The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14

Wilson and his impossible theories:
Amonr all the followers he has left, l
believe there are none who do not seHse
the dangers of the League OF Nations
although they try to explain then aSay;
The Democratic party stands pledGea
TO the League of Nations without reser-
walton and If successful must either Tor
felt it's pledge to the people or surreh-
der the independence Of this nation, lot
to take away from a people their risnt
to decide when they shall have war Is
to take away their independence
Support The Ticket
ITO the women of West Virginia may
l say this, a great responsibility rests
upon our shoulders now. Our country
Is in peril and we hold the Dalance OF
power. We are new and unlearned IN
COMMUNICATING, and all over the
going to do with the vote that couid
bring such a tremendous influence In
solving these problems right. But we
know what we are going to do. We are
going to do just as we always nave
done in emergencies: rise to the pest
that Is In US, respond to our country S
need. forgctful OF self, and do 1t with
clean and loyal heart.
Our vote, whether we cast 1t for or
against or fail to cast 1t at all carries
its Share of influence in determining 4
result. We must remember that we
We do not even vote for party, but for
country. The tragic result of the past
seven years under Democratic principles
proves to us without further arguments
that we dare. not trust another Demo
cratic administration. We must help
return our country to those sound con-
sentative principles unpon which, since
their first adoption sixty years ago, II
has constantly progressed ana oerel-
oped. Only Republican administration
frn III c. cfa
1t is not enough that we eject Repuo-
lican president and vice president. we
must also elect 4 full Republican sem
ate and congress- We must remember
that vote omitted for Republican
cand Idate Is vote est for the Demo-
cratic candidate.
Must Support Harding
"A vote cast for Democratic con-
gresham means Il vote for the League
Of Nations; a vote for the same dlSas-
trous tariff regulations that has crippled
our industries In the past; vote 10 on
struct all progressive up.ouilding Re
publican legislation. If there happens
10 be a Republican candidate on the
ticket this year whose views do not
wholly meet your approval I am sure II
is to our country's interest that he be
elected row and then In the next prl-
maries when you will have chance to
exercise your power you will see 10 II
YOU do not want elected. / am sure
that for the sake OF our country. Tor
the sake of relieving our people from
the danger under which we are now
blindly staggering every PATRIOTS Am
er!can woman will vote tho straight Re-
publican ticket from the top to the bot
TOM"
Mrs. Aldrich urged the voters to SUP
port the entire Republican ticket from
Senator Harding on down.
In discussing the dangers OF the
covenant of the league II such a Pact
as now drafted were signed by the
United States, she said:
State Treasurer Johnson
Mrs. Aldrich was introduced by Mrs.
Flora Williams. chairman, as woman
who had served her country overseas
during the war and was still serving
II through her platform work.
W. S. Johnson, Republican nominee
for state treasurer made hve-minute
talk. Mr.. johnson Is suffering from a
sore throat and asked Mrs. Aldrich to
take the time allotted him. Mr. john
son said:
II appreciate this splendid audience.
am always glad TO come TO Wheel
Ing and to Ohio county want u
congratulate the people here tonight in
having heard this wonderful address by
Mrs. Aldrich. ! have heard many pl at
form speakers during this campaign
but I have never heard any one speak
so forcefully nor outline the issues 81
clearly as the address just made. I
will go to the polls on the second of
November and vote the straight Repub-
lican ticket from Senator Harding
down"