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The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-25

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The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-25

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 Gas boat on lake for hunting parties See French Paul. 112w
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-25
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29

v9ommt, Samnita," ordngte Sa'
rob Ieiie, .pir pOaen ornIBen uber'
Ieaen, mas 3u tlln it,"
QopfidiitteInO 9ebordtc Der
Nanl, aber iie gingeH riidp1rts CUR
S0ble hinaus, 0cn Bid beiorgt arl
Motabel geriftet, ipeil iie 9Iaubten,
bos arme @eib iei perriidt gefpcr'
ben. Iit einem Seui5er Der Or
IeidJterune blieb Sarab oranBen ite'
BEN.
.@iBt Sbr mas, Samaita," iagte
Iie, iia letter in ibr SutJ pidelno,
lid mag nit Der gan3en Seidiflte
niftS gu idafien baben. 5 lit nitt
aQes in ser Reib, gIaubt mir'Sl
gntmeOcr bat Der SOnaS mas lin.
re6t's getan ooer Die Natubel bat
ZEN geritano pcrloren. Ser Sonas
mag ieIbit suieben, mie er iertig
miro - i'd mild mid nidt binein."
.Mir it's redt,", itimmte So
malta bel. rSeit er oomaIs bel
Der Sauf' in iciner HeO' iiber uus
bcraefaaen iii, fam id) i'm MINI.
rler Ieiocu. Nag Die Ratabei
bleiben, no lie it,"
.Sbr miiBt Dem Sona5 aud nid)t
iugen, baB mir tie ~9eiunoen baben."
rShon rett!"
Sic itcden 9eiO' in elmer b0ien
Saut uno 5 miro iid)er nod mas
gcben. ga it's beiier, man lit
blau3."
.9aS mein id audi" nidte Sa.
malta lmo foIgte ibr Ian9iam mad,
aIs iie oen Hiifpeg antrat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29
XVIII. 9lui Der Sludt,

XVIII. Auf Der Sludt,
G5 oauerte cine geraume @eile
bis Ratabel snf ser ltnterreOun9
nit Sarab &ocliiie lire grregung
befGmpit bate, INNER nieoer filrt)'
tete tie, Sonus peroe fommen u1o
lie gum Ieuberjten treiben. Sbm
folgen ooer linn treipiQig Oas Gino
au5Iieiern lpollte Tie altf feiten 6ull,
modten al1d) ale 8eiese Der @elt
ol1f ieiner Seite iteben. Natiirlid
fcnnte Tie nid)t in Der S0ble blei'
ben; lie muBte iu6en, cine Inter
tunit gu iinoen uno lid ibren Sc
bcuSunterbalt 81 Uer0ienen.
Slber uui pelfle @eiie?
gs iieI ibr ein, Dor penigen ga.
gen gebort gu baben Sames Col
pus, Der 9adbar oes alien Simon,
babe ieine bisberige Wto90 Sulie
fortgel6ift, lpeiI iie nadIaiii9 un0
beimIi9 Dem Irunt ergeben mar.
8iellei6t lobnte eS it6, bort an5u'
fragen.
Ser 2anopirt uno feline Eotter
BouD gaIten in Der llmgegeRo fir
iebr gutmiitige 2eute, lie pitrOen
iid)er irob iein, cine 10 tiiAtige 4r.
beitsfraft gu g%epinnen.
8ie Der @~rtriufenoe an ben
StrobbaIm, 10 flummerte Iid Rata'
bel an Die M0gIitfeit, in ienem
Sauie elm Idiieenoes Cad au finoen,
uno 10 mafte lie Iif in friiber Ior'
genitunOe auf ben @eg, oaS rubig
ihIaienoe &inO i'm Nrm.
guS lie Den Sol betrat, traf lie
SameS Golpus gum Ius9eben &C.
riiltet.
gr mar elm unterieBter, etpaS for.
puIenter Mann nit fu6Srotem Saar
uno nift iiberm6Big intelligent aus
iebenoen Siigen. Seine SOtter
glit Inn in mand)er 9e5iebuno,
Qber ibr breites, iommerIproIIiges
8oQmono8geIidt nit ben Waiier'
6lauen augen uno Dem 9artaniat
on Der SberIippe mar entidieoen
nod bGBIi6er aIs oas ibres gaters.
Sic rG,llnte chen oas Griibitiids'
gei6irr meg, ais iie San1eS GoIpllS
miartfen b0rte:
.Nb, 6a lit ia bic &uSrciBerinI
81, ci, 5rau Sinf, mas Itcut Sbr
on? 9oS gauge 9orf iud)t Gltf, uno
MN taltd)t Sbr bier ouil"
SD m06t' guh bitten" tam
rrelte MotobeI perIe9en, lid lab
gcb6rt, Sbr bruuf)tct cine Wtago,
Ga moQt' ib mid anbieten. Irbei.
ten fam i6, oas miBt Sbrl i'd
tpiiro' altf 9lQea gut ~periorgen uuO
luGr' nit ieoem 2obn 5uirieOen."
Sauses Golpus legte Die SdnOe
Quf ben 9tiiden. nSm", meilte er
te0G6tig, nOaS flingt allies iebr
iG0nL aber mas wiiroe Der Sumter
ra5u iagen?"
80, i6 geb nidt mebr 6u SonaS
3uriid," erfIdrte @atabel beitimmt.
8oat Sbr mid nift nebmen, 10
rueroe id Don Sol 81 Sol %panOern,
bis i6 elm 8las6en finOe, mo- i4
ebrliG mein @rOO ~peroienCn fam"
ySd m0tt' @ut iton baben,"
entgegnete Golpu$ uno multerte tie
nit moblgefdaigen gliden, uWeiB ia,
ME tiid)tig Sbr ieio. 9o9 mas
fongen mir nit Dem Sumter an? Sd
geb0re CUR 8oliaei unO Oa Nari id
Or6 einem Waune nidt iein @eib
obipenitig MAIDEN. limo ME niro's
NIT Dem ain6? 8out Sbr ibm oa5
laiien?"
nGiemals!" preBte @atabeI Der.
Dor.
Golpus iiberlcgte.
.Sm," belnerfte er enOlit, vtuenn
ids aud riSfieren niirOe, in Elm
paar Gagcn friegtet Sbr bod Seim.
ipeb unO lieit mir oapon. Die 8pi.
Der itno gae TO-"
SD ni6t," periid)erte @otubel
eiirig, ~llebrigens Sbr f0nnt ia
ci1cn Sontraft nit mir MAIDEN, oui
! feds o0er 5p0If Monate."
~8aS miro mir Der uiisen, uenn
Hbr nidJt nal oen Ghcfontraft hal.
tet?"
! ~9en bdtt' ld) bis gum SoSe treu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
Tuesday, August 10, 1920.
GOLD AND THE GOLD
DOLLAR

By law Tho dollar contains -32-
grains OF pure gold so that an ounce or
, gold has the value Of 2n.61 dollars
From this stardard valu" ot N" gold
dollar its purrhasiuE power Is 10 be
differentiated. K cannot be determined
by legal dicturn. h,t IS subject % the
general laws OF supply and demand.
The leSserinS OF the gold coins purchas-
ting power on tho one hand and the legal
standard Of its gold contents on the
io,her have brought about the Get"r1ora-
ZION Of the gold metal as natural CON
sequence While all other goods and all
other metals. Including silver. have risen
IN price the value OF gold has remained
,unchanSed II cannot rise. because for
2ns7 dollars according 20 law. an ounc"
o. gold is 70 DO had. On the su7poSiuon
that sinSe the outbreak OF the world
war the prices OF all commodities have
doubled In price on an average. tho Hur-
chasing power or the exchange value OF
gold has been diminished hy on"-hat,
The fact that the L. $. holds about
ore-.hirri OF all the gold in the world.
shows tho plight 81 other countries IN
this respect. In most Of them tho gold
standard exists only in the Imagination.
The value or their paper money Nu"'u-
ates with the confidence IN their ability
10 paw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
ANOTHER MIsFIT SHOWN UP

Again there - nccl sion 70 CALL atten-
ton 10 the desultoriness OF the present
administration. On the third da% or
September the Jones shipping bill iS ~
take effect, ard the state department an
nounTes that il il an inpossioility. until
that date 10 harmouize the existing
twenty. with the provisions ot m"
.Jones law. STh!s law aims n encouras"
american shipping BY reducing duties
on goods Imported in American bottoms
and by discriminating consular fees. at
The expense. OF course. CS other SNatar-
ing nations. II Is quit" obvious that
those vii! not readily submit 70 such
IN iurv. especially as they arc Suaran-
tsed the same treatment "a the Cnttea
States BY these treaties.
To make the nev Nav effective. one ~
two things must he done. Either thHs"
treaties must be ahToEated. or We must
persuade tho governments affected 70
consent 10 the necessary changes In me
treaties. The state department hesitates
70 do the former knowing that reprisals
would Re inevitable almost which per
hars would do damage greater than the
benefits exrectnd from the now law. To
persuade these nations 70 make conces-
.ions At their own expense. presupposes
altruistic tendencies not shown by our
selves in this matter and could not be
arranged by wire. but would require
tedious correspondence.
There has been as yet no exhanG" ~
notes on the subject but many protests
from foreign shippers. The bill was
pending FOR many months. but the stat"
department paid no attention to II: Il
should at least have insisted upon being
given sufficient time to remove the OBJ
stacles 20 It's enforcement. We have
again exposed ourselves unnecessarily
10 international criticism. Harding CAV"
utterancs to great truth IN saying Il
was high tims that We get again a
government OF co-ordlnatsd activities
and cordial co-opert!On.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
OUR CIRCUIT JUDGES

Tho Rcruh.lcaue - tho F'IrSr Judicial
disrr,c, VII today r"H0w'nai" Judge z.
" Addloran md Tudr" ]. r. Somm"r-
Vile. This Is n gratifying and aItog"'h-
c- rra!xoworthy sv'd"nc" Of I'm" public
spirit Judge Sommerv''la has enjoyed
the unusual and very high co'nr,'m"nt
II a nomination for position on n"
Circuit bench ny members oS tho oppo-
SITE party Tho nomination originally
came 20 him unsough'. and ~ mark
Of the conridcnc" ard esteem - tho
.c,cmbers 81 the bar and ~ N" citizen
ship Of this community. HIS r"non'tna-
ton. after TWO years OF service. mas boon
tus,ised BY his record on N" r"n"h.
Judge Addlcman has also mar" con
spicuously crrd''ahl" record ard ms re-
sanitation likewise VIII 10 deserved
recognition Of highly useful work. Tho
Judiciary Of tho First District has. Cor
many years. been exceptional in rhara"-
ter and ability. and tn" citizenship ~
this circuit are 20 be congratulated On
LhavinE two judges who continue so nd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
RIPPING RHYMES
suPERFIUITIES
BY WALT HAsoN

7 am always making payment IN
the things do not need. furbe lows
and gorgeous ra!msnt. rubber tires
on which SO speed: 10 IN" village
shops I'm going. every day. with
eager tread. useful. shining kopecNs
blowing for all kinds of gingerbread.
And as round the town I'm ti!vvInE.
throwing money to tn" birds. I de-
rounct the cost Of living IN eXcori-
ating words Nothing cheap IN price
Will suit me-. costly things | must
demand. or fear my friends would
hoo, ne. as they prance in gar
ments grand. For all kinds "f
gem sand rubies they have blown
the minted bones. and they look on
folks az boobies who don't c!ank
with precious stones. We arc All
blamed fools together. buying junk
whose pr,ce is high. Needless Of the
RAINY weather that will hit US by
and By. And while daily. hourly
giving exhibitions OF the klnd.
denounce tho cost Of living As
graft that's most uuktnd. When W"
Ru regain our senses and just buy
tho things we need. simple duds
and picket fences. hay and bread
and nutmeg seed. cutting out the
pomp and splendor and the str'r'S
whore "barga!nT' bloom, thlting
down the legal .tender-H. c. |" VIII
sea its doom. Iabor'S busy making
motors when II should be making
plows: let us soon. on men and
voters. brush the cobweos from our
prOws
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
Our Daily Story
THE R1sE OF RALYARDs JmB.

Paper, sir? Paper Paper" cried
l!ttlA HalyardS Jibb, his bright, newly
scru obed face shining like the fac" or
an Niger hero.
Wall. d"n't know as I do. an ]
don't know but | do. replied tho lanky
man ne addressed. BE they cny news
on. yes sir, All about the eight
school teachers found floating on raft!
All about Stauucey Dumbell running
away with the cook and Mrs. Dumbell
STAYING home with the iCcman"
Wall. mats right interestsn. must
admit Be that ailr"
oh, no sir, All about little Rollin
Stone being abducted by four strapEe
women In an auto truck! All about
Mrs Hyphen-Mushs $4nn.oO0 diamond
soup ladHl being stolen"
"Yo don't tell me- An he that all
That's ALI tho big headlines. sur. *
rept about tho mayor swallowing n
peach stop" Paper. str?"
We'll. no. You've gone and rold NJ
all the news now, sonny. an a r0p"r
couldn't hardly be no us" {" me-.
ProftinG by this experi'nc" !ittl" Hn'r-
ards Jibb, by forever keeping his mouth
shut and volunteering no information
Eratuitously. rose 20 be the president
OF Erca, Iollypop factory before ne
vas seventy.
(TomOrrcw-Don't miss The sure
Shot" a tale Of love and ladies. Road
how Drophau Smudge was the best OF
them alb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10

In Japan THIS warning Of the bankers
was Unheedcd. with IL" result thHt
credit EXPANSION PASSED IN" 6anES r
Nigh; wsll proht by that experience.
Talk Of a panic IS idle and unwar-
rant"d. 4 pane Canot com" until ""
have reached the limtt 90 our credit
which has not yet happened
There is. of course. necessity FOR
having reserves upon witch T. hd>'
credits. If this had been don" y"ai
ago Il would not have been necessary
70 Apply the brakes with 50 much viEoT.
II j difficult to Couv.Dra III" workers
the farmers. Tho johNers. ""d cen some
bankers. whose receipts wNr" large. '&at
economy Was adEisahie. as IN" vision Of
unHr'v everyone was snU; G." ~ ~"
luminous wall of prosperity" hat ~
do not AntiCiuat" financial catHStroTh"
because the prepa ration which has been
going on viii prevent Il
The vital factors IN III" present sta
alton are credit, transportation. labor
and production. and The cGu ':hr'um
which should be maintained between
thes" has been upset. cheap C-e3lt IS
an illusion. W" urge the necessity for
tim" and paG"nc" IN working out the
solution Of the present difficult siiua-
The outstanding fac: N connection
with 'hc business situation tn" world
over IS u" rApihity and un"Nper'rdn"sS
with which changes occur. Fr'"r 10
1914 We had grown accustomed - about
the same course Of events one year
" Now {, is decidedly different. III"
conStancy with which now problems
have been injected into business and
the arccntuat!on Of old problems hal"
resulted in a great deal ~ vital taIk
about the immjNenc" Of panic. tn"
prediction is Unfortunate and unwar-
ranted.
There ara differences between cond!-
tions ~ 1893 and conditions in 1920.
We must not MAKE the mistake Of
thinking tina: because We have IN" feh-
oral Rescrv. Tan%S ue can 20 on en-
handing without limitation. The object
in creating these institutions was IN
assist Legitimate business. not to Foster
undue EXPANSION or speculation. IN fact
,hay w,r" designed partly as steady
ing fgrtri.
!, vas tho intention that They shout
| call halt when necessary To correct
: situation that might be getting un-
healthy. and they were MISC intended rs
! a resource 70 which the individual ha nke
| could srrty for h"lp IN meeting IN" sca-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
DELEGATES SELECTED

At a meeting last night of tho FL
wood Circle. Ladies' of the -. \. r.
held at the home Of Miss Virginia Hall
on South Market st<oet. delegates were
selected 90 represent tho orEaniZat ton
at the thirtv-lh!ri annual national con-
.yrntIon which will hc hold a. Indian
spolis. Ind septic mhor " - the 18th.
winch WILL = is expected. hc on" or tho
largest conventions hold for some years
The Inst convention took plac" ~ 60
MInhuS Delegates VIII" WCr" selected
arc. Mrs John " S'amm. Mrs Anna
Il, lie Torn and Miss NJ Virginia Hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
NOT FAR OUT OF TIE WAY

When did the editor or n" Fairmont
West VErg!niau get drink over IN
Belpre? Or is he slightly mixed IN
his geographic II" says.
"icorca White uf Marietta. o.. newly
appointed Democratic national commit
toe chairman. has arrived in New York
70 take charge Of national head1uar-
tors. Mr. White may find the big city
very interesting. coming as he docs
from one Of thos" small hat pr"mn"nt
rlacrs IN Ohio. Until short time AK"
Marietta was famous as An oasis just
across The river from farN"rsoIre --
parXSrsburg Sentinel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
n1uEr1ELp AS susnrER RESORT

Some day the cool nights and do
llRh-rul hrCczCs sweet Nelds and noun
tain air mineral water and pleasant
surroundings. VIII be capitalized and
Tl,teNeld Will attract many sufferers
From tho big CsntcrS in summer tim.
Everything that flrst-"las~ summer
resort should have Is here.-Rlucneid
TELEGRAPH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip at the Nations
Capital.

Washington, n. G.. .tuS. H.--Th" POST
office Department. acting upon r'nres-
citations made % i, by t"nCre7sTan
GoorS" NJ Bowers. ordered the cstaG-
lishment Of now poSu orI'"" IN Fucker
county "a he officially known rs Lead
Mine. CLYDE V Hartman has been COM
miss;onrd postmaster there. similar
commission has been issued 70 Frank j.
ponahue. Of Rosebud, ". Va. Elem ~.
kerncv has been designated acting post
master at IIhow, w. Va.
Harold {. Daniels. "t Parsons, w. a"
has entered the Naval Academy at An
napolis n" was appointed a Cad"i anon
M nomination Of senator Suth'riHnd.
Other routine business ~ tho Suthcr
land office. pension awarded :" MIS-
L.. NJ DowlnS, Of WCstcrnpori. at IN"
rat Of $50 month; Application for thc
Discharge from the army Of FElNal" carr
Lowe. or harrisburg. stationed now 4,
Camp pin. y. j.. approved. app.iCa'i"n,'
Ni,J fo~ paSSpnrts for Bernard {. h'd-
herr rr Wclrton. who plans 70 :" u"
t.zrThnsIoyakia and for W. L. fark-
ms Jr. of Huntington. The latter -
rninE to Franc" 20 claim bride. ~"
moi and ruuricd tn" tutur" Mrs. taTk-
ms Ir.. when ne was soldering Win
tho 4 r F. Application f"r pension
for birdie r. colo. Of Charl"sion- 4
Snarish- American. war veteran. Med
wtIh win the Pension. Commissioner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
--ITrD npArR1or1sb1"

N-hen hoy gct night down 70 the
prnsp"c; Of having 10 take their feet
gu, Of the trough some Of these Demo
cratic "patriotS' are not so darned
patriotic. -Fairmont West N!rginlan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10

American trade with Germany now
amounts to about ono hundred million
dollars q year. and IS growing. and Yet
Candidate Cox weeps crocodile tears E"-
cause IL is proposed that IN" tnitef
States declare peace with Germany and
deser; our hard pressed allies. Doesn't
Mr.. Cox know that the war has heen
over nearly two years?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
TWO SIDES TO TT

they ,en us that the early bird
catches the worm. Wei. that ought TO
he good argument for some people
70 advance IN defense Of the habit Of
sleeping until or IN o'clock ~very
morning Pleasant County Leader.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10

mlrab!y IN" Ugh traditions mat haN"
been associated with the Bcn"n in this
circuit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10

OConnor. the leader Of the New York
longshorcmen. has declared for Harding.
Gompers at once says that ONonn"r
speaks not In tho name Of workmen. but
only for himself In whose name docs
Gompers speak when ne endorses Cox:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
RorAR1ANs TO MEET

Tho usuaI weofINE - Iho No'arIans
Will he held today NJ lhr Mcl.ur6 h"t'i.
whore luncheon VIII be served and r
program of 'n'rrret viii NJ offArod
tn" customary number Of Visitors -
expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10

Tho American nations right Of self
Is Of greater interest 20
US than that Of the smaller European
most Of whom have not yet
shown that they are NJ for It.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10

The town Of Gcldfeld in Nevada. has
uoda q census record. too I, shows a
decljn" Of ST. percent in population dur
INK the last ton years. II Is crtdc7t!!
not gold field" any moro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10

Pancho villa has concluded peac" with
Mexico. without the aid OF the League
peace makers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10

Ua,chtul waiting Is a game that can
be played on the Polish frontier as We"
as on the Mexican.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10

4 commission AS postmaster at Board
Trc. " Va has been issued To Marion
N Jacobs. and at Ox!ey. ". Va, 10 Henry
B I.incback An order nh"l!shInG n" post
office al Goodman. M!ngo county, mas
been ISSUED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
COX AND HARDING
Continued FROM Page oneJ

publican Senatorial nomination IS Wal
Ter Brown Of Toledo. Mr.. Brown has
never held public ofricc. but mas mad
positions Of tho highest !mportanc" as
II party official and in the. intorma
counsels Of III" party. tn" third IS Il,
n Wauamakcr. who has for many
years been judge OF the state courts.
AMONG these three It Is possible only
PARTIALLY t. trar" III" connection OF
zach with tn" party organization and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10

Among the late arrivals in WashinE-
ton are the Misses Elizabeth and Folly
Eden. nf Ta-l;crshurG, and Charles W.
Moore, Of ClarkSburG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
Machine Not Aiding willis

Nj Willis might normally he the
beneficiary Of II" party machine. but
-nat appears not Ia he the case. Doubt
less one reason why he has not TINS AID
j. tho fact that tn" stat" machine real
l.inr that Harding is Identified so close
~ with the regular party organization
in this state - eager so far as the
S"natorshlp Is concerned 10 rlacate mat
element III the party which was id"nt,
ned with the old Progressive party and
50 IN" PARTY organization seems N
not too emphatic way. II be supporting
Walter Brown. Brown is decidedly en-
titled to the loyalty Of the members o.
tn" Old Progressive party.
II would h" fair To say that Brown.
not merely In ohio but in the country
las a whole. was one Of tho twenty or
thirty mon who were the principal lead.
,rS Of tho old Progressive party and
tn" principal Confidnnts of Mr. RooSe-
lclt when he was engaged in that en-
tcrprlSe. 1t would probably also be fair
:" say that among these twenty or
thirty men Mr.. Brown WAS ono Of the
most substantial He is a lawyer. able.
thorough. ure-footed, and practical lie
has complete sympathy with the social
and humane programme of tho old Fro
ErcSsiFe party, ana better underStand-
|, ing than many OF the others Of just
now much Of that programme is prac-
Zeal.
Judge Wanamakcr was Progress
sive also hut belonged to the more
iIdgc of Tho ohio courts ne has come
mic tho ruhI,r ava frcG,icniIy through
hur3ipr down minority najnIGne in on
nosiiim,c ~ his fellow. Judges aud in me
dIraction o., friendIincss 10 labor. V'ara
maker was originally elected as an In
drpcndenf and for many wears Ind a
large and Impressive independent fol-
lowing In tho state. In this present
campaign. however. ne Is Handicapped
hy having done in Ohio what Hoover
did i'm the country. He has sacrificed
10 a degree his former independent and
uon-part!san following by formally
Identifying himself with the Rcpuhl-
can PARTY.
RACES Of 1,ocal 1ntsrest
Inc '3N"rh"F>h'p 81 ONO IS %
course, or |"SS interest :" INC PuSilc
OUTSIDE tAe STATE 'hhh INC scha,orsn,p.
Moreover, IN" thrte cahd!ca''S Tor thf
't"puh!ican domination ioT FoNernor
ar" OF re!htif" 'NfnhcSS ana none 81
them would p" Of any especial inrrT-
est TO the outside pubic "uiSiG" Inc
stRl".
The candidhn Tor III" ''cnorra'i'
nomination for senator; who IS prac-
tiCally certain 70 win because n" has
only an urtmr"r'"nt opposition. is Mr..
JuIhn 81 'lh''hh"'' nj JnIl"h Is -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
TALK OF PANIC UNWARRANTED
Fortunately Our Orgy of Expansion and Extravaganza
Stopped With Understanding of Credit Limitation.
By ARTHUR REYNOLDS

Prominent Bank Official and Expert.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
Races of Local Interest

The GoV"rnorShtn of Ohio is. d?
Of less interest 10 tho public
outside the state than tho scnatorship.
Moreover, tn" three candidates for the
Republican nomination for Governor
are of relative CvrnncsS and none Of
them would hn Of any especial inter-
est to TIE outside public outside the