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The Delta independent., 1920-10-22
AN ABUSE OF
GOOD LAW
County Division Is . Local ISSUE
but People of Entire State Are
Asked to Vote on Two County
Division Measures.

Out In Eastern Colorado two ambi-
tious towns are making use of the In
itiative and Referendum laws to create
from portions of Lincoln, Elbert and
Kit Carson Counties, two new coun-
ties, with themselves as prospective
county seats.
The originators of these bills, real
estate agents of the towns of Limon
and Flagler, obtained their petitions to
refer them to the people of the entire
state through the employment of pro-
fessional circulators at 10 cents per
name, secured mostly in Denver and
Pueblo. Owing to the fact that the
sparsely populated counties affected
means to educate the voters Of the
state on the merits or demerits of
these proposed measures prior to cleo
tion, it will mean that probably 80 per
cent of the people called upon to vote
on them must do 80 with no knowledge
whatever Of the issues involved.
There is no argument in favor Of the
bills. The three counties called upon
to give up practically so per cent Of
their assessed valuation for the bene-
fit Of Flagler and LimOn and their en-.
terprising real estate spectators are
barely able to support their present
county governments, and the passage
Of these acts means bankruptcy to
some of them.
1t is fragrant misuse of the Initi-
ative and Referendum. The sentiment
Of the people In the affected territory
Is almost unanimous against the divi-
sion Of their counties, but their vote
will have small weight IN the vote OF
the entire state. The measures are
submitted on the gambling chance that
the voters Of the state, having no in
terest in the matter, will vote Yes"
rather than mo"
II you believe 1t unfair and danger
Gus to your own welfare for the voters
Of the entire state to decide measure
affecting only local community, then
go to the polls in November and vote
mo" on the measures to create Limon
and Flagler Counties, Amendments
Nos (3) and a.
The Delta independent., 1920-10-22
St. MiehaeI's Catholic.

First and third Sunday OF each
month. from June to September. first
Holy Mass, 7 o'clock; second Holy
Mass, at 9 o'clock. From September
to June, at and 10 o'clock. Second
and fourth Sunday only. one Holy
Mass at II o'clock. Evening services
every Sunday night at 1880. Weel .
day. Holy Mass. from Juno to Sep
tember. at 1880; from September 10
June. at 8 o'clock.
The Delta independent., 1920-10-22
Taken Up On Lun.ey Charge.

Taken Up On lunacy Charge.
John M. Trew, familiar character
about the city for a number of years.
was taken up by Sheriff Wilson on
Wednesday and tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock will have hearing as to
his sanity. Mr.. Trew is advanced in
years and in financial straits, and it
Is believed that he is neither finan-
cially, physically or mentally capable
of taking care of himself. Millard
Fairlamb has been appointed guardian
ad litem by the court.
The Delta independent., 1920-10-22
Prizes for Drawings.

PrIxe6 foF OFAWth0t.
Watch for the Poster exhibit In the
store windows Friday. Saturday and
all of next week. The teachers club
OF Delta has offered $40 in prizes.
SIS for best poster or cartoon in High
School on the Educational Amend
ment SO for best poster or cartoon
in Junior High School. and 81 for the
best one in the grades. These car
toons and posters will be on exhibit
tion in the various store windows be-
ginning Friday OF this week.
The Delta independent., 1920-10-22
Announcement.

Having been designated as the De-
mocratic nominee for the office of
County Treasurer of Delta County, l
promise if elected. an economical
and efficient business administration
/ have been a resident of Delta Coun-
ty for twenty one years and am a
taxpayer. Your support and vote will
be appreciated.
CHARLES H. LUELLEN.
40-44p Eckert, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1920-10-22
BUSINESS LOCALS
80 80 >>>>>

FOR SALE-Four room cottape
with or without furniture. A bargain
oD Meeker. Call at house or Inde.
pendent. i,..s
FOR sALE-Good work team, age
D ana years; weight about LOO
each; also wagon and harness. I'm.
quire at $40 Meeker or Phone Coon
rCp pr,,u 41-44c.
land. Agent. ,o.sr
The Delta independent., 1920-10-22

l66 acres. so acres good apple or
chard. good improvements. paid up
water right. good terms; very cheap.
30 acres. 3 room house. under Gun
nison Tunnel. price $4,000
~ acres. good improvements. paid up
water right. price $4,000.
10 acres. good improvements. under
Gunnison Tunnel. price $4,000.
81 acres. 3 room house. under Gun.
nison Tunnel. price $500.
8 acres Garnet Mesa. price $500.
Good . room house. 3 lots. price
$500.
We have $500 to loan on good 90
curity.
Harry @. shaffsr L Co.. ~ Main
81. Delta. Colorado. Real Estate.
Loan and Insurance. ~
The Delta independent., 1920-10-22

Tire Man Here.
William Harrison, representing the
Charles E. Pond Investment company
of Pueblo, was here Friday in the in
product, which is gaining favor rapid
ly with auto users. The Chrome tire
was advertised in this publication last
week
The Delta independent., 1920-10-22
Campaigning.

Campaigning.
Hon John r. Charlesworth has been
spending the week outside of the city
travelling over the territory embraced
in the district. Mr.. Charlesworth has
been named as the Democratic candi-
date.
The Delta independent., 1920-10-22
Beet Harvest Begins.

During the past week great loads
of sugar beets have been hauled
through the streets in an endless
procession and the harvest is on In
earnest. Within short time the
local station will be receiving them
and the machinery in our own fac
tory will be grinding.
The Delta independent., 1920-10-22

Sugar Drops Materially.
Sugar took another drop last Thurs
day and the going price to wholesale
jobbers was set at $11.S2 per hundred
weight.
The Delta independent., 1920-10-22
Christian Science soele.

Christian Science Society.
Subject for Sunday. October "a.
1920, Probation After Death"
Sunday services at 11:OO a. m.
Wednesday evening at 500 D. m.
Sunday School at 1000 n. m.
carnegie Public Library. 9th and
Palmer streets.
The Delta independent., 1920-10-22
What Success ls?

When you hate nobody.
When you help every
body. When you respect every
one. When you are honest in
your dealings. When you do
not misrepresent yourself.
When you speak the truth al
ways. When you treat every
one alike. When you do things
to others that you would like
same returned When you are
fair to all. When you believe
that others have right to live
also.
Institutions as well as in
dividuals cannot achieve
a success of no degree, unless
they keep a close pace with
the things mentioned above.
There is no two ways in true
success, you either have to do
the right thing to succeed or
your efforts will qe in vain if
you follow either course.
No matter in what lines
you are engaged the same
rules and principles applys to
all jobs.
We have made success
in Delta not due to luck.
Luck is when an oppor-
tunity is taken away from
some and used to advantage
by the wiser.
In that case somebody
had played the fool-part,
The public is neither
blind nor fool.
Offering good merchan-
disc to the public at fair prices,
it couldn't be helped but to
bring us the success entitled.
Observation-Disclosures
The Delta independent., 1920-10-22

Methodist
On next Sunday morning the pastor
OF the Methodist church will speak
on the subject, Every Man in His
Place." Services in the evening as
usual. A cordial invitation Is extended
to all to be present.
REV. GEO. F. KLEIN, Pastor,
The Delta independent., 1920-10-22

Cory Millinery store.
Inc Cory store has an up-to-date
line OF millinery. Call and inspect
the showing. Prices very reason
able. I2.3c
The Delta independent., 1920-10-22
Cotton Goods are
Lower Priced

The prices at Mathers' reflect the recent reauc,
ions in the cotton piece goods market. Not back to
,rewa prices vet, but saving averaging fully
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01

Wu.hIuuinu SrpI 80. .tIllrr arc IN
,irnHInp Ia pnpuIniI"u seven hnh hhII
Iiuinn 40 last nH tho Iniul hISl'I"'". ih"
q, run,In bureau din'Iubod i"hlHbl IN
, ,ninpiIntlun of iiEuIcn '"V"rlhH nPp'"'
InnioH eIphIy rivn per cent at tho no"
. ,ur,n III, fIpurrn indicated that tho
, ,ruuInird ,unrur would Hhnw tho ma
JurIIy nf Ihn population 1" u" 'lly
dg,'lI"rr
r,n tho IarI inn rohrn. rural pI"~Ih
run bat ,no IhIrd n great as " ~sH 10
tho urovI"I1 decade. bat III" "Il'"" ~
,n"uI IuaIuIainoh ihor rai" 81 E'""lh,
pnIIIup nvo nov inhsblinnia from lplo
to ipiO fnI each sIE added during tho
pro. o.IIug ton yonr" An population con.
tore ,vcn III, runpII country hnmlr'H md
Inwuu rhnwCd n greater proportion ln-
,rrua" than tho ruroly rural h'a'rl'''
Tho Rrontoar Incrcan"", h"wnv"r. wnro
bv ,.ItIo, Of ~. 600 or moro inhabitants
MiRhaT Wages the Goal.
whIlc tho bureau attempts no "HpIh-
nation Of tho reasons for the lncreaHlnR
migration 10 tho citi"H each year uur,nk
tho last decade. presumably higher
wages. shorter working day, HON" con-
ycnIcnrc, attracted tho rural popula'
lion. especially during tn" war. whom
wages In big Industrial ccnterH won't up
rap pidly.
OF population growth for the country as
n whole. the bureaus nEureB Indicated
that ths complete census would place
tho total number OF inhabitants Of the
continental United statea at Rpproxi-
or rlftsen percent. Cities will absorb
practically NIL Of this increase. II being
estimated that 11.l12.S00 would reside in
towns of 25SSo or moro Inhabitants.
while $4,000 would be added TO the
farms and the small hamlets. For the
countrywide itself. tho increase would be
approximately n q million and a quarter
Ur6AAits1 VIII Load
Such q movement OF tho people Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01

Spr,inI piauaI,h - Th' IutclliKenC"r.
Chicago, Ills. sept. 3O.-Capt.
'.Eddis" AioLsnbaoksr, the American
ace OF A. n. r, -Viation, stopped Tow
hours Ia Chicago today oh Ids way To
Ban ITAnataoO, ana ho hAd something
- nay about the prsssnt OanipalKn
Oapi aiGk uDaGESr said that hs had
had la mIind fur some time t0 state his
posILiOn ga the lsa"us "f nations As
s1IdisT VII" had bssn la the Ss'si"" ."
l"aa 80 Ia Ls practically q regular,
aaT Whose sAp..isH"s had hs-a ia.
"pn..,"H r'"p..ty "I the p"hii" la th.
UnIi. .d u(.Lss ~ was dIIu""ii I"i hini
/" maL. ihi" d."isi"" n. aih ""l
SIsh B." n" lat" p"'tis".i y''htl"" 80
"-pt -E.Is r,'tis"" p"hIl"s sHs"t"'
~. ~siISss 81 hIs """"i"T 80 he h.d
zee. ~ In IA. 80. -"d -ia"s -. h~h
T., .nn. y" ih- """'i"st"" s-"s"tiV
hI,wsv-, ihoI ~ ~-- lie d"'V 49, -r--E
In b.halT "f ILs zee" Win ~h'" u.
h.a bs,a ~--""I~i.h !" 'h- a r.
s.p."isnV ih""" "s" ~ all h'"""hss
nT th. r-,vi"s ~l'h ~h"'n he h"d hahs"
. IiVhiI"u r-,I !" the II"- us wpini
- f..I ~ IL NY duty \" rp."k f"'
the boys VII" uav. lh.'v all t"' th~l'
country rnd wh", unfortunately, ~.
not IL position I" tell th~lr friends
spd ~~d~- rt home that hsV were
willing -. night rnd dls Tor AmsTira
aud MT Tor countries ~hioh wsrs not
thslts Rnd oT whloh they know moth
ing"
Oupt nJoh on baCh"r added
"Tha mon who fought In Europe are
not for Mr.. wilson's League Of HationH
or for Mr.. OOH'p either. know this
behauss have talked with hundreds
Of t,snt They 40 not make nne
srHumtnt 0u the subject hut they feel
deeply.
"Ths way they look at 1t II that
thsy won't 0Vor to Europe and fought
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
Democrats COnCedG
$4,000 for Harding In
Nebraska Election
M DAVID LAWnnnOn
tupyiiabt by the intolIlH HanuaI

p"sr.". .."i, a'r, ~ s"'s"G" h"a
Lad ~. s",,,. I"t', 81 usr"Lll'sn 80"
n'isnss "p'a"'i ',s e. Iia oi~' I''"is -" h"'
rha.'''"'t 80" i'"'''''''il' ''""'." -
uIhst 0taia" ,J"yat',"' i.". ,lalt '"a'i"
s",,o 1rIa". h"t '""aiIv ~ '"vtvsh a
rrr, lt,uud uruonlsstl"". Though ~" 's"h
rT a,hl"vlHu vl'i"'y ~ hehIosbS /" ~"
,sn,alnlug T.ohS ~ the "''"t'"IE". is "a"
ui,tII 'Iiuh with 'ha r'"sr"'.'a 'h"t
Iho summit 'pr""i h, '"r'h"d 4" ~"
ahuI iIma avsllahiN h"rws"" NOW snd
oIouIluu
psnn,raIIr confidence lu ~" rlEhtneHa
uf tho league "f nptl"ns lnSu" Ia nhunh
mt hut with many ~ Iho vntoJa VII"
favor tho lsaHue. ther" Is n C"nSpl"u"u'
dIalrust 0f tos'E vi.us On tho pr"hlhl
tiUu question They a." dry In N"hr0sh"
aud nrypn'H lnnusnCa In htr"ng on that
phase uf tho campaign Dn Tho other
hand. Tho wet cl~mHhta In tho Hthto nro
pr0dunrlnuntIy HNTmpn and lflAh. b"th
~ which gTuupB hnV" KrudKn aEalnH'
Wilson aud cox on tho league Of nations
and tho foreign policy
so tho Democratic presidential nom
Inco gotta II going and coming In Nc
hrnska ThcrO viii br "a CunsidsTabl"
number who viii vota for Cox. because
no appears moro friendly 10 tho league
Of nntiOnH than Harding Hut tho othnr
EroupH who arc opposed To tho loaEun
will DO sufficient. with tho dry vote |"
Insure q victory for Harding
Hardly anything can hurt Harding y
chances OF carrying this Htatc, Tho
prom In friendly To Cox but tho oln-
.n,cntn with ErudEo ami dnhlro for n
change arc humorous. Nat Republicans
VIII" toll you this sRy that tho women
voting tho majority for Harding viii ho
In tho noighbOrhnod OF HINiy thouHnna
DcmucrRtH who know tho state VOL
but who, Of course. cannot no duotsd
told tho writor thoy would b" surprised
II tho Republican majority was aH largo
m nrty thousand. Normally they would
oNpcCt n thirty thousand majority put
tho womon voto IL counied upon to
double tho ordinary Republican margin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
TWO MILLION
DOLLAR FIRE
Sweeps the Galveston Waller
Front, Destroying Cot
ton and Gram

Galveston. Tex. Sapt. 30,--Ftrc
which swept portion OF the water
front here cnrly today caused property
damage amounting, according to re-
visel estimates tonight. to between
$3.50. 900 and $2.00O.000. Whether the
figures reach the latter mark, II was
said, depends on how much. if any. or
the wheat aboard tho Italian steamship
Etna can be snlVa6ed Her bulkhends.
II wus hoped by her agcntH, may have
saved IL portion Of tho cargo from inc
water which wnh pumped into her
holds
AZ noon the Etua got up hl"am and
began mn effort to salvage some or tho
grain rCurdlng Ia owners nnd under
writer. over l00 individuals and nrmh
nufTer,d lusH an result Of Tho blaze
Partial preliminary rhtlmatrn mado by
owners nnd lnhurunCc ncn FOLLOW
ToNun IiuIT sulphur company, damage
to sheds aud rulrhuT. dOO.hhh. cotton
Concentration company damage" /"
phr,In aud loss "I ! boo bales OF cotton"
$500 400. hnch"r Milling company. l"nH
of pInut aud cot ItonHoed. RhO.Ohh, ''"I
Suniun Wharf company. 'nhplolo '""h
Of plot -. ~, ludng wnI"h"uH"' "pl 90"
aud piilnAr $50 400 italian n'""""h'r
r.Inn sI6 UUu 4" tIO6.0 900, Elnn'n ""iE"
nT wheat rhl UOn hurholH, at " 10 I"
h,taI,rI lnrr unkuuwn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
Special Grand Jury Delves|
Into Baseball CrookednessI
AAASV DVOV N. III
Boston ''KiddieS" In
Condemnation Of the
Base Ball CrOOk0dnoSS

Iturinn. sept 40 .NG~nb"yn "f ihis
.IIy Iudny pu ihrmnuiv,n ga i"'"id 40
,"ndr,"nins Ihu ihiu"s" l"Hehall III"
go wh"au ."inilii"u la tho I"a' ""'l"
nnIIas. Ihay n"ii nira.h ''""'h"'"""
LInw ~ iiu hlin r"u,"
'Ihay veto 49, I"i'h, hN~e""'J !" -"
ur t,isa the insn WIN atom Wy W" ""H,
T., In.ItIrn II the nir,i .hh Va" i"'""l
,,nuI,Iiuna whlrh it"P "hrI'"h ""I'
,uand.d ii"y r"h"lh ""d 'i,iIl" ''''
u",, f", Ih"b i,'""Ir "i""h "p" l""' 'h"
Inmndi.I h,u"Idr ~ i"s"hr'l
o. -"r " r-Iinup dla"'I"-i"" I"' ~"
I.yr rn,un ~ whom bu"~ ~" rhy"'"
Intimately Dnn h"d r"''I"d hn'a zoe
"Inr" Ir,. on 4" obinln ulnl"'l"n 70
the u,uuudu WHOM lh" ou'll"ld"' pl"y"h
h.,n .nd an"Ih", had h"t'"w"h ih"
rInvo oI HddI" IIoVl," i"I h"lhlhE r'"".
,I,r vIIIo tho pitcher I"Uh hl" turn ~
Lni NII bad followed "l"""Iy ~" "S.
,nu,,r"s ~ GhI"nRo which i"ppl"h over
IhoIr Idols md u apo"lnl n'""Ilnp ~ no
ItnnrrycIi N"wshOyp cub W." called
between morning unh "v"nl"R deliveries
ln Eri them InVUth"I iVT confederation
uI the Tuniler
ThrIr r"n"lui l"nr follow
"UrnuIvrd ThnI Ih" "Ighi Wh'tr NoN
rInyrrs ho r"ndrmnrd uud runl"h"d Tor
thrt, IuuTdcrolIr blow At IL" Ri1r gaHG.
md br II further r"r0lN"d ih"' Ihy
urhuIL mud Dick Kerr u" 'niDWrhhrh
Tor their manly riund nRninr' ID" b"h'
diet AruuId- OF hnrcbnll,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
new YORK DISTRICT
ATTORNEY IN OFFER
OF HIS ASSISTANCE
Swami VIII Cooperate In
Probe Of Alleged Plan to
Fix 1920 Series

New York. Sept. 3O.-pn ho "vn oI
the investigation to bc conducted ny
District Attorney Lewis, or klnRR couh-
~. concerning rumorH thnt lne CoInink
wnrId'p u"rIrs Ind been "nxcd. Distrlct
Attorney Swan tonight ucnt q letter 70
Stntr'a Attorney Hoync. OF Chicago, Of
fcrInR his assistants {" prosecute those
indicicd for the alleged scandal con-
nected with the 1871? series. MT. swami
Offer was made contingent upon MT
Hoync nndlng that some pnrt OF Inc al
legged felony was committed In new
York county.
The Chicago authorities seem 70
have well in hnnd the case oE "
srsss sTsSt' nstious saS I sps... ,att Ssssssii
fheir own soluA lhiSrdstsy ssi1 Mr, !Sr
Swnrin's letter. The crooked Ramoi.
rrs who nihsd and abcttrd procured and
advised the throwing OF the games
seemed to have planned the scheme IN
part In New York and contaminated IL
I'm your city.
"Concocting the scheme to defraud, or
course, is u mlsdemcanor and Is an
thnt our courts could tnke Jurisdiction
OF. an / rend the testimony while your
courts have Jurisdiction Of tho felony
committed by tho contamination or The
scheme to defrhud.
"uowcver. In case from your close
acquaintance with the facts you ma
that any part OF the contaminated feI'
ony wns committed h"rr please lot me
know and I viii take the matter
here"
While President Chlr' H. Ebbetth
md Manager MiIbert Rob- son. % the
Hr0oklyn team have not the least doubt
nn 10 the honesty and integrity OF their
playcrr both have cNprcsncd Wiling
nesn to Md District Attorney Ldwlh In
LI, IuyesIlyatlnn The dihtrict nitOr-
nry do,Inrrd that ho had heard vague
rImnrn that II clique Of gamblers. sim
mar Ia that which hriboh tho white hoh
rInycrr last your wan IhHhlnK an hI-
irmpl I" bay tho tomlnH worlds scr
Ir- Il war tho Intention, hr rhlh. To
,,urrtInn tho nronklyn plnJrTr thorough
IA nr rnun az pOnHihl".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
Nationwide Observance
OF Roosevelt Day BY
The Republican Party

Special Dispatch to the Iut"llIRoncor.
Chicago, Ills, Sept. 1n.--Senator llnr-
ry y. New, chairman OF tn" speakers hn-
rcau at Republican hcadquartcrs. an
nounccd to-day that plans were being
mnde for "A nation wldo observance OF
Roosevelt day. October 2Tth. This In
the anniversary OF the birth OF Theodore
Roosevelt. Senator New hns sent out n
letter to every state chairman, calling
hls attention 10 tho date. and requesting
that date N every counts, ripA the .llHited
SstAtssi 60. &, t,t.- !, = -
; itSls proposed that prominent Republi-
can speakers shall deliver addresses on
the anniversary In memory Of RooteVelt.
and giving emphasis to the idea OF
America first.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
CAPTAIN EDD|E R|CKENBACKER,
WAR HERO, DECLARES AGAINST
|V|LSON-COX NATIONS LEAGUE

for their COUNTRY. that iH the United
BtAtsH. 40 not believe that any one
OF them ever thought Onoe that hs was
nahtiuB TO set up - slaaus OF nAtiohs
or To holp establish u United btatss
Of tho world know that MI. wilson
ana MI O0A say thsy ala but do not
thinL that these gentlemen realise
what the nahtins msn f"asbt Tor "f
the spiriL la which LhAy fought Th"S
both are mistAksn. thai is All
81 10 HUL LnA,W slnals nian la TIE
a n r Who thinLE W. f""aht '" t~hs
"n The O"s Wiis"H league. s-p."i~ily
,,. ,..Iis ii".s 81 AEtiai. nss.I
"n. ~ hsm s'"ih h. ~iiIi"s !" hshI
In. III. UaiL-d HLat.s .pai" n"t """"
oI ti..,n ~"uid Iiaht h' th. y"'p"s"
~ ni.i"s ths h"""h-'iss ~ s"'"-
o"uaL.v ia III. n-iL-"s "' AL" ~"
aI,i.. rhsy ..sIIp a""'t ".'. h"~
n.si-"a -"h r'-""- ~"h nP-'" ai'ih-
up ~. i.ad -'"""h ~. -a'-''-"-""
%. ~h" a.iP "hst pet ~ +" " ~"
AL ,I,.n Ib.y WI tell 80" th-t th-
pu,op-,- """"bi-. ~. looking NV
fuv ,h.m..Iv.- anJ NOT toy 10 ""a ih"t
all ~ ,b.m thInk ~ 'h"ir "~r ln'-'
.r,. ar-, ~" they feel ~ 10 h.st f"'
Ap-ricp ~ I""E ""t f"' AwrF'"e"s'
ana not slgn any "ont'"" l's. IN"
Is.su. oT nations =" settle "th.r peo-
uI.'s auaTrsIs hsfUrt We l""h sfbsr
trouble sof our OWN
Chairman will n Fays. of tho re-
publican national committee, st.r he
ina advi'ed nf Captain nioF"nh"oheT'
statement, ssidi
1T sm delighted with Captain niok
.nbaohrr'r attitude. ana arsatlY I'm
pr,s-ed with his statement niohsn-
Tf.Chrr IL n great soldier. Ne Knows
what war iE, ana 80 brave soldier lie
4, nRainHt tho WilE0n league, which
mnkss fou war. II win bg great
help In the campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
REAL. PROCRESSIVfS
ARE. FOR HARDING

Hpc"inI pl-patch !" Tho "'"ll,E'"'"'
IInvrc Mont N"pt 10. h"i"'" l""'
InR hero on hIH nurthw"rl"Iu "n""klnn
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
Progressives Heartily Support
Harding; Resent Cox Charge
HardbOiIed Smith
Objected TO Being
Let Out Of Prison

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commenting 'n ~" ""o"
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unrva out his ppnirnr" I" ny"ld u'th"t
puhllOilY
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explained that Hmlih was ~ llh"r'y u"
vnuar tho H"nteure glv"n him hv '"ur
martial had oSplrod ~" ""nicnr" or
ImproHlument began NJ r"r, Jay. N"w
York. uu July 81, lolO. III" n'H'"nl"n'
said. ana continued unlll March ~, lN2".
whom huonuEo "r good conduct h" wan
granted IL pnroi" Ito wnH released fr""
pnrulo Julv ~. Whun ia" reduced T"n
IonCc expired