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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-16


svoboda, maji-li j sdileti ji-
rymi. Citi Sc svobodnymi a ne
sportanyini jen tenkrate, mo-
hou-li poutatl souseda. Ridili
sc odjakziva heslem Shakes
kearova Jindficha W.: "Nase
bezpetnost jest V pronasledo-
vani". Punevadz nynl Cesko-
slovenskp nemohou tomuto sve
nu sklonu utiniti "a dost, nez
podminecne a mlstne, clti Sc
neiistymi a - sami pronasle-
dovanymi. Toto chorobne sebe-
klamani cht6ji nyni prenestl /
ma venek a nejsou ST snad AMI
sami vedomi, re Sc tim dopou-
st6jf klamu.
Nebo snad pTece? Bylo by
tax lie souditi, alespon z te o.
kolnosti, re tentokrate nevystu
pull s otevrenym hledim, ny
brz V jakemsi zakukleni. Ia
lozili totiz jakousi sudetskou
filialku 'Ligy Svazu Narodu",
ktera vydava, ovsem S vylouce
MIN domaci verejnosti, zvlast-
nj publicisticky organ, ktery
ma vzbuditi V on6ch meZina-
rodnich kruzich, ktere to my
5lenkou Syazu Narodu mysll
yazne. DOZEN, re tu nebezl Q
n6mecko-narodni STRANGELY
podnik, nybrz 0 proiev nazoru
celeho bloku narodu. Clanky,
kter6 pod touto klamnou znam
kou puvodu isou vpasovany do
zahranicnlch listu, pam6tnl spl
sy a resoluce ma mezinarodnl
instituee, mali vzbuditi Viru,
| re Nemci V Ceskoslovensku
mali dplne podvazanu polite
kou volnost pohybu.
! We skutecnosti Jest ovsem
pravy opak pravdou. Mai
| vrchovatou miru narOdnich
politickych svobod, nebot' OBJ
drzeh daleko vice, nez Jim V
| mirov6 smlouv6 versaillske by
10 priznano. Ze sc nedovedou
wit do postaveni rovnopravne
menSiny a povazuii to misto
ktere nam jakozto narodu vet
Siny patri, "a sv6 zkraceni, ne.
en- c H'konce ponizeni, to mem
sna a tohssts nysnf ctivy dhvod k to
nu. ally svet tmohl byti alarmt
van.
Kdyby nasi N6mci nell ne
| iaky smysl pro distanci, musil
by byti vlastne "a to povdecni
&c dobrotivJ osud dopfal jin
zustati Y Ceskoslovenskem st;
| tu a TAX pozivati spolu jeht
| klidu, poradku a pom6rneht
biahobytu. Nell by sc svou 81
tuaci srovnati tu, Jake jsoi
3eiich !rajan6 V Rakousku, N
necku. Polsku nebo Rumun
| sku. Oni mohou d6kovati sv
! pfisluSnosti k Ceskoslovensk6
mu statu IA to, re jejich tova
ny jsou zahrnuty zakazkami
ze tudiz ieiich hospodarsk
zdar ize Zabezpecen q neJso
pretizeni vefejnymi davkami.
"Cestf potlacovatele" pc
skytli Jim naprosto demokr
ticke ustaV6 vSechny Zaruk
: svobodneho politickeho Sc Wy
ziti, pofidili Jim slime parls
mentni zastoupeni V zupnlr
zfizeni PRIMAL znacnou mir
autonomie, zajistili Jim slusno
miru pray jazykovych a up
nou rovnost kulturnlho vyvoj'
takze NIUE bez prehaneni bl
ii potvrzeno, re siroko dalek
Y zemich a statech evropskyc
neni zadna druha mensin;
l1tera by zakonem byla tax bC
hate opatfena a vypravena, il
ko N6mci V Ceskoslovenskl
Chteii-li pres to, nebo alespo
n6jaka cast jich pouziti V up
ne zm6n6nych pomerech st;
rych boiovnych method, kou
nou do zuly a vylamou 81 pril
bro Zuby. My muzeme ceka
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-16

Uvazlme-ll VSechno, narodnl
republikanska konvence VI
Chicago byla velmi krotkou
afferou, pres to, re az pfi de-
satem ballotu docileno bylo no
minace. Takovou krotkou affe-
rou nebude narodni demokra-
ticka konvence v San Franci-
Sku.
@ otazce TeSlnska, jez die
iedne zpravy blizi Sc k svemu
rozluSteni, mel onehdy Cleve-
land Plain Dealer nasledujici
redakcnl tlanek:
"Ze vSech rozm1sek, jez su-
zuji Evropu, zadna nenl vice
nest astna, nezli spor mezl
Polskem a Ceskoslovenskem.
Tyto sesterske slovanske repu-
bliky ziskaly 81 obdiv celeho
sveta, nebezpecl sebe VIDA
lenejSi, ze mohlo by doiiti ku
brann6mu konfliktu, jest ma
nejvy$e politovani hodno.
"Rychly vyvoj Ceskosloven-
ska a jeho uzasem naplnuiicl
kroky k pevnemu narodnimu
zakotveni, tvori jeden divu
povalecne periody. Nikdo ne
muze sledovati tn klidnou, vaz-
Inou a zdatnou praci Ceskosio-
Ivenska bez nad8eni. S t0ho
Irejpraktict6jSiho stanoviSka
tento narod vice nez osprave-
dlnil svoji eXistenci.
"Polsky vyvoi byl meme ry-
chilly. Ma rozdil od Ceskoslo-
venska Polsko bylo vystaVeno
nebezpeci bolsevismu a bylo
donuceno bojoVati bez ustani
proti spoIecn6mu nepfitell
vSech demokracii. Bez p0mOcl
f, Tod velkVch narodu Polsko
, drzelo zp6t rudou vlru, a tim
ziskalo 81 uctu a Vdetnost
! fvsech intelljgentniah sstoupen-
!. ca demokratitkyoh idealil
. k.dczto Ceskoslovensko budo-
valo tovarny, Polsko zane
prazdn6no bylo praci krutt
valky.
"T6sinsko jest mala cast
Slezska. Jest bohato Ma mine
rally. ObyVatelstvo provincie
Jest snad re tfi ctvrtin polsk6
, Obyvatelstvo jednoho maleho
avsak velmi zadouciho kouta
Jest pfevazn6 Ceskoslovensk6
! Plebiscit, ienz nekolikrat by
odlozen, mel by byti konan j
, hned cd jeho rozhodnuti ne
m6lo by byti odvolani.
'Nesporne vlastnictvi Tesin
/ ska znamena mnoho pro ob;
narody. Nez oba narodove ne
mohou miti T6Sinsko. Rozhod
mutt m6lo By byti utineno i
hned, drive nez doide k move
: mu vzplanuti, jez ucini u o
tazku jeste obtl2najsi".
X tomu jinak sympathetic
mu clanku dalo by Sc podo
tknouti, re Polaci V TeSinskl
netvofi dive tretiny obyvatei
stva a ze Sc zasazovali zdI
zeni konecne Znemoznen
: plebiscitu, ponGvadZ vid6l, .
4 hy pfi rem >prohrali q dale, i
Polaci neValGi proti Rusku an
" tax k vuli tomu, re byli ohro
zovani bolSeVismem, iako z
posedl ie imperialsmus a tou
: ha vybudovati mocnou fisi, ia
=. kou nell pred tim prvnim eV
ropskJm "delenim". Y posied
nich dnech bojovnost Polak
y y ponekud ochladia, ne VISA
y proto, re uznali sve chyby, al
re Jim rusti bolsevici nekol
y krat dukladnG napraskali.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-16

bNarodni republlkanska k0n-
vence postavila liz do pole sve
lfainhdaty. Senator Warren @.
Harding Z Ohio byl naVrzen
IA presidenta, guverner Calvin
]. Coolidge 4 Massachusetts IA
n 9miStopresidenta. Nomlnace
fIiardingova Jest zajimavou ze-
iHi6na tim, ze V predkonvenc-
nina zapase nehral zadnou vel
kou ulohu. Ami We SVEN domov-
skem state nepodarilo Sc mu
xiskati, vsecnny delegaty do
narodni. konvence. v neihdna-
= t6jsim okresu tohoto statu, V
s,enlz lezi mesto Cleveland,
! ~--szr-.ssssssse slsiossti Voodo n.
" m6sicich predchazejleich
narodni konvenci pozornost
verejnosti byla obracena hlay-
ne ma Wooda Il Johnsona. IT.
to jezdili krlzem krazem po
cele zemi, mluvili l. obrovskym
shromazd6nim, oba nell haba-
del dukazu, re cid Jest nj
mi", ale kdyz nadesel ten roz-
hodny den, konvence, shiedali,
re neni mimi v6tsina delegatu
tax odzvon6no neslaVne jich
nadejim . asbiraeim.
ZnamV roz&ireny tydennik
Literary Digest" usporadal
tain6 referendum, rozeslav
hlasovac1 listky ma nekolik
millionu volicu a opet Sc uka-
zalo, re temi neisilneiSimi- kan
didaty V Ida jsou Wood a
johnson a hned po Mich Hoo
yer, z nichz kaIdy dostal ko-
lem 100000 hlasu, nez V kon-
venci zmohl sc Hoover nejVice
as ma pul tuctu hlasu a Wood
Johnson 10 prohrali hned V
rrvni den hlasovani.
Konvence, V niz zasedalo a
nj ne tisic osob, uznala, re le-
pc tomu rozumi, co Jest pro
lid dobre a tax nominovala
kandidaty, ne2 Sc lid zrovna
nnoho neza imal a S nimiZ Sc
musi nyni trochu jaksi sezna-
lnovati.
Zdali bUde spokoien ten
I'D, ktery volal "hura" Woo.
dovi a Johnsonovi, neni dosuo
zcela iisto, We chyili co tytC
iadky piseme. CO Sc p. Woods
ttce, ten jake dobrT vojak !
hned podrobil sc discipline
strany nebude d6lati iadnol
revoluci. ale Johnson. ten 81
dosud hneva jako Achilles VI
stanu SVEN a nechtell bYchon
&c sazeti, ze bude hlasovat
pro navrlence sVe strany. TIE
ba dospeje k presvedcenl, IL
byla by to spatna politika kra
Geti V slepejlch Theodore Roo
seyelta r. 1912, TO vSak ieSt'
neznamena, re nebude pol
liny listek krone stran repu
blikanske, demokraticke SO
cialistlcke.
Asi pred pul roikenl sorgani
soval Sc tax zvany "vybor city
riceti osmi' poimenovan'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-16
POZNAIMKY K SOUCASNYM
UDALOSTEM.

die toho, re kazdy Z Jednotll-
yych statu Jest mem zastou-
pen jednim tlenem - a tyz
brave oznamuje. svolani kon-
Vence do Chicago ma den 10.
Gervence a tam nejspiSe bude
utVorena nova strana a navrze-
nj kandidati pro ufady presl-
Genta, mistopresidenta. To by
ovSem neznamenalo Oslabenl re
publikansk6 strany, jako V +.
1912, kdy odStepencl byll z
Velke vetsiny republikany. Ta-
to nova strana rekrutovala by
sve stoupence Z obou yelkych
.stean 1idi pobrokovSch nazo-
sfaf. pfo nsa psSk aaeialismus
jest Drills silny a "neamericky'
a jest dosti pravd6podobno, re
strana demokraticka by utrp6-
La steine. nell vice nezli stra-
ma republikanska. Jedin6 teh-
dy, kdyby nova strana Sc pro
hlasila "a dedice 'idei Roose-
veltovych", kdyby Roosevelto-
vi stranlci Sc V nj SouStredlll,
Chrozovala by vazh6 vyhlidky
lepublikanske strany. Ia dedl-
! ce "idei Rooseveitovych" pro-
hlaSen byl gen. Wood - meZi
reihorlivejSimi ieho fedrova-
tell byla sestra RooseVeltova a
! ieho syn - a jest jisto, re pra-
tele Rooseveltovi t6zce nesou
! Woodovu porazku V narodni
EOnVenci.
Il j.
Navrzeni Hardinga ma list
ku republikanskem posiliio Wy
hlidky guvernera Coke, jen2
sc uchaZi nominaci ma listku
! demokraIc KEN. Svoii oblibu Y
| Ohio n6kolikrat osv6d6il a pra.
Vi Sc, ze snad jediny mohl by
ziskati Ohio pro demokrati.
ckou stranu, stat ktery jest ia.
roVen domovem republican
Skeho kandidata. Cox tei
mel by dobrcu vyhlidku w
hIati We statech New lorl1u &
! Jersey a to mohlo by zname
nat; dnmokratick6 vitezstvi.
Jak 2namo Cox, treba IL
nejdc TAX daIeko jako guy
New JERSEY Edwards - jeni
pred neivySSim soudem Spoie
nych Statd ltocii ma ustavnos
prohioi6niho dodatku - jes
pro hberalni vyklad Volstea
dova yymahaciho zakona
Ikr&tka, Jest pro doyoleni pi
) va "A lehkych vim.
X vuli tomu, stejne iak'
Edwards, dan byl p. Bryanen
na ccrnou iistinu a jeho yyhlid
: ky V narodni konyenci demo
, kraticle, iez sejde Sc V Sal
Francisku %. cervna, budou
prinlem pom6ru ku vlivu 7
BrTana tamtez Zdali Brya
/ bude tam tax velikym svetler
: iako V konvenci Baltimorsk,
: tn ovsem schvalen bude prob
bicni dodatek ] Nolsteadnv w
: mahaci Zakon a na te such
: platform9 non1inovan such
kandidat. To by ovsem neby
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
DONATION DAY FOR
HOME FOR AGED

Who is il that does not Xix" TO 90
home TO rest after the days work -
done.
How fortunate we are to have plac 9
We can call home.
For those who arc less fortunate than
ves there has been PROVIDED a shelter
and resting place called "Homc"-made
bright because Of many who are inter-
! cstcd in those who live there.
Every one may have part in ms
! and on Thursday. May eth. al IN" cor
uer OF Thirteenth and JHtob streets:
; come and contribute to the pleasure OF
! this day. r.x,,
| The things most needed are: Table
| linen. bed linen. bed spreads. groceries
! (sugar. soap. flour. relies. canned lrult'
! yegclablcS) money etc.
| Everybody IS welcome and ASKED 20
, help with making this a success.
! 4 program afternoon AM evening. ltc-
! freShmentS for sale
| Those taking part N evening program
/ are: MeSdamcs f. w. Stifel, S. NJ. Moves,
| r. NJ. Archer and r. Faris; Miss Man
smith: Elmer Hoclzlc, Bernard Schalcr.
| A. Taylor. ). BAUM, Oliver Edwards
! Graham Marsh,
Aftcrnoon-Misscs Irene Huggar. Bee
" Rcnnctt, Eloise Dawson, Helen Nc
/ Cullcy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
RED CROSS IN
NEW QUARTERS
WHEELING CHAPTER TAKES AUDI
TORIUM IN ODD FELLOWS
BUILDING.
Mrs. Susan B. Cooke Succeeds Mrs. Bar
ton In Charge Of Home Ser
vice Section.

The Wheeling Chapter of the Amer
can Red Cross have moved into the new
home In the auditorium Of the odd Eel
lows building, Twelfth and Chapline
streets whore Mrs. Susan b. Cooke ana
Mrs. r. ]. Billiard are in charge. Mrs
Cooke has succeeded Mrs. Neil Barton IN
charge Of the Home Service Section, IN
which work she is being assisted by
Mrs. Bullard until the further appoint
mcnt of others TO assist in the work.
this matter being. still in the hands OF
the committee.
Tho hall IL being arranged into rooms
for the carrying on of different scctio
of tho work. partitions having been
erected for that purpose. In the first
section of the hail nearest the stage, the
classes in home nursing are being con
Quoted. The second room will be used
as a sort of reception room and the thirL
for home nursing sections. AT the rear
of the hall one or two small rooms Will
serve as excellent space for examination
Of boys applying to tho Home Service
for aid.
Classes in home nursing will continue
rs before. Mrs. Billiard and Mrs. Cooke
Stln directing them. The majority or
classes will finish some time In June:
after which the work will be continued
through the rural districts during the
summer, in the places which il was I'M
possible 10 reach during the winter
months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
200 LUTHERAN men
WILL Be DELEGATES
Annual Mons Missionary Conference
Of Ohio Joint Synod at St. James
May 26-26.

Two hundred delegates arc expected
from outside Of Wheeling at the eleV-
enth annual mems missionary confer
ence Of congregations Of the Ohio Joint
synod, to be held at st. James Luther-
an church Tuesday and Wednesday,
May 25 and 70. The conference t,a meets st.
James brotherhood. The delegates
will come from points as far ives, AS
Chicago and as far east as New
York city The sessions will open on
May 95 at 1:SO p. m, and will close
Wednesday night. May %.
Meals will be served To all the dele
gates free of charge by the Woman S
Missionary society and the Sewing c,r,
Gle Of the church. and the visitors will
he given lodging in the homes or the
members of St. James.
The program Of the conference. which
will be published shortly, will be filled
with missionary topics. One of the
star attractions will be Dr. j. Camp
hell White, of New York, who will de-
liver an address Wednesday evening.
All the sessions will he held in IN"
church auditorium, and the pubic III
general are cordially invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
D. A. R. ELECT

Yesterday afternoons meeting ~ the
Daughters Il the American Revolution
was featured by the election of officers,
The following members We're chosen I"
represent the interest Of the local chap
ter during the year:
rcgcnt-Mrs. Milton LorinG: secretary
Mrs. Roy c. Darby; treasurer-Miss
Adelaide Shockcy; rcgistrar-Mrs. II,
n. pobson: historian-Mrs: blanche
Stcenrod: chapla'n-Mrs. Walter +"
Schuctte. The board Of directors was
chosen as follows: Mrs. ]. b. Garden.
Mrs. Robert J. Reed and Mrs. Paul o.
RnNman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
IRE Taylor 7HOROfARE
WHEELING DOCTORS
At STATE MEETING
DR.. Robert ]. Reed, DR.. p. L. Hupp And
DR.. A. J. Nooms address Parters-
burg Gathering

The surgical section Of tho West Nir-
Einia state Medical association opened
yesterday afternoon Al FarkersburE. All
day Tuesday and yesterday afternoon
were devoted to medical discussions.
One OF tho most important addresses
Of the session was made yesterday af-
tcrnoon by nT. Robert i. Reed ot this
city. who spoke on "freop"ratiro LOCAL.
cation Of the Acute Appendix. DIR.
Reed is regarded rs one of West Eir-
ginia's most expert surgeons in regard
TO abdominal operations.
nr. Reed Will divide the time or th"
convention applied to appendiccal opcr-
alton with Or. Frank LcMoyne Hupp.
nlso of this city. who speaks on Fur
Their Observations Upon Abdominal
Drainage" DR.. Hupp al$o speaks at the
public surgical session today upon treat
mcnt of cancer. while Or. A. j. Noomc.
Of Wheeling, spoke at the general ses-
sion which closes the convention this
afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
BOY SCOUT NOTES

PostaIs were sent out yesterday After
noon from Boy Scout headquarters an
nouncing an important meeting FOR
TUESDAY evening. May 25 at 40 o'clock.
All scout masters are requested 10 be
present to assist in planning the big
field meet on June 18th. Members Of
the Court Of Honor Will also be present
ar which time So merit badges will be
riven to boys who have passed their ca
aminations.
A meeting Of the drum and huC'c
corps Of the Wheeling Council Of Boy
Scouts was held last evening. All are
greatly interested In the summer camp
and big field meet.
This evening at tho Warwo"d Presby-
terrain church will be held a meeting in
connection with the completing OF the
organization Of new troop. Great en-
thusiasm Is being taken by the boys Of
this church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
vERNE SWAIN EXCURSION
COMPANY RECORDS CHARTER

The incorporation certificate for the
Verne Swain Excursion company WAS
filed yesterday In the office Of the clerk
O fcounty court. The company. which
ia COMPOSED entirely Of Wheeling men.
il Incorporated for sJ0O00 for the pur-
pose OF buying. selling. building and
operating river steamers. Its principal
place Of business will be at 1852 Market
street. $500 worth OF stock has been
sold.
Tho incorrorators Of the now COM
pany arc: J. J. Stoehr. +. r. Stillw"l'.
Fred Hcrrhrook. n. {. Donnelly and
Fred Maury. The company owns the
excursion steamer Verne SWAIN.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-07-30
AMERICAS CUP
REMAINS HERE
,rrrNpER REsoLUTE. D DEFEAis 5lcH
OsI OseIEAMROCK w IN LAST kAoH
ol Left Behind as America
sloop Sails Away tom to rms"

Aboard Steam Yacht W. vlctonso' asso'
1,,i1 81 0S7.-(By Wireless to Inc d,.rv A but
eafsd sS : x:5 am rss ys'z gs z'55S Tsos;
Jin ;n+on's o remark as Resolu5e aefesfed efosfe
thp h,p'G line of victor today ana ue ,nt to
the tSe Irish IRIS baronet's fourth attempt "
eap1Hts We all H. did our bestskpperbi hpTs besn aa
sgasE @a5 nd ssd *S SIR 6@7S Thomas
said. ,+oa throughout
with the greatest fairness ana "a SPo,o am
Wa noanshin hi: bv the Americans ana aai an
5%ans"Ip 5nh;ns home M ' the very best memories
oi 81 sI', shall wait till next year TO aaae glre
some one else a chance to chsnenge cha1t
s0%e snd them osle ! Shall rechalienge myself. ysd
ana ~ imrN have no excuses to offer. ReSo, IS .
5u+e IS the better boat addeo 'he
Irish sportsman.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-07-30
TWICE LAST YEARS
SURPLUS OF WHEAT
OVER 100 MILLION BUSHELS
CARRIED OVER.
The Wheat Crop of Last Year Was
+ Whopper and Lots of 1t is Saw
ed Over to 1920.

Washington, July 2s.-Wheat
from last years crop carried over
into 1920 totalled 109,3lS,O0O bush
els on July 1, compared with 49,
$4,000 bushels of the 1918 crop on
hand the corresponding day last year
said an announcement today by the
department Of agriculture.
Stocks on farms, in country mills
and elevators. and in points of large
accumulation all showed an increase
over 1919 totals. This year farmers
held 47,756,00O bushels, against w.
261,OoO bushels in 1919, the hgure
perhaps rejecting disturbed trans
portation conditions during the past
year. At the larger central storage
points this year the department
found 24.574,OOO bushels, against g.
$4,000 in the same places on July
/. 1919. In country mills and eleva-
tors this year there are 36,9SS.OoO
bushels, while in 1919, there were
19.768,000.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-07-30
THE COUNTY CAMPAIGN
RESUMES NEXT TUESDAY

The first county campaign meeting
under the direction of the executive
committee was held at Newberry on
June %.
The campaign will be resumed
next Tuesday with the meeting at
Pomaria. The meeting will be called
to order by Chairman J. B. Hunter
promptly at 1890 o'clock in the
morning at the grove at Pomaria.
The first candidates to speak will be
those for the legislature, followed by
the candidates for superintendent Of
education and then the candidates
for the senate and others that may
desire to talk.
It is the purpose Of the chairman
to conclude the speaking by the reg
ular candidates before the noon hour
and before any recess for dinner. IN
other words the speaking will pro-
ceed without interruption until the
candidates have concluded and then
Chairman Hunter will adjourn his
meeting and if there are any others
present who may desire to speak
they will be given the opportunity
to do so.
The other meetings in the New
berry campaign are as follows:
Chappells, Tuesday, August 10,
1880 a. m.
Whitmire, Tuesday, August II,
$50 p. m.
Young's Grove, Friday, August 20,
1890 a. m.
Willowbrook Park, Saturday, Au-
gust %, $50 p. m.
The candidates for congress and
solicitor will speak at Newberry next
Wednesday morning and that night
at Whitmire.
The candidates for state offices
will speak at Newberry in the court
house on Friday, August 27, at II
a. m.
The first primary election will be
held on Tuesday, August 81, the very
last day Of the month.
The election on the bond question
is to be held on the Oath Of August If
it is ordered by the supervisor and
we understand that he is going to
order the election.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-07-30
mo ADVANCE NOTICE
GOV. COX'S SPEECH
NOMINEE DICTATES SPEECH
ALL DAY.
While Some of Governors Views
Are Patent, Speech Will Be Held
in Secrecy.

DAYTON, July 2S.-An all day
stretch debating to his secretary his
address for August z accepting the
Democratic presidential nomination
was the exclusive formidable affair
today before Governor Cox. It was
the first day since his nomination
that his engagement list was blank.
Installments of the address We're
to begin going to the governors
print Shop today, with arrangements
for strict secrecy. The governor has
stated that he desires to have his
address Give copy" in it's news fea-
lures as delivered August Z, without
being discounted by advance state
ments.
While some of his main subjects,
like the league of nations, industrial
affairs, campaign contributions and
others are patent, the governor IS
keeping close counsel regarding their
details. Also he has yet given no
intimation whether he would discuss
prohibition questions in the address.
With the party platform silent on
,, prohibition, friends Of the governor
who have been associated with him
,, for years express the belief that he
will not mention it in the speech Of
acceptance, but that, with what they
say is characteristic fearlessness, he
will have no hesitation in discussing
the subject in his campaign speeches.
Because of his newspaper training,
the governor was reported today to
be making fast work of his address.
But he is exercising great care, as
indicated by composition of a few Of
the main subjects in pencil. Length
of the address was today said to be
still problematical.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-07-30
DOLLAR DEMOCRACY
PLEASES NOMINEE
COX WRITES LET
TER TO JOE SPARKS.
Candidate for Presidency Says This
is Proper Idea and Will
Win.

The State, 9th.
The dollar Democracy campaign
in South Carolina has received the
Endorsement of James NJ. Cox Of
Ohio, Democratic candidate for the
presidency.
The Ohio governor, who was nonli-
mated at the San Francisco conven-
ton, has indorsed the movement in
South Carolina in letter ton Joe
Sparks, financial director OF the cam
paign to raise a great popular fund.
Governor Cox in his letter congrat-
ulates South Carolina Democracy up
on their start.
The letter of Governor Cox to Mr..
Sparks follows:
"This is acknowledgment of your
letter of July 10. | am glad to know
that the Democrats of South Carolina
have thus early started with the mil
liant spirit, which will Win.
"Let me congratulate you upon
your slogan of Dollar Democracy.
We want the public to know where
every dollar of campaign fund comes
from and where it goes, and later
challenge comparison with the enemy
with a result not to his advantage.
''The use of a campaign fund
which comes from sources unknown
and in amounts so vast as to be un-
believable, such as employed by our
adversary, is not good for American
institutions.
The campaign in South Carolina
to raise funds for the support of the
national campaign is shaping up
rapidly. Money is being received
from many sections of the state.
The county Democratic chairmen
have begun to appoint solicitors and
it will not be many days before sew
eral hundred dollars will be received
each day. 1t is the plan to secure
as much as 81 from each Democrat
in South Carolina.
'The dollar campaign said Mr.:
Sparks, "meets with the approval OF
the national Democratic leader and
there should be no hesitancy in CIV
ing on the part of the South Carolina
Democracy.