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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1920-04-02
OBDaR OF / OBLIGATION

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vs..
Frances E. hewitt, Morris Il. Bibby
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In the Orphans Court for Prince
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Sitting as u Court OF Equity
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1920-04-02

The E9QUrRER "a &c pleased
TO receife items, such as wed
d;ngs, Farties, teas and other
news of personal interest with
the names Of those present. Tie
items should be endorsed ~th
the name and address CT ne
sender-not for publication. 5at
as matter d g0ea Ees5a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
WILL NOT SUPPORT
|. ANY PARTY LEADER
ANTI.S,I 0O> IEtGlE Will AII
PRO RLCORi> ~ MI
i>DlDlTES
nr Asso. .ni.a I,rr.

IF AeanffHf fffHs
WASHINGTON. Iuly .s--Th, inu.
fnloun league ~ America VIII not en-.
horse any presidential cludidatr fu.
.lcciion this ,oar bu' has ordered 90
f. ump.litiru Il Facts a. ~ ~. prohil
F, on r'cord aud present stand ~ r''h
,indidat' and sill mak" this puhic.
THIS announcement was inadc iN th'
executive cumfniit'' 80 The or.'1nifs.
iiun tonight after ln 1il day scs,dun 90
vhi,b supcrini'udrnis uf many e t'
state branches participated
\ sprriai 'wnmittrr h-'drd hy pr.
=. \ fakcr g,u,ai superintendent ~
the lssru, urr authorized i'v rrs,lu
iiun careful, rui unparii1lly e. 80.
tain the ,frrsl reroris hubur uii'r.
nuc,n aud pr'.,u' aiuiud"if 'aeh ,.,r.
d.dsto frr ths information eft %, ,,u.
-iitu,nry "f the l'agI"' pr Bak' .
lNh.n nskcd whether the league ',.
H.cici to question directly Senator
liar iug the republican pr-sid'ntial
q, ,niue-. cr Governor CoN. the druu
cratic nominee replied That Was qul }
tiul Tor committee. c,ni Iteration
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
Cox and Party Chiefs
Lay Fight Plans While
Republicans Celebrate

~ Associated rt'FT
COLUMBI' :. Onto. luly q, - While
Republicans were celebrating a few
miles away. Governor CoN. thu Demo
cratic standard bearer. and his chief
aid-s to-day rounded out the opposition
program.
Announcement that Siturday. Aug
ufi :. hnd i,e.n fixed dciiniirly tor
Governor CoN's notification at Trail
End 1t his nomination was made.
The following Monday. August >. wnf
cho-cn for simple Crrcnoni"s toe
Franklin ID. Roosevelt. the vice prcsi.
dental nominee. at Hyde Park. y. y.
To start Work On SPEECH
Governor Cox declined to diseIss the
acceptance addItss uf senator Harding
his Republican antagonist. The gov
crnOr announced that hc would leave
here tomorrow for Traif' End Co a"
vote himself To- his acccpianc" spc"cn
lie does not plan to return here until
August :.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
NOMINATE
OHIO CANDIDATE
FOR PRESIDENCY
STATE NOW HAS THREE PRESf.
DENTAL NOMINEEs-wAT.
KINS LATEST CHOICE
By Associated Press.

Uy Associated ffeea.
LINCOLN. Nebr.. July ss.-Ohio got
IT, third presidential candidate for the
1890 campaign when the Prohibition
national convention nominated Aaron
\. Watkins. of Germantown. Ohio. after
learning from william .. Bryan that
hc would not accept the nomination
voted him yesterday.
Mr.. Watkins won ON the second ball
lot. after he and u. n. Patton had each
received IS votes on the first. The
vote was: Aaron y. Watkins. 100; X.
~. Patton. "a; ~. A. Polling. %; q. n.
Randall. 2. II took lo5 votes 20 nolni'
nate. ~
Mr.. Watkins IN 4 professor Of litera.
turc IN Germantown military aca1'
crny. tie was n ice.presidential candl'
date ON the prohibition ticket In lsoo
and 1919.
He was born ON farm near Rushsyi
vania. Ohio. and In SO years old. Hs
was pastor II years In the Methodist
| church before starting 90 teach, and
was nominated for governor Of Ohio on
the prohibition ticket in 1905 and 1908
In accepting. Mr.. Watkins said his
campaign plans were up 20 the national
committee, but he knew II would be al
| active campaign"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
Railways Ask Passenger Rate Hike
af 20 Per Cent and Freight Raise
of SO, to Meet New Wage Schedule
FREIGHT BILL ALONE WOULD BE INCREASED OVER Bill.
LION DOLLARS UNDER PROPOSAL MADE INTER.
STATE COMMERCE COMMISSION BY CARRIERS
ny TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON, July 22To provide additional revenue
the s6O0oo0O0 in awarded by the rail-
labor board the railways proposed today to the Interstate
Commerce Commission that rates be advanced 20
cent and freight rates per addition the 2 cent
previously requested They proposed suharge Of SO cent
made Pullman fare that baggage rates be
20 per cent and milk tariffs be increased to the level
as freight rates.
Should these and those previously asked be granted
in full existing freight rates would be advanced 36s per cent
and the nations freight bill would be increased by
The total which would be added to the
under the railway executives plan would be S2 annually
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
Polish-Bolsheviki War
Has Elements of World
Struggle Some Believe

endowed with the specially conferred
war powers. there was no disposition
in official circles 10 assume that ~
would involve she United States In q
var b.twscn a.. Bolshevilsi ana tho
allies. unless nc ION might be justified
by some overt oct AGAINST the army of
occupation "a the Rhine.
Probably Ash Aid
Rcports 90 the state department m
dicate /crc1sinr tenseness between the
conservative rnd pro-radioal groups IN
Germany End Il was generally believed
that unie-s the radical element gained
the ascendaacy the chances of the
United States becoming involved wers
slight although q suggestion of Ameri.
ean cooperation from France and
Great Britain was regarded a. probable.
Interested Observer
fur the pre~c9t u was Indicated st
the state department the part of thu
United States would be that of an In.
teresfed observer.
Steps have been taken 90 remove
from the war area such Americans a
may wish 20 leave.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
Correspondence I'lcs ~

pilcs of correspondence. accumulated
during tho Democratic national commi'.
tees visit here. were gun" through to.
DAY by Governor CuN. Man, persons
are writing him. he fsid. regarding
campaign issues
The correspondence iuiio,icS q I''si-
tive trend in tho country away frum -
acii"n." atid the Eo,crnur. The psri'al
e congratulations in the outr"sron
dcncc has passed. and independent
thought b. evident"
Asked u many of his correspondent s
were progrcssives. Governor CuN -
plic,l.
"Ossiics ul ta.iu"
says Country Progressive
It" pui the thought of my currrsisHn.
denor fuocinctly" the governor added.
a. -c'iuS to ~" that the hrsi Interests
w 'ur country are along the lines ~
pr"gress The country h progresSiy..
There j. M question sbout that"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
Positive Refusal
Given Nomination
by William Bryan

BCZEAlAN Mont. Jul y:2.-Willilm
J. Bryan this afternoon announced pns.
itiycly that he would not accept the
nomination for president te,lcrcd him
by the Prohibition national convention
~ Lincoln. Nebraska.
The first .ntima,ion oi his nomina
tion wns received by him ~ one o'clock
this afternoon ~ Madison Lake. upon
his return from forenoon Uf FISHING
when he read an Associated Press dis
patch giving the text uf the telegram
scnt to him 10y the convention at Lin
'uln.
lie was forty miles away from ans
telegraph 'fficr ~ he time hut ~ soon
ar hc reached Norrit Montana. he t,lv
rraphad reply declining the nomina
tiUn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
PICK ar WIRELESS
MESSAGES FROM ENGLAND.

By Ancrin'sh Press
ST JOHNS. n. D.. July 3z.-Isxerts
from the Marconi wircieB company.
who ARE here conducting experiments
I'm long distance wireless telegraphlc
lummunicition. announced today that
Yesterday they heard messages from
The Chclmcsf1rl station near London.
more than 2.o9o miles distant.
They ~'id they recognized the voice
- Captain Round. the expert In charge
uud Identified several words but failed
90 pick up any connected sentence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
SAIlOI, kll.l.ED WHEN
RAIDERS ATTACK STATION

CORK. Iuly ee--Arncd raiders carir
this moruinE attacked the How =
Strand cuasi guard station. near Xii.
sale. and after an hours scigr forced
their way Into the station and over
powered marines on guard The raid
crs escaped with ten rifles and ammun'
tiun on- sailor was reported killed
The military hrs been dispatched &
the scene. Two Young men were shot
tu death last nirht near Mitchcllstown
county Cork. In an encounter with sol
dicrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
az Reported Lost
When Mexican Ship
Founders in Pacific

" AN'ocIated FrCss.
SAN DIEGO. Calf. July 22.-The
Mexican power schooner Jacris Conde.
formerly the japanese owned Toni
Maru n this port. turned turtle and
foundcred recently al night OFF Mazat.
Ian, Mexico. with loss Of 42 lives. ac-
cording g. word brought here today by
the mo,orshiP Jeannette n.
Those aboard the Jeanette II. said
from information they obtained at
is"w,r California ports. not a person
Aboard the Jacoris Condos escaped.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
RAILWAY LABOR AWARD ACCEPTED
ACTION IS TAKEN UNDER
PROTEST BY union HEADS
With ONE OPPOSING MOVE
by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

CHICAGO July -Aeeeptsnee under protest Of the United
States railway labor boards decision decided at
executive conference here tonight by all of the sixteen railroad
unions except one following meeting announced by Tim
y Shc grand chief Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Femen
and Enginemen.
The exception the Brotherhood Of Railroad Telesra
phe which referred the its membership together with
strike proposition The fifteen other organizations decided that
they would their before the labor board
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
BOI NDARy CASE VIII
START NENT WEDNESDAY

OKLAHOMA CITY. July y. go firFi
evidence In the Red river boundary
controversy between oklahoma and
Texas will be- taken here next Wcdncs.
day. according to department ~ iusiic"
Orders The ct=es 81 both states AMI
of III, United States government. whicn
alsp entered claims to the river bed.
viii b. heard then
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
Sc,eral Killed In Illols

~ NsHWFIaIfFI TFFIs1
ROME. July g -- several persons
were Killed in the Victor Emanuei
square IN revolving Wednesday cVcnin'
when tramway men took ears from th"
dcpots aud drove them through the CEN
ter II the city flying red flags Crowdn
furioisly attacked the ears one off.
Ger was wounded and others were Mt
tackled in demonstrations by Bolshcvihi
al Turin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

lullmln CHARGES would 60 ~ W.
G39.3li = year. the rct"nu" on milk
would -, increased Ss.5cs.nss and "V.
,'ss baggage charges would bc 1d
,apccd by 81 i2Oa2..
Tn" plan advanced by the railroads
tirrloscd that they have estimated thc
wage award 1T approximately sees.'
'unu u0O instead uf IN" SGO0 "uo ouo
figures bs the Labor hoard Alfred T.
Tnum general counsel "f thu Assu,ia.
iion - Grilwav Executive explained
that the so. .oOo. uuO additional Wa
\ CURED an tho hasi- over overtime al
'uWan,.s provided in the award
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
Pullman Pare

Tn, suuhHr-r "u Pullman iIrr. DO
th. ,a.i would o.. si5ssslu,. iu tH
S.utn S-Ns-o3f and in The v,>f $50
.3i.ela
Tn increased ,harr. on hrul.Ur Wt
vouid Do. sssssils lu th. east ss,.
,iis n fh, south. lni 81 40 tis ir VI,
W'st
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
FiRMERI.iBOR PARTY
CONEERE>CE ~ Cil.I.En
yAr,e,isisarrea.

CLENEi.NNt.. Iul, ee--A cont,
ucr 81 a., otiicills q ~" res rsfmD,
l.ahur arty has h..I called o. meet %
N,u Work. next Tus.dly o. make o.,
parations for the presidential oa.i.
iaiEn MsN : iisS,s. vice pr' adcu;isi
,ominec II the new party announ. ~
,olay
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

o. AsrrI iaisd Ffsss
WASHINGTON. tuly with.
uut official uformyiion on the de-
cisiun of ths allied puWers 90 fur.
uish military aid o. Poland n her
struggle with she linifhsy.kL gov.
,rnmcut Officials refr1incd t0iny
from formal expression ~ opinion.
hui unofnrially profrss.d to s,- in
%. new situation mosi ~ IN" cls.
msnt= of European Wal on
broad raalv
Offi.rrs frSsimisiir
Army olncurs and officials -
no. state department generally
wrr, frankly p,ssimisiic ~ 90 m.
ahihty - France and Grcat Britain
Co place ARMIES IN Poland In time
o. check thu l,ussian advance b.
fore Warstt falls and many wer~
skeptiosl of the power of either
country o. drive their war; weary
people into the struggle without a
serious unlaiancing of domestic al.
fairs
Overt Net Necessary
Although Technically the president
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

II, commission made uu comment
aud dii not iuiirlt. whcth, u woI'i
order hearings
THE t'''l ir'r'as from ~ t"r'f %
revenue on each 81 the three railway
classification territories would corres.
pond a. ~. estimated incr, ,s' of va..i
~ these territories and would i' as
follows
Eastern ssis.--a 'as; 'sluth-u Soc,
a0, ;ss and western t2s1. ..Nlls1
t'ud,r the executives estimates ih,
prr,,nSrd in,r't~" tn pnss'uE,r rates
would vi,I 'n Hruul return ~ ttii.
ge, ase m .rs'.rr ''rdtwr: s-FNgc io'
in southern tni go -. 30. iu western
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

IN. lddii'rll INCREASE tr frlEh'
tate, wuuil D.. ten I"rs"ui in EASTERN
t.iriiaf, ,i,dirg siSe 0eo a.: Sc
I-r cent b. s..il1n TERRITORY wedding
ylt.1ss sss. and - porc, NJ .n western
tartat ,adur sie2.5si .us
Tho rfil r,I'f-, lee frciEhi r',vru.
from %" rr,. ussls ~ thr railroads
would o.. ss-s rsrrrut iu EASTERN ter
.uf.f, ss'i iu southern truupy aut
-gs Iu western
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
HARDING FAvORS
PEACE; THEN GET
INTO WORLD PACT
PLATFORM OF NOMINEE Ot =.
LINED N ACCEPTANCE
SPEECH.
pEL|TTLEs WILSON'S WORK
Senator Makes known stand on Chici
Issues Before Naiion To-day
Before Gathering ~
Followers.

By Associated Press.
Marion. ohio. July 2s.-Pcacc
by rcYolutiun 81 Congress and
ailoi that an effort 10 form an as.
Hriatiun of nations that would me-,
Impair American Sovereignty, wcrc
promised tudny hy Warren q.
Harding. In his spccch accepting
the Republican nomination fUr the
presidency. he declared the time
hnd come Ia recognize the failure
attending assumption, olsiinary,
impricticahiliiy and delay" IN Pres.
idcnt Wilson'S attempt to form u
league of nations. and that n new
pathway must bc found to peace
and world concert
IN receiving fmmally his party
mandate the nominee outlined Htan'
for government by party rather thai
by individuals. declared railway can
pluyes might well he accorded u statu
of public servants. endorsed cooper
ative marketing for fnrmcrs. and pro
nounred increased production the Ike.
iu % lower cost ~ living
Address Ends Program.
TIL. address. constituting the cand
dates pcrrnnal platform In the can
paign was delivered NJ IN" climax q
q day uf celebration which brought 1
Marion notable company of part
chiefs and crowd of many thousands
Their plludits kept the nominee th
center of n seven hour reception "A
delegations from many states parade
past the Harding residence.
Gets Busy Early.
Soon after sun up. the march of u
first delegation brought the fenatvr
his front door step and after that thei
scarcely was lct.up until he left i'
the notification ceremonies an th" ou
skirt, of the CITY al . o'clock.
Old friends from nearby counti'
mixed with the representatives,
powerful Republican clubs of distar
cities IN the procession.
Th0usands Turned Away.
At the Chaulauqua pavilion. whcf
IN, notification took place. seats ha
been provided Tor 1000. and many time
that number Nuiged ABOUT th' paih wv
surrounding fields unable to get will
| IN carshot of the speakers
The pronounccmenis of the nomin'
were received with n tumult of al
plamse aud hc Was chccrcd hack 10 hi
hume through crowded streets. tire
but smiling man.
Hays Presides.
win ". HAYS. the national Chairman
presided at the ccremunics. and Sc'
ntor I.adgc. who was chairman 81 N
Chicago convention. formally no,ifi'
the candidate Of his nomination IN
specch attacking President Wilson
League of Nations and praising u
aii senator Harding had taken IN pr
| ventinr It's unrcscrvcd acceptance
fCnntinund nm pane S1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
Following Favor Aware.

Acceptance under prttest ~-s hn'
nounccd by the following organizations;
Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gincors; Brotherhood of Locomotive
Fircmcn and Engincm: Order of Rail
way Conduc c.ors: brotherhood of Rail-
way Trainmcn and switchmcns Union
oi North America.
The award win be- submitted Ia the
membership of the following organlza'
iions fDr q referendum for the recon-
mcndaticn that u be- accepted.
International association Of machin
lists: International brotherhood ~ boil
orinakcfs: Iron ship builders ana help
crs of America. Brotherhood of railway
carmen ~ America: lnternatiOna
brotherhood of blacksniiths. Sheet
metal workers. international alliance
international brotherhood ~ electrical
workers ana brotherhood of railway
lnd steamship clerks freight handlers
xurfs and station efuDloypg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23
Whhuoi Referendum.

Ne United broihcrhood ~ mainion.
nncc of way employees and railroad shop
labutors announced ~ ncCcptanc.
without referendum. as did the mas.
iors mates and pilots of America. an1
the brotherhood OF stationary fircmci
ana oilers.
The brotherhood ~ railway signal
men of America referred the award Ia
It's membership for final ratification
with favorable recommendation 10y the
officers aud general chairmen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

Tho organizations which accepted the
award expressed dissatisfaction with
tho amount VI increases giantod by the
board. but decided upnn acceptance in
urdcr they stated. to receive the back
pay due them under the provisions 81
,hc award. Leaders said they would
present new request for further In.
,rcascs In images 10 meet what they
considered "lair wage"
Telegraplers Oppose Move.
Tie order of I,nilroad Tclographcrs
IN = statement declared that they "Ap.
parontly had been mlustly discrimi.
mated against by the board without any
explanation Ton this discrimination.
They received smaller amount than
any other organization and the repre-
scnlntivcs who were In this city have
referred without n accommodation,
,hc award to the membership with a
Strike vote proposition added. for such
ct!un M they shall decide upon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

Overt Net Necessary
Although technically the president Is
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

(continucd on page 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-23

Humidity Data

Highest yesterday. %. lowest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-18
J. E. CAMPBELL IS
BETHANY VISITOR
Californian Pays College Town 1trN
visit In 16ofS Than 10 Years.

T. T.. Campbell. former resident OF
Bethany and q disant relative Of Alex.
andcr Campbell. founder Of Bethany
college. who now resides In Los An.
pcles. Cal. spent yesterday with old
friends in the college town.
Mr.. Campbell stated that this 10 the
first time that he has been In the Buff
falo Creek district in Is years. He WAS
on his way to New York City on bust
ness when he picked up Wheeling
papcr which contained accounts OF the
activities on Buffalo Creek. He had
little extra time. so while IN Pittsburgh
got train to Wellsburg frpm where
he went to the college town TO attend
the commencement exercises yesterday
morning.
In talking 70 an IntclliGencef re-
porter. Mr.. Camnbell remarked that the
country among the West Virginia Nils
had changed considerably since his last
visit. and Bethany mas also grown with
a large number OF additions to the old
school The grounds surrounding the
buildings seem to he more beautiful
Than on any Of his other visits, he said.
Many OF his cid acquaintance were
very elad TO Sec him and were sorry tc
sce him leave late last evening foi
Nsw York City from whore he VII
leave for his home in tho West. Be-
fore leaving he remarked that he wae
indeed very sorry that II would not b:
POSSIBLE for him 70 attend the national
democratic convention which Will De
hold in San Francisco. but when ne
lott his home elaborate preparations
usre heinz made and the city Will be
u,Ide omen for the delegates, he said.