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convention be made short possible so the dele
gates could return expediuously 10 their homes.
MODELS OF IBEVTTY.
convention oratory, when the OF presden-
tial candidates real and imaginary. are extoed IN
extenso and a in nominating speeches the
brevity nominating speeches made in that con-
vention in the Wiywam shines out i'm remarkable con-
Although there large field OF candidates.
all Of the nominating and secOnding speeches COM
bined make total Of less than 400 words For In
stance Delegate Of Illinois presented the name
of Abraham Lincoln in a speech Of exactly 26 words
as follows
II desire behalf OF the delegation from Illinois
TO put in nomination a candidate for president OF
the United States, Abraham Lincoln of Illinois,
PROLONGED APPLAUSE.
The stenographc report records immense applause,
long continued" at the conclusion of Judds speech
Delegate Evarts Of New York nominated Seward in a
speech equally short the point and the stenog
rapher recorded prolonged applause"
Delegate D. X Carrier of Cleveland presented the
name of Salmon P Chase of Ohio in a speech Of
two lines. Delegates Thomas Corwin OF Lebanon
o. the length of nominating speeches.
and here is his speech in full:
Il rise Mr.. President at the request of many gem
tenen, members of this convention, and many Of
them Of the most respectable gentlemen the
history of this and its politics the
name OF John Mclean"
When it to seconding speeches Delegate Column
bus Delano Of Mt Vernon. o. brought down the house
He said
rise behalf a portion of the delegation from
Ohio put in nomination the man who split rails
and maui Observation-Disclosures Lincoln"
Judging from the stenographic report the applause
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-06
Rupture Kills
1000 Annually

Seven thousand persons each year are
laid Rway-the burial certificate being
marked Rupture" Why Because the
unfortunate ones had neglected them
selves or had been merely taking care OF
the sign (swellinE) CT the affuction and
paying no attention 20 the cause. What
are you doing? Are you negleCting your
self by wearing a truss, appliance. or
whatever name you choose 20 call it3
Al best the truss is only a make shift
a falsc prop against q cOllapsing wall
and cannot be expected 20 act az more
than a mere mechanical support. The
binding pressure rotards blood circula-
ton. thus robbing the weakened muscles
az that which they need most-nourish-
ment.
But science has found n way. and
every truss sufferer tn the land rs In
vited TO make FREE test right in the
PLAPAO method IS unquestionably tho
most scientific. logical and successful
self-trcatment for rupture the world has
The PLAPAo PAD when adhering
closely 20 the body cannot possibly slip
or shift out Or place. therefore. cannot
chafe or pinch. Soft as velvet-easy 90
appIy-lnexpensive. To be used whilst
YOU work and whilst YOU sleep No
straps buckles or springs attached.
Learn how 20 close the hernial opening
as nature intended so the rupture
CAN'T come down send your name to-
day 20 PLAPAO CO, Block ST.
Louis No for FREE trial Plapao and
the information necessary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-06
Women Wax Strong in
British Politics

LONDON, June 5.-The political
strength Of English women Is be-
coming increasingly widespread and
effective.
No question is discussed in com.
mons without all the mem bers' hav-
ing due regard for its effect on
women'S opinion when the bill
admitting women of p years and
over TO the franchise becomes Jaw,
there will be something like a mil
lion more women. voters than men
voters.
Lady Asquith in a recent speech
70 the British Housewives Union
told her audience that n prominent
member Of parliament had .old her
that women have got the con-
mons well on the run" while she
also reminded them that the fear
of the loss Of a vote is still the best
pin with which 10 prick an N. P
At all wcmcn's meetings il is
clearly indicated that the women
have found a new use for their scis-
sOrs-tley intend 10 snip through
every inch Of red tape that stands
in the way of progress. They claim
that the government suffers from
want Of backbone on account Of
party politics, and while they admit
that a government OF archangels
would not satisfy the people Of the
country at present. at least they in
tend that the obvious steps towards
Improvement shall be taken, and
takes imm ediately.
The question of high prices at the
moment agItates the minds of Brit
aims womenfolk 20 the exclusion Of
everything else. With logged per-
severance they are hammering away
at the house OF commons. Mem bers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-06

are beSieged regularly with post
cards ON the subject Meetings are
being held in all parts of the coun-
try. and SO far two resolutions nave
been forwarded 10 the prime minis
ter. one is that the government
shall cut their loss and clear the
docks. and the other that state
monopoly shall be removed in toto"
in order that competition shall have
a chance 20 bring prices down.
40 political dutter is complete
without a woman speaker There
are hundreds who s3y that AsQuith
owes mis- generous majority at the
recent Paisley election 10 the witty
and clever speeches of his daugh-
ter. Lady Bonnam Carter.
il was without doubt the hard
work put in by Lady de FTecc COT
"Vcsta Tilley" fame) that secured
for her husband Sir Walter, n
bouncing return.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-06

most OF it's scenes laid in the beau
tiful city OF Washington. il IS the
appealing humau-luterest story Of "a
young woman. raised by a scheming
aunt who hoTes 20 use her only as
means 90 an end. ~ marrying her
of 90 riches. The star will be re-
memberod for her excellent charac-
teriza tions recently i'm The Country
Cousin and shadow Of Resale
Byrnes. Whispers" IS heralded as
her best screen work.
The Miracle of Money has a
different sort 0f heroine. or rather
heroines for there are two OF them.
90 distinguish ITS original plot 1t
tells or two lonely old maids who
keep little millinery shop IN
small town Of the middle west. sud
denly they ind themselves wealthy
and set out for New York 20 find
some Of the pleasures money viii
bay when they discover all at once
and after several attempts 20 enjoy
gay city llfe that they are too Old
and that money doesn't matter now.
Margaret Seldom and Bess Morri-
son have the leading roles in this
very human little screen story.
A story of old Spain IS The
Brand Of Lopez. with Sessue Haya-
kawa playing the role OF a famous
matadOr, whose love for an operate
singer almost leads 20 tragedy and
heart aches. The picture is shown
at the LaSalle on Tuesday.
For two days starting Wednes-
day. The feature Is a perturbation OF
that jolly stage comedy. Miss
Hobbs q part which was created
several years ago boy Annie Russell
Wanda Hawley is the screen star,
who win be recalled for her recent
work with Wallace Reid i'm Double
Speed. and as Beauty" in Every
woman" Fridays attraction is
"The Dream Cheater." starring j.
Warren KerriEan, while on Satur-
day comes popular Earl Williams in
Captain Swift"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-06
IN SOUTH BEND
THEATERS
Oliver
CONTINUED FROM PAGE -FOUR

mother had insisted. She enlisted
the aid OF the best friend OF the
man she really loved. Her plan was
&c announce that she had married
the friend, therefore. no other mar
riage was possible After the an
nouncemeut she planned 20 go TO
her home for the night 20 pack, ne
was 90 go 20 a hotel The next day
she would accompany him TO New
York. where he had accepted a po-
sition. There. they would separate,
she going 20 the home OF "a friend.
until her true lover could come 10
claim her The plan is complicated
az the start because the young man
whom she selected 20 play the role
% husband has secretly married on
the day he is 20 assume the role.
The announcement Isl made, how
ever. and then The Llays go all
wrong. All OF this develops In
the comedy entitled Don't Ever
Marry" which Will be seen on the
screen Of the oliver theater for four
days. starting today This cast APP
pearing In the piece is am unusually
good one and includes Marjorie
Daw, Matt Moore Thomas Je0er-
son, clever little Wesley Barry and
other well known players.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-06
JUNE

QRS Player Rolls quality rolls Necessarily they sell
quality price You buy rolls for few pennies less but
you can't duplicate QRS quality any price. That's why
the majority of good music dealers sell and recommendation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-06
ARMY POST PAYROLL
SHOWS BIC INCREASE

LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 1.-THE
pay roll at Camp Zachary Taylor
will be increased from S435. zoe to
1866, 600 monthly under the revised
temporary army and navy increase
pay law. The first pay under the
new allowances is June 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-06

A clothing man says the price Of
clothing Is going 10 20 up so per
cent by next fall. FTe may be reck-
oning without his nost or consumers.
It all depends upon whether the
people are willing 10 pay that 20
per cent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-06
Castle

A young girl who is made the
victim OF a strange forgery which
results ultimately in her happiness
is the heroine OF The Forged
Bride todays picture at the Castle.
Played by pretty Mary MacLaren. it
contains intrigue. romance, thrills
and adventure. ! Barney Sherry is
prominently cast as the girls elderly
guardian. while the youthful hus-
band is played by Harold Miller
Whispers Is the title Of the l.
est society drama 10 star pretty
Elaine Hammerstein, who was last
seen In The Country Cousin" and
shadow OF Resale Byrnes." With
its scenes laid in Washington, the
plot concerns itself with the roman
tic affairs Of "A young girl, whose
scheming aunt hopes 10 marry her
of 20 millionaire or a title.
On Tuesday The Miracle Of
Money" telling Of the tragedy of an
old age without love. and OF a for
tune which comes too late 10 pro-
vide luXuries for its two elderly
heroines, Is the attraction. The
leading roles are played with fine
understanding by Bess Morrison
and Margaret Seldom
Wednesday. The Brand Of Lo-
pez' features Sessue Hayakawa,
this time as a Spanish matadOr in
love with an operate star. On
Thursday Earl williams is featured
i'm Captain Swift" from the stage
play OF the same name. Miss
Hobbs another stage attraction. is
brought TO the Castle screen on Fri
day in the person Of beautiful
blonde Wanda Hawley The Dream
Cheater.' featuring J. Warren Ker-
rigan, is Saturdays screen Offering.
Liberty bonds are going up again.
The more they are worth in the
market. the less people are disposed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-06
LaSaLLe

Whispers" featuring Elaine
Hammerstein. is the IaSaue's pic
tured attraction for today With
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-06

Tn spain the baby's face is swept
with a pine bCugh 10 bring il good
luck.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-06

Liberty bonds are going up again.
The more they are worth in the
market. the less people are disposed
10 sell them: and the less people sell
them, the more they are worth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-17
CHARGED FAVOR|TES
OF WAR Department
GET GREAT PROFITS

WASHINGTON. April 16.-Charges
that "favorites" Of war department Of
:icials had realized from 100 to 500 per-
cent profits on resale of surplus army
supplies were made in the house today
by Representative Madden, Republican,
Of Illinois. There was good authority
lac said. for the statement that such
supplies are not made available for safe
until dealers on the inside had COM
plttrd their arrangements.
The charge was made during debate
on the army Appropriation bill and Rep-
rcscniatiN" Madden did not comply with
Democratic demands that he name tns
mon involved. Chairman Kahn OF the
military committee. however. announc-
ed that the charges would be broughI
to IN" attention Of committees lnVesti-
eating war expenditures.
II want 10 be distinctly understood
Representative Madden said, as saying
that the men in charge .oi the sale OF
war supplies are in combination Will
men on the outside to whom an adTant-
An exceptional one. Is anybody ADVISED
thai war supplies are declared q surplus
except these men who are given the IN,
side. They never make declaration or
whom they sell them have found
market The result is that these men
ho are in tho business of selling war
surplus supplies on the market are
, making millions nf dollaTs
Challenging Madden TO name the men
Rcpresentativ" Fields. Democrat, Ken
lucky. urged adoption of a resolution to
compel action b. the department. or
justice. while Representative Gard.
Democrat, Ohio. also asked that names
be given hy Madden declaring that II
was easy for one to speak in his pro-
rected capacity as member Of con-
sr"SS.
Mr.. M2dden'S statement came at ths
lose or debate Oh the s3I1.250,000 mil.
itary budget for the next fiscal year.
which was passed and now goes to the
senate. Under it the National Guard.
nOv. in the process Of reorganization
with an aggrs gate membership OF t2o,-
600 men. would be limited 10 100000
mcr. an,
Among the funds provided wers W.
TOl 600 for cleaning up war WORK tne
largest If these items being Sll,I3o,0OO
for Keeping the American troops along
the Rhine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-17
BIG BREAK I'm STRIKE AT BAL rlMORE3
500 PENNSYLVANIA FIRENIEN AND ENCtINEMEN
VOTE RETURN TO JOBS-TOLEDO SWITCH
MEN TAKE SIMILAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MULTIPLY THAT THE OUTLAW STRIKE IS
NEAR ITS END.

tlonahle motives we:" yhI.t,DErI yes
,crday from TWO Scparat" sources.
Frank Morrison. secretary II the
American Federation ~ Labor ISSUED r
statciucnt IN Washington that an in
lepcal"nt investigation Of S,i'N" cuueeS
bv railway executives revealed Just Il
plain ordinary strike for more pay.
Major General Leonard N""d. COM
wandiu; the Central department wh"
also has Just returned u his duties a.
chicago after short .cAN" ~ absence
asserted he failed TO tinG h..y 'GNiG"uCe
uC connection between the railwaym"u :
strike and the Industrial Workers "i ia"
World activity.
strikers IA Chicago have been ordered
D.. 5rvth.rhuud officials - return lr
work by midnight tonight or suite" "N-
DuiSiOu from tn" union with the loss ~
.h~Ir seniority rights. Railroad nr"th-
,.rnnuds in New York already have been
warned by railway managers :" Ert
:'...r men back by noon today "r ih"
railroads would open their h"uks ."
T.vIstar mtr s"cnlnE g".mnioym"nt. re
S,.ry;uS ;hc rsEll t. rrtuS" L. rr.nS,1lr
,Aus,. vhv have proved 'unh'HcSs i''
@IthNv service.
Tin" federal Grand jury az Trenton, \
:. has begun M luycSt'GAton OF 'ur
s.rll;. 'u d.'"rmIn" wnci" th"r" hhd
l..q ,.r.L;luuS ut IL" Lever act. Th:r-
o., sunr'euu"> rrtuwahlc IN Newark
H.3,...y ~. t..rved ON str,Nr lenders
Ia Calragu = leaders ut tn" !usurS'-ui
,.r..s .l,rni> ar" UuI"r arrest charged
w.t. Violating In" Lever a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-17
SONORA TROOPS TO
REPEL THE INVADERS

N0GALEs. Ariz.. April 1s.-colonel
Ahclardu Rodriguez. heading l2go So
nora troops reached NoGttles, Sonora,
today. and is proceeding with all haste
10 aqua Prieta. opposite Douglas. AriZ..
Ia enforce The state troops massinS
lhorc 10 rcpei threatened invasion:
\ majority or the mon IN Colonei
Rodrieucz's command ar" Yaoui In.
,Iians, who arc said I" have surrendered
recently 20 join tho sonora forces. The
regiment is vel! uniformed: armed,
provis!oncd and otherwise equipped Tor
q long siege. III. IT,,
staff. thirty men in all. are under pa
role here awaiting AUTHORIZATION by ,I,n tns
,ha 1-pItad States. They are among
federal refugees who crossed the limo
here several days ago.
AGI-i PRIETA, sonora. APRIL IS
The state If Sonora will appeal 10 the
United States for recognition As pei,
lirerent. Announcement of tho proposed
appeal was made here today by Francis.
co Elias, leader in the sonora reFoIt
y gainst tho Carranza government OIL
Mexico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-17
BROTHERHOOD
IN ULTIMATE JIM
Trainmcn' 5 Chief Expels
Three Lodges and Orders
Strikers Back Tonight

rOyCSGN Apr.' 16.--hfter r"N"" nS
-n, charters ot three lodges ~ railroad
,~airllaI. two ~ Chicago and enc III Sh'l
l-auclsro. :, +. Whitney. president o. o.,
Tho brotherhood today ordered al.
striking members ri the organization lI'
tho Chicago tcrmina! diStI5ct 10 ''fr,r tSIT!'.
tn work by Midnight saturday, or sun e :
cynrIsion from tho union, with loss OF
their seniority rights: 49,, a.,
with twenty-five leaders ~ VIC w
S,irEcut forces under arrest ~ lli'a5y
rhrrgcd with violating the Lcl"r sc.
'hc movement Of irclEhl ahu Nv st,,rn
So. orrrOaChrnG normal, ana the Fs'ut'
- ,,orv strikers 10 duty. ran ChclS
and hrGthnrhood officers declared w"
y,,iLnrt which started NOR" thaA W.
weeks ago was definitely hroNeh. ,-,
The local unions whose Chart"IA NI,
revoked included lodge +2G ot tns or
$40, ,tilwarIioc K 81. raul rnilroad OF
,,;,Il, Iol,n Crunlu. hcad Of thc oul
,.orInnr's association was ,n'llp'',
!. ,,.as tho wp!kout Of 100 S~ltch'n', ~ ~
,rig road tlot srnrtcd tho S'rii>"' "MCN
subsequently spread io many i7' W.
tors -hrruEhout IN" country .,. -
C:,-,ra,I. Harold Reading, pr"f'H'"t -
49, I!,,i,cI Fngincnren'S association ara
r,,,- n,bnr mon arrested !c<i'rda! pE
-rGnreI agents announced th"N C"u''
~, ru, up bonds for Their r''ca%''
- do rot know what th", ",hcr rcn ~
aro g,:rS to do" Grunan Snld' out .'
w.. roInr tn arrange hond. am piaI
H., H.. S.',,,srlr IN tho hands OF the United
S,aicu commissioner. rob,
,,lr,in Kenny. shannon Jones. J":, =
nm .o'' ard hugo Radko said th"T WoulI
.,o'r'' go ;ojI rather than furnish bond nu
[,rr,oCn others who were rc!"aSr" :s
,crdav ON their own rcc"EitsIt'...tS ctstc,
= E'",",' sIm,,er Mason pending hcartnS.
IN. r. s Murphy, Spokesman -, f'T T,-o,',, tHo
...,.i,,,cr's q esenCiation blamed the nTo'H-
oo,,,"nd officers for IN" arrests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-17
WOODS DELEGATES MAY PROVE \
DRAWBACK To HIS NOMINATION

mora measure Of his success has heen
suCl, AS to cause the others automatioRl-
lv TO combine against him. His posi-
ton - Ike that Of the leader In certain
kinds Of card ganes-all the other con-
testants have common interest in pre-
ycntiug the leader from going out.
Cen. Wood and his friends complain OF
m, fact that the others unite against
him. rs II that were q grievance. hut
,la TACT IS II was Wood who Initiated
the kind Of campaign which was pound
"a make the others combine more or less
ARMY agaInst him. The policy or the
Wood campaign has 20 a certain extent
hoen tho nulicv OF tho big stick" From
ROW on. and especially IN the conNen-
,,ou. Gcu Wood must suffer the dlsad-
vantngcs which go with that policy
whenever II fails short Of complete sue
a.s >. the outset Gcn. Wood. in short.
te ike tho German Army =: the begin
mig Of the war.
H., must s"t to Paris On me mrst
drive or run serious IlsN OF the Allies
winning the war.
Changed RIs Objective.
To Contlnu. in military metaphor. Gen.
Wood suffers, among other Things from
having changed his objective in the MID
do of the campaign. In campaigning
for the presidency there are two possi-
bile detectives to aim al. On" Is ulrect-
" a. the 94S delegates who compose 'he
convention and VINO are FeaSheu ny VI
rect negotiation with leaders who can
influence them. The other possible oh
jcctivc IS the public as whole. This
latter form Of campaign consists OF ths
use nf publicity and other ways Gt
reaching great masses OF voters, WIN
tho purpose OF creating such widespread
sentiment thrt the delegates in the con-
vcntlon will I've moved to respond to T.
Tho Wood campaign. under the carly
mana cement ~ .Iohu T. Ems. started
l.. d. u thF-f ,t ~, ,i,s
IGnntinnnd ON R<FA EiHhtl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-17
WHEELING PUBLIC SERVICE CD. i
TAKES OVER TRACTION LINES.
Company Formed With Half
Million Capital, Composed
ofMembers ofNoteholders
Protective Association -
Wheeling Interests Trans
ferred to New Owners

J. D. Whittemore, who was discharged
as receiver Of the West Virginia Trac-
ton & Electric company on April IA,
yesterday stated that the line will be
transferred within the next few days
to the Wheeling Public Service COM
paUy. 4 corporation capitalized at ha!t
i million dollars. composed OF New
York capitalists.
The luCorpators. many Of them m"lt-
bcrs Ut the NotchUldcrs' Protective a..
sOclation. which bought out the line
when il was auCtiOncd off by the con-
misSioucrS, J. ID. Wh!temoOrc and j. j.
Con!ff, on March 10. have bought out
the Wheeling interests III railway. water
and electric utilities, and Will tahE
charge ut once Their Offices VIII b.
located at the corner OF Twelfth a"G
Chaplirc streets. as were the olhceS OF
The old West Virginia Traction & Elec.
tric company. The incorporates, All 81
New York. nro f.. ". Demuth, W. l..
Glenn. Dewitt Jones. Jr.. surfing II.
Ward and William i. Walsh.
1t iS not thought that the company
VIII 0ltcmpt any improvements at tie
present time II is stated by MI,
W!ttemorc that they will continue opera
tion upon all lines under present con-
dltions at least until some further piaNs
have been settled upon. Mr.. Nhltte =
more will leave tho city tomorrow lot
New York 10 complete the transfer OF
the Wheeling interests 10 the company:
The other West Virginia interests o.
the company will be transferred 10 an
other company, the West Virginia It'l-
tiles company with OFFICES at Morgan
town. The Wheeling company IS a SUI
sid!ary Of the West Virginia Ltti!iles pco
ple, and the incorporators are the SANE
rro entire capital stock Of the Wheel
NIX Public Service company Is at pres
cui I'm the hands OF the other concern.
Mr. Whittcmore. who has no othc!a'
,,afnd yesterday that the company has
no local representative as yet. 1t IS no.
known when tho official installation ~
The new company Will be made put II -
Thought that IN" transfer 0l tue PROV.
.riv ..!ll lie complete sy the hrst ol 'nt
week common stock OIL! VIII
issued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-17

.,Crfr<,.wrN. Apr. lf--Wh!!c the
80. L,.,.rrr,er. was considering today
= r.w una,e of the Mexican problem
:, rN1,,,st from, the CarranzH govern
mont ;hnt ~ troops bc given passage
across American territory 20 ATTACK re-
ii sonora Stale--tichfN Ian"
Wilson. roruCr ambassador I" McNic".
vas dravtr,.. u gloomy picture uf tn"
SITUATION beyond the border before
senate iuvgSrigat.nC committee
Mr. Wilson asserted that the uni0t-
,urntO mad rr.sch!ryioUS policy or ;he
n~rsnut administration toward Mexico
was r-SpouS!hie for tho conditions ne
described. That policy. hO added, haa
"h,iy,L the United states - MAINTAIN
Carrnuza In power ana with MN "a"
legend tHat there IS peace ana order /"
Under Pressure
r., state Department did not MAKE
..,,,i,,s,, m. text OF the Mexican request,
,,nr va any official ,atima!on gwen
- - IN, uatHra OF tho reply 10 be made
49, whcu (: viii he sent. The only com
mon: mai" was that the S.yernmeht
- under pressure" from Mexico 10
',.,,lv 'rhc r,-,test asked that Men
..,, federal ntIlrcrs bo permitted TO
,,,,s,. hy rail ,H:uuSh r. TasO TO Doug
80, ,ri, wh,:. ta"y wuUld recToSS IN"
,,.-d.. 10 attack H"Cwos'i:c. caritoI or
M- wilson, Who was appointed 10 tn.
mo-, N Mexico by President Iatt an"
'..,,,,.r.....,i thor" during tn" early months
- ,.r.-rI..r. Wilson'S Arst administra-
,...s, b. toy, Hj~ resignation WAS accepted
Srr1 Luru official and persona! recordS
f.. l.,H f,-at 'u~Itc'! hrs arTaiGnment oi
.-.. enthusiastically Mexican policy.
Staggering Cost
ITO da:e.' he said. 1T has cost tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-17
FILE SUIT TO TEST
PICKFORD DIVORCE

MINpEN. Nevada. Arr!' IA suit
n set aside tho decree of divorce grant
cd by District Judge Lanshan: to
G;iadyS r. Moore known as Mary Pick
ford from Owcn i. Moore. was hied
hors late today by Leonard Is. FowleI,
attnrnc,. concrsl nf Nevada. The suit
Was fllcd Fin the interest Of the state
OF Nevada"