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New Britain herald., 1922-05-10
International League
BENEFIT FOR DILLON
Many Champions To Appear In Tcsti-
 rlonial For "Hoosier Bearcat''

Indianapolis, May 1o.--Champ pions, former champions and near cham pions will appear here tonight in a testimonial show for Jack Dillon, for fer "Hoosier Bearcat.'
 Among those in exhibition are: Johnny Buff. Jack Britton, Johnny Wilson. Battling Nelson, Ray Tron- son. Mike and Tommy Gibbons, liar ry Greb and others
 In real bouts, Bob Martin will meet Soldier Jack Dorrel, ten rounds; Johnny Ertle meets Johnny Ritchie. ten rounds; and Jimmy Duffy will meet Jeff smith in ten round bout.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10
McGRAW DENIES REPORT.

St. Louis, Mo, May Manager McGraw, Of the New York Nationals. today denied the report that the Giants were considering taking over the Toledo club of :he American As- soc1ation. He added, however, that outfielder Boone, Infieldcr Black and pitcher would be released on option to the Toledo club.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10
Philadelphia IS. Cleveland 4.

Philadelphia, May 0.-hammering Coveleskie. kcefe and Bagby for twenty hits enabled Philadelphia to get back at Cleveland yesterday with i5 to victory. Monday the h. dians won 14 to 4. Four home runs, two by Miller four triples and two doubles wer included in the Athletics hitting. Doc Johnston, former Cleve- lander, had four hits, including two triples:
 The score:
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10

out 20 md lead the major leagues for homers
 In the May 20 game, the home run king IS due to meet on the field Ken Aell Williams left fielder for the I'rowns who is trying to capture Elth's home run crown. Williams. tfo 'usurper' to date has q record oi 10 homeric clou;a this season. Ruth mhdo hla tenth homer last year on May 10.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10
PHILADELPHIA
Phila delphia

rh'ladelphia ............ o22 ol3 7ox-l5 ieVeland ................ 020 200 000- . "o nase hlts, Mclnnis, O'Neill, Welch, foung three base hits. Johnston 2, Wal ker, Welch: stolen base. Johnston; sacri- fees Dykes, Walker double play, sewell ana Wambsganss; Galloway. Young and Johhston 7; left on bases, Cleveland 5, Philadelphia S; bases on balls, of Rom
 mel 3, off coveleskie 3: struck out. by Rommel 1, by Keefe 1; hits, of coveeskie l2 in innings, off keefe in 1 inning of baghy Tn inning; losing pitcher Gov eleskie; unlpires, Wilson and Connolly; time. 205.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10
wAsHIiNGroN
'Battsd for Smith in 5th,

nat'th Ior tlcdson Tn pth.
 Washington ........... 004 100 ono X s': Louis ..,..,,.,,...,. 00o 032 a0o--7
 TWO base hit, Williams; three base hits. seNereid. Gerher home runs, Judge Tobin snrrihces Harris. Charity. double plays. Sisler to Gerber to Sisler. smith to .,,idye. /. leit on bases st. Louis {, Washington [: bases on balls off Vangilder ,, off Francis | on Rayna 1; struck out by Francis 1 by fayne 2. by Gleason 1: hits, off Vangilder III l.s innings off Bayne 1 in 2-3 in. n.ngs, off Francis in l-3 innings or Gleason 1 in 2-3 innings; hit by pitcher hy Nangilder peckinpaugn: wild pitches Francis :; winning pitcher, Bayne: losing pitcher, Gleason: umpires, Dineen and Evans; time, 1b7
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10

by ratio of more than two to one thIs season. the st. Louis Browns bid fair 10 show Babe" Ruth, the swat king himself inst what real slng ging match k when the two teams face each other in the game In New York on May 2o which will sgnaligs the "Hamblno's return to baseball"
 Tho New York Americans have oh,y nine circuit drives to their credit this year while the locals have knocked
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10

The sense of smell in birds is not as strong as in quadrupeds.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10

The United States supplies 70 per cent of the worlds oil
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10

American musical comedies are not popular in Mexico.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10
ST. LOUIS AMERICANS
 LEAD IN HOMERS

Great Interest Is Being Shown In Meeting or Teams On May 20 With Ruth Tn Lineup.
 st. Louis May l0.-Haying outhit the Tanks in the matter of home runs
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10

Tohin of St. Louis, has three four- ply smashes, MeManus has two and sisler Ellerbe. yapgider. Jacobson and shocker have one each For New York Baker has hit three ho,ners and Miller, Wit and Pipp two apiece.
 All the diamonds Of the world w0ild go in an eight foot cube,
 Tho Dutch originated golf.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10
PINCH HITTER BREAKS UP GAME

(Continued from Preceding page) their winning margin in the seventh. ScOyp.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10

Coach George Cassidy has been put ting his High sehoo' charges through game in New Haven. Judging from the number of errors that were made by the locals, they are in need Of much practice.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10

Tho Dutch originated golf,
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10

A big crowd of boxing fans at Holyoke. Mass, was treated to 'one of those things" last night. when the referee stopped the affair between Mickey Walker and Harlem Eddie Kelly, in the second round.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10

According to figures of President Thomas J. Hickey of the American as- sociation. the Minneapolis club has played through POI games without having been whitewashed.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10

It looks as though the plans for the organizing of baseball team to be known as Rogers Recreation nine, are all off. Nothing has been heard from Bill Clancy of late regarding the plans.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10

Tomorrow night the Casino Five will Journey to Hartford for the second game of the home and home match with "FYdo" O'Brien, ct al. The locals are leading in the series with IT pin advantage for the sl00 side bet. The local team will consist of Lemeris Huck, Narcum, Foote and Anderson.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10

The Vikings baseball club will meet tomorrow night at the Pioneer grounds for practice. All candidates are re- Quested to be on hand at o'clock The team will open the season with the Plainville team on next Sunday in that town.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10

IL has been suggested that the league have the bnlls equipped with electric bells in the future, which will care for player who have a tendency to fall asleep on the bases, IL has also been suggested that a red flag be placed near second base. for the ben eft Of the neav sighted players
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10

Another good suggestion for the Industrial league is to place guard rails around second base so that when Mur- phy. the Herald center fielder hits the bag, he vii! be able to stop.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10

There is no reason why tho local team shouldn't be able to make good showing against any of the state high school or preparatory school teams The material that has been out for practice is excellent and the manner in which the team trimmed the Collegiate Prep" school team in the second game Of the season, shows that they can deliver the goods.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10

The Hardware City Industrial leas, opened up yesterday afternoon at Wal nut Hill park in Il successful manner, The contesting teams put up a good exhibition when 1t is considered that the weather has been bad for practice of late.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10

Over in Waterbury the release of Walter Kopf by the Giants manage ment is attributed to his refusal to join the Brasscos.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10

Many things are told of Mike Finn, who died suddenly Saturday at Omaha Neb., while attending baseball game. It can be said of him that he gathered one of the sweetest collections of ball players that ever performed in the Connecticut or Eastern league.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10

Coach Delaney Of the track team Is planning to keep his charges right at work. Because they won the first meet of the season Is no reason in his mind why they should rest on their laurels. Naugatuck was only the first match of the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27
king George DiSSo|veS
British Parliament
Voters Will Demand Informa-
ton on New Premlers
Near East Policy.

London, Oct. 96.-(By the ASsocia-
tod Press. THE king AT SandrinS-
ham to-day signed proclamation
dissolving parliament which had
lived four Of its constitutional i've
years, and summoning the new rarIla'
ment 10 meet on November 90. The
country is now without 4 parliament,
but has plenty Of candidates FOR the
next one.
The only notable event OF the day
was the issuance of Premier Bonar
Laws manifesto. This contained no
remarkable surprises, and the greater
part OF It was devoted to enlargement!
of the policies outlined at the Union
ist meeting which elected him leader.
He proposed to abolish the CABINET
secrctariat, which has been criticised
as extensive and unconstitutional d
the opponents of the late government
and Ia transfer British representation
in the League Of Nations TO the lot
eiCn office.
He intends to ratiiy the Irish trea'?
and call the British dominion 10 d
conference to develop empire afralTs'
There was no statement OF policy IN
the management OF British affairs III
,he Near Eat. and that Is likely 10 Ue
demanded IT, Mr.. Bonar Laws cam
paigning critics. ,,..
The prime minister made his first
campaign speech today at Glasgow
where, being of Scotch EXTRACTION ne
had an enthusiastic welcome. He re-
affirmed the points Of his manifesto;
Tho form premier. Mr.. Lioyu
George did not waste his day. he
spoke before a large audience OF ho",
conformisrs in White!ield Taoernac'e.
in London, where there was plenty OF
cheering. Mr.. Lloyd George was IN
his breeziest form.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27
GFRMAN SUES FORREC0VERYO Of
U,S.PLANT; ALLEGES FRAUDS
Probe BonlbardmGnt
Of Chicago Exclusives

Chicago, Oct. o6.-Brieadier Cen
eral Van Horn Mosley. commandment
at Fort Sheridan. today summoned
n court of iquiry to invcstEat"
whether a second lieutenant by acc
dent or intent directed the barraEe
from a one FOUNDER that missed rs
targct-Iakc MiChigan--and shelieh
estates owned by Mrs. Edith hocke,
Teller Mccormick. Cyrus II. McNor'
mick and Fraucis W. Farwell. late
vest erday.
Il have suppressed the name o. inc
second lieutenant who direr'eh tie
'bomharlmcnt' as do not want any
hody To know that such hlnhherpuSS
Is on the muster roll Of the army as
serted General Mos."y in an explosive
tone. 49,.
General Moslcy explained that the
one poundcr WAS fired by a "E"oklf
.r,,J under command OF Il s'S"hu
licutCnant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27

Washington. Oct. 2G-The Demo
cratic national committee in its first
financial statement flied late to-day
with the clerk or the House OF Rep.
resentativ"s. showed receipts To dat"
of SS0.5l2 Expenditures amounting
to nearly 100000 more than receipts.
which was obtained by loans, tn"
largest being given from Harrison
NeSbit, Of Pittsburgh, chairman OF
the finance committee.
The first report filed by the COM
mittec on October u. l420-a preSt-
dental showed receipts o.
S6G.934. Under the law another
statement OF the committee finances
must be filed with the clerk Of the
House week hence.
NJ. l.. Benedum. Of Pittsburgh. for.
merry of Cameron and Clark Sburg, W.
Va. headed the list at Democratic con.
tributors, with $l0.uoO. 4 statement
prepared by Democratic committee OF
ficialS and made public just prior u
the presentation Of Treasurer Marsh :
report, rlaCed T. ". Baru"h. or New
York. as III" leading contributor. WIN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27
EMOTIONAL INSANITY PLEAFOR
ACCUSED WIFE PUT FORWARD

nistol went off by accident. causing
her husband to come upstairs. lie
asserted that the defense overheard
her husband remark to his brother
following the incident:
IT'S a pity shc didn't make good
job OF H."
Mrs. Minerva MathCwSon, mother
Of Christy Mathewson, and 4 great
ann, Of The defendant. was 4 witness
for the defense. She testified that
Mrs. Rosters maternal grandfather,
George 4. Capwell. was her brother,
that he died OF insanity. and that soy
cral other members Of the family
were similarly affected. With a
broken voice Mrs. Mathcwson. reply.
ing 10 question Of counsel. said on
of her sons had committed suicide.
The defense expects To end It's case
by tomorrow night Mrs. Roster aud
an alieuist will be among those called
as witnesses tomorrow.
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DENIAL FOR RECT0RS WIDOW AND BROTHER lN-LAW
FORMER WEST VIRG|N|AN LARGEST
CONTRIBUTOR FOR THE DEMOCRACY

So. O00. This later wa| corrected to
s. 500 which was The same as re
ported by Mr.. Marsh.
The official list, a filed with tn"
House, also differed III several OTHER
particulars. from that previously
given out by committee officials.
Woodrow Wilson was among those
who contributed 500. JuS"phus Dan
iclS and Judson Harmon. OF Oh0i,@ave
500 each.
The unofficial list given 20 the
press mentioned Joseph T.. Wt!liard'
Wrst Virginia. among the $l.O"O CON
trihutorS. and Joseph Tumuliy III IN"
list oil those giving $50. bat thrll
names were not in Treasurer Marsh S
report.
Newton u. Baker and l.. N. House
"ere listed uUufliCiall% among $40"
contributors. but rhcS" names were
not on tn" official document. 1t was
explained that sumo names wer" not
given to the press might haV" b"'u
overlooked in the hurry ot preparing
he 1rcaSurcr's statement and ina.
,hny would appear in I'll" next ii'ihS'
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WERE NAMED BY
WOMAN PRESENT.
AT THE MURDERS
Lawyer Issues Statement, De-
claring Mrs. Gibson
Identification Wrong.

New Brunswick, y. j., Oct. 20.
-jRy the Associated PrcSS)-
Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall, widow
OF the slain retcOr OF the Protest
ant Episcopal church Of st. John
he Evangelist. and her brother,
Henry Stevens. are the man and
woman named l.: the sworn state
mcnt Of Mrs. Jane Gibson, self
STYLED eyewitness Of the double
Staying OF the Rev. Edward
Wheeler Hail and Mrs. Eleanor
RcinharClt Mills, on the night Of
September II last,
This announcement was not
made by the authorities, but be-
came known tonight through the
issuance OF a statement by Mrs.
Hall s attorney, Timothy y. Pfcit-
fer. dcnyin" the facts Of Mrs. Glib
son s account. and declaring that
neither the rectOr'S widow nor her
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Philadelphia. Oct Emotional
insanity was put forward as a Dc.
Tense by John r. X. Scott. chief Coua.
sci for Mrs Catherine Roster. charged
with the killing Of her husband Oscar,
head OF an advertising agency. and
Mildred G.. Rocki.t. his Stenographe".
in Rosters office last January. The
commonwealth rested this afternoon.
Mr.. Scott in opening for tn" dc
Tense. said Mrs. Roster had cctcrCi
her husbands office to make Il last
plea tor his love. and was Conicm.
plating suicide in event oi failure.
What she saw thcr" "dcthrOncd her
reason" and she turned the gun on
Roster and the girl. declared the Al
torncy The defense also set forth
that Mrs. Roster cam" at Il family
with a tendency toward insanity.
NJ. Scot, pointed ont that Mrs. 10.
SER had attempted Sutcld" once n
her home, but was thwartcd when tha
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27
lINGFRlUS T0FUR7HER REDUCE
SIZE Of ARMY, NR. HARDING SAYS

which cannot hc justified except by
the absolute necessity for immediate
economy.
Cannot Be Increased.
although there has been some IN
GREASE. In the limiting snin since me
date " your letter. | understand max
There still must he q very anpFtc!apEc
,ur;aiJrr"ut in III" military program ior
rex, year disappointing ~ Su"h
r,ur>. must be. ] d" not believe 'ha'
-" are justified in exceeding inc gov.
"rumr.tai resources. :rr the coming
wear. Nevertheless. ih"r" are limits I'll
reduction. beyond which We carnot go.
,Irn in the pra!scwurthy cause al
rcnnurlv. without destroying the excel
len, r,unIltiun H"w laid for Our ma
,'on:,I defense. and i"rfe.iinE HE ac-
rrurI benefits uf World war experience.
"r Is intended {" adhere 10 the pur-
pu~,S ..Hd provisions -! the N!t1"ha! &c
Tense a.; IT leo. Recommendations OF
nu,. war tried military advisers az 20
the essential requirements for the Ell
lyrt:,, md satisfactory operation Oh
ina, &C., cannot T." ignored | peI!cEe
ihJ. ip,. :.rny = ,"w .S small IS should
IT,. r,. t!:.rr!;,i,.d. unless here Shl u!i %
= dreaded change. ~ military r"rLiitions
.Ai,ugnoil he world.
Every truly YOURS.
,S.gucdp "WAEEl:N G. HARDING
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MRS. GIBSON IN
|. RE-ENACTMENT
Of CRIME SCENE
Kept Silence Because of Fin
ancial Influence of Pair
Implicated.

New Brunswick. n. j., Oct. 26.
by the Associated Press)-The
dramatic story Of Mrs. Jane Glib
son, a woman farmer-that she
had witnessed the Mills-Hall
murder and had identified both
the slayer and a woman who ac-
companicd him, today electrified
New Brunswick.
No hint of when the climax, cul-
minating in arrests, might be ex-
pccted. was given by Special Dep
,uty General Wilbur A. Mott,
placed in charge Of the case by the
state. when the county authorities
had thrown up their hands.
Admitting the Importance OF the
story told by Mrs. Gibson, he pro-
fessed to have other information
on which he could act independ-
cnt of her affidavits.
Mr.. Mott admitted that Mrs. Gibson's
Identification, generally speaking, would
afford sufficient ground for an arrest.
but said that under the present circum-
stances, (. would DO we'll to have coz
roborating evidence.
MIS-. Gibson's Story.
Sergeant Lang Of the state police.
CONTINUED on Page EiShtssn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27
Dr.. Harriet B. Jones, Of Glen
dale, reelected Correspon-
ding Secretary Mrs. Leo
Wolf Member Of Board of
Directors.

Parkersburc. W. Va. Oct. "G--The
West Virginia League OF Women
Voters elected officers for the coming
year and listened to addresses by ell
ficiencv experts from the National
Municipal League and similar organ
cations. The new officers are:
Pres'dent-Mrs. L. s. Romtne, OF
Wheeling.
Ffrs, Vice President Mrs. James
\. Meredith OF Charleston.
Second Nicoi Presidrut--Mrs. Mar
care, Spragc Hall. Of Morcantown.
Third Vice President Mrs. W. IT,
Brown. of Kiugwooh
Members Of the board o. directors;
Fist district. Mrs. Leo Wolf. Of Wheel
IL. Second district. Mrs. G.. Il. BroomS
liter, Of MorSantown; Third district
Mrs. John l.. Ruhl. Of tlarkshurE'
Fourth, Mrs. E. W. Hcndershou, ot
this city: Eth. Mrs. W. Il. lLi'y, "'
Logan, and Sixth district, Mrs. X. \
Sweet. OF ST. Adams.
Mrs. Mary r. Wilson. OF Clarks'
burg was reelected secretary.
DIR. Harriet Jones, OF Glendale, cor
responding scCrotar'.
Mrs. II. n. Rummc.l. Of ChaglcS'o,
treasurer.
Addresses Heard.
The biz session OF the convention
WAS mass meeting tonight III NV
high school auditorium. IN when 'h'
sneakers were Mrs. William &. tilh'
bard. OF Winnctka. Illinois. rcGlonal
director of III" National League ~
Women Voters: Dr. \. K. IIatton. o.
cleveland OHIO. member "t the lac
u,,v of Western Reserve nl''rHIlE'
Walter J. Willard. Of Cincinnati. ONO,
ronrrsentinr the National Muntrlp@'
o,cue and other ORGANIZATIONS: MIS-.
rzc,,a Jewell Brown. OF klnSW"o"
West Virginia.
In his address. Or. Iatton adVc'
GATED the short ballot ami several
changes in the direct primary SHS'el'
in ,ne interest Of tn" voice OF the pc"
Mo. He deprecated the feature OF NV
wcst VIRGINIA election laws thai maze
+ If difficult Tor independent par'ieS u
cot ON the ballot. Mr.. Mlilara au''
c,.od several now ideas in municipal
Government. chiefly in the interest OF
employing city managers.
Mrs, Browns address was OF gen
eral political character.
The convention will close 'o'ii'o''
row at noon, with morning sessoiS
! In which TIE feature will be an al
dress bv Mrs. Hubbard. OF Illinois. on
the progress Of women'S work IN o'hei
states.
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MRS. HENRIETTA RON|NE HEADS
STATE WOMEN VOTERS LEAGUE
100 AffidavitS Oppose
Keeney Venue Charge

Charles Town. WA, Oct. c6.--Tne
prosecution intimatcd today that II
had approxim7 trly 100 atfidavits 10
offer in circuit cout TO morrow to op-
nose the motion for a chance OF Venue
for G.. Frqnk Keency .on trial for nc
crssory before the fact in the killing
OF Deputy Sheriff Munsey during the
armed march.
Attorneys for thr state were busy
today collecting affidavitS. some ~
them were obtained from jurors VINO
participated in previous trials.
Judge Woods is expected to rNlc 90
morrow afternoon on the change o.
venue motion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27
THREE DEATHS
IN TOLEDO FIRE
Polish Quarter Scene of Fatal
Blaze Late Thursday
Night.

Toledo. Ohio. nrt. 2G.-Thro"
prrson> we've burned 10 death her"
late tonight when fire destroyed
the home of Adam poprk. in IN"
thicily populated Polish district.
Other occupants OF III" nous" cS-
capped in their night clothes. The
victims. asleep mp stairs, were
lranpcd in their bedrooms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27
.FACTA CABINET
IN ITALY QUITS
UNDER THREATS
HOSTILE ATTITUDE,
OF Fascist, CAUSE
Orlando or Ciolitti May Be
Called Upon Attitude
of Radicals Uncertain

London. Oct. ca dcsptach
10 tho Times from Milan says
that all hope of avcriinG pre-
C!r.,a,c action by III" Fas"jsti
now + ccntcrrl IN ..gH"r G!n-
.c;:!. There IS renewed talk "t
a Fasc.Sti march "n Home. ono
rumor is tina; The Fascist pre-
srntcd an ul;!matum 10 S!Snor
Facia demanding tn" recon
srructinn Of the ministry and
mo giving ~ the Fascist Of
tho five portfolios they had pre-
vionslv demanded.
|, is also reported. the des-
pa,ch continues. that ,hcre -
serious d'saCrce-.ent in the
Fascist ranks.
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Close Race
lin Indiana
Looked For
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
(Copyr!ght by Ihe lnseuigcncsr)


Indianapolis. ITO. bci. 2''--I'"'',.',
IS shifting. fAriN ms year 4" N""','
have hc"n safe 10 predict the e1'','o"
o. former S""1'or E"v""'dSr. i>'pNh"-
cav. by an overwhelming maJ'Ht!' ~
cav. IN" rae" = c:cSSC lac ls''N'''''."N
themselves Who carried IN" "'2'S I''
ii2rGinS ny IH"''"' w" years "E" "'e
E'"lm!aS X ny oa'E """'' ~
something mas ha'p"''o =" i'uNI'
-" 'ne'rc'!'ai ne" o go"
.''"''S' N"S',E - - w.,
!" '""''"'N VINO NV On" 1870 -.
80 ever ,"'' an" 80, a.,,,,.,.
HNanr'r MT "'N'r'he' ., rs t''e,.,.
% GO INC farmer VOC 10y
max irH.Sht rA'S o''S' '"''e "'N H.
H-S'' pH"'',E t"N, ,l' '>",.','S''. .t'.a,.,
hoNr n" o. ''P''''N '''' '''''' '''1
wages re4Gced.
- Il new '"'ilc '"' Il '.'''''
"cG'N adN"r2'" !'W'r "'S'N' "'' WI
*"NcridGe - n"t tn''". re r"- co ~
-" diSS"nt'nt"t "!ein'h'S ~ I've l'' III
arN and caught ~" 'a"''%'' '"":
enough :" win N" h""'''''''IH'' Now
g." - Cn-ra.:1S the c@aS'yN,It'NeS "Hd
farmers.
Ralston's Fight.
Naturally. IN" Democrats d. not hHSi-
tate 20 CON" II a"A'nd MI !" 7."~r
ard collect IN" .ah"r vote N'"'.i'
RalS,v1. tho Democrats uou'j""" for
united states senator, made c""i
record as governor and = hchtnE hard.
Hi; campaign managers have assumed
IN the last few days mySUtyinS c"H-
ddcnc~. They expect I" WIN and ono OF
'hc managers VII" Is n"t usually gwen
20 CNtraVaGant statements '"'""S tN'''-
ION will triumph by - COO.
t. turn se5t~ from $4,000 Repuh-
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Rome. Oct. oG.-Ry the Asso.
,iatcd Prcss)-The ministry of
Premier Facta has resigned pend,
ing an ultimatum issued by the
Fascist.
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Senator Spencer Would
Amend Vo|Stead Act;
- Too Drastic, He Says

s.. Louis. OF. :6.--UHi'"d States
Senator Sc'den J.. Spencer today ISSUED
a statement saving nat shortly nc
would offer "suvgrSti"ns' Tor III" mohi-
nca:lon OF 'hc dr. INV. declaring - |"
be Unnecessarily harsh IN SON" q: its
provisions Mr.. Spencer v"'"I or The
N0lStcad law.