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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

:; THE THEATRES

oOUpr'H OoMIHu SHOWS Ann
ALL RIu OHnH
Oct. me- II Mat - rhnsHdny
Guy IiNtrr I.u-l ~ lha Mas
gusrth'r
Oct II nivrrulIy fuuCsTt
Oct 10 10 Nnlkrt Nhltsnld" ~ !
Tho Master ~ lhilsutrn"
Oct IR-Ip Tho MHEl" Melody
Musical IuInahN
nc, - fytih untIu~rl - FTltGl
Erhsn lee "i.l"TIHuun.
oct - - 20 .Ihs I'usSluE
Phuw" with WIllI" & Eugene
Harvard.
Oct 70 Nv t."ldcn tItI
oct ~ F"klu" and I"kinh. Rus
alan Dancer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
THE MASQUERADER"
wonderful Pisy in which Guy nsbss
rost Opens ThrSsDsy ntaJ at
COURT Monday.


Gradually ." nr"dupI on" ""'''''
,.,li,,u tho ,huupr iho rlllI plush ca
=, ,,L .,,,,,,,I,,u TnII, ,hnuu,, from
,, 800,
on h'""" l"'' WIN "'P "''
bullion tnFN' rs. H. ToJ"I puilI", R'""
u,lIv hocncns f., IrnIuon uuIpIo blnCh
Than NO nj, ruv, Toned iu nhrulutr dark
ucsg an tho IIghtr dIo out u l."uiun TuH
rny,t,rIu,- dnuk inrrTutablc IIorn
,ub There ynpiir hIuTr Of light from dIr
,,rt huILIur buIIdinHH. In tho TuT,-
,,,,,,,,h thr Ann rod ,yo ,,f a H,r,S'
LINN NM ,nIu,p md room like the utr
~ -, ,.yl ,yL,u tho fnU rluudr pnEH he.
,,,,, a., md IL, lonesome hIud al rcd
,,,,du,,v tn,ur mn fnniarIIcAIIy ihIu
,h,, .lI,rrv .I,ntu TnnKIhir f0i a M
,,,,.,t ,.r, md. uuI into n"thIuHu", -
a., nov came
l.InI md IA, .wnt tho auund 81 81
..u ,,unit u.n,,i bt tho Iuufnrd hunL
T ,,r,,I,,. ,,,.tu, raI
rLI, ia iI,, .,r,..Ing at, lu, ~ Gur
r,,a. i.,h .n.o M.n,,ut,ud,, q n"ai
'n,,,,,,lns p,.,i,.llnnoI .,,unrlt.r,,,, az
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

r,.h.n.Iv. rt-u T"r . ryaism ~ si"'s
highway"
~ wIII r"imlt Tho r"nsiru"fl"n ~
-vaiom ~ nInt" highway" without ~"
Inv
II viii tupuIn tho "p""dY "nnpls'Io"
,,f the rIbur upIt"vrh hy ~" HlHiH
Itu,d rntuni-rI"u rnl ~" h"h"'hl Iiuf
,,u ,,f ,Iund II"odr f"r III" '"u"iIu"ilnn
ar . sysIam uf Claus roads '"nnn'tlhg
avery UourIy p"ni IN Wont NlIElh'n.
II WIN place Wrri virginia IN the
FROM IIuo niung with IA" u"I" pt"Hr""-
,Iyr rtnIun Of tho linton which have
,cnIi,,d tho nor"rnItlUr TINT kInt ior
uoIuupn0nt road construction.
"u will glyo nHHurnu"n that the day
M ,.urrImrutuiIuu with hard roads hnH
unr.rd md thut Wo naIn"rlly drSICr
accelerated proErcrH In building roads.
1T VIII mnk" cnch county r"ht In
Wrnt NITEiuiR Rrrnbibls To cv"ry uthor
county ncnt Aud II will mnk" WoHt
virginia n''"rriblo T." ov"ry other n'ats
uf tho InlUn
The WrHI virginia Good Roads fsder'
alton IL a voluntary nHrOClHtiun Of pub
lie ruIrltrd CiIlz"nr. Interested IN Tho
deyclnpmont 81 West virginia through
the oHionHInn OF II stat" nybtrm or per
mnnrnt hiHhwPyS that wili trhV"rH'
every county n tho ntato. II was or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
RAINBOW GIRL"
MAKES BIC HIT.
' '-rhs Rainbow Glu." tho hlliha Rni
breoay ,nusl,nI 'ururdY r'uI'd At ia"
10 Eggs ADay From
II Young PuNets
Mrs.. Miles etarts omonths Old
|, Pullots laying. Tslla How.

"EaTIy Ia November, ! bought q pHrh
age OF Don Huug aud started giving II
* ~ n %al".. =" the An Or" 'a.oS %" 'n -.
~vAmbar 1 got ~ "a Al sSKs day Ma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
HAIR FELL OUT
BY HANDFULS
Scalp Ilchod, Burned and
Was Solid Mass OF Dan
druH. CutICura Heals.

II was taken with sn hchIng "nd
bn,nlnR of tho scalp My scslp wa"
sot- and red and Pimplss would
form end whom they would burst
snd dry. formed dsndruH. My hslr
would fell out by hsndfula. My
scalp wsa q solid nssa OF dandmfI.
Il used . free sample Of Cu'icur"
Soap and Ointment. which stopped
tho burning and itching. and then
purchased more. When ! had used
four cakes OF Cuticura Soap and four
boEos Of Cmicura Ointment l was
hoaisd. '(SlEned Mira q. w. Wallace.
81, Douglas ST. Charta nooga. Tom.
Cuucura Soap. OintDent and Tai
cum arc all you mood for all toilet
usos. Battle with Soap. sooths with
Ointment, dust with Talcum.
a>.s1t. R.sN Pc. b. AsIl Addr.ss '.osstsuTA Lab.
ststsStss. Dep, n, hSlAsE II, Asss balds'-J
-hsrs Heap 1a-. oiu,msn' ID .adees TsIH'ss' ~.
C~t.oSr~ Soap shS~ss without 'nuS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
TROOP 10 HOLDS Big
.RALLY-WORK PLANNED


with n largo r"I'"ntuG" or memh"ih
pTor'nt tho troop COMMITTEES. ~ "h'""H
trI nnd prrlrlnutr nnd h'"u' I's"' NV n
rnIIg Ia Attendance. the Tan ""ih "I
I,nnu 10 at nuy ih."utr wn- rlni'"h l"h'
n,cninr la tho hnr"m,"uI 81 Ia" Th"nn"n
AT H. church nud Iudi,niI"ur p"lnl /" u
roc"rd ycni Ia "'""l work
Az InirIonIlup program was '"h'"l"'
fnIIuwod l., lee 'I"nn. 'nh" "nh ~" '""
III 81 uuiuh"I wrr al ndhI"rS hr N'"nl
n,nrl"r waiter I"ni"r" IT." "nl T""h h'H
NnIL fnI tho canning yOnI. ""h mad" n
rI.n Tn, MI iho - "r"r"il"u p""rIhl"
fiun Tho church
IuII"wIuE Nj T~ni"r-, N'"ul F''"'n-
tive u - I"rIa wHr 'rIl"h upon hn"
rave nu lni"r"HtiuE Ihlh telling 81 va"
uinur 81 Wheeling council nud ~" ""'h
ne, n,,rIirlr,I during TIA" Imrl Y"nr hY
tho how nr Troop 10 ~" i"lh "I lho
rnrnIuV campaign for new W"uh'l' '"
hc conducted during IA" N"HJ. nnd 10
,.InIrd TInuu 10 viii j." on" ct ~" most
nrtIva IN tho CITY.
Mrruh"Fr "t Ia" troop '"mmIi"l" were
then ,nIIrd upon Tor abort hddI oHs"H,
IInrTy & ThhrnN chairman "f ihc C"lu.
mIIIrr. wnE fiTat. followed hy 'hnrl"H 81.
tnul, nnd 9 II Hunn"ron. li"f | J.,
ivInp. ,hnirman nf tho troop commit ."
.uI TIuup ~. hlSu gay" nh InI'i"H'lhH
D,h followed by Scout ituHn"l West,
b, nn rhnN,rd piciuI"A 81 his IIIp abroad
.,.nd illustrated rn'n Win az 'HrIhns
iIuu
.Inr hc,,inE 81 ,of,cHnmrnta '"n"lud
,I til. p,uEIami f"II"wsd by r"' I"I
,r,Aluu with S,uuI MahItt William
,,u,,, Z" I,u"r d. M ~" I'"h"i
Asa,,iI"n una"pp",r"h b. f"'i 10
uupniuIl ruI,nlS6 H"d CONCEAL "h"'"".
H. ku",.,, sIss.'i I""B""S' n"rh' ""i
O.. r4an IL, IIuth i"'tI"S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

t'uuIt tkontio inri ulhhi H. IT. h'"l ~
p.atau,a ~ " ~ b0 iTpnnl'd tIIh 81
toe n,,nn nnd oNoUinE tho ""dl'"'" -
az, nrrt e.. iaIlvu ,no 40 tl'' '"'''
.,..,u, ,In,,t,LS In vh"l"S"t"" h"'""' "''
t,,u, tai ,uuaI, to tlu'," 10 " r'i "
IaiI, complicated "U' n"h tia "I"''i""'
,I.nt f,IIuN &C.. ,Iii,,'i"uHl. I"''"s. ia"
audit, ,. iuaI rIrhl hn I"H """", " r'"'
l,u,L ILa ueInh"t, 'iri '""'""'
IL. .nls,IrluLns ,IurIliio" :" apo l"'''''
Ia I.,,Lns UInrI"n aUh 'ro'' '""hl"h
tn.. Il,I.a - aiL'h 10" o." '"""'
81 az ond ,hF o's 'h" ~"'h 80
at. itIs,h ~sIl L""~" !" i"il""
90. 81 ,nu.I,aI ,"'""dY. "h" go" 80
,l,,.. r,.ity ,",-I" h"-th h''" I""I "'"""'
D." ''"" r ",,'"' ~, ,,,., """T" .. "'.
No., Erw Nu"r"r'y Ii""" N'"'''
I,,n,,r,r, ,r"". I W""h"' "'""''
rL Lady / " IhMh ~ 10" l"'
,,.u NInna want H"m" Rive NOV
Nt,,,v No omd 'I.o,'n -" tow" :" ~"
w" =,
thup w 49,,
90, 81 tho features 81 tbs h"l"h" ~
uI,I. 10 o ,h","s ~ r'"''r ""h '"'""'' ,
,,,I To- fnui, Pnd 'v"'5 90" "'nE ""'
Ian, a, ,h.y rh"uId srh know bow :"
dos, r,.tIIIl n"s,h"r ih"y "ld ""''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
KANE SECURES
$4,000 VERDICT
TEDIOUS DAMAGE BUIT HHDH
AFTER TIvu DAVH or TAN
INu TEHTIMOHT
OuturOwth of STOCK Disagreement
when Ohin Torpedo o.
Dissolved.

Tho emo or Jamor Kauo against tho
pI,In Torpedo company. which was
rtnrted Monday nurninE Ia lhI u "t
CII,uIt court hnfUro judge u. NJ. hhhle-
nnu was nniah"d InIo y"ri"rdhY att
runuu. when the jay returned win "
,ridI,i for the IlnIuiiH for ia" sum CT
600.
rhIr wan nn old huit whl'h hI"H"
,nut ~ advancement bet wccu lh" IIhIh-
mr. and defendant 1T IOli, whrh lhn
u,rInuy wan dIur"IN "h knn" "II"p"h
that - ruun ur u"u'Y VAN ia" hln' GA
rIn,k whi.h Ia had IL lliln ""''P""}'
a hIIr nu tho "lh'T hand Tia" company
alleged that the pInInilH "H"h 'h'h
,nuridrInhIn huIn 81 money.
Au,, tho hay had IlnI'm"h I" '"hll
mann, Irnu h"nInY uutlI I'ni"i'l"b all
,Iu,.nu 81 90 It. ih' '"n' VIM mo"
ruu la ia, hnudr 81 tho luIy. VIA" "li"I
l.tup .uI fnI nh"ui TWO h"nir i''h'" ""
vuh u ,uIdl,I fui ~" rI"inllH
Tho Jay tying Ih" ""I' wan COM
,,urud 81 Tramh il'i"EnI"", r"w"'"
'l,Ind. 9 - H. hIouninE'r. II " Wat
Iu,I Inrn,n IIuI' hIu""", u - l''"'
! Ilun " ~ hri"'. 1h""d"'" arm"
.,u,h I,u,,r Iiunh. Ma 'I"n', I"h'
I.npI,I nmd ~ Ii"Il
! Aurt the pas had returned WIN '"N
| ,,II.I the, Vs." lIrminn"l 49, al NV
! .,rr, hrr, lr.u lIl'd hnII"E tn" TO-"
| 81 ,lr,uii '"uIl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

n 4 riIss q b h !.
! uCrTns, tad
Mrs Mites fnunh how Ia
stat I"una pull-ts iaJI"B
H"d kaSV ihsm iHJlna all
~InIsI Tho "a uo mst hpd
krIps hons Though tbs
n"uiI a"d sta'ia them laJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

AsS,,II"n unnupp", D. i"'i -
uurni.Il TuIinIAa Hnd tru'inl "I''"".
t., kuw,.,, sIss.,i Language n"rh' '"i
g.. raan Ia. I."th i"'ti"S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

s."l,-n ~ psrt.tsbWs on Juhs ~. iSis(
Nv mon who wsrs present fssva svssy
-""iI"n ~ 81" state, for The dlHsN pnrA
r"rr II "hvo""tlpg, by nys'y lssN'rat1
method. ~. piiAca,ip Oh ~ the IooA
roads amendment 10 tho state nonsill1I
il"n, The peopl" will vo'" on he pIp,
p"r"h amendment NJ tho election Ho'
vrmbor 2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
THE MAGIC MELODY"

Local playEorrn arc particularly f"r-
tunatr Ia having an opportunity -" eni !"
In tho present Hnnhnn 81 enjoying lhn'
aroat musical comedy. Tho Magic Mi
ody." which 10 coming TO tnv curt thea
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-30

Satisfied customers have been the greatest
factor in the upbuilding of this establishment
Because We were careful of the merchandise we
sold, because we were consderate Of our custom
ers interests the few patrons we had in 1870
have been added to by hundreds and thousands.
each year. until today--more than one hundred
thousand of the best people in Tennessee and adj
Joining states are numbered among our ever
growing list of satisfied customers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-30

WAY back in 1870-long before the Mis-
u sissippi was bridged, when those 1nonarchs
= - of river traffic the 'Robt. Z, Lee" and
the "Natchez," ran their memorable race
memphis Greatest Store" was a struggling lit
tie affair with mere "handful' of goods and
with but few customers But even in those early
DAYS we were particular about the quality of the
merchandise we handled and backed every
-ss5ssEan thing we sold with GUARANTEE FOR
=zszss&s$A SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY
y Nrk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-16
NORMAL CONDITIONS
FOIL OWING Raap SN NnI

~~ 49, w wv N~aG BY MOE
Dulugh MINI. June Viruusll,,
normal conditions perra4ea today 81
ihe nuluih business streegs ever
: which md5 of 508l e-sons sursee
aAst night sweeping tire police from
power and seizins tnd lgncaine thrne
negroes held in csnneciion E5sh a.
Affack On 8 1T-rearnld Rhie CIR
Ahen Two companies ID Rinnes5ts
national ERarasnen reached here 4,
Sn early hour after speeial lrar
trip from - Paul. they found onlg +
oarf eea police STATION and Uttered
streets as visual evidence q the
Aloh's aciix8tF
lhoef personal command az st.te
Aasutan' General n y Rhipcw fbs
A24 men and si- cn4rers xens nie
eHpararg camp preparing a. sairal
Vhs streets necessary Is rgsrs
against any ere1tu4aty tAAt miem
arse as fhe Aftermath of TIE saah
mAa ran
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-16
TOWN TOPICS
Nsnslnss from ensat Msns

WARNINGS from CREST Mens
Aztonzl Assoc istien.
Stolen AgnAglcsM Express Orders
we're oaslea May o. IN Muskogee.
Okla Amount Sss payable to F'rsak
Curtis consigned Geu Baker. 5acX-
son Miss, carte April ga Serial No.
B .l15l5s 81 i reported thar cast
3er's checks on the Citizens National
AAnk q PaEhuska- nui -illed or sign
ed ranging ia Numbers frnm 9e8R 70
27ag have been sIaaHn. Some of the
bank stationery Was raken AZ 1ae
Sane time -Arress parties presenting
checks and wire Citizens National
Aanf PawhusEs. Oklahu1nA
TNgo Classes.
There are Two caasses Of wage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-16
Tt7E LIONS PASSING sHcw
VIII Sc A SCREAM
tcanunaea rrAm Page ~

ieassonAl tgip 40 Kansas Caty to
dauce 1oniEhi ana she has coached
aoms of the tlny tolls ia sylpb4lse evo
.afsons
Jimmy MongeHh aoes special song
and tal.e stunts ia truly professional
style Tie selos ay john Beland and
Mrs Blckt0rd and Others never fan
10 please
The See saw sons VIII he the clos
irg nunhsT ending IN blaze Of
glory and sweet voices. Ii is not
possible to give Won al idea o. all fs4e
good Numbers hat il may be said
thAt the fancy. fralicsome. fxui1less.
Gorgeous grand and gratifying group
81 characters has been trained into
naerrs masserfai magnificent. rol-
lleEing, rcSeate resplendeat cast to
produce the harpg. humorous. hasri.
ons show a1 sh4 Pollard thaater To-
nlght AID tomorrow night and Il will
edifr- entrance and entertain to
Iarked degree
DO nSt miss this show. and help
along 0ne of the iivest young civic
auiEsti0ns Raae ENJOYING a rare
and rich treat.
The curtain will rise at 60 sharp.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-16
The MILK IN
The C0C0ANcT

Mr. Counsrs 3s-rs sn. t..,
fhe aeeaae IA Nan VA.
ne re7usea : answer th.
question frar,5prsas s-
e1wnr 4l}er
When alstm4a hssVs...
tata and Aar
2 sinHe are ne +he mra
tan ar as Au1an F ana
uecessaries Of afa rs
shresrenirr -aa rnh .,ra
and em4arn the rala-
haaia sas = puea aav
snT rgh. n eucA \ rart~S
versy 81 5s nrear, wee
o'esWeen raEBt and laF
u son answer the ona, rm ~
7ae affirmative Mr pers
hew wAnla vsW fha
'lshts %. the nrh
a' 'eepr a@nd 3re ir5e
10 answer aeclarlne that II
WIS ehaeA saestea
F was no' caiFh arestian
r any sens7 of 7hss tAr-
Nara sea-cninr inQui ao-
n~ ~ fhe hea7 az ths st1-
lhct 1r cdufraversv- fGsf
such 1ase- in Soarptc 1rr-
e an I6nnaln rmf 7a c- pea
a nour9ae " IRE hasira
aNnc0ln TD0uel9s q l.n As
Governor Aliens cues
rus Mr. rsmezrs 5
ra~ Nj 40 hps .rvua.sa
strikes ir vi1a1 9er anaast.
r5es wera private W-e~s
rwaan ca7atal ana laa,~ ,a.n
answer wonls hsrs 49,
rnnrur- "a, , s.rl,rs ,,-.- va.
ihte ruhls~ has ,o -sra,,
vnsesN wY---p asa,-- .,s
s-pr H~s nnu..a -n -as-..,-
II be ms snsv,s,,..s ,e,,
-he ophfr ana ,s.N.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-16

cx-Kaiscr and hIs accomplices at
the bar Of world 9isiiee ahc de-
nomncement viii he exceedingly
Disappointing. The more eynica.
students 0f modern statesman
ship win feel Justified ID tAeir
told Won ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-16
SPECIAL GRAND JURY
TO PROBE LYNcH|he
Normal Conditions Follow Mob
hnls al Duluth, Mlnn., Where
Negroes Were Hanged
Last Night


oes0ss. MINI, gsre Ts-soar 3uuoes
o' the slssre; eoux hers taos,
sasnea an oroer oonverino a spec sal
sranc ypfe al she co4rs house sorsos-
row T0ernina 70 insaire as 70 Grave
pabl'e oftensss recently COMMITTEES
IN shas eounty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-16

Whit advantage ahere Is I'm
ssolasinr q aisrredifcG monarch
on an island III iheSe. days Of
wireless comwunicataon and fast
marine traft j. not 50 apparent
as - the Napolconie days 81 II.
H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-16
soozE CAUSES TskerDs

Hanover NJ Fl Jane gt- Henry
( MAreney- g. Wesl Meafara Mass
q senior a. Dsl4-pouih college wAs
s bot ana k4lela during quarrel ~
h4s rooms "a tae Theta Dsaa Ghl
fraternity h0ase earlr .s0a&y y
AoeeIr 7 Nesds o. LA Grange Ili
TIE men hsa been arlnking.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-16
OF LOCAL MOMENT

Susanna McGrue has bouEb. 81
Robert JasaA. lots aud O In alocK
Is. West Guthrie
J VI Blckwell has SOLD dwelling
II block 60 Capitol Han. 10 Z. o.
Johns tur s2.3e0
There's teetgs@1usrd Stunt 81 The
Passing Stsw lhai ATT ErAnE pro
nDlnces "a dinesr~
Attorney T. e Basaefl has llroueaa
sun against Ellis Suf1ls il distrazf
e0urr for } q Lesh to recover money
judgment Of sss7.5s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-16
\. c. MARKETS

Kansas CITY, June 1E.-Carl8s ra
eei1as. alSt'e. steers steady. others
mostly 1S lUwer tcD hsavses ss5.lF
calves SO 10 LOO 31wer-
-1rg ss--sleses is. s90.g. 7H ta is
higher. tops slR.lss EpuIk. sl4ae7ia.
IL
SHEEP Reseigrk, -.eDg. laas5F 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-16

il develops fAAi Colonel Jake
Hsmon helped max 1he haralne
medicine early in Nav
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-16

B0lshev3yts Bre reported 7sk-
snr 8dvsnra re of the cal5 westh-
er 10 improve their battlefront
In Pittsburgh TIE cold weather
ss improving the chance 10 4ske 8
slgAncleh0la an every ha9v
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-16

The treRkdown ot the rAs snp-
1lv IN Eera weather and En Doe
famine when tie Temperature is
S7 il The shade remain TWO ct
urban life 6 pAthetle mysteries
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-16

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-16

try adopted strong policy uf
nltitary readiness
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-16

There are two classes of ~aEs
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-25


 represented in its national convention.s '
 This second annual convention at Cleveland finds The American Legion an organization which already has behind 1t a creditable record os accomplishment. We can review with satisfaction what tsHe have done in our infancy for the dis abled for all ex-service men and for our country. $ It finds it also an organiza- tions which realizeE that it has heavy ob- ligations and much more to do in the future.
 f In many respects this convention is of extreme importance. Decisions are to be made which will affect the whole future of the Legion which will, in large measure, determine the usefulness of tho organization for the rest of its exist 1 ence. The delegates will have behind them, however. what the delegates al l previous metings did not have, yeart practical experience, with many lessons 1 learned with less uncertainty as to -th'
 wisdom of measures to be adopted o F avoided With implicit confidence car I we leave the future of the Legion 1T I their hands. ..
 To attain the highest measure of sue I cess we must make ut'e of two stront inherent American characteristics-com mon sense and tolerance. More ant l mora must the Legion be the friendl! meeting place of Americans of divers but sincere opinions. The west, the east
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-25

there been stl organization like this.
 There was a heavy burden of responsi-
 biiity in the interpretation of the con
 stitution and bylaws, in the formula
 ton of rules and naetheds of procedure
 and in making decisions to meet situa-
 tions which the conwention could not foresee. That the Legion has succeed
 ed, that it has come to fulfill the expec- tations of the men who visualized it Is
 months ago. is due to the wonderful spirit of service to our country and our comrades evinced by the entire mem bership and to the unselfish leadership and untiring work of it's local ands de- partmental officers.
 Speaking for the staff of national headquarters-the men who have been
 associated with me during these last ten
 months-I can only say that they have worked hard and conscientiously. At all times it has been our policy to subnerge our personal viewpoint in that of the Legion. We have carried out the work ltoutlined by the last national convention Ito the best of our ability. Likewise 1 have we met unforeseen situations made decisions and executed them. Al ways however, . We have refrained whenever possible. from making decis-
 ions and establishing precedents which
 would affect the whole life of the. Le- | zion. The making of these decisions, We
 have felt, is for the Legion itself, as
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-25
REQUESTS IN WILL OF r'
 MRS. sAhUEL coAsrocK

The will of Mrs. Samuel cons,ock has been offered for probate in Judge Ayliag'3 court. It was written Sepsen- Der ls 1sl7. and is witnessed by Her bert W. Lucas. Fife E. &ezsingsr and Nathan Trachtenberg. .g
 To Bruce sedgwick McMilizn.. her ne phew. she leaves q house owned at ss Thames street
 To William wOrthingtoa LeeEas, wife of Thomas Leemas Of Providence. is left s20O.
 To Mary E. Rosrke is bequeathed $50 and to Della Miller of East Haddsm ;2o.
 The sum of sIee k left to the Uaiver- salist church.
 Household' goods and all things in her safe deposit box go. to her nephew Her diamond rings are io' be sold and the proceeds will go 10 M.. AeAiillan as well as all the residue of the estate Charles H. Phelps was named as ex, ecutor of the will but he declined to take | the trust and MT. McAfllan was named.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-25
ECHOES FROM THE LODGE ROOMS

ized committed to paper and made i'm perishable in the constitution of this organization.
 The last ten months, like the eight that preceded them, have been crowded and eventful in the life of the Legion
 They have seen 1t continue it's grs /.h
 with the spontaneity which marked its
 birth. They have seen it become great organization, carrying it's doctrines and policies into every city and town in this
 land and into other lands. They have seen this country come to look upon it
 as the highest exemplifcation of patriot ism and citizenship
 [ The convention at Minneapolis left to leach of the officers of the Legion, local departmental and national. a vast amount of work and responsibility. One was the job of completing the task ot organization, of perfecting the Irachtn, cry to coordinate the Legion's efforts and to carry out it's purposes and poli-
 cies Ours also was the job of execut- ing comprehensive program of accom- plshment.
 It was not an easy job. There was nc precedent to guide Us. Never before had