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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-03

FOR SALE-Span of mules at a
bargain; $500. See Kinney &
Smith, 469 State ST. e*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-03

FOR SALE-Old fir and second
growth 16-inch and foot. Fred
y. r. Wells. 305 S. Church. Phone
8 l0fz. ee$
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-03

DRIED split prunes &c lb. SC in
sack lots. r. V. Ohmart. Phone
lUSF3l. 164
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-03

WANTED-Party who would Dc
interested in country store prop
osition. Hart & Muller, 208 Ore
qnn hld2 n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-03

ROYAL typewriter No. 10 for sale
at $85. New and absolutely i'm
first class shape. First State
bank, Donald, Or. c264
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-03

y. vss tsr.s s'l insertion. ,snt,s : Ssais; e
= sssl. =. year. ear per month, ~. Il
~; '',s,mum 9as surl' per ad. rs. rs cents. s,oa.
Tirtc ci,s ,nss,ss ads, cash in advance. vance.
~ :, c'ty s.ksn over phone. un,'ns unless
ID nos 'a. sas monthly account
sdvsrttser a na tor nhone errors.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-03

WANTED-Furniture, private par
ty. What have you? Address G
H Y Capital Journal. 1854
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-03

OOiN - A<i1A ASAsAo AMI OE lCE
MEN
L will be in Salem to interview
the above applicants on Thurs
day and Friday, November 4th
and 9Th at the Marion hotel.
Many positions at salaries rang
ing from $2500 to $4,000. Are
you looking for. something bet
ter ?If so apply in person be-
tween 8 a. m. and s p. m. G.. M.
Massey, Marion hotel. g264+
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-03

!. - caT,E-Or trade Jerses O. -"
4 and heifer caii' " e268
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-03

OAK wood s11 per cord, 4 foot
length. E. L. Hamilton, 256 State
- street.. ee2R2
The evening world., 1920-08-04
AnsWers to Rent Queries;
NeIO LGWs Explained for
EUening World Readers

not satisfied with that let him take
the matter TO court
r. I'll hold lease until oct. l.,
1920, on my apartment. The landlord
notified me he WISHED TO occupy my
apartment and that must Vacate
upon the expiration OF my lease. Must
get out as 1 have Offered TO pay an
Increase In rental7
Answer-The law gives preference
10 a landlord who wishes TO occupy
his own property. There are no means
by VIII oh you can retain POSSESSION
for more than thirty days after Oct.
" the landlord insists upon occupy
ing the premises himself.
N. A. C.--For the last six months
my mother has been trying 70 dis
possess a tenant. The Marshal wds
ready TO force her out, hut the tenant
was taken III and confined 20 bel.
What shall we do7 Ny sister IL 10
ing to move into the said APARTMENT.
Answer-You do not state upon
what grounds you are getting tho
tenant out. II your mother owns the
property and You are irving TO 20.
The evening world., 1920-08-04

J. IL am living. in an apartment
and since my wife Is not able to con-
tinue a. janitressswe are forced to pay
more rent than can AFFORD. Also
have bought a house and am paying
for II on the lnstalment plan. have
ordered a tenant to move from a floor
IN my house 70 l can occupy It and
avoid payinC rent in addition 20 my
instalmcn;s on my house. He won't
ret out because he says he cannot and
another moor. As they are, my ex-
penses will ruin me. What can dot
Answsr-Apply TO a Municipal Jus
tice for q warrant OF eviction. After
the court hears your case you can get
your tenant out in thirty days.
n. Last March my landlady
sent me a note saying she would raise
my rent from S55 70 SIS and declared
n she were not put TO extra expense
she could rent the house at that for
another year" Can consider this in
the nature OF lease7
Ansser-No. Your landlady did
not say she would rent the house 10
you for another year. but merely said
she could rent II at that for year. II
che had said she would rent 1t to you
for another year you could consider it
n lease. As It is you cannot.
c. J. My lease expires ON Oct.
and have received notice from my
landlord that. my rent will be increased
from $3.50 TO $500. have until Aug.
10 10 answer. What you'd you dot
Answer-n you were given a raise
last year you win have a right to OBJ
Jet to the increase as exorbitant and
oppressive. The law presumes It to DO
unfair and unjust.
N. s. il have been ordered from
my Apartment and bought house
since could fnd nothing to rent. The
tenant now occupying the house VIII
not move to make room for inc and
my family. What can do TO get
him out9
AnVWsr-Apply TO a Municipal Jus
ttCe for a warrant OF eviction on the
ground you wish 20 occupy the place
yourself. You can get the tenant out
N thirty days.
K W.-My rent has been raised by
80 during the last year and . half
When I moved into the house paid
SI7. The rooms are In bad shape,
needing decorating and repairs. Can
hold UP the next months rent II
necessary repairs are not NADER
Answsr-Gf you wish to. yes That
10 one effective way OF forcing re-
pairs- But before you do 30 ba sure
the needed repairs are of such a ma
eurO - 70 warrant holding Up the
rent.
Mira. r. H.-we' have been payint
$3.50 rent . yeaT and the landlord
1ays he wants Ss.125 when the lease
expires on Oct. l, 1870. He says VIC
are paying less than the other ten
ants. What would you dor
AnSwer-If you were raised last
year and no Improvements have been
made TO the property the increase is
doubtless an exorbitant one. Refuse
90 pay II this H. the case, for the
law presumes the increase to be OPP
preaHive and unjust. Offer the land .
lord rs per cent. more and II he is
The evening world., 1920-08-04

her out 80 your sistor may occupy VI,
your actions are not sanctioned o.
the law and the Marshal who >,
tempted to dispossess the tenant on
this ground was not within his rign;.
c D.--I have been notified by my
landlord that my rent would be raisel
80 TO 500 a month. The place
Is in miserable condition. They move
the carnage about once a week. and
there is seldom any hot water. We
have reported them TO the Board of
Health time and again. DO we have
to pay the raiser
Answer; II YOU paid ts5 a year ago
the law presumes the SIS increase 10
he fair and Just. However. you may
refuse 10 pay II II you think II unjust,
and II will then he up TO you 70 prove
in court that your contention is cor
rect. II you do 30 prove Il, the in
crease will not be allowed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
DOWNWARD TREND or
PRICES UNCHECKED

New York. Oct. s.-~-DownwRrd trend
~ prices continues according 10
Hradbireei'S month average Of COM
modify prices publinhed today and II.
G. Dun 4 Co.'S rhvlow OF commodity
prIc.S for tho past week. decline
az nearly six pcrcont during Septnm-
her and Of 10 percent from tho high
Lowell Of tho earlier part OF tho yoRr
was shown by nradHtr""tH. Comment
Inr ON this showing tho review said;
"In September. as In August prices
went on heavily. moro sharply Indeed
than they did cithor In August. In May
Of this year. or In tho January Follow
INK the armiHtice. In IN" latter month
they dropped 40 percent. In May or tins
year Al percent and In August 80
percent.
a rnuy BIO said that ten groups OF com
moditcs declined. while only tw" ad-
NanCcd
H." INST week said:
while somewhat nrmor foolin.
prevailed In n few important commodi'
ties this week. yet there was no che'k,
ma "A whole 10 tho downward trend OF
prices IN the primary markets. 'hrro
heinE 80 roCossiunz In the list OF quo
tntions compiled. against 10 advances
Liberal rercipth Of IA moderate dnhSs
tic and export demand. duo mainly I"
tho wId6BpToad expectation OF 1uf'h1i
pTi,r reductions. pTcnHod heavily on w"
uraIu marietta nnd new l"W l"t"ln 1"I
the movement wei" "Hl hh''hh'h ia
wheat corn. iyo "ntr hnd hail"l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
-Four Arrested After
Logan County Battle

GhdIlralun. W. Va, Oct H--FOur per
sons. ono woman. ara held Ia tho
Logan county jail after the clash at
Blair. Logan county. WodncS dny night.
In which ono WAS killed hnd four others
were wounded. 1t whh Announced tonight
In ~ hlHIrInoni issued by Colonel Jhrk-
son AIuuld nupcTluiendrnl ~ the hInIo
department Of public haf"iN
The battle Ih0 nInI"muut nays, wnr
the IcruII Of had blood "npUn,I"Iod
hy u norrnhdo huId "n Tu"hdnl might
Il,n aIata police who w"T" iuahuh from
headquarters hero 10 tho r'ou" rhuIr.
ia = returned tonight Iilph lCnHi"r Ia
ia" hutnIliy hnn bo"n i"II", 81. the, H"ih
1hoIr Iap"Ii whl'h Nnr lnuu"h Ia
ia" HInioIn"uI h. i"I"u. Arn"il. nuI
- h0 rhu"IInU which "'"uIi"h nl Malt.
Ia I"sun ,"unIy. WHdnnHduy might WA
drr"d by II no,onnd" hoIh "n Tuouh"y
or nghI hcIwrou pn,n, I'"rrrr und
Hottie aud oliver rmirh m"ih"rr. In
which Pepper wrr badly beaten ~ III"
mint anun became y"u"rnI aud "rro"h
r. nru nsll 10 piui"la. rnd IN l"nn than
nvr nmuInr loo G"r" wpu dead ana
IInIIIc pmlIh. oliver Amlih. Hoym"r
INndcr mud Howard MWll"ua w"r" w"In-
dod
''rh. TWO Smiths. SInhor and Mull"n"
arc In tho hospital and tu"nr l'"pp"r.
hIa vlrs Charles Count and John Count
nre In ihp Logan county jail MrP
Pepror IL charged with giving gun
to her husband.
"potc Kinder. whom II liz alleged. Hh0t
and klllcd Joo Gore. escaped 10 IN" hills
and Is still Mt large.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
AMERICAN NAVAL FORCES WILL.
NOT FIGHT RED SUBMARINES

Warrington. Oct B.-~The BoIshoVIh
nubmnrine, supposed to bo bent ON lntor
CcptinK munitions nhipmsntn 10 Polnhd
hay. baen rep0rtnd Off tho lcHthohlhh
Connt. presumably bound Tor DahEk.
according TO an announcement tohlEht
by tho state department. The infor1na
ton came 10 tho navy department anu
also to tho state department. from Hs
own nErutn along the Baltic
"InntruClI0nn hRvo boon Hont ny una
nuvy department." tho nnnounosInon'
said TO vice Admiral Muse. oomhhnu-
inn tho American naval fDTco in 'hs
IiaItlc. that tho United btnta. IN noI a.
war with ituARla and that the aunInh
rinsn IN question nro not 10 u" troat"'
mn huntllo v-H1olH. ,, ,,o
Admiral Iiurs hps hin nstHhlp' tn'
rruiaor pittsburgh. and several Destroy
,ru Ia Ualtio waters, Apparently w"
warning not IN treat tho Ruhrlhn r"p-
mnrInos M hostile craft was int"nhnd AZ
n nrccnutiunnry measure In onso thcy
rhouId appear In thu vicinity or Anl"r'-
Gun nHvHl ysHnrlH. e, ...
Tho state departments announceinort
added no dsisiln to tho HtatemSnt lhs'
IN, ruhm urs ihleH had boon reportoo'
sincc tho sisnlnE Of the armi"tico o.,
,yccn the Boviet forc"s ana Poienn
ho,tIII,I.r have supposedly Ceased. nit J.
wn, apparent that Tho reporti receNon
nor. Isft no doubt thHt thH lnaon OF
tho undsrsca craft va hdeNe fsps' y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
Equality Of ss1sie
Object Of 0MO||U|'Mll !

WASHINGTON. Dot. 8.----Cauaiity OF hsryI
loo and unrostrtctod aocsar to Al parts
NJ the world Were get forth IN tho op-
isc, IN 10 sought In, International com
yn,,,icn,ions nv Under Secretary Davis
,nduy in welcoming delegates OF tbe
allied and associated powers 10 tho
nrst preliminary session OF thc inter
national Communications Conference
Questions of strategy ana nelnsh inter
c.t would not DO supported by pupIio
opinion ne said. In tho co-opern'iSn ~
fort to InCroass communication
for every country. ,I
InIy. Japan md tho United Stntoh were
nrcnent at tho formal opening OF tho
Conference nj the state department ING
Ilr., conference In which tho uhiteu
StnIc. hns participated formally win
Tho ullIcd pOwors since tho conclusion
NJ tho Versailles treaty. 1t was calIco
nv President Wilson some months hHo
with tho approval OF congress' ana un
n result of tho decision of tho councii
or nye In Paris In 1918 to leave inc a.
location Of tho German cables ana
uuostIons affecting international COM
munications to such body.
Aside from agreeing upon the alloca-
zion OF the cablcs coded by Germany.
which In ono OF tho primary question"
10 be settled at this conference" Score
tary Davis declared II ID DeneVea tnae
This conference will also be able to ar
rive at common understanding rela-
tive to more important aspects OF inc
oucstion---namoly, tho Increased eHlci.
oncy In existing cables and unhamporeu
facilities for the tabliahmant and
maintenance of additional cable and
radio service throughout tho world
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
Obligations Of Article Ten Give Congress
No Alternative, Declares Mr.. Harding
Cox Attacks Harding
Attitude On League
Of Nations Covenant


I."uInviIlo. Ky. oct Erulhing al
tack VIVA made hero tonight by H"rorn"r
cox, Of ohio. upon tho recent lanS 40
announcements 81 H~untor Harding. hls
Republican 0pp"nrni
Senator HRTdnEH Cre"h tho bomo
cratic presidential candidate declared In
an address hsTo closing HIS Kentucky
campaign. was forced "und"r proHEur"
~ threat from Senator ROrRh' and IL
America and America only"
''ro preach such g0Apol or G"lnSh.
naSE IL an onbnAr To tho dncsncy OF
America" nid Governor Cox, citing
humanitarian and commercial and othnr
world relation rLni Ups. such "a proclama-
tidn Of provinCinlism In iittlo short or
treason TO our traditions
"lt We wore to heed tho prenchmont
OF tho prophet OF Marion" Governor
cox continued. we might Just M well
make our doClhration Of Independence "a
scrap or paper: We might just ma wolf
barn all our great Americans past and
present. In cf1IES.
In vLow OF Senator linrdlnEH Htanu
against tho present league. Governor
Cox asked whether Former l'rcnldent
TAFT and other Republicans fRN"rinK
American membership would continue
supporting Mr. Harding Tho governor
Ir1 asked whrthor Judge ThftH can
dIdntn In giving him an entirely dlH"r
ont assurance" from his hpcoCheH. ana
requested Mr. Thn I" toll In front "f
tho curtain what II going on hehlnd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

Crop Will Be the Largest
Harvested In the
United States

Warrington Oct s. The 1920 corn
crop promises to be tho largest In tho
history OF tho country by NOR" than
ninety million buEhclE
A yicld OF 32t6.I9@. 600 bushels. COM
parod with the prcvl"uS record produc-
ton of 3.l34.7 $4,000 bushels In lSl2.
was forecast today by tho department.
OF agriculture, from II condition or ~
ON October /. Tho yield would oxcoed
that Of last yenr by practically 30o'oOo,.
600 hushels Kansas. Nebraska ana
Missouri with contribute practically All
~ the increRhe.
Warm aud dry September weather..
free from widespread killing ir"alH.
aided tho maturing OF Ill" late ci"p anu
during the month tho prospects, Ter thls
ynnr wero increased by R5.0OO. 600 bush
ols Tho fruStH near the ond or III"
month did little dnmnE" and tho Er""t
bulk or Ia" crop In now ha1c on 'hht
score. government nNp"rih said
Spring whoat In throHhing poorer thnn
had been forecast hrcaur" damage
mTinc,palH from rust. had proved great
cr than ANTICIPATED The Weld WA IN
timnied today at nineteen million hnsli
els less than whH "Io'"hl u"hlh hE"'
this iOH, reducing the o"hhln"h winter
nud HpIiug wheat ,yl"Id L" i"h Gan ""o
bushels. about IhO'0Oo UO0 h"hhclh ho
low the big "i"I "f innt y"ar
ThrrHhhHI OuIn confirm lh" ""i
Ito, r.Iu,nrIs Iho Iudlrntoh yioIh h"l"r
Iiii lGI 600 huuh"lT nIin"rI 'hb 0"O "OO
bunhCI. u,,tU than lurI Y'nT'H Ylnlh
Although tho I"h""'" cap "h"w"h I"
Tons ,Itu inp irrI'iul'ri 81 '".dhO Uoh
,,.,Iu,Ir ~ tho "-pC'l"h 'l"ll ih" I"'"
unrI 81 ! AN INN nbn I"unhr In no 600 ~"
rnuudr Iutp"r than l"ni N""IH r'"h"
ton
A hnuniiful .r"r ~ r"lul"rn MA" was
Tn,arapI tho vlolI h"Iug estimated OF
"a Ucn hNInh"i-. ~ Iu'r"nEa ct T.
% 900 hurhola rlu'o Borl"mhni
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
SENATOR JOHNSON ENDORSES
HARDING POSITION ON LEAGUE

Han Francisco. Cal. Oct. s,--Scnutor
Hiram w. Johnson Of California, Ia u
abatement made tonight on tho ave OF
his departure for Chicago To tnko part
In tho Harding and Coolidge campaign.
KHvc OUT the Abatement endorsing Soma
tor liardlnK'n position on tho natlonH
IcnEu" aud JnyinR that thorc hnd never
been any doubt IN his mind on how
tho presidential nominee EtOou on tho
Issue. The statement said In part:
Since the campaign commenced
therr has boon no doubt about Sena
tor HnrdlnK'E position upon the League
Of NRtionH Some Interested parties
for purposes ~ thrIr own have en-
denvorcd to miBTcprcr"ht him
Sometime nKO I remarked that S~na-
tor Harding Ind SCrappcd Tho league.
This was denied by some w"bhy gentle
man and som" lcft handed newspapers.
They may yet insist that hc has NOT
acrRpped IT. II" has only turned his
back upon it's obligations and seeks It's
rejection. Tho Ecnator'B fortnight
stand upon this issue has given him
tho enthusiasm In this campaign and
viii give him overwhelming victory In
November"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
Probing the Mystery
Of Little DdnSy Boy

Mays Landing Y j. oct. \ Th"
myhIrry surrounding the hlrnpp"nrnn'n
OF throo- yonr-oId Iiilly l'mns"y. from
his hnmo Ia IlainIn0nIOn. II year ago.
was Investigated TODAY by tn" Atlantic
county grand jury. which "l"arn lin H"n-
nluna on Monday
County Prosecutor Edmund q Gas.
KIN pr-r"utad Ia tn" Jury til" nNil"n'"
upon which thnrlrH white" h"iEhh'r 81
tho Dnnscyr md his nK"d hnuhch""l"'.
war, nrT~aIoh nrnrly ton mOnihn age.
nul1urnnr naming "Jnhn boo w"r"
nlro rrrvrd Ca wItnoHH"r and loh I" ~"
report that n lhlrd person "hS u"
charged with tho crime
Among rhorr VIII" "lTohr"d b"fmr" IN"
fury indry wore tho parents or tie"
child. Mi and Mrs llorcul"I I'nnn"S
heorKe II T1ckhardt. who fmnd child =
skelcinn zupp"And I" u" that OF tho
mia-InE hoy. In tho Folsom nwump on
Nn,rruhor -. Coroner Charles cunning
ham Of IIurum"nton. iuailro Of IN"
I~aro u A Rurdlck md HsVernl NOM
bsra Of tho White family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
ANARCHIST IS
UNDER ARREST
Posting of Handbills In New
York City By Hungarian
Brings Police Action

Now yotk. Oct Police tonight ar
rested Daniel Weiss ~. Hungarian
bnk.r who. they alleged. wan found
placing handhills hearing Rnnrohintio
z,atcmcnts In tho mail box OF n hallway
In East BiEhty,Hixth street IL" wan
charged with oHinninnl Rparchy.
Tho handbiilp which Wore typewnlt.
ton. wrrt HEADED ''Dynanits ana
Rombr" They contained abatement
that tho Wall street explosion was
caused by an explosive wAHop." There
also was an attack en- enpitftists. INC
IN. stat ssy,Ani. ArAlt power w Tho work:
era" THY wore signed Tho United
CNhhu,asAitt Party 49, $40 Nf.Y
/, -. LANbills also said bomb dis
astSH7in chicago was blamed on the
''RedA =" bat that hoy wore innoesnt
weiss, according 10 tho police, has
boon IN tho United states sixtsen years,
hut "a not . citizen. o.. d. . nr.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
HIGH STANDARD Of AMERICAN
NORMNGMEN IS THREATENED

frao Iross nud tight Of nas""nlY w"rs
hqlniiugly h"nlru
nassd ON Foroo
Mr. Il"rrick. pft,r dIScuuaiur N" cir
Cum"tRnc"s surrounding tho r"n"" con
fsrouCo. said
"'rh" WILSON League Of Nations Ia u
military alliance based upon force The
blishmcnt OF an Rllian"" Of hits
kind ~ out "f harmony with til" idea ~
or our country and out Of rountennnco
America for peace. prosperity aud hug
pineSs. not only for our own people. hut
for oil the world.
Under the Wilson League OF Nations
we become part or an int"rnationa
hossism. THIS ~ an ahsolut" dstri.
mcnt TO tn" wolfaro Of humanity 1t
WAS not desired In Europe.
International Bossism
1T did not take informal ionRl h"sslsm
for w Ia bring peace. prosperity hnd
hnppinosr 10 the people Of Cuba. 1t din
not iHko an international lohElsm to
establish the KrrSt spirit OF American
liberty NOr did II take II military
covenant To ontHblIrh In the Philippines
II Eplondih cIVIl government hold In
trust for tho Philippines
1T In tTuS tho world looks 10 Amer.
lun for IT. salvation md tho means OF
proKrosniVn civilization. but We can
,urnn moro rplcndidly to tho accom-
Ihishmant Of those things not by on
thhkIinE alliances. bu, by foundation
Of Justice This II America ln,plTn
ton Rnd II II Americas vision Of aront
things I" OUIno"
Mr. nuTkn said that the Last time no
had entered Hyrin Mosque WAS tho night
or August "a at the invitation of AIT
cid colleague In conEraaa. tMr cox.
whrm know Bocis,ly. llkc personally,
and pity politically I would hn unIu"t
,r my rGrnl~r companion In ruhit" no
- "a "nl cypress my appreciation
l.. a Ittt la,
"a tho Republican party in thu, cam
nnlan"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
Women Who Married
Aliens Will Not Vote

Philadelphia. oct & Philadelphia
women who h1vo mRrrled nlicns. Will
not bc permitted to vote AZ ia" coming
presidential election. according To II do
CiNiun handed down to. dny by the reRlS-
trntiOn CummiHHlon. This action WAS
taken In u test case IN which Mrs. Mary
WGrburtOn, or this city. figured. Her
attorney claimed that Mira. WUrhurton
was nn American Cltlxon. nnSmuCh as
nho was horn In tho United States and
had roHidrd IN th4H country NIL her llfo.
In 1901 sho married Charles Campbell
Whrhnrton. citizen Of Great Britain
. since 1904 han roSidnd In Philhdol-
phla.
e rummlSrlnn. In itn doOlalnn. said
that although Mrs WnrhurtUn aud hor
husband have rosidnd Ia this country
over since iholr marriage. her husband
han studiourlN avoided becoming an
American OltIEnn hrUhurc uf hin dirin-
rllnation Ia HlNo up hlH iirltlrh "tlE0n-
ship and q pnnHlou which hn continues to
rcrrlvs from tho british EnYornnonl
Mrs WRrhurtOn ih~TrroTo In ~ clilEon
~ GroAI britain md cannot vote A."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

TttsburRh Oct n LIautenant-t Cot
onsl Theodore Roosevelt. In mn address
at Syria Mosque hero tonight. totW"'iy
opening tho Republican campaign
Pittsburgh. declared that ON" OF w"
primo factors In tho success OF our
Eovernmou, IL tho high standard oJ our
workman This Is jcopsrdlIed by mo
Wilson League OF NntlonH ana '"o
treaty OF NnrsailloS."
Tho moctinR. which was largely nv
tended by women, followed II parad" IN
which n large number OF uniformed
women voters escorted Lieutenant or
onal Roosevelt. Myron 7. Hcrrick lo'
mer Ambassador to. France ana jan,
Francis Burke. former conGressmah. 10
tho hall. r
Every workinEman should ask ms
Democratic spoakorS TO explain 10 "i'''
Article XXIll Of tho League OF NA,, LIN
their accompanying nduehu"' CON
tinuod Mr.. Roosevelt.
Pour votes In 40
by these articles u council ~ cor
stitutad TO suporJse labor anu IN"
standards OF labor among tn" IhoinDers
las voting delegates. among whom "r'
certain OF tho ycilow aud brown rH;ah.
In this council tho thltcd ht"toa ha'
four VotrH out OF lIh. -,
Mr.. GompsrA won't TO europe WIZ
what he call cd American lRbor'H blll OF
rights and q very mo bill or rlEh'n II
was The workluSnsn should hn""
that this was roIoqtsd by an ov"r"ho'ln'
Ing vote The clause aEalnr' InH"iuh,
tarY ssrtdom and slavery was y",1u
down. because. In osrthln countries
which bslona - the league 'hers are
people whe VoEN under approximately
thsss conditions. and this In 1870 rnsrY
than half . century after Lincoln nnn
tho Republican party n""1 rm" h,Sn"S
china labor the ono concerning Mo Wa.
Itationn Of hours Tor women Was vote"
down. All safeguards for rroa spooch.
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DENIED ny NEW

Chicago. OCT B--SenatOr Harry y.
Now. chairman or the Itopublirnn hpchk'
era' Buraau, issued u abatement ;ndh y
,icnyinr that tho Republican national
committed has paid tho expenses or any
inumbrrA ct doleKationr waiting Mar
,nn L. hrnr Hrnaror Harding npanh from
hl7 I,.rt unI,h Representative JhmoH
\ M,t'Iniir. at Oklahoma, hahocrati0
rrrnkrs hers Nndnorday. made puhlin
amy uf whit In naid was loi tor
rInu - Iiupuhil'an regional director.
"n.,lnp Iu I~y all "srhnn"H Incurred ny
ti,n ItIIr"n /" whom u wan addI"n""h ~
whiting Martin
"s,, ru, II unrI has over b0cn nndn by
puy.uu ,.,I,uuuIrd with tho H"uulil'nn
hhII"unl tuInuiIIeo aud IT "no I'"TH"h
80 panrur wnio pnlh Ih"y WEI" rnlh Wy
como ulvnI" Individual unh not 10y IN.
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