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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05
MAMMOTH JOLUF|CAT|ON IN
MARSHALL COUNTY TONIGHT
v1croRY OF GRAND OLD PARTY
TO BE CELEBRATED IN APPRO-
PIRATE MANNER.
Democratic "old Gray Mare" One Of the
Features Of Big Parade to BE Staged

Marshall county Republicans will cci-
citrate the great victory Of the grand
old party tonight. when mammoth
celebration end parade Will be staged IN
Moundsville Tho occasion bids TO en-
coed any other of It's kind held in Tia"
county in years and many out-of-town
visitors are expected To take part.
The affair will begin at O'Clock.
when the first street demonstrations
will be held. The gigantic parade will
form at o'clock and get under way AS
soon az possible. Every detail has
been arranged. and no doubt 1t will be
the longest parade ever seen In Mounds
willie.
All along the route Of the procession
there will be red fire. etc, and one OF It's
features will be tho "old gray mare as
she uaed to be" and the "ol' gray mare
as she Is"
There will be no meeting but gen
eral JolliflcatiOn on the streets. the
program consists only of the parade
but 1t Is probable there will be other
demonstrations.
The committee in charge completed
final arrangements last evening and an
nounced it's plans. There will De plen-
~ Of music to put pep in the crowds
and the demonstration will no doubt
reach immense proportions.
The Hardng-Coolidgc club OF Wheel
ing and similar clubs from other near
by towns Will take part
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porter Of Mr.. Harding through the cam
paign, Is president Of the civic asso-
citation, and acted as the spokesman Of
the serenaders.
The dozen girl stenographers and
clerks attached to HDardfng headquar-
ters. headed the parade which formed
in the business section and marched to
the Harding residence along the white
pillared pathway OF the front porch
delegations Of the campaign. The Hard
ing Marching club, the Harding Wo-
mems club Of Marion. women employees
Of the Marion Steam Shovel company.
the Harding Railway club and many
other organizations Of this and other
cities were In line.
Review Parade from Porch.
Pres dcnt-eleCt and Mrs. Harding first
reviewed the parade as It passed the
front porch and then personally greeted
the marchcrs as they broke ranks and
assembled on the lawn. They both OK
pressed particular pleasure At the work
of the civic organization. which despite
the fact that its officials include men,
bers Of both parties. has busted Itself
during the summer extending courtesies
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rrnnea ooudsuuu, Wilson.

Paris, Nov. 4.-Newspfpers OF ms
city give great prominence to reports
OF the American election. and publish
many pictures Of Senator Harding. the
IN rho successful presidential candidate
and his family. In their comments. the
newspapers declare the election OF SEN
ator Harding was a triumph, give high
praise 20 his personality and recall he
has always asserted great sympathy Tor
France.
Editors are unanimous in remarking
that the election clearly condemns tho
policy OF President Wilson and settles
definitely the situation existing between
the administrative and legislative de-
nartments Of the government. They as
srrt this situation has completely par
alyzcd Americas international policy
and express the conviction that the re-
salt OF the election will in no way preJu-
dice Franco-Amerlcan friendship.
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Paris, Nov. 3.-Iaris newspapers.
commenting this afternoon on the Amer
lean election. agree that Senator Hard
ing's success Is u distinct deteat tor
the League OF Nations as established
BY the Wilson covenant.
The Temps says: Tho election may
he considered as a referendum on the
entrance OF the United States into the
League OF Nations. the result or whlch
is a personal defeat for President WILL
Ia I,iberte says: American common
sense has condemned Utopia in all its
forms. From an international point OF
view the American election day was q
bad day for socialism and the society OF
nations, the consequences or which Will
be felt throughout the world.
The Petit Parisien, says: Two cues
tions dominate the situation created by
,he election OF the Republicans so Tar
as France is concerned. One Is the Yer
saillcs treaty and the League Of Ma
tions and the other the question OF
tariffs. ~
The first question Is settled irrevoca-
biy, but Senator Hardings declaration
NJ Chicago in the course OF his cam
paign is not reassuring for French man
utacturers and exporters. as he adyo-
rated Il revision OF the tariff and an in
crease In the duties on American I'm
ports from Europe.
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BRYAN SAYS WILSON
OUGHT TO RESIGN

Chicago, Nov. 4.-wnNamWlliam
jennings Bryan, IN Chicago today
gave out a statement suggesting
that President Wilson should re-
sign ut once"
NOW that the American people
have decisively declared against
tho league Of nations as written by
tho president" said Mr. Bryan, "it
would seem desirable to carry out
tho verdict immediately This can
DO easily done.
The prcstdenr should resign at once
and turn over his office to Mr.. Mar
shall on the condition that on the con-
vcning OF congress in December, Mr..
Marshall appoint Senator Harding. Sec
rotary OF state and himself resign.
The law then would make Mr.. Hard
ing president and with the Republican
support in congress. he could at once
United States to enter into an associa-
ton Of nations for peace"
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to those called here by the front porch

to those called here by the front porch
campaign.
With virtually no appointments on
his program. Mr.. Harding devoted today
TO cleaning up has affairs here In prep
aration for his vacation trip. He push
ed through a mass Of correspondents,
replied to many kilograms Of congratu.
lation. end late in the afternoon Visited
his benk for the first time In several
weeks.
Gsts Ready for Vacation.
Detailed arrangements for the vaca.
ton trip. announced today. show that
those who will go along with the presi-
dent-elect and his wife include Sena-
tors Frelinghuysen Of New Jersey; Ha!s
Of Maine: Elkins Of West Virginia: Ed'
ward B. Mclean. the Washington pub
Usher: Harry NJ. Daugherty. the Hard
inE pre-convention manager; George d.
Ghris.9n' Jr Mr. HardinEs 5 SsersfaPy
Judson G. Welliver, publicity director
At Harding hsadagar,eTs; aso Malfe,m
accompany them. and two stenograph-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05
TRACK COAL OPERATORS

Clarksburs. w. Va, Nov. "A gen
eral meeting OF directors and members
sociation Of Northern West virginia. has
been called for the Gore hotel In Clarks-
burg mex: Monday night at which plans
for state membership campaign TOT
the association will be perfected
Team Track Coal Operators are load
ing every car that comes their way. &C
cordinY 10 ]. T. Michel. secretary OF the
association, and in some Instances are
loading at loss for team track coal
has sold as low as $3.50 q ton mere IN
the last week.
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ers, a secret service guard and
newspapermen will complete the
The trip will be made on q
train, which Will leave here Sal
morning and Will go to Point
tonic. There will be a short layd
San Antonio, Sunday night. whe
senator will be Joined by F. 3.
and r. B. Crcager. prominent
Republicans. whose guest he
during the twelve-day stay at Poihy
bel. The train viii reach Brownsy
Monday morning and the party
travel the remaining twenty miles "
motor.
Some difficulty has been encountstSd
in ARA nGing e suitable schedule for tho
president-elect's proposed trip from
Point Isabel to the Canal zone. Whsfe
he had expected to go after twelve days
hunting. and nshins along the Tezas
of the voyage were in allegiance pend
ing further advices from stea nishlp
companies. There are no regular SAIL
fngs between the points where the sen-
ator had hoped TO sail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05
Enain LAioicaa.

Madrid. Nov. 4.-Although the genera
nnhIir appeared apathetic regarding the
PRESIDENTIAL election III the United states
the newspapers to-day devote articles. to
a description of the characteristics Oh
Warren G.. Harding.
FL Pals. 4 Republican newspaper say -.
n lincoln. Let US rejoice that he Is not
an imperialist or an uncrowned kaiser:
Impartial says: THE new president
past life Is a guarantee OF serious anu
africa cious government
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$40, ss4.2o 1NHEExTANCE TAX
II Paid west Virginia BY wheelwr1ght
Estate.

Charleston. w Va. Nov. An in
heritance tax Of S2O.58t20 has been paid
to tho state treasury by the estate Of
the late Jerc II. WhrclwriKht. OF Balti-
more, formerly n business associate OF
Clarence W. Watson. Of Fairmont. The
Wheelwrigm eHtn,c In West Virginia is
valued ut approximately $96I.25b.76 &C
cordinK 10 n report OF tho tax commits
SiOnCr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05
Autocraoy RspudiatSd.

Berne. Nov. 3--The SWISS newspapers
to-day comment sympathetically on the
election OF Senator Harding. The Bund
ronsidnrs Hardlng's victory the first
natural reaction against the autocratic
tandenciss and international policy OF
President Wilson"
adds. do not wish pronounced presi-
Dental policy. They are DESTROYS OF
giving back power TO congress-. thus re-
Turning 10 4 real Democracy.
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Mexico CITY. Nov. 4.-Reports Of the
tbe antire front page OF newspapers OF
this city. Only two journals. however,
the Excelsior and FL Heraldo De Mexico
y.ntured TO speculate editorially on what
Republican administration In the
United States means Tor this country.
The former sees immediate recogni-
zion as one result OF the election and
the other asserts Senator Harding's cleo
tion will not be an obstacle TO good re,
lations between Mexico and the United
Extensive interviews with high Next
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05
VOLCANO BREAKS FORTH

San Salvador, Republic Of Salvador.
Nov. 4-The volcano OF Izalco. 10
miles north OF the city OF Sonsonate.
has broken forth in new eruption.
Great quantities of lava are being dis
charged ON the northern slope OF the
mountain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05
CHINESE RE1NToRcE sovmTs
General wrangel May Be Foroed To Re-
treat INTO Interior OF the Country.

Paris. Nov. 4.-Dispatches received
IN official circles here today indicate
that General Wrangcl is likely to be
obliged to retreat well into the interior
Of the Crimea The Soviet troops. de
clared to have been strongly reinforced
by Chinese, have about lOc.uhn men
pressing in upon Salkovo and Perekop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05
BUS OVERTURNED, POUR HURT.

Elkins. w. Va. Nov. -Four persons
were injured when an omnibus plying
between Elklns and Norton overturned,
a short distance outside this city today.
The breaking Of spring. It was said,
was responsible for the accident.
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can officials are carried by to-day's news,
papers, various hopes being expressed
thst the new administrations Of Mexico
and the United States may find COM
mon ground for mutual understand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05
scorTrsH LIoUoE QUESTION
Vote Tabulatsd 30 Far Shows There
VIII ne NO Change.

London. Nov. 1.-THE latest summary
OF the Scottish liquor polls show that
l49 districts have decided to make no
change, "a favored reduction OF licenses
And IS Will 70 dry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05
Tired Of ors Man hula

London. Nov. 1.-THE leading British
provincial newspapers considering the
election Of Senator Harding to the presi-
dency as an indication that tho elector-
ate is tired Of what the journals call
"one man rule"
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VOTES AT o.

MorEantown, w. Va. Nov. +.-ArH
Emily Vaughn. aged 9S. a Colored wom-
an, born In slavery. voted in spite Of
the rain and declared that she could
only consider the party of Abraham
Lincoln"
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mrY auHn RnLHAsED.

st. Louis. Nov. Jimmy Burke to-
day was released as manager OF the ST.
Louis American league baseball club.
No successor was announced.
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JApsasso Comment.

Toxic, Nov. 4, (By the Associated
Press )-The Japanese newspapers. IN
commenting to-day on the results Of the
presidential election In the United state
express the view that the election OF
Warren g. Harding is q setback 70 the
League Of Nations. The jill Shimpo
SAYS President wilson's exemption OF
the Monroe doctrine reduced the league :
effectiveness so per cent, and that II
Mr.. Harding makes further reserra-
lions the league will be seriously I'M
perilled.
The YomIuri Shimbun says the league
NAV continue to function. but that the
result Of the American election greatly
dlminishes faith in It's efficiency.
The passage OF the anti-Japanese leg
islation In California was discounted In
advance by the newspapers. which are
finding difficulty in saying anything
new.
The Jill Shimpo expresses the opinion
that Mr.. Harding is more unfavoraoly
inclined toward Japan than Governor
Cox, but says his attitude prooaoiy VIII
he modified when in office. The forosu
Choho calls upon the government 10
protest formally against the ant-Japan-
csc legislation. .,,
4 high official OF the foreign Office
to-day expressed the opinion that the
public would await the outcome or the
Washington negotiations on the suo-
jeCt
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NEWS OF HARDING
VICTORY RECEIVED
FAVORABLY BY WORLD

Tho Hague. Nov. THE Dutch press
generally agrees that Che foreign rela.
tions of the United States now depend
upon President-elect Hardtng's choice OF
a cabinet. The Vaderland. OF this city,
III Mr. Harding picks men like Elihu
Root and William H. Taft. then we can
sxpect the United States in the League
OF Nations soon. II he picks Senator
Johnson and Borah. then the United
States will be out OF the league a long
time"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05
BALLOT FRAUDS
NOW ALLEGED

Louisville. Ky. Nov. John l..
Grayot. Democratic state campaign
chairman. tonight charged Republicans
with Eross frauds in the Eleventh CON
ureesional district Of Kentucky. which
- comprised OF counties in the noun
tain regions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-09
PLAN MANY DEMOCRAT
RALLIES FOR NEXT WEEK
Meetings TO Increase in Number
as Campaign Gets Closer
to Election.

Following the successful city meeting
held AZ the Majestic Theatre, last night,
Democratic leaders arc planning for many
other ward, city and county meetings next
week As IS the case IN all campaigns
however, che itinerary insofar as SPEAKERS
are concerned is not filed out until n
day or two, sometimes the day f The
meeting.
Tonight, tho State and congressional
candidates viii speak at MiddNetowA
Henry X. Isaacs, State chairman, VIII
address meeting ~ SeafUrd.
Monday evening there will be several
ward meetings throughout Wilmington
Wednesday evening there will be a city
meeting. likely held at tho New Century
Club.
On Thursday evening the women Of
the city will hold another massrnecfing
at the headquarters Of the Democratic
League There will be national speaker.
both mrn and women, and following the
speaking there will he dancing and re-
freshments
Thursday afternoon ~ ] O'Clock there
viii be meeting AZ Delaware College,
which will be addressed by a national
speaker. This meeting was arranged at
the request Of the students.
On Friday evening there win be meet
iDgs at Perry's Tavern on the Concord
Pike and also at Ciaymont
On Saturday il rs likely that another
big city meeting will be planned
In addition 20 these meetings there viii
be dozen rallies throughout New Castle
county.
The State and Congressional candidates
will tour Kent county next week, holding
meetings every day and evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-09
COLUMBUS DAY
To Be OBSERVED
Parade and Demonstration at
Shellpot Park Under Auspices
Of Italian Societies.

Arrangements for the Columbus Day
celebration next Tuesday in this city
have been completed by the Italian
Knights Association, under whose aus
pieces the annual affair is held. Shellpot
Park will be the scene Of the principal
jubilee and parade is planned to start
the day.
The parade will form at $50 O'Clock
at Eighth and Lincoln streets under the
direction Of John Lemon. who will act as
chief marshal
The route laid out for the parade is n.
follows: From Eighth and Lincoln streets
TO Fourth, 10 Market, TO Tenth to King
to Sixteenth and Market to the park
Fraternal patriotic orders, including large
delegation Of Italian Knights, will march.
Services Of five city bands have been se-
cured. The knights issued an invitation
TO Mayor Taylor and City Council 10
take part, and IL is expected that as many
members as possible will do So A group of
lOO girls, dressed in white, will ride in two
trucks in charge of Mrs Carlona Maltesta,
lllo East Twelfth street.
At the park addresses will be delivered in
the afternoon by several prominent speak
ers from Philadelphia and this city. The
park dance floor will be open for dancing
from 2.3o to $50 and from to 1890
Music will he furnished by Prof NcKay's
orchestra. la the evening o spaghetti
dinner will be served The following com
mittee is in charge Of the celebration J.
Nerderama, T. Pelaro, &. Delfaro and
Dratolo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-09
SAYS HARDING DOESN'T
BELIEVE OWN SPEECHES
Chairman White Declares G. o. p.
Nominee Made Palpably
Wrong Statement.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

New York, Oct. George White,
chairman Of the Democratic National
Committee. in statement here today
charged Senator Harding, Republican
Presidential candidate, with depicting n
possibility under the League of Nations
which MIR White said the Senator himself
did not believe exists
In his kansas City speech Senator
Harding paints woeful picture of our
young men called upon under article ten to
die IN unwilling justification of the rape
of Shantung by assisting Japan to repel q
Chinese INVASION said MIR White.
Il charge that Senator Harding does
not believe any such obligation or pos
sibility exists | charge that rs a Senator
and a member Of the Senate committee on
foreign relations he knows that it requires
unanimous vote before the league council
can even advise application of stringent
means To protect the territorial integrity
of members
Chairman White announced that Thom-
rs T.. Watson, Democratic nominee from
Georgia. had contributed 10 the national
campaign fund
senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi
chairman of the Democratic National
Speakers Bureau, today made public q
copy of a telegram addressed to Edward
A. RYAN. of Washington, who hecklcd
SoIato Harding during recent speech
at Baltimore, by DR. f. Il. Lynch presI-
dent of the Cox-RoQsevelt Club Of Marion.
Senator Harding's home town Inviting
Mr Ryan To speak there some time in the
next two weeks Or Lynch said
We VII guarantee that YOU will not
be arrested
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-09
BARS WIVES OF ALIENS.
Philadelphia Registration Committee HoI
They Are Not Entitled to Vote.
ny Associated prcss 10 Every Evening

Ht AhsbffatFh fffes ir Every Evening
Philadelphia. Oct Q. - Phiadelphia
women who have married aliens will not
be permitted TO vote at the coming Presi-
Dental election according TO decision
handed down yesterday by the registra-
tion committee This action was taken
III test case in which Mrs. Mary War
burton, Of this city, figured
Her attorney claimed that Mrs War
burton was an American citizen Inasmueh
az she WAS born in the United States and
has resided IN this country all her life. In
1901 she married Charles Campbell War
burton. citizen Of Great Britain and
since 1904 has resided IN PhiladcIphia,
The commission in it's decision said
that although Mrs Warburton and her
husband have resided in tins country ever
since their marriage, her husband has
studiously avoided becoming an American
citizen, because Of bis disInchnstion to give
up his British citizenship and a pension
which he continues TO receive from the
British government Mrs Warburton
therefore "a a citizen Of Great Britain and
cannot vote
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-09
BANDITS ROB SALESMAN
OF $4,000 IN JEWELRY'
Taxicab Driver Makes Game Eff
fort to Turn Them Over to
Buffalo Police.
by Associated Press to Evory Evening

Buffalo, N. ", Oct o--Sct diamonds
said TO be worth SIC, 900 were taken from
Max Lowenthal, salesman, by two high
way men in Delaware avenue early today.
Although taxicab driver made a despcr-
ate effort to deliver the thieves to police
station they succeeded in getting away
with the plunder.
Lowenthal came to Buffalo from Chi
cago last night, arriving here shortly be-
fore midnight. With two suitcascs filed
with .jewelry he boarded street car to 90
to his home. After leaving the car he had
takep only few steps when taxicab
DROVE up. Two men sprang out, Knocked
Lowcnthal down, seized his suitcase and
jumping back into taxicab. covered the
driver with revolver and told him TO
drive down town
The driver, Clarence Miller, gathered
from the conversation of the men that
they We're strangers in the city, so he took
chance and turned off. bringing his car
to a stop in front of a police station.
When Miller ran toward the steps Of the
station the highway men opened the door
on the other side of cab and ran across the
street, disappearing in the darkness.
One of Lowenthalls suirfases contain
ing three rings was found in a vacant lot
three miles from the police station.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-09
ARRESTED IN PHILADELPHIA.
Two Wilmington Men Accused Of Illegally
Transporting Liquor.

Andrew Palese, aged 30 giving this city
rs his home, who was arrested Thursday
night in Philadelphia, at Seventeenth and
Race streets, will be given hearing today
before Judge Thompson in the Z. :.
Court in Philadelphia, on charges Of
Illegal transportation and possession Of
liquor.
Oscar Manlove, colored, aged 35. also
giving this city as his horne. was taken
into custody with Palese. The two were
on a small truck. alleged to have contained
ten cases Of whisky, and when one OF the
tires blew out, they stopped 20 make re-
pairs. While the men were hxing the tire,
policeman looked into the truck from
the opposite side and saw ten cases OF
vhiskey. he said.
The alleged whisky and prisoners were
sent TO the Federal Building. Manlove
Was released at hearing yesterday after
noon before Judge Dickinson, while
Palese, according 10 the Philadelphia
prohibition enforcement officers, was held
under $500 bail for further hearing today q.
He retained @. Washington Logue as his
counsel.