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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
HAD HIGH OLD TIMES
WHILE SLEUTHS HUNTED

Ihiladelphia. sept. 2l.-FishtnS., gun.
ming and motoring trips enjoyed NF
Grover and Erwin Errcd"ll. when they
we're being sought by the military au-
,horitie4 tcr .v:td.Ug the draft. weT"
,.sscribed today T., F!tzhuGh Leo Cree-
don and Richard T.. Sho"del. witnesses
IN the trial o. Mrs Emma H"rEdoii.
lanes +. RomIu-. Harry Shuh. Albc'T
Mitchell and Charles r.. Braun. charged
in thc United States di~trir; court her"
with conspiracy to aid the BergdoltS IN
eyading military service.
n clarence GiihhOuCy was excused
from tcstiryinx. when h" stated that
he had been counsel for RomiS S:nce
w Albert AlH>ard"r. clerk in the
T-rited states treasury. Washington.
was called as 4 witness. ard told how
Tomig on October - and November l..
,afq had slO5.Onn in Ha0"r currency
converted Into gold. This !s IN" E"Id
,;rcyrr IS said TO have buried In m"
Narvland hills He said h" was unaoic
~ identity IL woman who accompani"d
Rnming on NOvembsr Il. though II
might have been this lady" he said.
nointinr 70 Mrs Bcrgdoll.
Erwin RCrCdoll. who was hrougnt
,rn,, For, T.eaveuworth where h" IS
-a-v!ny a four year sentence fHr eEith, h,
ing tho draft was present NJ IN" tr'ai
today under guard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
THREE SOCIALISTS
EXPELLED, WHILE
TWO RESIGNED

Albany. " Y. Sept. 2l.--Thc assem-
bly, Of the New York state legislature
tonight by vote OF 90 10 45 IN Ach
case expelled three of the ivr SociaIist
MEMBERS l.uulS Waldman and August
Clacsscne OF New York and Charl"3
SOLOMON of Kings county-and voted 81
TO As to permit Samuel a. Dewitt ana
Samuel Orr. Socialist members from the
Bronx. to retain their seats. The two
last named. however. after vote 10 re-
instatc Waldnan had been lost, 81 10 o..
took the floor III turn, and verbally
rendered their designations.
The proceedings tonight wCr" not uh-
lik,. those that occupied virtually all OF
March 81. ard int" tn" early morning.
If APRIL |. at IN" last session, When All
cclt that tonight the dramatic situ3-
tinuS and excitement that attended th8
first custer were lacking.
The resolution calling for the cXpul-
sion of the five Socialists was intrn-
duced Yesterday by Colonel Ransom III:
Gillrtt. Rrplican, Columbia county. and
today the judiciary committee. TO whlcn
II was referred. reported the resolution
back To the house for consideration
without recommendations. During the
day move on the part or several as
scmblymcn resulted in Asscmolynah
t'uyilIicr, Democrat Of New York, pre-
senting three amendments which pro-
vidcd for the unScattng OF Waionan:
.Claesseus and Solomon. Later. Asscrn-
bIymaO Wells. Republican, Of Kings Of
fcrtd rNn additional amendments to pro
vide for the unseating OF Orr and De
witt.
The debutc was inaugurated by ~
srmbIvman Cnvellitr at 2:iO O'Clock ana
was concluded at 7I0. just We hnurSl,
latcr when the voting began. C1lonei
Eillrtt withdrew his original rcsoinli1nm n
90 that tho assembly might vote hnal'y
on the five amendments separately
The five Socialists characterized 'h&
nrncrcdinEs as un-Amor!San.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
Unable to Discover Author
of the Wall Street Outrage
| REFUSE INJUNCTION
TO COAL OPERATORS

Huntington. Wa. Va. Sept 2l.-Ap-
plication for m injunction restraining
Leon II. Kelly United States district
attorney. and his assistants from en-
forcing the provision OF the Lever Act
against coal companies In anticipation
Of demand by Federal attorneys before
day was oVcrrulCd by Judge John c.
the grand jury which convcncs here to-
Rose Of Baltimore. Mt the opening ses-
sion of court here today.
The injunction sought by the opera
tors asked the court 20 find the Lever
act invalid against the cOmplainants
and all others. and If the act should be
found valid then that il b" found in
applicable to the compliments.
In his instructions tu the jury. Judge
Rose dwcll"d at length on an interprS-
tation Of the Lever act He pointed out
that in times Of peace when production
Is normal and prices were easily forced
up because OF limited supply, an act
regulation the profits on commodities
would scarcely be passed by any BODY
of legislators Hut he reminded the
jurors that tho United States is tech
nically still at war and declared that
the prevailing conditions in the ecOno-
mic world at the present time grew out
Of the war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
WILL PROBE DEMOCRATIC Use i !. !.
u, s, AGENCIES IN CAMPAIGN

Senator's Kenyon and Reed, had reached
Washington tonight in anticipation OF
tomorrows hearing. but Senator Pomet.
enc, Democrat, Ohio, notified the chair
man today that he would be here early
tomorrow. Senator Edge. Republican,
New Jersey. Is not expected before
Thursday, while Senator Spencer, Re-
publican, Missouri. probably will not Do
present.
Seven Of those subpoenaed will b
heard tomorrow. William Boyce Thomp-
son, chairman Of the ways and means
committee Of the Republican national
committee, according to Senator Kenyon
is expected to be called first. Other
witnesses to be heard tomorrow are
William Barnes OF New York. Ch4riea
Mcdonald and Edward Stokes, chairmaN
Of the New Jersey Democratic and Re.
publican state committees respectively;
George T. Carroll Of Elizabeth, ~. y.
president Of tho Natioral Retail Lid9oe
; Dealers Association OF America; !ass
w. Gerard of New York, eastern treas
. urer for the Democratic national CON.
mittee and Herbert s. Houston. treas.
urer Of tho League to Enforce Peace
The hearings here are expected M
members Of the committee to be Coz.
rcluded by Saturday and Senator Kenyc0
announced today that the COMMITTEES
would visit ST. Louis, probably the hreS
Of next week to inquire into charges ~"
ready presented to the committee ins
volyjng Democratic National Commit
teeman Goltra OF Missouri and alleges
payment of the expenses OF delegates "
the Democratic national convention n
San Francisco. Senator Kenyon seid.
however. that tho committee probably
ouId not spend more than one day In
St, Louis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
Thousands Of the Curious
Gather Around Customs
House at Designated Hour
of Its Destruction, But Ter
rorists Fail to Carry Out
Threat

New York. sept. 2l-Do partm"nt oil
justice and police officials admitted to-
night that five and one half days IN
yestigation has failed - solv" the myS-
tery Of the cxpIoSiOn in Wall street last
Thursday. which cost thirty-hNc liNcS
and property damage running into the
millions.
Officials generally agree that the cN-
plOSivc WAS carried into the hhhhC'9I
district on a ramshackle wagon lett
standing at the curb in front OF the as
saw office lust before noon. Hundr"uS
Of clues have been obtained as 10 the
identity Of the driver and his wagon.
hut many Of them are contradictory aSd
officials have begun the long and ardouS
task OF running all of them down lhd
trying tn draw correct cohC'uSN nS
theercfrom. ,...,
A warning that the customs hnuS"
was TO be destroyed at > p. IN. today
which was received in tho mail Scster-
day by William II. Edwards. collector
of internal revenue. brought thuuSanu'
Of the curious to tn" scene Al lne up
pointed hour. and resulted IN haii hoI-
iday for many clerks employed in the
building The bomb threat. however.
failed to develop. and confirmed the be-
lief of officials at the time IL was re-
ccived that IL was either hoax or IN"
work Of some letter writing Cranh'
Department of justice agents. headed
hy William J. Flynn, chief or the bur
eau Of investiga ton. still contend ~
explosion was planned and carried lht"
execution BY hand OF anarchistS'
Trained Investigators are at work on
this theory in all parts of the countryA
but Chief Flynn said tonight he WAS not
yet in n position TO make known the re-
suit Of these Investigations
I'oltce and firc department investiga-
tors. together with the September grand
Jury, are concentrating their Efforts on
trying to establish IN" identity OF u"
driver of the death wagon, who. they
believe. holds the key 10 II" solution OF
the mystery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
BURLESON|SN
EXPOSED IN
ITS TRUE FORM
Congressman Madden Reveals
Ineficiency of Present
Administration

Special Dispatch to The IntellIgenc"r.
Chicago. Sept. 2l-What does Post
master General Rur!eson mean by put
ting the postofficc department OH i
"bus-ness basis" as ne alleges he has
done? This is what Cong rcssman Mar
tin B. Madden would like TO know. Does
il mean two deliveries where three were
made before" Docs II mean taking mail
cars oil the road" OR just what does
il mean? asks Mr. Madden.
From the beginning OF the admins
tration." said Mr.. Madden. POSTMASTER
General Burlcson has displayed Il harsh
and untrciing attitude towards the aged
postal employees. The removals OF such
employees from the service on one pre-
text and another have been so nurltI-
Gus as 10 indicate u we'll defined plan 10
rid the service Of these men.
In June. 1914. Il number OF old clerks
many OF them civil war veterans. were
I discharged from the Washington. d. c.
poStoftiCe. Public sentiment was
aroused against III" action, and reso-
luton was introduced in the senate BY
Senator Jones. OF Washington. caiifng
on the postmaster general for the facts.
\ mass meeting In fcotest WAS held
and committee appointed which took
the matter up with the president. but
all to no purpose. The postmaster gem
eral was sustained and in cNplana ton
OF his actions he said the separations
and demottunS were part of Il plan
10 put the department on business
basis.
II the department was put on a bus,
mess basis why do not the people get
their mail promptly" Why is it that It
now takes three days TO get a letter,
where 1t took but on" before Mr.. Bur
Lesson thinks Il business basis means the
payment OF $500 a year TO man for
whom the law provides $1,000 Or II
may he he thinks the wholesale trans
for OF men from supervisory positions
TO ordinary clerkshipS tends 10 promote
the morale and increase the enthuSi iaSm
OF the men. or that the dismissal OF
tried and true men under the retire
nent act in violation of the act. At a
time when men were most needed. is
Mr. RurlcSou'S notion OF business basis.
Mr.. BurcSon'S idea OF business
of the road and allowing the mail to
pile up In terminals. Or it may mean
placing the mail in pouches and carry
ing II by its plac" Of destination to be
sent back two or three days later. His
notion OF - business bass may be. TO
work tn" mail I'm the terminals with
short crews Of inexperienced men IN
stead Of on tn" trains with experts. IL
may mean two deliveries whore three
were madc before: one where TWO de-
livrrics had heretofore been made ana
whsrc tri-wcckly service has been sub
StitutNd for daily delivery. but what
basis is. tho people are anxious 10 eS-
cape from Il. What the people want
is the best mail service III the world
and they have made up their minds that
this Is not possible while tho poStoUicc
department is conducted under BurlCs-
on's direction. and according TO his no
tion of bCjineSS basis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
ENTHUSED BY
JUDGE MORGAN
Large Audiences Hear the
Candidate Mrs. Flora
Williams Speaks

SPECIAL D.Snalch I" Thr Intcliigsncer
Riuencld. " Va. Sept. 2t.-LargC
and enthusiastic crowds az voters IN
Wyoming and Mercer Couniy turned
out today - hear Judgr T.. +. Morgan
Republican cNUdilat" for governor. dis
"usS The issues al IN" campaign. The
interest shown m thc meeting and the
bursts Of applause that followed every
reference to tn" inrficl"ncH OF the
present national administration. and
the enthusiasm with which Judge Nor
Kan was received gave evidence that
these counties Will give targ" majori'
ties for the Republican ticket.
No Clique Control.
Much interest - being taken II the
rampaign By women voters. who con
S,ftutc about cnc-third OF the audi
rnccS NJ an afternoon meeting al
Princeton and At night meeting mere
.rg men in his audiences and assured
them that when elected governor ne
would bc influenced by no class or
CLIQUE but would do what in his ludg'
,nent was best for all the people OF the
4 know wha; IL $ 10 labor with my
hands" sad Judge Morgan. Il am
poor man myself and tn" lah"ring men
have unihinE t. fear from mr as theiF
He also discussed national and state
ISSUES told Of the splendid progressive
laws passed in the state by IN" Repuo-
lican administrations ana. OF the dau'
yers threatened should Governor cox
he tho next President.
EN-CoycrROr ~ Il. White. MAJOR Jonh
G. Bond. Republican nominee ror Sud, =
Tor. and Mrs. Flora Williams OF Wheel
iuc accompanied judge Morgan todaS
and also Spnk".
Tudgr Morgan - ~" real friend OF
IbC laborlng man and that II Is only
through his election that tho interest
cf tho people ct thu stat" Will be SAFE
guarded.
Mrs. Williams appealed 10 the W"-
men 10 takr an active part IN p"l4t'SS
and 10 vote the Republican ticHct Dc
,.ausr in states where that party - IN
control moro progressive and humane
laws have been 'iactcd than IN Demo
Major Bond spoke principally OF
cross eStravagauCc IN tn" War depart,
r,snt during and since the war. ana
declared that the m,n who tought IN
tho American army in Franc" Almost To
:. man are against tn" l'caEur y Ma
,ionS as favored by cox and wilson.
Yesterday JudG" Morgan ana ,'%SSr
nor Whit. Spnkr at pin"Niltr. Mutl'hS,
and Matcaka. L! special request IudES
Norrar spoke to-day t. tn" Princeton
business Mems club. and - the fr'nce-
ION High school pupils. in addition 10
political meetings. ,, ,o,,,
Tomorrow Judge Morgan WI MANI
four speeches in Mcdowell county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
Mark Sullivan Reveals Throwing
Up Of the Sponge by the Democrats
Figure Out Big Loss
# the SteptOe Law
Is Put Into Force

Pittsburgh Sop, @i--Horrorat'ons
and residents % Erniurky p"AnSylva-
n:s. Indiana. Mary'a"d. and ohio will
>p.TtH~ finHnriai loss Of about SSl@.
nn". nnn. e tn" state or West Virginia
outo-re~ no S'"Htn" gas law. according
- testimony. given hy :. $. Wy"r. VIII"
qualified aS 4 g.tS expert III the hearing
"f the Pcnn> yivauia- Ohio suit against
the St"NtoC statute here to-day.
The Su,t wa> brought BY the two
states aCsir>; West Virginia in tho
United States supreme court and hear
'ngs are being conducted here by Levy
Cooke. the master.
Mr. Wyer. consulting engineer nf tbc
United states bureau Of mines of col
umbus, testified that thc SteptoN law
uudsr which West Virginia consumers
would De furnished before gaS was
transported from IN" state. woUld affect
500, 600 consumers II tn" p;ttshurGh dis
t-irt alone
Loss - individual consumers would
he slnn Nach e the Stcptoe law was On
forced No said. adding that tho only
substitute fuel available would hc coal.
20 burn which = would he necessary 10
install new stoves and construct new
rhimnry- Thousands oc miles of pipe
Limos won'd be rendered Useless. he said.
Efr estimated that 5000. .nnO persons in
The tiv" states named would suffer from
any curta!lmeNt in the gas supply from
West Virginia.
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New York, Sept 81 - Transformation
Of the familiar company store operat-
ed in connection with industrial plants
into L cooperative institution IN which
workers may share in the prortS was
declared today to be one OF the best
stahilizcrs of tabor. hy Hym"l Davies.
federal commissioner of Cancellation. ap-
pearing h"forc the United states senate
committee on rcConStru'tion ana pro-
duction in session here.
lie asserted that The "antipathy OF
workers against romrcny stores Is
based on the belief that they ar" Civ
ing back 10 this h"sS"H part OF tEeIr
earnings by way of added profits"
Win this idea "rad:rn'"d, ~ sad, and
an institution established whereby lab
or,rS may cApcCt dividends tn" 'miGra-
tory habits II lah"r especially among
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
COOPERATIVE INDUSTRIAL STORES
SUCCEED OLD COMPANY" STORE

the miners of the West" will be mater
tally checked.
Mr.. Davies. who has been connect cd
with industrial disturbances as d con-
Ciliator for thirty-hve years. said in
several Instances he had presented tho
objections of the men to employers with
tho result that the stores were operated
on the profit sharing basis.
Discussion Of the cooperative store
plan today was in connection with the
senate committees Investigation into the
postal savings system with View to its
possible revision. Mr.. Davies told the
committee that his many years eXpcr-
fences with miners showed that the
same an;ipathy existing against COM
pany stores. pertains TO company hanks
and that the men would Welcome tho
opportunity TO deposit their savings
with the government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
Mr.. Harding's Real Campaign
Opening ip7heeling Next Week
BEAVER-ASHTABULA ROUTE IS CONSIDERED

the proposed Lake Erie and Ohio river
canal
Asked If the Pittsburgh TO Ashtabula
route of the proposed canal did not offer
the best advantage at 4 saving in cost.
Colonel w. V. Judson, chairman of the
engineers board, said that while he was
neutral" the route in question was be-
ing given serious consideration.
An official OF the Pittsburgh Chamber
of Commerce presented figures to the
engineers showing that during 1919, l.
700, 900 tons of freight valued at 81. lO0.-
0OO, 600 passed through the Monongahela
locks at West MOnessen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
Massachusetts Cities
Threatened By Radicals

New Bedford Mass. Sept. 2l.--An
an,nvmors warning that bomb ontraE'S ;
involving the city halls in this city ana
Eau river, ar" MANNED for Thursday'
hrS been received by Major J. n Kay.
Of vail River. District Attorney Joseph
Kenny annnunccd today.
The warning. h" said. was contained
:, communication which said that
Sin. ul,aneous attacks would bc mad" on
mo city halls. hanks and mills in cach
city. w o 90
Slayer Kay turned III" letter over 10
rho Tr,lI River poliCc officials and Mayor
Ashley Of New R"Gford was notified.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
Lord Mayor MacSwinsJ !.
In Critical Condition

London, Sept. 21.-Mrs. Mac6wine9,
who visited her husband this evening,
said that his condition was. very ~
indeed He was in great pain and hAA
not spoken all day. He was still ooo-
scious however.
A late bulletin issued by the 1ft1h
Self-Determination league said: 80 4
THE Lord Mayors condition 10 IN.
changed He Is stdll in a very pro0eY22o
condition, but conscious" s..-
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Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. @l--lndustrial
plants along the MOnongahela river
were inspected today hY members Of the
board of engineers of tn" United States
army, the joint committee of the Lake
Erie and Ohio river canal board; city
officials and business men of Pitts
burgh. The trip along tn" waterway
was mad" in the steamer William wing
ham. and was for IN" purpose OF giving
the army engineers an idea OF the ton
mage moved On the Monongahcla.
The committee came to llttSburgh
yesterday and conducted Il hearing on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
Mr.. HARDING CHARGES PRESIDENT WILSON
AND PEACE DELEGATES BETRAYED CHINA
PREPARE FOR DISASTERS

New Castle. Ia. Sept. y The APP
pointment OF disaster preparedness
committee" headed by Major J. Y. Gun.
ningham OF New Castle. was announced
today hy the Lawrence county chS+ler
Of Tie american Red Cross The COM
mittcs will be empowered to take ncc"S-
sary relief steps in case of disasters IN.
this region.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
WON BY LoEFLER

Pittsburgh Sept. @l-Emil Dutch"
LoefIcr, ground keeper Of the Oakmont
country club. former caddy and Penn
sylvania open golf champion. today
Won the Western Pennsylvania open
championship In tournament at the
Allegheny country club. lie won the
tinaI match from Charles Rowe. pro-
rrSSidnal Of tha Oakmont club. with a
score of $50 for 50 holes. Rowes score
was t5t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
LEADERS HAVE EVEN PLANNED
CLOSING NATIONAL HEADQUART TERS
Failure of Wealthy Democrats to Finance Cox Campaign
Admitted Presidential Nominee Almost Alone In
Efforts for Ticket-Murphy y-Nugent Control Resented
By the Old Wilson Crowd.
By MARK SULLIVAN

New York. Sept 2lThC financial condition of the Democratic
headquarters here could be described that would be
sensational if chose treat it in that fact that
within the weeks full meeting of the national finance
proposal seriously considered to close the doors
the Democratic national headquarters and quit.
That proposal has been repeated within the past few days.
and still advocated by the party who
most aStutc and have the best political
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
WILLIS VS. MADoo

o~h,cag". SEPT 2l.-.Frank r Wills.
Republl nominee for senator from
secretary ut the treasury, are "ach
scraduled to r,akc political speeches he.
fore the Political Equality League or
Chicago al meeting her" october :.
MCAdoo will .ntcrprH. Democratic -
nues and willis Will answer him. Mrs.
Ncdnl Nc, 'ormjck. member Of The na-
tinral Republican committee. VIII pre-
sd ocvr the Republican section or the
meeting
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do three weeks Of campa 'gninG But the
friends Of Wilson and Of McAdoo aren't
behind the present campaign N the
same way they wore behind tho cam
raiCn of 1916 They Can't no expected
To- he. Wilson'S friends provided IN"
energy and enthusiasm for his cam
paimn cOX's friends must expect 70
provide the energy and enthusiasm TOT
this one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
FaVOrS CaIifOrnianS
Settling Jap Policy

Long Teach. Calf. Sept. 2l.-Gover-
nor Cox in an outdoor speech here to-
day. spoke OF tho Japanese question and
said that his policy as president would
be TO permit the state of California, as
most deeply interested. TO have the
leading voice in the fixing OF national
polly toward Oriental races.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22

New Orleans. Sept. 2l.--In IN" Gulf
OF Mexico. 275 miles off the mouth of
the Mississippi river. tropical ,hurri'
cane early tonight was moving At the
rate, OF ll2 milIN al hour towards n
section ar the GuIr C0aEt unofficinlly
predicted as between Galveston and
Corpus Christi.
Location speed and probable drStina-
tiOn Of thc hurrCar" was estimated ny
DR. I. NJ Cline. district foreCastcr "t the
local weather bureau tonight after l.
hours Of comparison Of baromctric
readings. tidal and wind Velocity re-
ports and messages from various Sec
tionS Of the coast.
The storm il was stated. might
swcrvc from the path now h"inG fol
lowed in which event II might STRIKE
any place between New Orleans and
Corpus Christi. The prohabl" striking
point during tho day was estimated he
twcrn Morgan city. La. and CORPUS
Christi. Il distanC" Of about TnH miles
Dr cline in q statement tonight SuE'
gcstcd that New Orleans residents e
home and 20 10 he'd as the storm can
froutinued on Pare Twclye)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
Mason County Shows
Loss In Population

Washington. D. G., Sept 2l.-Cen-
sus. Mason county. W. Va, 2l,459: do
crease. l.56n, or 60 T"r cent. lncorpor-
ated places: Hartford city. $50: Icon,
.q9: Mason. 992: Point Pleasant. 3.059.
Washington. Sept. 9l.-Summit coun-
~. Ohio. containing Akron, "S6. in
crease. 651. or I642 per cent.
Taylor. Texas. 5.@3J, increase. 6Jl. or
1913 pcr cent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
DEMOCRATS IN APPEAL

ST. Louis. Sept. 2l.-The St. Louis
Democratic committee today cabled an
appeal to the British government for
the release OF Lord Mayor MacSwincy
OF Cork.