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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-06-29
BRYAN, REED AND WALSH
DECLARE WAR ON WILSON

San Francisco, June 26.-Plans
for opposing the administration
treaty and league of nations plank
were formulated at an hours confer
ence tonight between William D.
Bryan and Senators Walsh Of Mas
sachusetts, and Reed of Missouri.
Their first effort, Senator Walsh
said, is to be made in the resolutions
committee by offering substitutes for
the administration plank.
If defeated in the resolutions com
mittee Senator Walsh said it was
planned to present a minority re-
port to the convention. The major
concern, the Massachusetts, senator
added, is to prevent commitment OF
the party to unreserved ratification
of the present league covenant.
eve discussed several platform
planks, principally the treaty and the
league said Senator Walsh.
"For the administration treaty
plank it is pretty generally: agreed
that we shall offer several substitutes
possibly three or four. They have
not been drafted, but our general
purpose is to oppose committing the
party to unreserved ratification OF
the present covenant
If the subplanks should be reject
ed, Senator Walsh said, the next
move would be for presentation OF
the issue TO the convention itself.
Senator Reed declined to discuss
the conference.
The three leaders who met in Mr..
Bryan's rooms, have been regarded
as the principal opponents Of Presi-
dent Wilson's course in the senate
and also as forecast before the con-
vention. Senator Reed in the senate
Joined the Republican "irreconcll-
ables" in. opposing the treaty, while
Senator Walsh voted for ratification
with the Lodge reservations. Both
made several speeches vigorously
criticizing the league, while Mr.
Bryan has spo.en for ratification
with the majority reservations to
avoid the treaty's becoming a con-
vention issue.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-06-29
A Fine Speech.

We heard a good speech an even
ing or so ago. 1t was delivered -
Mr.. C.. F. Templeton, manager OF the
Pepsi-Coia Bottling works in New
berry. The speech made to a very
small audience of one person, The
Herald and News reporter.
Mr.. Templeton had heard the ad-
dress, "Back to the Farm" during
the last chautauqua session here. He
said he could tell the lecturer why
people had left the farms, and he
proceeded to tell that lecturer,
through the ears of the reporter,
fast and fuently, why so many peo-
pie had moved from the country TO
the cities, the movement dating back
to the time when the price Of cotton
was at it's very lowest, People left
the farms because Of the extremely
low price of cotton and everything
else produced there. They could not
make anything above a mere exls.
tence any longer in the country, ana
the cotton mills made 1t prontSaoie
for them to move to the cities. Many
of the best citizens Of the country
brought their families to these cot
ton mills, and mill operatives gener-
ally are of good class of people;
MANY of the farmers had to sell
their places, having lost out through
liens and mortgages on everything
they had. -. .,un,o,
hard pressed, hard worked, with CO..
ton down to and 4 cents, very mite
and very often no market for pota-
toes, turnips, etc., had to give a ilen
ON his crops for the money needed
to cultivate them. They just SIM
DIV gave up in their discouragement1
and It was not to be wondered at
that they focked to the mills where
GOOD money was plentiful for all
Who worked. Now that lands are 30
immensely valuable and cotton, ETC.,
at highest prices in the history OF the
nation, it is a pity that so many
farmers sold their places, and at 30
great sacrifice. In his talk MIR. Ten.
pleton lust wanted to show why u
was that tie eoantry people sssesa
corning TO town IN ssaeh AIge 's'asn-
bers. -
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-06-29
MIMNAUGHS JULY
CLEARANCE SALE

This is the annual event at MINI
naugh's and the buying public knows
what it means and Mimnaugh says in
comparison all other sales that he has
put on are but imitators of what this
one will be. It is sufficient simply
to say to the ladies of Newberry that
this sale will start promptly at 9
o'clock on Thursday and that when
you look over the prices quoted and
the goods offered you will be there
while the bargains last. You know
what Misanaugh sale means.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-06-29
To Have Social Meeting.

The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the Lutheran
Church of the Redeemer will have a
social meeting at the church at 6
o'clock June 80. At this time an
interesting program will be rendered
and the mid summer thank offerings
are to be brought in. Not only the
members of the society but all Of the
ladies of the church are cordially
invited.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-06-29
WIN FOR PIEDMONT
Gillian Pitches Well for Whitmire
But Loses.

The State.
Whitmire, June 26.-Piedmont
turned the tables on Glenn Lowry
today, winning by score of 8 to 2.
Gillian for the home team was en-
titled to shutout, but a costly er-
ror by Long in the fifth with two
down resulted in the visitors scor-
mig three runs. Gillian allowed only
three hits. The attendance was 500.
Batteries: Glenn Lowry, Gillian
and Donaldson; Piedmont, Godfrey
and M. L. Wood.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-06-29

Ridgell and family of Jacksonville,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Schumpert and
family Of Dallas, Texas, will arrive
Saturday for visit to relatives and
friends.
Mr.. H. c. Boozer Of Ninety-Six is
visiting Mrs. j. B. Stockman.
Mrs. S. A. Price of Saiuda is the
guest of her son, J. A. Price.
N. A. Nichols of Ninety-Six spent
the weekend here with relatives.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-06-29
Notice,

On and after July 1st the home
service section, A. R. C.,-wiil close
it's work. in this county, except in
extreme cases of charity. If you
have claims for attent: y, you can
make your arrangements with the
present secretary. All pending claims
will be pursued to completion.
J. W. Carson,
Chm. Civilian Relief Committee.
E. J. Green,
Sec. Home Service Dept.
June 20, 1920.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-06-29
Bishop.Steele.

Miss Matte Lee Bishop, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bluford Bishop Of
near Trinity, and Mr.. Dewey Steele
Of Batesburg were married on Sun
day afternoon by the Rev. e. Y.
Babb at Mr.. Babb's parsonage-resi-
dence. This was an elopeneht. Mr..
Steele has a fgood nanhe&he astose his
bride.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-25
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES
BUILDING PICKING Up

Earl in the spring East Chicago con-
tractors predicted that there would be
very little home building in the Twin
Cities this year. because OF the prohibi-
tive cost of materials and labor. but
during the past month building has
picked up and the building commission
er has issued permits for the erection
OF twenty-five buildings. most OF which
are homes. Included in the list are
permits TO the General American Tank
Car corporation for a $4,000 special
car shop and a $4,000 brass foundry.
and 10 Z y Bunneu for q $4,000
garage.
Other permits include
Frank Wasalyla-s22 eco one story
frame, wegg avenue
Georse Haruey-*5oO garage. AIagoun
avenue
Andy rlzann-ss.ooo one story
frame, 4S5 Homer Lee avenue
sam Balaesa-sl.200 one story frame.
Alder street
P. J. Cumrnings-s46oo one story
brick. Deodar street.
D. Phnhps-$l0 0oo two story brick.
Grapevine street.
John Horn-$Loeo two story brick.
Ivy street.
Frank wozniak-sI1.2oo two stor-
frame, Butternut street.
John Fancalszki-s2. 200 one story
frame, Melville avenue.
NJ E MeCarthy-$5.o 600 one story
brick. Magoun avenue
Katie Nowatski-$2.2oo one stols
frame. Carey street
Mike wentz-$2,2 200 one story brick.
Block avenue
Nike Guak-s8,5oo one story brick.
Enylnn place
c Puntello-s1.2eO one story frame.
Forsythe avenue
Mike Pavlich-s1 zoo one story gar
age. 5405 Block avenue.
Holy Trinity church-s5ooOo one
story brick, Alexander avenue.
Harbough-sl20o one story brick.
Hemlock street
brick Deal st
Carnela Lemza-s4oo repair on two
story frame. Olcott ave
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-25
MOVES TO CALIFORNIA

Emil Anderson. one Of the pioneers
o. Indiana Harbor and one Of the most
respected business men Of the city has
sold his property on Grapevine street
and viii leave within the next few
weeks. for Long Beach Cali. where he
expects to make his home IN the fu-
ture.
Anderson came to Indiana Harbor
seventeen years ago and started wor K
as carpenter Ten years ago he
entered business for himself as 8 gen
erai contractor and two years ago he
became associated with James John
ston in the same business. During
his seventeen years in the city he
has been the contractor fer a number
Of Indiana Harbor's homes and has al
so worked as a carpenter on a much
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-25

Don't forget Carmelite Tag Day on
Saturday June 2sth SIS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-25
IRISH BOND DRIVE

Mark Broderlck. Of East Chicago.
has received word that p J. Moyni-
han. director OF the drive for the sale
Of bonds Of the Irish Republic Will
be in East Chicago. sunday and viii
attend a meeting Of the Napier Tandy
Branch Of the Friends Of Irish Free
dom at St Patrich's hall on the cor
ner OF I3Sth and Grapevine streets. In
diana Harbor. He will endeavor 70
speed the sale Of bonds IN this dis
trict.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-25
CO-oP. STORE Is STARTED

Representative Of the National Con
sumers COOPERATIVE Association Will
be in East Chicago next Sunday for the
purpose OF organizing a cooperative
store in the city They have engaged
Weiland's hall on Forsyth avenue and
viii hold public meeting At two-thir-
Is at which time the Psnc'p pies OF the
association vii be explained
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-25
ELK CAFETERIA

The East Chicago Elks have con
verified their dining room in the club
rooms into a cafeteria for Efxs and
their friends and have placed Dan
English. we'll known mill man and
former roller at the Republic Iron &
steel Co. in charge Meals are ser
we'd at noon and at the supper hour
The Elk say they have the best chef
in the city assisting English
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-25
Mahogany.

Sir William Raleigh introduced ma
hogany into England in 1857. He had
used the timber TO repair one of his
ships While the wood found many
admirers at that time. it did not be-
come OF commercial value until 80
years later Different varieties OF ma
hoganv are found in Africa, Japan
United States. Philippine islands. In
dia and Australia. Il
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-25
WILL REPRESENT HARBOR

sam Wujnovich Of Indiana Harbor
left yesterday with Professor Pupin.
technical head OF the Columbia Univer-
sIty and president Of the National Serb
Federation. ''Sloga.~ for Les Angeles
where he viii represent Indiana Har-
Dor IN the national convention OF the
''SIoga" Wujnovich IS also a member
Of the executive board Of the Organiza-
ton. He expects to be gone for three
weeks
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-25
girls. The other srand-chlld IS a
EXTENDED THEIR SERVICE

The East Chicago Club lunch and
dinner service for which they extend
ed their club rooms. adding a Kitchen
and dining room, has met with great
favor among the members and their
friends and the members are wishing
that they might have room 70 include
all of their friends in a standing in
vitation Alan Lewis, who is always
on hand at meal timo SAYS that 1t is
the best meal for the money that lie
has ever eaten.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-25

Robbed Of His SUPPORT.

Don't forget Carmelite Tag Day or
Saturday June 2sth g..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-25

The organization has been investi-
gated and endorsed by the Lake Coun-
ty Central Labor Union and other trade
bodies ana il is expected that a large
number Of working men will favor the
opening of a store in East Chicago.
Picture charts VIII be used in explain
ing the proposition of cooperative
stores.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-25
LUMBER DROP BENEFITS


Beck and Hepner one or East Chi
Cages leading home building firms.
have announced that due TO the drop
in the price OF lumber they are now
going ahead with the building Of 90
houses in the city Of East Chicago.
Plans for the houses have been drawn
for several months. but consideration
has been delayed because Of the high
price Of materials which would have
made the selling price OF theA houses
prohibitive They now believe they
can afford to sell at a fair price.
The houses viii be erected on North
Oieott. 141st street Barring ave 148th
st. and Walsh avenue. Work Will
be started within the next two weeks
Don't forget carmelite Tag Day on
Saturday june 2sth SIS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-25
BILLY Is HAPPY

William Louis the East Chicago
Indiana Harbor Times advertising man.
is feeling especially fine today as re-
suit of the receipt Of news that he IS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-25

With reference to the road mendei
who fell down last weel; and injured
himself an explanation has now beer
given. 1t appears that the colleague
next to him must have moged Lon
don Punch.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-25
large number

large number.
III health which has kept Mr Ander-
son in California all winter is repson-
stole for his removal from Indiana
Harbor. As soon as his health per
mits he expects TO engage in the CON
tracing business al Long Beach.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-25

In addition 70 the regular meals Mt
English is prepared to serve special
meals and banquets upon REQUEST.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-25

Overweight. within ten pounds IN
der thirty years of age is considered
a favorable sign and indicates resist
ance against tuberculosis After thir-
ty years it Is an unfavorable sign, sig
nifying over-eating. auto intoxication
and danger of hardening OF the ar
teries, apoplexy, heart failure, and
Bright's disease
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-10

Soc. Romina de aiutoriu 81 cul-
tura, Negru Voda, din Nc Kees
Rocks Pa. Avind petrecere i'm
preuaata gu dams III seara zilei de
%, Aug. 1920. la care au avut
un sesultat destall de multumi-
toriu, att din palnct de vedere
moral cit 81 material.
Multumim tuturor fratilor Ro-
mini atit din. loc cit 81 din jur, 81
rugam ca 81 in viitoriu sd ne dea
tot sprijinul dior.
Aducem frud0ase 1nultnnniri d.
nei Marie l. Moldovan care prirr
vinI1fre florilor a colectat sulna
de $14.05 frumoase multumiri din
partea sus nuanitei Societati, tu-
turor fratilor care au contribute
sirau bine volt supra sTyi dupa
cum urmeaza.
Lista donatOrilor. George Tetu 81
sofia 81; loan Craiovean 81 fami
liza $l.50; Lazar Dragos 81; Geo
rye Serbanut 81; Payel NIGGA 81
sofia 81; George Boldea ST.; Toa-
der Rus ST.; George Gurzea 81 So
tia 81; loan Ioanes 81; valantin
Herman 81; Iosif Dra'gan 81 sofia
81; Vasile Dragos 81; Vica Parau
81 familia 81; Niculae Bobolea
81; Vasile Dudas SOC loan Pirvu
SOC Niculae Faur 81 loan Tudor
81 loan Gicasan Soc loan A. Ru-
su 81; David Serbanut 81 Mihail
Secu 81; Niculae Comanila $1.5O;
'Niculae Hatagan Soc; G.Z. Gorun
soc Isidor Morariu 81; Lazar Lu-
ca 81; Petru Rosca soc; Zarie
Dragos 81; Andrein Cornea 81;
Bfrosina Idomir ST.; Vasi'e Holar
81; Joan Moldovan 81 sofia Maria
$14.O5; Saiea Iancu 81;
nitrate in total .$226.25
Este in total fOst 80. .143.0O
Venitul curat .$8325
Care sa predat casiarului Iosif
Dragan pentru al adaoga la fon,
dul societatii,
Multumim inca odata, 81 rngan.
moral cit 81 material.
du-va ca 81 pc viitor GU alta oca-
zie, sane dati sprijinul d-voastra
mora 81 material.
In numele Soc. "Negru Voda"
VII salut;m ell cea mai mare dra-
goste fratiasca.
"PRESIDIUL'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-10
DARE DE sEAMA ST
MULTAM1TA PUBLICA

Soc. rom. de ajutor esi cultura
U. S. TriColorul 81 Independence,
Romina, din Gary, Ind, pc acea-
sta Gale multumeste tuturor fra
tilor romini care ne-au onorat Gu
prezenta dior la petrecerea i'm
preunata cu dams care "a avut loc
in seara zilei de 28 Aug. a. c.
al carei rezultat a fost hestM de
multumitor, att: din punct de ve-
dere moral cit 81 material.
Aducem vii multumiri acelof
frati generosi carl au contribuit
dupa putinta din prisosul dior
ajutind societatea noastra s.. ca
re sunt. urmatorii:
]. Maelat So; I. Domnar 81;
r. Pantea ~; I. Plea 81; 4. M.
Comsa 81; I'll. Comsa 81; A.
Fleser So; |. Popa ST.; G. Muscan
~; N. Orastean s*1; z. Matau
"; NJ. Danet ST.; G. Dragos 81;
j. Flucus 81; NJ. Stefan 81; NJ.
Mo'dovsa 81; r. Neamtu 81; I,
Mirea .$l; "A. Dumitru ST.; G.
Feraru 81; G. Vasile 81; T. Popa
81; Soc. Abraham Lincoln $5;
w. Darabut 81; v. Dyamitru 81;
T. Bolog 81; M. Oana 81; /. .R&-
doiu $1.50; G. Lalul 81; N. Chi
rilA u.
Asetnenea multumim fratelui
Dumitra Popa, find pus din par
tea soc. un ceas de 'buzunar la
| licitatie dilsul licitat pima Ia
slma de ST. Deoi Gu aceast0
ocazie am ayut urmatorul rez,dr
| TIT: 4,
| nitrate i'm total ...... .$476O0
| Este in total .......... $2a200
Raminfnd VENT curat $. .$244.0O
care suma sa adaogat la fondul
societatii.
Deci inca odata marltqmim .tp-
turor fratilor roalini si-i rugadn
Ca sf pc wiitor sd ne onoreze q,
!: prexenta dior, dfndu-ne valoro-
sui dior sprjjih.
| In nunnele Soc. u. s.. Trio Co1orul
p independents Romfua,
i MAN !. MAIEIlAE, Rreq
I ROSALIM NEAa4TU, ascr
| MollAp zl!lRul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-10
4 douazeci 81 CinCia anlvorsaro

|ancii Cleveland Trust G.
rHE CLEVELAND TRUST COM.
PANY CELEBREAZA A DOUA.
ZECI 81 CINCIA ANIVERSARE, IN
10 SEPTEMBRE DE CELE DOUA-
ZECI 81 SAsE OFICIURI Carl Sc
AFLA in TOATE PARTILE ORASU-
.LUI CLEVELAND. ACESTE. OFICI-
URI AU LUAT .NASTERE DIN
POLITICA URMARITA DE BANCA
DE A Fl ,,BANCA TUTUROR."
A FOST PRIMA BANCA CARE
A INCEPUT DE A FACE FILIALE
IN VECINATATE in ORASUL
CLEVELAND, Gu RESULTATUL CA
ACUMA ARE DOUAZECI 81 SASE.
BANCA A sERvIT CONsT11NC1os Pc MICH
: DEPUNAT0RI Pc oMUL CARE VOLT CA
SA-SI TRIMITA ECoNoM11LE NEAMURILoR DIN
EUROPA, Pc oMUL CARE VOLT uN 1MpRu
NUT CA sA-s1 cLADEAsCA CASA EA FosT
1RovAZUTA Gu oAMENI Att LA FIL1ALE
CIT ST LA cENTRALA Carl voRB1AU L1MBA.
CLIENT1LoR, ST DAT AJUToR IN MULTE FE:
LURI Not1LoR AMERICANA ].
REsULTATUL E CA ACUM BANCA ARE
225,000 DE DEPUNAToRI FoARTE PUT1NE
BANc1, DE ORR UNDE, AU c1sf1GAT 1NoREDE-
REA LA ASA MULTI oAMENI DEPUNER1LE
sAU RID1CAT LA $l00,O0O,00o. ACEAsTA ARA.
tx CA UN MARE NUMAR DE oAMEN1 Sc IN
CRED 81 AU INCREDERE IN ACEAsTA BANCx
ACEAsTA INCREDERE FosT CLADITA NUNAI
PRN AMI DE sERv1cIU oNEsT ST GU MARE
BxGARE DE sEAMA.
ACUM CfND THE CLEVELAND TRUST
COMPANY UNA DIN BANGLE cELE MAI
MARI DIN TARA NU ESTE UITATA ID ARMATA
81 DE DEPUNAToRI EA INTREBUMTIAzA
MARBLE 81 REsURsE DE FAc1L1TA PENTRU
foTI 81 oFER1 sERv1oIU DE soH1MB STRAIN
sIauR 81 DE McREDERl CARE sE AJuNaA
LA ToATE TARILE 81 oRxsELE DIN LUME.
Ube
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-10
INSTIINTARE

Il Soc. romina de ajutor 81 cul-
tur6 Albina din New Castle, Pa,
in sedinta eli lunara. generala IT,
nuta la 5 Sept. a. C., hotar1t ca
Gotta lunara sa fie $1.75 della pri-
ma lunei Otc. a. G.
Tot in sedinta mai sus ~Aentio-
nata s'a hotarft ca fieste care
membru apartinator soc. Albina
este deobligat fl in current Gu
cotelc lunare de fie care Luna
cind trimite conspectul, spre O.
rientare, conspectnl pc luna Sept
Sc va trimite GU. data de 10 Oct.
Toti fratii membri sd fie in buna
regula pima la data mai sus men,
tionata Ia caz contrar vor Fl tri-
misi absenti la u. S. r. A. Toti
fratii membri sunt rugati lua
aceasta ihotarire la cunostinta.
Tot fratii membri earl Si-au
platit cotele pc arul dntreg stunt
rugati de a4si achita restul de
25c della data prianei Oct. a. c..
conform hotarirei noastre din TIRE
cut ca sa sc faca un al doileaI
tablou Gu membrii fondatori al
Halei Societatii Albina, toti acei
frati membri carl STUNT in drept
de a figura in acei tablou stunt
rugati de a-si inainta fotografii-5
le la Mr.. Sevy, Fotograf, pima
la ~finea lunei Septembrie a. c.
Acei carl nu-si vor inainta foto-E
grafiile pima la data. de mai sus.
wor ramfnea afara din tablou.
In numele soc. Albina,
.DAN GREAVJJ, Pres.e
AVISALOM A. GUCIU,
(208-9- Secretar I. !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22
BOXER Britt in
Wrong with Comm.

Boston, Oct. 21-The boxing Ii.
cense Of frankie Britt of New Bed.
ford, holder at one time of the vel.
terWeight and lightweight cham.
pionships Of New England, was sus.
pended today for one month by the
state boxing commission. The com.
mission charged that Britt failed to
keep an engagement at Fall River on
Oct. IL.
John Lester johnson, heavyweight
Of this city drew two months suS.
pension for hitting Battling Nc.
Creary over the head with a chair
at the end of their bout on Oct. T.
johnson asserted that McCreary, who
won the bout, had kicked him.
The commission also revoked the
license of the Hanover Athletic club
and indefinitely suspended the L..
censes of all officers Of the club. This
action followed a public hearing a!
which several boxers woh participa.
ted in bouts on Oct. 9, claimed that
they were not paid for their services
alleging an aggregate of appron'
mately $500 due them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22
PETER MANNING WINS
EOS AT ATLANTA MEET

Atlanta. Ca. Oct. 21-Peter Man
ming. bay gelding. driven by Stokes.
easily won the EOS trot for purse
Of $500. the feature Of today's
grand circuit races here. His best
time was 2.04 IA and for the last
half Of the third heat he made
80 la.
The 2.o7 pace was wontby Captain
Mack, piloted by Parlin, who took
the first two heats and dropped the
third to Jay Brook. There were
only two starters in the trot open to
two.year-olds and Bogalusa driven
by ]. Thomas easily took the $500
purse.
The z.10 class pace open to south
ern horses proved one Of the most
closely contested matches of the sea-
son here and was won by George NJ,
owned by william Gallagher of Sell
ma. Ala. and piioted by Edman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22
Senator Mel ormick
Heaps Praise On Lodge

lowell. Mass. Oct. 81 - United
States Senator Medill Mccormick Of
Illinois tonight eulogised Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge in an address at
a rally in Odd Fellows Temple, ar
ranged under the auspices Of the
Lowell Republican City committee.
In his allusion to Senator Lodge
the speaker said:
Governor Cox has as little regard
for facts as any man who ever ran
for the presidency. Are we not all
ashamed that the candidate OF any
party should devote himself TO crude
abuse rather than to dispassionate
discussion Of the issues involved.
Cox came to this state and villihsd
its foremost citizen, charging him
with motives which the senator's
colleagues refute to q man. There
was never a time when Senator
Lodge was not moved by spirit OF
patience marching with loftiest pat
riotism; with fortitude comparable
to his courage. Cox calls him con-
spirator, when he knows that every
step in considering the Wilson treaty
and the Wilson league was taken in
the open. If ever there was con-
spiracy it was in secret conferences
at Paris and not in the open chamber
sessions of the United States Senate
at Washington"