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sg#E HAYS TURNED DOWN
BY GOVERNOR HOLCOMB
Connccticnt's Executive Refuses to
CaHs Special Session 10
Consider Suffrngc.
,I2y Assoclat,a Press. J

HARTFORD. CONN, August "a
Governor Marcus II. Holco,nb has
formally notified WIZ IL Hays, chair
man of the Republican national Com
nlttcc. that he will not cal! n spc-
cial session OF the Connecticut Cen
eral Assembly 10 act upon the SUI
5rage amendment
Your letter OF the 9Th instant mail
cd the 10th reached me on the llth
instant. two days after l had read Il
in substance in the Hartford Times
the leading Democratic newspaper OF
Connecticut, after 1t mad appeared in
the New York papers" Governor Hol-
comb wrote MIR. Hays. II assume
rhis prior publicity seemed desirable.
II received your letter of October
81. 1919. relating TO n special session
and answered It on November (. stat
ing that there would be no special
-scssIohl1o act upon the woman suf-
--i.---;a question. l presume you over
looked or had forgotten my reply 10
gour former letter
II have given at least four hear
inrs upon applications TO call 4 spe-
.ciai session. and have stated my rea
sons for refusing. II is unnecessary
10 rtpeat them have not change!
my conclusions. You say a special
legislative session j small price
10 pay Cor clearing the political at
mospherc. The financial cost is un-
important. bat violating the rrovi-
s;ons OF our Constitution, which l
have sworn TO support. Is too great
i price 90 pay. ! shall not cali a
snrciul snSSiur."
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Enlists to Hear Whistle
in Philippine Rice Fields

SAN FRANCISCO. August IL
because his soul had become Mt
tuned TO the Jazz music of bnm-
boo rice whistles. Sergeant John
III. McCtasky re-enllsted In the
Msrine Corps here today especial
~ for Philippine service.
The Ncgrltos or the Philippines
rut bamboo whistles which they
fnStrn TO fences around their rice
fields. according To McClaSsy. When
the wind blows they produce
weird scrccchfnE sound which
keeps away birds that arc de-
structlrc to the crops.
Sergeant McCInSky has just nm
ishcd II term with the marines In
the Orient and Will return there
ON the next transport leaving here
for NInuila.
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know how easily wars came in the
past. We want to make their com
ing difficult in the future We have
a definite plan. The American pco-
pie understand II. and after March
I. 1921. 1t is our purpose TO put 1t into
practical operation. without con-
tinuing months OF useless discussion
Party's Opportunity for Service.
The platform of our party gives
US the opportunity to render moral
CO. operation In the greatest move
mcnt OF righteousness IN the history
o. the world and ut the Same time
20 hold our own interests free from
por!l. our position is plain. The cir
cumstauCcs in tho las; eighteen
months convict the Republican leader
ship with attempted trickery with
the American people. Under one pre-
text after another they prevented
tho rcadjustment OF national condi-
lions. They proposed certain rescr-
vattons TO the league OF nations ana
then they We're abandoned. TO be fol-
lowed by nothing more definite than
The announcement of hope that an
entirely new arrangement might be
made in world affairs
What method they have in mind.
II Il is concretely In any ones mind.
the people do not know. No unp.ej-
udiced person can deny that the
consequence OF abandoning the
league and attempting an entirely now
project. will be long delay. If the
voters OF the republic, without re-
gard to party. desire action and
prompt action. along lines that are
now clearly understood. they will
render a verdict so overwhelmingly
expressive of public indignation ;nat
scheminG politicians for years 10
come VIII not forget.
Develop "Smokc Screen
In the face of an efficient Demo
cratic leadership during the war AMI
II constructive. progressive. eco
nomic service in peace. the Republic
2an leaders developed 4 smoke screen
behind which they seek 10 gain their
objective, the snoils Of Office For
years the best thought and the hu.
naEltarian Impulses of civilized
countries have been applied to the
high purpose OF making war practi-
carly impossible. The league OF M
tons became the composite agree
nent. and now the senatorial oil
Earchy meets /: with the absurd plea
that !. increases the possibility of
armed conflict. II not only reveals
unworthy intent. bu, very poor es-
innate OF American intelligence as
we'll"
Declaring for Square dealing be-
tween men and and no preference
under government" Governor Cox
warned against distortion of the basic
principles of the government; ana
added: ~ powerful combination of
interests is now attempting TO buy
governmental control They are
raising millions and millions OF doll
lars into campaign fund. Just how
II VIII be used. the future alone can
tell We do know it Is being en-
ployed now to arouse racial dis
contcntment, 10 breed unrest ana 10
betoE the public mind The move
mcnt is based upon greed ana selfish
ness and If successful will result in
an extreme reaction and disorder
ed society. Rather than make these
groups o! men the sponsors of gov
eminent they must he made "a de-
mean themselves under the viE'innt
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OF the Republican party was on,:
temporary in effect.
Repudlnted Dosscs Dominant.

Rcpudlnted Dosscs Dominant.
Domination by political figures.
once violently repudiated by the
American electorate, is unblushinE
and undcnlch" Governor Cox de-
clared. THE men who control the
United States Senate are determined
to annex the presidency to their
'denomination.' and in what they be-
iieVo to be certain Republican
year. they have done things that
they would not have dared TO thiak
of doing in the past.
ltccognizing the unrest OF the
hour and the disposition of the pco-
pie to shake themselves free from
the conditions that surrounded them
during tho vcxing time OF war, they
have argued that tho electorate would
turn to the party not in power. In
the first place they have nominated
one of their own number for Presi-
dent and the party creed expresses
nate and intrigue. They discuss
plural government with self-cvidcr.
candor. At times the upper branch
OF Congress has exceeded It's consti.
tutional authority. and It Is Jomi-
mated now with an arrogance with
out precedent.
Stop, Look and Listen,
II recognize. too. that tho people
arc FESTIVE: that their emotions have
been deeply stirred: that their con-
vcnicnccs have been iutcrfcrcd witt,
by the necessities of war. and that
emergency taxes have been orpres-
sive. but my message to the people
OF this republic is this: stop, look
and listen, before you step. Ask
yourselves what the reactionary pol
ices have meant in the past. Reflect
upon the certain consequences OF
senatorial oliEarchy taking oveS Tic
presidency. and depriving 1t of the
characteristics of leadership. which
the Constitution Intended"
Declaring that he believed In "ev-
olution and not revolution" Gov
ernor Cox said he offered Ohio's re-
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THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL
Few People Know How Useful 1t Is
In PrcScrrinE Health md Bcnmty.


Nearly everybody knows that char
coal is the safest and most efficient
diSinfectant and purifier in nature
nut few realize its value. whom taken
cleansing purpose.
Charcoal is remedy tina, the
more you take of i. the better: it
Is no; drug at all. but simply
ways present in the stomach and in
tesiines and carries them out OF the
system.
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking and after eating onions and
other odorous vegetables.
Charcoal effcctually clears and i'm
proves the complexion, 1t whitens the
TECH and further acts as a natural
ant eninentiy safe caihartic.
II absorbs the injurious gases
Which collect in the stomach and
throat from the poison of catarrh.
All druggists sell charcoal in one
form or another. but probably the
bes: charcoal and the most for the
money Is in Stuart's Charcoal LoZ-
enEes; they are composed OF the I'm
est powdered Willow charcoal, and
99thcr harmless hntiseptics in tablet
form, or rather in the form OF large
pleasant tasting lozcngcs. the char
Goa! being mixed with honey.
The daily use OF these iozenges
ter complexion, swecter breath and
purer blood. and the beauty of IL
Is. that no possible harm can re-
suit from their continued use, but
on the contrary. grca. benefit
y Buffalo physician in speaking
OF the benefits OF charcoal, saws:
u advise Stuart's Charcoal LozenEea
20 all patients suffering from gas
IN stomach and bowels. and TO clear
the complexion ana purify the
breath. mouth and throat: also
believe the liver Is greatly bcnc-
htcd hy the daily use of them; they
cost but thirty cents Il box at
drug stores. and, although in some
sense a patent preparation. yet |
neI!eNe | get more and better char
coal in Stuarts Charcoal LozcnErs
tAan IN any OF the ordinary char
COIL tahiet ''-AIv
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NO SENATORIAL RING CAN
TIE cox TO A FRONT PORCH!
Governor Declares When He Is Elect
cd No Combine VIII
Control Him

WHEELING, w. VA. August IL
Charges that Republican Senator'S are
trying to annex the presidency to
their domination" were made here
tonight by Governor Cox in an au-
dress closing his first pretentious at
tack upon his political foes.
The Republican party has passcu
into reactionary CONTROL" the Demo-
cratic presidential candidate declared
in his speech in u public meeting OH
tho Ohio River front. following m
early address to the West Virginia
Democratic convention. In whl.h nc
also naycd the Senatorial oiiEar-
chy"
Cart Tie Him to Front Porch.
81 was not nominated by IL SENT
torial ring nor any other kind OF
ring" said Governor Cox at today's
meeting. II decline to he tied to my
front porch by senatorial ring. l.
deny 1t the right to hold me there.
muHzlcd in the face OF q great public
emergency. and when 1 am clec,eu
do not intend that Il senatorial ring,
nor any other kind OF q ring shall own
me- 1 believe in the Constitution or
tho United States and tho prescrv,,-
ton of divided authority between the
three coordinate branches as our
fathers intended. each retaining its
independence, but not exceeding it's
,luction."
ThS Republican Senator's purpose,
the democratic standard bearer de-
clarcd. with a fling At what he termed
the plural government" proposed
by Senator Harding. is "to make cx-
ecutive administration not the affair
OF the responsible President himself.
but of the ring that surrounds him"
Governor Cox declared the late
Colonel Roosevelt's fight for reform
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Guard Against Extravaganza.


The proposal of the Democrats to
pcnse. Governor Cox said. also would
guard against its multiplication many
times IN illegal profits" and high
costs.
Two West virsiniaus. John w.
Davis, American ambassador to Great
Britain. and Arthur l.. Koontz, Dem
ocratic nominee for Governor, were
praised by Governor Cox. Tho for
mer, the speaker said. would have
been supported with the enthusiasm
and fidelity which his high character
and statcsmanlikc qualities deserve"
II he had won tho party nomination
AZ San Francisco. Mr.. Koonts' life
Governor Cox said. evidences "stal-
wart worth while his career and
capacity, he said, have attracted gen
cral interest
The Governor received an ovation
rs he entered the Market Street Au-
ditorium. where the State convention
was sitting. ana was cheered repeat
od!y during his address.
y large reception committee wit.
automobiles headed by Mayor Thoma :
Thoncr, met the Governors party
several miles west ot Wheeling an,
escorted them thr,f the city will
siren horns scrccching and bells
ringing. while brass bands picked UP
the party At the Ohio River bridge.
Governor Cox remained here to-
night, and viii motor to Columbus
tomorrow to fill several speaking en-
SaEements next week. including an
address on Tuesday at Columbus TO
the ohio Democratic convention, an
other on Thursday at South Bent, Ind,
before the State Democratic editors.
and third at Cox day" celcbra-
ton next Saturday at Cantnn Ohio
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Speaks Mt Cnmbrrdxe.

CAMBRIDGE. OHIO, August a.
On the courthouse steps here Cover
nor Cox addressed another large
crowd. He again referred to tho
league of nations. which. he said. was
campaign"
I'VE are or we arc not to render
even moral cooperation" he said, "in
giving momentum to this great cause
OF humanity" Ills opponent was
characterized by Governor Cox a.
the rcactionary candidate"
Il stand for progressive govern
mcnt." tho Governor said. 'as OPP
posed to rcactionary government. !
stand for automobile government al
opposed TO the old stage coach gov
ernmcnt."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
SIMPLE HOME
FfE::FaEDY ADVISED
FOR HAY FEVER
Any 8nc Can Make a Pint for
Iriliing Sum and Used in
Time May Prevent
Annual Attack.

$50 mato,r how severe your yearly
'.No matter how distressing OF hui
.'its Intensity can he reduced to .
. harmless HildncsS,' says Kentucky
: ,irur.sIst who believes from what lac
!, has seen taat mas simple homo made
. Temcd. Is ! H.osL Important a4scoV-
. IL has seen the mos, severe ana
apparently uncomfortable eases 81
; Hay and Kos. fever reduced ~ what
might be called u Mild Cola l TWEEN
> ty-icEr hours.
! In many cases where the patient
; started treatment { week or ten days
}. befo+e the tXDect.! attack, the gn-
weitosne yearly visitor failed 70 ap-
pear with anything like IT'S usual
Int. nsity,
~, People who want to Try this new
Treatment can make q pint !u e few
: Pour three-quarters Of an ounce o..
|. 5cntno!i2ed A-c!ne Into q pint bottle.
then III! the hottle Win water tina;
3 directed and snuff or spray the nos
= trils twice daily.
That's all there is To tho treatmcn,
which 80 many sufferers nave found
! Menthoiized Arcine In threc-Guar
ter ounce Walls is dispensed by All lie
: better pha.mac!es.
Che druggists mentioned below al
81
thsiIzrd Aycina on HAND: polk Mlur-
DRUG Co. Tragic Drug Co. John /,
/, Bauer. GoGckcr Drug Co. Il. s Briggs
Sh.idrsy Drug Co, Thos. y. curd. /
L G-cenewaid, r. W. Hagcn!ann. r. /,
Harrison. Adam r.. Johann T. 4. Mil
Ter Co. tsichardEOa's clay street
Pharmacy, n. H. Robins, Wallace {,
! saunders. Tarrant Drug Co. W. *
Vaughan and Washington and Early
4 : D. - = ~ a 3D..
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restraining ego OF governments
policy based upon the golden rule
They have their own notions about
the settlement OF tho Industrial
disputes. They would enforce
them with their puppets In
Office. They would continue profit
ccrinE and rc-establish tho rule Of
government by the few. They would
establish class feeling and make
fair and honest rcadjustment impos-
cihi.,
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G. 0. P. LEADERS ATTEMPTING
TO TRICK AMERICAN PEOPLE
ON LEAGUE ISSUE. SAYS cox

tCo1ttnGed from Fifth rage.)
adjustment was emphasized b. GOV
ernor Cox who declared at st.
Cialrsvi!ie tina. I readjustment ''un-
der reac,ionary auspices" could not
win popular confidence.
Peace or war. economy or cor
timed expense was the slogan he
gave.
Governed Ohio Well.
The Democratic candidate alsc
pointed to his Eubernato.ial record
and said tina; never during his ad-
m.alstra,!on had "a soldier A-ed
shot 20 settle strike" in Ohio. "Asl;
capital Il Ks property was not pro-
tec;ed" he challenged. ASK labor
81 lis rights were not upheld. Ask
the courts II the laws were not en-.
forced and lives and property pro-
tectcd"
Governor Cox also charged, hatoro
the state convention, that plans AL
ready had been LAID 10 e:nascula:c
the Federal reserve act" which, he
. fought FOR Wall street interests
! Text of Speech.
y ~ grave responsibility rests Win
.
y Cox. "'rh-uurh It's policies and con
duct IL must render good faith in be.
= half Of the nation, Of the soldiers o:
Z the war. and 10 our allies who helpeo
: 10 achieve victory. II is not q par
I. tisan affair. The campaign this year
{. is not a contest for the triumph OF 4
J. political party. Ii Is purely a matter
: of concluding duty 20 civilization
q NJ 4
consideration OF our country's inter
I ests suggests.
Leadership Given Democracy.
'LcadeS ship in = great moral que,-
!, ton has hctn given 20 the Democracy
for the simple reason that tho sona-
: torlal oligarchy which for the time
= being has assumed control OF the Re-
publican party has abandoned thc
!. ideal!sm OF other days.
1--WE shall not alone make appeal
= TO the electorate 10y contrasting III,
rules of economic thought that hav,
z prevailed In the past. but we shall
call attention 70 the delinquent at
! ritudc in which thistounsvt- has beer
placed by senatorial Intrigue and ,5
i the very definite program OF actor
we pledge. II is unnecessary TO rc.
= cali the issues OF the war They
were well marked in The public mind
: We were willing 10 sacrifice in be.
: half Of the nest generation. hccaus,
= preceding generations had sacrifice,
!. for us After all. that is the vita
= thing in civilization. We resisted {
I. word wide menace, and we in,en,
now 10 establish permanent protcc
- tion against another menace We
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and claim tho confidence of tho peo-

and claim tho confidence OF tho peo-
plc."
pledge to mako war impos-
sfblc." the Governor declared. was
made whom America entered tho war.
Tho message that 1 shall take from
ono end OF the country to tho other"
no added. els that pledge we gave
to'thc living and dead. I simply In
sist that we shall keep faith"
Tho Governor invited his audience
TO the Inauguration next March mot
OF q Democratic President. but OF n
progressive President"
At villages en- route small groups
Of people wcrc waiting for tho Gov
ernor and waved their greetings.
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SAYS AMERICA MUST KEEP
FAITH WITH LIVING AND DEAD
Cox Declares Nation Entered War 10
MIKE Future Wnrs
Impossible.
tBy Associated Prcss.l

ZAN&SvILLE. OHIO, August IL
Hope for new day" OF na,ionar
progress was expressed by Governor
Cox. the Democratic presidential can
didate. In brief address hero today
while en- route TO Wheeling. w. Va.
II still have hope for n progressive
government" said Governor Cox. 1--WE
have Il reimbursement TO be made. II
can't be made by reactionary forces
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cord; OF Six years as statutory ex-
preston OF progress" citing in somo
detail, tho Ohio's mothers pension,
W Urk en's compensation. rural
school code and other laws dcclara-
tive. no said. OF -the general human
itarian spirit"
The New York herald., 1920-01-08
Jury Begins Inquiry
in Edwards Election

subroenas were issued yesterday by the
Essex County Grand Jury In Newark for
an investigation into the campaign ex-
penditurcs OF the Association Opposed to
National Prohibition in tho interest Of the
Govsrnor-elect. Edward I. Edwards, and
twelve Essex Democratic Assemblyrnen.
More than score OF summonses were
issued for witnesses.
G. Rowland Munroe, counsel for the
Anti-Saloon League OF New Jersey, who
called Prosecutor j. Henry Harrison's at
tention 20 the use by the association OF n
campaign fund for The election or Mr.. Ed
wards and the Asscmblymen, said he had
been served with one Of the subpoenas and
that he knew Of several others
MIR. Harrison said his office had invest,-
rated the chS rges begun by Mr., Munroo.
Chief Justice William s. Gummere told
the Grand Jury q month ago that charges
concerning two election situations had
come to him. lie urged a thorough
inquiry with view to criminal charges II
basis for then was found. 1t is UNDER
The New York herald., 1920-01-08
PROHIBITION ASSAILED BY
SHERIFF. KNOTT AT DINNER

Sheriff David II. Knott. speaking at the
annual dinner of the First Panel of the
Sheriff's Jury at the Waldorf last night,
denounced prohibition as drastic. Su-
preme Court Justices, City Magistrates
and others warmly applauded his senti-
ments. The Sheriff declared that prohibit
tion was unwillingly forced on the people.
He said:--
1T has brought about feeling OF re-
sentiment which Is undermining the tran
qulity of all classes of people and the
harm will go farther. Only three nations
have adopted prohibition, the Turks, the
Tsarstic Russian and now the moral
Americans"
Augustus Thomas, playwright, who was
ltoastmaster, also voiced his disapproval
of prohibition.
Other speakers were Justice Thomas r.
Donnelly. George p. Mal1on. of the Bank
ers Trust Company. and the Rev. DR..
William T. Manning, Of Trinity Church.
Among those at the speakers table were
Commissioner Samuel NJ. Hitchcock and
Henry A. Wise. Each guest received as q
souvenir silver handled umbrella.
The dinner OF the second panel Is to take
place on January 10, at the Blitmore. Henry
l.. Joyce. marine manager OF the Central
Railroad of New Jersey, foreman of the
third panel has arranged the dinner OF
that body for January 10, at the Commo-
dore.
The New York herald., 1920-01-08
Z MORE ARRESTED
IN WOOD ALCOHOL
CASE; 5 ARE HELD
Official Says Prisoners May
Be Charged with Murder
in New England.
S PER CENT BEER BILL
PROPOSED IN JERSEY BY
MR.. EDWARDS, VETS HEAR

Hopeful anti-drys who are looking
to New Jersey to provide the oasis in
the prohibition Sahara when Edward
j. Edwards, Democratic Governor
elect, takes office, heard yesterday
that he will fother legislation to per-
NIT the manufacture and sale of beer
aud wines having an alcoholic content
of five per cent.
This report became current after a
meeting the Governor elect had with
his Democratic legislative advisers in
Jersey City. An act is now being
drafted to carry out this provision by
the most astute lawyers among the
new Governors legislative steerers,
the report said. 1t is based on the
view that Congress has no right to
legislate on purely intrastate affairs.