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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
Fischer, Bomb Plot Suspect,
ANNOYED President Wilson
ENGINEERS HOLDING
HEARING ON CANAL


Special Dispatch Ia Tn" lnt".iig"r'.T.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept. 20 --Thr"" nun
dr"d representatives from Prnn>SlNLhih.
Dh.u nnd Michigan. were present al ne
hrAring b"fur" the Board ~ Engineers
Of ihr 'nItrd States Arm! today. l" de-
irrmln- the route FOR tn" rropn$"d l-ahc
Erie and ohio River canal. Tn" mem
hcrS 4 the board ar Colonel William '.
Judsnn chairman. Colonel M"riwcth"r
l.. Walker and Lieut.. colonel Edward
W Markham.
j. = Garrison. Of Cleveland. Daio. a
member uf tn" ONO Stat" Canal COM
mission. strongly adv""H'" cd the cen.
Strurtjun. ui Tia" water route. He SAID
that VA" canal would offer thr"r ad-
NaLtag"E. first. sh"rt"r route: second
more tonnage. and third. a tw" way
route, that the necessity for the water
route was never before SO urgent hS AT
thr present time and that the proposed
-, nstruCtnn uf tn" canal should mt be
post punrd for the future generation.
Four barge routes are proposed. These
routes will connect Pittsburgh, Wh"el-
inS and Cincinnati with Toledo. tlrNc-
land and other lake CenterS. They are
commonly known a the Toledo and GIN
c!nnn'i: Sandusky and Portsmouth
CIrvrlar and Marietta and Ashiah'i Ia
and T1t'sOurgh routes.
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Phllad"luh.a. sept, 2n--T"stirnony
that Erwin and Grover B'rcholi. con-
vic,rd draf' dodgers w"r" together IN
thus ,fy IN Nprrl. 1919. nearly Two
wears after they w"r" first sought by
tho military authorities was given IN
the trial Of ln"r molhrE Mrs Emma
{ BerEdoli. Their brother. Charles y.
Braun. James F.. Rnm!E. AIhrr; :
Mitchell and Henry SChuh. on charges
~ couspirire 10 aid them III their "vnS-
ion OF military srrvi,r which oprm"i
here rodai IN ne United states d!slrIt
court
Fi,zhuSh lee Ireedon. \ - year "id
witness told o! being summoned 20 i.r
win Bergdol!'s homs al Nr"nweU. near
here, and inr!;rd 10 accompany h;m "rf
A trip 10 tho south. Th" next morning.
April - OF 9S. 1919. he said h" Wen
TO Mrs Bergdolrs hom" n rh.~ r.;A.
and together with Romlg. The f'rru"r
ragisirate who acted as advisor ;" In-
family. he went In an automobile TO
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VETS Of 81
OWN THE TOWN
Governor .and Mayor Wei
come G. A. R. to In
dianapolis

indianapolis sop; eo.-Thc boys
who In 81 answered the call OF Father
Abraham tonight owned Indianapolis
ard Indiana. The cry and state TO
night Serc formally turned over 20
hem by Mayor Charles ". Jewett and
Governor James Z Goodrich al q semi
orictal meeting and reception working
me formal opening or tn" 1870 reunion
u the Grand Army % the Republic. An
address OF welcome also was nade Ny
Robert " Mcbride. commander OF the
department ~ Indiana.
Response 10 tho nddr"sscs ~ welcome
"a. made by r0Hi'l NJ. Hal. of Column
ous. Ohio. commander IN chief OF the
organization Otnrr 1IdrceaHs w"rc
made by Mrs Ai'"" Carey lHslHy. pros
dent ct the national 1sSoC.atton "t
army nurses ot the rIvI' war: Corporal
James Tanner. past commander IN
chief: Mrs Abba Lynch. rational pros
dent ~ the worNcH'a roli"' corps. Mrs.
Lillian C'ary Carey. president nt mo
Ladies Of tho G \ r.: Mrs lara ca
-hr!s, Ycrgl:nE president OF the. ns
rtonal allanr" - Daughters OF N"t"r-
ans: Harvey y Sissnr. commander Of
ne Sons ot f'stcr"ns and John K.
Kings. c"nrmarirr IN ,htrt "r IA" g.
z
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CHARGES WITHDRAWN

Pittsburgh. Sept. 2o.-Undcr an or
der iSSuri IN court ner" today. twenty
r'htrrrs "f involuntary manSlaughtCr
ararnst H. II klinglrr. mot0rman Of a
street ear which was wrecked at the
mouth Of Mt Washington tunnel here
December -. 1917. We're withdrawn.
Tw"uty-inrrr persons wrr" killed in
40. WRECK
knnglrr was t.tnviCt"d on two
charges .f Inv"IIrtdry manSlauGhl"r III
Jhn". l?l" and sentenced Ia s"rv" II
months ~ the p"uI,rntIarH In III" or
der to-day. the court held that dS
Khngrr had been 'rl"d and convicted
~ he charges alleged in Tho =" re-
manning indictments. h" could not be
'ri'd again
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GEORGE BENEkE
ELECTED HEAD
Of THE ORDER
Monday Crowded With Many
Features of Entertain
ment for the Visitors

''Th" greatest convention in the HIS
'ory ~ Elkdom in the State Of West
Virginia.. IS tn" way state Secretary
Jay Reefer. Of Clarksburg sums up tho
annual state convention Of the order in
session here. and toGay's program
promises 10 eclipse that Of yesterday.
which included auto rides for the lad
les 10 the waddington farm. golf
boxing match at the Market Auditor
ium. theatre arty for the ladies. house
parties various places n midnight
parade and 1 hundred and one other
things that Il would be impossible to
enum"ratr
The BUSINESS session consisted OF q
memorial service for the deceased mem
hers and special services for the late
r Sche"r OF Charleston. the second
state president OF the order. followed
by the election OF officers IN the after
noon
Two Wheeling men were honored. one
20 the highest otr!ce In Elkdom IN thu
state In the person OF the Hon. George
IS Reneke. who was elected ss state
president OF the order. while Hon:
James \ Dyson. exalted ruler II
Wheeling Lodge NJ 2S who waA elected
as trustee OF the order.
The officers elected are az follows
President. George . Brneke, Of
FIRST Itc. president. John Eoysen, OF
Huntington.
Second vice-Irrsident--Dr. w. r
Turner. OF Sistersville.
Third Vice President. Arch +. Daw-
son, OF Morgantown-
Secretary. Jay Refer Of Clarksburg.
who was reelected for the twelfth
time.
Treasurer. Jesse l.. Cramer. OF Par
kerSburg
Trustees. James A. Dyson. Of Wheel
/ Ing; NJ r. Ashcrart Of FAirmont; Dale
Chaddock. OF Moundsvillc; Percy Byrd.
OF ClarksourY and pr. II. II. Small
ridge. OF Charleston.
National Officers Present
A number Of the National Officers
were in attendance and delivered brief
addresses to the members. They tnclud-
ed Hon. John Dysart. OF Dubuque. Ia.
who represents Grand President VII
liam Abbott. OF San Francisco. Cat.
who was unable to be present.
Robert Ashcombe. OF Pittsburgh. Fa.
president Of tho Pennsylvania State As
sociation also delivered brief address
In which he paid hts regards TO tho
members Of the "Antlered Herd In at
''fnanoS TonI ?. nsT' E sar.ass, ssand. esteemed
Iscturfng Inight tdeiiSersd brief ad-
dress. as aid also retiring state pres'-
dent. n E. Ashcraft. OF Fairmont
rodAy's ProgrAm
The program for today Is q varied one
and includes an auto ride this morning
at $50 O'Clock through the Wheeling
| indu strial section, taking IN numee r
Of the largo manufacturing plants.
A business session At ten o'clock Al
which time the next place Of holding the
state convention will be announced and
(oonttnnsd On Pnge rwuivs)
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SENATOR HARDING POINTS OUT
THE TRAP LAID IN ARTICLE TEN

Il need be. to make this preservation
possible"
Asserting that President Wilson had
placed the purport OF an obsolete Clay
ton-Bulwar treaty above our constItu-
tlonal rights. in requiring tolls from
American vessels passing through III"
Panama Canal. Senator Harding cx-
claimed:
Who cares 10 say that this same sort
Of logic will not some day I've used 10
plagu an unwilling America into for
cIgn war II We unrcserVcdly subscribe
10 Article \. the Conatitut!on 10 the con-
stituticn to the contrary nothwithstand-
ing"
Owing to a misunderstanding the ken
ilf'k and Tcnncssoe delegation came to-
day instead Of tomorrow. md the Prest-
drntinl candidate found IT convenient 10
addreH ,hcm along With the delegation
Of q. a. r. Veterans who had stopped
off on thcir way 10 attend the natirnnl
rncnInrniant NJ Indianapolis.
Nr. HardtAg'S Address.
RWnator Harding said IN part:
L Ike 10 think OF tho blend or Ken
tuck and Trnnnasuc with the sons OF
tConrnuea on Page Twslvs)
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COX PEEVED At THE
WESTERN NEWSPAPERS

an D.eEo. CaMr. sop. 2n---ChnrEns OF
\ based u-"sS w"-r nal" 10y Governor
"ox. Of CNa. r''I,.., -n'tr p-"sid"nt'ni
,a~d!datc. ," addressing a !n-gc audi
srcS mere to-day
A Erclt mary r"No;lonnry pa7ars nro
-et printing 80 news t0t tho cam
r.tgn)" Governor OK asserted. They
tscllOa - hovN .N'S cas" ,r!"d r"for~
ne tu-v E'~n-.nrtha "f no news
?aper4 n O. ro-r'a ~ Hot print thr
news
ono Il tlr dN'ih"-a;N o;l-s Of ,hc
Sansator!al 'SdrchH.' aN!d Gov"cH"r
OK. was 4 control as many n"w--
are-S ~ noss bio
Tire arG ,ha-rN vas suNplrmrr'" "H
~ rho gov, riI- w'tl Nn-,1ruiAr c-'t'-
.srr 81 Hrw~DLTe-S "f -" rnr!r!c
northwest ~;H:rs which - visited re-
entity and os California paTC-s SnnIs
- NE fbr,r"r No sa.d "dt not carry
It's spceth ~ acceptance. Tho governor
presented VIVA, No termed hts ENSp"' ~
rrogrcsS md peace rWrmg mon-- 20 n
arge thaat-" nud'"n"" liUndrrdA wcr"
urucd away
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MINISTERS. NAMED FDRIEAs4ERN
!. OHIO Me- THOD|S7 CONGREGATIONS

Special Dispatch to The TntelliEerccr
Cleveland. o.. Sept. 20.--East Ohit
Methodist appointments follow.
Benesville Dts.rct: G. ". Danford
district superintendent. Barncsvillc
Ohio,
Antioch: B A. Morgan.
Armstrong; Mills; C. F. Ross
Barnesvilie. First church. f A Mil
Ter: Main street. W. G. Peterson
BealIsvtl!e ". H. Cainn.
Rellaire. First church. J. V. 0rin
Florence ). " l. Deem. South. T. a
Be,htSda. j r. Frct:s
Bridgeport First church F. Q, Nor
rts West. J. T Morton
Cameron, T" be supplied
Demos. J. q Gardner
Fairvi,w. II. G Canitlower.
Flushing. }. F. Cash.
Frec;S,r-. \ A Gilmore
Hannibal t. +. Walters
H"ndryshurE. H. II. Grimm.
Martins Ferry L. s Rose.
Norrtstcwn. Il o. Tcaenydcn.
Nld Washington. t. W. Kirk.
Peidmlnt. J. .. B"rmc,hum.
Towharan. / y. Ward.
Quaker City. NJ W. BevinGi"n.
Ray!and. II. u. Gilbert
St Ciairsvil,c. Z. ". Cooper.
Sales:i;le z a. Marty.
Shadyside. A. r. Hsverlieid,
Somnrton W. il. Robinson
Spcncers Station. II. II Fisher.
TiltrnviIie. H. l.. Ward
TippecanoC. Rout. HalScll
Wintersct +. a Wharton.
WooiSfie,d C l.. Davis
Yorkv!ilc = X Bev"r.
Stcubenville District.
II * Hll2h"rry. superintendent.
Ad,na y :. Scott
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COMpERS DECLARES
FOR CLOSED SHOP

indianapolis. Sept "a The ''"S"1
snnp is as essential 10 lnc rarpcnt"rinE
Industry as "rh"~ lines "f trade. S"muri
Gompcrs. president II ih" American
dress here to-day before tn" naNona
rcnyant.on nf ii- United Hr"th"rh""d
- Carpenters and L"im"rs Of America.
Thr speech generally reviewed '"n"i-
IONS as they rNiSt with 'hr carpenters
which WAS sand to- Dr satiSihrl"rN
Eenrlr goo hrIrgarrs from all parts "f
he United States. canada and Ia" I'ana-
ma Canal z"nr arr mere for III" ronN'h-
tinn officials declared tn" SrSS ,ons
would ,nntinur for ~" weeks
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Busy Week for Mr..
Harding at Front Porch

Marion. O.. Sept. Ex-senator Hard
ing was 70 deliver n front porch speech
today TO a delegation OF about 400 MEM
hcrs Of the Grand Army Of the Repuh-
lie who are Ou their way To attend th"
national cncampment at Indianapolis.
The senator has four other front
porch speeches on his schedule for the
week On Tuesday. delegations from
Kentucky and Tennessee; border states
which the Rnpubicuns have hopes OF
carrying in November. will call on the
nominee. On that day he also will
speak To a delegation Of members Of the
Loyal Order Of Golden Hearts Of tn"
World from Columbus. No other
speeches are scheduled for Wednesday.
The Ohio Dental society will send a
delegation on THURSDAY and the same
day a delegation from Crawford county,
O., will call on him. Friday tn" senator
Is to address Il West Virginia d"lega ton.
On Saturday members Of the Harding
and Coolidge travelling Mems league
viii he addressed by the candidate \
large delegation Is expected.
Harding headquarters today made
publir Il letter which the candidate ad-
dressed TO Michael J. Hailinan. OF
Rrockton, Mass. In answer to 4 letter
received from Mt. Hallinan ami signed
by number OF Brorktoa labor men. The
Hallinan letter had, declared the slgnere
70 be Americans Srst and members OF
organized labor second opponents OF
tnP L.lRue OF NLs!CHN tI.u asHci N'' o
that the Massachusetts state branch or
the American Federation Of Labor had
gone on record. 2 to against the
lea que. Senator Hardings reply said IN
part:
This has the ring OF real American
ism and I am delighted with IN" test
mony that organized labor has correctly
estimated the Significance OF this issue.
ON this issue. organized and all other
labor and all citi1cns. are going ~ Ert
toQetber 10 end the submcrgcncr OF our
nation In internationalism. This. in my
Judgment, ls doing more than anything
else TO draw together the real American
and patriotic sentiment OF the country
and to wipe out All class and group dis.
tInctions In the far" OF the mcnaC" OF
,nfernatioualiSur We arr all Americans
first. Our country Will do ~ full share
in the world. in rts own way and lnr
hut not under the orders "f any super
government dominated by ale" inter
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West Virginia Elks Delighted With
the Wheeling Brand OF Hospitality
Cox DiSgruntIed al
Attitude of Press
In California
BY DAvTp LAWRENCE
Copyright BY the rntellgencer)


ha ENard t"'' rn"- ''"N : Iraln. N"uth
"ru t1'ii"rC'I. SIP; q -lHd'nE through
'nr State 81 'Hii"ra'a for a day with
the N"m"rrN'.r n"Win"" FOR IN" pr""i-
dcncY ah"Td'H. not merely an nPplr'nH-
ny 10 "St'Fn"'" ih' wIrnt" ara 'hSnu>'
AsT of 'hr crowds. but between stations
Governor cox liked frankly 10 the writ
- = bout he status ~ hlS campaign.
~hN DhI" G"N"rr"r = mast dis;ure"'i
hv what s""'NN ~ h:rl. At any rate. an
unfair attitude IN H." rrrr "r many "r
the riwspapcrS II -" west He said
~ didn't eNp".t E"nuniu'an newSpa prs
- commend hI~ Spr,, ,heS "il,"r:aliy or
30 Aanh hrr u"Cur;S. hu: h" I'D "Ap"ct
\ Squlr" dHa!. Again and nSGn h" l"-
ciarra n" newspapers N som" oc the
large c;,ieS ~ rhH coast hnd deliberately
suppressed he ncSe Of his speeches.
In %" 'n-.pnC" fGH newspapers failed
- announce cnr-...,t'y n" time " the
';o>r-ror's A. -. - CIV" any prom
,nenre Hhcr y" ,,.1. 40 their vicinity.
N'sn the Cuy'.'..- MS adNSr that one
'arge nrwSn,.. ..,rr published his
Snr,rS ~ a,r,,t.vs
Tn. Gover,,~ d he dd not Expect
,hc nnwsns.,r.r .,rinl PARTISAN reports
49, ~ - ., h, b,d believed they
von,1 ~ a. ,-;y. Snacs To the dis-
ra,.SAS =. >Ssc,!nted Press and
n:h,, D-rSs aSsoc,o,ions.
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Two Saw Death WAGON.


New York Sept. 20.-Statements oy
TWO men. one of whom claims to have
seen the death wagon" which cartcd
the explosive. standing near the assay
office At 1890 a. m. Thursday, one and
one-half hours before the explosion oc-
Cured. and the other. who claims 70
the scene just before the blast, furnish,
ed the most important developments to-
day in the several Investigations OF the
disaster now under way.
Other interesting Developments OF the
day included:
Announcement by the district Attor-
nay's office that Edwin P. Fischer, law
yer and former employe Of the French
warnings OF the disaster from Toronto,
had virtually eliminated himself from
any direct knowledge or completely IN
the case after eight hours questioning.
Receipt Of warning by William II. I'D
wards collector of internal revenue,
that an attempt would be made to de-
stroy the customs house at p. m. to-
morrow. This is regarded by the police
as I hoax. '-,
Identification of the hitherto unlden-
titled body, previously believed as prob
ably that Of the driver Of the explosive
laden wagon. as that Of Elmer w. keh.
rer. An unemployed chauffeur, and lack
OF any evidence connecting him with the
crimes.
Russian Released
Release Of Alexander Brailovsky.
Russian journalist. who was arrested on
(Conttnued on Pare TwOlvs.)
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NACSW|NEY
UNCHANGED
British Government Denies
knowledge Of Lord Mayor
Being Fed

London. sept 2O-Alihuugh i;tle
brighter this evening than he Was in
the morning; there is no material change
IA Mayor MacSwiney's condition. ac-
cording to the league bulletin issued at
10 O'Clock Tonight He IS still con-
scluus.
Mrs. M4cSwiney said tina, her hus-
hand was able t. say a f"w words 10 her
this afternoon.
London Sept 20--Thc question
whether Lord Mayor MacSwIn"y is be-
ing fed is answered by the home office
with. III he is, We do not know it."
In this connection il is pointed out
that IL would be virtually impossible
for any one 20 administer nOurishmcnt
without the attending physicians be-
coming aware Of IL. and the government
officials argue II the doctors ascertain
that the lord mayor was getting any
food whatever. the entire effects Of this
earlier starvation would be nullificd.
The government physicians and gov
..ernment nurses have done everything
they can think Of - INDUCE narSwiney
ia cat. and & Nneir efforts had met with
any success. the officials say. they
certainly would report ii to the home
office. which they have not done.
The case has dragged SO long. with
such similarity IN the reports from the
bedside daily. that most Of the London
papers Conftne their accounts 10 para
graphs. some on the inside pages. TO-
day. however. the Evening News. says
II has report from a trustworthy
source" that tn" lord mayor 81 FAR from
being cheerful. was very sulky Sunday
and dis!nCitncd to answer questions"
The paper adds:
And he slept most OF tho night. from
80 onward: his temperature was %:
pulse IS. and varied from weak 10 rngu-
lar. During the night he had drunk
some hot water. In the afternoon he
WAS able to sit up In bed and BE- wash
ed lie seemed t0 have sufficient
strength 20 assist In the process. He
was Rb,r 10 talk a good deal and read
ntwspN prrs with interest"
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COST PoR CHILEAN NAYY

NNsNT1EfU'. NoNI. - --N"E0TTlT low =
rorthe transportation in American EuN =
--ornCnt owuad merchant ships Of 20,
10 tons of ,."pl for tho IN" Of tho Chll.
an navy were lakrn Ur today Mt n ron-
scrsrce bc,w ..cn rhuirrunn Henson of the
.Nfpr!ng beard md Ambassador Mhih-
Gu Cf Chllr NS-cnin"ntS were not n
a.llv rcArhrd. tn. chairman Maid. ~ II
vas ncrSSHtry 70 refer tho question
= rates 10 ia" hnnrd's experts.
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Presidential Candidate Ad-
dresses Civil War Veterans
and Delegation Of Tcnnes-
sec and Kentucky Repub-
licans

Marion. SEPT :o.-WnrDinE that the
engu. e Nations .s fun of "Bnown am
lHEu.ltu=" aud tha, It was an ambiguity
~ eur "~'r constitution that I'D 10 'ho
ChvIl War. EGrnl0r ifnrhirE today. aak-
I'll hrtrsntlrn ~ CiY'i War rotnrnna
nnl II dulreHilrn RI Krnturky md Ton
nrseun citizens hTw w OVER cnn con-
srnt - ertar ir'n 4 rrw world compact
WIIi, drsrn HrnbiEuitlrs in IT,"
rt,a EraaIr,r aksnTl"d that Article Y
mr the -tA ~ SaIo0u 70 "racirro-
rti ptrhat un uUr ;Hrl "a h"lp rruHrrvs
H., .hrnn. utlrtrr ana hnt tonRl integrity J.
-! - uni,uus.' ana ;''ni 'hr tr'irl" and
49, yurrr,'. ..,rE 'c!uar'y CruIrlnN.aIeH wur
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Two Witnesses Tell of Seeing
the Death Wagon, One Of
Whom Declares Three Men
Ran From the Scene Just
Before Explosion

New York. Sept. 20.-Edwin P.
Fischer. the tennis player. who Is be-.
ing examined here in connection with
the Wall street explosion last Thurs
day. in July, 1916. annoyed PRESIDENT
Wilson with a series Of letters de-
manding that he end the war, 1t be-
came known her" late to-day. -
At that time Fischer WAS reported
by government az, It's TO be harm
less letter writingy 1k and relts-
ious fanatic. No .on was tsken
against him on hiSS1romise 10 stop
pestcring the President and TO. keep
away from Washington. The record
Of the investigation Is preserved in
the archives of secret service head
quarters i'll the custom house.
These letters. il was learned. urged
tho President to put an end 10 the
slaughter of human beings, and ask
I'd that the writer be allowed to visit,
Washington for thr purpose OF con-
fcrring with Mr.. Wilson at the White
House.
Federal agents admitted to-day that
these letters, mailed in this city. had
been turned over to them and that
they had traced them 10 Fischer.
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To Mos I'll 81, louis

:, Louis, sept 2o.-Thc Ecaalt srh-
committee inyc't eating campaign cN.
ponditnrs> vii hold another sesEion In
ST Louis according 10 Senator JnmcA \
Rrcd. r member u tho committee. who
waf hero today 'nroUte ~ WnSh.rEtnr.
whore tho c0rlm!tira meets Wodnnsdly
IIo did not Indicate what turn tho In
auiry VII take
Senator Rrrd announced iha' he =
i'rnrrr.nG Il BIZ fo= tho rcEu:ni.un O!
rum.r"tEr fan - GsSaTHrE lint 'thrar
.r-rr fund" nrc not tnly highly !mrroprr
hut rrl!r"ly unUrsrHEry"
Tho grrntSr declared .ha MANNHEIM
, rund &C = ua...ra. cor'a '..a sn''..h No
rxCrrd &1uN.0oU and TIN. farG- nr ,wN
'hror rr roU" mi!l."na arr ua,S Requires.
wher 'Hc rlInr'. jnr "" e.. hr p'w"l
az mono. = CArr.l"h :, >rttie an last %
. ;n.,nad OF puaiEe optnson,"
1erutrr 90 D.. .s... .., .- '''"r r"'ii.
.rg - I'D ~us 'ur.'i 90 n Ir' 60 .''
, ruirUl. ,.,.''r -u,r.' Erl.uH. aI'HrK lhuI
, ~. '.ii '',,.,r.,rs go uTri -. !u",
Iu-,uI
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Washington. Asrt. 20--Trp weather
bureau tonll,h, In reporting tho progress
Of the tropiru, hurricane now central
In latitude -. longitude 20 IN tho QUIZ
cf Mexico. lssued northcaSt storm warn
ings betwee New OriAhrH and LaYanR,
Texas. and northwest warnings 64twaen
rr-pus Christ! ana Brownsville, TTxRH,
cha storm was described lA oonsIdhF.
LhIc i'm nnAity md moving northwest.
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THE WEATHER.

wegt vtrg4n1s-Rhr Tuesday and
probably " wsdnsEday, somewhat warmer.
ohto-Pa1r Tuesday, szeept unsettled
And warular In nth; Wednesday cl1ndy.
western Pennsy1van1h-Vnsstt and
warmer Tuesday; wednesday CLOUDY.
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Al!kana Frank Harris
Amsterdam, W L. .Naiur.
BarLholz. To b. s1pplied
DloominCdalc r. J. Reed
Bowerslon. { II Roc
Brilliant, W \. Harts.
Cadiz. \. A Brown
Dccrsville F. T.. k!nS
T. i. WyEeoff.
East Liverpool: Royce. bruce Walter
First church. ]. l.. Wod. Orchard Grove
l.. o. EldridEC: Pennsylvania avenue
NJ. w. kcecc: Sheridan avenue. J i. Cor
dero.
Eas; Springfield. II. \ Gu:rcr.
Empire. W. NJ Zimmerman
Georges Run Charles Edgar.
GermRnr. Taylor Carson.
Gradrnhutton. j. a AshhIrr
Harlem Springs. G. y Hickson.
IrordI,a. William Power.
Jcyve;l. ! a RuIlcdGN
l.ecsviNc !. L. Baker
Midvalc. J. II. Elliott.
Mirgo Junction. +. W Haas
New Athens. T.. G. iNars
Richmond. J. L. Stcwnrt.
Sa!!ncvillc. y. NJ. Wryrsck.
Scio. Will!rm Hume.
SmIthncld. T. II. Kerr.
stcuhcnvillc: Finley. w. J, Jones
First church +. z. Morn and Alfred
Waits; Hamlirc. T. u. Iarrctt; La
belle View. l.. T.. SChltz.
Toronto D. VI. Morrill,.
Chr.csvillc. C. II. Church.
Wcllsvllle. (. l.. Mcbride.
WInrcrsviilc +. /. Lea
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Not Necessary for
Woman to Give Age

Portland. Maine. Sept 20--The SUI
IRENE couri today decided that q wama n
should not b. required to tell her age IN
order ~ qualify as n voter.
In 2 writ Of mandamus issued by
Justice Scot Wilson. the local board Of
reorganization was ordered 10 enroll
Elizabeth Holden. regardless OF the
Fact that she refused 10 give the exact
date Of her birth or her exact age. The
writ Is returnable on October 9TH when
the registrars will be heard & hey wish
20 oppose the order.
Mrs Holden was refused enrolment
on September ( when she insisted that
:, wa sufficient FOR her ur any women TO
describe her age "a over - yenrs," She
arUoGnrod her mention oc making n
.CSl Ccse on the issue