The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-27
t)ERATE IN LEAGUE Of NATIONS
At MARKET AUDITORIUM TONIGHT
srxxEr CORNER RALLIES HELD
LAST EVENING IN OUTLYING
DrSrR1CTSCoLOR MEET
mo FRIDAY.
Non. Charles J. Schnck WIN Address
voters OF warwood-Goss4p In
Hoth Political Camps.

HON. cnAr1ea J. sehnek WIN Address
voters OF warwood-Gosstp In
! both Political Camps.
= Republicans and Democrats OF Ohio
> county who have l6ngcd for an oppor-
? tunity to hear a debate pm the League
J. of Nations will have the opportunity
I, tonight when Hon. Charles f. Carrlgan
. ratilica,i,.u 90 tho ""v"nant and Hon.
|. John ]. conifr Of Wheeling will speak
!. in iuvur -, the lc.lIuv. The debate VII.
/. he STAGED At IN" Market auditorium anu
from ;hc interest Il Is attracting there
is lit,l~ question but that even standing
room will be ~ i premium.
: The doors OF the auditGrtam Will De
. opened At T:3O O'Clock. Both commit
tees have decided that there should be
no admission tickets issued and as a
result the early arrivals will obtain the
choice seats. MIR. CarriEan will discuss
the league as outlined in tho Republican
daaSerS 10 the constitution and Amcri-
can independence in its present form
Mr.. ConItf will speak in favor or IN"
> league as woven into tn" DemoSrattc
% platform at San Francisco. He Will
make a defense Of the Wilson covenant.
: contendinE that IL Will not lmpare IN"
. independence OF the GNitCd states. Mr..
Coniff will attempt 10 point out 10 inc
> audience that Article 10 Will NOT result
: in American boys being called 10 Tor,
eign battletields and Wilson's pet VII
.
placed at the disposal Of members OF the
, league in event Of war. At least that
e is what the Democrats hope Mr.. Conift
will be able To show
Rules OF Debate.
The debate will start promptly at
o'clock when Mr.. Conff will open for
one hour. Then Mr.. Carrlgan Will speak
, for a similar period. Mr.. Conitt Will
: be given IS minutes to answer, anu
: Mr.. Carr4gan IS minutes.
> Each speaker will have an adElsorE
! council Of five Members who will not be
. permitted to interrupt the speaker. Har-
~ Mcclure and General T. S. Riley VIII
act as timekeepers. Rev. jacob Brit
b tingham was to have been chalrman'
out owing to a previous business en-
gagement in his church he will be I'm,
. able to MI the place A chairman VIII,
be selected by the two committees to-
day.
Republican rallies were held last eve
ming at Elm Grove. Woodsdale, Greggs'
willie and Mt. de Chantal. Prominent
: speakers addressed the voters OF the
: four outlying precincts on the issues
of the campaign. The meetings were
attended by large and enthusiastic aud:.
ences. Mrs; Julian G. Hearne: Ghair-
woman Of the FtrSt congressional as
trict arranged the meetings.
Roossvelt's birthday.
Final arrangements for the cel.ora-
tion OF Roosevelt's birthday will b.
completed today. IL is intended py tnr
Republicans to hold meetings in al!
school houses Of the county on Thurs
day when tribute will be paid to one
OF the greatest American patriots OF all
Other Republican Meetings.
Hon Charles J. SChuCk will speak a.
a Republican rally to be held at the
Warwood school h"us" Friday evening
ats o'clock Mr. SGHTsN T pari6 nse1 1Ss
last three weeks he has been speaking
to large audiences throughout the
southern portion Of the state.
The colored voters OF the county nave
completed plans for a big rally to DO
held al tn. Market auditorium Friday.
The Republican joliincation Will De
held on the eve Of election. MarchinS
clubs from Pittsburgh and nearby cities
will take part in the demonstration.
Republicans Of WoodSdale will hold a
meeting Thursday at the school mouse.
The speakers include Mrs. Julian q.
Hcarne. Austin Woods and Attorney
'"' Statement from Ministers.
The following statement was issucd
--,ls the Ministerial ASSOCIATION OF
hv C +. Allen. J. +. Leyenberger and
George Z. Lockhart, members or the
candidate committee.
mir. Cart G.. Rachmann. candidate Tor
nroSocuting attorney on the Republican
ticket. aud Mr.. p. ]. McGinl"y. cand'-
date for the Same office on the Demo-
cratic ticket. zach appeared at his own
bcaucSt before the Ministerial aSSoc!a-
ton ON Monday. October %, and un-
rouIvocally pledged himself. should b.
be elected to observe the law and Sc
cure its enforcement in every rcSpecl
without fear or favor 10 any class; Fur
granted permission to give Shis pledge
the widest possible publicity.
McMechen Rally.
Republicans OF MCMCChcn. Marshall
NaS hCl largo meet
: ing Il the school auditorium. Martin
Brown. well know attorney OF MOUNDS
VILE. was the principal speaker. He
made an address on the dangers TO Am
srican tndePSndence II ,,i the W 6tSen
speakers included Miss Gertrude White
Of the state Republican executive COM
mittee; Miss Nevada Earnest. Mrs. H.
w Thompson and Mrs. Gertrude Roger
son Music was furnished by the Nc.
Mechen band and the Moundsviue Girls
Republican Glee club.
IN Democratic Camp.
Congressman NJ: NJ. NeeleX addressed
the Democrats OF Moundsvllle IN tina.
city last evening.
ATTORNEY ]. Howard Holt OF Mounds
Vile: Capt Jack Mays, Attorney 2; j.
Mckinley and Mrs William T. Rumble,
chairEonan Of the Democratic women's
). committee of Triadelphia were In"
speakers at a Democratic rally held
last evening at Elm Grove.
Mr. Neelsy and wheeling.
Congressman NJ. NJ Medley. candidate
dress in Wheeling during the campaign.
1t Is reported that Mr.. Medley will be
conspicuous by his absence on the
stump In this city. He is in the vernac-
ends against the middle" As a result
It would DO difficult for Mr.. Medley to