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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-29

furnlanC" an exceptionally strong screen
dramn IS offered fer IA" '!rSt rhrr" days
II tho week when Elur";."" Reed. c;l:"-
tlnnal staG" ana screen star. Wall he -s''n
IN Her code of Hvnor." a problem play
~ the Latin Quarter that Is intensely
interesting. The scene then shifting to
New York. the plot runs swiftly rhrDuGh
mom"ntous situatI0ns. and holds. Il Is
SAID. the audienC" in suSpcnS" a. Ia the
ultimate ouic"m" until tn" CinaI >c'u,.
With THIS dual role. that Of IA" struc-
Cling young artist in Paris and then as
the wcll-to-do American C.rl IN New
York. Miss Rccd is said To offer The most
powerful work Of her screen career. and
in fact that talented star Is reported To
have said OF Her Code of Honor" that
it is the best picture she has ever made.
The cast presents unusual strength
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-29

If all tho women who have struggle!
for Political d"inucraCy can now hr'nS
to bear upon III. problem 0f InduStr!hI
democracy the sane wisdom N mHthri
OF aCcUmpl! ~hmrnt III" futUr" w!.i T."
bright for .\n"rlC1.
Tho war has changed conditions for
women n industry. /; has L.'m"nStrat-
ed the Importance 10 IA" nation "f
wonan'S work. and L has produced 4
new ATTITUDES II mind toward tn" d"Sira-
bll:ty OF n greater variety Of occupation
for women.
During n" war everybody was eager
70 sec women take uD s-,nr" now work.
The enlargement Of opportunity for
which women had struG.ci"d suddenly
received n iIitjnual "ni"rs' tn"n'. liu;,
with tn" signing &C the armlSticc W."
began 10 rcalIzr tha' after AL tins
change Of a'iituG" m!Cht not y" p"rma-
rcut. We hHv" SOM" instances If r.
action t. The traditional nit!tuI". not
ably in tho Cleveland street car case.
Enlargement Of opportunities means
great deal - women h"CaN$" Of Ia" on
Crl;IZnE stimulus which Viii spar th"in
on when tn" puhhc shall com" I" b.
hcvc that women ar" caIub." Of all IT,"
varieties OF cCCuuatirn IF which men
are rap2hlo. ErGn;'u- 'hr "=tabi Shm"nt
Of h"aithful rcndI'!"1S for both men
and women.
II. on tho contrary. W" c0nttnu" 70
to- women. nI""I l:',!" girls. that cor
tam "ccurar:nus h'lvuS :" mon. and that
vixen "l"Is go MO an industry ,h'.v can
Ia Il forward ~ any event |" earning
only the. w:i"-S g.; 4 woman and not li'
watcnS If man ". viii cont nnalIy
suppress IN" rapori''S a. W mon
Another irnYs,~lIi' ~r'p IS h"'or" us.
and that Is - Canngr tn" conditions ~
emnloynent Of woui,n. W" hay" learn o
cd during m" war thai thos" conditions
vcrc n matter rf nI'!onal importance.
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RIPPING RHYMES
By WALT MASON.
EATING.

have lust COM" hack from DIN
rcr. and n'.. Al hour ct 80. ana
that dinner was n winner, tax rs II
.s dinners 49,, FIRST rher" was
roast Of mutton and | Ch"wed away
with zcst. I'll there wasn't ieil
button un ia" north sid" ~ my vest
There were nc"tS AMI sweet p"'A-
foes and som" prun" juice. extra
dry. maCarnuI with .mni""s. ana
finished NJ with Ti". Now nav
m. ,rd,r,. tluu. and my w'rkS h"T''
rlr,,rus misc. and with m" II IS
cuoei,ur who'hcr eating truly phys
II w. lust would ut ont "a, lhE we
COULD .nIc u Let rf rocks. salt th'm
down pri i"cr repeating. III the S',I'
derosi, bon. We would prosper Ike
Tho dickens. put all kinds ~ W"a',h
away. If we'd cut out veal ana chlCN-
cre AMI 10. satisfied with hay. fut
ca fcw If rs arc ahI" 10 accumulate
. hone, ON tho ample dinner tao!"
all ou- rrV"ru" - thrown. IH''
our innardS g"t 10 baking. Nhoer-
meath tho vlcIuals' hcf;. ana 'he
doctor comes a-d"cking. and n"
,,k,, whl, coin Is LETT. on. IN"
druggists round me froI'c. pour rms
nn,,rurls INFO M. for haN" spas
r,4d!r colo. ana l am sight 10 see
:, i. sc?r,ci~ - SURPRISING that
,.,rr,.,.Y,,J dub feels :" mach
Ike moraI.Eins On the |ah.'! 81
grub. ,,-
Coryr!ght by Goo. Matthew Adams
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. endorsement " their opportunities our
Icrs,,7al view IS That We must. first Of
ali v.,-b IN the balance the th"oretlCal
r..h, Of women t. be equal before tho
ltW aS r,nlntrrI with IL" yalu" to WON
"a ~ tho acinat results of labor i"sisla-
tinl.
II labor law restricts output and
ariirn should l.. taken by thos" who he
. l,.yc ~ The larger Development Uf Cp-
ruriulItirS for women.
II Labor legislation means that IN"
: community "nA"ts INTO Ia" us sens" oi
whn. minimum standards should h.. and
. If such l.E.SlnIlru Is not restriction
upon rhr Workers. but Is such rcSiri'-
mon u:uru adverse conditions as 10 SCI
Tr,.. tn, Im.-t CapaClllcS OF the WORKERS
and in Iuru stimulate difference. !, pc
.,,,l-s = means Of "nllrelng oNportuul-
,,,... for wrmcn. In other words. IN"
actual results. not IN" theory. must a.
: /, rIulu,. our. decision on this point
I'll. Attainment of forces opposed ="
= h.u NAV hc hrrcly accidental, hut
n.,,rilrlr$S would W., as political SUI.
frag,lsiS. hc willing to throw asia" al!
Ih,t hns been gained thus far In enact
in Ir,,, law certain minimum standards.
! .,h.y,. winch "" can 4" forward. 10 riN"
women larger opportunities 81 accom-
} GlIshm"ul ~ industry" II l"EiSihtl"h
: l., IN thu interest Of larger 'NI'I"nCy IN
. industry then u becomes an asset tor
! rh.. stat" and au asset for women work
- ia tn" STATE.
! 1f.Ir ~ * ru, because they arc women
ihnI lrgIslallun Is necessary. II iS be
D cause women ar. l,W-raid workers be
cause they work long hours and too
i"It"n UnI"r adI"rS" ""udIii"nS 'hni nus
me-; he'd * used to "E'r""ru" lh'ir hhndl-
,rr. ~ workers.. The thing W" arc after
~ tn, rrut"ri!"u "f III" l"w-pald "Crh-
err who nr, employed long hours.
rho women in America VIII" hay"
! srrIv"u for l'"iltl"al Suffr"c" must M
! on their guard IN their aitltud" toward
| IA" industrial problem. milking Sur"
! thp' they ar" not rr"JudEinE tho s"lu-
rl"r through t"ar "f change. Thor nor
! force - n"cd"d IN industry because they
l halH proved lh"i IN pulitIcS they Ar"
not afraid Of tn" principles of demo-
cracy. nor d" th"I f"ar 20 meet now con-
! dItiunS hv changing mCihndS.--"0pS-
: right. 1919. Thompson Feature S"rrIceJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-29

morning md arrives NJ go IN tho after
noon He hnS boon conductor for twenty
years. and thinks that h" has rs many
years nor" in front OF HIM. His last
increase brought his wages up To n min
imum of $4,000 year and maximum
Of $500 depending upon his over hours
Commenting up tn" vicious circle IN
rolvcd IN tn" higher cost Of living h"
insisted upon an explanation.
answered: advancing wages and
consequent higher cost Of living lI"s be
fore me- like 4 circle lying on III" ground
You insisted that your wHr"s h" in
creased 80 percent To pay lhIs waG"
the farmers had to pay an increased
freight rate for grain and meat: 10 cover
that charge the farmer increased IL"
nrlc" Of his wheat. meat. milk and hut
tor. TO pay the increase 10 the farmer.
IN" shoe man, cotton and wool m"r.
charrS raised their prices: finally III"
higher cost "f liNiaE reached the raul
way man again. thus completing tho
circle" How much money had YOU saved
before your raise IN wages" | asked tho
railroad cmrl"yC. oh. about $50 a
year." aud how much money HAY" y,u
saved siur" %our advance" "WcN.
about N" same amount co. so 4 year"
"Eut d" y"u buy any NOR" pairs of
shoes for your :nmliy"" so. think
not apo y"u buy any more SUGAR.
coffee or tea" mo" DO yru travel
any moro. dress any better or have moro
luNUrIcS"" NO. no We do not
After that the railroad man sat think
NIX for iw" or three minutes. Suddenly
h" aid: Tho difference. Doctor. is tins.
do no; Inv" any better IN S3.500 a
yrar than l lived on $4,000 il year. bat
in hor"'--and he tapped on his heartfelt
C"cl as If wor" a thousand dollar big
c"r man" New that was Il 'hrrwd and
very phllosorhir observation. The IN
cr"as'. in his wage had enhanced has own
$o'f-rcsr"ct and The s"lf-rc$rcc; Of his
w!fo AMI childrou They now feel thu;
thy are IN a htrlc different position. have
climbed {" "A Into higher ground and
have developed Il now hope for the ful-
ur". Strictly speaking. that Is IN" rca-
son why tn" WORKING man. who is ~
better Of; N terms 90 whit money VIII
buy. IS today r,u,h hotter of in terms
rf happiness ana Sclf-rcsp"Ct Bur
whatever makC@ for manhood increases
III" sense uf personal worth. wid'ns the
interests Of the family. Will. in an IN
cr"mont "f property 10 tho stat" TIL"
great hing IN a man Is not his food and
c'"ihos---u IS his soul. ANYTHING that
lluk"s for III" enrichment Of III" soul -
= Eajn--sr-ial and industrial. II IS not
enough. therefore, for economists To say
hat This railroad conductor Is no h"ttcr
off today than h" WAS TWO years ago i
is 'ru" h" has no NOR" things for his
h.dT, bat y" hn$ NOR" thoughts for hi..
soul. And u"w thai ho has worked his
way through II" Trrh!Cm h" has CONE
To- recognize this very clearly. that 'h'
only WAY - Keep his high wage whNr"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-29
Our Daily Story
AoUARIA FESHE.

Jazzbo. tho man from Mars, studying
,hc pleasures If the earth people for his
hook The Earth. Its Habits and Gus
TINS" decided 70 go 10 a movie show
10 ascertain, /: possible. III" strange
reservation OF that form of drama for
the masses.
He chose a picture called The Love Of
T.ulu I.iddenthal" and watched IN"
screen with fascinated eyes a. 1t showed
I.ulu.s carccr-how she went from bad
70 worse and from worse 70 somcp n
o,yful. how she tricked. betrayed and
cheated Almond West point. n" tnn"-
cent Young clergyman VII" loved her SO;
how shc fed after West point caught her
eubrasSing his gardener; and how sho
sank into tho gutter and became tho
queen IF the tenderloln. stealing Camp
ling and taking dope.
II sec" though, Jazzbo. The spec
tators like 10 have life laid bare. When
Wcstpoint secs Lulu in all her degra-
dation. they will rcjo!c" with him that
such a woman missed being his wife.
But no. WestpOlni CHANGED upon Lulu
uhile he was doing social work ana
Lulu was SO moved that sh" completely
reformed in As hours. and they |rrC
married. And tho audicnc" *1TinudHd
madIy. and Jazzho turned TO the woman
nov: 70 him. Mrs. AQuaria t1Sch", ami
asked. VIII you tell me. please. why
eyeryone Is 40 pleased at so impossible q
termination" They must know that II
could never turn out that way IN real
life i,.
such a comfort I" 500 it in tho movies.
she replied still applaudlnG.
Thank YOU" sad .lazzho. and GaGedIy
kcrt his scat until tw" uSh"rs busted
him out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-29
TT WILL TAKE PRESSURE

Undoubtedly. thc-c is large and
people for a national budget system by
which the appropriations made by con-
pres. may be systematzed and the
huge annual waste eliminated. It is
equally certain that to bring about the
adoption Of the budget system by con-
Eress will require great public pressure
This was str!kingly revealed in tho
Arourse Of recent debate IN the house
OF representatives.. Hon. James \.
Frear Of Wisconsin. was speaking IN
favor of q budget when he was inter
rupted by former Speaker Clark. who de-
elared that such discussion was useless
as the 147 members Of appropriation
committees in the house would be
against the proposition at the start. Mr..
Fr.ar responded that no realized the
truth Of this statement and that instead
OF only l47. there would be at least 200
members against the project 10 begin
with but that If the present congress
does not enact such a plan. the people
will elect one that will.
In response 10 o question Of another
member as 10 why there is little chance
OF immediate action. Mr.. Frear said:
because there arc over zoo members Of
committees having apprOpriating power
who do not want 10 lose their prestige.
I haye sat on one OF these committees
and ! know what it means, but they
rna1St come 70 i. There 10 NOT mvn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-29
ALA AXIOM REMAINS
FOR ANOTHER WEEK
Is Added Attraction Again at tho Viz
ginia--Florencc Reed n Her
Code OF Honor"

Ala Axiom. the wonderful man Of
mystery. VIII again be seen at the Viz
GINA thcaIr.. this week as an added At
traction To- pr"EraiA Of feature lh"to-
plays tina VIII max" Il Il double feature
entertainment. 50 pronounced WAS the
.,cnsal on created hy tho master mind
reader last w.k and especially after he
shattered nII IN" theories OF the Skcpil-
cal ones. that Manager Fcinlcr succeeded
in having Mr. Axiom srt hack a date IN
a-"lhcr city nd remain hero an addition
al week.
In addition 10 his demonstrations at
both the afternoon and evening per-
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with William Desmond. himself star.
leading III" support. wl:ch includes also
Eubcr; Frazer. irving Cummings. Mar
criIc Roussi!!On and Alec Francis.
Her Cod, of Honor" is the first OF Il
series Of six supcrpiCturcs in which :I:Ns
iced Is starring for United Picture
THEATRES. incorporated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-29

Every man is n specialist In some one
line. The universal scholar knows
about everything, hN' inc
shepherd. sailor or oyster man Knows
everything about one th'nc. On IN"
train l talked with railway 'mri"E".
He has had lit'l" "duca'i"n. lie began
iifc as n swi,chman. b"cam" brakeman.
cnd fnalIy reached his amhr'Io rs con
durtor. His train is n local tram. II
leaves tho division station nj IN TN"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-29
STANDARD OILS WIN.

CLEVELAND. Sept. 2S.-Thc Star
,iar,i oil. %: Cleveland. today won tht
,'lr,s NNA worlds arn"t"ur chompi"H-
SHIN Of tn" mar ORAL baseball fedora.
hv defeating III" Chcvrol"ts. OF Flint,
Mich, , to in ten innings. and the sec
cnd game az n double header. Flint Won
the first game to !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-29

Tho scientific sharps tell Us that tho
trouble is not that prices arc going up
hut that the value Of the dollar IS gong
down. That's so comforting to know
when you are paying the bills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-29

Mary had a little lamb. On reading
this. the intelligent reader will realize
IT once that Mary lived many years ago
before meat became 50 high priceo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-29

Miss Helen TAFT advocates a union
and a strike OF school teachers. hc''e'
watch out. Helen. Papa might spank
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-29

The government has 100000 worth
OF leather to sell. Almost enough 10
make a pair Of shoes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-29

rf YOU ar" uniformly cheerful with
"u' hc'uE Silly. youth h" forgiven about
.,lCrythInE that may bc wrong wi'h you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-29

Tn" I.ady-YHs. II is such a comfor,
- know | saved thrc" poor fellows in
that way.--Sy Grry bulletin.
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Names.
SECTION TWO.

That territory within tn"
(Tty Limits OF Whccliu
lying south OF wheeling
Creek.
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SECTION FOUR.

k.l territory lying ca;
e tho OHIO River outs'd"
tho city Limits "f Wheel
lUg
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(Tororrog-"Thc Pseudo Explosion
a merry hrr1h story hat n" bomb throw
or will want TO miSS.)
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Names
SECTION THREE.
Names.

All territory lying west
Of the Ohio river.
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List of Contestants and Credits
Accepted for Publication
Burroughs Adding Machine Used to Insure Accuracy
SECTION ONE.

The territory within 'he
Cnv Limits Of Wheeling
lying north Of Wheeling
Creek, including the Island.
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BY, WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-29
INDUSTRIAL DEMOCRACY FOR WOMEN
Legislation Should Not Be Enacted Because They Are
Women but Because of Working Conditions.
Bv MARY VAN KLEECK

Chief Of the Women in Industry Service Department Of Labor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-29

All the fccble-mindcd are not IN aSE-
lums. Some OF them profess 10 under
stand international politics.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29

During .he thirteen years Scott Ferris
has been in Washington from the dis
trict. there has been no congressional
contest OF a serious nature and dur
ing Ferris long stand many leaders
have grown up in the district and
looked with longing eyes at the Sixth
district seat.
The announcement OF one more
aspirant, K. II. Wilson, is to be ex-
pected. The state superintendent of
public instruction certainly has made
up his mind to run, politicians agree,
and explains that he is waiting for
the waters TO clear in his home town,
Chickasha, before cutting the ropes
Judge Bailey of Chickasha, who has
not announced, is a factor. He is a
real resident OF Chickasha, while Viii
son has been going back only to vote
and for an occasional visit since he
was elected TO state office. II Judge
Bailey's friends are not satisfied, Viii
sons candidacy will be injured in the
northern end of the district.
Judge Cham Jones and George
Bsauman. already announced, have
big followings.
Out Of Governors Race.
Senator Thomas decision ha. taker
one possibility out Of the mex, cam
| CONTINUED on PAGE Z, Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29

The ssie OF Medicine Park to 4
syndicate OF Wichita Fails oil men is
in reality the announcement OF Sena-
tor J. Elmer Thomas as p candidate
for the democratic nomination for
congress in the Sixth district.
Friend. Of Senator Thomas who
have been discussing the possibility OF
the Medicine Park man becoming a
candidate for the seat to be vacated
by Scott Ferris have made it plain
that Senator Thomas would not con-
slider entering the lists unle" he
could devote a large part of his time
to campaigning and he u said TO have
promised friend, to. be candidate,
providing he could dispose OF the big
summer resort property in Medicine
Park which he has developed since
1903
Politicians who have been watching
Developments in the Sixth district say
that Senator Thomas formal an
nouncement may be expected At any
time.
A Free -for-all.
The decision of Senator Thomas &C
campaign for the congressional nomi.
nation adds further interest to a free.
for-all engagement, in which six mer
already have taken off their coats
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29
Greens Get Five Years Each
Drum Major Made
Hit With Young
Warren Pershing

PARIS, Aug. 29.-"Sergcant"
Warren Pcr,hing, the young son
of Gen. John J. pershing, vino will
sail for home with his father on
the Leviathan on Monday, was not
impressed by the European royal
ties with whom he came in con
tact. This was illustrated by the
following story told here TODAY;
While watching the great mill
tary review IN front OF the royal
stand in London in July, Warren
was recognized and taken up the
steps and introduced to King
George Queen Mary. former King
Manuel OF Portugal, and other
members Of royalty. Later, at
their hotel, General Pershing re-
marked TO his son:
We'll, Teddy, you have had a
great day. What did YOU think OF
the king, and queen, tina, you
met"
Warren pondered moment and
then responded with enthusiasm.
Say, Daddy, did you notice that
drum major' Wasn't he just
tne2"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29
C0MPERS TALKS FIRST NATIONAL
WITH WILSON ON TO Be NAME Of
LABOR TROUBLES STATE NATIONAL
Conference Scheduled to Be-
gin at 8 O'clock.

WASHINGTON, June D.--The la
Dor situation held the center OF the
nations stage throughout today.
Samuel Gompers, veteran head OF
the American Federation OF Labor
and his associates on the executive
board OF that organization worked out
in their carefully secluded offices a
general plan OF action designed TO
meet the crisis developing in various
vocations. Railroad Director Hines
and his lieutenan,s calmly worked out
their scheme OF breaking the Pacific
coast railroad strike commencing to-
morrow morning unless the strikers
accept their ultimatum and return to
work. In his study in the White
House the president wen, over reports
from the labor department dealing
with strikes and threatened strikes in
every section Of the country.
The president and the American
Federation OF Labor officials were to
confer during the afternoon COM
mencing al ; o'clock. Originally he
president planned TO meet only Com
pers, who lad hurried back from Eu-
rope because Of the grave unrest pre-
vailing in tn. ranks OF organized la
Dor in the United States Howeve-
the veteran leader asked the p esiden'
to meet the executive committee and
talk things over with them and
word was sent back that all would he
welcome.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29
STATE WILL USE
FOOD FROM ARMY
IN INSTITUTIONS
Carload Of Goods Purchased
Today for Penitentiay,

The state board OF public affairs is
purchasing car load lots OF the gov
ernment surplus war food for use in
the various state institutions, il was
announced this morning by George
Clark, secretary OF the board.
One car OF meats. canned goods in
cluding dried fruit, beans and sugar
was purchased this morning for the
penitentiary at McAles,er. and ar
rangements are being made for the
purchase OF car load lots for the asy-
lums at Supply, Norman, Vinita, and
for the reform school a, Granite.
The purchases are being made
through the pos,masters of the towns
in which the institutions are located.
The goods are being bought at less
than the prices in Oklahoma whole
sale houses, il was announced by the
board.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29
OIL PROMOTERS
TO Be HELD ON
BOND FOR TIME
Not to Be Sent 10 Pe0Ote0-
tiary for Few Days, Said,

Ellsworth J. Green and b., son
Ellsworth II. Green, convicted on
July 9 on charge OF misuse OF the
mails after one OF the Longest ard
most hard fought trials ever held out
in federal court in Oklahoma Nrre
sentenced this morning by JUDGE John
II. to'icr4, 70 serve five year, each 800
the federal peui,eniiary. according g.
word from Guthrie today. 1t is ex-
pecteI IN the United States district
attorneys office here that the men
~i.l be held on bond for several days
before beng sent 10 the penitentisry.
The Greens organized the Great
Western Guaranty and Investment
company here in 1917 with a capital
stock of 100000. The purpose OF the
company was advertised as investiga-
ton OF oil and investment companies
and protection OF inexperienced stock
buyers. Later many companies al
legged to have been frauds were
formed. among them, the Oily Der
rick" the Quick Action" the War
Baby" the Great Finds" and the
Teachers and Students" Many
Norman students and professors were
stockholders in the last named COM
pany.
Don Green, s u FRANKIE, {, II Fv-
crest, N. s. Browning and II. L. Coch-
ran, other defendants IN thecase, were
Acquitted.