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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-08
Tuesday, June 8, 1890
THE CANDIDACY OF MIR.
DAVIS

David Lawrence. tn" W"sh'ns''"
correspondent. whose ih''''S''"1
t,r,es In the Intclligencer hav" attract
cd so much attention. Is OF inc oP'i'lo"
that Mr.. Wilson's influence "' WV
National Convention AT San FranC'S'o
will 20 70 the candidate VINO can !"
his judgment, make the oc>' campaign
for tba League oc Nations and the VIM
dication of the Wilson policies
Lot MS assume that MIR. Wilson can
control the Dcmocrauc nom'naN@n' anu
10, us assume that Mr.. Lawrence
right IN his statement OF the test ina
will be applied TO the candidate no
hat,sr meets this test than John w
Davis OF West Virginia. American
ambassador 10 the court OF ST. James:
surely i, will not be contcnded that
William G.. McAdoo. \. Mitchell RAM
er, or any other " the active emo NOISY
aspIrants for the Democratic nom'nA-
ton for the presidency. could compete
with John w Davis in presenting MT
Wilson's policies 10 the people MI
Davis Is A finished orator. man OF
most pleasing appearance. AS an au'
vocatc OF the Wilsontan program NJ
would be equal TO Mr.. Wilson himseh'
II not has superior aS maSer OIL
phrases and a Cuincr Of catchy SEN
tcncrs Mr., Davis recent trc:nlnS Al
Tho English court. undoubtedly. nts him
better, perhaps. than any OF the other
candidates. for the discussion of inter-
national questions. He has been COM
PEELED 10 inform himself G nccrninS
the conditions in Europe, and partlcu-
larry concerning the conditions IN
Great Britain. He knows the British
and French viewpoint. He has himself
presided over the international court
created BY the Versailles C uncil. IL
international questions, therefore, and
the League Of Nations are 10 b.
brought To the front. who could do this
better for the Democracy than Mr..
Davis?
There are other advantages in con-
nectipn with the Davis candidacy that
might be enumerated but It is not
worth while To go into these in detail
Mr.. Wilson Is evidently bent upon
making the League OF Nations an issue
of the campaign. He will strive TO cen
ter attention upon our foreign relations.
and upon our duty TO the new countries
In Europe. which We have helped Gre
ate. or all the men now prominent in
the Democratic party. none is better
fitted TO make the night for this issue
than John W. Davis. The Wilsonian
mind is something which no one has
ever been able TO fathom. Its eccen'
tricities have been as puzzling to his
friends as TO his foes, but IL MIR. Will
sons Oregon letter - a statement or
his profound conviction: If nc desires n
referendum on the League OF Nations
and the International policy OF the
American people, the one lit and con-
spicuouS candidate for that purpose -
John ". Davis.
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n,rats are boast3ug thaf they arc Work.
ing under n double advantage, that al
iiI, iron discipline imposed by lhr pres
rlrnr and that at II clear fortnight ne
io.r the. Democratic convention assem-
hlrS, in which I" lay their ground Ior
-, ,ta,,I; upnn tho Republican platform
and the Republican nominations.
Th- Republican party Is composed
ayoN,Iiv Of men and women VINO mona
srrungoly To- their opinions and whose whose
opinions sometimes are widely dllier-
"rt The purpose of party organIzauu"
an the purpos" Of represent atiN" del'Ea'r
conventions is to find the ground OF
ocrrcmrnt to express tn" terms or the
agreement, 10 reconcile and To accomo-
date differences. II is in this spirit that
the delegates will meet tomorro" ~
adopt such resolutions and TO take
such action RS will relieve the c'tlZch
from the present peril 10 his prosperity;
his we'll being and his liberties: as VIII
secure the constitution from those VIZ"
would subvert it AT home; AS VIII Sa h,1
guard the sovereignty and safety az INC
rrnuhlic from those who would lay II
punr 10 pcriIs from abroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-08
Our Daily Story
THE PERFECT LEASE

Dnpcr Garnicht, with Il flourish. al
fixed his signature To tn" contract and
smiled happily.
For ten years. he Soliloquizcd. tho
graSplng landlords have had me whore
they wanted ME. l WAS 4, their mercy.
But at last. after so many leases that
gave everything To the landlord. | have
contrlvcd to obtain the perfect lease!
And he read it over:
1t is hereby. hcrinundCr and hence
forth agreed that Dilper Garntcht. the
party IF III" other part. may occupy
the premises At Is Weed Street as long
as he desires. free from rental as long
as he keeps the furnace going in win
ter and the lawn clipped III summer.
Furthermore and besides any damahc
that said party Of IN" o,-rr part may
do. wreak or otherwise infl"t on said
premises will not be charged against
him unless he so consents and agrees
and the said Dilper Garnicht may rent.
Sublet, rclet. sell or mortgage the said
premises at his discretion.
My dream is realized" sighed Gar
nicht-"even II had TO buy The darncd
place and make myself my own land
lord 20 realize it,"
And he signed tho lease again for
good measure. and sent II to he framed
(To-morrow--"Bitter with the Sweet 4"
\ knockout. II you can't read. get
someone TO read IL for you.)
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suit OF patience, courage and
sound judgment. Each element
is essential. Read the lives
of Benjamin Franklin and Abra-
ham Lincoln and YOU will have
classics on the worth of patience.
From poverty and obscurity the
pathway of their destinics ran
slowly upward and onward TO the
heights Of immortal fame Their
deeds directed the trend OF Amer
lean history. They were men of
infinite patience. They endured
hardships and wrongs with for
titude, for they knew the value of
patience which is one Of the
essentials Of constructive thrift.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-08

Too many persons IN
America today are
trying to get rich
quick. There is a
feeling broadcast
that in some magic
way fortunes can be
built over night.
Hence, speculation
has reached undue
proportions and cap
ital, which should. be
utilized in replenlsh-
ing the material re-
sources of the coun-
try. is used in other
channels, while the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-08
FAMILY NIGHT AT
Y, NJ. C. A. SATURDAY

For tho first time in the history VI
the association there will he night
known as Family Night, on Saturday
evening at eight O'ClnCk There Will he
rirHdr | All Stars and Grad" Is All stars
lighting for championship IN tn" JUNIOR
department in indoor baseball and cham
uinnshIp games in different grades.
The Noon and Evening business Mems
classes will' play two out Of three games
in vollcy ball. This will be 4 treat ne
these two classes are always downin;
each other. An admission Of fifteen
cents will be charged.
Physical Director ECkStrom is look
ing forward 10 having big family
night at the association and il will b"
It each and everyone Will pay little
attention TO get mother and all the rest
TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-08
RICHIE Nine, 10;
WASHINGTON, 5
Two Base Hits by Murrin and Render
shot In the Opening Paved way
70 Downfall of Washington.

ritcbic took a 10 to ! smuggling match
fran, Washington yesterday afternoon
al the TwrnIy-SiNth street Fairgrounds
in one. Of the seasons last games TWn
baggcrs by Murrin and H"nG"rSh"l
were responsible" for sin al the runs
made in tho Iirst innings.
Richie lncup-Nhl" aud kosc, II
Nultc. SIS: IIcnd"rshot re: Murrir' e.;
Eackman. ID: PeIlry and Bowman, 81;
kcttlcr. 81; Lacey. Oh: Ratrilit. p.
Washington lincup--Momula. {; Roc
dor. p: Hartman, cf; Favish. ID; McGill,
So: Mooney. Oh; Higgins. IF tiouty am"
Loos. II O'Ncil. @h; Umpire John Mel
son.
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lngS were invested
and when the child
re a c h e d the age
of twenty he had to
his credit the sum of
$,050 which sent
him through college,
Here was an exam
pie of beautiful pa
thence. Twenty-eight
cents a da y for
twenty years! A
tiny sum, and yet it
shaped the destiny of
a human life.
True success in
life comes as the re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-08

of England there. The
English merchant and tho English
manufacturer are on tho alert and
taking of the cream Tho other war
particirants will have 70 b. satisfied
with the leavings. American 'aritaI
mISht have taken advantage OF the
Srca, European rummaEc sale. but par
ticlpatcd emily very warily. whether
this was politically and economically
wise. the future will tell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-08
WANT GAME.

The Cardinal \. .. OF IN" South Side.
would like to arrange game with som,
IS to l. year old team in the valley t"r
this coming Sunday, The following
teams take notice--Baucr Jrs.. Orioles.
McConk"y lrs.. Nationals, North Island
panthcrs, South Island \. G.. knScbuGs.
Virginia \. c.. ST. Johns. Of B"lla1r".
and John StoCie:. Of Martins Ferry. or
any other team between these ages Il
NOT mentioned In tho above. IF this
challenge Is accepted call 20j0 Wheel
ing, and ask for SChaefcr.
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LET THE REASON BE KNOWN.

President Wilson has written to
Democrats in Delaware asking that
every Dcmocra: vote for the suffrage
amendment.
The reasons therefore are both hui
manitarian and altruistic.
He tells the Delaware Democrats that
II is my judgment that u will he OF
the greatest service to tho party II
every Democrat to the Delaware lCGis-
laturc vote for it."-Charleston Mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-08
GENERAL APATHY.

Judging from tho number Of votes
cast in the various states in presIdcn-
tidl preference" primaries, about 10 70
20 percent Of the voters are watching
with interest political developments and
the others don't give a dArn.-Blu"iield
TELEGRAPH,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-08
TIE POWER OF TXB PRESS.

You can sometimes call man
thief in private life and got away with
II. but the moment such an accusation
appears In cold type he rushes for q
shotgun or 4 lawyer. And this demons
tratas conclusivcly the power Of the
prces.. Plcasants County I.cadcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-08
sP1NsTxR's CONSOLATION.

A spinster comfortably fixed usually
Is the envy Of married women whose
husband and children dctract some what
from tho comforts Of lifC.-Morgantown
New D!minion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-08

The Intelligence baseball team &C
cents The challenge of the News for a
game To he played on Thursday after
noon starting At 4:30 o'clock. Came 10
he played AZ Bridge Park. or on tho
Wheeling high school athletic field
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LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT


health, time and every other re-
source.
The story was recently told OF
a father and mother who upon
the date Of the birth Of their
baby boy set aside Is cents, and
then made a similar saving each
day for twenty years. The saw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-08

The remedy for hard times is
to have patience, says an old
Arabian provcrb. 1t teaches
lesson that many of US in Amer
lea today can apply to ourselves
to good purpose. is because Of
the vice of impotence that many
a man is brought to financial ruin.
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MORE NUMEROUS THAN coLoNILs.

When two Mcxicans start on a career
Of Ia nditry they probably toss q coin to
decide which one will be the general
HUNTINGTON Advertiser
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LYNarR or TIDE.
INTEL. ACCEPTS.

Shorter skirts may lower prices II !,
thcy'll wear EN- longer.--MorgantoHn |
Post.
The New York herald., 1920-01-19
bOLSHEV|K| SEND
CHINESE FORCES
TO BALTIC FRONT
Let's Repulse Reds While Poles
in Posen Capture German
Occupation Units.

LONDON, Sunday.-The Bolsheviki are
throwing large forces on the Lettish front
including Chinese regiments. says a de,
spateh from Riga to the official Lettist
Bureau at Copenhagen.
'"rhe Let's everywhere says the de-
spatch. have repulsed the enemy's power
ful counter attacks with enormous losses
and captured a number of villages in the
advance on Rjesshitza. They also have
captured the junction OF st. Pytalowo and
An official German telegram received in
Berlin from Danzig reports a collision be-.
tween German troops and Poles near Ar
sensu province of Posen). in which the
greater part of the German occupation.
fsrce fell into the hands of the Poles.
The despatch places the entire blame for
the affair on the Poles saying that they
advanced several hours before the time
agreed upon for the German evacuation
of the district.
Considerable Bolshevist forces are men
acing the Ukrainian and Polish fronts. ac-
coroinS TO message received in Berne
today by the Ukrainian mission there Cen
eral Petlura. the Ukrainian leader has
started for tire front and important mil
HaFy events seem imminent, the message
saws
The economic situation in the Ukraine is
described as favorable DESPITE the long
period Of warfare there are large stocks
OF grain, sugar and other victuals
The New York herald., 1920-01-19
RUSSIA WELCOMES
REDS FROM ARK
WITHOUT A CHEER
"UndeSirables" Cross Into the
Land of Soviets After Dreary
Wait for Pledge of Safety.

HANGO, FINLAND. Sunday (by the Asso-
the Belshevists and anarchists -deported
from the United States was held here last
evening until positive assurance was re-
ceived from the soviets that they would
permit them to cross the Russian border
and that the Reds would not be molested
Grave rumors had come from the border
that Berkman and Goldman and their
comrades would be killed by the Russians
and while there was apparently no au.
thofity to confirm this threat it was
deemed advisable TO take all precautions
The "undesirables' disembarked yester.
day afternoon from the Buford and were
placed In box cars fitted up with plank
benches, tables and beds, Each car con,
tained seven boxes of army fations The
supplies include bully beef, sugar and hard
bread
The train was required to wait dreary
hours while the Finnish authorities mega
tiated with the Russians for an unofficial
suspension of hostilities-Rot the officia
armistice originally panped--long enough
for the Reds to pass over the bridge which
makes the boundary between Finland and
Russia. and to assure their safety.
Ihe Associated Press correspondent
Who arrived in the morning, was not per-
mitted at first TO board tho special. but
after appealing 10 the authorities the
colonel in command received him briefly
ana he was taken aboard the red train II
originally was planned to send labor Of
ficials as far as the border, but this was
found unnecessary because the Finnish
government, through the American vice
consul, volunteered 10 take over the un-
desirabes as a favor TO the United
states.
Emma Goldman conversed with the cor
respondent for a few minutes before she
trudged down the long path to the train
carrying part of her own baggage. Asked
IL she had final greeting to America,
she said--
II don't know whether have Wonld
you be willing to tell your feelings on de-
parting? Naturally my emotions are con-
flicting. I am anxious about what is ahead
in Russia, but naturally am leaving very
much behind in America"
She suddenly amazed the correspondent
by throwing her arms around his neck and
giving him a resounding kiss before he
could struggle away. Then she picked vi
her belongings and moved YEARLY in the
direction of the train.
Details of trouble with the s'Reds" while
crossing have been disclosed since the ves-
sci arrived at Hange, but the trouble was
not OF serious import. One grumbler put
In bill for sis for alleged night work, de-
manding payment before leaving the ship.
storms delayed the Buford's departure
this morning,
The New York herald., 1920-01-19
B0lSHEvIKI ABOLISH
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT

LONDON, Sunday.-The Central Soviet
government in Russia has decreed the
abolition of capital punishment and direct.
cd all tribunals that where death sentences
already have been passed they shall be
commuted to varying terms of imprison.
ment al hard labor. according To wire
less despatch received from Moscow to-
might.
A wireless from Moscow last THURSDAY
said the death sentence would be imposed
on enemies of the Soviet in the future only
when approved by the All Russian Ex-
traordinary Commission II added that
a return to the methods OF terrorism
would be rendered necessary only when o
renewal is made on the part of the Entente
of attempts to hinder workers and peasant
in establishing a system of socialist eco.
pomcs.
The New York herald., 1920-01-19
British Prepare Trade Plans.
BoIshevik Envoy Pleased as Trade Re-
Intions with Allies Are Authorized.

COPENHAGEN, Sunday.-Maxim Lit
vinoff, Russian Bolshevik representative
comforting here with James o'Grady
British delegate, regarding an exchange
of prisoners and interned civilians, Is
much gratified by the announcement
from the Supreme Council lii Paris that
trade relations will be opened between
the Allies and the people Of Soviet Russia:
He considers the action OF the council
tantamont to raising the blockade and
says IL will have an enormous effect on
the economic situation In Russia.
Russia has great stocks OF goods for
export, especially flax, hemp, timber
bristles, hides, furs and platinum, he says,
and particularly needs machinery, agri-
cultural implements and railway ma
terials. He declares there Is plenty of
food in Siberia and other sections, but
there is lack of transportation facil-
tiles. lie urges that VI will be necessary
to allow Russia To send representatives
abroad II trade with the outside world
is TO be a reality and declares Soviet
Russia will freely admit commercial and
other representatives on a reciprocal basis.
The New York herald., 1920-01-19
D'ANNUNZI0 GREETS FRANCE
IN MESSAGE SENT BY PLANE

PARIS. Sunday.-Toward the end OF
Saturday afternoon, after the Presiden.
tial elections. little green papers fiuttered
down on Paris from the air. They con-
tanned message from Gabriel q dAnnun-
zio. the Italian insurgent leader at tlume
brought by Lieutenant Carminiani. of the
poets air squadron. The lieutenant left
Fiume at hslf-past seven O'Clock IN the
morning. accomplishing the Tight by way
of Venice. Turin. Chambery, Lyons and
Dion. fre crossed the Alps at helsh'
Of 1000 metres.
The message was a greeting TO the
Latin brothers Of the Italians at mo-
ment when "the outworn politicians are
trying 20 raise against young Franco
headstrong old chief who does not appre-
ciate and wounds the freshest forces OF
the new life " the Injustice against
italian Fume and the Italian towns OF
Dalmata Ii consummated combat Is
inevitable and blood must be shed
The New York herald., 1920-01-19
Berlin Perplexed
by Presence of
American Agent
U. S. Representative on Hand While
Germany Is Not Represented
in Washington.

BERLIN. Sunday (by the Associated
Press,. presence in Berlin of an
American diplomatic representative while
Germany is not represented in Washing
ton has created a situation that evidently
is perplexing to Wilhelmstrasse. Ellis l..
Dresel. Commissioner of the United States
arrived here Saturday and is domiciled in
the former American Embassy building
II is not expected that Mr.. Dresel will
present his credentials to the Foreign
Office. He has the rank of government
commissioner" and outside OF an unoffi.
cial call by an attache who is personally
acquainted with Mr.. Dresel, the govern
nent does not expect for the time being
TO take cognizance OF his presence in Ber-
lin, although the Associated Press is in
formed that it is pleased to see the United
States represented in the re-established
diplomatic colony.
In view of the emphatic statement en-
anating from Washington that the armis-
tice conditions still are governing rela-
tions between the two countries, the ques-
ton of German representative in Wash
ington has not been discussed. even TO the
extent OF limiting at the man probable for
the post, TO which the government evil
IDENTIFY is attaching great importance.
II is taken for granted that the selec-
ton Of the German government will not
fan upon Socialist-that he will be either
a we'll known Liberal or a man outside of
active politics but prominent in finance
and industry.
Dr. w. :. Soif, formerly Foreign Secre-
tary, is known 10 have cast wstful
glance in the direction of Washington, but
he has now been given the post Of Am
bsssador to Japan. which is regarded as a
more agreeable assignment than any of
the Continental posts.
Baron Won Lucius. temporary represent
ative in Rome, and Baron Won Rosenberg.
formerly Ambassador to Russia, are the
only noblemen in the new diplomatic list.
The New York herald., 1920-01-19
MEETING AT FiUME ASKS
THAT D'ANNUNZI0 OEPART 7

BELGRADE, Ssturday.-The following
semi-official statement was issued here
today
According TO advices from Buccari five
miles east OF Funnel, representatives OF
the town Of Fiume yesterday held meet
ing and adopted a resolution recommend
ing that dAnnunzio leave Fiume as soon
as possible
Intelligence from Spalato reports on
good authority that Arditi and volunteers
at cara are preparing to fire the town al
the last moment should IL be given up to
Jugoslavia. The arrival of an italian war
ship is expected and the Italians are pre-
pairing to resist at all costs whenever our
troops arrive"
The New York herald., 1920-01-19

Clemenceau's part in the work of natiena
defence, and added that through him the
whole of France thanked Clemeneeau ant
that Clemenceau would retain this uHal
terable gratitude"
Clemenceau declared today that he in
tended 10 leave soon for Egypt for So
Journ OF two months.
French Press Comment.
Press comment on >the Presidential elec.
ton limits itself this morning to Mr.
Deschanel's qualifications for the office,
without drawing comparisons between him
and Premier Clemeneeau, who week age
was considered as good as elected.
Mr.. Clemenceau's newspaper, [ II {
jority Mr., Deschanel obtained will "show
the execution of the treaty OF Versailles
and preserve the same attitude before
the Allies and enemies of yesterday"
The latter" IL continues, should not
allow hope to spring up because of Mr.
Desehaners entry to the Elys6e Palace
Accepted clauses of the treaty will be
applied, and the French government will
sustain the young Society of Nations.
The Humante thus refers to Premief
Clemeneeau:-"One of our most deter
mined enemies is struck down, and feel
ing of relief throughout Socialist organi-
cations will be geenral'
1t is proposed by the Avenir that Presi-
dent Poincare should at once represent
France on the Supreme Council and con-
tinue TO exercise that function when Mr.
Deschanel has assumed office.