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san D.ego. Aux. 5.--fIostiliu"s have
begun a, E:nSenada in tn" rencltl"n "'
Governor Estaban Cautu against the
M,xican Federal government with S"'z-
ur" by Cau,u authorities "f tho McN'
n.an patrol ship T"catc. killing o' zap
tam Leonardo Zcpcda. ot tn" Tccat" ana
arrest ~ SlayinS Of III" crew. according
ju information brought :" san p'eS"
today seizure of the Tecatc and shoot
ns og h"r captain took place night De
tor" last
Information MAS brought by me pow
CT Srhuonrr Newark, captain y. H.
Moore. wht"h loaded n cargo "f copper
20 a, Point san Jose. and put IN at
Ensensda yesterday forenoon.
COUPLED with opening Of hosulities
on the federal government in the escape
- David Zaratr, former mayor or I'm
>aNada. and recently proposed as gov
pc-nor 10 succeed tautu.
Xarat" arrived IN San Diego aboard
tho Newark, owing his life % rcfuS"
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IRISH GRIMES BILL
IS RUSHED THROUGH
AMID EXCITEMENT

London. Aug. 5.--Afior debate
which Developed great heat and a per-
SOnal seen" between Premier Lloyd
George and Herbert H. AsTuth. the gov
featrd the motion Of John r. Robert
tlync> ,lahurlt") for rejection of the
new Irish crimes bill. and tho measure
passed second reading 10y a vote of oSa
To H. The voting was carried out un-
der a motion mad" in tho house early
today NY Andrew BonHr Law. providing
for passage OF the bill by six o'clock to-
morrow evening
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Counter -Offensives By Poles Who
Will Defend Warsaw to the Last
AMERICAN LEGATION TO LEAVE WARSAW

who IL in this country, was Informed
to use his own discretion IN LEAVING
Warsaw II WAS said that II the
necessity t. leave arose. as now
seems certain. the foreign diplomatic
representatives probably would go 10
Graudenz. ahou, on" hundr"G miles
from the capitRl toward DanZlE.
Acknowledgements was mad" tha'
Minister Gibson Was "nrourc {"
Washington from Ealif""nin and that
he would soon lrav" for his pos.
Mr.. Gibson has been IN the lni'ed
states several months on leave. dur
ing which hc has acted as an aGNlNtr
t. tho state Department.
OMiclal dispatches giving various
Sid.lighis on III" Polish situation
were received here today. One "l
these sald French military repro
sentattvcs in Warsaw notified IN"
Polish government last week thEl
Franco would b" unable 20 rnrnlSn
any conNrat troops for us" against
tbS Rolshcviki. The us" Of additional
offices. however, was offered.
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MUST DECIDE
NO FOREIGN DICTUM
FOR UNITED STATES
Sons of America Not To Be
Summoned to Battle By
Any Super-power

Marion. Ohio. Aug. 5.-A plea that
future questions Of peace and war be de-
c;dcd by the nations conscience and
not by any council Cf foreign powers
was voiced by Senator Harding today in
a talk T. cheering crowd OF Spanish
war veterans gathered here In reunion.
Here In America" he said. we do
not need anyone to tell US what our
obligation is We can read II In our OWL
conscience. ! want to hold the Ameri-
can conscience stritly and solely Amer
ian.
y want America to play It's part In
the world. but ] do MT want a councn
Of foreign powers AZ any time. for any
reason. 20 summon the sons Of America
10 battle"
II was national split awakening Ia
the drfensn of American rights, the
nominee asserted. that. led THIS country
into ho;h the Spanish war and tho
World war. and that always could be
counted on t. hold tn" republic secure.
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.F|NGERPR|NTS
POINT To GUILT.
PASCOL DECLARED TO
BE TOTS KIDNAPPER
Plentifully Supplied With
Funds After Abduction
of Coughlin Child

Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. 5.-Postal in
srcctors and local police tonight e\-
pressed themselves AS thoroughly con
WINGED that the crank. identified as
AuEusto Pascol. and known 10 the au-
thoritieS as PasQuale. is not only the
man who secured the Sl2.nOn from
George II. Colghltn, father or the KID
mapped NorriStown baby. but Is the
actual abductor OF the thirteen-montrs
old child.
passed.. who was arrested last Monday
At Egg Harbor. y. J.. after he had been
trapped Ipto picking up box supposed
70 contain $4,000 as further ransom
mnncv for the return Of the missing
boy. is St!ll hidden by the author ties
I nder no circumstances. they declare.
VIII his whereabouts be revealed unti
they have completed their investigation
OF tn" story he tolls.
An important development IN the cas-"
'oIav WAS the identification of faS""i
as Augusta PaSQualc with a poiic" roc
ord IN this and other cities. rms ais"
led 20 an examination of the hnger
PRINTS Of Pasquale on filr ~ police
hSadouarters here. with the kidnapprr's
finger prints found in the tougclin
home. and Il Is asserted by III" polio"
that thew agree sufficiently To convince
them that they wer" made by the same
Had Prison Record
mcnsing prison here last March after
serving nine months on charges Of
breaking anG entering. larceny and
carrying concealed weapons n" had no
money when Re left prison. hut when
Pascol applied for a room Mt lodging
house here in Juno he appeared to b"
plcn,ifully supplied with funds. This
was after June -. when Coughlin Dc
posIted $4,000 under a deserted trolley
station at Swcdcland. near NorriStown.
as Instructed by the letter signed "'he
crank" demanding IN" money for the
return ot tho child Tho money disap-
pAarrd and no trace Of the child. stolen
Juno ,. was found.
Pas~nI deposited about S2.nnn in n
local trust company and later bought
chicken farm at New Gretna. near Egg
Iarhor. and also an automobile
Pascors Story.
According to G"org" \ Leonard,
chief postal inspector. Tasc"l said h"
did not know ANYTHING about tho kid
mapping hut that no was hired by a
man TO hang IN" white sheet along tn"
railroad as 4 signal for IouGh,n -
throw a box containing $4,000 ont "f
q railroad train window between Jam
don. y j. and Atlantic city. Leonard
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Carbondale. ILL.,, Aug. a |
photographer who attempted 10
take pictures Of the riot in Vest
Frankfort tonight. was beaten to
death by the mob. according 10
q message received at the I'LL
nois Central office here from the
company'S telegraph station at
West Frankfort. This Is the
iirst death reported from the out
break there.
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Anti-F oreign Outbreak IN llIl-
nois Town - Many Homes
Burned By Mob - Photog-
rapher Beaten to Death By
Angry Crowd

St. Louis, Aug. 5.-Three men are
reported to have been killed, many
injured and several homes Of for
etGn residents hred tonight IN West
Frankfort, Illinois, lo4 miles south
OF St. Louis by mob bent on
nvenginG the murder OF Amiel Cal
caterra Is years old, and Tony Hem
pei, le, both OF West Frankfort
whose bodies wsrs found near hero
ysSferday.
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Not ThoruCh Germany

Berlin. Aug. i--Thr German govern
m"nt Is determined 10 prevent by all
means tnr entente from sending troops
through Germany ~ help Poland, &C
rnrd.ug 10 Il declaration mad" IN IN"
Rcich~tag today by pr. Walter S;m"ns.
the foreiFp minister.
DR.. S!mons in;imaied tkAt II the me-
cssity arnSr Germany would ncnt ~
prevent such = Violation "t German tor
rilnrN-
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Denver Col Aug 5.Onc killed and between thirty
and hvve persons including Chief Of Police Hamilton Armstrong
and eight or nine policemen injured several seriously in
ong between striking their Sympathlzers ana
tonight Five have been wrecked and the
plant Of the Denver Post damaged by the crowd.
The MOB 10 30 gathering III front OF the tramWay
building where the strikebrcakcrs housed.
The dead Identified He lost his life in the
fchtnr AT the South Side barns at II is m.
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MAIL PLANES IN UTAH

Sal, Lake city. Utah. Aug. 9TH"
second Of the ali-me'nl squadron Of air
planes making an cNpcrtm"ntal mall
CARRYING flight from New York ~ san
Francisco arrived h,r' al ;" 2. nj
from Cheyenne. making the trip in four
hours and forty minutes.
The FIRST plane which got here ycster-
daN. loft ror Rono This morning.
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MURDER 0F BOYS FOLLOWED BY
RACE R|0T|NG; TROOPS TO RESCUE
Ex-Chairnan Baker
To Nat. Headquarters
Special 70 the Intelllgencer

ClarksburE. W. Va. Aug. 5.--N. L.
Highland. Republican national COM
mitteeman for West Virginia. today
announced the appointmer, OF ".
F. Baker. Of ElkinS. former state
chairman. as department chief In
Republican national headquarters al
Chicago Mr.. Baker has accepted
the appointment. which was made
through Mr Highland. and will 20
10 Chicago Immediately after the
Republican state convention. Aug
ust u at Wheeling
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Tharlest0n. v. Va. NuG o---NAJ0-
John g. Rond. republican H. m!n"e fos
tho office Of stat" auditor. hAs accepted
clerical position IN the office "f the
state auditor II" X getting familiar
with tn. work and duties Of the office.
Major Fond said
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Intervention Opposed

London AUG :. 'Ry III" .N>Soclatcd
Trc$S "A statement on ~" kusS"-foI-
lSh situation made in tn" llous" OF Com
mons today 10y l'rOwicr Lloyd f'orgc.
showed that the report that Great Brit
ain had sent an ultimaluM TO IN" SoEi't
government IN Moscow was unioundtd.
III" statement showed. also lhai IN"
real situation al present Is that thf
British government - Still pressing the
Soviet pONrrnmrnt Ia COrcIud" an ar.
miStlcc with Poland on fair terms ana
agree to negotiate for pcaC" "t the CON
ference already proposed by the allies
20 hC hold ia l.undUn.
Mr. LLOYD George VA" closely preSSch
hv QuHstiUncrs with view 10 "riaih :
inG assurance that Great Fritain Will
not become involved in var Win ltuSS'"
without the consent Of Parliament. ou'
he could be drawn no farther thLn 1"
rromis. a full statement OF the situa-
ton Monday. II" added IN" h"pC 'hh!
II would not be necessary 10 act, hu'
said that the government certainty
would take action # this were found 10
Mcantimc news had reached London
10 the effect that roland's arnistice
meet the Soviet representatives, and It
may h4 assumed that the Poles now
have the necessary powers TO dlsGuSs
the principles oN peace which the Boil
sheviki demanded they should nave,
An Official statement ISSUED t"nifht
declares there is un truth IN TIA" report
printed in III" newspapers 'ha' LH!s,
nan,itics Of war materials ar" h"inE
sent TO Poland and that IL" var ofI'%
would no arl, IN sorId four divisions "i
troops there IN Tn" next few weeks.
Arthur Henderson. l"adcr Of III" l"A-
oritts IN the iious" OF Commons. IS
seeking by a circular to local 'ah"r
nar,icS throughout the country 10 rally
tho labor party into organizing demon
STATIONS against intervention IN kuS-
ia or supplying m"A or munitions 10
roland. The circular farorS immI"dia'"
raising Of III" hlockad" against EuS~,a
and resumption o. trad" relations WIN
that country. .,.,-
In yjow Of rho known int"uS" hostility
Of the labor party to military aid Tor
Poland. II is believed nrr' that IN" G"N,
ernmrnt viii limit any nc"dtuI action
10 economic nrcSSMrC on RUSSIA.
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RumRnia to Ctght

London. Aug. j--Rumuu.a i 'oncen'
tratlnE trunyN on thr KuS0-R Rumaniati
frontier, says a w!rrl,Sa despatch from
Moscow
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FOR HIGHER RATES S

Charleston. W. Va. kuE. 5.--fiearing
WAS set today for September a. in the
Application Of Godfrey / Cabot to in
crease gas rates in the towns Of Salem
and Bristol. w. Va. application fer
which has heAn filed with III" public
service commission.
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Society Woman WedS
Actor John Barrymore

New York. Aug. 5.--John barrymore
widely known actor and Mrs Leonard
NJ Thomas, formerly Miss Blanche
Oelr!rhs. socially prominent IN this
city. were married here today IN the
Rit1-Garlton hotel.
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'[EE'['
British Warships Of North Sea
Squadron Ordered to
The Baltic

London. .Aug, 5.-Thc Herald,
the Laboritc organ, says today
that the British North Sea squad
ron has been ordered TO the Baltic
Sea, and that instructions have
been issued to rcimpo>e the block
ade against Russia.
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THE WEATHER r.

Washington, Aug. S-rorscast:
West Vtrgtnta-cloudy and probably
showers Friday; Saturday partly cloudy,
not much change in temperature.
Ohio, western Pennsylvania-Gener-
ally fair Friday and Saturday, not much
cL LanR0 In temperature.
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Red Offensive stopped.

Warsaw. Aug. 5.--rRy The Associate
ID PresSl--Thc BolsheVik offensive
against the Poles along III" Bug river
between Brest-LitoVsk and tho c"nflu-
cnre Of the Nurzec has h"cn stopped
Tho Polish count"r-offenstvc north
south is developing succc ESrully. ana
tho now Polish army concentrated be
tween the Narew and Bug rivers has
driven the enemy hack 20 III" edge of
the province Of Grodno. notwtth-
standing tho pressure Of the Rolshe-
vik forces which crossed tho Narew
opposite Lomza.
In volhynia. IN" Polish position
upon the upper Styr. on the Stochod
and in the Pr!pet marshes arc holding
wei.
Enemy cavalry continues advanr-
inE along the Prussian frontier in ihH
direction OF the DanziEWarsaw rail-
road. bur in view Of the small num-
Der Of effrctives employed this move
mont. aimed At tho thorn region. con-
stttuteS for IN" moment at least only
an extensive demonstration against
Polish Pomeranta.
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Fighting NsAr warsaw.

Rcrlin. Aug. - BY The Associated
Press)-Fighting is now going on
virtually on the plains before Var
saw. says the Tageblatrs special East
PrusSian frontier correspondent. II
tho Red army succeeds In breaking
through tho Chorzclli. PultUSk .in" h"
adds u will have arrived before the
forts rf Warsaw. ithorZeI" -
e bout - miles north "f Warsaw.
whNn ru,,uSk les abou: 81 m;lcs
north of N" CapitaL)
Heavy nEht:ng IS reported BY thH
correspondent 10 he proceeding at
\ovoorod inorthweSt RusSia)
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POPULATION FIGURES
FOR W, VA, COUNTIES

,y,,b;rr,or n = Au.,. +-Sevon
", l.ir.,,., .ourr,,S wrrr. re-
.h'u - '', ,.rsrs Lnrrau
H. y' '''' -
49, .,,,,, ga. ,r,.rcas, Of
- ,,rr.,
- ,:-,.,,i.r,cr ,.',,,,, -, ~. ,n,rcase Of
I68 or - r,r r,mt
clay county. ilE>6: inrr"aSc l.2"G. or
lo9 rcr cont
r;iin,cr ,nlu,. ID 6fS. d,rrrnSr : II,
or i > D.r cent
yr,.r,r county ", rqS. increase fTT,
~ s 2 nor con,
W pi.,,,a ,,,m,, ,f-of I,rrras. cf4
ny ~, ~
~ I.,.h,,r .,rr,, r-Sji. increase -"
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DENVER IN THROES Of STREET CAR
R|OT|NC; ONE KILLED: OFFICE Of
NEWSPAPER WRECKED BY MOB

DISORDER BEGINS IN AFTERNOON AND BE-
COMES WORSE AFTER NIGHTFALL-CHlEF
OF POLICE AND NINE OTHER OFFICERS
WOUNDED - STRlKEBREAkERS BESIEGED.
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St, Louis, Aug S.---A mob Of mora
than 5000 is in control OF West Frank
fort RI threatening TO drive out the
foreign population. t@lI2wlnE nc a., uis,
CalraiCrra. 10. and Tony i!"mpr!. H..
who had been murdered. according 10 Il
long distance telephone message rcCciI-
ID tonight from Cart"rsrilI", Ill Forty
persons have been injured, four S"rI-
ously. IN riots Il was said.
The rintlnG started this afternoon. ac-
cordng TO the message, when two NOR"
suspects were arrested In connection
with the murders.
Tho mob, hastily organizing, stormrd
the Jail dcma nding tn" prisoners. Whcn
this was refused they demanded that
4 committee. chosen from th"tr menu
bcrs. be allowed to talk 10 the prisoners
! The authorities granted tins demand
and tho prisoners. one Of whom !S Il
chauffeur is said to have Informed his
ouestioners that he drove Calaterra and
cnpal to RoyaIton Monday In company
with Settino de Scns!s. wh" also IS heid
in connection with the murder
The committee then Withdrew from
the ja!l and tn. two prisoners were
hastily removed by the authorities. The
mob Is reported to have divided and
started for nearby towns whrrr II Is
throuRht tina; Sensis and the other w"
suspects may have been taken.
West Frankfort is m ;hc southern
Illinois coal r"Gi"n. and has hrtn cut
off from tHl"phHnt com HlII'iN I'ii AN'
some time on account Uf labor troubles
and only m"agcr information was avail
able
Foreigners are reported /" h" leaving
West Frankfort and Marion by every
-oad. carrying all the household goods
they can and IN many instances driving
cattle ahead Of them.
At 1880 tonight the moh beGnn set
ting fire To the homo IN Frankfort
Heights. a section occupied by foreign
crs. according to reports reaching here
other homes throughout the town also
are being nrcd. II Was stated.
Automobiles laden with armed parties
arc reported arriving IN great numbers
All Of III" city officials and S!riliau res
idrrts are said ~ EaN" h"cn given
twcnty-four hours 10 l,ay" tow.
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KY, SOLDIERS
FIRED UPON
BATTLE RACES ON
TUG RIVER BORDER
Casualties Limited to On e
Horse Shot From Under.
Deputy Sheriff

Williamson. W. Va. \uG 5.--ken-
tucky m!l!t:amen. patrolltng The Ken
tucky-West Virginia border along tug
river coal fields. were Nred upon Jes-
,crdav from ambush at Album. Ny.
one mill east ~ Mat"wau. W. Va. ac-
rordinr 20 word received here tonight.
Shots werc exchanged for tiCicen
minutes between the lnil!tam"n' wn"
ua-r arrompanicd by deputy ah"rids.
and the attacking party. u was report
cd. but no fatalities occurred. \ dep
utv sheriff had his horse shot out from
undnr him.
Tn. milit!amrn aud deputies. a short
,rmc before. Il is said. had arrested a
number Of miners on warrants CharG-
INK them with completely IN previous
shooting afrayS.
rnr.n,Iv 10 rrcy ent shooting from one
s,a,o into ano th"r aionG III" border
where , S.rikc Of miners h3s been
in progress for more than week.
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Nru York Aug. @.-MtddI" states {"
shares suddenly collapsed ton Shar"' :
hrraking "a half its opening rrir" in 10,
days stock market II "n5In'" q" a., a.,
under heavy offerings 10 lN'., and raj.
il"d slightly later.
Asked 4: hr had any explanation Tor
tn. severe decline. t. y. HASKELL T'"si'
dent Of tho compAn". SAID.
.'rbc rrun,rv has nrvor done hotter
business and IS in excellent condition
mis- ma7ke, is subject to raids and -
aurarcntlv weak on general conditions
Tho Con,pan" Is fro" from obligations
uf any kind
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Story Of the Murders.

West r'rankfor,> Ill, Aug i.-Rclief
that Nmicl Calatcrra. -. and Tony
Hcmpcl. IS wrr" murdered by gang
nf rohhsrS who have committed many
drprcdations in southern Illinois re-
rcnil,. vas expressed by Franklin
county officials tonight.
Srttino Dc Scnsis. held in connection
with tho crime. barely escaped a mob
4 Goa that visited tn" county jail a,
Marion carly today. officials heard of
tho mons approach and removed de
SrnsiS t" another place.
Rodtcs of tn" youths were found IN
drv crocl; bed late yesterday by a
hunter. TIL" rhroats Of both had been
sIashcd and Hcmpcl had been shot IN
r,ia,,rra and Hcmpcl. officials as
scr,rd had been heard 10 say they
knew tho identity 81 persons involved
In several recent rohhcrtrs in this part
u IN StAtC
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Figures for Panama.

Tanama. Aug J.--Th" census returns
for the republic of Panama. announced
TODAY. show total population Of tnl-
41S not including Indians The in
crease over l0li WAS 80 per cent.
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Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
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Cloudy, Probably Showers Friday; Sat-
urday Partly Cloudy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-31
BALT|C'S CREW At ODDS
OVER MANN|X'S SAILING
Cooks and Stewards, in Meetings,
Threaten Strike if Arch
bishop Sails.

NEW YORK. July 31.-Dissension
among the crew Of the steamship
Baltic. occasioned by the name of
Archbishop Daniel J. Mannix of Aus
tralia among the list Of passengers,
today gave rise to uncertainty as to
whether the ship would said for
Queenstown and Liverpool at noon.
as scheduled. Promiscuous arguments
among the crew concerning the Aus
tralian prelate's prospective voyage
crystalliZed into formal meetings
early today of the National Cooks
and Stewards Union and the Seamen's
and Firemen'S Union, which were to
decide what action. II any, would be
taken.
Among the crew are many who are
either Irish or Of Irish descent, who
claimed that Archbishop Mannix
should make the voyage as an hon
ored guest of the Baltic. There Is
said to be, however, an equal number
who expressed the opinion that he
should not be allowed to sail on
ship flying the British flag. The for
mer gave desultory threats that If he
were not among the passengers they
would go on strike. and the latter
were equally determined individually
to prevent sailing If he were num-
bered among the voyagers.
Officers of the ship, however. early
today expressed hope of reconclllng
the two factions. They said they
would attempt to persuade the men
to see that the archbishops sainns
was a matter for the British govern
ment to decide and that it should not
concern the Battles crew.
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a truly popular campaign fund. 1t is
ed. and if so it will be most notable
advance in political management. 1t
is true that with the number of
voters substantially doubled by rea
son of woman suffrage, and with the
great increase in expense of cam
paigning. a good deal of money will
be required to carry an effective ap-
peal to the people. Nevertheless. the
republicans have undertaken to raise
the money in small amounts by popu-
lar subscription. They hope to sue
coed.
The democrats f1out any such sug-
gestion and at the very outset of the
campaign proclaim that they have no
intention of attempting such a reform
They will discover before election day
that the country is not prepared to
approve their program of unlimited
campaign funds. Undoubtedly it is
quite true that certain powerful in
ly concerned in carrying out the pres
ent administrations foreign policy are
prepared to contribute most literally
to the democratic funds. Undoubted-
ly it is true, too, that without such
contributions the democrats would
find it very difficult to raise the funds
they need. Popular campaign funds
are not easily raised for unpopular
causes, and the effort to hitch Amer
lea to the present admin stration's
program constitutes anything but a
popular cause"