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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
INFLUENZA CLAIMS
| VICTIMS BY THE
THOUSANDS
Misunderstanding Out Again From
One End of Country TO
the Other.

Warning the country that influ-
MA epidemic Is again breaking out
PN THAI all possible precautions
gains; the disease should be taken.
lave jus, been issued by health au-
Eorities in several sections of the
fpuntry.
Look about among your ac-
lalntances, and observe how many
tcent victims N Influenza were in a
hdown condition before the
foarge appeared. That epidemic
shn proved that there Is no better
Dsnunlty from this dreaded disease
ieah good, red blood, yet thousands
4 people daily disregard symptoms
hlcn unmistakably indicate a run
}oSn condition OF the vital organs.
. Ferons who are weak and run
oGn, ana who have not the strength
throw off the influenza germs. are
earliest victims, those who catch
20 easily or who are suffering
tom catarrhal trouble are also
10y victims as the inflamed mu-
Us membrane Innings of the nose
~ throat are an open door to the
rfins. II you are suffering from
OF these symptoms, nothing will
Ald you up and fortify your system
nhst these attacks like Orgatone
gram tablets, which contain the
known properties OF a hilary
Puc which aYe known to sci
solvent of choles5ter.n.
statement Is easily proven by
lac' mat this scientific medicine
"N having the greatest sale Of
sunliar preparation in the his
~ W medicine. 1t has been ac-
i'mplshing remarkable results dur
4 he present epidemic and thou.
."S VINO have used 1t are enjoying
", best Of health.
AC'uA experience has shown that
= 2 .e pest way to keep from taking in
4 lehIa Is TO keep the system in
~, rsnape' as 1t is we'll known
h,i the powers OF resistance of
c,aa uah nan system can be so per-
nv mat II can throw off almost
,ectlon, not even excepting
4 or,aai1 ,sviza which Is one OF the most
n 0,ss'uus 0.ea.us diseases known.
- s,sa,one five grain tablets in
49, 'our strength and weight and
= oT. u.'S good. healthy appetite for
syssnis ys.an,is food They keep YOU
= cn,oSly ~ and makes you strong.
\ rtiSe,s and well, and in this way
, o,,as ~ you against all disease
rgaso & 20 not get the idea thai
n nr,Sle r,Sne I'VE grain tablets are a
"A nal Vh ~ paten medicine. The prin-
n, ,1,.E ingredients which go into the
edo4illhng Of these tablets have
*'3 '3cAs-i'entlilcally - tested by eminent
o'ogsts and are beyond the
|lSAtriorio,,s doubt one OF the most
A market today. 80 " 0''
5 n i'cne r',, I'VE grain tablets arc
2sxall S,ulsa by hoy r. Getman's s
u Nd. .p,1.le dhd IN Sapulla by
--..-oehs Druy Storo ---AdVt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
CHAMBER ELECTS TODAY
sixteen Candidates WIN bc Voted on
for Eight ThrcC- Year Directors.

Eight members of the board of
directors OF the chamber OF COM
merce will he selected from i6 cam
didates by ballot in tho chamber Of
commerce rooms today The drec-
tors serve three years.
Beginning az o'clock A. m. the
voting Is to continue until 10 O'Clock
tonight. when the ballots win he
counted. The retiring board con-
sists OF A. L. Farmer. NJ. c, Hale.
w. L. Lewis, H. H. Rogers, l.. @.
Rosser and G. g. Stebbins. all of
whom are candidates for re-election.
Other candidates are: Fred In
sull, Alva !. Niles, W. T., Brown. Lee
LeVering. Eugene Iorton, Horace
Barnard. Dan Davisson, A. V. Dav-
enport. Clark Fleld and r. |. Jones
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
Republican Club Mccts Tonight

The second meeting Of the re-
publican club will be held tonight at
the Wesley NJ. T.. church, corner
Easton and Frankfort. Addresses
will be made bv II. r. S. Johnson, j.
Il. Stradford, Prof. ]. w. Hughes.
Rev. G. X. Tucker and others. Won
en- are especially invited The es-
tablishment OF a strong representa-
tive republican newspaper will also
be planned at this meeting. The call
for this very important meeting is
authorized by G. +. Gabc. chairman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30

Iynn's injuries to a holdup of the
auto and an attack by robbers, iudi
Gated that they wcrc in "a conspiracy
with AdddngtOn to make away. with
Lynn. Hunt also pointed out tho cir
cums1nces surrounding the artual
killing of Lynn, when the defend
ants, seeing the second and fatal as
sault about to be made. did nothing
to prevent II.
Instructions will he read to the
Jury this morning and ARGUMENTS OF
counsel viii probably occupy the
entire forenoon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
Stcwcdcr Held For Grand Jury.

william Stewedcr, charged with
possession OF liquor at Rartlesville,
entered a plea OF not guilty at his
arraignmenJ- yesterday before G. l..
Yancey. United States commissioners.
and was held under bond of $1,000
for action by the federal grand Jury,
after waving preliminary hearing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
Plaintiff Awarded Judgment.

Through an error, It was made to
appear that a verdict OF s5.962.s3
made the jury I'm district court No
3 in the suit OF the Great Northern
Refining company against the Sun
land Oil company, favored the de-
fendant. The verdict ia mis- suit. In
which the plaintiff asked damages
for the failure OF the defendant to
deliver 200 tank cars of oil under
contract, was in favor OF the plain
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
Mrs. White Granted Divorce.

Decree OF divorce was granted In
district court yesterday to MarEuer.
itc white, In her suit against Wi
liam W. white. Previous .to her
marriage to MIR. White IN this city
nine years aro. she was a nurse iu
"a local hospital Mrs White has
been employed os epecial writcr Tor
eastern newspapers. and spent much
time In Europe during the war as q
nurse.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
n Star Bargain No. 3 X

Cotton Crib Blankets, size 3OX4O
inches, blue and white and pink
and white and green and blue.
Animal designs, regularly 700
$1.5O. Star special ....... sJS
CBaby Shop--Sccond Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
+ Star Bargain No. Is r.

EcrH Marquisefte. SO inches wide !;
regularly 50c. Star o.
special, yard ............. CJC
tSecond I1oor)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
n Star Bargain No. q X

Thompson GiOUe-Fittin6 CWsets--
Two styles to choose from; Style
No. 115l and No. 1893; white
coutil, low bust. Star CT 40
special ........ ~ isi]
(Third Iloor)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
n Star Bargain No. 16 H

Pettic0dts of Fi0Wered Heather
bloom: all colors on a black ground.
Star special, cO 90
yard ................ .epAsCo
(Third Floor)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30

You will enjoy youA evening din.
ner at the Kennedy Restaurant,
good food. good sorvicc--at reason
able prices --Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
To cure n cold In one nay.

Take LAXATIVE RKOMO QIlNINl!
CTablcts). 10 stops the Cough and
Headache and works Off the Cold
Il. W. GROVES signature on each
box. 3Oc--AdNt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30
X Star Bargain No. S X

Lingerie SiIk Teddies, SILK Trim
med; excellent models at the reg
ular price Of $2.75. c0 90
Star special .....,... pGscC
(Third Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-30

ducers state bank January 2S, 1920,
upon which payment was later
stopped
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02

pos 0u ben mi1it, IN cS is ccin.
Sea Oubn id) omtrcr rur. neil I'll
70 en- lcmiibbcI &lmuucu Bit III
bait 10 c cute Gioic Jcbnbt. biCtobS
ib Mill c5 Ojdl III rcit bier iage.
raB Dies oic ihonitc ariSmrB IS, no
i'd in mel aonje5 @clue arbabt ben,
I'M ooS cNc8 ben id mr. cid III
ucr0anFc. In Wlc c} nou hie 10bf9
in oie oltc &outric eprricibicbtet
nero, on$ wirii OH ia auSiime,
mcnn mcr ocu cridtc @rici frie9c."
81 ten ilb, III bca mi1 10 ge-
freut. oob e5 MIDI Gon5 ounm mi
aopp gctUoroc i. womit ih pcr'
blciruc Sine SGrn liepsr
8Gilipp Gauerdmpfcr.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02
Ser Grnftifns.

@infomer Gpa5iersona i'm @oI
&C. @ee freu5t iid) mil GiIentahu
Gfeuumranftes 9nNnGrtrrbnltS.
$iibiber, GROCER @arteu. Gartnneil
Elm o@ulgen", ientrehte Stan1e
nit larger Nuerlntte. An Gieler
in Ah;tGnoen ron tiiufunnsmantig
sis treiBig 3entimeter 5ebn @ier.
ido!eu, an 9inbfGoen befeitigt, I'M
&inoc baamelnO.
n&ena, gutter 6relno, mas ion
oas robl beoeatcnS"
n&m, aar5 einiodl 9remier auf
G>tlentiigen ichcn GicridaIer, NIB.
men groBc Stiife Soblcn unn
Nelfcr Oanad. Somnlc Die Gu6-
len aro bin fir tommcnOen @;n,
ter 70 sipmIid pcr|orgt!"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02
Qrihf %nbiuhcIfe1

2eidt ob5ubeIfen.
Srou: a@s lit idlrcdiih nit unlerer
aodln; JIG brallht ieOen Sag mlnOe'
items orei Stun0en, bis lie Die Slide
Guigerdumt bot. Iur penn iie loren
ausgebtag Bot. lit JIG in elmer
StunOe iertig."
Maru: r0em lit bod Ieidt Gb5u.
bcIfen: @tb i6r icOen Sag bic @r.
luubnis gum 4usgebenl"
Gutter @eoonfe. Snfel
(reit, gu icinem tIcinen Neifcn, Der
81 8elud gefommen iit: Sag
Sri6, mas niqit Oh oenn lp0tcr ein'
moi neroen2"
Steiner Neffc: ~0ein Grbe, Iieber
Snfell"
@~rfenue bid ieGbIt.
Brofeiior; .Wtlqer. meun Gle nit
10 pIumpcn 9etrugsoeriu9en @rfolg
bober poGen. 10 miiiien Sic li6
ihon einen ousiu6en. DER 0iimmcr
lit als id. lluo oen Der0eu Sic
IdpcrliG fin6en,T
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02
&um witigen 9ueitner.

.&brabom @ottbclf Gueimer, Der
bcriiDnlte Mutbcmlntifer un0 0eut.
ide GpigranmleOiWter, DER Dor 5mei
SaDrbun0ertcu, ont ". September
1919, in &elp5ig gcboren muroe un6
am 20. SUM 1900 in @0ttingeu
itarb, mar and im peri0nliUen Ser-
fcbr icbr miBi1. @unOerte bon
gnetooten gebcn Oouon 3eugnis
Ser iiiOiide Wtntbcmatifcr &a5aruS
8enoopiO (l762-1832) bat Gacit.
ncr unt cine Gmpfebluug. Saeitnet
Bate i'm gcpriift, ulgenlein beidla-
gen gcllnOcn mo iWrieb ibm 0it
Gmpfeblung 06err Ycnoauio bat
iid) mir, bcionoera III Der Wtatbema
tit, 10 fcnntnisreid ultsgcruieicn.
onB CT oif ic0e matbematii6e &ro.
feiiur gereAte Anipriide MAIDEN
fam, MIR nid)t nltf Die metnige."
@inlt modbte ein Stuoent nit Dem
&icber all Der Scite Den Antrittsbe.
iltdJ. Soeitner beipra0 crit Oas Rot-
menoige, CAB ocm StuOenten aber
Damn iiit ieinc Genomiiterei cine
3uriidpeiiung. Ser Stltoett ober
meinte: nW}einen Sieber leg ib nidt
ab; Der lit mir io5uiagen angelo.
rem" D9a beOnure i) Sbre 6rar
Niama", ermi0erte Der Yrofeiior,
roie muB in Der idmeren Stunoe
$brer @eburt entieblid) gelitten ia
ben"
Selbit bel erniten Welegenbelten
ucrmodte GoeItner nidt, leinem
@iB @inbnlt 81 tim. 9lls Der &ll.
rator Der llniucrlitdt G0ttingen, DER
Mtinilter bon Miindbaulen, geitor.
ben mar, bcreitete Die llniuerlitGt
ibm cine Grouerieier. Die Nrofei-
loren &ocItner mo Mltrrnp ioaten
ole @c0ddtnisreoe bolten. sic be-
fomplimentiertell li6 iiber ben 8or-
rang, bis Wturrap drgerli6 iagte:
SD babe nod) elm @ei1Gft, utto
oeSbalb meroen Sic 5uerit ipreGcn."
WturroD mar ndlnlid Der Mieinu1g
0a6, menn &ueitner nad] ibm 1prd
dye, er ibm ole &ertung fortnGbme.
@r ging oaber nuf fur5e 3eit fort.
Inn por5ntduIbcn, onB er mirflid)
nod etmas ST. tim babe. 3ufGQie
bate nltll &acitner @elegenbeit,
pGbreno 0ieier fur5en 3eit, III Wfur-
raps Wfanuiftipt Ginblif 81 neb-
men. Damn bctrat &acitner Die He0,
u~ertribiine, miiroigte Die &croienIte
oeS &eritorbenen un6 iHl0b init
ben @orten: oNber benefit Seelen
Itdrfe uno meinct nid)t, Sbr Brit
0cr!" &icrouf frat Wurrop oilf,
Der Iidl obiid)tlid) 10 lange I'M &or-
Ionl a%ufqebalten un0 &oeltners 9feOe
nibt gebGrt bate. Ntit BntboS be.
gam er: o@cinct, Sbr @riioerl~
Natiirlih fonnte ieoer MN ihmcr
lein 2ndjcn n%nter0ritden.
Gin nnpllomer N1t6r Gottc cine
Ghrift pcrIaBt, IN Scr er cine lin
tcriuhullg anlteltc, oh man obrle
6umftioneli oeS @irne3 5u oenfcn
Dcrniog. nWiinocitcns bat er belpie-
fen, meinte &oeitner, ooaB man
obne S%irnfunftion SIT id)reibcn per
mag.
Mus Dem Observation-Disclosures oel
@ottin9er unioeriitdt mar cine Stit.
fe MiineroI BON betrGd)tli6em @erte
geitoblen moroen. Ser Yrofellor,
ser ole Muflidt iiber oa8 &obinett
bate, befam eir1cn red)t erniten Ser,
ipcis bon Der &egierling. Surge 3eit
oorouf d1iBerte er i'm @clprd6 81
&oeltner, er miiie nidt, mo5u er ben
&oiten, iporin ole gcitohlene Stufe
gelegen, benntben f0nne. ~2egen
Sic ole groBe Moie binein, Die Sic
Hefommcn baben", meinte &aeitner.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02

2o9if Yroiciior DER Y6iIo.
iopbie. Ser Wctld 5cidnet lid
Dor ocn &ieren Dor alien ourd) fem
GelbltbcluuBticin mS. @r WciB.
DAB er ell Mulid i~it,wobreno oas
Sier nif)t wciB, OaB eS Gin Eier lit,
@iiBte oos Gdwcin. Dab es Elm
Sdpein lit, 10 mare es elm Wtcnl6l"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02

unbegriinoeter Bor.
murf. Batter. 8ater. mir bats
in Der Stampfmiibl Die groBe 3eb'
eiuge6Diftl"
nQous6ub', gu muBt ober audi
itberoa 9eine Noie bineinitedenl"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02

Sci 6ne8 @i1O. /. @elten.
bummler: .. @rinnern Sic lid
Ger DeiBen @lcpbontcu in Siam?"
2. @eItcubummler: Sra, lie
ld)peben mir nal nod 10 ounfel
uorI"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02

Gentier SIlberitcln (oem
iein pcrlorcner Stod BON einem
Mormc WicOcrgcbraht miro): "Sbr
ici0 Elm ebrliher Mann. uno dur
8elobmn0 nil i'd Sud oen Stod
i6cnfcn; DER Stod Iclbcr lit 5war
niht uiel merit, aber ocn Snopi
tomnt Sbr bel cinem @ololdmieo
perfoufeu."
Stein. bcmobre, oas babe i'd
idon ucrIlldt. mir muroe aber &C.
Iagt. Der Gnopi lei unedt!"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02

Ger brave @begatte.
Slim Stunocn binter Den aoblen.
noeen bergelaufen uno eff gri-
tettsll"
.M6nnel gu bit n @ngel!"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02

Gin blauer ginaIl.
Samuel @iienitein lit leines Sci.
hens Yier0ebanoler un0 reltet oober
meilt. menn er in @eihaiten iiber
9ono muB. @ines cages. 90 er in
einem Nahbaroorfe gu tun bat,
fommt ibm Die seniaIe Soee. lid
riidparts auiS Yiero gu lesen.
unterrpees begegnet inn iein
@laubcnsgenoiie !Sirid. Der notiir.
lid nidt penie erltaunt lit. ~8ie
fommit Be mer Dor, riidWorts gu
reite?"
rSrandt e ieOer gu wIiie, wobin
i'd reit'?"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02
2onoitr e d. erbumOr.


Gin nonoernoer Wtuiifont lit me-
gen 3cdpreaerei pom @emeIn0epo'
li5iIten uerbaftet uno in oen i'm 1.
Stofwerfe beiinOlifen @emelnoe'
orreit geitedt moroen. ~Sie bo-
ben ood nidts bel Ii9. pomit sic
ousbre6en fonnten2" irogt ibn, be-
Dor er Die Giire idIicbt. Der @e.
meinoepolioiit. % ia," erpioerte
Der Wuiifus bobniid, "elnen Biolin'
i6IiiieI un0 cine Gonleiterl"
Ger 6unfte. Sn eiuenl
idJnGbiiden Orte ferti9te Der @eiit-
li6e in @egenmort zines ncuuer-
mGblten YooreS einen Erauidein
aus. 90 er oltgenideinlih oeS %.
tumS nidt gang iidIer mar, frogte CT
nit einem Bid auf Die 9rout:
y0idt mobr, es lit Der Giinfte?"
80 nein. SodJmiiroen," rief oiele
droerlih, Yes 1T erit mein 3weiterl"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02
Is SpIA

Gin Sela. n.. .9lIio ooS
gauge 3immcr bar man Sbnen oieiq
Hodt aiSgcrGumt? 9lber Sic bat-
zen ooA eilieu geIaoenen &epoluer
inter Dem aopftiiien!"
n@ott lei 9alrt, ben WenigItcnS
6abeu Die Spisbub'n nift geIun.
ocnl"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02

Cater. q. u@ober i'd mr.
INNER wieOer idmubige Sonoe.
babe2"
s.: Sic Oiirfen iid nitt 10 oft
amt ms @eiiht ia6renl"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02

Stol5. Radbarin: .allo
bel ocn Snipcftors ellen Sic nit am
0%cmeiniameu Samilientiih, menn
Sic ga maiden?"
8ulhfrau Gtol5): %. Die batten
nculid Scluh oa bin ih TO-
gar poraciteIt woroen!"
Ger repolutionare
Iufiidtsrat. Der neue Sat
milBte li6 natiirlid audi INN Die
2ebcnsmittel mo oeren geredte
&crteilung on Die @inmobneri6aft
befilmmern.n So. mas lit ooS fir
cine Sdmeinerei," fubr er ocn Sir.
germeilter an. vSn alien Srten Der
teilt man 800 @romm Safe un0
bier gibt es nur elm babies &ilo."
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02

Gin it 6noniS
9ebrer. Sage nal. mein Sobn.
fannlt OH mir einen Mann neHnen.
Der aui Green manoelte, Der obne
SdnIO, obne 6ebler, obne Mafel
un0 obne Siin0e uar2"
Sdl.Ier; ~SGpou. BET mar Wut.
tcrls erlter Wonnl"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02

lidlc SET. no lIdj
gllt mo Sung uno
UroB iulO Glcin
ornuf irene Oubt.
is mloOcr On. uuo
0ua G0lttdbc. no
1ciogt Cat; Grie0C
uno 8jcS oui St
oc! is aud miooer
0o nr,nr1p &c bct
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02

Die 9 er iinoun9. Yapa:
ngl6er Jag nllr, MGr6en" mesbal6
mialt on oenn portout nidlts lerne1l
in DER Shule?"
60bn6en: uEap1, neil ih gebori
babe, oaB 9eiteite &itrOer niht nlt
meroen."
VI iBperit nnoen. Gin
9ebrer oiftiert bel elmer 8riifung
Den Sob: Die 6rau, eridreft, ellt.
flo6." Der Serr Sd)ulrot priift Oos
@elhriebeue bel einem Idpad)en
Sdiiler Der lebteu 9ont uno finoet:
pDie 6rou erid)reft Den 6lo5!"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02

YIN gtmnhib Sic Grantgeu" bat en Gremoer Eab 9enomnerL
0c1 f~orhua6reno. obe @i0er5prud ieinerieis. idlebt enngeihenft miro
Stommgoi it: Sic. ptt mcnn 9 SGna no net bao bcIdpucr'm
nadia Iboun g.. oaB g meterfomnenl"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02
MItner s Glrribekris. Nrs
! hiIipp Saurrnmpfrt.

Nlein Iieber Nctr Me0odtIOn0r:-
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02

Sin 6inan5genie. uSerr
2ebrer, Der Gater bat geia9t. ooB er
mir 5mei Dollar 9tbt. penn ih elm
gutes 3eugnis beimbringe. Sest &c.
ben Sic mir Elm redt 9uteS. Damn
teile i'd nit Sbnenl"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02

n@arum i~treitet oenn Define @n1.
oiee 10 nit ibren &ohtern2"
.@d, mir baben i%ibermorgen Sol.
rec, uno Oa MAIDEN 7 eben aus, mel.
he Der Eodter Die Siinglte gu Ipie.
len bat"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02

9iener 0cinem Serrn ms
G6eater nadlauicno): o@naoiger
@err BADEN ~uergei'en. ben 2ifor.
i6liliiel BON gu Sauie mit8uneb-
men!"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02

d. n:
SD bite. SEER Suber. Yapo I6Bt
iogen, er miro in elmer BiertelItunoe
gu Sbnen fommen uno oen Wiet.
sins einfalllcren!"
Serr Suber: nSdon, &leinel
Sa9' Dem Eopa, ih loile inn be.
Irens oonfen fir ole @arnun9!"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-02

= Gin goriidti9er. Qi.
reftor Der GrinferbeiIanItalt (5u
Dem entlaiienen Eatienten): n2eben
Sic mobI Serr @uber, unO oenfen
Sic an Sbre 9uten Toriose uui
Dem 8eoe gum 9ubnboi fommen
Sic an 5mei @irtsbduiern uoriiberl"
Batient: 80, leien Sic urbeiorgt,
8~irtsbduier eriltieren fir mid in
,3ufunit nid)t mebr fam man
iibrigens feincn anoeren @eg oe-
benz"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-16

large proportion of school children am
even Of adults suffer from under-nour-
ishment. Perhaps IN the case OF mo-;
adults. the fault Is Of the indy idu;'.
rather than society. With children.
however, il IS otherwise. II society haS
permitted the development of system
under which the citizens Of tomorrow
suffer real priratton todaE. then "a"
obligation is upon society To right th"t
wrong. to insure some measure Of jU.'-
licr 10 the children. who are not re-
Spons!ble for being here.
II am NOT or those who believe !cTi=-
latiOr can find paHCccaS for al Ills. but
on the other hand. | am not of thos:
who fear TO undertake through lcg!*i:-
ton, the formulation Of new program.
Il firmly believe that our countr:,
along with others that claim .shar" :"
tn. worlds leadership, has hir't
achieved enc victory in behalf or b''-
ter understanding and more in'clliG': -
grasp Of these problems. refer To- i!'
hcstowal upon women of ;uil part!"f1i'
ton in the privileges and Obligations -
citizenship With her large part wide
Influence in the world Of affairs. |
think VIC shall see women and her fire"
spiritual instincts at length LEADING
mankind to higher places of religion.
nf humanism and Of enrolling spiritual
ity: .r ,,,5 q. randi.
tons for maternity, hGalthful. abunG-
antly nour!shcd children amid IL cor
ditions for development mentally ana
physiCa ly--all made certain by the gen
Grafton of today in its concern Tor L.
morrow, will guarantee CITIZENSHIP
from the soil OF America which VIII e.
;hs Eun-autcc Of American security ana
The American fulnllmtnt.
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MOTHERHOOD PLEA
Continued From Psge Ore.)

4" cTua. f"n;!ng. IN recognition q! this
49, 81 Problems, with governments
"h'"j. hay" long maintained ministries
o: 'IurIt:"n represented ia th"ir cab
broader .,r"n. Inr the lew dcrHrimcnt
giving l. cuur"rn w'tH maHy other
I.haS"s al human welfare. Il * interest
luS |" know i"at rs creation viii for
IN" inst TN" p!ar" th:S great work. on
rHt.:'' O. dignity comparable - that
L.I"u L in many Other countries.
Plea 10 Mothers.
"Wh"ih"r "" may esteem 4 Use or
unwi%r. the modern mother must realize
hat society d!SpuS,S more and more
I" :..N' from her roHtrn! tn" t"a!nTiH.
tho :u;',rr'tUIi direction and u" spirit
'd! S,i.Iluc" Of h." rhi.rr'n. We may
well p.".ud with the mo- hers ~ make
ti.,' most. for good. "f I'll" I".;S"n"d ul-
purtur;'I. they possess, FOR moulding
t!:r ,:Ir# and minds OF their ,itiiTcn.
Through Surn comparative r'i"it& -
Tins. : s".:rS :" me-. ;h"r' = "pT"cium-
~ fer . grrI' s"rI.,r. il-r.-! ~ pre-
scented ;h. opportunity :" if, UP the
l'."rrr and III" less Fortunate L. i high
-: ,,v",
',rhr mother who tnac:a;iE!hly s,eFI'
10 tram hrr '"n CH:!'lT"n Tightly VIII ="
Y,riuIE,nlc tins service not only for her
own children. hui Tor th"s" from pt"vr
Munir- No.; - richly blessed with IN"
irEGv things "t M. confess 10 no
great Sat!Ssa";Iun in the good forum" ~
thosr families. which. when they be-
c"r~ sufficiently we'll L. ca. Ike /" take
ihrlr ch.!ir!u ~: from tn" pubic
,'H,.u,S aUd Civ. th-r" the doubtful an
'Hu:ag" y: NOR" exclusive cducHii"nAI
.'i'''-S"S. | liz" IA" d'ir""rLcN OF ~.
community %.'."ri .,nl inir"d ! would
.ikr to So. a gira;"r m"asur" II Il oil
forced in tn i,Ih'ir schools hy IN" "iiM-
:uHtivn "f rhu: "viGrn"'S Of "Ntr;tNa-
.;aucr in dr.. and social indulgence
which max" !~- the Development "t
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MS S@ri ACCORDING :" i!' 49, 'i'''''s
and Iti-:.,!lr<i"n "TT ;J,Ta!.
Paid Only $50.
".tf;crva-d>. HcS:a i"cInihH pa"
Iais.rilr. =" 50 I'D ,:ir .i"yr money
waS ruI .;,h""Ir'&. !"'t"r' Ton; SAr
;.,ur. vas .:nr.irul"d ;,uh l':'"d. p!>%"',
-. r, w,l:. ~ ErS.a .s,yVu.nin and t".I
.l,. rr.,, =. III u.Ju,E wIS not tnFt.i-
&c." w''i! a:, ''";n 81! Ih'H,
g. ''.." "r'ur days ''i:;~r'Nyrtrn !"H:;l|'
that Saratur! had beer freed. When Sa7-
atori did not sad any H. $50. LIS
sc.vr$:ro called on TIE '"!erA'h+ a
..... s.., Ad N'..".r .e"SIA
.I..,,,..u... ..y.., and talked I" Nn%'a'
.,r.d also :" Tony ard toll mem ti,a' '
- MARTYR" r"rry and pA'H MN '-'e
ha.aM,r. E!>o."
Deny Acquaintance.
H.%cu ..... .."...:p w,'.' u.'d :|r i"H
u.L7,r: e.! Augustus - -. if'<'"t '"'!h
C.! Z! .H,.!..t. court Nr. Achr" anu l.
.:,., :..n,r ;ntrr.rL $i.I;'!.. ana E|"'d'
.I.,lu.i;,. r.i,. wu'H'r 81 Name JA:-
,uu.ii., al dru:"I upon uHiu tM..i tH'%
Had eyer .''.rn Danny p:S>"lNr$tr": Fnry
.u:i ;nat i, "..% i.oi the m"a ""p "d
Inc E!:ll:: Thry swurc HAT tn man
.yh., sIn, Jam .,uEu>iua h..d twn !:ni;' rs
urs ANA tia, J." w"& i L.EE"r i"a" ;h;!"
No Grief for Jim.
"ltDS.d iI,'.t.!"tr, - w. SNOW No.
ha. BE-" ;w.'c IN. r..,l. ~" !".t b."
...',., mi husband :" t,nr NJ ;,'i n!.".t .!G
Tith jan NuaEs' i#. i,h!uE hcr TX rh.i-
drru WIN hyr. h!',r the d".raS" u It"s
NuSW>:us. ia. wen; back t. !IV" w!;A
.,,.. !u"u.r- / i,,il.
All t.r'. .-i:"SIt .TncQ"inta, Manu-"
,la,Guinta adj Tory SH!nt"r., nave been
arrested. t!.d ar" now c";Itn'd ~ tEe
GIN" county JAZZ charged WIN PERJURY
Theory Is Verified.
Tho CoNIt!a.uu Co.: Danny h!S$"lHe%tlo
a. q ~ 4
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