davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AND WOMAN'S
SUFFER AGE

called halt
Republican
mad"
make the hr'ysHh
Harding
MON
enlightened thought and policy OF
Up to III"
ratified amendment
Republican defeated the amendment
Republican
%
finally defeated n"
women n
q
than half Democratic
havevo and suffrage
ct the
Republican, II harns that
o
tho
that wa Il a
to VIII h.
Of
more
q all has
from Republican leadership
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
SERIES OF ACCIDENTS
AND ONE FATALITY
OCCUR AT FAIRMONT

Srecial 90 The In,clhgcncer
Falrmont. w Va. July ia sCrl"S
II accidents which occurred IN FAR.
mont and vicinity today. resulted IN on
death. he fatal injury or ano'h"r anu
Tho serious INJURY of several persons
The fatality occurred Mt Towns
where nm AUTOMOBILES owned ma or'Neh
by norninlck NlnC"nzC failed /" MAKE d
sharp turn III tho paved road nj m" NJ
nor end Of III" town Ihe "R'iJhr
turned over tire" times. Ra%il N"m"r. d
passenger. aged 20 was crushed 'nrou@m
inc head and chest and died on inc way
10 FairmonL hospital. NinS,n]" Aad
ono arm almost severed from ms bo"E
and sustained other cuts.
HerschcI Merr:dcld. aged -. son "l
Mr. and Mrs. ". " Mcrrihrtd was
very scrtously injured when q huge Hui ,
Iomoble truck he was operating tai,ru
20 make tho turn al to watson prlusn
md plunged over thirty io"i pan"
INTO IN cWrSt Fork river ,.-,,
Jennings Martin and George N'N 70
ycrc ho,h injured near IN" lamISon ~;
t. rn;1cx when their automobile" Ski0"Fu
md Ven; in'o n telephone poi"' h"'"
mcr sustained cuts about nc body.
Thrcc persons riding IN n ouEkE
were hcdiy injured when Ford auto
mobile ran INTO their rIc. injured ,ne
horsr and demolished III" buggy nj W.
Koooors plant. The injured are MrN
sheridan Murphy MISS Edna Murphy
and Hiss Catherine Murphy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
Reduce tuberculosis
Among Ohio Cattle

Columbus. Ono. JuIv is Irh'Trul"-
sic among the DAIRY rHtl" IL bhi" mas
been reduced from approximate =" !"
ncrCpnl during N" last iIN" N'hrS. h''
cordinr ~ estimates Of stat" NeitrInhr'
ian r A. Burnett. ha-rd "n data gather
ed hv department operatives
There ar" now " mn herds under ~
perviSiOn Of the ,UrunIn" forces at me
state and federal EONrrnm"ni which ar"
cooperating ~ an effort I" eliminate
Il ScaSaS aud prGln"t" healthier 81" L.
ne sad SIX hundred herds haNr been
naSSrd through on" test. and lIh herds
arc fully accredited with haH tuE passed
two complete tests and h""n pronounced
tree from disease.
Farmers and dalrymen al" ava h"nlnf
To tho Importance OF the work We ar"
doing" Dr Burnct sad. w" are daily
rNc"IvInG so many requests ,hal our nm
tied number OF operatives and back W
funds wo cannot keep pace with de-
lands III" state MAINTAINS 10 Ncterl-
narisus in IN field and III" government
eight and all arc kept busy"
Because Of The increase IN WORK the
bureau is considering plan Ia call on
local veterInar,anS 10 aud IN making the
tests The department is especially de
sroux IN reaching tho smaller da!rImen
and farmers because II the Increased
hazard TO milk users where the proper
ton Of diseas eA milk might be NOR" con-
eentrated.
Tho single COW Is the really danger
Gus one SAID Dr. Burner Whore tnrr.
are afeW diseased COWS in ! arge held.
hesaanger Is SssYSeaa u ,2rcGart'on as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
TAMMANY, cox AND DIS
LOYALTY.

The TamUany-Hylan-He Hearst combine
IN New York has just won another not
able victory. BY \ vote NJ four 70 ono,
, the Now York city BOARD nf Education.
, controlled BY Tammaay Hall. has ousted
! Dr. John l.. T!ids,ey. associat" Superin-
t~rdcn, ~ schools and supplant"d him
with a subordinate who ~ now 100 old
D to servo out his term. Tildsley has
, served twenty-five years a. IN" head Of
the New York schools and his record
has hecn one OF Conspicuous success
His -r'cntjon in his impr rtant place was
urged ~ practically every civic. roll
gious and patriotic body in New York
Ci,y He had Tho endorsement. also %
thc leading newspapers. Public s"nrI-
ncnr had expressed itselr ovcrwhelm-
ingly IN his behalf. Yc'. under orders
from Mayor Hylan transmitted from
Charles F. Murphy. Tildsley WAS sacrI-
fccd and a nondcScrrpt put in his place.
Tilds.cy's oTansc was in the active
wNeGirE out IT ScdItIon and Sodltirus
teachings IN tho New York school sys-
ton. He refused 70 tolerate teachers Of
Questionable loyalty He refused 10
perm tho continuance IN schools "c mon
and wom"n who d'd not support the
patriotic purposes of the American poo
pie. and who. IN conspicuous cases.
avowcd sympathy with enemies with
whom were i; war. Fer this h"
earned the enmity % elements whose
votes Tammany needs. and for this he
was sacrificed. A great educator. a
successful executive. a splendid Ameri-
can tossed as a victim TO The revenGA-
ful demands 81 inpudent alien sympa-
thizNr< who have taught treason 20 their
children and have dishorored IN" Amer
lran flag. When Tammany needs votes.
however Tammany does not question
where they come from. and Tanmany
now needs votes to hop eject the cam
dida'~ for tho presidency whom It
forced upon the Democratic part.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
FEDERAL employees
CAMPAIGN TO SECURE
INCREASED WAGES

baltimore. July lS-A campo iCn on
the part Of federal ''mpLoycS lNrousu "u
Maryland. Virginia. West virgin IT, i -" ~
,da. North Carolina. Sou'n "''' I ''''
Genrpla Tennessee and Alabama tn So
cure an increase and read1uStiieh' Z"
their pay scale and new rmpioH M II .
conditions generally IS projected ,V' ''
immediate future under leadership "
Charles L. W,cgand "f BOltImorH' vice
nrasident Of the National Federation ct
federal Employees and president OF + 20
eraI Employees Union No. Il oi h"Il',
more. MIR. Wl"Gand has Just returned
~ Inc National Federation IN Washing
ton. u. G. where r country wide Pru-
gram IN the interest Of government en-
pioyeS was mapped cut.
To max" r'c.aSS.nca' 'oh' WIN - h,,'' :,
mum wage al S. a day. an !mTed'" 70
issue before congress, when u r"'"hi,
yrnas. IS the purpose Of the N"ton"i
federation OF Federal Employees. Mr.,
Wicgand reports. The interval between
NOV and December - to be- utilized 10
eyfenL inr organization OF the employees
themselves and To acQua.n The quo
lac Generally with tn. nerd Tor tL!H
legislation. y drive for l""ou" m,h
hers has already been launched rom
,Ln narIonal hcadqudrlcrS III Washing
ton. the details OF which ar" TO PC
worked on, by the nine vic" presidents
Of tho federation In their rrspec'!N" re-
gionS. ,,r. ,ro
.lr.,dy thirty local unions Of federal
employees affiliated with IN" Ndliona!
Eedcra;ion. namely. Annapolis. BaI
more, Nb.rieen. camp Hoiah.rd. Indian
Head. 81 Baltimore. Magnolia. Ferry
Nile and EdScw God IN Mary land: NV
mort News. Norfolk, OCC"quan, Forts
onu,n and Richmond IN Virginia. tHar-
lesion, Huntington and Wh""hnG in
W.rs, virginia. Wilmington North car
DINA: Charleston. South Carolina. ia'k-
sonyillc krv Vest and Tampa IA For
,Lo. Ntlaura. Augusta Camp Gordon and
Savannah in Georgia: and M"h'". Mont T.
romrry. Tuscaloosa and Muscle Shoals
IN Alabama.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
RIPPING RHYMES
BLESSINGS
BY WALT MASON.

have SO many blessings | cannot
coGn' Thorn Al. ana Fortunes SOFT
,arcSSInES upon me daily fan: The
sun :. busy SHINING. al CLOUDS have
silver lining: Yet hnd nm" Tor
Whining and putting NJ ht"l II
takes Il lot Of hunting 10 ind good
rNcuSc for waving CrcH" hu"d
hunting and weeping TX" The deuce.
hul am most persistent: though
sorrow may hr distant and ALMOST
non-rXIsterr. III rope s; with
moose. Two al n guy could wish
for. I've wealth and rnuhlcS. too. n"
fam" | used to nSh for now spreads
To far Va hoo: done are the strife
and straInInE. sweet hoons arc on
mo raining. and Still | SIT Complain
ing and RI Sc howdydo. My car -
ont of k!liCr. II seems 10 lack the
power: the m.lknlan ought 10 filter
his JuiC"--:tS turning sour; tho man
who sells ne berries and pcs and
L. PINK ranar!es-hIs system never
wares. he SlinEs mo every hour
For thcs" and other reasons sob
beside the sea although. Throughout
the seasons. tho gods are good to
mo. 'rc.r gifts they are h"srowinE.
;hc:r goodness ever growing. and
NJ, .cardrups flowing. l moan, oh.
rully chtr''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
WHEELING S POPULATION
FIGURE.

The announcement that the national
census directors Will permit Of recount
OF a portion Ot Wh"cIDE's population
for the purpose 90 testing the accuracy
Of the OFFICIAL figures. VIII h" r"c"'T"G
with satisfaction in ihrs crty. The an
alysi. Of rre figures rad" by Secretary
Corccran Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
shows Amos, beyond question that there
was Some nsG,;Ec in tn" taking OF
the nopulauoN figures for this C'iy. II
is hard - believe tha, the old cry
proper has decreased n population and
We, Y tho governments figures as 70
the orure city arc correct. that must be
the case.
On tho orher hand W" have many
ssri-otficral figures which Lad % a
different conclusion. The city today
has more water consumers. II has a
larger school attendance than IN 1910
Tt has moro houses and all houses are
occupied These facts justify a very
thorough investigation. /, - 10 ~
hoped that the new tcst 20 be made Will
b. sufficiently comprehensive to end all
doubt Wheeling is entitled TO have the
official report show what her actual pop
ualuon IS: what her growth has been.
We d. not want credit for anything
that We have not. but We do not wish 10
suffer from the negligence or the inet-
fciencv Of a c"nsuS-takrns bureau.
Let tho new test be made. md lot II
be made carefully and thoroughly. The
Chamber Of Commerce should give lis
attention 20 this work. Secretary Cor
coran has done we'll 80 far. Let hlTl
have the cooperation % our citizens N
determining. SO far "a IN" tcst may.
what our population records should be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19

The changes in tn" level Of prices due
to any cause cT"c,nG the Nalu" Of gold
are. by n" very nature Of Things. ''SN
active than those WORKING on me sd"
OF III" product Of goods Thht -
gold beng lmrcrIshablc "Ncepi ~
abrasion. loss by shipwrcck. etc! The
annual supply keeps p'l!nG W III" To-
tai stock In tho world.
In 1880 the stock was not over -
moo ACE. 0Un "a $500" .00U.0n0, now It Is
more than five TIMES rs great. IN" dis-
rovery Of gold in lNiN-lS50 had added
by 1915 as much more as had existed IN
1850
Although ;hc quan'i,y Of gold r, Haa
than about Is per cent. Why -.
Because a new demand SpranG M for
Tn" INCREASING supply. and so prevented
a further FAN in The value Of gold. since,
tho, N" large annual production OF
gold NaS h"pr up Hence annual changes
N supply have less efect relatively on
-Four a buckle, or water into Il barrel
and il raises the level. but II poured IN
10 lax" u makes httlc impression or,
the level II IS true that on nc gold
SIDE there has been great addition u"
the supply. but along with II has com"
n great increase in tho demand Tor c"io.
Therefore We cannot look Tor serious
changes IN prices from changes on tht
gold side. at the nest Nh"N """'" ''
very SLOW.
Tn" Cuick and extreme fluctuations "t
prices must BE- caused by forces. IKE
changing costs. working on IN" produ'-
tion side or on tho goods SIDE or IN"
price ratio.
Another source Of error must =" Kept
under watch. Price is expressed IN inc
standard money: hut when iaiNlnS
about the quantity of money that "t-
fccts price. there Is 10 uniform 'h'hN'
ing ,,
Should Tho quantity of money ,nCr ,I
all tho media ~ exchange IN uS" lhh'
is IN this country gold. although the
standard. is seldom used rs medium
Of exchange The 'acl g ihat price
making between goods md gold COOS ON
hrst: and after prices ~" t\"d = mo-
um Of exchange - lat"r DEVISED I"'
lhc enact prices previously agreed ur"n.
For instance an Iowa farmer wen
selling his wheat To an "I'NhIof M"
and therc agrees ON the pr'c". ne huHrr
then xhips il 70 Chicago, drawing n''
on a chicago purchaser This rlll ~ "N-
change nccomnanird with - NIL OF Ih"-
INC 10 show The Transaction - ECF'-
liable ono rs discounted - ham ina
- tho value e tho "arioAa "i Wnch'
: ,n,rnd al mo hank M" credit or
means OF payment hy den"sH H'r"nht
which can ~ drawn on hN checks. hut
note this important fact. IN" hEHF"S III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19

world war for France and for world
liberty.
In spit" oc The tremendous efforts of
the Germans. the Allies never lost con-
troll % the ar. and their leadership ~
war flying was largely due TO the
stimulus winch the experiments Of the
Wright brothers gave to aoronuaucs.
both IN England and France. and in
France IN particular.
The French franz today IS selling a,
about 4" percent OF It's norma! value
tn" French are carrying harden OF
debt Unprecedented IN t.Ar history.
Nearly % per cent OF ~ productive
capacity Of their coal mines and iron
and steel factories has been lost. Tho
work OF reconstruction yet 10 do will
run far into III" billions and yn, tho
French find both time and money with
which TO recognize foreign inventor
whose claim is purely sentimental
one. What other nation would have
carried their ldealsm SO far:
In many things We could learn from
the French 10 d very great advantage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
FRANCE HoNoRs WRIGHT.

Amid tho ruin OF cities. villages and
farms; with the work 81 reconstruction
on her hands. France has found time to
erect a monument 10 Wilbur Wright. tho
Pioneer American aviator. "" could
hardly find n finer or better proof %
the indom'tabie French spirit. or Of the
ideals Of tho French people. War has
not changed France. The pride OF the
nation has been that II is the treasure
house Of the arts and sciences: the in.
SEPARATION 10 achievement. and tho first
TO recognize and reward tho struggling
genius IN every branch OF mans work
II -. particularly. appropriate that the
Wright Brothers should he honored b.
the French. The ms,hIne whi.E Shny
invented and who's" practical use was
first recognized IN France. was one Of
the powerful elements IN winning the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip at the Nations
Capital.

Washington. l.. g.. July lS-The post
ofTlre department has issued commits
SONS aS rostmastors 10 o~a f3oggcsS at
MoHrc Toll " Va. and Stella l.. J"u"s
at N"wford. W. Va, witch IS n Clay
county.
~ IN" Tension BTrrau today. apNl'"a-
t!on for nm increased ?cnsloN wa n''l
To- senator Sutherland toy John ,rs,w-
ford. Of pury. " VA. and -rrd.ur"
flied IN support CI the Application Of
Monro" McN iCkcrS. Of Eairmont. A. IN"
War Department. an application for \
Ccrtltica'" IN leu "f lcS' discharge from
tho army WAS made for Hobart Ga.l
Kelly, OF Terra Alta.
W. Morton. Of GalnpoHs Ferry W.
Va. is a visitor IN the Capital.
Mrs. Read. VT" ot Congressman
Stuart + Feed. IS undergoing treat
m"nr. following two operations upon
her nose and throat She HAS been
confined 10 her apartment for several
weeks undc- medical care Her condl-
zion Is reported to b" steadily !n,prov-
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
HON. EDGAR B. STEWART,

The Morgantown Post Of July IA con-
tainS most admirable and highly COM
riimentary item relative 10 Senator
Edgar f. Stewart. commenting upon his
position relative % the nomination for
the JudSeship in Monongalla Countv's
Judicial Circuit. Senator Stewart is not
an active candidate for the judeesh!p.
mas been. and : being. very strongly
supported for the nomination by large
number Of friends. and BY n considerabl
'lement OF Monongaha County's citizen
ship. Senator Stewart has made A very
hnc record in tho State Senate. He ~ \
lawyer Of great ability. and a gentleman
NJ very fine character. He is IN tho
prime or lfr and we'll fitted for The hard
and eNactlnG work which is required Of
= circuit Judge IN large and populous
territory. Like Warren q. Harding
James u. Cox and many other good men.
Senator Stewart in his early days. was 4
newspaper worker and good ono. and
the members "f the newspaper frnt.r-
r!tH IN West Virginia Will. undoubtedly
no pleased to see hum honored by his
fellow citizens Of Moningalia county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19

tn" diseased milk IS diluted with pur"
milk. hut where lhcr" IS hui on" COW I"
n family should She to diseased the
hazard j. greatly Increased.
TIM" IS required L. complete I"st
~ n" veterinarian must observe the
animal through It - hour period. y SOC
Oud t~st MISC y necessary w.'hIn q year.
Requests Hr" heinz taken care "t IN
order rs randy as the department can
get them, pr INrn"l explained.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19

II is peculiarly appropriate, however
mat candidate VII" is now compelled
to apoloGiz" for Gisloyal utterances in
his newspapers during the time Of war.
should have the unqualified support Of
political organization IN New York
city that makes war on Amcricanism
and sacrifices sturdy patriot to graf
ify an alien mob.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19

Sir Thomas Upton shows himself a
splendid sportsman in declining to ac-
""pt m" technical victory IN the frs,
rae" FOR N" American cup. The Sham
rock won tho rae" through an accident
I" the cup defender. hu, Upton does not
want |" win tn" cup that way. and his
determination will be applaudcd by
sport lovers generally. In this resnc,,
IS on little higher plane than the
performances Of some other British
sportsmen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19

Betting odds IN New York City are
TWO and a half to one in favor Of soma
tor Harding. Betting odds do not prov"
great deal. further than they represent
the judgment OF a lot Of cold hloode ID
spectators who look over tho ground
and are willing TO back their convictions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19

The talk Of the "reformerS" in Chi.
cago was So revolutionary that they
did not seem TO fear at ALL the SIM
continued existence OF such a man as
Palmer in America
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19

The Chicago double murderer. Carl
"and"rer. has never smoked. chcwed
cursed. drank or practlced any Other
vices Perhaps he Is 10 be pltIcd as the
victim Of his virtues.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
PRESENT DAY DEMOCRACY

Senator Reed was permitted 10 APP
pear before the committee on crcden-
tails heads n headline. This. in n
"demoCratIc" convention. does not sound
very much like JcfferSonlan democracy
MOrgantOwn Post
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19

In one respect the Democratic plat.
forn resembles the peace treaty. /,
does not mention the fourteen points.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19

Palmer got many more votes IN San
Francisco than Rurieson. but in unpopu-
Iarity they arc still running n close race
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
A HYMN or KATE

hate 10 be hateful. but still I'll admit
That hate with = hatred that hurts
These tin horns that hang round a cor
ner A. nights
And imagine they're regular tlirtS.
--Marquesa de Clrcuela IN Times OF
Cuba.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-19
hit AND RUN

tT"-m'rr"w--"'run Murh Soup" b
same author. pont mis-" -
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-21
LOUISIANA PLANTATION FOR
SALE

1875 acres located in Pointe
Coupee Parish, La, Is miles of
Baton Rouge, and only four miles of
a railway station, on gravel road.
Half of the land open, balance
woods with three or four million
feet Of timber. This is all rich del
ia soil, we'll drained by deep bayous,
There are now two producing oil
wells within seven miles Of this
place. If you are looking for a
cotton or sugar cane plantation it is
worth your while to inspect this.
Will consider as much as $4,000
worth of Dresden property or farm
near Dresden as part pay. Price
$50 per acre.--O. S. Maiden, Good
bar Bldg, Memphis, Tenn. AIT
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-21
HE TAKES STATE BY STORM

the eminent New Zealand scientist, is the talk Of
theories are being discussed in all Cities towns villages
In fact Pomeroy is taking the entire state by storm
In a recent interview, he said: "The stomach is the
organ that governs the health of mankind If is toned
up strengthened and its functions regulated and properly
directed the other organs will respond and the general
health and strength will be restored.
"In many cases, such maladies as rheumatism, So
called kidney disorders nervousness general debility and
score of other ailments may be traced directly to the
arrangement of the stomach
I'm other words the stomach is the foundation Of
health or disease whichever it be- and this organ is
kept healthy it is almost certain that the whole body
will be robust and free from disease.
"My Puratone was designed especially to combat and
stomach disorders It is proving revelation
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-21
For Sale by
ALEXANDER 4 BRASFlELD.

f.
done on the Dresden and Boydsville
road, and especially from Dresden to
Cypress creek.
This work is most notable for sew
eral reasons. First, it is a badly
needed road for Weakley county
people, as well as those travelling
across the county. Again, from the
fact that this has been a road that
has had some bad places on it which
had always been worked to and then
skipped. Much credit is to be given
to Mr.. Isaac Glasgow, the newly ap-
pointed overseer on the section ad-
jacent to Dresden, for the good
work. The work done by him, as
the leader, and his co-workers is
commendable indeed. The widening
of nils, cutting short turns and
blowing out the bitches, and the
fronts on many premises, that have
caused mud holes in places for the
past years, was we'll done.
Mr.. Jack Jolly was the overseer
on the next section and did some
good widening and permanent work,
As soon as the approaches on each
end of Cypress creek levee are fixed
the road will be fine. We are also
informed that much money is being
made up to have the road graded and
a bid to be put in for auto tax for
dragging. On with the good work,
is every ones cry.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-21
WORLD BAPTIST
UNION FAVOR
EDDY DR.. LOVE

Washington, May 49, Southern
Baptists should lay plans for an ALI
ance with Baptists of all the world,
DIR. ]. F. Love, secretary of the for
eign mission board, declared today
in his annual report to the Southern
Baptist convention in session here.
AS a start in that direction it was
announced there will be conference
OF all European Baptist missionary
organizations at London next July
to consider European Baptist pro-
gTamn1e.
A resolution calling upon the gov
eminent for strict enforcement Of
the prohibition amendment and pc
titioning the two great political par
ties to put plank in their platform
for the maintenance and enforce
ment of this amendment was unani-
mously adopted by the Southern
Baptist convention today.
A letter of greeting from Presi-
dent Wilson was read. The letter,
addressed to DR.. Henry Allen Tup-
per of the city, states that lit is of
special significance that a great
Christian convention should be held
in Washington, because the nation
now faces nothing less than the
question of whether it is to help
Christian people in other parts of
the world to realize their ideals of
justice and ordered peace, and /
am sure that the nation will listen
with the greatest Difference to the
utterances of the convention"