davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-05-14
rodfn. Obavaj jildscs $50, ably,
ma niekto nezadrzal II ssiel som ~;

l4'ttNttsuySrs iVNtiIis NJttNF<tJSSSestsNSS 0tg y
ma niekto nezadrzaI ssiel som NJ
chile smerom K pristavuy vopred
zaSilsajnc cell nlassu bid1cfcf
radosti. Reda tomu, kto by ma
Dol chcel vtedy zadraat' @, ked'
niekto ~ sprawl kradez, ako l'ah
|ko sa mu ie rozhodnnt ma vraz-
ln!... Bezal som K prfstayu q 4
radost on naslnchal strnganlfl,
ktort zaprfcinovala v mojom yre;;
cku stricborna minca, udeirajnc
sa q medenn dcsat centimovn,
ktor1 som Dol dostal to rano
al a zvyku od matky. Tato hlldba
ma opajala, davala mi krfdla. Ami
ten vSceitok svedomia Wesley,
usmievajiici sa, cerveny od ntes
kama, cely som sa oddayal p6zit-
kl.
Zrazu, okolo portalu iedneho
chramu ma zastavila natiahnllta
ruka zobracky. Ci ma dojal jej ir
bohs vyzor, jej bleda vycivena'
tvar, Ii yyzor choreho decka,
ktore drzala ma rayej ruke; g q
som sa poddal tel potrebe, spra-
vii dobry skutok, ktory casio O.
vlada pricstupcov po spachanil
zlocinu; ci ako maly, povercivN
juan, chcel som vyknpit' svoj
hriech a pohnnt osnd k milosr7
denstvu mech je tomu akokoP-
vek, vytiahnul som z vrecka moju
desat 'centimovds, mincu a, hodil
som il, zobracke, ktora nemala
dost' SLOW pre- vyjadrenie syojei
yd 'aky.
Najprv som nezbadal neobycaj-
MI vrlcnost s akou mi yyJadrO-
vala svoju yd 'aku; ale este som
nepresiel ami dve ulice, ked' IL
zasna myslienka mi preletela hla-
YOU: Boze moj!... Ci ozaj?...
Strcil som ruku do vrecka a
vvtiahnul odtial' pozostal1 min
ell.
Zareval som takmer znrivo-
It 'ou: zostala mi len medena min
ca. Zlatovka bola pree; dal som
i'll omylom zobraeke.
A lod'ky boly tax blizko!...
st 'azne korabov sa uz ukazovaly
zpoza domov!... O, Wy ste nikdy
lezaknsili nieco podobneho hnevu
a zifaniu, co vrelo V mojom srdci.
Utekal som nazpat, ku kosto-
lu. Hovoril som 81. maiden ju,
aajdem... Poviem jej, ze som sa
oomylil, re s1 to ME mole penia-
ze. Ak ich nebude chcet' vratit',
zavolam zandarov a kazem iu "a.
tknnt' ako zlodejku!.... Ano, ma
wal som ju zlodejkou! Bol som
taky dry! S..
Ale kdeze, kde bola moja To-
bracka! Darmo som obehal vset-
KY portale kostola, vsetky blizke
ulice a ulicky = nebolo jej nikde.
Dostan1c zlatovkn, navratila sa
rovno domov, ked' 81 uz zabezpe-
ella denny zarobok. Jej "den'' sa
koncil.
S MIN sa skoncil al m6j!...
Zmateny som sa navratil do
NOV. Nevedel som, co mann robit',
bol som sam ME svoj. Hodil som
sa ma siju svojej matke zalieva-
JUG sa slzami - v ktorych bolo
len viac hnevu, ako handy - pri.
znal som sa jej ku vsetkemu.
TAX - hovoria = caste pride
zlodej, ktoremu sa nepodaril je-
ho skutok, ziirivy pre- nezdar a
sam ma zlo comusi - sa pri-
INA ku vsetkemu policii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-05-14

Ona: Ked 81 ma pytal "a
zenn, vyzeral 81 ako blazon.
On: Nielen ze som vyzeral,
ale som MIN al skutocne Dol!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-05-14
. r 4 = E Z
Napisa1: A. DAUDET.

| tom som nemohol pochybovat'
| Pobilren6 svedomie I rozhorSene
| kricalo u mojom srdci: Zlodej,
zlodei! Kricalo talk hlasne, Il
vsetci, ako sa zdalo. mnseli 20.
| cut ten kirk. Ma sgymnaziume
som celkom nemohol pracovat ]
to rano. Nadarmo som ST zapcha,
val nsi, bral hlavu do rnk, opie-
raj oci ia otvorenn predo mnou
knihn; nevidel som " nej mic, O.
krem tych nenrcityeh svetelnych
pruhov a tieni, ktore nam pozo-
| stavajii V oeiach, ked' prilis dlho
| hi 'adime ma niektorti ligotaviii
vec.
Priestnpok Dol spachany! Ve-
del som to tych vyeitiek svedo,
mia, ktore som citil. Ami co by
sa mi fyzicky svieralo srdce. Ira
pilo ma zm;itenie a hanba; citil
som potrebu samoty. Civil ami,
odhanallc tie mleanlive vycitky
svoJho lepsieho ia, hotovy som
Dol hlasne zakricat' Gus. Me
zleho som nespravil... Daj mi po-
koj... Som isty, ze ju najd1, til
m'ncn, stolrajciarovn. 2
A, predsa, hovoriac 81 to, nj
bog vnhtorneho uspokoiania pr
pom'nal som 81, ze ho'1iny nakrii
cali lon raz "a diva tyzdne, a q,
do nasej host 'ovskej - starostl.f
We eistuekei, navoskovanei 4
vzdy zavretej ako hrackova tab&
tlera, ze do nasej provincialnc
host 'ovskej =. "a cely tyzde!l
vchadzali len raz, v pondelok, pa
cas- mojej hodiny hubby. Vecer.
prva moJa starost' bola presved
cit sa, ci minca nezmizla. Pre-
smyknul som sa do host 'ovskei. a
chmatkajllc po tine, oSmatral som
dosku kamfnu. NIinca bola tam,
ma starom mieste, pod hodinami.
Nemal som odvahy what ju a e.
Ste menej povedat' rodicom: 'stu
Je, neztratila sa''. Rozhodne boil
som uz zlodejom
Cely vecer som boil neobycain
podrazdeny. u hlavy mi ami ma o.
kamih nemizla mySlienka ma stvr
tok (vo Francnzsku sa vo stvr-
tok na nizsich a strednych sko-
lach nevyueuje), ktory sa nemilo
srdne blfzil, ma vol most, IA lod'-
ky na starry pristav. Ako by V
zachvate zimnice Dol som zvlast'
stebotavX, v mojom hlase sa ozy-
vala akasi zvlastna zruGnost' kto-
ra ma sameho tiesnila. Diva alebo
tri krat matka utkvievala na mia
nepokoJnym a rozpacitym pohl a.
dom, ktory ako by sa ma mlGky
tazal: 600 ii je?' Vtedy som sa
rozpal oval, sta prichyteny vo Iii
a povstavala vo mne ziadost', pad
mt ma kolena pred nou a vsetko
rovedat'.
Ale, neurobil som to. Nastala
noe. Proti ocakavaniu spal som
dost' spokjne. Taky ma vyznam
istota pred beztrestnost 'ou! Te-
raz, ked' som vedel, re m0zem,
kedy budem chciet', what til zla-
tovku bez vsetkeho nebezpecia, re
budem prichyteny, - lebo vsetci
81 myslia, re su peniaze ztratene
--bo!o moje svedomie spokojne a
pcprekazalo mi, videt' vo sne svoj
za.itrajSi syiatok. Do sameho ra-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-05-14

Roxsirujte, pYedplacajte q
citajte Youngstownsk6 slovensk6
Noviny!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-05-14

Ma dr,lhy den, hned' po obede.
som sa nebadane presmykol do
host 'oyskej. Tu, pred samym ka-
minom som mnsel vystat' este O.
statne muky. V susednej izbe sa
shovarali; bal som sa, ably niekto
nevosiel. Kol'ke easy som tn stra-
vii pri kamlne, ma samom okraji
zloeinnej priepasti, vse vyt 'ahu-
jac, vse odt 'ahujic ruku uS
sa nepamatam. Ale dosial' sa pa
matam ma til bledd, napruzen1
zoilayen1 detsk1 tvar, ktora v til
chvil'u hl'adela ma mia 20 zrka.
dla kamfna, horiacimi ocima zvie.
rat "a, ktore So skrylo v svojej "a.
lohe, hotve vrhn1t' sa ma svoju
zertvu... No, konecne som schy.
| til peniaze a bezal najprv 2 no
| st'ovskej potom domu.
Po6asie vo stvrtok sa vydarilc
utesene pre- nina to bola tale
nedel' "a, len bez melancholickeho
ryzvanania kostolnych zyonoy !
bez nudnych nutnych nedel'
)nych prechadzok vyobliekanych .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
AIIege American Lives
Were Just Thrown Away

WAArENGTOS. Jan. S--Responslbil-
iiv for th' loss Of American IfcS
through attacks ordered on arnlstlce
day. should be charged TO American
Genera! Headquarters and not 10 the
Frrnrh a house war investigator COM
mittrr MAS told today by Rrigadicr cen
cral John H. Shcrburne "A national guard
officer OF Boston. who commanded thG
artillery Of 'hr 18th tNcw England div
isron and later the artillery brigade OF
the end tnvgro) division.
Asked /! corps and division cohnland-
ers would not have been justified IN dis
regarding tho orders, General Sherburne
said that while some officers did refuse
10 send their men 80 the attack. the
majority SO pitcously feared the all,
powerful triunvInat" at tharEont ana
the entire general staff gang that they
dared not risk court martial by evadinS
IN any particular the attack orders.
Th" witness sid he did moi refer to
C:"n"rals rcrshing. Liggctt or Bullard-
wh." he spoke OF the general star tri-
umNinate n Chaumunt." The only oltlc-
cr he named was Brigadicr General Fox
Conuur chief Of operations.
No French OF British troops. except
few Canadians attacked on armistice
day. General Shcrburne declared. adding
that both tn" French and British were
horrificd al the reckless disregard for
human lif, shngn by the American cono-
nldu6ers. ..'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
HAYS IN PREDICTION
OF SUCCESS FOR THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY

DENVER, Colo. Jan. S.-WN n.
Hays. chairman Of the national krpuh~
licau committee. addressing the Colo
r'ldr stat" central committee TO-DAY d..
Clarcd that the Republican party would
WIN tn" next pres id"ntial election by
n blk margin. He said this conclusion
was based upon observation covering
pcrlNd Of eighteen months
Mr.. Hays WAS uHSpurlng III his rrIr".
,srn Of tn. administration. II" declared
that gov ernmcnt employees wcr" Yet -
thick in Washington YOU have 10 KICK
them out Of your way" He said that
III" name of every buyer Of Liberty
louds in the United States was On The
Democratic mailing list ana ihat govern
ment records ~ Washington mad ben
searched by IL" Democratic party '"i
names to add 10 IN" mailing lists III The
forthcoming campaign.
we were shut out Of the war lohS ~
the main," sand Hays. and no" We ar,
are available tu the opposition.
Hc declared Postmaster General hur.
lcsnu had ordered a rural free deliver!
census Of all adults, and he predicted
that tins list would be used by the Dem
ucrats TO flood the countr! with CAM
Uays referred 10 the Republican or
roniznrIon aS the real war party. ail"r
all. laudinE the PARTY for its pAtriot4y
"ndoaNor the period when civilization
We stood beside the president when
bo needed ald and no man Hl4l -eSsI ac--
Gus Gu ~. party Of FAILURE in tlfT crisis.
The speaker warned Of ,.I, "!hT mrn%SS mr 'ES
We face in America as r'Srl' "i tn"
wave nC Rolshrvik,sm whi"h sweeps on
v.ord Win n rush He said 'hnf uolh-
,,,r. w,uId stor lhus danErr hul change
~ policy throughout "a" na'l"H. =
change which Rcruhhcrn victory
would bring about. .,..
IIoys predicted that the IVY Gm,
tI -. baIan.., Cf power. lie pI"ad'u
Tor ?r organization % which tine!
.yynuld b. proud to own.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
GOVERNOR CORNWELL POINTS OUT MISTAKES
AND MISTAKEN TENDENCIES OF DEMOCRACY

should not wait for dernands 70 bc made
upon II before il assumes and main
tains 4 proper attitude toward the men
who work for q daily wage. II should
ever be alert to see that they-organiz-
ed as we'll MS unorganized labor-securc
absolute Justice at the hands Of the
government.
However, it should be equally alert
10 sec that they and their spokesmen do
not cocrce the government into Offering
or promising anything more than JUS
tice. into Offering or promising or CIV
ing special privileges-class legislation
what VIII Tho AnSvsr Bsf
Surely the Democratic party has been
fair-nIore than fair-to organized
labor. yet the gentlemen who promoted
the newly organized labor party IN
Chicago made the announcement few
days ago that they proposed 10 destroy
the democratic party in the coming
election and then take care OF the Re
publican party later. II that Is not
threat to bite the hand that fed them.
don't know what TO term II.
What answer shall the Democratic
party make 70 that brutal threat"
will il answer It by cringing and
kow-tnHing TO the radicals? VIII u
answer It by abandoning the Democratic
policy, hoary with age. OF individual
ownership of property and promise gov
eminent ownership Of railroads. or &c
Plumb plan? Will II, u abjcct fear.
promise the naturalization Of coal
mines and of steel plants and OF ell
lands, and women, 4 Ia Russia? Shsn
II meet it by blowing down IN the dusI
and dirt IF socialism ard communism
and eventually into Sovietism and The
dictatorship Of the proletariat. tho sit
TO which all these snis lead?
Secs Danger to Party.
"Or will IN. Democratic party. ~itN
the courage with which Andrew Jackson
met the threat OF nulliicator and Dc
clare that this government, Repu5
can democracy. must be preserved
What ever cost or whatever sacrifice:
''Or declare hat individual liberty, 20.
diyidual rights and the individual ON
ership Of property lawfully acquir,
rights guaranteed by the constitute.
shaII not be sacrificed or bartered avn
for the promise of votes or abandon
because OF the threats Of political ter
rOriStS.
IF the Democratic party does /:
stand right on these questions and K
its leader, do not have the Jackson: !
rourage to stand up and stand out ~
this greatest Of all struggles for t.
preservation ot our government, II VII
not only fail IN its duty TO its member.
but il will fail at the polls, pust as It
ought to fail.
For one, have an abiding faith that
/, and they will not prove faith1ess,'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
GRANT INDEPENDENCE
TO CITY OF FIUME

F1.EHOS AIRES. Jan. 80 'H'
Erjtan Franc" and the lnned SiA'"S'
,,"nrrLcd 'hr Italian character OF ram"
vy,Il -rant that city complete soF"r''En
~ under tn" lcaguc 0t natl"nS' nr'I,l>
,nr only a customs union wi'h LEEw
Siayia. according t. mrn"rH'"u," INV
,,nnr.rninr D1tlinatia and tlun'. '
.cn,l, presented by thrSc p"N'fS :.
Vtttcrio Scialoia. the l'al'ah 'rrrt
,oinixrcr. A summary - 'i' H'''''
rardum, tel"prc grh"d BY lis i'"n' ,%I %
r"spcnGrnt. is published h> la NA'''"
today. .r, I-r,l.,l
Stat.s France and Great lri'7hn. rec
nvnizc As reasonable thr d"h'hIi 80
ItaIy with respect I" tn .-ftIHN =.
rClSrnss. IISSa and l.usSlL. or ~"
D,lInatian rn-ai. Granting fnIi S"NrI
nirnty e. tIaiy. Til" thr@" p"w'tS .uH
ccde 10 italy q, InHnd"l" Oyer ,...Trr" l.at,,t
,,,I rnrnrl,tG Sovereignty "N"r NN"",,N
q N the hinIcrlanI necessary :" w. ~. ~
frncc. Tic mcmrrnndunr ""S' rN.S ,.n'i
those concessions appear l" @Hirt,'.r =
sufficiently tnc rights ard hSP,'" '"1
~ I,aly Nevertheless. Eul'u'd "2 -
spirit Gf friendship. the "WGrS rS,M,,dhs Mh,
tatr into consideration other aci"'i.n' .,,,
Of taiv. especially III" d'rI"lna.1, 'i
rr.rntatjon Of Iara with respect w.
which 4 decision will b" I'N 10 ''
- s,nuiatIUn of hat city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
WEST VIRGINIA ASKED
TO SUBSCRIBE 100000

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Ian. y
prcrnrations for tn" intcnSlv" qrl'c IG.
funds With whirh to Carry on IN" ""rh
-" saving rhr survivors " Turkish ?Gr-
nearing cornrlrttor. said l'?. "'i@2In an
!, smith. sxcru'ivc secretary "i INC
near .asr rcl,,f organization in West
virginia. .,,-,d +-,,,,
wi, c,tv whore ~ conferred
.r,.b tho cxccurlvc officers Of thC G"n-
cra' organization. AM Will 'nmediateiy
r,ko crrrcrivr the plans hv which II is
a,,',~,cJ ,, uekc IN. coming drlv" tho
mos, sisnolly successful Of its kind IN
N. HISTORY of the state.
west VlrC!u'n." SAID one "t nc state
.c>.,r,i = ur,rcrs lis asked 10 give NJ
last son .roh = Tho millions that II
win AK. 10 h1rdlc the SITUATION IN nc
near nq>t Thor" is every Indication
ina, IN. p,rrl" ~ the Little Mountain
-,r'c viii respond with that spirit or
,nris,irmitv ond Humanitarian r"Hard
tl.' las ..hnr;,.i.rt@"d this p"ori" al
tyI!S h"r. fpirrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09

WAS'!TTGTON. Jan. S.-Govcrnor
1,,bn ! rurnwcll assured the diners that
ne was not a candidate for anything
active, rccrptivr or deceptive. ana ne-
.larad one uf ;he chief qualifications de-
mnndrd Of tn, man who is to b" can
dldatc - thr KIND OF political courage
POSSESSED hS Andrew jackson.
Passing over the agreeable task OF
RI l.i.,t. rh, nCh'cv"-~""ts OF tho
Democratic partv. Governor 'orn"elI
assumed ihc task of pointing out some
If its recent mistakes and mistaken ten-
denotes.
cs, with you. did | not say In my ludS-
lrcnt SOM legislation enacted "ithin
m. rasi f,.a wears is distinctly class
legislation" hc said
Krfrrring specifically 70 the Adam :
son law. Governor Cornw"H declared
that for congress to lrg>slatc wages u2
and hours down for any group or men
constitutes n dangerous precedent, a
governmental surrender. for u is makinS
,hns. men preferred stockholders in the
soyc-7mcn', leaving all IN" rest OF thr
reCrlc, organ z"d and unorSaniZed. com-
mon stockholders
-nbcl at the thought Of congress
writing into a federal statutc pro-
vision e1cmptinE them from the opHr-
atI0ns Of n federal law applicable To the
rcqt OF the people" 81 the country. / re-
sent the action NJ congress III W;thhoih-
ing from the department "f justice
money appropriated TO prosrcu'" ""nspir-
ncins against N" public, :" that con-
erirac,es among farmers and labor or
Eanizations could not be prosecuted with
thr funds thus Appropriated.
~ YOU believed what tn"s" hiEh-s shi-
ericd radical labor officers and leaders
saw when they are making demands for
this or that, you would thir'r the men
they represent were n lot OF highway
mon Thev are not They are, as a
rulc. folks just like you and mr.. They
arc lust as patriotic and many Nf thorn
lust aE reasonable. Their officers are
irving a. play tho same game with their
members the d"magogic
Politicians PLAYED on tho general public
for many years most successtully-the
game OF hunco.
Swhat Are You doing TO Dor"
There is not A man within the sound
Of my voice who does not know that the
things to which I have referred have
had & tendency to make some "f the
radical labor leaders think end act AS
though they were above the law--above
the government.
Governor CornW"ll then asked what
the Democratic party was going to do
about II
~ would not have IL turn deaf ear
~rasonable demands Of labor. or
,.....--u or unorSanized.- he said TT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
NO PAPER RELIEF
DURING PRESENT YEAR

TTTTSBI' 'RGli. P"nra-. Jan. S.-Thc
Western r"nns! lvanil Association or
nallIvs. ~ SESSION h"r" today, was told
b. j. f. Me- HnGh"!, If the international
Paper company, that no relief from me
shortage "f news print could hc expected
'Lls year r." predicted increased pro-
GucjI"u next !,ar. Members were urged
10 adopt Siric' measures OF economy in
lie u.s. Of paper.
SprakcrS ,"ld tn" Delegates in attend
ancc Iha' un2"nS of papers throughout
The dl>tri"t have advanced advertising
and subscription rates recently TO meet
advan".d rcttS Of materials and Labor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
FRISCO
Gets the 1920 Democratic
Convention-June Is
Opening Date

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-San Fran
cisco was selected today by the DEM
cratic national committee in session
here as the place for the party's 1s-e
convention.
After twenty-seven votes had been
cast, Kansas City and other cities with
drew and the vote for San Francisco
was unanimous.
Monday. June Is, was fixed as the
convention date.
Resolutions endorsing the treaty ot
Versailles and denouncing as unpatrl-
otto the attitude OF senators who would
defeat il directly or by nullifyinS
reservations was unanimously adopted
today by the Democratic national con.-
Inittec.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
Woman Indicted For
Murder of Pownall

Srcc,aI Dispatch t" thc Intclligcnccr.
'MBE.EL.tND. Md. Jan. S.-MrS
KAT. I'hl wIfr IT Mcrwin l'hl was in
dictrd to-day for tn" murder at her
home her, uf Edgar BIyan Pownaii. ~
near Eomn"y. W. Va. Dec. II. Sh" will
hr arraignrd January =. and her trial
"a - tahr plac" tn. following week. II
: no, Thought likely that the case will
be removed although il j. reported
that an attempt may hc made 10 do So
The court spoke rron"nnC"dly Of what
was regarded a. an attempt 70 manu-
farturr sentiment by he published re-
nor, that Tho unwrittcn law would be
the defHrE".
PownaII Will be buried tomorrow.
'IiY body vas kHpt IN the hop" MS
mother could view L. hut she is too III.
Sb. was .nii he died Of pneumonia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
2O0 KILLED IN
PATH Of LAVA

MEXICO CITY, Mexico, Jan. "a
violent volcanic eruption has been
caused by the recent earthquake near
Cordoba, where Cero De San Miguel,
a small and apparently extinct vol
caro, has been burst In twain Tne
aew crater Is throwing out smoke
ashes and flames, while lava Is FOOD
ing the nearby territory In . stream
more than 200 yards wide, resulting In
not loss than 200 deaths.
Dispatches from Vera Cruz today
give some details of this catastrophe.
Every nearby eminenc In this district
has been leyelled. Scores o. worship
pers In the churches at Ahuihauaztla
and Tresgues were buried beneath the
ruins. Great gaps In the earth ap-
poared at San Francisco De La PenaS'
SAN Carlos and Agostadero.
Vera Cruz confirms the earlier re-
port eat the village Of 1xhuatan was
completely destroyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
PRESIDENT COMES
OUT FOR POLICY OF
|NTERNATI0NALISM
LODGE SEES LITTLE
HOPE FOR TREATY
Nation Must Bear the Delay
Welcomes Appeal to the
People at the Polls

WASHINGTON, JAN S.-Senat"r
Lodge of Massachusetts. the Republican
leader. declared in statement tonight
that h" feared President wilson
Jackson day message had made inlpos-
sibIc the hone that in the senate We
might have come together and ratlfed
the treaty. protected by the principle.
set forth in the fourteen reservations:
THE president places himself
snuarcIy I'm behalf Of internationnlisn
against Amcricanism-
Il had hoped that in the senate We
might have come together and ratificd
the treaty, protecting by the principles
set forth In the fourteen reservations.
TIL. president. ] fear, has made tht&
hope impossible. If it is Impossible.
ih1n VIC must bear the delay irseparable.
from the presidents attitude and ar,
peal to the people, which Tor one snail
most cordially welcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
F LIN e
AT Tipsy Diners at Democrat
ic Banquet By W. J. Bryan,
Sensational Incident

WASHINGTON, Jan. H.-Dur-
ing his speech at the Jackson day
dinner tonight William Jennings
Bryan elected a mingling of
laughter and applause by his
references to prohibition. When
this subsidized he said:
"My friends, | was prepared
for silence on this point. Ii this
does not appeal to the diners pres
ent, appeal from Philip drunk 10
Philip sober, and lay the cause be-
fore the people who de believe in
prohibition. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
CREDIT MEN TO MEET.

Nl0CIN. -I-IIGN 10 Mo InloUlErhC"T.
CI.AIkSEI KG. W. Va. Jan. S.-Ar-
-: so,!r."'~ w"rr made az 4 meeting Of
tn, CX.tral West Virginia Association
IF rr"1,' mon held her" today, Tor n
tat" .nnl~ril"r Nf credit men 10 be
h.lt h"r' March 90. W. !. Burnett. "i
Nrwnrn. y. j.. pr.Siden; Of the National
h~~or...ticr Of credit Men. and !. H.
rr.g"r. o. New York city, secretary
: -rasur"v. u'l' l." among the speakers.
ru.. rrrN .i.iIrn Wa originality Schcd- :
u'"d c,n' January. hut was postponed
hrraiis, III. desired speakers were not
'hru HNnIi'h,".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
AIIENIST DECLARES
YOUNG NEW IS SANE.

los ANGELES. Canf. Jan: F-harry
s. Nrw. on trial charged WIN ~" '"";
.arc , " nr"er suffered from d"lus'"aS and
.b"r,. is n" evid~nc" Of any 1nSan'ty al
INV former time. according - IN" "Nt-
,,,orcv ,nday Of nr Louis Weber. lhe
Mid alicnis' called hy n" stat. -,
once wh.h. rAaminlnG New III" WIZ
ness testified. he had sala. COW,
.Drrt vnu know. Harry. you can
"Toctor. I like you and 'alk StrMEh,
from. The shoulder, he qn"l'' aS NV -
s,yynr. Hc said New then anSwefFa
oIIrsir,ns II" had failed 10 answer o'-
fDr,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
300 GERMANS TO
BE PROSECUTED

LONDON. .laI. s.-'Tu" list "f var
criminals iu h" d"mand'G 10y III" allies
fcr trial has D."u considerably revised
ana reduced from hi originally pro
posed lively" hurdr"G {" about three
hundred. according {" the Daily Maj.
1t was th"uEnl better tisr n"W$r';p-
cr adds. 40 demand few against
whom specific serious charges have
lodged than long list. including many
persons rhargrd with light nff"uscs. The
German crown prince and Crown HrlLcc
Ruprrrrht. uf Bavaria remain in tho
list