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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
STATE: DEMOCRATS
PICK DELEGATES AND
ELECTORS
DEMOCRATS IN SESSION HAVE
LIVELY TIME. LIBERALS
GAIN CONTROL AND ADOPT
PLATFORM.

The democratic state convention
adjourned shortly before 4 o'clock, At
Spokane, after busy days proceed
ings in which the "liberal" faction
that had obtained control in the long
and bitter credentials commtteo
fights of the day before, retained
dominance. The following wan
made the conventions choice on if,
national ticket:
National Committeeman.
A. Il. Titlow, Tacoma.
National Committeewoma
Mrs. Elizabeth d. Christian, Spo-
kane
Presidential Electors.
G.. n. Adams, Mason
Mrs. NJ. B. Harker, King.
John Reid, Cowlitz.
Charles Mccarthy, Asotin.
w. H. Lucy, Klickatat.
Delegates at Large.
A'il = - .h. 'Iuip>oil, SpOkdHt.
Mrs. Ernest Lister, Pierce.
Mrs. Emma C. Hausman, King.
f. w. Robertson, Spokane.
Ed. NJ. Conner Pacific.
M. A. Langhorne, Pierce.
Richard Seelye Jones, King.
District Delegates.
First
George f. Ryan, Seattle.
Robert l.. Proctor, Seattle.
Miss Edna Crangle, Seattle.
p. S. Turner Bremerton.
Second
DR.. j. L. Keller, Sequim.
Ed. Harrison, Lake Stevens.
DR.. C. l.. Harbaugh, Sedro Wooley
r. l.. Davis, Mt Vernon.
Third
J. H. Roberts, Chehalis.
DR.. r. D. Wiswall, Vancouver.
d. w. Fleet, Montesano.
J. NJ Tadlock, Olympia.
Fourth
H. c. Davis, Yakima.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Notice is hereby given that the of.
flee of the County Auditor, Chelar
County, during the months of June
July, August and September, will be
closed at noon on each Saturday.
This is in accordance with the rul-
ing of the Attorney General.
A. V. SHEPPARD,
t22-3t) County Auditor
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
USE THE CLASSIFIED.

Advertising pays. If you have
anything you want to sell, place an
ad in the Echo classified columns.
Immediate results.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
A RAVING REPAST.

Niles Star-"The evening was
spent in music and games. A de
llrious supper was served. - Boston
Transcript.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
HIS FREE FANCY.

care you fond of felton,"
81 used to be, but my husband has
got me fed up on it,
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

An enterprising Gothom florist IL
vented catchy advertising line
which read: "Say it with flowers"
1t had its appeal to the young beaur
of the town and he did thriving
business. Other florists took it up
and it was soon seen in almost every
florist shop in town. The other day
down in Fulton street market a ro-
mantle fish dealer had this sign up
over his stall: "Say it with shad."
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
Delegation Not Tied Up.

Martin Maloney then said that
out of his 40 years experience with
the party in the state, and the com
ing national being his fourth as i
Washington delegate, he believed he
might advise the delegates present
not to take any further action to be
binding upon all the rest of the dele
gates. c. c. Dill, of Spokane, con
CURED in this suggestion and his mo
ton that no committee appointment
be made until San Francisco wa
reached, shortly before the opcnin.
of the convention, was passed.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

All but Mrs. Ernest Lister, Mr..
Jones, Dr. Wiswall, Mr.. McCallum
and John Reid were present.
Mr.. Langhone reminded the dele
gates that it was up to them to ratify
the action of the state convention in
its selection of national committee
man and national committeewoman
and the choice of A. r. Titlow and
Mrs. Elizabeth Christian promptly
and unanimously approved.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

There is shocking shortage OF
paper, no doubt, but the shortage OF
ideas is even worse. Our notion 81
good reporting is the good old fash
Toned Grigsby Junction style, thus:
april the middle
Fine as a fiddle"
Ray Lounsberry lost a horse
constable Sheehy is huntinc
dogs"
"The meat market will be opc
next Tuesday. The other on
burned"
percy Montague is going
work"
What's the use of lot of intro
duction and headlines when you cal
say it all in one line Albany On
" Knickerbocker Press.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICE

Bible school and communion al
2:30 at the West home. This is to
be day of special prayer for Leav.
enworth by churches elsewhere. Al
people not worshipping elsewhere
are urged to be present and specia
effort is being made to enroll al
children who are not attending Sun
day school The greatest need fol
the boys and girls of this town j.
Christian training and we are try.
ing to meet that need.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03
CO N U NlCAT.

No. 17O3-920.
Sc aduce la cunostinta onor. So
cictati 81 membri Cd la secretariatul
general al Uniunei Sc afla de vim
zare Istoria Amcricei In romInes-
te de HE Martin Selisteanul 81 care
Istorie in doua volume. Pretul
fie carui volum de 60c.
Comandcle insotite de cost Sc fac
la loan N. Sufana, seer. gen, 312
So. Liberty Str, Alliance, O.
De la secretarul general Sc pot
comanda 81 Diplome pentru memb-
rii Solicitation, adeca al Uniunei
Aceasta comanda Sc poate face nu-
mai prin Socidati 81 al, carei cost
e de $1.25 din care 25c trece in
fondul Societatei, lar $1.00 Sc tri
mite odata GU comanda.
Sc mai afla butoni extra de pus
la lantul de ceas. Pretul unui ase
menea button de $500.
Alliance, O., q Iulie 1920.
loan N. Sufand, seer. gen.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03
DIN fDcA Cl)NDEIULUI.

! NJ tc increde in ciocoi. Ciocoiul
9 ca rachita; de ce tai, de ce ra-
sare. 81 din coada de cline sta do
matasc nu Sc face. M Fl dusmanos,
cici cine face, face-i-sc, 81 MI G nj
ci o fapta fara plata. (Cdnst. Ne
gruzi.)
All am primit lovitura din tu-.
"a. ca toate ca bomba a fost sloho-
zita din New York, stim Gle cine d
fost incarcata 81 undc s'a fanrit
materialul explozihil, care de alt
fcl compus din chemicale prea co
mrlne ca sd M Sc vaZa Gale de O
posta origina.
Un .,abonent" ne reproseaza ca
nu citam ziarul din care reprodu-
Gem darile de scama ale Parlamen-
tului Romin, 81 'zice ca accasta nn-l
cinst2 gazetareasca, 81 ca Sc faca pc
,.ocoSul'' spunc ca c reprodusa de
pc .Jnivcrsul" Prea s'a grabit.
Trebuea Sc astepte 81 urmarea ace
lei dari de seama, reprodusa a do
ma ri. 81 daca avea Alta raNare, ar
Fl vazut mentionarea: ,,Univcrsnl
- Lectia pc care mcearca sd ne-o
dea .,prea stimatul 81 gentilul "a
bonent' am dat-o moi 81 urmam Q
dam altora, earl reproduc nu nu-
mai desbateri parlamentare q
char articole, fara Sc citeze origl-
ma, Gu scopul ca cetitorii Sc creaza
ca e opera lor. in regulele de buna-
cuviinta ziaristica nu primim lectii
della ..abonenti", orr cit de gentili
ar fl dior, cind Sc ascund pentru
nimica toata, in ,.Tufe".
Rochiile de toamna vor Fl 81 ma
scurtc; de abba vor ajunge pima Ia
genunchi, asa Sc anunta in ,,Revi
sta Modei'' din Chicago. AvInd III
fvedere scumpetea materialului $
faptul ca vor fl mutt mai aprecla.
te de purtatoarele lor, pretul va T
| acelasi, ba inca poate cu vrc-o =
la suta mai mare.
Tnii Sc mira ca cea mai mare par
| to din sexul frumos poarta 81 IL
toiul verei blani pc spate, dar nj
| meni nu Sc burzuluieste cInd We
de ca pisica 81 la 40 farenheit is
poarta blana.
Niste domni, pc cale indirecta
ne represeazS Ga nui LEAN dat a
tentie 81 nu LEAN zis: Bun We
nit''. = Cum sal urezi binete II
nuia, care cind a plecat MI sia III
at ziua buna9
| Ieri, copilita ca de vre-o tire
ami, provocat un rls vessel 81 Ego
motosin tramvaiu. Vazlnd niste ci
rese mari, frumoase 81 rosie ca sin
gele la palaria unei doamne, car
era pc scaunul din fata &, a in
tins mInutele catre ele, zicind ma
sci, care era linga ca: Mother,
want cherry, Mama yreu cirese)
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03

Philadelphia. Opt persoane
All fost arse 81 patru gray ranlte
cind m foe cart S "a iscat la fabrica
de pc 123 North Fourth Str. s a in
tins 81 asupra cladirilor din lnr.
Pomierii au avut mari greutati a
stinee focul din ca,lza preslunel sla
be a apei.
Dintre cei mort numai dol au
putut fl indentificati. Cadavrele
lor an fost scoase din RUNE pc la Z
seara. la iumatatc ora mai tlrziu
un doctor della spitalul Jefferson
cautind printre RUNE aflat la al
patrulea etaj alte sase cadavre. A.
cestia crau arsi in cit era imposibil
al mai cunoaste.
Focul s'a iscat la 5 dupa amiazl,
la cite-va minute dupa ce Carleton
f. Davis della biroul pentru apa
anuntase ca din cauza carbunllor a
fost slit reduce forta apei cu 20
100000 galoane in sectiunea unde
focul s'a iscat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03

intntat procesul. El snstine ca j.
Whitehead, agentul prohibited, n
avca mandat in acest scop, la fel
.desminte cele spuse de Whitehead
ca Hare ar Fl avut la el in mini
pusca, cind acesta a fncercat sa in
tire in casa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03
Mutarea locului de afaceri.

Banca Citizens Saving Il Trust
Co., calbiroul central la colt de Eu-
clid 81 e. 9th Str, $ a mutat biroul
pentru schimb strain in aneXa ella.
diri, 1ntrarea pc East 9th Str, un
de are mai mare loc pentru clienti
Acest blnn Gle acum inainte va ra'
minea dcschis dbna sari in fiecart
saptamina: Lunia della 3. p. m. pl
ma Ia 3 p. m. 81 Simbata della 8 p
m. pima la 9 p. m. pc linga orele 0
|bicnuitc de banca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03
CAgresul socialist.

Geneva. - Doua suite de delega-
ii. fntre care dol din Statele Unite,
Sc afIa in acest oras gata de a lnce-
pc congresul international socialist
sub prescdcntia lui Emile Wander
vclde, ministru de justitie al Bel
giei.
Socialist germani, cnglczi $! fran
cezi au TRIMS citc-va delegatii pn-
ternice. Austria nu este representa-
ia Official. SNasteapta ca atitudinca
hui Nicolaee IIenin fata de doua
fnternationala 81 1chestia cu rcspon-
sabilitatile inceperei razboiului Tor
Fl centrele ftirttanei in .discutiile
din acest congress.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03

ii vor fl pusi spre tratare. Daca nu-
marul aplicantilor va crcste, mai
multe spitale vor fl adoptate ace
stui scop. Pregatiri $ s'au facut IN
present pentru trezcci dc mil Gle
pacienti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03
Situatia revolutiei mexicane.

Aqua Prieta, Sonora. - Dupa
cum spun informatiile primite a
cum de curind, in statnl Sonora all
sosit emisarii guvernorului Catu
din California inferioara, ell SEQ
pul de CONVINCE pc mdienii din
triburileeMayo $ Yaqui ca sd Sc in
roleze in rindurilc armatei lui Ca
tn.
Rapoartele carl an fost trimise
din Nogales ca indienii Sc inrolea-
"a Gu sutcle All fost desmintite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03
INFORNAT|UN


Canton, Mont. ID. Petru Dra-
gomir din Montana lie trimite tri-
sta veste ca un romin cioban d. Mi
haila Birsan, din tara veche din CO.
muna Galesill pId. Sibin, batut
pc un alt cioban in muntii Stemp.
lie, lasindul aproape mort.
Dupa cum ,spune ziarul pc care
nj Ia TRIMS ciobanul batut d. Mi
ley Sc afla in spitalul st. John s
din Helena, Mt. 81 pima in present
nu poate nici Sc vorbeasca.
ID. Dragomir ne scrie ca acest e.
ste nnicul caz cind un fom7n alta
cat pc un cioban de, alta natiune,
pima in present mai multi ciobani
romini au fost omoriti de straini.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03
Laptele Sc scumlpeste.

Pretul laptelui s'a ridicat GU un
cent N quart. Laptele Sc va vinde
de acum inainte GU 16' cent? quar-
tul 81 zece cent? pint-ul.
Scumpirea lucratorilor este dat
ca motiv al ridicarii pretului la
lapte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03
Fond pentru tratamentul fos
tilOr sOldati.

Washington. - Nj Sc face de Gu
nOscnt dc catra ministruy de finan-
te cd planurile pcntru 1mpartirea
sumei de 46,OOO,OO0 dolari yotata
de congress pentru tratamcntul me-
dical al fostilor soldati, fond care
va fl Administered de biroul pcntru
asigurarea de rasboi, all fost aproa-
pc colnplectate.
Ca prim pas in fncercarea de a
dnce Ia fndeplinirc accst act a fost
cumpararea unor case in diferite
pxrti ate tarii unde Sc fie pusi sol
datii invalizi.
PINK In present s'a primit la a.
eest bifuu n, 7,625 petitii de catra
spisale, ia acest scop So ales Ia mo-
~ sute de spitale unde fosti solda-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03
Koreani arestati.

Seoul, Korea. Sapte Koreani
asupra carora s 'au aflat bombe au
fost arestati de polite acuzati find
ca au conspirta ca .sa asasineze pc
uni oficiali 81 Sc distruga edificii
publice. f.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03

Meravurie vech 81 desrSdacineazx a. et rain 1sar
dsastc In ratere polc6 81 eectoud nacsaynse vechi a.
revsor frz lseaturi de parid IN prviHa aaa vo yor
bi - lafg fntf Nm nunxr apropat
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-03
Razboiul teatral din Madrid.

Madrid. - I'm conflict serios G
intre impresarii teateelor 81 memb-
Ri orchestrei, aetorii 81 lucratorii
din teatre. 1mpresarii ref,lza sa
recunoasca sindicatul acestora, in
care aproape .toti carl Sc tin de te-
atre s'an inserts membrii.-
Unul diItre marble teatre deja
Sc afla fara orchestra de mai multe
sari, impresarii refuzind Sc anga-
jeze muzicanti din sindicat. Alte
teatre ameninta pc sindicalisti Gu
process. In acest timp sindicatul
formuleaza contract care Sc fie SUBJ
mis- spre acccptare la toate teatre]e.
La caz ca impresarii nu vor ca sa
acceptc aceste coptracte, va urina
lgrcva lucratorilor care Va forta ca
mai toatc teatrcle sa fie inchise in
sezonul de toamDs.
=
Agent al prohibi3iei aeuzat De
crimG.
Sandnsky. - Agentul federal al
prohibited, va ii spxrat de un re-
prezentant al procnrorului distric-
tual cfnd va apare inainteA jtldeca-
torallui Camp, IN bonneville, un
suburbiu din Sandasky, CO Sd - a.
pere de acuza ce ! se a6lucc ca ar
Il omorft pc Jacob Hare, care re-
fuzase sa-l lase pe acest agent c.
sd caute prin casa dup6 beuturd.
Levi Hare, fratele mortului, !
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-12
Increase Of 70 Cents Per Ton
Foreseen As Result Of
Freight Rail Raise.
MORE FUEL is COMING
Relief From Shortage In Northwest Is
Seen AS Railroads Restir Them
selves To Furnish Cars For
Shipments From Mines.

Minneapo1is-Belief that the. trans.
portation of coal from tho mines to
Lake Erie ports for .trans-shipment to
the Head Of the Lakes viii improve in
the ear future and a forecast that the
price of coal to consumers, after new
freight rates go into effect will in.
crease in excess of 70 cents a ton, was
expressed by ]. H. Sessions, North.
west agent Of the Philadelphia & Read.
ing Coal and Iron company, who has
returned from Investigations of the
coal situation at Cleveland and Co.
lumbus.
Three more railroads serving East.
ern mines have been ordered by the
Interstate Commerce commission to
assist in the shipment of 1000 cars of
coal daily for the Northwest. The
commission has assured John F. Nc
Gee, state fuel commissioner, that it
would take up the apparent failure of
the railroads to comply with it's order
to furnish a specified number of cars
daily with the railroads at once.
1.-THE lake coal pool at Cleveland be-
came effective July 26, and the first
week of its operations did not meet
with expectations" Mr.. Sessions said.
"The past few days, however, it
showed material improvement, 1000
cars of coal being dumped on each of
these days.
"If 1000 cars can be dumped at
Lake Erie ports daily for the next 100
days, the Northwest will have suffi-
Gent coal for winter. The only diff
Guilty is car supply, and the railroads
are promising to nov coal faster from
now on. There is sufficient vessel
tonnage available to move the coal to
the Head of the Lakes from Lake Erie
ports.
1T was not to be expected that the
railroads in m week could assemble
enough cars to bring 1000 carloads
daily to the lake ports, but they had
reached that number two days before
I left Cleveland"
Officials of the Cleveland Chamber
of Commerce have entered a protest,
it is said, against the pool Of coal on
the ground that Clevaland's needs will
be i~Eadequately taken care of by this
arrangement.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-12
MINERS union DEF|ED
Head of Kansas Union Refuses
to Order Men Back to Work.
Declines To Abide BY Instructions Of
National Officers-President Praises
Lewis For Prompt Action.

Pittsburg, Kan.-Alexander M. Ho.
wat, president of the Kansas Mine
Workers, has sent a telegram to John
L.. Lewis, president of the interna.
tional union, refusing to abide by in.
structions received from Lewis that
striking coal miners in Kansas be or.
dered to return to work Immediately.
President Compliments Lewis.
Indianapolis-President Wilson has
expressed to John L.. Lewis, president
of the United Mine Workers of Amer.
lea, his qualification over the prompt
action taken by Mr.. Lewis in directing
the striking coal miners of Illinois and
Indiana to return to work. Lewis re.
ceived the following letter from Pres.
ident Wilson:
Your action in response to my
statement urging the striking miners
to return to work has gratified me
very deeply indeed. I am glad thai
you feel as I do that in urging the
men to return to work T was speaking
in their interest as much as in the
interest of the general public"
President Lewis sent kilograms tc
80 local unions in Kansas ordering the
striking miners there to return tc
work. According to Mr.. Lewis 3,48s
miners are on strike in the Kansas
field.
Strikers Violate Contract.
In his kilograms President Lewis de.
'clared the strikes are in violation OF
a contract between the United Mine
Workers and the Southern Coal Opera.
tors association. The men must re.
turn to work and take up their griev.
ances in the proper manner, Mr.. Lewis
said.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-12
POLES STOP RUSSIANS
Red Offensive Brought to End
Along Eug River.
Counter Offensive BY Poles Develop:
Successfully and Capital Tenn
porarily Saved.

WarsaW-The Bolsheviki Of
fensive against the Poles along the
Bug river between Brest-Litovsk
and the confluence of the Murzec
has been stopped. The Polish
counter offensive north and south
is developing successfully and the
new Polish army concentrated be-
tween the Narew and Bug rivers
has driven the enemy back to edge
of the province of Grodno, notwith-
standing the pressure of the Boil
s1evik forces which crossed the
Narew opposite Lomza.
Warsaw-With the Red armies
pounding at the gates Of Warsaw ant
the fall of Poland's capital imminent
school children, women and old mer
are rallying in :. final desperate efforI
to help save their country from the
peril of humiliation.
All schools in Warsaw and outlying
towns in the path Of the Bolshevik
horde's advance have suspended. The
children have turned out to help the
soldiers by carrying food and arms tt
them, helping build wire entangle
ments and lending aid to women ant
babies in their flight from the wal
stricken areas.
Old men, bent and feeble with age
and toil-alleothers are already at thu
battle front-are building the defense.
of Warsaw to save the capital Of THU
crumbling nation from capture. Ever
young girls have joined in the laborioul
task and are doing manual labor ii
building Entertainments and strength
ening the final bulwarks of the CAPT
tails defense.
Only n thought pervades the en-
tire life of the city from the humbles
to the highest-Warsaw must b.
saved. The indominab1e spirit of Pc
land, long heralded as the cradle O
liberty, with the light Of freedom burn
ing in it's breast despite centuries O
oppression, never was more valiantl,
manifest than at this critical period O
the new republics history.
There are no able bodied youn,
Polish men left in Warsaw; wounde,
soldiers, hobbling about on crutches
survivors of the women's battalion O
death, are squirting the remaining in
habitants to feverish desperation.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-12
PLUME PLAN WANTED

Railroad workers, nearly 100000
in number, have given the administra-
ton some worry during the past week.
Now officialdom is able to breathe cas-
lily again. 1t was afraid that a general
railroad strike would be called about
August 1 to 10 and that there would
be a sudden flood of light on the rail
road mess. If there is anything this
Wilson regime don't want to discuss il
is the railroads. Wilson refused to
permit the roads to continue in public
control, and from the day that he be.
gun TO unload them by announcing his
3nf&;tnn the morale of the service has
gone down and difficulties of transpor'
tation have increased.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-12
Army officer Disappears.

Chicago-Lieutenant James Donald
Nolan, director Of finances of the Cen.
tfal department of the United States
army, has mysteriously disappeared
n auditors who are checking his &C.
counts thus far have found a dis.
crepancy amounting to $4,000, it was
announced, The audit OF the officers
books is to continue. according to fed,
eral authorities, According to infor.
nation made public, Lieutenant Nolan
left his home July rs. telling his wife.
she said, that he had been called to
Washington on government business.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-12
Demands cantu,s surrender.

Los Observation-Disclosures surren
der" was demanded Of Governor Este
ban Cantu Of the northern district o
Lower California by the representa-
tives of Provisional President de Ii
Huerta, who recently conferred will
him at Mexicali, it was announced
here at the agency Of the de facto Mex
lean government 1t was said also tina
IL Cantu immediately ceased a~ctivitie,
against the federal government an,
retired from the governorship, h,
would be restored to q colonel in TIL,
federal army.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-12
Carney Warrants caneel,ed.

Duluth, Minn.-Warrants forthe de.
p%ortation of Jack Carney, Duluth, edi.
tor of Truth, have been cancelled by
the immigration department, following
3Carney's conviction in courts at Chi.
cago and Duluth, and sentence to Lea.
venworth penitentiary for his alleged
activities against the United States
government, Oliver S. Remington, in
charge of the Duluth office of the Blu,
reau OF immigration, applied to Wash.
ington for the release OF s 1000 bonds
under which Carney was held during
deportation proceedings.