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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-01
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PRODA Sc dunn O lott svet

PRODA Sc dunn O 1Oti svet-
nicich hodici Sc pro dve rodi-
ny, dubove podlahy a vse "a
fizeno. Naiem nahore obnasi
S35 mesicne. Dolejsek je
prazdny hned k nastehovanf.
Dale nam V prodeji pekny
dunn 8 svetnicich, tvrde DO
dlahy, vytapeni Nhorkou vodou.
garaz, naleza Sc ma oWodland
Ave. = Diva domy ma 81. ul.,
blize Kinsman Rd., pro dve ro-
diny. - Pozemek SO pfi 1907
str. blize Kinsman Rd. $ ma
lynn domem. proda Sc neb Sc
vymeni "a dunn sam O sobe. -
Farma 166 akrech Sc vsim
zafizenim a zasobami Sc W.
meni "a mestsky majetek. Biz
81 sdeli F. Suchy, 2465 E. sc
ul.. Tel. Princeton 1876 w. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-01
MA SLET DO PRAHY.

Zajem o vSesokolsky slet V
Praze mohutni naSem Gle
velandu, kde jiz 1926 osob k
vyprave do Prahy Sc prihlasi-
10 rovnez anglicky tisk 0 pod
nix ten Sc zajima. Temer vse-
cky angl. zdejsi casopisy sle-
tn jiz referovaly. Posledne u
cinil tax vecernik Press, KITE
ry pfinesl tez fotografii jedne
ucastnic, pani Amy Bosako-
We, prislusnice sboru Nova
Vlast." Panf Bosakova nebude
sice oficielni delegatkou ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-01
MANZEL " BASE.

Druzstvo Narodniho Domu
usporada jiz zitrejsi ned6li V
Ceske Narodni SIM ma Broad
way velke divadelni predstave
nj, ku kteremu byla vybrana
pGsobiva fraSka o 4 jednanich
pod nazvem "Manzel v base"
Jest to hra sice jiz starSi, ale
plati o nj V tomto pripade ja-
ko O vinu, ktere veky Sc lepsi.
Obsazeni uloh Vas presved-
81, re Sc shledate Ultra ma je-
visit s nejlepsimi ochotnickymi
silami, ktere Sc pricini, ably po
zitek divadla vyznel jen u
znani. Citovat zde del polka
dame "a zbytecno, nechceme
Vam kazit illusi, prijd'te a po-
sud'te sami. 0 predstavenl Pc
cuji p. Tomas Pavllk Jako RI
ditel a Fr. ]. Pavlik pusob-
nosti rezisera. V meziaktl a
pri po pfedstaveni poradanem
tanecnim vinku uGinkuje hud-
ba p. Spicla.
K lepsimu vypraveni seen
pfispela nemalo ochota nasich
ceskych obchodniku PIP. t. w.
Liseho, 4517 Broadway F. j.
Vyhnala, 1896 Broadway, z
nichz prvni zapujci kvetiny a
druhy nabytek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-01
UTRPENf LIDU We VfDNI.
Dopis zaslany p. A. Jelinkov
z Martin Ave.

Widen, 6. dubna 1920.
Mileni pratele!
Pozdravujeme Vas We vzpo-
minkach, jak Sc Vam darl. ia
mole ditky ien tax re Sc dr.
Zine pri te hrozne zdejsi dra-
hot6. Jest to straSne dlvati Sc
ma ten trpici lid, ia drahota a
zapas O zivobyti sousto chile
ba zanechal "a sebou zle ma
sledky spustlych a hladovicich
M1j manzel padl V boii, jaka
to byla rama pro mas pfi zpra-
We, re mas opustil a vice Sc ne
vrati, jak hrozne to pro mne s
dv6ma sirotky. On nebohy mu-
sci We valce zahynout ted Sc
o mas nestara zadny, co nam
dali, to nestaci ami ma palivo a
ma ostatnim Jim nezalezi. Mic
iineho Vam nemuzeme psat
nez ze jest to zde hrozne a
mnohokrate Vam musime de-
kovat, re 81 ma mas 8 vypomoci
vzpominate V naSem hladu a
re aspon ty ditky jsou trochu
pred uplnym zahynutim "a
chraneny. Muslin Sc Vam zmi-
niti, ze Amerika ma zde zari-
zene kuchyne, kde ditkv dosta
nou kazdy den teple jidlo 20
ledne, kdvby techto americ-
kych kuchvnf nebylo, nevim,
jak bych ditky sve pri zivot6
zachovala. Jest to Cd Vas z A
merikv velka dobrocinnost, "a
kterou So nebudeme moci nj
kdy odvdeciti. PoteSte mas V
brzku nejakou zpravou. vzdvt'
isme tax osifell a bidni. Po-
zdrav Vam vsem. 3. J.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-01
v nedelni skole.

Ucitel: "A tax Nabuchodo-
nozor byl Cd boha potrestan,
ably zral travu. co tomu rikas,
VojtiSku?"
VojtiSek: "Muj tatinek ,kdyz
oneida Cetl mamince z bible,
povidal, re moh' ten Nabucho
donozor pokladati Sc "a st'ast-
Ieho".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-01
Paberky.

Ma vychode vladnou NOR a
restovice; II mas vladne koali-
ce.
Republice zvoni hrany. Sc
zralv ii P. T. strany.
Jest COST shnileho We svSte
Siren: Jinak by nesedSl v Ho-
landsku Vilem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-01

znaCeneho sboru, lee ma vypra
va Sc rovnez test a V Cechach
u pfibuznych zdrzi Sc delsi
cas-.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-01
DOLEU NEKOLIK MAJETKU
KTERE NAME MA PRODEJ.
JEDNORODINNOVE DOMY

Vych. 53. u = pokojovy koupena, eektr vetla 2eOO
Blanche ul. - poko, koupena eekr sv6a ~. S 2,e75
Benham Av. = pokoi mGze byt vym6n6n rod 5000
Blanche Ave- = pokoiovy koupelna ........... $3.50
Walker Ave blfze Broadway = pokoj, koupema $500
Continental Ave-, bze Woodland Hills parku,
prav6 dohotoveny. pok. vesk. pohodlm $500
Pearse Ave. Washington Parku, - 6 pokojda
Vych. 121 ul blize Ksman Rd pok. koupe $500
DVOURODINNOVE DOMY
Vych. no ul mez Union a Kinsman, krasny dun. 6
pokojG nahoTe - 5 DOLE taskova stTecha, daleko
ves ceny NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000
Emarge Ave. = prav6 dohotoveny, pok. nahore
dole, veskerym pohodlim NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000
Benwood Ave = pokojh nahofe DOLE praSf do
hotoveny, lace ......................... $4,000
Aetna Rd. blize vvch. %. ul. - pokoic koupenou
dole - pokoje koupelnou nadhoTe ........ S 5000
OBCHODNf MfSTA
Broadway bze Engel : obchody suty po po-
kolich kazda koupenou ................. S2S. 600
broadway blize Pershng Observation-Disclosures. $40 600
Union Ave- blize 65 ul az k W. & L. E. draze :. $500
Broadway Ollie - jeden obchod a suity, kazda
poko domy Ollie Ave. kazdy 5 pok $15,5OO
Prejee-l 81 koupit nasvte mas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
,S3 de-; E EsdsssS ! =
TO cHApERoNE OR NOT TO cHAPERoNE

adorcd grandson of two great financ!crs,
heir TO hundreds of millions, was
guarded by trained nurses and doctors.
And yet the same event befell him that
befalis tho uacared-for child in the
slums. He ran into the street and was
killed by an automobile. II it had
been possible-mind you. I do not say
Il was-to have iastilled carcfulness
Into this child. would that not have
been better defense than all the guar
dams?
Give a girl tho right standards. make
them part Of the fibre of her character
by instilling It into her from babyhood
that the right sort of people just don't
do the wrong sort Of things. give her
some intelligent sex instruction. and
think you are giving her the best chance
Il girl can have.
or course, the weak point in this de-
tense comes If she gets interested in
the wrong kind of man.
Now Begin to Hedge.
Every mother ought to know all she
can about the young people her daugh-
ter goes around with, and about their
parents and home life. And when p.
girl Is between 16 and 81 think n
mother ought to know ms nearly as pos
sible the character of her amusepcnts.
| do not think cheap dance halls or
all-day picnic parties en- dcuX, or long
moonlight auto rides, are desirable en-
pericnces even for girl OF good stand
Yes sec, I'm hedging. but l still hold
that the right standards are the first
and best defense.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
LARGE CROWD
HEARS LOCkHART.
SUNDAY EVENING SERVICES AT
THE VICTORIA THEATEG Az
VERY LARGELY ATTENDED.
DR.. George =. .Lockhart Speaks .or
Elijah at Carmel" Which Proves
I7tcregting.

An increased audience again greeted
nr. George T.. l.Urkhart the pastor OF
the Baptist Temple at the popular sun
day evening meeting at the lctoIld
Theat"r again last "N"nlne' " nsn n ,n,r
paStor of tho tempt" gave his Srcohd
sermon lecture Oh "CniN"rSal Lives
taking last might tho subject "Elija at
Carmel" The subject for the next lcc
turc will BE- a companions one. E!lJhh
nj IIorcd" The theme developed In the
discourse last night was the power OF
conscience, in which Elijah was shown
TO hr the one remaining burning con-
scicrcs ir ancient Israel during INC
wicked ami degenerate rule OF Ahao anu
his disoiuic queen Iasabci
The sp"anrr dwell at !cnG'h on inc
battle lnat conscience has had 10 sur
vivc through history and asserted ina
il was more alive today as me worm
goes than ever before. Individual con-
SrInncr has often been tho \ lmiGhtyS
last resort to save n nation whose poo
pl" had Sinned away tn" national lie:
Jesus ~ Nazara;h WAS the first one OF
all the ages to develop conscience loI
the world. Elijah and the great prophets
OF Israel stood forth as cmpouEmri'l'
of their nations conscience. Other great
APOSTLES Of the moral and the religious
programs have done likewise for thclr
peoples. Since the. great conilct III lnc
world War thor" t. being world cor
science developed. TIL" popular pastor
hero urged that il Il becomes moral!
necessary America should not los" hrr
Upportunity to take leading Eh9ah
role among tho nations. lie closed ms
discourse by showing tho Importance Of
the individual conscience being kept
doyelopiuc and intact whether the per-
son was al the machine. the Job, or the
counting house. or In the place or pow
Some unusually beautiful music Was
riycu. IN the form Of three quartcue
Plumbers by the POWELL sisters and IN:
sunday evening orchestra Of eight
pieces gave some excellent orchestra
tiOns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08

I notice that the old discussion az TO
whether young girls ought 10 be allowed
TO 60 about uncha peroned as much as
they arc. is raging in one OF our daily
papers. ,.,,
\ letter friends wants to know what
! think about il.
That is one Of those things I hate 10
OFFER an opinion on because c,rcuni-
stances alter cases so much. ana on"
hates TO tako the responsibility or nav
Ing q general opinion applied In case
in which it might hn a terrible nlsnt.
But ] have so often had ms pun up
TO me that I'll try TO explain the gen
craI principle in which believe:
Right Standards the Best Chaperone
And that is the best safeguard any
girl can have. Is the right sort Oh 1"
background. how.
where the right standards are MADE
nar, NJ her character because they are
taken for granted in the whole tone or
Tho home life, she has n better defense
against folly thnn the most rigid cha9-
cronaGc would he.
True conditions might come TO pass
such as IN infatuation Tor inc wrong
sort Of man-that would break down
this defense. ,,
Rut is even the most rigid chaperon-
nrr-which, Of course. is absolutely i'm.
noSsihlr anyway for ~ girls OUT OIL
one hundred-imprcgnab OF course
not.
The Heir Died Like the slum Child
You remember all the talk In the
newspaper OF the way the Mclean oaoy'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
HANDLEY-
MACHINE ARRIVES

The first IIandley-KniGht machine 10
enter this city arrived here yesterday
dealer. who has the agency for the ma
chine here. Mr.. Morris made the trip
10 the factory which is located at kala-
maZoo. Mich. and received the thirty,
Hrst machine which was completed
there. He made the drive to this city
:.
n new organization. just recently nav
~ stnrtnd operations in the factory.
Mr. Morris stated that he was we'll sat
isied with the machine, and thought
that It would be popular car locally
in short time. II" also stated that ne
moJc tho trip without mishap, and
found the roads from tho Michigan city
10 Wheeling In first class shape.
Many local people are st"rkh?lders
hut ihat tho Handlry-Knight touring
cars will he a popular car with local
autOists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
RooNS WANTED.

wANTEp-Man and wife (no chtldren)
desire apartment "r home In Wheelins
or nearby. Address s. H.. care 1ntelli.
gcncer. NOE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08

nted. NY daughter and son-in-law
also were suffering with pain in back.
/ gave them the remainder OF the
medicine and they we're entirely re-
lieved. Anuric must be a very enc.
lent remedy."-MRS. ED. DE FOE,
1914 4th Ave. All druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
APARr1xnHrs WANTED.

WANTEp-At once. r furnished apart
mcnt. kitchen. dining room ana patn.
Address X2, Intelligencer. n-s-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
Pain in Your Back?
Then Follow This Advice

Huntington, W. Val will say
that Dr.. Pierce's An-uric (anti.uric
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
of Real Estate
For Taxes

described lots OF
orc
the
70
following table:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08

acid Tablets
are the best I
ever tried;
t b q y relieve
any form Of
kidney trouble
quicker than
any medicine
i b We ever
used. / took
q b ut on 9
third Of the
bottle and war
greatly bene,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
IRISH PROTEST.

Washington, Nov. 7.--IlundrcGs IF
IRISH SympathiZcrs marched for an hour
tonight in SINCE file around tho White
House as a protest against the recent
death Of T"renrc MacSwiney. lord may
ar Of Cork. who starved himself IN
Brixton prison. Tho demonstration was
Nrganizod at a meeting Of the local
branch Of the Friends Of Irish Freedom
earlier in the night and II WAS an
noumCcd it would be repeated each night
for - days, once for each of the days
MacSwincy tasted before his death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
DAIRY FARM

Is5 A. farm In Ohio on pike lays good.
ga. wheat. 2uA. clover meadow. orchard.
8 &. house 4Ox6S barn, = siloS filled. etc.
buildings good. Gloss market. Possess
sion within thirty days. Price $50 per
acre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08

buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28
ALLY PROPOSAL
NOT TO SETTLE
ADR|AT|C SCRAP
Wilson against Forcing JUgo-
SIays 70 Settlement

wNFWgGToS r~h - mo Hfl,-
.,l ana rfeneh prsml.us reply ~
rro.I,ot WILSON on Tie Adns'lc ,u..
TON ~. fcAd toiay by the prsv'dstt
ald hr IL pp rt'f 20 reply tArly
uTst vtsf
or c.ais were no. .sp'ssf ~ discl.
ne iat-. puie from lonion BOT 10
Vass 'hr Y..hiraNh' NJ 'he asr'o-
m,nt - pee > prni'rg ~ aiicmtt by
Uay and JuFo fhyin 20 tra.h sat
STA tory agreement among ~ Wt' 50,
~ piunosri hy mo prcr..,s 'aulf
haqe little tNtc' an ~" uIfnr'. 0Ii-
.prn~ ~ the negotiations
The pr'no.p's snIrr'r'f 4 20 tha'
agreement v,I remain tho sam, a. SAs
splAirei. and the American g"yrrn.
'n,ni vii continue 70 ndh.ro ~ -
orirna position that \ ss'ti ren' 20
ah'eh jus sIay.h 0tlc'itl vas not
20 hr forced on mat country
The prc,ldSnt' course IN ths hHtl-
silc matter was crl'irls,d today In tho
senate during N, frrt debate m the
suhisct enSator Kellogg. republican.
Minnesota. ona ~ the mild reserve .
tloni-tr. Who Ia WORKING 'o' ratification
~ N treaty. took the ie,f in the At
tack. and ne ves 'oined By the treat =
lreconcllabls foes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28
A NEW LINE
OF GAGS

~ Uv9u 0est
i>oehs like the antis won't ~ sa,
eDfsd until the deep. bass voice dis
GDpssSs from America.
Vsivsssisy ~ Penn hse k,rsS ansth.
= football eeoeh - teke eharos cf
shs'' sme@symsnt sssHsy.
Dss,ssss ee,isses have sAaaseA their
- time for all gooA nsa 10 come to
tAs Ieenossds paSty.
rNe pisAoeseeA WAe Wsvks1 a. tka
NN1tOe1t eeWveNteeN Vuae taken % M
AsspltM ssth . eeeaiwe1 wvisN.
TIE ninetesnth Amendment probably
Viii prohibit the wsasips ot ceiluioid
suffs II habit.ssrMlss Quantities
Asess . yssr n Mss,es. Jaek jam.
- iewes ~ ~ sIsssiesj snvircc.
Wese e(-a ckseAoe lalt. Msxies ssrvss
- psepees. u eSshss . Guy thlNk
s6ssi ~ ss~ss shlwss q No.
NsstIng tsvs = uNsas~s. " Han
JAuo0u ron pf0vs that Tho Ath,~tt~s
Gol beat ths Yanks once. then
o. Dleustsa hes 10 damage ssit.
Iee>n me ee~oeeoe MN 1se,ars ~.
UNoe )0uae heo1iNo. Msoh SeNNett hsl
Naetv ~ . edehaWO Oln Whs sas
GWsM.
Ths sAeueaasls- euys wAo Wssd 10 tai.
OlaiNe aAA whisky ase getting bsttsr
9Aey ors stertlag % tshs the cuisine.
jsek evgsoV b ow6eee ehaW VpS
vseN 4 IN Nsck q ts,ess .psWo ~.
- vAio y ~ Me0th ~ sse6e MI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28
INFANTRY BAND TO BE
STATE ORGANIZATION

Their. ara nnsen vacancies II ~
Tteniy mid Infantry band shieA y
bslre made an Oslshoma ortsnlsatteot
according 10 jDtn " Zo,', ~hs wiee =
party o' men from Camp Travis, -
Antonio Tsns, all spend . month ~
fscfuiilng w0's In Okl,ho,ns.
The l.nd has been led for sixtee0
ysats hy Om'AaJs~ssi, q man u uas
usual riis'esi sdUeallon ana abiWt1s
whom recruiting officials consider -
NJ the bet bsnf leaders IN the aatiss
nf'rY
sen Vho mn 'hs yacsnclsr must have
lfi puhlic school education. but M
necessarily any musical training
Tls party Vili leave recruiting heaos
qurftrs here Monday for HhA WNe4
.rot ehich they AN visit Adi. Az
more. Hugo. MoAlsaisf MuskoGos, Oks
mulg.e. Tulsa and Miami
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28
CHASE, BAKER,
ZIMMERMAN IN
HOLDOUT LIST
Giant First Sacker Plans 10
Enter Movie Game,
~ Jack veloeh.
Nnt~rra,lorsi News service sports
~ Editafl


NEW yONk feb. ~ Nal Chase.
once principal first hsssmAn. has turn.
ID M. bark on baseball Ito Ia going
ibio the movies.
While the advance sdiad ~ the New
ynfA ulAni got under way here today
fof Nan Antonio. TnA and spting
training. Chase ~rs speeding wes,watd
toward Los Angeles to take w the
silent drama
A hl~nd of IN. srost first hns.man
sAid II Is improhH HE no can bo luted
hack 10 the diamond. lie 10 reported
70 hSy" received n nnifnet calling for
ppove salsry than he received last year
but he failed 20 return II to the Giants
end nothing has been hoard from him
personally ~ Gsn, headquarters
Coupled with chsse's uncspecied
move came ihr announcement that
Hsirie Timtiorrhn hhs reiurnsd his
unsigned contract 10 do New York
club lie IN no' among the PLAYERS
Who left here fof Tess- SiH q, iouls
N Ia believed he ~ill he traded 10 some
other club
The members NJ IN. oisn,s who
made up the pdyBnc. sqund ieaying
Nav YORK vii be irlnsd enrop's ny
Other players snd stli others viii -
70 san Antonio from their home.
Manager Mcjfsw viii io'n tho team In
esn Aninnlo early neIto week.
With Giant fans In n quandhry over
Chsss's sudden d.s.rti0n, followers of
the Yankees r,joiced at tho news that
all hut four members NJ the insm have
been signed Catcher "rfurs" Han
nsh. pitcher o'roui and infeld.r Aaron
Ward remain ont ~ ih. fold Whi~
Frank Baker Ia toins taken ~ his
vo'd ~nd Ia not expected 10 return 20
the team
Manager Miller Husr'ns was ready
"a lead his advance squad toward JACK =
senvllle today and expected to pick
W number Of players snrou'..
rHiCA1o Feh . ---rhioaro's ma.
Nonai league hs.eha'l '.am viii iesy-
h,e to-day for California for It's nm.
nusi spring training trip The Cuh-
assembled at lheiI psfk enrly IN th-
nv. posing With NarAser Mitchell for
. movie stunt, No ihssatdr wrfe re-
ported. oots
DETROIT. Feh ~ The m. squad
~ the Detroit Tigers viii start south
tonight for -pfing training They will
be met ~ Macon hy Jack Coofnb. rs
sis'sn' manager. md Eddie AinNnth
catcher, who ar. sirrsdy on ~. srouna
There we're only two IN the party that
straisd from here, Rohby icnc. and
p1trhsr Okrie IN, rthers win go direct
rom their homes 10 Macon.
ROsroS Fen is-INA ny "stufiy'
MeDinsir III. Boston Red GoH advance
guard left tod,y for the srvirs trsinins
~ Hot Springs Ark Other player,
Wi' Join The party snroute.
The advance sgued ~ thA Braves out
~ VIII leave tomorrow for Columbus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28
KNIGHTS OF KN0RASSAN
HOLD CEREMONIAL HERE

sir wst 'cNo.c. rumat'c order of
i've Knist.s ~ Ehure~aa ulll holi a
ceremonial At oelo 4 SATURDAY night
pre- siei w h'n1u", W the Yale
c,',;etla, : Nor'h Broadway at s'S
o't'oek
N's'ur1 snigN'. from urumriShi. "
Reno. iacsW,ll. Perry. ysls. laws
And IRuis Vs,l.y Nill attend the meet
tng 4 special train conveying visiting
buighis sruyed from bfunrght at so
O'Clock and was met by the reception
committee ard band Of the Oklsho'Ia
city temple and 80 oftsd to hesdluAr.
ters IN the HucFlN hotel.
The temple hand will play IN from, ci
the iluckins at 8 O'Clock saturday
uIzht
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

4 packed ta.stor ~as disappointed A.
'Ih. kuau.r!s oi lylt' tho CAAMb
y Domi1,r'o membership, .rIuA.n'hn I"
rs aght.on committee play presented
iaY nglf 10 t'e oy'fh0',e'
Everyone esp, ted an amaleurish
f.aV.rt moving show aHd insiead
t.rr' yts wei finished. smooth com.
naucn - wnS'rtlsy Ani iruAIca,
troV sBni 'hr, Nero numerous
one wonders how sctrs wives keep
ttr husband. 'I0m running away W.'h
q SHOW ana how some husbands PIE
vent their vises from becoming enan-
orej ~ the 'not lshts. There were no
splHiS of temperament
"ptntu Publicity"
Til. frat hsN Of tho show Il pure
minstrel. 80 4 result of searching
suis n Waller 81 Hsfr.son. END
man" scandals of oiflclaldom. puhhsh'
s-s. ministers, 'rfamIncn, people and
the CHrmbsr u Commerce were
dragged out into the glare u the spot
ight.
Good songs Jokes With . Kick snt
rumi Gus guiis aa0ut city happening
tuat hsve never hal ptilsts punNcitl
made the irs, haf Of the show thor
ouyhy entertaining The second hal
offers \ 'arled program OF dancins
song, black magic aid comedy
.sNver. koors jaxzod hs way throurl
/ ifo show ~. n hlacs face comedian
/ Gus Cotder jack spencer " A. Got
hold. A. l.. hull, Leonard II. RAiiel
Wch I.iRht, Newt Avsy. n 4. spsngis,
f-liS i0.mer and Lafayette Evans ~ef
dancing demons and most VI them wer
hard to identify In their burnt corf
Reed Jones Was a wobbly reed durn
q clever act which recalled by gon
day. when 's,agrer scenes were 4
evidence on doNn town streets.
Black Magic eisasss.
"sprlnE,,me." BY Martha McCar,j
Orlesn sparlins. Frances kellog. J
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Packed Theater Rocks With
Laughter at Scandal" Show

Ma'tl,on. Mary p,An overly AMI Helen
hrlIkor ~@ pfeity - thinic and
graceful dsnre wHlfh went over big
SSlOruc' few minutes lp'er WAS 4
krScHogt ana perhaps tho beet single
o.. ot the snow. II was danced b, =
~. 70
LIdrssrd ney GaAl6tysr delighted
the auIlsurs With s-r..s ~ 'h'aok
maSt stunts. among which Na. the
recalling ~ John FAritycorn from
ne spift world. jonn came bach
from out the shadoN sometime
later the Ruilenc. could hs,T his bone,
Bul'ng when somson. 'boh.nd iAe
stage upset a box of near beer bot.
ties accidentally. Gaalohyeh performed
al ot his black mage stunts In the
gare Of lshs which blinded Ara ss
ore hu!e s,ri remarked he didn't d.
all the things he sad he dd.
Songt by Marion lawson made ria
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TENTATIVE TENNIS
DATES ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK, Feb ~ Tentative
dates for the national lawn tennis
championships were announced today
by the United States Lawn Tennis as
soclation as followsg
Clay courts at Chicago July ;. Ma.
liopsi doubles al Boston. August ls.
Womans international rorpcliton To-
Wishiman trophy, August - National
rlrr,tr nt Forest Hiil. l.. l.. Angus, SO.
Wo'ncns National singles at Philadel.
,4la, September ~
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RED SOLDIERS WORK
AT CIVILIAN PURSUITS

MOSCOW. Pot I; ~. Prom varioue
foan. Of so.li' Rusa.a new, comes ~
ne rrrct that H-I ,rmy men are ~.
ng transferred from N. hattie treats
~ peaceful civilian pursuits.
Bti soldiers A.. A. worh In Pstres
rtgh preparing fael repairing SaInss
,ieating foais and hridrrs and pvssus
ing othfr peace time vocaiiona ~
pskoy they frs iopd,nr and unioaAiao
trains sni rl-Ar,ns the uachs. The
'h.ri re- r,t army NJ the kasaa -.
yo1 IL sending ,houssnds Of men fseN
ne rant, y, various stations enc ~
Na'in garrison 4. also sending nm
- the rslWay workshops and - eleao
he tfscks
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552 STAR ATHLETES
COMPETE AT BALTIMORE

RALrlMORf, Feh ~ star athletes
to tho number of $50, representing 81
universities, colleges, tech, prep and
high schools. athletic clubs and the mil :
l'ary rChorls. viii compete here today
n, tho Tii,h Regiment armnry In ono
o' tho kr.atest indoor meets ever held
Ia tho city.