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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
F0RDNEY IN FAVOR Of RENEWAL !
0F VICTORY BONDS UPON MAT TDR|TY

other issues "f such stamps as each
yr.,ry issue falls due. H., added. how
ever that IN" treasury estimates Tor
taxation could stand n" reduction IL the
rrnpr;trn were To l-' carried through ana
the maturing obligations mrt;
Fordney Comes Back"
Politics entered int" IA" methods OIL;
having III IN" war debt when the com
mite. reached tn" subject later in the
,;.,r Representative Garner. Democrat,
'T..\aS vigorously opposed the Fordney
s:.grnStiun. saying II mrcn: that the
r,,\rrrurnt was ''hr,:,k king faith with
ih,. ,~ uplr whom IL had assured that IL
would taxi. up tho floating debt 10 make
tn. liberty bonds retain their proper
level of market value. To float an
other loau Mr. Garner asserted, wouio
materially weaken the quotation OF the
liberty bond prices;
.N hen we PASSED those loan bills and.
fax measures We told the people certain
Things" MI Garner continued we
surely cannot 20 back on those ass9r-
anccs. 1t would b" breaking faith with
"Wrli," Mr.. Fordn"y countcred. these.
THINGS w,."r the work Of the Democratic
administration. But inasmuch as We
hay, il. II has now become an obligation
-" th, Republican party and mean -
dc al car 10 get rid Of 1t without bur-
urulnu nur people with taxation
Discussion of actual tan revision Que1s
tirus hy the committee developed Nh Ale
m. - unannity "f opinion among Id
rnerrhArs with re poet 10 repeal OF thO
.,xc.ss profits tax. pr. Adams, speaking
for tho treasury. roncurrrd on this point
but warned th. committee that Congress
should keep in mind difficulties attend
ant uTon COLLECTION OF sales tax.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
SChWab Victimized for
$4,000 In Theft Of
Casket; Arrests Made

New York. Dec. 13.-Charged WITH
the larceny NJ a gold caskct. Nalued
$40 900 from Charles ~ Schwab. steer
magnatr. George Williams. %. Sea
man. was arrested here tonight. o..
Finar Dictrickson. 90. a steward fof.
mnrly employed as second man" in the
schwab residence in RI RiHsgside sg,ns cbsrvs Rlvs
The casket which was given TO. hay,
schwab by the city Of Baltimore whSa
he was rendered the freedom ef.xne
city several years ngo. was Moie9,
police alleged, by Dietrickson, VINO sheG
access to silyerwarc white working ss IN m
the house. After removing II from tne
house. police said. he turned II over 70
Williams. who took 1t to. Berlin. Ger
many, and there sold it for 800 MARKS.
ITpon his return 10 the United states,
they declared. DietriCkson gave VII
Iiams slO as his share OF the proceeast; nt
police were notified OF report that
the casket had been offered for sale IN
Germany and suspicion was directso
against DietrickSon as he had leit tne
Schwab employ shortly after disap-
nearanCe Of tie box.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
Dnma1ing AlleKations.

London. Dec. l3.--(Fy The Associat"d
prrss) The lord mayor OF Cork. ana
M"sSrs. Rnrh and Walsh. irish metn. !.
hnrs nf IN, house Of commons have sent
the following dispatch to IN" amhAS$t-
do-s Of thr United states in all Euro
p"stn countries:
During IN" past week tnr P'"P,r -.
.t-nrk mon woman and rhild-rn. have
been held up in the streets Of this city
and robbed Of all that they posS"SS'n.
Hundreds Of shops have h""n iG0t'H'
rnnrfrndinr citizens have been pub'irly
Whipped or shot. and II Is feared IN
some cases. burned alive in their homes !:
and the principal business quarters %,
the city hav" b"en bombed, burh'G ai"i %
Lcstrov,h by the armed forces "f th"
crown, rendering thousands Of reor!r
homeless and voorhees,.
I'm the nauC Of humanity ana l"r our
tortured pcopl" who ar" seeking pr"'''-
,in,, from such savage tyranny "" re-
sr,rtfu'iy urs" the imm"dint" ini"rN'h'
,ion Of your government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
HIS CONFESSION
NOW EXCLUDED
American Army Captain Told
Fellow Officer He Was In
Paw of the Germans

New York. Dec. I".--Arpointm"nt OF
u military board "f sanity I" pass Oh
the mental SOundncSs nf Captain Jnhn
\. Will"rS. alleged German spy. on
trial before n general court mar'Gti at
FurtIay. charged with d"scrt!on from
the Ea;t"h states army in l"c"mbcr,
1918. will probably b" requested D! MS
counsel.
Later when the prosecutor asked II
they were ready to make this move,
counsel for III" defense announced they
wcrc not vet able to stat" what acton
would i" tak"n. Tho trial was con-
tinurd. subject I" call. after half
dozen witnesses had been heart. to per-
init tho prosecution 1" gather document
ary cvid,ncc'' hrr"' oforr unava Liable.
sydney T. Howell. senior lieutenant
of WillrrS' company. who said he AS
sumcd command after tapthin NlIlerS
disarrrarrd. told ON tn" witness stand
today nf In""t,ng II" former captain
in tho street more than week ago
and BEGAN his testimony aS Ia VIVA, MS
former commander confidcd ~ MN
rhrn ms TO his motives :Ur deserving.
Il WAS born and bred Il German ana
cam. hero as an agent Uf the German
Government in 1914" Howell declared
W.llcrS said. drawing him 10 one sihc
after his arrest. II you could know
my story you could understand.
At this stage counsel ior me us
fanse interposcd an objection to the I'D
mittance of this conversation as evil
d.ncr The objection was sustained ana
the court ruled to strike the testimony
from tho record.
Howell ihCn told Of tho finances OF
Company X. Captain Wil!NrS was GUS GUS
todian Of tn" company fund or s%;-ou'
,l.rnsitcd IN u bank at GrCenville. s. G.
soon nftor Captain Willcrs disappeared.
tho witness said. - request Tor u pai,H
statement revealed the fact that All
had hccr, withdrawn hy the d"i"ndhn''
, search of the captains ciiHc'S h'S-
closed score or more OF chNc'"IrH
,,,r,ch rad contained soldiers pay. hut
,,hicb Lad hcen rifl"d and then hidden
!, n lorkcr trunk he said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
800 Buildings Burned.

Cork, Ireland Dec. l%.--(By tho As
soCi1ted Press.)-Morc than three hun
drrd buildings ar" said I" have been
destroyed in the fires yesterday which
laid waste great part oil thts city
Most of the fires have been rNtinEushed
hu, there are oCCaSlunaI sporadic out
bursts OF flames.
The police and military are having the
greatest difficulty in keeping the thou-
sands of spectators from the wrcC"eo
premises the walls Of which threatens
to collapse.
thorOughfares Of Cork. this morning
presented the appearance OF having been
wrecked BY an earthquake. l.ootinS
has been general. Outside tn" lire
zone the police seized Il gang OF burg
lars who were killing Il woman.
The week of terror and wild dc%trur-
ton through which Cork passed lett IN
its train i terrible wcllcr oil rum;
There have becn no fresh outbreaks or
shooting and the conflagrailonS mostly
burned themselves out. but today the
finest part of the city lay mass or
runs In ST. Patrick street, which was
the main commercial artery Of the city
solid blocks Of business premises the
most imposing in Cork. have been
wiped out
The terror which possessed the city
Saturday night was unparalleled. Many
residents in the vicinity of Dtlons
Cross. where the military cadets were
ambushed Saturday night, fled their
homes III fear and spent the night IN
the fields.
To-day life in Cork was strangely
and awed at the heaps Of smoking ruins
The belief is general that the fires un-
oucStlonably were the result of tncen-
diarlsm.
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Williamson. W. Va. Doc. 13.-~rh"
cas-" Of Taylor Cpi". accused OF killing
T. Lee Ripley. state policeman. Nov. ~.
waS continued to-day unti Wednesday
afternoon. U"Nt. - " wa> declared 10y
:u.. "our, that Su;t.,I"ut adyantaE" had
no, been G;N"n tu. defendant td rr"ptr"
'ur ~" ir!.tl. rHrN., material witnesses
:or th.. d"f.uS" w"r" absent Suhpo"naeS
h.,d h""u ISSUED DH' U"i serted. The
..mrir; G..r:d"d til" t-:"t.I- ot Cole had
been n"giE:'u: iu assisting him. ana
more ;.'u' va, permitted in which to
serve ~" Suhpo" aa"~.
Tn, cas-" Of Taylor Mun"y and
"pu;ch" Frost. indicted for the killing
II f:rvinc Fikins and IN" woundinE OF
ms brother J"e. November %. which
was - have been heard Wednesday
next. was Sct oyer until Thursday
Butn the cole and Muncy case grew
out uf acts OF violence connected WIN
the coal strike IN M!ugO county, Whlch
has been in progress sine" July.
William White was taken mt" CUSTODY
to-day by M;nEo county deputy Sh'T-
IFS, charged with tn" rla.!CtouS MAIN
.ng OF John flurnS. an "mpioye oi the
Malta Cooperative Coal Company at
Hilmer, Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
Sensational Sequel
Of Recent ''Dry" Raids

Especial Dispatch TO Intelligcncer)
Wnr,imshurr W Va, Dec. l3.-A se-
.o,,ml "a a series Of raids conducted here
within the past few days. by corps
Of National prohibition officers, develop
ed today when Earl Y"utz. one OF tnose
who's. homes were raidcd. secured
warrant charging Frank Diatuo' local
Young man aiding the dry agents lot
destruction OF property by oreaklnE
49,. .ft.r ,hc raid at the Ynutz donf-
III, Peter tnastUs. local restaurant pro-
nrintor declared he had been renewed OF
$500 which he had been keeping IN
trunk searched BY tho prohibltIonists,
hut did not allegc that they stoie 'ns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
WAR REPEAL IS
PUT THROUGH
UNANIMOUS VOTE
IN LOWER HOUSE
Resolution Repeats Nearly All
of the Wartime Acts
of Congress

Washington, Dec. 13.-ltcpcal OF most
Of the war time laws was voted today
by the house which adopted the EolSteod.
resolution for thai purpose. after Two
hours OF debate. The vote on Adoption
of tho resolution WAS unanimous. SES
votes being recorded as faVorlng u with
none opposed Th" house, before taklue
the final vote, accepted an amendment
providing for inalnSi"n OF the Lever
food control act among tho laws which=
tn. resolution would repeal. 49,
The amendment which covers all pro.
visions of the food control act with the
exception OF the section relating 10 rents
In the District Of Columbia. was onereo
by Representative Bland. Republican;
Indiana 1t was carried by vote ot
179 to l%I.
The resolution, which now goes to the
Senate. cX"mpts from repeal only the
trading with the enemy act, the War
Finance Corporation act and It's amend
mcnts. and measures dealing win tne
issuance OF liberty and victory bonds.
The resolution declares ANY act or
Congress that by its terms Is In force
only during the existence OF a state OF
war and a limited time thecrafter. shall
he construed and administered as II the
present war terminated on the date
when thus resolution becomes elective.
The measure as adopted. is practlc-
ally identical with that passed by Coa-
HrcSS Just DcIbIe lue VIZ
lat session and vetoed by President
Fulfill Plsdges
Rcpubliran leaders Of IN" House. ad-
serted here tonight that adoption OF me
resolution vas one Of the first steps
taken hy tn" Republican, majority 40
fulfill the campaign pledge to put the
country on a peace time basis -
Disposition Sf the Nolstead resoiuticn
clears the way for consideration OF the
resolution offered ny Representative
Rravis. Republican. Of Nebraska; VINO
yey Of the governments Administering
drnor;mrnt$. \ special rule limiting
dcimt". will be presented tomorrow b1.
Chairman Campbell OF the rules com.
mitt"c ard action on the floor VIII 1oI'.
low a vote on the adoption or the rules.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
GiIbert'S Conviction In
Minnesota Now Upheld

Washington. Dec. l%.~-Thc Surr"m"
court IN upholding to-day the war iirnc
conviction az Joseph Gilbert in Mime
sofa for violating stat" laws prohibiting
intcrfercnce with recruiting. declared
that Gilbcrt'S statement in the speech
which led to his conviction tNat tho
United States WAS forced into ~" war
TO drag Fngland'H rhNStnuts out nf tn"
fire" was false and that Gilbert knew K
was false.
Associate Jus,ic" Er1ndNis diSS"rted
from this "iuhical finding on the facts
which he said history would finally de.
eide. He declared that II was wholly
OUTSIDE Of Ia. functions Uf th" supreme
court TO attempt 10 pass on this Qu"S-
.,Dn,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
PRICES REDUCED.

K,swanrc. H. Dec. 1".-The N"wanec
Boiler company. one OF the largest steel
boiler producers in the country. today
announced reductions Of ten per cen;
OIL all fire box heating boilers and
twenty per cent on steer tanks used for
pneumatic water supply purposes. THIS
announcement ia said 10 be the first IN
these lines.
\ statement from tn" company said
pruduCt!u costs had advanced, but that
cuts were made nevertheless in an effort
10 bring down building costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
RADICAL Is HELD.

Butler. Pa. h,r 1%.--Mike Rallo. 1
Russian. charged with circulating what
Federal authorities termed radical
literature. was held in $4,000 bail for
the March term of court. after a pres
llminary hearing her" To-Day. II" WAS
rema rd,d 10 Jail in default of bail
Ralko. tailor of Lyndera. near hcr".
WAS arrested recently. 10y state troopers.
The troopers testified today that they
seized numerous packages "f "raG!raI'
literature In lalko'S shop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
M rHoMPsoN INJURED.

Charleston. ". Va. Dec. lS-Dr, F..
known physiclan and member of the
state health council. was injured whom
his nntnm"hN" was Etrnck by stre:t 4
car NJ Rluch"lh. according 10 rriF2t" adj
vices received her" by Iir. Y. !. thnrch
man prrSIdrnt OF tn" stat" health roun-
Eli III. death was expected momcntar-
ly. tho telegram said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
TIE WEATHER.

West virginna--Rain and colder Tues
day; Wednesday Fair ana colder.
ohio-RRir ard cold5r Tuesday, proe-
a Div turning into snow; Wednesday
generally fair and colder, southwest and
west.
western Pennsylvanta-Hin and
colder Tuesday; Wednesday cloudy and
colder, possibly snow Turrtes, southwest
and west gales
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
No COMP PULS|0N
IN COURT PLAN
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
IN ENDORSEMENT
OF International Court Of
Justice, and Confident
of Its Success

Geneva. Dec. l%--tBy III" Associated
TrcSSJ J--Thc assembly acr"mp!ISh"6 To-
day the FIRST important C"n>tru'tiN' act
IN the work Of III" League Of Nations. in
adopting Il statute for a permanent m
irrnaiiunal court Of justice. Tn" ORGAN
i:alt;on as planned sun la"hS the ohlIE-
utury appearance of both PARTIES L" Il
dispute and provides no penalty l"r
Noncompliance with the decisions OF
the court.
Tn. advocates Of the project. how
aver briiuyr that Il is the most COM
plr,c plan that could be accepted by the
different governments ana are 'nhIh"nt :
tina: the good VIII Of the nations Will
r,medv us defects. Tn" plan viii 20
now TO the different states for ratiiica-
tlon.
If rwrnty-two. or Il majority of III"
members 0f IN" ledeu" approve u De
fore the ncVt meeting Of tn" a$Scm'IH =
the judges Will h9 elected and the court
Will come INTO existence in the month OF
September.
Adnptinn ni the plan came after an
nra,uriC;,l duel with Latin America on
one side and Eur"r" on the other, oN'r
the question aS 10 whether the Jurisdic-
ton II the international court ought ~
hc Obligatory or voluntary. Ra"ui Fer
nandrI' Brazil; DR.. Carlos trucytA. COL
omha; Harmrdio AriaS. PANAMA; Ar
is'idrS Agucrn. cuba. Senior liHnco, tT-
uGuaY. and S"uur AraniEo, lfpIlNlt. III
sisted with great fore" upon III" n"cr:'-
s!iy Of obligatory purl$'!i"tion 10 max"
thu court really effective.
Some Of the speakers mad" reference
t. the small ma Jnrity IN the committees.
winch had forced Il ltrg" minority tn
im.ud tu It's will j wtS ais" declared
, inat IN. hig powers had used their
greater innucnC" TO defeat the most !m
uur;aut features Ot the measure. til"
greater number "f the fifteen Si~ak"rS
were Sl.rpriral aS 10 the value OF option
al jurisdiction as provid"d for in III"
project.
Plan Defended
Leon EuurGrn.S, France: \. j. EaIi"ur.
En.land: pr ,i""r." f.. llaE"rup Nor
way ami Giuseppe Moi,;L switzerland,
defended the plan hS tn" best that could
hr SET up for Il beginning. Mr.. l&fltour
n !so made :, d,E.n%c of EUrUp" against
what he termed Il united attack"
No country. he said, had been more
strongly IN faVrr Of arbitration than
Great Brittin. II" argued that II was
necessary tn make a beginning. TIE
whole prol.rt might b" rendered In
| operative if that beginning We're not
! made with due regard i"r certain real
jiticS.
Though the dcha'" could not chang"
tho yirwpoiut OF Ia" ma j"rlty. II served
10 rclicy" the feelings o. the delegates.
which had reached Il high pitch IN the
long discussion III committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
Bold Ho|d-Up Followed
By Capture Of Bandits

Newburgh, N. z, Dec. l3.-Four
men entered tho Glenwood Inn on
the outskirts Of Newburgh today,
covered Frank Garoff, tho propr:e-
tor, with pistols, plundered the
hotel Of cash and valuab worth
sac. 900, stabbed Garoff with a knife
and then made their escape In their
victims new automobile.
Search by police and state troop
ers for the four men who stabbed
Garoff ended this afternoon with
their capture at Tuxedo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
Five Killed In Blowing
Up Of Powder Plant

Dover. y. j.. Dec. lG.--F;v" mon were
killed and seven injured t""aE 'h 'i1' r%-
,Insirn M th. AtlnS rnwdrr Company
i,',nt near LANDING. on tn" west end
Of I.akr lIoparr"uG. Tn" explosion o.
curr,I IN = hu:ldug Crvotcd - g"natine
mixing, o1r Of the processes "I dyna-
nlifr manutarturr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
LoCKMASTER DROWNED.

tSpCC.lI u ThN InIcTIlECNNtF.I
Charleston. W. Va. Dee. 13.--S. l..
Reed. lockmmaStcr ai Lock -Four. Kama
wha river. was drowned this afternoon.
while engaged IN putting UP tn" dam.
The wiCkr;S were being raised. and Reed
whilc carrying a rope wound around tn
winch Slipped on Il dull"r. His body was
carried under the wickcts by the force
of :hc current.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
c.r,, Not p.anitaly Determined.

Exact details of the events IcanihE up
10 the contla grafton Of Saturday night
have not as yct hrHn received here.
Some reports tend to question th' accu-
racy Of earlier dispHtCh"S. hut others re-
peat the story told in first reports.
All Indicate that tn" disorders an"
fires had u Il rect connection with the
attack made upon tho lorry carrying r"-
lice auX.liaricS. Some newspapers arc
frankly skcptlCal Of these reports ana
suggest tho fires might have been caused
by the explosion of stored explosive
SUCH as were found on Saturday III inc
city Of Dublin. Others indicate their oe-
lief tho fires were Il reply TO the cstAp-
liShnrnt of martial law in southwestern
ireland and il is remarked that uiS-
patches hav" not furnished PROOF tha'
tho fires were set by men bent on re-
priSalS -.
Monsirnor Daniel Tohalan. bishop ~
Cork, is said to haH" announced IN ms
cathedral last evening his tnt"ntl"n |"
any on" partclpauhH
IN further ambuScad"s OF crown forrcS
in his diocese.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
RELATIVES WITH HOLLAND.

Washington. Dec. l%.-AnnounccmeLt
r.,,s ,nndm by thr Men lean embassy here
,"doy that Holland had resumed fntl
d,nlnmatir relations with tho MG1 icSn
rmysrnment. Formal motto" Of Hollands
rrcornitIou of tn" new government u.
Nc,icn. was received in Mexico Clty last
Saturday. the Ann0unCcmcht salo- IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
WILL pErEHmrE VALUE.

.r 'rmmmission would he directed by
=. xiii introduced today by Rcpresentas
" ,;,.r ianbcrt. Republican. Of Wisconsin,
,n dctcrm:rc the value "f all coal nelds
in III" United states and ot machlnes5
m.oJ m 81, ,hc various mines and TO make
" rrpnr; Of their findings to congress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
KitChin TO Resign From
WayS-MeanS Committee

Washington, Dec. l3.--RcprcScntativc
Kitchin, Democrat, North Carolina. has
informed the Ways and Means Commit
tee of his intention to resign AT an
early date because Of Ill health, Chair
man FOrdnCy said today.
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Cork, Dec. 13.-Late today notice
was received for publication by the
Echo, saying that II q young member
of the editorial staff Of the Cork Con-
Btttution named Horgan, who was Id
mapped several weeks ago, Is not re-
turned BIZ O'Clock Tuesday after
noon, forty Sim Feiuers will be shot
In their beds.
The notice, which was signed
.rBlack and Tans," concluded with the
words, Rebels, Beware"
London, Doc. 1.-THE Daily NAL
says prominently In It's second edition
this morning that telephone com.
mun1cation betwoen England and
Dublin ceased early this morning
The London officials said they were
unable to communicate beyond Bel
fast. The Belfast postoRice reported
that 1t was unable to get connection
with Dublin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
DUBLIN WIRES
HAVE BEEN GUT
IRISH CAPITAL IS
NOT HEARD FROM
More Than 300 Buildings De-
stroyed In the Cork
ConAagratlon

Cork, Dec. l3-All the auxiliaries
were leaving Cork tonight. It Is un-
derstood the city Is under martial
law and that tho military intend TO
do duty without tho assistance OF the
irregular police.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
Military Attackers killed.

Cork, Ireland, Dec. ia military
patrol was ambushed At Cloyne. seven
miles east Of Queenstown, yesterday.
The attackers threw bombs from two
houses. but were defeated. Two of the
attackers were killed. several wounded
and two captured. One soldier WAS
wounded Tho houses from which the
bombs were thrown were burned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
British Regulars on Duty.

London. Dee. l3.--Rritish regulars
stood guard today over twisted ana
hlackcned ruins lett by the hreS WHY"
saturday nigh, and yesterday swept vIr-
tually Unchecked through the city or
Cork, ireland Charges arc made lhat
police aux!liaries there. maddened py
tho killing and woundinS Of comrades
by. amhushng Sim Fcin"rs on Satur1ay'
l0oSed the fire demon on the city. Inc
estimates Of the loss run as hi6h AS
e NM unu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-04
PHONE GA TODAY
ALL GOODS DELIVERED.

EXTRA FINE POTATOES. 100
pounds (the best in the mar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-28
HATS ARE
IN OHIO RING;
ENTRIES CLOSE


Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 27.-ln-
tries in Ohio's presidential prefer
ence primary closed today with
four avoWed republican candidates
and three democrats in the race.
All filed declarations with the Sec
rotary of state.
The republican candidates are
Senator Harding, Major General
Leonard Wood, James X. Garfield,
Ohio, and Louis A. Baird, Of Wash
ington, D. c,
The democrats are Governor j.
NJ Cox, former Governor j. 3.
Campbell and James 0. Monroe of
Chicago.
These lists, however, are eX-
pected to be narrowed down to two
republicans, Harding and. Wood,
and one democrat, Governor Cox,
before time for printing the ballots
arrives.
James r. Garfield is expected TO
withdraw his candidacy, being only
a Formally in order to give candi-
dates for Wood delegates a chance
to express their second choice. The
same is true of James b, Campbell,
on the democratic ticket. Both
Baird on the republican ticket and
Monroe on the democratic side
probably will be ruled off by Sec
restary of State Smith, inasmuch as
their declarations of candidacy are
not certified by five voters, as re-
CURED by the Ohio law.
Governor Cox is assured Of
Ohio's solid delegation Of As votes
at the San Francisco convention.