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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-08
Would Get Up in the Morning
All Worn Out-F 90 d
Seemed Tasteless - w a S
Blue Over II.

". H. Brewer. 923 South Lawton
St, is one Of the best pleased men in
Tulsa, Okla, and when he talks of
what OrRatone Treatment has done
for him, tho EenuInencss OF his en-
thusiasm never fails tn convince his
hearers that his faith is well founded.
Il have tried 1t out and | know"
he said at Roy II, Getman's Drug
store a few days ago; "and I want TO
say right here and now that what
two little bottles Of this OTgatone
has done for mo beat anything
ever saw I'm nay lifel | was so weak
and run down that when 7 would get
up in the morning | would feel more
tired and worn out than when
went 10 bed.
"The fact is. hadn't felt like a
well man In several years, for my
stomach just seemed to go back on
me entirely and 7 couldn't digest
anything right and I didn't get any
strength and nourishment from what
did cat My appetite failed me
and things got so they didn't taste
right and most Of my food didn't
seem to have any taste at all |
was nervous at times and couldn't
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-08
4 HAVE TRIED IT OUT, AND KNOW"
SAYS TULSA CITIZEN

sleep at night. would III IN with
gas ana have severe Cramping spells
and would feel sore and stiff I
had very little energy and was so
blue over my condition that wns
out or sorts most Of the time. for I
didn't see how / was going 10 keen
up much longer.
since ! got on TO this Orgatonc
and took few bottles OF II / focl
younger and / am getting lust ng
spry and cheerful as the ncNt one
you will come across. am ono
hundred per cent better every wav,
for | eat good. sleep good and every
thing tastes good aud don't disa-
gree with me the least bit The rns
has left my stomach and with a
those severe Crampiug spells TO
make long story short, an these
old troubles have left mo. fool
better than I have In years and I
can't say enough about this treat
ment--it's certainly great"
Orgatone IS not n so-Callcd patent
or secret remedy but a now scicn-
tiflc treatment absolutely FREQ from
alcohol In any form and is sold IN
Tulsa by Roy r. Getman's Roxall
store exclusively, under the personal
direction of sncCial OrFatone rem
resentativo Other agents are the
ReXall store, West Tulsa, tho Red
Cross Drug store, Okmulgce and
the wood owens Drug Store, Sapul-
pa --Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-08
PRISONERS MEMORY GOOD
Judge WILLIAMS Halts Rcpartcc
When Moonshincr Is Fined.

BY Associated Press State Wire.
MUSKOGEE, March 7,--"Bill"
Miller, self confessed moonshincr.
who with his pal was caught by
federal officers operating a still in a
cave near Sallisaw, was sentenced
yesterday to a year and day in the
federal prison at LcavenwOrth
Kansas.
After he had pleaded guilty, Judge
Williams asked "have you ever
been In trouble before?'
"Your honor, we convicted him in
this court number of years ago,
and he was sentenced to two years, u
said Assistant United States Attorney
Foster Phipps,
"Mr Phipps is entirely wrong.
said the prisoner. 1T was only
one year
"I am inclined to believe that the
defendant probably remembers the
exact time better than you do said
Judge Williams.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-08
TO DEDICATE NEW
GEOLOGY BUILDING
Governor Robertson Will
Deliver Address to
O. u. Students
PLAN BIG DAY TUESDAY
Activities Will Be Suspended
While University Building
Ceremony Takes Place


Srec'a 10 me "o''u III, ..,...-
Nol'MA =, Ma,rt , ~ ,.,v ,,', ,oni,',,'' pi,'''
Tor the ueuICsit'o,t ,,.',..,e "a 'i.e t',o,'
hulldlns at the lniNc'ta,'y Va ,,,, oM,,t
mona nave oten h','ue Wy ISL, 4,
u Oh'pa'y' i,eSu ~, y, orv I,rnr,n.
Of geology y. W. snln'iUn, lii VI. ,'.,.ot, 80,
OF the 'N''hoi'a ,,,'ts' ' tt,,',
ana mSul'''s VI ,rS,osd,', Warrh a
ipcr cluo. Tor luosu.y' MdICh -
Vhcn Governor ., -, ~ NoD'i ny, ~. .9oi'
eul deliver th. ueui,S,o'y t,.u,-.g,,. I,.ur
tNery stuuent IN, mt ~ t .,,,,I o. !,
studying geplogy WI, Du ,uetvu ~, ~
oLlti UNIV lS'.' 49,. o.',,.,,,,,
closed ~ prue' 'ha' every "'u'''''
may dlleId, ...,, .... ~. ,o
ne ,,E,Nc,',. ENciI s,.,.,',,,o,,, 1,oya,,,r,.
o'clock TUESDAY forenoon toEernuI
koperlsou' ,IitHouEH ny " S,o,0bi g. i'' ,
VIII l'r m''u' an huiiU' ~ ~, =, ,l,,
TANNER hcilptt w" ''oe'ut - a.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-08
GIVE NEST EGG FOR LIBERTY
Libraries Established This Year VIII
Receive state GIFT.

NpetlAl 10 lnt W ora.
OKLAHOMA CITY. March t.
To each of the first 90 libraries cs-
tablished by Oklahoma cities in 1920
the Oklahoma library commission
VIII furnish 200 books, according to
decision of the board at It's quar-
tcrly meeting last week. Four towns
have already uualified to receivc
their quota Of the books, having in
the past two months organized IL
braries to be supported by tax.
These are Yale, HcnryCtta. Duncan
and Sand Springs,
The books will he selected from
the 5000 just Fcceivcd by the COM
mission from the American Library
association. While these volumes are
in excellent condition. many of them
are entitled to two or more gold
stripes on their covers for efficient
service in the war camps OF France.
The others relieved the todium Of tho
training camps on this side the
water.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-08
MANY TO ATTEND MEET
JYyc Hundred Delegates Expected at
Jnter-C Church Rally.
BY Associated Press state wire.

By Associated PRESS state NHe'
OKLAHOMA CITY, March =.
Registration for the conferences or
the fnter-Church World movement
which Is to begin here next Monday
afternoon has already exceeded 500,
according to n. =. Patterson, field
secretary for the movement in Okla
homa. Nearly 375 women are eN-
pocted to attend the women's meet
inEs.
Departmental representatives OF
religious education, spiritual re-
sources, Stewardship and life enlist
ment are selected 10 attend the CON
ference from each county In the
state. The women will represent the
missionary. church club. philan-
tropic and educational women OF the
state.
Among the speakers listed are W
g. Mason of Eubank, China, Mrs. D.
r. Smith, n missionary to Africa
and Mrs. II. S. Emerich, who has
been for - years a missionary to
Turkey.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-08
NEWS FROM THE CAPITOL
iradcsman state Is Allowed To BE-
come National Bank.

TpNllal 10 lhe Norl'.
WASHINGTON, March 7.-Appli-
cation was today received by the
comptroller of currency for charter
Tor the Farmers National bank OF
Hitchcock Okla, with a proposed
capitalization of $4,000; the Ma
tlonal bank of Comanche, Okla,
with proposed capitalization OF
$4,000 and the First National bank
of Padeu, Okla, with proposed
capitalization of $4,000.
The Tradosman state bank OF
Oklahoma city because the trades
man National hank with a capitalila-
ton OF S250,0OO.
The Central National bank OF
Tahlequah is being liquidatcd and
National bank.
Mrs Robert Huddle has been ap'
pointed postmaster at Lawrence
Folotoc county, Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-08
State Briefs

BR1STOW, March THE Chris
tian church here will commence the
erection of "A new edifiCo this month
to cost about $4,000. The Catholics
OF this city are also planning to erect
"A church here this summer
ENID, March IA. NJ. Young.
New York banker, declares that the
growth of the American National
bank is one Of the most phenomenal
occurrences that he has ever wit
messed. The new bank OF Enid is
only a month old. it being opened
the first OF February.
NORMAN, March Ann knight,
Oklahoma city, junior in the College
Of Art and Sciences. University of
Oklahoma. will direct activities Of
the university Y. W. G. \. during the
i92O-21 school year. as president.
other officers include Elaine Ilargis
Pawhuska, vice president; Dorothy
Ellen Doty Watunga, treasurer; and
Helen \. Dutton, oklahoma city
secretary.
RRISTOw. March Oklahoma
Southwestern rail Dad, building nom
here to Okmulgoc, has grade fin
ishcd six miles east of here. \ new
town to be called slick" will be
opened up about March II about
three miles south of the present vii
lagc Of Tabor.
HENRY ETA March Major
Thomas J. Dickson, sontimeutuly
known throughout the allied
armies as the flower chaplain Of the
American cNpeditiouary forces. de-
livercd his lecture. America and tn,
Battle of Nerdun," to "A packed
house in the superior court room
last night, under the auspices ot the
Uenryetta Lions club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-08
Find Baby on Railroad.

GALENA, Mo-, March IA week
old infant, unharmed except for
minor scratches, was found on the
tracks of the Missouri Pacific rail-
road between here and Reed Springs
a few days ago. The baby was found
by track inspectors, who took II TO "A
nearby farmhouse to be cared for
II Is believed the child was thrown
from a train, as there were scratches
on it's face and one arm, indicating
a fall.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-08

formers Of his age lie stood up Tor
what was right and just lie was ~
warm friend Of Roosevelt This is II
good sketch of liis written hy
Roosevelt: lie had O. white soul hut
the keonest sympathy for his fellow
men who stumbled ana fen lie
mover wrote what I'm good flith he
did not try TO act when he had tho
occasion. ~ were asked 10 name
a man who cam" nearest To- the ideal
American | should name Jacob
Rils' | am quoting this because It
Expresses what have been trying to
say as my idea OF Amcricanism."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-08
SCHOOL FRAT HAS CHARTER
Greek Letter Men at saltwater
Taken Into National Body.
Special to The world.

Special 10 The world,
STIIL.WATER, March 7,-Ad-
vanced students IN the school of
commerce and marketing at Okla
homa \. Il NJ. college who are mem-
bers OF the local Alpha Isl club,
will be initiated into the national
commercial fraternity of Alpha
Psi, the local club having been
granted o charter.
Officers of the local club are Thur
man Gay, Pawhuska: oscar Carlton,
McCloud; Jesse Hoke, saltwater,
Homer Hirzel, Guthrie; Philip Boil
linger, Kiowa. Raymond Shannon,
Perkins; John Ham, spur, Texas,
Tom Molacek. sulphur, Jess Green,
Lone Wolf,
Alpha Kappa Psi was established d
in 1904 at New York university.
There are now 20 chapters.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-08
IT'S WONDERFUL
MEDICINE
Mr IuoCh >cidig, NlI Ec~id's Vt
81 'ramcr Ave, Suibur,, PA,
says quaker Herb Extract Has
Done Wonders For IIini.

Nj, Ncidig states that hc has been
u sufferer from stomach trouble for
the past 10 years, such as gases
forming, bclchine bloatnB pains
In the stomach aud bowels, says no
has doctorcd and taken all different
kinds of medicines tor his stomach
trouble, but did not even get relief
until he started on QUAKER HERB
EXTRACT After starting on this,
the most wonderful of all medicines
he got relief at once. ana after talk
ing ono bottle he called back at thc
Drug Store ON Monday uud said
give me two moro bottles OF
QUAKER HERE EXTRACT for this
medicine is worth any price you ask
for it. for the one bottle has done
more good than all other medicines
| have taken I'm The past - years
for my misery is gone, You can pub
llsh this statement anywhere you
wish, also anyone who wishes, may
call on or write to me personally
and ! will gladly tell them what
QUAKER HERB EXTRACT has
doue for me. as ! have suffered so
long and have now at least gotten
results. would like to see others
who suffer receive the same"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-08

Nclghbor Bcnt or Infurintcd Animal
Milh ~ In Iimr.

ST NWNEl. OkN N1rOn I-"N7
the romlt col being trtmpicd ana
Eurod b, au infurHtcd built William
Waldorf. g. e farmer living near
here. is n local hospital aud hut
small hopes are being hcld for his
recovery
Waldorf VT attacked 10y tho bull
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-08
Bland Gets New Trial.

DkIAIIOMA CITY, March =
Judge John g. Pollock of Kansas
city yesterday granted a new trial
TO W. T. Bland, convicted here dur
ing the last term of federal court of
'nSing the mails to defraud in con
pection with the Ardmore Mercan-
ilIe company case. The new trial
was granted on motion of BANDS at
lorneys on the ground that there
We're errors in admission OF evidence
IN the trial here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-08
PEOPLE SHOULD
BE GRATEFUL

Mr. Henry Leader called at the
Dug store To purchase the third
bottle Of QUAKER HERB EN-
TRACT Mir Leader stated that his
wife had suffered for the past rs
yenrs with stomach. liver and kid
ncy trouble. he also stated that she
became very weak and had no appc-
tte; anything she ate would make
her sick. and at times she was Ia
such u weakened condition that sho
would fan over; says lshe doctored
for the past ~ years. but with no re-
suits: continued TO get worse. but af-
tor taking the first bottle OF QCAk
ER HERE EXTRACT. her improve
monis were wonderful and after the
second bottle she seems well. has no
more of her former symptoms, but
want another bottle, for ' want
her to take II for while yet ns II
sure IL the most wonderful medicine
made--for It has done what all 9th
crs have left undonc. You may send
anyone to us and we will only he too
glad to explain to them what won
dcrful medicine QUAKER HERB
EXTRACT is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-08

Special 20 Tho world.
BRISTOW. March 7.--An Alueri-
can legion post was organized here
this week, to be known as the
"Klinonsmith" post. IN honor of
Corporal Peter klinonsmith. who
was killed by "A German sniper's bull
let in the Argonnc forest. Edwin II,
Rollestone is president. +. J. Olson,
treasurer; Joe ~ Combe, secretary.
and Rev. W. &. House. secretary \
large number OF members have en-
rolled. and more are to come
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-08
HERB EXTRACT
is NOW RID
OF ALL MISERY
Mrs Mary Herman, Who Resides At
1870 Susquchnnna Ave, Sunbury.
Pa. says Quaker Herb Extract
Kid Her system OF Al Misery,

Mrs Mary Herman, 6i years OF
age. after suffering untold misery for
the past two C2) years from chronic
Indigestion. Kidneys and liver
trouble, her heart also bothered her
very much. was extremely nervous
and could not sleep, had tried many
remedies. but only getting n little
temporary relief, but after taking
(2) bottles Of the famous QUAKER
HERB EXTRACT. which so many
people are now praislng, her former
ailments have passed away. She
oats heartily. feels good and sleeps
we'll. but says she wants 20 continue
on, for II is wonderful what 1t has
done for her In such a short time
She states also that she has dootored
for many years and that she can be
seen at the address given, MS she
wants the people TO know what
QUAKER HERB EXTRACT has
done for her.
QUAKER HERB EXTRACT is
800 bottle. Special, 3 bottles for
$3.50 Start today and get we'll You
want TO feel good.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-08

when he attempted 90 halter it.
preparatory to moving tho aniiud!
from one field To another.
only quick action hy "a neighuor.
who beat the hull with an ak, pro
vented Waldorf from being gorcd to
death on the spot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-08
Mucu TOO DrMoNsru,riyH
Bride says I'm Through Nffcr
Hubby Bit orr Her Nose.

CHICAGO, March 7.-Mrs. Annie
Fnbulich i9-ycar-old bride Of one
month. reported 10 the police that
while she was asleep her husband
entered their bedroom through a
window and bit of her nose. a phv-
stefan sewed tho nose on again.
"fIp's too affcctionnte for me-"
compllincd Mrs Fnbuloh. I'm
through"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
HERBERT HOOVER EXCOR|ATES DEMOCRATIC
PARTY FOR IT'S FAILURE TO MEET CONDITIONS

tho protection nr chifd iIro. tho uolut Ion
~ uuT deficient huuHlnH. tho feoIHanlha, ,
Ii0n Vf tho huHnoHn adniUl lhiTRtlnn OF
tho federal government. and a host of
uIhqr donoaifd questions
"Noatly lwu yoarH baye pps-ed /" inoa
the sTtniattue Mona ~ those things
has basn bao"mpll shed. NC have only
pT6In1sab
e have ia doubt "ur DsmoPra'Iu
Z, lcnhh VIII orau" that lh"Y NEE mnTYrn
~ udh"I"n"o - n HIani priu' plo In thN
unmudln"d '"v"unut ~ ihs l'raHu" 81
Nations Th.Y nto Dr"klnp mhIlYIh"m
uutn u foIar tUrrlH' Ih" uu"HIl"h7
IuV"I,"h ~ the League "f NnIl""n ""n
,rrn uuo ptoai rrlnripl" nnd "urnhNr"
81 alternative m"ih"dr "f Iin accom-
pllnhmouIn
"rh~ It"uuhll'nn party and H"nnl"r
IInI,IIug hnNr repeatedly "EDT"r"oh lh"lr
pIoui drvuiI"u 10 this principle hrllcI"
X nud uihrI nrti,loH uhlocioh To nTo hui
prII 81 ~" rnOthnhH VI i"n"hlnH ihlN
ErcnI uhI,,I Th"nr nril'l"H ndhoT"h I"
by ihr Bom",rnliC Unriy NJ" today 70
gnrdcd hy ~" mhJ"rliy "f our pc"rl" IN
dnup"tnur Net only lu Our own country
but t. Ihr lrpPue lirClr
Tho responsibilities OF government
uhould L." iInnrf"TTod lh"r"fhf"
whole hcnrIrhIy support iht Neruhllc"n
ndldnt"n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

Springfield. M. oct lO.--Cable cor
reapondencs between PrrHtdent Wilson
and former President TAFT In 1919.
during tho drafting OF tho L"aSu" OF
Nations covenant at Paris. was mado
public here tonight by Governor COX OF
Ohio. Democratic Presidential cand'-
date. together with statement By the
candidate. crtticisinE severely Senator
Lodge Of Massachusetts ana olher
league opponents.
Mr. TAFT tho correspondence dc
tailed sought and had cable CoWnunl-
cation with President Wilson. submit
tlnK numerous suggestions Tor changes
Ia tho tentative league draft aud al
visln6 tho President regarding It's
presentation 10 tho Hen"tr ''"''fh"i
toA's statoIntut said that lao published
tho Tafj Wilson C"IIeHpHhdrh'' "a
White lInuho nsnOT Tandum hs'ausa "'
the "sauiv"csi p"sitlon ia frosido"l
Taft aHd other frlsndA az tho league
now occupied Ia their support "f tho
candidate ~ tho IosS"" deHi'n't'""
isis"
Tha ouIIsapundsu,a H"ys'n"' t"s
ssid ~sa 'i"lti.Isd ~ bu" Nj isftl
as,sansnt .nd auwtHd ~, tstta '9-h
rntas -hsE si,,'sTltl - ml"h "ph In
tsliIssn-a ~.'s not hs'i'ua"h lp 'h"
ps,sl--n p.sl"dt'" - p"lI'i'sl e"te
eala"
Ossi.s OsoSsa.
Tho vhlt. II"ao. tuEni1Tanaunn r"h
I,tntnR s.,ui. - iho ,plisn exchanged
bs rtssldsn, wnsrH snd hrs TAFT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
slip DF PEN IN CLERKS HANDS
NEARLY STARTED WHEAT PANIC

Chicago. oct 10 A rllp Of pen In
tho hands Of u Cicrk In tho Hoard or
Trndr hero r"nt wheat prircH tunh':1B
,nuIpcd tho Canadian government 10 con
ridrr taking over tn" whent rIarl OF
thrro und uniin"d II Proclamation 10 No
irruod hy the United Htnt"H When
Gruwrrr hbnu"lntiun. urging hdsprn'
rinn Of nil miles nr whnnt by fnrnr n
untll III" price reached $500. II "nH
Maid today.
Tho "lcik II whH sud. mlEtook M
order from Ii"rcnhnuIu lirotheTH. br"k-
"Tr To rcll U0O bushels Tor 1000. .000
huRhcls. nnh when d"nlorr heard that
such lnIR" amount wnF being thrown
uu tho market. price" brpnu to slump.
The market opened nt q H9i. ndvnnc-
81 II uuhrtor Of "cul nnd then h"Rnn
To- rlIp point by point. word ruun
reached TIA" floor thni the brokerage
house had dumped million hurh~lr on
tho market. nnh rmnllrr d"nI0rr began
to soil.
/: l.. Chaser. pInHlhrni or Nnronhn UNI
IiruIh-rr rnid tn" nid"t only over
rUld nb0ui II .tOu burhrln when Tho
. error wn- di-'"t~r0d lie rnid hIr h0uz"
'"v~r~d NJ lurr ur mh"ut two "cntn II
burhrl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
HARDING MAKES FOR
RELIGION IN SUNDAY TALK.

hhnds during the day with hunhredn
coming out on tho rear PLATFORM ~
/ nearly every station hDd leaving m
cnr In Ht Louis to hold a public recep-
lion for Hroat crowd which packed tHs
' Trtant. to s..seor stoas
The mayor Of Nevada. Missouri, wes
Ia tho crowd about the car at that city
was tho old home NJ tho lhto BonAt0r
, Ht"nc. who wan Democratic chHiTmau
Of tho Foreign Relations Committee
u nm very Elnd that you rcminded
mo "f That" Enid tho candidate IN .
short inlk to tho crowd. while
differed with tho late Senator Stone n
pollilcr. lic. WINS ono NJ thn most loyAble
mon ever know. and wss very proud
I" count him ono OF my very doar PER-
, Eural frIend-.'' ~
Plsa Tor Rsiiyloa
In all Of hiq EpcechoH. Senator HAlds
ing praised tho reliKious and moral inr
! fluencr IN American life and sAi0 ~
wished there were moro OF IL.
%of courr" you do not expect !gs ne ne Y Y
the "c crawd " " at sed"il". Mo. we in AF.
erica arc very insistsnt about the OBJ
servancN ~ the proprieties and the
Increased reverence with which we keep
tho Sabbath day. But II would not be
ungodly and would be patriotic "
Ia lked Ia you about ono or two things !
think deAirahl- for our common country.
"I had rather bs on the hafa side with
people inclined 10 piety and religion pa
cause those Rre the things we need 3
litIe more pronounced IN our n.taoHnI
life. / remember that Washing Eton SAID
IN his farewell address that We must
novar forget thafmornlity and rsliIi9n
ure hahdinaidens, sssontial In tho du!u-
vntinn Of tho hlEhost citizenship In this
republic.
j. ~ould ba happy " could Wy -
Y"u today sornsthins that should add IN
Amorlusn d7V"ii"n l, religion ana nn6f-
anIv Ana tho w0nhnTful tiinG about "
In Ihai uIiin tho sIyeThmshI guarantees
in 40 ,nlir h.,H Grrd"m and snG0nIlleb
IL Yet tho s","Tumoni d"aa not tell NJ
" beat "u, ,niIr rh'"s dsSDti1n shall Do,
Ihir H. fr'. Nnt,il,a. ny T"untTtnAH,
.ni ! ,III ,snIUiH lr COY Just Dne tMNO
iI,ni n,irII ho,, tho rhsot ~ p1l'tlVs ~
~.uI - k..n ~ " fi"s k'psI liza
iI",ir " I-nbha'IF, tho USSIn1
~ .,u v"nil"n m"n"sat -h" shhefHs
r"uI'd ih~ u"'"tnsa ',n ihs Irlp, Issues q
-irirr,,rI I"nIRhi -nri',s ihsi he thFI
nDvn' tu"~n nr n'"le sNursssf4l
-r"ntlua 'iip hy nny aHidsntial h0mi-
nee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

npegial Dispatch Ia Tlia IntslllGonc"r
Chiuag,. or 10 ilaTbert iih0Var
whose ilod Cross sdtiyity made him QUO
Of tho 'ouutTy's f"rsmont mon duTinH
lha wsr. has wTitien a letter to Ms
Hob.r, 4 nurdstts. of, homtaln vle~.
c y, E9leh 9sa SsG c"'fr .sc" ~, !" ~,
osfnpistN fhtiurs IL part, hr tioovoT
SaHsI .n
"gihrs the .IraialInn the hdtnlhiptrAs
ton h-s made . fsUuIo by ell The tep'h
wa can Apply II has nh"tln"tsly hslh
up tho pUHrs ~ tho w"Ilh for Slhhiuen
munlha win foArful cont I" "uIs"lNoe
aud tho w"Tlh
"il hap wnafuily naRlo'irh nnh falleh
upon RIopi Tc"onpiIu"tI"u "nd ahmlnlHs
ira ton mopnuTeF. Thor" aTo great do
InSHiI" Ipumos. delayed 10y 90 nC'unulai .
Inn uuI uf IhN wa. Ihni hsv0 boon In
sIrtcniIy demanding r"lutIon over ri"o"
tho nIInlhilCe.
~ wan tho burlu"nr ~ III" lrm".
,rnIIr Marty 4" hnvo nHr'mbl"d tho best
hrnIur Ia tho United NinieH before "n"h
4 those ttnbiomr. /" hnv" prevented
Ihr udvpIr, oil Ouat nr living. Iu hnvo
found nnlkiliun for tho dlfnrulil"n Of
uur agricultural lndurlTy. 10 hnV" In
uupurnIod constructive moihudH "f -.
-oitI~mont Of tho lnnd development "f
nrIr industrial employment elnll"n"hlp.