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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-18

WILL Be PLAYED
ON WEDNESDAY
Rain Stops Second Game Of
Tuesday Twin Bill in First
lnning-ChiCkS Shut Out in
Opener,
BY ZlPP NEWMoN.

T., BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Aug. lS.-Bir,n-
tahghHan won the first game of the
aouple header here Tuesday with the
Memphis Chicks and the rain gods
broke broke up the second game after The
LhickS h'd gotten in their time at
pat IN The first stanza. Tiny Good :
bred had one bad inning which was
enough to. lose the game, Q 40 nothing
;, In 2c fourth inning With one down
6arnhurt singled through the SItchcrs
box, going to third on Bernsen's single
t. right aid scoring OF 81 Ellis saGri
nee ny to center. Pollj M2Larry m
tercnI ted CAROLS throw from center
and pegged the ball through Blschoff at
the plate. Bernsen going to third on
to lett.
The Chicks found John Dewey Nor
rison for eight bingles, but the Chicka-
saws lacked the ability to punish the
old. sphere in the pinches. The visitors
had three men on in the fifth and sixth
and two on in the ninth but, they sim
ply couldn't locate one of Morrison $
curves. The Owensboro curve special
list was given alright support in the
pinches.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-18

Read News scimitaF Wants.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

AMERICANS ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee 3, Toledo 2.
= Columbus 6, Kansas City 2.
st. Paul s, Indianapolis 4.
Minneapolis II, Louisville S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-11

kdyby ceny podzimnich III
mnfch latek pocaly stoupati,
jakmile nastane chladnejsi po-
tasi - a to mIze byti Ultra, "a
tyden neb "a ctrnact dni.
Opatfte 81 sve zasoby pra-
cfch latek, barchetd, platna a
podobneho zbozf kdekoliv chce
te, ale opatfte 81. ie pokud jsou
ceny mike. V striznfch obcho-
dech "u KoudelG", 4735
Broadway a 4288 Warner Rd.
koupite vzdycky stfizni zbozi
nejvyhodneI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-11

PRY ZROVNA TAX DOBRE
"NIX'.

Jest nekolik obchodniki le-
ky, kteri "doposud" nabizeji
prodavaji inferiorni leky a to
pouze proto, re je majf ma skla
de ma mfsto tech, o ktere kup-
ci zadajf, pravfce, ze jsou zrov
ma tax dobre. Avsak my vam
davame vystrahu, vsem nasim
pratelGm, byste pohlfzeli ma
takoveho obchodnika s pode-
zfenfm, protoze nejsou zadne
leky v trhu Sc nalezajfci tax
dobre jako DR.. Formanka Ma
gadora a DR.. Formanka Hofke
Vino pro. nezazivnost, ztratu
chuti k jidlu jine neduhy
zazivacich organd. Neberte il
ne a kdyby vas obchodnik je
nem6l ma sklade, piste 81 pro
ne primo ma adressu.: DR.. F.
Formaneck Co., 1888 So. Cali
fornia Ave-, Chicago. I'll.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-11
NEPOKOJE v PORTUGAL
SKU.

Madrid, 10. fijna. Pomery
nabyly vazne tvafnosti v jiz-
Mich provinciich portugal
skych, kde stavkafi dopustili
sc cetnych cinI sabotaze a zni-
cili zeleznicni material, pravi
depese obdrzena zdejsim por-
vyslanectvim.
Sdeluje Sc, re portugalska
vlada mobilisovala vojenske te-
legrafisty, tax ably mohla po-
silati tifednf depese. DIE SOU
kromych dopisd datovanych v
Lisabone We ctvrtek, v narod'
MIN kongresu doslo k boufli-
wynn scenam. Ufedn( list 1--WE.
rejnuje dekret, jfrnz Sc udelu-
je amnestie vsem politickym
vezndm u pfilezitosti desatehc
vyroGi zalozeni republiky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-11

Zprava ze Sdruzeni &. S. Skol.

Posledni schGze konana 28.
zarf byla velmi cetne zastoupe-
ma PIP. uciteli a zastupci skol-
Mich patronatd, fizena pfedse-
dou p. Pelichem. Skolni rok "a
hajen byl We vsech skolach
jednotne 18. a 10. zari. We sko-
lie broadwayske jsou opet vsi-
chni pani ucitele ma svych mi
stech. /. tt. a. pi. B. M. Peli-
chova, l.. tt. b. p. Lisy, II. tt.
p. O. X. Brychcin, III. tt. p. F.
M. Vacha, w. t., Besilky a O.
mladinu p. JOS. Masek.
I Objednane loutkove divadlo
. Czech jest jiz ma ceste, takza
letosni rocnik naSeho dorostu
jz Sc mdze tesit ma uslechtilou
detskou zabavu. Kolega Lisy
prijal mfsto zpet.
Rovnez potesitelna zprava
byla podana patronatu zapad
nj strany. Utvoren byl novy
skolni odbor vedle patronatu
sine, ktery 81 wal "a 1kol sta
rat sc O zvelebeni skoly. Ma
sledkem urovnani skolnich "a.
lezitostf ziskan pro skolu opet
zaslouzily ucitel a cvicitel O.
mladiny p. Josef Valasek. l. tt
vyucuje kel. v. Krakora, II. tt.
nc. B. Broz, III. a Nv. tt. slou-
ceny a vyucuje uc. j. Valasek
ienz uci tez Omladinu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-11

Pokus loupezne vrazdy u
k.romefize. V noci ma II. t. m.
st.al Sc pokus loupezne vrazdy
nd Kromerizsku. Blize Mind
ve,k strelen do hlavy a tezce
zranen obchodnik dobytkem
VAclav Hlavatek z Pisku. Vra-
zedny dtok spachal odvazny
zlocinec a dlouho hiedany pod
vodnfk 26-lety zemedelsky del
mix Josef Pruka 2 Tesanek u
Krotnerize, ably Sc zmocnil stvr
zenlyy ma 10000 korun, kteryz-
to obnos mel byti vyzvednut v
pobo,cce Anglorakouske banky
v .Kromefizi. Utocnfk prchl po
cinu. Posledni dobou zdrzoval
Sc Pruka v Praze a bezpecnost-
nj organy zahajily po nem pa
trani. Jak Sc sdeluje, zaslal
Pruka dne 16. t. m. 500 korun
z Brna do Kromefize..
Neni makulatura jako ma
kulatura. Makulatura je poti-
steny "a v tiskarne pokazent
papir, odhazovany Cd strojd
do pytld. To pfipominam pro
toho, kdo nevi, co je makulatu
ra. MeIo sc to vsak zavcas pfi-
pomenouti Frante Frieovi z
Karlfna, ktery byl v "Unii' ty-
pografem. Tam Sc tiskly kolky
ma bankovky mily Fric sebral
nekolik kusi makulatury te-
mi kolky - ably mi bylo dobfe
rozumeno - pfinesl to domG,
rozstrihal a "a pomoci sklena-
Re Vaclava Michnera a delnf-
ka FIR. Chocholateho prodaval.
Tito skndci republiky byli br-
zy polapeni, vyslychani. vyse-
tfovani, obzalovani a k soudu
pozvani. Pfisli vsak jenom diva,
nebot' Chocholaty zatfm ze-
mfel. Byli odsouzeni die zako-
ma: Fric Michner do zalafe ma
10 mes. podmfnecne, peti tvr-
dymi lozi zostreneho,. $ dozo-
rem a ztratou prava volitelno-
sti. Chocholaty trestan bude
"na v9Gnosti die tamnfch zako-
nj" jak poznamenal vezensky
dozorce p. St'ovfcek ma kus
makulatury bez kolkG, kterou
jsem mu v soudnf slni zane
chal, ably mi ma nj poznamenal
rozsudek, kdyz spechaje, ne
chtel jsem cekati ma vyrok
soudniho dvora.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-11
ZMIZELA PAM ADAMKO-
VA JEST DOSUD NEWEST.
NOU.

Pan Josef Adamek, 983 Ad-
olson Rd. N. E. po II. nedel
marn6 patra po svoii manzel-
ce, jez odesla dine II. cerven-
ce, opustivse dvouete ditko z
domova. Adamek nemdze uda-
ii pricinu a obava Sc, ze Sc sta
la obetf nejakeho nestesti, ac
bezucelne hledal We vsech ne
mocnicich. Odesla odena jsouc
'jen " billy domaci oblek pro-
stovlasa. Zarmouceny manzel
jest ochoten vyplatiti $500 to-
1nu, kdo by jej ma stopu zmize-
lie pfivedl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-11

Zaludecni nesnaze. "MIj
manzel byl dlouho pronasledo-
van zaludecnimi nesnazemi" i,
pfse pani David Rinkel z Pelee
Island, Ont, "ale cd chvile,
kdy uziva Ora. Petra Hoboko,
zlepsila Sc jeho chut' k jfdlu
velmi znacne dari sc mu lepe.
Tento vyzkouseny bylinny lex
uvede do poradku zaludek a
povzbudi zazivani. Neni ku
koupi v lekarnach a pouze
zvlastnf jednatele mohou vam
jej dodati. Piste ma DR.. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Co., 2501
Washington Blvd, Chicago,
I'll.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-11
PROC TRPETI revmatis-

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"Kojak Penetrating Oir', nej-
vetsi odstranovatel .bolesti.
Zkusebni velikost 35c vyplace-
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-11
SCHCzE fFT1 " CRAYS
ZBROJNICI.

" nedeli vecer byla Grays
Armory naplnena do poslednf-
no mfsta lidem irskeho pGvo-
du ma schulz, ma ktere celia IA
da vynikajicfch recniku lama
la kopi pro osvobozeni Irska
Cd britske nadvlady. Predsedal
Patrick H. Callahan, okresni
pfedseda stareho radu Hiber-
nd mezi mluvcimi byli mayor
Clevelandu Fitzgerald a H. j.
Boland, tajemnik p. Edwarda
de Valery, .presidenta dQsud
neuznane irske republiky. Po-
slednejsi prijel do Clevelandu,
aby fpovzbudil krajany k cilej-
81 agitaci We prospech irske
svobody. 'Vylicoval pomery v
stare vlasti a pravil, re irska
republika byla pozadovana
hlasovanim pfevazne vetsiny Ii
du, jenz 81 pfeje 1plnou odlu-
ku Cd Anglie. Prohlasil, ze
muz, jenz 81 dovoluje tvrditi,
ze boj o nezavislost Irska Jest
pouze zalezitosti Anglie, neni
pravym Americanem a re die
stanov Ligy Narodd by mohly
Spoj. Staty vyslati ozbrojenou
moe, jez by bojovala po boku
Britanie proti po svobode tou-
zicim IrcanGm. Lid Irska, svo-
il historic, umenim, vedou a
vzdelanim nepfichazi do Ame-
riky zebrati, ale prichazf hle-
dati pratele v teto zemi, ktere
bylo v jejich revolucnich val
kach tax vydatne Irskem po-
mahano. Irsko nestrpi dele an
glicke jho a stoji pred dvema
moznostn1i, pred vitezstvim
neb zahynutim. Mayor Fitzge.
raid v proslovu SVEN prohla-
sill, ze povazuje "a svoji privi-
lei pravo mluviti sympaticky o
irsktch snahach a mimo jinych
vet pronesl slova:
"Dle novinarskych zprav
pronesl anglicky ministrpre-
sident vcera vetu, re Spoj. Sta
ty sc stanou clenem Ligy naro-
dn. MGze byti dobrym proro-
KEN, ale pochybuji tom. Ale
stane-li sc tax pfece, pax zaji.
ste. nikoli "a podmfnky, ably o.
zbrojena moe nase pomahala
krusiti narod, jehoz jedinym
pran{nn jest dosfci uplne samo.
spravy. %Vyrok mayoruv vzbu'
dill ohromne nadseni, Pfani Ir.
ska nejsou jen tuzby narodn
neb rasovni, ale pozadavkem
vselidskeho prava spravedl
nosti. Toto pfesv6dcenl vedlC
mayora k zaslani zadosti, a.
dresovane premieru George
Lloydovi, aby 2 vezeni propu
stem byl mayor Terence Mac
Sweeney.
= Ma konec schlze prectens
byla pripadna resoluce, jei
bude odeslana do Washingto
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-11

- Nine Sc IDA, ze to ami
pravy baron neni, milost-
pani, kdyz Sc pichnul do
prstu vystfikla mu krev Ger
vena - divi Sc Kacenka
mlynafI. "Romanticke vr-
tochy". IL. rijna. Sdruzeni
Narodniho Domu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-11

- Pride jiz dolu p. ba-
ron? "Snad uz - zaSival
81 brave nohavici," pravi
s]uzka Kacenka v kuse
''Romanticke Vrtochy". IL.
fijna.. Sdruzeni Ces. N6rod-
riho Domu. Sa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-11

Mt. Pleasant: Bude zrizen
novy skolnf patronat, ktery Sc
5ude starat pouze o skolskou
otazku. Nasledkem vrlkeho
zapisu dftek do l. tt. bude zri-
zena jeste jedna prvnf trida.
Pripravku vyucuje 81. Vlasta
Maresova, l. tt. uc. Gustav
Vimr, II. tt. p. e. Pelich, LII. tt.
p. v. Miller, w. If. p. Fred Ho-
lub Omladinu p. E. Krejsa.
Buckeye Rd.: Zastupci ami
ucitele nebyli pfitomni. Vyr-
cuji l. tt. pi. M. Miksikova a
II. tt. p. Oscar Niederle.
Vychodni strana: Zasthpce
patronatu nepritomen. Ma W.
psany konkurs patronatem pri.
hlasila sc ma uprazdnena mi
sta l. a III. tt. pi. Kinkorova.
V zapisu zactva Sc ma dale po-
kracuje. ii. tt. vyucuje kol. p.
Vanik.
Nase potreby a Iprava ;ko-
ly. Promluveno bylo spolet-
ne vystavce ma zakonteni skol-
niho rocniku. DIE pripravene
move osnovy vyucovaci pozna
Sc, zda-li utitele drzeli Sc die
osnovy ma zakonceni skolniho
roku re zakovskych praci. Po-
vinnosti utitelG zastupcd pa
tronatu jest, ably dochazeli
spravne do schHzf Sdruzeni
skol.
Move zalezitosti. Pozadat
mistni casopisy o skolskou HID
Au a o uvefejhovani zprav re
Sdruzeni c. S. Skol.
Zprava kol. p. Maska: Uci-
telka 81. Steinfeldova oznamu-
je, ze zakoupila knihy pro S.
G. S. S. Kol. p. Masek vypra-
coval celou fadu predloh pro
vsechny tridy Cd nejnizsiho
stupne az do nejvyssiho a ma
kreslil fadu obrazu pro pfi-
pravku a l. ..tfidy. Dale Sc pri-
mlouva, ably vydana byla bro
zura $ pokyny, jak mali rodi-
&c napomahat, detem ye W.
chove. -Sdruzeni skol vyda Bull
letin. -,
| @ spoleene praci skol: .Po-
zadat skolni patronaty W.
kaz, mnoho-li dostavaji pfi-
spevkn ma skoly cd spolkd a ia
Ike mali vydani vydrzovanim
skoly.
Promitaci stroj: Usnesenc
objednat promitaci stroj pro
potrebu vsech skolnfch patro.
natd k doplneni vefejnych
prednasek.
Konference G.. N. S. S. S
sucastni Sc vyk. vybor.
Pristi schIze kona Sc 26
rijna.
| PriSti schGze kona Sc 26
fijna.
! Fred Holub, tajemnik
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-09
REAR ADMIRAL MAYO
GOES ON RETIRED LIST

Washington, Dec 9.-Rear Admiral
II. T MAYO. wartime commander Of the
United States fleet. goes on the retired
list Of the navy today. after more than
forty seven years service He has the
distinction Of having served contlnu-
nusly in flag command longer than
any other rear admiral on the lis' and
~ having commanded d the United states
fleet longer than any other naval Off
Ger who has held that post in the mod
crn American navy. Prior TO and dur -
ing the war with Germany Admiral
Mayo had charge Of the training NJ
nearly a half million men, and his com
mand included the protection of most
of the American soldiers sent to France
fIe was In command Of the Atlantic
fleet when the United states entered
tho war and received the title Of com
mander Of the United States fleet
shortly aftcrward Nearly thirty years
~ Admiral Mayo's long service have
heer spent NJ sea. his record showing
seventeen wears of shore duty. since
his relief NJ commandcr-in-rh ~ tho
Neet he has h"cn q member Of the E'n-
ttal board and is now senior member
~ the Haiticn court ~ Inquiry. He will
continue on active service until the
court has been DISCHARGED Il WAS said
~ N" navy department and probably
VIII remain a. member Of the neral
board.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-09
GOV. BROUCH TALKS OF
SERVICE AND EDUCATION
Chief Executive of Arkansas
Guest of Honor of Ro-
,te.. tary Club.

Gov. Charles BrouEh, OF Arkansas
was the chief speaker al the weekly
meeting OF the Rotary club held at
noon Thursday az the Hotel Patten. be :
ing introduced to the Rotarians by
Rev. John w. Inzer. Another sneaker
OF the day was Vice President q M
Johnson, of the Lee Highway associa-
tion., who outlined Il. some detail plans
or the association FOR tho high wa v
which Is to extend from New York to
New orleans through Chattanooga He
'old or the meeting In Knoxville where
a considerable sum was raised for the
association.
Gov. Brough made an eloquent talk
upon the subject OF service and OF edu-
cation, which he pointed out would be
greatly forwarded by good roads. In
this connection he stated that he un
derstood bin providing for a good
roads bond issue win he nut before the
legislature calling for something like
$5oOOoOOO. He urged that all Rota-
rlans become committee OF one to
boost good roads If Arkansas can
build 300 miles Of hard surfaced roads
there Is no reason why Tennessee can
nor follow the same policy he said
The speaker paid tribute to ChattA-
nooga as the great manufacturing cen
ter OF the south. He paid nigh com
pIiment to the club upon It's spirit OF
service revealed in Severai activities
brought befors the club and acted
upon The doctrine Of service. ne said,
IS the doctrine o. thr twentieth CEN
fury Hs quoted = writer who said that
the wars Of N. eighteenth century were
wars o. liberty the nineteenth OF
equality, and the twentieth G Tho 70.
tartan principle OF service
He touched upon Americanisin. stat
ing that II was not necessary u Gslt
to what party n citizen belonged, hut
whether or not he was an American.
Every citizen he said must be for hi.
government or against IT, The great
est need OF the south Is that Of sdu-
cation ana good roads He advocated
the large school in preference &c the
one room rural institution This can
be done only through system Of good
roads
Mai. II. p. Butler. Of IN, public
health service. made short talk on
mouth hygiene, following II with a
demonstration staged by school chill
iren. Rev 7 3. McCallie stated that |
he Chattanooga Red Cross now has |
he money and Is about to euablish a
lental clinic.
The club voted TO provide a moving |
picture machine for Pine Breeze. the |
natter being brought before the club |
~ DR.. Inzer on behalf Of the Ameri- |
'an Legion Reports from various com
nttees on the Rotary play were heard. |
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-09
POLICY OF NEW MEXICAN
GOVERNMENT AS TO U. S.
Based on Friendly Efforts to
Win Recognition Without
Conditions

Mexico City. Dec 9-The American
policy OF the new Mexican government
VIII be based on a strong but friendly
effort to win recognition from the
United States without any conditions
attached, it was learned today. 1t is
understood that the American policy of
the De La Huerta regime !s to be con :
tinued. In the meantime the govern
American capital in Mexican business
enterprises. The personnel Of the new
cabinet apparently meets with popular
approval. President Obregon was es-
pecially pleased over the decision of
Adolfo De La Huerta 70 accept the post
his popularity with the Mexicans. Sen
ator De La Huerta is In bad health
and faces serious operation.
The new chief of cabinet and gov
Gales, was secretary Of war under
De La Huerta. He directed the pacif-
cation Of Mexico after the May revolu-
tion with marked success. His sub
secretary is Jose I. Lugo.
Zen Gen: b. BENJAMIN G dI.a Hin the new sec
uncle. Under De La Huerta he was
commander of the troops in the federal
district, which embraces the capital
Gen. Enrique Estrada is under-secre-
tary Of war.
DR.. Curberto Hidalgo. secretary of
state, was under-secretary OF state un-
der the De La Huerta regime. He
will be, 1t Is predicted, a consistent
opponent to certain American claims
The fact that he was appointed secre-
Obregon was most of De La Huerta
policies. DR.. HidAlgo's under secretary
is Senior Aaron Saenz.
Gen. Pascual Ortiz Rubio, who re-
mains as postmaster general, Is con-
nected with one Of the most prominent
families in Mexico
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-09
NEGRO WOMAN AND BABY
FALL INTO OPEN CRATE

While standing before an open CRATE
Thursday morning with her baby In
her arms. Kate Church, respected COL
ored woman, living on Glass street,
East Chattanooga, was suddenly seized
with an attack to which she Is subject
and fell into the fire.
The clothing Of both mother and
baby instantly iGnited and was almost
burned from their bodies before neigh
hors, who rushed 10 their aid, could ex-
tingush the flames.
The victims, perhaps fatally burned.
were given first aid by Dr. Boone and
Then rushed to Erlanger hospital In
Wann's ambulance
Ihe terrible accident was pathetic in
g extreme and the suffering Of the
mother and her baby was agony itself
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-09
WOMAN MEMBER OF
CONGRESS OBJECTS

Muskogee okla. Dec. g-M,ss
Alice NJ. Robertson. congresswoman
elect. IRON Oklahoma today bitterly
condemned the movement under way
to name Mrs. Jake l., Hamon. widow
Of the slain ''oil king to his position
on the republican national committee.
The republican women OF Oklahoma
cannot AFFORD to indulge an impracti-
cal sentimental attitude when that at-
'titude is fraught with grave danger to
women In general - she said The
party organization should not be en-
barrassed in their selection of a sue
cessor to Hamon by appeals from
women voters.
MISS Robertson declared lannon's
political power in Oklahoma had been
greatly exaggerated and added that
woman suffrage alone had been re-
sponsible for the republican victory
there
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-09
Want England Out
Says Irish Wdo1v
Irish Truce
Again in Prospect
Result Interview Between
MonSlgnor CIune and Pre-
mler Lloyd George.

London, Dec. s-Prospects OF an
Irish truce which last night were gem
eraily regarded as having receded
almost out OF sight have been revived
according TO late edition of the Daily
Mail, as result OF private inter.
view between Monsignor Patrick
Joseph clune, oishop of Forth, and
Premier Lloyd George yesterday.
The archbishop, the newspaper de-
ciares, conveyed to n. Lloyd George
what In effect was message from
Michael Collins, commander OF the
Sim Fein army.
The Daily Mail quotes the premier
as saying IL may definitely he stated
that prospects for a settlement are
much brighter than they appear on the
surface"
Similar information Is printed by the
London rimcS
Three ShoI IN ireland.
Dublin, Dec e-Three unidentified
dead men, all OF whom. had been shot.
were found at Brandon County Cork,
To-Day A corpse WAS bound to tn. gate
OF church az RossoarbcrS. bearing a
placard reading - traitor"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-09
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HARDING ACKNOWLEDGES,
DOESN'T TAKE, COX OFFER

Marion o.. Dec "a. n s)-No
hurried action was TO be taken by
senator Harding upon the question or
resigning Immediately from the sen.
ate SenatT Harding made this nm.
hounccment today after sending for.
NAL telegram &c Gov Cox acknowlcdg,
ing receipt Of CoX's offer to appoint
Senator r-elcct Frank II Willis 10 suc-
ceed the president elect IN the senate
IN speaking OF the Offer Senator Hard.
ing said this course had been dictated
ny the critlCal Illness o' Mr. Nlls fA.
thcr and hls own arrangements AFFECT.
he his senatorial duties The dclny
" waa indicated seemed iustincd In
view OF the recessiup Of congress for
the holldnva next week
The Telegram TO Gov Cox was M
follows.
II bee TO acknowcdge your Telegram
with reference t. appointing Senator
eject Wills tt tn. vacancy which my
resignation viii create | wish to cx.
press my appreciation Of the spirit OF
helpfulness which your telegram con.
VcVs
(Signcd) Warren G Harding"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-09
POLL BOOKS ARE PART
OF ELECTION RETURNS

Nashville Dec. 9,--Atty .-Gen franS
NJ. thompson has given an opinion 10
the state Canvassing boaro that the
poll BOOKS are properly n part OF the
election returns and. where such bDoks
have been Kept under seal they should
ne considered in the canvass OF re-
turns. The opinion was In response
70 4 request following the receipt by
thet board OF a letter from George N.
sWelrh, Ffefhorratit candidate for rnii.a
road comissoner. who was defeated
on the face OF the returns by some
300 votes. Requesting thc board IN
canVassng the vote IN Tue recent elec.
tion to check the election sheets with
the poll books ~ the nine-f counties
II is said that only about sixty rnve
sent IN thoit Doll cooks
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-09
F0RD-NEWBERRY VOTE
ORDERED RECOUNTED

Washington, Dec "a recount OF
votes cast in tht Newberry Ford sen
was ordered today by the subcommit i.
tee of the senate elections committee
having charge OF the sena torial invests
cation OF the case. Preliminary hear.
tngs viii open before the vph commit
tee on Dec 10.
The subcommittee decided he re
count and taking of iestimony shonla
proceed irrespectively ~ .he thct
that the Ncwherry Ford case IL rr
pending IN the United States supreme
court. Argument IN the case before
the court In nXed for Ian = hd Alfred
tucking OF counsel for Henri, Cord
VINO appeared before tho committed
expressed the belief hat decision
might not be expected from the court
for several months following he ,rgu.
ment