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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
IS
GUILTY; GETS
THREE YEARS
.rcI,l nlnrnlch 10 rhr InlcIIlrtncor

SuccIaI Irinphtch to The IulclligenCor.
ahuIEh. Pa, oct. Convicted hy
q Jury 81 the theft OF "n uut"m"hII"
from In clarence NJ Thompson "f
InowuBvlIlo I"ad GA May I Inst nnd
pleading guilty /" Iho larceny "r sevom
,,Ihcr ma, hlucr Frank - Andorn"n M
olactrlrnI contractor "r Elm drove. "
Va u suburb Of wheeling. wnH ecu
tonCud to-day 10 nrTNu not l"Hn lhhn Two
ycarn aud nluo mouthH aud not NOR"
Than thrar yohTr In thr WoHicrn penl-
IuntInry by Judge tprp"nlcr In 'rin lnhl
court whrTo tho trinl aud the pI"nH
wcrn heard
AaIlatant DIstrIct Attorney Homer
Young prosecuted AudcTHOu. who was
dStsaded by -AA2rnsI MerNallh, Mar.
II waH charged that Anderson camo
10 rIttshurkh ON y number "f occasions,
Atnlo .cHrs aud drov" them 10 Wheeling.
whcr- they were sold H." ia Snid 10
have posed Ha IA salesman employed hy
WILLIAM - Ioigi"r. who. hc said. stole
the cars DT Thomas Cur. stolen on
May 7, was recovered on Jun" 80. whc"
Mutorcy cle Detective Daniel Ambron"
went 1" Elm Grove aud arrested Andor
ron At the time Anderson tyemitt"d
having the car. but sand that hy had r'
turned It Ia Pittsburgh that Fery day.
II was found htanding ihSho street
here
1t later developed that Anderson.
after abaud"ulnE tho 'ar st"In another
nud dr",r II l." Elm Hr"N" Anderson u
IcHtlmOnY I" The enr, IhhI lac va"
nhuscd while pIln"noI at central T."
II,s station vna duuInh hy tuniii"
rini,'I 81 1InnI. Iisnl"nIl" II hnTHh"Ii.
=" h" sald that IL" S"w ih" d'i""h""'
,,oty DAY H.. wa al tho ri"tI"n
N.Iur, ~, i'Ut''iINo I'"uIuI A."
L,nrs v. h." niioatod hudai a"n at hl'
L,.,u, I, Iluu 'i,"No. ala" h'nlch ih"'
lI", defendant had hoe" "h"S"d 4" ""Y
way IL" roii ihai h" faii'i I" n'o ""T
81 Ii,. ,,,n,Lr 81 ainta, Nuhs' r''', I'll IL"
I"," aU', h' h"h h''u Hly0" IL" ihhd
d"r,.o h.! iho I'''ll''
AnaiaI",I HIsi,l,i h'I","'g Ii"",''
","H vh" hoo 'h"'E" - 'h" '"""
,.riaI H. ,'l,"IioL omd AlI"'"og h"i"
dIii, IoI uI,nIi -i,u :. - "r''I' - ~" 81"
Tnudaui ih'u "i"""d hlr r'uu"'"Ui !"
Ihr Lul Ito v.na I"Il"q~'d ~ Nli"t""r
I"unH rud lho 'hp'T' 81 tho '""i' ""7
Il'u duII Ivtt'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
DEPUTY SHERIFF SLAIN; THREE OTHERS
SHOT DOWN IN LOGAN COUNTY BATTLE
Harding and Coolidge
To Invade Solid South

Rpr,lnI Dlnrnt'h I" rh" ln'"ll'g'n'"'
chicago. III. oct Ii"th H"nn'"r
UnrdInH nud Gnvorn"r Coolidge VIII
invade the 'rolld mouth on NpoaklnR
tours tho Iaunr part or this month.
aonnt"T Harding will blsEo The tran
-ELth = eCgsch m Eha,tNn""gatsLhIsnIna,' rgIptoh,Ia
Hc VIII Epcak IN L?utsVillS, !Msyt,Lon
ths n,gbt Of October ~. mud WIN theh
70 70 indianapolis whCr" lao TpSakH on
uCtohrr' Is, and to 81. l"uiH. whHro ne
viii speak on October ~
senator Harding md Governor COOL
idgr WIN speak toRcih"r from inc Ir"nt
porch or the S"uni"r's hoIh" IN Mail"n'
ohio on october TX, after which u IN
nlnuned 10 rcnd the Vie" pr"hldenilhl
nominee into what has heretofore heen
considered DenuCrntl, territory soutn
~ the Mhsou.DiT"u line. hl'houBh
,h. itrnrrary Tor ,hIr tour has not
hrrn completed. '."v,tn"r '"nllnho
.ur,hnhly will trcak Ia \nEinl"' N"rth
carolina. K"uIu,hF. l'"""n""" "hh
rn. rihIy Alabama
,yruaIoI M"rr.nN - k"nlu"kY "nh
,tL,,s probably will No." ""rnny 'hN
,,,,,.I ,'uniIdpr "n hir pi"r"7"d 'IIr
Dthrr brcahnIn - national prominence
arc anrndy participating /" Ih" NV"
r,,u nf Ihr 'n"lIh r""ih Ih""h"'e
uno,rv,u I In a. rh'H'"' '""' nag
i,,,t,nky uIih 'i","i""i h"''"~ ""h
'Ih'rs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
INDEPENDENT SUGAR REFINERY
CUTS PRICE To 11.75 CENTS

feeling NJ tho 'lmo TINT thero would hn
II "h"rtuE" N tho fill
tn American SuEnr company mad"
an average profit OF two md ihre"
quarter. cent w p"nnd on NIL sugars
h'ld up t. september. tho wltnosS rnlh
II :, now "uIt Il ~" mnTkCi" Hnlllng
only on ,nutrhrtr previously made
raosE Loss Of 1lo.o0o,ooo
EICc rucsid"ul Foster sot at 'tNEhtlf
"vor 81 ton" o. hc operating prontn
mndo by the American c"mpuny during
III" nrst ctTht months ~ tho year A.
i"rnoy '.ou~rnl AlI'" then sought 4"
obtain trunr ihC Witness statement
a IT.. ihu Nt-uI In which thi- pr"fIi
would be impaired ir rh" c"n,Inny re
du'rh - lr,,u On th' f"rIy th"u7h"I
toms "r sugar which VI" Ir"uid' at
T""'af said II had nn hnnh
Nlr f"nIoI oriiInhtod that lf the com
r,ui tcGurrd Iin pTl"o on tho undrIl'
"rod nuEhr 80 insat pTosant mnrk"i con
dI'I'uH b, w"uid 'HuHn " l"Ra "f 80.
49, nun
"Woll Attorney """ornl Anr"
RsLc cd. II s"u l""k l"7r 81 fV" '"n''
II pound y"u w"uIh i"-o only li"0h""".
S"tIl'tu.' iuut
q" - nri.,ara.' the wltnora r"rlio'
"fi'r ht-'uaEl"n "r ia" '"i'"ln'l""~ J."
,uI,cd bat Il" added th'ro w"r' ""n'
.u ,d"uiui ,SpOnsur 10 ho ""nhtdcI"h
made Mig Profits
'rlluT ~" attention "f Mt F"ht"T
- . ur",l"uH rtHtononl mad" by hlh
ihnr "a, company conducted liH hun'-
u,... 90 th, hnnlr ~ tho ulilnni" n"'
pr"rr ~ IA Scnr. lhc attorney general
,.r'luu,I Then WIth pr"flt Tor
oluhI ru"u,hr "f 'll h"0 QUO "a r""Hlhl"
'",a 80 ti"00 900 I" m""i ,h" market
,un,lI,Ion- would rull l"rv" the com.
rnuy NOT rrnrlr frr tho N"nr ~ 80
Unh nun. F'uu'l u not
We" rI,'id'ul E",l,' said Il would
hut h aid th"r" mjVhl i"' ON" '""S I"
Tho r"nrnr.y n n hnd - hul In new
80 1,Fn lEl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07

Dr. Jarnas w. Mcdonald wsS.S prae.
ticlnR physIcJau In Derwood fWegtr.
four years ago, leaving there NhsA
Governor George ". Atkinson &so
elected In 1896. being appointed supsr-
int"ndent Of Miners Hospital No. or
entrance TO office or GovsSuor Corn
well four years ago
When the United Statsa entered the
World war IN 1917 DR.. NcDonald A.
once entered tn" service Of Lhe ]. -.
&. A., being sent overseas.
During the war IN France. DIR. NC
Donald was with he doushboys a.
IendenL of Evacuation HOrpitsl No. y.
near NeTdun where he remained until
the armlsticr whh signed NoyembSr
II. 1918 Al thai time he was ordered
to Paris where hn took charge OF al
the work ~ the Y. ST q A, until about
year ago. when ho var sent INTO
Germany in rharE" of The Y. ~. ca,
worn win the ~ 81 occupation
\ murH1se va. received yssiardAy
Iy Charles f. H"huliE. Nin "ablsBIati
f,nnl t"birns announcing hls CTlUGAl
.n,,,iItimn Ia h"-pltal ih"'". Tie w.
arud drsI.n ",snn'I ~ tho Lasl
Mo s"ui' l"hr'
10, ", iI"maIh u"n sb"ni nrpshts
yo"iH "f "rn Iils mat ~" h's' "
faI,,u""I "h"ni .lrhi r""'n 49," p
va. ,,ns,iIoi nh"ui y""' shD 4" ~
hn,ntInn v,,u"" u" f"'ln According
in -utd ,n""IySd ,oituIly
tL.,n n,o ~" ,,laiiv"s ''"ldlnG w
lilo ,nn,u,nnIir hIi"Insp waiter Me-
,iI,,rI,hor ~ N"',ndnrIll". -hsn "
Tn,,urI 81 ~ M'I'""nlds hssih, sAld'
ITO wo- - NV ne" "'"hl' \" aHt
, community nul !" ~" I"l''h E'abf
~ Ilr vuib "r' rr"n" "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07

Kansas UIiy. M. Dot H"""'"'
James a p"'h Ia Telegram lat"
today ~ United Hlr,"s Hs""'"'
apsn".E, urs.'I~h that r'"Slh~"l WI
vnn had made stet.m""l Pl"hR'"a
Am.,lnpn military "id !" n"m"n'"
aud n.rhir, In an adh'epH ~ th"
p.u,. o"PI.ren"s "n May ~. IBID
I'll. ispt "f the addr-as ala NOT
rsaa osnr.r untll Ds"smhsr 4. INV,
when II was brought \" TIL" country
by q newHpopsr correspondents an"
mIhIirh.d In tho washington Htar on
that dst. The Hp"~ch alHo appeared
In fun In the Congressional Rso"r"
on DeCember 4, 1919, til" telegram
added.
S.nator Rcod'H telegram was sent
In rsFpOnss to ono from Behator
Sp.nocr, asking Information on TN"
subject.
Senator Hesd'u telegram urged the
President to produce the utsnograph-
10 records Of tho peaoe conference
"to uhow just what WAS said
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BOTH PARTIES IN MISSOURI !.
AWAIT WORD FROM REED

unto himself NJ all iImas and just now
n IlpIl" NOR" 20 Than usual. Reed knows
w,ll rhrr" Irnt any chance Of his re-
turning To- tho senate or oven GettlnR
ruy other honor or enrolment from his
party
d,rclpIln~ He cans bs forced into ling.
rud tho only quo1tion remaining IN
whether prrnunHIon Chn DO what intiml-
dhil"n cannot. For tho present Rsed IL
or tho rc,crVniion. conEpicuouHly ana
notnriuunly OF When Cox was here on
Saturday Reed didn't grnot him. Reeds
friends Hnld IA" bad E"nn on = duck hunt
Ing 'Np"dIii"n which had boen inptrH-
tlvrly h"mnnhInG hin attention Tor .
long time" Nhrnromo ono looked up tiIs
-tntui-E and IL said Ia hava discoYorcd
that the Inv isn'i or ducks until Nov
cnIhcr l. h"rrupon Itondb failurs 10 Ap-
p'nr wr- put nu tn" wider and rnors
'nrlly maintained excuse Of "A previous
cuRhE"m"nt
Mas HtronE Following. g.
ndoubI"dly many Democrats who
f"il"w Ucrdn Irnd'rrhip hro with him
against tho L~hEu" nf Nations snn
hHnlnrI Nilnou and cox, bechuns OF th4j
Lohgu" Many nf them arc or tho Rroup
that pnllli'iapH rp"hk or na the ITIhh
vote" Suhudy dreams that Rsad viii
racnnI. aIihor publicly or privately. Hut
some Dnm"CruIi" leaders oninrinin the
hope that sninn time borOrn tho election
Hsod ran bo prraundcd I" pass tho worq
quietly around among hla followers thAf
syrn In Hpltn ~ tho League. II best -
stay with ihs party.
Th" Hspubll"anH haV" her" the ush
Of defending snnstorship. banaloH
Hrcm,rr hn. In his favor all tho prssupo
that ~ HItIlng senator can acquire ~
minute deviation TO hIs constitu"nts' af.
faIrn at washington. The Democrat who
" trying 10 inko tho seat aWsy froiO
Rpcnror In Breckenridge Long. formerly
mn nnrI-tant secretary Of state. LonHs
ia not especially outstanding
n nd. except r"r ~" League of Sationbs
there aro no outstanding lssuss The
Domncrni- hnvr IN ,h"n favor the fAqS
that tho pres"nt r"mocratic state ad-
rainlrtrrtI"n have made very go1O
record ~
All IN al tho Missouri rebuilt
not sr~m nj this mnmtnt liknly
much from normal. so far B..
any variation II In In favor/
nuhIicsnr
6 ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
Even PenrOSe Could
Garry The West On
Republican Ticket
mr. DAWN LAwUIHCE
IOopJTiEht ny the IntslnRsnosp

Iuta ln rh, Btid aui LAT -
satI,a eft uril'I'a aU,la sl"a w'lIi
l,Sl ,.rutIltl"Ur w~st 81 iha h.r'
lsalprl - 90 lee rai rI'a't I.'i'"""
in,artls"tl,." ln f"",i""" "i"''"
du,trs tn" I""t Irihy h'ga ""h
D.. T.. hs f"ll"rad hy s daily -"
wees 81 tie gliu"iI"" - ""'h
stoiN aaaI 81 th. tlHuisrlppI De-
rn,ninr riIh }t.,t. l.''i i''r"'''i""
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un-rnn Mass b,i Iha N"N"ir
suEnt ronnory i"',ny Nu"''r"'"d phi"
- ~ q, ,rur- u l..,ml f"r i'hn"d '"A''
Two wr~ks nEr tho company p""'"h
rumIurl Price - ""', 'oui' " r"n"h
With tho statement ihnt n "'N ""l "r
tho iuurl,cI ' hut rlu'" ih'' 'I'"" u h'H
niud0 rrvcral rrdu,ll"uA
" J. r,rl.~. ,t'" rr"7'h"r' "r w."
Nrurr' Nugr Trhrlua ""t"i""'' p" I"
statement iu Nlt"rusY ton'iHl \'I""
'"dns 20, ,ruuc, ". with ih' laii| J."
'iulr, Iui., 'n" uuEnr 0ltuHI!"n. "nli 10"
r"mrru. wNr'I f'uuIr" whole E"l'' '''
ilv up 20 lh"'I ."lrr''r Tor sugar ~
%1ts ,"nre = Up rud nlwithHtnndlnS -
oHnt dc, lln'r Ih" company would not
hn JUST tfied iu unlug itH surplus "I ~.
900. 1000 l." "nrni l"a'"1 "C it, CuHt"rn"t- =
10 said. adding Tint 4 such r"ll''
ws'r Horiously unh"rtnkru by ih" m""
agcmont. any T'ockn.ll"r would hn'c =
right 10 ~nluiu 10" iruc"~dlnES
Urgad To Buy
Is T. not - .. - '.' -""rr NH'
brought ro hc,i % ~, O.. contract
f"r sugar ~ 80 81. , rrumd''' ~
totncy ',cu.r.r A.'u a... ''.' NItn""-.
Mr. Io~lsl r"rt.'d - .. r'"rs do
'"nud j irS o.. I'd B.. ..'s.' mIb q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
Two Mingo Miners Also
Wounded Fight Prcclpl-
talcdWhen Officers Inter
rupt Meeting Of M C
Workers Union

,'harlrrIun, w Va. oct. G.--JoHnph
GurS. n deputy sheriff OF Logan county.
wan Rhul to hnhth, thrso ~ h)n nhlst-
auts woro seriously wounded ana tw"
mlnorH wcro nhut, ono prohAbly fntnIlY'
In a pistol fight at Blair. LOGAN county.
on LItue Cosl river. this rvsninH.. au-
onrdinR Id mror nation rocoivod ny Tred
Nine % Wpfscrs az Xssfics, At headguar.
trrs h6rh t6.nikht Tho fitht wah re.
ported by telephone to Mr. Mooney ana
II aaId 10 have begun when Gore and tho
three mon with him interrupted Il meet
Ing Of Blair local union No. 1887 United
Mlns Workers,
The men with Gore who were shot aro
IIolloy smith, "Butch" Mullen and FL
NOR Smith Tho miners shot arc Oscar
I'oppcr and Seymour Kinder. The two
Smiths and Pepper are not expected TO
live. according to the information re-
ceivod by Mooney.
Argument and battle.
Efforts are now being made TO organ
iEe Logan county. Mooney said. and al
rrndy ten o. twelve local unions haVo
Irrn organized within tho bUaTdsr Of tho
including Tho local at blalr Ths
t0uk place while q meeting 81
the local anton wah being held. Hacre-
IAIy MUUusy sayA hs was Informed.
when u"Ts hnd q minsr. said 10 have
L.an topper. hogan an argument.
aI""nay ~aa inf"rnah no naSs. ih"i the
throa mon ~iII h"I" ~"'" n"I h"p'
IIs"d
Aa0ILsE Ssspina.
,"i"n.i t..hD"n A'""ld "f VA" "'"'"
department ~ pnbil" "aI'ir va" ""' 81
ih. .Iiy u" nipIi, bat " ~"" "i"'"1 81
bio nfflusa ha'u lIai nv" u"'nh"tH ~
tho state ."nnInbuIuIT w"'s """i :"
Iilsh 40 -""n 49, t"r"ii 81 ih" Irh'
Nss rsnslvad " v.s ale" n'"i"h ~ ~"
-IaI. pniI"" hs-dJ""'i"I" ih"I The
,uIn.,s Who fipu,ad ln ihr TIEhi ~ nlni'
ware ampI"yo- ~ thn U""U" County ""l
-, rnralIpu anh ihar iha iIuuhl" was
tUontinusd ~ rsrs TsnD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07

Srunior R"cd's telegram declared IN"
pr~sidcuI's statement ais" ""H copy +,
TiLhtrd by T. newspaper SShdl'"t" an"
HIycn wilde circulation.
"Ou sCyrrnl uCcHBiOns | challenger
the attention Of the HCnalc 10 lh'h
sprrrh" tho Telegram continued. my
rptvrhcs by hCuIcS "I ih"uN"hdh WIRE
circulated through the country. Num"I -
nur ruhII,Iarr aud speakers have IA.
rratrdh referred I" hnd commence
.iruu llln declaration Of th" prrsIh "ht
IT., authenticity whH never hl7pu'oh ca
iio rl,.ur "r TIA" nnhlo or 'l7"wnnfo L"
IA, hn"wIrdK, unili MI I"m"Iy TO
, rnIIy ,irnuuu, Ud II hh r"lr"
Ih, r,,,h h,nIu upon Ilr fnur ovi
dru,n ,,T It's uuth"ntlrily nE II In couch
cd IN the VII hn"wn phra H0"l"KI "i Iho
rrcrldcnr uylcw Of ihrr fucts ole
,ornlng public VIII not ho Inc lined I"
accept Nj TumulIy'H denial There ~
ono way this dlSpuio unn be n"'tln'
Lot tho president produce tho nicn"EiN'
rhlr rsCuTdr nf tho unr" con "Tsnon
rhnwlnH IuEt what was said Thea VI
ncInI rcpprIa have hon Htudl"urly Shp-
rrngncd md k'pt n"CToi, UlthonWh I'M
,seuaja .laIoiUn reIatIons noifTNttts~ r'sse-
'cd rSprsEaiy FOR them. II "nH 5'nt"n
l,v Ilamr crau'b private SCrotary mat
tho rnSonF why tho SesEionS "nro h"iI
iu Hecrot vas hccauHc tho pr"alh"n' "f
.II,n ITnItod states tDFistcd upon II ."
aHnIngi CIcnI, nCrRu'S own judgment
That the latter statement In hbh"-
utcly rOrrrCt IN shown hy tho teH' .-
man, uT Srcrviarv Lansing given hni"rH
the foreign r'lntI"ns committee. "f lh'
s,ustr August l. 1919 SC" lnrt Six
printed hearings I1po 40
Following diHuntrh uf ia" Telegram
I, SENATOR Sp"urrI S,'uatur N1ed gave
.,,,t statement la which II" -nId
~ hat now dn ~" und"rHlhnh' Ihh'
rrrsidrnt Wilson n"w mems "" AZ" NOT
Iu hc under uhlIEHIlUur 10 r"uh our
aImIon H. pI"tr,I Iiuim"mih Hud "the'
.u,rnL,In 81 Ih,. InEuu against attack
"Ir rn what h,,nInra AZ Arli'ir T"n
which hr inIn l. ia, heart 81 ihc
GOV runIi
fr,, InI InsIri,h Z" Ih' Tat liIE"u''l
II.nsn ~ p,i iild tI'slh' ~
IpontinUad rsas Tea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
nUnIHusg PRACTICALLY 1uDYnHD-
nh DVhLHa TEE DAy VII
rARA "a AND HAAILIDO
ALaO pAnTIUPAfu
EThTu HTHOIALTI OOH1AHp, H0-
Try OLUn AHD WOODHnN OF
AMnRIOA WJHnuRn YOR "
anaT FLOATS a
AUTO POLO CoHTHnT TMn1LLN 4
I.AhuH crowd At NALL 1A4r
WHunH MANY ATMLnTIO
HVnnTu Ann HELD Fs
n, uERTRAM =. OADDLl

Tho 'Ii"u" t"miuE' celebration "
hnnnr ~ ~. dironvep In ITO NJ the
'Irn,n CrreL flats wns insuGnraisA yoO-
trrdny nj M"unh-vills with an ehboTSta
rIurIam rnd riInri pageant Ths two
dnv rInprnu ~iii Ia concluded thla ss-
unlus win rii'rI dHn"lns on T"D'llns0n
"vru,l,,. Hnvcnih nnd EiEhlh niTsa's
litrIurrr whh pTn"il"nly huspshdt4
dutIug The daI whIln msTdhAnt AL
,IriL JnIntd Ia tho. celebration. SCORES
uf tam. - Win IhnlI fnmillss LETT tbo,r
hnIuur ~ tho l,ruk ~ do M in suigH1n'
hI,. aud ,niTnE"- rnr tho ssal ~ MAJ
nhnII In "a hsphrI ~ tho 1nla svsHi,
IL. ri,''Ir s'Io ihI"uHed hpIu 4arIv
i,,,,, uInr i,IIi inia IaAI "NaniD6 GTVtN
,IInnut u,iuIr In"nY f"fma, fssihSnl9
I. % ,,Iu,uod !" tho ""id home town"
ru~Iu,rr hr,r"or irniIsnUss ana fhe
ri,."Ir n,, h,hn"brh With faHs sbA
hunting
T.st"Tsd by Pageant
rho fonIuo ~ ihs "p'nlnk d"ps pro-
rrsm wnr The H'r'"i pageant Music
wa furnlnhnL during Tho Pt"Ussslon w
~" bands
iir,dod by n hnnd III, parade Hvun1
Ih,nugh tho rtrsnIs from tho CbNW
II"I-C al 10 "'rlock In Tho afternoon,
lr"i',d tho band "nruo n gslly dororptsd
fl'nt IN which Tndn 1lItln group ~
voIornnr uT tho fIvll war. Tha boys IN
hIuo nTe nld mon nov md thair rAnke
nrn hNCCmIng thinner and thinner 10
~" v"nrr roll by. The Moudsvills Post
CONTINUED On YAEs HiGht.)
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DR.. NJ DONALD
DIES ABROAD.
PASSES AWAY IN =.
COBLENZ HOSPITAL
Serving Country As Y. M. G.
A. Surgeon With Expe-
ditionary Forces

Coblsnn, Dot. S~-Dr. Jannas Wnqoa
Mcdonald. rounE NsAb 0halee1
AsSooiatiou surgson $50 foSJ1HN[
snpsrintsAd:At Of tbs .tAHs hssA
ths niiissry hSsWitAl af b,sod ydssU.
ipG. a..> ~. u. I.'' .
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U. S. POPULATION TO
Be ANNOUNCED TODAY

Washington. Dot. 0-Ths population
OF the United Btstou, exclusive OF its
outlying possssBiOnB, will be an
nounood tomorrow at p. n, the CEN
sus bureau announced today.
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Blow at Cornwsll.

''kuonlE is Gov"runr Cornw~lis Cand..
dnfr' iS tho sole reason Etvnn by the
radical wing Of tho Democrats party IN
announcing their iuetntion 10 support
Montgomery on III" Non Partisan Lea
guc ticket aud sacrifice the Democratic
nominee.
The Democratic leaders now In control
81 tho democratic organization In tho
stat. VINO wrcstcd tho organization
away from tho followers OF tho COVER
nor Il few months ago. are loyal I" cox
but they arc working hand In RloVo Win
NonI'urtisau League leaders In support
ing MuutgOmoTy Tor governor. In Ir
IuTu tho radical lohdCra OF tho Non-f fhr
tIaan l.casua arc giving their nupportto
IioScru"r C"N aud h,v" glNon lholr "h
duracuent to a. I'hSl lutro "T tho Dem
rrtnIl, nominee f"r '"ngrrrs. Conner.
Ia tho Fourth. VI, N"Ii Ia tho flflh. aud
Iilloy wilson. Ia the Sixth. Tho loader
Il, n noI,how OF farmer icnnt"T Watson.
nors al LittlspSgs.
Endorsement "f Adam u Illll"paEo
ON Paaa T0nl
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pnMoOEAT1 NOPE HE WILL m IN
LINZ DDHRITE uTAHD
Oh LHAUUH.
Republicans Nee LandaIids as Result OF
mr. Brssoh in Admi nistra-
tion AanhH.
nv Marx HulliVhn.

Antlunhl Political Correspondent "t h"
IntollIEcnrcr nnd Ecw York EN"nlnH
Post
Knnrnr CIiy. oct. & Harding (" N
Mirrnurl to-day mud VIII return nH" "
l., Tor" the cl"''tinn. COX hnr nlT"ndy
.unI,rn In three western riticE "f ~"
tIni" aud IN exported to maka ono m"r"
rpc""h IN q, Louis Inter In TIA" cam
pliEu NntIl after th"so V'rltn. Missouri
WIN continue To be doubtful rihl" A.
ihlnVr nInnd day. 1t pT"hRhly leans "a
IIIll". but only lililo. toward the TO-
puhli'nnH.
There In no evidence hero Uf tho "Oum-
iIyw ld~ Landrlid- condition which lh"J
ltouuhIirnnr ,inlm aud which unh"nh' e
-dIv dnon rEiII Ia r",ornI paTIn "f tho
CuunIrS Minpnurl has com" Ia ho nI
nruaI nH often Ugpnhil'nn an Drr""'Tntl'.
aud In addition "hhhHrn have boon lhh o.
lug place Ia Mi-n'uIIlr population An
- E"vrTnnI. VIII" uuh"uhi"hIi Knows
tnc rinia well trlls ~" there arc more
nntIvo NlrnourlnnH IN oklahoma ahl
TnEn- than Ia MIHH"irl lir"lI. hhh IN
uI,rnIIInn no tho untIv" Minr"uI Ian
.urmlrs out thnro IL an influs "nI"CInliy
Ia III" scout h oHniern part 81 ia" n'hl" OF
fnrInrrH aud oIhaTa from llilu"In. m"nily
UruuhIIrnuH MuTcDvnr. h"T". mr. "l""-
whore duIluH tho war. IA" demand Tor
.,,Iiy Ia hnr brought tho country nnET" 81
tho south Into tho citizen. HuiihifylnR ihc
Republican negro vote.
aspubIioans Well Organized.
Tho UopublIcann h"r" nj" vol organ
Iyod and will be Rbla To regirirr their
rus 1lmmm vote and get II Ia tho polls.
Tho Domucrats arn woll organized. too.
much bottar than In most states. In fact
tho local Democratic orgahizatloh In
Missouri has bnon able to send Homo
funds on TO tho National cOmmittor IN
Now York. mn srporlonc" which must
hav. bs"n agresahly surprising to tho
Now York hoadauarters. The Demo
cr ata hsre will bs able to accomplish all
that tho organisation can fairly b" ell
pscted to accomplish.
Hut tho thing that no organization can
accomplish or change, or even find out.
Ia tho disbosition and intentions OF tho
lion. JamcA H. Reed. Reed "a q law
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..,,,. -n., r.n.i,,iaa tha r"llIh nI
, III, ,,.,I
'""H "'' 90" wv o., ,,,,
h""ll"I '""r'''" !"
hIt ''u'" ;" ~" go" '"''"" ''''
Er"n' "''H' 81 l"'''''' ~ 20 '''' ~,
Presf"' N'n ~" 81, no
Harding "'''" Nv ,,,,,,
prHe"u' l"nE"" "t "''.''"' ''
refusal 10 'nr'F i"r"''' N'"', -"
ldonllaw ih"i" IN NUN '"' ~ 49,
thi" senator u" 'I"' ''h 10 "'''
ru'd"d hY r"'''' "U'" ',,rI,
by p'r'"""' ''N"'' ""'. ,.,I', In
'"' ~ ,t r,,,jnns Tn, sun
u" P''' ',"'' ,,,' DO. r,,r,,., I,,.sl.
W"r' 4 IN 1" h'rI,"E "E 'Ii 'IIii", ",', ,,,,I
dent 'Hi' ""', ho..,, ,,o,r,cL
haTl"7 'NnnH ''".',L I1,,,,, T ,,,,s,,,rcrs
'" "U"' 'N'y '' ~ ',,'.,, t..,,,,hI,,,u
"s r"nNln'tnG P'""' '' "",' 49, r., 20
policy VIII hr ''.'' ~" .,l,,
80 no hlNiNs''"h 10 ''"'' rI
l"nhrn'l'7 "I ." 49,. ,,I ,,,.,.
h"r"h a. "H','k "'' tI,.,,, ,t,r rho
conservative ware" ''''"'"N ~ a,,
lhd'''.i~" "l -, ,,r.,..'.,', m. Er.
d"iueN'l' ISSUES VIZ ,,tr
puhI"H" r"''S -" CIV ''' 90
League OF Nations
.,. ,..-...,,,.,,,,t,,,,, ar tn, truo
-" i"n' '',,, ,.,.,,,. ~ r.,rluns
p"Ir"9" %, ."' I,n ,,,.,., ,'I-l,n ur what
"''a'' "'u ,,,,,t, ,,,,. n D., in
mo ,,., tl.,. rr,I limo NOW
H'"' ",''A nav. inner, that an
- '''.''' tr.. nal nnlv
%" I'H"' 81" NV '>,','I ,,, ,.,,,I, nun
H"hs "'S' ''' .it nuL l,,rrd
'n' '""' l".'''p +, nInIy con
'h"ih ''"' W. "''' L.,, ,,,,,. =
Fi"'"d '"N' 80" -. nf -,
'"id ~" '"'" rrL..,,shI, mo
''""H '''"'' .,, .,nIo, Luv,y,I
"'''"tS -. ,,L,, ,hn ,nyonnnt Of
"a nv I,,,, =, L,t the rullIIrinua
''' '''G' -. ohIt,, inughInRIy
-! :. -, a., no., -, n,yucd n In hiH
~" -, I,,,,,u phnui tho proy IaIuTIa or
,ha coy,nant---"Ns lust toll tho people
IL mr1nA Inierna l"nPI b9hNt"P''S'
that's all
Fundamentally Ia" ~THt bellsNos !,
much Ia pNa'" - ~ Vll III .R4p-a -aIIlA
on~s tho campaign w over ava tns Hs-
publican u"wrUIp"rH wh" hNN' o"en
luRcwnrm on IN" NhnJ''t Nv 80,
dldnt want !" h'Ip '"'"' ""' ~ W I
dida"T. begin I" com" pu' '''''h.y ~,
favor OF the l"dEu" hEh'"' ,t''
,hauge IL InhE' "plhIoh MHl w IVY.
Many NditoTS resent h"'piy 'h"S lI'o
league Issue has ho"n lht"rlrctru ,hto
the campaign and lntrrl'fr"d WIN ,h"''
donrAtir political desires ana Will d"
moro Tor the l"Hgu" "f nations h'''T
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CONDITION. UNCuANauD

i.nnd"n oct T. IN" ,"ndli I"u uf | .urd
Nr,or MrrSw iu"v. 81 G"rk. VII" IN "u
- hunger rirIM" IN IhlNi"u ~ Ir"n. wnr
announced No unchanged t"nIrh' in
bulletin lrruoL hy ih" iri"h H"lf Deter
mluntIOn l~tRu"
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THE w'HATHER.

wopt virRiniH-=1r and somewhat
warmer Thursday and friday.
Ohio and Western Ponnaylvania--rRir
Thursday and Friday. with rininG tom
psrAture.
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l'olItlcal Correspondent ~ Ih"
mtcllIEcnrcr and N"w York EN"nlnE
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