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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
WHEELING ON THE Il
TENTATIVE HARDING
SPEAKING PROGRAM

Marion, Aug. 30-Plans for some Of
the speaking trips TO be made by Sena-
t@ Harding are near completion, and
announcement probably Will be made
side Ohio where he Will deliver ad-
dresses. u
New York and Chicago are under.
stood TO be virtually certain TO be on
The list and the claims OF number OF
cities In the middle west and west are
under serious consideration. Denver.
Salt Lake City and Spokane mark ths
western arc.
or the swing around tho circle, as u
l.. now under discussion. the nominee
has been strongly urged To 20 all tho
way To the lnCitiC coast and fInal
docialoU on tho request In yet 10 DO
made
indinnapolls Is considcrod a likcIy
aclHGl lon among tho citleA ncnrsr, ono.
md there may nlro be a Hpe"ch'ht LOUIS
vile II han beGD hugEostcd thst The
candldaIr pny hlH ronpcrtr 10 nclshb"r-
ing stntrr on the cast by Epcnkirrg az
Philadelphia and Wheeling. bui !, -
urrrrirn, whether that plan will hr
carried out.
I, IL undorntood TINT either 81 Louis
or KnnHnH CIty prghnhIy VIII hc given
ono nnnoch IN Now England H. said I"
have been discussed Tho Republican
managers expect 10 keep tho number OF
ndhrrsECE made away from Marion Win
in very narrow limits and they declare
CmphutICnlly TINT thcr" would be- no
way station speeches or Transforming.
II ig considered unlikely that any speak
ing engagements ouiSid" Of Ohio VIII be
made for dates earlier than October cN-
cep, tho one nlrcndy announced for
September 8 at the Minnesota State
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
COX ON DEFENSIVE;
DENIES VETS AID HIM

Columbus Ohio. Aug. 30.--Answrrln
trsllmury cf Will IT. Hays, chairman Ot
the RrpublicHn national committee br-
lore the SENATE COMMITTEES lnv"hiI-
ruling campaign expenditures In Chicago
today EoNcrnrr Cox, the Drnncrh'Ic
Presidential nominee, dodisrcd this ovs~
ninE, that the cts have not cnntribut'
cd n dollar tu my campaign ana 'h"y
viii not" The Governor added that
neither hnd the "dryr" contributed
GoSrnuT t'nN'r TInirm"ni war mad"
urIrr reading rrwrrnpor. hc'ounlr ,oT
tn, horrlur IN Chicago b"for" which
Chairman I!nyU rcRd u l"tt"r purpor, Ing
Ia be- irum George !. fHrrnll pr"Fldonl
nf ~" Sew Ior'cy Federation of Liquor
inlcrruiu g'EinE Tor contributions |"
hclp eject cox.
1T IL ,,, well unGcratOnd In this
StaI. IA rariI,ultr." Governor Cox said.
thar the wrt. have not h"Cn active in
politics for vomC time. bffiCinl frCpCrtH
4, tho Secretary ur Stat" show thHt In
The last y"rT ur two, tho wcta hnv" not
apparently been Hhl" To mako large cam
IA gn contributions for wc' rri"r"ndums.
if MIR II1y. viii TAX" the tim" n inv"s-
IlCat" the official reports in ONO, u"
viii fiud thnt m" vets have never con
iributrd cen; To any OF my cam
paiEns.'
Tho Governor declared any statement
'ihC crr,ri that the w"iS arc con-
rihut,nE L. his "amraign {" hc absurd
on its C1r.." Adding that h" only mad"
rrrIv hrcauS" "S!lcnCC mlgn, b" mis-
ruusi rurd
Tho t;nytrnor returned here this aft
cruoon from has Eastern tour II" Will
peak n the uaio STATE fair tomorrow
afternoon on agriCu.' Ur" and said h"
mluhl also dIsruse ih" League "f Ma
IONS with The farmers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
BRITAIN ANSWERS
u, 5, AS TO OIL;
MESSAGE GARBLED

washington. AUG. 30.--R"piy was re
cciycd Nv tho state department today
from Great Britain to III" recent note
or the American government asking i"r
information aS - tn" reported Ir''ah-
Fr, nrh policy as 10 oil supplies notably
i'm the mandate countries of Asia Minor.
The note vas 20 badly garh!ci In trans
mission ihdt officials wcr" unhbl" u"
NAH, ont ihr contents and unless Ih'
pHrhird p"rtl"nt can hr 'l""Ith up -
,AIhr announcement ~ 10 III" nhlhT"
.,flh, rruIy vIII be wiihh"d pending r.
.,,.iu, Of u ,ouy uf lhr communication hy
matt ,.,..,,..,.
m. inuuII, uI ia, United Sthi"r gov
,ruInrui nddTr,rrd Ia ''r'hl 'Illh'i'
4nvrrnl wrokr uEo wn~ nhId I"b"N ny
rInIr department onlClplr io ht dIfr'iru
rrlnuIIIy to development Of th" primer
pIr Ia h, ratnhHahcd ,nhd r"roEnlHnh ny
All tho powcrs h' I" lh" "Npi"llilJ"n "i
- uhfcrIulr Ia mandate" icrtiorpH
lr ne,.,nronI wa rcpnrtcd concluded
between ih. E.rru'h Unl lhll."h r"\''h'
,,. uir ~ in, Snu rem" 'vmi"r"n'" Icy
vlI,h rhr nII Ichl" IN NJ" i"r"i"nI'
war, dI, Ihrd between the two 'nunl il''
# yynr 10 this arcciN, nErccm"st af
\ Violating thu general prin'lpl" '"nf"ih-
I,r lin, ,.rInllnlluu ur mHuhhlo. r"un-
ir,cr To- whlrn the luti'h stat" gov
.rr,ucri f. nrIlcr"i t. hnvC taken a.
,r,,Ion 81 the anmc ronf"r"u'" !"
r,rudni, over Nr0OpOiHmiH was hN'''"- %
,l mo Eri,i-n roy,rum"ut by lh" "u-
rrcmc c"unrU although ms mandate
un~ MAYER boon confirmed l'v the E'n'
.,r,I assembly uC Two IoaEu" "t Nations
-. rro,crihrd hy the treaty "t N"r-
unrllrt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
j, 8, SOLDIERS
NOW IN CONTRO[
CAMP ESTABLISHED
NEAR WILLIAMSON
Colonel Burkhardl Conlers
With Governor DIslurb'
nncc al Chnllnroy

Niiiin,rHn" ~ Vn hu- ~. snIH-
.I.,o ,,T ihr ,"ruInr prrny cont hnfn 81
ih. ,o,iurei nf goycrn"s J"hr J. 'otn'
wrU n"m 'nmp Fh"fmnn, 'hiIlIc"iho'
Ohlp ~ hnudlr ihp situation growing
rui nT ~" Hlrk" Of coal mln"ra. oHtnb'
IInhrd ihrlr "nmp iudhy ~ Sycnmofa
Irnrlnw. ono milo cast Of williamson.
A., poon nr tho camp was prepared for
tho mon. detachmcnts Of infantrymsn
woro sent 10 four MinEo county points.
WIIliampon, Mat"wan. Thacker and
i"rdcrland. Tho three latter towns have
Teen tho scono Of disorder since tho
Hlriko began.
Colonel Hurkhardt. In command Of the
iruops, aud Adjutani- general 4. X.
Davis personal representative Of Cover
nor tOruweII, were In Charleston Today
Ia conference win the suites chief OK
rrutlY" and IL was expected that the
cul"mri would Issue Stllonlent OF poll
ley "u hlr return ia this cilt. i.
stat" iru"pCrs who have been on duty
10 Ihn res ION since the hrsi disorder ocs
"uiIrd have ItfI Tor other points In
WraI virginia. krntuChy guhTdpmnn.
who hhvg been phlrDlIlnE Tho west hank
uT'TuH Iivor. wore hilll on duty lnhlHhi.
bat II wnn reported thai they would he
re- allied M roun as federal h"lhlrrH han
boon. nHaIgncd 10 ElIniasi" p"iniE In ilhs
,ounty
TopInu irdpY t1ylI authorities rppnrt-
81 that T. l.. TinHley. ~ nIna foTsNeH.
wnH attacked by four nCn al Ehsttaroy.
ncnr here FUur aIrikiug miners. al
Irgod by tho pulhnriiIna In have bsan
tho aFeaIlanta, wero artlHted. ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
CONTEST TO DUST PHELAN FROM SENATE
SEAT BEGINS WITH PRIMARY BATTLE

ie IN way that of Amha ssador from
California. CalIforTtans regard him
not m"rc'y as n senator. hut as sort
"r symbol "f the state. n kind OF pub
d." possession in which nearly everys
lpHy has ancctionat" pride.
For the Republican nomination TO ops
pos" ph"Ian at tb" November election.
thcrc Arr thrc" contestants in tfc race
which ends tomorrow. They arc 4. J.
wallace of Los Angeles; Samuel Short
rldS- "f San Francisco: and william
Kent also OF san FRANCISCO.
Among thcG" thr"" contestants ths
clements Of the state are divided and
crisScrosscd in such an intricate way
that Il is not easy 10 max" III" situa.
lion clear to folks outside tho state Cns
division is simple. Wallace comes from
tn. southern part OF the state and the
other two come from the north.
counts more than in any other, state:
The SCuth Is determined, as a matter ot
precedent and right. 10 nave one OF the
TWO senators. and a. TIA" continuing
nl"nib"r Hiram Johnson, comes fr'S1
san Francisco, In" south n thts presen4
contest Is prrtty s"l!hly tor Wallace.
Part OF Church, Element"
There was n srCord man ~ thu rae
from Ios Augclrs. bat he WAS persuade
ID tn withdraw IN "rd": thar Wallace
might hlvr all the southern strength
Walia,' VIII also hay" most OF tho
c,lr..m" "jrv" vote. although a few OF
Ih,. prominent Erohibit!nnl"ts OF ths
:tat" arc working f"r Kent. tTha wet
arrcnEth viii x" g"n"rniiy 10 Short
r!dHrD WaIlar" hn, hrcn a long .tin<D
I'ruhIhlilontst and nj; hln nrct!me hN
hccn identified with what canifornD
sUculE of Hr the church clement
nhIrn cl"m"h' - here. - everywhere
pron"uN -"hly 'drN
Wallace nl.o. ct ,nr .'ar' ~ his CAM
rnign had n monopoly ~ N. moro ay-
J,r, p,.tIIOn IN f1sN ~ ihe eakur %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31

Marion. Ohio. AuE. S0.--Scnat"r Har-
dng'S rccIamat:om policy. to b" snun-
riated tomorrow In an address here to
a group OF Republican governors. was
discussed In detail by the nominee to-
day with clifford Pinchot. former chief
OF the federal forestry service. and y
leader Of the Progressive l.Irt' IN tn
1912 campaign.
Aftcrward Mr.. Pincho, ISSUED state
meat saying H. was much pleased with
the Senator's views on C"nSerNAt!"n and
related subjects. and Was ready Ia let
by cones be ny cones and do all he
could FOR Republican success.
Governors Coming
Nine governors. most Of them from
western states. have promised tu be in
thr delegation tomorrow In addition to
IA number OF former governors and gu
hriuIror:al nominees. Frank q Low
den. governor Of Illinois. and one of
the. leading caudiGatcS for the rr"SNl"n-
tat nomination at Chicago. - among
thus. expected |" b. present. The other
states whose Chl"t executives ar "a
attend are Wisconsin. South Dakota
>.hru~kn Wyoming. Arizona. rcnnHyl
.,.uru i.llifdrnln and Nhud' iHnad
~... ,r.,' rrrmhcrs "l lh' group arrived
=, ,.,. ufd spent the cH,u'uG ~ ihf
ulrIluE hrrr. Nr,r Ih, rr"nI lUr' Il
I.,. n '"m"rr"r ia" parry "ill 0c guests
81 %. N.rr.n 'r'arrIn''m' - ~ 9
& - . r.,nr. h'r'
what P-nchct Ha'd
-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
j. {. ATHLETE
IS ASSAULTED
KIRKSI.Y IS ATTACKED
BY BELGIAN GENDAI}Ml.S
San Irahci&co Man ) Treat
mcnr al Antwerp to Be
Investigated

Nui"trp. Aug 20 VI VI. ErkEoy. ~
san Trnu,iarn. "uc "f tho hInorI'Pn
uIrluIorg, wpa assaulted. hand"uffod ana
.irEru IT, tho poll,r station this niior.
u,,nu hy UrIrian Ccnd,rm"n who. unable
- ppoak English. blocked kirks"y from
.,utcr'ainE III" American dressing rooms
~ tho stadium. Kirkg"y had just re-
turned with Charles w, Paddock, Of Los
NuEclcy. another sprlntcr. from PariN,
Tor the medal presentation. Hc had
Tickets. but when he tied 10 enter the
dressing rooms. hc was attacked by tha
gcndarmrs who had apparently orders
which were unknown to the Americans.
to TIC effect that the rooms were TO DO
used to-day only by football players
[irkscv later was released at the sta
ton house. IIc was charged with resist
ing an officer. The American olympic
committee IS Investigating the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
FORECAST LOWER
LEVEL or PRICES
UNTIL NEW YEAR
Financial Rcadjuslmcnt With
out Disorder or Econ
omic Calamity

WaFhtuEl"u. NuE %" - Euarurr- huh
industrial conditions durIug The r"n,alm.
der ~ Tho calendar N"Ar vii b" mLrR"h
by q "d~Gnllc trend To- - s"wc hHI Irn .
Sr l~lol "I pri,Cs' according ," u S"mt-
annual report up"n 'rnrS and business
given out tudn' b, -" lni'"h States
Charrhcv 0r ,"nu"rrE Th" rnufWiti""
witch prepared ~" report adh"l thu
general financial, opinion an IN" country
was that tn" r"adJustw"rr would hc
accomplished Njhtou, "Ruaurial disur-
der or any sudden cconomI' calamity
Tight money. unrest "f iah"r tho
looscned bonds 40 som" phases "f social
life the Russian Poland war and m"
high cost Of necessities ar" reported -
disturbing business factors. hur IN th"
opiriou of the committ"" thor" is N"
ned for the country tn h"cuU" pNnlCky
over any Of tho" matters.
Amid all ~" cross currents Vad Cd
dos Of the industrial situation dcfj-
rite trend seems ~ y" slowly dcN "lo4inE &
toward a gradually increasing gain "t
Supplv upou demand and somewhat
lower level oC prices the rommltt""
renor,rd. Hero and there mills have
shut down, here and there the! are run
r,nr on reduced tirR". Il Is q ScattTred
ard local matter rather than a s'H' raj
n-Ny,sftiDD'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
KIMBERLY COUNSEL
PRESENT ARGUMENT
FOR AN INJUNCTION

Charleston. w. V. Aug, 30.-Ths
case Of III" &. +. Kimberly company VS.
Charles .. Ephlin rt nj, m application
for Injunction to restrain the city or
Wheeling from enforcing an ordinance
regulating heavy truck trafrC. was
presented 10 the West Virginia Supreme
Court Of Appeals today and argued by
PLAINTIFFS attorney from Wheeling.
where the suit orig nared. Decision was
reserved by the court. but is expected
tomorrow
j. NJ Hitz and Thomas u. Foulk lert
for home 1T noon. after making their
arguments In behalf oS the plaintiff.
,liy SpIIcNor J. J. T. O'Bricn was
I'm In the ,.iy Hast evening. awaiting
rrpy Iu n trit prnm I" supreme Court
Clcrk " u Mhllh"wr - I" when IN"
arguments In the rmr" would bo pro-
rriF go.
Judge J - H"mm"rvillc In Circuit
Court INIT w""I denied The Injunction
-ourn l., III. . T. E!mh"rly company
t. uI",u the cute from enforcing It's
h"n,., truck nrdinnncc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
WET FEDERATION RAISING SLUSH FUND
. OPUT OVER THE ELECTION OF COX, WHO
IS DECLARED TO Be THE FRIEND OF LIQUOR

n,~ ncrn unmrr, cont .".nt''l TIA"
r.rhir Of Ih, r,rI., bay. n,ru r'lyrh
..rd tho. rr' 'u.I nY "1h II" Ia 'h"
900 rnl. .trurT. T.r 'u a b. .".'" :" hr he.
. .l,d l., rh, h,'rl' "l lD, nnh@''
IT,, recent d., i.."n "l IHr u""i
S'u.. rupr, rI, ,.ur. D.. thf"r u Tho
uu,-rI"u ,r rr"hIlIt."r .'iuIl"l' lui"
rofIl.," II ,n tho 'I'al g. .u' In INC r,m-
rrIru rnr' it pow uud'r 'n. Th' proc
h|h'lIu.i, lr,'d 3" ''.p Iu' que. '.li"u "n'
"r rN' ,.,urIn Cu They l'n''d ih" '"l"
81 m "u'rJ.,I .rd .ud -raul publ" "
0. up g." 90. u,iuu'r. 81 'n' "rEHrt3"h
nuu"r trades :" l"r.' ~. i"n' Iu"'
- NNIr So" arr d"iu%
~ tho b"i'"Iu ", rhL' u"r'r"n Ia
.'.r,"ud l.ji,r rua' a.. "a r"mi"d"r.' II
lnl'nNs
Tho Second Letter.
"N- have 0. u,I 1u. ,r,''.N'cr ~"
.,uiI. erlnnu IcIcu" i~ forced 10 GtSu' "
lau mad" an appeal l"r q g" 90" fInd /"
,|tDt dry ,"u=r' .~mrn an" Wiz uTh"ii
In" Nolstc1d act and dry "auildairs -
IN" ''ai' S'na;' and assembly !" fore"
ratification of IN" eighteenth amend
mc'i hy Now lIr~'y There - u" qu"s-
I r!rn about tn" tniI."aiDou l"tEu". : a",'.
,'> &" r.u.' ,h. amount nsk"'i How
rE'h can "" r1.-'''
We mus, have n'nurv ar "ucc ~ ear
r. uu ~" work. iha, ~" have rlann'h
l'o Not thl"a for . moment ;Aa' th"r" IS
lGrnly Of time to- give h"tvr"u Now ana
ERECTION. Tho fail viii l." t." late.
Money must 10" had .mmcd!tt'sI u 40
arc To- m. .u'T.u uur hrAdiIHri'r~ anl
,.untIuu" -, "r"u"rardo that .~ urc">-
>Hry ia tho drl'r TO w.u lHhI,, opinion.
This - the >rrual appeal thai have
<"nl vru TIN" first y"u rvlG"ni|N "N"'-
louk"I wuuld not bother rOu Eow =
10 were not for IA" it't 'ldr your own
interests hang m tn" balance. just a1
murh as min". let m" h''E "f You to re-
t,t lr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
Fruidess Search For Cox's
Fifteen Million Dollar Fund
Republicans 10 Show
BaSOlHSSn0SS Of the
Cox Allegations
NJ nAvtD LNwpuuOu
. TTs'rrlr D. ThS Iu1. Ii.rr rr''' -

tbttaEr ~. Aur 90 Campaign
tnnT >" das purrra'dra r'"w' z" d"'
irIu" uN thr tug 90 enr hri''r" ~"
rer",rr's rt"I ,rr Republicans f"r IN
prcuIlSrf. 90, Now hrrrE 'prr. tho
Missouri rsr".r ,uI tho PFC r"rvCnii"r
eJp"ndlfurra of ll. I"r'l'r 1nd Wool
campaign o., fn'.r aund'H "W IN" Im
,ssttEatlou D.. lr'r Pee o.. 'rUwIft'" ~
m. tnlfrd -'rfs. ."rtfr. Md lcut ~
cHtrRorituor. nrt,4,ar ." 40, 'h7rg"P
made h' ,,rt.rrut l"N. ihr Democratic
nomlncr ,h,r in.' Republican patty had
set out ln r.tr, una. fu" presidents hut
y N" rharxr. stlmuIh',i me- huU" ~ tho
romOrrula fUnr b} lnI~ accusation. other
Issues might O., side tI''k'h 10 ats" "n
couraR'i tn, N,ruuI' az leader" who
felt that vUru th's tu'. 'n=fuIN as.
proved ''rN'- ,ntrE'~. tu"s would not
ONLY ha,o nrsu giN'" q srirudd ,yp"r-
tuuIt, Co. reveal the slrrur - thr'r'' am
paiEu uu, ,t the SaU,r t',u" ""uld hhs"
dealt = uudy blow ." the ,hudldn' -
1oNeri,,r eos hlusslr
win DlSpTovo Charges.
~ oau,.. tr. tepubII, an go rh'
ssnatu,IaI ,or,r"ltsto a., ." tho majority
bat lu ou i",,,iiu"'i'". 10 be 'th' r"hiI
,tls turl count lnt lrndlug Huoz items
hskrI rul aur.tr''i o." tn' S'""d nuh
fks lulIt,r'E"S7 Of l."'Hn"r. Tho u"
ruhIl'aua irlr 'hai n,e0 '.."id e'Htl-
show Fua baa"Irrrrsrr or iro 'hrrE"
rhui 49, eCr"rr ind n.r" "ad~ O." ru,
,huss the ofri.o uC nIrf Tyo'uilH" aud
they rrsicd tr0ir 'rau ouiH"ls 80 ~"
thought that e'ou n ih'ir ph'us rhli"h
Fur lnrgr- uu"lnr 'hau had uroH i"usIy
been spout. II atiU was necessary Tor
tho Democrats iu prove that any ~ tho
SUM raised had hren spent or would hs
spent UlrEitimnt"ly. In New York. FOE
instance. th" writer encountered many
Republicans vino were not disposed /"
grow excited over tho COX charges. they
believed m" public would understand
the high cost of rawpdl Eniug was Ru in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
SYMPATHETIC STRIKE

Scranton. Fa..'Aug. G".-More than
TOO minors - the Jermyn Coal company
49, OH Forge won't on strike today IN
Sympathy with the striking Contrnct
miners OF tn" Pennsylvania Coat COM
pany.
old Forge. II loader "m"nE IN" Insurs"ht
mino workers Is responsible" for ih"
walkout AMI that hr urE"d IN" men to
otIit work during an nidr"~s "h!, hc
r,ad. at . meeting ~ Oid Forge y"et' r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
REPUBLICANS SEEK
TO RAISE S3,O79,O37
TO, National Campaign and
Additional Million Ior
.ocal I ommr,lccg
HAYS EXPOSES WEI
FUND FOR Gov. cox
Charges Democrats Have
Planned for Raising Ten
Million Fund

Mo iHI 80 'hr lnl"lltR"uC'r
'hlrUg". ~ Aug 30 'harE"S
81 nudtdttr tnN that tho Iirpuhh
,tur az raising great campaign
Iund nf 81, "Dn OOO and raising
funds n Nr"ugful and corrupt fash
ION we're ,umpl"I"l, dhuli~hod hN
NnUonLl chairman NIil II lihys
to-day. when Ia hts testimony lee
t"fr thc E"urir lrvrstIEHtinE COM
uGlir' ha brought Out lh' Tact that
tu the period trOm december /.
.'Is - August -. 1890 i"lSl 81
200 "pi p'npic have c"uiFlbuird i"
Do, Republican campaign ittuh
rn.u average contributions Nua
- 20. ."mlng rr"m oNrty ninI' ~
tE, tuIau Chairman Ito. rh"wrd
~. th"psard huilnT Iimit ~n- holmH
olhrrUd /" ~ rIrl'tIf a. p"r5ihl"
,hai tho total 'rtuinipu hudpCl 81
tho unil"uaI '"i"tUlit"' T." 10"
rrcrilcuiinl 'nmIHiEu WA - Ni'
at 20 Irsiood ~ tho onm alleged
hl t"v md hrnuiod tho '"N
,hnrgra "ur h' "u" ~ fnln"
Uut not 'rrIcnt wa, showing
innt tho Republican ,nwHrlEn tuna
wac bcinE ohtRiurd fr"nr unnr
'hnusand or smnIl ""nirihutnr". nud
that n vaS not cN""sgir". 'hnirmpn
Hays took tho onsnSiN~ and called
10 tho. attention Of the CnWWi''r"
tho plans nG tn" l'HW''tNI' n'l'"l'
u committee 10 rats" $40 nnO.nOO
fund. n announced August e. 1912
nv W. l.. JAMESON, Democratic d.
rector Of finance.
Hc presented an original letter
from GcorE" =. carroll. president Of
tho New Jersey Federation "t liquor
Interests. calling for help Of the or
ganized liquor trad" toward the
election of rox. whom Mr.. Carroll
calls a pronounced wet
IIc charged that Democratic PRO
paganda was being S"ut cut at pub
lie expense through government
literature, and that federal Office
holders arc being assessed Tor
money for the CoN campaign hy
these and Other 70 clHtions Mr..
Ilays has created ~ situation which
socrnS 10 MAX" y almost imrcratiyr
rnr the committee Ia call COX To inc
stand and examine him under "aih.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
New wage Demund ed.

HazcliOn IA. Aug. 81 NV waEc
Demands ou the operators of 'n" unthrH- e
cite coal fields will h" drafted IN this
city at u meeting called for Wednesday.
The call for tn" fun scale committee"
Of the tri-dIstrirt Of th" United Mine
Workers H which thIs step VIII l"
tat"u Was Issued from this city this nit
crnoOu BY Thomas Kennedy. district
president "f hiSirIr' by Niriu" al ms
having served RS chairman at III" irl-
district rrnNcntIon IN WIlkrShurro which
referred the whEr r"ILruN"rry 1" tn"
I'rreidrui'a commission rh, committee
la directed L. meet her" at - ".'i"ch
that morning.
I'rcsIdcnl kennel, was IN comn,un.-
cation with the other district pTcrir
dru'r this afternoon hnd announced nj
tho confusion OF Ilsc conferences TINT
hr had summoned tho committee to At
uuCr druf dcmundr fDT mprr tdNnu-
lngcr nud 10 take any Uthtr atop ur, drd
10 safeguard tho iWor"rir Of tho mon
uud tho unlun.
Announcement hrrr l"dny Of ir~ rp.
rtn,Rl y, Trcrldoni Nilp"u ~. ~, ~.
Irr'i, r,.nri "r tho ,"nuu u-ri"u nT"u''I
- n.'IIu ct uIuioNl ftum tho uCu ana
thrrnts or ,loro down ur the miu"g
"u " "Huo"'iry. September ], wcr" v"i''d
h' tie ulhErr
Immcdmr"l, upon announcement ir"m
, the Whil, lluuac ni noon that IL, pros
id,ui had Jpur"Nrd th" maturity r'u"rl
Sr,rctirv of I,1bur Wilson issued = call
fer 81 mrrl NJ ThUrSduv "i Scranton 81
thr Ju!ni anthracite" seal" committees
"i operators anh luil'h MIN" Workers.
"I America Tor tn" purpose OF WrItln;
the terms Of tho award into . CunlrI,j
to H., ,Mc,ttvr uutil March a. lH2'
TN, wax" Increases recommended 10y
eve majority will amount iu an annual
Increase IN pay ror the miners of tS@ -
0"0 "uu and In Tia" payment "f SiN,""o
%" hrrk pay. accumulated s,nc' last
ApTil !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
rHp wBATHHh.

washInSton, Aug. oo.-Tor"caSt;
west YlrEtniA-Local thundsrshowsrs
raAaday, "wednesday fair, not quita 30
warm.
ohio and western p~nnsvlVanla-rsR
r~-th. 1nsst-1sd IN south rcrAon Tres-
Asv. wednesday fair and coolsr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
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chicago Aur 20 r'ruiilrS~ r"ht,h
,.,. trt,r. nr M, 81, uuu DOu FUND which
,in,rrnor Cox charged the Ecpubiicsu
gnrty Mar arckiny Ia AN attempt T."
., nrrtIpi the American electorate aud
huy mo urcHIdrnry." wus the result Of
Indp,., rnsrIun ur the senate commit
TO-, i,,r-ttvuIlnv ,ntrp,iEn cAp~udItuIc 90
,rtrr r,,minlu,. at l.uFlh WIu'II Hay.
I:,puhII,.r nnriounI chairman. .,ud ito.
uorianni ,.hnlrn.ru
80. '"uu".'.', h" '.d I.' i"'.'r''l ,'
NJ o. Ti""h "I trElN'n, 'hN''h''" "' '''
''m"rTh'C '"nEi'"'"unl '"'hl',,E"
committee. aud former E7prT""nl'''N'
j"s"ph l.. lih'n"'k. "f k"u'u'N' '"'''
ursr "r tho 'owmhi""
cut standing points In ih" un'" NJ
nEurcs through which III" committees
Struggled were.
Testimony by Mr Hays tnnl IN" Re
publican uuiiOuIl "uwml'i'"7 budget
for the presidential 'nmr2gu called for
nm "\pcnditurr "f S@."1H."l1.2".
Dccltrdtion by Mr. cummings tnat al
lowing r'r the increased cast at print
iuE. clerical hir". rents. trans ?"r,ht'on
and an necessities "i " national cam
lNt!Cu. - national committee Sh"u'd DC
ahl" TO stage iIir "cc"h' ahH ht"I
campaign "iih ;"aSOnahi' p"n'l'ItH .
for S2,OOp.Hnh Win th"t amount "t
money. he SAID. the nat"n"' chairman
need not Worry oyer i!nanrrS.
AdditionAI niAttoh ,..
Ny Rays also t"suh,H III, h"Iupl''l =
rational committee was seeking /" '"'SS
Approximately S,pVp:'V' L" u" donate
I" ~tti" committees l|r t"',i I"."' t'' t'''n,
ltH|n. making n io,"' 80 S.i,En1S na".e ,