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BBRHTAIN'S sop} M a THE Times 25r—Interem, York and other Stites Mammy: and BDaper Induuw‘ of Canada | are Mid“ effort of Canqy || aind Paper mung“ l - the Plan. o ty to Bubsidigg th om known “mtg: and water po a aro so HHmlmmo\M [I titts so low then, pu3p and Paper i, province a 1!!th effect UPOR ty _ as well is 4 | eight year | bass been mim_ f - mills in Canad j Envestors itt op | that “If al effect, \ Beuires, vho has weeks n British go the British f sent out yopg (/f of Brigg ' “hi j sibssidy, and tog |/ co of the comm“- 6 Busingss Af ’ to \Mum“: an?“ Paper gettin ot ontor f Gove; Wal baing E PacElitics Act foe of waster power ast | NowFoundiand, og. [f timtser .i. 1} wast ang ' the it tl Papr in Newiang:] stile would m the paper wie : becateso Brftich pq coul«3 not COtiNe amaid Prowl } candidates for secratary of state ind R \ ._ ess n s yy - (b - wis the the le-ndors to From tovrnor Miller who y8é#teni@® arriva here for the tio stato mid he would accept conwentlon which opsas here Than It hull associates on Age ticket wore y P - 2B , men in aympithy wilh pis progrnm. 6¥; | ... . 0.0000. 0 02s e Ares oe u ellie a tiiivwfiié‘daétmc‘tfhlgfim beer ) Kto. Sinith arrived inm the city fast Irfege, Callf, p. fons fotcaatifactory | to- chim _ (His famify arcompanted tim Kirkns an# Cle» [4 named, wrooted the newspaper men and went to the Onond Hots q a former - r with a cheery smils at thir mon noroge Hote &2 hore oa s with tho Most B Parker. E - - York | sut [3 and | bas since [ lumbering; and having a mill at stato he went wheeze ho open f Mr. Kinne lft) g | where be! again ou 4 11. He then wan ho now | 83 years ofd, 1 (# war having if Nows York It i uz prinefpah *@ Utica and Roo# ago. Eo the wast oh writer of , - boon pub papers and : g Denver and i | to Big Mocs | gratadson, Ro - groat-grandamon, old. Ee has oue a daughtat in Ctic& e - graduate School of I a limn ited 1n@8b | « he e I p art Phone OENTI®T, over Mohicsa& i | I N. v. & {] and Up DAILY AVERAGE CIRCULATION FOR AUGUST 10,251 U marcome s Fe E5 % CINENTINTO Preliminary Conferences CERTAIN MilER a Of Dispute Are Likely Eliminated. a ed. Miller Certmin of Renomination. sudietc® today, but refused vith places on the state ticket. \Gentlemen be said, \I am not putting & taboo or an O. K. on any- one.\ Little Likelihood of Fight. Although it had been axpected that Attornoy General Charles D. Now ton and Secretary of States reffeoted an optimis harmonlous from the fall of mont. the evo of the convention. A detegp- tion representing the national wom- en's party appeared in the city to { try to submit to the resolutions con- mitteo a plank recommending the ro | g moval of all Tegal discriminattons ' against women. The plank follows: \It will be the duty of the new ad* ministration to remove all existing Spf inequalities of the law as betwem mon ard women.\ his influence in behalf of their pro gram. The convention will open at 11 i. m. tomorrow. Former Secreiary of State Elibua Root will be tha tempor 'ary chairman, and Speaker H. Et mund Machold of the assembly will be the permazont chairman. BLAME MINE DIRECTORS FOR ARGONAUT DISASTE!) =«s} HAD PLACED No AbEquaATE FIGHTING APPARATUS IN Ming, sAvs District ATromney. Jackson, Calif., Sept, %6.-T. G4 Natrich, dfstrict attorney of Amador county, who is questioning withesses at the Inquest in progress hears on the Argonaut gold mine fire Aur. 21, which resulted in the death of 47 workers, issued a signed statement in which he orftfcized the board of iditectors of the mine. His statement, he'explhined, was based npon testi mony of witnesses at the inquest yes te . It follows: {gf‘hye Argonaut Mine Company had plated no adequate fire fighting ap paratus in the mine and had such sp paritus heen. maintained, in all prob mbillty the #irs would have beet ey tingifshed. \ ‘EThe main shaft was maintained IPEN WEDNESDAY Majority of State Party Load- ers in Albany Today For OF GETTING RENOMINITON ALL FRICTION EXPECTED To BE REMOVED BEFORE CONVENTION REMAS -- S1NT i - Afthiugh Newton and Lyons Might a Be Expeted to Make Fight For Renomination, All Posalble Sources to Ba Albany, Sept, 26. -Most of the Re- publican leaders of the state wers in Albany today ready 'for the opoing tomorrow of the first convention in ten yerrs at which patty candidites tor state offices were to be nominat- With no indications in sight that Governor Nathan L. Miller would not be renominited unanimously, slon among the delegates, altermites. and other students of state, craft: tentorad in the possibility of contest on the Floor over the nomination of 3mm - lutely to comtment npon the gqualift- cation of any of the perfons who have been mentioned in connection John Lyons, who are reported fot to be mtisfactory to the governor as mon- bers of his offcial family, would make a fight in the convention for ro- nominition, the conversation tody that all post- ble sources of friction would be : clitainated by conferences of leaders and that the convention would be the opening gavel until fins} aidjourm- | ing but it was up to If York Gele {EDWIN 8. PARKER ON Aanstican commissioner pistes the personnel of th [d - sion, whith the finorst to SI stick In REOTES -| FOR G. 0. P. MEETNC EDWARTG, WET, ___ 1 SLATE WHICH HAS 0, K. OF governor Names Likely to Go Before G. 0, P. Corsvention, Albany, Sept. 26..-The slate which is safd to bave the ap proval of the party leaders, who In turn believe it to be satisfac- tory to Governor Miller, is as follows: Lleutsnant governor, tL_leuten., ant Cofonsi Wiliiaem J. Donovan | of Buffalo. i Comptroller, Willlarn J. Maler, Seneca Falls, 1 State treasurer, N.+ Monrose | | Marshati, Matons, | Attorney gener@3, ErsSecins C. Rogers, Hudson Fails. State engineer, Roger C. Black, Flushing. | It was expected That thre lead- | ers would agree by night on the candidate for secretary of state. § Jersey Miy Be Put For ward in 1924 NTEREST in TALLER, HE ONE or stron Reed Making Hard Fight in H od States Senate: By MARK SULLIVAN (SPECIAL T0 THE TIMES.) | sown am FORMER - GOVERNOR - aMona FIRST AT -SYreACUS E NURPM OB IUE TEH Charles A. Norris Amzong Early Ar riwale Who Will Taake Promirsent Part in Democratic Conwenton- Deford to Load Hearst Fight. Syracuso, Sept. 26 Gor emor Alfred B.) Smith, candEdate for the Democratic nomimation for gor where the Smith bomdquartors aro located. Hg will direct his fight for the momination personally. M+. mith prodicted a Democratio victory - no matter who is nominited. Leaders arriving in tho cit; were | Awaiting final word tom, Charis F Murphy, who was schedule® to ar rive on the Empire State before proceeding with their conven- tion plans. Kelly of Syracume, Fitz patrick of Buffalo, Riper of Rockes ter, Corning of Albany, Huppuch of ; Hudson Rails, Charles ~A. Norris of , Cartisago, and hait dozen other lead. era will tako up the cudgmis For Smith: once the conferences with Murphy (ake place. ; The fight for W. R Hearst will be ; lead by Wfiiltam A. Deford, William J. Comners of Buffalo and Rawn S. Harris of Saratoga. fermer cratie chairmen. Immediately - after the arrival of Smith last night con- The Onondaga delogmtion wrill ba r Smith unsnitnously. Willsam H. ally, Democratic les@er in O1cn- daga county predicted after a cen- vass of the delegates that there “mtg- ba 242 up-stats delegates for : fo i Headquarters for George R. Lunn, j mayor of Serenectady for govenor. Bums, former Troy mayor, Delegates from - various parts of the state began to arrive this mor- the Greater New gation, scheduled to coma in tonight, to create a segular com- vention crowd. The Gzreiter Nowr York @élegates hoaded boy Charles F. Murphy, leader of Tarenany | Hall and rccompanled by Mayor Hylan, are due to arrive this evening. Thez will be quartered at the Onondaga el. Hotels will be dod tonight ana manf beolited visitors were clamor ing in vain today for quarters., NEW CLAIMS COMMISsHN ATtomrney APPOINTED, AMERE- CAN GN aM Eni. * GANGERMAN BODY. . Washington, Sept. 26-Eiwin B. Parkor, an attorney of Now York and Houston, Texas, has beerr appointed by Pressident Harding to be the on _ the commis- ounted teaday at the of MF,. Parker com- » American German - claim» sion, it was ann state departmen & The welection will have most of the \drys\; Reed [Wil have the \wats\ Republican, in order to carry Mis- sour1, milst start with a good, large Majority in St. Louis. more than a normal Democratic vote in St. Louls, because he will have tho large German populition. He will havo that because they are mins and also because they are \wets.\ And yot it should be obsary- ol in passing that the German vot- Ofé this year ssem to have come to which, although pening, are of nit lonal fnterest: , First, the Domocrats in New Je sey are going to give their senato ward I Edwards, leddor of the \wet\ cause in Ame as wot as the Allaintic Ocean\ Eve picturesque characterization - to Edwards will not be» Hkely to ask an ons to apologise - Ho is extremo! frank fa hia story which may be of the sam told the band to ® fam{ sey state song 'Oh, My, How Drjp 1| up. *. munka mumtro® of close frimis were Am'\ At this point it mainly-Ont: - fig ‘lldg,qhumtcga bro ist. down parontEuetically. that Ea- fa n uk yI *% Tu brome 'A Dit s*** wards Gersonally is sald to be a too | Chictgo, fopt. 24. -Fire workmen |/-Dirte) the first your and & half of totaller. were injured, one perhaps fatally, Et teitm in 'the sanite to which hs Jersay to Be Storm Centre. 15, forty others were “PM?\ ed an in 1920, after receiving od t@ th F 00 ~ ime ° ~ ir a goos he aas c a ° c v T el Cd . oie a __'?,,',3$.;m mm Wh ay\ moi, o (t BCI Cr hag eatioch. in ref boris “indsnfllmmemm Hugh M. Dor be the storm centre of the \wet\ \dry\ fight in tho country. wards gots into the senate, boe wil there furnish the \wot\ ship. such as tho wots bave no hersiofore had cither in the sena's or in the bouse If Edwards should this pro- gram, he will try to make the whole, Deemocratic party \wet.\ and wil bo put forward by the \wots\ as their sake any hoadway with candidate for tho Iremocratic pres! dential nomination in 1924 at the 1920 Democratic convention arsd one of the most vivid recollec tons of those fin was the spectacle during the ballot lng of the solid delegation from New Jersoy, calling out with proud vehe mend, \New Jersoy casts twonty-siz votes 'wet' \ tkip a thousand miles to - lest Friday. within the sumate sdjoured. Senstor \Jim\ Reed, baving mde ths Speech in the debite against Hard: Ing's veto of the sold fers) bonus. took the train to St. Louis. and today ts bootsdecp in the second Instalment of his fight to get back to the sen- ite. Having spent ton weeks of May. Jume and July lambasting his one- mies from Birch Tree to Blackwater (te accomplished compositor wili upderstand,that three are to be capr taf ized as actual names of real towns \{n Shannon and Cooper counties. res- pecctively ) Reed must now (orn in md do it all'over again His Re publican opponent, Rrewster, is a rEt class lawyer and a seasoned public speaker, the stump as Reed himself is; and almost as good on wi be able to give Reed a rather| bot ter tussle than young Mr Breck tnridgo Long did in the Democratic priznarles. Reed's effort, orftorically speak- Ing. to bite his name in Brewster's This Missourl contest will be outlaw . verbal Reed H as \W ets\ Asids from the cratory Brawster Ordinarily a Undoubtedly n the presont fight, Reed will get Te FRP RESIDENT Democratic Governor of New NEW JENEY PRIMARY FIGHT: ALTHOUGH HIMSELF A TEEto. ESTOPPONENTS or PROHIBITION MSSOUN ASD WAR CENTRE State to Be Returned to the Unit. Washington, Sept. 26. -For today take notice of iwo political eventa local in their hap al nomination todey to Governor Ed- tho outstanding #ca. They say sbout him that it is Ints ambition to 'rmake New Jersey 4f this should be meroly one of those phrises which aio invented to give public man's relation to his policies. 'weinoss.\ . Another kind, or may be literal, is that Ed- wards, at a public mesting one tims, y the Now Jer dacy for sonstor in. KBW,,JGNOJ>WQU.'HU‘WI were, shat If Ea interests with an avowed and formal leader Edwards was. in fact. a candidate Francisco days For the other cvent of the day. an hour after The bo clasing ' explosion that pieces V.§. SENATOR FROM GEORGIAfiHO iS DEAD # I v— a- is THOMAS E. WATSON «: F 4+ i o ccm zary ca ' Caonsplcuou Fm Upper Branch of Congres, Who Passed Away Early Today at Home in Washing: ton. EMATOR WATSON, GEORGIA, DEAD One of Most Conspicuous Figure in Upper House Passes t Away in Washington sls DHTH ATTRIBUTE) To ICUTE ATHCK OF AsthMt C Fauimo HeaAlrn some Ttimg, BBUT As erEATLY imMPRovED f IN RECENT wEEKS IEF CRITIC OF ADMINISTRATION Long Been Engaged in Publish ° Ing Bustriess and at Timo of Death | E Was Owner and Publisher of The J Columblae Sentinel at Thompson, A Ga., His Home. Ks Washington. Sept 26. - United fenmtor Thomas F. Watson of {Gaol-tn dfed suddenly at his home Fearly toiaw. 'Death was sald to be r» r- BLISTIMPERLS r- FIVE - WOIRKMEN pt HURT BY EXPLOS1ON » ¥ 2 Windows | | Trast bank building early today. Tb? orpiosion was T exploston would be found in the dabris. when Robert Covart, burst. Covert: whs burned and dictors would dis, ingmen wers changing < boiler room flor room men as the floor cared. So below wore blown hundreds of foot. GRAFE CROP TO BF LARGEST IN YEARS Prices Reported Slightly Be- low Those of Year Ago. Buffalo, Sept. 26. -With one of the best yields of grapes in western Naw York for many years, the New York Istste depairtmont of farms and mar- [kots Is preparing to,. issue dally a lgrape market of growers and shippers. The work Iwill be carrfted on in co-operation 1 « neck, will not be siccessful wighoutiwuh the Michigan and Ponnsyivania mnae fow wounds on Reed's own per- son. chiefly one of oratory in the Ozarks,. and toa large extent the kind of ora- tory that does not ruging or any kind of verbal may- homa whatever. stas bureaus ind the United States department of agriculture. ~ New York grapes are ssHing $75 and Michiggn grapes heve been bringing from $65 to $75 a ton st shipping points Thea prices are slightly below last year's but the crop in all sections Is larger, the average yield in New York being figured by thelktate crop statistican as t\raximani. By countiss the indi. cated yield is: Nisraga, 84 por cent; Orleans, 94; Monroe, $1; Genesee, 93; Ontarto, 97; Yates, 86, and Chautaugira, 94 per cent. reran __ WHISTLING FISH FOUND Blows Itssif Up When Tickled After Being Talun From Water. Now York, fopt. 26-A fish that whistled and blow itself? up when LIVES OF FORTY BEVERELY 'MY MLEE AS FLOOR CA¥ES in In Chicago Ski-armpit, Ohattred When Atr Compressor-in Partly Finished Building Sioga terad by az. et» :as 7a. ploston of an afr compressor in the Ol acy impairment of the vig- | lflufished | Hiinots | Aferchants followed by fire ato, Gelivermd only a week ago last In the debris For an hour efter the pifcemen and firamen fought blindly in the smoke and dirt in the belief that bodies of workmen Belfel at first that tha explosion was caused by a bomb was dispelled engineer in charge of the compressor, regained conscioummes long enough to tail physicians thit the buge air tank blinded, badly said he probably The explosim occurred whiles work- shifts and most of them were in sub-basement below the compressor. fled for safety terrific was the of a boiler floor report for the benefit: 'd to in acute aitack of asthma, [ Zrom which Senator Watson bad sut Loed rourrently for some years. Although faillng health bad inter fenamtor Watson's attendance altenats sessions frequently in the [Fit severkl months, he was in his “at Friday when the senate ad- Sqimed int his friends believed that Bewas then showing improvement. 'He was stricken suddenly after din- wi lmst night and passed shortly af. tathres this morning. He was 6§ ¥hits of ig». ' limb\: of the 'senators ~Blemtos Watson gve Bo. Ind? of and atlivity which had marked his Jong carir in politics and as a pub- ltsker. Z# hfs last speech in tha sen- Wreinasdiy, the Georgia senator setrely criticlsed tho administra- tion for #s courses tn connection with the rail itrEke situation. His pravi- oun a€tiacks on thea edministration and moral zotably his charges of Nlofal earcutfons ifn the American Ruxpeditinnwzy Force, the subject of exbharstive investigation by a mon- ata comamiites, had made him &a con- spimous figures in the senate body during his brief sarvice there, Borm In Thompson, Ga., 1856, Sen- atot Watiom grew up and practicad lew therefor some years before an- tering stale poliics,. After serving'in the Georgie hours of representatives land fn as Democratic at larke for the state, he was aleciad to congress In 1891 on the populist ticket After being de- (feated on thast tiket in tha next two 'clectionss, Semator Watson was nom» ia the choice for vice presi- deat of the St Louis Pouplist con- vention which edorsed William J. | Brrim for president in 1896. Nomin- surly In 1904, Senator Watson con-] voltd wh active campaign to revive the purty, About that time he began the pibHMutton of Tom Watson's Na:iiifie In New York, and a yahr latef im=4}0}6 undertook the publica- tion of\ Watmon's Jeffersonian Maga- zing, whEch was continued. under the nand of th» Weekly Jeffersonian. Dehled Uss of Mails The publcatioos were suspendad during tlre \/ administration and wars transmission through the mall @Zicr atticks in them agaaliit th) «braft act, the espionage lw ant@-wlier war measures. Mr. Wauttom _ #hin began the publication of thr COofhtinbia Sentinel at Thomp- som of fl: he was proprietor up to \his dl#anth, In thw pinmtor's own languiige as given En His biographical sketch in ,the comgrumEonal directory he con- duct | an ant-League and anti-waz THeamures Democrat.\ | i T g Senator Smith and {Governor Dorsey for the nomination, he wis él«ted by an overwhelming majority ter Harry B. Edwards, In- dependent carmdidite, who favored Amaerloenyirticipition in the League of Nilogs; . Body to Be Taken to Georgia. The Body'f tho senator will be taken to hij ome at Thompson, (Gas., todmy a% $15. He bad already made resermtion}- on a train leaving at | that fllfiflfloigfld the congressional vacailors mthiss home. +00 _ The senilowr is survived by his widow ard two grandchildren. Athougt® only having serrod a short time In: the senate, Senator! Watam'\s ontory and fierce attacks ' i sted foy pressident by the Peoples | Midd} a political znachin son and this lack light Senator are growing indic ailou Ci Circulation Greiter Than That of Any Other Northern New York Newspaper WATERTOWI, N. Y., TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 26, ALLIED TE RKISH MIL 1922. LB, F cem ALIST CAVALRY IN NEUTRAL zome British Seek to Secure ful Withdrawal of Forces. (By The Associated Press-) Cormstantinople, Sept. - 26.- Anstiier body of a thousand TurkE sh cavairy crossed the neutral zone from SBigha today. This movement is like that at Eren - Kuel, apparently concert ed before the receipt of the aliled note. General Harington, the Bsritish commander, was ce- clarsck to be exhausting every chanre s! to secure a pacific with- drawaml of both forces. __ 2222222222 S FOR _ PEACE PARLEYS; RY PREPARATIONS PROCE ABDICATION OF SULTAN LOC o- Warns Eu Against iIgnori esta. \ CIDING Factor His _ Contest _ Against (By \The Associated Pra.) Newark, N. J.; Sapt. 26.-Woans Now Jermsoy today, a closs peolitical and personal of Presid«mnt Hardlny, running in th him in swery corner in the state. is in a reeal fight, and they. detarmitang the result. Hecord was declared . early .. fm. Campaitt='ftetord hired An mu battle wherever ho went, the buildirags, while Rec tha genoram} strests. m’Thex-o hare 6 party before, but politicians today's fight has aroused more Ing than amy pravious contest. ._ Demociets, Mayor Hizgue real contemsts. Edwards iss unopposed for th toriat nomination. Judge George 8 for goverm:or and pored. Joseph E, Stricker, eser Brunswick is the county tampmign emanager for Democrats fear that AG £08 In the Hiail-Mills mu Westcherte=r coun ed because coun ore than 3,000 work Now Reported As Being in hi 1 f Eapse--All Audiences Are Superted: : - Clef Ce tuu .c |The 'as iifred by 2923 dame]? amotion when Jndx brotherria (By The» Associated Pad.) Constantiraople, Sept. 2%6.-There ony that the Z- So WTR - AT POLLS ToD A WOMEN EXPECTED To 8 pr: REGOM T0 POLL BiG wor m Serrator Frelinghuysen Attracts ChisF At} ** tentiom-Edwards Unopposed For Democsratio Senatorial Nomina®ion, aro exptatod to be the deciding fas tor in tire Republican primary | in Senator Joseph 8. Frelinghuysen, direct primary for renomination, is faced witch a bittar enemy and a strong opmonent in George LI. Record, Jersoy CEty lawyer, Who has fFught| Leatoras in the Republican party iy say fraokcly that Mr. Frelinghuysen Emit 7 E‘Ufl' at“ w ~ iaknbtrs 5 Ou . » YIIE go & long distance tow | lake bile truck: and went to the villages, ¥ He promtzed the \curfing of mono pied poles.\ Ho attacked Fralinhuysen's]] record in the senate, waging a hicter| CB# Slizer is a candidate for nomilmitEon |to he, too, is urop prosedutor of county, in which New ty Feat, is Hizer, «and idlesex may rdor mystery A repetition of the Ward case in ty,New York.whers o was badly wrick- ty authorities comld | not solves the mystery. For this rea- of real contaits a vote is-anticipated. The Repaablicans will names Sficte Williim® N, Ruyon ths party's can=didate for governor, MARBLE WWORKERS To ger. WAGE INCREASE OGT. t _ Proctor, Wt.,.Sept--26. -The Var mont MarbEe Company has ed a genore.l increase of wages of 210 per cent effective Oct. 1, The comn- pany employs m bSicaempaign for the senate | ers. lor about 3,000 cently announced wou in a very dry and inflammable con: dition. The directors ars as much to blame for conditions as any manag er or emploge. In fact, the vice pres dent testified that no considerable or, exparssive imnprovrement would be un. dertaken without the consent of the board ol directors and that they were regilurly informed of mine condil Homs** president several ed the app tice Day of the United S3 preme court as commission and weeks a tatems the umpire of aft-figs?” an affine: of Ham- uré at lis representative on ths i state deparmerst re- | h 1d hold Its first mesting in Washington Oct. 10, The ointment of Ammotlate Jus- 10 the German goworn- ment steoftly afterward desigrated ResG than they did in 1920. As egainst his Bi- the ave less hostility to the League of Nations and therefore fess loyalty to avantage in St. Louis, Reed will loss Inrgo numbers of solid Democrats throughout the site who, much as they dislike ths Republican party, diffie Reed even | more bocuuse of the way Reed has bokaved toward Wilie. The Demo . CContinwed on Page Elevpa) . tickled is to be presented to the New York Aquarium, It was scooped out of the water at Blue Point, N, ¥., Patchogue. It is aboot four inches long, had ore eye, m head like an ow! at once, and its body was covered with horn Seiman sald It got #0 water It blow Itself up, whis akpired. - three time and uda: > yesterday by Clarence Seaman of! his and three tails which it waggled all | do angry when he pulled It out 01,5123\ w voemiey « mal promitesice g: state. Fa wam: an historical expert, sthate ipeaches being rich with Incldette s of history, particularly 'Fremch of which he weas a great stu- nt. He wis a strong advocate of a botur fortormer service men and another of his strong policies was ad- ity of mse of, man convicted ed in his home at)“: lexiishifon afded -to his us- immi 0 tan's F#Fom the throns is rinent, _ 9. The violecat epithets said to have been used by Mustaplis Kemal Paitha interviews with newapapar hire The sultan in an entire zits audiences } he The members. sot veith fenare, mo relearn the waz under thc‘ugldnnf og ' beset wi loa. agrinst the sultan fn the corurse of | t a represented as belnme|acept te of AB {and his follow Moscow, find a solution of sltumtion, warns #2 RUSSIA WANTS To RE . PARTY TO SETTLEMENT By The Associated Press.) Sept. Russia, In a note addressed to England, France, Italy, Greece, Rumania, Jugo Stavia, Bulgaria and Egypt, proposing an im- mediate comference.designed to powers against ignoring the In- sta of thore countrin di- restly Interested In the Freedom all the . ~ an Powers ng Her Inter. - 26.--Soviet the Near East the European P M d P Turkish Mepremen From -_ AriteiIn* mum! 0 -_ (by The Assul thk § and fiat-\fr ase Hu eeatigne. s Senator FreHinghuysen also Bar Ang o made an arctive campaign | traveling pi by touring car or train. His moslizngs H were not on atreat corners, but in halls. He spoke to the masies, But): \Fhe\ only such of them as could get fnito | tent Record was call ing everyone to gather in front- of stores or at cromtown been bitter fights in|Gre6k n nay anes i under the Ieadership of | caey of Jersey City. fu no Gorernor Edward I.]. # spoulds and other- lary laiders who ats Teskke macom WHILE AWA Zohdofs, Sabt. 26 Jil Natlonalists Ove be . arnfanged aree 3 Two divial nen, Eren Keut, which Hes southwest | of TETRE FROX Tht Tan L The. uulba‘n % hw; B ilett - for & hime | Parewrastl, _ t. to She | & tir only three - tT FOA Or. &. s, To wive rostiven ai Hiii o. hareak Be Not Pt uring -Frograss of No _ Omptantinopie, Faopt, 3 see) armlitice , confersnce (6 the cessition. of het! mi a < ih rerpressmitaliver of P Al pro the azmy arid iInsplfé -£ hen with new spifif. - © wal Sinn tmnt oo, OM® tomn# of! the unkmeai'tfic Turk r stount dispatthes from Contan , it the main} Irttish' position on ths @outharn'g hore of tha DerdameHes and miles east of Kum Kelsi, Which hoavy gus can dominaté ths trance to- the pagan ese. t attuits from the Eatire Stite of | ad Ferkd: witiorland witho tlomallit | eties candidi 1th fit \ me# ae boing Ireoly dim caused painFu} dismay iii the: palace. { f; % I, bate is. rixao 'at in]. 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