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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-05
ESTHOvEN

Miss Viola Crime of Archbold, a
sister of Mrs. E. F. LAUDER formerly
of Wauseon and Mr.. Albert West
hoven of Napoleon were united in
marriage at st. Peters Catholic
church in Archbold by the pastor,
Rev. FIR. Carol, Wednesday morning
November 3rd.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-05
BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday Services
Bible School and morning worship
$50 to 11:3O.
B. Y. P. U. 900 p. m.
This church unites in the Red
Cross meeting at the High School
Sunday evening.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 700.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-05

John w. Wood filed through John
Schlatter action for money only VS.
Dewey and Huftile.
Lettie Livingston filed through
Heise and Barber action for partition
VS. Livingston and Treadway.
May Jung filed through Fred B.
Fowler action for divorce VS. Shuen
Jung.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-05
Court Orders

Lauretta and Ray Farison VS.
County Commissioners money only.
Demurrer overruled, defendants to
answer by November 9th, 1920.
Louis E. Bernath VS. Frederick
Lawrenre ct al. Quiet Title, title
quieted as prayed for. Plaintiff to
pay costs.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-05

WATCH AND WAIT
For Fred Grandy's big sale of 40
Registered Holstein Cattle, November
23rd. 31-2-c
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-05

building N0tices
Nettie B. Fields, Sec. 8. York
Twp, barn estimate1 cost, $18O0.Oo.
Chas. Heimbishner, Sec. Is Cor
ham Twp, garage, $25O.00.
3. G. Dennis. Sec. 35 Fulton Twp.
barn $1,000.
Arnold Geiger,. Sec. 4 Fulton Twp.
straw barn, $4,000.
Samuel Richer, Sec. 21, Clinton
MA Mary Gype, See. 8 Dover, silo,
F. J; Graedel, Sec. Amboy straw
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-05
The Next President of the United States
Harding's Majority in Fulton County is 4O4O

terfield, 1245 ad5 90
Emil Weber, stamps Co. Bird.
po Of ed Ed. ~. 1.26
q l247 ~. $4,000
y. E. Lathrop, Sec. 3 Royalton
:, 1850 3 ,..... 5000
H. Q. Porter, Sec. S, Clinton
u, l227 n 1856
W. w. Woleott, See. 2 Gsf
ham 1886 ......... 4. 227.5o
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-05

1920 at o'clock.
Estate of Myron o. Ford, inventory
and appraisement filed, application
to sell personal property at private
sale filed and granted and order Of
sale issued.
Estate of Theobold Graf 1st and
final account filed, hearing November
29, 1920.
Estate of Myron o. Ford. Proof
of publication and notice of appoint
ment filed.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-05
RALLY AT MINAMEG

RALLY AT WINAMEG
Wednesday evening, November 10,
ae 700 p. m.
ZOO Song Service, w. G. Azbill.
7:15, Devotional A. C. Lambert
7:25 Duet Wauseon Girls
7:30 Address, Grant W. Spur, Toledo
8:15 Instrumental Duet.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Azbill
500 Song =
$3.50 Benediction, Geo. Knapp
8:45 Mems Banquet at Grange Hall
c. E. Rostofer, Wauseon, Toast
Master.
l The Rural Church as a Social
Center, John J. King, Wauseon.
2 Advantages of the Unified SER
vices. Robert Barnes, Lyons.
3 Can a rural church live without
a Minister, Chas. Knapp
A Missions in a Rural Church,
A. C. Lambert, Delta
5 Group Evangelism,
Clyde Wager, Wauseon
Man Power in the Rural Church,
Grant W. Speer, Toledo
Wauseon. Male Quartette
Good Music Four Addresses
One Big Night, COME
HOG CHOLERA IN HENRY CO.
Hoy Colera is raging in southern
Henry County. Owners who vaccin-
ate their hogs against the disease
loose one to three per cent of their
herds, the County Agent states.
Williams Restaurant, clean place
to eat. 23-tf
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-05

Marriage Licenses
Jacob Eaton 81, farmer Archbold
and Ada Gleason 46 housekeeper,
Archbold.
Frank E. Lenfesty, 20 Wauseon
and Hazel Shinew 20 Wauseon.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-05
HOG CHOLERA IN HENRY co.

Williams Restaurant, a clean place
to eat. 23-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
FOUR MORE YEARS or
WILSONIC HYPOCRISY
IF COX IS ELECTED

Nashville. Tenn. Aug s--Far,~y ?.
Christensen. nominee ~ The Farmer
Labor party for president. In a speech
here tonight declared p promise Of four
more years Of Wllsouic hypocrisy ~ all
I can get out Of N" speech OF accept
sncc NJ Governor Co..
The Cox spe""h added NJ Chris
tsnsen. completes the couSpirar,' by the
Republican and Democratic bosses 70
blind the people - their real interest b"
setting up the dead League 0: Nations
as the paramount issue OF the campaign.
I make the prediction that the pres
snt critical European situation Will re-.
suit IN what amounts 70 a new TeacH
conference that Will scrap teh treaty 81
Versailles The Leacu" Of Nations as
created in that treaty mas never turC-
toned and never Will. EuroC' knows
this and realizes now Nest a"u'e'y the
necessity for a nsw agrr"ueIr--a peace
based on the solid fouEda'!o0 "f Inter-
national justice and homes, st7reswan-
shin and not on rhetorical g"G 'CallZa-
t,ons by erudi'e hypoc-it"s
"Sr1us hypocrisy - IN" dor!n''.t Hotn
in the governors statem"n, - accept
eace. ,ust as transparent huncNmhe -
the outstanding characteristics - hts
Republican ocT0n"rt'S nn"ra00's NJ ="
tat"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
COUCHL|N TOT
IS IN HANDS Of
POLISH WOMAN
DAY OF RELIEF FROM
GRILLNG FOR PASQUALE
Police Unable 10 Secure Fur
ther Information From
The Crank

Philadelphia Ia. Aug. S.--Search for
tn" kidnapped HIakrly GoHEAl!n con-
tinued today. while August" PaSqua."'
"thr crank who. according 10 the au-
thor!t,cs. has admitted receiving q. part
cf III" Slg.""0 ransom paid by IN"
hahy'S father. hut denies the actual ah-
dUci!on. was permitted TO have n day
Of relief from 'hc lnccssant question.
inc 10 which r. has been subjected
since hr Was arrested last Monday at
Egg Harhor y 7 The search today
revealed nothing regarding tho chI!d's
Whcrca bouts
Tonight Alfred soudcr. captain Of
Detectives. again called PasQuale from
mad" another effort 10 obtain additional
information from him Parts OF some
Of The conflicting stories told by the
prisoner have been confirmed by the
police. who expressed the belief ne has
NOT told all he knows.
hv the police. Faslualc said the abdu"-
tor IS n RUssian-F Pole and that he was
aided by woman. TINS woman, he
was reported - have sad. now has tho
child. ON Friday FaSqualc made an
apDeal To k!s supposed pals 10 return
threatening unless they did. he would
tell all he knows The tine limit ex-
plrcd las, night and s!nrc then the Of
flcials have bc"n able to Obtain but
lltr'" further information from HIM.
The authorities declared tonight ther
wcrn uncertain a. - whether Pascua!c
really believed his appeal would have
any effect on his supposed pals or
whether hc was merely trying 70 gam
a respite from his long examination.
He was said tonight - hav" again de-
c,ared the h4h~ Is alive and ~ Gus
tody IF this woman. He id not know
N" present wherea bouts Of either the
roman or her male conpanlon. tho
roN,a si!l h> tc!d thrm He admitted
today. according - the police. that ho
Is married but declared ho hnS not seen
his wife s,rce h" vas released from
prison n Trenton. :. !, several years
GC"
Numerous supposed clues were run
oGt todaN, bur non" - 'hcm led 10 any
thing 'anE!bl~ D"'er'ivcs were sen;
10 Atlantic cry and n'har points in
%ow Jersey and T"nHs" s"irani7. but all
reported they had found nothing which
would throw light On In" case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09

Psvere Mass. Aug --FiN" sailors
vr~o wounded and = Sr0re If men re-
~.,yed minor INJURIES In battle A.
Revere Reach tonight bet" ""n Metro
,ol,tan park CTlCcrs who wAre harr'-
rsdsd IN The police station and several
hundred attacking sailors. marines
and soldiers AIa!lahl" reports late
to,lch, showed none killed.
The hattic which vas Tr"","i'a'"d
~ ,Na a'tcmp, 81 a polio" "i'i."r -
prres, 4 SAILOR on a "NarGe IF drunk
enncsx RACED tor NOR" than two hours
erI va- only Tuelled when troops
iron, Fo~, Banks. n Boston harh"r.
ss,lo~x from the Charl"Stown Ravv
,a-d AID police from d'"tnng cities
came 49, .ha aES!S,aH~" - n" ne'"aG-
,.~sl ,ro,ro3r'itan officers
\. ,,lG0izh: 'rrons vl'h NN"d
ha,o-s-S N.-r H7rrn'.'ng 'ha beach.
which had hoo7 swept clear ot 'ts
SunIa- viENr crowds and n" s''ua-
t'ru VAS yaid o. ho unt"r control
re-e-. NfnSe NuE. -FeG"ra'
trorrS r~~to ro-' Banks ""r" rushed
- Te"n-s Roach tonight after
croud - sailors and wqrtncS had At.
fs~kNd Ioli"" sta'!Nr at'"r mob
Ming q FrFr~1 1o''an park police ~
F-n- Nj h7H a''o~'r'cf - arrest
taffo- IN y rNqrEH - drunker0"es
Nhr" 'Nr,-7"H- -" .U0H7 ~ ch'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
Reeds Comment on the
Cox Speech Will Not
Please the President

Dayton. Ohio. Aug. s.-Governor Cox
received calls today at Traiscnd IRON
many party notables, who expressed
pra!se for the policies Of the acceptance
address and the demonstration II re-
ceived.
Senator Reed of Missouri, whose op'
position 10 the league has been marked
tonight gave out a brief statement
before leaving for home. agd said hf
would supplement Il with one more de-
finite in week or ten days.
1T now seems plain" said Senator
Reed. that nobody Is N favor or the
lea que as II was brought her" and
presented to the Senate. Everybody
admits it has to he changed. The truth
Is. It has heen literally shot full OF
holes. Nobody dare any longer spon-
sor It as presented. Some are II favor
OF one change. some favor bfren or
twenty changes ard some are against
It altogether. but nobody Is willing 10
take it without sorae changes. The
longer 1t Is discussed the more
changes tho people favor. The critics
OF the league have been rindicated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
COX MEASUREMENTS EXPOSED
IN STATEMENT BY MR.. HARDING

Grated IN a time Of peace. Federal tax.
alton must be heavily reduced. and II
VIII BE- done at once Democrat"
administration is chosen in November
Taxation Reduced.
The foregoing IS far from recorded
facts. The Goth congress in little
more. than year OF its existence. r..
dGccd the rcoun'ry,s taxes BY, .2.!l4ll5;-
l4i,i3; There is. appropriated much
less than the amount which the Demo
cratic administration demanded should
he appropriated.
The Democratic e5,h congress died
March 4. 1919. II had failed 10 pass
many OF III" appropriation bills, Is
/, task was turned over TO the incoming
Republican congress. who proceeded I'M
mediately 10 prune down the estimates
that had been embodied in the approprl.
alton bills prepared by its DeulocratIc
= pr:d"cessor. This pruning process re-
suited in a saving Of $93S.6s?,54l.e7.
That IS. If tie Democratic congress had
sucC"cded II passing before It's lease II
life eHp:rsd, the bills that II had framed.
II would have appropriated nearly bill
lion dollars more than the Republican
congress. Immediately following apprU-
.pTIatcd for the same purpose Follow
ing this came the regular session Of the
k-puhi!cau G6th congress, from which
th2 democratic administra ton demand
Cd appropriations aSgresat!ng s6.334.
%I2,?:9ih instead of granting tins
amount which was insisted upon witb
all vehe:ncncr by the various Democrat,
lc departments. this session OF q Repub-
l!can congress cut the estimated appr"-
priat!ous $li74, 4,i22602l6. So froin
March 1 1919 70 carly June 1920. tho
aggregate saving effected by the subst:-
luton Of Republican for a Democratic
congress WAS S2.4i+.ll5.144l3.
Exeravagance Prevented.
1t is worth while TO pursue this OK
animation i step further. If the cst!-
mates submitted by the Democratic ad-
m!n!straiton had been granted appropri-
ations for the period under examination
would have exceeded the revenues oy
s., 400, ,000. 600.
The discussion Of taxation in tho
Democratic nominees address IS about
equally sound and reliable. annoying
consumption taxes he says, once will.
!nsly borne. now urius;iaed etould be
repealed And IN the very next para.
graph:
II suggest a small tax. probah bly, one
and one-half per cent on the total bvsI-
ness of every going concern.'
THUS the governor IS found In one
paragraph to oppose consumption tax.
and in the next 10 favor their adoption
"A a universal scale.
On that issue the Republican party
IS ready to join battle before the coun.
tS.'' -
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Refuse 10 Return 10
Work Until Company
Meets Their Demands

Denver. col. AUE S-Str:kirg train
ment Of the Denver Tramway COM
rany az lGass meeting today declined
10 return 10 work untN company Off
C!a,s meet their demands that they be
allowed 70 resume their duties IN a
body and discharge the strlkehrcakcrs
Tho company has refused 10 treat with
the Nl!on
No formal vot" vas taken A. the
meeting oA tho question Of continuance
or cessation of the strike. Rv accla-
nation tho men accepted a suggestion
Of their leaders that tho natter be left
in the hands OF their executive COM
Tnittee and their attorneys
While the men were meeting street
car service was resumed N Denver
Trains were manned by strikebrcakers
Behind each car was an automobile
loaded Slth fedora! troops. carrying
service rifles and trench guns. No at
tempt was made t. interfere.
Five hundred troops "t the Seven
tlNth division from Camp Funston,
Kan. reached here this morning There
were no Demonstrations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09

Cologne. Aus S--tDv the Associated
PreSs)-The SITUATION N Poland has de
v~loped into a military catastrophe and
there - complete internal collapse.
says a dispatch TO the Cologne Gazette
from Warsaw
The French military authorities. the
dispatch continues, are reported to have
haStily approached the German conSn.
late for passports for all members OF
,he French mission. The German Cler-
!Cal forces were unable 10 issue the
passports speedily enough, :" that three
french majors roincl the staff 10 en-
pedlte tho work.
rciand's one military hore-H1 Her :
volunteer a-Ty--!s proving dtsaN-
po!ntment notwithstanding the fa"t
that Il made heroic efforts - stem IN"
onrush on the northern front. during
The course of which u sustained hcATI'
losses
II is added by the correspondent that
there Is serious friction between the
French General WNyEand's StRf and tho
Polish military leaders. which has re
suited in hopeless confusion in the car
rr!rE out Of orders in the fCht,nE zonH.
What remains ~ the army which was
rcpulsel along the Rug river are r"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
ENERAL ALLEN
SEES COLLAPSE

Cob!enz. AUG. &-Bv the Associated
PresS-losaHd military situation IS
now critical IN the view cf Major Cen
cral Eenrv T. Allen. commander in
chief Of the American army or occupa
tion in Germany, who Is kept closely
informed through 4 representative in
Warsaw and the American attache there
OF Polish Developments. Resources and
rcinrorcem-nts within Poland. for much
further resistance. do not appear 70
General Allen to he available. and he
believes that a continuation O; tho Pol
ish struggle rests with The allies
The American genera. has r~"eived
no indication that the United STATES IS
taking active steps % cooperate with
the allies. II" has received 10 sFrr!1,
instructions from Washington covering
his att!tuGe and To.icv
Genera. Allen has expressed corv!c-
ton, from his knowledge - tho coun-
try that Germany s. determined 70
stand on her neutrality and oppose the
allies transit through German territory.
IIa also feels certain that Germany viii
not allow N" Bolshcvik; heyond her
caSt"rn border.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
THOUSAND TROOPS At
WEST FRANKFORT Will
MAINTAIN THE PEACE

VEST Frankfort. III. Aus. s--With
more thnn tp"ntI-hvc suspects under
arrest in connection with the riot!r &
hrr". tha situation continued 20 improve
and tonight there Ter" 70 lnd!"a tons cf
a recurrence ot the outbreaks which b"-
gan "crly last week.
Milit.amnn on duty, Numbering about
one thousand. however. Will not be re-
moved for several days. Brigadier Cen
cral Frank I. Wells. in charge Of the
military. explained. as Il is feared their
early departure would be followed BY
fresh disorders.
The trooYs continued to patrol TIE
streets and outlying districts today.
County officials announced arrests
would continue 70 be made. adding that
they were in possession Of names OF
more than one hudred residents Sus-
pocted OF having participated IN the
law.essness in which one man was
killed and several score wounded
Several reports that foreigners ver"
set upon and beaten could not be YER
tied
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
5OO j. s. SOLDIERS WITH FIXED
BAYONET OUELL UPRISING OF
AAR|NESAND SA|LORSAT REVERE

yleasure seekers looked on ;he sailors
?nd marines. joined by Il few soldiers
and numbering moro than -FOUR hun
drrd took tho prisoner from the Of
Hcer and then gave battle :" other
members Of the force some nt them
seized rifles from nearby shooting
galleries and opened fir" on the police
station The police returned the FIRE
with revoIverS and shotguNs. Five
sailors wer" seriously wounded and
there war" many minor injuries.
Help was summoned from Fort
GaHks N" Chglsea police and the
Boston navy yard. y detachment Of
&oo soldiers from Fort Ranks was hUr-
ricd u the scene and proceeded with
HNeG havoners 70 clear tho h"ach. The
police estimated The crowd at tho
beach a. the tim" Of the rI"t!nS 10 hc
Ton n"u
I'll" ra"al authorities gave orders
- the nav provost guard that "~"rl
sailor IN Revere was 10 he arreS Sted
Toto ,ouirht more than too had been
placed under arrcs'. and n" authori.
;'"s seemed 20 hal" gained control ~
thu SITUATION.
several ra'rrlr1"N "sr" injured N
tho ngh'lnE. ron" s"rI~usly. TIL"
h-a"h Is Grdc- ~" control 0r the
Metropolitan d!s'ri-i commission NuI
te nat-~'lHi ~ -. ..~i.r'".. 'r"'T =.
'r,. '-~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
PH|L|PP| BANKER
MURDER VICTIM
T. H. Grim, Of Barbour Coun.
ty, Meets Violent Death
in Metropolis

New YORK. Aug. &c. II. Grim.
said to be president Of a bank at
Philipp, west virginia, died at q hos
pital here today from acute opium
poisoning, according to physicians.
He was registered at the Pennsyl-
vauia Hotel, but early this morning
was found unconscious In tho room
OF James X. Ready. IN West 54th
ST rect. Ready said he dtG not know
Grim or how he reached there. There
was only seven cents m Grim 5
pockets, although friends said he was
accustomed to carry large sums OF
money with him.
Phlippi. W Va. Aug. Sc. H
Grim. who died in a New York hos
r.tal tcday from opium 1oisining
undnr mysterious circumstances
was president nt the FIRST National
hank and owner OF a department
store here. He was one of the veal
th.est business men Of tre county
and fifty-four years If age. lie is
survived hr his wife and one daugh-
ter. lie left here. last Tuesday 20
pUrohn Sc 4 fall stock Of goods. In
formation reaching here today from
New York. was to the effect that he
had been robbed and murdered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
Mark Sulivan's Pen Picture of Cox Notification

ronnE Franklin Roosevelt Is youne
and looks Younger AS he two stood
together reviewing tho paradn they
EfN" distinctly" the impression OF Two
you'hfrl candidates Also the mcY yrho
marched by IN the parade wcr" Young.
and between the Young man who march.
cd and the young mrn who reviewed
there was unmiStakahle krshi7. an un-
mistdkahl" Sr""tinE o: youth t. youth
The REPUBLICANS need not he surprised
If COX and Roosevelt turn cut 10 be 4
yOung mans ticket.
Your CORES rorG'nr WI watch the
vote Of the Young men g.: the country
with Il good deal ot interest OF election
day.
TcN rarud" pa-' OF 4 ended. and then
the National chairman. George White.
came forward with hts coUnt"nanca OF
Jean cArnestHcSs. looking littlc Ike 4
country clergyman .: generation ago.
He had nut 4 sert"nC" or 50 to say. and
then O Local fgurc. Mr McMahor. in.
rroiuced tho R'v. Mr. Hal" - lead in
PRAYER You can '3E" = completely for
granted that n" Clergyman had been
lcGuaintHd with the speech that was 10
conc later He know what was to he
Tho point OF the burden Of CnNs speech
AZ rravr- was TIA: war may end"
Continued on Page FineN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09

Marion. Aug s.-Assail!ng Governor
Co3s speech Of acceptance as a curl
Gus mixturc OF errors and misstate-
mcnts." Senator Harding's hcadquar-
ters replied at length n an official
statement tonight TO the governors 8
criticism Of the record Of Tho Repuht-
can congress on taxation. finances aid
the Lea gu" ~ Nations
The Republican party, the statement
sad. Is ready 10 join battle on the
question Of whether the Senai" at
tempted t. subvcrt and did subvert the
wish and purpose Of the American peo-
pie in preventing ratitlcation OF the
Presidents league.
Billions Saved
Charges that the Republican Senate
and House had made no effort 10 re-
GuIn wartime tax burdens were de-
sc-ybad as far from recorded facts
and II was declared that by opposing
Democratic arpr"pr!aI"n proposals IN"
present congress had effected saving
of $2.4l4ll5.l44 in government cNpenI'-
lures.
Tho statement also asserted that by
suggesting rercal Of consumption taxes
and enactment Of = blanket one and
business II going concerns. Governor
cox had shown that he has no pro-
gram whatever except "a appca! for
the support of people who want some
BODY else to pay the taxes.
"A leadership which would dtstor,
these outstanding facts as Governor
Cox has done" II continued, will
hardly command confidence when the
country turns attention 10 the prob
lcm Of cur fiscal future"
The Stntement.
The statement. given 0ut C"cr the
signature Of Senator H2rdirg's head
Quarters was partly as follows:
"Ciuvcrror CoH's acceptance address
will not fail 10 please his political op-
roncntS. Republicans ard Democrats
alike. who are convinced that the coun-
TVS most immediate task IS 70 get its
business administrator INTO the hands
Of peonIe competent 70 take care or,
and gets Its international relations into
the control Of mon who arc Americans
first. rather than :nternauona!iSts.
The speech s curious mixture OF
errors and n1!sstatements as 10 facts
20 well known that mere utterancc can
cause noth.ag less than amusement.
Thus "r tho subject Of government
"Arms"s gov. Cox said:
Immediately. following the ar'ntst:oe
measures u nodity on"rous and an
moving TAXATION should haN" ho"u 'ak"2
and the Republican congress - a. NO.
made . siHgl" effort or passed single
law TO ut from the American people d
load IF war taAai!'H that c--IIct lie toI-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
COMPLETE POLISH COLLAPSE ALLEGED

turning without arms or equipment N
squads Of from twenty t0 forty.
Preparations have he"n made 10 h,0w
up both the rrin"iHal NlstV', bridges.
All river traffic has hocu prohibited
under threat nf dcat1. The food shops
ot Warsaw haN" h"cn sto-mrl The
Ghetto district IS being given special
projection owing 70 tho anti-sene;ic
sentiment prevalent IN the city.
The correspondent SAYS A coordinate
Polish government has ceased 10 eNis'.
The finance ministry was ~" hrs' 70
leave. President Tilsudski is reported
70 have said he preferred 5"a;h IN 'Ha
battle Geld 70 seeing polard's dnwNCaU j.
The prevailing Internal confusion. &c
corG!ns 70 me correspondent. IS !0d!c7-
tive Of tho proclamation cC 4 scy'", re
public N tho next few days Rolshn'Ik
prora Eandists have been husv IN ~"
suhUrbs for the pas; week urmNi"sted
Incoming trains arc reported n ho
damned with armed dcs"rt"rs TAreN
hundred deserving officers were placed
on trlal Wednesday OF ihes" twenty
th-Ne were executed.
\ pamphlet signed A Soviet Soldier
circula'ed IN Warsaw, calls IN n" 0ro-
letariat - ro!n "our Russian brofEren.'