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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
HEYDLER AND
JOHNSON NOT
ABLE To AGREE

New York. Oct. IA difference OF
opinion exists between President John
son, Of tho American League and Pres
ident Hcydler. Of the National League,
regarding the ACCESSIBILITY or holding a
meeting OF the major league club own
crs 10 plan for tho future of baseball
while the Cook county grand jury Is in
tonight made public kilograms passed
between him and 1T, sidcnt' Johnson.
relative TO the meeting. which has been
called for next Monday at Chicago.
1T is my Judgment that To hold
meeting of major league club owners at
this time would be 4 mistake" said Mr.
JohnSCn's telegram 10 Mr.. Heydler.
The Cook county grand jury has been
tigation into the deplurable conditions
that exist ia professional base ball
Much important testimony will be pre-
scented which must weigh heavily in the
future alterations of the Self-appoInt-
cd cuStOdanS OF the game.
President Heydler'S telegram 20 the
American League head said the action
OF the National League members in eN-
tending an urgent invitation to IN"
league and club presidents of the Amer
lean league 10 attend the proposed meet
ing was unanimous. The meeting was
called. said Mr.. Hcydler. to discuss
and formulate plans fer the future gov
eminent Of and the safeguarding or
Our people will pc there" the tele-
gram continued. They are firm in the
belief that public sentiment will brook
no delay where such vital matters as
the good repute Of the national game,
the protection of all honest players and
the protection OF immense property
rights are concerned.
In my judgment, it is a fortunate
coincidence that the Cook county grand
jury is to continue it's investigations
al nj hn tIFDn Of This
gives US TIE ideal opportunity to aid
personally the court and the regal rep
resentatives OF the state OF Illinois in
the great work they have undertaken"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
WESLEYAN VARSITY
LEFT LAST EVENING
Nineteen varsity Players and Five
School Authorities Made Trip
to Georgetown

Special Dispatch to The IntclhGcn'r''
Buckhannon, W. Va, oct. IA - The
Wesleyan varsity left here toniSht ut
Q o'clock Tor Washington where George
town Uri;n.sity is to be played on SAT
urday.
rrrcticc vas held on the Wesleyan
Field tn = afternoon consistina. If snap
by signals. Instruction Of lincm:l and 4
.unG grass drill.
Tie following men are making the
trim to ,I... -.ctown: Captain SnHd":ar.
. Radman, Flanagan. Harold Dti"r
stark, Monahan, LaughrIdEe. Hill, Don
Potter. Krushlnk. Boyd. QuarlrS, Martz
IL Rohrhaugh. lauley. Weston. s 'hoon-
berger. J. TiohrbaGgh, CarSkad m. Coach
Higgins, Coach FELTON,. Doctor liam ok
Manager Thompson and Director Shu-
maker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
MARIETTA WILL RECEIVE FIRST
ACID TEST IN WESTMINSTER

ne has adjusted his delinquency Win
the faculty and that he Will be at ms
old position At left half against west.
minister Saturday. Young Ncale Is not
only n good man at advancing the pail.
but Is considered one Of the greatest
defensive players that ever Graced
Blue and White uniform.
Marictta's showing last Saturday was
syarythinr but rlcaSing to the co3cheS.
The interference was ragged. the line
charged far too slow and the cndS ms
erably slow in covering puntS. NeaIe
and Kellison have been driving the men
hard this week in an effort to correct
these defects and when the team line
up for It's second game on the nome
field il will be n different aggregation
from that which represented Marietta
at Wheeling last Saturday.
The game with Westminster Satur-
day Is called for 2:30 and when Referee
Johns sounds his whistle the fans Will
see in action two of the hest college
teams in the tri-state district. What
the outcome Of the game will be Is not
known, but anything short OF victory
will please the Marietta supporterss'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
MOUNTAINEERS HELD
SPIRITED WORKOUT
Martin and Qulnlan Reported Por Prac-
tice First TiIno This Week
Outlook ~ Bright

Special Dispatch 10 The InteliiEcnccr.
MorEantOwn. W. Va. oct. ll--Wcst
NirE;u.a'S practice was spirited tonight
In prcpa ration for the George Washing
ton same ma Martin. QuinlIn and Inns
weller. all Of whom have been on the
crippled list and not expected 10 play
Saturday. were on the field but did not
rjin %i.nalS with the varsity and in all
Irohahility will not pay.
Beck hId a long drIl at runting with
Dawson, IvtIe, Lent and Hawkins do
ing the receiving and the limcmen charg-
ing down under them. This was FOL
lowed by a half hours signal drill. then
Il half hour at tackl,ng and clipping the
dummy. then another brief pepp"ry sig
nal drill
Hawkins was again at fullback FOR
the varsity with tlarnaEIp and Ems
weller in the line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
GOLlAND BLUE READY TlFACE
EAST H|CH'|N LOCAL CLASSIC

will probably be able to start the game.
4 rally in honor of the Gold and Blue
team will be held this afternoon at
school, and a big street parade Is again
expected this evening. N4th ano.ner
dish" OF the school spirit whlch "aS
shown before the MorSantown game
last Saturday. the uphotdcrs OF inc
Gold and Blue should enter into tomor,
rows big fray with plenty OF pep ana
night Old Pa Wheeling. VIII nave
10 order another extra supply or on
GERS TO be on duty this evening. II ne
ever expects to hold down the students
this evening. ,,o
Columbus will arrive here Mt Iate
hour this evening and II II Is not 100
late for the early birds. the E-aS S
High team will be Z ven a rGuSins WEI
come BY the high school student Dody'
Reserved seats for the big SATURDAY
classic arc now on sale at me McL.ure
Cigar stand The usual price OF gen
eral admission will be charged TOT me
reserved seats. although the new SFS.
tom ~ expected 20 remove rush az
the ticket office on the afternoon OF
the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
Indians DiSband After
Winning Championship

Cleveland Oct. 1.-THE Cleveland
Indians. worlds champion baseball
players, held their farewell meeting at
League Park today, after which they
diSbanded for the season. President
Dunn expressed the hope that all would
be back with the team next season. and
II is understood several signed con-
tracts.
Among tho hrst players I" leave were
Joe WWod and Stanley CovelcSkie, who
motored east Joe Sewell. Joe Evans
and several others left tonight.
A number Of the Indians arranged Il
hunting trip fer deer in pennsylvania IN
December. The party will include
Wood CovelcSk!r. steve O'NcNl. hi
WamhSganss. George BURNS. Jack Ora
hey and Trainer Percy SmallwOod.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
CADETS LEAVE FOR
HUNTINGTON TODAY
Squad Of Eighteen Players, Coach and
Manager, VIII Make Trp-Con-
ddent Of Victory

I.insly's football squad Of eighteen
members and a coach and student MAN.
agsr will leave this evening At o'clock
for Huntington where the cadets Will
tackle the strong high school team OF
that city.
Coach NuSs has been working his
boys hard this week great oppoS-
ition Is rxpactrd at the hands of the
down statnrs tomorrow. y rousing send
off will BE- given the squad this evening
both by the students and hackers OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
Hardwood Cancelled

Manager Kindelbercer OF the H"nrys
was notified at 4 late hour yesterday
that the Henry Hazelwood game at the
Green Sunday was cancelled, as the
result Of action taken by the Pennsy
management.
4 came has been arranged with the
Newark professionals and local fans
will not be disappointed, but instead
will get chance to see their Sunday
card as usual
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
REQUEST TURNED DOWN

New York. Oct. Il - New York gao
manufacturers facing Il shortage OF oil
and higher prices this winter. because
of the publiCs :nSsItiavlc demand for
gasoline, pleaded for qua rantee OF
needed quantities through tho American
Petroleum Institute today. but were re-
fused. The gas stove has been Il suff-
ere- from the growth of the automobile
industry. and il appears il Vi! continue
10 he. Observation-Disclosures declared.
They said Their industry was an .es-
sential one, while most automobiles
were luxuries. They suggested alloca-
lions of oil. but were told petroleum
nroductS are sold in an open market
with prices governed BY the fundamen-
TAI economic law OF supply and demand.
,,-v VAp cAyINcs sTIne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
DAVIS CUP TEAM MEMBERS
WIN EXHIBITION GAMES

Pittsburgh. oct. l4.-William T. TIL
den, II, singles tennis champion OF the
world, and Captain Samuel Hardy, mem
hers Of the United States Davis Cup
team. appeared i'll exhibition games here
today. In the singles. Tilden detca ted
G. s. Chuck" Garland. o.. O.: G,l'
while Hardy won from DIR. W. :. Neil
roy 60. 6-6, I'll. Tildcu and McElroy
were pitted against Garland and Har-
dy in the doubles matcn.. which was
called on account Of darkness before
either side mad won.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
PAUL. A. c. TO new
MARTINSV|LLE SUNDAY
Astnav1us Squad VIII Take Tap-1lsst
Strong Independents Sunday
Afternoon.

Local fans will miss another would-bo
good attraction for Sunday. when the
PAUL mana cement hooked game with
the New Martinsville independents this
week. The Aetnaville squad will leave
over the Il. e. o. Sunday morning,
twenty players making the trip. with =
coach and manager.
Manager McIntich OF the Paulls ex-
pressed confidence in the showing Of tho
Fcrrians at tho down-S'ate city Sunday.
Thus far the Ohio lads have made
good record and are strong contcnderS
for the valley championship. Several
rooters are also expected to make tho
Trim
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
HEROIC RESCUE OF
FELLOW WORKMAN

Toronto Ont. Oct. lin the sight
Of hundreds of persons, Joseph Moulday,
construction foreman. today. climbed the
$50 foot mast Of a derrick and rescued
Frank Carvell, 4 fellow worker, lang
ing unconscious from the peak h'ter his
left hand had been crushed under the
steel ho!sting cable. Reaching the
swinging figure. held at the masthead
only by blove caught between cable
and pulley wheel. MouIday slipped down
the steel spar with Carrrll stiil I'M
conscious. over his right shoulder.
Moulday will be recommended for the
Humane Society's life saving medal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
,,ux Arn wHrE LOOKING foR
opn BArTI,E CHANCES AHG
1EISETrNEp WITH RETURN
OF MALE
Don whiting AMI Captain Baton q, may
Not start - pefects

Marietta. Ohio oct. l4-Mar'etta col,
lego football TEN will play the seC ono
OF nee ~ taH Wstminster College team
r Cached by Bon WtmhsrIy, formS ,,Is
OF w. ne c,aI of Seale and keiltson.
Westminster ught to b prove 'S,sr as sa G,s as
arawIns S;nthe opening encounter on
puGuTShh e- .: Marietta will be able to
Sep.e nt trmidable eleven as only
zap sStnrsG G.I island ii might be that these
two mainsGs will be injected Ill tnS %ss lie
Saihe the famous GREASY, mas
a PROF." ;nSar;ibie on account OF some
oeSn o, 20, but it is understood that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
iWELLSBURG IMPER|ALS
HAVE SPLENDID RECORD.
Want Game with Henry A G. Tor ~
Sunday-Defeatsd yankee Il @
Last sunday

The Welsburs Imperials look ike
real contenders for the valley champion
ship already. eliminating three Of tho
strongest contcnders in as many starts.
The management Of the Wellsburg team
would like 10 arrange 4 game with the
Their states that if the East Enders ex-
poet tn make any claim TO tho valley
championship they will have to do
battle with his eleven. which has shown
itself as worthy of n chance. y.
Following is the record of the ImperS
!als thus far:
Sept. 26SImperials Z. Brilliant
Oct. 3-Imperials :. Yankees
Oct. l0-Imperials 81. Triangles
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coAcH 1ss WILL DRIVE TEAM
THRS9R FINAL WORKOUT
IT'S AFTEHNOON-IN
CONDITION
vix.tors re- said TO Outweigh Wheel
nS at Least Fifteen
Pounds

CoachHelcel Ross will drive his
team thugh a long workout this art
srnoon ind nut on the finishing
,omchcso the Colds hard week OF prac"
ice, j1 prior 10 the big East High
lash . Stone Field tomorrow. Every
Unan ~ the eleven will be ready for
the hal test, and are confident tnat
they ci take the measure or the hiSh-
- 1nssrho Ross will send against the
Com1SIs eleven remains unknown at
the p,sent. as injuries may keep sew
80, ruiars out of the lineup Satur-
dav Stefnbicker. captain and tuil-
hack. has been suffering from oauIS
trrcrsrd ankle for the nast week ana
r,ay |ot start against East High 10.
, ,,ay NunaS. who II was at nrst
mount. would substitute for stein.
bicks had his shoulder hurt again, but
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
YANKEES VS.. AMERICANS

Sunday afternoon un the Fulton
grounds the Yanke" Juniors Of the
South Side will lineup against m" Am
orleans, OF East Wheeling. The game
promises to prove an interesting ana
a few out-the-pIke fans are expected TO
turn out 70 witness the bum" "''n'r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
Re HANY GRID
ELEVEN MEETS
SALEM TO-DAY
.rrR our OF BUFFALO CREEK
MEUP ARMSTRONG AND
KEIrY WILL APPGAh
AMONG REGULARS
Arm and White Looking for sa1H Pr
Sday-coach Bu1and Is TaAns N0
Chances whatever.

+hany. w. Va, Oct. 14.-Coach Bu-
"a, will take no chances in the com
- game with Salem college next ETY.,
IN Haat Bethany. and when the big GreS en-
"a ga on the field. Bethany fans may re
Jared that the best football satS ad
Bnany has will De tn'T Ttr. NM 81 both
-. 10 announced:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
ROBINSON

Robinson. former Moundsvrlle hlGh
school grid star who is playing SEN
e:tional game 1t hplfback on Marietta
Colleges undcfratcd eleven this year
Robinson's showing against Bethany
here showed that he is a player OF high
the college ranks
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to leave Friday for Atlanta for the
final meeting Of the Grand Circuit sea
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-Competition always adds Zcst. Any
girl can learn 10 love Follow II she
,hIrkS SOrr. nth"- girl want" INV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15

Da,San,. rriddrrs are doing ercrSthlnE
DEM Siihsi 70 discount the possibility OF !
, TS5psS being sprung on them and from from
,arp'I ~ dnish viii give them every
hing they have. out to redeem anem 10
selves for past dCteAts: my F1Pn means
nave t,fs Exemption. Observation Of
10 ms I'M his week points to the FAC;
tSat the buffalo Greek ontht WI. Lii, DC
ina ire best when next Friday rolt Is,
aronnd showing great tmproFcnetS al
tbe running Of interterence
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buy WAR SAVINGS STAnn~-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-27
.D|AZ DEFINE SU ACT|TUDY SU S|TUAC|ON
Sc BUSCA AUN Al
GRA[. FELIX D|Az
Los EMSARIG DEL GOBIERNO FEDERAL
HAGEN ESFUERzOS POR POKERSE
EN- COHTACTO CON FL
Teyeorqnra Especial pare LA PRENSA"

Tclcordrrd Especial parG LA PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MENICO. Septiembre
26.-La Secrctaria de Guerra y Marina
di6 aver informes acerca de AS roti-
cias ultimamente recibidas de proce-
dencia Official sobrc Ids gestiCaes del
Jefe de las Operaciones Militares en- el
Es:ado de Veracruz. general Guadalu-
Sanchez, para hacer conocer al gene
raj rebelde Felix Diaz las ultimas con-
diciones dc Ia Federation para que a
cepte el licenciamiento de sus tropas
Sc retire del pals.
Dice un boletin del Ministro Gales
que Sc recibieron informeS proceden-
tes del pueblo de San Francisco de Ia
Pena, Neracruz, informando que los
enviados del Gral Guadalupe Sanchez
telegrafiaron en- cl sentido dc que de
un rnomento otro Sc espera cnCon-
ira a Felix Diaz. para ponerlo en- CO.
munici6n verbal con el Jefe de las
Operaciones.
Esperase que las platicaS sc inicien
de manana a pasado. una vez que Fe-
lix Diaz haya sido localizado. FL ge-
neral Sanchez por su parte ha infor-
mado que esta dispuesto no descan-
sar nj un solo momento hasta comen-
zar los arreglos definitivos coli el re-
bclde oaxaqueno. para Ia completa rem
dci0n de este.
En- las poblaciones por donde han
pasado los comisionados, y en- todas
las rancheriaS cerCanaS 4 los luSares
por dondc Sc supone que eStan los
campamentns De Fc.ix piI." Sc han de-
jado instruccciones para que. en- Ia
primera OCCASION lleguen a oidos de
Diaz los prop0sitoS para los cuales Sc
&c buSca.
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CAUSO ALARMA EN-
N. YORK, FL NAL DE
DE LA HUERTA
Los financieroS temlan
Dor Ia vida del Pie.

TcicordmG Especial para "LA PRENSA'
NUEVA YORK, Septiembre 26.--Las
noticiaS que Sc es:uvieron recib:endc
en- dfas pasdos acerca de Ia enfernle-
DAD Y gravedad del Presidente de la
Huerta causaron bastante intranquili-
dad en- los cfrculos financieros.
Dfcese que hay muchos negocios
pendienteS en- Nueva York que se ha-
Ian en- manos de de la Huerta, en-
Was de arreGlo. Y que en- Saso de que
SUI enfermcdad So hubiera prolcngado
In soluci6n de clIos Sc habrfa rctar-
dado
OpinaSe tambien que EN- caso de que
hubiera sobrevenido un deseniace fu-
nesto. com Sc temi6 en- un principle.
el problema de elegir un Presidente
Provisional para que Sc hicier1 cargo
del poder durante los dos mess que
faltan para Ia inauGuraci6n del nue.
vo periodo Constitutional, habrfa sido
cosa diffcil peligrosa al mismo item
po. en- los momentos actuales, V no Sc
cree que haya muchos lideres polfti-
COS capaces de ocupar el puesto que
dejara de Ia Huerta V de manejar los
asuntos con Ia mesura tino con que
el actual PreSidente 10 ha hechu.
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Al FIN SE R|ND|O
ELREBELDE P|NEDA
DESMOVIL|ZO SUS FUERZAS De LA PLAZA
De s CRISTOBAL PARA QUE SEAN
LICENCIADAS EN- TABASCO

TcsgrGma Especial pare La PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE-. MENICO. Septiembre
26.-Al fin. deSpuss de varios dias de
estar amagada por las fuerzas del Gc'
neral Francisco CoSio Robelo, IL ciu-
dad de San Cristobal las CaSaS, en- el
E,Stado dc ChiapaS. en- donde Sc en-
contraba el general rebeldc Alberto
Pineda con cerca de trescientcS hom-
bres. este rcsolvi6 deponer su actitud
Someti6ndoSe al Gobierno del Centre,
como reSultado de las comunicaciones
telegraficas CUE cstuvo SoSteniendo
con el Presidente dc Ia Huerta con
el Ministro de Guerra, Gral. Gales.
Aver Sc recibierou en- esta capital
noticiaS procedentes de ChiapaS. CO.
municadaS por el general CoSfo Robe
10. dando cuenta de Ia SumiSi6n del
general rebelde Pineda. Y afirmando
que tom0 eSa determination en- vista
de que comprendi6 Ia inutilidad de
cualquier esfuerZo para defenderse del
anunciado ataque de las fuerZas lealeS.
Embellishments deSpues de recibir
el ultimo teleGrama de conforrnidad
de la Sccretaria de Guerra Alberto
Pineda envi6 varioS eniSarios al ge-
neral Cosio Robelo. anunciandole que
Sc diSponia a abandonar Ia plaza de
San Cristobal las Casas.
La deSocupaci6n de San Cristobal
Sc efectu6 algunas horas mas tarde,
dirigGndose Pineda con toda su gente
segun instrucciones de Ia superiori-
dad. al E,stado de Tabasco, en- donde
Sc cfectuara el ilcenciamiento dc di-
chaS tropas.
Parece que ei deSarne Sc hara en- te-
rritorio tabaSqueno con el prop3sito
de evitar que los rebeldes de Pineda
despechados por su fracaso. traten de
dirigirse q territorio veracruZano para
intentar una nueva Sublevaci6n.
Con el Lccnciamiento de ese ndcleo,
el EStado de Chiapas ha vuelto que
dar. nuevamente. limpio dc rebeldes.
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la TEMP 0RADA
De TOR0S
EN- mex.
E g 6
LOS EMPRESARIOS VAN
A CONTRATAR A LOS
MEJORES ESPADAS
Ramon Lopez, y del Rivero,
haeran a Sanchez Mejia,
Gaona, Pastor y ohas
notabilidades

Del Serricio Especial para la PRENSA."
MADRID, eptiembre 26.-Los En-
presarios de las PlaZs de Toros de Ia
Ciudad de Mexico estan terminando
sus arreglos para Ia pr6Xima tempo
rada que sera Ia primera que haya
desde que Carranza suprimio la fiesta
bravo.
A 10 que parece. hay una terrible
competencia entire los dos Empresarios
que estan lratndo, cada uno por su Ia
do, dc contratar a los mas renombra-
dos matadores.
Ramon Lopez. Empresario de la Pla-
"a Mexico es uno de los que Sc
hallan en- comretencia V Jose del Ri
vero. Empresario de Ia Plaza de Ell
Toreo," es el otro, por 10 que Sc sa-
be han contrasado va Il los siguieates
matadores: Sanchez Mejias para seis
corridas ganando Seis mil peso eS-
panoles en- cada una. ademas de una
tarde de bcneficio: Gaona, que ganard
cinco mil pesos en- cada una de sus
SeiS cOiridas: Ernesto Pastor que pa
rece haber Sido contratado a razon de
diez mil pesos ror corrida, y Angelic
Y Celita, de cuyos contratoS Sc iguo-
ran los detailes, pero que tambien So
presentaran ell los cosos meNicanos.
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AMMAhy HALL
kBANDONk
4 COX
LIE PREOCUPAN MAS LAS
ELECCIONES LOCALES
EN- Ell EDO. DE N. YORK
La Ultima votacion de paja
indica que los irlandeses y
alemanes votaran por
MIR. Harding

Tcie0ram1 Especial pcra IA PRENSA'
NUENA YORK, Septicmbre 26.-La
votaci6n de paja" siSue poniendo de
manifesto que Harding eSta ganando
en- los E.stados de Nueva York Y Nue.
va Jersey y que los lideres dem6cra-
tas han perdido practicameute Ia es-
peranza de ganar la election presI-
dencial en- el Estado en- la Ciudad
de Nueva York. y que Sc darfan por
muy SatiSfechos con lograr que Si
liera reelecto el Gobernador Smith Y
triunfante la formula dem6crata para
e. EStado.
Dicese que Tammany Hall ha deci-
dido. por esta raz6n, dejar de apoyar
Cox V concentrar SuS eSfuerZoS en-
Ia election local.
En- los circulos politicos Sc dice que
en- case de que Sc consume la derro-
IA del partido democratic, clio Sc debe-
ra d los votos de los americanos de
orfgenes irlandss Y aleman. pueS por
mas que Ia mayoria de los americanos
de origen irlandeS son dem6crataS. han
decidido votar 4 favor de Harding no
porque cream que este candidate nj el
partido republicano vayan a hacer
algo por Irlanda. sino porque Sc opo-
nen abiertamente a Ia Liga de las Ma
clones que consideran que dara por re-
sultado mantener a 1rlanda. a Egipto
4 Ia India bajo el dominic britanico.
Por su parte. los americanos de ORR
gen aleman Sc oponen-iGualmente Il la
Liga de las Naciones porGue conside-
ran que es Inconvenience para Ale
mania.
Oro grupo de lideres dem6cratas Sc
ha opuesto a Ia polftica de Tammany
Hall y quiere que los dem6cratas del
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mente con el resto de la formula de-
m6crata, Y alegan que supuesto que
el Gobernador Smith meti6 Ia mano
en- IA Convention de San Francisco
tanto para sacar avaLte la designation
de Cox como candidate como en- Ia for
maci6n del programa dem6crata, JUS