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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-23

Saturdays close and the mid afternoon
market was within a few points of
the lowest.
The continued weakness OF Liver
pool which was attributed by private
cables TO rumors of failures in the Far
East and setting by Manchester on
further declines here later In the morn
ing. All active deliveries broke into
new low ground with october selling
off to assoc and December to 25.35c or
30 TO l0S points lower Stop orders
cution there were rallies OF several
points. but the tone OF the market
showed little improvement and the
bulges were not fully maintained.
Futures closed easy at decline Of S25
TO 1870 points.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-23
MONEY.

NEW YORK. Aug. "a Mercantile pa o
per s Exchange heavy Sterling Co
day bills 5i37S commercial So day hills
ON hanks. 3.531s commercial 60-day
hills, &.53N demand. 3.5S: cables,
3.6Sat
Francs, demand. 1ol cables 7.o3.
Belgian francs. demand, 1.53, cables
I b5
builders. demand S22S cables. - 80
Lire. demand ISL. cables. i65.
Marks demand. I Of, cables | %.
New York exchange on Montreal
II i5-16 per cent discount
Government bonds Irregular. rail
road bonds irregular
Time loans strong, 90 days, 30 days
and six months 8,
CAN money steady, ruling rate I
bank aCceptanCes So
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Memphis District.


Sunday Brownsville 81, Columbus
10. Corscana SO, Falfupias is Green
vile ls, Llama OF, MeSia "a, Nacog-
doches ,O4, Riverside 1876, snyder "a
Monday--Abilenc % Austin 90, Bee
Vile OF, Brenham "a. Columbus .02,
Cuero IS. Eastland .0S. Galveston SO,
Houston 20. Mexia 40. Nacogdoches
.o6, San Antonio OF, Snyder los Waxa
haChiC "a
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Vegetables.

Besns-Navy per ID, SIC: Lima, per
r.. HA@15Hc.
Peas-california black-eye. pei ID. Sc
Potatocs-Cwt.. all varieties. $500
ben
Onions-Sacked, 100 lbs, S2,50d3.00.
Cabhage-Crate, cwt.. $l.75a2.25,
Lettuce Northern. crate, $2.00m2.25.
Michigan. bunch, 60675c.
Tomatoes--B ushel, S1,25G1.75.
Peppers Basket. lNN5Uc.
Snaps-BusheI 81 90
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-23
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Aug. %. Raw sugar
quiet; centrifueal 1900: refined easy;
fine graduated, 17.1o@2250
Sugar futures steady: sales ZOO tons;
September lie; october, 10 45c? Decem
Der, 10.75c; January. loo; March 9.95c.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-23
BOND CLOSE.

NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-FinaI prices
liberty bonds: az S99s: first 4s St2S,
second Is. $3.50; first iiss. st6t. second
tlas, s4t6: third ti4s, s77s; fourth itls
$3.50; victory 3a,s. l955i. victory i',s.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-23
Provisions.

Dry Salt Meats-Regular, 1s91sc; ex-
"s ss,oa 10 c,r.a sa.t.-stsndard hams
asa 30
p.oor tTanc,, so,actad '61SDHAc. kac.
onds' 1sdtte '' se'e''''
Iard-pure hog lard. 2t622hc: best
romnound II. 17ih misc
Hmo;,. EnaJs+uffa
(N:erchants' Exchange Quotationsl
Oats-White, dray LOTT, ole; mixed,
soc.
tsaops-- Per ton. less tha.. car lots.
$1,000.
rn-SncLed. in draw losd its. No.
NH MnI'f Feed t,O y load lots ton 8 Sran.
$500; shorts; ssa.ON. -. NJ
/ Si6 90; No s3S 90: alfalfa, shoice
s43, 90; No. /, $40. 90 Z No. 2. 1886. 90.
Do oor;oo ood T;ao
odSSlhS anu Aiee'
Bagging-Two- pound: York, 21hc;
Hhdoo, Zoe; August delivery, &c month
Ties|Bundle. 45-Ib., S2.eIh; 6O-lb.,
S3.49: 1bc TO &c carrying charge
Cottonsaed products.
SOUVOHSSOu 1AVu"S'S'
Merchants Exchange Ouotationso
:, Crude oil. basis folio T. O. b mil mils &c;
nominal: bulls. loose S14.0O@i5,00,
Fru;tc
"A"S'
Lemons Box: sS,Oo@5.oo.
Dr rr"sa% tTT "a S SSiSO" ''VO'
Apples--Cooking, hamper, $1.5o@2.25;
ID P PIG chS SSVJB basket, Elbertas,
$4.0O@5NO.
Grapefruit--Florida s.. 0016.00.
Dried Fruit-Evaporate led apples. 1870
100. neacheS fo4i6m9hc. prllneS III
nominal. aprlcots, nominal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. crate, s600G6, so.
neutrality-suspicious. grown, bushel,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-23

CHICAGO. Aug. 2S.-Potatoes. re.
ceipts 81 cars; market firm. Virginia
cobblers, S4.75G5.0O Jersey sacked. 50 90
OSLO per cwt.; Minnesota Early
ST. LOUIS. Aug 23.-Poultry-Hens
&c; springs, SOC, turkeys, 46c; ducks
zoe; geese, l5C.
Butter,-CreameTy 55C
Eggs-45c,
NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Butter firm
creamery tirsts 5liscd Sc: eggs firm
fresh gathered firsts: 5Oca54'
Cheese firm; average run 26cd27
Live poultry steady; brolers by freight
32c@ 3s by express 35ca42: fowls 32cG
SO; old ROSTERS Csc; turks Soc Dressed
firm; western broilers. fresh 43cn56
fowls fresh 27cH42: ROSTERS fresh 26cd
KANSAS. CITY, Aug 28.-Buttcr
creamery. 5Sc. packing butter, 4Oc.
Egg, firsts lie higher. 49c: seconds
lc higher, 42C selected case lots. 62c
Poultry hens 26u csc, broilers. Sac
springs Sic, roosters. lie.
Potatoes, Sls0ml.o0.
CHICAGO. Aug. 93-Butter. un.
changed, creamery 4iI55c
Eggs. higher, receipts 6,536 cases
firsts, Asa a iSC, ordinary firsts 42io d
43ieC: at mark, cases included. 43n45C
storage packed firsts, 4St5m 49c.
Poultry alive unchanged, fowls. 33c
springs 34iac.
NEW YORK. Aug. % Bar silver. do
mestic. 99is foreign, 91l4 Mexican dol
lars, 7tA.
NEW YORK. Aug 23.-Copper steady
clectroytic spot and third quarter 10
Iron firm. No. ! Northern. $50 90 a
81 90. 40. Northern SIS 00d49. 90. 40
southern. A5 0OH Sc 90
Tin weak spot and nearby. 46.75. N
lures 400.
Antimony 1.25.
Lead trm spot. 9.OOa95O.
Zinc steady. East st Louis delivery
spot. S0UnSl5
At London. copper SPOT C94. IS. I'D
futures. E91. l2s Cd
FIcCtro'ttC, slot, Elll. futures. ClS
Tin spot. Sos, lbs; futures. E274. b.
Lead. spot. &25, lis, I'd futures
30. as
Zinc, spot eAo, las futures. 6? q.
sAvANNAH. Ga Aug. 23.-Tmpcr
/ tine firm; lI3isdl4f, sahs 100 receipt
/ 3gn shipments | .405, stock 9I26, rosiI
| steady. sales i59 receipts ~, shin
| m"utc 5l93. stock 3Tt93. stock G1.56.
! quote: y. T.. + =. II. l. K NJ y
| " g, W. W l562R
NEW YORK. Aug 23.-Cofce : ri
SIS. futures steady September 500, dc
ccmbcr 500
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Grain.

Chicago. -Liberal wheat and oats re-
| ceipts had some effect at opening. Com
| receipts were very small, at so cars
Wild
Kansas City.-Motored to Sedala Sat
| urday. talked with farmers at Warrens-
burg, Lamonte and Dresden The terri
| tory received 9i2 inches rain Thursday
and Friday of last week, enough water
to flood the country, but every farmer
talked favorable for bumper corn crop.
one man from Clinton, Henry county,
said Missouri would raise the largest
corn crop in its history.--Wagner TO S.
q C.
Grain Bet Forecast-AT states fair
| tonight and Tuesday, warmer
Chicago. Provision market firm on
| light buying of October lard by a
Western packer. No selling pressure,
and an attempt to cover some October
| lard made large bulge to ~ cents
| Wagner
C'fiicago.--Locals took the selling side
or large receipts of wheat and oats.
Poor demand for cash corn a factor
wagner to s. & G.
Chicago Sentiment in all grain is
| bearish Buyers n coarse grains are
| holding off and expecting lower prices.
Crop conditions are good for all grains.
Warmer weather is needed for corn,
| which is late and about the only thing
| that can cause damage now will be
| frost, A large crop is assured. The
| big longs are firm in their opinion that
| receipts will be light and look for higher
prices % Bricn to MCFall.
New Worthwhile we are not bullish,
| think market may hold around 25c Tor
futures until more is known about the
Crop.-Ovcrton to McFan.
Moscow The exchange of merchan-
disc between Russia and Italy has been
| begun by the leaving from Odessa OF
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-23
LOCAL sHcuRTTTEs.

Quotations are unofficial. being OBJ
tanned from the most reliable sources
and are based or the last known sale
and bid. -,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ml-Ail ms, aug, -, --ttooSS- hcCelpts
Wills, skins, S7.50h so: stockers, 50
lbs and up, Sll,G0n Y so: pigs, fat, sll,oO
nl326, thin, tl0oOn 100. IN
Catue---ReceIpls fair; steady steers
medium heavy. St,O0ngc0, light butch
gis. 81 con 500: thin common, $4,000
fco. choice light stockers, $S,OO07 90.
butcher heifers. s. 0VH 500 fat cows,
81, nUft co, cutters. $4.60a5 80. Gamers
S3,5Oa3.75, veal calves good $4,000
1000; light and poor. $1,000 100 bulls.
tat 81 .0oh 90. medium. N50G5 $50.
CHICAGO. Aug -Cattle--Rcceipts
81 600. Chotc" steers and warnings
strong to pc higher, bulk dry feds,
SIS 25u 1850. rangers and Rrassers com
prise bulk Of receipts. market Worry slow
tanners. A.o0H4. IS. steady. in between
grades, So 15GIS rs very uneven: bologna
bulls dull, 25c lower at IS so and 1915;
best veal calves opened steady, mostly
Sl425H $500. stockers and feeder cattle
slow. steady; heavy calves steady
Hogs Receipts 80 600; active, mostly
l0d l5c lower. top. Sl575, out OF line,
bulk light and butchers. Sl490n 1880.
bulk packing soVs Flf coo IL %; pigs,
25C lower.
Sheep-Recetpts IS 900, lat lambs 25o
higher, top native. SEES; bulk til.00H
s,l.s. 49,, s,oad,..N >tn,'tara' ,,,,bnrs
a. % 4y'P e. "'t',,,
s',-SSH 80 ~, 80, HsSt yves F'-'' 'c'u''
'"n'oH n'Iu hIkht'
cor r,,.,s - %. r.,,,. yooo
81. l-oII@' avg - s'N'' H."VV
steers d5. stead 'oP steers, NS Ny. bnlh.
H!u.pnH I-.'W. l'"iIinE S,rrIs ann ..eldiets
,'.adl tahhSf cow .l'A1y ~ S.voh
1,'' tdHS anu 'SI,tS s''a"N sVou Hlu
Cn"l'' N''ttTN. sl-|,i, ''.''' 'Feue'
N,,%%oN s5aE, NNi1on wv, .,-.,,.
YIN Satur'a5 aI,rraee. Lon - , ,eg.
pgih NEhl q na Iltu'" nS''-''t
To 20. hG'h HtaF;'S. ~ -"I wv,
,N"''i' ,a'',uS ~ ~, ."S, rs
sn''l -"nH ,IF ,ss"ot'.c '.'''" ''P
e"'1. ~ ''' '"'N' ''''
,,,.,.vrIr -. 400 q, raulo.
p,..,,'. "a E"y ,[C lovS, Hray,.
,I..,' a. AZ. IA ,N' bSrr eifrrs & 00a,
n ga E.iC,r. tS ooT II On rn.s & 00,f
ia ro' jend.rq g. n0s, IA On s,nrkcrs q 50
aqoo
u,,,-. u,-at,,ts I 700 ,,.ti,, st.ady
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-23
MEMPHIS MARKETS
Produce.

Eggs-Candled. 5ed54c; current re-
ceipts. loss off, 46@5Oc.
-, Butter-Fresh creamery, pound prints,
54a56c; country butter, 30W35c.
Cheese--Cream prints 29d31c
Poultry---Duoks, 25Q27c; hens. alive.
lie; broilers, pounds, 34G3Se; geese,
2On 21c
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-23
CONSOLIDATED pORr.
DAILY INTERIOR.
ToMoRRoW's ESTIMATED

1920 Last wk 1919
New Orleans 50oH san 4l9i I.7p5
Galveston ....5 ,ao0u6.0ou 5.S79 &C
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-23

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Cash: Wheat,
No, e red $2.45d2.47h; No. hard,
,,I Gofn' j IL s,2 mixed. s1.67@l.ss No,
Oats, No No. 2 white. ss@71e; No. 3
white, 66%4 @691Sc.
Rye, No. 2, $1.9S12@2
Barley. $1.05@112
Timothy seed. $S.00m11.00.
Clover seed. $25.00@S0.00.
oPrk, nominal.
Lard, $l8.S2.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 23.-Close:
Wheat, December, $2.211s; March
Corn, September $1.32h; December
$Il2% May, S1.11h.
ST. LOUIS. Aug 23,--Cash: Wheat;
No. . red winter, S2,45@2.46la; NO. )
red winter S2.40@2.41.
Corn. No. 3 white. $1,63d1.64 -.
Oats, No. white, 70@71c; No. )
white. 69@70hc.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 23.-Cash wheat
3@1Oc lower; No ! hard, $2.SSm2.55; NO
hard, $2S3M2.52; No. /, red, $2.4lm
2.43; No. 2 red, $4,000. 421A.
Corn-7m12c lower; No. mixed " 40 :
No white, $l.4lal 42; NO. yeloW'
Oats-1a2kc lower; No. . white, zoe;
No mixed, 72c; No. red, 671e@6Sc'
Rye-$1 90,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-23

Dry Salt Meats-Regular, 1s9l9c: ex-
tras, l9c.
Sugar Cured Meats-Standard hams.
$50 42c
Bacon-Fapcy selected. '51654c: Bee
onds. 43 FAC
Lard-Pure hog lard, 21q22hc; best
compound. h., 17is Glsc.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-23
We Offer For Sale +

We Offer For Sale ''
The following used cars
that have been rebuilt and
reprinted:
1919 King 49, new paint, GOOD cord
tires. Mechanically perfect, $3.50.
1918 Dodge, fine condition.
1920 Dixie Flyer, Roadster, run only
I.400 miles. Tires new, car just like
new, at a real bargain.
1919 Nash. Looks and runs like new
car.
1919 Ford Roadster. just like new. seat
covers, foot accelerator.
1920 Stephens, used as a demonstra-
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With each of our used cars we give
a guarantee; also give a coupon book
that contains coupons good for 80 hours
of expert mechanical labor.
Buying a used car from us you get
the same service and guarantee that
you get in buying new car We have
no junk. All first-c class late model cars
at terms to suit you.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-23

ST LOUIS. Aug Poultry-Hens.
21c; springs, SOC; turkeys, 46c; ducks,
zoe; geese, l5c.
Butter-Creamery 55c.
Eggs--45c
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-23
NEW YORK COTTON

Contracts closed weak at advsn
] 10 decline Of rs points.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-23

KANSAS CITY, Aug 23.-Buttcr.
creamery. 5Sc. packing butter, 4Oc.
Eggs, firsts lc higher, 49c: seconds
lc higher, 42c. selected case lots, $40.
Poultry, hens 26u csc, broilers Sac:
springs, 3lC, roosters. lie.
Potatoes 81 SOm %
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS

CHICAGO, Aug. 23-Potatoes, re-
ceipts 81 cars; market firm. Virginia
cobblers. A.75G5,00; Jersey sacked. 50. 90
OSLO per cwt.; Minnesota Early
Ohios, t2.65G27j.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-23

Total sales 343,SoO shares,
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-25

isagDs Hls 1tVAzrtd Esans AZ tss VeFy
ssSlaef ~ the eAnpaAEn kas ena@d m
csrtA11tg On TIE DaEArnsEni tmEcs The
party "a az atHDl1te unit On a.
Ite party ka1 rlof been a. emitted Ane
zittszi Hlnss ths days % ne etTfi war.
Lafayette Ts'1EE q Iowa. formerly Sea-
at0r. Declared to-1Ey Afasr Waiting Nr.
HGrclng. TIE zccsCEAbos speech WAA
-1bDsd and manly and met every AEB2s
tAet 10 tacs.~ Nr. T0znS EEiA he
a1Aecs
1T FetoIosa nAny that the Stazto- LT
Fstk a spisneId nan Ab1 E9eh n thor
g1shbrs,1 RsDsblsezn- Ths parry bsNsr
kzS bern % Enlts1 Fanes the eavh war
- Il s nov in TIRE support Q, SsnAtoT
Hz-eiaE and Cor. Coolidge WbsS the
party ksd ~ Cd aEhtE years 40 Sbs
daily nswNpap psrs every day had a.-ts-
raes1a fso-a dsEttnEsisesd Republicans
Elsiing Ehy theg eOsd not Egvpogt ths
ieket Neihtng q that klnd is hap7'tn-
ing 10Y Eyery hgh,er 10 snSi5s ths
breast EorLE IL The Rspgbiiean party
eAnBoc elect Senator HMrdlng ths party
rossd noG eIsc- amy ore.
Men Nbo are IN busi5sAs trssnh.s
Ehsn tbsy think of TIE pcsEibDs1U cl
four years mere q wi,Egnis.n arr Hhsy
lgok Up0a Harding as the hope D. No
ySylbeS.~
Tour speech waI splsndsd-- Senator
James W. WAdEwortn. JT.. Of New York
ttIeETArhsd % the Senator.
Benjamin n. Dover Of San FrLrrtSco
;sleErApfasd that In calkogniA uaere waA
expf.Hsed The greatest aatiEfactton wfth
ths Senator's declArAttonB and HASe tht
sp4sch had ad5sd greatly 10 the party>s
strength throughout the West
william 3 B<nrsT of Portland fn-
formed the Senator he wo1I1 csTTy Ore
gon by 3s,sbs At ieaF,
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-25
HARDING TO REPAIR
WILSON'S MISTAKES
Washington Is Enthusiastic
Over Promised Action to
Put Nation at Peace.

sgorsl 70 ThK srN ISs NEE Ycax Hrall..
WAsHINGToN. JUiy .i-Popzlsr rtac.
t.on 70 Senator Warren C. HArdinE's
s1escA ACCEPTING the Rspz5sean ncn.-
nziion fer Presi3Sn; has st IN. ard B,
Is sEsrytAiAS he and tAs party mAnAssrs
Tad hoped Tor. sosgrding 70 a1,hsntie
representatives TIA; have reached Wash
inSton from al pA-ts Of the eelatr,
within tie last tatrty-ssx hou-n
Yesterday and today pollticszns and
S1E.neas Essn have come into this city
from rszriy sSery state cas-. Of n.
Mississippi River. The RepJblScsns
among TEEN are snthasizsIc over TIE
reception Of the Harding Epee-b by al
cl2Gses and conditions o. voters yhgs
the Democrats have a worried exores-
Fson when the EGbysc- IL mentioned ana
Indicate pretty plainly LHat ther hoos
merely Cox viii 90 as neil Ia bis 'speesh
o. aoceptance-
4 eanvaRs % tAsss incoming trzveHs-s
ny a correspondent for TIE SrS AND
NV YORK HEEGLr shows that Har-
arg fearless AnS niaEterful harding Of
ths League o. Nations ara peace isr1s
has nnG5s the deepest impression every
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-25
HARDING REJECTS
DEBS PARDON PLEA
Tells Socialist Nominees Ad-
yees.e He Has Net Time 20
Review His Case.
Senator Well Pleased With
Hiram JOhnsOn's Statement
on Acceptance.
B,s F.sy co-a,.rGsr' ., Tsr ses a's

D. F.sv Cs-r,Hyst6esi 81 TRr sgs 40
GrB Tax HSGais.
AlAGoN, o.. JgIy 74--gsnat0g Hsr-
SInS rsfasse to-day - SIN IN making a
pea fgF c1szDsBcy fer E1gsne V. L@ot.
o. Eoei&i&ff rOrnlDss sor Prsft9snt. who 10
siOnaDe1ing his earIDatEn FROM 4 froni
ter IN the Fe1sral prism AZ AilAnts.
Wbsre - ss gGI pr-hossF. DECLARING
h1 fgll belief IN TIE frss1on of speech.
fbs Esrxt0r deciinsd 70 Eokscrios 20 th+
6o>tr1ns that "A man hsI q rlEht % think
prcaK
PaTseY p. Chrstsnser. Prsalssnt4I
rouinsa q tie Farmer L&bor Party.
wrO;s 70 NJ Harding SgEgsEting that
80 ssTsrsl ra41lnsts RsoW their EDDTtisE
e atitisr b. grfnE IN ptuiioning fer &
f1F4On for Their OppoBsni behind ths
bsrg In hh answer TIE Senator E,atsd 2
4 have ,your tslsgrsnn relating 70 TIE
release frona pr1son % EgEsDs v Debs-
uni1k a. heartily a. ygg 6o IN frss1Orn
- thgagAt and Ep@sch and press within
me ilfnitstiors yhach GUARANTEES our hs-
sFtyl and czn ven belieTs Ne differ
i,tis zbVgt tie sbgEss ~ that fSesd0nn
vhec TIE Rspubi.c 10 10 peril I b.
i,svs is gsoerosE amnesty fog political
I-ts9nerF. byt this broad polscy does Eot
:lEthy q hAE.y diEpositign Of any case
bsfoss g n eofTi1sfs1 on ~ inertia II
e rnDoasfbis 10 utter ar opinion vftk01f
sun rsTiew"
Nr. CbgistsnSsn ssid he Git.lkss enter
ing the campaign gnlis me of his op-
Sonenis - IN prison. ~zne especially for
no cfirDs D,hss than az honsEt public eE-
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-25

pTssaso1 q M psl.tbczl TseEES what
eTtr t1sti6ratigl LbsFs uag have nst1
fss ust G0geTn1err 6erI4Eg % DerI
h4a fFee1cm dgrang uE var eneee
tWNnfy noGths As9 via ne Advert a.
peace. Mr.. csflFtsansn urge
NY conctps1os q lipsrty snciB5sE ths
Fixht ~ thknk wr01G. chrtsGensta
ascss 4 Eay To- NJ. Deha Aht %
otteTH Bflh ubo-z ! e4nEre.. iHc1Bciag
tas saEsiAatsB % the R&DstalaAD and
rl-rss-syssse s=ssss.s, 7 s-@sAs sss= seeas
~, VIII 6sfend vita my life yVgr
rEs, - express tAs-a' Does = 90;
sypsal % res as a matter % HtIpAe
,usssns bat ~ Fr-sdoentaai cAo1a1Atea
q TIE ReygtaieaB and D<Dec7ztie A1e
YLTrasr LabeT parties Eh9uE ycsn IN a
esfnkn1 uyon ths Preldcsnt % u9s
Unltse states % rebeAhs tss EoclAliss
eaacjsAts from AtiAntz DgiBon+ As Tor
nv. II FhAH not - EAie tnEs J have
bssa a parry 70 the EsTSerstOn o. any
fnsn Tor ihs opanion ~ h9ieE. z1c ?
Eh0zIs 40 YsxsTS myself n failed 70
ysblsesy snb0snos r3y eoa1sn-nats0n 6
the tzrgris0nHDsns % Dsh's n0T fhht
have entered q race IN uhlsh he 10 .
eonapeutC- Y0gr ~nse % sportsman
snip rnuEt have ied y01 ssncs your nSrni-
nation u eOnHstsr THE pOsitson q DsHs.
b@sse1h an Snsusr fr9aa y0s % this
Dros0sal~
WMfinR hard o. the So>gnsE;S n
1hirh he Mil fgrtssr Argss hsH ease BE-
fore tbs pgblis n ths coming Gays. tbs
Esszi0r expressed t0-12y SalE apvreeiA-
,s0r 81 the warm reBDoase whgch has
oors frpzE svsTy part % the eDEruy
EBd ever fSeti.n Of RsDEkise4na Tns
ssE4t0E Ea.d
Il an gTati3ea~oTsr The many sTprss-
rsoza Q: &DpEoyA wtsch have been
shown II Ls ysrT plsAEnE 70 be az
rsTe1 that hare correctly spoken the
Rspgtliesn Interpretation 0. tie plx:-
torn o. course {: 10 god 70 be As-
szfsd ~ Senator Johnson'a eDFd-z! Gp,-
yro12L There nsver was ANY dosbt In
M gEa mind ESout ths ultimate csrr-
Hliltal o. pFogrsAEivs Rspgbiicxns 20 %.
Rspg5iscan cz1Es this yezy Under the
FscoDllittsl % party goyefrr rpez; u ~
our sssec-si 01snsts % make the Rersb-
licA1 party s1prsEsifs Of the bsE.
th1ggai d toe American cltLzsnahlp
shiea ccirDoks H.
Senator J0hnE0nk unqualified ls6orse-
nsn' Of the nominees potlti0n On the
Leaggs 0, Naiions hT2ught cheer 70 all
the party leaders az well az Z, Harding
TIE Oniy question Of doubt was hetbsr
the nominee would 20 fsr enough 70 sat
lSfy TIE more Fsc;cai opponents Of the
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wouIa KIII Wilson League.

Such A call would place this country
n an extremity embarrassing posiilc'a-
Toe sending of more Amerscan uoop1
70 Euroge q; this time Is the last ihlrg
ths American people UA1t 10 Do NO
politician prstssds 90 take any c.1sr
y5e-. hut President wiison has STATED
,ha, tbe United states would be morally
bound- 10 accept this responsibility ana
he has declared 70 nasnbsrs o. the SEN
ate Committee On Foreign Relations that
- rezsrds EOch a moral o5ligsisol IS
more compelling than y legal coigz''2h-
In this opinion the mos; vigorous oi''c-
nerts Of the league IN the senate have
thoroughly agreed with hira. and Tor hat
vsTy reason ,hey haV9 determined % kiil
the Wilson league.
l, is the universal opinion in Wash
iErton thz, II the Republicans carry lhe
co-y,try in November tive nrst impor-
Tan, act Of Senator Harding after ne Is
worn in as Presi5ent win b 10 call an
EXTRA session OF Congress 70 cooperate
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wfth him not oniY r. Ess;oyfng psse.
with the CantrHi Powers az ras sz-iiss
posslhle moment but % rspsai e1tstrr
EArtire iegtalatiOa and take s-sp1 70
pa the cO1ntFy back oG n nernL p-s.
war bzkaA
TfSe vhO.eheesteo tn>onStrlsn; g Il.
Harding speech ~ ss-atog Hsr4z ysAr.
Soz (CaL). chief oDpoze1t o. the Lam.
CT Nations IN the Senate. has A51s1 is
he snth1Eiasm of ths Rsp-blsa1nE Ts,,
are rApsciy rsAenfzs n pant whsrs ts.,
viii oHer big cSAs that SsnAt.r RAl
ding VII sweep tie Whole country Z. y,
elsctsons- only a tsairs 70 sS;etr co...
servAtive prevents them fsen es!aE .,
now. fos they Believe r.
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legislative measures In C7ESTess " a.
hSd a detrinentAl e.fect On ooIsstss
conditions which h no less pronolnosa
because !; is Indirect
The preBeni sssihins condition o. t141,
srn Europe which has brUushi a Ters~ ~
cf the worid war within the rAnse oa
possibilities has not served 70 AliAy ths
fears Of DeraoCrAtte leaders iAAi ne
ieAkpe xHOe 10 a mighty poor oss fo5
ths Democrats 10 make their CHIEF can
taiEn issue. The proEpecs of can on
the Cnitsd states By the coune1 o. IN:
ieaEse for az army 70 Send into Poland
70 nEht the Bolsbsvisi 10 not plsASins-
Thar such would b the rnsTs OK t7s
Entente AIlies IN ooss Of f1rthsr
,rOubls, n the Cn'tsd states were q
member Of the leag9s. noboty seE'oUEly
doBbsa here
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RANcHERS PIN HOPE
ON HARDING VICTORY
Democrats Blamed for Lou
Wool and Cattle Prices.

2r,c-sI % THE sCS ass SEE TcGE HEliis.
CHICAGO, July =4.-Ths dToD In WOOL
and cattle prices ia 10 Be a very tnpeE-
tan; fzctcr IN swinging the sentiment Of
the voters in the Koesy Mountain States
toward Senator Harding. according 70
Eord brought to-day 70 the national
eornrnittee's chairman. VIII r. Hays b.
Holm Bgrum. national committeeman
fron New Ms1ico.
There has been a steady downward
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trend in eAttle prizes ttnos The E1Elfng
q tie EEr1lEttcs. ane. Mr.. BuTum BE-
bsvsa. 70 pressure brought b. The pres-
eE1 D<DocTatte AdminiE4rAtS1n. Tia
S0uersd YasDes IN WOOD are a raore re-
cent deTei1pgnens. ard uhiSe due 20 4
cztting OF n demand for eonE1nyrion
rather thEn any Fe5erAl aetion. find
k1Dcreas q Western Ehsep rlissEH near.
inE BANKRUPTCY.
The situation 10 Wfp1ng out party
..s=sst=. S@.s ~. SasS@a- TDese msn
firse ruin facing them They believe
Senator HGr5ing,a election means better
cord1tioos. and they're going 90 vote fot
kt-n as matter q ssis-pTessrVation-
The cAttle owners are certain thHs
the loWered prize o, beek Whsch cut off
rnuch of their revsnus. n due 20 the Fed
erzl aGrhoT4tieG They are all strong for
HErdLng~