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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
SOCIALISM ON
TRIAL IN n. Y.
Hearing Of Five Assembly
men WidenS in Scope

ALBANY, y. Y. Jan. si.-The So
oialist party went on trial here to-
day.
The hearings 10 determine the flt.
MSS Of five suspended socialist assem-
bly, men 10 membership became ma.
tional in scope when the prosecution
definitely said It was investigating
socialism, and the defense took up
the challenge.
''We are not, upon this investlga-
ton. engaged in discussion OF the
philosophy or economics OF social
ism" declared John Il. Stanehfield.
chief Of tho judiciary committees
counsel. We are engaged In the in
vostigation OF its tactics. into its
methods. into its practical program,
and those tactics and those methods
and that program call for the over
turn of the power OF this state and
its annihilation. That Is the dues.
ton that is presented to you here"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
SUGAR BROKER
"SLUSH FUND"

NEW YORK. Jan. si.--Existencc
of a $500. 900 "siush fund" with
which to save American sugar
brokers from determination by wnr
sugar measures. came to light herr
yesterday when one 81 the brokers
started a quarrel over the spells.
ANhur H. ianborn, a New York
sugar broker. with offices in Ha.
vana, filed suit against James N.
Post and others. members OF the
commission on compensation on
sugar to brokers" for $4,000.
Lamborn's petition revealed that
when war measures automatically
put the sugar brokers out Of bust
ness. Cuban planters agreed TO pool
one eighth Of one per cent Of their
gross sales to "compensate Amer,
can brokers for their losses and
save them from determination"
a fund Of 100000 was collected
and divided among the American
brokers. he said. and his New York
office was allotted $4,000. lam
born's Cuban offices. he said. how
over. received nothing. His suit 1.
to get his share Of the fund which
he claims the Cuban office should
have.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Life of Outlawry
Loses Allure for
Burglars Bride
"l'm All Thru Now" She
Sobs in Spokane


SPOKANE. Jan. 2i.--Deing the
wife OF bank holdup. escaped con.
Wet and alleged murderer has lost
l,s giainor for pretty so.year old Lcta
Clark, known to police here "a the
burglars Bride"
Lcta. SRI wife OF Chester Clark.
alias LEO Hartmann. arrested In
MaryHvilie. Cal. charged with the
murder 81 william Mitchell. a negro
IL held here on the further charge
90 having planned tho hoidup OF the
Union Park bank early In December
Il won't betray Chester" she de
family told the detectives. soon after
her arrest In Portland. as she was
fleeing with part of the bank loot,
Tho glitter and excitement 81 the
life ptiii held her.
IL caught her first two years ago.
in Stevenson. Washington. She mar.
ricd Clark.
IL held her thru the ullisboro.
Ore, bank robbery. thru ciark'~ ten.
year sentence 10 the Oregon state
peni'cntiarS. thru his escape a month
later. thru his nightly stre.,car
hol6up- and finai bank sfickup hero.
But I'm thru now" she robb~c
AZ tho city san. a. Clark failed 20
como 10 her rrrcue and her parents
ignored her requests for aid
"f'm going 10 set my marriage an.
nuiei as soon Rs &c, out 81 this
scrap~--
And. believe me. no more ss.
element for me. I'm thru.
The simple ilfe--and an honest
one with honest folks-from now
on"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
ALLIANCE HAS
SLATE IN RACE
lndorses Candidates for Mu-
niCipaI Election

The Triple Alliance has announced
its endorsement OF the following
candidates, who will run for office at
the February primaries:
For mayor; James A. Duncan.
For councilman three-year terrn):
w. ID. Lane, Oliver T. Erickson, Rob.
ert Il. Hesketh Qncumbentsl. Lee
Roy Henry, =. C. Merriam and C.
NJ. Dahlager.
For councilman Ctwo-year term);
Charles Gallant.
For councilman (one.year term):
Ben Il. Nauman.
Nauman Is boiler inspector for
the city. Dahlager formerly was an
officer in the transfers union. and
unsuccessfully opposed Jack Munday
when he made the race for president
OF the Central Labor council.
Merriam conducts gas and oil
station on Stone way.
Gallan is an active worker in labor
circles. and is employed in the city
light department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

, NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE New
York World in It's leading editorial
today declared for Herbert G. Hoo.
yer for president. The World. . dem.
ecraiio paper. has b~sn strong sup
porter % l,rcaidrnt Wilson.
1--WE should be glad 60 support Mr.
Hoover an tho democratic candidate
for president" the editorial raia. ION
% platform that represented the hi.
sorlo principles of IN. democratic
party. We nhonid be glad 20 sup.
port him as an independent oandi'
date on a platform az progressive III
srailan. We should no, hesitate 90
support him as tho republican canfi'
date On a platform reprsssr,ing the
kind Of government which Mr.. Hoo
yer has cssmpiined In his public ca
r~er"
The World declared partisan obiec
lions 10 Hoover are arguments in hi,
favor. adding
The American people are tired 81
professional politicians and disguEtr'i
with party politics. The old party
lines have been broken down
ana In respect 90 principles both
parties are bankrupt
Most Of the residential candidates
cs both parties. the World says. ARE
20 inadequate. In view of the isru~s.
that The next president must go that
their aspirations are little short ~ Vi.
dieuious. OF all fhr men
whose names have been mentioned
the World believes Mr., Hoover alone
measures IN 70 the presidency IN the
fullest sense"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

NEW YORK. Jan. 2i.--continu-
ance Of the heavy gale which has
lmperliod the army transport Pow.
hatAn ana It's 27i passengers for
more than co hours caused the
abandonment, Of another attempt 20
tow the boat To- safety. Il was re-
ported by wireless here today.
--latest news indicates that the De.
stroyera shafkey ana o'i,eary are
standing by the disabled ship. whpff
was towed a. miles toward Halifax
this morning by the Western Comet.
A message received by the naval
radio station here from Captain Ran
dail stated that weather conditions
had suddenly grown worse this
morning and forced the Western
Comet 20 abandon iis attempt The
message added. however. tina, the
boat was safe"
In radio 10 the army transport
depot today Captain Randall made
no mention ~ the fact that the ship
had been towed as miles. !; was said.
BAN FRANCiSCD. Jan. eil--Thc
China mail steamer China Ia
aground five miles Off Nagasaki
the marine department 81 the local
Chamber of Commerce was inform
81 IN a cabiegrnm today. Her car
70 was being Transferred 20 light
crr. tho message added.
4 similar wire was received at
the office % the company here
Tho vessel. $50 feet IN length and
OF 5000 gross tonnage. was bound
for Shanghai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Mrs. Fleischmann
Is Given Divorce

CINCINNATI. Jan. si.--Mrs. Lily
Fleischmann was granted divorce
here today from julius Fieischmsnn,
New York millionaire. former mayor
% Cincinnati lie did not contest tho
suit.
In addition. In dividing his for.
tune. Ficischmann agreed TO give his
two children their portion Of his 90
tate. and. besides allmony. has act.
tied upon Mrs. f'iciachmann a large
sum. said n be between 1900. 600
and 100000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Poincare to Take
Place in Cabinet

PARIS. Jan. 2i.---The ncwspsp per
LEclair raid today Il Understood
President Poincare would take the
portfolio OF foreign minister In the
Millerand cabinet as soon az his
term as president expires. Fekru.
AIRY 49,
For that reason. the newspaper
added. MlIlerand temporarily as.
stunned the duties ~ both prime min.
lister and foreign minister.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Wire Briefs

WASHINGTON. - McSAry. Ore
gon. asks saso,ooo. 900 for irrigation.
pIrrLADEIpTIrA.- KILLED and
eight injured In building fire.
DENVER. costs s-.sss year
for family Of i've in Denver.
vrEHSA.-So lights. cars. trains
In Vienna sor ten days.
NEW YORK. Guards confiscaie
$4,000 gallons liquor on pltra.
BERLIN. --publishsrs protest sup
preston % newspapers.
NEW YoRK.--Oen. Wood will
leave for Chicago.
pARis.--ciemsncean and cabinet
turn over portfolios 20 Millcrand.
BERLIN. --ElEh,een killed In rail-
way wreck Ia Poscn. West Prussia.
SPOKANE. Republicans 60 open
headquarters here March 1,
EvERErT.-ciauds Cosman has
hecn found guilty Of burglary in the
sultan bank last June.
wAsuSoToN.--sais Of rx for.
ner German cnrEo vesreis has been
agreed upon.
PROVIDENCE. T. Sen. roin-
dexter argues In favor anu-strikc
bills.
SIOUX FALLS. Il. D.--scven
groocrs arrested on :s-oent sugar
charge.
THE uAGUE.-Former kaiser 10
move 90 temporary estate OF Count
Beninlck.
apoKkNr--J. @. Luhraen asked
by WIN ]. Hays 10 serve on q. o.
z. platform committee.
fpoKANE.-Thrcc hundred hard
ware men OF Northwest In session
here.
sPoKANE.-w. c. r. U. women
raidIng stills. War on chewing
tobacco.
NEW YORK. Parcels Of real IS.
Hto owned by Mrs. Margaret Sage,
widow OF Russell Sage, have been
sold for s2,siP.23o.
VIENNA Ludwig szcmerc and
Or. Stephen Shrmay were hanged
yesterday for activities during the
communist regime.
MOUNT vERNoN.--Robbcrs con.
tinue work here. Skagit Valley
Hardware Co. loses goods worth
$500.
OLYMpIA.--Frank w. HUI. as.
assessor in King county. has been re.
elected president state Association
County Assessors.
SAN Observation-Disclosures dc.
partment offers $1,000 for robber
who held up clerks on train near
Richmond. Cal, Saturday night.
UALIFAX.--Ending n stormy voy.
age OF ~ days, the steamer Royal
George entered the harbor here yes.
terday afternoon completely coated
with ice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Teachers
to Get More Paw

CHICAGO. Jan. si.--Teachers IN
Chicago public schools viii be given
substantial increase In salaries be.
fore February !. Superintendent Of
Schools Peter A. Mertenson an
nounccd today. A general conference
Of tho instructors organizations with
the board OF education will be held
tomorrow 20 determine tho amounts
OF the raise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
May Not Agree on
Anti-Strike Bills

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2i,--con.
fcrees on the Esch and cummlns rail.
road bills may report back 20 tho
house and senate. early next week.
that they are unable TO agree and
ask for Instructions This was indi.
Gated today by house oonfereos. aft.
or another attempt to nRrec on one
OF the main points ~ tho dispute.
guaranteed returns. had failed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
SCHOOLS FOR BAKERS and bet.

ter bread were urged by the seattle
Association Of the Baking Industry
Tuesday evening IN the Army and
Navy club. Gust l.. Rasmussen was
elected PRECEDENT; Henry YeaRer. vice
president; J s. Goldsmith. treasurer.
and w X. Taylor. D. $. Barnes and
W. y. MeCnrthy. trusteea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Senators Reject
Greece Land Plan

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2I.--The sen.
ate today rejected "A resolution b.
Senator King. Utah. concerning the
of Thraee. Tho foreign
relations committee amended tho
resolution to make IL a simple doc.
laration by tho senate In favor OF
awarding TO Greece the territory sur.
rendered 90 the allies by bulgaria.
Al reference TO the possession of
Constanunoplo was eliminated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Decide Upon
Interstate Fairs

BOISE. Idaho. Jan. 2i.--Datcs for
fairs this fall win be decided upon
at the annual meeting Of the Inter.
Mountain Fair ana Racing associa.
ton. which has been called to meet
In Boise January 20 and so.
The Inter.Mountain association
consists Of fairs held In British Col.
umbia. Eastern Washington, Eastern
Oregon, Montana. Idaho, Utah, Arix.
ona and California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Opponents of War
Training Win Out

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l,--oppon
ents Of universal military training
apparently won their fight 20 gain
control Of the house military affairs
committee when It was announced to.
day that Representative fIarrcls,
oklahoma. had been selected 10 sue.
coed former Representative Lagusr.
dia. New York, az n member OF the
committee
The selection Is a blow to the uni.
versal military training advocates. az
Laguardla favored the plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Woman Dies After
Trip to Dentist

Mrs. Harriet F1othman. 90. was
found dead Just inside the front
door Of her home. seas 10th ave.
N. T.. by her husband, George
Flothman. when hc returned homo
Tuesday night. She died OF heart
disease after n visit 10 dentist.
Rafferty, Undertaking company is
in charge Of the body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Expect u. S. Will
Lift Russ Embargo

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2i.-The
United States very soon will lift its
embargo on shipments 10 Soviet
Russia. thus joining the allies in
raising tho blockade on
that country, II was believed today
at the state department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
eleven 7 O
face trial.
FOR MURDER.
State Subpoenas $50 Wit
nesses in Case Against
CentraIia |. w. w.
HEARING is DUE MONDAY

CENTRALIA. Wash, Jan.
2l.-Thc state has sub
poenaed nearly $50 persons
who will appear rs witnesses
during the trial of IL alleged
/. w. w. who are charged
with the murder Of four
members of the American
Legion here Armistice day.
The trial will open at
Montesano next Monday
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
ADMIRAL URGES
"MUzzLES OFF"
Says Naval Officers Should
Be Permitted TO Talk

WASHINGTON. Jan. Ex-senator
walsh. Montana. today asked the
senate 10 adopt a resolution cenNuf.
ing Rear Admiral Sims for making
public his memorandum 10 Secrc-
tary Daniels In which Sims stated
he had received orders not 10 let the
British "puli tho wool over his
cyes," and that we would as room
fight the British as tho Germans.
NEW YORK. Jan. .f.--Rear Ad.
mirai william Sims. storm center
OF the present naval inquiry az
Washington. at dinner for the
Army and Navy club here las,
night. pleaded for the unmuxzlinE
Of American naval officers during
peace time. lie declared this WAS
necessary. that their criticisms Of
the administration OF the FIRST
line Of defense might tend 90 SIS
Improvement.
Sims declared he had only done
his honest duty as an American
naval officer in expressing his
views upon the awards Of medals
and the general conduct Of the
naval administration. He declared
several timcs that the navy was
entirely solid" and that Il was
all right" adding tina, the diff.
culties were administrative and not
operative"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
New Plan Would
Assist Veterans

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2i.--A Joint
resolution 70 create a congressional
commission to investigate the need
of legislation respecting the health,
compensation and employment OF
former service men was offered
yesterday by Senator Robinson,
Arkansas Three senators and three
congressman would compose the
body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Insurance Field
Men to Meet Here

Northwestern Mutual Fire InSur.
ancs field men from the Northwest
will meet In the Frye hotel Thurs
day and Friday. The sessions will
BE- directed by President =. 7. Mar.
tin and Secretary NJ. u. l.. Rhodes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Coal Profits Bill
Is Ordered Killed

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2t.--Senator
Harris resolution calling on the
treasury department 10 disclose to
the senate the profits OF the coal op.
orators was knocked out today on
a point of order by Senator Thomas.
Colorado.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
THURSDAY

\ y. m.--Iabor Tonpie-i1bsr
candidates. mass meeting.
4 y. m--Woog hall. nth ave. ~.
n. aud Market l.---lsaiisrd Coop
orators free entertainment.
4 y. m.--Aruy and Navy club
Dean \. kimball addresses CorusiI
university alumni.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Tax Dodgers Are
Forced to Paw Up

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2i-Approxi.
nately si0o,0oo,ooo was collected
from income tax dodgers last year.
II was learned at tho treasury de-
partment today as first returns be.
gan 10 come In from The filing Of
returns on 1919 incomes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
mot Guilty" Says
Officer Reynolds

c. nj. Reynolds. former patrolman,
pleaded not guilty after being ar.
raigned on an attempted robbery
charge before Superior Judge A. w.
Frater Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
FACULTY MEMBERS

American University OF sanipractio
have been organized into an emer.
gency committee to serve the public
IL an influenza epidemic develops
here. students will serve as nurses.
The university was recently opened
at 18th ave. and L. Union st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
French Troops Go
in Schleswig Zone

COPENHAGEN, Jan. PA con.
ungent of French troops. the first
OF the army OF occupation. has ar.
rived az Hadereslebon. sehleswig,
dispatches said today.
The troops VIII be used to preserve
order during the schleswig plebls.
cite,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Can't This Be Done
Up in the Narrows?

NEW YORK. Jan gi.--such "a the
ffisn dly feeling o. Canada that a
group ~ her citizens are building a
gigantic saloon on an island In the
~ Lawrence river, halfmile from
tho American ilnc. for the benefit Of
New Workers. desiring 20 view the
sun thru the bottom Of tumblcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

Danish scientists have perfected
a process for treating cheaper woods
that makes them more durable.
chemical action In "a hours produc.
ing the effect Of several years OF
drying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Gets Year in Jail
for Trimming Tots

HONOLULU, Jan. 2i.--chee Hoon.
Chinese, is serving "a year In taIl
because he won 35 cents from school
children IN a chuckluok game.
odence0shrd shrd shrdlu uauauaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
WEDNESDAY

SD. m.--i6is,s Third nve,--seattle
post, No. ~, American Legion. elects
officers.
70. m,--f.abor temple--Wcci,ly
meeting Of Central Labor council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
many SHIPS
GO DOWN IN
Big STORMS
U. S. Powhatan, With I'll
Aboard, Still Struggling
in Heavy Gale
STEAMER CHINA ASHORE

LONDON, Jan. ,I.-Many
boats have been lost In severe
storms OF the coast Of Norway,
"a dispatch from Christiania re
ports. Jhirty-ssyen fishermen
wire drowned when one vessel
founJsreJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS nav.

sent out call for blds on n highway
between Auburn and Black Diamond.
TO cost 100000. Dds will be opened
February IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
DELEGATES

DELEGATES TO attend the gen.
oral assembly were chosen by seat.
tic presbytory. In the Ballard Pres
byterian church. wednesday. More
pastoral work and Jess preaching was
urged by Rev. Hansen bergen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS from ras

fumes in his room. ut 4t2 Columbia
ST., Rollo Ba2. %, was taken to the
city hospital Wednesday. lie In OK.
pected to recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
n, Y. WORLD IS
HOOVER BACKER
Would Support Him as the
Democratic Candidate

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. fi--A
"Ifover for President" boan
was launched h~rc to-day by
Temporary organization Of sew.
~rsi Minneapolis busirsrss msn
formed lat night. The o~xanl
ration plans Ia pss>h Hsrbrt
Hoover for tn. republican ncnis~
nation for president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
nay AID CHINA
AGAINST JAP AN

O1oCxToS. Cal. Jan. .i.--R-so-
Mo1o1n are being framed by delegates
<sUm an Western states who are at
oaa1inG the convention Of the Chinese
Xationai league. piedsins support 20
ehe peepie Of Southern China 10 help
~free them from the buildozing Of
Jnpan."
The convention will last FIVE days
ana has . long program OF business
ond entertainments A personal repre-
INITIATIVE OF Dr.. sun Vat Set II AZ.
Ending.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
APPEAL FOR SUFrRhGT

Nnrl"n nul". Aug u immediate"
ratification Of IA" woman suiirnE"
ninoudm'ul 10 clear thn political Nun"
rphrr, mud contribute =" Maternal nin
hlliiy waa urged by HilI ~ lib'. lh"
Republican nhrt"nnI rhnIimnu lu ted"
gram scui her" t"dnN I" ."s"i"l i"
publican m,mnrra ct IA" l'uu"H'"
l,ElHlutur"
mutation wlIh .i"unl"r Iirrdlng. Ia"
pnrty'p nominee for tn" Ir"nId"u'N nnd
VA, r.n, from u"r" shortly !" i"i" Nj
Iiny- d"pnriur" carly i"hHb ter h'''
My deep lu'"r"'' In ~" l'lir'''l"h
~ nc rnfrrngr amendment 'hr w'"
.rVc rnId -lutiu'"H ~" :" rt"N'Irn" ""
communicate nRniu :" you 80" i''"I"
thong paced 10y IA" NM" Al ','mi"'' ','
f., February l9IH January l'''. 10"
,cmhcr 1913. mud 10y TIA" "N""u'IN" com
,uiiter IN Columbus. rnI". In"t w"nlh.
nil most urgently urging IN" N'rnhl
can lcElrlatur"s :" rniIiT
''Prraon, unrest Ia In I'ri" n"''H'"
suc IN mo met thnr 40 ruaut .r'ul Tu'''
lions nrn rnmnriug f"r 'uu"Il'm''H
d"r'"i"n Any CA" ~ mo" go" ,'..
drnulr"Iv E"Iilch. !" h'g ''h'i '."'' ''"
,nvnrd national -rnhlllrN In" "hilrH."
urratiou - one thar can !" s"''i'd nN
rucdI,rcly ny IN" I"r'"HS"" '"%i'Ih''''
II +. rrnlIy not u pnr'y pn"- 'i'u l''
ncrdcnry ruak"a " MOI" di'iI"u' Ter
IA" public mind I" i"'nH ur u '"' '''"
Of ne presidential campaign
II rrfraIn from advan",uE N" usual
argument tn h"hnlr az surr's'' I""i
entirely out of c"nSid"rau"n th" In'''
sam advantage or disahvaut'E" NhH i"
ratlnrauon might entail n,Fr i.,,,
Gallon. urst in the HOP" Of 'h"r"'N
,l.arlnV the political atmosphere, So
ond. in the b"l'"f th"r IN" suppression
Of rnertlvo "pinI"n works harm 1" IN"
,rl o.c body polite. aud hma'i'. 10 IN"
cum lotion that "" GU" imm""'t'"
,.tinr az n mcavur" "t rimp!" juhil'"
in American women. 1 trust y"u VII!
h.-lu In lN.A"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
UNIQUE. INTRODUCTION
OF SUCCESSFUL RIVAL

Hon Charles T. Carrlgnn. ~ N"unh'
willie whtl" N"r.in ~" '"'r'un "i"r ~
tho Republican g"'.l"g"th"r lun' h""u.
created n biz laugh by HI uuiuu" IN
PRODUCTION ~ SENATOR Ron l. li"""u
bloom. hts ruCr~SSrul rival FOR tho n"ru.
inatinn for ConRr"sT
I'm ono Of tho rural sections .! m
adjoining county" said Mr. 'hrrlE'u.
"tSo farmers engaged In lawsuit h" .
for. a Justice 81 tho p"a"" Ibn" man
Ior, and h" snid. l'l appeal :" Ia" ctr
cult court YOU appeal '"r. III l."
there said IN" other. Tn" mnn VII"
lost appealed 10 IN" circuit court. aud
he lost tho suit again r. lint tribunal
I'm appeal this suit 10 IN" rurr"rn"
court said IN" man "h" lost again
You appeal or. III b" there. was "a"
reply ito dId and IN" man VII" lost.
lost again They m"t In IN" r"hd aud
tho. man who loHt rnid. Say }"u. III
nppeaI This nui' 30 h~ll You appeal
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