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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-02-05
pHILO STEWARD,
Register.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

Whereas Charles Tardy of Moose
River Plantation, Somerset County,
Maine, by his mortgage deed dated the
fourteenth day of April, A. D. 1916
and recorded in the Somerset Registry
Of Deeds, Book 1886, Page rs conveyed
to the Guiford Trust Company a Ger
tain lot or parcel of land. situated in
said Moose River Plantation and be-
Ing a part of Lot Number one, in the
Second Range of lots. and bounded az
follows: Bounded on the north by
land owned and occupied by Lizzie,
Pinckney, and on the west and south
by land of r. II Kennedy. and on the
east by the County road leading from
Jackman to the Boundary line, contain
ing one acre. more or less together
with all buildings thereon.
And whereas the condition of said
mortgage has been broken;
Now, therefore. by reason of the
breach of the condition thereof, 1t
claims a foreclosure Of said mortgage.
GEILFORD TRUST COMPANY,
By chester II. Mills, its
3w4 attorney duly authorized.
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STATE OF MAINE
Somerset County,
Probate Court,


january Term A. ID. 1920
On the petition of Rera l.. Fletcher
of Brockton, Massachusetts alleging
that she is one Of the heirs of John
Walker, late of Skowhegan in said
Somerset County, deceased: that the
heirs OF said deceased, live in different
States: that said John Walker at the
time of his death was the owner of
certain real estate situate in said
Skowhegan and fully described in said
petition, and praying that Amos x.
Butler of said Skowhegan or some
other suitable person be authorized to
sell said real estate at private or pub
lie sale and distribute the proceeds.
after paying EXPENSES, among said
heirs according TO their respective
rights therein.
Ordered. that notice thereof be given
to all persons interested therein, by
causing a copy of this order to be
published three weeks successfully in
the independents Reporter. a newspa-
per published at said Skowhegan, the
first publication to be thirty days prior
to the ninth day day of March A. d.
1920, that they may appear at Pro-
bate Court to be held at said Skowhe-
gan on the said ninth day of March
A. ID. 1920, at nine o'clock in the fore
noon and show cause, IL any they have,
why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted.
CHAS. o. SMALL.
Judge of Probate.
true copy.
AVA PHILo STEWARD. Register.
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Bad Accident 10 icayitte BelletleuI
at Sandy River

Sandy River. Feb. 3--Levite Belle
heur met with bad accident Satur-
day morning while working with a
wood saving outfit. Mr.. Belleileur
slipped and fell on the saw, saving
the forearm in to the bone and cut
ting ore finger and one thumb.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-02-05
ard OF Thanks

We wish to thank our ne ghbor-
.at iae~ds for their many acts of
h.adres during the sickness of our
maGee. also for the flowers sent by
nicad- and The Grange.
Nr ard Mrs. Elmer +. Reed
and family
Alr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Wyman
and family
East Madison. Me, Feb. 5, l92O'
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PROBATE NOTICES
To All Persons Interested In Either OIL
the Estates Hereinafter Named

the Estates Hereinafter Named
60
At a Probate Court held at Skowhe-
gan, in ana Tor the county or Somer'
set, on the t"eh'leth uay OF 1ahu-
airy IN the year o. our L-oru one
thousand Hlhe nut ~ Gu anu I t"enes
from the second Iuesuay OF salo Jan
uary, Inc foiloWlhs matters nav
Ing been pfeseehteu LOT Ine actioh mere
upon aereihaIler ihu'ca'eu' 1t Is mere
by ORDERED:
That notice thereoi De even 10 al.
persons ill99e9eeu' "S ,,'bitnhod 49,
OF ms oIue. ~ pe i'ii'I,,' 49,
weeks saeeessiN -. IN INC ~ No.
Reporter +" ne" 81 'p 49, .iiit ~
sko" hesan IN salq ooun'y, o M ~ ene es
my aPPeai al d 80 ~ seeo,S
held at 9N3 ~, hss"m n fa9o ~ rt ne
iueSdaS 2d ena 10" ~ e. forona0n Ind ~ az
heatl .h +, n.., ~ nj iote of Faireeld
Eheh 4. iHnp"r, 80 +i,Ja, co. ~ ~ -
deceased; III anu IVuI G - n
bate anu slPo o,an,,tnr na,,ed therein
without oohu, u,,. ,a+e ~ Norriaga.
Delorn A. hli'on, nate u nj noi III
Woek, othei W i9e nIt,S, - q" rati,ion fnr
ton deceased for an mn Inu of Ed.
ward "A. nll,on' In, one eAeou'oi naii'eo
therein "l.nout oonu' 80 ,,o,;so,
charles r., nv"o.', az ~ 80 81
deceased, III amu peot'io f 6 5ot ~ q
Abbott. me executor hanleu lhefein
without pono. % c,..hn
Rose 1. merr,i, late OF oko~ neg an
deceased. "lll anu petltlon III pr %
pate d. anu hoi appoii t ~ therain
Merrill. the executor named therein
without pono D,..aao,a
Ernest U. Inyior' late OF ttttsneiu
deceased. VIII and petition 1or pro.
bate thereon ana Tor appointment OF
Susan .. Taylor the executrX haHleo
therein without bond. ,..,
Ellen w. Coy, late OF Plttsnelo, oe.
ceased. VIII and petition Tor pronate
thereon ana Tor appointment ., Chai ies
W. Hayes the executor named thereih
John ID. blngham' iate OF an'
deceased. VIII ana petltlon LOT pio
bate and for appointment OF cora M
nexed. the executrlX named therein
having deceased. ,,,.
Mary L. Carr. late or NorrlogeWock'
deceased Petition by, TOT appoint
ment of Maria l., Carr OF Norridge-
wock ADMINISTRATIVE without bond :,
Franeette A. Robbins, late OF Maol-
son, deceased. Petitlon by, TOT ap
pointment of Annie M Remick' OF Mad
ison, administratr1x without pond;
Adoniram ). Herring, late OF SHOW
hegan. aecease a. Petit1oh by, Ior ap,
polnlilieiI11t ., EUGENE hetlIhs Vi
Watervilie. Maine, administrators
Joseph "a. Drew, late OF SCION. oe.
ceased. i9'l1Ioh ny Tor appointment
of waiter j.. ore" or Scion. admins
TRAITOR Wl,hout 9ohd. , G. =,
William Is. FISHER, late OF ST Al.
bans. ueceaseu ietltloh by Herperl
B. FISHER toT appointment or n. Reed
Packard OF oorlhha' Name admins
Olive }. Huntress, late OF Harmony
deceased, ~ rani aeVr Petitlons toI
license to sell real estate situate IN
Harmony III sdl1 Sounty ior the pay
ment OF aepis, OF deceased;
j. Eta Cooley, late or Co9rnyille de-
ceased Auinlh lstrdtor petitions Tor H.
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Sampson & Avore sell the Pitts
field Advertiser, Madison Bulletin,
Dexter Gazette Piscataquis Observer,
Houlton Times and the Independent
Reporter
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Oct. %, 1913,
Fairfield, Maine.
r. F. d. No. /, Box 4,
Dear Friends

Dear Friends:
arrived home safely tonight
about 40 ! did not have to walk
from Goodwill as l told you because
| got a ride from a friend had
a very nice time while in Skowhegan
and hope to be able to come again
next year. I wish to thank you ana
your children for the nice reception
that | received while at your nome
hope that we may become better
acquainted with each other also
wish to thank Skowhegan for our
good time. Hoping to see you soon,
| remain,
j. Mendell Tozier
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Express Appreciation

One of the young men who attend
ed the Agricultural Convention of
Boys and Girls Clubs in Skowhegan
last fall has written to express his
appreciation to those who entertained
him to the people of Skowhegan as
follows:
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The Houlton Times is for sale by
Sampson & Ayore. Skowhegan, and
F. W Spaulding, Norr'dgewock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-02

PRIVATE dwellings mr. Mt. Morris Pert<
Prices Sii 800 to s2i 900. Some on easy
terms.
SPENCER. i5t Nassau u. Beekmnn 7es5,
fsi. i39. f35 NJ. iidth. --sf7 500 each. PEAsu
& EI.LIMAN. $40 Madison av.
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APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED.

Above 5Oth st.--5th Az. to North River.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-02
- UNPUBLISHED.

Above seth st.-Sth Av. to North River.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Borough of oueens--sale or Rent.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-11-26
No. 9.---Public Relations

NHE public service corporation operating
IL public utility designed fundamental public need
fully the limitations the obligations such
relationship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-22
SENATORS PREPARING To PUT
PEACE RESOLUTION THROUGH

WASHING TON. March c1--Althoush
,rtire steps 70 declare q state OF peace
~ conSres-,cra resolution are not eI-
p-ct~I until late this week. Republican
leaders OF the senate and house arc
70 begin conferences tomorrow on tho
rXacc form such a declaration should
aka. Some senator's and nnprrsenta-
ives want 70 phrase tho peace measure
IN tho simplest affirmative tcrms.
others prefer 20 repeal the declaration
Z war and go on record as demand! Ia <
certain concessions from Germany
while stin others arr Tor Inclusion Of
sorle sort u. 4 declaration ot interna-
h. lOnal policy.
The principaI opposition 20 a policy
declaration Is expected 70 COME from
the treaty irreconctlables in tho Senate
scrne of whom have told tho majority Y
leaders they. consider the tirns inoppor-
tune FOR congrees 20 take any binding
stand on ne subject These senators
40 not Ike even tho pendlnE peace res
olutior hy Senator Knox. Republican.
rrrrsylvaris. which rcaSf-ms the be
- - ~ congress n ar ,n'erratIcnal ,r!-
- and disarmament.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-22

REENE Switzerland March % --'Fy
The Associated PrHsSD \ vrritahl" RoI-
Shevist relEn Of terror - In progress ~
Lalpsic. according 20 dispatches recctN ed
here PillaginS and cNCcsA"s ~ al
kinds by radicals are reported 'hcr" ~
we'll va throughout th- industrial con
terS OF tho Ruhr diStrncr. wher" tn"
communists are reported ~ y" m power
Tho reportS declared that p"accahle
citizens were vaylaid. robbed and shot
in tho streets Of LeipStc
COPENHAGEN. March 2o.A dispatch
from L.tpslc SAYS the Reichswehr troops
and colunteers still command tho lnn""
town. mixed detachment attacked
and captured the Volkshaus. which va
,ha headquarters os tho communists.
Eleven persons we're killed and p
wounded and SO were made prisoners
During tho evening the communists set
nre to several buildings.
This dispatch adds that Independent
snd majority Socialists had called upon
the striking workers 20 resume work
LONDON. March 21.--C2overnment ad-
vices from Germany to-day are 10 IN"
effect that their Independent SOCIALISTS
are demanding further concessions ON
the part Of the government, probably
because tho communists ar" gaming n"
upper hand in West Germany.
The adviccs from Essen. Dusseldorf
and Flberteid indicated that all 'Nrc"
towns were IN the hands OF The Sparta
cans that something approaching an
arcbv was taking place IN Essen. and
that fighting was continuing In hHipsl'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-22
ALL EYES NOW CENTERED ON
SOUTH DAKOTA CRUCIAL PRIMARY

rational point Of view. They are earn
cstlv trying 10 form their Judgment on
,hc basis Of what is best for America as
a whole They realize that the result
here will have weight beyond the num-
n r uC delegates involved, and they car
r.s,al- wish TO live up 10 the responsi-
hlltrs of their position
There are local issues hero. and
state fight between the usual two fac
ti"rs OF tho Republican party, Stand
rat and rroGrcssives. but these issues
and thtu facticnal contest are kept be-
low and not above the national issues.
Tn" case ~ being decided on the per
sonal,ica nf the candidates and what
they siari for.
Nearly cycryhody has had = personal
oprarturiiy - sce and hear ono or more
Of the candidates. and the spread OF
reading matter through the newspapers
and otherwise has hncn enormous. In
rhrs process \ good deal of money has
hr-u >p->rt hui without. any charge or
irnrrorriofy o. An, hint or purpose
rihrr than tho legitimate discrimination
uf facts and argument.
women's Choice IL Mystery.
TIC people are making w their minds
.arcfulI, and rhdrrr rdrrily. The wom-
on ), n vote f"r the lirst time and rather
tho more earucSt and thoughtful half
rf each nudlCnc" IS com mpo*cd OF That
SOY ON what basis the women VIII
arrIl" a. their choic" IS AS much or a
mystery her. A. elsewhere in these
comparatively small communities. The
common gossip * that wives and SIS
tors ar. making Up th"tr minds regard
'..s # Their mai" relatives and VIII
Nui.. Imu"I,..nd"utll oI them.
Mrs L.wci"ntouruc int" the state with
her husband. hut Was driven back by
nn extraordinarily bad spell o! weather
This M"", Mrs. Wood has accompanied
her husband on q h-art-hreaRinG trip.
which Included a twrlrt-hUur stall IN
prairie >n"w-st"rn and has held recep-
rlnus IN each town where her husband
has mad" 4 speech.
Il - Gclrral'y agreed shat the PUBIC
rr. fcrrnr" ~ between Wood and Low
d.r ha~ srnHcd back anI forth moro
than nnco hut - JUST nov coming 10
nna} ll;zs;icr. The climax or
interest comes on Saturday night when
Gcu Wood meats Senator Pordc1ter IN
Joint dsoals al the State Capital. Pierre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-22
Woman Held on Charge
Of Abetting Escapes

ypcrrai pIspatch 10 The Tu'eliiEon"rr.
TEJ'RENNlLLE O.. March Ii Mis-.
Anna Mcdonald. aged u years. arrested
1T T!rtsburGh was brought back 90 TINS
city las, might by Deputy sheriff Ed
ward Lucas. and will he hold on 4
charge ~ aiding and abctt;nG III" recent
delivery Of c,Eht prisoners from me
jefferson county Jail. Mrs. Mcdonald
admitted in Pittsburgh Saturday tha;
Sic furnished her husband, William Nc
Donald OF Ycrkville. with two saws with
which tho prisoners cut their way L"
lihCrly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-22

For ~" prrsen' however -" kn0r
resolution has tho right OF WAY So far
as ;he senate program : concerned. l.
was reported by tho foreign r"in'i"0v
committee n December and UnlsS preG
en,s plans nrs changed. will form ~"
basis OF opening discussion o. IN" sUh-
ject late this week on the Senat" floor
In TIE House The situation Is loss de-
mite. m" Republican Leaders th"r" hSy-
lng formulated on policy. In December
they declined TO let IN" question Of a
peace declaration come up ~ all hut
many house members believe the case
may BE- ditrercu, now that the senate
again has refused - rntify Ia" treaty.
The house foreign affairs comtn''''N al
ready has several p"a,r measures be
fore u and Representative Brttt'n Re
publican Illinois. announced tonight
;ha, h" would introduce another tenor
row
With thu treaty back a. ho White
House and plans "a" a peace declaration
St''l ~ rhS'r formHtil" stage. reSpt"
OF several ,lay- generally - expected IN
rongrrssiors' debate cn 'h' lS~u"F
~ sod N connection with n" 'sl7h1Sh-
meni or peace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-22
Contest Expected to Influence
Rest Of Country-Republi-
cans Regard 1t as Fair Can
didacy Test - Position Of
Women Is Mystery

CCorrl gh' 1870. hy Y. y. Evening Posr
hRERnEEE. 5 n. March @t--S"u "
Dakota has = little over a hundred
thousand voters " each soy. To reach
that hundred thousand Cen. Wood -
spending Iro weeks IN the state. GOV
I.owdcn VAS spent on" wc"h, Senator
Johnson ha~ spent ono week and SonS
Tor lnindex'cr mora than week II
these candidates should E'r" tho same
amount Of time t. every hundred thous-
and voter: III The country u would iaka
Zen Wood thrcr y"ars =" make his
campaign and each of tho Others Hcar
md a half
South Dakota gets all thus attention
herauSc tho primary comes At Inn"
wncu candidate hnrc III" result VII
Influence th"rr prestige rhrough"u; tn"
=, 81 Of tic country Also u re assumed
that 'h- South Dakota primary. :" 9"
spcaR. - a laboratory test. cro~s-s"'.-
tIon of feeling N the country rs q
eholc This resumption ~ correct. and
The rest "r ~" country Will Il" justified
IN feeling the Why South Dakota v"i"s
n"Nt Tuesday IL fair test Of n" r"ac-
tion Of Il small body of average Amer
can voters who have had 4 better "p-
rurtuni,y than n" rest Of th' country
10 So" III" candidates ami ",h"rwlS"
pass judgment on them
hHyn said "nYcrng" American N"i-
rr.' Lut N" truth !s South Dakota :
considerably abov" the ay"fac" Thhr"
are but two foreign settlements. both
small. uNe uC So.called Russian Germans
IN the north and one Of Srandina'lanS
IN the cas'.
People Deeply Interested
tn r. are no factories /" speuA ~ ~
.cp' tnr = small mining tsC:iCn ~ the
WoSi Tie s;a's = made uD alm"Si
wholly n' 'ndr rpcndru' farmers au5
small ioNns rho Kind "r population
thai = he hulwsrk ~ Am"rl"a tn"
rcnp',> arc Grcrlr interested IN h" "i""-
llon. They arc interested N It from 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-22
KING IN BITTER .
ATTACK AF TIER
JURY'S VERDICT
NEWBERRY CAMPAIGN
DECLARED CLEAN
Senator's Manager Asserts
Higher Court Will ReveN
Grand Rapids Verdict

GRAND RATIDS. Mich. March @1.N
PanI il. King. campaign manager for
senator Truman II. N"wbcrry IN 1918
and ono of the seventeen men convicted
Saturday on charges OF crinlnaiiy con-
-piring TO violate the federal corrupt
rrtrllreS set, issued statement TO-
NIGHT charactcrizing the outcome Of III"
.uiarl. trial Just concluded as 'indic6-
iiru , tho power Of tho administrator
With ail the agencies Of th' government
At lis ,'"mmand.
S.rafnr Ncwhcrry'e campaign Was
che rl"ancst ever comdu"trd. the state
,r.,f, aid Tho "rich, "f Michigan Not'
prcs;d.urial interference. Mr.. Nins
said would D. vindicarcd IN higher
court"
Kings Statement.
Tho statement follows in part:
The result Of the trial indicates tRf
rnnrr nf tho administration with all OF
,h~ agencies OF the government at lis
command. backed Up by the great iniIu-
cree and vast wealth or Henry Ford.
$50 jurv and no court can make a
,.-,minal on, Of ne nor ou' ot my asso-
clatcs We arc the only ones who can
do thn' and that We haN" not done nor
viii not do. =
"Thcrc is thank God another day and
another court in which justice will ul-
,imatcly hc done and this monstrous
thing made right.
Tho right Of Michigan Republicans
70 cunduCt their own primary without
presidential interference. and the right
or Michigan voters freely 10 choose thssr
own United States senator viii cventu-
ally be vindicatcd. With that will ocmS
prr:onal vindication OF each one OF the
mon who have already sacrificed much.
hut who arc willing 10 sacrifice more II
need he" e.
While no dchnitc announcement has
heen made. Il Is understood Martin W.
Ii,tIctnn. chief of defense counsel, VIII
argue the case on appeal 20 the
United States supreme court. II has
been indicated that the appeal will be
based largely on tho cousttutionallty or
the corrupt practiceS act, and Judge
Clarence ". Sessions Interpretation OF
the act in his Instructions 10 the jury.
Practically all the defendants and
their attorneys had loft Grand Rapids
today but Mr.. King. who has been con-
fined 70 his hotel room for week end
following a nervous breakdown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-22
BOLSHEV|ST|C REIGN Of TERROR;
CITIZENS HELD Up AND KILLED
NFLICTSBETWEEN THE REDS AND EBERT FORCES
CONTINUE-FOUR TOWNS IN THE RHlNELAND
NOW GOVERNED BY SOVIET COUNCILS--STREET
BATTLES IN ESSEN LAST TWENTY HOURS

Noks
capitulaed
received Five
fifty prisoner BY IN"
Of
m" city have
y machine
least towns DortuNno
EssenN andBu governed by Soviet councils
lasted man twenty
badly demolished and the casualties
dana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-22
LOWER OHIO VALLEY
IN FLOOD ESCAPE

CINClNNATf O. March cl.--W!th
IN" Ohio river registering Ii5 feet. fair
weather prevailing over the watersheds
and the tributary streams falling, all
danger Of a DANA ging flood nj tncin-
uuti had passed tonight. Forccas'"r
revrroauN announced that the water
had risen only onc-tcnrh 81 mn inch in
six hours this afternoon. and he bcli"y-
ed the crest would bc reached before to-
morrow at not more than 55 feet.
LOUISVILLE Ky. March cl.-Rising
c!Cht-tcnths oF foot in III" past
,wcnty-four hours. tho Ohio river here
tonight reached 4 stage Of SIS feet. 3f
fc"t above food stage The crest is OK
pccted late tomorrow ny the weather
forccastcrs. with a stage ot SIS fe"t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-22
Ohio River LOCk-men
Geet Wages Increase

WASHINGTON. March 2i--A- re-
suit OF three months work on III" mat
ter. Congressman II. (. woodward a
able 70 announce 70 the several hundred
men Interested th7: n" government mas
agrea 20 I0Cr~j,t" la" lock employees o'1
,u, Ohio riyer--Wheelin6 20 ltununEt"',
.--ul both OK IA. kd.IW uas. ia'' ""go-
,larions have been u proKFcss for thrr"
months. Congressman Woodyard Pep
ressutiuE the employees. and The radjUSt-
ment ordered varies IN averages. the
highest raises going 20 the mon IN n"
Wheeling district 50 as /" conform their
paw with that Of I'll. mon IN the Pitts
burSh district. Tho Application Of the
mon for morg pAE was based ON tn"
greatly Increased costs OF LIVING
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-22
STRUCK BIG GASSER
AT SIX FEET But IN
ANOTHER MANS CLAIM

PITTSBURGH, Pa. March 2i.-Great
excitement was caused here Saturday
hv gas we'll drillers In Fern Hollow.
near Swissvale. striking . 100000 foot
flow Of gas six feet under the surfase,
but this enthusiasm subsided consider
abIv when Il was discovered that a
l3-inch drill had been driven through
one Of the mains OF the Philadelphia
company.
In the McKeesport field the we'll pro-
NOTED by ball players sunk at the home
Mate Of former diamond. came IN
with an estimated flow OF 100000
cubic fcnt daily. This is known as the
five field" well
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-22
The Communist Headquarters at
LeiDSiC Forced TO Surrender
AMERICANS RESCUED
FROM LEIPSIC, WHERE
DISORDER CONTINUES

CoRLF$T March "l--tRy tn. A.
~rc:atcd TrcsSN The spcrlrl train
which left Coh,Nn2 NJ -:lj Saturday
morning - hiring out zoo Nmerjcan and
Rr.tLSh business men reported cndRnG
cred n Lo!rS!c. wh~ro serious d!sor-
ders have occurred. reached Letpslc AZ
! O'Clock this morning without incident.
Tho train loft l.cipsic with 80 passen-
gers AZ 1910 a. m. Only twenty-five
Americans departed on tho special
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-22

GONNWA NVNLE. NNT'N .!-"N0.
hamm"d VI. Sultan Of Turkey, ln"k"d
cider and more broken thnm usual this
morning As he made HIS weekly ride III
-,,ra from YlIdlz raI1r" 10 M"Ud"h
IanH Tor his "Srlnanl.k' o. official at
,rndanre ut prayers. Although rh" ii.
..rd proclamation Of military "roupa;'"a
.r ConStantnuple declared ~" allies
".r,rution 10 uphold the Su!tan's power
rroyis.orally. 'h" o.r,is Witch Watched
tho unharpy o,d mNn "n"rEN from his
l.,'a... o,,r.n0k'.F = 81" ~, 'u"cSGue min-
s'rt~ and 'uv"Ts "f StaNsh"-i AnI ~"
barh.G 10 ThnrUs. appeared !" go
a1.-c ,nni c.sh, h4-d~Nd l"prs o. TH-A-
... rufc m rons'antincple had 'Ir,ut..y
ended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-22
TIE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. March 2l.-TorecRst:
oho-Fair, warmer, Monday; Tuea-
day, increasing cloudiness and warmer.
Western Pennsylvana-Falr. warmer,
Monday and Tuesday.
West VirgtnIa-rair, warmer. Mon
day; Tuesday, partly cloudy, warmer