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IT WON'T AMOUNT
TO ANYTHING
fAesociated presa)

Paris, Aug. 9.-I'he American note
regarding the Polish situation was de-
livered at the French foreign Office
today.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-09

Mr.. s. +. Mcintosh. clever young
man from Live Oak, has position
with the Court Pharmacy.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-09

Mickey says: ssIf your business
isn't worth advertising, advertise II
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-09
ANOTHER PARDON ASKED

Mrs. Camp, mother of Clarence
Langgford, now in the penitentiary
for killing Mr. Cutlery at Kendrick,
is circulating a petition asking for her
sons pardon. Langford has been in
the penitentiary about six months.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-09
WHITEHEAD APPOINTED
tAssociated Pressl

Washington, Aug. 9.-Robert F.
Whitehead of Virginia, has been nam
ed as commissioner. of patents to sue
ceed James P. Newton, resigned.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-09
WHY THE CHANGE

Penzance, Eng, Aug. 81 Arch
bishop Mannix was landed here by
the destroyer and said he you'd &c to
London.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-09

Get the habit Of reading the ads.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-09

Advertise h tas sta :
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-09
MYSTERIOUS MOVES
OF MANNIX
Destroyer Takes Him or Of Baltic
and Sets Him Ashore IL
Penzance
lAasociated Pressl

Queenstown, Aug. Sit is report
ed that Archbishop Mannix was taken
from the Baltic and conveyed to Cher
bourg, France, BY the destroyer
Wivern. The Baltic passed Fishguard
light this morning without communi-
eating with the shore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
HUGHES REFERS
COX To OFACTS
SAYS ARTICLE TEN
BEATS THE DEMOCRATS
Says Changes in LeaguefPro-
posed by Republicans
Not Accepted

Terre Haute. Iud. Oct. 2S.-'cnterinG
his attack upon Article y OF the cove
nant of the L"agu" Of Nations. Charles
T.. Hughes in n speech her" tonight. dc
clarcd that upon this issue. which the
Democratic party has presented. the
Democratic party has been beaten"
The former Republican presidential
candidate also denied that changes ~
the draft Of the covenant suggested ny
Republicans were accepted.
"It has been repeatedly stated hy Mr..
Cox that ! suggested seven amendment :
and that tive Of thrs" were adj ptcd.
Mr. Hughes asserted.
That Is hardly 4 candid statement.
Several OF the amendments wer" made
along the lines suggested, but they were
not made as proposed or In proper
manner
In this connection, Mr.. Hughes cited
as the most important "f the proposed
amendments, that affecting tlla Monro"
doctrine. This. h, charged; was made
only when President Wilson became con.
vinced that the United States would
not tolerate a change In its historic
policy regarding the western hem'S-
phere.
But tho amendment was not adopt !
I'D as PROPOSED" the speaker charged.
nor was a adequate amendment adort-
cd Inst "a: 1. clRrse was introduced.
at once Inaccurate and amb!EuouS'
Mr., Hughes repeated his suggestion
of Society or a league Of free nj
tions." as substitute for the present
league, which. hc declared. "d"rrir"S
the United States and its congress OF
independent Judgment ny binding the
United States in advance by solemn
treaty to act In contingencies which ="
one now can forcS"e.
Mr.. Hughes attacked the WilSop ad-
ministratiun, saying there Is = deep
convection that our national interests
and prestige have been sacrificed to OBJ
stinacy and self-will.' Hc declared that
with TIE exception of Russia. the Am
crican government has been the most
autocratic In tho western world.
The administration" he continued,
has Seen intolerant Of independent
advice: II has demanded suhscrvi"n'y
and put incomp~icnCy in high place. In"
efficiency to som" Of tho most import
ami matters has boon matched b. fail
urc Of StatcsmanShip It tho seat OF
authority"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
ESCH-CUMM|NS LAW
PLACES RAILROAD MEN
IN PREFERRED CLASS
PRESIDENT WILLARD
TALKS TO EXECUTIVE
Saws Private Ownership De-
pends on Managers
Themselves

boston. oct. 2S.--Whether prlra:r
ownership Of railroads Will continue w
b., the economic policy Of tins cnunta!
depends very largely upon the r4iiWay
,,an.,pcrs themselves" " said Daniel WIZ.
lard president of the Baltimore ana
Ohio railroad. and chairman ~ ne
visory committee Of the Association oi
Kailway Executives. in an address at thS
annual dinner Of the Associated Indus
trt,.s or Massachusetts tonight. nc
.hara acterized the Esch-Cummins ra!ls
road act as upon the whoie. "nf W
m, most constructive pieces 81 ie.lsEt
tinn that has been enacted uurihs i"'
generation , -ooi,;ry
HI;rr nnalS zing tho act and recltlnS
soma Of the achievements Of the rail-
roads during the war. Mr.. willard con-
tinued: .,. o,,gr.ss
hv his act has made preferred class
~ ,bc railway workers because so far
es / know this is the first time that
congress has ever said that any partlcu
lar class Of people should DC given ~.
ali lines and under all circumstances
lust and rea sonable wages and just anI
course, IL may bc said that congress die
moi. do this primarily In the interest nt
the workers. nor would congress nave
b.cn justified In doing so. Congress
acted only as it had a right TO act IN the
interests Of the nation as whole
wortsrs Will Realize Bsnent.
81 firmly believe that as the law ,hS
comes to be better understood by inc
r,iiwey workers as whole. they will
fcrrod class, In which event | venture
TO predict that We shall he free from
railway strikes in the future; not; hnw-.
ever, because the men have been forbid,
den to strike. for there is nothing In
the law which limits the right OF the
railway workers to strike If they *. want ,aw
nrovides a way BY which they can OBJ
tain without striking everything that
they could reasonably expect to obtain
even IL they did strike.
During th- years Immediately pre-
ceding federal control there were many
who seriously doubted IL private owner
shin and operation could continue as an
economic policy in this country under
the laws and conditions as they then
existed shared that opinion at that
time feel now, however. that con-
rress by virtue Of the transportation
act Of 1854 has not only made private
OWNERSHIP and operation possible as an
economic policy, hut II has also pro-
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ADM|RA[ P P,COUND0UR|OT|S ]: 7 7
E[ECTEDRECENT At GREECE
Is Elevated From Ministry Of
Marine By Vote Of l37 to,
3-Led Crete Expeditions
in 1916. II

London. Oct. 2S.-Thc Greek ehsmbSs
of deputies has elected Admiral ~
Coundouriotis as regent Of Greece ~ -
vote Of 1877 to 3, says dispatch 90 etss
London Times. from Athens. Admffell
Coun6ourtotis Is minister OF marine -
the Venezelos cabinet. -
In September, 1916. Admiral CouAd0x,t
riotis, then commander -in-chief OF the
Greek navy, accompanied Premier Veal
zclos and his followers wheh they We:
parted from Greece for the Island &f
Crete and set up provisional Hovefu
ment for the purpose Of forcing1 qreocS
into the war on the side OF Serbia AndN
the entente allies. The admiral Wa1 Q
co>signer with Venizelos Of the procla-
nation establishing the provisional 1oy-
crnment, the power Of which lAtes
brought Greece Into the war and forced
the abdica tion Of King Constantine.
Dispatches from Athens at the time
said that the departure Of Counderiou1
from Greece created a deep impressi0a
on King Constantine and completely Np-s
set the morale Of the Greek fleet. soEt
OF the. vessels Of which imme1iefeH
left their anchorages and Joined the al
lied fleet in the Aegean sea
Since the end Of the war Coundourte.
tis has been minister Of marine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
REPUBLICANS QUOTE FIGURES TO OFFSET 3
DEMOCRATIC CLAIM OF SWING TO COX

crete reports from party workers. They
have the advantage Of the e1actnsss -
data. the fruit Of the kind Of complete,
party organization all the way doYp
the line which the Republicans have
and the Democrats have not -
The net result Of such comparison -
can be made between the estim1teo ol.
the two groups Of mana gers coinciAe4
Us rule with the. judgment Of M
biassed observers. And as respects nv
four states that are classed a eA1fetE
that Is New York. Pennsyivanih, GeH.
Jersey and Delaware. the net II thAej
Cox Is not likely to carry more -
one Of them. The ono In which II
seems TO have some chance ID DetAe'
ware. -,
In Delaware a good many signs fevef
Cox, but, on the other hand. 1t 10 . fAct
that this Is the first time In many yea4k
when, the Republicans in Delaware ~
not been weakened by factionaltHm. ~
some one put II, II is the hrst tn
when some one member Of the D0 1T
family has not been hghtinO to ~ u
Republican organization away froa 60
other member Of the same family.
Situation In Few JoE0oHs 80
In New Jersey, In spite Of the 0S0.e
turn that took place In the st1te -
1918. tho confident judgment Of the .Ree
publican leaders and the more cautioue
(continusd, On Psgs xourtosA)
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Democrats Claim Eleventh
Hour Drift to Their Candi-
date Situation in Eastern
States-New York Fight
BY MARK SULLIVAN

Washington. Oct. 2s.-In attempting
to compare official forecasts and esti-
mates as TO various states coming from
Democratic managers and from Repub-
lican managers you encounter the. dif-
ficulty that the estimates are made up
In different ways, and are not therefore
really comparable: Some, Democratic
leaders honestly believe that there Is
lust now a change Of psychology Of the
same kind that enabled Wilson to de-
feat Hughes at the last hour IN 1915.
These Democratic leaders are almost
exalted In their state Of mind. and talk
in the vocabulary of a religious revival:
When you ask them for figures and
specific reports from counties and pre-
cincts. they cAndidly admit that they
have no such figures to report. and that
they are relying less on figures than on
something that Is, as they say, IN the
air"
When you talk with Republican man.
ayers. on the other hand. they deal
wholly in terms OF figures and con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
MORGAN and WHITE URGE REPUBLICANS
TO TURN out ENMASSE ON TUESDAY
AND SUPPORT The ENTIRE TICKET

in making her contribution tn the cleo
ton of a Republican congress. Let me
urged every qualified Republican voter
in Nest Virginia to cast his or her vote
for the party that Will serve America
first 1t is the Republican party"
(Signed) L. +. MORGAN.
Chairman Whites appeal says:
TO the Republican voters OF West Vir-
ginia:
In less than a week the electorate Of
this great country Of ours will be called
upon Ia decide whether VIC shall con-
tinue upon the safe and known road Of
hmerIcanism and prosperity. under tn"
leadership of that great American states
man. Warren c. Harding, or shall en-
bark upon the untrcd and dangerous
trail OF intcrnationaliSm proposed by
Woodrow Wilson and Concurrcd in by
Governor Cox. the Democratic nominee
for president. Never in the history of
this great and glorious country has there
been time when our very existence az
a nation. with all the power for right
that we have been able 10 exercise been
i'm so dangerous position as ROW. Our
opponents have sought 10 abandon the
principles for which our forcfathcrs
died at Lexington and Bunker Hill and
suffered and starved at Valley Forge.
Shall we submit tn this" ] say, no:
let's all 20 to the polls on next Tue sday
and give them the answer in emphatic
terms.
"Republ leans Of West Virginia. our
duty is clear We must not shrk It.
West Virginia, born of loyalty and pa
triotism. will give to Warren q. Hard
ing such an endorsement that her loyal
ty 20 America first will never again be
questioned Judge L. F. Morgan. our
nominee for governor. stands with
Harding for constitutional Eovernmcnt
In him we have a candidate Of wide ex-
pcriencc, unaurstioned honesty and abil-
ity. who will give to our people a just
honest and efficient administration Of
state affairs. 7 ask for Judge Morgan.
our nominees for congress and fer the
stale and county tickets. the support "f
all Rcpublirars who hclirv" in R"puhl:-
car prinCipl".. Every Rcpuhlirnn voter
must rccl hat T." has personal re-
..ryonsthili-y II, his election and II IS then
r,.r,.,ip that g, victory for Republican
prtnrirl"& aud ~" "utir" R"pmhliran
tij',, WI foliuw
,Sirr,J, NJ H. WHITE.
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so.c,,, nspatch to The Intelligeneer.

Special Dispatch to The lnteilgencer'
charleston. w. Va. Oct. 2S.-JudBe E
T. Morgan, Republican nominee Tor 6Vsa
crnor and Chairman NJ. Il "hlIe ol omo
Republican state committee, tooaS saS
out statements ADDRESSED ,n 10 .ne them to
20 to the polls next TUESDAY ana ''''
Tor the Republican nominee
Judge Morgan makes his appeal LOT
m, national and congressional uckels'
while Chairman White asks every tsc
nubiican voter to take a personal inter
rs, ~ the election. and praises Judge
Morgan and the other Republican canu,,
dates The statement Of Judge Morsa"
follows:
ITO the Republican voters Of west
Virginia:
This Is the most important nationai
election held in our country sinov I've
coin was chosen to save and reunite me
st,tce This year tho republic Is threat
med nv those who would impair or sur
render our national sovereisnty "n1
make America subject to the mandalc vi
foreign powers. Let US not torSaRe the
foi,h ~ our fathers who gave us.
tIrourh sacrifice of blood and treasure;
that Independence and SELF c0htrol
which we must forever cherish ana pre-
serve. Let us be- ever reoaE ~ nep nt
through the compelling dictum OF other
nations. but through the expression :ot
An awakened national conscience. Nol
only To~ the preservation Of our nation
nj Soycreicnty. Int for weighty economic
rea sons, tho election OF Harding and
Coolidge Is essential. The election 3i
Rrpubican congress in 1919 enaoie1
tha, body to expose n sordid story or
ruthless waste. administrative incom-
petency and criminal extravaganza.
These disclosures could not have been
mad. and We would have forever re-
rng incd in ignorance Of the waste Of the
peoples money ir Mr.. Wilson had sue
ceeded in clccting Democratic congress.
for which h" made his appeal Nv" years
aro II Is now an imperative duty on
The mart Of the American people Il elect
4 ECpubliran congress I" make effective
,hnsN Republican policies which Will he
frl.uguru' Cd With the election Of Senator
"a. ..an rrd viii help BY giving her
-. ri"ral ,oi" to Senator Harding. anu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
CARRIGAN-WELLS
At CHESTER RALLY

Special Dispatch to The Intelligcncer;
East Liverpool, O., Oct. 2S.-An old
fashioned political rally preceded by a
campaign in Chester, w. Va, tonight:
Attorney Charles f. Carrigan OF
Moundsville. w. Va, and w. Z. Wells.
secretary-treasurer. of the Homer
Laughlin China company, Of Newell,
The League Of Nations and domestic
issues were discussed by the speakers.
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No senate oligarchy exists. the Re
publican nomnee declared. and no group
OF mon woul dcontrol him II he were
elacted to the presidency.
Senator Harding said. II believe | am am
the freest man that was ever noHHna tsa
bv any party for the presidency OF the
United states I can stand before you
tonirht and tell you that I am un-
nIedged. I am unowned, am Embossed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
CARRIED 4, 200 CASES CARTRIDGES
CONSIGNED TO GREAT BRITAIN, MALONE SAYS,
IN CR|T|C|z|NC SECRECY OF ADMINISTRATION
MARK SULLIVAN'S
POLITICAL REVIEW
SATURDAY MORNING

In tho ntelligencer tomorrow morn
ing, October 80, Mark Sullivan, the fa-
NOUS national political writer, will give
. complete rssume Of the political sttu-
atiou in tho United States. Mr.. Suln-
vans review, based upon careful IN
vestigations In every quarter OF the
Irntted states, with close last minute
exnIptnat tion ci the sttuatton by w1-e In
every locality where he regarded theS
there was y possibility Of an eleventh
hour" change, will show that Senator
warren q. Harding viii be victorious
over GovernoY James M. Cox in the
electoral college by better than two 10
one. Mr. Sullivan, In saturday. poht-
cad feF4sure covering nine or ten COL
umnB will cover the electoral coue8e
attu,tScn thoroughly, as well as tho
senatprial outlook and the situation IN
every state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

speech and are daily acquiring tho votes
Of large numbers of women: President
Wilson saw the issue OF this campaign
before anyone else in his PARTY and his
judgment has been vindicated in tho
sense that with it the Democrats have
been able to make more progress than
with anything else. The big question
is whether tn" Democrats have been
able to cover up mistakes on Democratic
administration by tho uss Of league is
sue Or 10 put it another way is the
country going to vote on questions or
foreign policy to the exclusion OF do
nestle troubles or irritations and re,
strictions growing out of the war and
the reconstruction period? The only
place for such independence to be dis
playad--if II appears At all--!s in IN"
west. which showed itself able In 1916
70 part company with the rock-rohhed
Republican east. Can the west and
south win for Cox or Is there any other
combination partially in the east ahd
partially in west which would carry him
TO Victory: These questions w,U h"
answered with IN rIcrtor,l table in to-
morrow'S artiCi"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

London Oct. zS.--A pontifical re-
QUEEN mass was celebrated in St
GEORGES cathedral over tho body of the
late Lord Mayor Of Cork. Terence Mac
taries. the lord mayor Of Dublin. the
deputy lord mayor Of Cork. and deputa-
tions representing the British parlia-
mentary labor party and various irish
tended
Thousands % persons 1hronged every
available space In tho large cathedral
scores standing on chairs in the atsles,
where the casket reposed on a cat
afalque with four officers wearii Z the
I, UNIFORM Of the Irish Republican lrmy
standing motionlrss as guard OF onor:
+, The, crsket was surmounte~ by
mayor formerly wore ms commandant
OF the Corl; brigade Of the volunteer
army The breast plate OF the coffin
bore an inscription In Gaelic reading:
Murdered by the fereiEner In Bri1-
ton prison, London, October 26. the
God have mercy on HIS soul"
In the front peTs reserved for the
family and official delegations there
was one figure missing. the lady may
6ress who collapsed this morning from
the strain and anxiety and was unable
10 bc present at the ceremony In the
cathedral.
the four men. who with their comrades
! had been guarding the body throughout
the night. were relieved nv Il quartet
wearing long coats which they took OFT
as they stepped " their places. eX.
r">ing the uniform Of the Irish repub-
lean army.
Elaborate Floral Tributes.
The chanccl rails and large part Of
the adjacent floor were strewn with
elaborate floral tributes. one Of them In
scrihed: "A soldier comes nrnrcr than a
king to a pattern nf Christ"
There was wrapt silence during the
elevation Of the host. and the services
proceeded to the benediction. Then.
preceded by acolites bearing the cross
and candles. the archbishop bishops and
their attendants. solernnly proceeded to
the caskct and gave absolution.
Cork volunteers. who formerly served
In Mayor MacSwiney's command. stood
at intervals alongside the central pas
sage Of the church during the services.
The ushers and many OF those In the
audience wore buttonhole rosettss or
Sirn Fein colors edged in black.
The congregation Hled past he coffin
at the conclusion OF the services. hum
dreds kissingArthe glass through which
the pallied. rrnaciated face Of tho lord
mayor was visible. l..
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eREa GETS DECISION

Pittsburgh. oct. "S.--Hnrry frrhh.
light t-hcavywcishr of Pittsburgh. won
the newspaper decision over Mickey"
shannon OF Newark y j.. IN their ten
round bout her" tonight Greh scored
n knoCkdown in the ninth round. but
shannon recovered and was abb" to
stay the limit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27-Forecast:
west Virginia-Fair, continued cool
Friday; Saturday fair; slowly rising
ohio and western Pannsylvania-Fair
Friday and Saturday; slowly rising tom
peraturo Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
WANDERER CASE
GOES TO JURY

Chicago. oct 28.-The case of Carl
Wandercr whose trial on Il charge OF
Staying his wife. unborn baby and a
ragged stranger. Which has been under
way for several days, tonight was i'm the
hands Of the jury. Concluding arKu-
mcnts by attorneys were made late to-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
M'SW|NEY'S BODY
NOT ALLOWED TO
LAND At DUBLIN
Special Steamer to Convey
Corpse to Cork-Fatal
Outbreaks Feared

Holyhead, Wales, Oct 2s-(By The
Associated Press)-Relutives OF the
late Lord Mayor MacSwiney resisted
when authorities started to place the
body of the lord mayor on board boat
bound for Cork. After Ia fight over the
coffin however the body was taken
aboard the vessel. which sailed for
Cork.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
LAWRENCE BEGINS
sum MING UP THE
NATIONAL SITUATION
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
Copyright by The Intelllgencer

CThis Is the first OF a series OF three
articles forecasting the trend OF neNt
tuesdays electoral vote for PreSid"ht
and analyzing the situation in three
rour,hs OF the States Of the union visit
ID by the writer during the last two
monthsD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

videa $50 that II ere can and should be
the fullest measure Of unified direction
and control Whenever or wherever nee
essary in the interests Of the people"
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RAA21ertl Ril Etand

"Amer!ca does not OBJECT: she WANTS
an association of nations. America
wants to bring this world conscience TO
common understanding. America wants
to turn the light OF world opinion on the
probab BILE controversies or causes of con-
flict America wantsto join tne nations
Of the world in promoting and PreServ-
ing peace. -,.,.
"T have not prescribed the specific
thing, because | have not yet come into
authority ! do not pretend TO pr~scrioe
the specific thing myself. one man
covenant is what brought about failure
OF the first attempt. l am not the sort
OF candidate who believes he can run
the world. l am going TO need help in
ITnitpd States"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
THE INTELLIGEN G E r

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

Dublin. Octo oS.-An official notifica-
ton received here that a special steamer
will he available at Holyhead to convey
the body Of Lord Mayor MacSwiney d.
rect to Queenstown, has completely up
set the detailed arrangements for tu-
neral ceremonies here. The Sim Fein
chlfs have assembled to consider the
situation.
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London. Oct. 2s.-The government has
refused to permit the body Of the late
Lord Mayor MacSwiney OF Cork. to be
landed in Dublin and has provided
special steamer to convey the remains
to Cork.
The reason assigned by the govern
ment for not permitting the body 10 be
landed anywhere except In the lord
mayors native city was "the risk or
political dtmonstra lions, which might
result in the loss of innocent lives"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-20

Curtis q Co. buy Liberty Boads.-Adv