davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-16

esos fines, Sc estan hacienda estudios
gestiones que sirvan de base Y orien-
taci6n, en- un future Immediate po-
dram conocerse sus resultados.
GOBIERNO CUBANO
Mientras tanto, ell honorable Presi-
dente de la Repdblica ha manifestadO
la mejor disposition para ayudar los
Bancos, dentro de las posibilidades del
Gobierno, al efecto, ell mismo Presi-
dente ha indicado que los Bancos lie
presenter un plan de rapida conve-
niente cooperation.
Los banqueros comisionados para
clio, estan a punto de rendir un in
forme sobre tan interesante solucion.
SUGAR CLEARING BAN
co DE EMISSION
Como la ayuda del Gobierno los
Bancos es dnicamente provisional para
ell momento crftico de la situaci0n, y
como ell financiamiento del JGibierno
americana, respectO al remanente de es
ia zafra y de la pr0xima no resuel-
ven de una veZ para siempre todo
eLfuturo de Cuba, queda ell pals eX-
puesto nuevos confictos, Ia industria
azucarera carente de organization eco
monica definitiva, abandonada a la dis
persion del esfuerzo puramente indi-
3vidual, v desprovista del capital nece-
sario para solucionar dom6sticamente
ell financiamiento de la zafra. ESto
ha motivado que Sc hayan esbOzado
lineamientos generates para la crea-
ci0n de la Sugar Clearing House o
de un Banco de Emission. Pero esta,
aquella cualquiera Otra institution
o forma que sc eliza, debe ser, no sola-
mente La expression adecuada y elo-
cuente de las necesidades cubanas, 81
no una .garantfa moral y economical
que tOdo el mundo acoja con bene-
placito y con simpatfa, para que en-
definitiya Sc logre la consolidation de
la riqueza Guiana la tranquilidad
de todos los hogares.
Cuba, la joven Y hermosai RepGbli-
ca, que es la mas preciada joya de
la America insular,, surgi0 a la vida
de los pueblOs libres fecundando el
suelo con la sangre generosa de sus
hijos. A cambio de cruentos sacifi-
clos, alcanz6 la independence polfti-.
ca. lie faltaran a la presente genera
ci6n fuerzas y patriotismo bastantes
para obtener la independence econ0-
mica?
Seguramente que no: Y para ese fin
es necesario y urgente que Sc con-
greguen todas las fuerzas vivas de
la nacion, haci6ndose representa- en-
la Asamblea Magma que Sc convo-
ca en- ell presente manifesto, para
cimentar francamente la Repdblica,
libertandola de la bancarrota, del des-
prestigio hasta de la desaparici6n.
2
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-16

pua aber mundq ACADIA
Atanta eadO de Georgia. acere den de
question llama Gathering tene se de
Ell dnte natural molar de la arra zquierda los
denta medcO examinado dicen reaad
h edO maraviO bre naciente denadura La
ObsequiOpde la Nauraza
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-16
EDISON TRATA DE HABLAR CON
LOS ESPIRITUS

Esta perfecciOnando un aparato con
Gse fin.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-16

xima rafra. Y deseaba saber en- que for
ma podrfa ayudar a Cuba La reso-
luci6n del \problema azucarero. Para
esos fines, Sc estan hacienda estudios
y gestiones que sirvan de base y orien-
taci6n, Y en- un future Immediate po-
dram conocerse sus resultados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-16

EsPERA QUE Los PRIMERos
MENSAJES SEAN DE HOMBRES
DE CIENCIAS, TELEGRAFIS-
TAS, ETC.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-16

He aquf a1gunos pafrafos del mani
festo que dirige la naci6n ell Comit6
Economico Nacional, invitando a la
Asamblea que habra comenzado hoy
sabado 16 de octubre las tres de la
tarde.
Traneribimos:
REMANENTE DE LA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-03
DIN FJCA CONDE|U[Ul.

81 iata ce mai spune corespon
dcnta d-lui Dimancescu
,.Comertm trdieste nulnai prin
reclame'' Da. adcvarat,
Stint. Oar ascultati: .,Pentru IN
Bat de chiWit ard mai de ldHpi C.
lectiice pc ac0per'snl coselor. ca
sd-ti dducd dnlnte ca trebue sat
cumperi''. sEi, asta-i prea lata
81 gogonata. ST autorul acestei ru-
brici a umblat prin America, 81 III
lung 81 in lat. 81 hoinarit citeva
seri 81 prih New York, 81 prin
Pittsburg. 81 prin Chicago. 81 la ur
ma urmei nici Clevelandul nu-i
Tirchilesti sau Chiajna, 81 daca a
vizut mlnunatla pc care o descrle
,,corcspondentul', 81 fie dc % mie
dc ora al dracului 81 afurisit. -
Spuneti brc. oamcnii BUM, cetito-
ri al acestor rinduri. dac; nu-i cea
mai extra ordinara fantazie' da-
ravera Gu chibriturile
Bine domle, nu teal gIndit ca
prca lie torni late 81 vor raminea
neingropate? Nh ti-ai amintit dc
zicala, cd tot eel multi strica? Da-
ca pentru un bat de chibrit ard mi
de lampi clectrice. cite trcbue sd
ARIA pentru o cutice Oar pcntru o
pereche Gle ghete en- roate hauto-
matice? Oar pentru un Automo-
bill ?NIiliarde sau trilioane ar fl un
fleac, END Comertul tracSte M
mai prin reclame.
Alta. ascultati, + vorba de To-
cuinte 81 electricitate: ..AcolO
uade nu pdtrunde s0drole Mmind
electricd Il inl0cuieSte TNTRE-
CfNDU-L IN STRILTCIRE. A.
ceasta Sc face insd in dauna 0chi-
Tor. L0cuitOrii Or0sel0r mari sufdr
de 0chi: ..t0H" al 0cheldri Gu ben
tile grease. pc cari-i pOGrtd dHDd
chtpW nemtesc. cu hdturi dupd a.
rechi". Va sa zica. dupa con-
cep1ia autorului TOTI locuitorii
oraselor mari poarta ochclari cu
haturi dupa urechi. = Off Doam.
ne, Aghiuta. sariti care vreti 81 IL
neti-ma bine. sd nu-nfi vie dam
laua. 81 sa taci2 Sa inghiti asemc-
nea halucinatiuni automatice2 f
poslbll. \ al pacatui. tn cronicar
cistit, sd lasi sd treaca la istorie o
asemenea bazaconie? Spune-ti
d-tra, cetitorii acestui ziar, earl
trait i'll orase mari. pc cfti att
vazut ca pOarta ochelari cu hdfuri
dupa urechie Char 81 fdrd hdtu-
n. All vazut zece la sutao Hal sd
zicem la miee 81 vedeti. asa stu
taia la cuie, 81 asa sd scriu inulte,
de acel earl yreau sa Sc arate orc
zavi 81 tot stiutori. Daca nu vol
publIca 81 ell o correspondents din
Marie, sd hiu al dracului. 81 atun-
ei Sc auziti &c n att mai alzitaar;t,
vorba lui Ghita Ciocanel. un alt
papugiu de Bucuresti.
81 acnm, sl stiti ca in nu1narul
vntor incepem cu: = %! NemtH.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-03
|NFORN|ATUN|

Doua suite de rosii arestati il.
Chicago. - Chicago. = In 0 S.
RE dc raiduri au fost arestati
200 de membrii de la organiza-
tia !. W. w, communist 81 all,
radieali. Pr0secutorul statului
din Chicago a inceput anul nou
ell determinarea de a matura
cufbnl bolseyistilor 81 altor ra-
dicali care de ami de zile facut
aceasta comunitate centrul lor
de activitate.
Prosacntorul Hoyne spune ca G
conspiratie generala ferbea in
toate orasele din aceasta tara ca
sd rastoarne glvernul Statelor
Unite; in aceasta conspiratie Gle
veland-ul servit ca centru, ial
Chicago a fost intrebuintat ca
scoala bolsevista.
. o
Avalansele din Tirol. - Gene.
va, Numaroasa avalanse ds
zapada Sc slobod in jos de pc
inaltii alpi din Tirol, dupa cum
spun depesele sosite din Meran
Unul dintre aceste a distrus ur
post italian de la pasnl Brener
omor1nd dol soldati, 81 ranind
pc al treilea.
Expresul de la Paris-Viena
care este blocat de zapada l.
Laldeck, scapat ca prir minu-
ne de nu fl acoperit de ava.
lansa care s'a slobozit la patru,
zeci de urine dupa ce a trecut
Mari pagube au fost calNate in
lmai multe localitati.
| 1Ani furati d. Il spital. - Gle.
vs1and - Casa de bani din ca
mera rccordurilor de la spitalul
ora1alui : fost jefnit4 de CONT
nutul Il Il 4 ps M alaatSieri 81 q
fost luat aproapc douS mil dc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-03
.ENTRU 1NCURAJAREA IN
DUSTRIEI IN TRANSILvA-


ADRESA SOCTETKTH ESTF
0ocietatee ..LnmiAa Roporulu:
Romfn's, $50 West Perl Street
indianapolis. Indiana. (26,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-03
Wilson va convoca consiliul Ii
r NJ I MIA.
RECOLTA. PORUMBULUI IN
1918.

Dupa statistica publicata de
ministerul agricultural, suprafa-
ia senanata Gu porumb fost IN
1919 de 1867 900 ha. care au pro
dus aproximativ 33,445, 900 hl., a.
dica $4,000 vagoane. Productiu-
nea este deci de II hi. pc ha.
{productiune medic a ultimilor
zece ami: 14.6 hi. pc ha.)
Cantitatea cea mai mare de po-
rumb este produsa de regiunea
sesurilor Dunarii Gu o intindere
dc $4,000 ha. 81 o productiune de
Is, ,667 900 hi. 90 hi. pc ha.)
Regiunea sesurilor Siretului 81
Prutului a produs s.659,000 H.
Carapatii Moldovei All prodns
2,OSS, 900 hi.
RECOLTA IN BAsARABIA.
Din Basarabia Sc anunta "a
recolta fost foarte abondenta in
aceasta provincie. Carnea este
mai ieftina de cit la BucureSti.
unde ultimul pret era dc 8 lei
kgr. carnea de vaca 81 9 lei kgr.
"arnea de pore.
PENTRU 1NCURAJAREA IN
DUSTRIEI IN TRANSILVA-
MA.
Pentru a 1ncuraja intemeiarea
de noui intreprinderi in Transit
yania. s'a decis ca toate maSmi-
le 81 accesoriile necesare monta-
Ri de noui uzine sd beneficieze
de avantagele legii pentru incu-
ra jarea industriei rationale 81 sd
fie prin urmare seutite de wanna.
(Buletin Economic") J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-03

pentru tO1ueauna la drepturlln
snveranitatii care le avea Russia
fata de Estonia conform cu ordi-
null vechiului stat, la fel 81 sub
drepturile date sub tratatclc iE-
ternationalc."
Va explica idealul lucratorilor.
- Cleveland. - Ce vor lucrato-
Ri englezi acum, 0 crestere sa-
larului, pur 81 simplu, orr dis.
trugerea sistemului de profit, va
fl explicat Dumineca in North
Church (Biserica Nordica) de
pc Z. 72 Str. de catra d-na No.
mica Ever. ziarista din Lon
dra.
Dina Ever este gralat;! ono
rara universitatii din Londra
81 fost acum de curild aleasi
La Liga National Guilds.
In vorbirile eli va discuta neil
nistile industriale din Anglia 81
cauZa lor.
CoElenz inundat. Coblenz.
- Partile mai joase din acest O.
ras all fost inundate de apele
Rinului ca,a cresc necontenlt, IL
ind cu multi mai inalte ga alta
data.
Tn nunl;ir de unitati militare
an trcbuit sd Sc mute unde pa
mintul mai ridicat. S'a suferit
mici pagube in materiale, fns;i
find instiintate la timp unitatile
militare de pc marginea Rinului,
an avut timp a-si muta matcria-
lele in alta parte.
Orasnl este temporar fara gaz
81 fara apa. pc cind pivnitele ca
seior 81 otelurilor intre care 81
cl;Ddirea unde locuieste Genera
lul Allen. sunt pline Gu apa.
Wilson va convoca consiliul Lii
gei. - Paris. Presedintele
Wilson a facut de cunoscut gu
vernelor aliate ca el este gaia a
convoca consiliul Ligei Natiuni-
lor imediat. scrie ziarul francez
journal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-03

statului Estoman 81 liber abzice
pentru totdeauna la drepturilo
snveranitatii care lie avea Russia
fata de Estonia conform Gu ordi-
nul vechiului stat, la fel 81 sub
drepturile date sub tratatcle IN
ternationale."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-03

dolari care apartineau la vre-o
300 de pacienti.
Charles Carroll, pazitorul spi-
talului. a raportat DR.: McFar.
land ca ell vazut pc dol insi
sarind afara prin fereastra bro
ului 81 au scapat Gntr 'nn automo-
bill. Carroll a mai spus Cd ell re-
cunoaste pc unm dintre aceste do
ua persoane, un lucrator la acel
spital. cind Mcfarland a mers
Sc vada unde Sc afla omul care
trebuia Sc fie la postul lui, a.
flat ca lipseste
Presedintele semneaza legea
pentru controlul zaharului. -
Washington. - Presedintele VII
son semnat legea lui McNar,.-,
prin care Sc, tine in forta conf
tetul pentru egalizarea zaharu
lui pc anul 1920. s'a anuntat de
la Casa Alba ca presedintelc a
semnat documentul Inaintc dc
mezul noptT.
Secretarul presedintelui, d-l
Tumulty. anunt1nd semnarea le-
gel a spus:
..PreSedintele a semnat legaa
pentru controlul zaharului. Lee
gea da putere presedintelui de a
face cumparari de zahar in. Cu-
ba. L indoielnic daca practic
81 cumintc ca preSedintele sd q
xercite puterea data lui cit pri-
veste cumpararea 81 distribuirea
zahdrului.'
Contra execution. Chicago
= Anmtul facut de catra tenn
nicerii din inchisoarea din Chi
cago ca 200 de prisonieri vor II
adusi ca sd priveasca cind va f.
srinzurat Raffalo Durango pen.
tru o dubla crima. 81 aceasta ca
sa dea lectie prisonierilor. fap-
tul atras asupra temnicerilor
o multime de proteste.
D-ra Jane Addams de la HUI
House spus:
..Notiunea ca astfel de expo
zitii va combate crilnele este .foar
te veche ca pedepsele salbatic:-
lor, 81 o ramasita timpurilor
de c1nd capul sefulru criminali-
lor era pus pc podul din Londra
Aceasta ne duce la timpurile In
tunecatc cind era foarte greu de
a face deosebire intre pedeapsi
81 razbunarea tribala."
Ora Mary Mcdowell de la u
niversitatea dirl<h;caeo . spus
..Aeeasta va ayea u4l foarte J.
neral eject asupra criminlielor
81 en- totul fara folos.''
La fel alti barbati prominent
in stiinta au condamnat intentia
de a supunr la o astfel de tortu-
ra fara folos pc arestanti.
In cazul Brown. - Mount Gle
mems. Floyd Provost, unfost
prieten intim lui j. Stanley
Brown. care fost ucis, 81 var
al d-nei Brown, yaduva uclsului
a fost din nou arestat in legatu-
ra Gu uciderea lui Brown.
Cind a fost adus la temnita
Provost refuzat sd raspund9
Ia intrebarile ce is s'au pus, ba
zindu-se pc dreptul lui constitu
tional, la fel cum a refuzat ca
sd raspunda la la 1ntrebarile me
dicului legist, acum o sapta-
nina.
Nici nu a volt sd discute ca
zul cind a fost confrontat Gu l.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-03

Sc zice Cd Trstslky q fost spin
zurat. CopenKaga. = Ziarele
Estoniene afirma Cd adevarat
svonul care spune Cd trupele 70.
siilor au inceput Sd Sc revolte
81 ed Trotsky fost spinzurat
de catra marinarii lbolsevici in
CARA de Ia Volosov.
=,
Textul clauzei pEiA care - r.
cunoaSte Estonias - DoEpant. -
in pactul de arnaistitiu incheiat
intre bolsawici 81 estonieni q n
.urmatoarea clauz4 prin care Sc
recunoaste independents Esfon.-
Ell.
I'm acord GU prineipiile de mui-
te ori proclamste ) soyietelor din
Russia asuprs dreptului popoare'
lor la o autodetsxzninare > na4io-
nalit4tilor, char cn o cempascta
separare do st11l ~ coxe spets
tineau, RnniA 4 - -
nici o rezeryare iz end denta
Smyrna times., 1920-09-22
PRETTY wEDDINGG AT ODESSA.
Miss LOleta BucksOn Becomes the
Bride of VIM. BrysOn, MiddletOwn

St. PauPs M. E. Church, Odessa,
was the scene of a very pretty we'd
ding Saturday afternoon, September
II, when Miss Loleta Atherly Buck
son became the bride of William Bry-
son, of Midletown. The ring cere-
mOny was used, Rev. E. H. Derrick
son performed the ceremony; Miss
Myrtle DerricksOn played the wedding
march. The bride wore a dark blue
coat suit of tricOtine and a large pic
ture hat of blue velvet, with bou-
Quet of white roses, the bridesmaid,
Miss Helen Connell, of Wilmington,
also wore a dark blue coat suit with
black velvet hat and wore pink roses;
Joseph Bryson, a twin brother acted
as best man and the ushers were
Earle Francis, of TaylOr's Bridge,
and Alvin Rose, of Odessa.
dTh church was prettily decorated
with fern, potted plants and autumn
leaves, pink being the prevailing color.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryson left Immediately
for a trip to New York, Boston and
Washington, and will be home in
Odessa, after September goth.
A dinner was served to the wedding
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Buckson, among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Nichols
Mr. and Mrs. F. Thomas, of Whining
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Tugene Buckson
of Port Penn; Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Dockerty, of Niddletown; MIR. and
Mrs. John Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Ser
man Webb, of Mt. Pleasant; Mrs. j
Hayman, of Port Penn; MI. and Mrs
L. Buckson, Miss Rebecca Bramble
of Townsend; MIR. and Mrs. John
Francis and daughter, of TaylOr's
] Bridge.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-22
FOR SALE

10000 Tomato Baskets at 13 cents
each.
w. L. DAVID,
Phone 91-11 Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-22
HoNORED ON SD BIRTHDAY.
Mrs. William Burge Has Four Gener
atiOns Present.


atiOns Present.
Townsend, Sept. 21-Mrs. William
Burge, of this town, was given sur
prise by members of her family and
several friends, on Monday, in honor
of her 83rd birthday anniversary at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Will
bur Waters. The evening was spent
in games and recalling past events.
Mrs. Burge is enjoying health and is
very active for woman of her years.
She has ten children, all of whom
were present, accompanied by their
children. Mrs. Burge has 80 grand
children and % greatgrandchildren
Four generations were represented at
the gathering. Among those present
were: Mrs. William Burge, Mrs
Owen Johnson, of Beverly, N. j., q
sister of Mrs. Burge; Mr.. and Mrs. S
J. Kee, Mr.. and Mrs. George Proud
ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Clayton anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Kee, of New
Castle; Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Waters
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l. Daniels, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Lippincott, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Edward George, Harry Burge
of this town; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Burge and Mrs. William Alfree, Of
Middletown; Ebbie Burge, of Viii
mington, and the following grand anC
greatgrandchildren: Grace Daniels
Elsie Daniels, Anna Alfree, Edna Lip
pincott,, Norma Lipplncott, Elizabeth
Burge, Florence Waters, Miriam Kee
Mary Clayton and Messrs. Leroy Wa
ters, Earl Waters, Colon Waters, Viii
liam Daiels, Andrew Alice, Georg,
Alfree, John Alfree, William Alfree
Clark Burge, Lester Burge, Weldon
Burge and Herbert Kee.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-22
JOHN P..LEFEVRE H ADS
STATE AMERICAN LEGION
UNANIMOUSLY SELECTED COM
AIANDER OF THE DEPARTMENT
Rev. ]. Z. Bolton, of Smyrna Post No.
II, Is Chaplain and Member of
the Executive Committee.


the Executive Committee.
John P. LeFevre, a Dover attorney,
was unanimously selected Commander
e the Department of Delaware,
american Legion in the second an
nual convention of that body held
at Dover last Wednesday. Mr.. Lefevre
has been prominent in military af-
fairs of Delaware for a number of
years and has been very active in the
American Legion since its formation.
He is also commander of Walter L.
Fox Post, No. 2, of Dover.
Other officers selected at the con-
vention were e-Commander George
L. Evans, of Wilmington, Chaplain,
Rev. J. C. Bolton, of Smyrna, Ser
geant-at-Alms, DR.. Roland M. Smith,
of Wilmington; E. H. Glauser, of
Newark; Rev. ]. C. Bolton, of Smyrna
and Harry Pettyjohn, of Milford.
The following delegates to the Ma
tlonal Convention of the Legion to
be held in Cleveland, during the last
week of this month; T. w. Miller,
George P. Schultz and James Eliza
son, of Wilmington; DR.. Richard R.
Spahr, of Middletown; Harry C. Nc
Sherry, of Dover, and John Lindsay,
of Milford.
Milford was chosen as the place to
hold the 1921 convention.
Among the many resolutions adopt
ed by the committee was one urging
the immediate capture of all desert
ers within the bounds of the State.
Another resolution instructed the
delegates to the National Convention
to vote in favor of the American Le-
gion remaining out of politics in any
manner.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-22
OLD PAPERS WANTED

Wanted.-The State of Delaware is
desirous of purchasing documents,
letters, papers or anything pertaining
to the history of the State. Address,
The Public Archives Commission.
Dover, Del.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-22
WANTED

Good live man for established tea
and coffee route. Salary and COM
mission. Grand opportunity for right
man. Apply to
Grand Union Tea Company
619 King ST., Wilmington. Del.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-22
WHEAT FOR NEXT YEAR
Important Factors To Be Considered
To Get a Profitable Yield.

Delaware wheat growers are ask
ing a number of questions with regard
to the future of the wheat crop. VIII
pay to plant the usual amount :?
What fertilizer should be used, when
should wheat be planted and what
varieties are best The Extension
News will cover the subject in this
and the September number of the
paper. In this article will be treated:
The Wheat Situation, Cultural treat
ment and Fertilization. In another
special article dealing with the treat
ment to prevent "bust'' or sinking
smut. The second article will take
up Time of Planting, Rate of Seeding
and Varieties which give best results
in Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-22
FARM FOR SALE

Farm of 161 acress located near Friendship
Church 40 acres valuable muslxrat marsh land
balance in high state of cultivation.
Apply to
VIM. L. DAVID, Adm,
Phone Gill Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-22
FOR SALE

Farm of 130 acres, so acres fine up
land, so acres marsh, from which
$500 was realized last winter from
fur; p acre asparagus, apples, peach
es and grapes, more than sufficient
for family use; good buildings and
we'll fenced. miles from Smyrna.
SAMUEL ]. REYNOLDS
Phone Smyrna, Del
New-York tribune., 1920-09-09

A motor truck piled with mail sacks
rumbled into Hazelhurst Field, near
Mineola. L. L.. in the gray of dawn yes
terday. Mists still hung over the
Hampstead Plains. but vague figures
in dungarees and leather coats were
busy about a De Haviland airplane
Its motor roa~ed q satisfactory note.
The last tests of struts and mechanism
were made. Men began to hurry to
and fro between the plane and the
truck, shouldering sacks of mail. A
helmeted, leather-j jacketed aviator
shook hands with the members of q
small group Of officials who had been
watching proceedings
Then he climbed into his seat The
propellers began to cleave the air.
The machine started, made a perfect
ascent and began TO circle for altitude,
the first beams Of the sun glinting on
Its wings. The Rrst trhnscontinental
air mail was off for San Francisco
The start was made at 6:A1. Ran
dolph G. Page. Of Washington, D. c.,
q postal pilot, WAS the sole occupant
Of the aiTplane. He carried 400 pounds
Of mall, about 10000 letters, selected
at random fTem among those addressed
New-York tribune., 1920-09-09
Ex'Populist Candidate for
President Is Ahead of
Hoke Smith and Dor.
sey i'm Senate Race
Wilson Supporter
Running Second
Walker, Backer of ADJ
ministration, May Be
Named for Governor
Special Dispatch 10 The Tribun.

ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. 8.--The indica.
tions tonight, based on.incomplete re.
turns from the Georgia Democratic
primary held to-day, are that Thomas
E. Watson, onetime Populist candidate
for President and avowed foe of the
Wilson administration and tho League
of Nations in any form, will be the
next United States Senator from
Georgia.
Reports give Watson long lead owe,
Senator Hoke Smith, the incumbent
and over Hugh Dorsey. The race for
second place between Smith and Dorsey
is close, but the indications are that
the Senator will run third.
With 1876 county unit votes necessary
to win the nomination, incomplete re-
turns gave Watson 146, Dorsey e6 and
Smith 20.
Smith Ran on Senate Record
The early reports indicate that Wat
son will have clear majority of county
unit votes over Smith and Dorsey and
that no second primary will be neces-
sary.
Senator Smith made the race for re-
election on his record in the Senate
He opposed the League of Nations as
submitted by President Wilson and
voted for the Lodge reservations. =
Governor Dorsey made the race as
the Administration candidate He in.
dorsed all the acts of the Wilson Ad
ministration and accepted the league
as submitted by the President Gov.
ernor Dorsey called himself the only
loyal Democrat in the race and bitterly
denounced both Smith and Watson, a!
enemies of the Administration Wat.
son seems to have not only a majority
in county unit votes but also a popu
lar majority.
Walker Ahead for Governor
In the race for the nomination fo,
Governor Clifford L., Walker, formel
Attorney General in Georgia, leads
former United States. Senator Thomas
w. Hardwick and John N. Holder
speaker of the Georgia House of Rep
resentatives.
The early returns give Walker 15s
unit votes, Hardwick 118 and Holder 6
1t is probable that Walker will have
q majority OF the county unit votes
and that no second primary will be
necessary. Hardwick. like Watson
stood on an anti-Wilson and anti
league platform. Hardwick was de-
1eated two years ago for reelection tt
the Senate because of his war record
Walker indorsed the Wilson Admins
tration outright and centered his at
tacks on Hardwick's war record.
The American Legion took an active
part in the fight against Watson ane
Hardwick.