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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08
NATION TO De WET
FOR TWO MORE YEARS
National Retail Dealers in Wet
Goods Predict Dry Law
Stoppage For That
Period

Atlantic city. N A.. May s~c confi'
denee shaA the nation wil Fetpnln
~ss" fof ~ lrsai one year after Jan
gafy VI. next stsets amonK the ons
hAndrea deierases who to-day began
hcrs lho assh annnai conier.hee q
tha Naiionai Retail liquor peaIers
association.
The organization IL formed of ont
10 shrte delegates FROM each of the
wet ssaies Ttv, claim 70 speak fog
the snslre trade bas not foF The dlas
tiilers and wholesalers.
William Socket u Chicago. pr,si.
dent ioid the ooBfarvnea that ths
sentiment ~ the country - opposed
20 ~ closing q tbs saloon On Jane
- The soldIers returning FROM
France. be said. are two thirds of
more In favor Of he temperance Gus.
soms prevailing IN France
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08
GERMANS LITTLE MOVED
Hv MARCH or EVENTS NOW
scenlsnnea from raee ID

Of The election results at Weimas Has
flashed on the screen No asplans
greeted Il No one. 50 far as ! could
see. appeared 90 pay any attention ta
IL The audience stared at the bullo-
tin with the sam detached air th"y
had given tar corset shop TAD ~hsch
preceded II and the cabaret announce
meni which followed The next day
spoke 20 dozen or rs Germans
about the event FWiIy half of them
we're unaware a Ii and not one of
them revealed any enthusiasm OK re-
xref
found fhc same indifference to-
ward the Hohenzoiicrn og yesterday.
Surrounded by the symbols. slogans.
eagles. architecture ard paraphernalia
OF wipiam's disastrous rule. the Ber-
liners al least. one would think. would
occasionally call their one-tine slenni-
god 10 mind and diecuss him one way
or another. Yet thu German 1n0ple
sit in restaurants. attend thsatefS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08
For Itching Torture

There Is ore rcnnedy sh1t seldom fails
% stop itching tu-fnfe I'D fril-vr fiin
l-rit1ttr1 cd fh@t raakss the skin aost,
sic1r aai healthy.
my Crpggifs can supply you with
srr1o. which grr-raiiy ovrrcorncB al
kin Lisc7s5. Acac. eczema. i,eh. piru.
.ics. rsslcA fiack.,ezf. n most cases
zsFc ray % zeEro. Ffe.pentiy. minor
Dlensssiios disappear oversight. Ifchinx
1ssiaiiy stops instantly. DIno Is a safs.
sntiscptic Liquid. cicarl easy 10 usc ard
1ependaisie. II costa oriy &c. an extra
aTge bottle. Siloo. II viii not stain. Il
got greasy or sticky and u positively
Eafe tor tender, sensisivc skin.
Il.s I. W. Eoss c.. CIssssz1d, O.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08

walk shrraKA ssrcgss IL which the
riamboyant prints ana statues and tce
timonIalr og The once powerful Wililau'
siIl survive without cvcr thgngh'
on word lha4 can BE- aoEsrsed for mem
sry of their one Time way iord.
A Race of Au;omsions.
II Il not that they have deliberately
blo,ied him out ot their eonscionsnoa@
Unlike she I.atIns. the Germans % MOI
live in the past. unlike the AlaeriaenA.
they do nos inhahii furioasly the prest
ens. and. nnllke peopie n general
shesr imagination is nndlstnrhed hy
The future. Yesterday they we're fight
ing and dying by thousands al Verdnn
today they are eating the aonr black
bread II defeat and awaiting ihe d..
crces II their yansshera Asd Il j. All
the same. srhere IL no demorailsa
ton. Tomorrow the factories Will
open. Politicians Will r. nEne an in
trIgue for world power. minus n arms
and navy and military morale 4
curious RACE of automasons are tte
Germans: their destiny il fll.l anwrit.
ten.
Nv shoemaker beckonea to his wife
Wrap shese NJ. he said
We had been talking. oY At least
had been taking. about holshsvlsHi
and freedom and Inc kaiser.
-Yes." The shoemaker said at laaf
'thc var was q mistake. and killlns
I.iebknit.hf WAS mistake. and maybe
Eberi is mistake The only thing Il
not 70 mako any mistakes fixing shoes
J never bother M head about any
thing else way ehosid !, What hae
been has been what vii b. viii De.
Tbs wersd will never change for me.
approached ihe counter behind
which the shoemaker worked. % take
nv package from his pIfe. Looking
over the counter ssz that the shoe
maker who worked from morning till
nigh; pounding on the soIes Of strange
shoes. wore 10 shoes himself lie
legs had been cn or e the knees
A J was leaving sAe shoo hls w.ss
waddled beside NE At she door shs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08

An Interesting and unique out
growth OF tho world wlae desel0pe
men' Of democracy la summer
school Of community leadership which
wiil be beld thls year as Eagle Mere
Park ~ near wllilamnport. II viii
occupy about two weexa. July II Ia
se This school siil prcson, tha prin
clpica * community ieaaeraasp a.
they have been developed b. thu ex.
psrisnee 81 successful chamber of
commerce and by other community
organizations.
The school has Issusd tba foiIoslns
statement
The American people are untnrlnF
upon The Suos thrilling period In their
history To the leaders of community
ihongat and action have come lnsplr.
ing opportunities and rrofouns re-.
sponsibiliilea. Tho strength ~ The
nation IL the composite stFength on
is thousands of urban and rural com.
muniiiss. And 90 In the ease Of tho
nation. the real strength OF each com
mnniiy is measured not 80 much by
The abundance Of IS natural resources
nor BY iis position on The map, a. hyI
i's leadership and Ideals and orgsnl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08
A KAISER MO>l MINT

recent ~aF phntograph from Fu.
fnpo t%as4 q arcat pii. 81 whil0nas,
skulls and other human homes. all thai
la Ten q lhe tsnfman dead slaln Al
The 81 Mlhiol during tho Amarlcau
drive 4 Is a striking molamens Ia
Tho criminal ambition 81 kaiser nlll.
ing to aacrifico miillona IN hla paopls
70 gfatify his Nfuoi Ger power.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08
SOLDIERS mo HCl
KILL LATIN QMRItH
pen,ssns 81 the rsnous World of
Art In Paris Forced Out Ny
ysnks Bent on Seeing the
Wheel, 90 Round

tans Ma, = The tsuoa. iatin
uaerss ~ lerls h,ms ~ ,he dspls,us
~ iAe wofa q art u tcf the 'lue
aelas. a. l,asl q lhleT q 81 est
tllsa sn~nllnkp 3, en- iasssion -
Am.sloan oii|,sfs sis,oe,.i IN NJ sae.
fal ~ mAn, ~ thr solaisf hsss
have laAcn ,hs.r ah.'dc in lha s'riioe
=. fhA lhey msshl So = slfh, %,
reAl nic lhai m llns time hahuuts
Aats hesn hstsd - ~hharss he,ause
"a Ask ~ to.m ana hlsh rfl,es fAe
sp.fa u nohsmlt. fiishlsn'd hY he
louu, from os,fsvss. IA spread iis
~iars ant au1.a a~as 60 mcfe
lIanaan 40,
ii IS ns disl.kr ~ the Nankssa
thsi hss hprsd ins iorE haif,d asiiti
a. told uu hls ,Asel and steal Faaif
s~Ay a. fnd 'ms,'lf a ne~ han taf
from ihal nui rsea bona ha'ri
sriai ~he il.Vnilesu, can Nss 10
a hnis in The vail. masi hssv a. isa,i
aemo ro,,m a. fatn ahoui ln ant mais.
ever. his io,ksihopk D. n,i, sN lont
ihai ~ hs ffi0nAl ffo~ acru,s lhv
oesan 40 she Latte quartet IL An.
efisnisoi and alauwn'l, vili f,ealn
.s unil Naele aam call, his boys home
aealn. ~hoa sr,i,ai,if lhe drAmes ~
dssama ~nl nad ne va, back .o hls
eid haants
thrrr arr - rtusenl refhaps hires
hundred American uft,r-r~ snd so.-
di"rr lisihs IN the latin aaaFtcf. meet
81 isem heinz sladsnls a. ihc Aoi
hones. ahega spc.lsi coufses have
''osn srranrrd Cor them Aan, ~ ihe
artists who lived lhcrr bcfufe che var
aad gisen lhrir studios and anf
Nerea tise oaii - ,he nae Cpe,o
quontlt ,hefr wcre namcroas spafl
monie io b. obtained b, thr Amvfi
cons The sriist wrn l'rius fcccnlls
aamobilissd. came hsss ~ tho quarter
g learn thai fhrrr wa6 DO place FOR
hin. - least a. a pfice slihin h's
nieans. for ,he Americans issy weN
Artists who had remained ln ghn
quarter wtfe hitie tss Fortunate fog
i'ios found that leclr wae.a auria
/, uu lonr.f sAsa-or them IA 'he o,a
slyio ga their ysteN rhtn. loo tlsrf
uadossbledlY vAs lhe qoeafnn 81 q
change ui ihe elmoaphofc 81 doef ,a
toe artist ne nirael was a lhna
~ 'hc pasl
Take shy Cafe du lAlme. for .,am
ple THIS aeod u be famous ~ssars
fof wioldeiw ~ lhe brush and M.
ohlsel Tls Tables u an evening were
tll,d Nith lI0hyfaan. Il hur smea
ant drinks ana thc i~O blliari a
hlvs wrv ihr battle grounds gar large
forces ~ ariial oomhAiAnls 1As ean
sarsetion ernlorsd un ihoac things
ahUle
| Now every table Is sufsouuasd bs
halwIBg khakl she American aiV "
i*f' Na pfAelleinE fancy shots ~ iho
green e'oih aud the sasnrige ehalr "a
~" i0iuief ~ "eoD led b. Yank kne
rat'esn flw conversation oadlcn sbaui
thrisiY Maihewwou md she shaar.Y
~ fhn fslanis
| Occasionally Az sFiis nahan ms
besd ~ as 'he d,or 'lmiaIY and ,hsa
'eA"s hinself off hastily in fright
fiiN uisuA1ai -tghl fhefs aimply
isn't room for him any more
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08
A UNITED STATES
CEMETERY IN FRANCE

i'sfis Mas MgaAt glrid ~
hennf "a grshse se ne beaatlFlsa ana
maiasssuya iag 40 slms NJ fNa Nnlsss
Naiea KuYegemsae la i9 saptaia tha
Auseglrvp aeAg waasn YsyasispA Aa
ael feaNasf lar evsatn ~ shelF es,stita
la thN l8Nwl Aiatna f8w asesAsem
wlll be zee, enllfels ~ thN famiilea ~
las Asad waeasyef esassifable. tAs
Nelalts wifl ~ FrfafHea hntus II sa.
Haesfva MAnY FvAstFgra ~ these
hrtuFs have AsAsd snas ths hedlEa ~.
pefmaswd % remAlH IA ghs -@sFe1s
stii ~ Efan says Naefstasy lgahss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08

ni'on And mosala of s1ess N'ar iss
,ofs. ,ho quality " the lAsi ihree a
determined o. no suan asKgse ~ lhc
character ~ ~. nta, ~ oammanltg
issderhlr. istfeiors. nlasi - iopA
for much ~ ghs paer. wHifh thsll
Ealdn Amefiss and ihr wugld laia a
new eta ~ resee ead pgpstesa ead
human hsprlnsss.
'tammnalif iaa3tfs i9 hst Bees de
vs'opri in ils hlshsa' aud mesi y
flcltn, infm 10 fhn medeFa ghsNlssl
og commerce Haeh asa organisation
esleta ln aimast eseff ,ilf ~ tas
nation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08
sHr rinoa ntRaftf Mucu
utrrtn

lame bafs ~ um 'ss rtina Af'
neuA ani safeWe su p'HNsFs en'l
lalusn esn fc Haletly f#ssA Mrs
4 wasar. N 8sd n ntan lNrA.
cal ~44les asra ie hare l4iaa g
my flahf hip fnfli hanslF 9aEH "
is,a Aew NNa a'n aasea Nvfgs by
ualp8 roles Nlaaey r.a i8heMNss
pain. Ia bass lst Ha5 efafY
whefs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08

fsaEae agg iA#fwH& fsa Fe Vi @mly o
1881 If tsms anal AaA#y sa gaAs mma
HHs sHsffmssg ieg eleuale Aad asgts
saiaS fheWWss ~ And assHls HiHatS
nsNa ~ag ~ 4 IsamlFwH easse ars vns
aF ih~ whAf NJ lhsse YArRt@A Az
ihas " sHali4 asesaafx ~ afford W.
ilgl y ia elg shaassnehia f.ialmeaf
freely FYY e u as4ss bof ~ ewuf4
psf t~stle issfse Hta s9 euuts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08

pluckrd my arm and whispered
Lock From her ample bosom ahr
had extracted black iron CROSS
He goi il Al verdne. said liis
shoemaker wifp. whene his lcan arr
Good Gay. come again
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08

Millions Of people wonder why they have
such miserable health -- why they have so
much stomae TX ble-why they often suffer
from severe attacks Of binding headache. are
subject 10 rheumatism. sciatica. biousnosS
insomnia. have spells OF mental depression,
melancholia. are always tired. worn out and
all in" physically as Well as mentally.
Make careful study es the above picture
and you viii find the answer. Doctors. scien-
lists and food specialists declare that more
than 10 non-organic DISEASES can be traced 10
acid-stomach. And this doesn't take into ac-
count the long list of ailments which are mt
classified as true diseases and which are all
traceable 10 the same source, Acid-Stomach.
You sec how ii starts-with indigestion.
heartburn, belching, sour. gassy stomach.
You think these ailments dan ani0nt ~ much that
they xlli get better IN day ar 80. Even II they
do they sure 20 bark and the FIRST thing yaa
know they of daily occurrence
You see. too. what awful troubles these con-
ditions lead to- and ii requires no stretch Of the
imagination 10 see what the end Will be-
chronic invalidsm. premature old age.
shortening Of your days.
Now If you are not feeling quite right--if
you have any of the symptoms shown on the
above chart --you may be sure that an acid
stomach is the cause of your trouble although
perhaps you may not have any aches or pains
in the stomach itself In this respect acid
stomach is something like acid-mouth. The
acid thet forms as the result Of fcrmenting
particles OF food lodged IN the teeth and gums
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08
nablsuaI Corr, patton Cured

~LAx-Fos WITH PTpsINs Is a sps.
cialiy-prspzred Tonic Laxative fo'
Habliuaf Gonsf.paticn. II relieves
promptly bat shoni5 be taken regu-
lariy for - 10 q da,s to Induce reg
ular action. II Stimulates and Reg
mates. Very PieassIt TO Take. lor
per bottle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08

faw puFlew A fHWaAx. Mig. whsf
ARRESTED 4 naa shafAea mlfa uhtssn
ink HasaNy aFpHgfaliy ffent baaAa.
Faana essteaei lalg shH iatee ~ hEs
aFeFoas ~ esa IA saa aaa gtsD hlIls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08

made q hayape aa and jap and tear every oses day
Iha viii excite efficient bowel aeon AZ the sine yea snaaf
from ackac irritation of the bladder the Kidneys shown by t
frequent ea % get oa u bed a night considerable sediment IN thu
water brick dust de@t perhaps heaaehe tha morning you
should obtain ~ the drug aoo sApe tablet which oxr the uric
acid and the toxic poons from syatefa This Is called Anure
snturc h and wal put up BY Dr. pbree. By action tbs
bladder and kidneys, expsis thesa oxie pol&na
To build ts strength and improve bod-fccaass after s
influenza theirs arc fever Of tho white blood eorpurea red
blood corpusestakc iron Ifone o be- had IN
tablets 81 drug oro good herbal tonic
served The greatest usefulness for the past dfy years namely Dr.
Perces oolsn ces Discovery. made from Wild bagks aad roofs
without alcohol and sold In tablet or liquid form.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08

q rNsnf g. stii A. remswhvF lhst
hsRNes hpFseshee oa shs tior ~ft
pu' hfak yan a. h'asA sved htsA -
bAnsinx leasst g.a yaaF llps
rhs man wha aieafa .'svps sNtoae
th,ee thinea ~ aatesHf hasr aspe el.
d,.sn lsasea unsaei the lhluHs h8
Shaa'1 ksH hase aati
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08

Eyer nvsler haf nan lsnt{ sesr
eboieu u the lsHsaaaa ~ aaas ehea
he Anawa ~ UaH lHA fhs man NJ a
talking TOT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08

Y Yau Are rs eHaaxh isl Aesa q,
'ske ep hae8 Hian llHie Jan ssa
oaiat gHf V 1Ha Alsplpgy eill mersls
wasse q lltsie alegn ~ hla tNmm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08
After Influenza What Then?

After shia Spanish iafinruxa has swept
fla' eusinlry mltnnat llka th~ black death"
dd IN Europe Ia ths Fourteenth rsus
Eufg, alter thg storm has passed. ~ afv
e@nffansed BY thu wgrcaa ~ usen nnd
wonsen Nh1 ha9u l4an left hi q
wrahened eondlsion. with pale Faces AMI
feelings ~ general lasaitsda anA weak.
rem. II n fact III ha bs1snw ia miasi
that TIE effort "a The paFs ~ nature te
throw psF she Isolauna during thr attack
~ aEanlah lniluen1a results sometimes la
neFhflsls. or Inflammation III the kislnays.
IN flsw ~ tlse seriousness u thia ihse
en1e ~ q result UF tgxwtuin. ID "a maut
easenslAl that treatment b. directed t0.
wards prompt elimination III thn t0xlns
tpsilaonai from thw lKsdy. THIS means that
tbs exefetafy organs the bowels, shln
isai khIneys hhsuld b. excited 10 thelr
best Efforts to throw off the polmuns.
ssnd y shs drug stoFe and get castor Oh.
e pleasant laxative such A. Dr. PIaFees
ileasant puramtlye Pellets. which ara
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08

Sugar l. extraosesi from sixteen
varieties Of palms that grow m ceylon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08

After fis# Yssfs ~ WAFf8tH As 4
sifa hss herisy glHe rWsiitIue hff
hRahAnd wursh van #he spa# FHhlss
TINS bis waThlrsA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08
There Is the Cause of Your
Trouble-Your Bad Health;
Misery-ACID-STOMACH!

is absolutely tas,elcss. You can't detect is
presence without chemical test. ict Il ls
there just the same-snd Il is 80 powerful that
II eats through the hard enamel and causes
the teeth 10 decay And so with acd-stomach.
You may not feel the presence ~ the excess
acid yet al the while Il Is sapping your
strength. undermining your health. rohbing
YOU Of your vitality and ylgor. your energy
and your enthusiasm
GET RID or YOUR AcfD. STOMACH IL yoa wan,
20 get back Your health ard etrengtn hAnish your
aches and sns and live the tie worth while living
You car he free frun acid stonaeh A won.
derful moirrn resns~ly called tATONlC literally wipes
u out u does the werk easily quickly, e makes the
stomach pore. sweet and comfortable II helps YOU
get ful srcngth out u your food. and unaa YOU DO
get full strength out Of every moathial ~ tos you
cat. you caHnnt enjoy robust. vigorous health
Try EAToNtC and sre how quickly u han'shes
bloat. heartburn, heieh'ng. CASEY stomach ford
repeating indigestion dyspessia etc Sc. how quickly
wear general health improves how much easily
your food digcs,ed how soundly You Asep. hoN
vouSnexs and Fritahiiy ditappcar tATONIC "a N
pleaaant-tastng tablet form that you cat hhe candy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-08
You Can Test Eatonic FREE

you know and can tris, your drvgp,st o. 60 him
today and get big SOC box of EATOhlC. ufc u for
hsc days II you DO not hnd q The beet stomach rem
ciy and tohic ynu have used take u back iDur
druggist wsi return yuut money
III your druggst docan { keep tATONlC or II Na
ineoneoucut for you get " the stof~ write IA and
we will send yoa 5oc bas, Jse u fof hNa aaxs and
then. IL rasults satisfactory. send Toe II not
satisfactory return what you basr not uMed Aaifeaa
n T.. KRAMER President fAfuNiC REMEDY co
l03A s Wabash Ave Chicago. I'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-07
Geraldine Farrar Stars
in 1.-THE Stronger Vow

Once again Geraldine Farrar acaui'S
herself magni6cently in Golo"yn
picture. Her fourth Goldwyn appear
ance is made in 1.-THE Stronger Vow.
which comes to the Liberty theatre De-
ginning Monday. and Tuesday.
Geraldine Farrar is Dolores de COT
dova. one Of the last OF Spanish ram
lv that is at war with the house OF
Estudillo. She is seen among the gay
reyelers at an Easter carnival IN Lerlda
chatting with a handsome stranger to
the annoyance Of Pedro Toral' VINO
seeks her hand in marriage. EnraEeo
nv the smiles she bestows upon the
stranger. Toral orders her brother, jose
to take her away. Jose rcsents Inc
others interference and the pair come
TO blows. That night Jose is STABBED
To death and Toral is the first to ina
the body.
suspccting that the stranger Is nm
Estudillo. Toral schemes to have MIN
accused Of the murder. So convincing
is Torars tale that Dolores takes the
blood VOW to avenge the killing. Her
search for the slayer leads TO Far ).
where she weds the Marquis de Valera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-07
NOvena at Mount Carmel
Services 70 BE Held July 9TH to July
18th Inclusive.

The public Novena preparatory to the
Feast Of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
will be held at the Monastery Of tho Dis
calced Carmeltes in Pleasant Valley
from July 7 to July 16. For the special
convenience OF the men and Of persons
who are employed during the day the
services will take place nj 40 in IN"
evening. As so many wcrc disappointed
over the discontinuancc Of the oct her
Novena during the influenza epidemic.
larger attendance than usual is en-
pccted this year. The services will be
conducted by n Jesuit Father from New
York City g.. An exceptionally fine muSi-
cal program has been prepared under
tho able direction of Mrs Il. J. Fisher.
The beautiful ceremony Of the Consc-
Grafton Of the Children to Our Lady VII:
take place at $50 p. m. on Sunday
July 10. thus affordinG parents who
would be prevented from attending dur
ing the week an opportunity Of dcdi-
eating their little ones to the Blessed
Mother.
As the Novcna to Our Lady of Mount
Carmel last year was Offered for the
safety OF our Soldiers and Sailors in the
war It is hoped that all those who have
returned from tho service Will feel il p
duty TO present themselves at our
Lady's Shrine in thanksgiving for her
maternal protection.
Petitions to be placed ut tho Shrine
should be sent TO tn" Monastery before
the opening Of the Novena.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-07
LAWYER SUGGESTS.
AUTOMOBILE. PARK
says Part Of wharf Space Could Easily
Be Converted INTO Suitable
Place.

A woll-knOwn attorney Of this city has
made the suggestin~ that the pot OF
ground lying between t." C-c555 AT the
PENNSYLVANIA railway passenger station
and the Ohio river be made into park
ing place for automobiles.
The slope OF the bank at that point"
the attorney said 10 an Intelligencer re-
porter. us comparatively gentle. With
"A minimum amount Of grading and lit
tile building up next to the waters edge,
fall Of that waste space between the FALL
road and river just porth Of the. wharf
could be converted into a very good park
ing place for automobiles.
~ ITO my mind. II is only question OF
a short time until some such parking
place will have to be found. There is
no small amount OF dissatisfaction over
sthe close parking Of cars at the curb on
Twelfth street. In the Windsor hotel
block. Should a bad fire occur in the
block. II would be a problem for one
man out OF. "a dozen o. so 20 get 10 that
block and get his car out OF the way be-
fore the street was hemmed in By the
fire apparatus and lines OF hose.
8 This unused space next to the river
could easily be made into parking place
for 100 cars, and. to my mind. it il the
ideal location for an automobile park
for this part Of the city"
\ -
z BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-07
MACK SENNETT'S
BATHING BEAUTIES
California Tiln Studio Coming "Bodily
To the Court Theater This
woek.

From rar-nn sunny California, where
most Of the American motion pictures
nrc made. is coming straight to the
t.ourr All ihy week. starting today, not
rnly the latest Production OF ON" "I In"
treat studios. but actually good por-
lion Of IT, Irving personnel In tn" most
,o,rd c\hfhliInn eyer gwen IN the f"ld
RI films tho ravorit"+ Of millions hrc
IN he seen simultaneously in person and
on III" screen.
The premier" in San Francisco "i
N,,E s.cnnctt'a new MIN comedy. yam
L,, DoodIe in Berlin" was tho inception
If ,hIs novelty Sol l.. Lessor. VINO
bought thu rn;Ir" American and 'ana-
diam rights 10 tn" production. persuaded
MIR Srnnclt to allow the personal APP
noorouce II his bathing beauties at the
R,ynli thcatcr there for few perform
aurcs Tho. result was Il perfect simeon
Of popular excitement. 49,
Tho public hat had come TO know TINS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-07
Wheeling E[KS
To SEA SHORE
RAsrExAlrED RULER 4, L. ROBIN
SON WILL HEAD DELEGATION
YRoM THIS CITY.
About Thirty Local Members VIII Attend
The Session, which Opens
This Morning.

Quite a number OF the memb'As Of
Wheeling lodge. No. rs. b. p. Q. Elks.
will depart today for Atlantic CITY.
where they will attend the national con-
vention, which convenes there this morn
ing. II. L. Robinson. past exalted ruler
of Wheeling lodge. is the dclcgat" from
this city. with J. Harold Rren - az al
ternat1.
The majority OF the local members
will motor down over the National high
way TO WASHINGTON City and then over
the Great White Trail to the coast. The
roads arc said to be in splendid shape
a, the present time and much interest
is being manifested by the local men,
bers in the trip.
Following are some Of the members
who will attend the convention from
this city: II. l.. Robinson. Or. o. w.
Burdats. Andrew Ritz. Judge A. H Rob
inson, DR.. Leon y. Refer. J. Harold
Brennan. J. p. Glass. Chester Whitman.
DR.. H T. Campbell. Russell burst Henry
A. Nolte, A. l.. Cameron and others.