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senators To- tn Ninfh.

st. Louis. Avg. e.-Three success
i've singles in the ninth gave ST. Louis
one run and Q t o 1 victory over Wash.
ington yesterday. Shockers, 5besides
holding the visitors to five scattered
hits. drov9 in the deciding tally.
Shaw wase hard hit but fast fielding
by Washington held down the score.
washington ... ool 900 ooo-i { )
St. Louis 900 0ol 600 IA
Shaw and Charity; shocker ana
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MAN WANTED WITH soMV aMIIr
Int experiences driving car. CanvaGs-
ms 9 pianos and p~honoNTaphS.
Gets Piano House., ~ S7Ts ,1
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Minneapolis Beat Indianapolis.

M1nnoAp0N9 Beat .
indianapolis, Ind. Aug. s.-Minne-
apolis made 1t two straight from In
dianapolis by winning yesterday 4 to :
Indianapolis rallied In the ninth and
scored one run on VOLTS triple and
SAwyer's overthrow. Much raging
sions marred the contest. and Sehrei-
Der was elected.
r. II. e.
Minneapolis 200 go 900 II /
Indianapolis ..010 100 010-3 s /
James and Owens; Cav and Cos
sett. &.
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sox Played Poor Ban.

Chicago. Aug. 6.-ChicAgo yeater-
showed effects Of the strenuous.
series Just closed with New York ana
played Indifferent ball against Boston.
the visitors winning 4 t 2 bu bunch
ing hits in the third inning for SaTlead
which Chicago could not overcome
R.s HE
Chicago 900 600 e1I-s rs Il II
9 and Walters; Cicotte and
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WANTED COUNTRY NBW6PXrNR
man ana printer. Must SbN all eFUUtad
maj 5000. State experience, rafor.
a eneesNtinne Journal, New SALEM II. IS
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AssOOrATTON.
A NEW ALTITUDE

Dublin,s july 1s.-(Mail.)-Bsades
their resolutions acknowledging AZ.
legiance to Dali Ddrrean and their
sympathy with the Easter week re-
bellion, the new Irish local councils
are giving many evidences Of an ad-
fvanced Sim Fem attitude.
At Cavan they have decided to cut
on the water supply to the military
and police barracks. In north Upper.
airy they have refused to accept the
services of policemen appointed to- act
as inspectors under the food and drugs
act. vt Longford they have refused
to apply the vaccination acts until,
they learn whether or not Dali Eir-i
approves Of vaccination. Every
where they are refusing to make in-.
come tax returns.
Many of the higher ,oficials of the
new bodies r magistrates, and they
ri being ordered. and in most cases
iobeying the order, to resign their
commissions as justices OF the peace.
VI the number Of fighting par.
sons continues to increase at the
present rate, the old time peaceful
paseorate" will again become popu-
The Granville Herald has changed
hands. This does not infer that It
has changed front or sides.
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YOUNG NAN BooKREnpm AND
party t . advance. Address 40 HSFSid.
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BrcvcrvBeat Coluunbus,

Columbus. o.. Aug. 6.-Milwaukee
won the second game Of the series
from Columbus here yesterday Z to j..
Mcweeney kept the Columbus hits
we'll scattered.
X. n. e.
Milwaukee zoos 900 o2z-7sl2 3
Columbus 1900 900 loO-1 I
McWeeney and CASTOR: Sherman
and Kelly.
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HOUSES ron SALE
watch r..dsFo rksG Grow
FOR SALE

watch Grand Forks Grow
FOR ALI
1so.oo-Good barn On South 4th 81.
~ S00.0o-o.roon cottage and barn
which must be moved.
y S.o00.oo-6-room house with city va
1000. oo-s-room house With city va
ter on North 6th st. 9.s.
= 1.2s0.0o-6-room cottage on North 9Th
st. Has city water.
: 1850. oo--6-room cottage on North 9Th
st. City water.
) b,600. oo-New 6-room cottage, all mod
s19 ern. hot water hest hard
s.s c G9Ga noossi aqh basement s on
$500. ooLGood ali modsIn honsa. hard
go wood floors. full basement.
steam heated garage. on 8.
+, $500. oo-::5eom, ~ modern hou.s,
Z floors, on s. 4th St.
ana barn. on 9. 4th 81
500. 0o-6-room. all modern house.
hardwood floors, full base
ment. OF Euclid Ave.
: 6,4o0. 0o--AI1 modern, 10-room house.
hardwood ooors.. full base
Il Se9 stbg f s. lot 7s1i4 - on !.
Is s,too.oo-7-room house, III medsrn but
heat. on N. 4th 81
: s'soe. oo-1:r1omsheuss, ~ assdsrn bit
~, 50 foot lot on Cottonw2pds 81.
cellar and ely water. on ~. "a
3iS,ooo.oo-s-room. all modern house ana
garage. on Reeves Ave.
W. III. kelsey
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W. III. kelsey
Dwellings, For Sale
!H II
G|.a,'rvin & Palmer

six-room, all modern cottage.
North Sixth 4.100.e0
six-room cottage. all modern
but heat, hardwood doorUsy
electric lights. Alpha ...:... 3.0o0.oe
9even rooms hot water heat,
electricity, gas, hardwood
floors, good garage, Univers-
1ty ave. 4soVV.Vv
Seven rooms. modern but heat,
goa and electricity, North
9TH &sVVg.V0
Six roomsrIS newell. electricity. Z
good cellar. shade ees.S shed
Tor garage. Cheyenne .S.. 2.boo.oe
Eight rooms. modern. SO foot
lot: hardwood. hne residence,
B4l1nont Ave. 1880. ..... !. . 1e.000,oO
|1evsn rooms. modern bat heat.
rood cellar. dne looatioo.4
Chestnut st. ............. " $500 90
Eight rooms, modern, hard
wood sleeping porch. Shade
treess Riverside ........... 4.3e0.oO
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Sports
AMERICAN ASSN
Ttnely Htttane Beas *. q.

Louisville, Aug. 6.-Timely hitting
gave Louisville a S to s victory yes
terday over Kansas City. Good knock
ed a home run over the right field
fence. Score:
Kansas City 1910 Dol o1o--3 s i
Louisville .....200 OIL O1x-5 . l
Weaver, Alexander and Brock;
Graham, WrighAand Kocher. 8a
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LIVESTOCK

3 RDoIsTERED HEREFORD, BULLS
y months Old. John KGnmir. Elmer.
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YOUNG Nan vFiTH ExPERImScT
vsntsd 81 cent? 9nssi7hins sScds.
ss sssasy v wsss; stass ssess,;nf s., sRd
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WANTED AT ONCE AN ALI.
sge around butcher. Wire or write, Dam
schen Bros, HampA0G, n. D..
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YOUNG NAN WISHES POSITION As
give references. Write. 1874 Herald.
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NoRNINa CARRIERS, WANTED,ro
sesisees acf roatea. Gircu!atasn mar.
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TIN SHOE HOSPITAL PANcnLFo45
fsss, drssa r ssea 5eli 81 az -
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TWO EXPERIENCED LADIES WANT
position In cool car. State wages and
length Of run. Write. l3b Herald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-06

AN EXPERIENCED OPERATING Av.
all farm machinery. Write ls6i Herald
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EXPERIENCED MEN TO WORK ON
farm. Apply 1t room SIS Natl Bank
6l04.. y. NelG0n KAlly.@
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-06

OFFICE MAH-sEvERAL YEARS Elk.
perience IN accounting and credits; de-
sires position with local drm. Adj
Is dress. les Herald.
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Lost AND rouND

&5RED COW. OWNER
ga pe e;Ss : sss ss y !. ss.'1 rs: H sfsssis.
MARVEL. N. D. 2SI 49,
Templar charm. Return to John Void.
|Losr-A CAMEO pm. MNpER
please call Of FEDERAL Bakery.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RENT.
'a GAR SHORT TINE. 4ei s.
i MsCEILANEous FOR GALE
FOR sALE-RuTTER KisT POP CORN
machine with peanut roasting attach
nnent: In actual operation about four
2Reason for selling. no day current.
Il. Boz ss5. York. n Sn 5. N'o'.s' :
FOR SALE GAS STOVE, GOOD
condition: / counter scales, / refri1-
orator, I check protector Ct y price,
FOR sALE-A sncoND-HAND LATHE
% sosd % new Will All equipment for
e, ssms Brosoahan>& Olson Co.. Graf
ONE sxi3 VELVET RUG. 1 SANITARY
couch. z few odd pieces of clothing.
LCall 7is Chestnut OF phoFe 1851.
FOR sALE-FREsH VEGETABLES OF
all Kinds. Phone 28si-w. 23o1EJsnny
v ]. n. tHeiatand. 81.
BLUEBERRIps FOR sALEsoc PER
quart. H. G. Hammond. Roosevelt
AUTO TIRE vuLcANfzINo IA.
chine At Ne6a ~ n. 18th Street.
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cne Of the best towns In Grand Forks
county. Newly completed Ind equipped
throughcut, in~odern.sin every respect,
good land. worth2the money. a. PIT
payment. ], R.sStreeter Corporation
lel Security Bldg Grand Forks. n.
@ Oak. Phone 49,. J.s
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BUTCHER WANTED, KILLER AND
2ye0sAge maker in country shop. VIM.
Myer, BAirdale. N. D.
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EXPERIENCED CLERK WANTED
nor country general store. WRITE, l3l
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5LssS
FARM MACHINERY FOR sALEEao-3s|
Avery engine with six bottom. pillow.
complete; two 1896 Tftan's with three
bottom plows complete; one 1850
kumley with -four bottom plow eoIn-.
4, PETE etc. one sss S xr Ha q, an Nth go
VIII accept 1sEbme live stock fnsaexs1
Y chankH. Also $40 acres highly i'm
+ proved hand for sale. Address. Oscar
Z W. Davis, r. Ed, N. 3.9.Cry4tal.1
North Dakota. 10 49,
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JOB WANTED ON THRESHING RI
10y Han snG J We. ~ e enslhee
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FOR SALE OR RENT ~ HOTEL
towns In tho Red River vailey. oniy
4 hotel IN town splendid busanesg Tor
the right party Call or write. p. r.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

GARAGE FOR sALE-BUILDING AND
complete shop equipment and stock,
Good buy. Bought with or without
carr on hand. both sales and repair
men. Good Red River Valley terri
.orF on Minnesota side. Not a run
DOWN, proposition, but a good live
q making, busineAS,4 all sSor part
interest. Car ne bought BY q rood,
honeat and reliable party. About 310,S
00S will andle. o reaSon for
selling. Write, 1T Herald.
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FOR sALE-THE GRAND J, FORKS
Cemetery Association is quitting its
farm operations and offers for sale {its
team Of work horses. harnesses and
at Jerry Grayeiiie.s rssidencs opposite
the cemetery entrance. A. w. Dennis,
Secretary. Office Of The II. Bendeke
N Co.. a16 Kittson ven
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FOR sALE-isoA ACHE FARM ADJoIN-
ing Berwick; fair buildings; easy
terms. 34,000.00. Box ~, Berwick,
y IN. d. .Sa lSlr
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-03-19
AT ABBEVILLE

We note from the Proper Gander
ha: efforts were to be made on Sat.
urday, March 9Th, to reorganize the
Abbeville County Association of
Teachers, and we hope that nct!:::@"":,
happened to prevent the meeting
and organization as planned.
It is difficult to understand how or
:::hy county superintendent car
rest for any length Of time without
Having his teachers organized N :;
i've ana working teachers associa-
Ition. So we congratulate SIP. =.
J. Evans upon his views of the val
uc of such an association.
In this connection, we wish to
compliment the Proper Gander. Il is
splendid high school publication.-
| Winthrop News.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-03-19
FROM
GEORGIA SPEAKS
Wife Had Suffered Four Years, He
S.ys,-Tells cf Change. 81 have
Never Seen Anyone Improve
Like She Has, Thanks to
Tanlac"

"Tanlac is the only medicine that
ever did my wife any good" dclared
Prof. w. A. Wood, of Central Graded
School, Winder Ca, at has restored
her health and relieved us of untold
anxiety, for her case was most
serious one.
"Her main trouble seemed to be
nervous Indigestion" he continue.
"She had suffered four years and
had lost in strength and weight in
spite of the best treatment we could
get. She was extremely nervous and
the loss of sleep pulled her down to a
shadow. She could digest little she
ate and suffered from gas on the
stohach, heartburn and nausea, and
she had headaches most all the time,
with persistent constipation.
"After some hesitancy we decided
to try Tanlac, and she began to show
decided Improvement with the Sec
ond bottle. She has since taken sew
eral, and the change has been mar
velous. She is gaining in strength and
wight every day and practically all
her troubles have left her. She eats
and enjoys anything she wants and
rests we'll at night. have never
seen such improvement in any person
such a short time"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-03-19
LOVE FEAST FOR
SPEAKER COTHRAN

Columbia Record.
A love feast, centering around
Speaker Thomas Cothran, with the
idea in mind that he will not be back
in the speakers chair next year,
marking the closing session of the
legislative term. The speaker of the
house was presented with handsome
silver pitcher and the young ladies
of the engrossing department were
called in to participate in the cere-
monies, each Of them being present
ed with gold pin as token of ap-
probation of their services.
The pitcher was presented to the
speaker by Representative John R.
Hart, of York, after Representative
Joseph A. Berry of Orangeburg, had
made a speech with regard to Mr..
Cothran's service. Mr.. Hart also made
speech, as did Representative David
Smoke, of Greenville, and several
other members of the House, each
paying tribute in glowing terms tc
the work of "Uncle Tom" Cothran as
the presiding officer.
Speaker Cothran has let it be
known that he will not offer for re
election to the house, and the Glove
feast" of Saturday night was in the
nature of a farewell. The retirin:
speaker has been a member of thu
house for many years. He scrveI
from 1905 to 1915, and w&s c.cc.c,
again in 1915. In 1918 he was elect
ed speaker and was in 1919 reelected
He has proven himself masterfu
- presiding officer, and has been uni
versa!ly popular among the men i
! both branches Of the assembly.
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l>>>>><<\\\>\\\s
COLD SPRINGS. =
NN\A\\\ ~

Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Kay, and chill
dren spent Saturday night and Sun
dav of last week at Mr.. I. r. Ol-
drick's. Mrs. Kay remained until
Wednesday afternoon.
Messrs. Arthur Newell and Eakln
McCord were the guests of Messrs'
Dickie and Tollie Ellis Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Hagen visited
at Mr.. T. F. Uldrick's Sunday.
Mrs. T. F. Uldrick, Harold and
Francis, and Mrs. C. c. Kay, and
children, spent last Tuesday very
pleasantly with Mrs. J. R. McCombs'
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Newell spent
Wednesday at Mr.. B. A. Uldrick's.
Messrs. Fred and Frank Uldrlck
were visitors of Mr.. Theo FAINT Fri
day night.
Mr. Tollie Ellis spent Saturday
with Mr.. Frank Uldrick.
Misses Allie Bell and Bessie Nc
Combs spent last Tuesday night with
Miss Ellen Hagen.
Mr.. Roy McCombs came up from
Greenwood and spent the weekend
with home people.
Mr.. Erskine and Miss Ellen Hagen
spent Saturday night with Mr.. Frank
and Miss Sarah Uldrick.
Mr.. Royce Blum spent Sunda!
with Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Hagen.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Uldrick, ane
son. John. of the Bethlehem section
visited at the home of Mr.. B. A. VI
drick Sunday.
Misses Ruby and Amy Uldriel
called on Mrs. Andrew Newell Thurs
day afternoon.
Miss Matte Uldrick spent Satur
day night with Miss Maggie Hagen
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to keep posted that 1 know, is to
have the Press and Banner come to
us three times week.
The change from twice week to
three times a week for the same
money is giving your readers a bar
gain that they would appreciate more
if they were to move away as we
have done.
With the sincere wish that the City
and your paper will continue to
grow,
I am,
Very truly yours,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-24
FULL REPRESEV7ATON
FOR WOIWEN VOTERS IN
DEMOCRATIC COUNCILS
More TO Appoint Woman From,
Each STATE on National
Committee.
Iny Associnted Prcss.l

SAN FRANCISCO, June 23.-Demo-
cratic leaders are preparing TO give
attention during the national conven-
tion TO the question of adequate rep
rcsentation Of women both in tho
party councils and in the shaping OF
platform issues of particular in
tercst to women
Platform suggestions. dealing most
ly with social questions. are being
referred to the womcn's Democratic
bureau of the national committee,
headed by Mrs. George c. Bass. OF
Chicago. TO be put in convenient form
for the resolutions committee.
Steps are being taken TO extend to
women equal representation in the
national committee by providing tor
two committee members from each
State, Il man and woman. Tho ef-
feet would be to exert influence on
States holding out against equal re-
cognition of women. If they did not
appoint their women members they
would lose one vote in the nationa!
committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-24
DemocraticP Presidential Aspirants Weighed
and Found Wanting by William ]. Bryan

"GoNcrnor Edwards-I nm un-
tIOn."
"Gorrrnor COx-IIIs friends VIII
urge him aS compromise be-
tween the Edwards 'wcts' and tho
hope drys.' lie will not do"
"Chnmp CInrk--IIc has his own
Stntc tAIissourD behind him.,
"Iicrbcrt IIoovcr-IIc hns elm
limited HIMSELF
''Jamcs W. Gcrnrd-Iic h:.s south
DnkOtn's support, and many per-
sonal friends among other dele
Entions.'
an &c c-I"rcsidcnt MnrshaII-IIe
has weakened himself by II feeble
bid for the 'wct' VOTE.
senator Owen, of oklahoma,
md Secretary OF Agriculture Mcr-
edith, neither of whom In mt NIL
dangerous, arc described as "nmonr
the few available mcn thus far
mcntioncd.' d
The Con,moncr conclude. with
the declaration that the nominee
mt Snn Francisco "must he know,
tn bc for woman suffrage, for pro-
hIbitiOn md against Wall street.
The Commoncr doesn't pick tho
man who shorii &c numinatcd, bur
IL fs believed here that II would NOT
oppose the selection of William
Jennings Bryan, who, singuInrIy
enough, In for suffrage and prohI-
hilton and ctcrnnIiy opposed to
the money power cntrcnchcd near
Trinity Church, New York City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-24
JOHNSON SAYS BOSSES
SAID PEOPLE Be DAMNED
Intimatcs Harding Was Named by
Select Few in Room In
Chicago Hotel.
DENoUNcEs RULE BY BANKERS
Says Time Is Coming When the
People Will Run the Conventions
Instead OF &. q. Il. Leaders and
International I'inancicrs.


SACRAMENTO. CAL. June ga
Srcaking pubnciy for the frs, lime
since the Republican convention in
Chicago. Senator Hiram W. johnson,
who ~ on his way 20 san Francisco,
town people. who greeted him with
Wild enthusiasm at the Southern Pa
c!Ac depot. that he WAS not downcast
over the result of the convention.
I'm happier than ever before" nc
said. II started the campaign on a
shocstrinE and when ] got through !
had the people OF the United States
with inc, even though could not win
the majority of the delegates. went
Into the hght III one fashion and
came out in the same fashion,
made no compromise. but fought TO
the last ditch.
1T doesn't make any difference IL
fc"' politicians sitting In the Black
stone Hotel in Chicago, said: the
people be damned. for the time is
coming when the people viii come
into ,hcir own.
The future will find me as good
naturcd and as full of Tight as ever.
and determined that in time to come
the people shall rule instead OF few
men and international bankers sitting
In New York.
Politics is behind me for the time
b6ing. ] won't discuss or deal with
IL until l have had a little enjoyment
in dear old California"
g. l.. Johnson. the Senator's aged
father, was the first to greet him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-24

Especial to The Timcs-Disratck.)
LINCOLN. NEB.. June 2,.-EsIim-
mating nil po.sibIy dangerous
rival candidates for the Democratic
nomination for the presidency.
William J. Brynn's The Commoncr,
pronounccx Judgment on the ns-
pirnntx ms follows;
"Prcsident Wiison-Whilc vnEuc
hints nnd suggestions have been
thrown out occasionally, no one
claiming to spcnk for the Prcst-
dent or near enough to him to he
assumed To cNprcss his wishes, hns
announced HIS cundidncy. lie need
not he considered" :.
"IViIiinm G. McAdoo-IIc liz ham
dIcBppcd ms candidate by his
close Relationship with the PrcsI-
dent and his silence on the peace
trcnty. lie Is unable to call TO his
support those to- whom the PresI-
dents candidacy Appealed with
special force, and would furnish nm
'enny mark for uif OF the Presi-
dents enemies. He has, however,
considerable strength among vuEc-
cnrncrs."
"a Il n I m G r-IIc
entered the campaign In n position
to deal .terniy with the prontcers,
and nh cxpcctnnt public xtond rcudy
to applaud, hut the profitccr
sccms 10 hnvc things nIt HIS own
way md the Acknowledgement lis
now suffering from tho reaction.
He Is unfortunate, too. I'm having
TO cnponsc the ratification of the
trcnty without reservations,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-24
DETERMINED TO DRAFT
M'ADOO AS NOMINEE
DIR. Burris Jenkins Announces lie
VIII PrcSent His Name to the
National Convention.
[By Universal ServicoI

PuEBLA. COLO. June aa.-The
name of William G. McAdoo will
definitely be placed In nomination be
fore the Democratic convention at
San Francisco. This was announced
today by DR.. Burris Jenkins, of Kan
sas City. who arrived hero on the
"houn' dog" special.
we have decided definitely to
place McAdoo In nomination without
his consent" he said. "We shall
draft him. He is physically in fine
condition and cannot refuse the
nomination. He will be the nominee. -
kilograms 10 Jcnkins. urging that
McAdoo's name be placed before the
convention continued to pour in to-
day One OF the kilograms received
was from Europe Bonniwell. of
ihiiadeiphia, declaring half OF the
Pennsylvania delegation would sun
port the former Secretary OF the
Treasury.