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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-09

Thanks to Tanlac I am now en-.
joying life for the first time in years. ,'
recently declared Arthur Lebeau,
foreman of the Porter Screen Co.,
Winoosk, Vermont. For five years
I was a sick man. My principle trou-
BILE was indigestion. / had no appe-
tite and generally went off TO work
without any breakfast because
knew if l ate anything It would only
upset me.
MY condition was so bad in fact,
i could neither sleep, eat nor work
with any satisfaction and was so ner
vous that the least thing would up
set me. Nothing seemed TO agree with
me and 1 would have severe cramp-
ing pains in my stomach and at times
my heart would palpitate badly. 1
also suffered from shortness Of breath
and the least little exertion would
make my heart thump like an en-
gine
AT last L almost decided l would
give up my job as l got so weak and
miocNSble l felt that / could stand il no
longer.
zone night as 1 sat reading paper
I saw a statement about Tanlac which
convinced me it was just the medicine
I needed. 1t helped me from the very
first dose and at the time l had fin.
ished my third bottle I hardly knew
myself.
"I never have the slightest symp-
tom of indigestion and now feel like
brand new man in every way. My
appetite is splendid, my nerves are
steadied and l sleep soundly at night
The work / used to dread now seems
easy for me and l am now in the very
pink of condition" OF course I am
only too glad to recommend this medi-
cine"
Tanlac is sold in Ardmore by Gfav-
lit Drug Co., in Healdton by Smith
Mcknight Drug Co, in New Wilson
by City Drug Store, in Pooleville by
L. o. Majors and in Lone Grove by
Heflin Drug Co.,-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-09
FRONT CELL CAMPA| On
To Be CON DU CTED BY
SOCIALIST LEADER DEBS

Chicago, III, July "a front cell"
campaign is planned by the Socialist
party for Eugene V. Debs, its presi-
dental nominee, according TO Will
liam NJ. Fligenbaum, director of pub
licity for the national campaign. Mr..
Figenbaum said today the party in
tends to send some prominent social
lists to Debs' prison at Atlanta every
month. What Debs has to say Will
then be distributed by the campaign
committee.
The usual touring will be taken care
Of by Seymour Stedman of Chicago,
the vice-presidential nominee. He Is
to start the middle of this month for
Texas and Oklahoma, finishing this
trip the latter part Of August, and
on the first of September plans to be-
gin a transcontinental tour ending
in Chicago two months later.
The organization of the socialist
campaign will be taken up by the
partys national executive committee
next Saturday at Detroit, Mr.. Figen.
baum said.
AS usual the socialists plan to make
a large use OF pamphlets in their
campaign. Mr.. FTgenbaum said the
party has distributed 27,000.000 In
1915 and hoped to get out 50,000,Ooc
this year.
Two of the expelled New York as
semblyInen, he said, are now out
~ in
the campaign. Louis Waldman and
August Claessens are the men so
engaged. The campaign publicity chisf
said that 12 speakers in all were now
out campaigning.
One of the chief party organs in
the campaign will be THE New
Day." official socialist paper published
at party headquarters. "The New
Day" is a new name for the party
organ, chosen several weeks ago in
place of THE Eye Opener" which
served as the party paper after '"The
American Socialist discontinued dur
Ing the war.
The socialists are having trouble
In getting on the electoral ticket in
several states, Mr.. Figenbaum reported
He said that owing to the party
having lost its legal standing in Mon
tana 1t was certain it would not get
on in that state.
Socialist strength, he added, now
appears greatest in Oklahoma, Wiscon.
sin, New York, Massachusetts, 1lls-
nois, Missouri, Texas, California ana
Idaho.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-09
P RESENT FORCE A Nd
"A C|L|T|ES |NADEQUAT tt
FOR P ROPER HANDL|N c
OF BUS|N ESS SA Us
P OS TIM ASTER HOPSON

Postmaster II. Lee Hopson is having
a time trying TO figure out how he
can handle the business Of the office
with the present force, and give sat
isfaction to the public, and after a
vain struggle with a mass Of figures
he begins to think sit can't be did, b"
and says he is up against a big prob
lem.
The law, which went into effect
July /, relative to rating and pay
of postal employees has a clause that
prevents clerks in the office from
! drawing pay for overtime when they
are required to work Sundays.
The department requires that they
be given a day during the six days
of the week in some manner to be
| figured out by the postmaster, but
as the local force is so small, and for
| the further reason that there is no
| substitute list available from which
to draw Mr.. Hopson stated that he is
going to have some difficulty in max
ing everything work harmoniously and
keep within the letter and spirit of
the law.
Ardmore has outgrown its present
postoffice facilities and the building
must be enlarged very soon in order
10 properly handle the business.
Some time ago an appropriation was
asked for by Congressman Carter for
this purpose, and eventually it will
be forthcoming, but up to the present
time it is laying dormant. This ap'
preparation will pay for enlarging the
building to proper dimensions, adding
more lock boxes and installing more
windows TO handle the ever increasing
volume of business. Mr.. Hopson has
been asked by the department for
dimensions of the present working
space, which he has furnished and
he takes this to mean that something
definite will be done within a few
months.
Figures for the fiscal year have not
been compiled yet and are unavail-
able at this time, but Postmaster
Hopson states that the volume OF
business will exceed the 100000 mark
for the past year, and growing stead
| lily every month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-09
Rail ORGANIZATIONS to Meet

Washington, July s.-A special meet
ing Of the general chairmen Of six.
teen railroad labor organizations has
been called for Chicago on July 10,
so they may consider the wage award
Of the railroad labor board as soon
as IL is made. The award is expected
on or about July 20.
In addition to the general chairmen
about 1900 committeeman from the
unions are expected 10 be- in Chicago
at the same time to vote on award.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-09
WATER NOTICE

Your water bills are due, and If
not paid by the 10th OF the month
water will be discontinued and pen,
atty charged. Those on flat rates
are also due this month. You vii
not be notified by phone or other.
wise.-adv. S-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-09
Requisiti0n for the Colonel"

Oklahoma City, July 9.-Requi-
sition for the return OF Colonel" John
Jones to the Missouri state peniten-
tiary was presented today to Lieut..
Gov. NJ. E. Trapp. Jones is alleged
to have escaped from a convict roao
camp April 2. while serving a 3-year
sentence for robbery. He is held at
Tulsa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-09

Arthur LeBeau Of Winoosld.
Vermont, who declares he is in
the pink of condition and enjoy
ing life for tho first time in many
years as the result Of taking Tan
lac.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-09

CIGARS, CANDY, COLD DRINKS.
AT COURT HOUSE LOBBY. WILLIE
HENDERSON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
THE BoLsHEvIK DEFIANCE

The Polish crisis has reached stage
which must pecessarIly cause alarm 20
the people oS Western Europe, and
particularly to. allied interests. Thor"
are elements in Germany which. arpar-
entity, would WELCOME triumphant
BolshevtkL ard perhaps even would
seek an alliance with the forces OF Lee
nine ana Trotz&y. To what extent these
elements uugbt h" able I" max" sue
ccsstul Roadway IN = now var oS con-
quest. or for tho purpose Of undo!ng
what haze been done by the council OF
nations. is question. Il Is hardly
possible that either Germany or Russia.
or both combined. have the materials
and resources FOR successful warfare.
countries that have been crying out Cor
food and c,ochtpE. and begging the rest
Of mankind 70 take pity upou their
misery, are either hypocrites or In
capable OF carrying on. war on a large
scale. However this may be. the hu-
initiation Of Poland. the invasion Of her
territory and the seizure Of Polish lands
is virulaJIy a deaapce Of the entente
allies and Of the entire League Of Ma
lions .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
CON'S SPEECH Or ACCEPTANCE


indeed md either informal
the Of
be
andl
Mr.
do
membership % senate a r;;nol largo a;,ry or
of he sand for?
address "r an answer "
Is lie
Wilson, over the office holding oF'S00''
the time JUST rs desperately 's %
that D"
Democrats senator's VINO voted to7 SNA' reservations"
Of orders III" White House
81
Republican Mr. Cox frivolous and N' inns
Russians the
tsctoer and no" o'' 'e
IS 7el'" wn germany
TYP" sent
oo' 1'S'''"~'' '"S-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
LLOYD GEORGES CHARGES
AGAINST THE SINN FEN

Premier lloyd George, In the dcoa'e
-, the Irish Grimes bill. which passed
.he House ~ Commons, made the most
,ertous attack upot the leadership OF me
fish PARTY that has come from the lips
y any English rubllc man. y" oS-
declared. In gacr. that the large majority
y the sian Fem party ~ Ireland was
rot only diS.oyaI uow. hut had Pecn avs
oval through the trying days OF the
yraa, world war In 19lS be said
here was an army OF more than l"''"Vo
49,, cr'is,cd IN ireland engaged N a
,-casouab,c conspiracy and IN ncSot-
mons With the Germans The army had
,rda-ailcn % attack Great Britain two
months after the great GcrC'7n oN"n-
i've. OF which cftcnsiv" tho irish ssaf-
,rs h1d been previously INFORMED
Il was N tic same year he
aid. tina. documents were discoTer"0 10
ne nocket Of men who 0r" now leaders
p so,fth and veat Trr!aC'i showing there
vas an Arrangement f>'H""0 Them and
,srnany 10 attack t.e Entente au."S.
md particularly Gces. B!ita!na IN inc
ooment Of greatest pehl.
Perhaps Mr. &Loyd Georges address
ras Intended 20 he an ar0Sl 70 r"n:c
,eniimenc ~ America.
u Is likely % have a very CONSIDER
. Die effect. Americans have. as RUE
yn,pa,hised With The Efforts Of Ireland
or loca, seIr government. eu, patriotic
americans cannot sympath.z" vt-A any
srtv or movement, that deliberately
ought 20 give atd 10 Germany IN me
ark DAYS ~ 1918 and particularly N
nose gloomy hours following the last
-eat drive on Taris. Civilization was
hen trembling N ,he hsIanc" Not on"
treat Britain. bat France. italy and the
rnited States were s,ra!ninE every
ervs TO check cHe that threatened TO
yuSh the aspirations Of free people
verywhere and it-!s almost unthinkaoIe
hat at that time a l9Cgc organized and
determined body Of men In Ireland
nugh, 20 give encouragement and aid 70
M foes. not only % N" British Empire.
pt OF evory other free nation on the
nee Of the earth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
WASTEFUL ACCIDENTS" IN INDUSTRY
Some Practices That Must Be Eliminated for Us Main
tain Our Place in Production.
BY SIDNEY j. WILLIAMS
Chief Engineer Of the National Safety Council.
leRiciency.

permit such national ineniciency.
There are calastrophes within the
breakdown IN the power plant Every
ono knows that ii IS the function or
management to prevent such occur
rcnccs and that management which
does not in general prevent them rah-
me- hc permanently successful.
Then there IS third group OF aP-
rnrently minor Disturbances. laporer
imshuuE q truck strikes an uneven
place in tho floor Gnd a casting falls
OF the toy Of the loaG. The casting is
heavy and re goes for help To put ii on
agaIn. Meanwhile the lathe operator is
waiting FOR III" casting. The blockade
of the uasSagcway stops another truck
coming up with materiR, for another
OPERATOR who must walt also. The
total Joss Of time may not be more than
-FOUR minutes for each five nIen-twcnty
minutes In all or, say twenty-five
cents worth OF tine.
In mach.ro operations il Is even more
obvious that regularity is III" essence
Of modern production. We dare say
tia, avery punch press foreman or SUI
rcrin,cndtnt In tho United States has
rs his !dca Of heaven. !. place whore. #
punch presses arc tolerated at all. not
one Nf them ever misses sinEle'Spnke.
Unfortunately, this kind ~ heaven, Ike
other kinds, ls seldom found on earth.
We know OF large and successful
companiAs where punch press prod
tirn is from 25 10 80 per cent less than
perfect. that IS where only half or three
quarters OF the strokes are productive.
siinnly because proper means are not
provided for placing the material IN the
press and taking Il out again.
The important part IS that the great
er part 81 this loss Is preventah!e
through the use OF simple and lneNpen-
sive automatic and seni-artomatIc de-
vices for placing and removing the ma
ter!al.
Tho time has come. with our din!n-
isking man power. diminishing natural
resources and prospective competition
from abroad when we must meter and
stop these leaks II We are TO maintain
our volume OF production and economi-
chi place in the front rank OF The
nations.
Accident" IN the broad meaning CIV
en- X by tie dictionary, Is autonomous
WIKI ali the things which interfere with
production efficiency. II stands for al |
ihcse thiass which engineers and exec
utiyes must night INCREASINGLY. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09

Production depends primarily on two
f"Ctors. machines and men. PRODUCTION
also requires materials but these IN
audu are produced 10y otner machines
and mcn---Us!uG tn" word machines
broadly - include all equipments
Production ais, requires capital 70
provide the machines and the men and
mana cement - direct them. But ma
chimes and mon are lmnlcdute produc.
crS. They and they Onl" can increase
ov decrease production. The things that
cause them 10 DO the on" or i've "'h":
AZ" III" things that W. must ''"iE-
The basis Of modern production, with
respect 10 both machines and men. Is
reguia-it standardization. The Swiss
matchmaker hundred years ago built
his watch from the ground up. He
never made two watches exactly alike.
We as n nation are committed TO the
Of mass production. and WHile
We may deplore the vanishing OF the CID
Jew will seriously Suggest II
return 10 the former order.
But we do not stop With standArd!z-
ing machine operations. We Standard
lie also tho operations - mon. The
motion study exTevt ic.l Us that praci!-
Caliv every man wastes a large portion
Of his tiine and effort IN even tn" sim
p!est operation--ihat dozen skilled
mechanics will do the same hing IN a
dozen different ways. all Of them wrong.
SO the motion study expert deteG-
mines the one best way 10 do a job. and
In one case after another We find that
by following his method we not only
increase production but we decrease IA
t.gue Modern Industry demands tho
Of lost mot!ou and the stan
daTizat!on, 80 Tar as Is practicable OF
every Job IN the plant.
This being true. We do not believe
that any one Will question the next
proposItion-that anything which inter-
feres with this regularity Of operation
Is inefficient and Uueconom!ca!. and II
IS one OF the chief functions OF the en-
cheering executive 20 hunt out these
disturbing influences and eliminate
them.
The things that thus interfere WITH
regular production are many and varied.
Some OF them are external 70 the plant
!tscIf-such as war or nationwide
strike, or railroad teuG. The TreNcn,
ton OF these - largely a function OF
and the American people
will not long tolerate cond.uCas thai
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
Senate May Refuse to
Confirm Democrat
As District Judge

Washington. -. {. NuC. S--The"r s
&caut chance. practically non" ~ ali %
N" =cuat" confirming tn" .rt".nimenl
"f n SUCCc@S"r to ia' bat judge y. -.
Dayton by President WILSON ~ "a" even
OF the election ~ S"Nat0r 'iardlnE 20
Jho presidency aud IN The event or 'lr
election Of 4 R"VUhlICAm >'n't" "I lhr
same Tine. That = ~" "rlr!"n o..
those men who haze given thi> mate:
serious thought
Their opinion goes "v~u further and
takes in virtually NIL 't the arr".hl,
men,s that president Wilson may s"ni
pecenlber Il IS hrsrd. of course, on
the expectation ot Republican victory
IN November only such rr"stdenuAi
nominations rs VIII raN" - lie passed
s:dcred with 4 TIew - v"narmaion,
Tho great bulk ~ the nominations VIII
20 over :" ~" Harding standardization.
= IS accepted Hs an ahSolut" '"f'''h'
that the nomination ~ successor 10
Judge dayton wilt Should the Neruh-
leans Win N November. no NomInhN0nS
rom the WHIT" HOuS" that can I've de-
:crr"d NY rho senate viii be rnuNrm"d.
There Is precedent for this '"m"rTa-
ne precedent Hundreds OF nominaN ions
made by President Tar 20 u" maj Scs-
sion Of Tie Scnat" IN the closing ChaP,
tor of us administration Mcr" retEs
s"na," When president wilson as
sumrd the r"'gns of government ne NJ
lel ,hoS" placos w.'h his own R0po:NI""s
wir were confirmed by IemoCra'!c
scnai" II H4rdtng wins. N'lSon
nomination sent % ~" senate VII. ~
IN the rranr"d. gloom cell Of son
ate H.Eronh0'o 7, VII b. ~ ~. q"
moro %GlUc than The rap"r II - write"
on
some Of tho Wet Virginia D"mocra &,
nc LAWYERS Nro &avc been mentioned
rnr this aVro'n'm""t have carry Giimp-
sod this Wow of :. and. feeling pE"tE
eurc tina. the NeA:o-ra;ic party "a Go!nE
10 lose ne presid'Itial election. haN'
rvircrI so pride NOR serious Gl,"f"Sl ~
src!rC their names printed - ElR C'n-
,er.r0y Stewart W Walker. Of Mar
.:nsHurg district attorney IN -" court
= The la'r Judge PAXTON. has C%uSrd
~ Nr Nuhnshcd statement iha' n" IS
not an aspIraut and cannot 2ccNp' me
norvrN;!on under ~" c'rCun.stanrr@
ComMarts Of outsiders on this Is 60 ne
cffer. that 'Nr WalN"" rnde7St1nGS me
situation clearly. y :ncAton aIp"ln'
rIeur would l." Of hlt'" N.iu" !" nm or
70 anv olNor man "f lHrgn enough rhI,
!h.r - Ice a federal iuuG". he woui'i
serve h,,t n few months AID then M"NlI
have 70 stop down md uu'.
II N. nex' administrators IS her.n'
lean the SUCCESSOR ~ jdNEN I2E'"N
vfl be, , E"ouhlirau lawyer 'Erl"
. ISN'T 3 douNt 90 = upon IT, part "i my
body IN Warrington WHO vas stopped ID
seriously reflect upon Z.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09

Marion. wetznL Tyler. Wood. Harrison
and many Other counties. as wei! as
% course, the Panhandle counties Nj
Cuuinans friends have recciTed a
Erea. deal Of encouragement. Mr.. Cul-
ilnan's capacity as II lawyer; his "N-
perience aad high standing as citizen
recommend him 10 the very serious con-
idcra ton OF the Republican copv"ntion.
He has the endorsement Of 4 large num-
tcr Of the Ohio county bar, and will have
the very sincere support OF the large
majority OF the delegates from this
section Of the static
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
WARREN PUGH
HURT IN POOL
HIT HEAD IN pIvINcR-Is RESCUEp
BY HIS COMPANION.
Champion Divers Condition VIII Not
BE Kaow Until To-day.

Warren Pugh. well known young man
Of this city and chau.D!ou diver OF THIS
part ~ tho state. was irjurcd while
diving yesterday afternoon At The swl'@-
minE pool AT tho Stat" Fair grounds
when hc hir his hr,'.
Several ~ his companions saw his
condition All dragged him from N"
pool ~ W = EHlcr ~ n" Island
was ut once summoucd and h" had Push
removed 10 the North Wheeling hos
piral.
The younS man was IN Convulsions
whom taken 10 the hospital and Il Ia i'm
possibl" 70 toll 'hc extent of his !nidr-
!es. The attending physician 'Npect~ -
-" able to tell uoro about his condition
this morning.
Warren Pugh. Is the son ~ Mrs. car.
r." and tao late Jesse puch IF No. :
DelAMnrC strnet Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
TRUCK WRECKS Ford;
FAMILY ESCAPES

One If tho larxc ~" TN Shadyside
coal trucks owned by the &. r.. E!mb l.
" company ran into 4 Ford touring ar
owned T. n NJ. CCnlCy. Yesterday morn
Ing At Baker and McC"l!och streets
throwing tho small machine Into I tele-
phNuc pole damaging II SCI crelj.
Mr.. toNlcy mad his family IN the ma
chin" and thcy were going cut Biz
Wheeling creek 20 cujoy picnic ana
following tho accident they returned 4"
IMcir homo In the city. NJ In the ma
chine ESCAPED w'th0ut.a scratch.
The truck waS not bur, and = con-
t:nucd en- its way. hut the li'ic "flir--
vrr" was in such 4 bad snap" TINT II
had To hc ,aL<ca TO q nearby garage
Nyhc~c rcralrs VIII lie made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT, MASON.
MY TICKET,

TT vote for 'nK and Harding
when comes "I.Ct!"n daH. ard thus
avod rctardinE III" good things on
rho NAY: thy stand. in S0rply man
~ Cor uu~ old spanglCd banner;
FROM Portland n SaVGnrcr I"tS
SOUND our loud hnoraN. I'll vote
for HoX and Curdtp& for rrrsiden-
tlol iobs~I want to gee Them guard
NIX car sacred lhugEumoobs;
when those twn are l"cetcd our
richtS wili h. respected. rur wrongs
viii bc corrected. and wei Gu, out
tho sobS Tho tickets surely regal
The smoothcS' 'N.nC N view. ven
may our famous Gag" T"aN W ana
scream Il few: they've men or rtlNi-
tatiOn. whu'Nc won our adn,ratioN'
and they Will SwRp the ration from
Waco 20 Wahoo. cheer Cor Gard
rrT NCNing thEoU1hNIt The busy
day. when nH busy boxing my
nIes to ship away. and IN nv sleep
Pm d->1u,inr - faces proudly
bcaniug ard eagles AyaN"ly scream
ing upCn election DAY. When the, 20
declared tho winners tNr r'ch WI!
70 :. tai IT," I,uOr VIII have their
dinners nud every kind ~ k0ie: %
coal we'll harn cur hin fu!l Vol
an 10 glad and rriUfUN. tho p!tF'Us
Of Tho sinful wiz never moro avail.
So rise W. mom aud brothers. rise
ma ~ nro accord. ltis". sisters.
sHrts Gnd mothers, and vote ~
every ward let's gain tho tull
rru;;,au 90 every hiEiI ambition and
Iav thu opposition. all stricken. on
tho sward'
Copyright by George Matthew Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
RREED1NasA NEW CROP

They used q pension with which to
bait Villa from ths brush. and b'gosh.
they got hnS He is now a loyal cit
.zen--a noble Mexican. II the pension
issues regularly and increases often
Villa may continue loyal. And how -
viii encourage instructions IN that
land!-Weston Independent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
no,nnon SENSE AVID ECONOMY

Common sense and enlightened self
interest arc proving themselves the best
directors NJ the worlds rehabilitation.
Let I0liticHI policies Etand still further
aside fnr the oIerRt!On Of economic
laws. ana al will be well.-lIuntington
Advertiser
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
STREETS AID ALLEYS

4 teacher asked a p.pu what nc dH-
ference was between a street and an al
Icy. and he answered. None. III Morgan.
r0wr ."--LlorSau'Uwn New dominion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
R CU1LINAN's CANDIDACY

The candidacy Of Hon. ~ J. Cullinan
- Judge Of the Supreme Court. seems
be attracting great deal OK FAVOR
pie attention from Republicans through
kt northern West Virginia. From
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09

IN Ave years OF war France Increased
her deb. S62 percent. or - percent per
year: England $50 percent. or 1917 per
cent per year: the United States in two
years 2.lno percent or over thousand
pcrcen, per year. We are holding the
record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09

Cox claims 20 be full OF lighting spirit.
lie Will need 4.
Ml!erahd-says ne does not know what
policy the United States Is pursuing as
70 Poland Other people don't know 1t,
either.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
ULTRA WIRES

Matches that are supposed to haVO
been made in heaven" should stay
there. The divorce courts Jurisdiction
does not extend that far.-Pleasants
County Leader.