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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28
M'ADOO HAS THE kDvANTAGE AS FIGHT
FOR The NOMIN ALTON IS Being STAGED

that Palmer Will be shown to have above
his competitors. ,- :,
Now tn" McAdoo strateEists IiGuIe =.
out that III" deadlock Will re p ',ti ,n.
Cox and Palmer and that both VIII ~
!, ,(I - re- rcasontd Sl be the tim" for the
FORCES behind Meade" - come ""t III
The opcr One would infer from ln's
lint MrAdco delegates would on the
nrSt ballots support halm"N ana ''N az
IN. case may be and perhaps EiN' S'E't
teriuG votes Ia faNoritc :"hS ""'H W
shift at tho psych"loEical moment ana
stampede the convention loF M'-N"''
When the drive does begin.
May Be Dark Horse.
Out or thus kind Of business may Oh
course. come the same thing that NAP
p"ned in chicago namely, cn!ii.hatio,
uf the main cuTIScndcrs in favor OF
dark horse. Among those reserve OF
compromise candidates tn" names "'
Carter Glass Homer Cummings rnd SEC
rotary Meredith have been mentioned.
But Mt the present writing Inc mo
mcn;um behind McAdoo is growing; nc
- hailed as the friend o. labor. huSl,
ness executive who has drm0hHlr rat"
his ability in The big office or the treas
urv department and in managing lhe
TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS of the country
during the war The Democrats E"ner-
ally believe hum their most CaP&nI'
man, but IN" pO%sihI" use by the ne
nubIirunS OF the SOn-in-laH argument
as 4 reason for turning to oth"r camel
dates The mon behind Mc:Ndoo' now
ever. aren't dlSmayrd by that. IhrS
seem to have perfected Il smooth WORK
ing organization. 1t is handicapped ny
the absence of tina, master nina III
Democratic politics. Daniel {. Roper. Tor
mer commissioner of lntCrnah. 'r"Ne-
nu" who would haN" had this cnnN"n,
lion eating out of his hand If he had
come here What Is really needed Is
not merely a Strat"%iSt. hut harmon
iX,r to gather III reserve strength lot
the rnal ballots. How much Of this m"
McAdoo men hay" accumulated IL ar
tiCult t. tell.
ono hrds T"Xas solid for McAd"o'
Wisconsin strong for him. California
solid. Iowa divided. New York divided
hut with western states generally IN
c!iucd toward the former secretary nt
tho treasury. NrnoSition from Tam
many Will probably be an asset for
MrAdno
At this writing h" apepars I" have
the better Of 1t His sthtewent de
cIininG Ia mako tho race has rchounded
IN his advantage. The movement To
draft him u.s. taken on an enthusiasm
which has no narallol in any OF IN"
other camps. Whether or not II sue
rocdS. it has NOR" ginger behind II and
moro appearance 81 spontancity than
anything else IN this convention thus
far.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28
By DAVID LAWRENCE.
(Copyright BY The Inl"IIlG"nc"r.

Copyright by The In'"llIg"ncer)
SAN FRANCISCO. cal. June u
Plenty OF ballots wlll be taken before
the Democratic National Convention
chooses its candidates tor president ana
vice president. II looks like Il prolone-
ed fight, not perhaps aS long as the t"-
di0us StrugGl" at Baltimore IN l9l-. nut
with many Of the very same chararterlS-
tics and alSnmcnts.
uulwarrlly. thu Wilson forces. meaning
thereby Il coalition OF the Palmer and
MCAdpO delegates and = gOULly proper
ton Of the cox delegates, ar" III con
troll OF thus convention. There Is a
moro or less influential. hut hardly
powerful enough minority which differs
with the Wilson administration. This
minority fuctuatcS between interest IN
iE" ,andidar!cs e Vie President Mar
shall former Speaker Champ Clark.
S'nrinr Robert l.. owen and a pro-
u"""rcd sentiment Tor wetress IN the
platform. no matter who the candidate
may be-.
In class by himself, is William
Jennings Bryan. who can control big
Not" on PLATFORM pianks on the prohi-
hilton question. but who cannot dictate
the nomination either for himself or
anybody else. He can veto any Ctndt-
issue is Inconsistent with such plat
form plankS as may h" adopted. That
IS AS far As h" can go. and assuming
that tn" platform WILL hay" been if"ptcd
gins. Mr.. organs capacity for mischief
really ends there.
Big Delegat1 "wet."
Now. tho biK delegations from New
York. Massachusetts. New Jersey and
Illinois are far more'int"rrSt"d ~ a w"t
plank than IN candidates. chiefly because
they believe their state tickets can thus
BE- led To Victory. There ~. moreover.
considerable anu-Wilson sent imfnt in
som" az these delegations The COX
managers have very shrewdly made q
hid for this support on the ground that
Ivy pamnS COX. whose reputation is that
OF wet It would ~ unnecessary -
refer 10 the prohibition question at all.
thus avoiding quarrel with Bryan.
They have insisted. too. that cox wasn't
Il member Of the Wilson cabinet and
would not hc held Responsible for. the
errors Of the adm niStratI"n.
Speaking OF strategy. however. each
camp has ITS own idea Of how the bat
tic of IN" ballots Will b. fought Quiet
Is II is Whispered by tho Cox men that
Palmer and McAdoo VIII get into dead
lock and cox Will nc slipped in as the
logical choice. Over At the Palmer
headquarters th"y talk about making a
drive for the attorney general taking
IN" lead and then forcing the issue
through the prestige OF Tho long lead
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28
Our Daily Story
rANTEUM RoBBLE.

Now take Tantrum ilohbie. for in
stance" argued Skltson BioO5cr. Now
there's guy
Don't mention that birds nam" TO
me-" shouted oven McBakc. 'Tha;
cuckoo's 4 piece Of cheese. /; you want
my opinion He Amt got no NOR" back
bone than 4 plate . macaroni. and any
SURF that amt got no backbone
"LOoktt nowhere. The poor simps a
mollyCoddle. | tell you. You know that
big guy he's always traTclin around
with: Well the abuse he stands from
that big soak is Somep'n awful We
saw him leave that big bum paste hun
right in the Snoot without ever httln' a
finger 10 wing him back. And the big
scow is always pushin' hum all over the
place and kicksn' him around like a N"I-
low dog. And what does Mobile do
Noth!n'. No,hin'. Cause why" Cause
ne ain; not no backbone. Never men
ton that bo's name 10 me again. The
poor little shrimp
But looktt here. McBake. lookit
here persisted Blobbcr. In these
Slapstick mov:r comedies somebody's got
10 be slammed around. That's what
makes EN- So funny"
"Aw. scott" scor:ed oven Nc Bake
and on that not OF dssda!n to-day )
stcry ends.
tTo-morrow-"The Great Outdoors"
4 rugged tale for red bloodcd men Who
can look the fresh air n tho face.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28
4 KEADL|NERS
At CHlUTAUQUA
ON F|NAL DAY
TODAY'S PROGRAM.

TOnAY'S PROGRAM
1000 A. -rumuhasika Performing
rctS.
comedy in three nets.
go =. M.-Ch,ldrcn's paSeani. The
Good Fairy Thrift"
500 r. M.-E,hcl Hinton. the girl OF
many dialects and her
college Gang"
Wheeling annual Hcdpalh ChautnuQua
closes with today's sessions ut Bridge
Park. The program ends with Il COM
hmati"n Of four hcadlin" members
namahoSika'S rcts, the tEplrHlly Amcri-
can comedy. IT Pays I" ADVERTISE. a
Ch:ldrcns' pageant hy S"NcniT-hv" local
hoys aud girls. and II joy night session
IN charge o. Eth"l Hinton coincidence
From every anglo tho 1920 IhamtnuTua
has pleased WIKI the announcement
that the season t.Ckct '%al" had gone
over. The patrons Of the program were
ready Ia add their unqualified approval
OF the MHCk'S offerings. 1t looks AS
though the Rcdpath ChautaCHua - Il
permanent institution in Wheeling.
thanks 10 the enthusiasm OF the local
committee IN "harCc.
S!unS were we'll suited 10 tho day. In
tho day program DR.. George l.. Schcreer
Of Chicago spoke. following appropriate
singing by the audience. and in III" eve
ming n lCCiuTC-S"rmOn. The Creed or
tn" Flag" was delivered by tho eminent
Pittsburgh pulpit orator. Dr Robert
MACEDONIAN. Dr. MACEDONIAN. nntiV" Scot.
hold his audicnC" not only with his pol
iSNnd urat"rH, hut also with the vital
subject matter introduced. He IS ono
Of tho urst delightful speakers ever
appearing In Wh"clIRG.
Supt. w. =. Alien Of the ChautauTua
in announcing attractions FOR Monday
the "i6srnc day. land special emphasis
on the two features provided primarily
for tho ChIidrcu---l' amHslha's Pots and
Tho Good FAIRY Thrift" He explained
that folks are only as old rs they fell
and that every one attending thau-
taunur today viii be pleased with the
nrrrrAnnG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28
THE IRISH PROBLEM,

Tho seriousness Of the situation IN
ireland can hardly be exaggerated.
British rule has broken down. ana
while the Sim Fem has not poem "o'e
10 establish itself. II has paralyZea
most OF the ordinary public functions
Railroads have. in many places ceaseu
10 carry goods and passengers street
railways are not in operation Even
the highways can only be traFerSed
safely with special guards. In the CITY
OF Londonderry. whose defense by inc
Irish Protestants against the armies Oh
James II has been made historic ~ the
brilliant pan OF Macaulay' conteno'ns
factions have fought with each other
An tho streets, and the police have been
powerleSs to restore order Scores OF
innocent men and women VINO nave
taken no part in the civil war nave
been killed and injured.
This condition cannot. OF course con-
tinue indefinitely. for the very sooo rea-
son that the fires of civil war will soon
ar or later burn themselves out. Peo-
ple. cannot be always insurging. They
must pause occasionally TO take a
breath and 70 earn q living. but the con-
slant disorders are certain TO under
mine the prosperity OF Ireland. II goes
: without saying that the aspirations OF
Ireland for Independence have the SIM
pathy OF the great majority OF the
American people. Accustomed as We
are, TO q federal form OF government, in
which local questions arc reserved for
local authority. we do not understand
why a like form OF government cannot
Be made acceptable to the Irish as well
rs TO One English. II probably could x II
we're not FOR the couturies-old hatreds,
$ealousies and suspicious between the
majority Of Ulster and the other
provinces OF the Emerald Isle. What
ever may be the ideaIistic view. the cold
fact Is that Ireland will never establish
government completely independent or
Great Britain. Ireland Will not be per-
, mitte6 to enter the lists OF complete
self-goyerning nations for the very same
reasons that the people Of this country
are determined not to permit the estab-
Mshment Of the Southern Confedcracy;
the people Of Great Britain are not go
ing 10 permH the erection OF an indie
PENDENT and hostile government within
q stones throw, so 10 speak. OF their
shores. The extreme element among IN.
Sim Feiners. who agitate for COM
pletely independent and selc-gorerninS
ireland are not rendering service TO
their own people. Within the British
Empire, and as = selfEorerning part
thereof. Irel nd's aspirations are not
only legitimate. but altogether practic-
able.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28

as on the verge OF starvation Is now
reported 10 have improved conditions.
Two years Will soon have passed since
the last shot OF the great war was fired,
and while those two years hay" been
years of turmoil and uncertainty. w"
are gradually seeing the evolution Of
substantial governments. Russia -
still in chaos. but even Russia shows
signs OF returning reason.
The German republic seems stronger
today than at any time since It was hrs
formed Tho waves Of Socialism which
al one time threatened both France and
Italy. have passed away: internal dis
orders In Spain have been suppressed
or Quoted. On the whole, the old world.
which has long ceased with fever. and
which had feverish and hectic look
for a long time, seems slowly TO be
getting back to normal complexion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28
WANTS TO CATCH UP.

Lamp in the papers this morning that
out In ST.. Louis man - DuIldiuE'a lot
Of houses which are to be lei only L.
families in which there are children.
And months rent Is TO che thrown
off every tim" rh!ld - born
That must be the towns reply to the
announcement that SAINT i.on'.. has
been pushed back u notch or ~" by 'hc
census rerurns-FaIrmOut West Nir-
ginlan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28
RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
VIEWING WITH ALARM.

thought. when nations were at
bay. that when the war was ended,
we'd all get busy balinG hay. with
diligence quite splendid. / thought
we'd lay aside The sword, the shot
sun and the sabre. and try TO earn
our bed and board BY sane and use
full labor. II never once occurred
to me that we would all be dOtty,
that from the useful tasks we'd tlcc,
for pastimcS vain and naughty
And when saw tho country CrIzcd.
| ventured 10 defend Il. | said. Try
war we have been dazcd--a month
or two Will end H." \ month or
two then rolled away. and other
months soon followed. and still the
country was at play, and in its
orgies wsliowcd. The speeding
months arc making tracks. and into
years they're growing, and still We
don't get down 10 taCks. or make Il
decent showing. One needs
scarchliSht II he'd find the man
who works with ardnr. who has de-
Ginning years In nina as he digs
III the harder. \ joyridc life the
boys would lead. and blow in all
their winnings: in vain | rant and
preach and plcad-thc sports must
have their innings.
Copyright BY George Matthew Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28
EUROPE GETTING BACK.

The German mark. the French franc.
and the English pound have all shown q
very decided increase In value rs meas
ured by the American dollar during the
past two months. This appreciation
suggests the extent u which tho re-
Mobilization OF all industry il g"ins on
In Europe. The export trade OF all OF IN"
great European producing nations Is
Increasing rapidly. and even Austria.
which few months ago was pictured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28

Miss Eva TIL = 4i"nog-apho- IN
Senator ~ yis Elkins "'n'". VIII l."
leaned" Nv >chHtrr EllNuS 20 S"nA' n
EjIins to senator HaritrG'S headquar-
ter. at Mgr'",. -. ~" has been as>l L
INK Secretary Irorg" CHRISTIAN In he
Harding ri'iI. 49, her" sine" senator Hard
inC'S return from tho th!C&g" C0nE"n-
t.un- MIS- TIA. came 20 Washington
from charleston whrr" she was EMPLOY
cd - Ntt0rrsy.,;"ner1i EuGlHudS "th""
"a take u position ~ Senator Su'h"r-
hands Office FrInr {" going I" Ch4rl"S-
rcn qh" h"ld ri"1"Ernphi" position n
porkarshu-g. Wh!rh - ner pntiSc home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28
ONE QUESTION sErrIEDp.

1t - some consolation at least TO
know that our n"Nt President is To be a
good man. successful and popular" &C
,rrding TO prophecies Nine. Sybilline
Observation-Disclosures Mail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28
a1vEx TIIEGRAM

Davis island dam. S.S feet; rising
clear.
on city, L. feet: falling. clear.
Warren, 8 feet: clear.
PArkersbu burg, 10 feet: falling, clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28

And now a double of +. c. Bergdoil
has been discovered. This is Of no
consequence. but the BcrGdoll affair
should not md double.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28
AUTOwra NAHBEp

Ell Popo Of South Wheeling was hit,
ting pace Of about sixty per ycstor-
day afternoon on Fulton hill, when
Motorcycle officer MacEwan slowed
down. Pope will appear before Judge
Ritz in police court this morning on 4
speed charge.
Nunzio Gingicago was arrested last
evening by Officers LogamaCino and
Clou3e for speeding. He was released
on bond for his appearance before
Squire Wickham tomorrow morning al
10 clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28
THIS Is THE TINE.

rs about tire for the FarkNrehurG
bows and girls 10 again become model
Youngsters Another circus ~ coming
TO town next mOn;h.--larkcTSourS
Scn.inCl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28

\ contract for s50.SS6 was awarded
hy the Ohio County commissioners for
ylying the national road from Fourth
street, Fulton to Glcnwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28

GioliMi quickly ingratiated himself
with the Italian parliament. But from
"Hosanna' 10 "Crucity him IS but
short step in public life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28

The new Polish -premiNr is a million
aire by the name Of Grabski. most
pressing invitation to crack cheap
jokes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28
HERE AND THERE
Items OF Interest to Local People
About Wheeling People, Societies
and Organizations.

Two men picked up as suspicious
characters by Officer Jones were order
ID ont OF town b. Chief Of Police Fred
Frazier
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28

The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity TO uS0f
The Intelligencer Want Ads,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28

All candidates. who ran fer office in
the primary election May -. filed their
expense account with the county clerk
before the allotted time expired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28
QUITE A DIFFERENCE.

There Is A considerable difference be-
tween being EoNd and doing good
Mo-Eartown Now Dominion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28
WHERE IKE Trouble co1us IN.

There is plenty Of goodness in this
world. But the trouble Is each man
thinks nc has corner on the CROP
Peasants County Leader.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28

Tho Auto Sales Company recovered
thor llys-kriEht sold recently to
Frank Anderson. Of Elm Grove. FOR TWO
other cars and 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28

rommiss:ou~ ds postmaster hav" boon
issued 70 Alir"n !. talC-o ~ /, kHnn.
" Va. and Thomas II. Nra.g NJ sun.
W va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28

nah T.. and Herbert Ninness for alleged
specific performance Of 4 contract. At
lornyy n. y. Mckee will represent the
plaintiff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28

From the number ur city and county
licenses already ISSUED ii - likely that
this year Will prove ii banner one fo:
tie license department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28

Senator Davis E'h>nse. who has bH"n
h"Ip:ag - keep III" Republican president
cal ,ralnIrg ~ rlaH!ng G"lt with him
almvs. cy"rT Gay >!arc In"% returned
from ChlrnSo. has h."a warned hy hay
fever symptoms 10 chuck NE Joh IA"
has gone 10 Now York and w!.l probably
continue ON up into thc mCartdIaS or
New llampsh:rc % rcm"tm until thr
season Tor hay foyer l'limS comes T."
an end IN ~" !nwiaadS. IT." suffers
with = in 49, ir""t extreme form, ~
II" can't get away :" ~" Mountains.
which WA, his unfortunate NHrht lat
yoar. du" TO is prcss.mc vfn'1al duties
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28
WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip at the Nations
Capital.

WASHINGTON. y. G.. June o7.-Con-
Er"sSman and Mrs. Harry chapman
woodward and son, Henry. have left
Washington for San tranrsc" They
will stop thNr" I" look IN on tho Demo
cratic national convention. and then sail
with Il congressional party for the ORR
cnt. touching Chin'>c Japanese AMI
Philippine ports. Tho trip * being taxi
en- IN the hope that tn" health al Mrs.
woodward VIII BE- restored by It. Thy
Will arrive hack HON" september l..
with their departure. III" Univ member
OF the Housr delegations from Vest NIr-
2inia who is SulI IN tn" capital Is con
gresham Stuart +. Reed. ilr and Mr..
Reed will leave Su0rll! tor the formers
hOyhood homo. enc OF IN" un"s, farms
in Barbour county. wHcr" they viii rest
ny. B0th have been CuJCyinS tn" best
at health lately and hay" been receiving
medical treatment ior some i.a;". Con-
ErCSma.n Reeds physicians attribute his
condition To ONCrwork and hay" arg
HIM - so - his farm. forge, his official
work FOR time, and take C"mpl -
rest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28

Senator and Mrs. Howard Sutherland
and their family will lrAE" IN ~
days -" E.lKIuS 20 remain 'Ernu l;hoIt
thr summer. Miss Noll Ecll.Err Of :hc
S'.nos raph:,. force at IN" SlIth, r,and Of
flee. Will accompany th':U.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28

buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28

Hon. 7. t. Townsend. o" Charleston.
Win" n ihe city Saturday. refused 10
ON TIA" euhernatoriai muddle
N Tho state. bat h"l."y"d lhat senator
iinvdlnG Wi! succeed in carrying the
country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-28

Suit wits entered Saturday "a circuit
court styled w. q. Dawes against Han
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-09
OIL DRILLING STARTED
 IN ANCHORAGE FIELD

Oil drilling has started on the pro- perty controlled by the Anchorage Oil & Development Co.,, located four miles south and east of Anchorage. The place selected for the oil drill ing test is well adapted due to the prevalence of abundant shale and oil rock. MT. Sellender, who is in charge of operations, is confident of bringing in an oil well within 1000 feet and is ultra-optimistic over the possibilities.
 Several Anchorage citizens, inter- ested in the movement, and Geo. Sex ton of Seward visited the field and returned greatly impressed with the indications.
 Necessary papers for incorporation have been drawn up and the company organized Carl Bolte, A. Frodenberg, Sidney Anderson, A. A, Shonbeck, A. G. Thompson and others are interest ed in the company. A number of Anchorage business men have sub- scribed for stock with the idea of both furthering public enterprise and for financial gain
 MT. Bote is acting as trustee and treasurer for the company and money actual expenses of drilling.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-09
THINKS HAWAII WILL REMAIN AS TERRITORY
 FOR INDEFINITE TIME

w HONOLULU, Oct. 9 (by Associated Press) Hawaii never will be state, in the opinion of Judge Horace w. Vaughan of the United States dis trict court here on his return from a visit to the mainland. The reason assigned is the preponderance of aliens, particularly Japanese, in the population of the territory. Judge Vaughan said:
 'I do not believe that congress will extend or enlarge the powers and privileges of the government of Ha- waii unless or until satisfied that the citizenship of that government is thoroughly and solely American.
 If by any chance there should arise the danger of domination by any element or interest which is not true blue American, such chances will be made as will insure the absolute su- premacy of American ideals in the islands"
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-09
MONTANA DRY SQUAD FINDS
 LARGE STILL

BUTTE, Mont, Oct. 9 (by Associ- ated Press).-A member of the fed eral 'dry squad" recently was searching in the mountains in this region for evidences of occupation by illicit liquor liquor manufactur- CTS. He knelt to refresh himself from the cool waters gurgling out of lonely canyon. The waters were fresh, tasted delightfully."- cool and apparently bore strong indication of having been polluted by the fes- tive moonshiner
 Following up the creek for more than mile, the sleuth discovered one of the largest illicit stills ever found in Montana, if not in the west. The plant was in full operation and an itemized list of apparatus and stock on hand indicated the oper- ator was abundantly prepared to cater to the wants of Butte and have considerable stock to spare.
 The property seized consisted of 65 gallons of "moonshine' whiskey, 26 barrels of mash, 120-gallon still, still in operation and another 6O- gallon still, apparently held in re- serve.
 w. C. Fraser was arrested, the officer stating that he was conduct ing the still. He was arraigned be- fore the United States commissioner and held for the grand jury.