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EIA1 S-N-
Co-,,..5,o de Historic General De No O.
xicc, por ZA-ate
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The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-11-26
0p6mIstIe ThovSht.
Ws tAmR d valiant d0eS net cOcs
wa2fLMsw6aR.

Il. Meyer was in Alexandria
Thursday night and Friday.
Mr.. and M-s. a. M Crowder
Of Oakdale turkey~d3yed with
-homof0lks here.
Homer EockhoA oLtoed TO
Alexandria today.
Misses Jessie Myers and De
liza Britt were shopping Ia the
parish capital today.
Reagan Gilbert of Oakdsle was
the guest Of the R. &. Myers
FAMILY Thursday.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-11-26
caily thought
ma nSAsezs niad the Oess eSAHe@"
mens Aas.~ePenaR.

Misses Thelma SATISFY and
Mary Britt Of the Poland school
are here for the week end.
Misses Mard and Olevia Ho-
gan are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. CarrBth
The Louisiana SaTmll had q
breakdown this week but is in
operation now.
Mr.. Blanchard of Orange Tex.
is the guest of his daughter and
family the A. T. McDonough.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-11-26
Goin6 home TO
turkey and Ainanairis

/ THANKSGIVING oAV last yeaE.
ATE my eAOws
ALONE ID the big town
AND the TURKEY was alr.
NEATLY VANISHED and had.
NICE LITTLE paper pants.
ON soTN ia less.
AND TASTED strongly,
Like NOTHING At ALL
gut THIS year.
MAX ALIVE. r1a eusas ha@a
I AND THERE will BE-
A COUNTRY turkey.
DONE 70 a turn.
BROWN ANo ssEOrT..
cRIsP AND AAAy.
oeNDlM0 W little cloudsL
OF TANTALlxiNo stasm.
| MAkINo NosrRsLa wnahls.
AND PALATes QuiYer=
Oh HoY, real turkey.
AND THEN afterwards.
AsLg TO breathe.
sUr NOT to bend
PLL RRAcH Tor q snaks.
THAT'S THE real turkey. too:
Costly AROMATIC Tsrk1ah.
eLENDgp WITH the best
! o. MELLOW Domestic leaf
.
AND ONCE again--oh boy.
CAN'T YOU Just bear me-
gNF0RAaING THE world.
THEY sATIsFY."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-18
Constantinople is Occupied
By Allied Troops; But Slight
Resistance; Small Casualties
Missing Clairvoyant, " Wanted
At WeIlSburs, MAY Be Located

afternoon while engaged in telling
the fortune OF colored servant Slr!
n fashionable West End home. She
was charged with Outlining SIS from
the girl by false proGense, but II Is
understood TINT this case will not be
pressed II she proves to be the Wells
burg fugitive.
She gave the name of Mary STAN
ley. and admitted tnat she mad been
in West virginia. She was ''mugged
at headquarters this morning so That
her picture could be forwarded 10
Wellsburg FOR Identification. Mean
while she will lie held IN jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-18
WOOD GETS ALL But
TWO DELEGATES IN
MINNESOTA CONTEST

ST FAIL. Mimi, March Il Tw"
ii .Irgat.s unimstruct"d ANA ~" "'h.r~
pledged :" vote for I.coHni Il Wood E"r
ih, uomluatiun a. pr"~Id'H: q; ;.,' ~
i.uuu! E'uuhl:,nm convention ia Chicago
wor" ramcd toda. at two district con
lrut."uN
r. H. Carpenter ana " i Wltiatn-
son wrr. th" unnstruct"d delegates
,hus"m N Minneapolis Ia represent The
F!ith congressional district. At st.
raul Wood was endorsed and Herbert
Keller and Lcavitt Corning were named
~ go to chicago to represent th"
Fourth congressional district
At IN" Minneapolis meeting an at
.ulup' tu hay" tn. d.lrgat"$ instructed
Tor Senator firam W. Johnson Of Cali
frrY.l failed. Erh; other district con-
Mentions are 80 hc held Friday.
County conventions throughout '@'
stat" today for the m"St part named
un.ns'rucr"d del gates (" attend IN"
stat. ,"ul"n;i"n IL St Paul on Sa:ur-
day. warn four d"l"Gatcs at large VIII
h" chosen for tn" nrti"ua! convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-18
FIERCE BAT Tiles
Of SPARTACANS
WITH SOLDIERS
MUNSTER WORKME.N
DISARM THE, TROOPS
Army Of 5000 LaborerS
March Against the Forces
of Order

AMSTERDAM, March IA serious
spartaclst movement in West -Phalia
has resulted in battles with the troops
and there has been a number Of cas-
ualties according 70 tho Telegraat's
munster correspondent.
Fighting was reported 70 be still in
progress last night at Hagen, where
troops had been rushed to put down
local soviet republic, the CORES
pOndent adds.
Two battaliCns OF troops have been
disa.med by tho munster worklnen,
the dispatch says, ard armed laoorers
now total 1000. Air1nen sent as oh
servers have been received by the
lnborers with heavy machine gun fire.
The remainder Of tho troops are CON
centrared NOR Soest and We'll, await
inp reint orc 2nen.".
PARIS. Ma. cA l7.-Infolmation re-
ceive0 IT tne -" nlE .J.etgn office in
d!cacc3 that the danger OF an extend
ed conflict between tho worEmen and
military in Germany IL becCSling more
and moro probable. The Independent
socialists have sent an uttmatum TO
Rapp 70 withdraw his forces within
twenty-four hours, otherwise they
would march on Berlin.
PARIS, March lG.-Offlcial advicos
frcm Berlin say that all the foreign
missions have refrained from any IN
tcrcourse with tho Happ faction. All
Americans in Berlin are said to be
safe.
COPENHAGEN March IA tele-
gran, from stuttgart says that, ac-
cordinG 70 absolutely reliable news
from Berlin very heavy fighting Is
impending there.
CoPENHAGEN. March l7.--Ac-
cordIny to \ Munich dispatch received
here the Bava:ian Diet has elected
DR. Kahn premier. Kahn declared
himself to he representative OF the
peorle's sovereignty and said he would
hold the place for the premier who is
10 re elected bv the Diet az the re
sult of the next election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-18
KAPP FORCES
DEFEATED|N
ENGAGEMENT 7

CoPENHAGEN, March IA re
port received trom Gura, Germany.
says the Kapp rroops there we're de-
featcd and disarned after sanSuin-
airy hGhtinG.
A Berlin dispatch SAYS 4 Soviet r.
public has been proclaimed ~ Eisel-
ben. Fighting az Elharller. one OF the
most important industrial towns ~
Germany. between troops aud com
u:unlsts in which the latter were de-
ieatcd.
About 1000 Of the Comr'uIists ar"
said TO have been driven init ;nH
allied occupied ;cIrItory and disorm-
ed by the British
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-18
SENATOR HARMER IN STATEMENT
SAYS He MAY ENTER THE RACE
.LOWDEN GETS THE
FOUR DELEGATES At
LARGE IN VIRGINIA
ROANOKE. va, March I'm one

ROANOKE. va, March I'm one
OF the stor1nicSt sconcs that ever A.
tended a political gathering III tn
state Virginia Republicans IN cOaven-
ton here toGight elected four dele
gates ~ large and -four altcrnates TO
tho national corvt rtion in Chicago
and instructed then, to support Gov.
ernor Prank o. IowGcn. OF E!iuo.S,
for the presidential nomination. TIL,
opposition fought for uninstructei
Delegates.
The platform adopted advocated
ratification o: the pCFcC treaty with
reservations that the United States
be 40 obligated TO send soldiers II
Europe without consent OF congress,
reduction Of taxes. creation OF small
standing arm" with 4 citizen reserve
an de0u.l suffrage and opposed fur
ther loans to Europe.
Support of li,I'N " \ui"r-ru o.
:, .,nuauG U,r ,uo. pr. l"m. at." ~"
Ii~'rur'.f 81. J''.-.,'."' r..'.| uK ;h'
.u-,.u. ....,. Go. ,r.n ,a.n ry Il vote d"
SO ;., Jag
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-18

Chan
following official
retired with The object Of bring
reas
president has accepted
seech with the
yIsion o commander chef
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-18

RICHMOND. va, March IA
young woman OF italian extraction,
representing herself as fortune
teller, and corresponding in detail TO
the description OF clairvoyant
wanted AZ WellsburG. w. Va, for
jumping So 600 bail bond in an al
legged forgery case, was today held
for the authorities OF that city.
According TO 4 circular Offering
$1,000 reward sent out ny SherlH Lit
ten of Brooke county. her bOndsmnn
was kshhy Jackson o! Wheeling. The
woman was arrested mere yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-18

WASHINGTON. Starch = - Th,
Associated rresSN--Ins.Ni"r, r"prasen-
;ations as TO Bolivia. not % disturb 'he
peace cr South America have been
made by the American Snvr rumca, n 4,
result OF tho antt-P"ruvian ananif"v'a-
lions 4, IaPaz In connection with tn.
communications il ~ stated thai Peru
has sought IN" good "ttjr"S nf IN"
lated states To prrIent hu$tIli.$.
Two notes have been s"n'. erd = ,nlrd
= ready ,n 20 forward unless reply
To Others - received soon Tn" ur~'
was dispatched lnwNd!atcly after utcl-
clJ news VAS received A"nd3, - n"
tack on ~" ro:uvr1D 'rgat."u .u tA.
BOLIVIAN r,p.;n'. n" second WaS pv'
On IN" caa,.~ yesterday
Serious Situation
Onic,als ~, ~ rha situation ~ r.
,cu4 and tn" Representatives. ".ad. ]t
Tho state department w"r. G"~,rrhrd n-
'urEerr"
Dispa' che "a IN" prruN an "whsSs.
today sad events ~ B"hyrHi resulted
from ~. .n.lucrrs uf tuH Chli.au GOV
srnm"rt and the activity Of 'h'l".u,
agents. I, ~ known that this view also
is held in other diplomatic ana "a SOM
official circles here"
: Embassy officials expressed me be-
lief tina. there was an Effort (" :"rc"
Peru into 4 war against It's former ally
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-18
TIKI WEATHEN.
TIL W b4t 7 Il 2 x
WARRINGTON, March lT.-FCrcca

WASHINGTON, March lT.-FCrHcas':
Oh;o-Fair Thursday; Friday rain
and warmer.
West Vtrginia--Ea!r Thursday: FRI
day, increasing cIoudiness and warmer
probably rain by night.
West Pennsylvania--Fair Thursday
Friday cloudy and slightly warmer,
probably rain by night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-18

coPENHAGEN. March l7.--Tds
British correspondent OF the Frank.
fort Zettung says that Kapp and Won
Luettwitz nave declared their uncon-
tutionaI retirement as 4 result Ci ne
gotias.ors and have transferred III"
government to vice Chancellor Schif-
fer. General Won Hue!sen has taken
over the command OF the troops.
GENEVA March l7.-tEy tho As
sociated PrsssJ-Geueral Won Bue-
low, commanding the troops in Sox
ouy, and General MOelle, comma nder
of the BavaTiap forces have piEcc2
theiv troops at the disposal OF Presi-
dent Ebert according TO dispatches
from Stuttgart.
BERLIN. March l7.--tBy the As
sociated PsessD-After holalnS the
cc.rs Of power for less than live days
DR.. WolfFnrG Kapp, tho sClt-apPoint-
ed chancellor and d,c'a:Cr, has re-
tired frcul ofHcS and control. He re-
reTigned today. and an official com
laun.caticu explained that the chan
ccllor considered ms mission fuinued
whc, the old government decided 20
meet tEe most csscrtia. demands aa'
dressed TO it. Hc vas also moved 20
this action by the extreme necessity
OF the Fatherland which demanded
union against the dangers OF Bolsne-
vtsm.
The real circumstances Of Kaop's
retirement are still shoudad n mys-
terry. An important cacto" unGouht-
ediy is TO De found - chc dehber2.
lions OF TIE apder secretaries anu
imperial council yesterday, whica
major General won Loettvitz attend
ed. The views OF this conference
were thar both Kapp and Won 1Iuet.-
WITT withdraw n ortle" 70 ternuna' -
an intole=able MOSItiOa.
Won Luettwit= Suck.
Ven Iu"lIW.'. '-|..r '' .n.s. t,.t'
when r. r"ruru,d 81. "a ,u.'. ...N '
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-18
Elght Republicans JON with
Thirty-onc Democrats in
Adverse Vote By the Sen
ate-FinaI Treaty Vote on
Friday

NSIiI>iTrh March :, Tia. H.
3ubicau rr,-uu. Ilai,i'-. ,,.r"H'i"~
with H.. p,uu"rHle r.,-r.ru.'I 'u H..
>.rair floor to-day IA" r!nn "t Ncpuh.
lirau poIlry toward fat - r.ur 'n"2n
Wtr~.
The d,,lar,ror. D s"r,a,nu wh',n
would rl.dE" Tho H,,d S'a''- I" r"-
gard with "cI.N.. 'n"0"ru' any threat
,r Eur"p.'s r"arr cot freedom was N"'-
ii down - ,n - after 'h' lrr"conIt
abb, hua iriyd III ,alr T." am'ud It. In
tended a= ala oIf~,' 60 lh" r'-"r'all"u
denying IA" ,hu@ai1"ns nr arti',"
,"u. tn, proposal hrd t''u -\i""t"d h>
,hr republican leaders 1" attract many
democratic votes. hul ou thu rnI call
only two senators uU lh" dcmorraur
sid" supported 1t.
For Adoption.
R"publCnn$--.ta!d'r. t1lT"r; t"i'.
,,umnins. Curtis. Edge. Elkns. Hale,
Jones Of Washington, Kellogg, Reyes.
Lcnroot. Lodge. M~N1ry. New. Ph'pps,
Smrnt Srcn,,~. sterling. sutherland.
Townsend. Wadswurth. and Wa'sou--2 -.
p,,nnora's--El'lrh"r and smith "i
,;rurEta-." Total tur -.
Against Adoption.
RrruhlIrpuS- InrGh, Eraud' .,,r. Form
adj, I'rrn,". Gruunr. Kenyon, Laf'"!-
I.'j" and H"rrI%- s.
-Ashur-'. E"rlh9m COM
crs DlnL Gerry. Harris. Harrison"
liurhp,rk Irhus"H. uf South Dakota.
Jones &c N,w M">lr", K'mdri'h. ktng,
Kirby Msil,llnr. Nuurut. owen. rh'lIn.
lIi'snsqn lrm, r,u". Reed. Sheppard.
Shiolde Smith of Maryland. Stani"E.
Swauaou. Thmuas. THmmcil. Walsh. Of
Massachusetts, Wn'Sh Of Montana.
Williams amd W"l"rrt--5l. Total
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-18
SAXON AND bAVAR|AN TROOPS
PLACEDA At DISPOSAL Of EBERT

KAPP ISSUES STATEMENT DECLARING RETIRE
MENT FOLLOWS WHEN EBERT GOVERN
MENT MEETS DEMANDS-DANGERS OF Boil
SHENISM \ FACTOR IN COLLAPSE or THE
RFACTIONARN MOVEMENT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-18
kaDD Government RetireS From
Power, But Fighting Continues
Ex-:KaiSer Wilhelm
Gives Pledge Of Nom
Participation in Clash

LONDON, March 1.-THE Dutch
premier has informed the president
OF the upper and lower houses OF
parliament by letter that former
Emperor William has assured the
Dutch government that he Will re-
fraiu from all political activity and
do nothing which would involve Hol-
land In any International difficulty.
says a Central News dispatch from
The HngUs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-18

THE HAGUE, March l7.-tBy the
Associated Press)-A royal Cecrce
dated March l6 says the place 10 oe
allotted 70 former Emperor William
Of Germany rs his residence Will
form part OF the province Of Utrechs
and that IL will Nc fixed later by the
government. The decree was In con-
pectiop with an announcement 10 the
allied premiers regarding their recent
note concerning the one-ttnc monarch
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Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
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coPENRAGEN, March IA tele-
gram from stuttgart says that, ac-
cording' 10 absolutely reliable news
from Berlin very heavy fighting Is
impending there.
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Sale Of Lease.

Notice T. hereby given to the nhlin I
the effect mat ihr I!0ntt Of school iirht
tors of the Parish Of = Mary wil' rereh
and open and c'u~Jder BIAS Tor the Iea-'
of the northeast quarter OF section H.
township II south, range east, Parish Q
St Mary, Louisiana. tor ten years IRON
the date Of said lease; said tract OF Ian
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-r a successful bidder will he allowed !
cut navigation or reclamation canals upo
the SAID tract. or put the same 10 AT.
other u,e contemplated hy law, except
lake any timber ther"lrpm, or any MN
erals or mineral sub~iIn'".. ! ne DlG
shalt ba ~ wrniug ani -"tled. nuh
dressed IL rhi~ BOrrI aud must ~ ~
reivpd Nv / before N n'e,otN on Fn@-dtN
June |. 1870: "rclI bidder must >iipu,a''
in hi hid. the character y security T.
proposes - give, To secure the payment OF
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person proposing TO pay the enlire ieaS'
4 ice in cash in advance, need not propose
t. give any security for payment.
J. {. CLAU>EN, President.
l.. A. LAW, secretary.
Franklin, La, April - 1920.
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SATURDAY. THE 29TH DAY OF
MAY, A D., 1920,

at the principal front door of the Court
House ut Franklin. La. between he
legal hours Of IL O'Clock a. M, AMI
o'clock p. m, all and singular the fol-
lowing described properly, t"-wit:
THAT certain lot oi ground lying and
being situated in The Parisu o, st. MARY,
State of Louisiana, beginning at the
Southern corner of tho Alice >k,nch'n
fOt On the. northern side of the Or
phans' Home Road, thence down the
side Of the said road TO an iron post,
having front on said road of five {5)
rods and extending back parallel lines
sixiecH Q6) reds, containing one-half
(l-2) acre, aud bounded North by Lock-
ley, East by Alice knchcn, South By
the Orphans Home Road. and West by
Walker and Baldwin: sketch Of said
property being attached aud made part
hereof"
CHARLES PECOT,
Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Parish of st. Mary, La,
April IL. 1920.
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STATE OF L0UI>IAN Ma.
23rd Judicial District Court-Par.
i-h of ST. Mary.
Columbia Sugar TO-. ". Leonard
Cry No. i4749

Under nnd b, virtue of writ Of fer
fac'a< 10 me drrcled. Hmi issued on -
the IIonnrahIr Twpnty-Thi-d Judicial
District Court 81 Louisiana, it. and fn
the Parish nf II. Mary. IN the ahov.
styled and numbered cause. |. the un-
dersigned Sheriff nf the pa.i-h 0f =
Mary, La will offer for sale. for cash
at public auction, on