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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-21

h hsh and game commissioners of
the state Of Maine state in thair annual
report that caribou are fast disappear
ang,; that moose. OF which q. large num-
Der nave been killed this year, are be-
coming scarce. and THAT. willis there is
no fasa rszeF- eesssar Ia II E=Tf1sIs5l Of
deer, at least 10000 CT thes animals
l1aye been killed this year. . RIaine
- sGffS ris5Tr tffpt
siaH ptaae restraint upon tk4 .struc-
ton Of game in that state.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-21
And the Wind Had a Pain.
Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press.
The wind swept a cloud Of dust about
them as they turned into Mama ave-
nue..
did you get any dust in your eyes,
darl1nSP" he asked, fondly holding her
closely to him, as though to keep the
too eager wind away.
Yes" she murmured, hunting for
her handkerchief.
(which eye, dearest?"
y right one love. Did you get
ANYTHING in yQurs?" she asked, nx-
fensly, seeing his handkerchief appear.
Yes, darling"
Which eye,d earest?"
The right one. love-
How sweet" she exclaimed, with a
= light glowing in her we'll eye. "Do
you suppose, dearest heart, that it
could hayesbeen part of theaeame piece.
OF dust that got in your eye arling?'
Il hope It was" he said, beaming;
with one eye and wiping the other.
..Wonldn,t it he sweet, aea.?,
Wouldn't it. love?,
And the wind howled around the cor
ner as though it were in pain, and from
the house three doors below a dentists
sign fell Off into the street.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-21

Puck.
ls.ainIial,5eTnny, when you feel an
EsY noisld q ne. sa..nAZ4..s
koIs 5eN anything Or so anvEhIDe
phhhy-Bat ;ttalseS too long.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-21
Lady Rcsalean Marjoribank..

Lady Rosalsan Marioribank..
daughter OF Lord Queedmonth. Il
oere OF the most popular Of Enr.
9nd's younger peeresses. She Z.
also n OF England's most beauti.
4ul young women,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15

Mar.nn. ohio. July Ex-senator Har,
,nr n 4 statcmcu; tonight. resented
What hc characterized a. persistent
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80 TN" kpupl'tto
iAArt>'S attitude toward woman S"HraG',
and asa.d 10 that party belongs the 'r'u'.
fr- that reform ever naNLnS " 'ha"'' VI
success.
Hr dcpior"d. however. efforts !" MAX"
r1lit,cal capital out Of the situation and
aid hn hoped ratification would d. hC'
compli.hcd before NoV"nh"r. no matter
whether a Democratic ar E"puohcan
Sat" ySas IN" thIrty-SiNth 10 approve inc
suffrage anne ndmCnt.
Even If pcmocrati" stat" Shaii
finish the busln, So thc record Will >i!!
show that twcnty-nrne K"puhIlcan ana
seven Democa,c states made up the ron
of honor" Snatnr Harding said, Ihat
Is good enough for us.
Repubncan Record.
My pati"uC" - S"r"ty t">'ed S"n''
times uN" tn" persistent miSrePfcS'nta-
ttonS of the Republican party. us state
governors and legislatures. III TINS mat
,,r of wnn,an's suffrage Whether II
emanatrd (rom mere mischief hkhcrS or
from partisan desires. | cannot hetp re-
,"ntln. IT W. must insist on HAVING
TAR Treatment OF tn" party "ith"ut
" hose persistent support th' great 80
form would never hav" had n chanc" "f
success.
a Republican sena;" and E"puou
rar house submitted tho constitutions!
amendment (" equal suffrage y Demo
crate s"nat" had PREVIOUSLY reuse" !.
submit IT. T~enty-nlne Hepuhl!ran and
Six Domocratic states have ratii"d IT,
.Ea1 Denocratie states have rejected
the ratification resolution, and anothfr
Louisiana has luSt refused to give II
consideration ono Republican STATE -
nus, rne. p~lawar-has rejected It. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
WOMEN'S PARTY TO SERVE ULT|MATUM
ONCOX TOFORCE "SUFF" RATIFICATION

columbus, ohio. July lt.-;ovcrnor
James NJ cox. the Democratic nominee
for president. today iircd the first vol.
icy ot The campaign at his Republican
opponent. Senator Harding, announced
definitely that his official notification
will be held at Trails End. Dayton.
and stated that the Democratic natIona!
committee Will meet III columbus. July
90. instead OF IN Dayton. as was prev
louSly intimated
In his first Official stat"m"n;. N an
>w"r 10 Senator llardlngs : charge that
tn" administration NJ Washington has
sadd,ch tn" League Of Nations upon
him as Ia" Chlci campaign issue. tn"
governor declared that his own cam:
ptt@m will b" dedicated TO lh' task vt
hrIng!ng about peace with honor. or
r"adjuSting IN" affairs Of CIVILIZATION,
and 20 ,r"aung \ new day out OF Nhlch
". viii make N" best Of the lessons OF
the part
May Delegate Cummings
In connection with tn" selection OF
4 permanent campaign manager whiIh
will bc one OF the chief duties oi tho
ma tional committee when il meets here
July ~ Governor Cox today would rN-
press no preference. He would not
stat" whether +. II Moore. his pre-
convention campaign manager WOULD
acc"p, the position. but when the name
Of Chairman Cummings was mentioned
Nigh, insist that h" would b" Of NOR"
use N mo campaign as a speaker man
as manager and decide that Mr.. tNm-
winEs should take the stump.
Mrs. Iamcs Rector. Of Columbus.
chairman OF tho Ohio orap"n Or the ma
tICnal uomans nari!. called on tho GOV
crnor to arrange further details OF tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
JUDGE W|LES
|S.EXONERATED

charleston W. Va. July II Chair
man O.. 4 G " ilcs Of IN" puhlj s"rN-
irc commits ION lun.Sh, issued = state
mrnt with rC:crcnv" - tn" action ot
tho circuit court Of MlnSu county IN
dl> missing rha indictment recently re-
stating that 'Ih" facts alleged IN IN"
said indictment = true. constitute no
onens" aGa!usl any "C the laws Of IN"
state"
iudg" W:.os statement reads:
Il am convinced that no denial or
explanation is necessary to rcaSSure my
friends that III" charges that have been
iciously false. Fortunately ii ~ not
necessary 10 accept or reply upon my
unsupported word The court has said
in no uncertain terms that tho facts
charged IN the indictment, even n true,
constitute no OncnSa or violation or IN"
law. This surely should be sufficient
10 forever set at rest the shameful
fa,Schoods that have had such promin,
en- plac" IN some Of the newspapers OF
tho state.
The statement that | sought TO brie"
a deputy sheriff to resign or TO do or
refrain from doing amy act in any man,
ucr directly or indirectly connected
with his orririal duty is wilfully and
meuciously fals". mn. outrageous and
and d"cency should inpcf,aFS paprrs
publishing such reports "a promptly
and vigorously make acknowledgement
Of The error
u realize that full r"S',tution and
reparatlon can never ho mad" bui !
RELY upon the press - do me- justice
and a~sis, IN sitting tho voic" of cal.
umnl and SANDER tha, would hlacken
my character and destroy my Good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
Profiteering Violations Of the
Lever Act Charged Follow
ing Investigations By De-
partment of Justice

Huntington. w. Va, July H.
warrants charging hundreds OF
southern West Virginia coal opera
tors with violation Of the Lever act
will bo issued tomorrow morning as
J. result of three weeks investtga-
ton Of tho coal industry which has
tuat been concluded by A. Z. Hayes
special agent of tho burean OF fnVes-
legations Of the atorney-genera4
department
Hayes, who has hoen IN Hunting
ION several days In connection with
the inyesttgation- would make NO fur-
xher statorn eMt tonight except TO ad-
init that the inveshg alton virtually
has been concluded and that he womb
present mass OF evidence before
federal oor1rniSBtcner IN Charleston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
Wife Guards Body Until
Arrival of Posse Victim
Formerly Employed By
Coal Company-His Home
Burned Down Last Week

RluNf3c,d. ". VI. July lt--R II
HatCI"ld \ deputy sheriff Of Mcdowell
""unty va -h". and Killed from am
bush n"A- ITn'h,r, W Va. early TO
ulEn,.
\ po<~co ~ county officers headed
ny Sh,r;CC pani"is. o.! NcD"Wcli ""un-
~. went ~ Panther immediately fol-
loving III" Shr"i;u-
Earlr reports Of tn" shooting stated
tina IN" body nf Hatfield was found on
tho railroad right "f wal hy ;rarn
crow Nat,,id's wife Watched over In"
hudy until ,hr arrival II sheriff lan-
lclS and tho p"sS"
Hatfrrld Nas formerly employed by
coal company a. War EaE'c. in Mlnco
county and ahoU' two weeks aC" was
sworn IN HS deputy sheriff OF Nc
lowell county since hrcomlrc an "f-
fcc- y" had established headquarters
a. Panther. near n" MCDow"ll-M Ming"
rro \ w""H ago his hom" At War
F..lc Wa destroyed by fi-"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15

proposed meeting Of representative Of
the womans party with the Governor
Friday afternoon Before comforting
with the Governor. Mrs. Rector inti-.
mated 10 newspaper representatives.
that the women expect 10 state plainly
to the Democratic nominee that unless
h- uses his Influence to have another
Democratic state. Tennessee or North
Carolina. ratify III" federal suffrage
tn" opposition OF seventeen million Wo-
men during the campaign.
Convtcts Congratulate
Among other callers on the Governor
today wrr. four life prisoners from
the state pcniientiary who are trus-
iirS" and came tO the capitol without
guard They presented memorial 10
thu Governor asking him TO pay them
ing chapel service AS upon previous
occasions.' and congratulating him up.
on his nomination The Governor said
he probably Will attend the chapel serv-
ice at the pcnitcntIary Sunday morning,
July 2j.
The memorial expressed deep appre-
citation for the interest the Governor
has taken in the prisoners. declaring
The prisoners feel YOU arc the only
Governor who has the right conception
OF A prison. for in Ohio II Is not
plac" for punishment. it is homo for
reform
Walter +. Brown, Of Toledo. Repu6-
ICar candidatC for the Senatorial mem
nation 20 succeed Senator Harding ~
one Of the Senator's floor managers at
the Chicago convention. Also called on
ne governor today to extend congratu-
latIons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
DEPUTY SHERIFF HATFIELD IS
SHOT AND SLAIN FROM AMBUSH
Will Fix Time and
Place Of Convention

Parkersburg. W. Va. July lt--At its
meeting here July %. tho Republican
state committee will ntfe" an organi-
cation And decide upon IN" time and
place Of holding IN" state Judicial and
platform convention.
Matters of greater Importance. how
ever. arc expected To come up bcfor" the
committee under isC"llancouS business.
the principal thing hcinE \ demand by
ono element OF tho party that the COM
m'ttcr take up and investigate these
charges ~ fraud IN thr late primary
made by Samuel r. Montgomery who
was defeated on the face OF tn" returns
for :he Republican nomination for gov
"rnor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
RACE RESULT
HANGING FIRE
REIMBURSEMENT FOR :.
SHAMROCK AWARDED
Race Committee Awards
Resolute Handicap of :.
7 Minutes, IS Seconds /

New York. July l4.-Time allowance.
a vital factor TO any yachtsman, assun-
ed added importance tonight. on tne
eve of the first Americas Cup race OF
1920. when II was learned that In tnS
event of close finish tomorrow, tns
winner might not be known before FIJI
day. ,....
that Shamrock ". Sir Thomas Ltptons
mystery sloop." must give Resolute:
American defender a handicap OF seven
minutes and fifteen seconds. BECAUSE OF
the challengers greater spread Oh cAn-
vass. was coupled with another an,
nouncemcnt that the committee had
granted a request by the Irish yachte.
mans forces for re-measurement OF
certain OF the Shamrock's sails. >
Result Kangs 1trS
As il was impossible to put her can.
vas under tape today. and the yacht5
the he work may not be done before Fn-
day. day Of rest for the, yachting
iITs, Therefore. should the result Of
iomorrow's contest hang on seconds. the
rival crews must remain In su1pense
until Friday At least. for any chanGA
linz ALLOWANCE. This change, how
ever. would be only few seconds. &C.
cording TO H. de p. Parsons. chairman
Of tn" race committee who addsd tnss M
Judges decision was almost negligible.
Larrsr Than Expsetsd
ToniShts announcement OF the time
allowance was made as soon as nnal nB.
urcs on the measurements OF the two
yachts were reported 10 the committee
NV official SURVEYORS The tentative
handicap was an upset, 10 experts who
had predicted that six minutes or SIX
minutes and a half would be about the
figure
Of the American boat is that Shamfoce
carries approximately 1900 square tect
more canva. than her rival. which gives
her decided advantage in boat lot
hoat comparison
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
COALTER NOMINATED;
SUTHERLAND PLURALITY
IN THE STATE 1851

Charleston. w. Va. July 1i.-com-
plctr returns in the Republican presi"
dcntial race at the May primary wers
received today at the Office OF the sec.
retary Of state. when Raleigh county
since tho date OF the primary.
The totals are: Sutherland: s?lll;
Wood. 53.490: william Grant Webster.
New York. 4.129; ard Louis A. Baird
ParkcrsburG. 755. Sutherlands plurah-
". S6Sl.
The return. from Raleigh couRittl
showed that Senator Carl c. CoalteT
received a ma jority in the Seventh diS-
Ir;rt Of 81 for denomination 10 the OF
&C., nf e.arc senator. The totals for the
district in this district arc: c. G.
C"aItcr. Hintos 3Sl5: W. W. wilkes.
BcckIey. :.75t, and Charles J.. Hcabe"-
lin, BerklcY. 1857.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
UPON
NINE Triple
MINE DISORDER IN
MINGO MINE FIELD
Firing Of Shots From Ambush
Followed by Sending Of
Posse TO the Scene

Williamson. W. Va. July lI--TcrsonS
concealed in the dense mudcrEr"wth or
the mountains on tn" Nest Virginia
side Of Tug river. i've miIr> north nf
here today attacked the tIpplo Of the
Rordcrland coal company ."u the Ken
tu.ky side The hr" was returned By
mon ON guard at tho mine which is IN
tho MIn9o sIrik" district. Reports re-
""ivcd lat" this afternoon said there
had h""u no casualties
\ posse was quickly "rEhnlH'd hE
MIngu county authorities. and hurr'!
to IN" seen" Of the hchi!nE Flood
hounds w"r" taken should u h"""m"
to trail In" attacking party
through the woods.
ROrdrrland Was IN" scene of similar
attack last week. shots having been
nr~d over IN" little villaS" ON IN" W"Nt
Virginia sIuc into the coal tpr!c htSn
up on IN" Kentucky mountain.
OIhcr pHrtS Of thu Ming" county h"ih
whore miners arc striking to "nforc"
recognition Of tn" union, w"r" sand by
the authuriti"S ~ bc quiet.
Eluchcld. W. Va. July L-Further
disorders nrc reported at williamson
tonight about : o'clock tonight when
forty shots wrr" nrcd Mt n" l."Ckie "p-
crationS "u tn" k"UturkH sd" Of the
rug river.
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GEORGE R, c, WILES
NOW ExONERATED

Williamson. ". Va. July IS .-';""r+"
= = Wilos. member ot the West Nlr-
-, public service commission wh
Ca. 7 indicted BY the special grand jury
r.bi,.L recently Investigated IN" Mat.
Van troubles wasN cleared on, unlawful
action In court here TO-DAY. when judge
,nd.,.,nrnt nl"d hl Mr.. WilHs' counsel
Iudgo Dam"ron held tha, "vCn though
3D., ,II.ratinuS contained ~ N" lndict-
mcnt should prov" tn b" tTur. th"H nsn
no, constitute an cffensS against IN"
rars nr West Virginia. Wt,"S MS
,.harrcd with off"rinG money (" J. T.
W-chh dcnpry sheriff. 10 b. used in in
during min organizers I" leave MihS'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
WEISENCOFF CASE
TO JURY SATURDAY
- The Iorcllicsncor.

SporIaI - The I0tClilS'nc"r.
Pct"rShurr. ". Va lu'N lt-Th"
second dal "f IN" new trial "' I'i"r
WriScnsnCf former sainonk"cpcr "f
WcStcrnnort. Md. charged with the mur-
der OF Sheriff Donald =. DAVIS of k"N
snr n. PIEDMONT NO years age brought
uut TO-DAY about IN" sam" testimony ~
on The, tirSt trial Ht kcNscr shortly HI-
tcr In" tragedy. when N"!S"n%"t' wt'
convicted of second degree murder.
The state announces that u Will uniSh
It's testimony tomorrow. The d"i"nS'
mas about twenty witnesses. II = ~
pee, Cd the cas-" Will reach IN" jury sat
lurdaE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
PREPARE PLANS TO
RELIEVE SITUATION

New York July li.-Sub-committess
to consider plans to relieve the coal
shortage throughout the Initeo STATES
by a redistribution Of cars TO the soft
coal mines. were appointed at CONFER
cnce here today OF bituminous mine
operators and railroad executives: Gen.
eral plans only were discussed today ana
details will he left 10 the suo-commit-
tees which will meet tomorrow.
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Tn" German delegation will r" r"-
QucsiHd 10 meet IN" allies at noon to-
morrow. TIL Germans VI! lh"n b"
asked Il they Viii give ,%.0ho."h tons.
n they reply IN -" ncCa'l}" they VIII
PC informed tha, the Ruar VII bc "c-
rupicd Friday.
This was n day o. tense emotions
among the delegates to the conference.
though outHardly all was calm. The
day passed without official communist
tion between tho Germans and allies
cXcrp; for AN informal meeting be-
tween Premier Lloyd George and l'r.
Simons. the German foreign secretary.
While the allied prcm'crs were meet
ing at Villa FrSineuSe, the Germans
held series ~ cabinet meetings AZ
Chancellor Fehrcnhnch'S villa. Two
mites distant Efforts were made dur
ing the day 10 resume contact. pr.
SrnonS asked NJ Lloyd George 70 re
c",N" him. and the British prime minis
ter consented aft"- consulting with tn"
French Premier VI. MIlicraHd.
The German secretary had an hours
r,a:a ;alk WIN Lloyd George. who
asaln told him frankly that III" allies
CoS'd GO NO farther than they had al.
ready done in reducing tn" terms or
coal delivery. nam"l, 2."c".o"" tons
monthly
CIVIL war. or Invasion.
Dr SIMON repeated his contention
deliver the amount demanded.
After comforting with Premier Lloyd
George. nc said that what the allies
were insisting upon means FOG my
country either civil war or invasion.
ON MS return 10 the Fchrenbach villa.
time with the chancellor. after which
tho chancellor called meeting Of IN"
.rabInc: with AL the experts present.
The meeting Was described as extreme
~ animated with wild" differences OF
opinion Immediately afterward. III"
German ministers dt!lbcratcd for Your
hours.
Nothing to Announce.
\: 10 o'clock tonight In" German
rah.rc. was holding its third meeting
Of the day. Or. SimonS. wh" vas 10
have received the German press repre-
~enra;iNcS this evening. sent word that
he had nothing To announce. One or
tho principal and most influential or
tho German experts said the situation
was Sravc. and that il looked as though
the allies would occupy the Euhr.
II the occupation OF the Ruhr takes
place. 1t will be carried out by SIX d,y,,
Sons. three French. two British and
onr Belgian. Every military prcpara-
on has been made 20 this end.
irsm,c- MUicrand called on Premier
I.iovd George about 70 o'clock to-niEh;
and ;h"y hld n long conversation TO-.
ge,hcr.
NJ Mjlierand had tho French journal
lists - dinner. bat declined I" say
word about IN" situation. official do
val - made Of report that rr. 81
mons had raised the German offer "r
coal N his talk with Premier Lloyd
Gicors" to l.Soo.Noo tons monthly
Ficld Marsha, SIR Henry n. Wilson,
chief ~ tn" Imperial British staff. ar
rived here tonight. Marshal f""h or
France also IS on the ground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
AHr1.LA PoLLETTE NAN
ENDORSED PoE 0oVx1No1

Madison. Wis. July 1.-THE Repub,
lican state conference today endorsed
Colonel Gilbert Seaman. OF Milwaukee
for Governor, after Governor +. y.
Philip had refused unconditionally TO
make the race for fourth time
EnIoncI Seaman served throughout
The world war with the ihirty-second d.
vision and has long heen identified win
Republican politics in the state. he IL
A leader in the anti-La Toilette ranks.
The conference endorsed Harding an9
Coolidge and placed light wine and
beer plank in the platform adopted. NO
other candidates for state offices were
cOnsidrred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
HUNDREDS 0F WEST VIRGINIA
COAL OPERATORS PROSECUTED

tomorrow morning and ask for the Is
suance Of tho warrants.
II was declared that virtually every
operator In the southern section OF
the state, many in the northern dis
tl1ct and scores in eastern Kentucky
would be formally charged with prof
itAering as result of the investlSa-
ton.
West Virginia coal IN the last few
weeks has been bringing as high az
Sll.25 In the export market while 81
and So has been the prevailing price
in tho inland trade. It Is said the
government will contend that any op-
orator who has accepted price high
pr than Sc ton has boen guilty OF
nrohteertnR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
FOR IRISH INDEPENDENCE

TIushurEh Ia. July ''-Tw"n'N-fivT
rhnuSand residents or Pittsburgh and
western Pennsylvania gathered ~ Ken.
nywood Park today I" r"l"hrai" the N.N'
tccnth annual Irish paN reunion Of IN"
ancient order Of HihC ru.ans-
81 mass meeting ton Ehi. r"So u
tons Wcrc adopted r"nErdiuldiinC inc
''Irr>n r.puhIlc' and Edm"nu d. Valera,
and CtvcriuS ind, rrnd' d'nr" FOR ireland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
REED ATTACKS
DEMACOGUES
Asserts White House Interfer-
encc Prevented Treaty
Ratification

st Joseph Mo. July li.--Hc,,orsunS
his opposition 20 the covenant Of IN"
cd Senator JNm"S \ Reed, of MISSOURI.
addressed mC't ting herr tonight on"u-
ing the Democratic campaign III Mis-
souri,.
I intend to support The Democratic
candidates" senator Reed asserted.
Notwithstanding tn" declarations OF
IN" party upon the l."aEu" ct Nations.
because the great principles "f tho
lcmocratiC party which have survived
m" EicissitGdes of the century suu
i've.
Upon IN" League of Nations, The
PLATFORM ot neither party suits me, but
thor" is something greater than tn"
platform Of a political convention. 1t
Platform was proclaimed in the llcclar-
alton or Independence. II was formu-
lated BY George Washington.
DemaSogues Attacked
The demand Of the hour" the soma
tor SAID. is for tn" "NcrClS" of sober
Judgment. patient investigation and the
exercise Of infinite caution. Many
mediate attention. They demand the
highest order OF intellect and the
most exalted character Of patriotic
craftsmanship.
tunatc that the country is infested with
dcmagoSues.
"'Th" dcmagoEuc iS a political prof
te"r TO gain Office n" advocates any
doctrine suhscribes 10 any creed and
utters any falschood. II h" lived IN
dar a monarchy he would assert, The
king can do no wrong In republic
nc declares that he, faVors all A popular
president has done, and swedrS h" viii
support everything h" may ever do.
TIL" world is full uf such creatures.
They ara tho curse of IN" world. They
hav" don" much I" ConfGs" tn" public
mIud.
wilson Interference
Senator Reed reviewed N" history Of
the treaty negotiation. IL! lug mat Il
there had been no interference by IN"
"NCCu,i,r department. there would not
have been three Senators who would
not have voted radically L. amend IN"
treaty.
Il also unhesitaiinCiy state. Senator
Reed declared chat N y had no' been
for an lmmens" propaganda financed by
international bankers. plus the lni!ncnr"
of tho Whit" House. ih"ra would not
ray" been half dozen Senators who
would hav" voted Tor the LcaGu" OF Ma
tions ~ any form.
"r.vCn the Dcmocrntj" platform. -"
senator added" recognizes that r"S"rla-
tions or amendments ar" necessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
Hancock County Shows
Big Population Gain

Washington. July t-Th" c"nsu'
bureau announced TODAY IN" following
t?-n population results.
lIanc"ck county. West Virginia. H.
Pleasant county. West NlrEinIa. 1,%19.
decrease 69I or So