a.
rrcut and criticism OF similar Neih con.
rang his relationship with fTeSacn'
Wjlsn flung at him and his tanlhF ouF
nS a political campaign. u NJ
?rhey declare. moreover. that Mrs. NC
Ndon has been consistently oppTsrE ~
,nr return Of her husband TO puo'c ~. W.
S1,. knows the extent TO which puoi'c
,..J ,,r,yate criticism. together with inc
almost supcrhuman burdens OF tns
yvb,,. House itself. can interfere with
.crsorsL comtor, and happiness, hSs
.vn father broke down IN heal'n anu
nor mother died while IN inc ""''e
T:ySry friend ~ McAdno here says he
- tbo-ougnlN sincere in his diSinci'h3-
i:or TO run trr office. why nominate
MIN ihcn?
q AtOD
nat in a time like this PERSONA tas."s
80 ,,opycnicnccA cannot outweigh inc
my that a man may nw" 10 MS party
nd his country They are absolutely
Intc-mined that McAdO0 - the man OF
No hour ard must make the run. ana
vf,h mat idea in mind they are plan
nm, m draft him for the nomination.
So far as President Nilsson Is con-
-nsd nobody here M had a word
i-om him on candidates and senator
,;IasS. who talked win Mr. "l:so''
hon, nlans for the convention. eSpec-
III, .hc platform. - authority Tor the
.,afc,,snc that the name or Mr.. hcAuoo
49, any other candidate didn't como from
.ha ,fps Of the President during the en-
tire conversation.
t-yirx Ia prevent hts friendS here Irom
nn,tinS him IN the embarrassing pos
ON of Appearing a. cand,date' tnCS
,re EoinE ahead with rcmarkaote sIeAI
raStnCSs 10 put ,Tm IN non'ha'Ion'
NAV Ge excessive zeal and 1t may prove
, mistaken corn pliment but the toiks
,,hn arc working for McAdoo here are
,oy,I sct who Will not take no from
McAdoo. They have talked the siaua,
ION over and have planned to so anead
@ the finish.
Talk or giving tho vic" presidentia
,onnipatIor 20 Victor Murdoch. or Nam
as. former Rull Moose leader. comes
rom the Mc.Adoo supporters thousn
many Of them would prefer. Governor
,.nx, Of Ohio. 70 so on tho ticket with
NrAdoo. They insist that the ticket
.N.Adoo and Cox" would be winner
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q BAPTIST DELEGATES
INJURED IN CRASH

RTTFALO. y. Y. June @5.-Twcnty-
ono delegates. pdinE tho Northern
m III" collap>" ~ 4 wooden structure
upon which more than 20o persons were
standing to have group photograph
.aken. Tho low"r tier Of the stand was
only Il foot above the ground but tn"
back ter fol- I'VE f"rt when thC under
aiming gave way. None ct thu injuries
are considered serious.
Tho accident occurred whit" m" lt.-
500 delegates were leaving the audi;or.-
nm after morning session. Th" in
urNd included: John y. RhoadcS. To-
edo. O., president of the Nh.o baptist
Nssoc,atior: Marshall P"ttI,. Grand
Rapids. Mich: tho Rev j.. r. Neigh
hor Indianapolis. Ind: the Re-. \ *.
Scott. Perry. O.: the Rch +. J. Erirk-
SON, seattle, Wash. and IN" Rev. J. r.
Schattcr. Chicago.
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BRYAN SEES DRY
PLANK IN PLATFORM

SAN FRANCISCO. Jun" e5.--'l cx-
pect to scc dry plank in tho Demo-
cratic platform" said William J. Bryan
on his arrival here tonight. u haN"
no thought that wet plank can pc pui
into H."
Hc refused ~ comment on the report
thar there was widespread sentiment u,
favor Of ignoring prohibition entirely.
He added that he cared 10 max" no
statement on IN" League OF Nations
covenant nor as TO tho candidacy of any
individual.
platform first" hc added.
"If tho wet forces in this convention
had single vote 10 spare. h" said'
they would force in wet plank even
though il would disS"lv" IN" pcmocrat!c
Hc said hc hoped IN" Tennessee" l"EiS-
laturc would ratify tho suffrage amend
mont 10 the constitution before the
convention got under way.
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LouisianianS in Appeal
10 Wilson for Their Wine

NFW ORLEANS. La. Iun" c!.-pc-
cIaring that in Louisiana win" Is UNI
vrrsaIly used" despite tcdcraI promo, :
tiop inwq >rSrnr Pcrrilliat. chairman n
OF tho Liberty league. which claims p
600 mcmbcrs' in Louisiana, today tcic-
yraphcd President Wilson urging him
70 recommend 10 tho democratic ma
tional convention platform plank pro
Thr trlcrram to tho president. stm'-
lar 10 one sent last night To William
jennings bryan and Democratic, con.
ycntion leaders. asserts that the league
docs not dosir" a return Of IN" saloon.
or sale nf distilled liquors; out mere
and beer TO which he long has been ac-
customed."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
MARTINSBURC SELLS.
GROVES FOR $4,000.

Snccial Dispatch to The Intellisencer.
MARTIESBURG. w. Va. June 5b.--
1,ef,y Groves, pitching ace Of the local
Blue Ridge League club. was today sQM
n Jack Dunns Baltimore Orioles Tor
81 900. the largest price ever paid Tor
a Blue Ridge circuit player. In Addt-.'
tion Dunn agrees to send a pitcher to-
rho local club Groves Is from Cum
berIand, Nd, and is 90 years old. This
is his first year in professional bail
The Brooklyn National League club re-
emily made an offer for Groves. ~
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Demonstration Against
Food Prices in GERMANY

BERLIN, juno oI-Dcmonstrali ions
psainst food prices appear to lie spread
ing throughout Germany. leading in
some places 10 serious disorders. At
Bremen where scores OF shops wer-'
police.
Huge crowds m aradcd the streets At
OldcnbrrE. demanding a reduction in
prices Of ono third. and threatening to
strike II Their demands were not COM
piled with hy Saturday.
DemonSt at hay"nC" menaced
proprietors Of fruit stands and forced
them to reduce their prices consider
ably
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MOTHER DECLARES THE
CHILD At SCRANTON
NOT KIDNAPPED BABE

SCRANTON. Pa. June 25.-Belief -
local detectives that they had locatAA-
Blakeley. the 13-months-old son OF Al.t
and Mrs. George II. Coughlin. who Wn4
Norristown on June Q were slatterSl
tonight when after two hours CROWDED
with dramatic scenes the mother OF thf
missing baby admitted that q child
found by the police with a couple liviue
I'm satisfied that it's not my baby"
was the statement OF the mother -
after two hours Of vain efforts to opeh
the hotel room door to sec the child. 1hG
was shown a photograph Of the baby IN
It's mothers arms Major LaIelere.
friend and attorney Of the CouHhlins,
concurred in her belief >rS
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ALL AGREED ON THE.
OBREGON CANDIDACY

MENlCO CITY. June 2i.--All the po-
ltiCal parties have agreed on ihc prcs'-
dental candidacy Of General Alvaro
OhreECr, according IL El Democratic to-
day.
GENERAL Pasqual ORTIZ Eubo has been
given leave Of ahscnc" from his post as
minisic.' Of communications and public
works tu resume the governorShip Of the
state Of MiChoacan during the local cleo
tionS to bc held July {. FL pcmoCrata
says.
Tho Chamber Of Deputies today raN-
fed the dates for the general elections
August for the congressional and
September for the presidential cleo
tionS
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WILSON CROWD
SHOWS CONTROL
WILL ELIMINATE,
REED AND HARDWICK
Fight Against Glass for Chair
manship Of Committee
Collapses

SAN F'EANrlSCO. Jun" 25.--So far ns
surface Indications were concerned. at
least the friends rr President Wilson
and his administration appeared in conf
ploto control "f tn" political machinery
Of tn" DcmoCrati" party today as the
actual prcliminari"s uf IN" national con-
vnntirn began.
Their domination was not without
lis complement Of ErumhlinG and COM
plants among scattering inSurGCnt cl"-
m"ntS, but there was every evidence
fNa' on 4 showdown tn" anli-adminis-
trH;ior> forces not only wcrc far in tn"
minority. hu; were lacking IN orGaniza- =
;icH and leadership.
rort"rs showed itself in striking fashion
in the program for tn" nntional commit
tee. meeting to decide between contest
ing delegates.
VIII Be Excluded.
Many committee members expressed
tho opinion when Il recess was taken un-
I'll tomorrow without the Georgia con-
test or the Missouri case having been
reached that the ruling TO be made IN
those cases would be shaped TO keep
out Of the convention Senator Reed II
Missouri and former Senator Hard
wick uf Georgia. two Of the bittcrcst
critics OF Wilson politics.
GLASS will Win Out.
Another development pointing IN tn"
laps" "f tight against Senator Glass
Of Virginia, in his candidacy for chair
man Of the resolutions committee. n
post for which hC is commonly reported
To haN" been selected by the president
himself
In addition. there was accumulatins
evidence that William Jennings Bryan
would find the cards against him in his
attempt to put into the platform a
League Of nations plank in disagreement
with III" presidents views, and prohi-
bltion enforcement plank framed with
out the aCQuicSc"nCc OF the adminiStra-
tiCn.
May Ignore Prohibition
With regard TO prohibition. however.
tho situation remained in state Hf
cons idcrahlc uncertainty with IN" trend
apparently toward exclusion OF the sub
jcct from tho platform entirely. Those
who want n liberalization plank con-
tinucd an active campaign and some
members Of tho New York del egation
declared they would carry their fight
to the floor OF tho convention itself.
but feeling gained hcadway that in
the cnd. both Mr.. Bryan's bone dry dec
laratiou and that OF anti-bone drys
would be voted down.
Plight for Nomination.
Jus, where President Wilson stands
on that subject has not heen made clear.
hut increasing significance was attached
in the days conferences to the alb
the Virginia Democratic platform. un-
QuaEhedly endorsed by the White House.
Neither has the administration tipped
its nand In reGRrd teiNthe gpresideptia4
canofsdates. Z and tohikht the relative
standing Of aspirants remained appar-
emily unchanged. Attorney General
Palmer arrived today 10 take personal
charge Of his campaign. and By tomor-
row the cunning or candidates and their
(Contdnusd on Pare Eighty
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WATER RATE GOES UP

CHARLESTON. w. Va. June oj-
Order was issued today by the public
s"rvlC" commission granting increased
rates to the Municipal Water company
OF tho city Of Grafton. there being no
pro'estsnts To IN" companys applica-
tion. The new rates includ" a Charg"
OF ts.nnn yearly for fire. protection and
charge OF $40 annually for water
furnished y family occupying a house
OF six rooms or less.
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MOVEMENT OF MEXICANS
TO THE q. S. PROHBTTED D

JTAREX. Mexico. Jun" -I.-MrNi"an
immigration officials today were ordered
10 forbid M"xIcan laborCrS crossing into
the nit"d states 10 accept work in that
country The orders W"r" said 10 havo
been given ry the governor ot thihun'
huh.
Thousands of lahurcrs during the past
few months hav" crossed into the INIT
ed States to accept work on farms and
railroads at high rates Of Fay with III
result. il was said. of seriously injurinE
The la Dor supply OF Mexico. Thrc" hun
dred crossed into the United States yes
Icrday. completing q movement Of loo
through this port in n week.
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QUIET AT LONDONDERRY.

I.ONDDNpEERY.r June :5.-Thc sit
uatiun in Londonderry following the
week of CiVIl warfar" showed further
imprrvemcnt today. when business again
started up. \ DCaC" confcrenC" iS now
in session largely with r Wow - getting
refugees back Ia their homes. II IS
being attended hy IN" Protestant an !
catholic bishops. thn magistrates anil
Irish under secretary.
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PAxE MEp1CwE sEHEp.

PITTSBU RGH. June 2J.--ThousaniS
OF bottles OF what department Of JUS
ice agents termed faxed medicine
were ordered destroyed ny the United
states district court her" today. The
brttlcE. srtz"d during III" past six
months by federal agents vcr" declared
bysuthoritics 10 contain nothing Of a
curative nature