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POSSIBLY FATAL ACCIDENT
MARS WEDDING CELEBRATION
nAI.rH M"TAnDuH uUTTEnH nov
MIN EaAGTUnn or HuULI. WIN"
nTnUUu nv AUTOMOBILE
was Accompanying h"OS"" u"'."""
Wedding Fr'ly I" ntStiun whs" ~"
Met WIN MlahRp

III" u.,",urnuN I"r il' W. 80"
= "L ,nnu wedding rn'ir t'w Ne" VI ''' y
h"tuo - ih" irilI,,ud "iiil''" N"'''''"' .
liplph Wet nhd"u. prominent young "l""
at Elnwuud vrn pr"huhlN I"i"IIy !"
Ia oil l"rt"Idny
IL rur,u u,nnu"I while attempting '"
,Iinh Itnin uuo nui"uUhll" I" hn''h'i'
II 10 rnld Ito rrll In Hurh 4" r"nIll"" 'h"'
hr wns rIiu,h by ihlId n"'hI""
Ito ~, ClN oil nu' u - rpN"i" blow "h w"
.hond limit lao sunnru,I - doubt" fIn' ia"
81 the nkull
IL u T. Cnmlh"Ii wan '"II"h nn'
Iunhai tho nIuIod young t""" '" w
SnIIh WhonIlnu h"aplirl Ih''F '""
uuInluu tho pnIloni wnn n''ll ~" -"
n,lnun nnh h"rrlInl niI""h""lH -
p,rSHod v"iy mn" hop" i"' ~" '"
'"vrTy
The Ia Iur~d young mnn In m"mh"'
81 ono OF NhCollnR prominent ''h''l'""
nnd In IL ,lyll engineer N""7 81 w"
end accident was rcu"lv"h with general
,op,nI Ih,nuEhnul ihN ,lD wh'r" lao j"
worry we'll Enuwn.
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ARTHUR DYSON
|SEXONERATED
At PITTSBURGH.
nov RnLInVED FROM
nUHFIUIOH In THH AmDnhhoH
AUTO TnBFTu.
Freed OF Connection with OhaIg"s upon
Request Of Attorney Tor O"h'
monwsslth.

Friends 81 Arthur l, pyr"n. VOL
kn"wu Young Wheeling m"n, WIZ u"
rl""rOd =" l'nrn that I" 'rImln"I '""''
81 IIiIHhuIEh V"Ht"'l"y h' WIS '""
pIrirIy oEnnuInIcd IL any '"nn"' ti"h
With tho nur"m"hll" ih"fin 'hH'R"' y"
TrnnL I. AudcIr"u 81 TIm Gr"r".
Wheeling
when tho Jury In ia" INST 'H""
nPnIuHI tInuh I! hnd'I non hnd r''u,h
81 It's vrIdI'I nuhiuT Auh"tr"" gun !
81 Ihr rhnrur ~ rlcnIluF ~ n"i"m"hIl"
frnru IL Ilnr,I," Th"urr 81 'ntII'"'
~. DlniiIrt AIi"In"y lI"""I l"nn"
a.l'rr7r~d tho '"WIi Concerning tho ~
.nIInur agnInm Arthur byron. In con
urrtInu with sixteen either ChhIH"H
nEnInHi AndrIH"n. Informing IN" count
that III" commonwealth wan nhr"l","''
,"uvlnrod "r Tho lnn"'"n'" az young MI
bNHun
IudEo Gnrpnuicr. up"n bearing ia"
statement IL tho dlr'rirt attorney. II"
mcdlnI,iy directed tho hmd"t""n lnl"''.
who wcIo rlll Ia tho box, I" return q
verdict finding Iynnu net guilty "f MI
"f tho charges with which Il" had h''"
,"nno't"d rhir vnr don" at ""'"
Nj bysUn Ia Company Win hlT ~
I"rnry. J Iinr"ld brennan. i"l"r".h !"
WhrrIInT last cycuIuE. nnd Nj lir"n
nnn iunu~d Iha f"il"winE nini""""' con
.crnIng tho rS"ntIhtI"m "f hI7 'llon'
'HIn,r Nj Arthur |. I'yH"n Of ms
,liv hnu b-cn 80 unf"I tnn"lo IN ." Ia, Z"
hIr nnInc CONNECTED With th" "ul"h"h'I"
ihru ,hnIr'r nTnlnri MI fnnh \"
hAI non - Elm I!I"v' " Va " r"'"n
H. mo only fnlt that hin II l"udn Th"ul''
know csn'iIy what h"I'I'""'d Ia '"''
affair NJ TiitrhuIEh
"IrnI wroh NJ Hummer - Young. w"
dIHiIIrI aII"rneY Ia 'hnrR" ~ 'h'r '"n".
informed no thri they had ~" "Vlh"h'"
ngpIu1i Nj bvr"u nnh unlorn H"nl"'
Ihiue now dcvolurcd L." would n"' h'
ruIIcd r"T Irlnl To-day. nft"T nll INC
evidence hnd hron carefully T'Vl"w""'
Nh Young announced In Open court 'h"'
no wan convinced IL Mr.. l'vr"nH nm"
CONGO. aud that nothing whnlh""'"r nav
lie, clupod 4" point rurrlCIon ngn'hr'
him Judge Carpenter immediately al
rcrtcd u dlrmlHrnl or tho Ch"rgo'
against Dvr"u
''rhc rn-c VIM unuruhl because " n
yoIvod tho Indictment 81 perfectly
innocent Young man. on no ground wh"'
.novcr. except u looEc statement 81
somcouc who ucrd not her" hc nhHCh
Had there been even az appearance "'
OWL the CnSc would have been nlIf"f
,nt. but this ~ the nrSt Tim" In my OK
ucricncc Tint | have known or mo
public hcfnulinR OF reputation Win
out tho SliUhtcAt shadow OF evId"n'" l"
support IT
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REED, DEMOCRAT


WIIrun toll Iu!unuI' and i,"r,ln In ia"
peace ,ourcr"r"r ihpi. ~ ia" world ~
nVnln troubled H.. u"uId '"nd '"lhl"iH
aud rnllui" 81 IA, United Hlnl"h ncr"rr
III, n"cnn I, huhi i''uriH hToh'"I 81
MI"rnuIi IL rrNIuK thri ia" IIosldrnt
dlI tho I'rsrId"ul b. sryImE Ihni TIA"
E,unI"I'u uint .uIruI ~ Inl'". 'n TIA"
uirrIr'u "r NcIn,ItN Senator lihIiN
N"w. II ia" ~ n"l" '"i""l'l"" ." Tor
"Ign I.IntI"nr. VIII" hnr E"n" through
tho whulr conflict h'Iw'"u H'nnIv ana
prnrId,uI Irurtdiug ia" l"nEu'. "ihd"
THIS statement today
"rI"sil,uI Wiln"n p"hlil"n In worry
peculiar Wh"n N'unt"I Spencer ""ih
mat Nj Wilson htd lt"mlHci az TIA"
I,,,, ,uufrI"u, tho UrrlTlhh'" 81 III"
American r"ld'rIH Hud rnll"ih "v"ib"h".
Ia hnd rhle n"'h"II'y ia" rI'""H
InI,l,rI = notes al IT," r"""" conference"
Thr nIru"Tihi,h"I war undoubtedly A.
,.""d az '"uld be found i" til" world
IL, h,h nn I,ar"n f"I ml"i'rres"nilmH
M Nll'"n
tho ,,,y m"rdr width Nj wIln"m
nav donloa h"'r bee" "''''h"l'h !" M"
h. ,nnnN tIi.li. ur'r' h"n Ih~y "e'"I
LrfnIt hn,, L'ru h'nIth M'i'hN"i. ~
inIInu la hIr "nih"IIi"ilN" l""h -"
Iho InrIho ui"t - 'h" I""'" ""'"'
ru,D,' ,"nt Ii,Ur what III" h'"""n' "rh'i
,ur",I,d and vhni n"""i"t rr"""'I ""h
man, uIIu, u.rni"tn Inv" alleged ~
thIr ,unIl,r Ihr h""h la" n""m n"I"
r,r,,nIIi ,i'' "I"i'd ""l '""h ten" h"r
"lh', i",,h d" "'"" ponce '""'", 900. h"'
~ abatement "n IT," w"''"i leo" "''''
I",.n d,"l,d hy NJ NllA"" - hl"
frl'ula
.rG ...u,.m IhI7 wh"l" div uFrl"m ."
,uI,,, nt"uruI IL" 'In'riI"n "h"'h"t III"
,n,uunni - To. lrnruu ~ nuil"nn means
, 9, r,n,. IhIt .ut"rIlun hnr h,''u
r,,,v,,c ,... ,,rnny tlulrr IhrI I'm
Ln,,II, ur,IrinInud ~ WIlsunr coming
.,.uI -, ~, IIr irrr"ni nrrruli 80 N"Uni"t
fir".u,rr " hru u"kad l'Y U"nn'"r ilI""
.,ioy"r ni ~ Whlir Il"uHo '"nioT"u'" "
II,. I,tvu, Of uNIIuur would prevent
urI Nj Nllr"u nnrwNI'h F"lhlhG
y.III u,~,'nr VT but ~ win Ing about
tIr dirru"ri"n h'f"i" ihc beginning az
whi
when Nj WIlr"u mndu hIr lrony OF
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Al ,h, uItIr luu At which ] rl"rp"d
10, puuIc wc,kn InrI winter ih"r" ""r u
uUInnn who nOE"G fnll'd To h''Ih'l l''
.pIr.h ndmlIInp nU'ntl"n.
Ahu was not - rI"iIy w"mnn. Though
ru,uo Called hrI n" Tho real ~"Ih. 80
Won noon nnw when Y"u ni"rp"h !"
nIudy hot vu1 "on"'tlt"
And Ia Ih,n oncrI ,ounrr ono I"''"'
vun rIuInor ,h"rrn with uoIfo'l l'n''
unnihUT war nN""i fn'". hh"'h''
wa, halt beautifully nnd bo'"nlnuIY
i, onuod tut tho hlEgcHi factor al all
wan hoI UuIIluE"
a Pleasure To watch Hsr Pass
ono nriun heard ro"plo Hp"rh 81 49,
beautiful nrurc but NJ faI 80 lh'"I
~" rho had u" nuu'" 81
All Hho wnV nIru"rt 70 p"nnhn un'I''
tho Ih"ul w"Iuhl. but all" "nIIl"d h"'
ucIf NJ porfrrtIY, with nu"h u illn "r"ri
noaa md nurh n beautiful blend 81 gI"'"
mud dignity. lhnI II wnH pl"h"hr" I"
watch her m .ho pnHrod from III" ar
Ing room.
hundred with u cnrrinRe hlto that ON,
with a dIstInrtIVcly good earring
why CANT YOu Have It1
Yct whit reason In Their" TINT on"
u good carrlng"' Granted that SUCH
KrnCc m this woman hhH. Is partly
vim a form Of genius lf YOU VIII 'hu'
don't forget that woll-knnwn drHhIliHh
or gcnIuh, IAN infinite capacity FOR tar
Ing painHD and TINT only the eH'"I'
tiunnl woman could achieve lt--thcro ~
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.HOSTIu|TIES WILL
CEASE ON FRIDAY

warsaw. oct OIY tho hnH"'ihl'h
rroanJ NDlHpntrhon from ltlRn n"y 'hn'
houIIlItIaa brtwoon tho I"l'n huh I'"h
alan HuVlOin VIII '"nah FIld"N uni"I "a"
,rmI,Ii,o nIpnod Icy the l'uIIrh aud ~"
vloI psnro dulogutsr y"nlotdny
(Tho Crnnnliuu "r h"Htlll'I"H h"l"""n
tho ItuHainn H"vi"i aud f"llnh f"''"H 90
Friday when lhc nTmlnilC~ II "NI'''"h
ia ho con, Iudrd viii uhtk tho 'l"n" 81
tho u,uHi uCII"un wRrfnr0 G"ll"wlnE lho
great wnr Tho nghilmH h"lw'"u ia"
TuHainnn nnh I'Ul"H h"gn" Ia l'"'""h"I,
1913 aud reached nu n'uto nlhEn WHOM
IN, rmon rnndo th"lr nIr hw""p east .
unrd 10 kirv which Ih"y captured
followed by their gradual retreat um'll
tho uuvIoI forces hnd nEnlu I"i""d lh'If
,..,, ,,,uIwnrd mud wuIc threatening
Wnrrnw Th" present n'g"lihlI"nn ""i"
Initiated about that iimc. mat ~ Mlhhh
and thcn nj Iurn. nnd hnN" I"nuil'd Ia
tho nTmIrIiro now nnu"un'rh. whl' u ~
to hrlng tho nRhllnK I" hall "a fIl.
day
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Radicals and Bandits
Clash With Japanese

TnhIu cot hdvi,rn fInn u"I them
R"r,n t"d"y my ia" I" body "I nus
,Inu IinIrh"VItd N"I"nun Und thIn"h"
InudItn ,nndo u s''"ud attach "n liuu
Ghuu "a i,,wn "T Nlnu' huI Ia. neal lh"
X utnnu fIuuIlri. 80, tho nlRhi 81 ''''"
bet 4 and engaged lhn I"r'""n' l'""i"
,Iis,,nI, hud ftuIn Jt"i"n 1IIui Iht III ~
,iir,L .u tho I"wu "n saturday l,ul
Tho udvI,rn pIutn TINT ih' HII""il"" Ia
a.iI"ua
IL uprrnir that during Iho mot a.
tu,E H., rIi"' hl"T r"i'Y ""'h H'll r"""
r,,t,,unud,d by liuInl,' nlhl "nl''ir IL"
,I., .,n.o Ia nu unl, tat rtnI'iu' at
today ru,u Ihni E"r'"" "r"l' ""i""i" "''
-, ,t.rniIup "H''itNsIy ~nh hi"'r"
h,udIlp ND Ilur0l,u Iulrh'' lhI ""l
that ,"n~v OIL nltn'ta -" fi""ii'' '"~""
40 f'nI'i
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pd,nuIngu ia nay IIfr Ihnu when I"i
TRuIn, fuI n huu I'rl"I'd NY h'nlih
ana hullI ne ~ nfl"'n T"undr IN
weight hrrid,r rnld Tr"uh Itch
hlrr. u p"InIInI InIr"lru"n 90 ia" '"y.
InsI"n. ~ , I"ll'' i"I''. ~" "'h"I day
Nh II,hhlri 81 =, nII". ar II" In
Familiarity ,rII,d hl hln unuy n l"nhH,
hnr Ilvod Ia '",luVi"n ali hir ire, "mh
linn boon f"I f"uI ''nIr " In'nh'I ct
the police f"i,r. mad ln hlphII l'rr"'l
oil hy all VIII" ku"" HIN "" ln I"
ur,uhoT 81 Go, IT. I"II I,rLl" l"ht" ,'"
AN und II,rr nI hII Iinh'w'II ~
"rnI q luuR Iimc rh"l." Ia" continued.
Il hnd not boon IN IL" bout - health.
mud last hpIlI HlnII"h all ~ nud
don "a going down lin InplIlN what
/ nio dldnt no"m I" 81" ~" hI' "I
p""d Nfr'I m"nlT h'""''u w go
,t,hI Win gnp could hardly Hlnnd
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KILLED IN
E. & ]. WRECK

Ihn,IaHI"n VI" OF f"rl"""'
ID H. t",un,k iiirI"n ~ Va ""d l'"H
tai iIorL = ~ f"rl"y h'"""'"", V" .
c,,o LIII.d on,i nne I'"nhD"hu'. """'"
,,,,.,oUn WA aIIhhIly i"l",ai al 10 ~"
l. NJ InnIphI ~hon th"""I"'"h" ''h'"
.aas"nu., i,"I" -" We" h''"ll'h 81
hIrnn a.v.u n,iI'" '""i 81 "''"'"''"
rIuna 81 Iha "l"'I"'" laiI ih" i'"'h a"
,iI"r {" ih' "Hi l"l '"l'"'' h'''
II,. ,"ua" 81 tn" d"," ll'"""i u" ""l"
Il,
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FAIR FOUND GUILTY

I,rLotI,L Mi. COT 'Irl'n.'
NLnnu nnd I"hu " VII h"u v'r' 90"
Vi, tod Ia The ,Ii,uil '"uit h'I" 81 uur
lie, IN the nIuI i"WT'" f"lI"w he iI"lr
u inl fmr tho killing 81 Franc lH NJ lI"I
I,v.u In come. Ion wan IT," I"ll'"IY
,f ih, u,ndy NIrNuVt. Mi hruh lnh
NrtlI I.n'h wrr r"ui""''d /" no Mn'y
land p,nii"uinfh f"r NJ"
JuHurh Th"innH l'"md"rE'"i Win 'l' ~
On tho ammo ,hurL". va h'null''I
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RAAMs ron BALn.

ron SALE 81 acres about ssvsn nil!ss
from tho incor porAii0n 81 wheeling,
now 4 ro0mad house. bhadmant and eel
lar. good stone foundation. water. sas
and telephone. stone sPrinEh0usa.
burns and other buildings. 60 bearing
fruit trees. ANAL yinayard bsar ne and
out. Ono Of tho best producing farms
IN this section for daIrylnH. gardening or
gnnsral farming. This farm ID situated
on sion. church road naar Dallas. Joseph
Walt, Dell phone 7l07 II ~. STR
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DEPUTY SHERIFF
CONTINUED on rnRu TwtIva)

Tho renewal II differences hrIworu tho
deputy hnCTlfr that wnr kIIl"d aud TIA"
~" NmIhn "n tho 'nrunIly not Thln
dlrngioor Win H." Irp"Il unho t. ~,
mIn,ia' hrhduunIl'I4
pulltluH Involved.
" ~ Wil'l IL II'rld"uI 81 Ihc II""nn
county I,"rnti"n nnd II" Nnr In ,"Ir.
muul"nilnn wlih IL" Iul,li" rnf'tI IL.
prrIIurnt huIu IluuiIuHluu - ullhi.
IIlr lufutmn' lon ~ 4" rho uutuh'I at vt.
llmn Of tho nffIny virtually nEio'l with
that ic,"IN'd hy 10" urIu' - "IfIrlnIi
Ito stated however. ihri tho rh"uiiuE
wan ~" T"HuIl "f u pulIIl'nl hlff"I"n'-
brIwo"n tw" nrll"ur ~ IilnlI
Nj wiley rtIh thrI t!utnr hrpn'ur.
mont ~ deputy uhrriff about y"hr
rUn wnr not Tpur","l hY r"fn" at Ihn
IsrIhuntr, aud Two fn'I I"nr rprnng M
ono htndcd by dor" md ihc other hy
MuIllun Trouble rlnrt"h Tuo7dny ulHhI
hr SAID but there whH rh"uiIuu
TurHdnN Tho trouble" IN ~" way az
frrtu the rnnl company. Mr. Wiley rald.
nuh he stated that IN" nh"ItluE hih not
I"uuIi from hlffi,ulIiSE between miners
~ ~ oIHHnlfnLun hnh ia" Hulh"riIIor
uf IN" county
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IIuuIluGI"n " Va. p't Iind
whInk"y nnd n flat ilEhi between IW"
boy, In said I" hnNn boon lhu 'hurn "f
~ r.sIuI hattie Ia Nll,h ,,IIr man was
klllrd and nv" "ih'in r'rI"unly lmluI""
81 niah IoEnu '"uui'. 10 night
rho dead nInn H. Ior"rn G"t". T"rnI,I
Iuu-IdouI - tho InIU"In local at Iilali
- hn u,.niIInN I" Don thnfl '",Iuiy
Irtk ~ I.ngnu county. Nan klII"d w
I.rI,, IlInd,I IA iuI 81 "ua Of tho ~"
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LOST AND YOU'D.

Tuesday svoninE. black and
TIM hound. about ninn years old. he.
I wbon Mount Olivsi church and bhnTTard.
ono car torn. and small collar. on chain,
riny dOllnrs reward, Call Wheeling
1BOIN OBI
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hatwssn Fourth ana
Market MIA. or Y7i2 Ieoff ~. fur cape,
Itniurn Ia Tsi2 E0ff ~, 81 call 1I2I and
InIrlNh raMnIh O.l-I
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COX AND MONTGOMERY
Continued From Pare Ons)

Tor judge II tho knnwnh1 "Iriuli court.
~ expected ~ he Withdrawn hy tn"
N"u tlrIIspn League. rln"n his AL.
nnunrrIncuI TINT L." would vote for
EuuntZ LlltlrpnEc made an address At
thu Nnn-iartiaan convention and COM
plnIncd bitterly Of tn" m"th"dH urrd to
d"fTaud hlm "f his nomination. B"lI~v.
Ina thnt Littlopngn would remain with
Ih.n and support Montgomery hc r- i
cured ia" enforcement OF tho League
but III" L"rGu" leaders did not r"nlIz"
that the nomination accorded him later
10y tho local Democrats would plhChlo
tho former opponent OF Kn"niz kc"ncy.
M""ury mud l'"uy wrT" rnrprlHrh ~
LilllcpnBor abatement after lie had
given Ii~m InrurHu'" that The wounn
hr I"""Iv,l Ia tho primary would nU'
horl
Esponed by Morgan.
la n speech at Iburhh In uCAh0nthn
'"nuIN this nft"Iu""u. Judge Morgan
I"f"Ir"d 4" III" Innnu"u,'Ir between IN"
son I'urllSln I"hpun nnd tho l'omo"In-
tt rniIi IIc raid
"ThoIr nIn ~" Ilrh"ln Ia tho flrld Ia
the coming ulorIl"u IN addition 10 tho
i"ru".Iuil". Hn'lrIlri. rrrhlhiilnn Hnn
Il'puhll'hn pnTti"' there In Son I'nr-
rI-an League iI'h"t mnhlnR iir "niIy In
NrrI NjIuluin f"I tho fnrI Ilmo. NJ .
though u hnp h"nu -IrnnH Ia rhmr ~
ia" r""Icru rln,'r ~hNrr II hnr rr"Urrh
,"utt"l 81 IL" urn'hln'Iy "f tho Dome
.,Iuil' party il"uni"r NN"Ir, l'"nI"'
,inI'" nr'mhcr 81 ia" tmiI"d NIni'H H"ur
,i'. hnr IurI nru''nn""J that hc viii not
rurI,"It tho I''m"'rntlr ihhcl IL his
home nIrIo h"riurc ia" nominees wrTd
., h,.r,u Icy tho &"n rnItirnu Irugue
IA" rnInn Ih'up VIII occur In west
virginia ~ haH ""' uir"d In there w"Hi' =
go staten Tho k"n l'uItlahn I.rngu"
wan draw ltu mnIn Ntr"uglh from the
n,ru"crnrl| pnrIy. taking tho radical
, element OF lDonIptIuiH nlUnU With IN.
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r.n. ". r..oh n.yp.Yi.r ouiohiy

rsn. We Teach naTbsTihH Quiohiy
liavo your own shop or work for jig
wnEaH. Jobs furnished. write. Nol,y,
ll w. 9TH n. CINCINNATI. o. suG7I.30t
ron HALn-Two hoIs.s. vi, 5000. ana
hnrnouE. AZ ThornhiIi wagon with
coal bod new. Syracuse hillside pillow, >
inCubntorH brooder. $50 chickens, In.
Martins Ferry. o. l v miles from Htop
10 naYlAnd lIna. a-10-m
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ron HALI-FsrrstS Pffss $500 and
81 bO each. until Oct T. w. q. Sedan
90 I'm 81. O~k
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The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30
DAHLIA DISPLAY AT
 CALIFORNIA SHOW

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 30 (by As sociated Press) California Dahlias will be displayed in large numbers at the fifth annual show of the Cal ifornia Dahlia Society to be held here September 24 Officers of the So- ciety have announced the coming show will be the largest ever held here Entrance is open to any dahlia grower, classes being provided for both amateurs and professionals.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30
CONFERENCE RE JAP QUESTION
 IN CALIFORNIA

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 (by Asso. ciated Press) s).-Ambassador Shidehara and Secretary of State Colby had a conference Saturday regarding the Japanese immigration question in Cal ifornia, on which question Governor Stephens had addressed a letter to the state department. Secretary Colby said that he had hopes that the ques- tion will be settled satisfactorily to California, Japan and the United States.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30
LIQUOR ASSOCIATION SOLLCITS FUNDS FOR COX PROPAGANDA
 AND AMENDMENT Y0LSTAD ACT

CHICAGO, Aug. 30 (by Associated Press) ).-Chairma Hays of the Re- publican national committee, appear ing before the senate campaign investi- gating committee today, told the sen- ators that the Republican management welcomed the opportunity to further fully set forth the effort of the Repub- lican committee to popularize the giv- ing of money for campaign purposes by getting small contributions from a great many men and women, thus for ever eliminating any possibility of op- portunity for sinister influences in con- nection with money in politics."
 Hays submitted to the committee a letter from George T. Carroll, as pres ident of the New Jersey Liquor Asso- citation interests" He read sections soliciting funds to carry on Cox propa- ganda with the ultimate objective of obtaining an amendment to the Vol stad act to permit the sale of beer
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30
COOLIDGE SAYS DEM0CRATSARE
 BLUNDERERS

BOSTON, Aug. 30 (by Associated Press) ).-Democrat at San Francisco meant to indorse the administration and repudiate it's candidate, but by a strange turn of fate failed to accom- plish their purpose, and with their failure went whatever change of suc- cess they had, Governor Coolidge as serted at a mass meeting here Satur- day.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30
CONDITIONS AT IRKUTSK
 REPORTED UNBEATABLE

TOXIC, Aug. 30 (by Associated Press) The Kokusai news agency in a dispatch from Harbin quotes for mer officer of the Kolchak govern ment, who escaped from Irkutsk, as saying that the conditions there were "ghastly" The BolsheViki, he said, seize the greater part of what little food is available. The remnants of the 'intellegencia" live in constant terror of persecution.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30

and wines. The letter called Cox a pronounced wet"
 Hays said he distributed the work to the general committee of ways and means. He said tentative quotas fixed as goal were always high for a par ticular state to drive for. He said the widest publicity had been given the movement and declared the campaign budget worked out in July called for raising $3,790,000 of which a little over $1,250,00O had been apportioned to publicity. He charged that the Democrats planned to raise from $5,O00,00O to $1O,0OO,OOO.
 Senator Reed, of Missouri, who cross-examined Hays at length, asked pointedly the sources of information upon which he based counter charges against the Democrats, alleging a big fund for misuse by government agen- cies.
 Homer Cummings, former Demo cratic chairman, and Chairman White, are to take the stand this afternoon.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30
PACKING co. IN BAD WITH
 RECEIVERS

SIOUX CITY, Ia., Aug. 30 (by Asso- ciated Press) ).-Promotio of the Mid land Packing Company of this city as ali $S,00O,OOO corporation is revealed as venture in high finance by the report of the receivers filed in the United States court It is alleged there were gross irregularities and manipulations in the selling of stock and management of the plant after it's completion.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30
WAR VETERANS ARE
 TEACHING IN CANADA

TORONTO, Ont, Aug. 30 (by As sociated Press) Two hundred war veterans, trained at public expense, will enter upon their new duties as teachers when the public schools of Ontario open next month.
 Entry of ex-soldiers into the teach ing profession is regarded with great favor by the education department, which has been lamenting the fact that the male school teacher has lately been fast disappearing
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30
STEAMER ASHORE IN
 FOG MAY BE LOST

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 30 (by As sociated Press) The Dutch steamer Arakan, which ran ashore in fog off Point Reyes, is buckling under the stoke hold and is reported in a bad way. The crew of 70 men is standing by the ship, but life saving crew is ready for action. An endeavor is being made to lighter the cargo of the steamer.
 The Arakan today reports herself in no danger.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30
STATE CONSTABULARY
 TO POLICE DENVER

DENVER, Aug. 30 (by Associated Press).-A state constabulary will be organized to take over policing of the city after the withdrawal of the fed eral troops brought here during the street car strike and rioting.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30
ARGENTINE HEAD
 HAS MANY COD-SONS

BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 30. (by Associated Press) When a seventh son is born in Argen- tina, the president of the re- public becomes his godfather, according to a custom. Recent ly seventh male heir was baptized with a brilliant church ceremony at which the rank ing officer of the Argentine army represented President Iri- goyen, who now has quite a large family of god-sons.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30
ARE CHARGED WITH
 VIOLATING SHERMAN LAW

NEW YORK, Aug. 30 (by Associated Press).-The federal grand jury here today indicted AZ steamship companies and freight brokers, including virtually all transatlantic lines, on charges of conspiracy in restraint of trade in vio- latiOn to the Sherman law