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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-13

Ponzi Is under arrest and another
beautiful bubble has exploded For
& million years or so the world has
seen every year that seedtime comes
before the harvest and that if we do
no, SOW we cannot reap Yet away
dawn IN this said to be enlightened
age there is always an unlimited mum
Der of easy marks who think that by
some clever necromancy they can be-
come rich and comfortable and live
happily forever after This Is a
great year for all kinds of crops but
the sucker crop is biggest of all.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-13
NOTICE!
To the Taxpayers OF the Town of


A rate bill Of the Town Taxes of 1920
has been placed in my hands for col
lection as follows: $ll5 on the dollar
for the Town Tax. 20 cents on the dol
lar for the Town Highway Tax. 10
cents on the dollar for the Town Dis
trict School Tax.
| hereby demand payment of said
taxes, and notify you that | will at
tend at the Bennington County Savings
Bank from O'Clock u. m. until 5 O'clock
p. M
There will be a discount of per
per cent on Town Tax II paid within
80 days.
c. II. DEWEY. Treasurer.
Bennington. Vt. July 10. 1920.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-13
The confidential part

OF an insurance transaction; fitting a
policy to your particular case and
needs is very important We offer
our service. National Life ms. Co,
of Vt. (Mutual) Earle S. Kinsley
General Agent, Mead Building, Rut-
land, Vt. Adv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-13

After criticising Gov. Clement quite
severely, The executive commi1ee of
the Vermont State Federation OF La
Dor concludes with this consolation.
I'VE did not expect much of Governor
Clement and we have not in any way
been sappointed" Taken by Itself,
he declara ion would certainly be
damnIng with faint praise, very faint
praisc,--Barrc Times.
1t will also be COED thing for the
state to remember that Governor Gle
ment and his personal organ the Itut-
land Herald, are trying to hand the
governorship along 20 Frank w. Agan
OF Ludlow
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-13
Peculiar Disease.

Arithtnotuamiu- medical name
for another dlsease-ls full OF inter.
est In this the patient has the ir-
reSistihle impulse to count certain
number oi times before doing any.
hing. One case recorded Is of a girl
Wnc had to tap on the edge Of the
bed nine times before getting into it;
hundred times before brushing her
teeth to knock three times on win
DOW by tie side of the door, and a
similar number of times on. the door
Itself before she would unlock It.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
& a 6 O RIA
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-15
"einaban Iabetit tlioit unoinior

"SinabtGin Idbetit ttor unatnion
poifaii Mntiofiaan ia tnrfoituffeii
of, ettG bdn menem1IlG naimifiin
riffaan tpton fansia, p~eIastaiii mel
Dot ainniiesta ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Me1tta iieIlGbGn bGnen tpperG raf-
fa1ttenin tiobon iuiitolnistpttoon TT
lee DbG fastpamaan. SGnen eiirnie-
benld on bGten moriianenla melil"
"SSGrietontd, mist6 fen teioGt?"
fesfeptti iid.
"&atiotoa, meioGn tGptpp tiet6tS
foifti. Olette liiein moittineet ui-
1tto IiitG, ettG olen ibnstttnllt nai-
fin. SGn6 fertoo on meiu6 iitt6
f1mminiin bDOtDG. @oopurimnte tie
ma iulitoloinen %oriotar on fornioon
0nDoten ibastrntt minliitr. Siemnn
bdrtto tnnarreItiiont ia bppGiltp6nt
b0rt fertoo mimtlle faiffi, mitd non
%piritolosia topobtltti. Stsfen moinit
ban miniiIIe, ettG @oius oil fir.
ioittaniit BELLE ia maininmut fir
ieesidGn moriiomenIn weIieStd."
"GIiot otpat Ills tebtttpneet MIN
pitt6IIe, eta @oius on firieenpoib-
ooSio ii~tittoIniSten fnnsio@, buitoab
TIA fiilpastunecItn.
"Sya find, poifani petit tpttopor-
foa ia iootot bdnet ~pettGnGGn iiGn-
t~Gpdfe6nIGl SeIIotnen fonnantpo eli
fostnutotta", ionoi 9ionpiio fol.
moten.
"Wiif6 on poboo, mifG OF bD-
ma &pmGa on foitfi mild mie tot
potuiIle periIle ia tiiottod nellie
bpOtpd", mostaii Gion rObfedsti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-15
YDptGfiria

Sebtp @merifdn Suonl. @ipanf.
Gutb. &anialIisfirfon 22:sia muoii-
fofoufiesia 8esienerisia, Nicb. fe'
idf. 80 p:std beinGf. 2 p:Gan 1920.
1. Observation-Disclosures 8eSie-
merin tfrfosia flo 10 np. Saurnan
pitt post. g. @iettinen, tefstina
&br. 2:1-4, ia alttarilla toimimot
postorit SO. @isfari ia 8. 8. Ssh
len. @lo 12-h2 pdipdIlisloma.
2. &lo p,toli fafii olfoi fofoufien
piralIinen p1toli firfpsia lailltIla
AL 6ionin tnnteleesta. @iimieS
post. ". @aiunta iulisti ~fofoufien
apatlfii, pitba,en iamalla muitta.
milo fanoja.
3. @oltafirioien tnrtastufiesia
olimot eoustettitina ieuroatpat ieii-
raiunnnt:
&opeoiofi, isis. co. Mtrs s. Gil
IanpGG; Sronpoob, Weicb. 60. Gbas
Seiffinen, IS. Sustusion, 8ictor
S(bonen, WtrS Us. @bonen, Motti
&iipi, SeGmi 8nlunta, s. &ilponen
ia @ester &ipisto; 8eecbpoo6,
Wiicb. 60. S. Sert5en; 8ruIe, isis.
60. $. <ffonen; Calumet, Micb.
co. g. Snffo, MtrS $. &allio, So
pbin Soonos ia u. 2GmpiG; @esie-
mer, Micb. co. Gust @ricflon; @iI-
bert, Wattn. e0. Nicf SlijGIG; Saron
Sails, isis. co. . Niemi; 8afe-
field, Micb.. co. s. @Iiosion ia sc.
YIfdnen; M~inerspiue, isis. s.. So-
foGo; Sron 9eIt, g8is. c6. Grief g.
ricfion; G%optneton @icb. e6. Ntes.
tor Daft; GIepeIanO, 8. 60. San
nj SofoIo; glSBtobiiIo Sbr., 8. Ners
e. @iIen; Gocato, Srencb 2afe &
Ilbior, Nlinn. co. s. llrpiloinen;
@iopnarS, Naoss. Moria Sarildo;
gmoia, @icb. 60. S. 6. gnoerlon
ia s Beterion; 5inldDion, @fnm.
60. @rs O.. &uotiaIainen; Nor-
quette, Waicb. eo. Sc. @dGndnen
5oirport &br, 8. co. 2iiii 2iihi-
men; Clifford, isis. S. @ustofion;
&ice 2ofe, 0linn. 5. q gbonen;
2%ebtiiarlui, Minn. g. SippoIn; glu
ro Mintl. 8. Soripainen; gront.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-15
Maiafan martha

&ristitpn niemla maailmoSla OIL
monesio hibteesia lama fuin on
loistomajnfon martijan. Sdn elaa
feSfell1 mprSfptuulien ia roiWoa-
mien oaltojen. Whttta lite on ban
marmasia turmasia. SanellG Ell ole
mGbintGfGGn ipptG olla peloisiaan.
SGnen tidee main anna mltistaa,
miti on BGnen t%ebtGm1niG IiellG.
HitGG lamput flinnosia, min ettG
ne moIaiiewot firffaasti ia %oioitta-
mot oifean irunnnn merimiebille
mprsfp6m6lId merelld. 2itfiia, Lois
tatfo iinG9 = "Se olette mail.
man mnlo".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-15
Snaiualiu tpiueri
&iri. s. @rocfes

penieitii i%stosiaon ia tltnnustiifies
loan. Waiaoinfoon eiipGt be oIIeet
bitomnnneet iitd Min ieIn6sti FUN
iDt, Miriosnin %poDtGesi6 bciItd o-
puo:
Oept iuosta buomoit @Iiiobet, tor
fostelIesidan Ieipi1, eta pnltpeliin-
tor ei end oIIllt buoneesld ia ban
I1betti Wliridmin noutamoon ,bGnt1.
lllos m%ennesidGn tGrnG nGfi pereo-
menttitddron poDb6II6 ia tltnii Deti
@oiutien firieen. Sdn otti fen ia
tGtti len pittunio poimultn. SGn ei
IoptdnDt tptto6 ia iImoitti iiitd 6.
IiiobetiIIe: Sitten ban meni pieneen
bitOneeiecnlo ia otti Iootifostaon e.
lille pergdnenttipnIoien ionfo
of e~ronbetfcnd bGnelIe anto
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-15
ERI ALOILTA
Sufea

@rGS mics iai iiImGtauoin. gf-
Iinfertaiinaoeslnan walitti ban: en-
tieoG oitein miten on titon nuringon
laita. 81ip1 pGim1ltG nGpttG1 lie D.
bG binuneGmmGlt1. &c ndpttdd FUN
maliulto fuulta.
Sonfun aian hilittlta fun banen
nGtoniG oil pbG b%eif0ntunlt, ianoi
ban: ION ferrasiann i1rulliSta. SIN
rinfo paistaa NIT entistGom bimme-
1rnmin. &aitfi mita naen pmpGril-
l1ni, minimum fl1tat ia fasDit, o.
mat thbottanneet ll1onnoQilen pG-
rini3 ia ne nGpttGpat Barmailta
fuin tubfa tai mistilta frin 5iili."
&lrn mies oil tl1llut aipan iofeaf
H. ionoi ban: Sept on alirillfo TOTO
naan %iammuinltt, fesfelld ~paimGGfin
on fe pbtG pinned fltin polld."
&aiffi mafituttimat banelle, etta
allrinfo paistoi pbtG firffausti fuin
%ennenfin, mlltta ban Ell usfbnltt II.
til. 9an malitti pbG: 81 ole enaGn
mitG6n aurinfoa, ipaan pimeps peit
tGG maan. Mies Ell inanitt pGabdn-
ID iitd, etta wifa oil bdnen iilmiS-
lGGn.
&liinfa monet ibmiiet o1patfaan
tGmGn iofean mieben faltaiiia! Sap
ieno uSfopat be Samnlaan, nafe-
mot faiffi Iapielliien usfonia ill
millG aipon toiiesio malosia. Milt-
ia fifteen ,beibGn bengellinen iilmGn-
Ia liidGntppGn epGusfon touoisia
pimenee piEnenemistGGn. Senmuofli
ettei beibGn pirnentpnpt mieleni1
moi fGiitt1G mitddn iumalallista,
luulemat be, ettei ole olemnsia mi-
td1n Srmaloo, mitGdn ianfaitfiiuut
ia tai mitGdn eldmaG t1man elG-
MAN jGlteen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-15

nostG. 8afaman feboitufiena lauiiit
tim ettG firffoirntalaisten tiilee
mpos tebo6 mitG fristillinen rnf-
faus waotii tdsidfin iubteesia. 81
iianomaiiet ieuraflinnat l1bettapat
p~apistolIe ferdpslistoia, ietfh fifteen
iaetann eri benfilOilIe i%eurafnnnos-
Ia. (Satf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-15

Ybopsmaltain Dl~ioifel1oen Gsfet.
tain ontaanan p66tofien iobbosta,
iolla fabbefinstoista IifGpSmuutos
eli n. 7. fieltoIafi iuIistettiin lailli-
iefii, on iifGmeroien fomisiioneri
@iIliam @iIliams antanut %iel,raa-
man %Ialtiurnon:
"@niimGiien1 m1littGmGnG ieltra
rflern fiitd, ettd plioifeus julisti pc
rustuslain faboefiannentoista IL
idDsmtutotfen ia pleiien fieltoloin
maan perustuslafien mifaiiefii tut
Zee olGnaan lie, ettG fieltolafien tGp-
tdntoonpnnoa moioaan rpbtpG tebot
faasti malpomaan.
"Sotta on, ettG iofaiien lain me-
restpfiellinen tdp~tdntoonpano eoel-
lpttaa ialtiien mielipiteen mpotG-
mieliipptta. @merifan fania on lain
fultliaista tanina. Gen Dleinen nlie
iipibe naatii fieltoloin iamoin fuin
tniffien muioeniin lafien nouoatta-
snista.
"&nnialaisten, iotfa tGbGn osti
opat obottaesioan gbopspaItain 81
~lioifelOen pdatostG pnsiiipiiesti ilib
ta%ittltneet fieltolafiin, moioaan npt
pormultoelln ooottaa rDbtDipGn BIZ
teistoimintaan liitto-, moltio- ia frm
nnllisten miranomaisten fansia fen
t~1ptGntoon panemiietfi. Baiffnfln-
nilla, miSid lofia pritetGGn riffoa,
tltlee Dleinen mielipioe ia lainfrltlt
oisten fanialnisten mielipibe on oil
ma eremmistonG = olegnaan lrlt-
rena apuno lainriffoiain innttami-
iesia anioittititn ran9aistifieer1.
"Suolimattn iiitG, ettG pleinen
fieltolnfi on ollut moimaSio Iitte
mime tamrmifltun, on iiiGmerojen
toimisto Ioaru1t frlilla l0DtDmGn
iGnnloiiia, iotfa eipGt mieI1 tiebG,
ettd lafi mdGrGG lainriffoinin mof
iettaipafii thfiintertoiiia meroja ia
rangaistufIia. 2nin mufoan on iiiG-
fperoien domisiionerinb iantliaan to-
b~istuflia mGfiiunnain laittomasta
palmistonniIesta ia mppu1iiest1,
mGGrGttGip9 erinGiiiG faflinfertailia
neroia ia ra~ngoistiitfia. H1mG Iiid-
iperot tltlefpat niioen iaffoien ia nan
filnraneaistufiien liiGfIi, mitd oifelt
oct ~mGGr1GpGt. GiinpG moi iiiGpe-
roien fomisiioneri mddrdtG benti-
lolle, iofa polunistaa tabi mlpp lait-
tomoSti fDnunenen gallonaa mGfi-
iuomia, meroia ia iaffoia pbteenid
f%orfetntoan $S,124.25 minfG IiiGfii
tllomioistuinet bdntG mielG ranfai.
iepat. SaIafapafoiia ia ialapolttoio
noiooan oifelt0en mGGrdGmGin rom.
ga~istusten IilGfli rangaistn ieurao-
tpasti: 500 oollaria peroia ia iaf-
foia fieItoloin riffonilesta, 5000
0ollnria mioben 1908 tperoIain pc
rusteella, so boIlaria foriattnien
Iafien 3244 pptGlGn p~erusteella,
$256.25 foriattitien lafien 3t76 pp
falan tloiolla eli pbteeniG $780,
%.
~SiidperotoimiStoa onot fun.
reSti buolestitttnneet mGfiiuomain
ilt1ret ulosotot marostoista. NGb-
t1ipGsti or fGDtettp ionfun merriam
p11rennettpid Iitpafirioia ia mD0s-
fin on Iaillililla .Iitpofirioilla otet-
tuia pGfiiuomin fGDtettp loittGniin
torfoitufliin. 9tpt on ioatu nGioen
litpofirloien antaminen ia fGiittelp
1iuoelleen iG~rieStetpfii ia usfotaan
len tltottoiunn parnnttstn aietnos-
Ia.
"2oittontnt mGfiiuoutaIiitfeen
tGDtDD Ioppua."
y
4aaiualiu tpiueri
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-15

Miriom tltnii, ETH ipoaro itbfo.
HI beioGn roftuiittaan. SGtG pofoitti
bGntG rufoilamoon rafostettunia
prolestn. 81 milLotntnon bGn oIIut
min iDo6melliiesti rufoilIrt fuin
tGnG betfenG: Tiifoiltltoon bGn Inn
fl Ietpolliiesti poimanio .totion fob
ii tlilepoiiulttto. SGn of iaohitt
potultufien iiitG, eta Srmaln foi-
tista esteistG ia ~poifeufiista buoli-
matto oil. fititeufin ferran DboistG-
ipG bGnet @oinfieen. =
Somalta betfenG rienii m1iitor
mics nopein osfelin nanpuritoloon.
SGnen fosmonia prfnottipot fiibtD.
mDtiestG. @ies of Dion. SON rien.
Il ioIiin, misiG %panbemmot istuimot
ia irnobti tarpan mltfaiIen teriueb-
oDfienfin.
"@iit6 frliIuu2" fplDi entities.
"yipt on aiin tiufaun; JOS mieli
o%nnistiio, OH meioGn nopeosti toi-
mittoiuo.~
"OIetfo fiuIliit iotoin uutta2"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-15

Sdloustolimlrunllat e0usfa1afla
oil &. &angas.
Bappeia oil i%anpuipilla: ". $50
iunta, sc. @isfari 9. @i,otinlai-
men, g.. Miettinen, So. SO. 8ilen,
s. Saafano, S. llrpilainen, S.
SirWi S. $. Seimonen, 6. IS. Sfis
innen, @. ". &ranifala, Sc. 6. Ga
lonen iefa idninaarilaiiet q. q.
@bo 10 ". &opra.
&olportoorejd: u. Sasiel ia so.
Sirpi.
4. Hubetpuoroien merfitiiiGfii ma
littiin post. SO. 8. 8ilen ia maa-
lintarfnstajifii pastori @. Wietti-
nen ia S. $. Seimonen.
8. YGGtettiin ieurota ieuranpaa
tpoiGriestpstG: ~fofo1flet aletaan
flo 8 aanltlln ia iatfetaan flo IL
pGinGllG. lllloeIIeen flo h2-3;
1R4-6.
6. @iimies Iitfi laatimania muoli-
fertomufien frluneelta fpltooelta;
fertomuSta filltnneltiin mielenfiin-
nolla. Seuranneesia fesfitstellisia
ilmnistiin tpptpmGiipps fertornuf-
ieen naboen ia ebbotettiin, etti pari
benfiloG td~rfasteliii fertomufiesia
~lnrfltttuia toimoanufiia ia eiitt6iii
blomionia fofoupielle niimeiiend
fofouspGimGnG, Jos aifaa riittGG.
8nlituifii tuliipat past. Wiettinen
ia Snafana.
Z. 8alittiin tiIintarfastaiat eri
fasioille ieuraotpasti: az &iriapoi-
noliiffeen tilt tnrfastao fal1ppias
S. S. Sacfion, Sron 9elt, isis. ia
tauppias s.. SnbnionL goipington,
Nicb. b. Seminnarin tilt tarfas-
tna neioit Smpi Santa ia ester
Sobnlon, SronpoOo, @icb. g SSaop
panilGbetpfien tilt t~arfastaa 6.
&eiiu ia q. Onffn, Calumet, Iicb.
o. SiiGIGbetpfien tilt tarfostoa
past. S. Suafana ia Wars SacfionL
Sron @elt, isis.
&iinfin faSinn iilon tnrfastamat
lanai benfilot mihne ia tltIepalta
muooelta. Sltlenan ml1ooen tiIien
tulee ola torfnstetuina emit firfoI
lisfofortfielle.
s. Stettiin ellie firfollisiobtofitn
nan t6rfeinpien ba1tosten mnbipis-
taminen. SeIIuffefii fatfottiin main
poptGfirian no. GIN 16 ppt6ld, TO-
ia fltltlliu: "&irfollisfofonfielle iau
n. I. -. m7niioitn" eiittGG main fir
follisiobtotitnnan n1%litpfiell1".
RGGtofien bpw6fipi firfollisfofous
iillG m~ltiitofiella, ettd firfbllis-
iobtofunnon aiemostn riittGG tpGlit-
tGiGfii iofu firfollisiobtofunnan
jGien.
8. &irffofiinnon iiiGIdbetpsuiias-
ia iuteuii miItoS ia pGdtofieen job
taipa feSfltstelu. @bootettiin, ett1
tGsta lGbtien ON iiidlabetpflen mimi
oletpn: &oti- ia iiiGl1betps. Scott
ia iiidlGbetpsaiiaue Dalittiin eritpi-
men iobtofttnta Sbiosta, iobon tiili-
mat: post. Is. IS. 8ilerL eiimies,
9. Solminen, firiuri; IS. 2uno, ra-
bastonboitaio; liidiGienind 81. SEQ.
ponen ia Iini @nglltno, faiffi past.
8ilenin ieurofuntapiirist6 @sbtabi
lastn, Sairportista ia Glemelanois-
ia. SGn1 5-benfinen jobtofltnta on
firfollisiobtoftntoon inmasia iltD-
feeSla tntt ttrtolltSIoDtotlt1td ttrs
follisfofoufieen. Gen tllee mDos
bonffia tpowoimia ia ola postuts
la niiben palfastn. &irfolIiSfofoils
eiitti eniun6ilefii tpomiebetIi past.
IS. $. &eimoien, ionfo titIee lGbem-
min iopio poIfhStd y. NJ. iubteistn
foti- ia Observation-Disclosures fans
Ia Sobtofliman moaoslo on meme
tell6 fpfenemGttomien tpontefiioitten
tausio parboon bnrfintanlo mn
foon. - W1itG titlee maroien Iaan-
tim foti- ia iiIGIdbetDstpotG morten,
tulee iobtotltnnnn %nelpoteIla eri
leitrofuntien fonsio ~poifouiSten PHI
- $500
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
MRS. GAIT PLEASED WITH ATTITUDE OF
 BOTH CANDIDATES Says No One Can Doubt That Two Parties Sin cere in Desire That
 Tennessee Ratify
Bv Associated Pres,

Nashville, July 22.-Cpon receipt today Of telegrams from Governor Cox and Senator Harding pledging their support toward ratification of the suffrage amendment by the special session of ttS Tennessee legislature next month, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt gave out the fol- lowing statement;
 No one can possibly doubt that the two dominant parties of the nation. now competing with eoch other for the privi- ernment. are sincere and urgent in their suffrage amendment
 Governor Cox came out some years ago and showed his sincerity by using his influence with the Ohio legislature which granted presidential suffrage, and later assisted in securing ratification by that legislature.
 Franklin Roosevelt, democratic vice presidential nominee. has been a strong advocate of the federal amendment ana has spoken in New Yoork suffrage cam -paigns.
 "On the other hand Senator Harding voted for the submission of the federal amendment each time 1t came before the Senate during his membership. He urged Governor Clement of Vermont to call special session of his legislature. which is ready to ratify.
 Governor Coolidge urged ratification in the Massachusetts legislature. that conservative state being among the first to ratify, and thus assuring the cer- tainty of the final passage of the amend ment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
HALE OF MINERS IDLE

Springfield. H.. July 22.-Half the coal mines in Illinois are idle today and by Monday all will be idle with all union miners out on a strike, according to an announcement issued today by President Frank Harrington. of the miners state organization, after reeeiv- ing telegrams from scores of local unions. The strike Is on behalf of the day" men who want higher wages.
 President Harrington said the men were beyond his control.
 This trouble, MT. Harrington saii was brought to a head by action of thc Chicago conference this week. when operators refused to yield to the de- mands without the approval of fede-- al officials.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
PEACE FIRST AND
 THEN A LEAGUE IS
 HARDING PROMISE
Delivers Acceptance Ad- dress to Crowd of Thou sands as Climax to Day
 of Noisy Celebration
By Associated pr.ss


 Marion. O.. July 22-Peace by a resolution of Congress. and after that an effort to form an association of nations that would not impair Ameri- can sovereignty. were promised today by Warren G. Harding in his speech accepting the republican nomination for the presidency.
 Senator Harding declared the time had come to recognize "the failure at tending assumption, obstinacy, inn practicability and delay" in President Wilson's attempt to form League of Nations. and that new pathway must be found to peace and world concert In receiving formally his party's mandate the nominee also declared for government by party. rather than by individuals. asserted railway employees might well be accorded . status of public servants, endorsed cooperative marketing for farmers. and pronounced increased production the key to a lower cost of living.
 The address, constituting the candi- dates personal platform in the cam paign, was delivered here at the climax of a day of celebration which brought to Marion a notable company of party chiefs and a crowd of many thou sands. Their plaudits and serenading kept the nominee the center of seven hour reception as delegations from many states paraded past the Harding residence in clamoring cavalcade.
 BEGIN AT SUNRISE
 Soon after sunup. the march of the first delegations brought the senator to his front doorste. and after that there scarcely was letup until he left for the notification ceremonies on the outskirts of the city at 2 o'clock. Old
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
J. 5. OFFICIALS SEE NEW EUROPE WAR
 ON A BROAD SCALE
Army Officers Pessimistic as to Ability of France and Britain to Place
 Armies in Poland
By A..oeia..d Prs.

Washington. July 22.-Without official iE Eformation regarding the decision of the allied powers to furnish military aid to wiki, government officials refrained toay from formal expression of opinion, but unofficially professed to see in the new situation most of the clements of Flu ropean war on a broad scale.
 Army officers and officials of the statc department generally were frankly pessi- mistic as to the ability of France and Great Britain to place armies in Po- land in time to check the Russian ad- vance before Warsaw falls. and many of them were sceptical of the power of either France or Great Britain to drive the war-weary populations into the struggle without a serious unbalancing of domes- tic affairs.
 Although technically the President still is endowed with the specially conferred war upowers, there was no disposition in official circles to assume that he would involve the United States Sn a war between the bolsheviki and the al- lies, unless action might be justified by some overt act against the army of oc- cupation on the Rhine. Reports to the state department indicate increasing tenseness between the conservative ant pro-radical groups in Germany, and it was generally believed that unless the radical element gained the ascendency, the chances of the United States becoming involved in the new situation were slight, although a suggestion of American CO., operation from France and Great Britain was regarded as probable.
 For the present. it was indicated at the state department that the part of the United States will be that of an inter ested observer. Steps already have been taken to remove from the war area such Americans as wish to leave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
OPERATORS APPEAL !. ID PRESIDENT ID END MINE STRIKE All Mines in Illinois Will Be Idle by Monday, Declares
 Official of Miners
 Organization
ev A..oei...S Prs.

Washington, July 22.--Illinois coa, operators today appealed to President Wilson to take some action to check the strike of laborers employed al their mines.
 In memorandum left at the White House for the Presidents considera- tion, the operators expressed the fear that the strike might spread from Illi- nois throughout the central competi- tive field. stopping bituminious coal production in Indiana. Ohio. and west ern Pennsylvania, as well as in Illl- nois.
 No course of action was suggested to the President by the operators, who asked guidance as to the method" for dealing with the demands of the men for wage advance of two dollars a day. No answer from the President had been received by the operators to- night and they remained here for T conference tomorrow with Secretary Tumulty.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
Radio Telephone Messages
 Heard Across the Atlantic

Nova Scotia. and Montreal, with members of the imperial press conference. en route to Ottawa. They also said that the steamer ImperatOr reported hearing signals from their station when 800 miles west of Bishops Rock.
 The station is located on Signal Hill, where MarcOni received the first transatlantic wireless telc- graph messages twenty years ago.
 The Victorian has been equipped with special apparatus for the ex- pertinent, and it hnd been hoped to mmunicate by wireless tele- phone with the steamer when hnlf way across the Atlantic.
 The experiments are continua- ton of series, which, nccording to Marconi officials, bore promise of early success when interrupted by the war.