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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
SLAIN TOLEDO BANDITS
IDENTIFIED As GANG
OF UP-R|VER ROBBERS

SG"rlN Dispatch I" Tn" Int"iiE"n''T
StoVhcuvi'l". -, Sept |" Local "u-
il,or'rl"S rccciv" word from T",' do to-
day that COW boy Hal half breed In
d,,in. who Was shot and probably IA
.r.,lll wuunI"d IN Il hattl" with drtc''
.,tyrS there lS 10" R:VCrs. notorious
gun:ran and vohhor. who was DICK
How"lls right hand man IN many daT-
INK rohhcrics in this N"Cuon about
wear ago. when the Howell gang hid
it's Headquarters at Toronto. ONO.
Archie Dcnn!sou. who was killed IN
the battle with tho Toicd" police. was
also a member Of tho Toronto band,
and was known here as Pete FnuiS.
'rh" blowing up Of safes at the g & i.
railroad station and depot ., E"llllant.
ohio store safes al Rercholz New
%uMerse, AID DNlonvalc and burglar
izinr of dozen homes here n"tune
81 Gn0 IN Liberty bonds. are SOME "i
the crimes credited I" howell ana
Itiycrs. and tho news uf the breaking
M uf the desrcra," band WAS welcomed
in Official circles here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
OU5TED NEW YORK SOCIALISTS
Up FIR ELECTION TODAY

New York. Sept 10 Interest among
SorlalistS ell over the country Is (OruH-
Cd on t"morruw's special election her"
80 nll seats Ut i've Socialists "XpeIlcd
from 'hc Nrw York legislature last
spring.
In their respective assembly districts
the uuSt"d Socialists ar" running for
rc-ClcCtiuu. and in each Republican and
close race.
A fcutur" Of the contest which has
aroused particular iu'crrS, here ls the
attitude Of many enrolled members or
tn" two mai"r parties who have on
pressed N" attention - voting the So
Cialist ticket as protest against tat
legislatures action III denying repre-
senthti"n Ia the party Vt Socialist
headquarters. ii was announced today
that many Republicans had contributed
money and offered their services as
speakers in the Socialist cause.
Tn" Socialist candidates arr LOUIS
Wallman August Cla"sScns. SAMUEL \.
Dewitt. Samhcl Orr and Charles Solo
mon
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Marlnn O. Sept. l5.--CrginE the
adoption ~ new pror"sal for preven-
ton Of war instead of tho League "t
Nations Senator Harding In message
today 10 I;"ruh!can wumen's organiZa-
tons and wumru's Harding and Co".-
idgc clubs. asked that "" 'prcs"r, =
cur own national Conscience at hom"
and not check il at Geneva.
The message which was addressed :"
Mrs Ray +. fucker. president Of thh
womcn's Harding and Coolidge club Of
New York II'y. and sent IL all w"-
mems organizations. also asserted that
"Amrr!Cau women must realize that n"
League OF Nations as presented by a
Democratic administration would not
mean pcaC" for us. but would mean
American boys living in army tents
0y"rscas and asked to di" In causes ~
which they would have NO heart
Tho message was intended TO srt
forth to III" women voters tho candt-
dates views on their entrance into
politics. why they should enroll IN the
R"puhlican PARTY and a brief outline
Of tho partys position on the League
Of Nations Senator Harding said he
expects in the near future to make A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
DRYS WOULD
IMP EACH MANY.
j. {. JUDGES

Wn~h'nEtou. S"pt liz program
Designed :" 'vid" IA" r"v"rnm"n' Of
officials ".... '.n u"' "h,"rv" "r ""for'"
the "Sp,r,, - we'll rs IL" letter" OF tn"
mr. session iu'!Ty. ui i national con-
r"r"n"" here "t Hu'!->Il"on i'aru" "fIi-
CIalS.
\, the FIRST stop ward carrying oui
the prnl"'s"d ir.,-Tut|. We conference
rrp, 'ul,I " r'I"n.''i.' o.. rait u r">"-
.r' -. wn'n ..''r '".',t1s said.
w"mil ,"r''. n"',. ." ''.I' "HI judas
that their '>n"r"l cuiir. mus, b"
VAS instructed - report t"m"rrow.
Impeachment rrU'e"d'n.;s w"r" sr%-
Ec>lcd a. Il means /" compel lax JUI:''
to employ in a proper manner ih" r"n"l
mcui n, y dealing with pcrs"r~ 'rr.-
NIc:,.t g" ''..ln;n.I thr. law.
want Fry" Congress
TIL" ,'urrr'uc" ~ IlS di,rU->l"n5
e'ln''''l = d"'"rrn'mHt'on ihai IT, m"Ni
""n@i,,. T., mad" "Gr} AMI hcp, dry
Sr. .akcrS oppressed IN" fear is:ai the
power nf The vets" j. not "cntjr"iy
dowurd. and rnl.'-s = majority = nan
tanned ~ congress iav"rahl" !" r,''"
rnfrrcHm' ~ tas pr.'E.n.i,nu cod" MAY
Admrnrs,rt.iv. "n,rcrs !, was in
dica1cd. also vii! l." h""uCN' W;@n -"
lcaSu"'r program. several sp'Ik'rS nN-
Serling that IN q great many instances
administrative officers .iI'' not fu""' Iult-
ing ln IN" SAll,f.tr,."u "f the "dIT~
Th" - pp",ai Wa u"d" 'hH' n" l""Eu"
"huIld hrr. under 'h"~'' Who hrirhE tn"
rust" of their appoinru"uI. Tho un;u-
ion vas EXPRESSED lha' liquor in'f"' ~'s
might So. to Il, fcHi the nIni nI IL" liW
by obtaining tn" appointment OF OH.
Gals who would w,nh - %unlr h'udH ~
judges Too Lcnient
The discussion 1t league off, as
brought hu'f Il u"1ru vigorous attacks
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DEATH SENTENCE oo1rHuxHD

TIarr: sburg. Pa. Sept 15-Ths state
board Of pardons which today resumed
granted Communication Of the death sen
tcncc Of Charles Scherer. Allegheny. on
the ground OF insanity. and informed
cOunSc! for other condemned DSA VINO
sought continuance Of hearings that
they would not be granted unless un-
usual reasons could be presented.
The board announced the following
among the decisions:
Recommend: Charles E. Scherer. Al
lneheny. FIRST degree murder, COMMITTED
for insanity: Richard Mccormick, Allie
ghcny. robbery and receiving stolen
goods.
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OPPOSED BY QUrFEY

NAshjng',r. sept u J"s"rh ! Iu'.
toy. tho Aurr.,ru wlo has h.'n "Tl''-
'ug u" N~s"'.n''"n of American on
I.ru,lurcrs IN Nc,.rn. conferred with
Secretary Tumully at IN" WHIT" House
today and later announced thnt h" had
an appointment to sec secretary Of
State colby and Under Secretary Of
state DAVIS tomorrow TO discuss the
McNI"an OIL situa ton
Nj Guff"y announced he won.d toll
state department officials something Of
interest L. them in connection with tn"
oil controversy IN Mexico AMI that he
hci.-vcd IN" present administration in
Mexico would find a solution sat,sfac-
tory 10 all parties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
Ask Powers 10 ExpGl
Serbs From Albania

Washington. Sapt. l5.-PTesident NJ NJ
san ond Trenisrs lloyd George and Mil
iaraad havo been asked by the Albanian
sCvernn1snt - take steps 20 compel Ser
bin 20 withdraw its trooPs from A!oah-
ian , rrritsry. I. \. theNrezI. Atoa"lau
comm Ss.oner 70 the United states an
no,,nrsd today Communications 70 this
effect had been sent. ne said. hy VI no
ultza. Albanian foreign minister now IN
Paris
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Break In Sugar, Which
Goes Down to 14.5 Cts.
In Wholesale Market

New York, sept. 15-AnothsF beeAk
In tho sugar market occurred today
whom tho Federal sugar refining eo1-
pany dropped its list price for NJ
granulated to l415 cents, rneettAI ~
price at which "GScoud hand" gram.
lateds have been selling for some aAe
part, while othsr rsfiASeu mA41taA10A
their list price Of 15 cents, Il - noWA
that at least one Of them WeS aooo0S.
ing orders at the 141a cent basis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
HOUGH- HARNER
BILLS GET O. K.
IN COMM TEE
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
ON THE u. NJ. w. THREAT
Ward Local Union Demands
Referendum On Gen
cral Strike

Charleston. w. Va. S"It T., Th"
Coaturc ut tho hrlrr sessions uf IN" two
HOUSES uf III" West Virginia Legislature"
to-day. both at NhHh adjourned half
IN hour ht'rr converting uuli o'clock
in-murg"w afternoon. was q nr"SsrE"
from GuN"rE"r t"ruwCE ,oiimg hlt"n-
ii"u T." h:~ recommendation that ih"
criminal laws of tn" stat" h' Hiu' ud"d.
aud I" wh!"h tn" E">"rn"r ',l''n"d res
buttons adopted hy the Ward. West
Nirg:uir l"rnl 90! rh" uicd Mine
Workers. IA wuI,u IN" miners rHIl upon
their district officials Tor i referendum
{" call " general ~tr.k" II III" l"r'~i"lur"
PASSES any laws I" assist I'm ra..G"HdiuE
workers. Jn the pruIt"nI.hry "i Eh.l'ws W.
TL, HuNrIu"I said h" rn,h-,d Il tl'
resolution Tor the Information II the
Irlls.Ai"rs nud the ruhIu'
Passage Recommended.
I'u,uug - hIIrT u'cIIuE. In" rrU'''
Ir, ,l,ri f,uIn the ludI,iniS ',mnrilI""
t,, oiuIIrc cudhIl"ur that the h.u lnII"
iu, "d h} Hcurt.r ii"I,rl " iI"tr"~t.
lrr, Idlnr rcr cri~iI"tI"u f"r v"u,'n. ''lcis
nnd rhc hil ."li"'Iu' oh d. @'""I"r i.lr"'r
IIruEh uI ni,,''t' '.'umI' l"' t'"Sl"I toe
' nuu,I.,, II rl,, il'," "fii' .'Ir l'' I'""''d
Il," l"h'. a. '.',""'I'l'" "I". ''I''''h
hn,l O." ,I". ..,"",, ~, '',,,r"' "'l"l lee"
tnnt ~ l." i."rr'1 lh' hiil I" 'h""r' ii''.
lu,fr"I rI"iu'"o ..T ih' "ini'. T'' us
m,,,. Ii",. g., h""'l',"r .r''"i"oI '"H"a.
rnd ',,'"hr"V in' h,rv log 81 I"' .
..uioiIo 81 th, ,","i. I" vhl'h 'Ns' 81"
. ct f,r nln
rhc r,",,r r,,r.d tho lIll treating q"
Iudo I,c r,I, -, .., hr.l h..'rG,li ~ " iIlinu
urr \ i,niur. "r iIr ru~urui~ wns -"
pr"' 'ri"r h'r''iI"F ih,i d"Inii"rl"7 10"
p1a, "d ~ NUI'nwr"u 49, no tie" "T
. 'cu. o. = t. l,,. ur, .u'I auI .,IulnIu"d hy
/ rnr a,h.'"l h,'rd
II ~" h"us" tight hi'~ W"r" 'u'i"
duvch relating +" lu" registration "r
wou"u and rnrltRtl"u taN. Th" WI
l'aruquu sch""l hlll passed N" h"uS" ~
Z was PASSED 10y the senate.
Tho Governors Message.
Grvcrnor' r"IUw"'l. IN his message.
which WAS brief. referred 70 hts mes
a.gc read ui the opening "f tn" lcGisla-
'ur, IA which h" called attention 10 the
propn sCd amendments to tn" statutes
relating t. hC selection of jurors and
trials Of criminal case as an urgent and
specific request Of tho judg" Of the r!r-
cult cOur. ~ Miugo and tho executive"
attached FOR the Information Of the
leg S,at"rs and the puhNC.' a copy Of Il
resolution adopted by tn" ward school ~
the United Nine Workers ~ which the
miners urge the district officials To
call Il general si!ke a = protest against
the proposed legislation Ia change The
criminal laws.
The Governor asked that copy of tho
resolution which was received hy ham IN
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West Virginia Charge !
Is Termed Poppycock

st. Louis. Mo. Sept. 16.-Chargss BY
West Virginia coal operators that oper-
ators IN til" central competitive neids
1la1 "conspired" with United Mine
Workers To unionize the West Virginia
fields and hinder competition were deG-
ignatcd as "poppycock" by Thomas T:
brewster. chairman Of the operAtoFS'
scale committee OF tho central oompSti-
tIvc field today.
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PREMIER INTERVIEWS.

l;omr. Scr'. - NIy Tn" Associated
rrr.S Pr, ,ul'r IirIlIti E:s U'crN"n"!
IA tir. inritl w"rk6rS dispute. ana las
lnl.l,d =, ~, ,ntIlii"$ az IL" employers
.,ii vrrl;"r. To- meet him at Turin. Soy
"ral d"lrEnt"S hay" already arrived
,hrrr. in r"~inNs" /" tn" invitation.
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ErFoRTs DISCONTINUED

cork. SeT.. l5.--Harold Barry. former
hirh sheriff rof Cork. announced tonight
that hc had relurtontlI decided n"' 10
l,rrrrcl With his attempts to obtain the
release Of tho hunger strikers in Cork
lail. 10 gave as his reason for csasing
ais efforts he fact thar tho evidence al
r"ady produced in the cases OF scan
HcuIessy ~ Joseph Murphy had not
been aC:cd on.
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GREAT VICTORY FOR
THE E.ANTI-BOLSHEVISTS

Paris, Sept. lS-Nsw Successes for
tho army Of General Wrlngel, anti
Bolshevik leader in Southern Russia,
are announced today in Constanttn-
pie advicse. On the Don river, Cen
eral Nazaro{ has cut the railway line
from Voronezh to Tzarttzyn. at Mai
ikou the 345th division OF Bolshevists
Is said to have surrendered to insurg,
onts.
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rHH WEATHER.

West vtrginIa-showers followed by
sisarInR Thursday; Friday fair; moder-
ete temperature.
ohio-rair ara cooler Thursday; Pr
dEy fa;r.
Western penusylvanIa--bocal showers
followed By clearing Thursday; Friday
fair.
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FRAUD CONSPIRACY
IS THE ALLEGATION
In Statement, Local Men De-
clare Violations Are Act
of N. Y. Brokers.

New York, Sept la-Conspirscy
to dsfraud oil stock investors on
Sl2o, 900 Is charged against one cor
noratton and nine individuals In fed
eral indictment returned last Aug uGf
and unscaled here today.
Defendants named In the tndiotS
maut arc the FennsylvAniA-kSutue
Oil Gasoline RsnA1nG corporadoA,
L. M. stephens, J. II. Dubois, 9. -.
Watson, A. z. Ksnnsy. 1rank Noks,
James L. HOLLAND, Frederick ". 1og-'
ers, Edward Gerard and u. -. 1Nl.
man. Tho paper was unse11ed "a
snenpard, sitting in the federal dis-
trict court, on rsqusSt OF UnMSA
states District Attorney jerome paA-
mons.
$r.. M charges In the indictments
In.lmd' that the corporation OF ~Hncn
SIr,h-ns vas formerly presihsnt hAd
,u,l,I. InvrnInIa In many clilsS ny
rnIrtIy trpIesrnIinE that tho company.
capitalized at 0b0 900. "~nod Vai"hn's
r.i"IciIy Ia WrnI Virginia aud hent""af
l.,"dumIimu daily daily ih""nnnd bar
I,ln "f nIl
HtatsmsnL Issued.
RI, TonmnlIvnnIn K~niuohy on Uss
..,"rnmv r"a Incorporated under tne
ln,"r ~ I''I"wrr". With tho prIn"tPAi
..trI"cn I.ruiod ~ ,""m ~" .. city HAMA
T. NJ STEPHENS. president
! buh"iH. "a.prsaidcnt
q ~ WaIa"u. irnanurpr.
Trnnh IIi"ke ia ono of tn" directors
IN addition 10 these the Indicted mep
Include y =. konnev. secrstary, q resi-
.icrr Of parkcrahurg. and a we'll known
pnlItI"inn mud attorney. Messrs. HICKS
md stephens orc residents Of this city.
Mr. dubois rosidca at Rollaire, Ohio.
aud Mr. Watson AT Woodsheld. Ohio.
In e. interview with an Intelligencef
reporter last evening. one Of the off,
GERS Of the company had the following
10 say In connection with the case:
''Wc have expected such action Tor
some time. and have just returned
from New York. We have always con-
Quoted the affairs of the company here
in a legitimate way. and have produc-
ing oil wells In the Holidays Cove
district in the upnor Panhandle OF this
state. also producing gas wells In Mon
roe county, Ohio. and wells at other
places. Our business from producing
wells will net approximately Sso.ooo
per year at hte present time ana We
have been doing business and expect 70
continue to do so right here In Wheel.
"Wc did not sell stock In Wheeling.
but instead had IL underwritten by
Holland & Co. brokers Of New YORK
city. and we understand that they sold
shares at prices as high AS SIS. thereby
misrcprcsenting the stock, and It II, like
Iy that the indictments are returne9tAW-
ing to these violations. The Wheelih4
men. however. had nothing TO DO win
the snlc Of the stock to the holderh-
However. we do not know the pArticu-
lars in connection with the returning
Of the indictm"ntr, hut arc not running
away and will continue to reside IN
Wheeling"
Tho local men seemed 10 be uncon-
L..
case and went about their business a.
uaunl last evening. No attempt had
been made to close the office Of the
company hero.
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MANY HARD COAL WORKERS IN
BACK To THE MINES MOVEMENT

Many locals, however. are not walt
ing for the d!ctum of the policy COM
mittee. Men Of local 1858 Of the Pine
Brook Co.l!cry Of the Scranton Coal
Company, decided to-day TO resume to-
morrow. Similar action WAS taken by
employees OF the Manville colljery. wh.ie
the employees Of the Bulls Head Coal
Company and the Pennsylvania Coal
Company CoIltericS No. and at Dun
more. Will also resume work. This will
leave less than half a dozen co!licries
IN Lackawanna county tied up by the
vacation movement
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DE-. sHurrLRwoRrH NAMED.

Charleston W. Va. Sept. i5.--Gov.
John J. Cornwell today announced the
appointment Of Or. Z. F. SAutucwortn
~ Clarksburz as member o1 tn" pub;E
health council OF the state 10 succeed
Dr.. II. 2. Sloan OF Clarksburg. who has
resigned
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Could Not Agree.

Hazleton. Pa, Sept. l5.--FalllNG % re-
Cetye assurance from Secretary Of I.a hrr
Wilson or the mine operators that there
would be no discrimination against
monthly men who quit work IN sympa-
thy with the miners, tho policy commute
tee OF tho anthracite mine workers ad-
journcd Its third days session here to-
night without taking any action toward
(Conttnusd on Page Eisht.)
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Mayor Thompson S Men
Lead In Illinois Primary
ONE KILLED AND SIX
MEN ARE KIDNAPPED
Disorders Mark the Primary,
Which Is Described AS
Comparatively Quiet

Chicago. Sopt. l5.-Returns from
$3.50 precincts out OF 5737 In MI
nois, including 500 outside Of Cook
county for Rspu bncan candidate
for hovernor, give: CarlStrom, g.
e26: oglesby 73.o2e: Small 92,47s;
woodruff 1901.
Returns from 947 precincts. in
cluding l38 outside OF Cook county
for Democratic candidate for COVER
nor, give: Lewis 32,2l7; o'Hara s.
1885,
Returns from l42l precincts out
OF S.7J7 IN Illinois, including 642
outside OF Cook county for Ropuo-
ucAn candidate for United states
senator. give: Chiperneld l3.o2a'
MoAinley 69.6lO; Smith az. 40.
Returns from S5a precincts in
oludinK ll9 outside OF Cool county
for Democratic candidate for Unit
od states senator aivei HuTko 49,
sol Waller 10. lbl.
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Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
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CONTINUED on Page Eight.)
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-07
Caller Classified Ads

RUSIN e s 6
;orpus Christi =
business, houses and professional men
DRUGGISTS
BLAKE DNup COMPANY
. Graduate Druggist
FULTON SCREEN COMPANY
Solo Licensed Manufacturers Of
THE FULTON PATENT LOCK-
Srkfr NcftEEN
TeieDnons ios tactorY 40 Dihch A
EnclAEe
We Repair enginss and bciitfa
CORPUS CHFlSTi BOILER
and MACHINE WORKS
erouss a sons.
office ana Shop. Corner iagunp and
Chnparrnl STREETS Fnons ilss
GARAGES
Cars STORED, washed repaired. Eeai
equipped Fest service
Tire Texas no.sr Saiss CO.
oRocERi-s
FURIoW n WAnitlsN
i01z pafrnsd Ave
Phone
i-f.a-o
HOT Ls
Kew STATE HOTEL.
European PlaE-.itfs nynnble Rates
8ssly Mattress en- Every Bed
CAFE ~ CUNNECTiOt. 49, 3D.
phoncftt
LUMBER
compiets stock 81 lumber and buiidefs
L. D. Garrison Lumber Co.
The big yerd one block eaa u ~.
NtandUips. fhone -
PAINTING AND phPEEHERciH1
Comriffe stock OF Paints and Farnish.
~ also good the Of vail DaDsrs Oh an1
glass Picture ffauiNF
l.. ). ANYMORE
fig schsiza rame i'
STEEL SAFES fHD FILING
CABINETS
W. g M1rra9r
NuNIf.. fuIfI. p lIIH'H
s snff Telephone
TYFEWRITERs
~. g. Morrison
60 starr 81. Telephone esi
f1depend.nt Tfprvriisr dealer ~
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-06-03
IKE S0WERBY REFUSES TO
 DRAW LOTS
To Settle Tie Vote Between Himself and E. A.
 Heath

Word coming from Juneau that Ike Sowerby, who is tied with E. A. Heath for the nomination for senator on the Democratic ticket, refuses to settle it by drawing lot on the ground that it is gambling" and that he never gambles," is leading to much speculation among those in terested as to what will be the final outcome.
 Under the primary law, no pro- vision is made for a special election in case of tie vote and attorneys express the opinion that the courts cannot settle the matter. They agree that the only means of settling the tie vote is by drawing lot, or by one of the candidates withdrawing.
 That Congress did not consider it gambling to draw lot for office is shown by the fact that when the Ter ritorial legislature was created, two senators were elected from each di- vision. one for term of two years and one for a term of four years. Congress provided that they should be elected and that when the session was called, they should draw lots as to which should be the long and short term senators.
 In the primaries, however, there is no law which will force either of the candidates to submit to a settlement by lot, and if either of them refuse, the result will probably be that neither of them will go on the of ficial ballot as the Democratic can didate.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-06-03
MEMORIAL DAY WAS
 FITTINGLY OBSERVED
 BY WRANGELL PEOPLE

Memorial Day was fiutingly ob- served in Wrangell. At11 o'clock in the morning an excellent pro- gram was rendered in Redmen s hall under the auspices of the American Legion with the Post Commander, Dr. s. C. Shurick presiding.
 Following is the program:
 Star Spangled Banner"-Au. dience
 Prayer - Adjutant Carruthers
 Opening remarks - by Post Commander, Dr. s. C. Shurick
 Remarks MT. F. H. Grey, rep resenting the Sons of Veterans
 Memorial Day Hymn The SupremeSacrifice" "--Ladies' Cho- rus
 Gettysburg Address-Mr. J. W.
  Pritchett
 Reading - Memorial Day. Mr. Marion Myers Music Battle Hymn of the Republic Audience
 Memorial Day Address Mir. F. E. Bronson
 Music" America" "-Audience
 Benediction - Adjutant Car ruthers.
 At the conclusion of the pro- gram a line was formed for a march to the city float where boats had been provided to take all persons to the cemetery who wished to go.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-06-03
CREDENTIALS
 COMMITTEE IS DOWN TO WORK

CHICAGO. June 1.-The creden- tials committee of the national Re publican convention opened its hear ings yesterday afternoon. A total of 137 delegate contests are to be set tied. The hearings will be open to the public for the first time in the history of the party. A limit will be placed on the arguments of contest ants.
 The regularly reported white del- egates at large from Arkansas were seated.
 The Alabama contestant failed to appear before the committee and a delegate favorable to General Wood was seated.
 The regular Republican delegation of two members from the district of Columbia has been seated. They are Elinstructed, but it is understood that they are for General Wood.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-06-03
PROTECT DELEGATES.

CHICAGO, June 1.-The police of the city have commenced a cleanup, preparatory to the convention. An exodus of pickpockets and fakirs has commenced. A deadvlGe has been established and an order issued for the arrest of all known crooks who cross the line.