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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-24
BOARD AND ROOMS


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~ a,nu n'Nt opensn w
IN ali room, nothIns h.t,st in TuIs.
alih Ls,t second street. Il.tes o. aud
W p,r wesk
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.T,.ra -,
"1"''" "'us'~p'"s '"'"'
,,,a nyxs, ILL.
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"rn. rho"" s''' .-.-.--.
foh hiNI Two tcom' completely ~
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rn"ne n'u' .,,...,,., s-
w b.III no. rthh NJ Npn
n,nm ,snmo ,"''e un'"'"''p'" ''o"' r"""'
MAM pltockMAN AvTs, so,, Neely
| n,, nnseps "e" WIN AHne'
"tr ,.c,n M an an .roa,. III ,,.,, we s,a aa'1i 10
heu.eks.plnE, roons upstairs; modern
| rhone t'ss '. .-.---,
FRISCO A., ?7t-T~o nice olean, modern
| housekeeping rooms
iIopoE D. Ilai-rwo modern furnished
| Usb, ban..l .,nin. roam. No chiidrsn
| rhose giail
| ARCHER $40 Two I,sht hou.,l ..p.
Ing rooms Tor rent
| housek reping room new and modern
electric lsh,, fiu. lces,,on, close In
Nee ih"se hrst and sA't time
iiAskrLL. y. 20, Fer ront. one house
heerinE room North rde Phone tdes
TiIRp. W 0is-Two large upstAir,
| housekeeping rooms eiNi -n
IFAtRvtrw. E. n-r~o light -houi.kesp
ing rooms. nicely furnished
IU,NtRnS W ,,iIw,p,sd . ,c.eon.I.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-24
AUTOMOBILES
AUromoBiLrs ron SAL.

lph ~Ait t.dalss itaadsi-r ~ fret
'.ass f"ud tpr rhone 10 of b-i'
Iut hAlfl ~ o-usi iutH hsndisr
hummy. On good shsrs sstta e1alrment
Cheap " taken Of once 1SfHs n a.
sfsi Nlsp huirA hght sn tauring c.f
Ihnur Htiu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-24

90. - 49,. - ., a.
~, w MY ,nd o,,t Me ehs,nls
Tor so'"tnmsnt Railway NAL Clerks W.
wu,gt v s y"
4 NJ, givu 1..,,is. W.,in. in,a ~,
W,hi., IA, W..t tn.,aa - '''
,,,,.,,,sv 80 ----,
NJ NtSN lhNlNtb onns men anh
{ouns women .rs need"d e,sry~hs,s
W,t az w ~ va. ,I VS.
.cnJ ,,,t,,n, hso 80, asia -,
10 A ,ar.,.i.. l.,,.' 80
utn, ~ ha {,,..p,,.I
nr.. soilesr An .e,,sJiis,, ia,,,,n,,on
Iuo-tt A. f.t,
,o,y va, ~,
'oiN IHt NhMt teerniung offices 2
,shs, Lrdmors snd rnid
GOOD ItPANF:E COOK WANTED -
dood wages SfAll family Phone alpp
SALESM ASAuFR WANTED -T,psr,.nr.d
sutomohlls ard ttuet salesman capable
of handling ~hole'A'c and retail husl
ncn m", S'' experience In reply J.. q
WANIth @wlet a. "vmill Inquire 4
w hlns nn, N'niih shop Matket
@nNr ln'~ "AA
WANTED Operating engineer fot gasoline
WlNTfp Two experienced ,,ocL ,slcs
men 70 sell stock In gasoline plant
TShieh ~ rtessni paying diNldrudf
u"oh orPoHnhllt l9t i've f"s-io mate
lfontsble o"nnseuon Address hti.
World
THF LARGFsT Law SCHOOL for home
stnd, In the world will rfart a limited
number OF ~hol.tshirs 20 few earnest
l9nns men s'etlns saNsncrmcri Nrlg
ENluF nhons num9t w Sommetfeld
room Noh Hotel Inh
PAST 800 Twelve years ttpsriencs In
count, clerk aud city .ssessnf' f. ofiirs In
another rity familiar With deed. mort
TAgss. c'c drsir"s connection With real
trading VII BE- recognized Win rulA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-24
FINANCIAL
uoYA n nOSa6Isu UotjHIs

3S ROOM HOTEL. 10 business section
tine 10 room houss on South side -
hish class residence section ~ srms Cav
fsmer Phone 1905
ron saEr furni,hinE' Of SO room ho'el 3
tonT lease rhsap tcni good hnhuetH
reason for selling gcing back i1 htm
Address Prop Souihefn Hotel Mh1"se'
Okls
ron sALy-ag roam modern hotel West
Tulss tesson Tor selling ounrr has TO
leave Phon. NTli a. hhp'
nOTEls-as foom hot.l modern. terms
Mrhi consider huAsslo~ as rifi tab
msni ,sl Palmer PHONE 100
DENVER :. gOe r~svs room toomns
heu,s ,I~sy, fuil 'olpe terms
RooNiNG nnuSt for sale on account
- .eIo." b'fs''n' some terms
Phone 7oa
RooNING HOrsr sc,en room. Tor "a,
reasonable. modern close ~ fhons
s92n
II n MILLER buys and sell. roO,nins
houses 2ie firI National aldr Wub
Nsaan Investment company. Phone BOSS
ROoNlSG liorsE snd hotel good loes
,,oe c.ll 1aa.
ilorri.s hNp RooMiNg "nusts o' At
ttnda al the time Alli,un Realty. ll2
fitd Nsil. bant rhone ilii
TNrNTy ROOM ROoMlSD itnt ~ tof
sale of ,fsdr rhoue ii2n taii
fuR SALE \ l.rss. dticib mo'srn ho
tel tght in heart Of sitl Nuv clear
Ing more thsn tl nn0 month WI
stand rtiet.st inNssttfstlon lirst ptopo
niiion in,ris Tor anyon- able io handle
No inform alton over phone al n per
sou on NJ rinch With tho Allison Realty
10, ana Ffrsi Nat bant bids
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-24
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FARMS ron aENr

100 \CRE Farm SIXTY acres in eulhr
lior. f'caefo meadow, four room hsaN
Near Hfislow y 4 Money '2a fh
National Rank hldg Phone 6j0N
TFN ACRE TRACT LhND-for rent ons
mile east Of Fairgrounds tnown a.
Wilson tract Nine room houN. goo'
barn, good water Phonf j2s
FARMS fOR REST Five acres hsf 'nis
north of town four room house, good
ter sll kinds ~ fruit tan per mon'h
references required Phone 3uP
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-24
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron SAIL

ron HAi.t 4 podge touring esfi In htst
tlsu condition rhons gd1s or osll az
~ W seventh a.
SAXON TOuR HOADsrfR 1918 iof sale
In good sond iiion r~s thls hsfrsin r-sh
~ terms ao7 houth Boulder. Phone
1900
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-24
AUTOMOBILES
AUroMOBiLEs ron SALE
FACTORY WORK
lQiLPRIEd1 d1rIiNG
CARS

We are IN n position to re-
paint cars. We turn out
nothing but high-class work.
II your car needs repalntlng
let us figure with you. Tulsa
Automobile Corporation. II
West Brady street. Phones
GAS, dl36, 77li.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-24
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED FEMALE

v ANTtD \ Reliable white rtl or woman
fYf Fsnrts' Laurts1ft uI." room ani
lpurilkr plslr good sasra 10 fifei
paty Apply 10 Illinois NY
" ANrlp-A trisht touns lAdy 10 do can
Nassirg Phone IAIe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-24
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE -AuroMoBIiEa 70
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE

ONE LATE MODEL hiEh.els. rosdiiet 70
trade for equity IN Tulsa real estate
inOl Main
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-24
EMPLOYMENT
mrr.r WkNrnp MALn

MANAGER WANTED For new gfoccty
store ON salary and commission bnis
$50 rnsiHm~s Tusrsntced Store will
de- . min,num hntinrss of tliu 900 an
nuslly loeateh IN town Of 20.00O In
southeast Oklshoms Address bon n
Ne ~. care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-24
BOARD AND ROOMS.

ROOMS ron RENT FURNISHED ~
b nOt lptH a tIilI Nrf iafss bo.uil
f.|H iufUsHsi saAib room. people en-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-24

WE NAVE q client resident Of Tulsa. OLA +,
Who dssires seme strictly first class real
estate loans Applicants may erpeei
auick seten and no delsy Aby 4 Tueksf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-24
rouLfRy AND SUPPLIES

fOR sAi.E-sis,esn fni blood HAIRED
Plymouth Rock heus Phone -iflJ.
ORPiNGTON HFNS for sale. 40 Young
huff Ofpington hens Address L. y
Rox pai, Canry, Nan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-24

HoftL WAYNE Just opened up. ne-
building new furnishings, running water
in all rooms nothing better IN Tulss
2lih Lssi second street. Rates o. aud
W per we~k
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-24
RooMs usruRsIsurD

TWO rNiuHN HNisifp NpuNs Fot hstt
lpussks'plrF rh"uo gHup
PEORIA s. $40 iot t.ut tau stfl
IafgT unfufnIshsi tooni. private irus
go rear enhance. t,reru'd talk ruf.
NAihiilr \. io1 Sr,e nice oniuf
.IHhfi fpouit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-15
WOULD DRAW FARMERS IN
Federation of Labor Officials Are
Very Active

Very Active
Washington, Dec. 15.-American
Federation of Labor officials. made an
other effort. yesterday.to establish re-
!,ations with farmers organizations,
the Federation's "co-operation COM
nrittee," appointed at the Atlantic City
convention, meeting here with the rep,
resentatives of several farmers
groups.
While only one delegate from
farm organization participated in the
Feferation's Reconstruction confer
.ence," which opened yesterday, it was
understood the invitations sent by the
committee for today's meeting were
mere cordially received. Federation Of
ficials declined to discuss the confer
ence today, saying: that the commit
tee would make report Ito the ex-
ecutive council of the organization.
Organized labor was declared by
several spokesman ITO be anxious to get
organized farmers in the fold for the
campaign which the workers plan ITO
wage in the forthcoming election.
In this contention, the statements
made in the declaration, adopted by
Saturdays conference, appealing to
all of those who contribute to So
ciety to unite in furtherance of the
principles" were explained today by
labor leaders ito mean that organized
labor must be joined by the "produc-
ing classes of the victory is to be COM
plete." These leaders asserted that
the problems faced by organized labor
are as much the problems of the farm
er because they are both political and
economic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-15
ALL TRAINS RESTORED
Normal Service Effective at Midnight
Tonight

Washington, Dec. Is Complete
restoration of normal schedules of
trains running in and out of Washing
ton will become effective at midnight
toright, after six days of limited SER
vice. This order was issued yester-
day by L. w. Baldwin, director of
the Allegheny region of the railroad
administration.
Normal service on the Eastern lines
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, with
exception of the broadway Limited"
a fast train between Washington and
New York, was resumed Saturday.
Beginning at midnight tonight, the
schedules on the Baltimore and Ohio,
Southern, Washington Southern and
Chesapeake and Ohio roads, which
were reduced to conserve coal, vii!
return to normal.
Passenger trains on the Southern
which will be restored Will be No.
1877, between Washington and Allan
ia, leaving Union Station at 10 p. M;
No. 1873, arriving here from Atlanta at
S:45 a. 1n.; No. %, leaving for Mem
phis at 30 p. m, and No. "a, arriy-
ing from Memphis at SIS p. m. The
MISUNDERSTANDING sleeper, leaving
heya at $40 a. m, also will be re-
stoned: i ~ -. 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-15

Advertise your wants in the Ga
zette. Want Column.
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: Eleir and Waltham Opon
Face Watches. 2G-yGar guar
pnree,i gold allied cases.
S.3.Ga. ,pqy sos. c Wscb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
.BRACEY TRIAL
BECOMES MORE
INTERESTING
SECOND STAB WITNESS IN PERSON
OF Rev. W. r. cow InNh"
STAND FOR PROSECUTION.
PREPARED FOR LONG SIEGE
EHS TABLE WITH NOTES.
DAVID HGARY. HIS PREDECESSORS
SHmIrMG Cross EXAM.

Rov. W. r. Covert was called 70 inc
witness stand by counsel for the Tf04s
az $3.50 o'clock last night in the case u
the state VS.. Smith II. Eracey. the trlai
OF which has been going on in the Crln'-
inal court since "Wednesday morning. Co
vert was the star witness in former
case in which Bracey was the defendant
and was spoken of by counsel for tie
defense at that time as the shrewdHSt
and most brilliant witness they had ever
tackled.
carrying a hand satchcl filled with doc
uments consisting of advertising mat.
ter for the Howe Mining company. ~
which Bracey is president. letters aic
various documents which will be offered
IN evidence by counsel for tho state.
1t required only a few questions ny
Prosecuting Attorney Mckee 10 lead Tie
witness up to visit Of David Mctiary.
the prosecuting witness to the office uf
the Howe Mining company on q certain
day prior to September. eS, 1914. ard
then he let the witness name those VINO
were present on that occasion and just
what TRANSFERRED. With fnultlcSS "luCu-
ton and In most precise and excellent
English. the witness proceeded 10 name
some half dozen or more persons who
were present on that occasion and Of
time to time certain documents and pa
pcrs which he took from his hand
satchel in support OF his statements.
Witness. in the beginning. stated that
al the time Of tho transaction between
McGary and Braccy he WAS Il sleek
salesman for the company. il" also
named all who were connected with The
local office of tho company at that time
and defined the powers and duties or
each. While giving his testimony thr
witness .busIed himself taking the ia
pers from the handbag and arranging
them Systematically on tho table. Is,
the time he had finished nc had he
table literally buried beneath the mass
OF documentary evidence.
The fireworks will como some time
today when tho defense begins its cross
examination Of the witness. Covert. lie
is a man OF varied experiences. AS he
stated on tho witness stand last evening,
I'm a minister OF the Gospel by pro-
frsSIon but my present occupation lie
elevator boy Mt tho Huh" He Is about
80 years Of age, fully six feet tall anu
weights probably in excess nf 2GG
pounds He Is forceful and intellectual
in appearance and his dress and c2r-
raEe arc that OF the professional man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
He DROPPED WORK
AND WENT HOME TO
NURSE HIS WIFE
But W. T. Young Was Soon
Able to Go Back to the Shop,
Thanks to Wentworth.

err IS a well, known employee. OF The
Robbins X Myers factory Il; Spring
. field. o.. and his m"SSaS" ~ good read
ing 10 every trllow-SECf"rrr:
troupe Drug E".--NE wife has 3"sn
in a sevcrc nervous condition for L
long while. All run down and in Il
weakened condition. Had stomach and
diCcStivc troubles. Badly const:patcd.
could not rct rcstfttl sleep and would
bIcat badly from gas on her stomach.
size MAS IN such serious condition
that was Compelled 70 stay from
work and look after her.
| purchased o:u bottle Oc Nrrv-Wo-th
from vou and now. after taking It
she is Il changed woman and looks
Better in hcal,h THAN Fol; - YEARS.
No more nervousness. No stomach or
digestive trouble and sh" sleeps sound
" all night. We certainly praise Ncrv-
Worth as il proved TO do all and more
than the makers claimed for it.
W. r. YOUNG.
So: Gallagher ST. Springfield.
=. Sery-Worth is sold in Warwood by W
r, McNamur;,. Fulton. Fulton Pharmacy
NinyO Junction, Moore Bros; Martins
t.errv RaIston Il Parker: ST. ClairSvIlle
Patterson & Sons: GAINESVILLE. Hiles
Bros: Cameron. Cameron Drug Co: Sis-
1ersyillc, G.. B. Disque: New MartinSville.
Hornbrooks Drug Store: Moundsville. J.
H Beam Drug Co: Bridgeport. Seloy &
Reed (Dent PharnGcy): Bcllairc. Dank-
worth Bros: Padcn City. Morgan Bros;
West Alexander F.. X. McConn: Edge
wood, The Edge~ood Pharmacy: Elm
Grove. Blum's Pharmacy: Eenwood,
Benwood Drug Co.; McNechen. CARROTS
Pharmacy; WellsburS. J. r Elson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14

! lowing were made commanders Of the
Legion Of Honor:
Major Generals Frank Mcintyre. as.
| sistant chief Of staff; Henry Jervey.
director OF operations; George w
Cocktails. director Of purchase, storage
; and tra1lcs. and William C. Gorgas.
formerly surgeon general. a.
Decorations Of officers Of the Legion
Of Honor were conferred upon Major
General Z. c. Williams. chief OF ord.
nance: Erigadicr Generals Marlborough
Churchill. director Of military intelli-
Ecnce: Lytile Brown director war plans
division. general staff: Frank T. Hines.
director OF embarkation. and Colonel
Constant Cordicr. liaison officer. gen
cral staff.
Among the officers to receive tho dis
tinguishcd service medals were Major
Generals Henry T. Mccain. former ad-
jutant general. now commanding at
Camp Dcvcns. and William c. GorEas,
former surgeon general retired. These
awards were made some time ago. but
neither officer WAS in Washington when
the presentation WAS made. Guy T..
Trip. tho third civilian to be awarded
the decoration On to-day's list. was not
present, but will receive his decoration
later. Trr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
EAT MORE LAMB
AND MUTT0N
SAYS HELLER
FOUND WIDE VARIATION IN PRICE
AMONG LOCAL DEALERS he
TELLS REPORTERS.
Clains Both Lamb and Mutton More
Nutritious Than Beef, Having High
Caloric values.

Missionaries in The movement 10 cat
more lamb and mutton which wonld
helm 10 cunscrv" the beef supply Of the
country are practically every wool grow
or in The United States. which is cnphit-
sled II, thu Tri-Statc meeting yesterday
at the Mcclure hotel
Bul chief among those present who
would Ike io SOC moro consumption OF
mutton is Lloyd Heller. of Chicago. VINO
ia giving the movement a boost when
ana wherever he can
Mr.. Heller said he went 10 IL dozen or
more local meat dealers yesterday and
priced the different parts of tho lnnb on
sale and found Il variation Of price be-
tween shoulders and leg which amount
I'd from! thrc" to ten cents Il pound. Mr..
eller not only advocates the use OF
lamb Us food. which her'tofnr" mas
been confined to the portion which fur-
niShrS III" ChnHS and the leg. but urges
that the shoulder is just rs good and II
NOT brlt"r when III" bone Is taken out
than the leg. whtc.l is thought the most
chuic" portion for a roast.
Mr. Heller says if you TAX" tho shout
der Of II lamb and bone il YOU really
have the best portion Of the CascnSs as
a food: the bones weigh just the same
as the homes in tn" leg and the waste
is Just III" same.
he situation is parallel tn cheap cuts
in bcCC years hTO Wnlfn W'T" ITdS'l'-
ally thrown pwa, hut by education and
tho rise in price of beef those cuts arc
now used and are Just as good as most
porto of Il steer.
ANY butcher will hon" a lamb shout
der and. lac glad of the change az the
shoulder hcrciofnrr has been almost all
nr il wasted. being used for sicwS and
tn" more rirhian forms of cooking.
There the difference. in price between
tna l"c and The shoulder should b" an
incentive for economical and thrifty
people IN buy.
Lamb and mutton ar" NOR" nutritious
than beef -Mnd have mEh"r calnriC quail
iti~:s and * rs HHSily digcst"d hui some
p"npi" when they raj ii imagine they
can taste wool. but tho. removal OF the
thin skin on slaughtered lambs over
comes this and the meat is sarory and
just as juicy AS any other.
The L. s. consumption Of mutrnn and
lamb per capita is six pounds or about
five percent of the meat consumption OF
he country while in England IN" lamb
and mutton consumption amounts 10 %
rcr cent Of meat consumed.
Tho. Idea nf utilizing the shoulder OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
WILL EITHER HAVE TO SERVE
ORIGINAL so DAY SENTENCE,
FILE APPEAL TO HIGHER
COURT Or LEAVE STATE.

Judge Il. NJ AdGlcman in PART II OF
circuit court of Ohio county yesterday
handed down an opinion sustaining tho
judgment OF the criminal court in Tho
case Of the state w. OSccola \. stat
Ter. Statlers only hope of escaping he
thirty days Jail sentence originally I'M
posed by Squire L. G.. Hobbs. before
whom he was tried on the charge or
reckless driving, is To have The judS-
mcnt set aside by thr suprcm" court or
leave the state. which latter course
would mean the torf"iting Of his bond.
The charge OF reckless driving pre-
terred against Stallcr was the out
growth Of an accident that happened
,.Something like Il year ago out the pike
al what is commonly called Chicken
Neck" HILL He was first brought 10
trial before Squire t. G. Hobbs on III"
charge of reckless driving. lie was
found guilty and sentenced TO pay
fine OF SIS and costs and serve thirty
days in jail.
Through his counsel. Attorney j. b.
Handlan. Statlcr appealed from the de-
cision OF the justice 10 the crlnilhat
court. His trial in the criminal court
resulted in the jury finding him guilty.
Judge Rohinson's sentence was the
same as that imposed by Squire HOLDS.
Statler next appealed his case to Inc
circuit court, "hcTh lot 'h' Nilifu t'hN
the decision was against him. as al
ready stated.
Statlcr failed to renew his lease on
The Mcclure hotel pool room and BILL
lard parlor. which lease expired some
time ago, and has since announced MS
intention Of leaving Wheeling and as
Stunning the management Of one OF MS
brothers hotels.
After reviewing tho record Of the
case and discussing each Of the numrr-
Gus points raised by counsel for the NG-
PENDANT. Judge Addlnman closes win
the following opinion:
~ have gone carefully over the rec
ord of This case and briefs filed ny
counsel and the authorities therein CIT
|, cd. and have reached the conclusion
that no prcjudicial error was commit.
ted by the trial court. This Judgment
of the criminal court is affirmed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-14
French Legion Of Honor
Decorations for Ten j. s.
Army Officers Awarded

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1:.-Ten gen
eral officers Of the American army were
invested to-day with decorations OF the
French Legion of Honor. awarded them
by decree OF President Poincare.
General Collardet. military attache Of
tho French embassy. presented the deco
rations. with formal ceremony, in the
reception room Of the secretary Of war.
in the presence Of Secretary Baker and
4 distinguished gathering of American
and French officers. At the same time
Secretary Baker. In the name Of Presi-
dent Wilson. decorated nine American
army officers and two civilians. Edward
R. Stctttnius and P. A. S. Franklin. with
the distinguished service cross.
The order Of grand officer Of the
Legion Of Honor was awarded TO Cen
cral March. chief Of staft, and the fol-
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THIS HUBBY TOOK
ALL JOY OUT IF
!: N|FE'S ROMANCE
SEE TRHD TO PUT IT OVER THE
"OLD MAN. LAST NIGHT, BUT
BE WON OUT.
It's a Great Show at the court-"The
Naughty Whe"-Matinee and
Night Today.

Signs mingled with laughter. APP
plause mingled with signs and sorrow
mingled with outburs;s OF JOY. No
lightning change artist had anything
on the acting at the Court last night.
WAS it not Shakespeare who said that
the world was stage on which We
all took part: It was q great enter
tainment last night and there was Il
big audience present. IT was deserving
of such.a crowd. and all who came left
Knowing that they had seen one OF the
best plays 70 visit Wheeling for long
time.
The play is. based upon one OF the
biggest and most aggressive enter
tainrncnts'' for friend husband in tho
wide wide world. She was naughty.
and who is not Il, times: Don't oppose
her Dear. no. II she takes the Bit
in. her teeth. losses ;he rcins OYER the
dashboard. joggle tho whip IN the whip
pocket and see If she doesn't slow down
to a walk AID uTcr It. eat out of your
hand.
. At least that is tho theory adopted
by ono: Hilary Harrington IN The
Naughty Wife, which npened Two
day cnSagcncu; III tho Court last even
tng. closing with :, sna,Ine" today and
night performances. Tho theory work
cd For two hours and 4 half his puz-
zled better half WAS III II state OF be-
wildcrrienl over h"r husbands efforts
10 make her. omfuri;Ihl, and successful
as rossTSr". With foresight granted I"
few mon hiss astEt" harrington a.
vincd that. as has rather iinpu!SlN" WIZ
had made up her mind t" fly to parts
unknown with tn. yiliaE" l."thari". III"
only incentive n""d"d /" induce her 70
carry out her intentions WAS II" "Hl"'-
si,ion to her plans. :" II" helped nor
.,ack. and insisted that sh" and hrr
equally hewildered Haram"ur use ms