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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

Boulder. Rcv j. W Abel pastor.
Faye Burritt Emery, assistant. ~ W.
johnson. fulucior willard John
supcrintcudcnt. H. s. Raymond.
league president. jennie purccu
Yates, otg8ulst sunday school $50 ,
BpWorth loapuc t.4b. m charge Uf
junior icarur. junior az by Mise
Emery. intermediate ut by Airs
John. Children day program Will
occupy tho morning service hour.
l0.45. Parents will present ,hIl.
dron for baptism at lI.8 .UryI.D.
Evening service VIII t'to way i'
uhccalhui'hto sermon at ''h''u u"h
halL
GRACE CHURCH. - Third and
Trenton. Everett simpson. pastor.
1h27 East Third, D1Ec 123i-N. a. s.
Johnston, league prcsidont Sunday
school aud mems Eibio class g.3o,
Epwurth league at 2. Junior at hy
MtA IlorubocK Divine worship az
Korr Glpss company. ON the subject
OF '"nthmr." lie fpDka from ,H
pcricncc us we'll nH srriptural know.
edge. Union h1DcalIur,bto acr,ic, tu
Convention han at evening hour.
Wednesday prayer meeting at s.
teonth ana Quaker. Iandor T..
Hraurou, pastor, r.. c. Mccullough.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
HELD FOR TRUNK THEFT
Confession Of Negro Men Lead, IN
Arrest of Two Negro Women.

implicated in the theft Of a trunk
Of women's wearing apparel stolen
from the Frisco depot IN this city
two weeks ago. Dora Wells, a negro
woman, entered a plea Of not guu,y
to the charge of receiving stolen
property at her arraignmcnt yostor.
day before e. l.. lanCcy. United
states commissioner, and was re.
leased on bond Of $500 for I.e.
limiuary hearing.
Alice Young, also arrested on he
charge OF receiving stolen baggage,
is held In the city jail awaiting 8r-
raignmcnt. The arrest Of the wom.
en- followed the confession Of John
sherry and Wash Lowe, negroes who
plead guilty TO stealing the trunk
from the baggage room ana taking It
to the home of Alice Young. There
the lock was broken from the trunk
and part Of tho contents OF the h4E-
gage sold to Dora wells, owner ot a
millinery store on North Greenwood
avenue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST.
SCIENTIST Eleventh and Boulder.
Sunday school 9:30. services nj II
and s. Subject today, Ancient and
Modern sNecromancy talias Mosmcr-
ism and Hypnotism) Denounced.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting nt 8 Free reading room
307-3OS Mayo building. open Q a. m.
to y. m. and z to $50, except
Wednesday evening. and on sun
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
Find Ginger Under
Drug Store Floor

seven gallons OF jamaica ginger
and ono ana ono-half gallons Of
grain alcohol we're found concealed
under the floor Of drug store at
3lt West First Friday evening
when Capts George Blaine and ".
H. Wilkiu son. together with Lott
Langley and w. g Meacham, plain
clothes men. aud william Ellis,
United States deputy marshal, raid
ed the place George Hood ard Lee
Helm were booked for possession of
intuNicdnts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
To Trial for Chicken Theft.

George Harrison. charged with the
larceny Of nine chickens from G.
w. Ridge, 42S North RoCkfort ave-
nue., May 10. was bound over for
trial 10y district court under bond of
$500 at the conclusion OF his pre-
liminary hearing before Justice :.
G Maxcv Harrison in his defense
claimed he housht the chickens from
q man whom he does not know and
was on his way to resell the fowls
" hen arrested.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

FIRST UNIVERsAL-Sixth and
Boulder, county courtroom, court
house. Trance lecture at 7:45 by
Mrs. Amanda Mufftt; spirit mos-
sagcs by Marie Hutcherson and
Laura Porryman. Ladies' auxiliary
meets with Mrs. lutcherson
Wednesday. l5k North Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
SpIitTrJALIST.

FIRST sPGRTrALGsT SOCIETY
*. J.. han at S.lb Rev Mrs. j.
H. F1omming, pastor. Trance lee
turc by the pastor messages by
Mines Reynolds, Maultby Moody
and James. Byccum at 3, subject. in
mcmOriim. TO our Arisen. Mid
week circle az home ~ George Mar
tin, 1909 East Second. Friday eve
ming. June 3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
EPIStDPALiAN.

TRINITY EpISCOPAG,--Fifth and
Cincinnati. Sunday school $50.
morning service and holy communion
At II Services will be conducted by
Rev. Creighton spencer Mounscy,
archdcanou OF the diocoso Of OKLA
homa. Members OF the parish and
general public invited.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS

ASSEMBLIES or GOD Fifth and
Peoria. 5. A. Jameson. pastor,
Usage f611-N Morning services.
Sunday school at 10; Lords supper
at II. Evening. song and praise serv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

With gasoline at Soc gallon, most motorists
are from Missouri ri'-they want to SEE with
their own eyes that they're getting ALL the
gasoline they pay for The man who SHOWS
them is going to get the BIG end of the gaso-
line business in his city or community.
And there's only ONE way to SHOW the
motorist EXACTLY what he's getting beyond
the shadow of doubt. That is to dispense
your gasoline with the Guarantee Visible. 1t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

UNION COMMUNGTY CHURCH
Eighth and Wheeling Reverend
Matthews. pastor. sunday school
at 10, preaching at II and s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
JI:WIsiI

TEMPLE ISRAEL -- Fourteenth
and Cheyenne Charles y. Iaiz,
rabbi. residence Cedar 1872. study
cedar 1919.
BNAt EMUNAH -- 9l9 South
Cheyenne. Morris TELLER. rabbi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

UNITY CLASS Of Practical Chris
tianity meets Sunday and Thursday
evenings IN superior courtroom,
courthouse
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

davs and holidays to :. Public IN
tii,d to use rooms and attend eer'-
i.ea
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

Courthouse. superior courtroom W.
f. williams, minister sunday
school at 10. preaching at II and
1880.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
rIuS,iNTiI,INN

FIRST r.UuBTUulNN SOS.
oulh and Hu.I.u g. IS E.II. rI.'.r
sunday ..hupI % lu u#h J.. muu'.
ItoII, D.. orch. 0.. .uI.. .ud,1.
or ,orIc'I,f uuIu u.Iun meeting I.l..
Service. lu.... Hl....Uir,r|, .'.
mon rur Iirur. EruIrIl ,ul..' l
Dr Franklin u UUI dean ~ iN
college. hu evening services. tI
churches uniting iu hlHh H.uooI hn.
cttUfruty l,TNI.l# ui Convention
han
CoLLEGr uIt,. Seventh and
columbia. ,Ncrol1 Kendall Roh'ri
~ tIattD. p1#'uU sunday school
p.i5. Bihl" rI'" It lU. Junior Eu.
duuvpr tt B.. a.uIur and ut,rmrlI
ale 40 Z. NuuIug Worship with wnr.
mon hy the pastor at 1T, no evening
worship because Of baCcaauTcdtr
sermon nt Convention han. Midwtels
devotional Wednesday at 3 y. m.
SECOND pllI)SBYTlcBTAN -- Iu-
mis- ana Archer OBnrton). W. H.
Murphy ir.. pastor; w q. Formnu,
- G. Winner. league
president Tho church that shows
moving pictures Sunday is chill
drcu'g day nnd services viii hc hold
at 1880. No evening services, Join.
iur with an othor churches At con.
vcuticn han FOR hlccaluurcntc scr
mon for high school League ~ Z.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday at s.
Campfire girls ana scouts Noylup
pictures for children Friday at !. fut
adults at \ This ls a community
church
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
LUTHERAN.

FIRST LUTHERAN TIfh and
Erwood. lov $ S Kaufman, y. -,
pastor. - IS. nm. sIprriuioulout,
T. j.. Bumgtruor. league prc8Idout
Hiblo school o:4a league at q. Morn
ing worship a. II. sermon, The
frUp"r Observance of the Lord s
Day Al join in baccalaurcdtc ser
vices at convention han tn evening.
MISSOURI SYNOD Sixth and
boulder, courtroom Rev Christo-
pher Iicrson. pastor. Regular SCR
SlCDA at !.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

not only delivers The gasoline before your
customers very eyes-but it is ABSOLUTELY
ACCURATE-it gives no LESS, and no
MORE than the visible measure indicates.
Neither YOU, nor YOUR CUSTOMER, take
the chances with the Guarantee Visible that
BOTH Of you take with "blind' pumps, 800
of which are grossly inaccurate. The Guaran-
tee Visible is business-GETTER and busi-
neSs-B UILDER from the word 90.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

ice 1890: preaching AZ 3. on Bell
view car line.
Y. W. c. A-Fifth and Cheyenno
Once moro an opportunity TO SEQ
slides Of life and y
W. activities IN china and Japan Al
4 O'Clock this afternoon. Everybody
welcome
CHURCH or THE NAzARENE
West Tulsa. 2l9 South Main, +. y.
DoRoard pastor. sunday school az
10, preaching II and 3, prayer
meeting Wednesday a. S.
SEW NTH DAY ADVENTIST
sixth and Madison Central Park>
" r. Barr. pastor saturday serN-
ices. sabbath school 9.t5, mis-
sonary volunteers at 4 preaching
at II. Sunday night preaching at
$3.50.
CHURCH OF CHRIST Rcorgan-
lzcd Latter Day Saints Tenth ana
Rockford George 4 Kelly, pas
tor sunday school Q 80, sacrament
at II, rcligio 6.30; preaching 7.i5.
CHURCH OF GOD -- Fifth and
Madison. 9. II Shipman, pastor.
sunday school at 10; preaching at
~ and 1880, song service at Z. Tues
day prayer meeting at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

CHURCH or CHRIST d.
Meets In courthouse, district court
room No. /.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
CATHOLIC.

HOLY FAMILY -- Eighth and
Boulder, John G.. Herring, pastor
First mass sunday morning g 80;
second (children'sD mass $50, high
mass at 10, evening deyotions at S.
SOte change of hours.
SACRED HEART sixteenth and
Rockford Rov Charles Standaert,
rector Services at usual hours.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

INMANUEls.-Scc Second ana Rock
ford 9 l. Silor. pastor Usage $3.50
aud giSO q. II. Moutolus. assistant,
OuEc G253-R; j. w. Adams, super
iutoudcut Sunday school 9.4j;
senior, junior, and intermediate
unions at z; Sunbeams AZ $50 by
Mrh grace Dowcn. Preaching both
morning and evening by the pastor.
AZ the morning hour a memorial
service in honor OF members de-
ceased since tho organization OF tho
church; evening evangelistic service.
music In charge OF Mrs q. w. Her
bold. Regular business meeting
Wednesday 3 p. m.
NOGALFS AVENUE--Fi First and
NoFalos. w. A. Todd. pastor. Usage
| 5979-R, Charles H FOX, superin-
tendent Bihlo SCHOOL $50. unions
$50; preaching at II.
MISSION NO. sixth and Bir-
| minEham (ClclnudD Kendall, G. T..
| 'annndE missionary. - ~ Monte
lius, approximations Sunday school
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

ice 1890; preaching at 3. on Bell
view car line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
OHIO GENERATOR co.
STOCKHOLDERS MEET

Tho stockholders Of tho Ohio Gener-
aror Company, one of Whecling's new
cr business organizations. held n meet
ing IN the Offices of Attorney =. j.
Mckinley. the company's attorney IN
the Schmulbach building last evening
All of the stockholders Of record were
present and considerable business Of i'm
nor,ancc to the company was transact
ed.
The officers selected for tho ensuing
ycar we're: President and General
Manager. f.. NJ. Rodebaugh; Vice Presi-
dent. Peter Boyd: Secretary. George S.
Houston: Treasurer. +. Harland Rose.
Reports on sales contracts and ousi-
ness conditions were very satisfactory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
'SE|BERT AND
SMITH IN JAIL
TWO MEN HEPoHTED TO FEDERAL
OFFICIALS YESTERDAY MORN
1Na-No REMOVAL Orders.
Expected That Sentence Of One Year
and o Day in Atlanta
Will Stand.

Harry Smith and George ScIb"rt were
Yesterday committed to the Ohi county
rail TO await the orders Of the federal
district court The men are under SEN
lvnce TO serve a year and day In the
federal prison at Atlanta. for a Viola
ton Of the federal liquor laws by SELL
ing llauor at their place out the pike
the Oaks, near Wheeling Park.
u. S. Deputy Marshall John Short.
stated last night that as yet no word
had been heard from the office Of L. S.
Marshal Ned Smith, ordering their com
rnitment to prison. The men completed
a thirty days stay OF execution al s'oo
o'clock yesterday morning, when they
appeared before Marshal Shorts lot
commitment to the county jail.
Marshal Shorts. while he refused 10
give out any statement as official. sale
that the men would probably surfer the
sentence imposed by Judge Dayton a.
the last term Of federal court, when the
plead guilty to the charge or selling
Inuor While there has been no Off
cial Information given out as 10 the at
tcmpts TO save the men by appealing &c
President Wilson. il is understood ina
these efforts have failed.
The men do not begin serving their
sentence of one year and day, untl
they are committed to prison at Albania
. They will remain in Jail in this city un
ill word is received from the office o.
tho l.. :. Marshal at Fairmont. IL II
not considered that their sentence VII
, he further delayed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
ECONOMIC BUYING IS
DISCUSSED BY CLUB
Women Of Home Economic Departm ent
OF the Woman's Club. Hear Talks
on Econmy Of Right Buying.

Errorr tho Home Economies Depart
m.nt ur the Womcu's club yesterday
aftermath Miss Emily Hoops. diCti"ian
,r the Y W. G. \. and Mr.. Eharlr1
Rates Of the FlaN" fl"ur company.
ya," international talks ON tn" 'uhJe"'
- economical buying. Among n"
,niui~ brought ont by Miss Hoops IN h'r
',lk w"r" iuc follow ing: Don't buy III
email uutui;'IrS. Il y Il saving al tihl"
80 keep cases Of staple goods IN ihr
."uSr. DOM huy cheap egg, II ~ nor
..,Ir. a A. cent pOri"riun~" STEAK may
q. ..nC-righlh pr cent waste: dISyFli'I
J -. N bnviug between tn" good ana
s,r,N rirulnat" tho latter Just IA"
,m,. IS h,.rwccn good and bad: pre-
.,.s.,.~ and vegetables ar" solo art"rn
.,,.. 10 their weight. the best I" h" found
r. :i,. hcHNi"~i packages.
Mr. ,'harlr~ Rat"s CAV" very intcr-
r.ifnu ialk. frankly admitting mat u"
p,,s parfiallI AN advertiser. as h" was
rtrr re- 80 interest them In TlaN" flour Ter
.,y own SAX" a. well as theirs. h""dus"
I'lrn flour - Il HON" product. nlad"
rroIu West Njrrtnta wh'd'. Nv h""lnE
r.rI,l,. are not rlaun!Sh enough. 'hcN
Trr'r hrLcy. IN huu" pr"iuriS. lh'
Nl..r Virginia farmer - MARKETING "
,rd,rrullv I'm" f!"ur. whl"h You poo
,,ir rnuld huv much cheaper than IN
l.. ,nsal and North Dakota products and
IN Won de- NOT r"r"Eniz" ITS value. II"
-. 4rrIhrd the d'ff"r"nC" between NAri-
.,ls kinds ni flour. showing samples Of
hon, none Of which. Mr.. Bates claimed.
;,rn any better than the West Virginia
product.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
land and others. There Will be ma
inee Saturday.
SOCIAL roLLIEs A REAL SNOW.

The Social Follies. which viii Il" 'h''
offering Mt the Court theatre February
23rd matinee and night. Is said I" h
a Side splitter from tho rise 10 III" tH'i
OF the curtain. It's elegant costume
and magnificent scenic effects never
fail, il IL said. to create q sensation "mi
PRISE. wherever II ~ presented
I'll" best lot "r entertainers that
money could bring together hns h'"r
secured BY Mr.. Man Spr'g"l. VIII" va
responsible for the greatest OF all bur
l"SQun shows PLAYING tn" Eastern
Wheel, namely Tho College Girls hut
no has strained evcry nerve and TN"
Social Folltos will make n new record
IN the burlcsauN world. The principal
comedy roles Will DO handled hy R"n
Rubin. John Quigs. pooley, Nam"la
and McGo". and tho Misses Ruth Ad-
dington. MargI. coat" and Madlyu
Worth: they have boon rounded by quite
y number Of prominent persons who
have the reputation "f being the best Of
their kind
On account Of Monday hing observed
as Washingtons Birthday. night prices
Will prevail a. tho matin"" with the
ladies' admitted for I'r /" orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20

which crowded the Relasco Theatre Al
New York for fifteen months ana
Powers Theatre. chicago. for eiEh'
months. will be seen at tho Court 'ne-
atrp. tonight and tomorrow
The UNIQUE record Of Succcss achleV
cd nv this comedy IL IN part attriouteo
10 its delicious simplicity and llghtness
and to tho incomparabl" manner IN
which Mr.. B.lasco has cast and staged
1t. "
,Reported to be full Of bright. snappX
and breezy humcr The boomerang
tells OF the adventures "f loNe-lorh
youth. sparing all "r tn" pansS OF cor
rodinr jealousy II" - dragged ny ms
anxious mother 70 ,h- office OF a young
physician 10 be treated FOR nervous
prostratiUn. 800. , "a
I, is n comedy nIiod with charm and
rich in humor. and above all else. 90
human Tho original New York pro
durtlon will hr seen here and IN" Ster-
linz cast irrlud,S such splendid players
a. Robert Corn"ss. Harry HAYDEN. Eu-
gone 6. rsrp-r, ,,sr!ton Fty f,,1 james Tn"
rcrd Eeyah Morcl. Mary Elizabeth
Forbes. Francis Kcnnon, Helen S,ri"k-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
MISS STEVENSON
ACCEPTS new JOB
Will BE Connected With the Wheeling
Mold Foundry Co.

Miss Elizabeth Stevenson. who has
been for the past five months connected
I with the Associated charities Is now
: in charge Of the Welfare Department OF
the Wheeling Mold 4 Foundry G.. haN-
Ing complete charge OF the recently in
, augurated welfare work Of that plant
: in connection with their AmertCantza- .
! ton program. Miss Stevenson resigned
from her social work al the charities
on February 10. and took up her new
duties with tho Wheeling Mold F"un-
dry. She is particularly fitted for the
work on tho large scale upon which 1t
! will be carried on at the Wheeling Mold
az she Is "A graduate in social training.
Of the Pennsylvania College for Women
at Pittsburgh. Miss Dorothy Brown. Of
Pittsburgh. also an efficient and train
cd social worker. will arrive on Sunday
! to take tho position held by Miss Steven
, son. taking up her new duties on Mon
day.
Miss Edlcy. tho competent and Eff
cient stenographer Of the Associated
charities. has resigned. her position be-
ing filled by Miss Jackson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
A Prss prescription You Dan Have PIN
Cd and Use at Xome.

philadelphia. Ps.-Do you wear glasses
Ar. YOU a victim OF eye strain or other
40 IeaknessesH II So. you Will be glad
~ know that according 20 Dr. Lewis
th.ra Is real hope for you. He says
neglect causes more eye troubles and
poor sight than any other one thinS.
Eany whose eyes were falling says they
Sad their eyes restored through the pr!n-
ciple OF this wonderful free prescrip-
ZION. One man s"EN ger trylnk II.
n. all Now | can read everything with
out any glasses and nay eyes do n9'
Srat.r any more. At night they would
80 drradfully. now they feel fine all
~ time. II was like 4 miracle :" me-
A lady who used II says: The atmoS-
cbere seemed haBy with or without
ppJs.s.s but after using this prescr:p-
ton Tor fifteen days everything seems
eisar. I can even read fine print with
out glasses. II IS oelleVed tnal 'nEu-
oard them In 4 reasonable time and null
tjtudes more will be able to strengthen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
PLAIN CLOTHES MEN
GO ON COUNTY STAFF

SHERIFF Howard Hastings yesterday
stated that he was in favor Of a plan
whereby the members Of tho city plain
clothes squad would be sworn in as
special deputy shcriffs. This will be
done in order that they make arrests IN
all parts OF the county. The police
would. according Ia Chief Fred II. Fra
zicr. be greatly hampcred If forced Ia
stop at the city limits when pursuing Il
prisoner.
The office Of the chief has been de-
lugcd with requests FOR open positions
on the police force. Knowing that the
coming Of the greater city will make 4
much larger police department neccs-
sary, many have applied for positions.
These applications have been filed by
the chief until further notice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
TO SELECT REGISTRARS

The Republican county committee VIII
meet in tho offices Of tn" ONO county
commissioners in tho rity-Cnunty build
ing tomorrow night. This meeting VIII
H., occupied by completing tn" list Of
Republican registrars for tn" prindIf' Is
T." b." held May -. Owing [" Slat'
law prov ding thai no ono shall act rs
y vnrI 'rar VIII" holds either ali elect.
~; an appoiutIV" office. the county VIII
This year lose tho services OF l'u'hh"'
OF Veteran registrars, who have act"i
in thus rapHrlty for number "i years..
in their places the committee VIII DC
forced to appoint number or new m"i'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
Whatever You Do Don't NEGLECT
Your Eyes, Says DR.. Lewis, Who


THAR ewes so as T. bs spared the trouble
and expense Of eve: getting glasses. Fly"
trouble. of many descriptions may he
wonderfully b"n,f'u"d by following the
simple rules. Her" - IN" prescription:
Go 10 any act.v" drug store and get 4
bottle OF Bon-uPt" tablets Drop one
Bon-Optu tablet in fourth or glass
OF water and allow Z" dissolve. With
this nuuid baihc he eyes Two or four
times daily. You Should notice your
ewes clear up p"rC"rt,Dly right from tn"
start and inflammation VIII ui!'Hiy hls-
aopra". II your eyes ~" n"th~rlng l"n.
even a nttl". take St"pa t. say" them
now before il IS 80 late. Many hope
lrsSly blind might HaN" been saved ~
lhev had Jared f." their eyes III time.
NOTE Another ptnmlrent rSrHciln - whom tie
sbr,. .r,,rl. was submitted sad "Eol $3.50 = =
,e-r remarkable reniedN lis constituent Ius9rf-r'-
n. well shown 10 emiu.u, S?er'IlEs and wide:y
pr.sr,b.d by rhsm The manufacturers guarantee
!, To srrnSth.n eyeNght 20 per cent In one week .
tim. IN many Instances or refund tho Il car
b. obtained from any rood druggist And IL ono OF tar
very few preparations feel should b kspt on hand
for REGULAR uss in almost family" II II Scd In
this city By C. r. GrsIt Co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
AUTO FOR CHIEF
Will Need Machine to Cover the En-
larged Territory.

civ Manager Chnrl"s .. Ephlm stated
Yesterday that now that the Greater
.,'rtv j IN operation II VIII =" necessary
nrn,:,,, ,'hirr g.: Police r'r"d H. Fra
y,..r with a car in order that he may
navel over ,hr city domains when a
I,rrv rrir - necessary. TIN" sheriff
las had Il car for a number of years. as
Is 'h" FIR" "ni"f. Tho movement Il"
sunni, m. chief rr police with an auto
,.fnl,,I. has h",m discussed time and
araiu. but according :" m" city man
n.cr II is now absolutely imperative"
, win. e. The llrG" amount Of territory
,..Iirb H.. must cover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
DIRECTORS OF "Y. W."
WILL MEET TODAY
Delegates Will He Named to Attend Con.
Vention at Cleveland.

A meeting of tho directors Of the !.
w. t. A. of this city will bc held this
morning at which tIme n number of yer
important matters Will como up for cor
SideratiUn and action. The most i'm
portant Of which is TO name members
that will attend tn" convention to be
held in IN" near future At Cleveland. -
II is trnught that several young ladies
Will have the privilege Of attending this
convention which is held once every
rhrc" years in the different cities Of
tho United states. \ number Of other
routine matters, will come up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
MINISTERIAL UNION
Meeting to BE Held Monday at the Y
NJ. c. A. Building.

Tho February meeting Of the Minis
icrial Union of this city Will meet Mon
day morning at tho Y. VI. e. \. huiId!me.
Inrchcu will he served at noon. TIL"
,,,mmiirtc III charge consists "f DIR. T..
q. Howard Rev. August Rasrhe and
Jnhn Lynch. they would like to know
III" exact number that will he present
so that they Will know how many y"
provide for. ~
The meeting will be very interesting
and will he marked with very interest
ing reading by Rev. Samuel NJ. Gibson
entitled When Nature Falls as
Teacher"