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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
EkSTBOUND,

EhSTBOUND.
Eastbound cars leave Ottawa sta.
ton for Marselles, Seneca, Morris.
Minooka, Rockdale and Joliet, Ill. In
Il. m. $40. b6:35. 1855. 9;55, 1855.
In p. m. 1;55 b2:55, 1855, c4;55, $50.
sos, 1905.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
FOR SALE
FARM S.

COLONIZATION BARGAIN-1e,0C0 to
10000 acres general grain, stock
and fruit farming land close to st.
Louis, Mo; cut size to suit; wonder
full bargain. Write JOHN GODFREY,
Crescent Court, louisville, Ky.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
WESTBOUND.

SOUTHBOUND.
Southbound cars leave Ottawa sta
ton for Grand Ridge, Mckinley Park
and Streator in a. m, sos, 1855, 1855,
l1:55. In p. m. 1;55, 3 55, sos, 500,
400.
b--Jollet. daily except Sundays and
holidays.
c--Morris.
d-Ladd.
f--princeton.
g-Ladd, daily except Sundays and
holidays.
MA Sale.
ALWAYS BUY TICKETS AND SAVE
MONEY.
TICKET OFFICE OPEN FROM $40
A. NJ. TO 1875 =. M.
TICKET FARES TO
CHICAGO
Via Joliet, H., and Chicago & Joliet
Electric Railway:
$500 T TsiS W W.. s,,$lG
(Return trip limited to ten days)
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE.
Phone Agents for Full Information,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-05-23
eEevlLL1 NOTES.

NEVILLE TcN May 22 Miss
louise Cnmrurn has returned Go nor
homie iu Compilation uffcr u VISIT with
hOr AUNT Nrs id Burke
AIRS Alvin nmucr ls Visiting rcla
tvrs Dog Houston
Aliss Nuuio iloard of Rcurin is the
guest uf locvilc relatives
Ar John Wilson aud Mrs a. r.
Mnf len spent ihn wooh Boz San An
fuuin
mn j G. Rcaslcy spent thc week lu
Hpn Antonio
Mr Lornin wilder of George Wca.
h'gn thD gucs of hcf sister MIS-
~ vs. bHtoH
~ ana Mrs Flournoy Smith are Dos
san Antonio
Mr ~ Oienhush nnd daughter Mise
HflDn. ui Waco have hocu ifursts of
AIRS plcnhuFh's sister Mrs InmoH e
fHlNrl Miss Dipnhush Waa On route
f'uw corpus Chviau. where she Taught
.ehnoi fho past SECESSION
Mr.. John w rl0urnos has returned
ilon ID visit In Lockhart. She was ac-
cofnuHnicd homo hy Mrs ~ fleflin
Mrs ERNEST Miller aud children of
Corpus Christi Hrc visiting Beovlllo tol-
ntlvcs
Mi.s Ianollc Miller has returned from
~Hu Antonio. where she has boon ui
tending iion Avon school
Misc Annie lIurin liutoH entertained
thc Junior Five Hundred club Satur
dHY afternoon
Miss Audrey Nfrhor and Frankie
ilowd1r1 entertained with Join
birthday celebration Monday nflct
uuou
Airs Houston NccN entertained
Iueeiay afternoon in honor OF thr
ltoeotto club of whlch sine Boa an en-
ihuHi1rtic member
49, Fred hobrccht entertained With
lu ~ frcsro bridge party WodnoadAN
Itternoon Boo honor az her guest -lirI
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-05-23

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-05-23

HAiN equipment rhpy must return to
shrir ufiFinnl purpose which Boz io cNr
She public service. rhuN viii hU we'll
raid nu question about that hut Tor
Dee muncN they Nct the, must Flvc Ait
luatc retutn lea tfunfrnri tf the, do
nui thtrp VIII rc such a wave of puhlio
ittllnr AND action. tint They viii be-
folDDd lo mend thois waya
TnD fudcill VsrfNv banking system
hii NhsuriN hlFh prices % uulctlur blow
whrn n decided 81 tui the evil nt tho
hNat D., reduction uf credits q a. Ia
zoe pnwvr ui thc rinNucicta az the couu
iN $50 sct tne railroad mauagonrn'a iu
ihr HtraiRM tnd marrow path uf loglil
mntv ana ruulinhle service
Maybe the railroads do not neo THE
Maybe .hvN are whitinr to hr forced
Maybe ihcN wlli not have long to wait
Tho people arc na weary cf hHd uil
iU' Htitl.p and hleh PRICES na ths1
fH 't the uNtnrilou nf utl'or hlrh
prices
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-05-23
MlcHlGAN'S CONTINUATION
SCHOOL LAW NOVEL


Ry the Associated lrosa
CALI ailf Mich May o. Mlch.
le.u school da'fiot are preparing for
thc operation of continuation school
aiw. becoming effective September g.
udcr ihH measure bows and girls
un tH ~ years OF uEe who are at work
tmd have uat graduated from hh;h
school, muaf attend continuation
school ffV eight h0sra weok TIM.
uW is ny retroactive. affecting only
Those WHO lcayc school after September
B. ufNt
Empluyorf must make arrangements
go permit thor loung people coucctu
ga to attend school ihe requisite mum
h.i uf houfN puCh wcrk
Tho law apihloa Geo ull districts hav-
inE population OF 5000 or OVER
iilHD whore ihc establishment of % cor
uuutuuu ia Optional gho measure he
rnutH operative ua soon aE lfty Hrr
lHuid tu ruuu within the ase limit
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-05-23
rAE NATIONAL sTock 30

This well known company win play
"a weeks engagement at tho Liberty
theatre starting on Monday ulEhg
May "a. This company IS TOO well
known 10 need extended comment
Their plays arc clean and the vaudc-
Vile introduced between tho acts Is
Of '''1he Keith Kind, which means the
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-05-23

Mie iusenlue DlnisM is roing to
fufnpo aH representative Of thc United
~iHtrH government ui the congress nf
the tuiornltlond suffArr alliance al
OcerNa. ~ MiH unnipls were con
rrrsHnlnn instead of merely tho wife of
tht ancrttnp oft Che navy thrrc would
po nooplu moan enough 60 cnu DO u con D..
rrrpsluNHf nlntrf
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-05-23
ASPIRIN
Introduced by "Fisysr" to Physicians in 1900

Tsuuiria. i.unlarn FheHinatism,
yearliis snl ior Pain generally
ass ays say "nayer' vi'ca buy
m- A.priu Then iook ief iha
afay Hayss Cfrts' On the pack
anl an ihe tatletr
Handy ut boxes y twelve tab
t, a8t But few esrts Drug
m.s aiso aeii hrger package
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-05-23

Bnrh of Idaho is trying fnr rrpupi
ui tht law which provides free TOLLS n
,hr Panama canal That WINS % nous
urN which Woodrow MiFun engineered
in 1914 We DON'T know why Holuh
wants t repeated save TINT Woodrow
Wilson is ca democratic president aud
thr atuafnf ffnm idaho ls republican
who l---- ID LALm nmnL-n-LA
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-05-23

You want genuine Aspirin -tae
Aspirin prescribed by phg '''ahs
for nineteen ycars lhn nome
HIaeefe means iie tfaa Hnfl'
famous Aspirin proved AZ Hy
millions ui people
Fath unhfpkfn package Z"
"lnye Tablets - hwrn' roh'
taIm proper irfrii4aa far Cobb
u,ala.ho lo.,tacho. iamrhe
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-05-23

VIII cno auto to zach twelve pcraons
.u thc county thc failure of ho sncot
rlf company 90 mHhr money has some
-a---...I-.u
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-05-23
CORPUS CHRISTI CALLER
AiN
rnU NEW CALLER PUBLISHING
COMPANY


Tho Associated t1tss ia vNciuNlNelS
~HtItlyd Co tAU uac f,N republication vi
sN nrts credited fo 10 or met othef
vite yrttIiel Boa this farrf and ainn the
10 IN ntwa published therein.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13
6uoroan Subcrfuloic iprcs
oce blamot Grcaturcruc.

Observation-Disclosures mcooelcJ
at tllberfuloie fau wteo Gctbeo ttlIss
res &ppgbioroer pan islgeloe Bis:
SptaaeIie / Sioroen AZ ct al Spgs
>ommeu beiGn9t Gpr. Snbfisb Al
4isr bsr giorcs uoclllffeuoe ira
5ioroer, Ionl mou beitemt pco cr
iuloit9noig tubcrfuIoiefrlc. @ieu.
nein at al aaIper DteIf ira tuberfll
lo~Iebcirngtc aier. Gette hpuoe1
oitc / SiliPIbcr hpor Giercn fieber
iflinrmet Melf ira U|cierlet % gic
BEN I'll aaloene lloen forlt at toae
cQer paiteurilcre Wtelfcn.
llioriigtigbco mco aisrene pe0
Eulfller % 2on0bruaauoitlQlugcr.
vi inolebne WteoOeIclicr I'll &anO.
brll9soepartcmentet ircmgaur Oct, at
Ell Mpngoc &iorocr er bleuct uaoisr.
Smitte peo at cnfcltc Gpr paa 10
i~tlQln9erue or fomnlet / Ecrerlno
mc0 Observation-Disclosures Cpr. liz.
'fibrin3 al al6r / &crnbancOogne
huilfc inlitteoc Ipr tloIigcrc bar op'
hoIot liB % ionl fife cr blcuct tilbar.
liza ocaiuiicerct. @icuucm &cuutte..
ic al oluinocIigc cllcr rrllc2 Ncitt.
morfcr, bpor ogiaa bc'rn1tc arcatu
rer tlla0c2 at bette.
) &c 'Iclte (llipIocr fnu man if,
qicnrcu Gprcta lloiceuoc nigIgrc til
huilfcn 8rao oct er bciUult mco
1pg0ommcn (ubcrtuIoie uoUlfIe,
lig o'tc iua Iuugioutt al bet mango
(lIipIocr mc0aoor NtoaUeocr tn0cH
Sumptomcrne uiier zig. Gor at uG
re itftcr CT oct bc0lt alto at lace
NIorOcn unocrieac@.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13

&ignctot lln0crisgclier ! f%cutiitc ia
brltcr har Utlt. at gtrbc,ocrnc ore cr
uOiattc ior BIitige @o3ier % Gaug.
On Hrtfe ll1ocrIplclicr bleo lore
taact / Hya3ora sails. u. q. hpor Scr
iuocs Gulr8 AZ Sc melt iorifieail
urte0e SIags ) iomtLIgc i9obritcr
'auot mani glrbe:0crua At pGre IN
latte Tor Sur2r. iom i1r cQer iencrc
.Uiioc u~ouc,,BBiare Dem Tor iortiot 2lr
beioe. NcIoiBUi5 Tiger iiJ hpcr Mco
.uco 90 Groccnt al arbetoerue uuoeu
9e'tiC-ttgcIiC. Cette ~biorager / pr
icntlig GRAB I'll, at ReilgItotet al Serc5
Cp1oIo 0i5ic Misunderstanding Cmai
pelier lite bIiper ioa iarIiJ iom ON
Be iorblcp ! iamme &irtiombeo / Irl.
gere (lo.
RciuIratet al llnoeriogeIierue or.
al GGsHpu0 pau Der bugieniite On,
raaoe bar opilmoet Nioler MOB Steu
on Garel peo 6OrgiItning gieuuem
Camp % giitiSe 8a5ier. Sroo3 BE-.
tuoclige llogiiter neo SuoiereIicn AZ
me Qiuitlner "a an0re Mioler, ma.
300 Sc alcriIei,e Sabrifcicre, ! huja
2lllra llu0eriegtl'crne blcu iorctage,.
moiertc DC Al 0cllcraaort iprcitrculla
Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13
%p9ima9 paa Wclfcn.

6ormerc % M}clcriIoIt I i~or'tlcI
lige Iclc al Sauoet cr hucr &aor no
iat Tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iom Telqc al, at Der tonulcr gao
inla9 / Wielftn. Gtttc itDtocs ocu
CmitPnOIgbeo. at aioreuc iglilr
Nulolsg clcr &IIoleg i1m err bIuuot
De iari1c Ylunter til at igIrc pad &c,
tcmurtCrne ON Barren, mco6clec
Observation-Disclosures llog9aBc.
lilhcocu porer 0og / Jte8c.cH life
lpngc, TIL Aierenc Gocr mart
llarpsiet al % &eIt1grUs cr On
llcrue poget iaa tort, at Gurcuc far
ioriprc ilg risclig oerai. JONI D. %
iaa ioretrGfter ior %s8 % onoct
llgrPa.
9sgimag / Mclf fan ferries ulo
al parne Wielfen I'll to Grader
Tabrcubelt og oriuc %ait ~iaiennen,
Sen mocr Oeune lcmpcratrr / en-
hQlu Time III en- Zines (lo. en-
buer 6armcr og YieIerimauo ian er'
hol0e iuloitTnoiae Gvlpsniuacr on
Gremgaug2maaocn uco at lpie gar,
mcr9' Bulletin COS SoJcu 'aae&
lratis IL lri; tjlicn0t uco at ifrtr,
til IT, Z Department or ,igrIcjl-
mrr. &oihWGton. 7 {
Scr II 70 MaaGcr bUoryaa man
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13
Misunderstanding Vabrifer.

3por nloheoaiarIig 5tsu or ircm.
Jaar a. chi al II. z, Bubble NeGItI'
5eruicc uuIi9 oiientIiggiort Suoberet
ming. N~elieruaoct bar unIig tiIeuoc.
brugt Ell llnoeriegeIie ! ell Rptfe
TGbrIter % iuouitrteuc HrlGg, In.
OcrisgeIien bor brogt ior Iugeu, at
/ Ell Gel al oiaie 6abrlter BRACES mo
! &lngerne oper 200 Dtlliouer Sts0r
partltlcr ion itarpc iom malet @Iaa
meo buer aubitioO $uit JON mo
Qanoe9.
Stop. iom pau 0eHne Otaa0e mo
igrc9 / Slulqcruc. bliuer Ser fpr itcoic.
acknowledgements Ojicr. Al ol&ie BAR
tiflcr cr medet ifarpe. "a Set or oee
utocu tcmlit bcpilL al DC life opleie2.
III orbcioc urocr iaaoaue GorhoIo
CT nanlrliQuia nocrit iutobcp2fnr!lG.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13

tan lire Y}cItcu moo 2sgimua. Gen
~iitrcitc V}oaoc cr at hIlore aiorcne
/ at ivlic &lIolsg % liBrcnoc lllrG3
en- au0cn Ytaa0c cr at hoIoc &rcutl
rcruc boric ira DC Stcocr yaa @ci
temarfcrHc hpor NiI0Ieqcn iorcfont.
mcr melt 1cnuc Maa0c err life o5.
ioIut ltttcr at 8i0rc uogct for at BE-.
finite liz moo ltbchaqcIllbeoeu. D
Stcocr paa ,Soroct huor &llol9g iort
fomncr melt fan moRicrocs, ca har
man ino aior, iom Tor lIocn lite cir
Wtelf, fan ot2ie iGttc5 uau Bette Ser.
2llcrbcoit otlor Set pUrc cm llarr5
let bIe0 'uloitGroig |ficrrct. Ccttc
fan giere5 ltocn ifsrrc &ou'tcIilhe
Der. Tor Uiocrc Cylpsuiugcr her.
ont lfrIu I'll II. z. GcpGrtm,u, OF
@~lQrtculturc. @oihiuqton, J Z. o.
bso ONT Tormcr3 Bulletin 60.
@jlo Cutor. Mctboo Of Grao,co.
ton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13

iuarecr % iarehilo Sib. Si fan no.
ioIe Dor Giuio til, at Ser III ma
trriics Ell retirrbig gisierclic al
GannarfS Spoerrnic % Ct inSerIig
Grife oa Saab ont. at ocrne sliair-
rclic mao bline Ill irenrtioig 9uffe
for belle oct oanife 6oIf." Neolem.
mernc paabsrte SorinaubcnS llota.
lelicr itaaeroc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13

Sd - imor0cn bpoer Sen ioritt
2onoruoo be iratite MI.
pcipgerc pelfommen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13

"Su5gcuHcn" e garluIcrst ! 10
Ge foar Soften" ior bnIp Srt5. raar
sgsr. MEN I'll rnrc IN gicrueicaISsr.
: Sc !lster cn giaiIuL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-13
era Ddnmarf.

IoIfefirfen. Sbu. Vrcit / Sen oan'
ifc euan9eliif .liitberifc Girfe / gme'
rifa :. Haun er bcitiffet I'll Soane.
prcit FOR Snulins % Iiining Wcnig-
hcber | NarhI5 Stiit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
WORLD : RED
CHIEF CAUGHT.

chicago. Aug 5.-Alcxandor Jaunu-
iksa said 10 he an international anar-
chist sought by the allied governments
for flyc wears, was arrested here today.
and with him was taken a quantity of
documentary evidrnr" said by polio" 10
show tha, hc was tho head Of an "un-
dcrground" system Of communication
between radicals in this country and
abroad.
Questioning Of Jaunuiska tonight re-
ycalcd that he had previously used the
name Of John Alexander. and that more
recently he had Travelled with pass
ports and n birth certificate belonging
10 Louis Granachc. member OF tne
United States MerCantil" Marine. How
ne obtained these documents Is unknown
and local authorities Immediately got
i'm touch with other cities in an ehoTt
To locate GranaChc.
T"rmlng the arrest "the most i'm
rortant since the war" officials Sald
Iaunuiska appeared TO be the head OF
Of Der klasscnkamps" tClass StruG-
glrl. said To hc.a radical paper which
advocated destruction Of all govern
mcnt.
Jounuiska. according to police, was
the designer Of a code used by lO.0nn
radicals in this country and abroad.
Police say this code was revised Ia New
York when federal officials there were
on the verge Of definitely tracing anar-
chistiC writings to Jaunuiska.
With .Tnunuiska. his secretary. Carl
BruckmillHr. and Charles Plahan, al
logged !. W. w. organizer, we're arrested.
These three men have becn In constant
through a Brooklyn druggist. according
to local officials;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
RED ADVANCE HAS
BEEN STOPPED AT
THE RIVER BUG LINE
Allied Governments Have Not
Yet Determined Upon
Their Course

par.S. Aug. - --, BY Tho .N>~orIa."d
PreSsl-lnsp!rcd by a Wal" Ut patr.-
ot!>m IN the roar and encouraged by
the arrival Of arms and munitions. the
Polish army S""mS To ho st!ff"u!Dg N
Their defense aga!uS; n" invasion or.
~" RnlSh"Vikl who i.r" Virtually AZ
tbs gates Of Warsaw. Poland'S capital.
Although but NaKds and somewhat
contradictory reports haV" reached
Paris today. Il - ~rEard"d h"r" "a.
night that the yol"s still have
chanc" of stopping tn" Red drtv' iand
limiting the extent ~ the disaster.
They apparently have not altogether
ahAndoncd tn, line Of tho Bug river.
lhc rcst-T.itoVsk forts. At last az
counts. were still IN tho possession Of
,he poles and. denial is made that ~"
EolshsNik have reached oltr"lcnk".
TIL" Polish staff even has h"cn able
10 launch counter offenS.voS. in n"
north in III" region Of l."mza. and Ia
the eXtrcm" south in Gal!cia.
Another factor held by military OBJ
servers to favor m" Poles is thai IN
view Of tho imperfect transport ri
the Holsherikt. their rate "t progress
necessarily must decrease as IN"
length # thor lin" Of conmuntca ton
increases.
The alliHs have not y't. as far as -
known. decided on what course Z"
pursue N m" Polish situation. hut
exchanges 81 views worn going on AL
day h"tw"cn tho Paris and London
governments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
LOWER CALIFORNIA REBELS SEIZE
MEXICAN WARSH|P: :SLAY CAPTAIN

afforded by Captain Moore. and hiding
IN a watNr,tauIi aboard the hoa'.
As learned by Captain Moore. tho
sho ,ting Of tho captain OF tn" Tccat"
was accomplished by a ruse. taking nd
vantage of tho fact that word OF the
rebellion had not yet reached the patrol
boat Three high tantu officials. who's"
names were not given, invited III" cap
tain ashore in Il friendly manner for
conference or as r dinner GueS. a.
cnrdinr to ,hs Information given When
h. had landed. one of the thr"" seized
him and one Or both oC tn" others fired
bullets into his body.
Yesterday the entire crew Of IN" To-
cate was said 10 be missing, and tantU
soldiers were in possession OF the h"a'.
Wka, had been done with the crew vas
no. learned.
ContiscatiOn Of horses cattle and sup
plies hv order Of Governor Cantu was
reported hy ranChcrs % b" going on
,hrouchoui the Lover California dis
tr!ct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06

New York. Aug. 5.-An announcement
that tho committee Of IS was preparing
70 Withdraw formally from all Connc"-
ton with the farm"r.labor party. OF
which Farley y. Christensen = IN" pres
id"rtial nominee. to-day followed close
" charges by T.. \. McC"ll"m Hnd mas
4 Weaver. who. in r"s!Er!nE aS off,
rIals and members of IN" ttah farmer
labor organization. charged N" party
WAS controlled by tn" Industrial Work
rrs Of tho World Reorganization ~
The committee Of 4s along II" original
lines 81 tn" party will h" undertake." -
meeting o: n" rXcru;!v" ""m'nii'""
next Monday. according 10 Allen Nc
Curdy, secretary Of the forty cAEht"rS.
In statement issued to-day h" said
the farmHr-labor party IS ''rad:ca!' or
gantzat!on and does not adhere 10 the
principles upon which the committee 81
forty-e!Rht attempted "a build ma
tional party.
Replying 10 the charges OF MICoi,em
and Weaver. Mr.. Christensen declared
the farm"--lah party Is not under the
|. w. ". control. but Is composed OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06

Washington. -Nug. o. TN" Polish
situation described ~ IN" state De
iarrmonL today rs one 81 confusion
and ron,cntiuu.' IS understood {"
have become III" subject IL dlrl"matlc
exchanges no, only h",W""n the al
lied governments hut between th"
allied powers ana the United states.
Tho trend Of the exchanges vas
not disclosed IN official circles here.
and silence was maintained ny OH
,iais generally as ,u tho International
aspects Of tho Polish dchacl".
Nnlctal reports !" the STATE Depart
ment were said Ia l." quite ms dis
quoting as press dispatches and au-
thrrization was sent by III" depart
nenr today 10 n" American legation
at Warsaw for its removal Win al
He'd Diplomatic representatives, from
the capital. now endangered by tn"
westward sweep Of the BolSH"NK
forces
John /. White. charge d'affalr"S "t
the American legation during III" alb
seucc Of Hugh Gibson. the minister.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
SPECIAL TRAIN TO
CONVENTION IS OFF


Charleston. W. Nn.. Aug. 5.-NcEotia-
ton for 4 special train over The Il. & ..
10 carry delegates 10 III" Republican
State CONVENTION At Wheeling next
Thursday has been MIA ndOncd. accord
ing TO Secretary MCt'rum. who said that
many OF tho delegates in the southern
c"um',"s desired 10 60 earlier, and he IN
Wheeling ON" day AMI night before the
meeting.
Mcdowell Court Acts
Judge Morgan MAS notified today that
tho county court Of Mcdowell county
had dismissed The application mad" by
Samuel II Montgomery. before that
tribunal. seeking 10 throw out tn" vote
cast in the primaries ai several pre-
rincts hrcaus" OF lack Of jurisdiction.
The action Of the Mcdowell county
rour, - similar to that Of the Kanawha
county r"ur' IN tn" Moor" contest when
rha local court refused TO permit Moor"
TO "r'cr \ contest against Bond for IN"
nomination.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06

The rio,ing started this afternoon
when two cars. manned by strikebreak-
Grn were f1reed for tr, to stGR BY ,sc mos9,
were halted. a parade Of strikers and
Sympa athizers who had been conduct
ing d demonstration at the City Hall
while committee from the trades and
labor assembly, conferred With the
were one thousand in the paraue. Fight
ing Immediately became general. and
has continued almost steadily ever
since in various portions OF the city.
were turned on their sides in front Of
tho Cathedral of :he Immaculate Con-
ccption.
take Refuge In Cathedral
Strike-breakers who manned the last
two cars took refuge inside the cathe-
dral and remained there until rescued
by tho police.
The mob gathered in front OF the
Post building just after attacking the
first cars. 1t was dispersed thai time
without having done more than taking
copies Of the afternoon edition from
newsboys and littering the streets with
them. Th" Post has opposed the strike.
At s o'clock the crowd again formed
in front Of the Post. Nearly all OF the
windows in the present plant. three
story building. and in a new one being
built next door were broken. When
Post employees hoisted an American
flag over the building, the rioting sub.
sided slightly but was renewed few
minutes later with greater vigor.
Newspaper Plant WRECKED
The mob then entered the building.
Hammers and spikes were thrown into
the linotype machines, paper rolls were
moved into the streets, water was
poured on the presses and the presses
were damaged by hammers.
Shots we're fired several times dur
ing the trouble and a. number Of per-
sons were wounded. Others wore In
and other missiles. No accurate ac-
count Of the injured was obta!nable.
There was no abatement in the riot
ing at l0:30 p. m.
There were several passengers on the
car at the time of the first attack, but,
so far as could be learned. only cne.
John Morgan. OF Tulsa. Okla, was n
jured He was reported to have free
tured SKULL!
More than a thousand strikers cd
their sympathlzers who hnd marc
To the city hall for n confcrenc" " :
Mayor Bailey were narHd.nE rnc d'V"-
town section Of IT" city when ri.,...;
STARED.
4 motorman strikr-hreaker is alleged
10 have shot q strike SymHa thzrr u
the heel. and the crowd proceeded !"
attack the motorman. beating him
badly.
Chief OF Police wounded.
Chief of Police Hamilton Armstrong
was seriously injured when hit on tho
head with brick and a policeman was
shot when rioting was resumed tonight
= Rioters overturned and wrecEed q
street car near the Cathedrai or the
immaculate Conception. The strike
breakers sought refuge in the Cathe-
dral where they barricaded themselves:
At 9:25 p. m. troops were reported
coming to Denver from Fort Logan. At
tho hour a mob WAS marching toward
tho city hall. There were cries OF
''vrcck the hall"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
COMMITTEE OF 48 MEN ABOUT
TON|THDRAW FROM THIRD PARTY

every day Americans seeking relief
from the intolrrable economic autocracy
obtaining in this country.
In a formal statement Mr. Chr;stcn..
son challenged In" political integrity OF
Mr|o!l"m and Weaver
Mr.. NrCurdy delivered the keynote
address at ;hr ChicaG" convention last
month when ~" committee Of IS at
tempted nMt,gamatiuu with lrhor and
Stugl" IAN parties and adherents OF
other political Crc"ds. t. form party
which should oppose with equal f!rm-
ness both reaction and revolution"
The labor party o. the United
States" Mr. Mcturdy said. started OUT
:" Great" class party which shoulO
appeal only 10 organized workers u
thc end that c"rtro! OF the Americas
Federation Of Labor should pass from
is present leadership into that u tho
insurgents and 20 introduce guild 90
c!al.sm into American life.
1T is plain to any intelligent person
tha; It Is impossible for these two taI
meet. join. merge or amalgamate. OF
and water do not mix"