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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
FREE REIGN FOR PROFIT
EERS

The decision by L. s. District Judge
Thompson OF tho western district OF
PENNSYLVANIA pronounclng the Lever
law Unconstitutional comes az very
appropriate time for the prohtccr who
was Just about 10 curtail his operations
because Of the activity OF tn: Depart
ment OF Justice in its efforts 70 make
the enforcement OF this legislation
more han mere scrap OF paper.
The yaGucncss OF the law is given as
justification for nullihcatiop OF this
much needed and heretofore sadly neg
lected law. II may be a violation OF the
sixth amendment TO the constitution. as
stated by Judge Thompson, but our
forefathers surely never meant 10 place
the general public in the hacds OF I'M
scrupufous prohtcers who will pro4e
tremendously As a result Of this deci-
sion.
One does not require WHY'D magma
ton to vizualize what this decision will
mean TO every man, woman and child
In the United States and with Congress
adjourned the class OF folks VIII owere
handicapped by the Lever law. will now
have further opportunity to mulct the
dear public without fear OF the only OBJ
stacle that has heretofore curoed their
activities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
Our Daily Story
THE LONE SHOOT.

Waxine Beans. the beautiful lady de-
tectivc. panstakinGly went over inc
ground with her special, magnitying
lenses.
Indoors il was quite cool. but That
didn't do Miss Beans any good since
early morning she had pursued her task
under the hroilng sun. Under, the shade
OF luxurious striped umbrella Rugby
Slipshod followed her anNiouSly.
so far" reported WaxIne Beans, as
she wiped the pearly drops from her
low broad forehead with the dainttcst
Of cambria handkcrrhiCfs presented 10
her aid in recovering the unmatchaDle
H. raid in recovering the unmatrhahle
button that had fallen off the duchess
hest marketing Nrwn)-"s" far. Mr.:
Slipshod. there hasn't been the falntest
suspicion OF a clue.
Dash" gr,tted Slirshod.
But after another half hours expert
application. Miss Beans uttered on" OF
her quiet. self-containcd shouts OF iri-
umph. She had found a delicate green
onior shoot lifting itself timldly from
the otherwise naked soil
hank heaven" cried Rugby Slirshod
d"youtly. After making mIlll%n
dollars in the stock market. should
never he able 20 hold up my head II II
was said tfit I couldn't even raise an
onion as a gentleman farmer.
And nc gave Miss Beans q ice or
$4,000 and a glass OF milk from his
100000 prize COW. l.stcrinc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ike. A
great Wall street story)
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Labe||e Iron Works Proposes
To Increase Capital Stock to
S27,O0O,0O0; Step In Merger
CALI FOE IABEnLE sTocKKoLD-
ERS GENERAL NETTING WAS
ISSUED LAST NIGHT
VIII Be Hsld IN Market Auditorium
This city, Morning of July p
Capital NOW $40, ooo, 900.

Tho call was issued last night for a
general meeting Of the stockholders OF
I.aT5clc Iron Works. 10 he held in the
Market Auditorium al ten o'clock FRI
day. July ) ~, 49, &C.
At this time a resolution will hc OF
fered 10 increase the capital STOCK OF
LaRellc Iron Works from S%0.Oo".oo0
10 $4,000, 00o. The increase in cap'tal
stock. il affected al proposed. Will he
brought about by making the author-
lied capital stock slT.000,000 Of com,
mon stock and 100000 Of preferred
stock. ~
The call for the stockholders meeting
is signed by r G. Kirk. president ana
W. r. Higgins, secretary OF lAb'iIe
lrCn Works.
1t Is undo rst God that the proposal 70
increase the capital stock of laBeiIe
Iron Works to $4,000 600 rs one of the
steps TO be- taken looking toward tho
merger OF I.aBele Iron Works. Wheel-
ing Steel & Iron company and whitaker
Glessner company.
From another source II was ANNOUNCED
last night that among other things the
proposed merger will have TO be voted
upon by the stockholders OF the lhree
concerns. Under the provisions OF the
call for the I.aBelle stockholders meet
ing, which provides for the TRANSACTION
OF other business generally. II VIII ne
possible to bring the merger propose
ton before the stockholders July lot
their action by vote.
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CAMOUFLAGED CONVENTION

the puH'c
materially differs
indicator ina"
the old
appearing
duty OF fully prepared
to over their sec
In
dumbunded the idea percolatns
impossible eadess
Of
Republican
did
cctive workon the o
ballot
in the OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
WANTED-A FILTRATION
PLAN

Perhaps 1t Is timely to inquire what
has become OF the city water commits
sion and what is being done to further
the consideration OF some Of the plans
OF filtration. The Inteiligencer has no
desire TO worry the eminent gentlemen
who are handling this subject. 1t bess
to remind them. however. that the peo-
pie OF Wheeling want q filtration plan:
and want it as soon as it can be OBJ
tanned without waste and without IN
necessary expense
Is II possible to secure filtration
, from damming the waters OF Wheel
. ing creek and letting the water come
down by gravity?
Is It possible 10 secure q good ultra
ton plant from tho gravel beds north
OF the city:
Is the chemical plan Of filtration the
only practical plan. and II so, how can
II Be installed?
Let Us have an intelligent study and
an intelligent answer to these qucs-
tions. Let the answer be one that
would, at least, convince an unpreju-
diced mind.
Do not try to impose on the citizens
q onc-Sidcd contention without consid-
Grafton OF other plans and purposes.
Heretofore, apparently. the water
commissions have taken up some plan.
got a report upon It. and entirely re-
, fused 10 study any other plan than the
one they happened 70 favor.
That kind OF a thing won't do. We
want an intelligent study Of all the
plans submitted. and when 4 plan is
found 10 be satisfactory. it will GER
tainly be accepted by the citizenship Of
the community.
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state, Is about 10 undertake and what,
il successful. will likely be patterned
after in other states.
The law 10 which the association
owes its existence. provides that the
state advance 10 every innabitant VIII"
pays in cash one-iifth OF the costs or a
dwelling. the remaining four-hfths and
build the house. The Legislature has
limited the amount t. be advanced to
four thousand dollars. contemplating
the erection OF houses costing not more
than tivc thousand dollars. For sums
exceeding this amount the future
owner OF tho house has to provide him
self or give tho state security. The
sums advanced bear six per cent inter-
est and are to be repaid in reasonable
monthly installments.
To meet cases where spectators DC
mand an excessive price for the build
ing lot, the right Of eminent domain is
given to the association. The work Is
not done by private contractors. but the
state appoints a manager who super
vises the work. hiring exclusively union
labor. All building material is bought
in bulk and the resulting savings are
for the benefit OF the owner OF the
house, As the association makes no
profits and covers It's expenses. The
result Of this experiment will be
watched with great interest throughout
the nation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
MAKES PLEA TO THE
KENTUCKY GOVERNOR

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Juno SIS
sorting that the Baldwin Felts dctec-
tivcs are terrorizing miners in Pike
county. Kentucky. and there is likcli-
hood Of repetition of the Mattewan fight
ing. whore ton mon lost their lives Fred
Mooney. secretary treasurer Of the
United Mine Workers Of district II. to-
night sent kilograms To Governor Edwin
f. Morrow Of Kentucky and Attorney
General Palmer asking protection for
the miners.
Mooney charges in his messages that
miners arc being evictcd for joining the
union without due process OF law. and
that members Of The United Mine Work
rrs are arrested without warrants. and
that Baldwin-Fclts men on last Satur-
day broke into the house nf miner.
beat him into insensbility and shot
him.
J. 7 Franco or Maryland. asking his aid
and stating that Thomas West. attorney
for tho miners nj Williamson. reports
that ne wouldn't be surprised any mo-
ment to hear Of tragedy that would
make tho Matewan difficulty look like
thirty cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
nvri0ht ION nv The IntalliRoncer)


CHICAGO, June 9.--Two rival sets or
managers are really fighting for control
Of the next Republican campaign ana II
is not altogether pertinent who the noini
nee shall be so long as control IS assured
tho victorious group.
I.owden and III" Wood managers over
shadow everything else. Former POST
master General Hitchcock and his leu
tenants arc battling ostenSibly IN hehalI
of Leonard Wood and Tobias Hart, OIL
Kentucky. is pushing things all he can
for l.Uwdcn, but each manager Knows
that if neither Wood nor Lowdcn Is nom
mated. the mancuvCrS by which the
dark horse is named must be such as 10
assure a say in the management OF that
nominees campaign.
Behind the scenes conferences galore
and whispered messages from group 10
group intenSiiics the excitement as the
truth Stares every contender in the
face, namely that not only one or inc
men whose names have been mentioned
for the presidency can look Forward 10
the hallotting with any degree OF con-
fdrnCc.
Nay. the fights that are ahead may
tear the managers further asundcr.
Senator Borah is determined TO make
a fight before the convention on the
league OF nations. some OF MS ltlehus
are openly quoting the Idaho senator as
predicting an independent ticket II tho
Republican party insists on faForlhE
ne ratification of the peace treaty win
reservations. Nobody says that horai.
viii lead it or that Hiram Johnson Will
sanction IL for these two men nave not
definitely made known their intentions,
nut tho shrcwd leaders are beginning
really to fear that the anti-trcaty ana
anti-lCague sentiment Will ma an ou'-
Let of some kind in new party, Scn-
ator Mcdill Mccormick hints al 1t. WI
liam Randolph Hearst plans II. Will
For Reservations.
Nevertheless the senatorial group ana
tho elder statesmen who make up the
resolutions committee which Is 10 drait
The platform have unhinchlngIS TAKEN
their stand with Senator Lodge IN FAVOR
rf the peace treaty with reserNatlohS'
l, is a first defeat for Senator Johnson
and probably will be further accen'u-
sted when the convention turns down
senator Borahs plea for plank against
,hc treaty and league in any form. NOT
outstanding the enthusiastC demon.
stra tions for Johnson ana the Stahu
which A dozen Republican senator's nave
taken against the treaty ana leaeue
with or without r"SrrN"'io"s, VIC
termination Of the men IN Cohlrol u
This cnnyCntion-namcly the WOOD ana
.owdrn managcrs--is to brush John-
sons viewpoint aside as inconscquch
,ial They do not want 10 give thc
democrats the Clcar-Cut issue on thc
treaty which President wilson ma
sought. Indeed. there is growing ten
dencv TO ignore the California senator
IN many quarters here. His dccIara.
lion that he wouldn't bolt Is accepted
in good faith and further ahead IMAM
the present job Of nominating a canGl-
date the aforesaid leaders DO not seem
90 be looking. Again and again dele
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
TWO RIVAL SETS OF MANAGERS FIGHTING
FOR CONTROL OF The PARTY MACHINERY

gates arc heard expressing the ocllet
that Johnson is and would be won
derful Vote-gcttCr but the eastern ~
puhlicans arc almost a unit aRalhst nun
SO that only miracle can brihe "p o,,,o
his nomination. That miracle may come
in the form OF a death struggle between
the Lowden and Wood managers VINO IN
certain contingencies might niahc ~
effort TO nominate Johnson teeilnE SUR
that the California senator would !cnd
him his strength and support for dark
horse when once he were convinced tnat
every effort to nominate HIM hau pe'"
exhausted.
wood to Show Strength
Only these hchind-th e-curtaln-t trans
atoms and negotiations count hCl"re
the ballotting. Like generals IN mn
tary setting. the greatest force Will no!
be- marshalled on the t,rst adNa".'' puS
as the second and third ballots arc
taken. surprising strength VIII uI W.
The strategy Of his commanders Is 10
invade the Johnson StronSholdS right
m the bat and tho raid on the Johnson
delegates Is expected to BRING l-e" ,,
Woods total up 10 its MAXIMUM lnes
thn ing OF war between Lnwden ana
Wood will he on with the chances Tor
rho general somewhat better at TINS
writing than those of the Illinois COVER
nor. ,
But the elimination of Johnson LOW.
h,llots Behind the scenes a compro-
misc candidate will hc named cover
nors Coolidge. of Massachusetts,: Spr"uI'
OF PENNSYLVANIA: former Governor
Hughes. Of New York; PhIlandcr Nn"A
and Herbert Hoover may be drafted the
moment the powers struggling for con-
troll make M their minds they must Sc
loci some one besides Johnson. WOOD or
Luwdcn. ,,
Reading Of me ke[n"1S ce opcrn
tion, Senator Lodge did much better as
tcmnorary chairman than did senator
Harding four years ago. n" n"NH::S
chuscttS senator was bltlcr'! -.
SON, something which the H'ltEd.cs
thoroughly enjoyed. I.NcrE ., :,
! 10 the covenant as Wilson prcS"ntcu ~
cyery sarcastic reference |" inc prcs',
5cnt;s negotiations abroad. was Ere'''o
with applause. This convention - h"'e
hitterlv anti-WilSon than the convention,
four wears ago. Senator Lodge app'dl
TO the people TO overthrow lhe nv" n,
dynasty was construed as meaning hot
oniv the expulsion Of Mr.. Wilson from
; nower hut his prospective h"ir-N ilIlan,
cihhs NcAdoo. II was weil-manaG"d
nncninC with plenty OF "hthusiaSIn
nirnty Of singing "f patrl"'r "'rS'
plenty of tormcnlinG p''kelS "u' ,ha ID
I uuirjnc by yellow banners "heh 'n' hr-
pmhIican party will furnish IN" thlrtE-
siy,h stale to ratIfy tho fedora sui
rragn amendment. plenty "l Pr""', ''"''H
rrr hattie royal on the moro" as inc re-.
Lofts are received from the committees
on platform and 'r'd'h'Ia.S ~, hn.rnI
or conclusion a$ new ana N,,i NJ
"Nld Guard" carries on hEhI Nllhln
80 roni;s while tho elder statesmen ann
,Lo convention crowd try i'\criShIE !"
penetrate the whole m"hab'''"' p"''-
ness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
R|PPLING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
4 GLAD WORLD.

This worlds so fine and dIndy
that l:fc should be 4 grin; there's
always sunshine handy for those
who'd wade therein. As cheerful az
a colt is. 1 do my daily toll. there
always is a poultice for every hu-
man boil. | brood not lest disaster
Of life should ruin make. there is
mustard plaster for every hu-
man ache. II life. at any junCture.
seems desolate and grim. and hope
receives a punCturc. then run her
on the rim; and laugh at Old Man
Sorrow. and bet your Sunday lid
that things will run tomorrow we'll
a. they ever did. have the giddy
Ia bit OF giving grief slap: II
there's 4 smile l nab It, and paste
IL on my map. The little tinhorn
troubles that drive some men in
zane. TO me are vagrant bubbles,
they're empty things and vain. And
when full grown Affections come
down In catarncts. look on them
as hction that masquerade as facts.
! IRE them in hurry, ! bid them
loop the loops: I say TO them, For
worry / don't caro- three whoops."
For Joys the line | trade in. the
goods In which I deal: IL IN the stuff
/ wade in. to back my daily spiel.
BY GcnrSs &althGF Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10

LAW LAID Low BY
DECISION OF COURT

PHILADELPHIA, Juno 9.-That sec
tion nf the Lever law, commonly known
as the food control bill. which makes
il an orrcnSc for merchant 10 charge
unjust or unreasonable prices" was
today hold TO be unconstitutional by
United States District Judge Thompson.
The ground for invalidating section
four OF the act, Judge Thompson holds.
is because it's description OF unjust
and unreasonable prices" Is vague. in
definite and uncertain. and in violation
of the sixth amendment to tho ronSti-
tuition. guaranteeing any defendant tho
right TO fun Information OF the nature
OF the charge against him.
The section Of the Lever act relating
10 prices must fall. Judge Thompson
decided. because II docs not set up
standard upon which jury can deter
mine. while trying a defendant accused
Of proftccrinE. whether he has made
an unjust and unreasonable charge for
ncCcsSarics.
In declaring tho section unconstitu-
tional tho court granted an injunction
to l.ambrrn & Co. sugar brokers Of
New York. restraining tnIt2d States
District Attorney MCAvny and other
federal officials from issuing warrants
for tho arrest Of eleven members OF the
firm on charges Of prohtccring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
IRISH HOME RULE

The new British home rule plan pro-
poses practically division Of ireland;
a separate local government for Ulster
and local government for the remain
der OF Ireland. both subject TO tho Brit
ish crown. Ulster is the rock upon
which Irish home rule splits. Two
things the British people are firm in.
First. that Ireland shall not be sep
arated from the British Empire. and
second. that Ulster shall not be sub
orciinated to the rest OF Irelond. II a
form Of agreement can be reached BY
the Irish that will meet the Ulster stu
alton. home rule will be an easy thing
TO realize.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
THIRTEEN TYROS
CROSS THE DESERT

Thirteen tyros were led across the
desert If KhOrassan by the briGands or
Dahna Temple No. 1874. ID. q. h. X. Al
the Pythian CaStl" last night. There
were about 500 dOki"s in attendance.
During the evening very pleasing ml-
steal numbers were rendered by French
d. Walton, Harry 7. Cl"usc and Charles
Dunaway.
4 lot of now and novel features w"r"
introduced. which made the ceremonial
one Of the most delightful that Dahn:t
Temple has conducted.
This will be the last ceremonial I'M
iii carIV fall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
SCOTTISH RITE
CONFER DEGREES
Immense Class Of 222 Members were
Given Eoso Croix And Kadosh
na0reAR

4 class consisting OF ~ merlpcrs re-
ccived the nineteenth degree. SCottlSn
Rte. of the philosophic and chirslrlc
degrees, knights kadosh No. !. al nc
John ". Norris Scottish Rite cathedral
IN this Guy last night. Pontiff w. Is.
McCulla. thirty-second degree. presiding.
During the morning and afternoon
sessions a class OF l6t took the degrees
grouped as those Of tho Knights R"Sc
CroiX. from the fifteenth To the cigh-
,renth. This class was augmented ihs'
night by SIS members, making the NUM-
Der invested at last evenings mee'.hs
total 222. ,-,x ann
Tho degrees OF III" Rose Groix con.
ferrcd yesterday morning are known as
the most beautiful and impressive III
The Kadosh degrees will be conferred
upon the class Of 80" tomorrow morn
ing. afternoon and evening, Wy 10 inc
thirtieth degree. , ,,o,
The class is one Of the largest that
has eyer taken degrees AT ScotIian
Kite summer reunion in the ONO valley
The reunion VIA Inst until friaaH;
when the degrees Of the Consistory Will
be- given by the local degree team
Wheeling Consistory is In" only SCOT
rsh Rite body In tho state empowered
To confer these degrees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
mpoWN ON THE FARM

The days OF "Jack Dalton" and "NeIIi".
the Cloak Model" are outdon" 10 tn"
nth degree by the way that Mack Sen
net kids" the old type of "meller-dram-
mer" in his latest hvc-roel COMEDY
Down on the Farm" which was recently
released by United Artists and will be
shown at tho Liberty theatre all this
week The plot Is typIcally Senner with
that inimitablc twingc OF mclodrama. but
with a treatment that gives IL delight :
fully hilarious variety that thrills and
chilis There arc moods in II that make
one shout. others that with its unique
satire prompts chucklinK Of real mirth.
while the dramatic clmax"s bring II to
such heights that il grips az II 1t was
the type Of most strenuous drama.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
SOLVING THE HOUSING
PROBLEM

The increasing scarcity OF dwellings
ans the rent raisings caused thereby.
often totally unJustitcd and uIuriously
high. constitute one OF the mos alarm
ing features Of our economic l'fe. They
have grown 20 such an extent that
measures to solve IN" problem are en-
Kaging the attention OF state and ma
tionAI legislators Under the circum-
staaccs national Importance attaches to
what the North Dakota Home Build
ers Association, sanctioned By the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
PARKE DIVISION
Ancient Order OF Hioernians to initiate
Class Of Candidates ut CARROLL
Club This Evening.

parkc Division Ancient Order Of HI
bernians this evening will initiate a
class OF candidates. This meeting Will
he held in the Carroll club to which
Parke Division recently moved its quar-
tors from the A. O. L. W. Temple.
During the months Of Juno. July Az,
gust and September. rarkc Division WI!
meet only on the second thursday Oh
each month.
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MODERN WOODMEN
Will Entertain Friends with Open Ses-
sion This Evening-Prominent
Officials to Speak.

Wheeling Camp No. 6iA. Modern
Woodmcn OF America. will hold m open
meeting. beginning At $50 o'clock THIS
evening. IN the hall over Hanchrr $
jcwClry store.
Each nCighbor is expected to take to
the meeting at least one man VINO IS
good prospect for membership.
The program will include interesting
address, by state Deputy V. @. Barnes
and Banker Walter q. Brown.
At the close OF III. program, the en-
tcrtainmcnt committee Will serve IlRht
refreshments and supervise brief get
acQua Inted session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
B. { D. TO RUN
ANOTHER TRAIN

To accommodate the travelling pubic
an extra train will be- added 10 the
Wheeling division. Starting on Tuesday.
June =. an accumulation tram VIII
leave the local depot AT : a. m. for Fair
mont. II has hecn the custom I" run
but two accommodation trains day
east. at SEQ and 2:l0 The extra train
will relieve the congestion.
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1t is at least encouraging to be told
that the Pure Water Commission Is
getting ready to resume its labors.
Probably 1t was too much to expect the
Water Commission to be very busy
while the primary was going on.
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Many q storm could be so easily
averted il we only watched the baron.
eter that hang, on the wall Of the hu.
man heart.
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Some are SO deluded as to believe
that they have mastered a situation
when it only amounts to an abjeCt sub
mission.
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People who are rejoicing that the
high cost of living has turned had bet
ter be careful not to be caught in the
undertow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10

The closer the Democratic Convention
approaches the further the Democratic
leaders arc getting away from Wood
row Wilson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10

Some men continue to assert that the
peace treaty will not make a good sole
issue" because it is another Of those pa
per substitutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10

The quietude OF genuine power
Woodrow Wilson Who would think
that man had ever got tho fourth ace
in q draw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10

Under the Mexican franchise system
each adult has six votes-if his revol-
yer is loaded and in good working con-
dition-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10

The first refuge which these lingo en-
emies OF the United States seek when in
danger. seems to be the United States.