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The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-12-10
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
Hay and Grain.

Corn-NO. 3 white 7S@S0c, No. 3
yellow 7707Sc, No. 4 mixed 72@73c,
old corn. No. 2 white S1@S2c, No. 3
white SO@91c.
Sound HaS-TimOthy per ton $3.50
1925, clover mixed $4,000, clover $24
@29.
Oats-No white 5O1a oslo, No. 3
white 49@5Oc, No. 2 mixed 49@4912c
Wheat-No. 2 red $1.S5. No. red
$1S2@1.S4, No. red $1.7S@1.S1.
Butter, Eggs and Poultry.
Butter-Whole milk creamery extras
5Sc; centralized extras SOC, tirsts 52c
Eggs-Extra firsts TIC, frsts 75c,
ordinary firsts T3c.
Live POultry-Broilers, 2 lbs and
under 2Sc, fryers over Obs zoe; fowls
) lbs and over 23c, under lbs l6c,
roosters 16c.
Live Stock.
Cattle-Steers, good to choice 5000
@12, fair to good $7@1O5O, common
to fair 4.50@7, heifers, good TO choice
S7.5On9.5O, fair to good $5.50@7.5O,
common to fair $3.50@5.50, Gamers
S2.5O@3.50 stock heifers $4@5.
Calves-Good to choice $14@15,
fair to good $10@14, common and large
$4@9. .-.
Sheep-Good to choice $4.50@5, fair
to good S3.5O@450, common 1908;
lambs, good to choice S10.50Q1l, fair
to good $9.5O@1O.50.
Hogs-Heavy $11, choice packers
and butchers 81, medium $11, COM
mon to choice heavy fat sows $6@$9.50
light shippers S11, pigs Clio lbs and
lesS) $S010.50.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-12-10

New Royal Cook Book
containing scores of de-
lightful, economical rec
ipes, many of them the
most famous in use today.
Address
ROYALBAKING POWDER 90.
ll6 Fulton Street, New York City.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-12-10
runultx Considers Offer.

Washington-Joseph Tumulty, secre-
tary to the President, has been offered
by Mr.. Wilson an appointment to the
Customs Court of Appeals, but has
reached no decision with regard to its
acceptance.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-12-10
Narrow Minded

A narrOW-minded man is one who
won't admit it, but really believes that
the world would be better off if there
were no one living on it but himself
Detroit Free Press.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-12-10
A amt Promise.

"If you will marry me-" said the
impetuous youth, Il will be happy as
king"
"Just about, probably" replied Miss
CAYENNE
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-12-10

DR.. Peery's Dead Shot" has enjoyed pop
ular approval for rs years. Manufactured
only by Wrights Indian Vegetable Pill Coz
372 Pearl St.. New York Ctty.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-16
REV. W. OSCAR HURST
Well lLnown Minister of Wilmington
Conference Was Native OF This
County.

Rev. William .. HirSt VINO died at
Phoebus, Va, Wednesday, August 4
succumbed to typhoid fever. He was
member of the Wilmington confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal
Church for IS years and relative
of the late Bishop J. F. Hirst, who
presided over the conference session
at Smyrna in 1885, and a former pas
tor of St. Johns NJ Z. Church, Sea-
ford, Del
He was admitted TO the conference
in 1892 when Revs. Van 2. North
rupt, VIM. S. H. Williams, Theodore
| f. Beauchamp and Clarence w. STRIFE
kland also were candidates ior admls-
sion. His PASTORAL appointments
were as follows: Cape Charles, Va,
llS92; Queenstown, Md, 1898; Clay
ton. 1896; Odessa, 1897-l9O1;
Newport. 1902-5; Greensboro, Md,
l1906; Seaford 1907-10; Milton, 1911
1912; Paramount, Md, 1884; Po-
comoke City, Md, 1851; Phoebus
Va, 1880.
Mr.. Hirst called on Governor Town
send and other Delawareans at Old
Point Comfort. Va. one year ago,
when they went there to welcome
Delaware soldiers returning from
France.
The funeral took place last Satur-
day afternoon, August 18th, with IN
terment at Centreville, Md.
Rev. Mr.. Hurst was the son of the
late Lorenzo Hurst, of Vienna dis
trict and was a brother to Mrs U.
Grant Murphy, of Seattle, Wash, and
half brother of Messrs. Alonzo,
Fred. and Wilbur Hurst, of Philadel-
phia Walter Hurst, of Baltimore and
Herman MiIby and Lloyd Hurst, OF
Vienna.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-16
SHACKLETON'S men
MADE CLOSE SHOTS
1.-THE Bottom of the World" Robert
son-Cole Picture, Reveals Polar

..The Bottom of the World" Robert
son-Cole Picture, Reveals Polar
Life.
THE Bottom of the World" the
Robertson-Cole picture of the recent
Sir Ernest Shackelton's South Polar
expedition at the Grand Opera House
tonight and Tuesday. This is with
out doubt the best Antarctic picture
ever made and one which gives in
completest detail the story of the ia
nous English polar explorer whose
scientific findings on this trip are Ia
paralleled.
Pictures of the seals and of the
penguins which inhabit polar LAM.
are among the most INTEREST,".
"shots" taken. The Shackelton cal
era men were exceptionally apt il
getting near to polar life, and on6
sees close-ups of seals which will iii
the ladies who covet sealskin coats
with eagerness. Penguins who dc
"the penguin glide" grotesqut
move like a dance step, are another
feature of the picture.
The Shackelton expedition started
away from the East Coast of Soutf
America for South Georgia, an out
lying land, far from the continent
After two years in the ice the mem
| bers of the expedition managed {
get back to Valparaiso, Chile, wher
they were welcomed ir the name 0
the civilized world. The expeditio'
was made purely in the interests o
science and much material of thi
sort was brought back.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-16
CARD OF THANKS.

: WISH to publicly express my heart
felt thanks and appreciation to all
who so readily and untiringly assis-
ted US during the long illness and at
tn death of our dearly loved son,
husband and daddy, Edgar w. Disc,
and especially DR.. ]. K. Shriver, who
worked Increasingly and who could
not have done more for his own broth
err; also to all Of those who sent the
lovely flowers and loaned automo-
biles. Such tokens of love and es-
TEEN will live in my memory until
1 rest by his side in the beautiful
spot on the slope of the hill.
By his loving wife,
MARY-C Disc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
.BURLES0N'S
AXE HALTED
President to End Ousting Of
Capable Employees By the
Postmaster General

Washington. Jul5 Is FreSrd"n, W..
son has decided "a ov"rrul" rostmaS.
i@r-Gcncral RurlcSon's interpretation Cf
the civil service rctlrcm"n, '1w under
" hich hundreds "f government employees
would hav" been oustod from tho sorry
lcc while they s;ir were able 10 Ncr-
form their work efficiently
~ the next ctSino, meeting on Tues
dav tho president VIII "suGcCSt' thit
caoincr members get together "n IN n
tArprctation of the new law. a"d tha.
this interpretation hr Suthc'"Oi.E 40
oral to allow "apahl" governments "n'-
rloy"S 10 stay a. thor work even -
.hcv arc beround thc retirement aS"S.
which range from o. ~ :" years. IN.
der the Rurleson irterprNta ton "mp.oNe'
Of these ages would h1v" bc"r ouSi'|
SummarilH. regardless OF Their QuaiIn-
cations.
President Wilson. It was 'earn"d at
tho White House takes IN" position
that eaCh "nrlOyc should h" Judged IN
hts individual performances and not H.
rn;c Of thumb and that any other OIlr
nr CARRYING out N" rctrCmcn' i7w
would me": w!lh ,htS diSappr"'a'.
Tho desires or his ch:"f apparently
w"rc communicate - liurl"S"n. f"C n
gave clear indication "f switching nS
rosit:on IN ar order that all aHnNCa'
lions Of supcrannuateS 20 remain n
'hH s"-vlC" should b" placed hCt"r"
him He did not say what II" would d"
with these applications. but u is safe -
say many "f them Will b" granted.
President Wilson's cDtranC" ;n'" ih~
controversy oyer N" r"tir"m"ni ia"
probably Will CHh with another fanny
row IN ;hc admIniStra tI"r. Opposed !"
Burlcsor was Secretary "f 'hN ln'"r''"
PAYNE. hut some Of PayUrS sGHHrd!u-
atss during his ahSono" l'n"i mp "h
Rurlcsons S,dN. n was understood th2t
Secretary Of war Baker ais" va r'"-
pared 10 stand with Rur!"~"n. h"i ~"
presidents decision ends that r"Ssio.'.-
~. The White House decision = I
victory for E"ruhIcan representatives.
who passed nc civil S"r"lCr i"'l-0m"n'
'aw Th"r had no id"o u would h" uS"'i
20 force us~f"l mon and women fTo'n
,hc .cE"rnm"nf service.
This was the second Inn" Frcsl6"n;
Wilson has "vcr-uled h.s postmaster
general and chief political N"utcnau'.
The first iima was when Attnrn"y-f"n-
oral Palmer w2s appointed I" his pres
ent pos over BurlHSon's pEoteSi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
NOT DISTURBED BY
wv Nv SHO
PARTY OBJECTIONS

Chicago. July 1s - The new farmer
labor party Will conduct "a nation wide
twenty four hour day. seven day week.
town hail. street corner and front porch
campaign" Parley larker Christensen,
its presidential candidate, said tonight
in statement issued just before he
left Chicago for Denver and Salt Lake
City to arrange his business affairs pre-,
paratory to speaking tour In every
state.
Mr.. Christensen said the new party
was unindistur5ed by the detection OF
certain members Of the committee or
IS. whom he styled coupon clipping in.
tellectuals" and pink tea uplifters, and
declared that they did not represent the
committee Of forty eight. the great maj
ority of whose delegates Of last weeks
convention, he asserted voted IN the
affirmative on the platform and c2ndt-
dates chosen by the combined farnAes-
In r-torty-eight convention.
Returning to Chicago next Sunday or
Monday. Mr. Christensen Will confer
with n general committee representing
the various groups within the farmer
labor party and then will proceed Win
the campaign in accordance with plans
TO be determined then.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
Prince Joachim, Youngest Son of
Former Kaiser, Commits Suicide
BRYAN AND SUNDAY
BOOSTED FOR THE
DRY NOMINATIONS

Lincoln N"h IuN -. Dn,, :1trS 1"
n" i'"uh,h.i:nn na-tv'a uHiI"nI. rrHN'n-
ton wh'rh hcEru~ u'",. "Wednesday M'\ NJ
h"Gau ,,r~.N.u: today hui 'Nr uuml'r Is.
not 80 arg ir, carly ITr:,,'i.' "r"
,hirNr from ia" rL~' ans ,''ulrH! S'ti' 4.
:Hd thry w." making u" ~ 'd'';."nS
w tn. uutrnmr Of ln" convention pre-.
frr-.n. la ava -" arrival at D. .'i'~
and toe ,~utr~, n'rS which NtH i't."W
Among Ihr ',M Wu" arc here. >"Etl-
mcnt is strongly for TN" u"rIInrti"n 81
national rlck"'. hu' nou' "t those MO
hay" h,ru mcu,'"urd - :, p">Slh'' h"ad
of tho t.rh,' appear I" hLt" d"m-m.ti-
uS i,;,d. ". =. ialdor"o"d -; N'nn-
cSota. Vie" chairman Of tn" n"'i"nai
committee. vii" has been n l.in'"'n >'T
crdI DAYS. h.ts expressed q pr '"T"n'"
f"r a ticket headed b? Wm. i Bryan for
president. with William \. sunday '""
running mat. NJ. Ng.i,"W"oi. E"".
ever. takes exceptions - sat, m"n'
credited tr NJ. Bryan. thai enforce nl"m'
uf tn" prohibition 'aw rests NOR" WITH
congress than Win the president
1T IS true" said Mr. IAld"rwo"d.
"tha; wN should not =" t" S,"cn At ~"
congressional switch. hut ln" president
can. aS the pr'S'nt president has. an
point wci enforce m"nt officers. Uh" VIII
make III" 'rw- r.d:cu'oI' and bring II
INTO Surn d!S-cpu'" thgt even IN" dTI $
viii hc IL cuSt"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
All England Watching
Races Off Sandy Hook
Bv ARTHJ'R s DRAPER

-
London. July l8.-Nothing In tha
news is quite so interesting to the brt.
ish as the race of Sandy Hook Long
cable accounts are being published ana
lending editorials are being written On
the value OF tho contest in strengthen
ing Anglo American relations.
The sportmanslike way in which the
American press and public accepted the
result Of the first race made deep
impression on the British. NATURALLY
tho British are roofing hard for LIP"
ton victory in the series, and. IN tnct.
most Americans on this side are hoH1nE
the Irishman will be successtuL Simply
because it would give the United states
an opportunity TO send her challenger
across tho Atlantic.
With the exception Of tennis and
track meets. the athletes OF Br1ta1h
have successfully met the chalienees
of Americans in sporting competitions
This wear The British. who are pre-
emincntly q spor,-loving people. love
these international competitions, ana
nothing is quite SO satisfactory as
yictory over IN" Americans.
There IS practically no betting on the
races the English asking long odds on
the series.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
David Lawrence In
His First Bow asa
Political HunOriSt
BIT DAVID LAwRGNcp.
(CopyrtgAt By The rnseut8eneer.)

Washington. July = -TA'ncN a ;h"F
are and things IS t5"> nigh =" DO ho'
coincide even n D-"-ld"n'i"' r"'l'SH,
which accounts r"- tho t,t'r ma; instead
~ ccrfe-rl0S WIN h.m~Ht about third
rerr, rampaiEn. Or N:'u t'S S"n-:n-ta",
FreSidAr. Wilson Cc0!"rS nov with
son of Ohio James VI. I"N. "ho owes
neither his nomination no" ms ascent On
toe polttcS, adder |" In" Ni'S"n ah-
rHInistrat.C0.
VIA; tho President SAYS - Governor
Cox and what the ONO governor says u
thr President. Will never ne reported
with that intimacy o. detail which tnr
public probably would liz" I" nav" ior
the substance UF the 'onNC-sat OF l. III
such cases -cducod 20 formal writing
and lSSuNd with Wh:'s House d'Gn''t
md cand ,da,oriai ciouucncC 10 the wait
ing press.
Tho details are therefore ,cf; 20 the
IMAGINATION 81 which Washington cor
respondents must needs plead guilty "'
possessing no ino-dina:N snare. ;" De
ing denied adm!'iancc 20 the conference
-oor. contemporary historlA" must
-elv upon processes Of deduction some-
.n'nG perhaps like this.
Governor COX ,o0thuS'ast;CallN>. How
io YOU do. NJ. President. now we'll you
,ook after all.
ernor. and congratulations on YOUR NOM
SInvrrrc- cox rmodcs;iyD: Don't &DeaH
- :; MAS ne.cr more surprised N
Tac rrcs:doa. ,-cm.n.sccnt;y): So
,;o,crnor ,nN. y. Mn-rhy "as
there and NuEcu. aud 7!t tn" f"iiH">
Eui A majority vote was enough iht2
tInro % hing the two-thjrds.
hprror, to-. well. Mr.. Ryan arGues
ru.s-r .rE and a lrrtlY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
TRANSPORTATION CUTS
PRODUCTION OF COAL

Washington. July lS.-TransportAtfon
continues TO be the dominant factor lin
iting productio of coal, according TO the
weekly report Of geological survey
made public tonight The loss In pre-
duction during the.wee ending July ~
ascrfhed to transportation, the report
asserts. was three times the loss credit
ed 10 any other one factor.
The average car supply to mines dur.
ing the week OF July 10 remained about
the same. reports from mine operators
TO the survey indicate. In some as
tricts the supply Of cars improved,
while in others ii grew worse. D..
The movement Of coal to the lakes for
trans sportation to the northwest for the
week Of July 10 amounted TO only SSS,-
626 tons the lowest since the first week
of operation OF the lake pool.
Shipment to the lakes for the season
the report says. now stand at S,68i.0o0
ions as against 9.470,000 tons in 1913,
and l6930Jr0O in 1919 with moro than
one third Of the season Of navigation
gone. the lake movement is 80 percent
behind 1918 and 81 percent behind
1919"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19

Washington. July is. tBy The Associ-
arrd rrcss)-complcte agreement on the
League Of Nations question and unity IN
their pa-tv'S cause was declared today
hy President Wilson and Governor 'nN
"f ohio. moCratIC presidential CAnhi-
date after n conference at the white
House"
Meeting for the first time since the
San Francisco convention tho President
and ihc Governor. together with Frank.
I'm |, Roosevelt. ihe VIC" pres Id"ntldI
nominee. spent an hour on tn" south
p"rilcn nf IN" executive manson h!H-
CusSing IN" I<'agG" and other campaign
I,su"s. All three afterwards issued FORM
al statements. voiClng solidarity hi pur-
pose N"nc made any rcf"rcnC" 9" re
Gently published rcportS THAI the "hIer
">rCutiv" and tn" presidential candidate
w"r" "far anar'" on n" I-'aSu" LsS"s'
Declared To Be IN Accord
Tho I'r" <3drni declared that h" and
Governor COX were absolutely rs one
with regard 20 thu great isSu" "r the
League of Nations and tha; ihC noml-
n"a Is ready 10 hs ihc Champion Of inc
honor of the nation and the secure peace
of the world"
.'Thc rarty's choice" tho President
added will have the vigorous support of
an absolutely united party. and. am
C"nfId"nt also "f An absolutely united
nation"
GOV. cox declared N. his statement
that hn and Mr. wilson were agreed as
20 thr meaning and $uffl"IencN or tn"
party platform and IN" duty of the party
in the faCr of threatened bad faith 10
: he world IN III" name NJ America n"
declared ihar ho would CIV" all his
strength ia tn" promises made by l'rrSi-
dent Wilson rn lhos" Who sacrificed n
I he great war.
Mr. Eonecvrit'S statement ep"k" "f III"
"splendid accord" Of IN" rr"sIdent and
Governor tO\ and -Xpre sssd IN" wish
thai every American could have vii
messed their conference"
After the conference tho thre" parry
leaders had luncheon at n" Whit" House
and Governor coz md NJ" Roosevelt
later conferred with several party lea6-
e-s before leaving Ri t';,n o'clock for Co.
lumhus, where they will arrlv" carly to-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
WON BY
TUAN CH| jul.

Shanghai. July IL Ry tho Associar
cd rressl--The first major battle %.
wen th' \ntu forces Of General Tuan
al W. t.. fu. occurred ON July -.
north 81 Tr"n TslnE. and ended IN VIC
tory Tor TN" NniuitcS. who led person
ally py General HSu Shu th"nE. zap
'ured YanStSun. the largest Center on
'nc rekinZ -Tlsn Tsin railway line. THIS
cut on communication with rrkinC.
\ consular mission. consisting "'
Brush. French. japanese and Amer
icans. has Ecne to YanEtsur 10 rnvoE"
tho treaty protocol limiting the hghun=
areas.
Fighting g also reported N tho Icta
d'Stri~' where Chihli troops ara SAID 20
hN fleeing southwark IN disorder. Mar
U&l law has been proclaimed In F"kinS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
PNEUMONIA FATAL
TO VIM. CAMERON
Sales Manager For General Baking
Company Expires in Wheeling
Hospttal--Lived Here Five
Months

William cameron. local sales man
nE"r for thcNG"n"ral Baking company,
di"d in tho North Wheeling hospital At
1c.4N o'clock this morning. Death was
due 70 pneumonia. lie had been Ill for
three weeks
Mr.. Cameron cam" 20 WhN"ln- from
Philadelphia. Pa. aboI' ~" months acA
to become sales MANAGE for ms com
pany. and durInc his hrlof r"sid'nc' ~
Wheeling mad" many friends
Tho deceased Wa - wears 0t acc. and
Is survived by his VII" and his mother
and father
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
SKIPPER OF TOM L|PTON'S SHAMROCK TO Be
REMOVED FROM COMMAND OF the YACHT

Sir Thomas : "h".r" for skipper of IN"
4. ha ,i-nE'T - Mr.. Nicholson. who net
only designed hut built tn" Shamr"r Il.
As well. and J. AS" yachtSman "f ab'-
itN. as shown IA hi contests IN Eng.
land.
Whether capt Burton and MS wrf'.
Whu Sails IN n" challenger as thu
,'oop'S tim"k"cp"r. VIII. remain on
board he Shamrock after the wh"ci
has been taken from the Gospori skip
per. - not known, but the belief on Sir
Thomas steam Yacht tonight was that
Nj Rurton would not care to sail Ou
Inc challenger under the circumstances
Tho removal OF captain from a cup
Yacht durInE the progress Of an tm"ri>
"a : tup match is believed to hn without
precedent IN the history NJ cup racing
SIR Thomas would not talk ~ Capt
Rurton'S rcmUIa! or any Of the CirCum-
stances bearing upon 4. other than to
say tonight when asked bout the last
two races. that things were not gong
- satisfactorily As they might SIR
Thomas continues ia sa" that he Is
mo-a than satisfied with the design and
sailing ability OF his latest challenger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
Mere Statement of Complete
Accord" With the President
Won t Do--Must Say Cate
gorically Where He Stands
on Article Ten and Armenia


Marion. -. July lS--A bill Of rartic-
ulArS d',allInG tn" foreign policy no"
pr"1n>cd uv the democratic party was
c;.,.'I t"r today hy Warr"n q. haTd!nS'
TN Erpuhllcan nominee fer !'rcsIa'h'
|" a hroadSlde OF pointed lnterT"G@-
lions. n" candidate challenged his Dem
ocraN" opponent. ioNernoT NoN' 10 say
rategorlca}iy whsr" he stood on NrLSio %
other problems wrapped up IN American
parti"rhuou IN inc League 81 \a'lo,A
T".daN.~ Whit" House conference y"
iwecn Governor COX ana fr"S!dch' ~
son. said senator lardihE. ''HiH h"t DC
'"NN "Np}h!ncI h' sta cement ol p
"'um1ic;" accord "" dcciar"H inc
Nm'rl"a" r""N." not on.\ w"n'u ASK
wh"tn,r -" E"mo"ratlr ncmin"" had
pu' Nj W,lson m cnarg" "f m" cam
pl}Cn and shoUid"r"d completely IN" ad-
minlstrau"N' program "f foreign com
mitmcniS hat would demand I" hc IN
formed AL" JUS what those commit
m"ntS ~.
'li - earnestly :" n" h"pco. '"htn-
U"d ihr Erruhi''1n nominee. 'hh' 'ro'-
cruor COS ",:' frankly ana Hr"mrfIE an
Swc~ ,h"S" Tues;i"nH because IN k''
publican party wants ~ country 20
know u r"J"riN n. 81 th">" li-'"hS'u'r
~ commitments An" pledges Us ANN
IS'r1tlon aCaIns' th"m.
Soant"r Harding star"m"gt MAS VII
ton whiI" the r"ntcr'nc" ai Washington
wa IN progress. ana l"-h!Eh' H' hdu
no;hlnC :" add 10 y. In IN" ":r"l" Of
MS Ci"s" advisers. however. = wa mi.'-
family declared h" might nav" Errai
d",G :" LAY uni"sS HI qu"su""' w"r"
answered.
Mr.. H1rdings Statement.
Senator Harding statement '"H""S
IN fun.
n" 'r'SlH'h' ana 'H' '"iho'ihN'
nomln"" Tor MS successor AZ ~ '"hi"r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
Battlefield Of Chateau
Thjerry Is COnSGCrated

Chateau Th;errr. july Is iRN tn" As
Soclatcd Press. The battlefield at Cha
tcau Thicrrv. wnere American troops fol-
with IN" French. WAS r"nS"crat"d to-
dav hv tho presentation or tn" deCort-
ticn OF Legion of Honor and the trn:H
do Guerre upon tn" town ot chateau
Thi~-ry. Tho DECORATIONS w"r" Slv"n III
honor ot Hi 2o4. vh"-" IN" Ame-lcans
and French. undr- General DcGoutte
with tho French army Or General Man
Ern on their loft. launched ths'r a'ta"N
m tho second battle Of the Marn" on
juiV Is 1918
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
IS Commissioned

Belfast July lS-Iommi SSIoner
SmNth Of the ROYAL IRISH cunstabu!ar>. &.
was shot dead in The country club at
Cork last night by fourteen armed men
who forced their WAY past ihr doormen
Smyth was found by the intrudrrS sit
ting with friends. one OF them District
Inspector ''ralg SeNera! "f tn" men
fired n0int blank a; Comml ssloner Smyth
who rose but foil dead while rndeaN or
lng To reach the door. Mr.. traiS was
wounded during m. fusIlladr Mr.
Smvrh HaS the Divisional commissioner
for the Munster Royal Irish constabu-
larry.
II is reported that some arrests have
been made N connection with tho shoot
ing.
Smy1h was a captain Of the Fifteenth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
STEUBENVILLE'S ITALIAN DAY MARRIED BY
TWO ATTEMPTED MURDERS; VICTIMS WILL DIE

S,eubenv Vile. Ohio Juiy lS-Steuben-
les Italian day celebration today was
rr,-red by two attempted murders. with
,lc victims in both reported near death
,pnight in the OHIO VALLEY hoSpIa,.
During the parade late th;S at'rrno"n
on a crowded street. Ntn.ehZo SeSt". ~:
orlando CUNT. 3. tailor. Of ms city,
Two bullets took effect m the a"a"mrn
and one IN the left breast. Tn% v:ctm
fell 20 the Sidewalk. while one lh"usanu
eape the fusilade. seSto with Sveled
revolver backed AVA from the 'ro"d'
and had diSa pp"a-"h ~h"n IN" p"''Ce ar
rived n, 'ho grFno Later he Vas found
n hiding ~ ne bushes ON = hillside
.ne2z the city. and vas landed N the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
Unfair Competition ::
Charges Against c, D.
Kenney Co. Dismissed

Washington, July lS.-Dismissal Of its
formal complaint Of unfair competitions
against the c. D. Kenny Company. with
main offices AT Baltimore, Was ah-
nounced today by the federal trade COM
mission. +
The record OF the case. the commits.
sion said failed 10 disclose evidences
which would warrant a finding OF fact TO
support the charges that the company
sdoptcd a policy Of refusal to sci! sugar
TO prospective purchaser unless they
would also buy an equal amount Of cof:
fec. and that customers were coerced
into purchase Of inferior grades Of COT.
fee al prices in excess OF the market
value in order 10 obtain sugar.
The c. D. Kenny company conducts
whole sale and retail store in Wheeling.