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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07
THE DYING FRENCH

The famous French physician. Dr.
Ecr,,llun. declares that Il the present
failing Of the birth rat" continues,
within c,gh,y years there VIII b" n"
more France b".auS. ih"r" w,ll be no
moro Frcnchmcu. Al the present time.
according 70 Or. E"rtIllon. ;he French
people ar falling behind uv" hundred
thousand births pr year N proportion
10 other countries. Will" each year COO
nOO above fifty years are dying. It tho
birth rate continues 70 fail in the sam"
degree. within eighty years he French
race will have entirely disappeared "N-
cent for a few diluted remnants. The
c.pt for few diluted remnants.
The catastrop Of an entire
people passing away has not been
seen in world history except among no
inferior races that have been poisoned
bv rho ACQUISITION ~ the vices Of super
Tor conqucrors. The pure-o % d 9
American Indian has almost
ceased 10 exist. and in portions Of tn"
Pacific islands. the original Malay in
babitants have nearly passed away.
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FAIR REPUBLICANS
GIVEN LESSONS IN
PRACTICAL POLITICS

C,TUrAGO. Jan. 6.-Qucsuons and
answers were the order At the ''NS,nh
session today Of the conierchC" ca IL
publican women from IA states "I wv
,niddle west Delegates LETT Tor thelF
homes tonight. prImcd, ACCORDING 20
leaders. with Information on no" 20
max. n Democratic editor PRINT lS'pup,'-
can propaganda, how 10 pcrsuduc iiiu'
yIduals dissatisfied with primary rcSulIa
70 work for straight ticket voting, no"
~ $50 halls. introduce and accommo-
date visiting speakers. collect campaign
funds and canvass precincts
These and many related problems OF
the professional politician were eNpIaLn-
cd to the women by party SNp SEr, no
Tho national committee and from inc
Tyonens division of the orEah'|at!Tr.
Talks were given on the topics Al 'hc
morning session and IN the AFTERNOON
The EXPERTS occupied coy corners an"
opened the question boxes lot the Uc'c-
gates l., ..,oo, .bc
rotionol committeeman and other rN-
nnricnced leaders discussed in Sc
Guided hotel conditions in the several
states. slogans and issues. II was mo
Gated that there was virtual nnANlihIiy
on the idea that pre- convention t ttn
should center on the SINS OF '""
democratic administration.
The good will" banquet OF Monday
nirb+ was discussed freely about the
hcadouartcrs Of General Leonard M"ou'
Governor Frank u. Lowdcn 81 iI"n"'S
and Senator Harding OF ONO al lnaI
nvrrs expressing themselves satisfied
with it's happenings and tone. 1t was
lobby talk that a good deal of Qu'N, or
ganizaticn work was accomplished at
tho dinner given visiting national com
mitteemcn by Fred W. Cpham. former
treasurer Of the national committee.
The final breaking up Of IN" confer
enccs came late today after Il local mar
mony luncheon by the women. Mrs.
John Glover South and Miss Mary Car
Tctt Hay Of the Womens Division Of
tho National committee headed party
which left for the Inter Mountain con-
ference to be held in Denver. Win
HON were Mrs. {. \. Severance OF
Minnesota: Mrs. Margaret lin Nc
carter Of Kansas and Mrs. George W,
Reinicke Of Chicago. From Denver IN"
women will 20 to san Francisco for the
PacIflc coast conference which opens
DeNt Monday,
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rhp.. whu favor tn" government
OWNERSHIP rt natural resources. ''p""I-
alIv those vC a hjghly monopuiI~N" ma
,ur,.. ,.Ju Gud an excellent argument IN
the prcscu, coal situation. which /" an
outsider appears to Toe about as ioI-
lows:
At n time when tn" nation and The
world ned every ounce 90 coal mat
they can got. when the expansion OF IN
dustry anL commerce. and tn" FeSunp-
ton rr normal business activities IN
general are waiting uI"n ihr production
of coal We find the supply Of TINS oaS''
-nmmod,ty held up by dispute be
tween thr operators. who IN inc ma!
nn9IyS!S rcrrcScnt the owners. and the
miners. This d,spurc has To d" with
hours and wages. hut apparently It
would lc possible to come 10 an agree
mcnt on hours # the wages issue could
be settled.
The miners ar" demanding very con-
siderable increase IN pay. Tn" merits
Of this demand ar probably open 10
question. but it is backed up by sun
cirut power u MAX" II t"rmIdHhle Inc
operators appear To J." willing to grant
a small advance III pay and To increase
II ON condition that they be allowed
To- pass the cost on 20 the consumer
through a proportional increase IN sell
ing prlrr. This the government OFF,
CIrls arr not willing to permit.
Accordingly. 1T present writing, the
controversy seems To have boiled down
to the question rs 10 whether this cur
rent profits Of thu operators ar" Suiil-
cicut to allow granting the demands OF
the miners without adding 10 the price
Of coal. On the other hand Mr.. McAdoo
and others accuse the operators or Cd
tanning eXorhitapt profits in tn" indus
try as a whole. The operators reply thaI
these fabulous profits are enjoyed by
only a limited number Of mines those
which arc richest" or most faroraoIg
located while many others mines arc
producing coal at n bare living profit'
II the cost of productions is incrca"'d
bv raising wages. it is contcndcd. these
less favored mines VIII lose their en-
trio profit. and since they cannot con
tinue to be operated at . loss. they WILL
be closed down. thus reducing the amount
Of coal produced. which is just exactly
the reverse Of what tn" country needs.
There can be no denying the lac'S
cited as to the difference in the prouuC,-
,lyity Of mines. As one writer has Sal"'
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POOR BELGIUM" IS
THRIVING, HE SAYS
ENGLAND and France an Well, Kaufman
Asserts, No Longer to Be Pihed.

NEW YORK, Jan. G.--"POOr. starving
RrlyIuru." as Americans have become
accustomed 10 regard her. Is far from
hungry and is rapidly getting over De
ing poor. according to Joseph Nanl man
pre- idcnt of the American Safety razor
COMPANY, who has been abroad tHaillih-
ing the markets of Europe.
Belgium. Mr.. Kaufman says. is RAPID
" becoming prosperous, and IN" "thcr
nations Of Europe are far better OH
than we realIZ".
we think OF poor Belgium and poor
France" he said yesterday. because
We hear only Of the Ills OF these c"un-
tries They are thinking or poor
America because they hear only OF our
labor riots. strikes. coal fanincs ana
sugar shortages.
"Ns q matter Of fact. belgium is now
enjoying great prosperity. Labor CON
ditions are better in France than they
ed during tho war 10 speed up produc-
The condition oC Belgium is casilj
understood. During the occupation, the
Germans worked the factories ana
fields to a maximum Of production. ana
with the signing OF the armiStire an
that had to be done was 10 change IN"
workers, Industry there is now in per
feet working order.
In England the machinery and PRO,
ccsscs created for the manuia'tur" 81
munitions have been turned over 10
commercial pursuits. In Franc" inc
labor crisis has passed. Tho election
uroyinE that The marks of war are
fast disappearing. and Paris to-day IS
the gay city K was before the war.
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DEM CANDIDATES TO
"STEP IN" AT The
JACKSON DAY Dinner

WASHINGTON.I AN. G.-ProSpectlEe
candidates for the Democratic nomin-
alton for President Will meet Cach uth"r
and declare Their views on purIc putT
mons nj the Jackson Day banquet which
Is conclude tho meeting OF III" Dem
ucratic National committee here Thurs
, day.
il was made public today, ana they m
rIudc most Of those who have been
prominently mentioned rs prcSiucntla!
possibilities Besides there Will be r"Ai
Il message from President Wilson. pos
.ihly touching on thlrd term anu on
tho pcaC" treaty and a letter from u.
lam u. MCAdro. former secretary 81
tn" treasury. discussing some OF thcSH
issues likely TO enter into the campaign
Speeches will be made by the follow
ing: William Jennings Bryan. Sccr"-
lary Daniels, Attorn"w General ram -
Governor Cox, of ohio: James W. &C.
fard. Champ Clark, Governor Cornwel!,
of West NirG!n!a: Senators filtchco'h;;
l'omrrcnr. Underwood and owen ana
Mrs. Peter Ol"SOn, associate mcmpcr or
III" national committee from Mlhh"Sot1 L
Interest IN the banquet. particularly
with regard 10 the positions L" b" taken
10y President Wilson and Mr.. Bryan.
greatly uv, rShaduwrd among tn" assem-.
bling committeeman tonight tie rrtI
purpOSC Of the meeting here. which Is L.
select umr and place for the M
shed during the day on tn" prubIbI"
contents Of Mr.. Wilson's letter or Mr..
Rryar's speech and At was Indicated that
me intentions 81 both would h" kept
under cover until Thursday night.
The banquet will he in TWO sections
with NOR" than 1Uu guests ut each. All
Of those on the program Will speak at
both places. however. 50 the COMMITTEES
officials expect the Oratory to Cuntinu"
inr INTO the night. \ limit of twcnt%
inmates has been suggested TO the
.prnlirrS, but chairman cummings sad
'rdnN that there would h" no attempt
ia pat r,.Str RANT ON the subjects discuss =
~ or th" ideas expressed. Non" oil
The speeches would be of keynote chIr-
uctcr. H. said. but cnrh speaker w"uii
SAY what h" chose without binding amy
one but himself.
or the SIX cities asking for the ma
tional convention Kansas city was tho
first TO begin aCtiv" work among the ar
r:,lug committeeman. headquarters
were opened by T.. NJ. tlrnd"nn!nG, secr"-
lary1 of tn" Kansas Guy Chamber or
Commerce. and htcratur" was diStrlb-
utcd describing the Citys convention
hall and hotel and railroad facilities.
Tonight IN" chamber Of Commerce dele.
CATION entertained at dinner the Mis-
souri, members Of congress and var
luue committeeman.
Chicago and san Francisco ar" expect
Cd 10 begin their aCtiV" campaigns TOT
the convention tomorrow. Cincinnati
cleveland and Indianapolis also are CN-
p"rI"d Ia ask for tn" honor but not to
make 50 elaborate an effort 10 secure II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07
CANDY MAKERS NOT GUILTY

The organ Of IN" National Confocti"n-
erS' Association comes to the defense or
the candy-makcrs against the charge
that candy - consuming an excessive
amount ~ thu. cnu's5ry's scanty sugar
supply. According t.. this journal.
which should SPEAK with authority. the
total consumption Of sugar IN the Uni
ted S;atNs for the year Of 1915 was
about four million tons. or this amount
- per cent. or approximately @,S0O.ooo
tons was consumed IN the households
ana only 80 per cent was used for all
manufacturing purposes including can
ned fru.tS and vegetables. condensed
milk. ice cream and soft drinks. and
candy manufacturers used only the
small proportion OF per cent. If the
candy anutaclurcrs were prevented
from using any sugar al all, the total
amount would increase the available
supply for household consumption less
than one teaspoonful per person per
day, and on the other hand the candy
industry. which is highly important
one. employing over three hundred
thousand persons would be entirely de-
Stroyed
The candy makers use 4 great deal OF
raw materials besides sugar. ChoCO-
late. molasses. fruits. nuts. corn syrup.
starch and various other food products
70 into the making Of candy. and most
candy has food valu" entirely scpar-
at" and apart from the sugar It con-
taIns. on the whole. the indictment Of
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Wednesday, January T. 1920
THE PAY FOR DEPUTY
SHERIFFS

~. ,I,.r,,.nrSy over tho allowance 10
=, n,.l, sbcr,r Hastings for the pur-
nos, If CARVING on the work Of his
preco s.S,ns - b. a mountain made out
~ ,,,I.,,, II is. Of course. appar-
,.n, ,b,. ~, force OF deputy ShcriWs is
.nI,Icd 70 the same consideration IN
tho r,a,,sr ~ wages as has been shown
- Tho other county and c!ty employees.
.rbcsa mo, have families and 1t IS IN
,.os..h,c for them 20 maintain them and
i.,o =, dc,c,,y on the very modest rate
- WAGES that prevailed SIX or eight
,.oors ,rn Til, present allowance to
Lonn,,.. sbcrios $ $1,000 month. The
dcpu,y sheriff is on duty q, all hours.
subi.c, to- call a. any time. day and
night. AMI his work frequently IS OF
responsible, and delicate character.
sheriff hastings has asked that the
allowance for his deputies h" made
sl5noo per month. III" county COM
mIss,oncrs do MS feel able I" make
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07
A BUSINESS EXECUTIVE

Those who are demanding n bushes
man for President might be SATISFIED
with Gov. Frank O. Iluwd"n He was Il
: wonderfully successful business cN"cu-
! tive before ne embarked I'm statesman
! ship and his hand has not forgotten \"
, cunning From the financial stand
: poiut.h" has mad" Illinois IN" most sue
C"ssCully- administered commonwealth N
: the Union. In IN" FAC" OF two years
of wartime expenditures and increased
costs m several departments he has re-
duCed the state tax rate from 30 cents
, To- 40 cents. His state IL the only one
! 10 lower its lax rate in meeting war
conditions. and It has done It two years
| in succession.
GOV. Lowdrn made his pledge To the
people that ne would abolish or ConSu'-
idatc all the state boards and commits
sions. including the board "t "Qualiza-
ton. and would adopt i budget system
10 care for the revenues and "Npcndi-
, lures There should l." a small and
compact taN-fiXnr body with himself
as it's head. Tn" people would krow
exactly where to place responsibility.
Gov. Lowdcn is now known rs tho
man who keeps his word II" had To
cleS In the doing. but hr 4 known that
he has kept his every pledge. The other
day. with the Co-oPrrItIun Of the state
treasurer and state auditor. he fined
| the state tax rate for tho next year at
A. cents and this was IN tn" face Of an
Increased appropriation az SI.uOO.VVO Tor
, tn" public schools. There has h""n i
reduction Of 80 per cent Ia tn" state
;aN bills in two Years.
Does anybody know a. anything else
tuRt has com" down"
Calforniaus pleas" rise aud hc count
ON prrcmbcr |. 1919. tho frs, year Of
Gov. L"wu,us administrator. thor"
was a haIdnr" in the rcNCnu" fund Of
S5.G2T.5g3. This balanC" grew in 1918
{" $12.Hi9,52G Sow II reaches Sl6.l%l..
a. ,1s,,.
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tho taxes have been regularly lGSSened,:
Meanwhile the governor is we'll nnaSp
Way with 4 bodybuilding prosfEat.nfini'.
which calls for the. expenditure OF S ns3.
VV'' ~ ,h, lax burdens Of the people.
In the face Of existing. coadiuons.s
,,,ii,lc1i and financial. the record or
i;ov, I.owI~u IS absolutely Iu'Hu%%. , re
a, nn1 no6 in Tie tax bills of his people
and bling UP money in the bank while
"' II Gov t' l.owdrn is worth $4,000 600
year 10 the people OF limos WA c;.;.
might h" not be worth 10 All '"' N''
Krd this considers the business SIDE
rr The man unly.--I"s Angeles Times.
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WHO SHOULD OWN The COAL Mines?
Plain Statement of the Facts Far as the Public Is
Concerned.
By PROF. H E FAIRCHILD

(, may COST 81 a. to produces z ton or
,,rl in one NM, end $l.jh N aholh"T.
t." pr,urIpl" Of 'niarEinai ull'N. h"'
only IN mIurS but IN other forms 81 pro
duGiI,n. has lonT b""u r"r"rhlI"d IN
economies. Il applies 10 all naturai
UonupOlI"s. and Is the baSlS : Nhr -
called "EicardIau" theory Of rent. NS
population nrr'"S"S. ana Inc "''','''iu w.
a given commodity expands. : p''"in''
, nrcrssary L. bring into proGu'NN'S W.
l,.ys raynrrd sources Of supply. ana IN"
rulrI, NuS L. resign itself I" pay ~ :.
a Iric" Slffirlrut TO cover IN" ~ y.
pr0duClinu. iluS a rcasonabi" Pr"l'l' az
these sources. And sine" there can d.!
ONLY on. nrirc for a given commodity
in n given market, the owners OF NV
moro Favored sources are "haoi'd ~
nut IN their prices To Corr"Sl"hu "''I
To- nockct tho surplus proiIts-"h'''
they naturally do. =.
This - the situation which hcs h''"
Of all the arguments OF the s'hEIc-''
ers. and other schools OF g"Fc'''''' ia
land mruurulsts. The argument "'''',
applicd L. land IN general - conn
by n number CC conditioning
Rut in the cas-" Of such '"'i'"""'' %
coal il Is much easier to sec the point
Tho though which rccurrentIy pre-
scr,s itself t. the householder wiz
,,r,c. ar thrice n day is compelled 10
: offer up the precious b!h'" huHG''S -
The unsuitable Muloch in LIS basement -
,,ny is Il not possible to devise
3 scheme whereby the coal INDUSTRY
; should To- operated as an organic "hoI',
md tho excessive ,prots ON the favored
mines b. used to offset the losses result
jnr from the operation OF the poor
mines Why should We have 10 pay
! several times over for the necessity "I
adding to our coal supply-onc" for the
coal itself produced from the poor
! mines. and then correspond. 3
amount for every ton produced from the
| better mines?
In short why should we have 10 pay
for all cur coal if It were produced from
thc poorest mines. or else forcgo the
! n-oduct Of those mines altoGeth"r'
| This is tins GOv"rnrncnt oWhrFShlr
I side Of the argument There are. OF
course, sound and wc!ghty arGumekl7
! ON the other Silc. But It must he con
| frsscd that on" is very much put 10 II
| "a bolster them up enough to hold thclr
own against the obvious logic or com
! mon ownership in the face OF 4 s!tua-
| lion like tn" present.
i copyright, 1912
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07
HEADACHE,
PAIN, NEURALGIA
Don't suffer- Get a dime package OF
DR.. James Headache
Powders.

You can clear your head and r"li"v" 4
dull. splitting or violent thr"hblng head
ache in q moment with n l)r. james
Headache Powder This old-tim" h"ad-
ache relief acts almost maEi"aily. send
some one to the drug St"r" now for Il
dime package and few moments after
YOU take 4 powder you viii wonder wiat
became Of tho h"adnch". neuralgia ana
pain stop suffering. IFS needless. he
sure you got what you ask for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07
GOVERNOR LOWDEN

In another column Of the IntGllIgcncer
today appears an appreciation OF Cover
nor Lowdcn taken from the Los Angeles
Times. According to this California
ewspapcr. Governor Lowdcn has made
a most remarkable record as an admin
iStratVr. he was a highly successful
business man before he became govern
nor. and he has given to the governor
ship ct Illinois. the talents and expert
world Of business. Apparently the
finances OF Illinois needed a man like
Lowd"n. II" has made frequent and
sharp reductions in state taxation and
at the same tlmc has accumulated .
grca: surplus al The state treasury while
undertaking Il StNty million dollar road
Improvement program for the state.
Things like these arc so uncommon
IN public life that they naturally attract
attention to IN" men responsible for
them, Tn" waste Of the national ad-
minls;rat!ou has boon 4 national shame.
Ten years ago. when the Federal ex-
p"adturcs scarcely reached billion
dollars. Senator Nelson W. Aldr,ch. him
SELF a successful business man, declared
that over three hundred million dollars
# tho money spent by The Federal gov
crnmcnt was pure waste. II Is prob
able that tho waste today runs into tho
billions and Il thorough organization Of
government operations would bring
about grca; reduction of taxes and
~ -.
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RIPPING RHYMES
IN OUTER DARKNESS.
BY WALT MASON.

We might "a well be reconclled
10 Vital Truths my fellow men; oid
Booze 10 dead. and protests ~lId
won, bring him from the dump
again, Some sports with million
dollar thirsts. have bascleSs hopes
that he'll return: but every nope
AZ that sort bursts; no more Will
grogshop bright lights burn. No
more wen seek tho ElarinG booth
Ia buy cold bottles from the &C.
SO let's accept IN" CHASTITY truth
and hu ia" hydryant ON" or Twice,
There's uaurht more futile man
n hope that has II" ground on Which
n stand. tn, courts have handed us
Tho dop,, that Iprl"yCorn Is douDIy
canned. Then l,rs forget the bowl
OF gin, ia" forty drops we used TO
crnvr, Ia. hurl, beer sign, the way
aide inn--ror EarlcyCOrn is IN ms
grave. No walls can ever rails" the
dead thu loved and lost IS not re-,
born: the hydrant's standing 'o"'
and rcd. inviting us TO take norm.
,Iohn BarlcyCorn will never make re
turn trip from the dim beyond
so LET'S forget his nObs and take
rour fingers Of IN" nearest pond.
Convright by George Matthew Aram 8
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GOES TO WESTON.

Special Dispatch to The Intclligenccr.
WESTON. w. Va, Jan. 6.-Announce-
mcnt was made today that Thos. Blair
had accepted tho management Of tho
Weston Electric Light company. and had
resigned as All inspector OF engineering
in West Virginia university at Nor
gantown. The company was recently
taken over by 0. G. Dawson and others.
Of weston. and plans extensive improve
mCnt,
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TYPE At VASSAR

POUGHKEEpSIE. y. Y. Jan. 6.-A
portion Of the fourth floor OF Olivia
Jossclyn hall at NasSar college was de-
stroycd by fire today. TIL" loss is "Sti-
mated at s30G. 600. Th" college rc"pcns
tomorrow and few students wecr there
today.
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SUFFRAGE RATIFIED
BY RHODE ISLAND

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Jan. 6-ThC
federal woman suffrage amendment was
ratified hy the legislature today. Tho
resolution passed the house by II vote
Of So In 2 and few minutes later was
adOptrd hv the house.
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Our Daily Story
TANKARD DORH.

Tankard Duric had always liked PIE
lures. Even az 4 young man. h" used
: TO cut them out OF advertisements AMI
paste them up on his wall, and now
that h" had mad" his Pile with his IA
nous glue and caramel works. he could
at last afford 10 be Il real patron or
art
The op.ning Of today's story finds him
IN the shop ot Mikado Dundccn, the PIC
turc dealer.
All. h"rc's pretty thing OK
claimed Tuukard p"rgie. Fire scene.
amt it,"
ing in the Wind explained Dundecn.
Pr"Ssur" pIgpcr 4 brilliant young IA
turlst painter lies rCstItutc-hasn I
got q cent to rub against a twenty
dollar gold piece. ITcs. living ON fried
tissue paper and k"tchup-hc.u D.
M ghty relieved to hear you've bought
one OF his pictures"
oh. but | haven't" said DorEic hast
liz Il had uu idea the painter was
SIN alive Too bad. too bad--it's such
a pretty thing don't know when I've
liked anything 50 much, say. what's
this hldcous fat wVniau's picture duinS
here? Enough to give YOU night
mare"
That's genuine Schmcercasc cx-
plaincd Dundccn. "SchnccroasC died III
1871. you knuw--he was one Of the firsr
painters Ia die. That picture Is priced
at SlS000o.'
lis that So" cried Tanknrd Dorsie;
think o. tht,-dcad all this time. and
the paint Of the picture only cracked
I'm about fifry places. can you have It
sent 70 my house by this evening" I'm
Just TT over the bath tub
,Tommorrow-"Thc IIunky Dorys." a
love story guaranteed l." make two
br,rts boat as on" and ono as never b.
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We could hardly expect Milwaukee to
feel diSgraced by the reelection Of Vic
tor Berger. Milwaukee has been stand
ing I.aFollctte for a long time.
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HEARINGS FoR REDS.

PITTSBURGH. Pcnna.. Jan. 6.-Fed-
eral authorities announced here tonight
that hearings in the cases Of the 20 al-
legged radicals. in this district, during
the last four days, will begin tomorrow
morning before immigration 1nspect2
SiSray. It Is expected several days
be REQUIRED to complete tho hearing
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unn.n POUR FOE THEFT.

Special Dispatch to The Int"llIE"nr"rr.
CLARKSBURG. w. Va. Jan. 6-linr-
vcv sutton, Glen and Addic Davies and
Henry Gaines. all Of Long Run. were
hold 70 tho Parkersburg term of federal
district court here today. under bonds
OF 1000. charged with stealing articles
from the wreck Of H. Il Q. ir"Gh
train in the Long Run tunnel several
months ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-07

II We understand the situation right
Mr. Bryan IS not seeking the Democratic
Presidential nomination. but II will have
a hard time 20 side step him.