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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-01

10 a. M, whom Rev. Paul R Commit. S. j..
pastor OF the church, will be archpriest
Roy H. j. Quinn. deacon. and Rev. c.
Carroll Kerr, subdeacon Rev. Eugene
Hannah, pastor OF st. Martins Church,
will preach the sermon. After the
give his blessing to the congregation.
Rev. Dillon. who is connected with
ST. Joseph's parish, was born In western
Maryland and came 10 washington when
Ave years OF age He received all his
early education In st. Joseph's Parochial
school, where, after graduating. he en-
tered st. Charles College. and later ST
Mary's Seminary. He served as an altar
boy in the church until he entered college,
His first solemn high mass will be sung
in ST. Joseph's Church at IL o'clock tomor-
row, when Rev. P. ]. O'Connell, the new
" appointed pastor. will be archpriest;
Rev William Cahill. deacon. and Rev.
John j. Callahan of St Mary's Sem
mary, subdeacon. The sermon will be
preached by ono Of the Sulpician clergy
from Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-01

an all-powerful God predicates the
freedom of each and every man.
This teaching in its simplest form,
Lutheran authorities at this date de-
clare. is what the ninety-fve theses
of Luther asserted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-01

THE SHEPHERD OF CAPTIVE
ISRAEL.
Ezekiel, 34.1-31.
Golden Text: Jehovah is my
shepherd; | shall not want
Psalms, 23.1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-01

Gospel Mission,
PA JOHN MARSHALL PLACE NV.
HERBERT W. KLINE, SCPT.
REV. T. r. STICK WILL SPEAK AT THE
MISSION HALL, SUNDAY, Pm. EVAN
GEIIST JAMES NJ BELT WILL SPEAK AT
THE GOSPEL MISSION TENT, sth AND |
\ w SUNDAY. 81 PM
TONIGHT SUPT. KLINE WILL CONDUCT
OPEN AIR MEETING, Az AND u SITS. S.W.
MEETINGS Roth AT MISSION HALL
AND TENT EVERY NIGHT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-01
CHURCH ANNOUN CEMEN I S
EPISCOPAL.

st. Thomas. 18th near Dupont Circle
take Connecticut ave. carr
Holy Communion. and Il.
II. Rector: A Clergyman's Question
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-01
BAPTIST.

Metropolitan s EAr1.s Isr sis asD
JOHN COMPTON BALL. Pastor.
80 .m.-Bible school.
1000 a NJ Congressman Hamlin meets men.
HOO a.Tn.-''rHE MASTER CHRIST.
q: ~ p.Tu--Rright hour for young people.
f.f5 p.m--'-THE GREATEST LABOR DAT
IN HISTORY
Note-Pastor John Compton Ball breaches
morning and evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-01

Git 9Th AND SITS. S.w.-FUTURE To-
OlAln cation 18th and Kennedy SITS. NV.
Sunday school, 9:45 am.
Sermon II a.m-Mr Page McKetchison.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29
DAY OF PRAYER FOR
SUCCESS OF ARMS OF
THE NATION OBSERVED

WASHINGTON, Oct. SIN church
and homes throughout the country
today Americans, led by their presi-
dent, bowed in solemn prayer for sue
cess Of their nations arms. 1t was
the first day of prayer so designated
by n presidential proclamation since
the United States entered the war.
On warshIpS and 1T naval shore sta
tons the day was also observed with
memorial services for the IS sailors
lost in the sinking Of tho American
transport Antilles.
At Central Presbyterian church
kerc the president and Mrs. Wilson
hsarl Rev. DR.. James II. Taylor utter
this supplication:
Remembering always the teach
ings Of Christ. VIC must believe that
our cause at this time ic jEsr. We
pray. therefore. 0 God. that The lib
erty and democracy with which our
nation Is blessed shall be shared with
Peoples less fortunate. even al the
cost of the blood Of our sons. May the
time como speedily when nations,
great or small. powerful or weak. may
be free 10 work out their ideals with
out threat or menace. May We be
part Of Thy agency on earth 10 bring
these BLESSINGS 10 the wOGld.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29
Century-OId Founder
Of Pythianism in This
State Highly Honored

HUNTINGTON. Oct. 2s.--R"r lT.
William aerhardr celebrated hS one
hundredth birthday today. The "ess
VirHiniA Knights of Fythias honoreo
him BY presenting him with loo ~ SH'o
pieces. The presentation was mace oy
Thomas Ray Ollie Of MorEantown. greno
chancellor. A rumber o. grand ioae'
officials were present Or. Gerhardt IS
the father Of the order IN west VIZ
ginia-
Rev. Or. Gerhardt Is the OLDEST mem
Der OF the oldest Lutheran synod in
Amertca-the synod (Ministccium> OF
PennSylyania. This is the seventeen
year Of his entrance into the work CT
the ministry. He II . graduate OF both
the college and the seminary AT GettyS-
burg. He entered the ministry in lSif.
He has outlfved oil his classmates ana
all the alumni prior to his graduation
in 1871, and many snce thenl-. His age
and consequent inhrnity compelled him
to retirement some years ago
Dr.. Bernardo still takes an active In
tersst In affairs. He Is a diligent reader.
His handwriting is still nea, and lestole
and easier Ia read than the average
Younr PERSONS penmanship. DR.. Ger
AardS was reared in the ncighhorhooo
OF Pine Hi. Somerset county. Fa lie
.tauaht school in the villages OF sunny
Nils and Meyers Nil (now Merersdale)
N 1854 and 1885. and has never lost In
,eA3Sst in the affairs Of those comnuni-
ties, although he moved - 1855. having
BEEN a resident OF AorL:nseurg since
that time.
DR.. Gerhardt Is the father Of L. De-
wite Gerhard clerk Of the court at
Nartinaburx. Mrs. Ida Rurkhart Davis.
wife OF D. C. Davis. Cumberland. Is
granddaughter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29
MANY COMMUNITIES
BEGGING FOR COAL
sp-,.. pesra:en to tho Iot.lugencer.

Spr,.. p.srs:ch TO tho Intelngencer.
FAIRM0ET. ". Va. Oct. "
schools First IS the slogan OF the op-
orators in the mining district Of West
Virginia. who are serving the small deal
ers as rapidly as possible under exist
ing conditions. The pleas made for coal
in letters to the various mining COM
panies arc pititul. as the writer's can
not grasp why there should be coal pass
ing through their towns every day or
laying on their switches whilo II is not
available to them. Those familiar with
conditions say that the chances are that
coal passing through the towns or lay
ing on the siding is consigned to lako
trade. but when closely questioned adj
NIT that the handling Of coal and the
supply OF coal cars IS such bung!inE
job that they condone the complaints in
their daily mail.
Tho school board at Evans. W. Va,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29
CAMP lee DESERTER
GIVES Up AFTER FIGHT

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Itrt. "S.--Wil-
liam f.. t'Eununr. alleged dc.crt"r from
TIM. n.T National army training camp a;
Camp Lee. Virginia. who also H. alleged
IL hnr" shot AMI seriously wounded
James Long. Of knnawha TWO Mil" on
last *TiUHy. was captured Icy. II posse "t
l,oli,r aud deputy $h"riffS This morn
lux after Il hattl" which Hustled NOR"
than an hour. pt'nnnur wax tr;Lilcd IN
i,n abandoned hut several miles back III
the hills from his home at kannwhn Two
Mir Armed with IL repeating rifle and
m automatic pistol he fought *tuhhnrn-
". although weak from tw" bullet
wounds sustained when II" escaped from
in; rrliuan Windlc LAT" Friday evening.
When the officers surrounded his hiding
i,la.n this morning. h" saw the futtlity
III the hnttl" and walking /" tn" yard
threw away his guns and gave himself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29
CONFIRMATION IN
WARWOOD CHURCH
BISHOP DONAEUE ADMINISTERS
sAcREmNT TO CLASS JESTER
DAY AFTERNOON.
Seventeen Girls and Sixteen Boys Are
Confrmed-otherN News Of Warwood
and Vicinity.

The sacrament Of confirmation was Id
minist"rcd In elias s"f thirty three
chldren--scvrntre girls ana sixteen
hoyS. in tho Corpus Christi church At
WRrwoud yesterday afternoon. I'll" i'm
prcSsivc sacrament was administered ~
tho H E:ev. Bis&"r l.. j. llnnnhur. as
sisted hy 4 Number Of III" clergy "r
Wheeling.
Tho class entered III" church i"G Hy
two sisters % -. .IoSr.ph% r.'NvrHt. Kew.
Francis RoSs:,Jnn WIS master az core
monies. and Rev. Fathers FnG"n" OF st.
Alphons,I.. I. j. Browne Of 81. .Ios"ph's
Cathedral. and T. !. tiilscuam. pastor Of
tho corpus Chris; church. sore his as
sStants.
Tho following il the list of thosr con-
flrm"d:
Dorothy Mary Strong.
Clara Mary Ross.
f;"r!rrd" Teresa rnuwcl.
Loretta Mary Lorr"Sti.
Emma Elizuh,.th Nrrt'H"!.
Ursula T"rcSr Singer.
Helen Teresa Murphy.
Mary RahIrH Ilnru'.
annie Mary BOSNIAN
Ellen Mary n'Ecri".
Mary Elizabeth Rita Singer.
Anna Mar Gable.
Martha Mary Good
Hns.lln Mnry lsasinan
Mario Elizabeth Davis.
rncClia Mary Strong.
William Joseph TrnchCut.
Ia:n"s Joseph OErian.
Bernard Peter 0'i!ricn
John Joseph Murphy.
Ralph Joseph K"ighl"r.
Grnrg" Joseph rr;Ku.-
John Joseph EInmcri.
Raymond Joseph Montgomery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29
NOTABLE PATRIOTIC SERMON
PREACHED By CARDINAL GIBBONS

BALTIMORE Oct. 2S.-"The para
mount duty of American citizens in the
present crisis is hearty and loyal
obedience to the constituted authorl-
tics" declared Cardinal Gibbons IN
sermon on Loyalty to Country. whlcn
! he delivered In the cathedral here To-Day:
| "Br slow tn criticize" the CardinaI
! continued. "Rcmcmbor that you view
tho situation from one angle: your ruiz
rrs contemplate II fron various angles.
. They have. lights and sources of infor-
nation that arc closed IN you Your
Judgment OF tho ndmniStTation ana
your criticism OF their official acts
should bc always suhordnatcd To gen
erous and who,rsolcd submission 10
rhojr rulings. 1t is theirs 20 com
n,and: 1t Is yours to obey.
! "And In manIfcsting Your loyalty 10
! your country. you will no pursuing a
sacred and honorable course, anu yo"
Will bc following the '2"#r!ahic IRA
. ditions If your fathers from the lon'ioa-
= ton Of tho republic.
q 81 thank Cod that We live in cnun-
try where liberty IS granted without
license and authority Is exercised Will
out despotism, where the government
holds over us the acSis OF us pro'eG-
lion without Interfering with the Nou-
given rights CT conscience.
."Thc United states has succeeded IN
solving the difficult problem OF recon
Cling legitimate authority with mar
vidual Freedom We hnVo no union DC
tween church and state. But this does
not imply any anthE0ntsm between inc
TWO powers. Church and state nmioa-
bly, move in parallel lines. helping one
. another in their respective field or
, labor. ..,,
"Thc question Is often asked: VIII
! the republic endure I have firm ana
IN abiding fnith In the .perpctuitY 81
! tho nation. She has successfully wealth
cred many n tumultuuuS tamrcst In tho
past and with Gods help. she Will tr'-
unnphantly ride over the storms thar
now aSsail her.
| But IL our country with her slnr-
ious institutions is to survive, her sur
! vival must rest on stronger OASIS
than on the genius of our statesmen
; the wisdom OF our laws, and the patrl-
; otism Of orr people. IF she IS 10 en-
dure she must stand on tho eternal
: principles OF truth and justice and
righteousness. She must rest on de-
vout recognition Of mn evcr-ruling
; Providence who has created all things
by His power. governs all things Ivy
His wisdom. whose guiding hand directs
; out whom not even a bird can fall TO
the ground. Our hope for the future
welfare OF the country must rest on
DOWNRIGHT honesty in our dealings with
other nations"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29
BROOKE COUNTY FAIR
SCORES BIG SUCCESS;
PRIZE WINNERS NAMED

WELLSRTHG, ". Va. Oct. "S.--The
third annual Brooke county fair WAS the
greatest of all given in tn" county. The
number OF exhibits and the variety. and
the great scope. embracing every indus
try In the county. WAS greater than ever
before. The display was made III the
city building. and The live Si"ck OIL Main
street. between Si~th ana Seventh.
Among the fcatur" exhibits WAS one
from the LaBcue Iron works. showing
the products of their coke ovens. The
Crystal Petroleum Company displayed a
miniature Of Il casing head gasoline max
Ing plant, electrically Operated. These
excited great curiosity. Tn" displays
from tho rural districts were numerous
ind cuula in"u all manner OF farm pro-
ducts dried fruits and canned vegetables.
Thousands visited the fair saturday.
despite the rain. until the closing hour
at 2 y. M.
Speaking at $3.50.
At $50 tn. prizes were awarded in the
court house auditorium. Supt. r. A. Bur
ton, presided and introduced lion. II. t.
Ogden. who spoke for thirty minutes on
patriotism and the Lihcrt? bonds. MIR.
Ogden was followed by Clarence Myrr
and John Lindsay. from CAMP Lee. Va.
who Iold Of the work 4; IN" camp and
rnadn plra for the Liberty bonds.
Chairman Il. \. Burt announced that
the county had subscribed at that tim"
s4S.@50 In Liberty bonds and that the
total would go over tn" half million
mark.
Tho following standing WAS announced
10y the Judges of the fnl''
Standing Of SrhunlS--WcllS. Beech
Bottom. L"iflrr. Hammond Bethany.
henderson, Locust Grave. Lewis. Brooke
! Valley. Gls;, Palmer and Buchanan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29

prays for fuel, saying that there has
not been n car of coal consigned to tina;
town in 1917. and explaining that no
wood ~ available. D. L. Hawkins. OF K:
+. y. No. l. OF Sandyvilln, ". Va, writes
begging for coal and signs himself u
member OF the board Of education. Thor
are hundreds of such letters on Tho
desks Of West Virginia operators.
Tho cur supply In the FaIrmon,-
Clarksburs region last week was the
worst known in the history nf that min
ing district DIR. II. A. Garfield, fuel ad-
ministrator. promised TO take II up with
the Baltimore & Ohio and President VII
lard OF that road promises to remedy
things. but he has made so many prom
ises before that operators are still wur-
ried
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29

who have been distributing the food
pledge cards. will go over the same
ground today for the purpose Of collect
ing the cards that they left in the homes
for the housewives to sign. last week
II !s hoped that Warwood will come 10
the front in this way Of aiding the food
administration as she did In the Liberty
Bond campaign. which was so success
ful. The residents Of Warwood arc tais-
ng an interest n this matter and seem
Wiling to do their part In everything
that confronts them.
The rural district schools have closed
their campaign. which was rs successful
as the campaign in this city Is expected
to be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29
Speaks a Good Word for Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy.

4 good report OF her experience IN
the use of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy as follows: 1T has been
used BY myself and family for
lumber OF years for colds and coughs.
I also gave it to my granddaughter
aged three and n half years when
she had Group last winter. 1t broke
up the attack at once. have recon-
mended Chambecla;'.'~ Cough Remedy
to many of nv friends and neighborS
who have used 1t with equally good
results" Obtainable everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29
Cnpid-Warwood Game.

Yesterday on tho Twenty-slxth street
Fairgrounds. the game between the War
wood 4. e.. and tho Cupid y. G. w3ls an
interesting and exciting game and Wit
messed 10y large crowd Of rooters
for both 1rams. Although the Narwood
lads have bccn successful In their re-
cent playa. they went down in defeat
yesterday with tho score credited 10 The
Cupid eleven at SO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29
GOOD FOE FAIRMoNT

FA1RMONT. W. Va. Oct 2S.--Conr-
plete reports from city banks made to-
night Indicate that the city OF Fairmnn'
exceeded her Liberty loan quota Of 81
2TG.5"0 by sS45.5S0. the amount for the
total number nf bonds heinz 'IiSpoScI
Of being s2.122.400.
The total subscriptions in Marion
county amount 20 s.. JG5.S50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29
Alfred Joseph Teachout
Thomas Joseph Cox.
Thomas Joseph Manion.
Howard Joseph Ncighley.
George Joseph Kramer.
Eugene Paul Fitzpatrick
Daniel John Davis.
Kenneth Robert Teachout.
Warwood High vs. Cumberland.

Although the Warwood high school
went down In defeat at the football
game on Saturday afternoon. on the
South Warwnnd grounds, the local boys
put up n good tight. The score was 81
in favor or the New Cumberland lads.
The game was played in the downpour
of rain and on n very muddy field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29
Enworth League Meeting.

There will be meeting Of the Of
floors or the local f;pworth League Of
Tho Methodist church NJ the home OF
Mrs. Roy Warf Of Center Warwood. this
evening at which all of tho members OF
his league nre expected 70 be present
Various matters relative 10 this league
will be under discussion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29
CAN'T PICK TIE APPLES
TO Thr InIclllErNCcr

Special To Thu IuIclligcrC"r
kEYSER. ". Va. Oct. @S.--ThcT" are
manE app!ca yet on the trees IN tins
section. AZ tho Alki-c orchards sew
cral thousand bushels remain Ia IT,
picked. Tho company pays 81 n day
for piCkarS. yet can not yet sufficient
labor TO harvest the crop. Many school
boys have joined tho army OF pickers.
working all day Saturday, on which
there is no school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29
Collect rax.s IN south w.rwood.

Town Treasurer D. L. Pool will be sta
TONED al 334 South Warwood avenue.
beginning Monday. for tho purpose OF
collecting taxes In the southern part Of
the town.
Tho taxes have been collected in tho
North and Center Warwood during the
past three weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29
"rommv Sims oircus- Postponed.

The circus performance which was TO
have been given by the elementary de-
partruent of the Christian church this
evening. has been postponed until to-
morrow evening Tho postponement Is
due to the failure Of the arrival OF
some Of the circus equipment which is
to be used in the performance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29
OHIO NEWS
8peeial to The Intalligencer.

8oecisl to The Intalligencer.
- OLYMPUS. O., Oct. 2S.-FederaI
Enel Administrator Garfield at Wash
snrtcn was advised by Senator Atlss
PoruSrerle today that the state ntliele1
rcornnafssion knew Of $4,000 cars OF coal
astsndtnx idle on sidings In this state.
Srhe senator recommended that they D
moved at once.
: According to the information given o5
lfhe commission, some OF the cars when
rare consigned TO consumers over the
state have been standing on side tracks
.s.3srr northe. Tho $4,000 tons Of coal
they are said to contain. the senator
pointed out would go long way TO-
yards relieving the shortage In this
state. State officials declare that I'M
less the cars are moved to their des-
tfnations and empt.ed. there will not be
enough cars to haul the consignment Oh
coal Monday from Ohio. PennsytVania
and west Virginia mines to Ohio and
Michigan consumers.
CLEvELAED-Ftre. caused 100000
loss in B. r. Bakers retail clothing
store.
PoRTSMoUTH-Fire Chief Geo.
~Eoerner has resigned and ht'een ure'
men have been suspended.
rrns killed and her husband and son
badly hurt when street car struck
their automobile.
BELLEFONTAINE-T Ohio State
Protective association. after selectih,
Green Springs as the meeting pince 10:
next year and subscribing fer $500
worth Of Liberty Bonds. adjourned at
}:e Center today.
SPRINGFIELD-M-s. Florence D.
|Richard of Columbus. was rejected
president OF the Ohio Toran'- Chris.
tian Temperance union.
TOLEDO-A big lot Of beet sugar was
received In this city today.
sDAYToN-Mrs. Harriet Taylor Up
ton Of Warren, has been reelected presi-
dent OF the Ohto Suffrage association.
FOSTORIA-Tte Northwestern Ohio
Veterinary Medical association Is IN ses'
sion here
TOSTORIA - The Deisel-Weimcrt
Cigar company increased its employees
wages ten per cent and urged all to buy
Liberty Bonds.
sPR1NGF1ELD-Edvard When. ono
Of tho leading merchants OF this city.
=; Is dead In New York.
. MANSFTELT>-CsinK her apron as .
signal Mrs. Thomas Lake succeeded In
Tagging a fast Toledo and Pittsburgh
passenger train on the Pennsylvania iinc
near Toledo Junction today. before f.
could crash into a wreck OF freight
cars on q siding that had broken loose
:; ard piled up on the msin track
Mrs. Lake resides on q farm. in tho
vicinity.
woOSTER-E'Eht persons who sang
IN the United Presbyterian church shoir
IS years aso sang at one OF the CEN
Sstnnial services yesterday.
, FTSDLAY-Ralph Harris. aged 3. fell
In cietern and vas drowned.
COLUMBUS GROVE--Tnhn Reg has
served "a years in the state farmers
institute.
MISUNDERSTANDING from a Hal.
1QWeen party. relatives found that Lo.
Kan Howell. aged sS. III. had hanged
himself
FINDLAY-Secr'o men on the Nickel
Plete line have struck FOR q 20 per
cent increase in wages.
NELSCNTILLE-Bet 20 and ?;
mines IN this vicinity were Idle today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29

Mrs. J. Lutes OF Niddlebourne spent
the week Pend at the home Of Superin-
tcndent and Mrs. A. L Gregg. on War
wood avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29

due to q break down OF tn electric plant
which supplies electric current TO opc7
ate the mining riachines. Two thousand
men employed in the mines are affected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29

Teachers to Collect Food Pledges.
The teachers Of tho Warwoou schools
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-04
GIRLS CAN DRINK
8 0CK 7 ALL 6
IF UNESCORTED
TT II SHE HAS COMPANY"
TIE CALIFORNIA LAW
DOES NOT OBTAIN

San Francisco, Jan 4 How many
cocktails can woman drink without
feeling the need Of guiding hand2
Police Commissioner James Woods
says three. And because Woods also
is manager Of fashionable St Fran
ca hotel his Judgment has caused con
sternation among the ladies who pat
ronize the 81 Francis lounge room
one of the most favored cocktail sta
tions.
Woods has fixed three cocktails as
the scientific limit members OF the
fair sex will be permitted to consume
at one sitting II unescorted There is
much indignation at the sex discrm
nation
But the Woods edict promises to
create a new demand for escorts
While three cocktails are deemed the
discreet limit of lone woman, the
mere presence of an escort abolishes
the limit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-04
MEERSCHAERT TO
S0JOURN IN CUBA

Rt Rev Theopile Meerchaert Cath
olic bishop OF Oklahoma, win leave
next week for Cuba, where ne will
remain sometime with the hope Of
beniftting his health, according to
Rev Father Deyaer, the Catholic
priest at Newlirk and Chilocco Bish-
op Meerchaert, who is a native OF
Belgium, has the distinction of hav--
ing been decorated by the Belgian
king, Leopold. The king and Nicer
chaert were school boys together in
Belgium. ~