The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
Cadidate for Congress from
First District
A Four Square Candidate for Congress.
Republican Primaries, August First.

Presenting his case to his neighbors IN an Ell
lent address at Moundsville, July 11th MIR. Pa
oft made his position clear on many lmporta
sues. He was positive and direct in all his stat
ents.
"I am candidate for a representative office and
the people have right to know where stand, and
1 want to assure them that never stand on Do'h
sides of the fence.
1.-THE Republican party is party OF progress and
advancement | shall consider it high honor if
called to assist in working out its program
1.-The adoption of the budget and the step toward
disarmament are strides of progress and economy that
will immortaize the leaders of the present admins
tration."
1--WE wcpt over our soldier boys they marched
away to war and cheercd Justify when they returned;
but we have been dsressingy slow in caring for the
disabled and unemployed, and in showing substantial
appreciation for what they all did In the service
There has been talk apeny, but too little action
81 never could see the reason for drawing art
fetal line between men and women, saying one group
should vote and the other should not. always advo
Gated the removal of that distinction. am glad equal
suffrage Is a TACT
''The recent Supreme Court decision invalidating
orr child labor law calls for a constitutional amend
ment and speedy action to save American childhood
from becoming commodity in the markets Anti
child labor legislation must come
"All LEGISLATION can not be uniformly popular, but
when the majority through their representatives
enact law, it must be respected and the govern,
ment must to it that the constitution ana la" OIL
the land are observed. l would not vote to repeal
law merely because it is violated On the other hand,
| favor enforcement Any other course tends toward
anarchy Until the Eighteenth Amendment and the
law based thereon fully tested there should De
no repeal
''The immigrant to this country should appreei-
ate America enough learn its language and obey It's
laws When he fails to show this appreciation ne
should be deported l favor restricting immigration
70 the minimum until such time every worker now
in America is employed at living and saving wage
1--WE are waking up to the fact that the child is
orr most valuable product. The new maternity law
is long stride of progress Motherhood must be pro-
tected Widowhood and old age deserve tender con-
sderaton and must eventually have government
bounty Equality of opportunity Tor rlch ana poor
alike must become a fact instead of theory.
''The long struggle for just tariff means that
eventually right conclusion will be reached out no
tariff bill will be satisfactory that does not protect
the labor and industry of America from the UNFAIR
competition we would otherwise have with lmpoVer-
ishcd Europe
"Amcrican business has been hampered and CAPT,
tai inundated by many theories ana 1adS ehac'eu
into law The army of so-caed investigators Is an OK
peusvc nuisance Lawmakers Shoulo cr'ui' the a'e
bnsncss concern with average honesty and give 1t
chance to manage its own affairs: In short, favor
President Harding s slogan More business in govern
mcnt and less government in business
1.-The statesman of the future must be person
rbo has lived in the humble walks of life, who knows
hc common touch and who will not forget the needs
of he people when, by the voice OF MS hels
bors he is called to exalted place III the Nalloh'
ris advertisement published Ind friends OF
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