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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
CAN'T GET THE FLOOR
FOR IRISH FREEDOM

WASHlNGTpN, June 3.--IriSh sup
pOrtCrS in the hnuS" W"r" confronted to-
day with a refusal. by Speaker GiIlcil"
20 grant the floor to any member for
tho purpose Of calling up the resolution
expressing sympathy for Ireland. he
cause uf lack Of time. tn" resolution
had been ravorahly reported by the
foreign affairs committee and had been
turned over To- Representative Mason.
RrpIblican Illinois. who was 10 hundl"
il on the floor.
Mr.. Mason. III L letter {" chairman
Porter Of IN" foreign affairs committee.
returned the resolution. said the speaker
had Informed HIM that The nr nobody
else would ho r"cOpniEcd" to bring up
the resolution. ON" of the reasons as
signed hv tn" speaker for his action.
Mr. Mason sand. was that hC already had
agreed TO grant III" floor for more husl-
ness than could hr transacted in the
few remaining hours "f tho session.
The hous" ~ speeding up business un-
der suspension Of III" rules and as r TO-
suit IN" speaker ~ IN absolute control
- tho SituatiOn
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MEXICAN ARMY BEING
REDUCED BY OBREGON

N.ASIIIN,iTON. June %,-E"ducii"h
,Ln N,,>ican army has been started
~ ,h, suggestion Of General bhr"E""'
az Linn tn odyiccS received in WASH
in,rtnn today from the dr fact" govern
n,rnt General OhrcGpu lS luol'u t9
.,,inp that the army VIII h" r. organic
rJ ,md reduced tO half Its present siI".
Tho organization "i 4 lorc| OF r"'M,r ,'.I,,n1
IN noIIrc tho outlying parts OF IN" c"uh-
try .isu has hrgun. these adNi"cS state
Vaccinations wrr" opened with ran
,,.,,,, Villa the rebel leader. to head the
now rural.s. but Villa is reported 10
h.,,. refused Tho report received to-
Gny hy tn. state dcpartm"nt that Cen
rrul IgnarIn EnriQu"z. military COM
rnard.r rf tn" Chhuahua district. was
~ .,'.,iy.. pursuil nf Villa following ~
haItIr Yesterday at I'arral Is believed
hI CONSERVATIVES of the dc fact" gov
.rnmcnt here 10 be mistake. NJ!
so,d INC military movement against
Vii, had been held up pending n"Elta-
iinns to bring about his reuccao'" re-
tirrmrnt
villa. tho ar"nts said has nniIii'd ia"
IA f,rtu government that Il" desires no
n,sItiuu for himself. hut wishes 10 re-
IL, in private life. ell is holding out.
however. for full guarantees for his
suhordlnntrs and for, the prnmI$" of
cua, tmrni Of certain legislation 70
modify the more radical parts OF the
Oncretlrn constitution.
Sumr observers her" or M"xicah A.
fairs believe this Legislation VIII he the
rock on which the next break Of the
various Mexican factions viii como.
Mci\uCIrO in OHNnra. IS SIN IN revolt.
nov aEaii..1 the dc fact" government
for IN" restoration of the constitution
OF 1876.
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WASHINGTON. June 3.--Thc senate
comm1tt"c investigation Of pre-convcn-
tion presidential campaign activities 9
had approached a new phase, If not a
virtual conclusion tonight, future de-
VclOnmcntS being in doubt. pending act
ion N the srnat" on senator Pomcrcne' =
proposal I" change radically the scope
and purpose 81 the inquiry, and carry
Il hcrond the November election.
Action on the resolution, which
would bring congressional az well as
presidential campaigns within the com
mitt"c's jurisdiction. was delayed at the
request Of Senator Lodge. Of MaSsachu-
sctls. Republican leader. II VIII come
up tomorrow and the committee pend
ing any alteration of its powers. began
winding up the hearing OF witnesses
already summoned
The days sessions wer" considerably
by the scnate's vote on ad-
journmcnr. which drew members 10 the
floor.
The Wood Finances.
Three Witnesses were heard, however.
two uf them throwing additional light
on the financing Of MAJOR General
Woods campaign. while the third
brought additional information as TO
activities for Senator Harding and Gov
crnnr I.owdrn IN Missouri
From {. H. purll. of New York. Tor
mcrlv connected with Nh" Wood imam
Cial arrangements, the committee got The
statement. that General Wood was pres
ent at a discussion Of the home ~ AM
brose r. Mcneil. in New York last ran.
whore ways and means OF tinancing his
campaign W"r" talked over.
\ formal meeting by Dnci. M"n"'!
and Robert rasSatl "f Philadelphia had
hecn called tho witness said. and AT this
meeting Mcneil proposed that certain
number pf men he asked TO "underwriic
the Wood campaign expenses {" IN" on
tent OF 100000. Cassatt finally declln-
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PREDICTS WAR
WITH MEXICO
Compers Declares Fall Com
mittee' S Recommendations
Would Bring Clash

WASHINGTON, June &.--Samu"l
Cnnncrs president Of IN" American
Federation Of Labor. declared IN inr-
NAL statement tonight that war ~
tween the United states and McN''H
would result if tn" recommendations oi
thc senate committee which tnrcstlEat-
ed Mexican affairs wer" carried nu'.
The report Of the Sonat" SuD-rom-
mittrc investigating conditions IN NICK
leo, under tho chairman Shih "' HeHn',I'
Alhcrt r. Fall" Mr.. Gomp"rS Sald
amounts to a declaration that unless
thr government nf McNic" rc-wrItcS it's
constitution in accord with inc l"'hS
Of American oil and mining Interests.
the government OF the Anl'Su ''"''S
will Intervene in Mexico.
The Demands.
The report "f Senator ran rnl,, ,
mitt"C demands a numh"r ~ Np''h",n
These changes would n" rh" r"nsumma[
t,un Of what has hc"n IN" long nope Hi
great oil and mining interests. AS we,I
AS the land and timber interests when
have fomcnlcd - hlt''rh - '''",'I
thr people Of III United states ana
NyNico. .,,
In some minor particulars rI,y,"Im,!.
mrndations mad" hN Senator f"ii :
committee may h" acceptable. hTt ne
heart "f the report "an only h" d, =
Scribcd as vicious. IL" rrp"rt d"manGS
that unless III" Mexican constitution IS
altered az recommended TN govern
mrnt Of the United states VIII send 2
police force consisting Of the naval ana
military forces OF our government. into
the republic uC MrNIc" To open ana
maintain open every line Of "ommunI,
cation between IN" city of Mexico ana
every seaport and border port INTO
Mexico.
"Of CourS" this amounts I" r"Il"lnE
practically the whol" Of the country.
Those who know McNlc" and IN" M"Ni-
can people understand fully that such
action would mean war between the
two countries.
The report Of Senator Falls COM
mittcc. therefore. il report which
recommends a course leading direct to
war with Mexico. This has long been
desired 10y Nmcr'rnn interests "nEag"I
in the exploitation Of thr natural
wealth "f McNi"u.
adoption ny the senate nf This re
port would cnnstitut" III" adoption Of n
foreign policy completely at NarIanc"
with the established policies and tradr-
as is recommended by IN" report Of
Senator Falls committee must b" Op-
posed by every justice and freedom low
ing American. and will beyond question
he unreSrrvCdly condemned 10y tn"
working pCOpl" Of our country and The
great masses "C our pcopl" generally.
1T is difficult to believe that TN" sem
ate Will civ" Scri"uS consideration to a
report so out If harmony with tho best
thought Of our time and So fun Of tn"
pOSsihililirS "i DIR" consequence to our
people and our nation. rs well IA L.
ncighbOr rCpuhl" with which We ar" at
peace.
The report calls for American AID to
Mexico providing Mexico agrees to the
terms OF III" report. This is not an
American proposition 1t is a Irussian
proposition. 1t must be st aside by
the popular opinion.
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WASHINuTDN. Jun" The rcsoIu-
tinn To md tho present session OF con
grcss. already approved by IN" house
was adopted in the senate today Rttcr
Democratic senator's had given aSsur-
anccs that President Wilson had II"
present intention Of calling an exit"
session during the summer.
Republican and Democratic Irau''H
Joined forces in bringing the resolution
10 paSsag" but a score "i senators
thirteen Of them Republicans ana ScNcn
Of them Democrats, mah' vigorous
tight to attach an amendment by whlGh
congress would rrnSSCmhl" hiirr tn'
national political conventions On im,,
final roll call the vut" was ~ 10 - -
Democrats and 20 Republicans voting
for the resolution and ninc pemocFatS
and IL Republicans against IL.
An announcement of INC prtSluen'
noS,tlon. which had been the caus" OF
much diSuuictudC during tn" framing
Of Adjournment plans. was made from
rhr senate floor by Senator underwood
-: Alabama the administration leader.
He said hr had been authorized o.!
Secretary Tumulty L" SAY that Mt.
Wilson would not call congress pdcR
into session unlrSS such an emergency
arises
Th.. announcement was contrary 10
ih., CNuCCtatiu ions Ul many OF IN" k' pup
n,un srnaInr> and some nf the leaders
ON that .sidc >tIIl bctIcS"d tonight that
Senator Cnderwoods statement lett
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TWO FATALITIES WHEN
AUTO Is RUN DOWN

RI'TI.EE. IA. Jun" Mrs Amos
Reap was killed. her husband suffered
fatal injuries and four other members
81 tho family were injured. when the
.tutomoblIc in which they were riding
VAS struck by western Allegheny
-.iIroad coal train at kaylor. near mere
l,,c today The automobile stalled on
= crossing and bcfor" Mr.. Reap could
.:rt tho maChnC started string OF
empty coal cars crashed into Il.
The injured: Flor. nee Reap. dauch-
'cr. John Str"ur. S"n-in-law: and the
I4ttcr's WIFI and infant son. The VIC
'tms were residents Of Ey"rs Corner.
mar Eutler.
shortly after N" accident occurred
,nc injured were rushed I" New
''asti. Pa. hospital "u " special train.
Mrs Reap died a t'w minutes after
reaching IN" hospital
Nr Reap was Z w"li known oil "per-
Atnr Gr this section.
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Big Rewards Offered for the
Capture Of Babes Kidnappers
Prison Threat Brings
Promise Of Relief

WASHINGTON. June %.--fuN CO.
..,,..r..,,,p was promised tn" iut"rstai"
rop,m,.r,. commission III relieving III"
freight lam. by Daniel Willard. nf'S'-
dan, of tho Association OF lail"tH FN-
r,.u,,vrs' ear service. IN replying To-
I,,r f.. M. commissions telegram "i YES
,,rday. declaring that its orders "rT"
not hrllg carried out by The carriers
Nr willard tclrgraphcd tn" r"mmi~-
STAN from New York that h" had called
,h,. ,nmmiSSiuu'S orders. designed 10 re-
Ii,,v,. tn" freight "onErStioh' I" tho H. ~
,rnrln nf all railroad executives. ne
.,l,IrI rI.at he felt sure that II W"u!d h'
,,,. .'...s.,r,. for tnr commission tn car
-, Am, Il, threat ui invoking Ia" Pth"'
nrnyiylons of the interStat" commerce
act ...;..,, .,
Tn. order which tho c"mmlSSi"n a.
s,,r,.d we're not being compiled WIN ny
rh, railroads related 10 lhi'T'n'nE' -,
freight cars the r"routlng oi if'Ith'
from customary channels ana IN" HnI"-
rotiru Of contracts between me ,"'!oH,
railroads and tn" shippers as 10 ,'c'Hm,
roui"S MIR WIllardS telegram ~ '"'
commission follows:
criyrd in New York and ha\~ taken
lhr matter up by wlr" WIN rN"'u.
rIyrs of all carriers upon whom H"HI
orders l. and have h""h S'FN'u'
I have repeated your message IN
full and have urged their pr"llr't
and complete compliance" therrwith'
hope their rrsp"ns" Will pc sue"
As 20 make unnecessary fur'h'r h'-
Iinr on the part of the CommiSSln.
Won NAV hr assured of the full SUP
rnri of myself and tn" committee
rr which am chairman. ~
Marked Improvement in relieving ,n"
con ..cs,ion = shown in The report ~ tm'
\n,criCan railroad ASSOCIATION u" me
cnn,n,isyi0r on tn" number Of cars lead
ed with freight during tn" week ending
May - ,or. lo,d,a
during the week. more thnn any mn
since the recent strike OF ralIroad I'm
n,nN,os -apd greater than Tho tOtal OF
-II 500 loaded during the week OF Mar'h
- INST before the strike began.
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AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT
DEMANDS EXPLANATION

VIENNA Jun" 3.-The austrian gov
"rnmCnt has asked Hungary for An i'm
mediate explanation Of a monarchist
plot which has been discovered in de-
vclopmcnt on the Hungarian side Of the
Eastern frontier. II ~ regarded as the
most serious plot Yet uncovered.
Chancellor Rcncr sent for tho Hun
garian minister and said lie had proof
that under Hungarian auspices more
than .00n former Austrian officers were
found to hc organized on the Hungarian
front and that when the plot had been
completed. they planned To cross the
Austrian frontier. seize the southern
railway and attempt to establish a mon
arChy Ten million crowns had already
been expended in the effort. The reply
Of the hungarian government is await
ed with keen anxiety a. II is believed the
plot threatens IN" peaceful relations bo
tween the two countries. coming as IL
does when IA" internal political situa-
tlon IS thought To he approaching a
crisis.
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.RA|LROADERS ASK
CONGRESS TO STICK

CHICAGO. June @.--I."ad"rs 90 Soy
rntc"n unions Of railroad "mpluycS with
a membership Of @.0"n. 000 nI"u tonight
sent kilograms to President Wilson.
Speaker Gillette. ~ tn" house of r"rr"-
scntativcs. and Senator Lodge. protest.
ing againa,St tn" proposed adjournment
nf congress and urging that II remain
i'm session until some definite action 10
rurh rr"iitccrrnE and rcdu"r the cost Of
living has been taken.
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Wood Takes Lead From johnson
With Many Contests Decided
Ten Minute Speech
For Gov. LOWden

CHICAGO. June 2.--Thc speech ny
which the name Of Governor Frank q.
l.owdcn Of Illinois will be presented 70
the Republican national convention Will
~, Of only ten minutes duration. II was
ann nunccd tonight Il, IN" governor 5
headquarters.
Representative William \. RodenberE
Of the Twenty second Illinois congress
iunal district, will max" tn" speech
Representative 'Rodenbcrc'S homo ~ IN
East ST. Louis.
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COMM |TTEE IN
BIC DECISION
Goes on Record For Fair Play
For Negroes In the
Southern States

CHICAGO. June S.-Virgil q. Him
shaw. chairman OF the prohibition ma
tionAl committee. who today an
nounrcd his intention at nb'aIninE
from every Republican candidate for
M" presidency Il statement concern
ing what stand the partS should take
on prUhIbition. tonight said that hc
had discussed the subject with Major
General Leonard Wood.
General Wood told me that rrohi-
hitiun had done NOR" for tn army
than any other on" thing. hut seemed
Inclined 10 leave the matter 10 the
platform cnmmiticc' said Mr.. Hon
shaw. Il expect Ia hear from Sen
ator uhnSnn. Governor I.ow1cn. Sen
atur Harding and Mr.. Hoover later"
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Twelve additional counties made their
official canvaSsed returns to the secfe.
tary Of state at Charleston yesterday
and while gains were shown for both
Montgomery and Morgan in the conteSt
fos' the Republican gubernatorial non1.s
ination. they were about equally divided
with the result that Morgan's lead this
morning is practically unchanged. being
2234 compared with 2.245 yesterday.
In Harrison county the Montgon.
cry plurality was reduced frem
1875 to 1890; in Mineral II wAs
increased from 537 to 5S7: in Preston
increased from 1852 to 1914; in MorG1H
county Increased from 315 to 327; In
Putnam decreased from 159 to ISL; "a
Doddridge the Morgan majority IN
creased from S3 TO 1856; in Jackson Nor.
gans majority reduced from sos to AL:
in Monroe Morgan's majority increa1fd
from 5S7 20 59l: in Peasants the MOI.
gan ma jority reduced from So TO 81: ~
I'pshur the Morgan majority reduces
from i64 10 449: in WetZel the MorHnA
lead reduced from 392 to 387: in, VIII
the Morgan lead of 2T5 unchanged.
Summarized the standing on offict0
and unofficial complete returns for the
state follows: u
Montgomery ..........t .tS,t 81
Morgan ...............51 .51 1,661
MOrgan's lead. .2,254
Tho latest tabulation on the cover.
norshrp follows
" aovERNoH-REPuBLroAH
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rHE WEATHER.

ohio-Couay Friday, probably show
srs In south; Saturday showers.
western Psnnsylvania-Partly cloudy
Friday; Saturday unsettled, probably
followed by showers.
West YirginlA-CloudJ With showers
Friday and probably Saturday.
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SUSPECT ARRESTED
BY THE AUTHORITIES
Former Woman Cook in the
Coughlin Home Declared
Innocent By Friends

NORRISTOwN, Pa. June 3-Late
tonight private detectives arrested
Catherine Dundon, Of conshocken, Pa,
on a charge of suspicion Of having
been implicated in tho kidnapping OF
l3 months old Blakley Coughnn, who
was taken from his CRIB at his par
ents' home near here early Wednes-
day. The woman, who 10 about 40
years old, was employed az cook In
the Coughlin home for three days last
April. She was taken to the Mont
gomery county jail here. Two nisces
who accompanied her to the jail gate
declared she is innocent. Tho detse'
tives declined to go into detans as co
the evidence, If any, they have against
the prisoner.
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MAIL MEMS INCREASE
ADOPTED BY SENATE

WASHINGTON. Jun" 3.--.tft"r less
than an hours consideration The Scnat"
tonight passed without ~ record vote
,hr hill providing increased pay for
postal employees.
similar action WAS taken by -
house earlier in the day. and the mcd"-
urr now goes To conference.
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IS UNCHANGED
II MORE COUNTIES !.
OFFICIALLY REPORTl
Final Figures Show Darst.
Gaines, White and Lakin
the Big Four

While the official returns received
by the secretary of state at Charles
ton from thirty-four counties show
$3.50 votes for Sutherland for the
Republican presidential preference
and wood 27.253. majority Of 6.6Se
for Sutherland. the complete Official
and unofficial tabulation made by
The Intelligcncer for all the nifty.
five counties shows that Sutherland
has carried the state by nearly 10000
majority. The figures are: 4
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RESOLUTE DEFEATS VANITIE IN FIRST
OF TRIAL RACES FOR CUP DEFENDER

the Vane IN
shall defend the Americas cup
challenger Shamrock w. The race was eu
seconds corrected time" Ill" Official
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FIERCE BATTLE
NOW IS RAGING
COPENHAGEN HEARS
POLES ARE FLEEING
Warsaw, However, Reports
Counter Attacks Against
Reds Successful

COPENHAGEN, une Sit Is re-
ported horo that the Polish army Is in
Wild flight pursued by an enormous
BolsheviR force.
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Will Haye Hearings.

CHICAGO. June 3.--The Republican
platform. Chairman Hays. of the Ma
tional committee, declared In a state
ment today will be a sacred contract,
nal obligation between the party and
the people"
Full opportunity for hearings before
the resolutions committee. Mr. Hays
said. will be accorded in all pcrtinept
subjects.
"'rh" platform will deal. Of course
with the great fundamentals said Mr
Hays.
Arrangements to hear representatives,
Of women, labor and agriculturai m
trrests already have been mad" and Mr.
Hays is distributing volumin"uS inform
alton compiled by IN" Republican COM
nittec on platfrom and policies.
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congrsssional Contest

In the First district congressional
contest tho surprising feature Of the
day was the withdrawal by the ettofs
news of former Senator Charles E car
rigan Of their demand for a recount OF
votes in Marion county. 1t is reported.
however that Mr.. CarriDln has not
n abandoned his contest and will ask Tor /,
rccounts in Ohio. Taylor and possibly
other counties Of the district. In the
meantime the RoscnbIoom majority Of
III stands ~
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'ANT|- T|--LEACUE
PLANK DEMAND
Senator Johnson Makes State
ment of Proposed Course
In Convention

CHICAGO. June 3-S"nHt"r Johnson
OF California marked his arrival on the
Republican convention battle ground
here today with a prompt. emphatic
declaration that he would demand an
unCquivoCal plank in the Republican
platform against the league of nations.
Met by crowd Of several thousand
enthusiasts. Senator Johnson announced
his intention 10 center his PLATFORM
fShtmg on the league question. tie
spoke from the hotel balcony OF ms
HEADQUARTERS To 4 large crowd and also
defined his position In formal state
ncntS to the press. Tonight he was
hoarse from speech making but ready
To launch iulo conference with conV"q-
tluu leaders tomorrow.
Harding Delayed
CHICAGO. June 3-Senator warren
G.. Harding. of Ohio. who WAS expected
to arrive IN Chicago tonight. tclcGraphcd
his headquarters here that he WAS de-
tanned in Washington by s"nai" bust
ness. The message said that he hop"d
10 arrive Saturday or Sunday at the
latest.
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working For Hoover.

CHICAGO. June 3.-Robert Taft. son
nf Former President William II. Taft
arrived today. MIR. Taft reported he
had found the delegates from Ohio. with
one exception in favorable frame Of
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BERGDOLL IN
NONEN'S 8 DUDS

CINCINNATI, June 3.-Secret serV-
ice men and detectives have MADE an
unsuccessful city wide search heTs
for Grover Cleveland eere uo;
wealthy draft evader, VINO escapVm
from his army guards at ms honie ~
PhiIadelphta. The search was based
ON information that was received owe
the telephone at the federal bu .lalnS
that Bergdou. was In CincinnaH'
dressed in woman's clothing.
The secret service men founa INA.
compile who registered as '1nan anu
S1yITe" at a hotel were really two men.
Thev also discovered that before 'hey
,,,art 70 the hotel the woman hao
nnrchased an expensive wig, alter ne
he'd All the hair on his head renoVeu'
He also purchased n s1yHsn ~
length skirt and other appaFei. 49,
two have not oosn sS0N
left the hotel.
1u.rT1N,;TON. Jun" :. - Grover
,rrycIond Errgd"ll. l'hiiad"IphL" iJ,pr
,irt.d drar, dudgrr. - h"l"N'H f.rm,a, ",,r :,
near Louisa, Ky" nr'TnuaTTh in,iaT hunItrr today.
''',' .crordinr to the Louisa auth"r,.'tT;'
,,'I Strangers driving a touring VI -,
.,cl.l,.cs spcrd mot with an "' ,h,
near that place. IN when one VI rhmv
wheels was torn from tn'' H., ,,.magG.
made no effort 10 rcnAlr lh' ,r nN'';i s;Hn
n,tS' I trorrd IA sell tn" car Tor So
Whiln 4 irrespective buyer hAd I"ti' G IN IN
The money another man Sn''''""
huyirg the machine for 500. ,aor tho
WhiIc working ON the CAS-" @ s,nI., NO.
Sur'%IisK iIrr S,rncK upon the Bergd"ll theory
ice -, SsaT .,Id ,hn buyer Of TN" ear ld"nii-
t,cd phn,ngraphs "r R"rgd"li as Inc
man from whom h" secured inc "''
chine.
. rIIIrAriO. Jun" %.--' h!rHG" aWi h"ri-
,n,I1y hogan n search for Grover g.
Hcrgd"ii. philadelphia draft .. ad"r, i,,'I on
rcccip, If word from lhL Imlh,a' l!i ,r,1 NV H.,
,,.,,, h.lryrd in haN" come :" TINS ''H
E"rrdoIl escaped from IN" "r''''"
Guards recently.
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CHICAGO, June 3.--Thcrc will he
five and possibly six scconding speech
- following IN" address ny Governor
Alien. of Kansas. placing Of tho name
Of General Wood in nomination. hut
non. viii last more than i've or SIX
minutes. according TO Il statement ny
General Wood mad" at his daily con-
fcrcnr. with ncwspapcrman today.
Former Governor Runyon. OF New
Jersey, will deliver scConding speech.
said General Wood "It is prnhahl"
that men from Ohio, Colorado. North
Dakota and the south will ais" second
sAllcn's speech"
Senator Miles T'oindCNtcr, OF Wash
iugton, will arrive here tomorrow.
bringing the number Of announced can
didatcs In ChiCgo To five, Governor
I.owdcn and General Wood having boon
IN town several days and Senator J"hn-
SON and and Senator Harding being du"
Ia arrive here today.