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Evening times-Republican., 1920-10-22
Andy Anderson BUYS Conrad Record

Grundy Center, Oct. pa deal
has been made whereby Andy Ander-
son, formerly employed on the Demo-
crat, has purchased the Conrad Rec
ord. The deal was made thru the
law, firm for the Conrad men having
claims against the former owner ot
the plant, against whom foreclosure
Evening times-Republican., 1920-10-22

csIE S! II polLrls ueaq ppq uoIl5p
understood that Mr. Sieverding is as.
sociated with Mr.. Anderson in the
purchase of the office.
Mr.. Anderson has been employer
at Mason City for some time past.
He is first class printer and should
give Conrad good newspaper.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-10-22

pany by Ae St. Charles Develop
ment Company for $50 per acre, the
former assuming obligations on the
land totalling $4,000.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-10-22
Etremely Simple,

Extremely Simple.
"What two numbers when multi
piled by each other make seven
Il give it up
Seven and one"
Evening times-Republican., 1920-10-22

The White Friars OF England
claimed succession from Elijah.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08

San Francisco. July support OF
the Republican party with a candidate
standing four-sQuarc upon the platform
is the only choice left TO those who be-
l!"vr in safeguarding. protecting and
preserving our AmeriCansm. Senator
Hiram W Johnson Of California. de-
clarcd In Il statement At his home here
today.
For more than a year tho contest
over the Presidents league of nations
has been waecd in Congress-, Senator
J0hnsOn's statement said: III has been
the all-rnGrGssinG and paramount ISSUE.
OF necessity this issue cam" I" the con-
vrntiOnS of the great political parties.
Both the Republicans and Democrats.
in their platforms have indulE"d in the
usual political V"rhositv. but n"Ncrth"-
less, these platforms. IN Gncir direct "r-
position to each other, sharply d"flnc ana
clearly present the question for de"
c!~,un in the November election.
The Republican party declared mat
the prcsidpnt's covenant failed siEnally
!" accomplish its purpOS" and contained
sIipulationS noi only inIolcrnble for an
independent people. but certain I" pro-
duCc the injustice. hostility and ContSo-
VcrSy among nations which II pronos"u
to prevent. and repudiat"d to Il degree
wholly unjlstifiablr the time -honnr"d
policies in favor Of peace declared by
Washington. jefferson and Monroe.
The Republican party stands. there
fore. directly against the Presidents
covenant as presented. dcnOuhccS II hs
breeding war rather than nr"In"finS
peace. and reaftirms n" t'm'-h"n"r"d.
nation-old policies NJ Washington. Jet
ferson and Monroe.
The Democratic Plank
The democratic parry ~ me "ther
hand rejected ev.-v "nUrr 20 modify or
qualify the Presidents proposed !caste
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
More Than a Million Men
Under Arms Under Various
Pretexts-Cessler Says
. Demands Will Be Complied
With

Spo, belgium. July .7.-Th" "fiir'a,
communiQu.. issued nI''r ih' sGSS'"H, no, 81
M Spa conference" today says 'ha'
trn,rui Won SecCht. German rhl"t oi
stan. suhmrtt"d detailed not" i "l ,cr,r cr%rI
mans puSitiun regarding wnr nE'"FIHI
nnI :, sL,rd for n delay of fifteen months
TO r"mrl"t" with the treaty require
m"ntS for dIsnrmam"nt 80.
Premier Lloyd GrorC"' in h"hhIi "'
,bc alIi,E. declared this 'mr"SS'n'"
Sine. 3; was known that thousands "I
.,Ins.. machine guns ana rifles wcr" IN
H.. hands rr the German reputation
and million men wrr" under arms nm
der various Dr"trNtS.
The, cOmmunlQuc says that IN" "N'
nnr,; would meet tonight to verify ZEN
oral Won ScechtS nGur"s. and mat inc
allies would announce their final u"-
CISIOn tomorrow :,
Th, German minister "f defense. h"rr
r;osSlcr during y recess OF the r"nier-
cprn SAID t0 the German newspaper
men: IT VIC ar" compelled I" d'Sarm,
then II must y" dun" hut we VIII hnS
hc responsible for internal order IN
Germany"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
NORTH CAROLINA MOB
| LYNCHES NEGRO WHO
ATTACKED WHITE GIRL

Durham. y. C.. July Taken from
the county jail at Roxboro by a mob OF
more than two hundred masked men
on L charge OF attacking thirteen
year old white girl. Ed Roach; touch. r. a
rburrh yard three miles from the Jail.
Roach was hanged'to. Il limb Of a high
tree. 4 chain being. used intead OF a,
rope. As his body swung upward IL
was rddIcd with bullets.
Sheriff ~ f. Thompson. who reached
the jail soon after the mob had gathered
plea ded with the men to let the law taHe
its course. The leader Of fhe mob Is
said 10 have given the sheriff three min
utes to leave The vicinity Of the jail.
He Pft. -, .o,o ~ the
Ivnchinv. 4 long procession OF mach-
ines filled with masked men followed.
4 coroners jury has been summonea
70 investigate the lynching. Roxooro
vas ouiet tonight and there waS no IN
dicatIon Of further trouble.
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SENATOR JOHNSON COMES OUI~IN STRONG =
APPEAL FOR the REPUBLICAN TICKET

of nations. endorsed the presidents at-t
titude and took It's position in fa"nr1
OF the league as presented. 1t Is tru"t
that the Democrats in effort to placate
say something As,out reserrationsi
which might make clearer or more spe,,
cifc the obligations Of the Cnlted'
States. but the language is meanlnGiesT'
and does not at all alter the rssential
position of the democratic party fori
the league as presented.
The two parties acted in simllArf
fashion in on" respect hut from dincr-
cnt motives and for different reasons,
Roth regretted the pleas for adoption or
the League with reservations. the demo-!
Gratis because they were for the leaGuel
MS presented and IN" Republicans he-t
caue. no reservations devised by that
human mind could anticipate IN" con-
tingcncies which might ariS" in thH
futur. from nm instrument nt such f'-
tcntial pUSs bIltIlcs for harm.
But One Choice
Thus tn" issue finally comes fro7l
tho forum Of congress 10 the nnal ar
hrtramcrt uf tie american people. Thai
ov"-shad"winC question IN IN" carr
pn!rn. therefore is whether we "n'eF
the maelstrnrn OF European and Asiaun
politics and diplomacy and become ~
part OF the cynical imperialism OF -
bid world. or whether America Sha, u
live her life in her own way. ind"p"n"-
crt, urfetterrd. mindful always "f h'-.
obligations to humanity and ctviliz!'
ton. buy free =" sc; rs each criS'S
shall rise and maintaining alwa"" ~
policy Of Washington. AMI l"T"rS. HS!
Monroe. nf fri"niShIH W,'. - - H.
"nranEIrd alliances 10 none.
"Wrh = 'amhida,i;, ,t,.;'' ,.and'nr ,roS. r"Ss
leaves those VII" holicv" ~ ~afsGuard-
ing protecting and preserving QUO
America HlSnn but ono choice. and thas
is TO SUPPORT tho Republican party"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
REV, HERBERT .kIGER
HURT IN ACCIDENT

Special TO The IntellIgencer
Cincinnati. O.. July Rev. Heroert
Kiger, 81, OF Lane Seminary. sustained
slight leg fracture and a deep and ST.
inus- scaln wound when he vas Knocked
down by an automobile AT Oak street
and Gilbert avenue. here. Henry ONE,
ara, 2o6S Monroe avenue. South Norwood
ohio. the driver. took the injured Inlnls
, =, th. general hospital According
Ia District number :. police. Omeara said
Rry. Eiser apparently became confused
when he saw another automobile APP
preaching.
Rnv Kiger is well known throughout
the Wheeling district. as he is brother
TO James +. KigGr. Of Fairmont IKE
near This city His relatives were sur,
priscd when they heard the news. ana
Tbcv received a telegram shortly before
midnight that he was resting easily ana
will recover.
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Chicago July The senate commit
tee investigating nrC-CUnvcniion cam
paigu expenditures OF. various randi-
dates today resumed its hearings by
dcivIuS into the organization and "\'
pcnditures "f hackers OF Maj"r General
Leonard Wood. The COMMITTEES also b.
gan an exhaustive inquiry into ieh or
ganiza,lon ia Missouri "t Gor"rnpr
Frank -. Lowden which did not emu
until early IN ich evening att"r var various -
details ot he EoSeYclt-Tatt night ~
lgl" had been brought up 10y Witnesses
Loeb Tssttfes.
chief among the witnesses were VIII
lam Loeb. formerly private secretary
to Theodore Roosevelt and who dcScr'p'
ed himself as Il sort Of clearing nous
through which Wod funds IN IN" east
passed J. l.. BahlCr. Republican ma
l:unaI committeeman from Missouri
and Z. L. Moore. Of Excelsior springs
Missouri. described by witnesses aS the
distributor Of Governor Lo"acnS caW
paIgn funds in Missouri and boSS o.
the third Missouri congressional as
Brn r Kcstersou. Of princeton. Mo.
brought in tsh Tatt-EoSevelt issue.
declaring both had spent more monr% IN
Missouri IN l9l" lhJn LOwden IN l';".
and described a lsl"m OF payment %!
blank checks for wh,yh h" received y"
each. bur which w"rv caShed Tor sums
up 10 $3.50. he said. heSt"rSoh ""> -
, Taft supporter. ~ =.
After Mr.. Loeb had described how a
group Of New York men undtr"rote
Il 300 0OO for the Wood campaign. SEN
ato- Iamas Reed took up m" cross
quest ioniug OF nearly q dozen witnesses
concerning political conditions IN MIS-,
souri and particularly IN the IhIrI
congrrSS.on diStrist which n" Sa'a
was always noted as a ho'b"d or pol
iuca, fights"
Check Books Presented.
Mr. Loeb presented several ch'%N
books which wer transcribed inlo IN"
records and which ne said would snow
what funds he disburSed ABOUT $ioh.-
oOn passed through his hands. ne t'S'l-
;.fied Nc also told OF sending cashiers
checks for $5.nGO without arompnnNihS
letters practice which h" nSScricu
was not unusual in politics. II" sem
/ those checks whrr,ver h" was to'd 10
! By Frank Hitchcock. former poStmaSt'r
general and Wod manager. 49,
Nat Goldst"in and Robert Moore; me
- Louis delegates to the R"puHIlCah
national convention VINO prYIlouSiS au-
mittrd receiving $500 cach 10 nc't,
! I.owdcn's interests presented canc'lt"'t
! checks AS prof that they had rcturneu
/ the money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
SENATOR HARDING HELD
Up WHEN SECRETARY
IS LATE ON THE JOB


Marion. Ohs". July AFTER several
weeks spent N preliminary preparation,
senator Harding today hogan the ac
tuul writing Of his speech to be dcllv-
cred on July - acCepiin the Rcpubli-
can presidential nomination. lie expects
TO complete II III about ten days during
whiCn time he plans 10 see but few WIS.,
iturs
Ia order to get .tn early start OH the
SpCrch, the senator arrived at his office
IN tn" administration building adjoin-
ing his home several hours earlier than
usual today, hut found il locked. Seat
ing himself on III" front porch hr calm
ly waited until George christian. his
secretary. arrived SOM" time later Hnd
unlocked the door.
Following = custom acquired while in
active newspaper w"rh. Senator Harding
is writing his speech with a pencil on
il scratch pad from which il VIII later
bc copied on = typewriter.
Il am writing II aS used to write
for the nrw$papcr said Senator Hard
ing. Its Il habit of thirty years stand
:uG. ! write ~ think
According iu members Of his office
force. tn" Senator never dictates
speech and after II has once been writ
ten out IN .loEghand seldom makes any
Harding Pleased
The announcement made by Senator
Johnson. of california. that he would
support tn" Republican ticket. greatly
pleased Senator Harding when informed
of Il today. Tho statement did not come
as 4 surprise. however. as Il had been
understood around TIA" Harding head
quarters for come weeks that that
would be- III" california senator's atti-
tudr
I am glad Senator Johnson - going
~ give the ticket his support the Re
publican nominee said. Il am glad To
know that "vcryhodI'S support" he
added and would much rather have
support on the grounds that our plat
form = appcIli>g than on the grounds
ut interest IN the nominees.
The ohio senator added that through
out tine campaipn h" intended Ia "mpha
size interest in party.
Its going 10 h" 4 lad IN the cam
pnIcn'' said Senator Harding.
Plans Not Changed
Attention was called to statements
accredited To Governor Cox. tho Demo
cratic presidential nominee. that h"
planned IN int"uSiv" campaign with an
extended sprak!ng tour through III"
country
i should .maE.u" he would. bat that
does not -cbLrE" my TIanS any" Senator
ilarIInE SAID.
r~nm HuIh,rt T.rt editor Of The en-
c;nna,i Times Star. rl"dEihE to him the
support uf ;hdt publication aS w'll as
AL thr Tai; family.
1T Er,iIli"S m" very greatly - know
that | have tho best wishes uf all the
Tat family ana H." Timcs-Star." re-
plrd the senator
Anntnr" uU,"t day = planned for to-
morrow ny tn" senator who has no en-
r,ccnl-rt< scheduled ana who Intends
- ii. vr'" his rntir" time 70 his speech.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08


Chairman Kenyon
of Louis Democratic
lawyer been
and Gora IN" committee will nNs
II"
instrumental granting
politically he
the Of trying t" gam
sever red thousand dollars by illegal means
attempting TO prevent
Railroad by
il
and be able 10
delayed probably will be called another
kenyO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08

Washington. July T-l'r"ce'uInE :
asking that cambridge Colby. secretary
ur STATE bc "njo!ncd from ssiinE any
proclamation declaring III" Su'irhS"
arnr ndurut ratified wcr" instituted n
the District OF Columbia supreme 'nu' d,
today by Charles :. faIr'hl!h "' ,H'N
York president IL tn" American '"A-
stItut.un League.
F'airchIid ui~u seeks 10 rrsFcn' at
,oru,v General Palmer from enforcing
tn" amendment justice BH!i,% 'SS.'"
= -ul ON Secretary t"'oy ana thC ~
to-ncy General t. show 'Rus" Ju'F -
Mn> In. motion should not hr rrAh''N'
Th. basis Of the proceedings Is me
claim that the ratIlicaiion of the amend
rnent hv the West Virginia '"Ei%'h'ur'
was illegal because accompanied o. AZ
legged fraud. and tnat the proposed talI-
nratiou by the Tennessee legislature
also would br Illegal on thC ground that
tho legislature lacked authority under
the states constitution I" act on inc
measure. ,,
In W. Virginia. Fatrch!id alleges
thai Senator MontGnmcrY was ili"StllF
refused a vote on ihe m"aSur" ana thAl
senator podSun lilo gallY voted as ne
had rlpr"d from ~" county IN "hi'h h'
, was ,.'",''"L
Th!rry-tiyn ~tttss ha'" ratrn"d N"
au,rrGr?r,r. nd - ratification hv on"
other is necessary The attack on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
Means Tells Of Finding
Will Leaving Millions

Chicago. July 7--GaSi"n Il. Means.
prinCipal ngur" III tho night |" probate
Inc alleged second Will nf tn" lat"
lanes 6 King. mllIonaWr" lumh"rmhn.
ON ~. stand today. told OF iindinE the
document in tin box whll" searching
for parrrS pertaining tn IN" AFFAIRS "t
Mrs Maud" &. kInE.
IN, nIl.rrd second Will leaves Mr.
kings millions L. h!a wife. Will" the
hrs, viii. which the probate court ac-
ccptCd' left the money /" found horne
fnr aged men Mrs. King has sine"
died Means was tried and acquitted
an a charge of numbering her ai Con
cord. y G.
Her sister Mrs. Mary { Melvin. and
Means are hEhtInE to hay" IN" second
viii prohttrd. as IN" money would then
co 10 Mrs. Melvin. Means - said |"
have \ contract callInE for payment I"
him cr $500 nnu II the viii IS prnhrt"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
FRONT PORCH
D|SAPPR0VAI
OHIO REPUBLICANS
FOR CIRCUIT SWING
States Leaders in Conference
With National Chairman

Chicago, July 7.-Ohio Republican
leaders who conferred today with VIII
II. Hays. chairman pf the Republican
national committee. were reported u
have disapprovcd Of the front porch
campaign plans for Senator Harding.
They favored swing around the CIR
cult" for the Republican candidate In
stead of the home campaign plan tnat
has been advocat ted in some quarters;
Among Ohioans who conferred with
the national chairman were Harry M.
Daugherty, Senator Harding's pre-con-
vention campaign manager. and George
II. Cook. chairman Of the Ohio Repuoli-
can state committee: 4. T. Hert- ma
1ional committeeman from Kentucky.
and T. A. Caswcll. Minnesota commit
tceman: also took, up the situation IN
their states.
We haven't the slightest apprehen-
sion about Ohio Mr.. Cook said.
The vanguard Of the Democratic
forces returning from the San Francisco
convention arrived today. II was COM
posed of Judge Samuel Seabury or New
York and Il group of eastern delegates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
NONE KILLED IN
MINERS ATTACK
FIFTEEN DEPUTIES
RUSHED TO SCENE
Fusilade of Shots at Kentucky
Miners Fired From West
Virginia Side

,,,, Lyrt.er
Williamson, Il 'u.H .~a lo,c
special d"rutI"S were H"TIm ,, 80 nv -, RI,
today by Judge lanes IailiL" me-
circuit court ana "cr, IuSiC" -. ,,,oL ,
u"TIand on me VS. ~ nnrdcrInnd
IN ,.lr, G-oJ unon hy I'M.
"'I' ",'l'hna ,,,,rrirr
ld'i' h''" I"'S"''H ms NV,
Reports from i'"ru'rIanu '%niis"' n, .a'
diCIt"d that IN" Silua'loh 'hcrr VIZ
quiet and that the deputy Nh'r'HS' Itj
by DcpntH J. /. Nrbh' W"T" on Eua'o
duty.
AufhnritIrs her.. announced tonight
tb,, rhr,r r.rnriS showed none uf tho
Errdrrland miners were woundrd dur
Ing the shooting Th" miners Were
fred upon NJ they w"r" entering 4
min" on TN" .li"nru"kr sid" Of TN" river
The shouting came from mountain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
ATTEMPT TO KILL
DIVORCED WIFE
CHARGED TO SNOW

Washington. July I.-Chcst"r \.
Snow. millionaire patent attorney. Was
ordered today 70 appear tomorrow in the
United States branch Of police court
for preliminary hearing on tho warrant
charging him with having entered into
a conspiracy with two other persons t.
Kill his divorced wife. Adds HUBBARD
Snow
With Snow. who was arrested "cS'cr-
day. and later released on $4,000 bal
will bc arraignrd Mrs. Edna Z. Arkcr.
wife OF a Washington attorney. and
Hugh NJ i.ancdon. Il chauffeur. who are
accused Of completely in the plot.
The hearing tomorrow - expected l"
hring to light the method which tho
authorities claim was 10 hr used n
carrying out tn" alleged conspiracy.
SNOW is - years old and his former
wife 81 wears OF age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
MANY MESSAGES FOR
NOMINEE FOR V.P.

Ny,.hinrtou. luly 1--Numcrnus mes
..,,as from, urulninCni mcmb,rS Of the
Democratic party communicating Frank
i'm n. Roosevelt On hts nomination as
tho Democrats. VICE presidential canal
date, were received today at his "iIr IN
the navy dcTrlr tmrni. ,
A,nha -sndor DAVIS al London. rahird
his congratulations aud g"od wishes.
william i McCombs. former chair
man Of the Democrats national commit :
tee. wired IN" vic" pr"sid"rl!Ai nominee.
.Yuu are aware that | expect great
rhInrS uI Won upon your "lc"Iluu and
.naucuration You VIII till this high
office with distinction.
Others who sent congratUih'i" i"nS 10
Mr. Roosevelt included Secretary al l~'
NO. WILSON, Governors BHmhCrccr. of
I'iAh and Parker, uf Louisiana. former
senator Hollis, Of New HampShir":
Thomas Z. Watson. of. i""rEh ana
Mayor Peters Of Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
P1Np STILL IN ATTIC or
WEST VRoUA CHuRcH

Charleston July. f-Moonshining IN
Nest Virginia is increasing. ACCORDING
to figures and reports received at the
state prohibition department. there pc
ing more stills raided last month than
IN any single month In the history OF
the state. w ., &, ,b.
attic OF a church and the jan'tor Is
charged with being engaged in moon
shining Another was found in success
fui operation in residence ffty ieet
from the state capitol. the seat OF gov
arnment in West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
ALLIES REFUSE DELAY IN THE
D|SARN|NC Of THE GERMANS
Claim Steptoe Law Would
Deprive Them of Gas

Pittsburgh. Ia. July 7--Gas consum-
"rS of Pittsburgh and other western
Pennsylvania cities would. in 4 short
tifnc. 5e deprived of the uSr Df natural
gas = The West Virginia Sicpt0c act
ro"% into effect. according to Judg" !.
IL. Reed VIC" president "i the I'hiladcl-
ihiH company. who testified her" today
before IN" supreme court master who
IS conducting hrar'ncs IN the suit OF
Pennsylvania and ONO against the law
n question.
II. as provided ny the act. West Eir-
GiniI IS allowed /" give consumers of
that stat" all The gas they require be-
fore Il ~ transported to other states.
companies uf Pittsburgh Will NOT be
able jo supply their consumers. Judge
Reed said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
Great B. P. 0. T. Pageant
Witnessed By Thousands

chicago July 7.-Th" RcncNn'"nt
Protective Order Of Elks closed the third
day Of its weeks convention here win
a parade and pageant tonight. which
waI viewed by thousands
Thirty-nvc states were represented nv
elaborate floats. prepared at cost g,
$4,000 while cowboys. crack arm
teams. one hundred bands and mug
delegations OF Elks from all parts OF
thr country. each group in a d,stiuCtiN"
uniform or costume added tn the SHOW.
Tod4y'S meeting of the Grand Lodge
was 'narkrd by memorial services for
the 1857 Elke who lost their lives ~
th.. wax and for other members who died
yr,thin the y,~,r. Special services w"r"
held for two naS, grand exalted rulers,
Justice Henry Melvin 7nd James l.. k!nS.
Tho grand l"dG" MS" heard tn" re-.
port "f thu national EikS war r"N"t
commission. ~ which John u. t'n'r.
former governor o! PENNSYLVANIA. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
Harding and Cox Not
On the Same Platform

DAYTON. n Jn!i 7.--'ovnrnur cox TO-
day wired tn" 81 Louis branch. Au,rri-
var Legion that Il viii be impossible.
because o. pressing business a. hom"
ro- him 70 accept 'hc invitation ia
speak with Senator Harding his Rppuh-
l!can opponent; ~ their d"diratory Ger
.mnnies July -. he eSprs~scS k..n r..-
gret AZ not being abb" :" ACCEPT Tho N
vitatIon.
The Governor SAID II" would n,Hr M
soaking engagements tcfor, confsrrl NJ:
wtth national campaign managers
81 Louis. July I-'i"r"rnor cox. n"
democratic nominee. has h""u !nv}t-d tu
sneak from the same platform wiin his
Republican opponent. Senator Harding
no. July 25 AZ the d"dCainry rr-"n"-
nos of A war heroes p"no~l.u c..mr-
'.-y Harding has announced ~ would
,-cbab,v begin his campaign here hat
day Il was said ;Ar affair would be
nS, political
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
MAKE PREPARATION FOR
WOMEN, VOTING IN PENN'A.

Hnrr.sburE. Pa. July Attorney
Grnrral W!llum |. Schaffcr tonight Is
su,I 4 starcmcnt in which hr suggested
in view Of tn" possibility nf ratfica>
-!on nr ~" woman eUrfrng" amendment
Ly enough states N n short time" thar
county commissioners begin making
preparations :" that women may u"
registered and assessed in order to vote
m November.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
poRmEH WEST vRGIN1AN
TO THE NAVAL ACADEMY

ADn,po;lS. Md July 1.--ThauE" -
m. stair OF departmental officials ~
H. naval academy bc"am" "r"ctl> =
,odsy whsn Commander Muc,;rll;vray
Milne assumed charge 49, head ~ IN"
department OF modern languages, re-
'leving Commander Anthony J jams.
The latter. has received orders assign
i0g him ~ "Nrcutir" officer ot IN" nat,
tleship Utah. flagship Of Rear Admiral
Edward " Ebcrle. former sup"rtn-
tondrnt ot the academy who now com.
mands one or the divisions "f tn" At
lRntic fleet.
Commander Milne - = natH" "t "rN'
virginia. but vas appointed I" n"
navy from ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-08
-SUFFS ATTACK WEST VIRGINIA'S
RATIFICATION OF The AMENDMENT

amendment through the courts Ht ilHS
,imc came as n surprIs,. IN Su(iraE" cir
clrs here. An attack on tn" legality II
thr action Of the Tennessee" I"EElntur"
had been "Nur"t"d hut not until IN" I"E-
lSintur.. actually had acted. T
In antigipation Of such move hy n"
autl-Sunrar" forces. the organization
supporting IN" enactment nav" urged
carly action hv moro than - states so
that N" amendment could become OPP
"r2tivc IN iimC :" pCrmli tn" women :"
vote ia ih'. presidential ","ct"n his