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Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-10

of the National Federation at Des
Moines, June 1923.
Clubwomen Of Southern California
have been invited to join the special
train which will 60 by way Of Feather
River canyon and the Royal Gorge.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-10

June 10-After session of less than
half an hour, the republican national conven-
tion adjourned until o'clock Central tme)
this afternoon when the report of the platform
committee will be heard.
When the convention assembled this morning
the platform committee was struggling with the
peace treaty plank. There came consideration
of plans to go ahead with the nominating
speeches while awaiting the committee platform
report, but there were objections to that and it
was abandoned.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-10
HUGHES

to The Press)
CHICAGO, June 10With all the talk from the 5000
or less candidates for the G. O. P nomination who in this
city, never word is heard from Chas E. Hughes
Mr. Hughes be it known is perhaps the popular dark
horse in the field in there deadlock and compromise
candidate must be selected. But for
Hughes Nothing doing His friends talk for him if there
is any talking done
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-10

Looks as If Attorney General
Palmer is entirely too scary to be at
the head of rough country like the
United States. He would be afraid
to 60 to bed in the dark.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-10
SEN. JOHNSON
Ella TED At
LEA CUE
PLANK
Tremendous Victory for
Americanism and Defeat
of 1nternati0nalism, De-
clares CalifOrnia's Sena
tor.

lICAGO, June 10.
In commenting on
the league of ma
tiCns as accepted
by the sub-com-
mittoe today, Sen
atOr Hiram John
son said that the
settlement was a
tremendous vic
tory for Ameri-
caniSin and an
overwhelming de-
feat fer interna-
tionaliSm"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-10
SPECIAL TRAIN
(By Associated Press)

(By ASSOCIATED Press) ~
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June TO-
A special train will carry delegates
from the northern California district
Of the State Federation of Women's
clubs to the 18th annual convention
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-10

Mrs. B. Strange has not been operat-
ed on twice as has been stated. The op-
Grafton was merely double operation.
Mrs. Strange is progressing very
nicely and the operation was in every
way a complete success.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-10
EL|HU ROOTS PLANK FOR
COMPROMISE IS ACCEPTED:
WILSON'S POLICY FLAYED

Situation Which Looked Bad To Start With Is Suddenly
Relieved When Subcommittee Working OH Platform
Reaches Agreement; Bitter Enders and Mild Reserv-
ionsts Are Satisfied.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-10

What has become of the old-fash-
ioned hot chicken sandwich?
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-10

Handkerchiefs are also going up
and that is nothing to be sneezed at.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-10

Cool. Gentle westerly winds during
afternoon and evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-10

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VICE PRESIDENTIAL
NOMINEE NOTIFIED
Senator Harding Warmly
Praised in Address By
Running Mate

Northampton. Mass, July 27.-Govers
nor Coolidge, in an address formerly
accepting the Republican nomination for
vice president at notification ceromonieA
here today. urged the country to sumo
mon It's forces TO solve the problomS OF
reconstruction. He devoted the greater
part of his address to a discussion OF
domestic issues. but called hrst for .
return TO thoroughly peace basic boz
cause that is the fundamental Amsri.
can basis" and before domestic prob.
lens. can be solved. he added. thsre
must be return from 'the voluntary
Of war 10 government as exercised un.
der the doctrine Of the separation OF
powers. -
In discussing the League Of Nations.
the Governor commended the Republi.
can senators for their opposition to
the covenant without reservations a.
submitted by the President. terminH
the league in that form .subversivs OF
the traditions and the independence OF
America But tho Republican party,
he added. approves the principles OF
agreement among nations TO preserve
peace. and pledge itself to the making
Of such an agreement preserving Amer:
lean independence and rights a. win
meet every duty America owes to hui
manity.
Governor Coolidge's declaration tn
behalf Of woman suffrage was the sig
nal for an enthusiastic demonstration.
He said that he had always voted fof
question. The Republican party. no
said, stands pledged TO use its endeav.
ors TO hasten ratification. which trust
will be at once accomplished"
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LUDENDORF DECLARES POLISH DEFEAT
MEANS WORLD SWEEP OF BOLSHEVISM

The world at large must. therefore.
figure with a RolShevist advance in Po.
land toward Berlin and Prague. Lithu-
ania IS already joining Soviet Russia
and Is demanding slice of tho rruS-
sian province of East Prussia. Tho
moment will come when the BolshevIst
armies viii menace Germany and
CEecho-Slovakia directly.
Monaco OF 3olshevism.
y described tho impending menace
Of Eolshv!Sm in my interview with the
President early IN February. My warn
1ngs were 4 cry in the Wilderness,
These menaCeS arc now a reality. Lc-
tiers OF China, AfGhan!S'an, Persia and
India and Is now preparing to continue
his victorious prNgreSs.
Tho Bol5heviSt enterprise euccun-
ter resistance east uC LAX" Baikal on
tho part Gf Japan and General Same
noff The 'Cnar'ty and tic superior
shrewdness Of The Japanese make It
probabl" that the Rol Sh-visls Will meet
with reverSes IN that quarter. How
ever tn" BolshevistS have the inner Inc
in the direction OF India and Persia no
less than In Europe.
Tho Bolshevtsts have England's world
power TO face In both directions, hut In
addition 70 that "" must remember
they must face what the world calls
civilization besides. \ conflict between
he ,BnlShevists and England is not the
only problem. Th" world could afford
tn be an nnlookcr in that case The
real problem IS a conflict bet 'Wccn civil
lizatiun and bsrhlriSm in whirh tia" in
lCrcStG Of civilized nations are one"
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Washington. July 27.--Ntctory for
Soviet Russia over Poland would re-
suit in Bolsh eStsm sweeping all OF Eu-
rope and eventually the entire world
In the opinion Of General Eric Iud"n-
dorff the famous German war leader.
His views are set forth ir specially
prepared and hitherto unpublished mem
uraadum On the dangers OF - IShc-
vism." written last month and received
here to-day in official circles.
"Poland's fall Will scn;ail the fall Of
Germany and Czecho -Slova%'a, Cen
eral Ludendorff says. Their neigh
bors to the north and south VIII follow.
Fate steps along without elementary
force. Let no one believe II will come
TO stand without envelop!ng Italy,
France and England IN It's hideous coils.
Not even the seven seas car stop II
What Ludendor1f Said
Addressing himself 10 the "cirtltzed
nations as man who knows war. Cen
cral Ludeudorrf pleads that his mes
sage will not fall on deaf ears"
Then II will hs too late nc dec!ar-
Cd, and the present civilization will
crun7hlc as did tha, cf Greece and Rome
and the cause will he the ohtusencss of
government and the lcthArgy of tn"
Bourgoisc. as the latter always and
everywhere. likes 10 stay quietly at
home on days OF decisive cronts.
IL is advancing now. and IN grad
ual progress from east to west and IS
crushing everything between the Mid
land sea and the Atlantic ocean.
1T Is easy 10 fOreSce that tho BolShH-
visit aruies woulG attack towards the
middle OF May and defeat the Poles as
they have nov done
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Agree on Plan to
Prevent Prcfiteering
In the Coal Industry

New York July cI,.-Appointment by
Attorrcy-Gcreral Palmer today OF n
committee TO decide on a fair margin
Of profit for producers and dealers in
tions under the Lever act will follow.
is expected 20 have a deterrent effect
upon those who are now taking excess
give profits" This view was expressed
Mr.. Palmer and Charles S. Allen. sec
rotary OF the wholesale coal trade aSso-
citation OF New York.
Attorney General Palmer" the state
n,ent said. has asked this committee 10
consider the feasibility OF naming a fair
margin Of profit for producers and deal
ers in bttunincus coal. II is not the in
tentiou OF the department 10 fix prices.
but merely TO ascertain maximum
margin OF reasonable profit beyond
u hich prosecutions under the Lever law
Will Be commenced.
1T Is expected that the committee
will advise the attorney general on this
mater within fcw days. and it IS the
purpose Of At;0ruey-Gcneral Palmer
upon receipt Of that advice to instruct
the United states disrrict attorneys ano
his special representatives that pro-
durer or dealer selling coal at or under
that Agur" will be presumed TO be With
in the spirit and IN" letter OF tho Lever
law and that as 20 thos" valO exceed tne
margins. whether producers or dealers.
such action will cali for an irvestig2-
ton on IN" part or Nhe uerdr''h'h';
at is felt by Attorney General Pal
mcr aud concurrcd in by the committee
representing. as II docs. producers.
wholesalers and consumers. that THIS
action on The part oC the department Of
Justice will have a deterrent effect upon
those who arc now taking excessive pro-
fits. ard j, is hoped that u may result
IN 4 decline in tho price Of bituminous
coal.
The Lever Law. against nronte"rlns
.,
coal and the Atto-n"y-Cieuoral is do
teryrincd that prctitce-lnG shall cease;
In this purpose he has tn" unqualih"d
support Of the advisory committee
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BOAT FOR BOAT THE
DEFENDER MAKES GOOD
Resolute Crosses Finish Line
Only Is Minutes Before
Expiration of Time Limit

Sandy Hook. y. j.. July 27.--Tho
Americas cup stays in America.
This was decided shortly before
shutdown today. when :he AmericAn de-
fender Rcsolute captured the 1924 re-
ratta three TO two by defeating Sir
Thomas Lipton's Shamrock ~ in the
final race.
The defender cutsailcd the green
sioop dcclSiyely, boat fey boat III the
last contest OF tcmpcStunuS series.
the closest and most hard fought in the
history Of the precious trophy-cToss-
ing the line at T:5%:@2. unofficial time.
only about 2S minutes before cNplra-
tiou OF the siX-hour time limit.
Challenger Mile ABtern.
Indeed the last half Of the race r"-
solved itself into race OF the dCfcAdcr
against time. with the fate Of the Goa
test resting on the wind, for the chal-
ienger was about one mile astcrn when
the American sloop flashed across the
limo.
II was a ,hirty-mIc windward and
leeward race. this final contest Ot l9-O.
started In light airs after postpone
meht at l5-muutc intervals for two
hours and quarter.
After having been led by the chs'-
lenger two-thirds Of the distance 20 the
first mark windward lex. ReSolute
ten miles from the start and breez"d
into a lead which sh" maintaincc and
steadily increased to the t!nSh line. BY
the time 80 miles Of the course had
been covered the defender was 4 nllle
and 4 half in the lead. reaching back
and forth on her way TO the finish line
At one time toward the end she was
two miles ahead Of Shamrock. bot tho
challenger came up to within 4 mile at
the finish.
cheers Prom Upton.
While waiting for Shamrock to fn-
ish. the steam yacht Victoria ran down
TO the Resclutc and all hands. led by
Sir Thomas Linton. gave the victor
three cheers. The spectator feet gave
the defender such noisy wcrcome as
she crossed the line that II couId be
heard ten miles away on shore.
Shamrock finished S:05:Si unoGicia!
time. The official finishing times were:
Resolute. 7:52:l5: Shamrock, S:o5::n.
The elapsed times were: Resoiutc.
J:%5:l5: Shamrock. 5:iS:@0.
In other words RcSolutc took thirteen
minutes and five seconds less than
Shamrock 10 cover the course.
With tho time allowance Of stH min
utcs and ~ seconds which the defender
received from, Shamrock the corrected
time was 5:4l:46.
Despite failure of his fourth attempt
70 lift the CUP, Sir Thomas Upton has
announced his intention oc challenging
with new Shamrock. in 1922. unless
IN thr meantime another challenge Is
handed the New York Yacht club which
retains custody Of the cup.
Tho Race In Detail.
Sandy Hook. July "7.-ShamroCk "
to-day led Resolute across the starting
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BOOST MEYER
FOR MAJ.-GE
Wheeling Pythian Knight May
Become Orders Com
mander-in-Chief

special 10 1 HC 1IlSl1a SClISSI'
Cleveland. O.. July 2T.-West Eir-
r!nia's three hundred delegates 10 the
Knights OF Pythias encouragement here
started an active boom today for the
election Of BriEadicr General George G.
Meyer of Wheeling. 70 the rank or
major general The election Will take
place Thursday and carries with T. the
position Of commander in chief ~ the
Uniform Eank. knights OF Pythias Of
the United States.
Piedmont company. No. TO- onN of the
pctitivc drills Thursday. has dropped
out Of The race. Brigadicr General
Meyer said the mon had not had suffl-
cicnt preparation In the saber manual
to attempt 10 enter the concst.
4 boardwalk show was staged hv the
Cour de Leon company, No. or Wheel
ing. in which Potomac company OF
Ecyse-. and Bcuwood company. No. rs
Of RcnwoUd. assisted. Vaudeville stunts
and songs featured the entertainment.
The SeattIN bard aided in the staging
Vi the performance.
West Virginia now has five companies
at the cucampment. The hriGad" ranks
foLrth IN numbers. being surpassed only
by OHIO. Indiana and Illinois The bri-
Eadc comprises Piedmont company. Of
Piedmont; Potomac company uf kcyscr;
NJ. 4. Dowler company of MrM"Chcn
B"nwood company of BcnwoOd. and
CoUcr do Leon company Of Wheeling.
The rcd letter day Of the cncsmp-
three thousand uniformed knights and
ten thousand dele legat"s hold a full dress
parade The Wcs, Virginia brigade viii
occupy tho eleventh position In the
line Of March. Twenty hrigadcS will
participate.
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NEW SUSPECT
UNDER ARREST.
TAKEN IN KANSAS
THRESHING FIELD
Detroit Authorities Hunting
For Second Trunk in
Murder Case

Lawret q, Kansas. July 27.-A man
answering the description Of Eugene
Lc Roy. Of Detroit. sought in conncc-
tion with tho murder Of a woman whose
body was shipped i'll Il trunk from De
troit 70 New York. was arrested near
here today. The man was working with
a ,hreShing crew. He gave the name of
billiard Ashley. OF Sadler, Ky, and said
he had an army discharge and idcnlfica-
tI"n AT omaha.
The arrest was made on Information
from Kansas City and the man Is being
hold awaiting the arrival If Kansas
City officers.
police by Mrs Leo Trumhull. wife Of
a patrolman. that Mrs Eugene Leroy.
victim Of Detroit'S trunk murder mrs
tory. had ronhded In her that SNc was
about to become mother. rn. r'"d
new theory into the case today.
Police today divided their ~ l'i"n
between a hunt for Leroy, husband CT
rhe slain woman, and n second trunk be-
lieved 70 contain the vital organs or tho
body. and which is known 10 have been
sent from the Harper avenue apartment
house where the LerCy's lived.
Police believe that examination or the
organs might reveal whether death was
due TO criminal operation. as has been
h,nted since Mrs. Trumbull made her
statement. II was Patrolman aud Mrs.
Trumbull who identified the victim
through clothing found in the trunk.
Mrs. Trumhull was 10 20 to New Iork
today To- View the body.
The police declared today that they
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WANTS CAMPAIGN
PROBE CONTINUED

Dayton. O. July, 27.-Goveruor cox
today made what he termed a big
hole in the work Of drafting his ad
dress accepting the Democratic prcsi-
dental nomination. and also had n long
ConferenC" with senator IOmcrene ~
Ohio. regarding continuance OF the
senate Investigation Of campaign cN-
rcndjtureG.
The Governor learned from Senator
Pomcrenc that the latter already had
written senator Kenyon, Republican,
the Investigation cnmH!ttCc'S chairman.
requesting continuance "f the Inquiry.
Mr.. romrrcnn. who : Democratic
committee member. SAID ltt had not yet
no doubt but that the investigation
would proceed. and into state u- we'll
as the nationa! campaigns
The inNestlgat!on IS lustth"d; said
Senator rumercne. after his vi9it with
tho Democratic CannIdltc.
Asked regarding GCVrrn0rs 8 CnN's re-
cent charges that the Republicans We're
raising campaign fund Sufficient to
shock tn" scnsIbllities Of the nation,
Senator Pumerere said.
Some months aEo there were rumors
reaching the committee Il efforts 10
underwritc both campaigns These
have. Ia some extent. been confirmed.
Tn, rufnCr> applied to both Republicans
and Democrats. hut particularly to- the
Republicans. III" public has right 20
know if any excessive amounts are con-
trihuted or expended.
When Senator Fumcrcnc was remind
cd that Chairman Hays OF the Repub-
liran national committee had ordered
limit OF $I,u0m on Individual campaign
contributions. senator rumcrene said
the Rcpubitcars apparently had plenty
~ money. while the Democratic ma
tional campaign treasury. he said. now
shows a red ink" balance.
with the assuranc" from senator
Pomercnn that the campaign fund in
Guiry would proceed. Governor Cox
gave tho Impression to some "f his
Visitors thut tn" question OF Campa gn
expenditures wuuid be one Of the splr-
iicd t.pics Of his acceptance address.
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Charleston, W. Va. July a7.-Char.
ters issued today by the Secretary OF
State included two railways 10 be built
IN Monongalia county. as follows:
MorEantown and NIorthwesterp rail
ing; road run from Granville 10 Laurel
Run. in Monongalia county; capita!
stock 100000: incornoraiors: Lester
Ridcnour. =. c. Fulwider, II. E. Fenrod.
4, /. McMeans, J. 5. Tutue, all Of
Mononsalia and northwestern rail-
wa. Offices IN MorEantowa; commences
near Maidsville and runs to Bowlby.
both IN Monongalia county, capital
Paisley. Lakewood Thomas Sklllcorn.
Whittier: Charles S Paisley, Charles
ton: Ross !. Davis. Pittsburgh; John j.
Snurc. Ward; AID John VI. Kennedy.
Iarnassus. Ia
The incorporation OF the MorEantown
& Northwestern railway is believed tn
b" an important step OF thr valley
Camp Coal companN, OF which j. l.
Paisley. Of cleveland, Is one OF the
heavy hackers. 10 connect un their "X-
,cnsjvc coal holdings IN northern West
Virginia with convenient raj! facilities
10y which u snip coal To- the Great Lake
ports.
holdings. IN this section. until recently
consisted chiefly ot the hIg m!nc at
Fairpoint. Ohio
Severed We. rs age. in a transaction
which was concluded in the Windsor
hotel here. the Valley Camp Coal cOm-
pany headed by Paisley acquired con-
troll Of the lTitrhman mine at Glendale,
Marshall county, and a very few days
later announced that II had bought ono
Of the hig mines al Elm Grove. The
company now has important Offices 2t
Elm Grove.
sun little later tho Paisley Inter-
ests acquired a costly coal tract in the
Fairmonf region. and began ncgotia-
ting AT once for contracts for opening
a new mine there. Since then. it ia
rumored that the Valley Camp Coal
comnany was ncCOtinting for still other
valuable coal in Ohn and Marshall
counties as well as ont in the Marion
and Nonongalla county coal regions.
There is a small community center IN
tho vicinity OF Viola, Marshall county,
which is often called Granville. and an.
nouncer1ent OF the definite location Of
tho proposed railroad will he awaited
with much interest In this locality.
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ao1.rnor cooudgs,s Addrssl

Northampton. July 27.-ReScue from
the reactions Of war was described -
the transcendent need Of tho nation la
the address which Governor Coolidge
ally the republican nomination FOR vice
president. Tho cIisf task that lies BE-
fore us" he said, "is to re-posseSa tho
people Of their government and their
Governor Coolidge found another
source Of gravest public concern TO b,
the reactionary tendency to substitute
private will for the public will"
He said there had been ,s 2 dIspo.iao19 %
groups to inquire whether they liked
the law and II not. to disregard II ana
prevent It's execution by the method o.
direct action. Tho observance Of the
puSle IaS ne ilis is'o He 'as dsporsS attempts 70
create class distinctions.
The scene Of the notification was
Allen Field. the recreation ground OF
Smith college, a natural amphitheatre-
A platform large enough to aeeommGaa.e
only the speakers and Few distin:
guished guests was erected at one enc
Of the fald and on the grassy slopea
before It the great assemolage, stood
throughout the exercises.
ernor SvfsnSE p. %orro% ToSfK 81 kentucky The form.
al announcement Of his nomination oy
the spontaneous wish" Of the party.
"The west called to tho east" Govern
Morrow said. north and south heard &c
referred. TO Goyerner Coolidge n Q less-
er who has spoken clearly. brayely ara
ocnvinctngly" and whose VOICE rings our
now like a bugle hroush the lana
HxtravaGaueJ Must 90
Discussing economic relations. Gov
ernor Coolidge declared the extravagant
standards OF government, expenditure
bred Of recent years must be eiimlnaieo
and a revision Of taxation be accom-
panied by reduction oI privatS nrSi,c Sns az
phehension Of the interdependence OF
capital management and LABOR. ana oet-
ter facilities for the prompt and reason
able adjustment g IN Mt of rs 1nSgsfls he eaiG Is
whereby the original producer may
profit to a larger degree BY tho nikh
prices paid for his produce ey the uia'
mate consumer and at the same utne ~
crease the cost OF f1oo.
Raps wilson's League
Tho proposed league Of nations VIM
out reservations as submitted hy the
President to the senate met VITA oe-
served opp9sit!en from caoat sea
party by the record Of Its members N
the senate and by the solemn declare
lion OF It's platform. by perI,ncsn9s
and by promise approves tho prnc'pis
of agreement among nations 10 preSeINS
Of such an agreement, preserving Amer;
lean Independence and rights. as Viii
meet every duty America owes ,o.ai1 10 ny,
hroad not exclusive, but inclusive. The
Republican party is not narrow enou9n
~ limit itself to one e'idea. but wise and
broad enough to provide for the adSp-
ton Of the best plan .tion tnn >: can wv
Lauds Harding
Your presence tells me- said CO..
ernor Coolidge in opening his anoIess
"of a leader and cause. a leaosL IN
warren c. Harding. the united choice
fcontinued on PlGs Hina.)
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Tri-State Cities To
Confer on Natural Gas

Pitt ebu-gh. July 27.-The first step
toward bringing together for a confer
cncc on the gas shortage situation. the
officials Of Western Pennsylvania.
Eastern Ohio and West Virginia cities,
was taken hero today when the Pitts
bUrEh council and Mayor L. " Bah
cock authorized c. X. Robinson. special
city counsel. II address letters TO the
authorities Of the different municlpal!-
ties.
Mr Robinson announced that he Will
begin work At once on the letters
which will explain the gas question and
invite III" city executives Of the tri-
state region TO cooperate with view
adequate supplies during tho coming
winter. The proposed conference, under
present plans. would be held here At an
early date.
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TURKS CRUSHED
BY THE GREEKS
NATIONALIST LEADER
HAS BEEN CAPTURED
Great Demonstration for King
Alexander When Adrianople
is Entered

stantiro7lr. July "6.-(By The
Associate! Press. .)--4'Oloncl Jafar
Tayar. Turkish Nati"naliSt commander
at Adr;aunp!c. and his entire staff were
captured by the Greeks when the lat
ter entered Adrianoplc.
Consequently Nationalist resistance in
ThraCC virtually has ended as there is
no other important Turkish leader
there" Sweeping Thracc clear or Ma
tiomalist bands is considered easy for
the Greeks, who control all the STRAIT
egiC railway points, having taken Kirk
klllSeh today. II is expected regular
operation Of trains viii he resumed
within week
King Alexander uf Greece was given
a great demonstration on entering Ad-
rlanop'e today. Tho city was damaged
slightly by shell fire.