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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
KILLED
IN AUTO SMASH
Machine Crashes Through
Railing and Drops to
Tracks Below

Tsrrvtnwu. y V Sept, i S"v"n
persnnq vero klllcd and IN" S"ri"u7lY
injured carly to-day when an "u'om"hlI"
IA which they wcr" riding rrn"h'h
Through railing during thunder
storm and fSll twenty t""f :" IN" New
York central railroad track7 ~ h"hhS
Ferry
Tho dead. all OF whom l'v"d In Sew
York Cjty. arc,
HE. GEORGE r. MCGUIRE. -. =
lhy-ir!an. ,,.,,,,.
wife.
MARY MC,;IIEE IT, daughter
JOHN J iiNW LEY. s.. building IN
Spcctor
MRS ANNA HNWLLT. has VII"
EDWARD Mt LEDpNF.N, -. SON ~
Police II.ut"naut Edward MuIro"u"I.
Francis Mr';u!r~. -. IA" only @nr-
.,i,or. suff'r,i broken lex II" vas
tnrt-n L. = hospital ~ InhhS Ferry.
The members 81 tn. PARTY ser" r"-
iurIlng /" >"v i"rh .I"m orange I."h' .
nsar Sew mug I'r M"iuiI' "HH dI.'
lus H., ,Ir \ t,rI,N, ihuud"r"i"G"
hru.c a. they were pAariuR I"hh' f'uT
.,uI % - G~IIc, cd the Il' ihn h''hi""
,nnru-rd u-rrtd "t Turning MT" IT,"
nrundva, hrghwn'. h" lurm"d down "
r..,d riing InvnId th' ii"Ia"" iiN"t
nnI dir,r thr ear lhr"nEh "a" ir"" i""' g
pua,hlna the hildU' H'r"nU iio 'hI!'""I
"a, nr
rh. ",.urrnI7 ~'r, ri"m'I h'"' III
II,, .,i thI. l. .",'iIutn nod Ia - I"ll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
RFP|R||CAN VICTORY IN MAINE, .
EXPECTED At POLLS To- ',DAY

Adopted ,~."miI!. Iha nrruhii"." "TGsAl.
,aiimi ~nn ulI'"Hy ""hiiisah 10 dsi
Ih.ir A"",n ,'eIaIoI"h III" bnD'D"Isls
's"," "',I
h"'. warning. Th.y ssI
JL.,, T.. * go ,.La,rvni In Uantort
."mmiy .,i,~rr.r ~. An nlsnss fe.ts
Inr II ~. rrIlI,nnInm In tho Hspuhll"su
r."rir n,I I"rr vnr'nn"5s In tho DsUtv<
,to'l" r"r'T -
IooIcrs - h"'h -Id-a mention tha
InaEuc ~ Nn'l"nn
anu, HoruhII'nr leaders sav that
row rnrmborr ~ th'Ir party VINO W
IIr,o .irrnrIr IN tho league Will vois
for the Democrats tomorrow. These
sp,nc ErpubIicnue they gay. VIII re.
turn 10 tho RcruhlIcnn fold At the preAi.
dental election In November. but they
will vote with tho Democrats tomorrow
In tho hope "f administering = vArninK
to the Republicans. N.
On tho oIh"r hand. this IL balanced
hy the admissions from DenocHAOn
leaders that . certain number OF DAme-
Gratis OF irish descent who are hoStlIs
TO the League Of Nations will express
their hostility bY voting tho Repubican
ticket tomorrow.
Attacks which have been made dur.
ing the las. week nf the cAmp4i
against the Republican candidate ~
governor may or nav not blur fOoe
which would otherwise nave been y.
ceived as a test OF the feeling through
out the country this year. ~
In the lack OF this episode. the He-
(ooztiausd On M NSttJ !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
CRAzED MAN
STAYS GIRLS


,- Ir,tueo.rE EoIi = I -"
rip,rrr 80" -iluo'1 "ndlo "u1 E"ei" col
-, vr,o rh"i 10 ,lor'h lu 80 nu''r,"
.hIEt uSrr hrrc cnrlv ir,py Iy ''nJ"d
mrpn In nIiol :'ini'o uruul unlf"rw
s;""r nfnrvarh. - military p"s"" '"r-
iurch Nflko NaTaE"'ll'h, - "oars "lh
nf'cr h" had h""n shot aud badly
wounded y" ono Of it~ members. Mar
nkovitCh. who wor" an army uniform.
was r"cantly rmpiuyed In the Rarilnn
arsenal ITc Ia in A serious condition
In hospital h"re. \ single bullet killed
both sistrrs. tho police say.
The sisters wrrc benz driven nom"
in an automobiie by Frank WhitI6ck.
who said they were accostcd by man
who carried a rife. and seemed under
the influence OF liquor. Whitlock said
he tried to persuade the man TO L"
away but thBt he refused. fired a. shot
at tEs car and ran away.
Whitlock rushed tie sisters L. hos
pital where they d!ed. Hospital phys!r-
ians SAID the bullet passed through both
the girls bodies. strlkln. S"fic, wh"
WAS In III" front scat, and seNerinS her
aplna! cord. ana then piercing the breast
OF her sister in tho rear Of tho car.
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nbnoUnATn ADMIT OnuA AEishTioH
IN Wuhn nHD LITTLn WOnH
Itagu. FiruIas la Unmpslr" a""st"'
i,I r,iua,iss IL rive Hislss
Thla WsSk
ny napR nULLIvAH

III,nru C'ti |" IT," u'''7f'| 80
roiIsrYiur irr r'"'Li' l"'",'s' !" 'h'
,onrnIru fuuI iuvo"'ig"'l"" be-" ~
,.li,nVr hnr Ir'"'u''d v""' '"''"'r"""
ont frn,u doing vIni w"mll hai" h"""
,uu,o iuirr,aiIug ruH pla" nl"r" I"'p"l'
nui work ~ tho nhe' n"e "i "plwrl hh'y
,r make n prrr"unl survey ~ MAIN" ~
rrtirIraI IInn It tho olNrtIou fh"rc ''-
morrow all thni can b" given Us thIh
mary of judgments expressed by l"ca'
lenders of both parties In various dis
tr'rra OF A. state. Tho net or Theses
judgments is decidedly favorable I" the
Ropubll"ans. ~ ,,
Tho democrats admit they have but
scnntv organization and har" not don"
much work Almost tho only Demo
cratic effort has been the presence III
tho state of national spellhinders from
outside The RepnblioanI. on the ,h, Other
ranIzetion. and have been busy and ef-
;ectivs In every county and town OF the
state.
The Republicans we're careful to put
UP four strong candidates for c0ngrehs
while the Democratic candidates are
admitted to be, on the whole. weaker.
When tho suffrage amendment was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
COX REFUSES TO GIVE
Up SPEAKING DATES


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'r,d r,lnl ht % "r' ,lnIIo' gel l." d"' Inr'h
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I.u, oru"r '."r d''lnf'h '"rhhilnIIN j."
u,r,Id not Il" rh" t,rulI' van ding
,,...I na .r'gl.r rru' let 'uEIIlr
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E,.rI,lu q rrn 81 N'unluI thrmh"I lain.
,,,r ,,lIod In til" u"inluE "fl"I '."N'i
nuI '"> arrived rr"m 'i'''iI'. "nd ir'
%, iih'I ulunfhEo treatment hnd "hl'I"'"
n'r-'u'i "h" 'E''"d !" - company
rl,, prm,"InrI, u"ruIn"o %" hI" uIr :"
.un"ir"w l." HnIom. pi'C"" 'nd l"'.Ahi'
,"uIlnur rulhor "n Tia" i"ui
Crowd disappointed
\ ,ruvd ur t,hnul . huuht'd pei r"nr
IL. I,ilm, many w,u'n. w"a ~ nn" NJ"
llnn 9,hrn ia" H"N"In"r TAIN nIIi'"'l
It 10 "''l"'h lhir "'ininH. boat |"
g .lmllh. riur, I,cuI"' rata 'hh'IIunu.
rfi,r ,"uGrIrluE with m"mh"'r 81 ih'
,,nhlh,,,'n rnIi'. r'lh I"l ln' i"''i
nor d"-.rrh u"tC i'pI hmd """lh ""''
IL, rr., rii"u '"rmrulll'" - hIr U"l"l At
%. l"'k
t.n,crn"r cox HAD nmu"unrcd that h"
,IonIIrd ! quiet ,.und"v nnh would ~
.irud ,huI,h rcr,l,cr Nrv"rnl 'hur' h"n
.xtondrd In,iatI"nr bat not uutIl lh"
governor and Senator chamberlain
started for W~HtmlnFtcr Ir"Ehy'"r'nn
Church wRa any IntImntlon Eiv"n m to
wh~r" III" victor would w"r"hlp A.
tho church ia" governor T"InN"d I" 10
u-ncrcd down rh" airI" aud ""t u""r ~"
door Tie listened H. . H"t1u"u by iN'
10, Dr Edward ~ I'AlrC.
Tho governor iE I" "p"'k at IN" ~
rnnry -, salem. N"UdaN morning ana
VIII return l." Portland In tim" I" Sr"dH
1t th" Auditorium h"r" Monday at noon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13

Al, Ia r,lre sept - NV IA" "A
s,rje,oh pr.sul "Wo rnuai end tho
var" raId Fr~nler NIlleraud :" III" As
sociatnd Prers Correspondent ~ IN" con
rlusion of hts afternoon conference win
tho T;alinn premier. EiRnor Glo!i'u.
Tho war mus, he ended That is why
ws have given Poland tho counsel OF
moderation which she seems disposed 10
follow.
AZ tho conclusion OF the first session:
which lasted three hours. no ottciaI
communication was Issued. hut the
French premier received In turn the
Italian British, American and French
REPRESENTATIVES OF tho press and said Z"
then:
our interviews have been most cor
dial ana confident Naturally We have
aGrood that an accord between italy.
Great Britain and France Is indispens-
able not only In the interest or the thrce
allied movers but for the maintenance
OF wop peace
''T reAty OF Versailles must be en-
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FRANCE WOULD HOLD
LEFT BANK OF RHINE

Nulh"uno Nlra,o f"II mn Il"
Iuup, 10 lrs unt'd :" h'f' rI ~ 'i' I"'
uh- during tho wni. "ntd ~ u''
NfIlerrnI ~ ~ n.l.lr, 30 h,r" ln-t niEhi.
Iu whi,h hr "l"n'd u i"ur "f hlrnr",
'Ni,r"ry brought Frnn'" - pr"rnir" ~
lcsH Ir"uhl~d IIrnrT AMI ltPh''u'
e, ,h,rg-g d., dc,larod. hut "" "nu b.
-urc ~ iornnrTnw only II 80 hnv" r"r'"
Ia support our rIghir rh" military
burden must md wIll l." ltght"n"d. hu'
never forget that II NJ IN" rr"a"nt M.
mcu, ~" wtth M" allies. hold IA" l"ft
bank ur tho Rhine. II is fr"m 'tri"' OBJ
grtinn II "" abandon II. W h"r" ~"
longer nry security for tory and 'n"
Y, rsalllCS treaty"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
SD0CtaCu|ar Pull Of
New York Opium Joint

t,y y"rt. Gori - --ThTonGs ~
.r,h,,,r,r In ,'hIuntnvn' were provif-
eli With uncsp"'itd IhrlllH tonight Nheh
,,Ii,r inIIoh an alleged opium hen i
I,n,,r rtrcci. rh"ppIng away doors
rnIu entrance and pursuing lhmAsspY
urrUrH r""fg ,
~ IN, h.iVhi oT the raid. . trAyfui Of
,uIun, md piu"r was thrown Into ths
atrsci from fourth-story winaoWr
chow, riuy g, crowd ~ curious onlookats.
Tonr. and seized a quantity Of drug
md emokiug parnphcrnalia they arrest
ed rh,oc chinese. who were looked ~.
charged with having narcotics IN tnsIr
nngsrss,on Several other persons wno
wcro In the den crcaped By way OF "
roof when tho slcuths began 70 "1
their nxeE on the doors 81.
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.,,,,riI,n inIIrnv Inh"t. nriuI"llfhII'"
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dat, lu rI,pnInlluu ,"T III" "I"" Il
ItIIIwly unuIIu HI' 80 i'" h'"l N'''
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.,ur 81 ih" IIuIhluR nuh ""IIhR' ~"
. nv "rupl"y"r 'Iuh 81 "lhii"n. "u" "n
I.,rI,, rhr nnultrIHII' "i ~" Vh"bl' ~"
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lind ,.h.uIrlru Ir'n"n'". I'n",. l."r
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.,itIrr At" In l." i'I'"H"hl'h n'' '''"''
men making uu m"n' 81 i"" h''' N'''""
TnIr, vas ip"ui hy iTnhlpr 'I"I"'"I
,r-tInr ,nd ~ ih.. nfi"in'"u u" h"i"I'h
in rnIuuhur nmh l""r hlhh' VII"
rum" fIi"uhr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13

Republicans Predict Maine
Will Be Carried By $4,000
Harding TO Discuss
Japanese California
Problem Tomorrow

'"luIuIrIr. - H~rL T. AZ
uI,",nI 81 rr"nI,IuE i"uI. lih"ly
~ riniI cnII,. Ia b'i"h"r "n-
Til,u I"LI ~ '"uIi"I lIhthlng.
II wnr rnItniiu' ky llnIIY NJ
InurnrIIs iI' r'uni"I y pT"
.un,.nil"u ,1mHrriPn unnhE"T.
TrIIn,,lnT n ,"rII,I'u'" hero !"
,nr WIN ih" 'rudihnl"
InuTh'Ilv Fr'" ~" hni"T I"t
H.. Iilu,IuIy pIrp"'' i"I ~"
ilII, rDl lnr lhnI iu' plan mu''
h~ Hurllv pnr,r,d upon l,y To"
.rv ,mI ouh fhl'"g" h"'h
uu,II,r' huI ihnI h" wIPh'
u.,., d"uuilr nuu"uu' "in' ~
h.i, 1u'rhn.
..unl"r nuh Mr. lI"Ihi"H
uunI.I,d h,I' lri" nv uIl'i
nnru I""E dinner ni ih" h"'"'
81 NuI,nIm I'uuluEH. "u"ir Il''
r,Ir,IrI ,rnI'iIid "IIh NJ
IuupnrIIy. nnh r"IuIn"h !"
hInII"u i"uIThi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
NF MUST END THE WAR, ASSERTS
FRENCH PREM|ERAT CONFERENCE

rr,red - '"ll nu 'ha' "F ~ Gorrun IN
nuh tho uihrrI h",1uEO ihoy c"up'l'ul"
mn entity. aud ono "f ihew cannot fall
vIthnu' 'he others being uhak"u mn
nhsnlu,Clv In accord with tho point upon
tho formula accepted a. Luc"rne. Treat
ea must hN applied with moderation hy
tho victors and with loyalty 10y tho van
Qu'shed
we also discussed the question of
Soviets. Evidently each government con
suits its internal policy befor" adopting
y precise attitude. You know what tho
French policy Is The policies ot our
allss do not appear to b" different IN
principal from ours.
"Settlement OF the Adriatic question
occupied some OF our time. Our poai-
ton 10 unequ.vocal. Great Britain md
France. at San Nsmo-And mysef. be
fore and after San Remo-hare stated
that neither Great Britain nor france
has tho right to interfere between tw"
parties when a question concerns them
alone"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
Honeymoon Has Tragic
End In Lake Michigan

Racine, WIS. Sept. l2.-Death to-day
ended the honeymoon or John \. Jones'
n Chlcngo artist. and his wIf". formerly
Anna Mitchell, Ncw York portrait
.utluIcr when Il mOtOrb0al overturned IN
i.nkc NIrhigan and Mrs Jones was
drowned Jones WAS rescued Htt"r cIinR-
ing To the boat for more than eighteen
huuys hut IL IN II hospital where ms
condition iH said To- hr critical
Innr~ shlh his VII" nhh H'ThHRIr"
.,r,l,.l H., heavy a-nn Tor eight hours
and mat lac had finally chained her 10
rno center board "f Tia" boat. hni lhn'
il." vnN,, had washed h"r i"i" TIA"
WHl'I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
Death for Thousand
Refugees In Journey
Through Wilderness

Conatantinopls, sept. la.-Tiitssn
hundred rsfugesE pRvs arrived In
Ismid. Asa Minor, from tho village
OF Hirazli, after having wandorod
forty days in the wildornoHn end
the unoharted valley Of tho Noun
tainB at tn mercy or bandits. They
report having lost one thousand
persons by starvation and othor
privationH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
TO MAKE PEACE WITH RUSSIA.

p,,y.,nurn, has replied I" the l,uhsIhn
SnylrI'a peace pI"IuSal according I"
AIusruu wir,l"sa mr~saEr. n'h'Iht 'I'"'
ItuIunnia desire !. sirIhil"h "f l'h"h'b
.,rInIInn1 WITH ituHslH hnd ii"mi~"a I"
InTuIu ihu ~uai'I E"N eminent '''"" 81
lIr .l,p- 80 T., Ihu ."udIil'u' Il " I""
-IhI. u"I, tH'on'iI"r h''v''" ia. ''"
& rituIII'h
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nuRGLhRg MAKE HAUL.

Allentown. r. E"pl. - EurF I'r7
carl, iLiu n"ruiuE cracked Tai" !"
IsinkcIsicin'e j"wclrv Rt"r". IF'ihI"he"
and gut away "iih - .'h" worm "'
lcwclrv auh h"tw'"n so" '"' S'"' ~,
.,.L /, is hrIirvnd ~. :" Sn~ woman
In the gang ~ m Hu'"un"hIl" Wa S'"n
standing ncnr IA" Nnr" about mihn'Rh'
tho only occupant beng woman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
GREEK ADVANCE HELD
UP BY THE TURKS

ruurInuiIn"plo. S"pl '" Tho nh't
,c,,,r1 ,crl-irnr,. ~ ia" TurLu has hnl'
Cd tho Crock ad,nn,r W tn" r"H'"n ~
N-kIohclor rho French nnd lt"lnn"
nrc nIan reported 1" "rp"H" nny lu''h'f
Greek advance W. ihip nrNH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
GREATEST MAJORITY
SINCE BRYAN YEAR
Republicans Say They Will
Have Majority Of 10000
Women Voters

I'"IIIhnd Mninr. Hrpi IL The hisn-
uInI rrrIr .lccII"n In hnlne 10 which
much Impnrinu.c H. attached In the ma
iInn Ia frnlhunIinI election years ns'
'hurr nT Tho HTnhIIl"u TINT hH MAINE
Vnrn 80 poor Tho '"unIIy. VIII ne heln
InInnIT"~ guv"Inor ana Hthh SUI
iirr T,lIr IurubrTr Of ConEroHH. nbAlA
.InrIrIrirr" and county OIficrrH VIII -
,hrrru Thrr" will br no slnction TO ths
.uiIrd pIBirr senate this yrhT. =
ia" IirTuhll'nu". Wh" havn connucisu
~ upFr"rrlNr and w"l) organized Cap
rnIgu. prrdl~' ihni they Will carry th1
rintr Ly ~ Ionnt 40, ,060 n IL sirtOAn
rIrr rir'r they have r"llnd up . piur.
any rvrn' nppT"nchlng that nRuTs epd
"tdinmrlIy ih"y hnyo boon c"ntnnt WIN
"m, hnIr "f ~ THAR ErestrHt pluTnUV
VAN Ia IiDG whom thay carried tho Nop
by fnrIy rIghI thousand Tho Dang
.rrir hnvc quoted no nEufsn hut clain
-Nl.InIN NV u tmhlI mo unity" ,
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west virSiniA-Probably fair Monday
and Tuesday, no change In Temperature
western PsnnsylVAn1A rnd ohio-fAir
ana not quite 80 warm Monday Tuesday
probably fair.
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$4,000 HOMELESS AFTER
THE ITALIAN DISASTER

Florence sept. la-OffioiHl reports
received by tho project from inc eh
tire .aIthuuaks Aons indlGate that Sp
.ro.iu,aL.ly 90 900 persons were nAds
LDmsIssa w the disaster
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MURDER IN NARWOOD POO[ROON|;
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DO 600 W0Iusn voters

hn clement "r uncertainty has bteA
added ~ Ih'' onilrnly now factor oI une
wnIneu'n vnto u In ssiiInsish that AD-
rr",IInhioIy $4,000 women hnVA rs0ls.i
lrIrd md that about ono VIII yotA IpT
.,trry tvo urn I"nDrT0W The VspuDu-
,uun claim that they win haVa = mAlOfl.
- rT the womrn'7 vote. hIt Ffanhlin u.
I.,,"r, voII InIn"rTnIl candidate Tor virN
Irrprdnu' after ~ np'nkinE tour of tHe
rlnic rnid h- was convinced thht M
women wcr- Tor tho league fnAti0ne
nud rnr Ihni ronr"n would support thA
D",nnrrriIc 'nndIdntrE ~
rh, p"ru"cTntlr stat" orEHnlHation hNs
not wrg"L y" nEFrozElvn campaign ~
the It'publI'nnH nnI In ngplsnAtlon hNS
pleaded In,k "r funds. bN like the NJ
ruhli"rn" II has had In" spsaklnE ssrv'
I,"r 81 tho ablcri mcmbnTG or The ne-
i,"unl organization n
Among rh"m hnye b.,n Mr. Roossveit,
FccrcInry nr tho Nnvy Daniels, FormsY
SECRETARY "r the TrcnNury ACAdoo sna
Homer 4 CumIuinar. ~ Connecticut.
~, Republican rp.nkrrr hlHo lnclun-
cd '.nvrru"I tu"I'hH", of Mhrrhchusettp,
rnUdidni" Tor Viz" prrridont; banator
.nhEo 81 Nn-nnChusr't and benauor
FroIInghuy-rn Of New Jersey. -
MrI,y cnnLrr-rmrn md political leo1r
r"s fr"In other states have hln0 htump~o
the rInIr f"I both parties ~.
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iIrnun ItnI}. n"p' o. h'RI wnrl
81, nnd thriI "url"''rn h"r" hm'"
como /" terms N"INIu h'I"iu. Ing !"
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fncioTIr- h'I" vIll hn,r Ih"u wn,"r
Inlrod tho" cents nu hour
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rWa wNAFNS0.

Tomcrrow's article VIII deal with
Montana
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The campaign hnn bern whEsd upon
nnIi"nml Issues with chief rmpbAaie on
tho IrnuII~ Of NIL Ions The Wepuhlioon
position nu the league hnH boon in sup
pnIi or tho rrnntr'r rrfunnl 10 ratify the
front, .wIihouI rrrorvniionn designed 70
pIniori tho nafsiy. nOvcTsiEniy ana IN.
dn panden"r "f the United HintsI
Tho D~mOrrnir hnv" declared TOT
prompt rm'ifi"niion without rosApve-
tiunr hrriructlve OF tho hpirlt ana ~
IrrrIyr operation Of tho treaty. ~
Tho Importance Df thS issues ana the
pormInrucc Of the speakers have attract.
"a lnrgr and rnrionr audiences ana All
lndicn Ions point 10 heavy vote.
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Main" has gone consistently kepuoL
can in 1t. state elections since 1882, AK
rrpt in 1910 and In 1914. The Pluralitf
ha, averaged about $4,000 and tho tradi-
lion has been fhat $4,000 plura lity point
cd 10 success for the national tlckst ~
Eo, ,mbcr The Republic can plurality In
1916 was 1880. hut In Novsmber
Hughes had only j.i47 more votes than
President Wilson In the state ana tne
democrats carried the country Yet IN
1918 Governor MiIliken defeated The
b.mocr,tIc candidate by only b.bib ana
that wear saw Republican snccesa In ths
congressional election In tho counHy'
Tho InIhl vote Ia the stnie. however.
w.n only 2I.660 nearly 10000 less man
In 1916
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Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
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The Candidates

The Republican candidate feS GevSY~
nor ia rrhdsric ". PSrkhurst, of Bangor.
HIr Democratic opponent IN Bertrand q.
McIniyrr Of Norway. whom Governor
MuIIkcn defeated in tho election two
year. nRo ParkhurSt has been monb-
boz of both branches Of the legislature
and In a former chairman OF ths Rspyo-
Iirnn Ftate committee. Mcintyre mas
served in the legislature and ~ snerlrt
Of oxford county and for six years Was
chairman Of the board OF state Rssess-
OrS
Or the four congressman from this
state. all Republicans. three arc cAnoi-
trict CONGRESSMAN Louis B. Goodail IS
retiring and the Republicans have noini.
mated Carroll l.. Bccdy. county attorney
or Cumberland He Is opposed by Frank
: Haskell. a Portland lawyer.