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Sound MONEY PLANK"
READ IN THE HOUSE

A financial plank, which. it is
proposed. should be included in the
republican party platform, was read
to the House yesterday by Repre-
sentative King. republican of Illi-
noiS, member of the banking and
currency committee. This was pre-
pared by former Representative Fow-
ler OF New Jersey. who was chairman
of the banking and currency commit
tee and one of the recognized au
fhorities on finance while a member
of the House.
The proposal" said Mr.. Fowlers
statement. is for the inclusion of
sound money plank in the repub-
lican platform to be adopted at Chi
cago in June. Currency imitation, due
to the practice of the federal reserve
system. has brought about a situation
which compe1s the republican party
again to champion the cause of sound
money as it did in 1858 when it de-
clared against repudiation; in 1876
when 1t declared Against greenhack-
ism. and In 1896. when it declared
against free silver. or Organism"
The practice of the federal reserve
system, Mr.. Fowler's statement de-
clared, in making federal reserve
notes issued on commercial paper
available to banks as reserves, was
resulting in credit expansion based
on expansion and never any contrac-
ton.
Pointing out that national bank
notes. United States notes and silver
and gold certificates are very little in
evidence in circulation, Mr. FoWler's
statement as read to the House de-
clared that last year $430,000, 900
gold one -hundred- cent dollars left the
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'PETW0RTH CITIZENS
RECEIVE REPORTS
Hear Home Gardening Ad-
dress, Also Vote Independ-
ence Day Celebration.

After adoption of motion offered
by Jesse G. Suter, designating the
executive committees of the Petworth
Citizens Association to act as com
munity center committee for the Pet
worth Community Center. election OF
officers for the latter organization
was held at the Petworth School last
night.
This action eliminated the necessity
of electing community center presi-
dent and vice president. which cor.
fined the balloting to the election OF
a community secretary. treasurer and
delegate to serve on council of gen
eral center of community activities.
Address by W. &. Hall.
J. l. Carr presided at the citizens.
meeting and introduced w. c. Hall of
the Agricultural Department. who
gave a brief talk on the advantages
of home gardening. detailing the
work accomplished by those culti-
waiting the gardens in Potomac Park.
Mr.. Hall offered the services of his
office to the citizens of Petworth de-
sirous Of becoming schooled in gar
dening.
The report of the executive commit
tee. recommending amendments to the
constitution Of the association re-
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Mt. In all lingering Bronchial ana
Throat affections. and in every dis
ease that can be reached through the
blood. 1t never fnils to benefit or cure.
In tablet or liquid form. Tablets. 6Oc.
The machinery Of the body needs
to bc we'll oiled. kept In good condi-
tion Just NJ the automobile, steam en-
gine or bicycle. Why should the hu-
man neglect his own machinery more
than that OF his horse or his enGinef
Yet most people do neglect them
selves. Clean the system mt least
once q week with DIR. Pierce's Pleas
amt Pellets.
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garding the election Of officers. was
unanimously adopted.

garding the election OF officers, was
unanimously adopted.
Votes to Celebrate July 4.
At the suggestion of the executive COM
mittee the association voted to hold a
Fourth of July celebration, and Horace
act as general chairman of the commit
tee in charge of the affair.
On request OF the Piney Branch Citi-
zens' Association. the association went
on record in favor of the opening Of 18th
street from Spring road to Colorado ave
nue.
In answer to a letter from the Dis
trict of Columbia Suffrage Association.
asking for dates of the organizations s
meetings for the purpose of furnishing
speakers on suffrage to the citizens OF
Petworth. it was voted to forward the
necessary information, accompanied by
an invitation to the speakers.
A complaint by Miss e. a. Johnson of
Philadelphia, a former nurse in the in
stitution, against the sanitary condition
and management of the tuberculosis
Hospital. at 14th and Upshur streets.
was referred to the committee on sewers.
sanitation and water, with request that
thorough investigation be made at once.
RObberfes of Lawns Reported.
Miss Antoinette +. Peterson reported
frequent robberies of lawns in the
the committee on lawns and flowers
with recommendation that the police be
notified Immediately.
The trcasurer's report, read by A. B.
Caldwell, was declared to be satisfac-
tory. Donald l.. LuXford was Omitted
to membership. Refreshments were
served.
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FIVE WOMEN ARE ROBBED.
Boy Pocketbook Snatcher Caught.
Jewelry Stolen From Apartment.

Mrs. Nellie Finley. 147 Carroll street
southeast. passing I'd and East Capitol
streets yesterday afternoon. was rob-
bed of her pocketbook by a twelve
year-old colored boy. A pedestrian
caught the boy and turned him over
to police of the fifth precinct The
boy registered at the police station
as Ernest w. Moore. 1872 B street
northeast. Arthur Brown. a twelve
year-old companion Gf the alleged
Rocketbook snatcher. fwhose address
was given as 1854 b Street northeast.
also was arrested.
A $40 bill was tolen from the hand
bag of Mrs. A. B. Willett. Indian
Head, Nd. in local store yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Anna Bragg and Miss Anna
Yeatman. East Clifton terrace. told
police of the tenth precinct of rob
berry committed in their apartment
Sunday afternoon. Jewelry. valued at
S100. several keys and IS cents in
cash were stolen.
Theft of s19 was reported by Susie
Taylor. 633 Gordon avenue northeast
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FOUR IN ARMY RETIRED.
Chaplain, Two Captains and Lieu
tenant Put on List.

Chaplain George w. Prioleau, c5th
Infantry. at Nogales. Ariz.. has been
law on account of age. He is from
South Carolina and entered the Army in
April. 1895.
Capt. Idus r. McLendon. field artil-
lery: Capt George L. Morrison. cavalry.
and Provisional First Lieut.. John J..
Hannigan, infantry. have been transfer
red to the retired list on account of dis
abilities incident to the service.
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country and $5So. 900. 900 of federal re-
serve notes forty-cent dollars were
added to this sodden mess of l. o. Us,
making our present situation danger
ously unsound.
There is only one way out and that
is for the republican party once more
to champion the cause of sound
money and go before the country with
this most important issue. End this
system Of fat money. contract the
currency. place It on q sound basis.
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SIX TO LEAVE ANNAPOLIS.
Sea Duty Ordered for Officers at
Naval Academy,

Six officers on duty at the Naval
Academy. Annapolis, have been as
signed to sea duty.
Commander Guy f. Baker goes to
the battleahip Connecticut: Commander
Richard S. Cassidy. to the battleship
Kansas; Lieut.. Commander Joseph Baer,
to the battleship South Carolina Lieut.
Commander Henry b. lie Bourgeois, to
the battleship Kansas; Lieut. Com
mander Wallace l. Lind. to the bat
tleship Michigan, and Lieut.. Com
mander Franklin Van Valkenburgh,
to the battleship Minnesota.
The women Of Pitcairn Island, de-
scended from English sailors and Ota-
heitan mothers, are described as being
unusually graceful as well as vigorous
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Reliable Family Remedies

Up to 1917 all as
pirin was foreign
controlled. Patent
expired and s. X. &
F. Genuine Aspirin
was produced - a
truly American as
pirfn, backed by
three-Quarters OF a
century's drug ex-
perience. This sale,
100 tablets in Q0c
bottle ......
Evening star., 1920-05-19

Choice OF 3S-inch Heavy I'm
bleached Cotton and 36-inch
Bleached Cotton, both OF good
weight. Limit, 10 yards to a
buyer.
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N!ellltlldef
f29s&3||!:IZ
THE ONWARD MARCH OF Bronchitl


and deep-seated Coughs
fs arrested by Doctor
PIerce's Golden Medical
DiHcOvery.
In I hose xcrOfulous
conditions OF the blood
which invite COnsump.
tion; in severe. lingering
Coughs and Weak Lungs.
which threaten you with
this fatal disease, and
when other help has
failed-this medicine IN q
PROVED remedy.
As a blo0d-c I e q N Q e r,
strength restoreF. q n d
tonic 1T is sure to bene-
Evening star., 1920-05-19

get credits back to a normal condi-
ton and prices within reach of the
consumers"
The suggested plank which Mr..
King read proposes that the central
banking system be divorced from the
executive departments of the govern
ment: that the gold reserve of banks
should be adequate and so distributed
"as to guarantee the soundness of all
commercial credits passing through
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them" and that all United StScs
currency "be made to partake of Ahe
nature of essential money" and OF
"the nature of bank credit.
Evening star., 1920-05-19
Col. G. T. Bowman Gets Medal.

A distinguished service medal has been
awarded Col. George T. Bowman. now
on duty at the War Department. for con-
spicuouS service at general headquarters.
American expcditionary forces.
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THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF WEST VIRGINIA,
CAPITOL BUILDING,
CHARLESTON.

\ meeting IF tn" Public Service Com
mr~>Ira "t West Virginia held on tho
%o,h day Of July. y. H.. 1890.
"a" 80. lp?-.
Wu"~lug Traction Company.
tp;.rpilun for authority I" change
passenger rates. tolls nud charges Ne
tween Wri:ton and MuGnd>NiII". West
N:rg!nia. ana all intermediate points.
Whereas. application has this day
n"ou tNrd by tn" Wheeling Traction
,omrauy frr authority Ia chang" tS
s;rr,,t ear rates. tolls and charges he
tween W,If.,un and MuuudsV!lI". West
Virginia. and all int'rmcdtat" r"ihiS. i;
IS ordered TINT lray" be granted 10 any
on" Interested - I'll" objection theT"t"
hr:or, The Commission at any tlm" on
a.. h.ror. tn. I3ih day uf August 1870.
and this matter be set down for near
my Mt a meeting Of III" tnuu:SSin 10
h.. held in tho city - wheeling on Said
l3th day Of August. l"%". at ton "r!"'N
III at witch ;imc any ON" may an-
pra- and MAX" Su"h objection im"rc'"
RS may hr deemed proper.
!; : further ordered tina; n" app'-
cant publish Il r"py IF th.N "rd"r one"
each week. for tw" successive weeks IN
two II, wSparcrs "f "pTvs:t" I".iti"S. II
su.h There h~. and "f genera! cIr' ala .
tom ia ia" county ~ ""un';"~ hti"'t"I
10y the proposed chang" ~ rates. anu
SAID applicant shall also post Il copy o.
TINS order and The proposed rates IA
each - scars operating between W'r.
ton and Mounds v,ll". West Virginia. aud
ali Intermediate points. a. i'ns' ton
nays PRIOR Ia said l$ih da% OF August !.
l4.U. making dU" return %: nj. Thereon
ON or h"fvr" TIA" day Of hearing.
\ Cury.
Tre.~~' II l.. BHKNlTEIM
nu-1-lO secretary.
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SOLID UNITY
FOR HARDING
REPUBLICANS STAND AS UNIT BE-
KIND NOMINEES STAND ON
NATIONS LEAGUE.
OFFICIALS STATEMENT TERMS
WHITES CHARGES DEMO
CRATIC COMPLAINT

Marion. g.. NuI. 90 claim or COM
pict"" Republican unity behind Senator
Harding on the league OF nations was
made in an official statement issued
today by Harding headquarters here.
"Chairnan Whit" Of tn" Democratic
national C"mmItt"C,' IN" statement said.
has undertaken I" answer some QucS-
rlons recently addressed e" Governor
Cox. His statement Is chiefly Il COM
paint because b"th Senator Hiram
Johnson and former President Taft have
expressed approval Of Senator liardinGS
position. II - easy I" understand now
such evidences Of Republican unity ar"
Dispensing /" Mr. White. hut 1t WAS not
anticipated that he would thus early
Ia the campaign make such frank a"-
acknowledgement.
publicly and handsomely acclaimed that
all clements OF Republicans are APPROX
ing Senator Harding'S attitude. II may
H." added that h" has scnScd the s!tu2-
tt"n with admlrabl" pcrSpIGaclty. he
publiCans Of all sections and groups are
SOlidly in favor Of Senator Harding
attitude. This Is proved by thousands
OF letters and kilograms from every
state. among which. the numbers from
states commonly Democratic. are no less
than amazing.
~ large ucrccntnE" are. moreover.
from men who describe themselves as
having hcretor"rc been Democrats.
Chairman White has med" c"rr'r;
discovers that tho Republican party -
completely unified. Republicans ar"
quite az satisfied IL noting tn" ""mpl"i"
accord Of the President and inc nom
NEE chosen by tho Democrats" party.
Senator Harding held string Of con-
ferCncCS today and worked AT SHat'h'N
between times on the next front porch
speech which Will b" delivered N"dn"'-
day. Among those on his aPp"'n'M''I
lust were Professor Irving tIS!l"r. "'
Yale: Major ChnS JCw"tl. Of lndlanAr-
- a I
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ADKINS Recovery
WAS REMARKABLE

ruure" when morning came | was an
tagged ont and hardly had StTeneth
enough in got out Of bed. was awful
Is cons,ipaird an1~had to tax" Il IaXa-
tive nearly every night. DIZZY SpcIIS
often cam" /" IN" aDd sometimes nan
to.sit down right in tn" street untH
could recover. Then on top or u al
rh"umat!sm set In and every bone ana
muscl. in my body ach"d. why.
rnuldui r"St In any position. either sl';
ing down or lying down and IT panied
IN" to even walk.
"That was my fix when started tax
inS Tanlac and III" way | began 10 IN
prov" - something rcmarkahie. Ny
app"iirc picked right up. tn" indigestion
comm, need to lose rs hold ana WITHIN
ten days | had actually gained ciEh'
pounds have now taken four bottles
nC Tan!ar and nm eating anything
plra~" without n partiCl" Of tr"ubl" ana
have gained several moro pounds in
wcluill. never have an ache or pain
Of any Kind and | believe the rhrumd-
iiSIn has Icf; IN" for good. am no.
constituted and am not bothered with
dizzy spells. Ny nerves ar" 40 steady
as | would want them and sleep Tx" a
top every night. feel fin" all the time
and am stronger and more active than
have been in many years"
Tanlsc ie sold in Wheeling by the
!IoGc DAVIS Drug Co. n ll4J Main
,rrcct 1914 Main street. 18TH and Mar
k"t str,rtS and 900 Thaplnc street.
also T. X. Uosc at Martins Ferry. Ohio.
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~ 4 ~ 8I%W
by RQftfn Cameron III


The Wants TO- hc-Cyn!" says he thinks
he could tell when People are making
some carefully dragged in alluSi"n I"
wealth possessed 10y their friends and
relatives. even if n" w"r" ston" deaf.
simply by tho expression on til" speak
vrS' faces.
Here il tho sort Of thing H. means.
Those Would Appear Casual References
Yes. W. miss IN" pabn'ys in the
summer awtully. They go very carly
and stay very lat". You know They hav"
a large place. several acres, th"Y keep
y .rarctakcr there all the time TO look
after the house and the dogs and
hurS"s" Or
"I'," iusr hc'u writing 10 my cousin.
TIL" poor thing has been II! for weeks.
OF cUurS" she has everything don" for
her. Henry wouldn't hear uf her hay
ing anything but tn" host. She's at th"
f. NJ. Hospital tnaminE very CNp"n-
sivc hospital and she has a day nurse
and night nurse, and You know what
that costs" Or
My husbands s;st"" is coming down
over the Weekend. I'm always 80 n"r-
yous about entertaining her. Sh" lives
in sl5.o0n hnus" and keeps thrr"
maids. Won know" Or
"Why. tho foundation Of :hc:r house
alone cost So.u"o."
Awe on Their Faces.
The WantS-t"-h"-Cyni' says mat when
people Ect In th"s" niiuSi"n~ thor" is n
look uf avr. one might say almost Of
"Naltnt!un. on their faces ~ II a light
reflected from all these golden dollars
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Sees Plot to Force
Higher Clothing Prices

Washington. Aug. 2.--IToward l.. riES
special assistant t. the attorney general
IN IN" enforcement or tho Lever act
law against rr"fit"cr:nG. charged today
that manufacturers and Johh"rs "f wear
iuE apparel We're attempting through
carefully prepared propaganda. IT"
STAMPEDE retailers and In" puhl!" into Il
rene we'd fictitious d"mIuU, Tor clothing
and thereby fore" prices higher.
The department ef justice" said NJ,
FiSg," * fully advised Of tn" several
phases Of this carefully planned yam
paign and II only remains 10 fix per-
sonal responsibility hrt"r" applying the
criminal provisions Of tn" Lever law"
In a formal statement Mr.. FiGE
charged that thu manufacturers and job
bers wcrn circulating propaganda sim
liar 70 that Used TO mulct IN" public
during the recent spr"ulatIv" coud!-
lions"
Mr. Figg called attention 10 instances
where mills have been closed for the
reason. ne charged. OF lustifyinE market
conditions on the plea "f under produc-
ton.
The closing Of mills is in furu h"!nS
used in the price propa ganda. Mr. Flax
asserted 18th" retailer Is ih"n being
threatened with further cur'a''n~rir and
higher prices II n" docs not accept
goods and Order on the present marN"t
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Is Stronger and More Active
Than He Has Been in
Years.
Has Gained in Weight and
Feels Fine All the Time
Since Taking Tanlac.

Il was down aud out altogether At
the time | started taking Tanlhc but IN
li,tlc NOR" than month hay" gained
twelve pounds and can't tell tncr" VA"
ever anything IN" matter with me-.
was the statement made recently by r..
L.. Adkins OF ZIG Seventh avenue. Hunt
iuEtnn. ". Va.
''Nry health started falling from
bad case Of indigestion and my troubles
Increased until ! was IN pnin and suf-
f"rinE nearly all III" time. My appetite
got 40 poor didn't know what ii was
To feel hungry ard when | forced my
srlr to eat a little something II formed
into "A hard lump right IN TIA" pit O: my
stomach. l was bothered with gus and
boating and my breath would get SO
short. | felt Ike I was going Ia suff"-
cate. ] was a. nervous as a man could
hc and | would roll and tumbl" IN ped
until | simply gave out ana would drop
off 10 sleep from pure exhaustion. o.!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-03
QUIET RESTORED
IN ADRIANOPLE
Civil Administration Restored and COM
munication With Outside world
Is Resumed.

Athens. July 3l.-OBy IN" y. ~
Adrianuplc IS quiet nj present. accord
Ing to adviCes received here. Turkish
md other elements being either stunned
by tho presence Of Greek troops In tn"
city or resigned I" the fate that has
come 10 them. LarC" numbers ar" Snid
To be preparing I" leave Adrion"pl"
The Greeks are restoring civil admins
ration. In som" cases retaining turk
ish officials. and telegraph service be-.
tween AdrinnOple and III" outside world
- being resumed.
The work Of rounding Nm prisoners
who. for the most part. Al" officers or
regular soldiers. continues crock
troops are Cncampcd I'm open stretches
tho country around Adrianopl" and have
taken possession of aviation fields To-
Gently used ny tho French. II Is ~"
ported they arc finding large numbers
Of German and Austrian rifles and
common in the city.
Iafar Tayar Turkish commandment NJ
Adrianuplc who was arrested thus week.
IN informed IN a franz" dwelling in IN"
suburb of Knragatch. King Alexander
Is IL Adr!anoplc.
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IRISH WILL SUPPORT
REPUBLICAN TICKET
Bat Ono Course Is Open to Sympathiz-
ers OF Ir.sh Recognition, De-
clarss Representative Mason.

Marion. ohio. Aug a prediction
that Irish sylupathizers VIII support
Harding and Coolidge was made b!
Representative VIM. r. Mason. "t III
noiS. one 81 thu lenders or III" hHht III
congress Ter Irish recognition. In
statement made public from HARDING
Headquarters today after he had con-
tcrr"d with the nominee"
Friends OF Ireland. - course. haIN
10 bc for Harding" 'hN statement said.
'hrcau<o they know what nrt!r|" tn "'
the Lengu" 81 the covenant means. =
would hitch Ireland I" England forever
and bind us 70 help keep Il there. and
Governor Cox has ri"dIcl himself L"
support the Wilson program.
Iicprcscntativ" Mason predicted IN"
Republicans would carry Illinois by a.
least 2OU."Oo. and that the Republican
national ticket would ho elected hN a
majority che must uverw h"lminE since
Grants.
senator Harding began work today on
rs second fr"ni porch speech which hc
will deliver Wednesday :" Gc,"rdt'"n'
"f Republicans from Wayn" County.
ohio. II viii I've on" OF tw" SHrh
speeches h. will max" here during u"
. week. the other being arranged 10Y
Thursday before IN" class IN sch""! nd
ADMINISTRATION. from Obi" stat" m'icrSity.
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In the District Court "f III" United
states. for the Northern District "f
West Virginia.
In thr matter Of +. !. Don't. Bank
rulh In BANKRUPTCY. NJ. 'it.
TO the Honorable ASTON q Dayton.
.udE, IF Tn" District '"ur; Of til"
United States for ia" Northern l':S-
,ric; ur West Virginia.
+ !. bent. of Wheeling. in the county
OF ohio and state Of West Virginia. IN
said District. respectfully r"pr"$cntS:
That OH tin liza day of F"hru'rN'
last past. h" was duly aijudG"d hank
rI,pt under the Acts "f congress- r"Iat-
ing t. bankruptcy. that i" has duly
SURRENDERED all his property AMI rights
Of property. and has fully complied With
all the requirements al said Acts and
II the orders Of tn" court touching his
bankruptcy.
Whrrcfnrc he prnys 'hn; lac may he
dcrrr"d hy the court :" haT" fun dis
charge from all debts pr"vah'" against
his rstat" unGrr said Rankrup' Vets.
rxccnt surh debts ~ ar" excepted "E
law from such discharge.
Dated this 10th day Of May. y ~
1920.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-03
Order Of Notice Thereon.

Northern pistric; Of West Virginia. SIS:
ON this cath day Of July. \. - l?-p'
on reading. the foregoing petition. II Is
Ordered by tn" Court. That nearing
be had upon tho same on tho LIST day "t
September. \. l.. lH2". h"f"r" said court
AZ Wheeling. in said district, q; ten
o'clock In Ia" forenoon: and that notice
thereof hc published III TIL" Nhr'!lns
Intelligcnccr. - newspaper printed IN
said District. aud that all known crcni-
tors and other persons i'll interest may
appear ut the same time and place ana
show cause. ir any they have. why m"
prayer Of said petitioner should not be
granted.
And il Is further ordered by tho Court:
that tho Clerk small srnd 10y mail 20 az
known creditors of said petition and
this order. addressed To 'h"m AT their
places 81 rraidenCr as stated.
Witness the Honorable J g l,ritch-
ard, Senior Circuit Judge for the FOURTH
circuit. and tho seal thereof. At Wheel.
ing. in said District, N the 2ith day q!
July. 4. d. 1890. ...,,-,,
X,,o4 49, Clark
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WORD RECEIVED
FROM SCOUT WEST
Local Lad Says English Folks Arc
Amazed at Way American Youth
Devours Food.

. Russell West. local Eor S,ovt who is
in attendance at III" international Jam
horee In London. England. writes homo
that he is having the time OF his life.
His boat arrived In port on s"h"dul"
time and he writes that he has h"cn
busy seeing tho sights ever since. ono
of his notes or particular interest per
tains 10 tn" quantity a. food that dis
appears when IN" bunch assemblies for
mess. He says that the English watch
them in wonder and comment ON the
amount Of food that * consumed BY
the American YOUTH
Scout West declares he is enjoying
the sights Immensely. hut that after all
he would rather have Wheeling and tn"
good old hills Of West Virginia thHn
all 81 H. Nc Is looking forward with
keen ant'c!pnti"n :" IN" trip t. France
and the visit TO m" hnttlchclIs 81 ten
Western front and Uth'r historical
r.acNs on continental Europe. He says
!" ~ have many interesting things
. ether Scouts when .hS.rc: