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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-18

along swtnminsly until they began
to talk terms
MAY ask your terms for 80
nights. Nine. PattiT' said Colonel
Haverly!
"For concert or opsra~ said the
singer. &
"F'or concert"
-Four thousand dollars night. or
100000 for 80 night. one-half to BIO
deposited upon signing Of the con-
tract" said Patti glibly.
Colonel Haverly swallowed with
difficulty two or three times, and
tten managed 20 speak.
1.-TWO hundred thousand for so
nights!" he exclaimed. Heavens.
madame! That k just four times
what We pay the president Of the
United States"
well" said Patti. "why don't you
get the president TO sing for you?"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-18

Colonel J. H. Haverly. the oldtime
minstrel mnenate. years ago CON-
ceived the Idea al having Nine. Patti
for concert tour under his own dir
ection. and called on her to make a
contract She received him most cor
daily. and the conversation went
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-18

men in the district, who seem to
have money to pay their way. as well
as those who apparently are without
means, to justify perfect tranquility
in the southern section of the city.
Joe German, arrested on charge
Of vagrancy. was in court Wcdnes-
day afternoon and his case continued
thirtys days when he agreed TO ac-
cept a job offered him in the coun-
try. Ed Bragg. also up on vagran-
cy charge, showed that he had been
employed much of the time and was
idle only when compelled to be oil
duty because of illness, and his case
was dismissed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-18
Money Can Be Sent
to Prisoners Held
ii Eberion Camps

There have been many inquiries at
the Red Cross home service branch
hero about sending or money TO Ger
man. Hungarian and Austrian pris-
oners In Siberia. The American Red
Cross has made arrangements TO un-
dertako the transmission OF money
from individuals In America TO these
prisoners.
All remittonces should DO made
payable To tho Amedican Red Cross,
and addressed to tho American Red
Cross National Headquarters. Slberi-
an Prisoners Relief. WASHINGTON. ID.
g. In each case the following infor-
nation must be gfven. Full name.
rank and nationality OF tho payeo.
location of tho prison camp whore
last heard from. and statement as 90
whether the funds to be transmitted
are 10 be issued for relief OF the In
ton expenses. II Is estimated that
$3.50 will cover tho cost OF rcpatria-
ton expenses OF an individual from
Siberia 10 Europe.
In sending money for transmits
sion II should be stated whether or
not payment In TO be made by cable.
II 80. an additional amount OF 50
must be included 10 defray cable ex-
penses. Money transmitted thru the
mails will talso from n month to six
weeks to reach Vladivostok.
II the payee can not be located AT
the prison camps the Red Cross viii
return the remittances TO the sender.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-18

Back hurt you? Cau't straighton
UP without feeling sudden pains,
sharp aches and twinges? Now lis
ten, That's lumbago, sciatica or
maybe from a strain, and you'll get
blessed relief the moment you rub
your back with soothing, penetrating
EST. Jacobs Oil" Nothing else takes
out soreness. 1areness and stiffness
so quickly. YoHsimpiy. rub ii on an1i
ont comes the pain. 1t Is perfectly
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-18

mass of ruins, The hotel was totally
consumed by fire, which caused dam
age that cannot be accurately esti-
mated, as it comprised tho loss of
valuable personal property OF the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-18
Rub I3ackache Await.

harmless and doesn't burn or discolor
the skin. -
Timber up! Don't suffer! Get a
small trial bottle from any drug
store. and after using 1t Just once,
you'll forget that you ever had back
ache, Iurnbago or sciat,ca. because
your back will never shurt or cause
any moro misery. 1t never disap-
points an,s Id, Saau Tacvii.iri O.: %
for go years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-18

Printers employed on the news
papers In washinngton have obtained
an advance in wages from Si2 a
week to S47.Ss for night workers and
from $50 a week TO slS.6S for day
workers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-15
COX RAISES THE ANTE
TO S3O,OOO,OOO IN
TALKS TO WESTERNERS

Ilnlrr IduIrn Nrpi ~ \ iunh "'
from Iga ono huO to $40 OuU. .hOn ln ''hE
,nIvnd - lie fnnl hlm i."r"ru"f 80 81
ohio Democratic rrcrid"utInl 'nuuIhn'
declared today during hlr tour "i '''n"'
mud eastern oregon AIlh"uEh '"
vnyctnnr'r rhurE"u h"t"l"r"I" "'i'
linn tho total opp"ujii"n iurd ""nll
lao not IcVy than ilI.0ho h0" u" i'l"'h
ihnl nEuTn i"dhy.
The gUSrrnuI'H "init m'hi NhN h"'
during nu hours Np""'h II ii"n III" ','
nud utnry vCrNudn u Nhmp' '''''"'
hnl,I nud lu r"pp0nH" !" Ih"H''''
from hIs auhirnC" n"hInK h"" NO.
r,,,rd 10 return r"nditi"ur !" n"iulhI
''wh"u So p'r""u, Of ia" ""hiih ~ "'''
hy two percent 81 th' p""pl"
ar cIvhiy p"r,cui OF ~" r""ri" "III
fnrVc, thcir pollrlcs" IN" g"r"rn"r -
,licI "pud helm me ll,l the tw" r"rC"h'
tE,, 1. raising - fuud or fr"m 1''.o"".
onn Ia y3U 900 Gun L. bout M. "" VIII
,,nkc yoyrrnIurnl mn agency for III" on"
hundred u"rrcui aud not the iw" r"r
EIgh, ppcrchc-. dealing mainly Win
,h, b,mnrrntic doctrines ~ 'pch'" ana
progrcsr" v"r, delivered today 10y ''"N
Di,rcrnrdrug hi~ phlrI"iAn" order"
,,ruiut. uI.idour upCcrhrH. TIA" g"N"I
nor believing his attack or rr"h i'"''
,,ryupitir" nu III" wnn". d'Il\"r'' n
strInE II roar platform mai "lh'i "'" u
,,r n,Idrca,Cs aud CI"sCd his hhF Win
, -pc,rh 10 II barge meeting her" !"
wivh, nj Cody Nlhl"tIC park III" N"I'"
.,Iii vp- honrrc hul II" w"nih"r"d an
nihcr sIrrnuuup dnv Of campaigning IN
good shape. he rnlh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-15
Wheeling Bride -tO-Be
OF Millionaire Held
Up By Lack Of Funds

Spc,laI pirpal'h Iu th" luloiItE"h'"T
Baltimore. Md Sept II Tho bride
tn.hc ~ Philadelphia multi million
aIr". uho wn7 "u n'r wH' :" woh IN IN"
Ciiy "r M"lh"rly I"v". Y h".nS h"'I ny
ia, polite" "r IHliIm"" SIN lH Mr.
Hester Iiurk". VIII" gave her hEr M -
,crrp, mud her address" az 10 MAJ"
street Wheeling. " Va.
Mrs nurlSc Was found In tn" mon
SiuIlun Icy InIr"lrunu I'utrum Hi " 4"
."',Inrk thl- m"ruInE Sh" i"Id Ia" y"
IIrrmnn shr y,Ms uu her way !" mari =.
hu, run uul 81 funds nuh got or the
Train Win the intention ~ getting ""'"'
none, rr"Iu u friend h''"
Il nn going I" man" " m"llI miIl"h
arr. "a hndrlphin" ni' r"h h"i"I"
Iuarl,r J"hnncneu. la '"mirnl r"Ih
,0ul 4" dny 49,.
y uu know ho ,urir h'n money J" "'I
:ir. pne py'n rrIm,t"rI"n I" go J"
.I.,.h riIh h,t Ir,uda h'Io Hh" ."
iuz,I - els, the n"m,' - li'" IhI'""e'
lI,l"n
II.,. ,Ir. II,,,I,,,, d"ra "'h I'.' 49,
,u.,,,, 81 NI. H. -i', n"h' "I'"'' a.
.... stain at,,,i 60, 'In' "fhSt'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-15
Irish Peace Conference .
Appeals For MacSwiney
Illinois Primary Is
Discussed By Sullivan
NY M a mn uULLIV a m

."r'"""I r"i'i - '"''' ''0r''''I''I 81 h"
i''' il.r"n'', "rd In' E''"i"E I'""'
'II."Ir r'II - Iillm"tr d" I"'""i
'""" T., ,I"",i'". ~Ili """,' I''","''"'h
n,I II,I"iIIi.un ,nniih"i.. :, c"''''h
,''unI,u I."vi,u,, Th'i"t"U J." lI'
.''n"i' u'""l"t h',n,"" t. ''h q '""Il
i"ii f,,T ,,n,,inlnnll"n
l.n N n,Ir,iil' "u m''InlnrI'I'" ="
p,",,o,I LIm ih,,' ",, wa T., l"' ir"I -"
dII,I,- So IIit",n u h'I I"I,. nnd r'"""
I r",IiH lhI,h candidate u ~
i.'r'.' 'n' tt J." n'"''"IIy "sr''i'h :" 80"
u,rL H. uiuI, g oui rulih $50 m"~
u,.,uI., 81 ,,mr,."" Ne rI"I'r h"7
"", 81 I,"r', tom" h" i"E h''" v"
'''"u,' -, n''.''hIY I"' "is'""" r'"'". ."
- ~ I"r 900. I',u iu Wrrhi"rI'" h' 10
:, rnr,Ind nn rurr f""i'I "ud r"nrlhl'. .
q" i,n.u ir't'uol""" -" h,lliI""'' IT. II
, IrI.,u,.r ruau MD h"H url" hI" '"i"'f
lh, dcr'I"Irm"u' ~ n lnIg" I"'"'"I h"h
li"'l'' ''IHh' H. Iliu"i"
"mIih IN II '"mRr'""""n ~ rh"i'"r
r,,lI,,, hcIug uuw ~ hir f"uIh T'"r
II,r r,,,Gc hnn h""n 10" Irl"f /" mnb"
my particular Impression NJ WnHhinR
ton ~" ~ banker
Th" Night between MrEInl"" md Hmlih
l. a,nrI ~ n larger fIRhi. whIh In on"
II ~" hliIcrr"I illin"lu In" over known.
l. "s''udo rr"m governor. E'InlEhl down
ihN u'h"i !" III" l"wrEi "fflc". Th" con -
tending factions nr" ia" thI"nRn city
mn"hinc. led by Mayor Th"mpr"n ma
TIA" Ht1l" uTRnnlIhilb I"h ny ''"N 80"
den ThIH Is The hrEi y"nr In which
IhnH" tvs" organizations In Illinoir IL"
publican u"ll"irr hlv" attempted To tres
pass on ouch "ihcrE territory. md the
night H. extremely bitter
ON tho DnrmncrItic side thcr" arc two
candidates for tho Senatorial vacancy.
ii Is hrIlclcd that n down state glove"
'nHnufnr'urCr. Peter Waller, " III get tn"
Democratic nomination. but II Is be
lirvcd that the Republican nominee VIII
win ia, clr"tiOn IN N"vcmhcr.
Aside from the s"nnt"rship. ihcr" u
one other aspect ~ thIr Illinois hRht
thai ~ ~ national inlcTrH'. Al lchhi, "
not 81 national Importance. BrcaIhc "I
C"Inplrkiiira Ia Ihc sllunli"n too devious
t. inll"w here, II IL puhHIbI" that ihn
nmI.uiur 81 The primaries viii lead 10 a
rr'untIpm which nlphl T"rulI In bringing
In Ihr tut"Tnorthip 81 Illinois. nj the
-l'rh,n ia E"N'm'h"r mat hnihhIhE
hi,d 81 American r"lIli's. 90 h"nhl"r J.
IinIn H. y lr
,'"IJ nghI 1870 by = t'""'nE f"n)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-15
Testimony
Knocks Out Charge .
Against Attorney

Detroit Mich. Sept it--huRub
pwyor travelling auditor for tho InitfJ
nIno workrra ~ America. probably
died ~ Iopto meningitis. rather thao
from u now on tbs hrsd according 10
testimony of Dr Albert French IN th9
preliminary hearing hsrn to-day OF
Frank u I"h"ny. prominent attorney,
who 4. charged with Dwycr'r murder
DR. rr.nrh. county physiclHn, per-
formed n post -morten examination ON
Dwy~r's body several hours after his
dcnih. wblch followed En alleged drink:
lnp bout In a downtown "ffire building
last June
'"rhnre wnrs but ihrsh suparficibl IN
IurIes on the head. nOnr ~ which wouA
have rnunod d1Aih." Dr. French testl'
fled IIc raih lopio meningitis was
,nunrd by lnfiuenIn, fro mwhich D~yW
had ruffored according 20 previous tsS
rIm0ny. eighteen m"nihH before MS
death
nr French nnid the dihsssn nausea .
b,mnrrhuEn ~ tho brain which. IN hte
uuIuInn wpa tho Immediate cause ~
death The physician nlso tssflfisd mat
II,n IuIutIoH 10 the dead mans hshh Ap-
roarnd 10 have boon caused ny fHl14
and not by n blow Ito found M b"d1
IuJurlrB hr said ~
Mrs Elikabrth Iinh. ofnos )anitrase.
anh another witnnns. To-day idonttfied
bohcny ~ tho rnsn sho saw engaged ~
IA ucuffIo With Dwyor shortly befors the
Isttor was found dead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-15

Hartford Conn. sept lS--ln defiance
OF Governor Marcus II IIolc"mb. VIII"
In u neHsaRe had said that II might not
pass any meAaureN save those which IL
had been specifically called to connld"r.
the Connecticut general assembly Today
Ia special session. adopted TeHolu'lon
ratifylng the nineteenth amendment T.,
The United StAtua CunHtltutlon. sun
in defiance, n adopted. in concurrence.
10 r1cces q general legislation! al
though the governor had given wArninG
that hs would 'pookot any measures
40 adeDAoA.
The governor. taking tho position That
IN. rIsbi NJ women to vote legally at
IN, November election may he leopard
iGrd by q decision In renn"nHso whl,h
wouLA. nuiIify ratification by that Htstn
- thirty.slAth TO talify--psrsnally
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-15
Seek Supreme Court {,
Injunction TO Prevent
Miners Joining Union

Charleston, W Va. sept. n.P'ti,
iion for injunction WIS hled today In
the suprcm. court Of appeals by ceal
operators In Wyoming and MercT
counties. askinK that tho court restrain
the United Min- Workers OF America
from further activities In hcDowsil
and MsrCer counties. Tho court mss
not yet acted upon the petition
The petitioners claim that they rave
contracts with the mipsrA OF their
countries through which they agree
that they viii not Join tho union or ],
w " OrganiEaiionr while In their eHl'
pin, They further claim that aetiyi.
ilrn Of iha United Mine W"rktfs are
interfering with contracts which thaS
LA vr with IOn-uniDn men. ~
Thcy charge Ia the paliiion that iht
,,pnrntnIr 81 the central "ompatnivq
nrIIn aIr Ia rnnhrIThcy Win tho unlte9
Mine Vi nIkrIn T." unl"nlSa lhh WeN
kIIsnin noIhn B.'anho 81 10" lnhblIllf
81 ub,raIuIA ,T other staish Ia CempetA
win Ihua. ~ Wuni NiIIIIls hus "
n,",. favm"hir natural conditions A"g
u"u umI"n labor
\ aIulls, p.'ii len f", l"Ju"6'i.n hisA
Win iuds. lsRb { II.'nayn ~ thf
.I,nuIi ,oyTI ~ HGbc"T gsiiatr lNhs ~
Iu-,d n. Gii-ia'vtH htA 'HSf ," Hr
r,n"iinn "nSs, sIpil.' Hanfi L'ns va
r,nr,.d by iu1g. Dryi'E ~ ths fsh.'ss
"onJt ~ b"'lb.rr W.Fi VHA'n's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-15
RHETTA CHILDE DORR
MAY SPEAK HERE
AND AT MOUNDSV|LLE

HpocIRl DIrpnrCh 10 the Inl"ItlGcn"or
Ghnrl-rI"u " Va. H"pi. ~ An
n"un"rnoul mad" NJ It"ruhil, an
state hcIduunrirIr !" day "f hh"th"f
rrrIea 81 Republican m""ilnEH I" DO
hcId Ia ih~ -r"Ic rher" m""ilnEH VIII
10 adhrc17"h hy Iuem nnd w"u"" Hr''"
rrH aud in,iudcd th"H" n'nl by ia" lohh"
ll,nu nnI Ii"unI '"mnllt"'
cot UaIph cote. nr Dhl". ''i'inn 81
tao world wa. aud hu ImIInni" n'7
- Nounlnr Harding. viii '""" I" 'h,n
rtnIr "n n'sl HniurhhY. making l"" ''
drrrrcu ono la FslTu"nt. lu ~" hil"
n""n hnd ono 81 M"IKaui"w" nl "lH"'
Ito viii nlH" speak nj NnIflnThnIH "h
N"utny H"pI'mh"t ?bih A. 'h" H"""
rnrotIugH Mtr Ith"ln 'hllh" B"ir. 81
Sow inrs. viii make nhhr"rn"H fII"''N
40 hoinr made ;" hn," M'H l"'r "r' '"H
At wh"oilug and M"uudrNllI"
Mrr butr "pruod h"r wc"t "nR'R"
mcnr IL N"rl VIrGinl" la"' nlEh' "'
I,,rkcI zburR. wh"r" Hh" Hr"t" h'f"i"
I,0p r.uulr NJ tho IInrdimE club. "tlh
ntatr superintendent "r r"h""lT
rnnIKnt Hhn rp"k" at IIunlIuRi"m from
Tho nam, PLATFORM Win Juhg" l. y.
Morgan. Urpuhll"nn u"nIn"" l"r k"'''
not. at IA" "u"nIng OF ~" ltor"hII'"'
.,nIupnIgu IN CnbcIl 'uuuIT i"ngi'tH
man weIiu t:ondykunntE nIsu Addressed
the meeting Mrs II"rr viii ndhr"Ha IN"
women nI tudtIr4iuu 1T IA meeting !" h"
hrld IN ia" hall "r ia" h"uF" "f dr,'
grr"R Wednesday night I" whI'h th'
fncmbcrs Of "a" I"Rlrlntur" hHN' h''h
invited
Mrs r.corg" rufrcuhnrRor hnH accept
cd mn Invitation Ir make an HdhT"HH I"
the women nr l'urnhnntnr county On
ucNt Saturday. when they meet ht MA MAJ
llngtun for orKarlIR Hon purposes. h'
Invitation whH extended hy MrN '''".
" Nharp. rhuirm.n "r the Republican
,yomcn's - committee In Tint county.
Mrs Jnmch Meredith lr another II"
publICan woman VIII" has taken Ia"
stump for the Hrpubli"RnH. Sh" hp"kn
Al BuCkhauu"u last saturday and viii
speak with Judge Morgan Al tho open
ing Of tho Republican campaign In
RItchio county next Saturday.
Major John Z. Bond went /" l"wi~
burg. Tuesday. AMI made nh nddrChu At
the opening nf tho Grocuhri"r Snrtom-
hr term OF court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-15
CONNECTICUT RAT|F|ES SUFFRAGE
DESPITE GOVERNORS OPPOSITION

Kurr notice to members hy II prnCIrnh-
,lum. r"nh by him after hts m"HH"K"
t. the ECpHIuu which hHd luei Up"n"''.
Of "A special s"ETl"n /" h" held m"Hi
rucrhny Ap"CihCnlly To- net upun the
nineteenth amendment.
Although the Legislature today rhtl-
Ned tho amendment th' coming Hr' 'in'
rrsniUn win again Il" this T"hhy &
ratlncd on q rcr0lutiuu nff,r"d hN lie
publican House Leader kinH. immediate.
tY following a c"ntrT"nco 81 r"N'rnl j. al
err With the EuN"Tu"r. who declined TO
a notion action today. Noxt Tur"dny
tho governor viii send In the c"mmuni-
ratIon whirh he received from secretary
cr static colby. which rmh"dIcr ih" proc
I,,n.,t,n ae,InriuH ih, nluUirruih
amendment L., be- Ia t"I'". .Ihlr viii h'
the only buainoHs to como before thA'
asaaiOn. ,. =. -.--o.,-..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-15
HARDING IN SPEECH TO CALIFORNIANS =,
AND BELMONT COUNT|ANS, DECLARES FOR !.
JAPANESE IMMIGRATION RELIEF IN WEST

he found requiring protective tariR
Iovy when the problem Was brought up
for study and action by Republican
administration
In nir rcfetcncc to tho SenatS
oliEarchy" charge. the nominee doclhrcn
n war not nurpriring that tho Demo-
or6Is snouId be dirpirnncd because con:
sreH had rAcTcIrrd its constltutional
powern during n seven year period OF
hne words. much dirtation. tinksrnS
with busIns ~ and unwnrrantcd AHnumD.
tI0n'' by the executive.
what the "oliGArohy" AooomplishSN
Tho scnato'r "nliEnrchy" ns they csiI
II and tho oIiEnrchy Of tho houSa q
reprcAchiatlvcH," he continued, forc0e
,hrm toward efficiency In making. woe
and forced them toward some elhcienoY
though much bclatod, In reconstruetloH
for pencc and interferrnd 20 stay the
prodi gnI vast. Of tho taxpayers monsY.
ana prevented America from bsiND
caught In tho nnSrrs and tanEiSo 81
thtir hmndcring IN FRriA" ~
Using M an eNnmpls Of foVeiHA 0oDs
,crtntinn confronting Caiifornia fIun
gruwrr- Ernst"r Harding declared Tho
If im -ava this or any other worthy q
d~,cInrimy agricultural industry q
america tariff protection 10 nse"eOaSH,
ihnn tariff protection must be gtNanS
Hc added that . Tong list" Of farm
products might ~ found In require such
protection. though any tariff rsvtstoa
ar L0ostNNsA n 1-Gs Thsssl ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-15
WORLD COURT PLAN PRESENTED TO
THE NATIONS BY LEAGUE COUNCIL
Maine Republican
Majority Over $4,000

Portland. Maine. Sept II %"ArIy
,omulnIr return" "f v''I"rdnNr tat"
~lc,Il"n gave Ire'I"r!" u l'"rkhnr.t.
Nrruhiran. i"nirh plurality "r "".-
k1G over II"rtrnnd :. M'luiir". hl" lI"m'
nrrnth. uI,unn"uI TuI rul"runI WIN
t.turnn mi~.dnr n"m only ny" i"wm'
and nv" plrniniluUs which 'r'"' IN HE -
vr"Eatr vet. ur ihr"" huudI"'I vote"
four y"nrH ago. th" v"i" ~ '' IafH
hurst I15. -. NcIn'irc. "H.N0'
Ii"turuu ..'"I."d during 'h" h'F ".'r
y"rycd to iu,icrSr H." margin" hY wh'' It
four Nruuhllrru ,arhidItcH f"r '"nEr' ~
carried ihclr dltrhl IT,
-porl,l trIhunalH "r nrhirtnu.'n /" which
"laI"n nr, rIwhSs ~ llh"r'Y {" submit
thuir Disputes for settlement
Article. I,y" aud rhr"" civ" IN" n"m-
brr.hip nr lhr '"uIi n i"lt"w"
Tho permanent court 81 international
lurIirc phnII b. 'Umu"rrd 0l h"hl
ur IndrI~ndrnt ludp'". 'l''l ii r"Rhrdl"Tr
rr their nationality rI"u Nu"ng"i pei -
r"u- "r high m"Inl 'hHrr't"r "h" l'"'
n"rr the 'Iurliilrnlt"nt required. III their
T,,p~riIvI '"uutIi' '~. i"T iurplni mont
To- tho hiI,hn-t iudi'inI "ffI "~. 81 NJ"
JurirrunauIIr 81 recognized '."Inp' t"nr"
In tho International ln".
PoworH OF tho Tribunal
The court shall commit 81 hfi""n
mrrnbrI- eleven Iudr"1 and four putty
luhgc, rltr numb'r 81 IudE'H aud h' puiF
iudrc" may here ril"r J." iurI"hH"d hY
the urrcrnhly. upon ih" pr"pnrnl al TIA"
,uuu,u uI TIA" I.rhEu" "f hntl"nr. /" n
total "r nfi,"n udE'H nnd nix deputy
JUDGES.
Th,- -urr"nIIunH which il.c court IN
,nIupr tent to hri"rmin". between mem
hcIs 81 Ih" I"ngm". nI" giS"n IH Follows.
Th" Interpretation of - treaty.
ANY uu"rtl"u II intcrnniiunh Ia"
Tho "SIHIen'" 81 nny fact which. lf
oHInblinhsd. W"ulh constitute a brooch
Of IN lnternntlnUnl obligation
Tho nature or oEienl or TerRrhilOn
lo ba made for tho breach Of AN Inter
national obligation.
Tho Interpretation ~ n H""ion"n phnn-
,d by tho count
The court ain" shall ihL' r"EhlEhh""
of dI I.Uuier or rnV Kind " hi"h mhy he
,,,IuIiIad In II D. Il L,nITil "I phTtiCu-
lar convention Letmepn lLo ppIIlos.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-15
FESS PREDICTS Big
REPUBLICAN VICTORY

New York. Sept li--haring MS est
mate on rcSuIta "f tn" Main" "'"'t|n
Yesterday Repr"aUuUttIN" simeon ~
Fes- 81 Ohi" chairman Of IN" ntu"n"'
prruhIIrrn congressional ""mmltt"" To-
H. ,,rcdIrtrd that tho general election
would return 70 congress kopuh' L'hh
nbIorlty In tho nrnarr ~ At least teV
nnd ln the house At lcar, 81.
vol, lin ,hnI Of tho 1896 election. lie
sa!d.
Tho reault In Maine points 10 cox "
the worst bont"n an IN tn" history OF
elections Ills NtyI" ~ CRmphlghihE lIr
dicatrA his own r"arE. HH wei nN IA"
Inevitable roHultH oT tn" methods en-
p,oynd onto this Year III Follow
Ma ino'a lead ~ r<ho did In 1896
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-15
Scheme to Be Presented to
Assembly Of tho League Of
Nations for Approval Re-
lection Would BE Regarded
AS Misfortune

London. Sept. II The h"nhG"hr'"r"
nr nhc I.,nguc II %n,inuH today m"d"
rrIhlIr Ih" trNl "G ia" project I"l =
r.rIunucnt court "r Ini"runlhnnI lu'
,lc-. ns adopted lay III" ilh'n" '"l'"''
tee ct iurInIr. "r which E.iihu It""i M"'
II member. together with l'it"f III.
rur.Iuy the rIuJr,l from M" '"nn u
"r ia" lchruc /" all R"''fn'n"h'' ""' II
have entered IA, L"nEu" 81 N''l"n"
Th. council uf M" league IA u" ''''
t. TIA, uuN "rumrul rrNN.
"'Thr council Il" not pr"r""" u" ~
urr.s am, opinion ON ia" n"Ih& nl ia"
rchrmr rmiI they hI," had fnlI "r
rurrunlly "r considering
1t sinIra however. lhh' 'h' p',I
vn. urrr,rcd hy "A m"nI competent nm
.,urI r,rrcscutIng widely different nn'
.Iuu,,I rninIs ct view" II Idha
''Thr council would regard lr''"h' u
nhIr difference" "f "I'inl"h on ,''. i'' 4"
ur thr n,h"n" 49, m IhI'lhn '',i"' III,
Iurlun, uf ia" Ernrrhl klhd N''"''
,urnu that tn, l"nEu" wn- publl'Iy com
.,,II,L Ir admit tIa InrnrN'ilJ I" carry
n,, ,u, ,I th,. ul"at inI"rlhhl "l 'h'
ihsIr which II nhr lnNIl'h \" P'' -, ~ "
rho failure would LES EI'nt hh' P'""'"''
irrcrnrnhlc. for. II agreement I'"N''
ImponsIhl" under 'lI"umHlHn,'' "Pi"'
cuiIy nn rn,"rnhlr II Ia hard I" re-" h"W
.nuL when TIA" tnpk of securing II VIII
l., rurrrsrTullY I"bum"d
Features of Project.
rho council riat"h II VIII Inl"r rhn
,n,t Itu urrrurnmcndn tl"nH I" ia" hh""I'"
Is Of the l.engu" "I N"il"nH
Sntn,. nr the i'ntui"H at lh' I'"I"'h""
,,.n,IL ,,,urt nII,ndN hn"o h' 81 huh
mnrixcd from Tnr IIngu'. but ia" dr"i
uI,tn out r"duy gives the eH"'' tI' NV
Of the entiro prujo't. o"nhIslIhH 1I H,NtN
Two .rlicIor divided into three 'n"P''' y.
on organization. "oHnpo'eh' VI
and procedure. .I n,,r-
a rrenI,bIo Hiaies tho ponerai puT-
rnn,r OF the court az fOlloWH
"A pormansnt court OF inlsrna'i"nai
,,,Il,. To which parties shall have dl-
rect nccons. IL hereby crihhIish'"' III ~
,ord.nr, with Article - al tho '"'on-
,, - IA, I,bEue rf NaIIonr THIS '0uTt
,Lnli ho IA addition IL ihc '"ut' "' ~
hIrnlIun uIgaIilHvd by Tho Hague con
y.ntlon of 1879 and 1907 aud 10 the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-15
UNCLE HAM BHL.a SHIPS.

Washington. Sept ~ --Shipr Nnld by
the government during the wc"b ending
,,rutomhcr H. brought n toinl ~ $780,
10 according to report l"Tu"h to-
u!rhI hy the shipping board Tho f"nro-
,rIr EtrInhOnt Company bought Tour
ri,ol cargo vcrrrI- Of 80" h"hdwrlEht
Inu- rnrh for tb.gl1.000. Tho ia alllmorr
Trnn" Atlantic Steamship Company took
ono 33"h dcndwclRhi ton wr"l cargo
rhir Tor fL"3.Io IN" N"r,h Carolina
s;I"rIu-hlp Company purChnNeh Iour
wrudcn hullr Tor tl5 n0n and ono Tug
wnr r"lh IA" Warner uuInlan company
foI $50. 400
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-15
Declares Release OF Hunger
Striker Indispensable 70
Restoration Of Order In
Erin Lord Mayor s Con-
dilion Unchanged Sister
Appeals TO America.

II,hIIn H"rI ~ IA" ''lnh pas's con,
I.,a,.r ,nn,,nIiIa- i"nIRhi sent nhAl
nt.rsnI - Iianilrr II"gd 'Is"Tss HHl'"u
InuI ~, i,I.snr 81 I."h May" naH-
tyyIury ynn 49, IudlHpannabI" '"hh'N""
~ Iiihh I,"p''
Inni,n u,ri ~ "fhs l"'h "'ay"As
,nndIII,,u 10 80, hnun"d HPIs me bnUA
iI, Inau.i i""ishI hy ~" 'I'h E.I ~
.u.In"ii.u I,"ru- dealing WIN IsoyN
lIntn, Irt'n'-. Mo So i""F "f '"'k, ~'n)
ir go, =, huupnI .Ii ILo IN IIl'lnh prlsoGi
Tho I.nru, II la auid, obtains lia ~.
t,,,,,.IInu Ttn,n tho msnbars ~ the
Nin,uyI IrrY fnmIIv vh" visit him ana
f,"rr Inihor U",ulnlr. hlH spITliusl sd
yiurI ~.
Nl.r Nn,y No"FvInsy. slater NJ Tie
In,d y"I. tonight Hent tho hInsrlnnn
urr rrnpcr correspondence "a msaHafs
!" tho hm"rl"nn rn"pln. In Whlch Hne
nsLa "rnu tho American p"opls nT
Tnr,r their government 10 n"t IN hs
nnrnn of humanity aud clvllIrntionT' -