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ITS GOING TO Be
SOME SPEECH
Harding Must Cut Himself OF from
the Cold, Noisy World While
Preparing 1t
tAssociated Press1

Marion, o.. July 12-Preparatory
to going into seclusion to complete
his acceptance speech, Senator Hard
ing had a busy day today with en-
gagements. He conferred with Sena-
tor Cummins, chairman of the inter-
state commerce committee, Judge
Wanamaker. the contestant to sue
ceed Harding in the Senate, and Ray
nond Robbins. Beginning tomorrow,
Senator Harding intends TO deny him
self to visitors until the speech is
completed.
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AFRAID OF THE OPEN AIR

Chicago, July 12.-Work of ANAL
gamting the various elements form
ing the new party continued today be-
hind closed doors, while the conven-
tion committee of forty-eight and the
national labor party marked time.
The negro question was injected in
the platform fight by Detroit negro
preacher.
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CAUGHT wIrH THE GOODS ON

Chief Thomas and Policeman Stevens
arrested Saturday night negro nam
ed Wright, who keeps a little store
on West Adams street. Wright had
two quarts of booze and one drunken
negro in stock, and as there were two
of the officers, they hope to be able
to convict him.
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KNIGHTS Or PYTHIAs

ocala, Lodge No. 10. Conventions
held every Monday evening at 7:3O
o'clock at the Castle Hall, over the G.
C. Greene Co. drugstore. A cordial
welcome to visiting brothers.
w. NJ. Parker, C. C.
Chas. z. Sage. K. of r. & s.
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ORDER OF EASTERN STAR

Ocala Chapter No. %. o. e. s.,
meets at the Masonic hall the second
and fourth Thursday evenings Of each
month at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Lillian Simmons, W. II.
Mrs. Susan Cook, Secretary.
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AMERICAN BISHOPS
IN LONDON PULPITs
(Assoeiated Pressl

London, July 12-American bishops
attending the Lamberth conference
occupied London pulpits yesterday.
Bishop Gray of the Southern Flor
ida missionary district, spoke despair
ingly of the work of the conference IN
trying to deal with the worlds prob
lens, saying it was inadequate for
the job and added the world apparent
ly was thinking the same.
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MARCH
TODAY IN ULSTER
Belfast Celebrating the 22Oth Anni-
versary of the Battle of
the BOyne
associated Press)

Belfast, July 12-The night passed
quietly in Ulster and as the great
Orangeman's Day parade formed here
today there was no evidence that the
day would be marked by anything out
of the ordinary Troops are in readi-
ness for any disorder.
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LIGHTNING STRUCK
CHURCH At ENV|LLE
Two Killed, a Dozen Struck Senseless
and the Building Set
on Fire
.fAaeocIated Press)

Tampa, July 12.-Lightning yester-
day struck the school house at En-
vile as the people were assembling
for church services and killed j. B.
Norman and his 17-year-old daugh-
ter. Twelve people were knocked un-
conscious and the building set on fire.
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MARIoN-DuNN MASONIC LODGE

Marion Dunn Lodge NO. 19. F. & A.
NJ, meets on the first and third
Thursday evenings of each month at
7:30 o'clock until further notice
Jake Brown, Secretary.
A. L. Lucas, W. II.
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FoOLHARDINESS PAID
WITH DEATH

Niagara Falls, July .-Rivermen
were patrolIing the Niagara gorge to-
day in the hope of recovering the body
of Charles Stephenson of Bristol,
England, who lost his life yesterday
attempting to go over the cataract in
a barrel.
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ocALA LODGE NO. 2ss. B. P. O. e

0cala Lodge No. ESQ. Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks, meets
the second and four Tuesday eve
nings of each month. Visiting breth-
ren always welcome. Lodge rooms
upstairs over Troxler's and the Book
Shop, 113 Main street.
C. 7. Miller, e. 3.
e. ]. Crook. Secretary.
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SHIPS IN COLLISION
OFF ATLANTIC CITY
(Assoclated Pressl

New York. July 13.-The shipping
board steamer Lake Frumpton was
sunk and three of the crew are miss
ing, as the result of a collision be-
tween the New Orleans-New York
liner Comus, off Atlantic City, ac-
cording to radiograms. The Comus
was damaged.
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PUTTING HIS PROFITS TO
A PRAISEWORTHY PURPOSE
ASSOCIATED Pressl

Asheville, July 12.-Out Of the
profits of the Grove Park Inn. Fred
Zeely, the owner, announces that he
will construct and maintain a hospi-
tai for the crippled children of Ann
erica.
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RAINBOW BOYS IN
GREAT REUNION
Are Met by Cheering Thousands in
the Metropolis of Alabama
ASSOCIATED Press1

Birmingham, July 12.-Thousands
of visitors from all parts of the conn
try are present for the reunion of the
Rainbow division, world war veterans.
Two bronze memorial tablets will be
unveiled during the ceremonies at
tending the reunion.
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CALIFORNIA TOWN
HAD A CONFEDERATION
ASSOCIATED Press)

Willows, Calf, July 12-Fire yes
terday destroyed almost the entine
business section of Willows with an
estimated loss of half a million.
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ABUNDANT CAUSE FOR
ANOTHER UPRISING
eAssociated Pressl

Mexico City. July 12.-Legislation
to make Mexico dry is being prepar-
ed for the next congress in President
Hucrta's Office, according to the Uni
versal.
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SURVIVORS, RESCUED

New York, July 12-The Comus
sent out a radiograph reporting the
rescue of surviving members of the
Lake Frampton' crew.
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cox AND ROOSEVELT
MEET In COLUMBUS
1Aagocfated Pressl

DAYTON, July 12.-Gov. Cox went to
Columbus this morning. where he viii
meet Franklin d. Roosevelt, the vice
presidential nominee.
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ANOTHER SIDESHOW PEACE

Moscow, July 12.-Lithuania and
the soviet government of Russia have
reached an agreement relative to the
establishment of peace, according to
Adolf Joffe, representative of the
government in negotiations.
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What have you to sell or trade?
Look it up and advertise it in tn
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r. A. MAsoNs

Regular CONVERSATIONS Of the Scala
Chapter No. IS r. Az. on the1ourth
Friday IN every month at %.
II. s. Wesah, n. ?.
Jake Brown, SecretaF
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.sssuEsnq spHnq suls4IsApv
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POLES ARE PEEVED

Spa, July 12.-The Polish delega-
ton is understood to be very much
disappointed with the terms of the
allied note to the Russian soveit gov
ernment proposing an armistice be-
tween the bolshevik and Polish arm
les, but say they will be obliged to ac-
cent
The Ocala evening star., 1920-07-12
CLEMENT STANDS BY
THE CONSTITUTION
Governor of Vermont Refuses to
Swap Principles for Political
Expediency
(Associated Press)

Rutland, July 12.-Gov. Clement of
Vermont, today issued proclamation
refusing to call a special session of
the legislature to make possible ratif-
cation of the federal amendment for
woman suffrage.
CLEMENTS GOOD REASONS
The governors proclamation fol-
lowed a conference in Washington re-
Gently with Senator Harding. In Civ
ing his reasons for refusing to abain
call the legislature in session, the
governor said the proposed amend
ment invades the constitution of Ver-
mont; that the legislature was elected
before the question of ratifying the
suffrage amendment arose and the
people of the state haven't had an op-
portunity to express themselves on
the issue. The governor declared the
seventeenth and eighteenth amend
ments were forced through by power
ful irresponsive organizations and
its proposed to force the suffrage
amendment through the same way and
without the sanction of freemen.
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Want ads are business getters.
The Ocala evening star., 1920-07-12
REPULSE OF REDS
NEAR ROVNO
Bolshevih Won't Have Things All
their Own Way in the In
vasiOn of Poland
Associated Pressl

London, July 1.-THE Polish arm
les struggling to stem the advance of
the bolsheviki on the southern front
have taken the offensive near Rovno.
Further south the bolsheviki are con-
tinning their drive successfully.
THEY LIKE TO TALK
Spa, July 12.-Prolongation of the
Allied German conference another day
or two and possibly longer. seemed
probable today because of the inabil-
ity of the conferees to reach an agree
ment over coal deliveries and the
reparations plan in general.
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HOW SULLIVAN SAW
THE CONTEST BEFORE
VOTES WERE COUNTED
H=-H="z-a--H.s-aa-sH-
Nv MARX SULLIVAN.

Special |" The IntclllECnccr
HURON. :. D.. March "%.--N riti"r
of the south Dakota primary of today
h"rur, th" vote" u-r Cnumtc.. /; mt =
b. said that ilr" advantages were IN
! favor Of General Wood. and that I=
made T. rather more favOrabl- r"r"on".
impress sion un the p"upl" ~ TIC state
! tNan lnwdru mldc when he war here.
Also Wool Sp"nt twice "a much iiI"'
ia tn" State rs I.owdrn. Finally Wo Il
ha~ .urrt Va" lrs' n,,h or thr cam
lSaICu hero. Winding up With - "h,rl
v ind nuish II ,hr Black lllls. Duriu::
. the past cI@hi days Glu. Wood mu,;
have seen. spoke To-. or SHAKEN hand.
lih fully thrrd ~ all tn, Not,rs II
thc Stut".
The fortunes Of thr GSht have goa"
back aud forth Gur.nE ihc thr""
months il has. hrcu ON. Wood a. tuaIIr
was the urst in tn state. but ~"
Lowdrn forces. when they did com"
raIn, IN II formidable way ana were
,hc nrs, to organize III" state. Tho"
Is mo duuht rhla from four t. ciEh!
y crlie ago tho Lowd,m organization
had tn, nlnt won. But tn, testimony
is universal that when Lowdcn cam"
into the stat" personally the people
who heard him had scn:'c of iiaap-
yuintmcui which weakened ut"
strength hero. (, docs not follow th"t
tho same result would follow Low.
dru'S Personal campaigning IN othr"
state. for Luwdcn has n good person
nlil. and raukcs Il good .pcrch. Bu'
,h, speech he chose to deliver ii
South Dakota waa NOT the kind o.
>pcrch rhu, the people here wanted
and had bc~u led 10 expect. Tho ri-
vance urf%nizcrS for Lowdc,' he
given the people picture Of him
which n. did not come zip 10. II =
not that lnwdcn'a personality Is les"
IMPRESSIVE. but i; Is diffcrvn; from th.
pictures The pooplr had formed ~
their rhud hy the advance lite.
nrIrr which they hnd studied more
n,uul'lv nHd had taken moro resi-
"u%ly than campaign literature y
commonly taken. The people had a
feeling tha. Iowdcn did not cCmc lp
a. the specifications promised by h!9
urEnularrn ~ the state and his litrl-
arur,. al"rcurcr Iowdrn's spccrhrS
her, d"tlt wholly with his introduce
iIun If III" budget system in Illinois
AID with his Experiences az = live
a'urN raiser. What tn" people wanted
aud were expecting was a discussion
Of ua,iona lSsu's. a discussion whi2h
l,owdcN Is entirety capable Of giving
II hr huu happened 10 choose that sub
jcr, Il Is said universally and In s
who'll, friendly way that Low dcn's cob
IN strength began about the time or
his personal tour OF thu state. AboIt
lhr Same time the Wood forces bcgar
81 most encrsetic work OF organization.
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ADMIRAL SIMS CHARGE BRINGS
DENIAL FROM GENERAL BLISS

WASHINGTON. March "S.--Th" con-
trovcrsy started by Rear admiral Sims
criticism OF ;he navy departments con-
duct Of its war activities WAS broadcncd
tonight BY the entry OF the war depart
ment to deny some OF the admirars
statements regarding the land forces
General Tasker II. Bliss. American
representative in the supreme war coun-
c,l. not only denied CatcEorically that nc
had recommended the brigading Of United
States troops with foreign armies "a
testified BY Admiral Sims. but declared
tho truth is exactly the reverse"
General Bliss made his denial IN a let
tor 10 Secretary Baker who transmitted
Il together with copy OF the original
order assigning General P"rShinE TO
command the forces overseas. TO Secrc-
,.rv Daniels. and ne IN turn sent both
on TO Chairman Hale Of the senate nav
al subcommittee. at tho same time max
Ing all the correspondence public.
Denial by Bliss.
Not only at no time did I make any
recommendation for the briEading Of
American troops with the British army"
General Bliss said. but tho truth IS eX-
actly the reverse. The only time that
ever came in contact with Admiral Sims
in Europe was while I was IN London
with the American mission (thc so-called
house mission between the Sth and ed
Of November, 1917. During that entire
time the idea OF briSading or amalsam-
attng American trooE with foreign
armies had not. as far as know, enter
ed the head OF any one, nor did l ever
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RHINE TOWNS
IN CONTROL Of
SOVIET REDS
MIDDLE CLASSES
BEING DISARMED
Situation Declared to Be Dup
lication Of Conditions In
Red Russia

ROTTERDAM. March %. tHy Tho
Associated rrHss) .-ThH conditions in
thc Rhine provinces. where virtually cN-
chy Gown = N IA" hands Of tho wurkmcn
rapidly ~" ~ preaching \ duplicatIon
of rhc conditions prevailing III Soviet
Russia
According 10 tho Rn,tcrdamsch" Cou-
rants CORES p"ndcu's n Essen and
portmuud. III" first step following the
proclamation &C Soviet republics. Was
:hc urcnlnE rc prisons and fr""ing not
orly political prisoners, Ou' also COM
mou rr.o"ncrS. Coming closely upon
tic hcrls If this order Vas An invitation
rn the hourGcoisis 4" surrender all urr-
arms Emphasis MAS laid on tins ny IN
auuuun,"m"nt that failure to c"mulE
would entail prosecution ny the r"E"lu-
i,nuary tribunal.
The correspondents say rha, the hard
est task OF Soviet government would
h." ru maintain rat!"uinG: thUt failure
Il, this respect would not be improb-
;,hio owing :" ia" t,isi.ug scarcity "C
ru"d#lurre and that p compromises with
Berlin would ac accessory.
TIN Soviet counciNs have ynE,Su iHc
sharue~, m'p~uTcS nSHiU-l i"uling. -s.t
tic rorresunud"pis. hui 'h"y ~" r"Qul-
>uiou,ug provisions ard o'hoy c"mmuu-
diu"s without payment.
Tho Wolff Bureau. ''u. s,U.-"ifs'.a'
G"rman n"vS agency, declares that n,
Soviet towns arc absolutely under S"-
Wet consuT$h:r Tho sal. - a.Cuhu,lC
drinhS 'S proN.hItCd and nobody r* al
lowed on tho streets hr'w,"n ten + m.
and 4. m.
Tho~r dispatches l,.IG~ hat the So
cialjetS have lost All .uiiu'nc". They
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make such suggestion mu'h less = 70.
Comm"ndation.'
General Bliss said b" told the supreme
war council that such thing as pcrma-
nent amalSamatIon Of NmcriCJu units
with tn, BRUSH ar French would bc IN
tol"rahl,, To American sentiment" which
I"d tn" presiding officer. VI. Clcmcr-
ccau. - G"rlar, that this point was
settled" and nothing VA heard there
after on tgc subject.
Sims Statement.
az commaud"r-'n-chicf of IN" American
expeditionary forces il Was specifically
provided that American troops were to
operate as Individual units.
Rear Admiral Sims stntemcnt Mon-
day concerning General Bliss alleged
rccoumc ndatIOu was made in discussion
by the admiral uf tho most effective
manner in which tn" United States
forces abroad could have aided the al
lied cause. Senator rittman, Democrat,
Nevada. read from an unsigned letter
found IN Adm.ra! Sims file urging that
American troops passing through Great
Britain bc hrIEndCd with tn" British
forces. He called the document "krirish
propaganda and said 1t was part of An
organized effort {" prevent tho forms.
tinn Of a separate American army. Nd
ulraI Sims replied that II" had mnt
written the letter. he "hl""tcd /" hn> 'ns
il called propaganda aud SHid I WIS
"prr,ty good military reasoning .H"l
what Bliss rccummcnd ndcd,'
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TAYLOR, OF BROOKE,
ENTERS CONGRESS
RACE IN the FIRST

Special nispatcii TO Tic 1ntelliseneer.
wELLSDCEG. ". Va. March eS-.
Hon. W. Il. TAYLOR. Of this city. banker,
farmer and formc" Bethany College pro.
frssor. today announced his candidac1
for the Republican congressional nom-s
inatiou in the Tirs; district Hc hasy
had the matter under consideration for
several weeks. but did not reach de-
rr.:ou until today The announcement
was received with cIthu5iasm by his
Rrnnlie county followers.
Pr. Taylor Is president OF the Farm.
crs' and Merchants Bani OF Wellsburg,
vii make a vigorous campaign through-
out the district. His formal announce.
mcnt with statcmcn, OF the poiicies
he favors will b. Issued In the course
Of few days.
Tho candidate from Brooke county -
widely known and popular and his
friends arc predicting that he will prove
formidable and successful in the coming
contest ls we'll as IN the November
election.
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ESSEN Germany 25 via CopenhagenlThc local
tive council that the entire industrial here
abouS hands the revolutionary workmen and that Red
advancing WcSCl where ''thc
last remnants of the regular troops concentrated
The Ruhr Echo that the left OF the Red army front
stretches from Daken - miles from Dueor through ltoItc
70 Do< miles MuenSte Violent fighting still
proceeding aud Nals have been taken by the
with 900 the adds and general
advance is in towards WeSel
In the vicinity Natcrn armorcd train the way to the
Industrial region halted by the blowing of
stretch ct roaIlbcl
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J. TER BARNES NAMEDAS
MEMBER Of BOARD Of C0NTR|ll

CHARLESTON. W. Nn.. March e
!. Walter N"rncS Of Fairmont. proTni-
ncnt c!li.r u an active and well
known y, has been commission
I'd member oi The state board Of control
by Governor .iohn J. Cornwcll. accord
ing 10 the Gul crnor'S announcement to-
day, The commission was mailed to Mr..
Barnes. Monday. but the announce
ment WAS not made public until today.
The commission is effective rs Of Feb
ruary s and the term expires March -.
1925 He succeeds cx-Mayor J. NJ.
Williamson, OF Moundsv1llC.
Mr. Barnes at one time vas principal
OF the Fairmont Normal school and then
managed the Consolidated Telephone
company OF West Virginia. an indcpcn-
dent conccrn which had wide list OF
subscribers in almost every city in
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Taylor County Votes
Million Dollars For
Improved Highways

GRAFTON. ". Va. March @%--tum-
p,"tc returns from twcuty-iiNc out Of
twenty-siN precincts indicate that TaN-
lur C"uuty'S million dollar bond issue
FOR pavInE thiriy-cigh, miles Of pcrman-
ont roads. has carried by @,5l6 for, t"
$50 against Of - percent moro than the
necessary so percent.
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northern W,St Virginia. Next for fodf
years. nc .was a City commissioner "a
Fairmont snd during ;hc war waS fnel
administrators for this statc. He v oset>
fifty years Of age and has been q reai.,
den, OF West Virginia practically ali Or
his life. tts5Gss
His appointment did not create more
than n slight stir of interest In rhf5
city. for. while there had been a largo
list OF candidates for the post II had
been conHsued here for some time that
the Farmort man would win tho
honOrs. lie is expected TO arrive here
within the next two weeks to take ,upe
his Official duties as member q The
board Other members arc Prest0cnt Es
n Stephenson. Of this city; Jamcs 3,
I.akin, member OF Preston cou1fyS
Barnes salary will be $4,000 ahnaaily,
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action % ~ contToi OF Schleswtgs The
CQBU l;,i. : $.5u"-CubUrcGntha. March
CA heavy defeat has been iultIcted
on ,h,. communist forces. VIII" lost moro
than one Thousand Killed. according u
The Ecichsw.hr commander III tins r"-
Ejou. Th" R"irhSwehd had !" killed
and s. wounded. Will, nine arc missing.
LEIrSIr. March 3-Tho deaths IN
the lighting IN thus city between conn
munistS AMI troops now ar" put at loo
on both sides
Lieutenant Ru"rhncr, the Will 'uowU
German aviator who was cr"hii"d WITH
forty Victories in Tia air during IN"
war. was shot down ana kIllcd durlu"
III, fighting.
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General Wood Leading
In Close Fight With
LOWden and johnson
MADE GREAT HAUL IN
WORTHLESS CURRENCY

BUCHAREST. March IA German
dirIgiblc balloon. headed for Moscow.
fell today near Hutin near tCrauwit2.
It's officers and 800 000. 60l ruhlc% print
I'd in Berlin and also printing press
for making money were taken cha'Ec "i
aud brought here by Roumamian$.
This is the second diriEihlc 10 fall
into the hands Of the Rumanians.
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TAKE BIDS FOR COAL.

WASHINGTON. March -. Bids
coycriuE buni,cr r"sl suffIrir'It for n
period II six months. received by the
shipping hoard today. RANGED in price
from $G.29 per ton delivered at Balti-
more. to fl-.bh at Galveston. The
hoard's requirements wrr" estimated at
from N.Uo0 TO l,4000"o tons. \ num-
hrr of bids w.r" received covering each
was no shortage, officials said.
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CUBI March 23 BY the Associated Press caVN tight
has been nou before WcSe the lower right
bank Of the Rhine the Reds have attempted to wipe out the
stand the RchSwehr The Reds trying get through conf
unraon Holland in order ooouf Troop move
lncnlS TO surround the Essen progress
reported that Spartacan attack on inc poStohcc a.
ortnunI th, morning cmpoyeS officers kil"
In Thurngia the government said have appointed
foreign minister and TO be printing BolShcvk money.
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FLOOD MAKES MOVE
FOR SEPARATE TREATY

RICHMOND. Va. March 2S-R"prtS-
rntativc Flood Of Virginia former char
man of the House foreign affairs COM
mittcc. announced here tonight lhai ne
would introduce in the House. probably
tomorrow. a joint resolution authorizing
President Wilson to prcpar" new
treaty Of peace wirIt Germany.
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THE WEATHEK.

WASHINGTON, March 23-Forecast:
ohio-Part,y cloudy wednesday, show
ers at night or Thursday; somewhat
colder Thursday.
Western Pennsylvania-Fair Wednes-
day, showers at night or Thursday;
somewhat colder Thursday.
West VirgiuIa-Fir Wednesday;
Thursday increasing cloudiness, proba-
bly, showers by night.
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QUE. prevails ON that section Of the
'front.' b-,,y...n Dorstcn and uortmGnd.
Tho general military situation. II is
Declared. Is favorable 10 the Ecd rcN"-
iCtIuuarI"s.
\ seocnL announcement by irY "N-
cculiyc council said that he r"f"'u-
tluuIry wOrkm"u on saturday captured
;ivo cannon. SIX Uirc thrnw"rS. lhr'c
,hnuSarl ris"> twenty thouISui cart
.idSc>. 2Cn horses and much baggage.
In th. taking ~! purStcH IN" Reds cap
,urcd 600 EeichswChr. tho "nnouncc-
mcnt added.
REEI.IN. March @2.--tRg the ASs"ci-
s!rd esSI-MaJor General Won hu"ti-
Wiz. the military commander tn the
En0p ravol,. has been arrested. !; is Of
rriall, announced Adm.ral N"n TCoiha.
CHIEF uc the admiralty. has also bc"n
arrested.
Thcrs IS no definite news OF Napp's
whereabouts It is supposed oc Is on
hrs estate in Ea>, Prussia.
soon aC,-r his return 10 BERLIN
I'r.sidcut t.oer' ordered IN" imperial
ruur, ~ L'ip>ic to bring action against
rA" leaders nf ~" revolutions. Including
Napp. Won Lu"uwitz and No" JaSo".
and Admira' Tru'ha.
Nr:HI.IN. March @%.--tBy the As>o-
,:aicd Pr"~Sr President Ebert to-day
dccrccd the abolition uf drWmhcad
courts MARTA! ia Greater Berlin. cN-
pressing confidence i&at order would not
q, further disturbed.
prdrr has not vet b"cn re-c~tabIl>h'd
~ NnrdhauScn. SaNony. and N" S.tua-
cson az S"nd, rhauscn ami t"hurG Is
worse TIL" demand for disarmament
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-24
South Dakota Presidential
Preference Primary Trian-
guIar Battle With Any One
of the Trio Possible Winner

sioux FALLS, 5. d., March
-. Returns from the south Da-
kota statewide Republican preSi-
Dental primary Of Tuesday show
these totals for 3j9 out Of Lao