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SIXTEEN PACES TODAY. : . RALEIGH, N. C THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 7. S; 1920
SIXTEEN PAGES TODAY.
TRICE: FIVE CZIHZ
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raso;i makes
STRONG APPEAL III
HIS VESTERII TOUR
Attracts Favorable Comment
- From Women, Ministers and
. ' Veteran Politicians:
RECORD-BREAKING VOTE -FOR
DEMOCRATS EXPECTED
Butherford Voters Bally To
, Democratio Standard, Under
Leadership of Sol Gallert ;
' Gubernatorial Candidate Is
?. Heard By Bnthnsiastio Audi,
net at County-Seat
; .::'; By E.E. powell. ...
' (Staff Correspondent) . '-. :
l Bntherfordton, Oct fl. Cameron Mot:
riooa it making a campaign speech en
hie western tonr of North Carolina that
will lira wit alia for a loaf time. It
ia attracting the moat favorable earn
Bent from women,7 ministers of th
goepel and the veterana of many cam
paigns. ' '" ' - ...
Ha fieed perhaps the amallaat audi
ence of hie tour hera thia morning tmt
nowhere haa ha encountered ona more
ytympathetie or retpoaaive. Stripped of
hi extensive discussion of tha League
and the revaluatioa law, ha mahea a
powerful appeal to tha beek-sllder and
offara tha right- hand of fellowship to
tha recalcitrant willing to urge ' radi
cal partisanship from tha heart.
Ewerywhere ha goea tha Democrat!
aro patting oa their armor for tha fight
and ha has yet to leav a eonnty with
ot the aaau ranee from tha aampaiga
manageri that, with tha help of tha wo
' men, Democracy will get a bigger ma
jority next month than it hia received
tinea 1900. - V ' ". , '
Record Breaking Majority. ,
Ia Butherf ord for example, where Sol
Qallert mads a great winning light for
Max Gardner, the former Gardnerites,
including tha militant Sol, are confi
dent of a record-breaking majority for
Morriaoa and Cooper next month. From
Jantea M.' Cox dowa to tha local ticket
tha, tight i for the Domoeratia party
except is tha eaae of Zebaloa Weaver.
Soma women here and im other" counties
f , Ik. ! mrm Mlm te shake off
,r- family tie and vote not to much for
Weaver i bat againrt U u jeatuaa.
Weaver will probably load the ticket,
" Poaten are already ot ia thia county
N tanoanclng a matt meeting of the
women of Rutherford county at Henri
. etta next Taeaday night when Mra. 0.
Max Gardner and Mra. Clyde A. Boey
. aro to follow tha example of their fel-
low -. eitixea of Cleveland, Dr. Delia
. Dixon-Carroll, aad ring tha welkia a
" ' bit themeelrcti. Other appointmeate in
the tenth diitrtct aad Mra. Boey, and
-.tha women, ara planning to ahow the
.elder votert aomething about rail let.
" Atologlea to Of or.
Probaly five hundred ' voUn, a mix
- ad and ienoe, beard thO Demoeratie
tandard bearer hera today. Ba reit
trated that tha Democrata hare. no apol-
' ogiea to offer for their new taxation
lawwhith la but a foundntioa for "a
atwTBodenr and np-o-date tyatem
with the income - tax aa ita bed rock
V principle.'
"Young Johnnia Parker," tald Mr.
Morriaon, 'lt only adrertiaing the tyt
tern of taxation bated on tha ineome
tax in order to hare aomething to talk
about whea he runt again four yean
from now. If tho crowd picka him
again, at will declare that he made
tha Democrata adopt tha iaeomo tax
amendment whea everybody kaowa that
- I advocated It in my primary tpoeeh at
-Chapel HULM . , t . iV
So long aa Parker doea ttiek to the
Income tax, Mr. Morriaon declared, -he
it appealing for a gooa tning, nui
tgainat aU tha pledget of hit party. The
Income tax amendment and the amend
menta reducing the rata n the State
re inaeptrable, . he pointed out, and
moat b adopted together. Parker
' ' hain't the manhood to favor them all
but wanta to make the folkt believe
v that it'ia only aeeeiuary to adopt one
amendment r, lt
v Bepahlleaaa Boaad.By TetOr
Tho Bepubllean party, by tha vote
tf ita membera ia .tha General Assem
bly, Mr. Morriaon continued, are" bound
to tho whole aertea of amendment and
te the ravalaatioa act "if there la any
way to bind the minority party to any
thing." , Further, ha explained, they
htvo bad minority repreeentatiou ia itt
tdminiftratioB in all. tha eountiea and
In aome of them they have had major
ity memberthipo.
Tho Demoeratie candidate again tpoke
eloquently for tha covenant of tht
t T. League of Nationa, amphaaixing partieu-
' larly the proviaiont of Article ' Ten,
which, he atya, mtrely make for tht
tdvieo of member aationa aad in no
(Contlnnod on Pago TwoJ
NINBTT-FOUB TEARS OLD
Birr KIGI8TERS AND WILL
VOTE DEMOC1L "IC TICMT
. Naahvllla, Oct. tV-Mr. Amarlab
F. JoaklBt, ago M pmn, aad tho
oMoa citliea Of tho wa o Vaah
'.Ilov Way retiatorod and decla.d
henelf a fnll-Sedgad Democrat.
Mra. Jeaklaa ta a very great admtrwr
f Woedrew -Wilaea, a. atreag
Ueror la woman aoffragO aad aha
cannot ate to aava her Ufa why Boa
ate Harding ehaagea ao of tan on
tho kVoagae of Natlowa ajoWrtlan. In
fact, Mra. Jeaklna la ovorythlag that
a goad Democrat la. She will got
groat ataaaro In knowing that aha
"killed" one Republic, vote, aho
mytv-. ; : '
SHE'S U TEAKS TOCNG.
Aaherllle, Oct. V-TTm glad that
I have lived to ba able to .regtator
aad be treparod to veto the Demo
cratic 4kket at the next-electlon,'
declared Mra. Soma Stoveaa, ago tS,
it bar home. No. IS Beardea aveaao,
thia of teraoon aa' aha took tho oataT
beforo Magirtrato C M. Cfreonman,
-iva. f ap tha laarth ararlaec.
COX OPENS DRIVE
TO
EASTERN STATES
Indiana, Ohio; Mew Jersey and
West Virginia Counted On
To Insure Victory :
EXPECT ENOUGH STATES -IN
WEST TO WIN SUCCESS
Eepnblican - Over - Confidence
-" an Awakening Interest' In
Leagnt of Nations Import,
ant Taotors On Which Dem.
ocrats Count Tor Victory
In The November Election
Tha Kewt aad Obtervar Burean, ' ,
003 Dirtrict National Bank Bldg.,
, " (ByiSpeeial Lotted WJraJ
Waahingtoa, D. C, Oct oV Governor
Cox'a Etttera .aampaiga will be a drive
mainly to atptnrt) Indiana Ohio, New
Jeraey and Weat Virginia. Chairmnn
Whit ' tpectflealry mentioned theae
atatea thia morning at tha chief goal
of Domoeratia endeavor which meant
that ha expect that with theae ttatoe
and with on hundred and eixty eevea
(107) aura vote of the "Solid South,"
(he Democrat! wiU carry enough atatea
waat of the Ulaalaaippt to elect Cqx.'
Will Bayt claim - practically every
State in tht Union except Booth Caro
lina and Miaaiaiippl but it ia known
here the Bepublieant do not eouat en
Maryland and they art sot eertaia' of
Weat Virginia, Both Kentucky and
Mlaaouri ara counted aa a part of the
"Solid 8outh." So it Oklahoma. But
the Democrata mnat get M vote to put
to the "Solid South.'1 167 to win.
Chairman Whit it will be noted did
not mention Now .Tork or Connecti
cut and ha did not mention the ttatet
weat of the Miaaiasippl, but Governor
Cox haa ataured the committee that
California and Waahingtoa eta be
wretted from the Republican and the
one man who can do it ia Wm. G. Me
Adoo,i who it going1 to the Pacific coast
tha latter part of thia week.
, Democrat Expect Victory. ! '
Tho Demoerita are eouating atrongly
on the following aix factor! to win the
election. Fintt Bepubliean over-eonft-dance.
In many of tht ttatee thia over
confidence hit caused a notable tltek
oaing of Bepubliean effort. They are
over organized ard with their eoeh
lureaeoa are tpondlag their . time in
rlotoua living. . :" f j
. Thd teeond factor td . tha ttrong
eat ia the awakening interest . of tha
people ia the League tf Nattena. It ia
a moral awakening aad it ia moat
marked among the "women. It la par
ticularly man if eat la the Weat where
the neopl art more reiponaive , to ap
peal for world peace than-ihey' are ia
tho Eaat. .'.
The third faetor ia tht tffeet of Sena
tor Harding'! antl-itrike vot for the
Eaeb-Cummint railroad bill among the
rank of In bor. The Americt arjFedeni
tion of Labor haa rung the change
on thia record. i ' '.",
Irish S peach Blonder.
Harding Irlah apeeeh' blunder haa
loat him many thouaaadt of Irian
votes. . 1
Governor Cox haa tqntrely met the
prohibition tune and hat proved him
aelf at dry at Mr. Bryan. Bia unhesi
tating deelaratlnna en thia aubjeet baa
greatly aided him with tU prohibition
iits, and it la believed he will lot few
wet votet at tha wet Democrat! of
New Jersey are ' working hard for
him. Cox't attitude ha actually put
prohibition beyond all danger ia tha
next Congress whether bt it elected or
not. " ' - v x.
And Anally there it tht negro ques
tion and there are renorta resarding
,Mr. Harding'! eoaneetioa with the
negro that canaot be dueuiaed la pub
lie. But they ara being discussed I
private and to .the Injury of the can
didate.. The candidate may be i ladder
ed just aa tht BepubUeaat have pertiaV
ently tlandered tho prealdent for the
last four yeira. Theae privately cir
culated alandert are oat of the most
diabolical pohtea ot American poli
tic, i " ,
Womon'a Leagwo Beatae Drive. .
The National League of Women Vot
er representing t ,500 ,000 women in
every State ia the union haa begun
a drive to .eaavata all member! of the
new Congress that are to be elected
on November Snd. The League's head
quarter in thit eity hat tent out word
to mil candidate! to leara who are and
whoare not the Loasfus'i friends la the
program of legislation that It will pro
pose to the aext Con great. Ia making
thia move the league hat to idea of tn
fluenelng the election. , Y
Included in , the list tf legislation
which the woman voten art urging t
adequate appropriation ' for the ehild
ren't bureau ia the department of la
bor. The Ltigne'e digest thowt that
the Bepubliean platform ia silent on
this demand, while the Demoeratie plat
form tupportt it. Incidentally, tht
Prohibition 'party adopted all tho plaaka
offered by tht National League Of
Woman Voters.
The prohibition of child labor ie a
second demand.' Tho Bepubliean plat
form pledgee this, while the Democratic
platform ''urges co-operation with the
states ia the prohibitioa of child la
bor." The league asks a federal department
of education. Neither the platform of
the Bepubliean party nor, that of the
Demoeratie parly makes mention of
toeh a departmeaCT
, , Federal Reserve ProaUase Aid.
Assurance that the Federsl Beaervt
beak will lend every legitimate aid
la redlse ounting paper test in by mem
ber bankt whea it ia based on eottoa
irt contained ia a atatement given out
by Senator Smith of South Carolina,
after a conference with Secretary Bone
toa aad Governor Harding af the Fed
eral reterv board.
Th conference waa prompted by aoa-
. ICoatinned em Page TweJt
CAPTURE
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Not Necessary: To Revive ;
War Finance Corporation
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Secretary Houston Declares Private Capital Successfully
Financing Exporters' Operations and Crop Movement :
Treasury Frowns on Employment of Borrowed Funds to
Majntain "War," or Higher Than War Prices, He Adds.
Washington, Oct. 1 Revival ot tha
War Finance Corpora tloa to laanee ex
porter was declared to be wnaeeeseary
by Secretary Hexutoa toaight ia aa
tyering letters from nnnamed eorre
pondenta, who had nrged that eoara.
Present indieation are for a record
year ot. exports and that it la evideat
that private capital ia aneootafully
financing th exporters' operation, Mr.
Hon stow aaid. " -" " . "
bThe letter reiterated the treaty pot-
icy ox oaeouiBgiaaj suo ta vaa uwn
ia crop move merit, but aaid the" sug
gestion that the Treasury deposit fuada
In agricultural eoctiosa for loans te
the farmers waa "highly unfeasible."
Tha Treasury, ho ealdTwaa not ia the
banking ' baaineso aad had been com
pelled te borrow itoolf at high rates te
meet current requirement between tax
payment. '
Malatalnlaat High Prfeee, '
-Orderly marketing of arop alwaya
hat been fosterod by the Troeeary. ae
well aa the Federal reserve board. Mr.
Houston aaid, bat added that the de
partment frowna on the employment ot
TO SEIIDIII CHECKS
Cox Can Be Elected If Party
Men of South Do Their Duty.
Says Sparks -
, Jo Bparka, of Columbia, B. C, a
sistant iTeasarer ' of the .National
Demoeratie Executive Committee, eays
Jame M. Cox can be elected President
ot the United State it tha Democrata
of the South will do their duty. H
Uiued thia appeal ytrday to Sooth
era Democrata I ,
. The next President of theae TJnitod
SUtea will be Govoraor Jamea 1L Cox
of ouo-ov'-N'-'-y-'-'
Th next Seaatev wiU be made ap at
a majority of Democrata:
-;TrOTidedJ-;- rr'---,'
"That- the funda are furnished by
Democrata f tha South to pay the
legitimate expenaea ef th National
Campaign. ' ' ' ' - - -
"It wa under damoeratia ral that
the tbackle - woro removed .from
boQthern butiataa aad Southsrm agrieuV
tare. Th South ewe, mack to th
Demoeratie party. . - '
"Tho Democrata ef the Nertb are
baking a valiaat ' taghtte-get eoatrol
of the doubtful etetoa from the Bepubli
raa party. A groat amouat ef moaey
wii' be needed terpey, for advortaw
meata in Bepubliean paper.- which are
to bo printed in rebuttal to th list
which the Republicans are p reading.
"We have th candidate aad w have
the platform. Wa have the interoat of
our eouatry at aearv.
"Let me impreae apea every South-
era Democrat, mea aad women, te con
tribute. Make a contribution te this
aobl eaae. ;
"Please tend you ahacka to year
State Finaaee Chairaaaa aad the money
will be forwarded immediately te New
York to aid tha National Committee ia
it wonderful fight.
"Let me Bay just mow that tha South
hat more to gain aad more to lose ia
thit election thaa any election ever
held la thia eouatrr. '
- "Demoeratie success means Peace,
Prosperity and Happiness for the Booth
as well as the tntiro eouatry. - -
The time It abort, delay may bt
fttaL If the 'Southern Democracy re
spond aa it should then actual dis
inter will be averted.
"Despite the lack , of fuada there It
t spirit of optimism at National Head
quarters. Wcitf bonnd to wla be
cause w are right.-
Nawa And O barrt taad. J
Previoutly aekaowldgd tHt.53
J. F. Stan back 4.... i.tW
HUltboro Democrat 10-00
N. W. Muagrave, Goldaboro ..... 10.00
Total te date
tSAJS
FATAL BATTLE OCCURS
IN COAL MINING TOWN
Depnty Sheriff Killed and Tire
Men Wounded In Clash In
West Virginia
.
Charleetta, W. Va," Oct. tv Ons
deputy sheriff waa killed, three ether
wounded seriously aad twoiaiaere we:e
shot la a fight early tonlgM at Blair,
Logaa eouat. , West Virginia, oa Little
Coal river, according to iarormauoa
reetived here by Frod Mooaey, ooere
tary of district aumber 17, "nited Mine
T7orksrs ot America.
Mr. Mooney, aaaoaaead that hi re
port ea the fight, received by tele
phone, indicated that th trouble
started whea tht deputy sherifiVInter
rupted meeting of Clair local anion
aumber W87, United ' Mine Worker.
He added that according te information
received by him that Joseph Gore, a
Logaa eonnty deputy eheriff, waa killed
and that one miner wae woaaded, prob
ably fatally. .
W.P.Q. HARDING TO MEET
SOUTHERN COTTON MEN
Macon, Ga- Oct eV Cotton mea from
at least four Southera State will meet
Governor Harding ot th Federal Bo
serve Board la Birxaiagham, Abv, ea
Friday, aeeording to advlece. roaehiag
Maeoa from Waahingtoa thia morniog.
The meeting is tho result, it la aadev
atood, ef continued aad argent de
mand! made oa Governor Harding by
cotton mea that he make plaia the
board ataad ia the auaUor af frntafiaf
the arop, - j f . ,
DEMOCRATS URGED
borrowed fuads te maintain "war or
higher thaa war prices." . -.
Diseoseiug curtailed loan, Mr. Hous
ton aaid he believed the condition com
plain td of were la ae way under con
trol of the baaka. - .
Cannot Control Matter. '
"Ns one wishee to have the prices
lowered ia the thing he produce, th
letter aaid, "but tha eonaumer appar-
eatly haa made ap hiajaiad not to eoa-
maae to pay high price, aruca trouble
which, ia attributed to. the bank of
the country aad credit eoaditiona ua
ejnestioaably arise from fundamental
eonditlona over which the bank have
ae eontroL" ' -', "
Croa Being Financed.
Detailed report from tho bank ahow
the crop atovementa are being financed
amply, the Secretary aaid, adding that
there waa ae reaaoa why th falling
prices oa those product hould be at
tribe ted to lack of credit. The Federal
room board aad Treasury are ia ac
cord ea the program ot encouraging
rxteniioa o( each credit by the banks,
he tald. , , .
OPEN BIG REUNION
Gen. J. S. Car Mentioned For
Commander-in-Chief; Sev-.
' era! Sessions Held
,. Eeuatoa, Tex, Oct. (t The thirtieth
annual reunion ot the United Confed
erate Veteran waa formally opened
here today with two sessions, at which
Governor Hobby, of Texan, Mayor Am
me rasa, of Eouston, representative
of Texas Veteran and membera ef af
filiated organisation exteaded a wel
eosae to the survivors of the. South'
army ia the war betwsea the State.
Simultaneously with the aestlona of
the veteran, th Bona of Veterans aad
the Sooth era Confederate Memorial Ar
eociatioa held business sessions aad sev
eral social function were held for visit
ing women v ;, .' A . . 'V ; :,
Elect OStear Today.
. Tomorrow the elect loa, of officer for
All -three ergaalxationa wiU take puce,
that el the Boas altMerani ia th
foreaoea aad the .Tateraaa aad the Me-
morisl .AatocUtUa ia the afternoon.
It i expected, aeeerdiag to delegate
ta the Son) reunion, -that N.-B. Forroat,
commaader-iachiaf of the organization.
wou ae re-iMted with oat apposition.
wTvoiaa, waa wnt so rv-eiecs
E. M. Vaa Zandt, ef F6rt Worth, Texaa,
eommaaeer-ta-chicf of tho Veteraaa, al
though he aaid ha woold aot bo a can
didseor- Isk the eve at he ia aot nomi
nated Arkansas delegate aaid Genera,
Virgil x. Cook, f Bateovill. Ark:
eoaamandov f the Tnns-Mistissippi,
will he placed ia nomination. Friends
of General Julia 8. Carr, of Durham,
n. i, commander or the department ef
the army ef North Carolina, stated the
woald mnko an effort to bring about
tha eleetioa of Geaoral Carr if Geaeral
vaa zandt la not re-elected.'
' - Name CoavoBUoa Cltw.
Next yewrt reualoa city will also be
selected la tht afternoon. Little Roc,
Ark, aad Savaaaah, Ga, having been
mentioned at probable candidate for
At the meeting of th Sons of Veter-1
ana today, epeakere aiiwoVthat trie er
gaaiaatioa take ttepa to bring about the
aoe of historic which would bring out
too suns a or th Mouth Just prior and
daring tha Civil War la a wav thev
woald consider fairer to tho leader of
the eaase of tht Confederacy A move
ment also was started ia have,- the or
gaaiaatioa indorse a projected trans
continental nighwsy through tha South
era part ef the United State to parallel
the Lincoln Bic-hway and te be railed
the Jefferaoa Davis Bighway aad ta
bring about recognition of the leader
of th Confederacy during tho Civil War
by the inscription of their aamee ia
aa amphitheatre ia Washington for
which Congress haa appropriated tV
000MO. ,
Among th speaker before tho meet
In; of the Bona ef Veteran wae Admiral
A. O. Wright, of Jseksonville, Fla, com
mander of the Confederate State Naval
Veterans, wh stated that of tho original
6.000 member of the Confederate navy,
25 etill are living.
Progrem For Today. ,
At tomorrow morning session of the
raters a orgaaixation, ia addltioa to e
anmbor ef report of committee, tber
will bt aa- address oa "Cotton Tax and
Pensions" by General George Billyar,
of Atlanta, Ga. The meeting, will ad
Joara at aooa to llow the veterans,
tha eon, aad th memorial association,
ta Jola fat memorial exercises. II
Tomorrow alght will be featured by
a grand ball la hoaor of tho United
Confederate Veteraaa. Tha floor will
bo twoerved exclusively for the old sol
diers and their ladiea during th grand
march. ' ' '
The only vnt oa tonight' program
waa a song and dance re rue under the
direction ef tho Booaton chapter of the
Daughter ef tht Confederacy, depicting
in ita scenes aad acta tho virions periods
la tho history of the Sonth from Civil
War dayt to th snd ef tho world war.
Mbaloa to BsJU SseceasfaL
..Washington,. Oct- oU-Bsar- Admiral
Kaapp't mission to Haiti to adjust re
lations with the Haitiea government In
cident to Americas occupation was ehsr
aeterceid today by Secretary Colhv ns
very ueeesf(il Th admiral had I a
very favorably reeeired by th IT;. :i
euthorities, he said, and It waa expected
that friction which had developed woald
he atxaigkteaed tat, . ... I
SOKVETERAIIS
PRESIDENT f SON
WOULD LET VOTERS
DETERMINE TRUTH
Refers To Charge That He
; Pledged Military Aid To Ron
, ; mania, and Serbia
EXECUTIVEDISPATCHES
TELEGRAM TO SPENCER
Senator Eeed, Eeplyino; To In.
cmiry' .of Senator . Spencer,
Backs TJp .' Assertion - That
- President Promised Military
Aid In ' Address at Peace
Conference In 1019 i
L ' Washington, Oct 6 Pretident W,ilioa
loaay Miegrapaea senator epeneer, Be
pubHcaa, of .Miitouri, that he waa eon-
lent to let th voter or Missouri decide
which of them wa tellia tha truth.
Th telegram referred to Senator Spen
cer ehtrg thit the Pretident had
promised military aid to Bumania and
Serbia which th President ea yesterdsy
aaid wa "fatae.1"
Teat ef . Tlerm. ' .
The telegram, which waa made Publlt
at the White House without comment or
explanation, aaid:
T am perfectly content to leave It
te the voters of Missouri te determine
which af aa in Calling !.- .k
g ... .UV U .U,
Kenlrin ta tha PmUl'. i-mm -e
yesterday, Senator 8peneer in a letter
ataae puuiio si ot. tjOUt Jail alght
quoted ia aupport of hit original atate
ment from what he aaid waa the sten
ographic note of th eighth plenary
session of the peace conference. ' He
asked the President ta Inform him
whether Mr. Wilton bad made the atate
ment a attributed to him ia the
tienograpbte note taken at Paris.
The President's telegram today ap-
rarenuy wa in repiy to teas totter.
Kansat City, Mo., Oct. 68oaator
James A. Boed, in a telegram late today
te United States Senator Spencer, as
serted that President Wilson hid mada
a atatement pledging American military
aid to Bumania and Serbia, la aa ad
dree at th peaee conference oa May SI,
In CMgrsaateaal Boeord. '
..The text of th address did not pas
censor until December ,3, 1919, when
it wat brought to thia country by . a
aewspaper corretpoadcat and aubliihed
in the Washington Star on that date.
Th apeeeh also appeared ia full ia tha
Cotigpeseioaal Beeord oa December 4,
wiv, ue telegram addedV Senator
Beod't telegram wit Bent ia response
to one front Senator Spencer asking
wrona '.noja on toe auojecj. : ,
Senator -Beed't telegram urged the
P resident to produce the ttenographit
record of th peace eoaf ereaee . "to
ahow jutt what waa aaid. . . . .
Senator Beed't telegram declared the
President's atatement also wa copy
righted by a aewipaper syndicate and1
given wid circulation. 1 ,
"On vernl oecawm I challenged the
attention of th Senate to thia speech,"
the telegram continued. ' "My speeches
by More of thousand wer eireulatod
through th country. Numeroui pub
licists and apeakert hav repeatedly rs-
t erred to aad commented upon thia
declaratioa of the President Its au
thenticity waa never, disputed on the
floor ef the Senate or elsewhere to mv
knowledge until Mr. Tumulty recently
announced it aa laise.
. Aatkentla Oa Ita Faoa.
The speech bean upon ita face evi
dence of it authenticity- and it ' it
couched i a the well-known' phraseology
ox too rreeldeat. la view.of.. sthes
facta, a discerning publie will aot be
inclined to accept Mr. Tumulty's denial
There is one way thia dispute eaa be
settled. Let the President produce the
stenograph! records of the pose con
ference showing just what was said.
iaeae official reports hav been stud
iously suppressed and kept secret, al
though the Senate foreign' relations
committee asked expressly for them. ' It
wa stated by Clemeneoau t private toe-
retary that the reaaima why the aessiont
were held la secret wat beause tht
President of tha United States intitted
upoa it aa against Clemtneeau a twa
judgment. '
Cites Farther Proof. -
"That the latter statement it abeo-
lutely correct is shown by the testi
mony of Secretary Lansing given be
fore th foreign relation committee of
the Senate, Augujt67 1919. Sea part
six, -printed hearings, page 140.
Following ' dispatch of the telegram
to Senator Bponeer, Senator Bead gave
out a statement in which be aaid:
Bead Mahat Statomeat.
"What bow do wt anderttandf That
President Wilson mean we are aot to
be under obligations to aend our armies
ta protect Bumania aad other members
of the. league against attack t If ao,
what becomea of Arlele Tea, which he
declare i the heart of tha covenant I
SOUTH CAROLINA CENSUS
FIGURES SHOW INCREASE
. Washington. Oct . Alabama, South
Carolina. and Wyoming made-substantial
gain in population during the last tea
years, while Nevada, the amallest ttat
la th union in point of population
became the third state ta show de
crease.
The Cenaus Burssa announced today
that A la buna had a papulation of
i',347,293, an Increase ef 2U9.201! or 9.S
per cent over. 1910.. ; The ttate tjiui
I sued Tennessee la standing of ths
ttatee.
South Carolina had a populatioa of
1.883,662. which la 10 "02 or 11.1 per
coat creator than that of 1910. The
state hqwevtr, fell short of Itt rela
tive growth in 1910 by two per cent
Wyoming, aext to the least populout
state, hat a populatioa ot 194.402, which
it an increase of 4,437 or 33.2 per teat
compared with the 13th census. The
ttate showed ita secon largest material
growth, but ita percentage iaereae wat
the lowest, , " " 7 . ,
BROOKLYN NATIONALS
mmcowmiE of
A Different Story ,
CUEVtLAND AB B H PO A B
JsaaUasa. If. ....... 4 lit t
Wambaganas, 1. ...S I t t
Barn, I ....... .,..0 t t S S
Laata,Sh. ...... ;.S t S S S
Speaker, ef. ... 9 I 9
B. Smith, rf .. .... 4 S t S t t
Gare-Bsr. Ib. .'....,. I I I S t
W. Johnatoa, lb. . .4 9 9 S I t
Sewell, sa. 4 9 9 1 I t
O'Neill, c .........4 t f l I I
Baghy, a. S t t lit
Craaey. 1 t f t t t
ChKp. ......9 9 9,9 t t
Nnaaaukor, f I l.l .l I
Total ts"t til f:i
BBOOhLTN ' ABBBPOA B
Otaoa, an. ..........4 1 1 S 1 t
t. Jobaotea, IW,....4 1 1 t I t
GrlsTlth, rf. .,. .4 t STS t t
Wheat, If. ..S t 1 I t t
Myers, ef. ...M.....S S 1 S t t
Koaotchy, lb. S t t It 1 t
KlldaSYSb, S t t S S t
MUUr, a. S t t Sit
Crimes, p. S 1 1 1 4 t
Total ' M l 7 II U t
tBatted for Baghy in fth.
I Batted for WombsgaaM la 9th.
fwBatted for Vhlo la 9th. .
Score by laalagai
ClevolBnd '..... .ttt 909
Brooklyn ..........191 919
Bammary T baa hit Wheat,
Gardner, Griffith, Speaher. Stolen
sVsaa, J. Johnston. Deahlo play.
Cardaer te O'NeiU to W. iohaatoa to
O'Neill. Loft ea base! Cleveland 19;
Brooklya 4. Baa b. belle Off
GrlBMO4t off Bsgby 1. Bite off
Bagby, T la t laalagai off Vhlo, none
In I Inalaga. Struck eat by Grim,
It by Unlet. Losing plteher, Bagby.
Time of game. It Si. - Vmplrae Can--oily
(Amerlcaa) behind plstet O'Day
ally (Amerlcoa behind platel O'Day .
Natioasl at flratt Dlaata, (Asser
lc at' aeeead . ha, Klem, (Na
tional) at third baa. The inofficial
attendance was 'give at U494, the
same as yesterday.. ,
HARDVICK WINS IN
Former United States Senator
Walks Away With The ;
' - Nomination , k
Atlanta, 6a Oct t Thomaa W.
Hardwiek, former United States Sena'
tor, wen : the Dcmooratie nomination
for governor of Georgia ever Clifford
Walker, former date attorney gonaral.
In hit ran off primary held la Georgia
today, according to Incomplete and un
official return received by the Atlanta
Conttttutioa and tho Atlanta Journal
tonight '..
( Figures compiled by The Constitution
to 10 o'clock showed that with only
fifteen (la) counties out of the eae
hundred and f if ty-flve (155) ia the
State ta renoetl Hardwiek had received
222 county unit vote and Walker 150.
Only one hundred and ninety-four
(194) vote were necessary for the
nomination. .
The Atlanta Journal aad the Macon
Telegraph alto conceded the nomina
tion of the former Senetor. AU three
paper opposed Hardwiek.
Mr. Hardwiek represented Georgia ia
the Senate when the Vnited State ent
ered the world war and wat eae of the
7 emocratle .opponents of maty adminis
tration measures.' H was defeated for
re-election by Senator W.. J. Harris.
Ia the September primary tad in tht
run off Hardwiek waa supported by
Thomas h. Watson, who defeated Sen
ator Hoke Smith for the Democratic
nomination to tht Sentte. Both Wat
son and ilardwfck were opposed to th
League of KV'ioss. Mr. Wulker, the
donated ta udidate for governor, fa
vored tht league. . .. ,
DANIELS DENOUNCES
REPUBLICAN SENATORS
Bays fiepttblicans Preaching"
'Destruction and Disaster";
Speaks at Joliet
Joliet, L'lsi Oct 6.---Republican nolitl
eiaat "denouncing the Pretident aad
the League of Nationa rt preaching
"deitrnctloa and disaster,'' Secretary
Daaielt declared la an address here to
night Having kept the country "out
of peaee for more than a year, they have
no plan for keeping at out ot wir, bt
tdded.
Not "America, or even the Reeublieaa
party,' had rejected tha League but
"only tetiandful of lrrfctort who put
polities above- patriotism," Becretarv
Daniels declared, continuing!
. "It wat nothing more than a burning,
but Impotent" detire to destroy him
(the Pretident) and all hia worki. to
tear dowa what he had built up and
climb to place and power oa the ruins.
Do you doubt for a moment, does any
one doubt, that if a Bepubliean presi
dent had presented this League . 1
treaty of peace to the 8enatt, It would
have bee a ratified in a month and hail
ed at one ef the great cut eonstructlvt
achievements of ths tget" ,
POPULATION OF U. S.;4
TO BE ANNOUNCED TODAY
Washington. Oct. 6. The populatioa
of the United Stitei, excluiive of its
outlying possessions, will be announced
tomorrow at 4 p. m the Ceniut Bureau
announced today.
Pooulations of the States ef Penn
sylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Iowa, Virginia,
Arknnsni and Florida will bo announced
at 10:30 a. no. and those ot Minnesota
snd Nsbrnska aimnltaneouaJy With the
announcement of tht ountrys total. -.
GEORGIA PRIMARY
Dodgers' Victory Puts Them
On Even Terms With cieve:
land Indians In" Cattls 1
" v . For Championship
GRIMES OUTSHINES BAC3Y
IN DUEL BETWEEN STAF.3
OF TWO MAJOR LEAGUES
Eacn Pitcher Allows Seven
Hits, But Grimes Is InvincL
hie , With lien On Bases
While Cleveland Ace Permits
National League Batsmen-
To Bnnch Hits; Winnie;
Elahsman Belies Upon Spit
Ball and Change of Pact;
Cleveland Gets, fourteen
Men' On Bases Without
. Scoring
New Tork. Oct 6- Ia a pitching duel
between tha leading hurlera of tho Na
tional aad Amerlcaa League, Burleigh
Grime,, Brooklyn' pitbaU ace, today
shut out Cleveland, S te 0 ia tho second
game of the world series at Ebbet
Field. His ability to hold the Indiana
ia cheek when hit would have meant
runs, marked hit superiority ever Jamea
C. Bagby, whom Manager Speaker se
lected to -add a second gam te tho
Clveelaad string. ' , :
The victory which nlaeed the Rnnar.
bat along tide ef Trit Speakers Iadiaaa,
waa du almost sntirely te th excellent
hurling of Grime wh had th havy
hitting leader of the junior league baf
fled throughout th gam ao far aa eon-
secBtlve bingling was concerned. With
uruno temporarily lost sight of tho
home plate, Cleveland a ever appeared
la tha light of a serious contender.
Ineisn Barreader to Spit-Ball.
Th inability of the Indians to con
nect with Grimes' Blasts whea hit
would have meant rune, ia aptly Clna
trated by th fact that tha Cleveland
elaa got 14 runner on the bags, of
whom tea were stranded aad four re
tired by subsequent plays. Iho Indiana
wsr aot without repeated opportaaitice
te eeore. . But- in .every emergency
Brooklyn'! moiat ball star met the emer
gency with a masterly eolleetia of sharp
breaking Blasts, or slow break which
eat th corner ef the plate, or shot
ia close te th body of the batter with
the result that that the Sevan hits af
the invader wer a scattered a to be
aseie ta run producing. -
Bagby waa aot effective ia the box for
Spakr'a team at waa Cevelaski la the
OMhina? rams, or aa hia MrnaaaatalL
Grimes, notwithstanding that h deli"
vara to Bumcs luaa sua ms winning
hurler. The Superb preached his f
f exings fffeetively whea runner wer on
bases, as eompared to the Iadiana, for,
of tht tea Brooklyn batters to reach Arts
throe scored, three wece retired aad tha
remaining four left " ' s1 - .
' r White More Effective.
The crux ef th pitching anaryaia I
shown by th ftet that th winners scor
ed thre runt en seven hit Mattered',
through lix innings, white Cleveland
with an equal number of twata was ja
abl to end a ran acre th plate ia
nine Innings. Uhle, who replaced Bagby'
in the. seventh session proved more of a
pntzld to the home combination, tho
Bobin going r out on atrikca or flic
ta nrH ilnvifia fliA , r viMtnAm im l!.k '
he worked.
. Crimea Whole Show. '
Th eon teat, aaid from Grime power
to puxalt tho winner ef tho Amerlcaa
League pennant at critical time ia the
struggle, waa devoid of sensational fea
ture and color at waa the initial battle
yesterday. Speaker pulled off another1
yeniatlonal catch in tha fourth iaalng
whea he raced far over into Jamiesoa
territory and hauled down KilduffV
long drive. Bight Fielder Griffith star
red with a catch off tho wall ia tha
!. . k- . J A it.
vtwum much um caMiirvu Dvmua
smash in a manner somewhat similar to
his thrilling handling of Speaker drive
of Tuesday.
A flash of the defensive skill ef tha
Indian waa shown la the third inninf
with Brooklyn at bat Bagby served
up a slow floater to Grimes who prompt
ly peppered it into center for n sinrl.
Olson followed with a bnnt which Bag.-
threw low to second. Wambaganas ia
! OTnTfa.ta VaM 41.- tt.1l ituJ 1
ever th bag aad Grimes, dashing into
the sack, turned a complete aomersanrt
over tht proatrate Infielder. Griffith's
over the prostrate la fielder. ' Griffith's
double to right scored Grime aad put
Olson on third. Baghy purposely paastd
Zaek Wheat and relied ea a play aa
(Coatlaaed on Pag NlnoJ
SATS COX WILL CABBT
NEW TORK AND INDIANA
Chlcsgo, Oct. -Scaalr Pat Han.
rlaea, of Mlsstsslppl, chairman af tho
astern apeak era harcaa of th
Demoeratie Natloaal Caamlttee, to
day tatted' a statement deeterlng
Governor Co woald carry Illlmla,
New York" Jfw Jersey, Ohld. Weat
Virginia aad 4ndlaaa In addltioa to
the solid (tenth. As for Maryland aad
Ken tacky, ho aaid, there waa aa
doubt, that they woald ho la tho
Denracratle columa. Bo abas predict
ed that at least tea western states
woald to Democratic ,
Be described the claims of WIU
nays, Bepabllcsa natloaal chairaaaa,
is absurd." saying -It ass often
been tho eaae that tho Bepabllcaaa
wan In September, bat failed to wla
In November. , ,
-We will mske oar big drive dar
ing October," Senator Harrtesa aaid,
"snd have purposely held baci natil
now. Wo-will have mare speaker
oat than the BepabUeaaa, aad aa to
qaallty there eaa be mm eomaa risen.
Despite the fact that the BepabU
eaaa have tried te tie aa every hall
la many atatea oar speaker will got
before the people.'
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