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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-20
pon,,lntton Decreasing.

The population Of the state prison IS
decreasing steadily. it is evident. ana
the prison authorities are thankful Tor
better crime conditions. There were
three mon discharged yesterday. hay
ing completed their sentences.
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rnn.a Or. AcfnrS IN

The Rcd cross Surirty requests that
all persons who have sweaters COM
Ilric. please turn chem IN to hradqulr-
i"rS before Saturday. rs the society
wishes to begin lh"Ir $aCk!nE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-20
Christmas Bonus.

This afternoon from until ! o'clock.
In" Christmas box committee VIII he
stationed Mt tho Carroll pharmacy. Per
sons desiring Ia get Il box should call
nt the pharmacy between these hours.
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Dies in iowa.

William MCt'iran. former resident OF
this section. and we'll known here. Is
dead IN Iowa. y card WI, received ny
his niece. Mrs. Annie Cats. Of Tenth
street. stn;,uE that he passed away on
Thursday. Inf'rmiiirs Of cid age caused
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Police Court.

Mn. plain druak$ faced h!s honor.
M:,yur .u:!:inH at n" lI"r"'nr session
ur pul:c" court y"St"rcn%. al pad ut
and 49," released. S"v'r'' u'E""% WI"
had imhib"d too freely h:d "h" w"rr
- .-LI .rIaX The last day Uctur" Qu'IraHt!n"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-20
Miss P1uek Hostess

Miss Mary Pinek will entertain
number of her friends Thursday even
Ing at her home Music and games
will be enjoyed for several hours ana
refreshments will he served.
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Artul Funeral This Afternoon.

The funeral OF Charles Antill. who
died Saturday. Will he held this after
noon ct . o'clock from tho family home
gcstoS this city. Iu;crrncnt will be
made in Rose Hill cemetery.
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drug and two hours with
lemonade The Anuric Tablets first discovered by D PIERCE
and they flush the bladder and cleanse the Kidneys they carry
away much of the poisons and the uric acid.
The fever diminished by the of the nurc Tablets but
addition forehead hands be bGhed with water
epid in which tablespoonful of saraus has been dissolved
After attack of pneumonia to build up and strengthen
called
Tablets that wnown herbal Doctor Perces Golden Medical
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Work WIS started yesterday on re-
modelling the first floor of the build
Ing Mt the corner Of Third and Jefferson
taken over recently by tn" City and
County hank. The building. formerly
occuricd by the !. C.. Myers store, is
ono of tho most desirable locations IN
the city. Tho south part Of tho first
foGr will BE- the home If the bank.
while tho Myers store will occupy the
North half.
Moundsvtlle Briefs
Arch Martin. who Inns been III at his
home on Morton avenue, is improving
steadily.
Miss Nellie Hcedy has returned TO
Charleston after n visit with friends
and relatives here.
Mrs. W n. Noitlc and son. Louis,
were in Wheeling y"st crday.
q. i. YraIrr. who has been i'll at his
homo on jefferson avenue for the past
few weeks is improving slowly.
Mrs. Marie Riley larger. who has been
seriously i'll at her homc on Third street
is improving.
r. IT. Hammond Is III Mt his homo on
jefferson avenue.
Private Louis r. Eoitlc will leave
tonight for Camp Meade. Md. after a
furl"uEh sncrt with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. IT. Noitlc OF Fifth street.
Mrs J. VI. Mclroom and two children,
who have been i'll At their home on
Sixth street are improving nicely.
JumcS Mayors OF Cameron WINS bust
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. F. IIaYcrnft of Wells
burg attended the Twccdly funeral here
vest crday.
Mrs. james Cohen IS i'll ut her homo
on Thorn avenue.
Mrs. John Arm and son are the guests
Of relatives on Fairv!ew Ridge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-20
IRON CROSSES DowN.

PARIS. Nov. l9.-Thc Iron Crosses
which the former German Emporer so
lav!shIy bestowed during the war. now
are being sold III Germany for five
pfcnningS. or about one American. cent
apiece, telegram from Amsterdam
Say9.
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his den,h II" having reached the rlpe
lid "E" # 81 years. For many years nc
was Il resident of Round Bottom.
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I'd. It was not announced tonight whc-
thc- the survey had revealed any hoard
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BELLAIRE
Meeting Postponed

Meeting Postponed
The meeting OF the Kings Business
Bible class OF the First Reformed
church. which was to be held at the
homeof Mrs. George barrett, on Forty
third street. has boon postponed In
definitely on account OF the FLU"
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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4

Killed on Railroad
Tho mnnglcd remains Of man who
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OFFICER ENDS HIS LIFE.

buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13

man. Is nominated. YOU hav" good
rh1nC" t. hr elected President IF the
United STATES. rs your popularity Is
great and your well wI~h"rS N, many.
Can you imagine Mis% lara. low" ri-
rate. DEVILS daughter. champion screen
T;,mpirr-addr"SSiug thu S"nai" and
h"tIS"- in joint S"Ssinn nS IN" lrc:'id"n,
"C tn" United States" Strnnc" things
happen now. Ten !'";trS ar" II" Oh" i''-
lIcv"L il wouki b" p"&Slbl" I" "i""' =
w"IiHn to tn" hnuS" Of representatives,.
yet Miss Lrannrtir Rankin ~ Their" rap
r"S"nilnG III" SOVEREIGN pc"pi" "t Mon
raiil and what is NOR" unii"% speeches
from IN" floor Just III" sam" ~ ans
man representatives.
Miss l:Ir;t has just nnd. "tl'"I'ntrh
for William Fox. sup"rlaiiv" per
trayai uf ihr life and loves "r Nh Slf'l
of The Nile and has b."'n d"lviul; Iui"
Egyptian Mysticism. and. $h" may have
some d'iiuitc plans IN how /" govern
:, country.
"r'l""pntr;t- Viii II" shown her" Al n"
Court Theatre. tn" T""K beginning Mon
day. june l.. with n1tIn'" daily. a
".!a. Seats nr" reserved for all I'"r-
i"rinnccs and go ON SAT- t"-in"rr"w.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
DO MOTHERS ERR?

When "" hear NJ so many school
girls and girls in stores and ottlc"s
who are often totally unfit 10 perform
their daily duties brraus" Of some tie
rang6mcnt peculiar 10 their sex. mlch'
This not have been prevented by tn"
mother who. perhaps through n"Glccl
ar carrlrssnrSs. failed 10 get for that
daughter the one great root and herb
remedy for such ailments. Lydia T.
pinkhams Vegetable compound
This nld.fashioncd mrdicMr is said
10 have allevialrd more suffering nl
wnmankinl than any other remedy
Hnown 10 medicine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
TO RECRUIT TANHRS.

Tn" public service reserve nr III" r"h-
mite" IL publ" safety "r Allegheny
ruiiuty l. authorized Ia give ont TN" IN
fnrnIar ION that. beginning Jun" l.. Lieu
tenant Edward J.. Kinder. of IN" TANK
corps. national army. VIII rSiah'lSh d
permanent recruiting u!!iC" for the tank
rnrrs srryIrr in Pittsburgh. ii being
tho center from which tn take men for
he tank corps in tho territory, which
wilI n, hnundcd 10y Wheeling. In"n-
town. Cumberland. Allonna. jamestown.
buffalo. Erie. Canton. Youngstown an"
Beaver, Tn" headquarters Will i" 10
,.nird at tn" office "f The publ" service
reserve, room -. Old City Hall ouild-
ing, Pittsburgh.
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1.-THE Whip" Making
Realistic Impression

In offering Tho Whtp'' t" tn" p"t'''''
the Court Theatre has been drawing
enormous crowds !" ciilS r1aSt"rtu pro-
duction which is h. far tn" best eyer
..on ~ his civ 1T IN" m"l"dr:tHEttic
line Playing with all thu aiF;th'Hc'S
Of ;he srn...rhirSS stag. this StUp' h""uS
masterpiece. IS n rsv''lat'"n ami i'N ''''
excitement. interesting situations. 0"th'-
na,in.- sport spirit and al tn" "it''r
cb,rac,cris,ics Of Il first class play ~
genuine variety. IT marks "ni! in II way
m, many outstanding features 81 'h'S
fnrrrous movie sensation which Is COM
nfct. in every S"uSr.
To 90 into detail and toll ah"u; IN"
Mot. it's purp"Sr coupled with IN" thr'''-
ing events would only mar tn. l"'h"'E
If tho play and those VII" sliEh'. 'n'S
marvellous offering will miss III" "rP"7-
,unjtv of n decade. Ilaytu@ '"f l"hS
runs IN all the large cities. !: comes ~
Wheeling after success upon success
and recommended supreme. II - not L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
Fire Underwriters Meet

state Fire Marshal John :. l'"'an i
,u IN" city and attended the me-" 'hS.
yrst, r,lay. IF tn" '"'hl '"iI mi't"' "'
ira ,,rIrrwrii,rs lhN rnInmiII"" dis
GUESSED prnpus"l lr%I Station /" reduce"
,ir,. losses ana better r. projection. Tao
severity 81 last winter. ~ S'Nif DAYS.
cost tho residents nt lh+ "'ai" Si'"."""
IN tirr LOSSES. II is sum : ""rlH ihri;''.
.,nInuar"h with TN" anuuc normal loss.
which amounts In ah"ut S-.hln."n" MT.
Koran leaves ;"r farhc-* hurE l"-"HN
for y t"n-diy ir@prr;Inn at mat coy
and will h." back II Whr"lnE af'"r has
,iui,,.S arr. DISCHARGED ih"r" aud max" n
,muIpltr Inspection IN which u" Will d.
assisted hv ,hc local Iir" department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
ONE LONE OFFENDER

Chicken Fox furnished the only en-
trriainmcnt III pole" court yesterday
morning. and by thus appearing he
made u record for rcarrests. chicken
WIS released from tho city calaboosr
only day h"fnr" yesterday. having
served Il .siXty-day sentence. lmme-
diatrly upou being released he went
home and started n row. and Otnccr
WORKS uahhc,l him on disorderly
charge judy" Marsh Watkins sent him
hack to the calahnnS" for thirty more
DAYS. "rhlrkcn" will soon he taking up
u permanent residence AZ The work
house.
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,r.,r piay. !, does not tend to t"arh a
lesson bur j. based ujnn tho play Of the
so,,.. n,,u.. and what is NOR" has all the
aIyuu,a.rS that III" stag" "an not "fi"r.
3. ,nnr,. Thrilling rae, between =. motor
r-rr aud 4 train c"ul,! not h" nI"lurcl. Il
for h;lut extraordinary. Il wreck 81 Inc
usual typ. and many ether events "i
equal interest arr. brought before you IN
tn. rl..v"rsSt manner possible.
"Th" Whir' IS ing shown al, popular
prices and lhnS" VII" hay" seen ~" stag
t.rrnrnarr" viii tax" advantage of TINS
chance and 500. tnrr" ;nnn tn" play ""uIl
show |" th.r world. l'lay!uc for Il SOLD
weak each and every nigh; has h""nIn"
= feature and ti' Way TN" people ar:
pa.rnnizInG tho nrtIStic prrf"rmanc" IL
only III du" credit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
To MANAGE THE
CHAU7AUQUA

Whccling's annual Rcdpath Chataudua
July 6-l2. will haze as its $uperintcnd-
ent. Mott r. SawycrS. as its morning
hour lecturer. ". II. spence and rs It's
rhildrcn's worker Miss Vivian Young.
This announcement is contained in the
first consignment nf souvenir programs
lust received from the ChautauQua head
quarters in Columbus
MI Sawyers, who comes hero rs sup
crintcrdcnt. is an excellent speaker as
we'll as Il platform manager. For sew
cral years he was general secretary OF
the y. NJ. c. A.. at Davenport. Iowa Hc
WAS later transferred. TO Cincinnati. He
is a graduate Of Parsons College in Iowa
and Of Princeton Theological University.
For SIX Seasons Mr.. Sawycrs was Ice
turrr on one Of the Rcd7ath CIRCUITS IN
the western states.
Tho series OF morning hour talks TO
be given by Mr.. Spence arc war inter-
prctatiuns based on recent fiction. The
talks are neither clocution. recitals nor
literary lectures. hut heart to heart dis
cussons OF the deeper meanings Of the
events and experiences connected with
the world conflict. Some of the books
treated are Tho Coming" Mr.. Brit
ling Secs II Through The Tree OF
Ucavrn." over There and The Ma
jor." His afternoon lecture is The Gull
turc Of the Commonplace" Mr.. Spence
has held congregational pastoratcs In
Cambridge. Mass. Rutland. w., Obcrlin.
O.. and Chicago.
Miss Ynunc's carly education was Sc
cured in the schools Of Phoenix. Ariz.
her home city She is a graduate Of the
department Of expression. Arizona
school nj Music. and also Of the Column
hia college in Chicago. For her Grndua'
1inn recital ut the latter institution sho
rad Monsieur Rcaucledrc. S
look n leading part N every play put on
Nv her class Mt The Columbia school and
from time To time has given public re-
ciials before clubs lodges and church
audiences in Chicago. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
INCOME TAX DUE

The business, mon uf Wheeling Will
hays t. have enough cash "n hand by
June IL 10 pay mp their incom" tax. Tn"
government will not offer any relief 10
The men who hHv" not SufilrIcnt ch$h
on hand and # they ar" not paid ny
,bn; limo. s,.v"r" penalties will hc. in
fIir;rh. ThnuSands of parsons and cor
u,,raiInns hay" already settled. but III"
greater ma nrrty have not. Some "t IN"
hlr business mon ar" finding som" d!i-
ii.ulty in lIqurdaiins their si"rkS IN or
der Ia raise ready money. owing To mo
iIrhin"$S II tn" money market.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
DESERTER ARRESTED

Charles ". Hickman. resident OF
Harrison county. West Virginia, and
here by Deputy Shcriffs Bach
man and Smith. is confined lin the
county jail. hickman is wanted in
Harrison county on 4 charge Of desert
ing his vito and four children and was
taken to that place last evening by a
deputy sheriff from that county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
.0H|D COUNTY HQ[5TE|N CALF
CLUB HOLDS ITS FIRST DRAWING
GALA EVENT HELD YESTERDAY
AT w. H. NICHOLS FARM,
MANY ATTENDING.
Herd is Initial One to Be Brought to
This Section, and Is the
Finest Ever Seen.

/ At The farm of Mr.. W. H. Nichols,
/ president of the Bank OF Fulton. about
! three miles northeast Of the city, yes
/ terday, the Ohio County Holstein CALI
Club held its first drawing and dlStFl-
p: button TO its members. Sixty fine Hol'
! stein heifer calves were disposed OF.
| The meeting was made gala event
. for the members of the club. their fam
/ lilies and friends. Several hundred
| people gathered AT the Nichols farm,
! which is beautifully situated on the
ridge. running almost parallel with
The river, ana is reached BY short
: drive over the G.. y. & =. road.
The gathering assembled early and
some time was spent In inspecting the
stock which was on display in 4 large
: enclosure. The calves, 60 in number.
and in addition thereto several fine
COWS and IL choice bull. all of the Hni-
, stein breed, wrr" tcihcrcd in the en-
/ closure and their spotted beauty con-
irasting with HE rich green OF the
hillsidrs made Il pleasant spectacle.
About els Mr.. Harold Campbell,
! cashier Of the Fulton bank. called the
! gathering 10 order, speaking from the
! front porch Of the Nichols residence.
which had been handsomely decorated
! for the occasion. He named Mr. W.
! II. Nichols chairman Of The meeting,
and Mr.. Nichols made q short address,
telling the purpose Of the HolSteln
| Calf Club. the Gesirability Of cultiYa-
| ting improved stock and outlining lhr
method Of diSposing OF the stock
among the members.
4 musical and literary program was
then rendered. Mr.. J. =. Morgan CAV"
! number of selections in his ininll-
able manner. Addresses were made
| by Mr.. H. {. Ogden and Mr.. burgess
! Taylor. Both speakers commended
the Holstrin Calf Club movement as
one indicative Of interest on the part
Of the farmers and also as a patriotic
movement TO increase The production
Of this section in the dairy line.
AT the conclusion Of the afternoon
! program an elegant picnic luncheC n
was served The cali club drawing
WAS then held. Preceding the draw
: ing careful inspection was made Of all
the stock by a number of critical eyes.
j The drawing was conducted by Mr..
Harold Campbell and Col. T. Hanson
: Mccullough.
| According 10 the. rules Of the draw
ing, the stock was divided into three
! classes, according TO age and value.
Each hcifcr WAS numbered and the
| club members drew from box the
number Of tho animal to which they
were entitled. Following The drawing
a number Of exciting scenes occurred
when ambitious young owners al
tempted 10 take possession OF their
calves. which had been trth"rod 10
J The fence. anG which seemed 10 BE-
/ glad Of IN opportunity ia "X"rciS"
their limbs al the expense of their
Young owners. All Of the calves. how
ever. were safely cOrralrd AND led by
raily 10 their new homes.
The following constitute the mem
; bcrS Of lh,, Ohio County Holstein Calf
1,h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.
Administrator Appointed.

Edgar j. Major. -. - lWuI"sn". "a
AMI Susan hmhl" Il al i'Nt~hurSh. IA
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Thr.nlur, Sh".hu,.% at =" Tw'n'''hrS'
street WAS Yesterday "rr'rn'"n '\''"''?
Of III" Will at .irrn":' 'r'.%hi"h' p'H l.
so. surety. Edward l:Hr'mnn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
a
CONVENTION uNII.

writing on Healthy Amusement
in the London star. the famous
Alpha" among other things pays this
tribute TO Harry Lauder who Will he
seen here on his farewc ell American
tour at Convention hail Saturday,
january IL
THE mind needs It's holidays as
we'll m the body and the fact that
YOU have no taste for nonsense is not
evidence OF superior person. but Of
a learned dullard. The more serious
tho habit OF life. the more irresponsi-
bic should he It's amusements.i Ike
tu think ~ Gladstone singing Camp
town Races and OF the solemn mathe-
matlcian, Dodgson. creating the
glorious nonsense world Of Alice IN
Wonderland, | know theolngian,
one OF the most distin cuished scholars
OF his time. who rel, - his mind In
wIld gambols among the stiles,
novels and would no more think uf
missing an occasional visit TO a cinema
than " missing his morning shave
And who can, measure the healthy
fun with which Harry Lauder bas
seasoned the life OF his timer con
fcss that when his number is an
uuunccd | am trausphtuted The
WltChcry Of that dr.ll figure iDtcCts
me like magic, am no longer a
sober, responsible citizen. am
child I'm fairylapd. ms ohedicnt IN the
enchautf' ~ wand as the children Of
HomClin tAwn we're 10 the piping OF
Pied Piper IN my most haggArd
moments + can SINrcise the demon "
dispuiet by recalling that odd walk,
that delightful chuckir. the pauses,
the pocket searchings. and the ancient
jesis ot the incompatible Harry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
tlIkDkIDW Az

william Russell. athletic star Of tho
screen, hero OF "A hundred fights To the
death In Rs many tight corners. has
his most sensational encounter in~the
new Amariean Mptuai production
New YORK bdCk"--a light that starts
while he and his antagonist are hang
ing precarinusly to am elevator cable
In narrow shaft and ends IN a
smashing knockout in the elevator
cage,
Tho new drama II one " tho best
IN which Russell tns appeared for
some tine fhr star is given an op-
purtunity ~ show rtFsatility ana does
1t in the role OF Nick Fowler an am
bilious station agent os Uohokus.
Maine. who is determined To make u
fortune In New York
The adventures that hcfal Nick In
the course Of his search for wealth
and tho "heautiful heircss." who is
prettv Francelia Ellington, are OF n
novel character. The star Is dis
played In a comic vein which suits
linn admirably
This great photoplay IN five reels
with one reel Of war views, Cub
and Christie comedy and five
vaudeville acts viii form the new
proErHm starting at the Bread Say
theatcr this afternoon. The Nludc-
vile acts are az follows Billy Ne
Williams the black Rilly Sunday;
Mack n Hastings nutolOgists: South
crn HARMONY Quintet, comedy and
harmony singers; Mllard e. Millard.
comedy singinE talking and dnncinR
The kasks Trio. hon jaw wire nov
city
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
RECIPE
FOR GRAY HAIR
Actress Gives simple IneN pcusiyc
Recipe for Su~akcd or Faded
Gray Hair.

Mrs Mackio. the well known New
York actress, now "a ErnndmOther and
whose hair is still dark recently
made the following stntomcnt "Gray
strcnked or faded hair can he lmme-
dlatCly turned black, brown or light
brown. whichever shade YOU desire
hy tho use OF the following simple
remedy MAT YOU can make at home
Merely get small box ut OrioN
powder at any drug store II costs
only 20 cents and mo- extras to buy.
Dissolve II IN one ounce of water and
comb IL through the hair l'ull dlrcc-
tious for use come tu each box
YOU need not hesitate to usc OrlrX,
as a 500 gold bond comes In each
hoN guaranteeing the user that OrleN
powder does not contain silver lead,
zinc. sulphur, mercury uuluc, coal
tar products or their derivatives.
IT does not rub OF, is NOT sticky or
greasy. aud leaves the hair fluffy II
will make Eray-haired person look
many years younger. '-Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
KENT0N GOES TO MISSOURI
@ Exemption ionrd J. Now Wth"n'
Services ~ Sr,-rtnrJ

Joe Erntun. secretary ~ tho luDal
ohcr pttnu board fut The ciN uf TuiB',
WHO recently placed hls resignation
400 the hands Of Governor Williams.
win leave tonight fur Missuar 10 visit
friends and trlutivoH
M BucceauI has boon qualified 30
guDCced Secretary Kentun INT this
matter is now In tho hands or the
ndiutnnt generals department. and
MI krutou declared yesterday that
he had no doubt that a successpr
Hruld qualify within the uoAt few
days to assume tho duties OF the OF
fiCe
Dr -. I. Rceder has been named
10 succeed Dr r. pcIcu lIlwley aa
examining officer uf the bunrd, but
as yet he has not taken up hls duties
~ medical director NJ the work A.
the present time there " nothing but
clerical work beinR done, ana Doctor
leeder will not be called upon for
physical examination work until the
next calf IN made for drafted men.
In the meantlme the board, members
are seeking volunteers To assist In ar
ranging tho questionuairea which are
hci - returned More than 1900 have
heen mailed 10 resistrauts In Ttnsu
hut only n portion OF these have been
returned 10 the board.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
SIRANn.

Suffering endured by the pioneers
Of the west I'm the days when the nd-
vance guard OF civilization travelled
by mule and oN-teams in great, wind
Ing wagon-traius are graphically de-
plcted In The Aryau." the IRA mrle
feature IN which William s Hart Is
starred. An entire company COM
posed of more than one hundred peo-
pile and equipped with the complete
parap phernaiia ~ Hartsyille's DAYS Of
"49' department consisting Of OK
teams prairie sChooners and STAGE
coaches. iuurncyed TO the Moiavc
desert for the proper atmosphere 4
location on the old Santa Fe trail was
found suitable for the purpose.
Pioneer towns OF the west are also
shown In the production two Of them
having been constructed AT Hartvilic.
One Is said 10 be n reproduction OF
the ghost city of Bodie, known as the
home OF bad men"