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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14
Arrest Man Wanted in New Jersey.

An important arrest was made by De
tectivc Joseph i kcmpski, on SATURDAY,,
when Daniel OConnor. allas Daniel
Foster, was taken on Market street.
charged with statutory ottensc IN BAY
nenc \ ] O'Connor has been wanted by
tho New Jersey authorities for about two
wears II Is said He waived requisltlon
and vas taken back 10 Bavonne. bv De
tcctive Murphy Of the police department
OF that place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14
Collection Of County Tax.

County Receiver lippincott will begin
the collection Of 1920-l92l county taxes
July |. Five per cent discount will be
allowed on taxes paid in July, August
and September and three per cent in De-
tober and November Payment Of the
face Of the bill will be required in De
cember A penalty will be imposed there
aftar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14
Seek Missing Boy and Money.

No truce has been found today of
James Mariana fifteen nor Of the $500
ot his fathers money which he IS thought
to have taken with hin when he left his
home in Marcus Hook, Pa, recently.
Other boys, il i supposed, were with him
when he went away. and the police Of tn Is
and other neighboring cities are watching
for group Of boys who look as though
they had $500 70 spend,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14
MEANS SUES FOR MILLION
Brings Action Against ". Y. Dis
trict Attorney in Mrs. King
Murder Case.
By Associatsd pross 70 Every Erenlng

New York. June l4.-~nt for 81, ,0OO.-
600 damages was filed in the Federal
Court today BIT CASTOR p Means against
District Attorney Edward swami and
Assistant District Attorney John Z.
Doollng
The complaint charges nat the de-
PENDANTS consplred NIthoEhciais ot the
Nortkarn Trust Company of Chicago TO
bribe and corrupt witnesses 70 testify
falsely against Means &c his trial for muir
der nf Mrs. Maud 4 Robinson King and
To defeat probate 0f tne viii of James q.
King Of Chicago her husband.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14
Kexmen 100 Per Cent Increase.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Havana june IL The strike 81 telc-
graph operators employed OH the national
lines was settled TODAY An increase IN
wages amounting to virtually 100 pei
cent was granted strikers arrested on thl
charge oi seditlon werc released.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14
SCORE HURT IN TRAIN CRASH.
Conductor of Resort Special Killed in Pere
Marquette Collision.

Bs Associated Press TO Every Evening
Chicago, June II ! conductor was
killed and score of passengers injured
today when the Pcre Marquette resort
special. bringing weekend parties from
Michigan summer resorts, crashed head
on into an east bound freight tram IN the
south Chicago yards.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14
SUGAR FOR RoTARIAN HOSTS.
Cubans Bringing 5000 Small Sacks I,
New York Brethren.

BY Assorlatgd Fress e EVfry kNenlng
Havana. june 4 Five thousand 81
ounce sacks NJ sugar viii bc taken bv
members of Cuban Rotary clubs to New
York this week They will be given rs
souvenirs to the New York R0tarians.
who viii entertain the Cubans
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14
WARNING FAST DRIVERS.
State Highway Speed Officers WGtchin
AutomobiIists on the Pixies.

a close watch s being Kept On last
drivers on the roads leading in and out
of Wilmington, and warnings have been
issued to many who have been halted in
their dash over the public roads
Speed Officer Tinsman says the law
will be enforced, but the policy Is to give
auto and motorcycle drivers a fair warn
ing. and if il is not Needed they viii be
arrested. II is said that there has been
recently some very reckless driving
Speed Officers McGongle and McNey
issued warnings To numerous drivers on
the Philadelphia turnpike and there were
many warnings issued on North Market
street. although no arrests were made
yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14
DAVIS GETS POLK'S POST
Wilson Names Assistant Secre-
tary Of Treasury as Under
Secretary of State.
nv As.ocIated press 70 Every Evenlnr

nv Associated Press ~ Every Evening
Washington. June n Norman n
Davis. Of Tennessee. was appointed to-day
by President Wilson 10 be indcf-Socre-
tary of sinto lie will assume hts d tics
tomorrow, succeeding Frank T.. Polk !,
who resigned because of the State of his
health.
Mr. Davis resigned last week Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury 10 accept tho
State Department post lie was one 81
the advisers Of the American Peaco
Delegation at Paris
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14
Amusements TonIghl.

Playhouse SicA AoCd.
Queen Tho sea Woit
Majestic Why Change Nnur A tte
Rialto-- Lord and LADY AEt
savoy The Blood Barrie-
auditorium Ray wilkinson. DAa'iH~
SaNaphOnist
strand. In NliEzoUrg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14
DESTRUCTIVE STORM
SWEEPS HONDURAS
: erv Ersnina

by Associated Press 70 Every Evening
san Salvador June l3 Many Hycs
were lost and great property fdamage was
caused III 4 storm near san Juan north
western Honduras last night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14
Goes TO Nevpori. RI. Station.

Captain John G. Donovan, formerly
lieutenant ant-commander Of the Delaware
,iycr forts laf+ Fort IL. I'out tooay for his
lew station at Newport, Rhode Island.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14

Prizes won by various students during
the wear were presented hy Dean T..
Laurence Smith The college orchestra
gave several selections during the exer-
cises. There was an unusually large
crowd of old grads" on the campus this
morning. Following the exercises
luncheon was served in Old College.
DEGREES CONFERRED.
The graduates and the degrees confer
red on them follows:
Bachelor Of Arts lArts and Science
Continued on page 8
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14
Il. & o. Bridge Ready in August.

The remodeling Of the Augustine bridge
over the Brandywinc viii lie finished 1bcl.
.1e middle Of August.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14
Weather Forecast

az Associated Press 70 Every Even.ns
washington. June Weather forecast
for Delaware
Generally FAIR Anu reht-a@Ana N@ N.
weather tonight ana Tuesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14

To prevent bottle famine return emptics
promptly. Clover Dairy Co.-Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14

Certified milk fOr infants. Clover Dairy
Co. ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

Hrfr. was a. tho Prevalent C"nl rulno ven.
to-day. ~ h'ro h" uy"uiiEnt"d tho d"nih
. - = uru wb" wna = vi.llm 81 q rmin"
accident
nury Train Victim.
Funeral sCrN Ices wrT" holl y'StNrdah
a. IL, Bradley m"rguc on belmont
str"c;. Tor ia" bate Mike GnllHEhcr. Wh'
was ran over by a train near Stewards
vie. early sunday morning ln'"rm, Mt
vas la Ia" Mt calvary ""n"'",J.
BsllAirs Briefs
\ daughter h.ls been born 10 Mr. and
Nr-. Thomas WlIlisou OF Hamilton
street THIS ,ity.
Mr. and Mr- Jesse Birkerotan hnvs
returned L. their home At SteubUnN lille
after a SIHit here
Miss virginia ricrH"u has returned 4"
hvr home at Cleveland after visit
I'm frionda la this cIty
Mrn Hicks entertained nem
bora 81 ~" MiAAionnTy r",iot) al the
second Presbyterian church at har homo
lurt uisht
Mlsa li.rcn Tr"hI". Inl"" arroo'
s.h""I ton,I,r, h"a roSumah hoI ~"'h
ate, LnyInE hron "H duty ~
,"n Ean h',n h"," /" NJ, and Afro
,lr.,E. IiiuhI 81 H"uth ii,IIuiIo
Mhs rd~"'h I'n"IsI"g "f ri""hil"
at,o"i lao p"", q" ,'In,I"si"n i"' " EISii
Win f,Ie"ds
N,s ,.,nuo H"Ith a"h h9"uh'o' ia - I"
'oi't"'d -. niouh"n8Ili" "fior ''S''
va, f,t"ni0 ho'o
Me- I.","o NNu,,"r o"h ha"rh'"' l." +"
t,i,,rnod 80 Ihclr h"u"" ho,o "fi'' = tat
- rl'"honvliio
iho " "u"n.n '."liI - ~" I'I"h'
church 80 h',lL u''.rl '"' 81 me
.huu,n tho o,o"i"R - 90 '"h"' =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
MARTINS FERRY
OUT IN FORCE
OHIO eide TOWNS WELL AGFRn-
STNTID AT HARDING DEM
ONsTAAT1ON
Harding Coolidge Club on Hand--An RA-
ported N4rdinr Will Ne Our
President.


As usual Martins Ferry dn her part
In tho parade and reception (which was
hold n Wheeling last might. In honor CT
tho coming Of Senator Warren O. Hard
INK OF Marion. o. presidential chhdl
date, to Wheeling lnat might. Nearly "a
hundred automobiles belonging I" trai
dents of this city formed tho llno ~hI'h
started for bridgeport 10 JOIN The u'''
CATIONS from other points IN ONO. AT
d 10 o'ClOck and hundreds ~ TohId"h'h
took tho street cara Ia the city hnd hh'
nlntod Ia 0oNrY way p"Hnlble win INC
big celebration. All ~ tho orfl'lhlh nhI
nembcTr OF the i""nl linrdinH'' ""l'hho
club woTu cured IN tho limo al d"CnTH'
oil automobiles. Und ~ wan again h""
"nzITnt"d that Martina ferry CSn nlw"bH
be- d"pondad upon to 10 her pact Ia any -
thing clio In called upon IL "nt"r
i'rcaIdcut Albert OF" ~ tho Local cluh
Br u ~ wilson Iu'hnrh Lynch, Mayor
Charles Coleman aud Marion f"l"fr"h,
representing the l"Cnl dub. attended 81
informed reception f"r the prnHid"hl'"'
candidate held IN tho MUIurc hotel. y"Hs
torday Afternoon at ihToC ""tpch. where
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
Italian Workers Give
Up Industrial Plants:

Turin. Italy. Sept. 2s-lnduatrlh
plants which had boon occupied by
workmen wero returned 10 tho owner" to-
day Before ovAcuAtInR tho Works. mo
men flIcd trenches which had bean aug
nround them, removed burbad wire en-
tnnxIcmcnts. nlled up loopholes dug IN
tho wills and when thoty left carried
Win them their arms and ammunition.
which were concealed In private homes
OwneTn Of plants report that. ntioI M
innprction. they md there wan great
wnntU OF materials during tho occupu
tIon az tho works II In hsHnrtod ina,
thr mon used nvo iimon tho amount o,
.unI nrCcnnhry 10 run tho plants ana
that ali reserves arc rShnhhleh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
INTERESTING MEETING
OF REPUBLICAN CLUB
One Of nest Meetings OF Campaign II
Promised Republican, OF city AT
City Building Tonight.

4 al, AttH -
ME- anna ~ 20 -. same civ wIli
"hu VII. "u' ~ W 49," H''.,,I,,, ,n nd
q 49,, - .u,L.T. nr ,hr Harding Ito
,,n,I!ran ,'lub at their meeting To be
held In tho F'ITrnon'H quartrrh a. TIA"
,.lty building aud one Of the hlEK"ht
meetings 81 the campaign IL pr"nr1"od
MIru MrCulIcy In rated na "n" 81 tho
hi Of m, women rpoak"ra Ia tho niat",
aud ALI women voters have boon urged
I To- como aud hear hoe Lht"r Ia Tho
campaign. plans "f' h"'hE h'""' =" go"
Witch time the iutrI'a'I"n ~ ia" "a''"'
wuI lee o'rl"I"'h I" lh'n' ""h "a"
mtcih"dr 81 'Hri'"g 'h"'' h"''"'' "'""
4 Explained
Ons nuay Town
u,Idaornrt uan uno "r tho uvoil"hi
t,.,., "a, iI, u,sr tact uIpII. and a. "no
tl,,,, ln,I,s H.. r,ouInp ihci. wcio ~
..,IIs lund,,do "f automobiles e" 'h"
,tt,.Ia Ihis city ~aH ~clI '"p'""'"'' Il
u, tho parade Ia h"""' ~ ii"'hl"g ~"'' +"
, s,na hslh n "hu'ii"a. 90 "a" ''''' go
ti..n ~ noI,""ni ,"u"ty ""h ''''F l"N"
H. ,no ,"u"Iy iho "l'I" old" l"' ia"
0"ttain' tie" 81 h"' '"E ''"' ''',''
iu ih" zoe orli"" ." -" canning '''''''"'
81 lno "ti'h A'"''"
state rTssId~at ns's
,,,..n II,y.s ~ " li,n,nri"". - .
.,,,o ,,,sI,I.nlN, ihu TrolornoI h"'l"i
tnI,, v,a n yIatlnt ~ lhin NV y"a
~ ,,,,,,,i,d tho ,rooiImu 81 ItoI
,,, \c,I, So, oar Iaa, night wher" h"
.nr,.,,I Ihr Imitation ~ - 'lnap ~ ~
,,, ,, ,ho aria,
n,,,
"sn""" u ..tlI
~, nn.,c,s ;, tho members ~ tho
S"'"hh NV '',n" Wv IL, n,h n,
ci"V ~ IN" rlHt ''.,,tn ma nil
nor n"'"' 49,, ,,,oh ,o ',ttcnd a nd
O. "'m"'LH "aE" mhh M, h,,n urc.
enjoy IN" Pt"H'"'" ""''"
P'''" oo,,. aooial
! -, - m, Ladies' Aid SO.
IN" mcmn"fa "' ~, I,,r,I, Vii,
, C."y "t ~ raul I'u'n 81" ~, -, no
l." "n'"r,hIhcu a. 40 ,'' -, ~ the
held AT tho sunday A'h""' '"' ''.', W
. In charge 81 IA" hrr"nH'm"n'" mas p' e.
D pared an interesting Pi"s'"'" Va NV -
! h'''in'""' ''' Wv
Asosivss Appointment
! Fred ArponEnlier we'll h"""h '"Ia
; huainons nam. yontarday Th'o''oh t"o
I nppniutmont an dIHlrl'l gI"h" ""' ,"'
rT'alduut "r Ohi". OF mo ',"''' MAJ "
/ der ~ En1loa. nnd tho mohp"Ia al nc
! mont Aoris appreciate Tho honor "hI'h
Inas horn accorded them through TIA" ar
, ,.nIntmrnt 81 "nu "r their members I"
, thla office.
Davis Funeral
! Tho funeral s~vi'oh f"r Th"maH j
! pnvIa who dIod ~ hiH h"ma GA North
/ It,rn,, ,,rool nj M oaTIy hour HundnY
! rvoulup viii hs held from tho family
hnrro lila morning NJ 10 "''l"'k, In
: charge Of Ucv. John w. S"al. pastor "'
p,a pI,Lwnnd Presbyterian church. Tho
: InirrInont will he mada nj I.lnw""d com
orory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

Drn. md nnothc rwnr rendered by JON"
mud Mary Gorru'h
Davis Services.
v,,,Ic,g viii be- held thiH morning
from the family residence on the i",n' ",,
Tar tho Into ThOmnn j DnHlN' w
kr.wn rcrldcn, who died Monday "''"I
n brief Illness. Intcrm"nt VIII u" y"
LInwuud cemetery.
Weutwood obssQuies.
Tumurr"w afternoon 81 -"
from the IIru"mm"r nnd lllnrp."n
lurn nrrN tees viii he conductor i"' W
Int Felix W"stwoOd. wei known -
,i,ut ar the South side, who dlch M"h
day Itcv j T.. Lrr"nh"rE"r. p"H,"' W
the Third Presbyterian church. VIII "I
urint, and mirrm"nt viii hc In mount
Xinu cemetery.
Thlr Afternoon from th" M"nd"l par
InTn At I@I" ihnplinc street nerve" Nh'
Ice held for Mrr. Emma il"hI on
I,n,uu,-H who died Ia t"lunhun Mhn-
din, Nrr Rrmu"l NJ. i'Ihnoh. pael"T OF
ihc rrIst I'r"rhyI"rlnn church WI OF
n,lnr,. ana lui"TmcnI VIII 10" III ''''oh
wood ,,..u,I"TN.
Mrs. Jane Hodges.
Mira Jnur thnIub"Ir li"dg'h az q sh
Monday morning H"ui"mh'r :" w.
~ the homo ~ h'i n'rh"" W"h'I
rn,i,l IhI,c ulI"r r'ri 81 Washing
ton IA where rh' hhh E"h" 'hl"r
wr,ks n,i, T." nah" 'irlI "I'"I I"hb
nnd u-,fh NE hith"nEh given NOR"
than IL. nII"Ii.d f"ur n""I' y""iH o.
me- In r','Inl l""in ell" 80" ""t''N'"
81 Attending .hUi.h r'r'h'S. 80 ""H
ui0 n,r L,,nI and IL ,"irl I" h"T 'hnI' II
nud all "a v'Ih
hir Ii,dr'r v"n ih' last ~ h'' Ia"
IT, ah. IH ru,,l'"d by """'h"i 81
"i'''r ""h "'r'''."r f""","' "", We o"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
RAILROAD POLICE
TaLs Cnrs of tho Harding Party In Tlno
Hhnpo-NOt BlnKle Hitch In TRAIN
MoUomentn

Captain 81 I'"li'" E""rf" W I"hnsp"
,.,,i.tcL law pnlrr,. ] T. Ncsrry. T. !.
Kuhn ! IL Levels aud {. " Travis
hnndIcd rhr crowd ia tn" shnr" her"
Yesterday along the Iiillim"i" ON"
nud ar to be- ouIupllm"nlrd Tor Inc"
w'Ih
81, ,,IIru,d crew ~ rhrI.. r IT,"
I,hIu nIr uIru Iu be- 'OIuirlIu uI'd l"I
lhriT wnIk nnd ,,"ryIhin" wa 'l"i'
runuih nud vlIh"uu -!nH.. h'''h u,
mIni the handling -. III" ~ "'"' 81
the IIuIu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
WON NY rAIRMoNT

Falrmout. " Va. sept ~ -fnlrm"ht
high school opened her fo"thnii n"nH"n
to-day dcrruIlng ShiunHt"n high - I" u
Th, locals displayed V"rHhIIl" h''h'h
and "A Tlnu drIuuhr. III" team Will meet
Grafton hiYh here Friday Frank Ice.
All American trrid" Ia 1917. when play
ing with NnHt Virginia l.uIN"rHitS. In
ronrhIuE the f'nlTmuui Cl"vun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
TO PAY wolKMnN.

Milan. Italy. hepi. "--o"heIs ~
,hno furIoriun which have reached al
nMrcmenl with the mon by which ihnY
win nr paid for ~"rh actually done hhI
iuY rho occupation ~ The factories
Wn,t viii he Tnlum"d ry"shny or W."
nrrdni Normal nGii'liln" "H's '"'
r,tInri today IL hninop lhn'n'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

ron w. Carter. IT, prosperous ,reilr"
farmer and t1yI1 war veteran. f!"d 'hHi
wight nj his homo on Davidson Run.
family purylNcH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
BRIDGEPORT

I~',o n"w0 l,"ms Tor Tn" ln'"lll-
ren~rr ~ IU,kryH News sipuh.
pcIhy & WrcdIu Drug Et"ro "r tho
Ilridgcp"rr iTurdwurc Company. or
,nli Martins Forty ,27-J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
aUnuT'IOm or Tnn nOun.

VIII tho h"icI IhnI iho Ionruo 81 ia
ilnuu hnr huurhi ~ tIunovn u" Inn go
Ihn hm"rI'nu - Tur"I,"au plPu' I'"yl
lru'o J"uIunl
-IUV wIu EAVINGH HThMTH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

Uarrison W. Garter.
u,,,IuI bIurpIrh 10 tho intelligence
rlnrkuhurg. W w. Sept ~ IInrr"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

siUHtinH 1T th' I"Ii""s t,r "aIIr
sshoul bUaId ~as hoid Iaat nIrIr a. tho
township uny "a - th" 'u. ItrtI'Iing o.
Ma ths nIEg "raoiiua ct tho board hoII
siaos the sihn"Ia r,aunod \ nu,m,.,.,
81 UatteTa PERTAINING {" the e, h""Ia
we're Eiysn aIluullDn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

There viii 10 Hr"' let "'l79I"""'
lily saT,I'' h.II 49, 'h' IltE' I''"l
hFlap church not Euuda '""'"i"U a.
la a''Iurk Thor, e. ~ - HI''' '"l
siroaTam rendered md ihorr viii D."
'spasihl tunIrII,,IIuu tnGou Zoo r"ieHt''"
work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29
Many Near uaTtlIna

Many Republicans fr",n thia city were
~ Wheeling lnat night - h"RT the
speech OF Republican rTnsldcntiuI Som
tnee warren g. Harding Local R"puh
ucana formed u bik automobile pRrpdu
and went l." Wheeling IN IA regular cara
van. Local Republicans worr wet
pItnaRl WIN IMn mLmmAIrT mr.ilnu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

ndY fiDshufSk f"''ls"o' ''"'
u sol ,"srs b. arui'' I'""" .
yoaIoTdas TITO m"" ~"n "'''H'
h ,smrIatut ,".h' h. Aih"'i N"''"'
charged chat -" "li'" had I"H"l'"d
Wtfs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

The FlFsl q"s''"'ly Conference ~ tho
Ftrsl MSth"dlsi Epla'"t'ol church. wiII
be- held At III" church ihlp ov"ulug pla
tglat Super ~ gPdUut g v Hauf"rd -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-29

IL wah stated last might hS coroner
John H. wyatt that thtHc Moro nu now
developments In connection with tho
death OF Mike Gala Ehcr near stewards
vile, run over by train Tho local
official believes ~ wIIl r,"T 10 t'I
mined whether the man van murdered
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-26
WOOD TESTIMONIALS S2.5o.
Indiana Daily Times Alleges They Are
Bought and Paid For.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 26.-Branding
Major General Woods presidential cam
Paign in the state of Indiana as being
fought under the slogan of Get the nom
ination at any price" and making the
sensational charge that testimonials OF
Endorsement have been bought at $2.5C
each, while wires and mails have beer
clogged with news like medicine adver-
tisements, the Indiana Daily Times last
evening printed the following:
Get the nomination at any cost.
This word has been passed down the line
in the Leonard Wood organization, and
his Indiana managers at least have taken
those who are financing the campaign al
their word.
The latest publicity plan resorted tc
is that of obtaining paid testimonials.
The Wood campaign thus far has resem
bled to great extent a patent medicine
advertising campaign. The testimonials
read something like this:
MIR. Adolphus Jones, a street ear con
ductor living on Yandes street, has in
dorsed the nomination of General Wood
1 think General Wood would make {
good President" said Mr. Jones.
''The reason for the numerous testi
monials has now been revealed. They
are being paid for at the rate of s.. 81
apiece"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-26
THREATEN TO DESTROY
FACTORIES AND MINES
IN WESTERN GERMANY

not as vet given or refused permission
for German regular troops to enter
either the allied zone of occupation or
the neutral zone to the east established
by the treaty of Versailles, according
to semi-official information today. What
has been done by the allies, it is semi
officially stated, is to reach an agree
ment as to the guarantees to be de-
manded from Germany in case she de-
sires to engage in military operations
in the zones in question. Eventual per-
mission to do so will depend upon her
previous acceptance of the conditions.
According to the same source there
is no further question of inter allied in
tervention in the Ruhr district, and the
impression prevails in official circles
that there will be hesitation on the part
of the Germans themselves to engage
in operations there under the conditions
the allies will impose.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-26
ALLIES WILL
NOT INTERVENE
No Permission Or Refusal
for German Troops to En-
ter Allied or Neutral
ZOnes-Germany Not Ex-
pected to Give Required
Guarantees - German
Cabinet Resigns

LONDON. March 2G.-Workers forces
entrenched before the city of Wesel
threatened if they fail to capture the
city TO destroy all factories and mines
in western Germany, says despatch to
the Exchange Telegraph company filed
in Berlin this morning: The Reds have
established great headquarters similar
to those of the old German army and
are issuing official statements.
In last night 5 communication the
Reds claimed to have captured several
villages and to have taken more than
200 prisoners during the day. They say
the government troops in western Ger
many are not taking any action, pend
ing orders from Berlin.
Treatment of men arrested on aecusa-
tion of a completely in the revolution
airy movement by military authorities
has greatly excited German workers
rendering the situation more critical, il
is reported.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-26
HOOVER MAY
FIGHT JOHNSON
Expected He Will Enter California
Primaries as Republican Candi-
date-Johnson Alarmed.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-That Her
bert &. Hoover will announce himself a
Republican within the next week and per
init the presentation of his name in the
California primary is the report here in
quarters well informed on politics.
The expected Hoover announcement is
said to lie at the bottom of the charge
attributed to Angus McSween, campaign
manager for Senator johnson of Cali
fornia, in dispatches yesterday that in
ternational bankers are back of the
Hoover boom With Hoover in the Re
publican contest, Senator johnson woulC
have the fight of his life in California
and the statement issued by his manager
1t is said, is an attempt to warn tn,
Hoover forces that the California senator
does not propose to have his former
stronghold invaded without making "tht
going hard"
If Hoover permits the use of his nam,
i'll California primary, Senator johnson
| according to reports from the coast, vii
have a real fight on his hands and on,
vital to his showing at the Chicago con
vention.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-26
KIDNAPPED BOY
FOUND AT HOTEL
Father Had Deposited $4,000 Ransom,
But Recovered It - Kid
nappers Are Missing.

LEXINGTON. Ky, March 26.-Paul
l2-year-old son of f. r. Little, Lexing-
ngton's capitalist, who has been held for
ransom by kidnappers, was found this
morning locked in room at a hotel. The
parents first learned the whereabouts of
their son when he telephoned his home
from the hotel room. He said he had
been kept a prisoner there since Wednes.
day night. A man who had hired the
room left the hotel about Is minutes be
fore the boy telephoned
The boy disappeared Wednesday after
noon in front of the Lexington postoffice
where he had been seen in conversation
with a man. Playmates said the little
boy had told them he was to be given a
dollar to deliver a box of candy.
Soon afterwards the father received q
note stating that his son was being held
for ransom. Little intimated that the
amount asked was $4,000. Last night
he deposited package containing
the ransom money in a Main street gar
bage can When he returned half houl
later the package had not been re
moved Believing the kidnapper failed tC
show up for fear of being double crossed
Little pocketed the money and went
home intending today to seek other means
of obtaining his son