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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-20
MENTAL CONDITION
CAUSES APPREHENSION

London, oct 2O.-The mental condi
tlon Of Terence MacSwincy, the hun
ger striking lord mayor OF Cork. is
causing grave anxiety to his relatives
It was announced this morning by Ar
thur O'Bren. president Of the Irish
Determination League. O'Brien
SAID that the symptoms Of scurvy which
the physicians found on Monday had
failed to develop, This was the sixty
ninth day Of MacSwlney's hunger
strike, Relatives who visited the lord
mayor in the iniirmary OF BriNton jai
SAID his memory was failing and that
his eyes were glazed
The lord mayor suffered n serious
attack Of extreme dclrium shortly after
10 O'Clock this morning, the siNty-nluth
day OF his hunger strike. said a bulletin
issued by the Irish Sclf-beterminatiou
league this afternoon
All his relatives were summoned 20
him. the bulletin added The attack
lasted until 10 O'Clock and at ! O'Clock
the lord MAYOR had reKained his normal
condition. He now Us quiet but not yet
quit" normal mentally
Another and even worse attack was
sustained by tho lord mayor this after
noon. 10 was reported in a league bull
lctln issued nt p. m. which read:
The lotu mayor had a second and
more violent paroXysm Of dclirium this
afternoon which lasted a considerable
time Ho Is now quiet and more nor
NAL mentally
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FIGHTING CONTINUES

..'Wrfuuul trituva. OCT 20 a -
Sever nghtluF continued along in~
unrlu,r and northeastern front. In the
vicinity ~ Sukupol
Leon Trnirl,y. Huralnn hulshrtIk uln-
IHi'r uf war ls reported 10 ls bringing
uu '.u divisions ~ communist fnf.ss
which vIl mot surrender HH ,ar.ly ug
the ordinary troops heretofore used on
this lime.
II Is 1sa'f'ei numbers of former
German uf.rfa lu the Hattie provinces
urr unrruF their services to Grn.
HHrnu Wrpugsl head ~ the ButIbol.
Fhr'Ik south gusslau government.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-20
SENSATIONAL CHARGES
AGAINST MISS PANKHURST
Public Prosecutor Declares
Workers Dreadnaught"
InCited to Riot.

London, oct 20-Chargop that the
WotkcrE Drcadnaught of which Sylvia
IhnkhurBt was mn associate editor,
'tncitod unemployed workers 10 de-
stroy parliament and loot tho navy
docks" were outlined by the public
prosecutor today when Miss Punkhurn
was nrralgncd In court on the charge
or having FcditIOus literature IN her
poFaession
The public prosecutor presented rvi-
donCe TO support hts contention that
the pnpcr, was published by the COM
munR' party. or the British section of
Third IntcrnntionBlc He Trnd from nm
nriiclr which quoted "romrado' Nlcolni
bcuno ~ declaring that refusal tp
disohrr naval orders amounted go trcG-
son a. the revolutionary cause"
Miss FaukhurFl waF rcu1udcd for
further examination. bat ban was
granted. She was arrested ON Monday
following raid upon the oHrcH NJ the
'WofkoT' brcndnauRht,' which was
suppressed.
SIN" was formerly one NJ tho chief
leaders of the militant Wft1gcttcH and
~ ih" daughter Of Mrs EWm"lur THuk-
hurst
Miss pankhurgt war nrrolrned lnI
Mansion House police ruuJf rho urru-
fnt0n against her included the charge
~ spreading Heditiou in the navy. ShcI
defended IN" article us 'quit, proper
and pleaded not FulIty 10 ~, charges
against her. A large crowd gathered nt
mo pole" "ourt building and 'hn ppllDa
lHd To- clear the entrance tu Open uI
partgr way Tor those having official
luaIutHs lutId,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-20
EUen Diplomats
Liquor Seized
DESPITE State Department
Plea, Customs Agents Must
Search Luggage.

Waahlugton, oct 90, GA fl-I't
spite tho public appeal OF the stat" ut'
pnrtmcut that government agents re ,
frnin FROM searching the baggage OF
tho diplomatic representatives OF Tor
clrn nations. customs officials SAID To-
day that the order requiring custom
oiIlrcrR 10 remove liquor from the per.
ponai effects OF arriving diplomats would
remain IN force Treasury officials dc
clnred there had been no controversy
between thcir department ana the sun"
department over tho ucustiou as th'f.
had been no formal interchange ot
opinions on the subject state depar'
mout officers are known 10 feel very
strongly on the subject however, ana
pp tho customs order has caused con
siderable irritation IN diplomats circles
some administration officials believe tht
whole matter may eventually be re
frrrcd 70 tho white House.
Onlrcrs ~ tho custom" service sara
their only course was to enforce the 'aN
an written They declared, however
there was no intention 20 offend Tor
cirn envoya and that the search for
liuuor could he made without prylnf
into the personal effects and papers cd
tho diplomats.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-20

PROPOSITION
To Organize 100000, 900
Corporation to Finance Ma
tons Foreign Trade.

Washington. oct. 20-Approvnl Of u
proposition to organize a 500 000. 900
corporation to finance the nations Cor
ctgn trade was given today by the
American Bankers association. in coz
ventlon here
President Hawcs was authorized TO
call n meeting OF bankers and business
men to work out plans for the forma-
tlon OF such corporation under the
provisions VI the recently enacted Edge
law rs .pEpposed In the report of tho
assoc clAtfoH'S@ rontnfitter Aun s'tonmercc
and merchant marine, which wns pre-
sentcd today
by cooperating with merchants,
manufacturers. exporters and producers.
tie report said and taking advantage
OF the Edge law, the corporation could
Issue billion dollars In dehcnture
bonds for sale in the United states ana
the extension OF credits abroad John
McHueh, chairman Of the committee.
presented tho report. which rccom-
mendod steps TO put the corporation
into business operation by Jan. |. mud
solicitation Of subscriptions to its cnp-
ital stock from the public. The report
said the economic future OF tho United
states was "bound up In tho future Of
our trade relations with other peoples
Under existing conditions. II added,
manufacturers. unable to HrRnt foreign
customers Creuit necessary to 'On NJ
uing foreign purchases. have been
forced 70. restrict their activities In the
foreign fleld."
Under tho Edge law such corpora
lion as contemplated would be permit
ted to Issue dcbenturcs against foreign
securities carefully purchased by u, TO
the amount Of ten times It's capital no
that II would have maximum ability
financially of about billion dollars"
he TpnpFt Hnid II
'csted that the corporation directorate
made up from similar geographical
areas TO those Of the federal reserve
bank districts.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-20
COX BOMBARDED
WITH QUESTIONS
Says Liquor Men Never Con-
tributed to His Present or
Past Campaigns.
GETS Kisses FOR LODGE
When He Calls Leader Most
Despised Man in America"
Irish Views Applauded.

Providence, r. l., oct 20.--Probably
the livellest bombardment OF questions
during his campaign was experienced
by Gov. Cox, of Ohio, here today dur
persons In the public square
Holding what he called town
meeting" the democratic presidential
candidate was asked questions upon the
league and tho liquor and Irish dues-
Uons 4 woman asked the governor
his views regarding maintenance ot the
Nolstead law. He asked whether che
had put the same question to Senator
Harding, his republican opponent and
then reiterated that the senator had
voted "thirty-two times wet and two
times dry" and owned brewery stock
pccJring again that he opposed any
prohibition legislation ''ln conflict with
the Constitution as interpreted by. the
supreme court Of the United States,
aud that he had closed Ohlo saloons
on Sundays. the governor said he han
been elected governor three times add
ing:
trlbuted nickel TO my campaigns, then
or now"
His statement that he favored pres
ontatlon Of the Irish question to the
league was chcered, and when he de-
clarcd for SELF elf-dctermination" man
asked;
Does that anply 10 Ulster?"
Ulster part OF ireland.
"I'lster IL n part OF Ireland was the
governors quick RESPONSE.
Attacking Senator Harding's position
upon the Irish question. Gov Cox
added ..
'purlng the, last two weeks repuh-
lcau speakers have been urged not 20
his name
Charges that Senator Harding hau
taken numerous positions upon Vl'
league were reiterated by Gov. Cox
''Would you accept the Lodge resef-
yatlOns2" was another question.
'''rhey were never seriously suE-
gostcd." the candidate replied
ar they had been Senator LonEc
would have declared for them IN 'hc
rho governor added that he was
most Interested" In the Hitchcocf
reservations, .,t.t,.,
Gov. cox said Senator Lodge
N Massachusetts, had Endorsed u uh-
Lodges Name Kissed.
Repeating his charge that Senator
,odgc later formed tho "basest Anu
mnst infamous conspiracy against the
longtic. the governor declared that the
republican leader was the most de'
aptgcd man In America and loud hisse'
from the audience followed the mon
ion Of tho senator's name.
"t'vc hocn getting thAt tor '''
weeks" the governor commented,
Rcpuhlicans fnvoring the league auo
,upportiug senator Harding are con
lucting a iout debate with them
'clvcs" Gov. Cox said citing state
ncnta by former President Tmt that
ongue opponents were "nring at Pres
dent Wilson" .,t.,,
A parade through the business section
the governors address hely
from n stVnd In front OF the teuern
hulldhx IA WAS the candidates only
Rhode fathnn NrNrcn. II
senator Gerry, Patrick II QUINN.
democratic national committeeman tot
rhode Island, and other party leod't7
Nrre on the platform.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-20
Engineer on Gov. Cox'S
Train Prevents Wreck

Woonsocket, X. l., Oct. 20.-N.
y, S.)--The engineer OF Gov.
James NJ. CoX's special train was
compelled to jump from the NOV
ing locomotive today when the
tlue burst, flooding the cab with
scalding steam. with great
presence OF mind the engineer
threw on the emergency brakes
before taking the plunge, the
train coming to stop within
hundred yards of regular pas
souRer train close behind, Tagged
by a traiuman, The accident oc-
CURED between this city and
Providence. on the New York.
New Haven n Hartford railroad,
After an hours delay the on
Rue OF the regular train pulled
the special into Blackstone
Mass, leaving the disabled en-
ginc and coach behind. The en-
ginccr was not hurt
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-20
CHINESE TRAPPED IN MINE
Four Hundred Laborers Vic
Tins of Explosion,

1 Teking. Oct. 20.-(A. PAN explo-
kion and fire in the Tong Chan coal
fnlne in Chilli province killed upwards
pf 400 Chinese laborers on Thursday.
zAst. hut news of the accident reached
here only yesterday. There were 119
&urvivors.
An official report by the mining COM
pany places the dead at 422. The eX-
blosion occurred in next to the lowest
Ievel. smoke causing most OF the deaths.
Grief striken crowds surrounded the
mime. carrying off the victims as they
We're brought TO the surface.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-20
KING MOTOR COMPANY
IN HANDS OF RECEIVER

Detroit Mich. oct 90 Dissolution
of the King Motor company OF De
.t,,it and aprointmcnt OF receiver 90
.t,le over tho affairs ot the corporation
wa. asked I'm petition fled In the
Nlayrr county circuit court here NestCr-
ily by the directors ot the concern. The
.p.tillou st forth that the action was
n.ked because ot the inability OF the
dIr,riofr TO give their personal attcn-
zion ~ the affair. NJ the company, and
bcrnuaa working capital was lacking,
The petition listed the coupany's as
acts At flS7,.TT2. and its liabilities A.
81. .017 07O The court was asked 10 nam.
the Detroit Trust company temror3'.
receiver
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-20
Attack of Unemployed

London. oct 2O.-Police meas
urcs We're taken today to guard
Buckingham palace from attack
by unemployed. warned by tho
gigantic demonstration In Down
ing street Monday afternoon.
Scotland Yard has concentrated q
heavy force Of policemen about
tho palace.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-20
ITALY HAS TWO ENTRIES

Washington. oct 20 ifpfF VIII have
fup entries In the international balloon
race 20 start from Birmingham. Ala. .
saturday th" italian embassy an
uuuuccd today. one ~ 'he Italian bal.
looms VIII br lu churHr ~ Major Vale.
yha won The lnFt international race H
AufWerp.
The italian balloons were d,asfIbcf
hr The embassy HH having several novel
ohhfactrrlsil'H. IN that fn,v Hr, notices.
Hud the envelope can WORK ar para
chute.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-20
RELATIONS STRAINED
Threatens to Intern
All Poles, as Reprisal

Warsaw, Oct ia. Publications.
between Poland and Lithuaula are be-
'oming more strained, according 10
|1dviccs from NJ. Kameniski. Polish
|ninister to Letvia, who has been at
tending the conference Of Baltic states
at Riga, on theaeve % the return 10
Paris Of the league Of nations COM
Inission which has been attempting
o reach a solution Of questions arising
Poland and Lithuania. threats
have been made hy the latter nation
10 intern all Poles as reprisal for
the occupation Of Wilma by Gen Z,U-
FuuSkis army. As consequence,
hnanv Poles are reported 10 be leaving
for their native country.
ljthusnia. according TO NJ EJE
,utuiSki, is determined to oppose po-
land in every way possible. 4
Lithuanian army. says a dispatch from
Negro. Is being mohllzcd
German officers are acting az iu-
u is said.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-20
VERDICT OF SUICIDE
Jury Finds Michael Fitzgerald
Starved Himself to Death.

Cork. Oct 20,-A verdict of suicide
i as rendered by a military court which
beld an inquest over Michael Fitz-
GERALD, the Sim Fein hunger striker who
bicd in Jail Sunday night after a self
imposed fast OF siXty-eiEht DAYS The
eourt found that the deceased was Of
sound mind but deliberately caused his
bwn existence TO end and did feloniously
| IN himself"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-20
Back From Round
Trib to Alaska

Mitchell Field, H., Oct. 2O.-Four army
airplanes completed this afternoon here
a round trip to Nome. Alaska. The
first plane came to earth at 1:45 O'Clock
and was followed quickly by the three
others. The squadron was met over
New York city by fleet of thirty five
airplanes from here and escorted to
the field
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-20
"BLACK AND TAN" POLICE
CONDUCT SERIES OF RAIDS

l'uhlin, oct 20 An tram. and al
business was susurudrA ,n M, heart uf
Dunu today during srtIsH of raids
ln Hritish HoldiorE and "blHck mud tan"
policemen.
Six armor"d calF pntrolis1 O'Conuou
bridge and Iaru,H square,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-20

free. and II let all they said 80 firn'
10 my head not another soul would
have chance but me
The weather; Continued fair with
little change In temperature.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-20

Venice. b"' ~ The American
cruiser Olympic. flagship of 'Fr hm.u-
rau squadrof in tho M.1toruucau. ar
rived here t8duy
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-20
.n.rns wANrrnIEApN 70 ElcAr

%. tUS WAN . LtNFN 2 TO n =
Columbus o.--Spuu as they could vote.
'o-eds at Ohio state university wanted
% know how to fight Were going -
each them iiu- jitsu and boxing" says
Kiss Tthcl Scoheld head of physical
,ducatlon department
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09
@ennaoninaer paa Observation-Disclosures.

0pr'cna lite Sunt, Giter buab Oct err
fares ira Observation-Disclosures, uil IS
StraffefauGer biipe bennabebe pad @iens
forcntn9aod9cu. Observation-Disclosures
mnd lite opQipe Nopnene paa DC Subs
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itrubig ue0brlot Al SGugielslipet, liant
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len. Der unoer iii STngie!sopholo bar
lllocrct Spro9 % bl. q. lrrt Jig Gn9elit
OF Spanit til SulotonImenbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09

6bc. arissminiitcr, 8cnerolmoipr
Scbndcf CT af9auet peb 9sben efter lGns
gere Stos Sngbom.
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pco Sepcn citer lGngere Gins Spngelias
beh, "a Nar Gnnlnrel. Sen uibebc bar
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paa bette Snrdaoe orbeioet / Iprltielligc
Hanpc, bl. q. Sp'flanb nlcb Sabrifution
al mpi3iereuoe %ine % / Sperioe nleb
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q Sren,itiQina al futItia Sort, 3. y. /.
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Breve fra porges Bygder og Byer.
Gore aictiIion % @imDiIo gGtins

Gore aictiIion % @imhilo Betting
Dor.
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Sra Mtniitcr til
Sonntcarbciocr.

If 8usierne bna 3pritoomoen or set
moi rlnilge, ionl bar Iet budo man .aloer
bebrc Sage % Tibet / tore o9 betpb:
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mcr Sampiag % 6suleri orbeioer TO al
&c intcrrcrte. innl ii Der pil nrpne, fri
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% Nar gnmmcl Sngcnier. ionr bar tat
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80 Wilioner arnner ON garet. 9enne
in Stilliua bar ban inbebapt / 13 Var.
SGmtihia bar San beItbrt De ieilerliac
Stogc i Hororuslauo.
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mpeil, oa ban iarer mellcm Irbeiosite:
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bar for hdm. San aI9oer fig til Celia
behen. itisnt Den 2ciIiabeo San,ilien
bapbc / Nrtdnael bar paa ~ TrrcI'er.
Sen tibIisere Iiniiter er M nImiroelio
Scmteurbeioer oa ElanteIidrer. Set
er en- Scranorina | SipsiorhoIo. ionl ref
berer til ser feline. Der or ipnrat pan
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andre Nrbeioere liter bom me9et aobt.
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&oros RnSlanS, OF ION par Vfdnaes
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09
Sra Soma.

,Srd Sotnd.
Som lea for bar ifrcpct ON hor
Der Oprct megCt Sne Den %lorqall1te
@juter, mere emo ser bar nprct paa
mango Nar. Vna NcitlI0cn al GIpcll
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al Nrbeiocrportlct lomIcoc fig til
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