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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-02-03
HONESTY, NOT t
Is NEEDED

II silver we're again made basic
money tomorrow. there would still be
ten times less basic money in the
world than there ought to be. There
is q thousand dollars bank elasticity
to every dollar of basic coin. The
loan the banker makes to you on your
farm is not based on any metallic cur
rency. 1t IL based upon the value OF
the collateral security you put up. and
no real money is used-only bank
checks, based on bank credit and the
value Of the security behind 1t.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-02-03

FOR SALE-One Smith Form-A-
Truck, or will take Ford car in on
a trade. Ed Christiernsson, Sui
phur, Nevada. J6t3
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-02-03

FOR SALE-Light delivery truck.
Just overhauled. Newly painted.
Very reasonable. Call Hite. Smiths
Garage. j15-t3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
cox AGAIN DECLARES. :
FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS

Nashville. Tenn. Dot 1,-The L"aEpe
,r NnIions wan tho main thome or GOV
,,uur cor oT ONO. in Me traT"ln '""a'
through Kentucky AMI TphhosH7o A..
II tavnr BrlnH IN. tho po""",
rr..i1rntInI candidate repeated VI pp'
ousiy Ia u dnY'a campaigning "i ".fnl
.tsr,haa, ,lnainR with lafH" h'e,'"e
hare tonight Ia tho llyrnah suhl'"'l""
WIN vIHor rafr0shod apparently ''"V
,,n,, car advanced what be lpiW""
"nrorIIrnl" pu wall moral arguments
Tar AmorIunn mnmheTshlr In III" league
u.ItcratIng thpl n w"a pledge '"
hmorIcnus who participated IN ~" ""I'
the poyrrnor declared that Its dl"nr" m
ououi urnvIaIunp could save IN" llh'l"h
ilgt OO0 900 noNi Y"nr mo '"Rh""
,,nuII roncw Eurup"un "Tndlt Tor Nul
chase Of American products. hH H'"'o"
'"Noxt y~lr. II "" Gn Int" IN" League
of Nations" Hpld ia" gpvcrnoi. "" 'l"
sravo tlG6 600 900 In our navy alone 40
you know what you can do with tlhh'-
Dor, OOOr You can reclaim twcnty-threo
million nCrra Of nTld land In tho wCE'
nm In favor OF stopping the building
of hottIcahlpH and or retaining ARIA
lands and Of giving cvory soldier hoy n
firm and home or HIS own. u he
wants to try II out there In that gr"nt
promI4Ing country. lr lie d"ennt want
that. thsn am In favor or the four-iold
plan. which waH recommended by tho
American l.oElOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
FIVE KILLED
IN EXP XPLOS|0N
AUTHORITIES PROBE
DISASTER ON SHIP
One of the Victims Tossed
Hundred Feet Into
the AIR

N.w rurk D,I Tivo mon wnTn
LIIIed nvn nihcrH nro miaRIng nnd u"
lIoVod IT, ho dend aud m"Io than n'"'"
Iuiurod this nGlrin""n Ia nn oHIl"hl"h
witch v,u,kul 81 f"r unIh '"mp"i 'i""h'
r IA, u,IIIsh innLor - u Grove, "f
TnrunIn undergoing I"rnlrn nj Va"
IiIu"klyu rhlrynih
Tho hInni whi'h "ndonHoi"h W" 'lF"n
nr u"tr than 700 w"rhni"n ntHIl"f"u ""
Ihn .hiI'p d,,h. IN h"llnvod I" h"t" ho"n
r,u-cd whru gnror from nm "mp'g oil
tamil wnIo IpnlIrd hy ~ blow l"''h ' wv
dcIc,IIyru IopIru"nInIlN OF tho h'"
,nornhnTn ufnCo aud agents OF III" u"
n,rI,uont IT Justice however. hogan an
Immediate InvrrtIRnil"n
Ono tnpu wnn thrown moro 'h"h
hundred foot Ia III" ait 'inHhlhR ""
death through the iron r""f 81 h'nr"y
ma hlno shop , .
, .rIo ,nnInrIIy uf tho wounded wern
buruod md In'ornt"d. but NIL are expect
cd 10 live. II wan HtnlHd ut tho ho"pl,h"'
Dnmnrr To tho ship amounted to thou
sands Of dUllnrH
All the oil compartments woTn o"pv'
tho shin hnvlnK discharged Mexican
orudo oil cargo l"Ht week NJ ""'"o' y
Point 4, ,o
All Of tho blow torches wcro In uHo
on tho deck. tho nrat officer. NJ Murphy
said lilo did not know "f nny De'h
used 10 burn through tho stool top o'
al oil compartments ~,
tIvc thousand cmpl"yon or iho amp
vnrd were ordered TO suspend work I'M
mrdihloly after the ohpI"hi"h' "'"''"'"
! funTing ,uTrcncn.
None uf tho crow was aboard inc
tanker II was learned later
DuIing tho wat the GROVE wAh uea"
an IA TurI IopIonIsiinE bhip Tor INC
bIIIish bnlIio fI""in.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

Warrington oct THE 1920 pnpu-
I,IInn Of continental United Sisicn wn-
announced to-day by tho C"nruE liur"hu
nr 6.6Ra.IOR This was mn incrcnHa
Of lJ7l0Bi2. or 1t8 per cent HlnCo lDlO.
To dny'a totnl doos not include tho
pnpulatiuna OF outlying DORScHHlnnn
which will bo announced aH noon mn tho
figures for hInNkn and tho military ma
nnvnI services abroad nTn thbulnicd. II
IN caiImntod however, that those pos
roaaIonH hnvo l2.2L0.000 inhnhitantR. no
tho tutnl number OF people living under
tho American flag In In round numbers
III. 900. 600.
Tho rIgurcH for continental Unitcd
Stntra compared with 9I.072.266. ton
years ago, and 1894. .57b twenty ynarS
nRO Tho increase for tho first decade.
however. foil 2,2G6.SiD. or 81 per cont
below thnt or tho preceding decade.
Director NoRcrH. OF the ccnHuE Hu-
ronu, In formal statement. attributed
this reduction To tho almost complete
stuppngn or immigration during tho
world war. an inCrCnHo or emigration
during the snmo period. donihH In the
Influenza epidemic Of l3l7-lH. ana war
rnnunIIirn Tho statement noted ihht
the trend OF population from the conn-
Iry L. tho city had been greatly Hcceh-
tunicd niucn 1910 r"T The first time In
tho rnuniry'r hirl"rY. II nnid. NOR" ihan
hnIT thn rniiio population WAS now NV
lnp la ban trIIll"iy.
Preliminary Inhni"il"nH, MI. U"h"Th
said nrnwod that LiHIh.201 ~ 81 rnr
cont 81 tho pr"pl" wei" llVinu III III
80, u"ratod rIn""r "r ..tOb lmhnhii""'n
nr moro nnh tG.HGn.H1U 81 AMI /" I"'"l
InIIIInIY
TIIr rIIuntInn was ,IcnIIy IofInoi"d In
Ihr fluuIor an I" fauna Ia the '"nn'iY,
v.ht,h nIn" ,VrIn m"ho puhll' I" h"r
ILr,o rIn,ud tho total "f TnIun At u,
pnN nm ln,i"n7a "f only IN .iO". 80
T. 1901 oomI Ia ten yesIn, m nH"Inn' 81
In.Innan 81 G2i 80. ~ 10 . pos cont h"i
luV tho de, n,ln undoh Iu lhIO
II, IInU.,n nl"lod thnI whilo I" hny"
nUur1a nn iho '"uniiyS p"rrII"il"n
.nt, ptrIImlnuIy aud ruhI"'I !" I"vI"'
lnu Ihr 'fIunI "ffi'lal r"rul"il"" "r
l,ruumlIIrd q" '"uHr""" Ia l'"''mh'l zoe
auI"I Ii"UIu"Ut puTr"H"" whH h"l lh'lB
10 hu Hrrnily dlffuI"nl "IIh"uHh "
,nluhl ha SIIphIIy I"Ir"r through ~" al
dIIi"u 81 population f"r ANAL -"' iI"n"
claimed net 10 hHvo boon ri"r"IIy 'hhr
vharod hY 'onHuH "nnnInihl"iH
ItovIHod flaurra f"' number "f "iiirr
aud ,"uIItIuH 40 Yni I" u" "n""nh' oil
bat tho iuain wuIh uf tho lbfn '"hnnh IN
o"inpl'Iod nHoI nine ru"nihh "f labor
TmI IhIor HintoH hlnHiHnippl. toV"hn
nud rn,ninnI, Ihnio h"v" hnnn small ~"
.,inn"on Ia p"puinti"n ~" l"inanI Il"
,,nnHa h"luH f", Hov"hn o Z pet cont
rnrnIhtimnE f"I the last ~" ni"i"S Ia
tho 1870 rnnHua In"h" pnhII I" "IHhl hf
tie ,."nsun itii aou. Th"w hl"n"h"'n v"
Lrvo Iu"vad imid fih place. I"nHInh
I.nnosnna aul hlSh"un Win P"d'nl"
II,n 81 hHnlII az In'I"rHo 81 hlO,naA,
80 go r"r '"ni "y"i iblh N"hihshs,
vim 81 rnptIaiInu ~ .7DG nor. sn ~
,,.ane ~ ini lhh. or ~ paT cent, Tails
Int" bIsi uI"rs Washington snh CON
nN.IIru, having rnHssh " In tho lp'O
..usuu ~IIh IniEoi IeIalivs Hnlns lhs
r""-un ~ "ih"r state. a"""mn"ed q" day
nir TnuurYIranIa h1iO ltp lm"'"sHs
otG.OtH, ~ ian ror "sNiI Ont" k.sIs,
naH. Innrss-. Dol. .jT Or l0s per "sntI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
'S(JC'A|l
Refined Slumps Again, Co
ing to II Cents In the (.
Wholesale Market

. ~
Now York. Oct. I.--Thsrs va H..
nswed wsskneAs In the local raw se.s
market todsy, and prices sold into loE
low ground for the ysar. Thsh MI
cents, cost and freight. equal 70 y
centrifugal. but there wsro sAlea OF
tons OF Java whites in port a .
duty paid and $4,000 bags OF Peluc
October shipment at ~ csntl g. u ~
which IN half Z cent IoHer ~ "
This decline In raws led TO anesn
REDUCTION OF half Q cent In rCo1
prices, which are now quoted at a 80
Tor fine granuIstsd. IT II bslisys4 0N
all refnofs in tbs market Are ootn4
mess 1t this level, but that the teI
while q little more active, ~
means general, a. buyers arc ln6iiNe4
hold of. until the market bsoemo4 ~
little moro settled. tt. v
The futures market was fairly Antt
and prices were weak and loWSr un4ee
liquidation and selling by trAde ipt) 4
osts, prompted by the further dscllee
raw and refined. Closing prices WGo ~
to so points lower. ... tt5 5Fifi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
Will Call Convention
Of Hard Coal Workers

hhsm"hin. PR oct .IlnlnHs troSl
don't Wiis"n "r Hscrntsry ~ Labor Wil
son urfsIs announcement tu ia" SnthInf
Cits miners Ia IhoiT demands f"r -"
adjustment 81 wages Hnd tho Toinslnie-
mont of mon alleged To hava been hl".
crinInatad aa"luat ~ tho coal com
panisa tho rnll'y Unmmlltaa VIII noai
at IIasoltnn "n Monday ~ nost ~seh, I"
arrange call fnT iTidlstTldt "anV""-
tInn /" ho hsid at F"tiHvills "n b'I"h"T
"a. a''"tdlnE q" abatement he's !"
nlHhl Ly = ! u"Id"u. p'osid""l "f i'is
trict b ut'"n hla ,stuIn fT"m tho e"
lun o"ufsIcItus with tho saUTstaIy ~
lahnT
The msn |nV"ivsd IL tho alleged dls
sTiuinaIi"Us nTo 'lmLs. mlnlhg anH'
hseIS ahd rTa h"ssos, not m"mhoi" ~
tho uni"n bat ~hun Tho mlnsT' pr"posa
~ sisu1 bshiud H. ihslr dsmhnhs Tar
Reinstatement Federal msdiat"Ts VII"
haVa been In the region f"T several
Wssbz have failed Ia their "nhpa V"T =
10 have tho mon fsinstatad aud u IL
said thRI fslluo :" effect thlH dema nj
may result Ia tho calling nut Of all tnsn
In ths anthTsUIts dlstTl0t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
Harding Urges Staying Out Of
League Of Nations Altogether
Governor Coolidge 10
Sneak In West Va. On
October Twonty-Thnd
npo,IeI pisinI,h ~ Tho InIollIso"""r

npo'Ioi Disrnl,h I" Ih" inl"llIe""'"'
Chicago. D"i H"uni"i Iil'am
J"huauu In u"IniuR !" thlu"gu most
wouk, pIrpnTod To- tab" nn nCIlv" pnil III
the campaign Tor tho Il"puhlI""n nnll""
vi lIokot, aud against lhs League" "f Ma
ti"nH Tho California H"npI"t wiz
l""S" IA" c"HHt HaIutdny n'"rnlnR. nut
viii arrIvo hnr" most Tuenhny morning.
Houptor IInrry - Now. chairman "I
tho Uopuhllran NpCnkorH' huranu. '"
,rIvrd this word from AnunlUr JohnH"n
to-day. hut hIE TponkinK dnt"H VIII not
l." arranged until no prrlVcH nj tho m
tiunaI hcudutRrtorH EanRt"r J0hnH"n
will mako several speeches In III" mid
dlr w"Ht
GoSorn"r calvin Coolidge. nCc"mpnn
lcd by Governor Frank O. L"wdcn or
Illinois Governor T.. Morrow Of k"r-
lucky. and job Hodges Of Now York.
win swing through the border RtntoH OF
tho solid South" speaking for tho Ito
publican national ticket. beginning Oct"-
ber 49, Senator New announced
The Republican vicc-prcsid"ntial nom
incn party will speak In Kentucky on
October ~ aud 10. In Tonn"ssco on pc-
tobcr 20. North Carolina. October ~.
virginia. October %. aud Woss virginia
and Maryland on October %. Th"
complete itinerary viii ho announced
within u few days.
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washington. b"i I WllhhrswnI "i
whIHLay f,"m h"udod wnIoh"mnon III
tho ely uf Now Y"Ik nnI pnrIn "f N"w
Iotnoy amd roumuylvnnIa h"A h""n
ainrpod temporarily, Prohibition COM
mlnnlunnI EInnoT announced l"h"P
rho action wa inhou, ho said, Ia nn
,ffnrI IN ,ho,U I'II,II nnlo nf Liquor In
Ih. prrIIuu a hI"h hal been n"Hl
"ItuublCnnuIn' - enforcement "nl'"IH
HctTo,y hnn nurr"und"d tho oId"f",
Ianuod rovcraI wonhs nRu. ana lhny
xoIo mndc public ludny only whom !"
,,,Iir nf tho 'Inrkrd doors" hRd brnn
nutod Tho rumnlHri"nCr rRld ihrY hnh
hrouuhl nh"ut n great reduction IN ih"
ouirlnndIng HturkH Of whlnh"y In tho
banda Of wh"lonalcrr druKRlHtu nnh
nthrrH Much Or this quantity had
boon "b,nln"d under Hub'"rinE" ana
"pIaIu' fraud. no HHid. md II wan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
Frosty Reception for
JOSephuS In Illinois

Special Dispatch to The IutclliEcnCer.
Chicago. H.. Dot. I.--Sccrctnry Of tho
Navy Danlols arrived In Joliet last
night To make a speech boosting the
league OF nations. found no reception
committee 10 groot him, and tho hall In
He tried to fnd local Democratic Load
ors, but falling boarded the next train
back To Chicago.
MIR Dhnlcln went To n Joliet h0tol,
where ho talked to newspaper mon. anu
thoy endeaVorod To get In touch with
some local Democrats but without hno-
coss Finally they found Judge Frank
l.. Hooper or Watsokn, who was hold,
Ing court IN Joliet. ho Mr. pnni"ln had
tho privilege Of Sh0kln. hhndH with az
loAht one Democrat during his brier
stop Ia Joliet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
'Ho1'"I roS asHsnnciIsS- ,

Boston. DOT T,--Gopgrsssnan a.
.rioL W In lbingoI today mads ~
correspondence with haoraisfy of
i,ek.r' regarding his protest sgnl
iha parole NJ IJ.utansnt rra1
"Iiafhhoilad" smith, w19 was ~.
u b., al prinon fsD,ps ih rTanns. y
III =, in Irue that yo1 ara Tsspepe.
10, "Iisrhb"l lod" hmilh's palpls.
ply nonn. that youT apnosPti.n ey
ilIs ia rndiy dl.lor,sd." tho oo1ge
man wrote ~. nl,sd o"s eass
a soldis, VII" "tfIos ssrseaNt
in,plcn'td In s'iIl as,Slna
,.a".'" ,sa".' ".ldi"%. ,Ss' IT ~ I! Issyi,i7
j"silr. to E..p iJw 6.hird
uniii h, IL sn,lilSd ~ parole
d.. law snh ~ os sans lllpS
hml,b b.esos. authority ssiap
fNses ... t..f. fs.. d ri. ~ iiit 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
PREDICTS WAR
WITH MEXICO

p"a'"" r'I Ii-n'y h"'H"",h""
,s,.n,Iy .pI",l"i"h "'"hs ss.h"' '" h"'
Irn h"I ~h"s" "rr"Iu'mN"' lie" ""' y"'
bscn ,nnfI,,r,d hv Ihs rN''-'", "p""h'"p
"a. ,I, I,I h.fm,r Ih- Hsilnurl P"h"'"ll""
~ urIIpi"up iin"'al~, HaIh 'ho' " ''"
uuIlnd hieinr d"oo net "n'H' ~" l''"r""
~ 'iulI"nr hui h""rn 4" ff"n hnn'. " Wv,
mean war With M"v leo in"lI" 81 ven
= know, wh"r"pf sp""h.' NJ Nor,
1,p,hau nsripr~d know whni "
means TOR me I" prophecy. ! m"yn"v",
bo confirmed by the Ponaie, but 'hnl
Joes moi knthpr mea What mn afraid
Of Ia thkt we win not Voluntarily aa-
uumc our full duties 10 IN" rest ot tbs
world until wo have been whipped Ah"
realize what II maanE ,,-,,.
Mr.. Morgenthau snId his observations
In Turkey and i'oland led him TO believe
raCo hatred wore one Of tho gfoatoH,
barriers to tho peace OF the world ~
s,he- saDnaa saatnty 'thpse races to- sit down
tbrethor an we do hera In America
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
CHARLESTON MAN IN
SELF DEFENSE PLEA

Pittsburgh, Pa. Oct. To. H. PAttNl:
son OF CharisntoR. w. Va, being tsiA4
With thrao other men Tor tho musCR ~
Floyd Tehdick at vorona, near Aetey
July last, took tho stand IN his oNN
dafensa t0day. The thran 0ihrr defeN4.
nnts ara John e.. uilisspis ana rTBn8
~ Patterson Iasiinrd that he vas aias
ployad an . hrskuInrD On the ysnn4Zys
vanilla railroad al VaJons al The
~ tho rnubls lie said hs "a
in n npaf fby barber shop whsD he be4lM
rondlfh AMI ono ~ tho DsIpplsv bTOlN1
or. arguing, A. hs slsppHd from. W.
nh0p. 10 hald, Tondirh nred 2 plstoL u
nrs( shot parplnI through The sleeve
hlr shirt ana . s"oohh taxing snsqt
his sIdn ~ Ii ~
Whan T.ndioh started shootlnH, IA.
torhon said, hn aud the o'hsr tbreA /.
t.ndRnis draw their pistols ana
susrod the nro. In thu nGht wbim
lowed Tondiok wss kllisd, f
The trial will ba resumed iomsrsN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
R0DR|G||Ez MURDER CONFESSION
IS RECEIVED WITH DISBELIEF

San Francisco. Oct. 7.-Joseph Rod
risudE under arrest here for tho abdue'
tion or an lS-year old Elrl today CON
Tossed" TO tho murder Of J. g, Denton
wealthy Los Angeles mining promoter
aCTOTding 10 d statsmant NY Captain 0l
i'0lica J0hn O'Maara, bat when the Al
legged confession" was mads public
d"ubi hogan ~ Ba CaAi up"n u,
itudIiaIe4 was Iu0tsn ny tshali
- AAsatA 40 ma yin6 thai hs shd Apg'hs'
mBu Ai,anhlai Denton 10 dsaih WIN
,1p. ir hiA owe haIns While y wn6's d
I"Jhsi 81" that lhay The" t"btsd 'hi
"li mA"a h"y,s ~ "phsy shh sl""1H ~
,ha i,.UL. Lu,i.l ,h- bad u" ". ".iiN'
~i-,. II ~r. f"",1 lev I-ys -"
".. isd up !" s -'"-ii '-"'" -"h ""v+'-d
win ..,'h
nmd,iu"s-, .a"",hlns ~ 'h. p"ileA
..",. h.,. several drV- .s" fton IN.
NuRrln- dri"dilve, rh" "reoirP"bisf
hIu. IuvaaiI9s,a the Ds.loH cess t"cst
IL tio prpf-s."d knhwln1s. nf The PER
rol,a'orH. n was said
t,n- hnRrln-, cat. Oct 7.---psrtle5 of
pp,rnlmen and Investigators pf tha dis.
trIct attorneys "fflce dathsd off IN
hair dozen different directions lato to-
Isy when word was recsivsd IRON, Nan
Frap6isco that Police Captain o,Mefrt
nnu HHUuuurU IHNt SVNHpH AYNttE ~
had confessed the staying Of jacob Q
Denton. .|... .' y
Los Angeles, Cal, Oct 7.L-Hsrry
Davis. lieutenant Of polIoa deteottyes
said tonight, no was inclined to disos'
,sys sss eSaisss'9 n s By JoeSS
Rodriguez, that ha killed Jacob c. Doh
ton, mining promoter. Ha said man
Of that name who he believed to. hs ths
nama person under arrest In Ban Fren-
eisao, had made ''copfeahipnE' In othst
casss here aud that ths 1talss hAd bssn
disprOVsd, 'e.. t..rss, D
Lss knSslsn, Gal, Oct; T--..W. g, poEl
an, ahlsf deputy district attorney. eaid
tonight ha "to0k very. llttia Atnsk IN
tile confession alleged to have Pesn
meade al San bragGlsGo by JasAph ltos-
rIHusG, that Il1dIiEuss and snothsr nnsn
KlIisd Iaepb @. Dsnt0n, mining pTom9t'
ar, Iast Juna, lie said NO WARRANTS
would bs issnsd on ths sir1paih ~ Rod
hgusfr statqsppDt until IL had bssn In
veeuaaien further -
MIR Dorsn said he had lDleryla~sd
ono Of the parsons named il 1tpdriGuas Z
unnrsuaInn with tho raauit ihAt h flht
dunIai was made, Others. he aald.
probably would bo questioned, lie sm-
pha aIsod that no arrests uprs oSportrh
40 n result Of tho developments III nan
FrantIuC0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
NO IRON HAND
OF CzAR|SM
Candidate Takes Strong Hand
for Sane Law Enforce
mcnl

Omhn. oct 7 u stand aRslnHl
tarfutIan aud abuse and brutal
ItY. va shall not Rlv" ""unt"u-
nnCo u those who would t"rCo
upon Ariurlrn tho Iron hand OF
CzRrl-m. Wr must not mako IN"
mistake OF hellovlnE that u h
ponaihlo for authority To control
tho thoughts or mon. Whom -"
pathetic minority u"g'uH 10 "c'k
Ia express ltsolf In HI''Ch nnd ~
writing and printing. " requires
ali Uf our national good sense TO
10 dutermlns when that cNpr"S-
ElDn In a menace,
Il helicva that a." wiSCAi gov
ernmentH which Ia, world mas
knuWn. including our own. have
found that much orro; cNnporates
Under exposure tu Cc AR. be-
lleyo that ono OF the h,St ways
tu create. In dl1cUht,ntod men
rnd women. the C,nNIclion that
they ara wrong. III for authority
L. he "A litIlo more E"n,IOun than
bI"pI" just aud riba'.
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PROBING BIG DONATIONS W
THE COX CAMPAIGN FUN
WITHDRAWAL or WHISKEY FROM BONDED
WAREHOUSES; STOPPED BY UNCLE SAM

piannnd 10 uui "n tho Hupply hn
mcnnp pf "ho'hinR HelllnE
Nj Kramer anih the ban ""ulh ~
maintained "fnr whiio" l"nEar 10
anII A l., DnirYmpl". district Pr"h'bi'
tIun unun,iBnI"nnt nt Chicago, hnh 10.
,Iunnird Ihat u similar "rhnr bo lHHheo
f"r tho chicago dlnirlo'. hu. w" pro,
hIhIiion huroau had mol Yei dolauninad
nn l. course In that rliY.
WhIio reduction In Illegal trnnin ~
rornInunitIun whrro tho ban had hasn
90, had hrou undouInbly great. III" com.
mIHnlonor Hnid. u had not c"ntr"'lsd
Tho empIoympnt Uf fraudulent moth0dH
of obtaining whiHkoy from bondod
wnrchnmrrr. IIo addod that rcntrlnt Ions
on withdrawal could not bn appl cd To
alcohol bnCaure 0f itn uHo Tor INDUS
trial purpoHcH and thnt this sort or dlH-
tIIlod rpirItr had continued on th'
"hOotlog market"
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orrnn BnNT TO u. n.

uoravh. oct I rho International
CnnTruHr nr tho League 81 Nnil"ns In
ruHsiun hero. doCIdod unnniin"unly yen.
iurdny 10 "ffcr Tho hcGI "f ono govern
moninl doIoEaIo Ia III" lmlni imn li""'l
Ia buT ,uuiulHnl"n Ia tho l'nliud hint"n
~ alhu nnr doCihnd 4" "I"nIo ~ lui"f
I'm tInnnI ufflro nf nIhIlhllor. pIl'"H nn'l
uuanliIIcr ono rortlun 81 whlrh will hn
devoted T., ,rnl this r"' luu tu hu Ot
lnOhud IT, the nunu'lnl nnh ''"n"InI'
nn,iInn nr iho l.,rruo 81 |nll""r Ih"
10, IrInn nf ~, .."upI "Hn wnH "i"Wd"d -
anilnfy - h'mnnh f"rW"InI'd hh lh"
. ~, ont luiuIiiui IuunI 'unEI'nH "f mlnuIu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
PAYMENTS TO ROADS
HAVE Been SUSPENDED

Washington. Oct. 7.--.TreaBury pay
mcntr TO railroads under guaranty pro-
visIons or the transportation not Will be
hold up under n ruling today by Comp.
troIlcr OF tho Treasury Warwick until
flnnl accounting OF losscs sustained
during the guarantee pcriod ~ made.
Officials eStimatcd that approximately
5000, ,000. 900 was involved.
CRrricrn nlreudy have received about
1880. 100000 under tho guaranty provi-
rions. paid In the form OF advances
against estimated deficits incurred prior
TO September l. when the guaranty OK
plred Mr.. Wnrwick's decinion held
thnt failure OF. my road 10 havo OBJ
In nincd ndequnts advances was no fault
OF tho treasury. and therefore that
Sncrciary Houhton nah not compollsn,. :.
to make further payments "piecsmeal."
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Huntington ~ Va. b,I. Iuhu ~
ituI 81 ItuuiinpI"n nil,riu'V Z.
apunhiuH f"I hlH company "nd 'lrhI
u,u "Ihoir f"l Wh"In iudi'lui'uin h"N 4"
boon anL"d f"I alleged vl"IatI"n - th"
IrNa, at In uhaIHlus os'"-s ~ l. "u i"i
,nnl pIrHrulod Ia th' l'Uit'd hini"H
dJHIiiOt u"u;i hn,' i",lop. ~h"l h.
,allad at "Innthu- I'm Ia "uuIA ptHY
inE tho 10uTI - t'HtIslU f'd''sl dis
,,tni hit"insy I,"n ~ Nsll.N ""d "a
slniont iuliod nIrloH hII"rn'y i""
oraI Itunoa ~ prosecuting tho H"v'Ial
,a,os lho hIll UHhS Ihni ~" r'ond
uiI ho -" ro'mlii"h I" i"r"i' hnd
Inns 90 InsI tin"nY ishou Ia tho lsai
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GENERAL DIAz TO Be
EX|LED FROM MEXICO

Vora Cruz. Oct 7--donorai FeliI
DinL In being held at general head
uuariora here. pending arrival or me
steamer EnpeThnEa. On which hn viii
bu .nlad Although hs 10 closely
Einrdrh. uannInl I'"t 10 being iIohioh
with tho uinObi o"nhihnTa Ii"h. Ita In
permitted 10 roo anybody with whom
lao dUnlIUh Ia confer,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
HARDING LEADING IN
CHICAGO STRAW VOTE

uproinI DinpntCh I" Th" Inlellia""hor
ChLsun, ~ OCT. 7.Of the straw
, ,utnr ,hl an hero during tho Last Hovafnl
L"yn iIn,dlng hss rocoIyoh ao0i1 and
rns .I0t Tho v"ia today wa", Hard
Inn J .DbG. Co.'S 100, Tho"o n'p ths r"r
nuii 81 tho oomhlnsd vote taLsn ~ the
mnMnI,nnnin and nlhot hHonnIoH,
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POLES ENTHUSE
OVER WAR : END
Reconstruction Work 10 I1c
y,n al the falllcal Pos
siblc Moment

warsaw, b"i tnV ~" h--""'"' "'
T,.uH . H-~a that 80 r''"l"'l'" vlll ""
slpuad y, plRn ny tho I"ll"h r"h h"".
slru syy,n, reN"" h"lNE.'rn P'lh"y wrH
rrrrIvrd enthusiastically today Wv We"
pnpuIa,Irn nT Warsaw, snh the "v"nl"R
no owupspsrs esuicrssd thslT rSIIafP"ilun
Tho newspaper GENERALLY predict TIN,
Poland hinderrd sIn'a abe was t".h"in
by cnInbsts and Rr"ntIy Handicapped hy
tho world wars d"vnHtetion. VIII soon
some into her own again, reOonstruc,lon
beginning sverywharo nt tho soonest
pOsHlhle fnsrnont.
ON tho eve Of tho nrmiRtics, nEh,'nR
virtually ceased along tho entire front