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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
10 QUE HACE UN
GOEIERNC RONRADO

HahIa desputs de las inmOralida-
DIES ADMINISTRATORS del c~arrancismo,
diciendo que enriquecieron es~candalo-
samente q les aIlegados a don Venus
tu.ano. Y que esas inmoralidadeS nan
cesado. En- unos cuantos diaS dc Co
kieruo hoCr2do. Sc ha degrade reSnl-
ri" econ6rIcamcnte de tai suerte. 1ue
rn Ia ~actu&iidGd los empleados publ
COS. u eslaban Il racl6n de hambre
en tiempos dc don NEWSSTAND. reciben
sus suelGos sin dcscuento ) con toda
reGular'dad.
FL general Gales. Ministro de Ia
Guerra. ha ContribuIdo acknowledgements
I este respcc,o con laudable eficacla,-
ros dice-recrGanizando intelIgente-
ncnte e. E!hvcito ' ahorrando Il
cnOrme Cau,idad de dinero."
EStas breVes Indicaciones hastan
para demostrar que Ia situaCI6n int
'ior del pal. So ha tornado en- unos
Cuantos dias dc pesIma Ell eXcclente.
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CAPTURARON Ell MONTE TAFE-
SIT, EN- MEllLlA

Del Servicio Especial para LA PRENSA"
MADRID. hsosto 6.-Cuatro column
mas de tuerzas espaholas bajo el man
DO del General Fernandez Silvestre,
Comandante General de Melilla. Ma
lruecos, a rIrIron Ell monte Tafcrsit
=: las posicioncS adyacentes. aver.
Ii Alto Comis:on2Lo espafol en Ma
rruccos al dq-lu Cd.Eta de este hc:ao
al Ministro ,ie ia Guerra, 10 lnforma de
que los rativos otrecieron alguna re-
s%itcncia Y Que causaron algunas bajas
entire las fGcIzas espahOlas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
LOS ROJOS pIENSANe TOMAR
VARSOVIA

Telcsrama Especial para LA PRENSA
L0NDRES. aGosto Lii ocupacIon
de Varsovia por los b~olshevikis Sc ia
f;iado para e. . del prcsente. segun
dice in despacho enyiado de Berlin
81 "TImos" dc Londres. transmitiendo
4 Ia vcz un mensaje inalamorlco reel
por la National Ze:tuns'.
La defcnsa de Varsoria sc ha cen
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Hasto las piedras re-
chazarion q los CO.
rrarCistdS

Nlcne de IA Id.T
10 revoIuciouarto u determine IN
cambio radical. fue necesario. eXponta-
ueo y ACCOMPLISHMENTS rApido. No fue
n movimiehtc mllitarista; el EJerclto
10 hizo obra activa como institution,
sine que sus jefes ~fueron impulsados
por ell. sentimicEto publico a abstener-
sc dc seguir prestando apoyo a nm Pre-
sidente cue Woo ~abiertamente Ia Cons
tiuci6n del pals. .Ahora TODD estd tran
uu!lo, la cehrldia esta apagaGa. Y 81
,.nico probiema que resta por re%olver
es Ell de la Baja California. qu" en- mi
concepto sN so!uclonara paCificamente."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
7 ~N"As
CUAl SERA IA ACTlTUO
De LOS ESTADOS UNiOOS

De LOS ESTACOS UNiOOS
En- SecUidG no. habI1 muy extern
samente el Senor Pesque.ra acerca de
los procedimicntoS del corcnel Cantu
desde que tiene Ct control guber1a-
mental de Ia Baja California, y de-
clara que e. cltado jete l,evu varioS
amos de explotar aGuelIa region del
pals. Jenieudo como base principal de
81 exploitation los vicioS ct todas sus
formaS. habivudo Creado uaturIlmeu
- iu.n-eses espureos IN su mayoria,
que eSJan lntImamente lgains con 81
administration; asi eS que esos inte-
reses mas O mencs fuertes Sc Green
amcnaZadoS con II desapariCidn del
cautuismo Ell Ii Baja California.
Hizo en seEuida algunas "onsidr"a-
clones Sobre Ia complication intcrua-
cioual que Dudiera sobrcvcnir del con
t!icto. Y ag~es6 II respecto: ST .!
coronel Cautu. ceGaGo On su horrache-
ra de dominic y e~speculaci6n Quiere
sumar eSoS clementos a los "sc'S"S
suyos. cntonccs Mexico pondrA natu-
raImeutc 4 los EStados Unldos Ell g.
sigu!enty contlictc: o definir 81 &C
titud france Y resuelta en- favor Gel
-obierno c~ousituidO o ~proteger a Ia
falauGe que enCabeIar.L entonces e!
corougl C4ntu. Tenemos va evIGen-
Gas Ga que Sera 81 primer ctm!ro ii
4w, los Estados Tnidos 2oopt"n por
las medlGaS que ba estate Gictaauo ci
.oulr.ao dc Washington con rei1c!"A
a Ia Baia California. En- tai conSl-
fa,., iGr-sicua lIci&ndonoS ei n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
LOS ESTADOS UNIOOS ESTAN EN-
PEllGRO DE PEROER SU
POSICION

NUEVA YORK. agosio la OPT
MON general que preva!ece aquf es
que a meno5 dc u el gob.erno de Wash
ington tome mayor intereS en- Ia situa
cI6n general eel petr6leo. los ame:I-
canos ~perderan Ia esplandida posici6n
cue tienen an este campo. en- ei cue las
r~aciones europeas Sc muestran suna-
mente actiNNs.
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FL REcoNoClmlENTo De HEHHs'
"a LASTING 4 LOS MsXICRNOo'

ErEVA YORK. aEosto, 7.-D'eese a
o, no reco2ocirieuto del EobieCno ae
A. l. Hucr.u por los Es,ados n
dos inrv.Ea : otende 4 los HleN'-
muy appointments en- vista "c' -
de haber sliO reconocldo e.
20 Herrera l." Guatemala.
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Sc ESTARlECERA Ell CORREO
AEREO ENTIRE MEXICO Y TAM
PlCO.

riUDAD d: MEXICO. agosto -
IL primer ~a.lyic;o AeTco de correo en-
We esta "a tai V la ciudad de Tampi-
20 Sc estab!ccera Ia emana e~ntrante.
Scgun el p"oyccto a~probado, dos po-
GeroSos hIr!alos haran Wales diarios
-rcycmdo : licvando ia correspondent
C.t.
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VARSOVA HA SLDO EVACUADA

polaco dentro de pocos dfas y domi-
naran el ~ferroc4rril entire Dancing y
Narsovia. de manera que los polacos
no podran recibir las armas y NUM-
clones que lleguen Y sean deSembar-
cadas en- Dancing.
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fiado al ejercito del norte. que Sc ha-
LA bajo 81 mando del general lIaller.
Ell frente norte polaco, dice Ia Ma
tional Zeitung". ha sido ~compietanen
te de~sbaratado. Las tropas rusas lie
Saran al corredor sureste del corTedor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
.soCIOLOGlA Y POLITICA

En- Casa Aisna--PaEInas cs aes-s''o'
~ Manuel NErsc!z B.lIco ..-...-.. &C
In fl,sr-ia &c Espa5R y .cs Estates
UD!Gcs score H,yieo. p9r G Lie To 90
ribso EsGuigS O5.eEon 49,
Ia rsisma ob=a. enPas-4da 81 Ella So
Ia organization 2oiI-es dc Mexico
Emilio 2zb%Ss ~
-;rLn-z d. CGsae-y-- E0sasc lie CT
rjca A~f.ta-ira 2r- e. IL Jose ai.rr7o Si.Oe
I'm Decenio de Poliica Mezfcan2
,, = Lie Name. CAe-o ---- $500 S-9S
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oBRAs DE UTILIDAD PRACTIC.

Art= Gr5ficas.-E6-nulsS , 2rOcecI-
nintos para Lp0EraGa, E-zoAao''
NCCs4ptA. eES. SV'tS
A-ts de guitar as ua2eaas 80 %1@
cLaSs &C ;eJl6os S'''
cEIA De GAL-INASi e r~alI2e-o. in
-ubAc!6u. E.;ne1:ns ; 5eoiCas, aIEsrSe.
CELIA. czs-ac.6n. eDfeTneehcs ca
-acI6a. empaqus ; c-ansForce de- hue
70. Tor A EsGare- = = EnH1-a- s--Ss
Cy-LTTyO De a~OETALIZAS: H5ro
que. erselz -pracacancnts z. euu'o
6s .o5a e!ass de hocJal!Las: a.o. re
7o.as, ceboLa. rEbaco. torFatc, eSpa-
-zp- lechuSa, etc. Co- santos s|o-
dHxuez : :. ZaEAb7S ...-.----.--S--.
E,=nsntos De Nie-aaira- - fue--a. nosi-
MEMO. reslsceac-s7. maG-laas s.u7.SS,
eGuiG5r.o, deusiGad. c-c- -......--..... Sos
= Devote Gcsa:lno--Co.e-r.oH de ora
clones e. aouo- de san Jose. por
Ahadiaco ...... .....-.- .....-... $40
I, NeG.co de is amsG4s-Naaua! ,s6-i-
co prasc.co de NeGisiaz. = -czncs lie
todos- In ,olro te-a
E} Lis-o &c las EAd-es-Ob-a uGy 49,.
po- los coH0Ci-len-ss gls ysoc-ra = as
na5-es &c :zG.ul4 para clmp.:S 81 a.
Els-2 mission &c Cc-aas y ecUrSC q los
aIcs o0s
H-gcr. de. Nat-nca.o.-I Goro &c los
exposes. pos =. DE-. Pe-el=ar = n Real
Academia De Asc-cln= &c EAt~r.oG4- IN
,omo tea .....--.-.--.- ..S-.9'
Gr.A DEL AMA>SADOE De CAaA-
LOS Y r. Fsg.tCe&. ns-gaa uc
Nsauo vasa Ggu-r -- --s horns s@-
Haos = m2.as b-ll-s o c~cs-l-ss. Po-
Es-a-,sr Mora ......... ...-..-.-.S--tG
GA,-os DE cOMaArE. tasaoass9n.
cs-., 60 s-p.-ao gallo &c ggnoa-".
--s- 81. ..-.=. -.--s.4-. -1a'.1s
y ,.au.us. g-- Eau..aO Lopez---.-..Sl.'0
u .a. So ..--l@-t-:o seac3-
.o s .-.- .l..'f. .""- .'sl -s
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Pesqueira condena con
energio al coronel
Cantu

remotamente un probiema milirar por
obvias razOnes, : parecc ser que toda
IL raz6H de Su rcs,s;encia Ia radica
ell ~Corpuel CantU en- las compl!cacio-
nas in,crn@cionaleS que 81 rebeldia pu
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
ARTICULoS ESPECIALES PARA
LA SEMANA
fERBAS MEDICINALES.

Raiz aToic. arnica. alfic-ilIo. copal-
qutn. cachano, cachana. caScalote. costo-
mate. caScara de cnclno. chucnucpastIe.
tamiana. escobilla. flor de ti!ia. amayola.
altea. guayacan. hipote. hucso ma
rIey. hitamo real. ~lirala. immortal. :cr-
mariola. mira en- polvo. ota,c.
peoa!as, pasmo palo mulato. CO.
de brazil. de paralena. raiz cha
Ia, rail- mala mujer. SANTA maria. taru-
mana. verbcus. yerba mora. y muchss
otras. 81 no tenemos en- cxistencia Sc
consiguen en- plaza.
II y u c y
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OBRAS DE EDUCACiON
I.TsRCS DE LECTURA.

49,
Cc.azon.-Da-so De IN Nine 7ez
Aulcls "oO
e Angel Gel Eorar-Lib-O pTine'o de iee-
r:-z. vara ni6ss 'SS
6, A7.-l de. Ec=s--Li5ya .egunao... QUO
"a 7e-lz De II Casa-TeTcc: ES7O De FL
Aa-e. del HoEar eoe
Isc-7- Nez:,aao P-i@-ro. p1 oscoy-..-. eVc
Lscto- Nex:ca-o T=rce-O zee. .-.- ''l
aeto4o De .sc-I-u-=-s..G-a. pOr ks9sS-
nzea. con apEcac'on Gel fonetsrno y
n Marcia ana,it.cc-Sin,elcA 1900. nc
Nancgua aunero , VIC
AanuIa nGnero , ''>
NanScgr. uGmero : <SI
Gard-vl udmerS : Npe
NRnEe-il ndnerc 5 QUO
Slaha-io de San Miguel .........-.-'- VSc
Cv-.o Dc LeaEaa:s. 2cr = Prof. Ricardo
E53-r-PI-er Gao NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COG
r,-o .. LeaIuat-SeglGdo snO ....... Csc
HIsTORIA.
CATsA y FUSILAMIESTo De MANI
y~rIANO y DE SUS GENERATES
NrgANON y NEJIA ca.Ga as Que
-...-a. prisloac-os On p Ce-7o Go las
Can7.2as. ;gares y dr:e-so-cs- a,-5a
-,cres. aascu-s0s sencene:ados . m"s7-
.r. 2alz5-as de Nay5uu--aao y MIRA
mon etc Uaica edgciea confo-sas a
o--,7aG que Sc euc@r@--a ~ e. A--a,-
e, Genera g is Macon
CORRESPONDENTS - -JAEEL
vCETLUC. Non -as @.1s de
So A.2aoa.e Ha5a.-9. .os DO
no. q Je-ks~. --4a--r-e- : >aT-E2
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

:, gene de. &at-moa.o.-I L5ro &c los
exposes. po- =. DE-, Pe-es-a, = n ReSl
A.ademia de MeC-ela& &c EAt-r.o14- IN
.omo tea ...,---.-.--- -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

R-ccta-ro 5e Ms4.s.7s Do-ss. .-a-Co.e--
.Ioa &c -s-e-a- pa-E casaS .a- r-.C-ue-
1accs e meg 1-r &c rel.r.~- gcgG
S~srve-os d= a %sr1.4ez--a5-c &c --a-
uL.Ia2d go .. =aas=. pc 81 sL-a - -
ceLrS $ eGss=aaEas &C -o2leae "a
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s-as .ae s-zlu : p.-a.4s a-e ma
au- TraJaGo - eotta.-a ---.s.aal
pad = r--4r. .- De .o-as IS err
--.,ecagss .-. D
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

:. Devote Observation-Disclosures de ora
clones e. homer de San Jose. Dor
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81 Lis-o &C las &ad-es.-O5-a MY a..
Do los conocinlen-ys que ysocLra = as
raares &c :zEiIi4 para rlup@- 81 aG-
sas-2 mission &c cc-raac y ecUcaC . .Cs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

c,-rsntas &c Nc-a=lcG- - f-e--a. MOTT
n.enLo. rrsls-sac-ss. m&g-laas s.12.S,
N1l.sE5r.o. ccrsiGaG. c-c. Observation-Disclosures
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12

o'clock Rev. Clarence L Allen. pastor
OF the Fourth Street Methodist church
tcrment will be made in Greenwood
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12
YOUR COMPLEXION
CAN Be MADE WHITE,
SOFT AND YOUTHFUL
By the Use of the BLACK
and WHITE Beauty
Treatment.

Every woman wishes to appear beau
tiful. The savage maiden tattoes her
skin. fixes rings in her nose and user
other crude ornaments To make herself
more attractive. An example of present.
day beauty among civilized women Is a
soft, velvety skin and a radiant COM
pleXion.
To improve your complexion. you
should not use anything that hides your
cations last only few hours, and are
Injurious TO the delicate skin tissue IN
many cases.
You can mako your complexion beau
tiful by removing the faded. dark. sal
low, blotchy skin with the BLACK and
WHITE Beauty Treatment which con-
s,sts OF creamy ointment and soap.
TIE skin and is easy TO apply. Before
retiring you thoroughly cleanse the skin
with BLACK and WHITE Soap; then
mix and apply BLACK and WHITE
Ointment according TO directions.
The BLACK and WHITE Beauty
Treatment will also remove .ptmples.
sun frcckles, insect bites. skin blotches,
liver spots and other unsightly olem-
ishes OF the skin. Remember that the
BLACK and WHITE Beauty Treatment
is different from other cosmetics in that
il removcs-does not cover or hide-the
blemishcs.
You can buy BLACK and WHITE
Ointment and Soap at all good drug
stores for 25c each a package, or the
manufacturers will send both postpaid
on receipt OF soc.
and a BLACK and WHITE Birthday and
Dream Book. il you will clip and mail
this advertisement 70 BLACK and
WHITE, Box 9l3, Memphis. Tenn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12
ROOSEVELT'S SISTER
CONTINUED Prom Page one.)

scrt himself to give the state for
Hughes.
The nomination Of Hoover came at y
time unfortunate for him. 1t was )
q clock in the afternoon and the aud
cnce had been sweltering for Ave hours.
When his introduccr, describing Hoo
vcr's services. worked up TO a climax
and said, Herbert Hoover heard that
call" the applause that ought TO have
come was rather faint. and was marred
by some little signs of organized hiss
ing. Where that come from could not
be understood. probably from local
sources and for purely local reasons:
The Kisses came again at the end OF
the Introductory speech. but this tin:c
they were drowned in organized cheer
ing The preparations Of the Hoover
followers for the convention had been
almost as thorough as in Ine case Of
Wood, Lowden and Johnson.
The Hoover Demonstration.
The galleries turned out TO have large
numbers Of followers WITH Hoover flags
who were determined to go on with the
demonstration. Senator Smoot. who was
presiding, pounded his gavel In vain.
Hc announced Hoover's seconder. and
The speaker came on the stage but still
the demonstration went on. He was a
tall and rather engaging young man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12
BLACKSMITH.
RoY}vERvF3VE7
Ea ;|iilI xa IN lem
Boyish Quarrel May
End In Victims Death
Special to The Intelligenccr.

Special to The Intelligencer.
NEW MARTINSNlLLE. June IL
John Lentz. the 1@-year old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas d. Lcntz. lies in n
critical condition in the Wetzel County
Hospital here as result of injuries
received on the head from steel boat
spike at the hands Of playmate. Har-
old Clcgg. The boys with other play
mates were playing along tho wharf AT
the Ohio river and were teasing ana an
moving each other. II Is said that young
l>entz directed some remark to the Clegs
younFster and no graspcd the spike and
hurled 1t at his tormentor. The spike
entered the skull OF Ientz. near the right
temple, producing paralysis He was
rushed to the hospital and an operation
was performed Reports today frYm
his bedside were to the effect that mis-
recovery is very doubtful.
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last word in sorority. TheloOs Of WI.
lis speech nominating lnE Got un-
mistakably spontaneous apause from
While the oratory went the man:
ayers OF the various candateS and
their assistants .strolled up q down the
delegates. They gossipcd NTH eAch
other. and compared noteSNith Sach
the Lowden mana gers had q definite
confidence. Neither Of them "a, or -,
sure about the delegates. It's z safe
guess that the delegates Woy like to
Be free and that ~ soon a4hey are
free from their obligations ar only
few ballots, the AliEnmen1 WI change.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12
CONDITION SERIOUS
Messenger 10y Who Survived the II.
tAnlc Disaster Injured by Pail
Down Elevator SHAFT.

Henry Swerkos. the South Wheeling
lad employed rs a messenger boy for the
Wheeling News. was seriously hurt by a
fall down an elevator shaft at another
building yesterday afternoon.
II was SAID al the North Wheeling
hospital carly this morning that he was
injured. The full extent OF
his injuries probably will not be deter
mined for a couple of days.
The injured boy is a survivor Of the
Titanic disaster. having been rescued
when the ship which was bringing him
to America went down in the Atlantic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12
OBITUARY


Funeral services for Miss Marguerite
Annette Gaus. daughter OF Mrs. Aarsar-
q slater and the late Aloyious Gauo,
who died yesterday morning at the fam.
lily home, No. ?sO7 Market street, Will
probably be held Monday morning a.
$3.50 o'clock Requiem high mass Wall
be made in Mont Calvary cemetery. The
deceased was a well known young lady
On the South. Side and death was due
10 complications which she suffered
from during the past four months. Pri-
nr 10 her illness she was employed at
the Blackburn grocery on Market street
as a clerk Besides her mother she IS
Survived BY one brother. Harry, Of this
cIkN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12
STOP. TODACCl .

ston tobacco for Z r,onth and nov
much better you feel. You {! stop
without suffering any inconyenice or
feeling the usual crivins. sim1 ct
. Dor Of Nicotoi from any drugs, use
as directed and the habit quit you.
ancr IN disease will increase a. 20
will cease TO be . slave to niti4A
Read what Dr.. Conner formerly the
John. Hopkins Hospital. says aba the
evil effects OF tobacco in an afticlIoon
to appear In this paper. Nieotol dis
pensed by All 1000 olIk his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12

1t was visiting day at the prison and
an elderly dame was being shown
around by keeper. At one cell she
yentured 10 ask what tho man was be-
ing punished for.
For stealing a piano" the keeper
told hcr.
And did you steal it," asked the
dame. turning TO the prisoner, sympa-
thetically.
Yes ma'am." replied the man.
thinking she might be a person Of In
fluonce who would interest herself in
hts behalf. I'm sorry TO say ] did. but
"A moment Of weakncss!" Easped tho
visitor Goodness gracious. What
couldAyou have done in moment OF
Etrrrs th?"
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Both Of us who were close TO the stand
could hear well enough to realize that no
had 4 good voice. But not 10 peopl"
in tho audience heard word OF II. Your
CORES pendent. who was very close was
able 10 hear exactly tho last ten words
of the Hoover secondcr's speech: They
followed him in war. they will follow
him in peace"
because the next Hoover secondcr
was woman, tho demonstration sub
sided for little while she came out
dressed in what seemed TO be consct-
ously classic dress OF pale yellow ana
blue. She held up both hands In an APP
healing way and the noise ceased. She
spoke from the woman's point or view
wholly. winding up by saying that NO
man now have the vote and that II the
Rcpubilcans will nominate Hoover. the
women Will be grateful to the party
and will show the party that Hoover
was man who understood US. They
will come out from their quiet homes
and vote for him."
Willis Makes = Hit
Ex-Governor Frank Willis. OF Ohio.
who put Harding in nomination got his
best applause when nc affirmed the re-
solve that whoever is nominated here
shall he the next president" Hardings
friends have been supposed 10 be seri-
ously piqued by the fight Wood made
against him in Ohio. and declarations OF
harmony are extremely popular In this
convention. Willis IL = typical old time
convention orator. To hear him get
every last bit of vocal Of tho RS" and
"Os' IN -four years ago" Is to know the
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SCOTTISH RITE
GIVES BANQUET

Scottish Rite Masons to the number
OF over 700. many OF them candidates
who had passed through the Rose CroiN
and Kadosh degrees and the thirty-hrst
and thirty second degrees during the
summer reunion gathered at banquet
in the hall at the Scottish Rite Cathe-
dral last night.
1t was stated that the anAlr was en-
tirely Informal. given to wind UP the
summer reunion and that there would
be no program and no speeches.
The affair was thoroughly enjoyable
and highly appreciated by all who at
| tended.
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OF the st. Luke's p. z. church. Will have
charge Of the serces. InterIncnt will be
in tho family burying grounds at Calls:
Ohio, cemetery. She was resident OF
thi scity for over a quarter OF century
an dis survived by her dauhgtcr. at
whose home she died.
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SUICIDE FOR four ON
j, S. ARMY TRANSPORT

WASHINGTON. June 1l.-Four per-
sons on board the army transport Mt.
Vernon committed suicide after ono OF
the ships propellors broke off the Nir-
ginia cost. according to Il radio dispatch
received here today. Their names or the
circumstances were not given.
The transport has aboard 1000
Czecho- Slovak troops who arc being TAX
en- TO their native land from Siberia.
5000 German war prisoners under a
United States army guard and ESQ own
end children. She is heading for Nor
folk and Is due there tomorrow.
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Ksrmau KirchKsssner.

Funeral arrangements for Herman
Kirchgcssner. who died yesterday morn
ing at his late home. No. 2ll2 Jacob
hour last evening. The services will he
in charge OF Rev. William q. tlfcrt,
pastor Of the st. Johns Evangelical
church. Interment will be in Green
wood cemetery. The deceased was Ill
but a short time when tho end came.
He waS born in Germany, and when IN
his twcnty-third year came to this
country. coming directly to this city,
where ne has since resided. In 1905 he
was united in marriage to Miss Eliza
beth Reuter-, who survives. Prior TO his
death nc was employed as janitor at
tho Whitaker-Glessncr offices in East
Wheeling
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Sister" said the deacon severely.
you should avoid the very appearance
Of evil"
asked the sister"
Il observed that on your sidehoa I'd
you have several cut glass decanters,
that each OF Thorn is half filled with
what appears to be ardent spirits"
Now. deacon. II isn't anything or the
kind. hTe hotties look so pretty on the
sidehoard that filled them halfway
with some floor stain and furniture pol-
iah just for the sake Of appearance
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VERDICT OF GUILTY IN
The TRIAL OF SNYDER

Special Dispatch to The lntelliGcnccr.
| MARLINTON. W. Va. June 1.-THE
J trial OF Ed. snyder. charged with
shooting up tho mines Of the +. T..
/ White CSRl Company in Raleigh County
! resulted w a verdict " guilty.
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foaAn Yun@al

Funeral services Tor Mrs. Mary Eliz-
.Hbet HOGAN, who died yesterday morn
ing at the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
W A. Hart. No. Sl4 South York street.
will be held this afternoon at two
O'Clock DR.. Jacob Birmingham rector