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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
THE JAPANESE DANGER

ri" Jni.nur~" question nH"l" comes To
prr.ItLIni.,l hy n"E"iI"tI""n r"' Ii" I'''r-
.l,nr. "r - ."nni,i"r"hi'- t'"'i "f l"'"l It
I ...,v., t'aiIf"rui" t''' '.'.I""i'"Il'" r'r
r.-r, IA. ."I,rinnI r,"'vih h"W"vo OF.
IT ,l,r In,"I,"~~ population Ia ''nIir"r"l"
In an i,riionI that d""n"1" '"r'""II''"
o,n,,,i, tho Jnrnn"-" nnd III" I"r"nH'hll-
~ .,r discriminating thew int" II" bulk
"r the population rr"ntN n r"ri"uG ""nhl-
linn White American lnInr ,locr not
s,Icce.sfuIly ~omprir with TN" Jap. Th"
white farmer and IN" white wnrkiuganan
rannot liv" On m" sam" wng" and in the
game manner TINT h" lap lives. This
mems that. in IN" long run. sections in
which tho japanese settle cI"ntunlly be-
man moves out anil moves on. II is. Of
course. axiomati'' that "" cannot permit
ar American stat" to b" Japaniz"d.
Whatever may. BE- tho demands OF Japan.
: il IL clear that these demands cannot
be granted OF they tend seriously /" M.
r.ct the character "r til" population on
III" Pacific coast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
iHE LEGISLATIVE SESSIONS

1.-THE west Virginia legislative ses-
$bns, particularly the extra session JUS
t1aes very liberal commendation OF the
legislatures work. The pcrpleHing and
dSns-disturbing Virginia debt question
8 been disposed Of in a manner prob
Kly as satisfactory as possible under
lie conditions. On the whole. West
,Hsrxinia comes out Of the controversy
Eth less financial loss than some crit
,tts would have It appear. In 1870 com
Eiss1on. appointed by the state OF West
virginia and consisting Of som" OF its
.,1Slest men. made an examination OF the
! Virginia debt situation in accordance
18th the provisions OF the Wheeling or
finance, and found that West Virginia
ved old Virginia. at that time. about
100000. II the findings Of that com
!, mission was correct. and II til" sum or
BOO.O vas due In 1884," 1t Is easy t"
Alculate what sum w"uid HAY" am"unt
ID to at compound lntcr"at rates by 1913
Aur.uins the mathematical proposition.
"a will In rnund that West Virginia. hy
k,nn1 $4,000. 900 'hln year wall h"v"
bald it,ia met" tho" the W"st r''s'"i"
Spn,misaI"" r"r"rI"d +" .""'" ""'' M"''
escr. Tia. no"ossIiy "r t"h'"s LAT" 81 ID"
Vlrsls,ia debt has ,lrivor tho or l1l q ur'
tn a form or taxation that ""Eh' !" h"""
ttasn accepted yoarn ng". Th" virginia
debt will b. paid by tn" ror'rihn''rrr
Of tho great corporations dealing in
West virRfnin natural gar and pnrticn-
sarly selling It to cnnrum"rs ~ c'.."r
states. II n small price I" pay for
the privilege OF exploiting pu3." prop
erty TO tho vnlue OF over c5n. 900. go n
year
The Stcptoe gas bin aims to k""p
..itb,n the stnte or West Virginia Il
larger amount OF the gas produced than
NC have hcrctofor" been abl" to keep
=, tbis legislation proves effective. II
will tend to stlmu!nt" industry. and Ger
tainly Wilt increase tho physical comfort
towns
Tho state police hill Grades sninl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
WRECKING CAR FROM
DAYTON SALVACES
WRECKED AIRPLANE::

STEtBENVILLE. Ohio, April IA
wrrcking crew arrived here today from
tho Wilbur Wright flying field ~ Day
ton. Ohio. and took charge "r Tn" ON"
war savings airnlanc which was wr"ck-
cd hero Saturday when II crashed into
a bunker on tho golf course Of IN" Stcu-
bcnriIr Country clug after forced
landing. TIL" remains will hr shipped
/ back IN the flying fold. Lieutenant r.
G. Swan and his companion. S"rg"an;
Egclkraut. who hav" been awaiting tn"
arrival nf n new plane TO continu" their
flight. have not rs yet been Informed
wh"I her ar not ono will he supplied.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
JURY COMPLETED
IN Tho IDtplliYrDrpr

Special to Tho Int"lligrnc"r.
SrEU RENEILt.E. OHIO. April -
Tho jury Of IL waa secured lat" ihiS at
trrnnun I" nry rnnSluhl" David MrMn"-
tors Of Mt Pleasant. VIII" IS charged
with first degree murder for III" killing
"r William Drnprr II; Ramsey, ono.
over :, year ago. The d"f"n"" ruled ont
every v"nrrrnnn who admits h" had
amy German blood IN his veins and II IL
expected that rrn-G"rnnnIsm may hIur'
in MrMaSt"r'H drfrnS".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
If Fairyi.w. W. Va. and John l.. MONT
cumrry Of core. w. Va.
State Of Finance5.

If Fairyirw. W. Va. and J"hn l.. MONT
gumrry Of core. W. Nn.
State Of Finances.
Tho N'"SI NirEinia stat" lr"aSur"
started III" month "f April ";lh cash
hnlHurr If S3A42.426. hut with only
so ur that amount in tho stat"
fund general revenues. from when thn
general expenses Of thu stat" x H"ri!mcnt
for tn. month are Ia hc pad. and ut
least a part Of the cash payment "r liz"
NirEinrn debt is IN lrc drawn.
The remainder Of the cash is in spc-
rial .vLds. Tho grand ln'al ba'anrr
in the treasury. including tn" cash.
s9H9. 6"m nXrsird school funds and So
i'S59. nn". invested compensation fluids, is
slG."Sl.0aG.
Sectional Conference.
TIL" second uf three sectional cunf"r-
rnct.S Of teachers Of vocational acricul-
lure. under the Smiih-Ifughr.S Hct in
West Virginia. will Is" conducted h"r"
"Wednesday. April =, for tn" instruction
Of such teachers in this section of the
; state. it was announced today by !. r.
Marsh Of tn" state department OF
schools.
The first conference" will hr held in
Eonc"vrrir. April 8. and tho tEtd III
MnundSyillr April ~ J. II. Links ~
indianapolis. federal agent fu- nEriCul-
lural education, will be- one Uf III" in
GtriICirrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
SABOTAGE INDICTMENTS

KNuNNILI.E. Tenn. April 1-lndicI'
uIruln charging fraud aud *mhntaEr IL
ih. manufacture Of shells for IN" nj
ted SlntrS L.u, rrnInrnt wrr" returned In
"a federal ErHnd jury her" to-day: against
lhr WiIlinm l. oliver Manufa"turiuE
Company. WIllinIu j. oliver. head al
Ih.' concern and ma" "i It's employers
Arpnrnl,' Indictment Wn" r"lurn"'
against i. y TriEIrr. on" at Tia" govern
mrnI'n Witnesses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02

T. Finley klt""m. NJ "n" i'in" 'Ih"i
and rul,lI.h"r ct Il hrrIehIlN newspaper
,I sisters, iilr, ha:, returned I" W "Hhlhf
Inn Iruu %rwImri Nrw.. Va. "h"f" Ia
v,na .inII"urd duriuE Ih' var !" 'hhI''
,ts ,,n. nI the rr,rrrun"uI' lbs "urrI'
unr..I,uus,rs. Nj lIIr.u hI'''l''i ""'l
I,IIn,. ,,ni.rl, II r."",."I rI"'"r l"'
ina. i'll. ..,n,I..,tn,mI IT,. ,,iII L." 'rr'
I., .h Iin ,Ir,,..nt "rr""ii"I,' ~ 'h'
u'.or .'.r'rr'"".
lat. ,..,,.tun l.r.i'''a.' -" .''"'''
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,.r I.,..I. rIn,,r ~" """'li i'"" M""'
IN ,rto IuIin "Iuu. ~ rrf"rh 49,
,D,i, ,runI, -" " ,u"''h fr"m' F'"'' V
InIR. application f"r r'"''"" ll'''' '"'
uurrnr,I I.,,hrrr"u Hullh ~ llnrri"
vilic uu1 rrIItrnIi''n tor ~" i"'r'n'" '"'
Mnrgnrct e N,Tuuu nf ln1"%lin'-
t'uugrornu,nu W"",lynr'i. VIII" wH'
Lurking nfIrr Tn" inl"r"rl4 "I III" r"'I
,v,v uniI rlcrk concerned. Inns been no
iific1 Nv The post uffir" department 'hhI
an order transferring capt. j. Is. lAIl"Y
IF JarkrrshurE to duty ut tn" nnil l"r'
mannl in rin'iuuuii rhl". hnn l""n CIV
tered. t'npI. lInil"y has been in the r7,I''
,pov mail srrvirr for Over thirty ear"
iii. last run WINS between Grafton. w
Va. .nnd Cincinnati. ohio.
hrnlirniinn has been made To tho nf-
ric,ols nj tho posi- uffic" lrrnri mrnf ~
ScnnIor Sutherland for increased com
ucnsaiinn for IT, f.. Fox. n mail chntrn"'
ior who has route between Dennis
and Hain,ll", which is in Randolph
county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02

LIS
No. 70.
The Financial Worth of a
'emeN poop
By Rev. Newell Dwight Hills
copyrighted. 1919. by the twenty
first Century prcss.)
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By Rev. Newell Dwight Hills

Calling ur-,n an old friend. rich
wholesale merchant. who WIS recovering
from Il long illness. | learned that he
WAS preparing for trap /" California
and later i: p"SSIllr. to SwiI""rlhl"'
ana 81 south mt" llal! and tbyr' I"F
thu, winter. Like, Ponce dr Leon. NJ WIS
IN search ui the spring at "I"rihI N""'"'
ana really h"II"vrd that u years resi-
would completely rr""v"r his h'h''". ~
Md already resigned llH phHlll'h ia
president ,f ia" great fIrIi. hhl l"'"''''
s,IuIlN rhnIIuHn nI Tia" board. Nhi' -
~IguIug tram his inIl"u~ hItf'l"lhl'''
and uuIuhhInE r,'Ts I"'nrIl,lr h"I"' H.
Ihrr,. ,,ns. ..u, liiur that va upon ms
mind H.. vmnird - fIul ~ '"h' u" T"
tInI NAN uIn ,,"ulh l'r"I nfI'i lat" l'-
y, rimt'uIa t.htI' IL" war "N"' !" '''
i.I, ..uI,I I,i.. IT, '"rl"iI""l NAV
LuI IuI Il,.u,. tiur'" whru InIIM"' l""i
,.iii,, mai imlurIiiul I't"p'i los arc ''"'
rinIII. ,hni,rinr IL '"lu". ~ Va" 49,
rrrnrl t." ,"I'.iuull' chang" hl"' ~
vruIIu,snir. hy h""rinH ia 'l"i'h '''n'
wlIb ,riur~ r" IhuI wh'" "U' I""l"' ~
hrrnu - l"a, ii" iruh" Gould u" "'''.
niuI the. rr,..,,.lr - iuv'"I'h ~ ~ l'''' :
rnIlun. 80 iulu"iI inI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip at the Nations
Capital.
N-ASIILNt;T0N. y. t.. April - IL

WASHINGTON. y. t" Anril = "''
most nfflrc department has i*Sa"a II COM
mission as postmaster at fArkrrSDu'E
ia Walter T.: Stout, who had h"rn s"rN-
ing for and III behalf Of III" surety 81
rhc former postmaster. S'mms Aowrl''
Mr. Stout. commission bears date or inc
18th of March. and is four years tenure
from that date.
Other commissions. fourth class haNH
been issued tn Edward ). Thomas, Il.
Ecwlyn: John W. Greene. 1T SpriEG an"
William g. Palmer nj sylvia. all three
offices located ~ West Virginia.
The War Finance Corporation an
rouncrs that il Inns Ersiit'd To IN" t"'-
lowing thr.." railroads. which trhFcrS'
West virginia. advances on tn" S"cur-
nv Of TN r":tIfiratr" ct III" director
I;,nrrIl Of Railroads. as f"il"W-:
Wheeling Il LAX" Fri" S6lA,h"": mes
nncak. n ohio SAnn.nun and tn" West l.
rru MARYLAND $H%l nan.
,unrrinrr license WhS iSsu"H ~ th'
.iIy hall here. IT, I"w'ti NJ. Suilh. "'. "'
MurIimshnrr ". Va. and lIuI'ih u. 'Ini-
:-nu, 2h nr SiIi" Mills. ~. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
Tho Money value.

Ilrrn "lL n,r' Inul - rr"f"'d W" l"'lr
r.ut IhuI were II" !" nh''it'' i'' "
irln st humiu"'sr experience nnh hhh'' '''
nIiliI, mud "rf"r tea ih""I"nnh d"IInf"
II year. that I,r w"uld Inv" lh"u"nn'I" ~
l"Il"ru AN w"rur the advertisement. u
wn,, "nry Ia iInh men Of nhililv nhh ~
prrirurr. hut what hr wanted wh" j"
rnnu uf huI,rr. wh" would ""n.'lh'r IVA
ruuuIuycr'r inrrrruIr M rnrrrd ms hir
own To rtud rurh u unn h" v'nt r"m'IN
tu my In:, unn n l"nr or even d"uhl"
TINT .IIiu "I!uI." IIr 'nih. 'ihni typ" 81
mru. with lIunurlnl talent nj hu'lu""'
experience, whu hnn nb'miuI" honor md
truth 40 invurinhly IN hu"iutt'" for
himHrir md IrTnrI,, men can trust him
YOU rnuumt buy lhir form nf w"rh.
pIniulv ability hn.i lia rlunn"lnl Nnlu''
and experience hnr iia financial vnln".
hu. ,hnrnrlrr that r"ntT"lr ability nuh
experience j., nh"rr gold mud rnhI"',
HhuriI, nftrrwmrd my old friend "hrI"d
mn hln irir around tn" world. mad """n
died III, friends r"'m'h I" lhtnh ihnI
much ct hi, iu"rInuin wnH through
worry. md tnmhIIty /" trust hin "iI"r
NOUS InI"rr-i- rrnlt"r"h NIL oyer the
country. 1" hi- r"ll'w men
NJ nluu ever rcnliI",I mnr" h"iulv thu
commercial vniu" "r intent. "r placed II
hip her Nnnn''lnI frwniI iIl"'tl 'lH "''F''
lnIrrrIIN Character mnnir""ln it'"lf III
loyalty iIrmilt"n VIM l"rnl |" hIi
IRON, ,nnrIrr WnrhiuCtnn Secretary
HAY wnr loyal Ia hiE nohlr l'r"EId"nt.
l.iur"u THAT young man. who was
The privnt" secretary I" tn" great MOP
chnut and railway builder. and who
ncvrr Ind thought say" for his "m-
ployrrs' Interests. and who's" middle
name was "arcurnCy ana fidelity wax
rncd ono morning Ia discover That his
long time friend md employer WI" dead.
Several lawyers and bankers and other
railroad friends Of the rich man hupch
that they might hc made executors Of
tho enormous estate: but when III" Will
was road it was found TINT tho property
had boon loft. with enormous rewards
therefore. TO tho care Of his secretary.
beneath whose nam" ON" could always
write This word. III" WAS faithful IN
life and ~ will he faithful untn DEATH
Genius is less than goodness. No INCL
ioctual hrilliancy can c~~r tnkc tho nlnre
Of fidelity. The brightest jewels in the
crown "f character arc named loyalty
and truth. Roth thcsr merchants were"
right Honesty is better than rnbi"s
and loyalty is moro precious than fine
gold Who shall estimate. therefore. tho
commercial value Of charactrrc
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-04-18
ALL ARE INVITED
Dear Mr.. Editor:

Dear MT. EulUOT.
The Easter season is the greatest
Of AL festivals among the people of the
Anglo-SaXon Igce. This race emerges
out OF the dim pas: into the light of
written history with this festival a
regular custom. At first II was an
annual feast In honor OF the yearly
resurrection OF nature and homage
wis paid to the goddess, Eastie. Then
arrived the missionaries of the Church
among our ancestors with the glorious
message OF the GcJDyl. Naturally be.
ing men of another race they brought
with them the Bible and the Church
ritual OF services written In their own
tongue. a translation Of the Sacred
Scriptures and the Church ritual into
the Language OF our ancestors was
therefore necessary 1t was a happy
choice these translators made when
they selected the pagan feast OF Easter
and transformed Il into the Christian
festival OF the resurrection of Jesus
Christ, the great event In his earthly
life upon which the claims Of the
Christian religion rest. Therefore to
us OF the Anglo-Saxon race not only
Is Easter the great festival Of the res
direction of nature but II has become
far more-the great festival OF the
resurrection of the human race. And
while II is ture that all men do not
take advantage OF this new status Of
the human race accomplished by Jesus
Christ, yet II remains true that the
whole race has been resurrectcd into
the favor and grace OF Almighty God
and the Easter season Is the great
yearly anniversary OF that happy
event.
am hoping that every citizen Of
Toledo win enter into the spirit of
this season and rejoice In Its benefits.
At ST. Johns church an opportunity
will be offered TO everyone who de.
slres to pay their respect to God and
thank Him for His benefits on Friday
evening. the 25th, and on the following
Sunday, the 27th
on Friday at $500 p. m. there will
be service of prayer and preparation
and the theme Of my address will .bc
Good Friday" and its slgnlnoan,e.
On Sunday at $500 and 1900 u IN
the administration OF the Lords Sup.
per, and al the latter service the theme
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-04-18
SHERIFF'S SALE

In the Circuit Court Of the State OF
Oregon, for the County Of Lincoln
Albany State Bank, Plaintiff.
VS..
Carl S. Davis and Eva Davis, his wife,
and X. l.. Sabin, defendants.
BY virtue OF an execution decree and
order OF sale issued out Of the above
entitled Court In the above entitled
action, to me directed and dated the
10Th. day OF March. A. d.. 1919, in
favor OF said Plaintiff and against the
above named Defendants for the sum
OF s162425. with interest thereon at
the rate of Z per cent per annum from
the 18th day OF March, A. D., 1919, and
a further sum Of $4,000 attorneys fees
and costs taxed at S2l.55 and costs Of
this writ commanding me 10 sell the
following described real property sit
uate in Lincoln COUNTY, Oregon, as
follows, to WITT
Lot three t3), in block six t6). in
Siletz Townsite, together with all
buildings thereon.
NOW THEREFORE, in compliance
with the demands OF said execution
decree and order OF sale ! will on
Saturday the 26th day Of April. A.
d., 1919. att o'clock p. NJ. at the
front door OF the County Court House,
In the City OF Toledo. Lincoln County,
Oregon, sell to the highest bidder for
cash. all the right, title. and interest
OF the allowed named Defendants. in
tho above named action. in the above
described property. TO satisfy said ex
ocution decree and order OF Sale, In
terest, COSTS and accruinE costs.
w. r. SIMPSON.
Sheriff of Lincoln Co., Oregon
! Date OF last publication Apr 25 1919
Dateof first publication Mch. 2S, 1919
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-04-18

Of the sermon will be "The Trium-
phant Christ" as seen by our soldiers
in France There will also be the rite
OF Baptism administrated at the eleven
O'Clock service.
wish &; understood that these ser.
vices are open to all who care to at.
tend.
Fraternally,
ii. L. Bush, Vicar
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-04-18

Go ACRE FARM For SALE.
or without stock, household
goods, some implements. good
fences, II acres in crop, nice or
chard with all kinds OF fruit.
House, 2 barns, chicken house.
pig house, etc, spring water and
lots of out range. Owner has
business in the East and must
leave, and will give you a bar
gain at your own terms.
Three and one half miles from To.
ledo on olalla Slough.
II. Grand, box 402, Toledo, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-04-18

FOR SALES splendid sows
and 22 pigs; one SOW, priced at
$4,000, brought 16 fine pigs at
her last far1owing, a splendid
animal, but wish to breed only
registered stock in future. The
next, n smaller one, 4 fine bui't
SOW. brought 10 fine pigs and is
priced at $4,000, and a young
sow, same stock, $4,000. . sow
pigs suitable for breeding stock
$3.50 apiece; balance $500
apiece. S. J. Stewart. Toledo.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-04-18

WANT-To buy a stock ranch
q Lincoln County. Must have
s1ms improvements. Give COM
pete description and price in
first letter. c. o. Morgan, Iona,
colorado.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-04-18

FOR SALE-Heavy three in.
wagon, with heavy dray box,
price $4,000. Also two hogs,
weight about rs lbs, price SIS.
each.
C. A. Thomson, Ola. Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-04-18

WANTED-To buy cattle fit
for beef only.
Henry J. Stocker, Newport, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-04-18

FOR SALE-Or rent, five acre
tract half mile from town, good
house, enquire County Agent.
three miles from Toledo, with
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-04-18

FOR SALE-Red Duroc pigs
and shots. Inquire Of Mrs.
Grsenbrook, box 212, Newport,
Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-04-18

FOR SALE-Mare, ate II,
weight $50, good condition and
splendid worker. VIII take $40
cash. Virgil Rowe, Toledo. Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-04-18

FOR oALE-Moder home in
West Toledo, good house and
barn, consideration $500.
Newton Crabtree.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-04-18

AM lN-The market for all
kinds of cattle. See me before
selling. l.. A. Hubert, on Jay
Dunn ranch. Phone, 1904.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-04-18

FOR SALE-Or exchange, 2
OK yokos, one small size for
breaking yearlings, other full
size. Mrs. Mary A. Day, Toledo.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-04-18

WANTED-Young pigs, 6 to
weeks old. o. /. c. or Poland
China. Henry Mattson, Elk City
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
Enid Bennett Is
To Begin Bill at
Locus Princess
Fuss and Feathers" First
Two Days Booking, Tells
Thrilling Story.

Picture plays OF a widely differen-
tiated nature will be on the program
for the coming week at Loew's Princess,
the first Of the stars being pretty Enid
Bennett, who win be presented Sunday
and Monday in her latest release, Fuss
and Feathers"
Fuss and Feathers Is described as
a story of many angles. i presents
win. the daughter Of ar untutored pros
pector, who, after many trials and trib-
ulations, strikes 1t rich. Father ana
daughter go to San Francisco seeking
education, but unfortunately engaged a
crook as their tutor. The advent OF a
young a~ristocrat from college where he
was expelled, signals the Beginning Of
a pretty romance which is emphasized
by the clash of caste the families OF
the two principals represent. Many
melodramatic moments follow during
the five reels, hut after several Incl,
dents that will thrill the film -goer, all
will also be shown, and for Monday
and Tuesday a new comedy reel VIII
be added. 40,
be Pauline Frederick, the emotional
star, in another n of her tragedies dies for
1.-THE Eternal City" by Hall Game, for
which Paramount has provided Miss
Frederick with a notable. cast. The
powerful story is enhanced by elaborate
scenic effects which make 1t one OF he
classics of the screen.
Five stars will be featured in the Of
fering for Wednesday and Thursday,
this being THE Cabaret" starring
June Elvidge and Montague Love with
the support of Carlyle Blackwell, John
Powers and George McQuarrie, Those
who have never seen what a Bohemian
quarter is like and who are interested
in the manners and lives of artists,
will find much to interest them In the
forms the central plot OF the story. A
new sennett comedy, Beware OF
B~oarders," will also be shown.
Friday and Saturday the perturbation
q e',sportins life" the In famous IN ator old
This picture, directed by Maurice Tour
neur, carries n its Plot 1T tW " i tb9rllltPRg
incidents familia nr 70 fia hgilsh ih beth NJ
which an earl stakes all, himself win
ming the prize fight in a spectacular in
cid6nt and his horse wins the derby
event. Loew's News Weekly is added.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
GET
BIG COURT RULING
High Tribunal Knocks Impor-
tant Prop From Under
Law Enforeers.

Law enforcement got a severe set
back from the United states circuit
court Of appeals at Cincinnati in the
case of the government against Mrs.
William X. Bailey. The court held that
an occasional sale Of lipuor without
license constituted nc violation Of the
federal statutes, but that for a prose-
eution to stand up there must be a
business Of selling
Mrs. Bailey, in her defense befeRe
Judge Mccall, testified that one Bry-
ant had gone To her home and after
considerable general conversation ex-
pressed need for some whisky; that
she replied that she had none; that
he insisted that he must have a pint
that finally she gave him only half
a pint from a broken quart which she
had for household purposes; that she
declined to charge for this. but that
ne pressed payment, which she finally
accepted.
Judge Mccall charged the jury that,
even II % believed her testimony, still
she was guilty on account OF having
accepted pay for ono sale,
The appellant court reversed the
case, holding that there must be a
business Of selling before q successful
charge could be made OF selling with
out a license, OF course, the business
could be only a small n or an iueon =
siderable proportion Of the total bust
ness of the accused.
The effect of this ruling Is tnat 1t
Will be practically impossible TO con
VIC the small b~ootlegger, for while an
occasional sale can often be easily
proven, 1t will be really difficult to
prove a continuity of sales as a bust
ness OF dealing in liquor without license.