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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
DAVIS LEADS COLE $4,000
VOTES IN Ohio PRIMARY
Running 10000 Ahead
of Brown For Senator on
Republican Ticket-Demo-
cratic Senatorial Race Very
Close

Columbus. Ohio. Aug. i;--With
more than onc-third Of the "iN tnouSiha
precincts in the state hcerl ir'm AT
! o'clock this morning on rt'ur'.S from
tndav's statewide primary rl"ctinn. !"F.
mrr Mayor Harry l.. DAVIS OF Cio''iAno
had a lead of aproNimatctH l.h"l No'cS
over former congressman Rt''l L, ~
of F!ndldy. his nearest onpCnrnt' LOT
tho Republican nomination Tor sof-
state Auditor \. Y. bonahev mad no
opposition for the Democratic homiha-
tiun for governor.
The vote for governor tr"m -'4V' "ee-
CoIc 5S.0ie: Davis 1856; T-Holloch
cl,277: Wood 3,l3+. .,.o
At the same hour. returns from -'.."3
precincts in the R"puhli"'n r"GG :"r
United s;ntrS seR"2T! n ;,Ii. sh% 6f ,leIsware. W
Irading Walter +. Brown o! TuleI7, ny
~. 900 votes Judge r. ". WanamGker
or Akron. was running thirG. Macy
Walrutt and J. p Walser, the otlcr S"n-
didairs. were far behind tn leaders.
Tnn vote stood: wallis tSTa!: hr"wA
3a.os.. Wanamakor 1900; WHlssr .
L1%: Walrott @.30j. ,
The Democratic race for he Eoini-
nation for United states seu4thr Hp-
rrarcd 70 be very close. ". \. Julian ot
i.:nc!nnat.. on returns from l.!7' pre-,
rincts. was leading Judge ,. =, - Nc NSa
rf Akron by only i.24a votes. Tht vote
was: Julian 1886: O'Ncii 1899. ,,,,.
ON The balance Of tn E"puotican
starr ticket. Licutenant-GoverncT car
cucc !. Brown was leading for ne rom
ina,!on for acknowledgements; Sec
rc,arJ- OF State Marvcy { ~nIitn mo
i b.g lead for re;-nomlnst:on; J"T>on 1o!, ~: L.
Tracy maintained lead Tor me h-I.,.h
r,inn ~ state auditor and Stntc lrc1H-
Hr~r RudoIph ". Archer vas leading N
the race for rc-nomlnauon. A':nrncE,-
,;ene-al John q. Price had 70 tpHoSi-
ZION. Z. T. Marshall ana FrAhk w,
Gc:Ger appeared to b" runr,n: g.. ,!%Se use
raC,. for the Republican nomination lor
rNter iusricc of the supreme c"u-t Ben
son v. Hough Of p,ltwa"" t.rn,%: arr"a'tS Dur, 70
md n Cnshoctcn for judge q! the su-
nrcn,e cour; for the short term;
On Tho Democratic Uck't Earl =.
Bloom Of Bowling Gr"en was icah.ns
Howell Wright Of cleveland for ne
nomination for --,p""'n".; 'L"!
Il WinaCarnor and former Secretary "t
State William n. Fulton Ns:e running
4 close race for secretary II sta;e' Dah-
fcontiuued on Page Ntne)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
ANT|-ALIEN RIOT
IS NOW CHARGED
TO BELLAIRE MEN
MURDER OF TWO BOYS
BLAMED ON BIANCO
Of Bodies Led to Out
break and Inquiry
by Italy

=
Columbus. -. .NuE. lo.-Ecneycd hT
Williams county. Illinois. authorities
20 b" responsible for tho vac" riots
which threw southwestern Illinois int"
he thro~S # an autt-aliCn demonStra-
tiou last week f'ranl; Hianco. IS. and
hls son Taul. IL. both or F"llairc, OHIO.
We're started on their Journey 10 West
Frankfort. H.. tonight Icy authorities
who arrived her" today. Biin"o waived
thc rc'"~S!tN of rcIu!s.toU p1nrr~ Tor
himself and suu.
Ranco ~ directly charged ny IN" IL
inoIs officers Wfth hciuG one at tn"
murdcr.rS who killed Tony lrmh;ll Is.
and .Nulicl Ca1irr"r"ra. =. Two youths.
the AndlnGe f who's" bodies prcclp'a'-
cd the rlOjiuE.
TIN mutiIajcd bodies Of ,hc I've"
Youths were found IN serarat" graves IN
4 ravlne near q river m Williams C"un.
" hy two nshcrucU Their throGiS mad
been cu, bullets had h"cu fred through
'h"'r breasts and deep knit" wounds had
h,cp inflicted IN th"'r backs.
ia j. tho holi,I Of authorities that ~"
whtcn II is ,houEh; Etanco and .>p"L
who is under arrest now ~ Illinois.
were connected with. and '2t they
t"ok tho boys uNcS |" prevent being ~
posed
Roth boys w,r" last scan ;"co:h"r,
IN" lMinols sh"riY SAYS riding vim
Iianyo IN tho sam. machine IN which n"
was riding with his son Wh'n iAoE N'r"
arrested here.
Jus, before Elanco was arrested. h"
,rlcCraphed the mother Of or" OF the
hovs ,hat II she would CON" {" olum.
bus the life ur her son would b. spared
II WAS learned today.
The sheriff believes ~ -" ''NlH IVAN
20 wired hr WAS not aware inHt me W.
bodies had h"oN recovered. "A:"A leads
local authorities lo heli"N, II was Elan
..,.. ,,l,, 20 Nrrr- Tho nlpllrr hero and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
WARSAW s NORTH
DEFENSE BREAKS

Berlin. Aug ID By tn. Associated
PrcssI The north wing oi tn" F"ll>H
army, destined - defend Warsaw ON ihr
north : dISsolNiuG under pressure or
10 fourth Russian army. says q Np'''-
:al dispa,ch - -" Nossisch" H"lnnc
from ,he cas-; PrLssian froruc".
NC~ompanlcd by IN" 0rst and Ho"on'
Caucasian artillery COPS. adds a." d"
FORTY fourth NussIan divisions hei"
crossed n, for~moS, lines hold ny tAiS
north wing Tho NuSsIans ar" backed
up also by eiEh' iufantry ii'isioiIs an!
rio third Caucasian artillery corps,
Their movcnrur supposedly = directed
agalns. Thorn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
COX Will START
His TOUR TODAY

Dayton. O.. Aug. ln.-Governor Cox
tomorrow will start the travels OF his
Presidential campaign which are eH-
pec,rd 20 continue with few intervals.
ilnt,l November The Democratic can
didatc viii leave here tomorrow morn
ing enroutc to Camp Perry. o.. where
ne is 70 speak Thursday afternoon anu
present the ohio governors cup for the
national rife competition.
Arriving at Columbus tomorrow
abou; noon. III" governor plans 10
spcnd the remainder OF the day in his
executive office and motor from Column
bus to Camp Perry carly Thursday
morning.
The governor worked IN his Office for
several hours today. after voting IN
the state primary. but went TO Trails
end IaAor because OF nervous head
ache. Guc il was said. TO the severe
strain OF recent strenuous days ana
overwork
Besides his telegram 10 Tennessee
women suffrage workers the Governor
today had further consultations on the
Tennessee fight. He Was asked to send
a representative Of the Democratic
campaign committee to Nashville and
sought to reach Wilbur ". Marsh OF
Iowa at Chicago for the mission
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
WOMEN
TO TOUR COUNTRY

SNNCtat - ! Nc ll,I 1, = ll'.Ft
Chicago. Aug 10 k"pubN"aa women
ar, t. ,M-,u~s ;hc issues from III" sam,
p!attorNl as m'N IN the prcsld'ntIdi
rampalga pcmite plans AZ" announced
bv Mrs Maul,y l.. F"sh""u Of Ninn"S"-
t. cu-vharrau wl'h Senator Harry ;.
New OF tn" Sr'"k"rS Nnr""n q 'h''
Republican ua'I"mal C"mm!t'"".
Among thosr who VIII J." assigned :"
meetings :u various parts uf t.,v ,nGn-
trv ere. Mrs Harriet Taylor u 0t"U.
Of ohio. yiCc-rhaI-mGu II Ia" rN""utN"
committee Of tho Republican n"ti"nai
committee. Mrs. john !. south at l\"n-
tucky. assistant secretary ~ thu ma
OF california. Mrs. J"aru"tt" lI!d" al
tab. Mrs. Arthur LiIcrmur" Il N"W
York aud Mrs. NcdlU Mc' '"rmirk OF
llNu"is, Of In" executive ""mmitt"".
Amelia bingham, 'hr well known Hr-
trcss Mary Roberts Rh!nchaTt. the
fer of Massachusetts, well known az
rrcs.; Mrs Robert J. Eardctt, widow Of
tn, popular hun"rlS', Mrs. Ea! moud
Robbins. noted social scrNi'" WORKER,
Mrs. G. \ Severance Of ST Pau. Mrs.
Adclinr Tark nf conn, cticut. We'll
HNl NcCartrr of Kansas. Mrs. Marshal!
Coolidge ct Minnesota, who's" husband
IS 4 cousin VI tn Nj,.'- presidential nom-
,nec. Mrs Fletcher pobius rg Illinois:
Mrs. Vaui Rcwman Of South Dakota:
Mrs. Winfr"d Smith Of seattle. Mrs.
Frank Dodsnn. chairman of the W"manS :
COMMITTEES for Iowa. and Mrs James
Morrison. Chicago.
4 card indeN system Is now being
prepared under the direction ot Mrs.
Foss"cn at headquarters hy Mrs. Mary
Jester Allen. Il = eApcc;,i this carl
index Will contain "anes "t at least Two
thousand women wA" VIII he subject
..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
TURKEY SIGNS
PEACE TREATY
LAST POWER AT WAR
WITH ENTENTE NATIONS
Simple Ceremony at SevrcS
Puts Country at
Peace

Scyres France AUX l0.--,Rr TIL"
Associated Trcss) Turkey. ~" last
power to remain III STATE 90 war
With the Entente. signed IN" 'r"a'! to-
dav. and j. Row officially at peace"
serbia and Hedja-. al"n" Of The nat tons
Interested. had refused to s:Sn
It was simple, sober ceremony.
Premier Veni7"Ios although achieving
Wha, IS considered 70 ha'H h""" "u' ~
h,> lfr's amh',;nUs AFFIXED his sigma
,l:rA 20 the three yolumiuuus documents
10 trca'y itS"f. an t'ato-'ir""s
rr.tCc"I and pr"iu"ol on Asia Minor
and the zones < influence with from
hing hand and somhr" fq"c. asCrtHod
hv sow" fn ,l'vrss and n'eIWOrk tn"
,Lrr, Tl-nlSh de-, ca'"s locked ava, 10
'hc premier passed their seats. not
hoNInE g. HIM AZ rh"y did 10 ~" other
.dOl"Iatce Count T0mnNsk' Polish min
t-,cr 70 rar.s. who vas among tn"s"
who signed III" 'hrc" dorum' me-. at
traced as murh R''"N''nn as IN" aciu" .
rrrcmonl. ho'ug ~" center or !ETuir-
ing groups a. tho delegates Wer" sign
ruF 'lcir names
premier N'Ilorand opened H." core.
u,ouv With few " ords and then asked
,hc Turkish d"ieEa'es I" slE1. tn"
business was concluded AZ -" O'clock
and tho delegates hurried out through
Tho soldier guard winch presented
qrme A. ,hol h'cd past.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
SLAV|N MYSTERY
NOT PENETRATED

New York. Aug. 10.-Mystery sur
rounding the manner in which John :;
Slavtn, musical comedy actor, received
serious injuries early sunday morning
t.ntght remained as tmpenetra Bile da
before although an explanation was
expected momentarily upon Slavins re-
turn 10 full consciousness. Hospital Al.
trndants refused to allow the injured
man TO Ne interviewed.
conference 70 be ATTENDED oy AL
rersons who were with Slavm during
Inc hours preceding his iISsury has
hAen called for Thursday by District
Attorney Edward Swami. al which TINA.
Mr. Swami said, full statement Will Dc
made by John J. McGraw, manager OF
The New York National baseball club,
Mctiraw's connection with the case
has NOT been fully explained. with
siay,n and Winfield Leggitt. former
naval oft!cer. McGraw spent part or
SATURDAY evening at the Lambs CLUB
Ic has refused thus far 70 explain the
encounter he is reported to have had
,bere with club member. IN which
Siayir is said to have engaged only In
,ha role Of peace maker. Shortly after
uard SIavtn was discovered lying uh:
conscious on the sidewalk IN front OF
McGraw's homo.
AT the Lambs club today II was EN-.
nbaiicalIy denied that McGrAw ha9
been suspended because OF the alleged
fracas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
SENATOR HARDING
IS GOING TO IOWA
EARLY NEXT MONTH
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
Copyright By The Intouigencsr)

.- =, eo-
'.u'0Is. ''' AK Se'." "'''
Ha-d:1S NJ, cav" N" from: porch FOR A
9-:ec .rtAr,a, IN September. lie viii
srAal a. Tho kr-,cu,:u-aN rn;r 4: DSS
No.-se Iowa ra-'v n,Nr month. TNrt
,1L>r : definite and when he = On
-outa Westward the plan IS - have h!m
G. r>-,hwari :" M.nrnapol.s and :.
TrSsa s.dA trips 7r~ -m7ba.ical'v de-
s.~lhad - 50, src"rhcs which by no
means c"ut-adIctS tho .dNt ot trout
-n-rh rlmpalEr. as VIII HAYS. national
-Ns;-rau. SAYS u WAS always :ut"ndc
"a. ,Na CepuNl.r7u candidate ShOV'l
make A frv h'g speeches IN 'mrnr;tnt
cities P-eSvm9 hlv senator Harding WI,
SO ,ba onoo-.r,i,y afforded him 20
.THoYmd 5,s d"r;-,nSs on matters agra.
GA, T'rcnss.,nr.hr,. Senator TInrd-
'-r's rain vi, sra2 IN -,.p;, so that ,he
reon,a nray ,a,o a .i,mrsr ot him.
. r.Nn% ~ us .E,'''a, .,,h ,o,,,rt
u,.h ,sn cern;n IN, he Mi, leave the
.-,,, ,o-th '.vs-al .,,,,ss more -, ,rr
,s,.,, -, -, >''
c.-.atr,y. <-o,, a dfS,,-n-rs,ed ro:1t ~
.sw ,bara 49, scma ,Stnrs ahon, the
ION. oo-rh ,.,,rDa,ru which hive thus
~ r.t.n ri,,;urs 0y Harding the can
H'da:A ,vh:rh docs nct sGua-H with Hard
.~g tho man Instead ~ his own mag
or,;r and am.abla sSis ~ 10 = known
= the Senate. h. - represented aS
political an,Rcon;S. picking small flaws
N Ms 0nron.r,'s s-ynor and ignoring
10 htS ones
For tns,ar,e I've s,a,ernrn. written a.
SA,ator fy.-dirr.s bas6ou,-trrs and
r.,rn on. AZ an nrf,r,ai EXPRESSION Of
80 ,,,rd,da,ee ,ssus ~ o-evo- - Coy
.~ro- CCy'S so>...n oy :,crcp;arrN ,nr-
,eys ore idea .Nar sooner or later Viii
,r,-, 80 prSr6,S,,, ,.srnoaic, - = =
s,..cI ~ ~, rSnuhNTa,s have
rTa1.T ~. .,,r,,,S,..,, 49, vca- w;,hnu,
-nr..i. - i.lnG - --mn,c., con
..S,aS - ,ra, ,a.rr,cn. shnrt rcfuS-
",me' ~ 80, '.s' ,,,,..,u,.
,.;nyc-no- ,nx - .asE co~ say,mE cho
w., 80 -, SSfro-.
~ S'r-4,,CS' r,4,,ra ,axss ,rd %oL rn, ,rodffind
-. - go; .no,, ,.nn, o,'
o., ,,.,t,,-a no s,anon,;cs o. biil,on
- p.S ~ .',,,,,c,I =, b,ya
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.t -" [,t'H 49,
"' '>AuS 'N''uHN , .-.,.h and
Nov, u" ',F ..fr,r - 80 .-,.S
Il, lSa-H az. az ''a!. ..-i 49,, .., - a.,
i'ed Es;,,r,rss a., rot
.,r,,sss ~ as r,src ranrr figures
,.,.an-.. 80 so,.er,,,art Scna-,nar,s
a,,o,,,. - r.onay ,h,.y
~ ,,S,d 81 tbc srs,Iiry
'.lAN LnNE WI; NJ" 1'' ,nS *, -, 80
>"ar. Ms -, ,"r'"S. 80 ~ ..t,t,,,r
lrhEress' WHICH a.M'! 80 ,.o ~ ''' -.
F'eSsuFS ~ tu,''"k w." - -
.'NSSS. ll 49,, ,,'1 ,>,e,rnso re,,o-
ts.o, ns co,r-S.s has alvays
nc" 8rS"'.i,Tfvu nE -" D,m,.
7-GNC''"A or w 'sSl',A - - ~ ,a,,
"'rNt'E "N'ShILl'' ".. "ppHut, ppS,, ~, "a
20 o. ''"E eSSi,'H ~, - >E'.;,,,g :,
S'r1" S"r' of nrnn,nS o, ,a,sr - ~.
IS hisre'E SUI '..,. - '"''' W ''
S,na-> Sln,T D -t,.ty,-, 1,s .v.-
-, w.. ,j.,s roIpr,ic,. nroress was
a.a.nu,,. - :, ,yA-n rArkoucd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
COX DISAPPOINTS
MEN WHO SECURED
HIS NOMINAT ton
MARK SULLIVAN REVIEWS TUBLIC
COMMENT ON ACCEPTANCE
SPEECH
Administration Forces Pleased BIZ: HIS
Supporters Go Homo
Angry
BY MARK SULLIVAN

'Nn0NHIcnt I'-'. =. !. EN"N.UG IoHi )
81 public men and newspapers On roN.s
speech which have been coming back 1"
. Dayton Il" no; Wholly cornc!d" wth N"
impression mad" on those Dcmocrau'
and whn have been t."part!nE tur their
homes during tho carly days of the
! week.
Th"s" I"mNcra'i' leaders can %
roughly divided m;n two classes. ~"
ores who are friends Of Wilson aud ih"
administration and lh' ones wh" hr'
rot. Of these Two sroVps. tn inrm"r
arc pleased aud Juhilani. ia" latter
cases angry
cox got his roINuarinu almos, wholly
from, rIcr Who hate Wilson, In naming
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Washington. .Nus. DIV tn" Asso-
c,a,cd Press -Th, American govern
,ueui's position or IN" kusS!ar. F"IiSR
situation VAS outlined N ;he following
note 20 the Italian government ad-
dressed 70 Baron Camille Romano A\e7.
zana Italian ambassador 70 the nlieQ
states. OF which thc following IS "art.
august 10 .9-g.
Tho agreeable mitnrauon. winch YOU
have conveyed To- the STATE d. Nar''rcnt
that the Italian SON"rum"n' would Wei
come a statentcn, on 'h' N'""N u IN
government on ~" Situa'i"h lfrSS''G"
hv fhe Russian adv NduCC into Folanl. dr-
, serves a prompt r"NV0NS". And WI! a.
tempt without dAlaE. - dcinlN0n ri tAlH
governments position. not onIy as 20
the situation arising from Nu>?'an mn,
20 certain cogrnte ana inS"H@raPI"
phases ot IN" EussIHn question viewed
moro broadly.
Cd free and autonomous. lollSN Sia'"
and the people OF the United Sta'"S are
earnestly SolctNous for thN mHIn'cn,
ancc Of Poland's political !ndcN"hH'''e
and territorial integrity. From TINS a
nude We Will not depart, and IN" p"Il'N
~ this government will hU directed 20
ths employment vt all aHai'ao'' i''ahS
20 render K "hcCtual. The rnm'n''
therefore. takes 40 CNcepIon 70 u" g.
for, alparen'ly h",1S mad" IN SOM
Quarters to arrauE" AL armi>tc" re,
twran Poland and Russia. but 1t WoCi6
no, at least for 'hc present, partS'.
r,atn in anv plan for In" e>panSi"G OF
/ me a-rliSti,,e ucCotiatonS tnto SInet-
Al r.uropcan conference which would IN
all probarili'y involve Two results from
both o. which thus country strouEE
COILS VIZ. The recoSn'lpn o. ~ -
.rr,iL rayirnr and a scttlcmrnt OF Nus
slar problems almost inelltao'y qn,"
,ba has, Of a ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of kus'
Sla. .ho r-,t,ed States
VAS me hrs; government I" ackno"-
l"dgo the validity OF tie NISSAN
luton and 10 give rec"En,tl"n 10 Foe
,ruyis,nnal government OF RUSSIA.
"Tbe Friendship manifested 10y Rus
s,a rnwards This nation In a tlme OF
rial and distress has i'f' us W,th on
,n,pcrishahlA sense of gratitude. - VIZ
a. yratcfuI trjcnd that Ne sent 20
t,u.sia an c\pert commission 10 AID IN
bringing about such a REORGANIZATION o.
the railroad transportation N!S ,'ih %
~ country es would rcinvtEorqt" The
whole Of It's economic NC anH 70 $40 ~
no ysll.HcinR Of the Russian l"opl'.
Tive distressing character ot Rus,
sia.s transition has mary historian
raralleIs and the United StatcN IS con,
alar, thar restored free and un!''H
I},1si, will again take p leaGLnE pid''
-, III" world, JOINING with The other
r-cn nations in upholdng pear" ana or
derly justice. ,, o-;,., bo
United Stat"s f""ls th"t tr.enHSnip AZ.
bnror -eouira that RusslaS 'n'tTHS'S
,rg. y. Srnerously protecr'd ard 'ha
a. es nossihlr, all decisions or Ni'Al
.,,,ocr,eTca ~ u, and especially thoSe
tcopt,nued on Page Ntne1
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100000 INCREASE
IN COAL EXPORTS

Washington. Aug. lo-ENpor,s OF
bitum!nous coal from IN" United Stat"a
during the fiscal year just ended CX.
,.nrdcd by more than 5000. 400 tons BIZ
luminous shipments during 1919. aC-
cord!ng 10 foreign trade figures issued
today BY the department OF commerce
During the fiscal year 1920. c2,97f.325
tons OF hitum!nouS Goa! worth !232.-
2a4a7S were exported. compared With
j5os37 tons valued at 575.S@6.6Gs. 4
year ago In addition bunker coal lad
en- on vessels engaged in foreign trade
I'm 1870 amounted TO S36.453 tons. valued
AZ 3723947S Canada took nearly half
of the b!tuminous coal exports OF 1921
rcceivfng ln.4To.51s tons.
Italy. with a total OF ?,s62,7!3 tons.
stood next as AN export market for
American coal and Cuhas with a total Of
1c37e9S tons vas third.
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INEQUALITIES OF
COAL WAGE AWARD
GO TO CONFERENCE

NVa.N,-c,or .tuC n --ProstdeNt VIII
son f~C!ps requested ~" Joint - al" COM
mite" ~ h'tun'n""" miners and "p"r-
arur~ to meet IN cleveland August lS ~
consider any luoqual''i"s ~ the award
or tho ri,"minuuS Goa, commission.
Tn. request FOR IN" meeting VAS sent
loin'ly ~ Thom4s T brewster. - he
operators. ana john /. LEWIS. president
rs IN. l-ui'"d NIue Workers ot Amer
icL tn" president ra}lcd attention 10 a
statement ISSUED ny him 10 II" striking
miners IA I'lluo,e rN luiv 81. rogue e''rG
them - return ~ work and p-um.~ins
T." lu''Itc m" sal" C0nN!t,"" :" recon
,ouc "fur tho purpose "f adjusting any
asr"c should y" adjusted"
In HE mcssH - - RrrV Sicr and Lewis
tho Trcsi'o0' said
Il have rcrn informed thar N com
rliarra with my r"Gu"s' -" r'r'hinE
miners have nov resumed work. an ac-
ton on thci- part y vh'rh dceir" to COM
inond In conformity therefore" with
he nroruS"F Cnuln,Nch ~ my statement.
rcr.hv request tho members "f The
lrlnt sraln committee" "f operators and
m.urra ot -hc central competitive fields
IN meet in Tho city "f Cleveland. Ohio.
on Friday morning NuHurt l3. i2o0. for
The ru-ros" nf considering any 'n"qual-
tr!c, that may hav. occurred IN the
award Of tho h'tum'r"u$ coal commits
sion and IN" joint agreement growing
GU, of IL" sam" and adjusting any and
all such inequalities &c tho JOINT seal"
commr;;~" may wu;uall! aGr"e should
hc adjusted
Tho message was sem SOON altar tn"
president lad received word from Pres.
,dtn, Lewis II tho mine Workers that
the mlno la5orHrS in III" Illinois hclds.
acting on his request. had returned -
work pending n" was" adjustment the"
SoTEht.
Indianapolis. Ind Aug. .lo-JoNn L.
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SUFFRAGE DELAY

Raleigh. y g.. Aug lo.--The N5rth
Carolina legislature met n special ses-
g,ou today 10 consider 'aN legislation
and ratification Of the federal suffrage
amendment hu, III" suffrage question
got no farther than Ia" capitol corridors
Governor Rirkott devoted his entire
message 10 discussion ot changes IN the
state tax Jaw. wl'hho'diuE submission
O. the suffrage am"udmcnt untfl Thurs
de-, wh"n ho viii s'nd another me"saS"
rat,llgaton.
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.PROH|B CANDIDATE
NOTIFICATION TODAY

Germantown. O.. Aug. lN.--Ohlo 5
,hird Presidential candidate. pF. AARON
(, Watkins. standard bearer or tNe
Prohibition party. and HIS runnnG
mate. u. Leigh Colvin. who IS oh'o-
nomination here tomorrow. Represen-
,at!ves Of the party from AL over the
country arc expected ~ attend.
DR. Watkins home Is mere. ne ~
nas,or Of the Germantown ". +
rbmrrb and professor OF English at
Miami military institute. Mr.. Co'y'ns
home !s IN New York. but he was born
near South Charleston. >,
Formal notification OF the Two 'and'-
dates will not take place until y III.
Speaking campaigns by IN" candt-
dates arc expected :" roach az rar's
of the country folloMlne tAtir nothca-
ton. -. --------------
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ITALIAN wHLDS BAT.
East Liverpool Jeweler Dying OF Frac-
tured Skull

Sp"ClNI O TTN TNTCTITb'N""T
East Liverpool, @. Aug 10 Erm!u!N
Socc!. 81. jcwCl"r, is dVluH % 4 fraCtur.
cd skull in the CIty lSp,tal tonight. IS
a result Of h"lnS SIT Ok over tho head
with q baseball bat durinE night al tn"
home "f Frank Poff an Italian. IN
Midland, Pa, near here. According ir
Pnff. who. with HE wit,. wae d"'aiucd
hv tho Midland r"Hr". h. welded thN
hall bat whrn No found S1,l s;rueGllu.,
with Mrs. Pcff.
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Pollack Boyd With
Leaders in Golf Match

Toledo. q. Aug. lc-Pollack Boyd, Of
NashvIl!e Tom. formerly OF wheeling,
in tho open championship golf tourna.
ment here today. when he had a par os
So as agsins, the leader with a par OF
ii. HI. work vas declared TO be eA-
ccptionally good.
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uArH1z FORECAST

we~+ yirvtnia-Looal thuade1 saowsrD
Wednesday and probably Thursday: not
much change In temperature
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania-
Partly cloudy Wednesday; THURSDAY
probably showers and thnnder storms
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Terma Of the Awnrd.

lars was added today 20 the nation :
express hrU I'll" Iut"d states EalI.
cmp'oyrs Of 'hc American Railway EN-
rrrSs Company an lnCrCas" Of Is c"nis
an hour III" decision Is retroactive I"
May !. 1870.
Under tho terms ot III" Esch-NGr'
MINIS Transportation act the express
company wl h" permit ID 10 rails" rs
rates sufficiently 70 meet tho Increased
labor cost Arguments in tho rat" cas-"
already hav' been presented hcior" the
ln,crSta;" Commerce COMMISSION Al
Td' T@daT's award does not go into tho
questions OF rules and working conGi'
tons In the cas-" la%' month when me
board granted SSQ"h"".V"n tnrrrHSH ="
SON covering nov working rules would
be handed down latcr. -,
Tho express decision applies ~ Al!
express employees say" 900 Sno1m"n
who were giv"n an increase ~ - cTnts
an hour in thc railway award last
month Tho award 10 eNrr"ssm"n i
slightly he'tcr than ~" average IN,
rrras" to 'hc railroad lnon; the BOARD
HndlnE that cypress employees. as p
class warc not 80 wcN prid rs men III
other limos Of railroad work.
-Four EXPRESS unions arc affected by
the boa rd g decision Th"y arc: the
Rro'hcrhood Of Railway and S'oamSh'n
clerks. freight handlers. express and
StS'lpil ''lNI 'i.N'S.
The international brotherhood of
tcamsters. clauffeurs. s;ablcmcn, and
helpers OF America.
RAILWAY cypress drivers. chauff"urs.
and conductors. local number i2h or
chicago
Tho order .nt raflrry rNrressmnu.
workers Classified.
For ~" rurT0s" - III" award m"
board d5,iL"d cNrr"s~ -omri"yr& IN ~"
classes hu: tho increase granted was
the Same. * c"nie an hour Mess
cnrcre and otl,cr rrrlcycs N the train
service hours was computed on the has
IS oT ga hours month with an IN
rrca<" oC S3S "a. All other employees
working on the 2n4 hour rN" month
basis VII -occiva $685.. moro. Tho
board Directs hat PAY from May to
Angus, ~ shah ho paid to employees
separated from Their September checks
IN order that rhey may know -hr exact
amount 81 back pay received.