The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
discusses ann and La
. bof, But In the Vernacular
of Baseball, He Has Moth
ing On the Ball" Street
Demonstration Lacking

standing behind II dCICpSC Of Ihc VIII
son admins iaI ration and attacking SehA-
tor linIdlnE's attitude Un The league or
nnii0ns tho protective iaTin hni labor.
Franklin - h""nuvCli, bon"'I"Iio can.
didatc I"i Vice iisnidcni ""I 'N"nI"E
doiI N"Itd nn nddiGaa hol"I" "h ''"dIo"' e
"T u."i" than 1000 i.o"pIa al ia" L"I h"i
n hudlI"IIu,n EV"iy "'"I /" il. bail ~""
,.iII.d n"d '.""y Ht""h /" Ih" h"'L
E.,,"'"l I" h""I III" '1"ni"r n""i" 81
u.,vr."'.. ''.r h.ilv.' III" ".i'i''a"
NthII" Al, iir'."..'"Ii ~"" ,'i""i'hig
"rII"".i"d d",I"u u.. ."".",. 81 hI" "L
Il, u va" l." "i' 'ihI"u ''rt'""i -. 49,.
I,,.,I. ,..,."I"", in"' I.',l'.. ~ei''" ',,'" I"i
..'.,',"', r'"'I"'l n"""'"' iI"'Ii"p g"
""",i"v 'r""i"u I h' 80 "t'ti'" rI'"'
NJ, u"r",""Ii "r''" ~" ",,l,"i /" -"
,.ty - I. IT, v,"" IlI'.r, l,', II" "nni,""i :"
'nn' "'' "'h"d n'""i", II"'II"r 'h""'
100 Ih"',""udr 'h'""r"d ~" ~ T. - ~"
iI"r who" p"h"i"' Ii"''ll"r r"n'l'"i ~"
"'F whIl" r"' "v""'"r "."r'"lV u"r"
Ihuu 900 u"I NJ. U""rnv"II
Urndnd hy hrud uurll r"rpr "f
prur,,rIir vnI"rr "r.urioL tho Doruu.
rrniI' ,uu1Idni" Grr thr vlrc prculdonry
tu ~" WInhp"r hnIol Tho multitude nf
pr"pln TINT "r"wd"d the qih"wnlku whom
S"uafur Harding dr"v" frmm ia" HintI"n
10 hls huICi wCro missing last night
Instead u "mnll number of p"h"RtrInnH
gaVo an occasional cheer for Mr.. Ru0Ec-
volt. who did not ma n necessary I"
remove hIa hat In acknowledgement on
many occasions.
Mr. Roosevelt who crossed the state
from MOrEhntuwn during the day for
the hrst time doviat"d from his Eet
speech on the l"hEu" al nations and dig
ctIssrd the tariff ana labor Iiut In th"
vcrnaculIr Of baseball he had nothing
on tho ball"
Mr.. RooSsyslt's Speech
Hon John J. COnin, who acted nn
chairman nf the mcniing introduced Mr
AZ vel a. II
81 whn iid not read fI"n u manuscript.
Ia upunlng hin nddruas Nj l"Dn"valI
ga iii
4 am rIad In COMO t., WhroIinE Ga
ruSiulIy Tonight bo, nuhD tonight ls thn
IHiI nfI,r ln1I nirhI hn," not pIs
pared "a nroo,h ho'nunn "niy have 1"
Iood Ih" m"r Ming nowSr"r"'"
Nj It""soN,II Ihon changed That hon"
tea IinIdlnu wan ~ lnr !" :" ,"m'p tho
nld IntIn uuonIl"n I.iuIlhg 1" ia" ipr
lm nuI labor L." nalI
= wlnh Ih"t Eon"I"r IIuIil"g would
nr"nI, ovurY day nnh "vo'y "lghI I,v"'V
nh,lI onu ounI,h"slr"H ia" ~" nh"ll"~
noun 81 tho U'ruhll'rn 'nmr"lGn
.uIu uhluniluu 81 irii" lin" w"Iu E"n"inl
UIoq With oIunIlY thu" w"rn fling" 81
anything nnd everything d""" 10y I'"m
nnrnta ur tho Democratic unity IN our
national ne" lnpt"nh ~ taking about
tho rrnI Iaruou uf M" campaign.
"T"r Instance" last Might h"r" nj
Wheeling. no tried once moro to r"varnp
tho old tnrln question. Personally !
think Il fair to toll tn" whole STORY.
senator Harding. on tho other hand.
spent his timr allting about the dangers
To our industries OF having DcmOcrn-
tic congress during the next four years
while hc carefully avoided all refer
cnCc to tho fact that under DcmoCra-
tic president tho nation has not suffer
cd In It's industries from the Competl-
ton Of foreign countries. but that the
country, on the other hand. has enjoyed
the most remarkable period OF prosper
ity In It's whole history. ! wonder how
many thinking voters are really lnflu-
cnccd by the gloomy picture which he
draws OF the flooding OF American mar
kcts with the products OF cheap Euro
mean labor. | wonder how many people
really believe that the Democratic party
wants to sec or would be- willing TO al
low the closing down Of our steel iron.
oil. mining aud agricultural activities.
or oven the hnmpcrinK Of their opera
iinn through foreign competition. In
the face Of the splendid prosperity
which the country Is now enjoying. Is
II honorable. or even wlSe. to condemn
the Democratic party for this prosper
lty or to asHumc thnt only the ltrpuh-
licnn party wants 10 ser II continue
View on the Tariff
| Now lhrr" Ia nurh II thing nn IA lmr-
iHT question In thi Acountry. but It IL n
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