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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-13

ans SplanS nad 9entidlauS &C.
lnngt.
SeatIdlanS ntnk has aegebene
@eripreden, bic Griegsfrebler Dor
bas &eidgseridt 81 GeipSis 81 itel.
len, eiul6ien.
2attiuit bintersius gspsfe.
Beueral b. gathuit, gefebls5aber
Der eriten 9ieidsiuebrtrappsn nnb
0osfe's llnterbefeblsbaber, bat icinen
8orseietteu offenbar betrasen. Die
nSrei6eir beidjalbigte i'm seitern,
On Der @eridiu6raus brett beteiligt
seipeieH 81 iein. Die Srene 0pgfe's
sHr G6ert-9egiernns 1T ME IN 5rage
gesogeH iuorSen.
Der bentige erfoIsreidJs Gtaats.
ifreif iuar inter Dem @olfe iorgIdm
borbercitet nub bon Gffi5ieren se.
plant iuor6en. Die Gr6ebnngen Der
Slabifaleu anb bic ltnrait in ben
6abrifitGbten bpten i6nen biersn bic
Sanb. 8nr 3eit Der Gpartafer.gnf.
itdnbe, ole ben gIlliierten nm bic
Siderbeit ber Gbert-Megiernng bang.
te, taten bic gllbeHtiden nnb Mlunar-
dIiiten alles, I'm Gbert in gerlesen.
beit sn ieten. 9ausfe inbeiisa geIang
es, ben Stnrs Der 0iesiernns 1T ber-
binbern, inbem CT NIT eiierner 6nno
ben amfitnnS nieSeriuarf.
Ils bic gllfiierten bic Gnsliefernng
bon Sriegsfreblern perlangten, ipnr.
ben bic 9ieaftipnGre iuieoer rege; Elm
Stnrm Der Gptriitnns brad Oh
bisier syproernns in sanS Sentid).
IaaS los. Sn mehreren Npten iuarnte
bic GbertHesiG M bic glliierten,
baf he es nidt luagen f6nne, bic
geidnlbigten ben glliierten 5iucds
gruseiiiernns Dor Msifit6rgeridteu
Der GHtente anssnlieiern. Die 9se.I
giernng nadte ben Alliierten flar,
bah bic ansliefernns Der slHgeilas.
ten ben Gtnrs Ses Gbtri.anbinetts
i'm @efufge baben iuerbs. Son ben
aaiierten anseiteIIte itnterindnnsenI
bisie gefiirdjtnnseil, FOL
oaF man baranf einsine, bic ariess.I
frtbler bor Sem HeidIsseridjt in 2eip.I |
,is st prOstfiiersn.
Die 9ieaftipnGre nans Sentid-l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-13

gerlin 13. 0edr5, porn1ittogs $50 l1br.
Die Gbert-Regiernng lit geitir3t Or. @olfgang
aapp, grdioellt Der gaterlanos- -9artei fat oas
0teifsfon5leran1t ilbernomnen General 2rtt-
nit lit Geid6stDebrn1initer
Die 9feDolution nar eine frieolide. Ser
Stnr5 Der &egierung erfolgte, nad)oenl, geitern
befannt tpuroe, oaB cine 8eri6tpornng entbeft
mDroen lei. 9ln oerlelben beteiligten 1td) Monnr-
diiten uno slnoeltticbe, iotpie SeiIe Der arrnee.
@nitab gtosfe orbnete iofort Die gerbaftung
sedpps uno 2uttpib' an es NOR jeoob bereits
81 fpdt.
Srnppen sifbsn In Berlin en
2onbpn f3 Mars. QHtcS grefl-Gne 0cpeide elmer 0eaig.
tsaseuta 6ciaa Oah epunonssnppn bente rn Ginaus in
gen 6isln; bic ounndre eraeR bic Hserang fir garst
nnb Or 8aIgous aapp 6a oas annsleramt dberaommen.
Sine gsner Grpie bon Garl o. Guat urripunSnt Der inb
gr dtst bic Rclbnns bak bic aescrnus Gber b eren Brdf
bnten Der bntden aepnbli srt mprocn it, Die gelHer 9psIe
inhccn msS nd ab ureounOuare Srppen" bel6en 6rht
ts Sah bic @cbolntun cine bid" M rabre 0pcdea basn
fnf bic 8esbr nnS Sider6c 1nnndain @nab Gpss in ben
aaiernn suammcnsosen ub i'm Rofaa sur germeuouns
tDmmen.
Gr app oer oas aan3leramt d seriIen fat lit as
gproncr onar bannt nnb fat Gbertesernus nans
ppppnier gs rer Der madsn gaieranSs ari 1T ais
gefarDOrer br Senns Der gonare baHn aapp ioa
gerbinSnns NIT ben aabendn ebn bic bic grdFbenda Snben
bnrss arpren SIS beF ba SnOenbmrs d beret erfart a
bic domination ansnnebmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-13
syranfrsidJ fraet in BaIbinstun ar
GStparos keift tsanSiSaf
ift uebraska


aineoln. Gebr., 13. @iGr5 @onber.
neur GbiDaros bon Stem Serfep
miro nfdt erlolbqn onb in Webrosfa
iein 9nule ouf Die @nbl3etteI fiir
Sic an 90 gpriI ftatffinoenben 8or.
inoblen ols ann0ioat fir Die oenlo.
frotiid)e 9ontination gum Brdii6en-
ten georuft ipiro. Gr. bot ben
stantsfefret1r telegrapfiid5 bnbon in
aeimtnis geictt 90. go. @ooos bon
2incoIn, elmer Der Berborrngenbiten
Stiiben Der 8erfbing &antpagne,
bat ieine 9etition eingereidt. monn9
c, aIs @anbi6at fir 9elegat CUR re-
pl. blifoniidlen NationaIfonbention in
Chicago auftritt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-13

Ger Sturs Der ebert &esieranf
mag bic iueitsebenbiten 5oigen in
tseioIge baben. Die 5abrer Der Gl
Iiierten 6aben nidDts nnberindlt &c
IaiIen, bieielbe 81 feitisen nnb 6ffent
lid erflart, bak ein Gegieruussued'
lei In 9enfdlanS ben @criailltr ger.
rag anfs Spiel ieten iuarSe.
ebert itiitt, iid bel anfredDterbal'
hing ieiner 9iegieruns namentlid anI
bic Srappen Wuitab Nosfes, ber biz
Epartafer nnb anbere rabifaIe Gle.
meute nit iiarter Sanb nieSeriuarf,
CbiuObl 9iOsfs bpllitGnSige apntrplle
iber bic Geidsiuebr aub sSreimilligen
Datte, 10 bate CT inSeiieu feinen Sali
IN ben anssebienten aH6 aus Oer
ariesssefausenidaft beimsefebrteu
Eulbaten. Die llnsnfrieOenbeit IN.
Ter bieIen mar srof; basn fomtnt,
saf iie bon Cffisieren eefib-t per.
Stn, bic I'M We6einen INNER nod
,nm aaiier 6ielten. Gieier ltmitano
nag gauste beiuogen ba6en, ieinen
IDiteu Dbue aaHpf anfsnseben.
gereits lett Mpnaten iunrben @e.
riidjte lant, bak cine 0iebplntion I'M
llnsnse iei; glIoentidjc nnb @onar.
tiiten baben jiinsit an WadJt tart
lsiDnnnen.
GntbHllnngfn tit Grsberaer.SeIffc.
'id gro5ef habra Sas gertranen bes
golfes snr Gbert 9iegiernns inter.
lraben nnb eaben ben 9ieaftiunaren
iine @elesenbeit, bic Gtimmnng 6es
gDIfcs ssssn bic Iesieruns 81 rid.
kn.
ebert iunrSe bon Der glriitofratie
bes Entertainments itets als Gin
Einbringlina betrndtet. Seine nieS.
fise WebHrt unb iuenig @ertraaen
friuefenoe 9scriSnlidlfeit iunrbe bon
ier militdriidjen &liaae itets beripot.I
1t.
Sardj bic ylebpIation nerSen iid)I
iit gGiierten uadifebenben grObls.
men segeniibereeitellt ieben: 8ie|
lnnn bic nene beutIdje Negiernns &C.
iuiinsen iueroen, ben geriailler ger.
rag einsnbaIisn.
Grlnngnns bon @arantien ieitens
tsnanbs. bah ber Gr'aaiier HidJt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-13
1Dert Ses Dollars
fdat I'M O6neffsark

&openbagelL IS. Mdr3. Sinner.
baIb elmer ISOLDE lit Der Bert BEG
amerifaniiden Qolfars bon 7 &ro.
men auf 5.75 eefaIIeri. Gie 3eitlng
So5ioIoemofraten fiibrt oieies oa-
ranf 5uriif, ooB Die @infubr ameri-
faniifer 2ltrltsortifel fat gang uno
gar otifeeb6rt bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-13

@aibington. Is. Mdrs.- Der Se.
nat tpiro eriu1t iperoen, Die @e.
bauptung bes 93rdii6enten @iIiott
oaB Sranfrei9 iid aueenblidIid in
ben SGnoen bon Wilitariiten uno
Slneperialiiten befinOe, auriid5rnpei.
len. Ser repubIifaniide Senntor
RcGornlif bon sSllincts bot belte
ieine slbii9t erfldrt oem Senot cine
&eioIlltion einaiireiden, in tpelher
folgenoes dIs bic Stelung 0es Se.
n1ts be5eihnet Deroen miro: SoIIte
5ranfreidl in 3ifunft bon einem
nusip1rtigen Seiftoe itngereft onge-
grtffen iuerben, 10 tpiiroen bic Der.
Stoaten einen iolden angriff nit
GROCER 8eforgnis onieben 1tto ni9t
miiBig bleiben; uno ferner iolIte es
flor geinobt iper6en, 6aB Der &C.
nat ili1t nit ben gebauptungen bes
9rdiioettten in ieinenn 8riefe on ben
senator 9lthcod iiberel1ltln1tilt. =
5ranfrsidj frast in 8aI1iHstun an.
@aibitgton 13. Ndra. - 9ie
fron5oiiihe Gegieriing bat in elmer
stnfroge in Waibington nm auffla.
ring iiber oie bonn grGfioerlten 8iIs
ion genladte 8ebduptiing iiber oie
9ontroIle 6ranfreid)s burd giilitos
riIten 1tnb Srnperialiiten eriuht. gs
miro beboftptet, ooB oie frnn5ofif1e
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-13
g[bfnmmen NIT Ganaba.

@aibineton, 13. Mdra. -3ipiIf)en
oen @inndnoerungsbeb0roe Der
Ser. Stuoten uno ganaoas lit elm
llebercinfomnien eetroifen tuoroen
fponndb Geiertelre oiiseeIiefert uer-
Den ioIlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-13
ebert Re9ie'IIi' ne eelt ltiir5tl
9ie IOnar9iFea unb AQbcnTgen taben mnter isitrnna
Des GeMerals Qattwik, einem trenloien utter
general Des @ebrm nifers Noste, bie
0errd aft an iidb ge. lien
Der ibrer DER aGbeutlden Dr aapp, aan5er geporOeu

la9inGcn bat alaricrenSc mncffe uatcn bcr SIC Hepcu
fcn I'M Berlin rtaltef Sc Sas keine Gr
drns abseecbc Die Bcritc Berlin iae Sab oic Repcu
tion Mcs" pcrlamfcn ieDic Ncrten c Sic epclmicn
rcbcmc scet Sic bcabftisen Sic Heacrmns
sinscn Sen rcriae SrieSenspertras an;crke Gin
DrnG ion af Po1anS aseeb wSe Sie eucncae Slm Ses
kaiicrs nod DcnanS pctnScr Gin5bcin ber Sen ncten
StaatsItreit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-13
aommen nadl g(Rsrifa.

giem gorf, 13. 9S1r5. Gincr Scr
liner @telbune gentob bat cine
{ 'riippe bon amerifanii6en Sbeoter.
ltnternebmern eiuen auf 5ebn Sabre
laltfenoen aorttraft obgeidIplieit, Der
ben slmerifonern Die glusfitbrlttgs.
redte fir ntitteIeuropdiide giibnen-
perfe III Ser goi,oen en9liid ipre.
/ Jenoen sseIt iidert uno boriiebt,
oaB ni9t MIR Mor 9feinborot. ion.
bern aitd oic befannten Speretten.
fonponiiten Oscar Strous, sSrons
aebor, SEQ SoIl uno @iIbert nod
Reip yorf fonImen, nm BORT Die
gorIteIlungen au Ieiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-13

SSm bieiigen suslpdrtieen ant miro
erfl1rt, oaB 0eiiti6Iono inbeaug oiif
feline ge8iebungen au 9iuBIono nidt
Die Ssnitiatibe ergreife. ionoern 2on.
Don Ole 6ibriine iiberlaiien fpoIle.
$ier berrift Der ginoriid Dor, boB
eesenipartig Elm feines Spiel Inn
@arfte eeipielt miro uno
amerifa iiberbnupt niGt ntitipielt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-13
Wettcrlxrid,t

Sir Omaha nnb 1lmseeeno -
Sdon belite obeno mo Sorntne.
8drmer belite obeiio.
Sir gaebrnsfn - Sd0n beiite
obeno iino Sonntoe. @drmer I'M
0itIiden uno fii0Iihen TelI belte
nbena I
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-13

An Amsssssa Nswspspsr
which stands fow Ansri-
ssn hssh md principles
--pubiisked b ~ css-
man lsnssass fss Amsh.
can sitissns whs Sssa
,csrnAn
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-28
GREAT GAMBLING DEN
WILL BE A HOSPITAL
SHANGHAI, July 2S- The great

SHANGHAI, July 2S- The great grca. gambling establishment m thls city notorious for years under the name of the The Wheel which ori- ginally cost more than $500,000 Is to be converted into d charity hospital. The Chinese authorities have annOunc- ed that they intend to confiScate the huge building which now stands dark and empty. Its owners, however threaten to fight this program.
 Up to about three years ago when the place was closed by Chinese au thoriticS The Wheel" in Shanghai was one of the biggest gambling eS- tabliShmcntS in the Far East It was located in Chinese territory on North Honan road, l5 minute automobile ride from the heart of the city. In the days when the establishment flourish ed. three roulette wheels with six lay outs. besides faro and other games were operated
 After this establishment was closed as the result of the efforts of miss. ionary interests no open gambling on any large scale was permitted in Shanghai until last fall when the in tercStS that formerly operated "The Whcc" opened near it a smaller rou- lette establishment which in turn was closed after few weeks.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-28
\ o T l ( F.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the partnership heretofore SubsiSt- ing between the undersigned, carrying on business as THE NORTHERN" and "OVERLAND HOTEL, at Sew ard. Alaska, under the style or firm of WHITTEMORE X MARGULES, has been dissolved by mutual consent, as and from the 1st day of July. 1920.
 All debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be received and paid respectively by F. l.. WHITE MORE, who will continue to carry on the said business. Any debts due in dividually to the undersigned LEO MARGULES, shall be paid to the said F.. l.. WHITTEMORE, who is hereby authorized to receive and receipt therefor.
 Dated Seward, Alaska, July 29, 1920.
 LEO MARGULES,
 F. l.. WHITTEMORE July 26- 27- 2S
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-28
WOOL GROWERS GOING TO
 ELIMINATE MIDDLEMEN

ALBUQUERQUE, \. NJ. July 2S- The Wool Growers Cooperative aSso- citation of New Mexico has been forn.- eG for the purpose of eliminating mid o'cmrn and increasing the returns tc tIr sheep men. It k the intention tr', year to concentrate in a warehouse m C,icugo. ror grading and selling to >pinncrs. as much of the wool clio as is pledged to the association. WrrH the association k considered aS per mancntly established and is sufficient ly strong financially, arrangements will bc made for one or more boudc'! warehouses in this state, where th" wool will bc graded and sold,
 Sheep men say at present wool pas Ses through the hands of from two to five persons after the growers Sells it into cloth.
 New Mcxico'S wool clip this year will. 1t k estimated, amount to lS,OOO,- OO0 pounds. Growers have already pledged &,OOO,OOO pounls to the assoc iation.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-28
PULP AND PAPER COMPANY
IS FORMED BN CORDONANS

The organization of the Alaska Pulp and Paper Company was made public through the filing for record of articles ot incorporation with the Territorial Secretary. The company jS fomod for the purpose Of engaging in the general pulp amt pulp pro duc,> manufacturing business, primar- fly. in connection with which 1t pro poses ,o operate boats and vessels; conduct general wharfage business, own and operate electrical power plants for its own uses and to sell to others; to drill and develop oil and gas
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-28

wells; to operate mines; and to en- gage in transportation both by mo- torcraft and aircraft.
 The amount of incorporation is given as being &5,OOO,0OO. The stock issued by the company will consist of 5O,OOO shares each having a par value of $lOO. The incor- poratorS are: A. F.. Lathrop, W. W. Council, k. II. l.. NoakeS and Julius Sahlin. all of wh om reside at Cordova. That town k named a. the compauy'S principal place of buSi- ness.
 Nothing is known here of the plans of the new company as re- gardS development work. A, E. Iatrop is well known in Seward, being the owner of large moving picture houses in Cordova, Valdez and Anchorage. w. w. Council iS a prominent physician of Cordova and Mir. NoakeS is United States Commissioner at that place.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-28
BAN THE READY MADE

MISSOULA, Mont, July 2S- The
 ready made cigarette is banned and those who desire may smoke only the "makin'S" in the national forest near here this year. That is the ruling which the forest service headquarters of District One here has sent out to all forest workers. It is contended that the long burning "butt" of manu-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-28

facturcd cigarette is a marked fire hazard, while the smokes of those who "rOll their own" are not.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-28
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Many a mans career begins and ends with soup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24

BALTIMORE. June 23.-The police or
other state officials are under no COM
pulsion to aid the federal authorities
in the enforcement OF the Volstead pro-
hibition law, States Attorney General
Armstrong ruled in an opinion rendered
today.
The attorney-general was asked by the
Baltimore police department as TO what
are the responsibilities and duties Of
the members OF the city police in the
enforcement OF the Eolstead law.
Maryland has not yet enacted any
concurrent prohibition enforcement lcs-
islation.
Congress" the attorncy-gcnera said,
has not seen ft to confer or attempt
to confer any authority upon a state
officer TO enforce the provisions OF tho
NolStCad act. and therefore. no state Of
iCal owes duty as to its enforcement
Since the recent decision of the su-
preme court, this act Is now. effective
in Maryland. and may be entorced-tn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
JOHNSON'S FIRST PUBLIC UTTERANCE SINCE
DEFEAT ATTACKS A ALlEGED big BUSINESS

SACRAMENTO. Cal. ;oac %
Speaking publicly fo- n: fist time
Chicago. Senator Hiram ". johnson to-
day told few hundred ot h!a home town
people. who greeted him at the South
ern Paclti- depot that he was not down
cast over the result.
Senator Johnson was enroute to ms
home in San Francisco. In response 10
the enthusiastic reception given him
and their CRIES of speech" Senator
Johnson tol6 the crowd how glad he
was that California and particularly hls
home city. had given hIm such q big
vote at the primary presidential prefer
ence election.
Don't ina agine I'm cast down by the
result or the convention" he said. Il m
happier. than ever before. started the
campaign on a shocstring. and when |
got through ! had the people OF til
United States with me. even though l
could not win the majority OF the dele
gates.
Il went into the fight in one fashion
and came out in the same fashion.
made no compromises. but fought to the
last ditch.
1T doesn't make any difference "
r few politicians sitting in the Black
stone hotel in Chicago said: The poo
plo be damned for the time is coming
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
NO WILSON DICTUM,
ASSERTS MR.. COLBY

CHICAGO. June 23-Bainbridse Col
by, secretary OF state and delegate 10
the Democratic national convention.
who stopped in Chicago today on his
way TO San Francisco. denied he was
taking any of President Wilson's dc
tumS TO the convention.
president Wilson has too much re-
spect for his party to attempt to intrude
his ideas or force his ideas upon the
party in an open convention" he said,
II have had many conferences with the
president. but we have not discussed a
third term for him, nor candidates for
the presidency.
Personally. I believe the convention
will be singularly free from any at
tempts from any quarter to Influence
its deliberations or TO give direction TO
its action"
Mr. Colby said he was sure there
would be some allusion made to the
treaty OF Versailles and the League Of
Nations.
rs Tar as am concerned. person
ally, believe that the party should go
before the people with definite stand
for the adoption Of the treaty" he said.
(continued on Page Tour.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
Harding Gets Dollar
From Old Creditor

WASHINGTON. June 23.-Prelimt-
nary steps for the inauguration OF his
campaign having been taken. Senator
Harding, the Republican preSidenu0
candidate, to-day turned his attention to
his speech Of acceptance. which Is ex-
pected to sound the campaign keynote
for the party.
The nominee, 1t was said to-day. plans
to devote most Of his time prior to abouti
July ), when he will leave WAShinGtoas
for his Marion, Ohio, home, to the Sac.'
ceptance address. Interspersed with the
work on the speech, however. Will Do
conferences with party leaders as was
indicated to-day when Mr.. Harding par
ticipated in several informal discussions
as to campaign plans.
No date has been set for the first
meeting Of the executive committee OF
twenty-one. chosen yesterday 70 direct
the national campaign. One member OF
that committee remains to be appointed,
and until tho committees membership
has been completed no action toward
calling the committee together Will %
taken. 81
Among his daily quota Of congfatu.
lation letters and promises OF support.
tho senator to-day received q letter
from q man in Rochester, Pa, contain>
ing a check for one dollar. The accom4
panyinE letter said:
1T is not my intention to owe Press
ident Of the United States anything exc
cept my admiration and good will, there
fore. ! enclose my check for 81. Some
years ago in your private office At Mar.
ion, I borrowed the 81 for reasons you
may imagine. It helped at . time when
work was scarce and money scarcer."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
DEFEAT Of VOLSTEAD E.
ON CLOSE MARGIN

ST. PAUL. Minn.. June 33:--P: q:
Preus, state auditor and endorsed by the
statewide ''elimina tionr oopSenfiou. re
ceived the Repablifan SAerntn1t3on Hof
governor Of MipnesotA Ia AtnaAyb, pstt-
mary. -sSaetina. virtually complste RI
turns tonight showed. = .s-.- .--,l. )
8 ST. PAUL. MINI. June 2a.-+With nne
corrfressioral.: nofnination on the Re
publican ticket -asapred :on-partisah
league candidates were forcing q close
race for the gubernatortal election and
the congressional nomination in anothcr
district in returns from Mondays state
wide primary available tonight.
Rev. o. J. Evale Of Benson. inefeasfd
his lead over Congressman A. ]. Vol
stead, author Of the prohibition enforce
ment act. who sought renoTinAtiSn ,na IN
from 341 out Of SIS precincts gave
Evale 1850 and volstead 13.ss7.
In the Ninth district, Congressman
Halver Stecnerson Had only slight
lead over y. f. .Thormodson. Non.parti-
san league candidates. 425 precincts ~:
OF ,sA giving steenerson 1850. ana
Thormodson 1908. 5;
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MOTORCYCLE coLLIsIoN
70 FATAL TO TWO

Special Dispatch, 10 The Intelligenccr.
CUMBERLAND. Md. June @3.-Mar-
garet Cunningham. aged II. daughter OF
Thomas Cunningham. Barrcllvillc, near
Mount Savage. who was injured in a
collision between motorcycles on the
Mount Savage road last night in which
Elmer Walsh. aged %. miner near
FrostburE. was instantly killed died
late this afternoon at Allegheny hospi-
tai.
Walsh who was killed outright. was
said 10 have been moving at high speed
toward Mount Savage. He evidently
made a desperate ofrort 10 stop his ma
chino. and skiddcd for a great distance.
John Sween has shown Improvement
following operations. but Arch n.
Mathews - inucs in critical condi-
ton. MisW Cuuningham rode with
Mathews arY Sween behind Walsh.
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TEXAS VOTE !. !.
FORM 'AD0O'

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. June 23.TIn .
telegram sent from Pueblo. Colo. FROM
the train bearing Missouri delegates -
the Democratic national convention.
man and publisher. announced that he
had definitely decided to place the nanle,
of William 6. McAdoo before the DenSs
cratic national convention for the preSi.
Dental nomination.
Mr.. Jenkins said he was led to the
decision by the discovery that half OF
tyo-thirds of the Missouri delegates
were strongly In favor OF: McAdoo's
name being placed before the convention
DALLAS, Tex, June 23.-Intentlon to
cast Texas 40 votes on the hrst ballot
for william C. McAdoo for the prest-
Dental nomination was announced TO-
day by the Texas delegates to the con-
ventIon. who left here for San Francig-
CO. The party included six women del
tsateS.
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woMENs CLUB CoNDR1N
SNoKua or CIQA3ETFES

DES MONIES, la, June 23.-Usc Of
cigarettes by women was condemned by
the General Federation Women =
clubs at the afternoon session or the
biennial convention. Resolutions
adopted recited that the cigareVe habit
apparently Is increasing among women
and that the use OF tobacco is harmful
to them.
Resolutions urging an educational
campaign against the use of cigarettes
by men and asking state authorities to
prohibit the sale thereof to minors also
was adopted.