The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
Kanlinski Case May 90 10 Jury Tomorrow Afternoon

ot .iss rr"rcr'" and values,
bat =: necessity waste must ari does
occur do 10. rrrSu-1 the Dem ocrsro
administration for 80 money x spent
in all necessary efforts. I DO rot be"
srudge II one S!;.-." 2Cr'% necessary
fo- tho UNFOLDING o. American honor.
And. rc. II this coUrtr.' h"d been pre-
-arcd: y the Democratic Administers"
ton had realized TIC ncco :s.ty for pre-"
narration before re "c-c drawn into tho
War, then I do cha'rr7 that millions OF
dollars ID have hrcn saved. and that
thousan % Of Amcr.can boys who now
steep beneath the po7pies OF france
would be among their loved ones 1t
home The Republican party has =
RICH. 70 ceusure the Democratic Admin
;strai.ou for money unnecessarily vast
ed and 'ectlv chargeable 10 the lack
90 busine efficiency. Why. my fell"
low citizen u will take fifteen years,
a. tie rate Of a billion dollars q year.
70 pay that part Of the public debt which
IS directly charseab!o 70 Democratic
waste. fraud and corruption.
And without becoming eatangled In
the slightest degree with the nations OF
the Old World. and without being drawn
into their political disputes. President
Harding and Secretary Hughes called
the Arms Conference. which met at
Wa shIngton n November. 1921. This
Conference was presided over by Nj.
Hughes and IN response 10 Americas
proposal the other great maritime ma
tons 81 the world agreed 70 . reduc-
ton Of their naval ornaments. This IN
Itself will mean great saving TO the
taxpayers OF this country and will
mean 4 real peace with other nations.
The Ex-Serv1ee Man
Just L word upon til!s subject. Many
TeoHl: insult the Intelligence and tho
loyalty % the nations defenders by mis-
representing their attitude, and also by
suppressing the facts. TIE Republican
party ca nc into control OF congress IN
November. 1918: Sine. that time and
Up to and taflud!ns July /, 1888, the
United States has expended for TIE e1- |,
service men % -he World war the sum |!
IF 1888. s54.3s5. The presen, congress
has made the initial Appropriation cs
s4fs.053,Si3 for the use Of the veterans
bureau. This. IS almost sI0o.0o0,9o0
more than the total appropriations for
the war department or the total ap-
preparations for the department OF tho
interior. II Is slc1.0oe.o0o more than
congress appropriated FOR the navy de-
partmeHt July I, 1922, the records dis
hospitals, located In every section OF the
United States, for e1-service men. with
capacity OF 2s,412 beds, 1871 OF
which were at that time unoccupied.
The government IS pa wing n million dol
lars A day in cash. including Sundays,
as compensation 10 disabled ex-service
men or their dependents. More than
4 million ex~serv!ce men have been e1-
a.nined TO ascertain X they should have
hospital or medical treatment Thirty
thousand ex-serv!ce men are now reoeiv.
Ing such treatment and 100000 ex-
service men have entered the vocational
training and an additional 10000 have
been declared eligible to receive It.
The government. without any cost Of
administration 70 the ex-service man,
Is carrying on today An Insurance bust
ness for over 100000 soldiers Of the
World war, and Republican congress
made y possible FOR all ex-serv!ce men
who had permitted their policies to
lapse 70 re!nstate them at any time
prior to March 4, 1925. The Democratic
party did nothing for the ex-service
man. The former administration uni
formly Ignored the!r requests. The Re.
publican states Of the north have appro-
priatcd 33sS,ooo,0oo II cash bonuses
20 the ex-serv.ce men. The Democratic
states have done no such thing, not
even for The ex-serr!ce men Of their
own communities. The. Democratic
SOLID South" IS against tire ex-service
man. And IN those states where tho
Democrats exclusively control. absolute
iy nothing has been done To- sim. The
position % the wilson administration
was the pos.tior now taknn by the
Democratic SOLID South" Il Is char
scter!s;.c Q. the Democratic party to
80 trea: the soldiers % the nation, as
the Civil war veteran can abundantIy
testify and the Span!sh-Amer.can war
veterdl can corroborate.