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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-11

Jimmy Wilde-sickly and languid
looking. is small and frail. He sings
In the choir sometimes.
But he swings n hooks from all
angles. is a small master mechanic
OF his art and most always wins dee
cisive1y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
MANY QUALIFY FOR
OLYMPIC CONTESTS

Nv Associated rfss,
CAMBRIDGE Mass. July i;-Ath
letter from an parts ct the country
qualified Tor places uu the American
Olympus team In the final trials az the
Harvard stadium TODAY. IN q track ana
field meet the average IT which has
never been cqualled
while NO world records were broken.
two American field event figures were
surpassed In addition. two amateur
athletic union senior championship rec
ords went hy a., board and another
was cQuallcd
Mcmb,rs II IN, American OIympi,
commission. which viii select the team
which will represent the United States
az Antwerp next Month oppressed IN"
opinion that the 1890 oomhirauon
would b, the best balanced that ever
~ulrd from these shores
Tho Olympic trials. which were com
hiuod with the amateur athletic union
annual senior championships attracted
more than 90 oo0 spectators to the
Harvard stadium
Weather and track conditions were
perfect
tn, first four places boz zach event
were scored IN wust uf the contests ~
order % afford The Olympic rnumltt,
q working hlsI4 fur tlr reflection oi
the team tomorrow o. those qualify.
ms trials eastern athletes s~.urol b..
iilr,a. middle V'strrn performers go
aud iar west stars -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
CHICK" EVAAs WESTERN
AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPION
sps,isl 10 To- N,ws

spscia 20 To- N,ws
MEMPHIS Tenn. July i7.-charlrs
"Chiyk" Evans. &c.. of Chicago. tonight
was taking back 90 IT, home shelf
the uttfsNr silver bowl cnhlcmatic ~
M, amateur golf championship OF the
west
Evans TO-DAY defeated Clar,uC" Wolff
uf 81 louis i've up and four a. play,
boo a., finals uf thu tournament Uf the
Western Gulf association Ton the iifth
time since 1909 became the monarch
~ western guf No other golfer has
duplicated the accomplishment IN the
west Wolf went into today's match
~ nn outsider. but at the end Of tho
inu nine % looked as II the experts
would have ~ revise their estimates
for co., match Was all square at the
turn and Wuln was playing Just as
good golf ~ thr Edg"watrr veteran.
each with medal score Of 40. or i've
ahu,' par
en- DO, FIRST nine Evans short game
Wts uncertain. and VOLTS putting
VAS Ineffective But after tho turn
Evans began playing a Htcadicr game
and although Nulff. too. bcraine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
MONUMENT PLANNED ~
INDIN AGAINST TREATY

~ Asaofiaied ffsss
LONDON. July 5-prstio a,iu.
through incorporation movement
q planned IN India among Tho MuslcWs
With Hindu assistance. forcing the gov
eminent "a take action toward such
modification II the Turkish pc3c"
treaty as will max" " more acceptable
to the Moslem world srCordiuE 10 ad
s1ces received here to-day rs N, Indian
information bureau
on August I, II II stated hv " n.
Gandhi a prominen, leader in ludiH
IL the SatyaKraha lpaSS.yc rcsisinnc
movement. the newly devised mon 90
operation" movement l. o. loo uui in'
effect n by that time q favorable reply
II no; received from the Indian govern
nseni. This movement should tt' iIlrs
for I, become effective would hc car
RED out In four progressively serious
stagcs thus
Firs;-civing M al titles ard houorI
conferred bv the crown
Second-Rrsignaiion from al GOVERN
fnent offices aud from the legislative
council
Third-Resigraticn u offl, - and
soldiers from all army duties
Fourth-l,efusll "a pay taxes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
THREAT IS MADE TO DRIVE
THE TURKS OUT Or EUROPE.
CONTINUED From Page onel

For these reasons the allied powers
have received to cmsncipatc al areas
inhabited by a uonTurkish majority
from Turkish rule
Referring 10 tho PROVISIONS &c tn
treaty concerning Sytnia. o." allied
note points cut that they viii not have
the effect ~ restricting the trade oi
Anotolia. ON the contrary Il declares
the freedom ~ the Port Is guaranteed
II contends that The treaty leaves
Turkey q national state with large
productive area and that thrr, IL moth.
ing In the treaty TO present TWkD.
from becoming prosperous naiino II
she reforms
A. 60 Constantiuuplc being lcfi bs the
capital ~ Turkey a., Niles snN they
have grave doubts - tn The wisdom
IL this step IN view IT tn m'sus'' mod.
10y the Turks ~ their pov,r in tha past
In conclusion ~ note tofrrs Ia tn
possibility II the allies having to drive
the Turks FROM Eurupc arl nN's q ten
day limit Tor Turkish acccl tarcc 81 th"
treaty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
AMERICAN TENNIS PIAiERS
WIN INTERNATIONAL iiO>OR :
~ Associated Pnv
W1afnI EnnN

~ Associated Pnu.
WIMBLEDON. Iul, i---AmcrIcs' =
great tennis PLAYERS. Johnston aud III.
den. today won the right g. challenge
australasia Tor N" DAVIS opu hy ~,
siefeat ~ the British teams Kings cut'
Fnd PARK IN the doubles 90 "a. ir'Hr
nationsl lawn tennis matches. So 80.
90. So. CO.
The victory cav" the Americans
three straight matches against Eug
land. which was also the sum ui their
victory against France. Holland. which
had previously won against Soutt
Africa an dt.ligimie for the final con
tests. has withdrawn.
The Engiishmen made game s;rug
Gle today an dat one tim, wcr. well ir
she lead but the American players
summoned all their reserve strength
and skill. ard toward the end over
whelmed their opponents
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
Iisavls Iir,Irns I,osIton.

A. g. Reayis who has represented
th" Texas Company IN this district for
the past two years has resigned his pp'
Eitlon and IL now associated with The
Rsccs =. Allen Refining Company
lnauufacturcrs Of refined products at
Amarillo Texas he the Sales Depart.
ncut MIR Rcavis IN we'll known In
his locality and will cover the tcris'
tory formerly assigned him NJ well ne
q large extended territory which viii
come under his supervision.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
PROGREssIyEs PLEDGE
SUPPORT TO COR. rICkET

o. assneis's,l Pr-ss
WASHINGTON fuly AFTER rIr.
ming through an accumulation ~ NOR.
ih1n $500 01ggrl'ula'orv lci, u aad
teltgrtms Franklin n Roosevelt. dem.
ncratic vice presidential nominee. an.
ncunccd to-day that more than q third
If them we're from Progressive rcpubli.
cans p'edging their support a: ~
democratic presidential ticket.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
WILL ENHuME BODIES
AMERlC Ans IN BELGIUM

o. tssosir'sd Press
WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE Bel
gian foreign office has informed thu
American embassy al brussels that the
Belgian government has consented o.
the eNhuma,ion Of the bodies 81 Amer.
team soldiers buried In Belgium.
The eXhumatlon ~ Co begin not
earlier than October |. 1890.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
SHOWERS REPORTED
OVER WHEAT BiLr

STAMFORD Jus i'--iigh' showers
are r'purt~l from practically an of
IN. wheat belt tn the IVES, fcNts
Chamber ~ Crnr'-,c. bat the dam.
age hes been slight ", ipi, I,iun
here today dauecd 50 inch Tho rain
h1s been y,r, spotted liigh tcmpcrl.
lures ON the lower plains have been
tempered by showers and cpul uur,h,u
Minis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
Amusenents
~ Deandi Monday.

Coming 20 tho Demand Theatre he
ginning Monday and here for an indcf
mite cngagcmct there will be- en- en-.
tircly now company horaldcd AZ A Cy.
clone of Musical Comedy known ~
Tho Duothltt Wilson Musical Comedy
Players.
This IN n company ~ twenty people
represented 90 all tho artists IN their
own parts and are rather expecting e.
make the patrons Of the Dcandi vt up
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18

Pauline Frederick IN Crhc Woman In
Room i3L
Friday aud Saturday
katherine Macdonald In crhr BEAUTY
Market
Larry Sumun In lSchool Daysl
AT THE DEANDI
Monday and Tuesday
Alice Joyce In ,Dullars aud the wu.
mani
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
Cotton Acreage llIg.

stseis 70 m, Ness
SGT TiiLANp. Iuly ~ The acreage
to cotton On this territory is fifty pa
con; njuN" that ~ Inst war. according
o. Jacob Hatcher. inlustrlou. lpoll
farmer o. q r',n representative II tD,
~ - Trvrs Chlmisr ~ Commerce
oits have Averaged q hush"ls -.
"'a' cotton il lo.kinr 'Ncnedirgly
good. Volunteer wheat is making IRON
80 90 lG bushels 90 tho acre Early
Gown wheat 10 testing % pounds e. 10,
turhel and selling az around s2li
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
ia. food Library.

SDs Is - The Sses
iNCkSiioRp. rrX luly l--i5,bs
rorr has q public library with over
1900 volumes. according to ! = Simp
som. Secretary ~ the Chamber - Com.
t1'rcc The library club was org1niz.s
b. the owl club several years ago and
has increased IL smcmh"rship largely
u Il the purpose ~ the chamber Cf
commsrc" to make this feature ring W,
/ 60 an cliiuns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18

steadicr and better M the day wore ON.
7 Evans never was down nor was tho
match ever squared again after the
chicago man won the seth yard
twelfth with par Z, going Into the
load
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
LABOR LAW SECTION
HELD UNCONSTITUTIONAL.


bY Associated Prs.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. July IT,
The section u the Missouri child a.
Tor law. prohibiting the employment %
children under ~ years II sEc. around
machinery. Was declared uncuns,itu
tional today by the state supreme
court
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
"uncle Joe" In Race

SPRINGFIELD III. July i7-"unc,e
Joe" Cannon. q Danyillc. today filed
az a candidate for reelection 10 the
national house OF representatives
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18

and take notice. their opening bill will
DO Done Of Our Gilla' then making q
compile change 81 their program ON
Wednesday and Friday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18

"Wednesday aud Thursday y
The Loa, Clty-EplEodo No. 9.
Friday aud Saturday
Vivian Rich In lworld Of Follcyrl
Vaudeville for the Week.
The Dou,hltt' Wilson Musical Come
day Company, aggregation Of twenty
people giving three complete changes
this week, Monday, "Wednesday, Fri
day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
Amusement Calendar Tor the Wccl,.
Az THE MISSION

Monday and Tuesday,
u. W Grifnth's CThc Idol Danccil
Wednesday and Thursday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
No. 1852.
Report u Condition Il the
CITY NATIONAL BANK
RksOI RCEs.

H. state = TNaF n clofe q bualn01 ~ JUN ~ "
RksOI RCEs
fruunts 'iuding r''iiAcuuuiB tsKroVt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
THE FIGHT AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS

Virginia TINS - INC 'S''
Of This tF'Sh'" S'''
which young 'h"u''"
intec being contract
generation nenS poisoned '' ~
through "sNu anu
nves.t the
We .
state OF maintains Terra ANa one u'"'S
thrium IS OF about 700 patents
while $4,000 need treatment at Is
pub
lie the cons"0ua concerning
questions oil
individual asp'rants Tor
children west
adequate steps
prevent the
OF
problem treatment
narium at Terra Alta we ~
would have 700 man!
adequate facilities to locate
that that case receives some
dote
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
WILSON LEADERSHIP RE-
PUDIATED

Only twelve members OF tho OhNeu
e..,sa Senate voted tavcraoly 10 the
prs.idents request for mandate over
A-rnsni, This means that out o'
membership In the Senate OF nearly one
hundred, the President commands inc
,nnport Of Just one-eiEhth. The last
Sars OF the Wilson administration par
srIsl very closely the last days "t the
,asY administration OF Grover NIeFe
land Mr.. cleveland. however was
axhtinS for great principle. pr'n-
.tr,c which We have since accepted III
our legislation and which practSai'F
h,ourh, him the support Of the major
Jtv Of his political opponents. How
cvar for months in the summer OF 1870
Mr. Cleveland was in antagontsm 10 inc
majority Of his own party. ana IN inc
last few weeks of tho Congressional
session. was practically deserted ny us
membership. Mr.. Wilson had driven
from his support. not only the inde-
pendent and moderate Republicans ~h"
were inclined al one tims 10 favor inc
League Of Nations. but has ahenateo
the large majority OF the conservatives
OF his own party. Only hand fuIi OF
extremists and radicals continue to &C
cept hts leadership.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
DIR. PorrER's STATEMENT ON
TIE INTER-CHUECK MOVEMENT

Dear IntelligcnCcr: Your editorial IN
Wednesdays issue stating that IN"
Presbyterian church had withdrawn
from the IntcrchurCh World Movement
was good At the same time II might
be unintentIonally misleading In that
YOU did not qualify III" action OF the
recent General Assembly IN lhiladeI-
phia Thu resolutions adopted by thC
General Assembly withdrew IN" church
from cooperation with tho movement
AS now organized and controlled. The
resolution continues: "ReallHlng IN"
deep and widespread feeling IN tbs
church that some definite agency ut E
cooperative character should he IN &C
tual and efficient operation. ana N "ru.
err TO give further effect to the action O.,
the assembly of 1919, IN" General ~
semi ~ contribute to the lnt"rchurCh
World Movement. whcH properly rcor-
ganized for the year l92O-l9Sl, the sum
Of 100000 In equal quarterly pay y
mems to be used for the payment OF ia
current operating expenses as Il gong
concern.
NO part OF tn" said sum shall b.
paid until the InterChurch World Move
ment has been organized 50 AS IL IN
sure an efficient and economical admin
istration or it's affairs. and the Adoption
OF a budget for the year l92h-l9-l. not
in excess II $l.00UD0U.' tlnstrad ~
$40. O0U. 900 last Year,
The executive commission of TIA" Gem
cral Assembly was authorized TO APP
point persons who shall represent IN"
Presbyterian church in its coNopcrativ"
work with the movement as soon HS II
shall be SO organized But should III"
movement assume financial obligations
EXCESSIVE Of the $l.nOo. n0u during III"
one year THE executive commission -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
Our Daily Story
THE MODERN TOUCH

The angels were having their yearly
meeting In Cloud Bank Hall. South
No; No: No." cried the old angels.
Vote I, down Vote !! down Shame
Yes, Yes"' chied the new angels.
Don't be pullback: Don't be a reac-
tionary. Vote for IT. The modern
touch. that's what We want. Vote for
the modern touch"
Billions OF stlvery voices rose in dis
no: No! No: Let US keep our
aYcs: Yes: A li,tle life: A little
pep"
Pandemonium reignCd. Silver feth-
ers were torn from cleaning wings.
At last the motion was put to a vote.
amidst cries OF "Pullback." Radical.
Fossil" and "Revolutionist."
The old angels won. but the vote was
close. The resolution To permit angels
10 play jazz music on their harps was
defeated.
But the new angels chagrin was
mixed with hope. For they knew that
the vote OF the angels that would come
in next year together with the votes
Of the old progressive old angels. would
Insure victory at the next convention.
CTomorrow you Ike action DO
you care for suspense Are YOU partial
10 beauty in distress: Don't miss
"Abuucted.")
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04

tho punishment Of offenders. but tho
suhjugation Of nation OF twenty
million people. and the maintenance or
police control over one million square
miles OF territory Is no tritinG thing
II We have 10 spank Mexico. We can do
It by bockading few Mexican ports.
collecting the custom duties. and per
haps. taking over temporarily. the I'D.
ministration OF her oil territory. Ger
tainly We do not wish 10 commit our
selves to a general policy OF aggression.
Moreover. tins IS not the appropriate
time TO flourish the big stick. For six
years We haze submitted to all kinds
OF insults and indignities from various
gangs os Mexican bandits. both in and
out OF office. Hucrta Haunted us; Car
rama played fast and loose with on"
administration: villa murdered our CItI.
zens and even raided our cities. and VIC
did nothing except to protest meckiy
Now a new Mexican government ~
coming in. a government which We har'
some reason 10 believe Will be stronge +
than any that has existed in the past,
and will be more friendly to the United
States. Why. al this particular time.
become noisy and warlike? Give the
new Mexican government a chance. and
IL we have TO chastisc it finally. there
will be better and easier ways OF doing
II than by attempting to police the
whole Mexican territory and to keep in
order. it's countless bands OF ragamuf-
FMS and robbers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
AN UNPLEASANT PROSPECT

Judge Morgan and Commissioner
MONTGOMERY continue to issue daily
bulletins claiming tho Republican nom:-
nation for governor. While on the face
OF the returns, so far reported. Judge
Morgan seems to have tho advantage.
the margin Is 50 slight that Il may be
changed by any mistake appearing IN
the additions and the tailtes. More
over. Mr. Montsomerys adds 10 the
Raiety OF the occasion by various
charges rejecting on tho integrity of
the primary In a number OF counties In
which Judge Morgan obtained very con-
siderable votes.
1t seems tina, we are ini for pro
longed and vicious contest featured BY
receunts, discoveries. no doubt. OF more
or less irreguarity on both sides. ap-
peals TO courts. mandamuses, inJunc-
lions. and. IN fact. all Of the interesting
phenomena which pertain 10 heated
and close primary result In West Eir-
gtnia. and after all, we can look for
ward with certainty 10 a condition OF
dtstrust and dissatisfaction on the part
Of a considerable body Of voters. II is
q matter OF regret that the primary re
suit was not so decided as to leave no
question AZ to the nominee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
JUDGE WILLIAMS WILL
RETIRE

In another column Of the Intelligence
er, Judge L. J. Williams. one OF the
ablest and most valued members OF the
Supreme Court. announces ne Will not
be candidate for denomination
Judge Williams was the nominee to the
Supreme bench In 1905. He has. there
fore, founded out twelve years OF ser
vice In that body. The announcement
that ne will not be a candidate will be
received with regret by the legal fra
tsrnity in this state. Judge Williams
Is an able Judge. his services on the
bench have been conspicuous for indus
try, ability and a high sense OF duty
The state will be the loser b. his volun-
tary retirement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04

The daily papers ur TWO hemisphereS
have bc"iI displaying the picture 81
lovely young mother holding hahN h"N
in her arms, some declaring III large
headline "Mothrrhnod has mad" Irih-
cess Pat even more beautiful. trlh-
cess Tat" hetur" her marriage MaS
known as one ot the most beautiful
women m III" British empire.
Mo,hcrf&Fd IS the rrowntng glory of
womanhood Only as the rose bud
opens wide rs folded petals 10 the bap-
t:xm Of the dew and the kisses Of the
sun - lis hidden beauty disclosed 10
adnirirE eyes aud its fragrance set FIRE"
10 pcrfulne the AR. So also the h"autN
Of the innocent maiden INTO the divine
beauty Of adorinG motherhood,
\ few years aEo a group or m'lil"n-
aire manufacturers who w"r" ora thcir
vacation met in room on great ocean
liner They were for the most part
Young men who had hut recently some
INTO Inheritance. An but on aHrccd to
certain price fixing schedule whiyh
would net millions N profits during the
coming years. The only one who re-
fused assent was a middle, aged man
who whiio conccss.nE that the rrohtS
looked attractive declined Ia lndorSc the
agreement until hc could consult ms
wife. ;he rrnrhc; Of three sons whom
less After n" wifi" and mother had
heard her husband explain the plan and
profts she quietly said no. J"hn. ""
will not have m! thing |" do Win inns
combination.
"But. Mother" protested John. the
money will pu, the business on such a
basis that m" hoNs WiN have Tree
hand for tn" future.
Ne, we viii hav" nothing 10 d" with
This rlui against IN" Duh!i'. our h"HS
can earn IN" money Tho! need :" Expand
the business. Just rs We maze the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
THE MOTHERS OF MEN
Sympathetic Influence Which Today AS Always Is the
Mightiest Force in the Life of Nations
By REV FRANK HAMPTON FOX.


/ suggests 10 h"r son N" prA'ilce ~
fraud she sCwS tn" seed ~ deceit which
prepares n fearful harvest for tn" ID
lure Cod g!"rlti"d m"ih"rh"Cd ~
Mary. the Mother nf our Lord Mah!
nC His pnrablvS and lIlUStrai'n% or .
from HON" incidents whlyh II" had un'
doubtcly discussed with h'r rs hoy
Tic was peculiarly tender toward foth'
crs, and his last thought on the cross
was Of her.
Same ono asked Nor,l,on: ''W'hat 10
rho yrcaIc,, r.,d nf Franc, -. H.
nrnp,rtIv uusw,r,J ..Nn,hnrs"
...c,,.... . ,,,,.,,o-r
ne ~ ,n''"' ,t' ~ - ,u, 70.
, 49, ,ir,,,,s, ror..,. IN ,hr liz.
:" - o,'- .rr, L,,. Washington
", NV 49, o,,,,., ,ar or rr - sail,,.
~, ~, Wv, riu v.,d,,cJ mothers
, 81 W.Lo ,a,,,rih,,,,rr 'bet r,orh-
! ""' ,in 49,, lov ,,.b.r br.
maui ~ .\' hi5 va '.''' ~" ga
in ! - Us w." ~ '''
H6'"" """'''
Tho mother O. jHt'S y. ''ai ""'h w"Eo
nome spun -" H'I N,'' "'" ''>i''''''.'
nam IN" hSh"St 'u'a'7 81 III 'S''"''
manhood ana relr'o,iNN' .
~ was d "''f N'oT'' ~ 80 &c.,.
ln!iu'hD. Nhrm "m" - r w., ~ ~ nf6r,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04

authorized to terminate such relation
ship
in other words the General Assembly
l.rChurch Wurld Movement what its
organization shall he. hut simply laid
down the conditions undCr which II
would be wiling to continue - CO.
operate.
one discussion through one whole
day OF the assembly was the finest "X-
ample Of intense. spirited. and yet
friendly debate have ever heard. Their"
was u widespread feeling throughout
the assembly that the present leader
ship Of N" movement has been of tn"
not h" trusted. That they were unwliI-
ing to take adNI$ from III" various de-
nominations. ana that th"N were gong
too far and too last. ana their over
head EXPENSES were "NnrhItaut. Anb yet
because Of tn. great adv Hntag"S Of CO.
operation and IA" wonderful benefits Of
the common survey, y" did not want To
withdraw II n better and less CXtrara-
giant plan of Cu-Up' ration could hc de-
NiSrd.
The Presbyterian church - in tn"
very front line among churches stand
INK for cooperation and fostering tn"
spirit OF unity. We have an open pull
it--opcn to any minister who breaches
the gospel Of the divine Sonship Of
CHRIST the saviour Of the world. and an
open commandments tn everyone who
sincerely accepts Christ as Gods Et"r-
nal son. and their personal redCcmcr and
ans san" movement that is working to-
ward church unity and world redemption.
JAMES VI. POTTER.
Wheeling, June >.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-04
OUR POLICY AS TO MEXICO

The report OF the Senate Foreign Re-
lations committee as to Mexico sub
nltted by Senator FAN proposes 20
commit this country 70 a policy OF very
aerlons aggression. The report in
short. declares that should the Mexican
officials fail 10 establish a government
capable OF arordinE adequate prntec-
ton 10 Americans. we Will send =
police force consisting OF the naval and
military forces Of our government into
the Republic Of MEXICO and maintain
open every line OF communication be.
tween tho City OF Mexico and every sea
port and every border port OF Mexico
The situation in Mexico IS delicate.
Does II however justify III" thrca, on
the part OF this country to send an
army Of invasion across the border 10:
the general purpose OF restoring law or
der. The rntellIEcncer does not think
So. II - easy To talk blatantlv ABOUT
tho protection OF American rights and