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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04

The Bible in fhe public schools Il a
theme appealing both 10 patriotism
and religion. Il LOOKS both earth
vsrd and hesvenwsrd as part OF a
program for civic improvement. The
Taryfng beliefs a. 20 inspiration 10
70. justify the exclusion Of that book
which has more than ali other books
contributed 10 the worlds betterment
ard civiiizstionD from the public
schools. that Place where above all
ether places OF . public character
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04

Influences and Impressions the most
iastlnx are made. And even the vary ?
ing Interpretations of sacred writ
ought nor TO milhase against Iis in
Production Of the program Of The
schools since the admitted formal
plan Is 20 have read well selected
passages Of the scripture without any
denomlnational cosoring or teaching.
ru' an early familiarity with fhe
scriptures through the agency Of the
schools cannot fan Of benefIcIent and
f4r-rschirg results. AZ literury
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
T0DtcIDE Bis QUESTIONS
Endorsement Of Senator Owen For
President and Calling Of .
Special Session Of Legs
lature To Be Tested Out

NnSkogee okia- res Tao ble
Questions one amounting almost 10
an issue. ~lii proaaAls be dee led or
Al tie state eonsent.on u democrats
whlch uiu ~ eAlled TO ondeg hsre TO-
mofro4 Ia Convention Halt Whethsf
tie official stamp q approval viii BE-
placed upon senator Robert 1. twens
czndiaaes Tor presidential eominafion
ana whether the convention wi'l cali
an Governor Robeftson 4, can a
special session 81 The legislature TO
fattfy The federal woman spffrage
amendment are t~o o. he most lm.
rortaat Raiiefs before tae ccns.n.
ton.
hexlnnirF with the meeting q the
state ceuirAi committee tonighs iol
make nominations fof tcmporars OF.
ficers fof the convention rosiine has
ness will Include the clertien OF foriy
deieKates 10 the national eonVention
a, san franciseo. ten nominees for
presidential clectors and selection ofI
national democratic committeeman
ui ihc naiional convention delesates
slehs vili b. delegates al nree eieei
"a ~ ihe convention a. = whole. and
tho ether shlriy-two viii he nominated
IN gronps 81 four hs eaacu~es Of dele
sates from various congressional dis
irletS
George l. Rowan. Of kingfisher and
Tom I. Made Of MARROW ere aso~ed
candidates for states representatives
on tae national coninltse
A LARGE number ~ women viii hel
amonr the approximately 600 dele
sages
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04

The hip pocket 10 carry liquor maaes
Mr. Thomas trousers vehicle Within
the meaning of iae Law aud that the
garment Is subject TO seizure and
sale
Mr. Thomas who refused bail has
teen In Jail since Saturday. viii be
taken heiorc United States Com
missioner He ls president OF the
Commonwealth Trust & Security 60
Decision In the ease will affect car
riers Of hip pocket TASKS throughout
the country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04

whole course OF life Passages ~
scripture all be remembered that
have been reiterated Ia the earrieals
cf the schools and ~lii prove a salu-
able asset In the formation q chat
srier. Scientific. literary and hiatorl-
cal data as interesting a. they may
Be will not be interesting enough TO
wholly obliisrase from mind and heart
those Lessons from holy writ obtained
IN the years spent In the public
schools.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
ROTARY CLUB TALKS
BOY SURVEY AND JOPLIN
Plan For Joint Meeting Of
Clubs To Select Chamber
of Commerce
Officials

NoodAy luncheon ~ Rotary elan
vas devoted principally 10 ihe meaa
President FlbnFt Iiuffon IL sick eiih
the fin and the fexuiaf aehedala ras
abandoned
Prof Peak reported pFausss In hoy
survey work
Plans for the Joplin International
trip we're discussed
II sas planned 70 have a solnt meet +.
ing Of the Rotary and Lions clubs and
the chambef of Commerce on feb. ~.
20 select nsw directors and Officers
for the Chamber Of Commerce,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
g q BUXTON BETTER

ER. burton. senior member % 'se
purion Bros. DRY Goods eo'nF7aa
Who has been seriously n xiih the ia
ss reported much better today ne
fever has vanished and while very
wax. Nr. Bnrfon i now on the ssy
70 recorery.- said the Thysician ~.
Barton vas taken suddenly NJ While
en route 20 fhe Sew York markets
and rrfnrned hone and has been co1 .
f,.ed % his bone since.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
COTTON DROPS $500
bNL ~ NiN iuI,h

hs~ Yesk. FEB ffns eeston mar
~ ~ss ssmesailssa today ~ hsavr
gsnsfsi selling ~hleh fsiie~sd 90
srers weakness ~ sosslgn ssehaaas
sts 81 sneoafifsrsd fspoft that rna
land hsa slopasa the lnpartsslan ~
celfon - : rsseit pFlcss hsoke fs'iy
~ pein's % $500 ssls under az
rights eloslag
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
Holy War Against
Great Britain
By the Turks

Lonuon. reu. <.--A dlsesseh 10
the Exchange Telegraph company
from cons,sn,inopie today. ssys.
The young Turks red army
Will. In the near future. reach
constantinople 20 throw out the
Turkish enemies. The ruftish
bolshevik announce that q holy
war against orest Brtsir Will be
undertaken In the spring"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
BOI.D sAPtIPt ROBBERS
STRIP Can N DAYLIGHT

sapulpa. Feb s-Tbe stripping Of
an automobile of Is accessories Ia
mid day on Main street IL saId ~ -
the boldest piece Of work done In the
city IN long time The car belonged
TO " Roller. local real estate
man
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
NJ ONE WANTS JOD
AS tt<~t = Itktit

Quanah. Texas. Feb. Census Of.
floiais have been unable 20 Get ennm-
erniors for ,he rural districts Of liar.
deman county. and a. result the
district officials will be unable 10
make any report 10 the national an-
thorillss for some time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04

ea~heaha sac pser Ls. ths
ireia~.H Il ssltiAa fieNsf
sale - leases w ne oaaae aatias
4Fbvght o. lceapo 70 ~ alp idsa bs
sessn ssss eeslns ssss A. ~
asvefrnsnt aaallea a isaaaa hsa ap
sfssays sewpslsa ~lth itfis aass ana
f'kssa shs,p al4
fns hlaaloa a. sla~n appeared -
irs pnaaphlsllsstss observer - pure
fseAlsssosss
la9foco plaAeat esla.
The hlghsst prise paid - : lsasa
~as t122oo ~ ths phlhlps Interests
ssh'is the Msf'aHi psepls tsek 90
lsss ., ssotoeo 10 splrssa bladles
~lsh the rnHllns tfawa ~ whlsh ths
'sisNg Hlksd shsir bls t1ooo faf sxsry
1900 haosi ~ the fpsmsr.
Ths hla bidders faa 10 ghslr affsr.
lrva ~ shessAnas " msee nsd ~
~ hssa nvt llEfe tslla,~a ehs~sa
snllghtsa cigars q fsas. iappea th~
f'ear usfv9sslt. lAslr fsess thshsd
tie ~hlls.
ons senfiaea - ssrsaasr shss hs
had sold hls haesa aad lat W boy
tease
~ means slshsr @eaiiA. ~ but.
ood nfus,ri fear airssay. I'VE aet
q ~ia*
nut N ihls battle foe leases shsrs
sHh Faeni ~ rhiyalfr
Wsrtsa osta oea
The htaina % . certain tract start
20 20 ne usaAi theasand ana sawed
vr 20 tifcp A ~amsn's solsa hls
sNeo q eams fran shs eeess sahis
Miss NessHs Flaasaaa - rslss
hs*spapsf Neman
"sistssn hua Aas a. near a =
nan nearby eet
shut w. lss hsf have r." ~sa shs
ery
"hsH shs spelapas alsa dozen the
auesleTssf snssuneeat
@soid fsf tisco ssd 90 Mia rian.
anan aos lssss "sspuiss ssY 10 ~oe,h
many ,lmes shas amauat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
ARMY .ROFITEI.R u,
pol ND TO DIE

Pos .. Poland. Feb. ie-The first
desfh sentence mas been Imposed IN
der ,he new iax sFsins; profiieering
in Polish army materials and supplies
A snb-neatenant has been condemn
Cd 10 b shs.t for stealing large guam
Titles of medical supplies and selling
them - q great profit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
BATTLES RtGE BETWEEN
TURKS t<D FRENCH

londo-. FEB. a--Thc oispa.ch 70
tire Exchange Telegraph company
from constsrtinople under GATE os
Jan. 20. reports inporssn, engage
r.er,x n the repsor of wsrssh IN Asi.
stic rursey ard the National forces
ara sreneh troops. Tire city Is seri-
ousiy enosrceres. the dispatch says.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04

why not tackle this lob ehesrfuily :
Maybe ther. ls nothing In 4 thar you
cult after all. And then again. n fou
cult after all. M then again, II you
do get stuck. there's a rescue squad
OF Internal Revenue men ready TO give
you a llff.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
NOTORIOUS GANG LEADER
KILLED IN W|F['sPREsENG[
OCCUPANTS On MNsTTRlW :
M. tah AUTOMOBILE
SOt GIT ~ PMIti:
SAWIO-Otf >llOl
ct " A\p >l.tc~
t>In


cAieaso. Fse. s-Tso GUNNER.
.lesss links ana pete Suilissn, mem
bers 81 the Messy tnrish, sass. were
found dead lsts tcday. Both nae beer
saet ~,tr ssuas. similar 70 the ores
ssss slllea Enrlshs ate last night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
THREE vAnks KILLED

Washington, Feb. <.--The murder
o. three American relsef workers In
Syria Was reported today 10 the state
department. They were killed and
ny briasnds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
MsIi ,>D. 90 rO>rt uiN.
AN JOHN PHILLIPS PAY
iti.IIisi rnitl~ Iun
'.A~i~ ~uiu
TULSA fWsPlP[RN0NAN
CT ! ONE TRACT CHEAP
iiic u < ,is~ sRi suJa>r
AM q mn nssr if AZ
M. I'M risltI. Mttn
NtiiIiN SHOWN


pa~hesAs. fsh "a " MaflaAt
Arnesnesa sossy th#t ~ ~pvgH lrs.
esa.atsly bsasn dfli'ira 90 as~ts o..
y fsd lsasss ga me oasgs sNa wppla
atari &lsA fltsse ne~ tests.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
The WEATHER

New Orleans. La. FEB. s-TonIght
parity cloudy little change ir fempers
ture Thursday partly cloudy warmer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
USED SAWED. orr s.or
GUN TO XIII ONE

chlcaso. F.h 1 The slayer al
N.urice E- sMossyi Fnughl. Ch.ca
SOS mes, notorious ganman and Ia
bor fsadisl. Is sought b. ihs police
today. fvo mea traiied fnrghi
sarongh the street and fired eleven
s.ne= frnm saxed eft double bar
reled shol kan into rs body a. h.
sat 81 ihe ~heel 81 rs automobile
in froni Oi ais home lssl night
Wife ara sers witness Killing
Enrlghts vi' AID txo sons. and
two ne.ehbor boys. Witnessed the XII
lire. ciosad black automobile
silwcd down eighi feet from the side
q the knnman's car, the curtains
Parted. two shots were firsd and tn
black car raced away
Many Are Arrested.
Within thiFtv miautcs scores of gun
men. lsbor lcudifis and known enem-
iss and iriends OF ihe eunman had
b en ARRESTED BY the police nun
her Of them we're held for invcsii-
raiion
lsacer 81 Labor Feuds
Fnrieht was Tor nire yesrs a lead.
e. in Chicago labor feuds and until
eight mouths ago wps business arsnl
~ the plumbers nnion A meeting
- the plumbers uniou tried % ous'
him. There was fraeas in which
forty rerolvers were IN aciion and
fur men we're wounded Knrlrhi re-
signed fhen
The nolice declared today that 4
vas their oglrion Fnrighf's murder
was the outcome of q labor coniro-
vrrsy and fha, Il presaxed che Open
sne o. another Gunmcns war.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04

-Ses York-The army. navy and
civilian board Of boning control an
noanced the appointment Of com
nitsee 10 investigate the war record
OF Jack Dempsey. heavyweight chat
pion
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26

W. .l - Gte1e ~
= i sA
80 ,A.L eWA -
y. Va - neeuyne4 6um
- - VII - 61eoll1Qt
=. Z ~ - eeol9 - yoo&9 ~,
eoeNe = - J t1EN10 tail, u ath-
lenc eailo. r1thee dAEk eomDtoEio1-
= 60 na1eesally VII 1feess1.
aoW 11e Juaa Z 0k
H6Ofts a the~Iocal noitee -
break down Tatrm,n storv a II
movements. after n hours II c<ra-
FIJI questjoning. have - frfiIe
He says NJ lsft Birminrham NJ
May to - KAtherine jackson s.
Mississippi. followed her to Nash
Vile and thsn To Dstroit, Ill st her
own request
He saye he NV the eirl The last
time on June I Or June & nffar 10
had made IN agresmsnt to mat
MIN ~ ono q Detroit's parks. He
plAced Nor on = street car. after
which she came Into his Affairs no
more.
ABOUT Two weeks later, he says,
No ielt Detroit. He thought moth
lns VI not nearing irom oer. be-
cAuse tnefe nad been peraods OF ~
mucn AZ I've weeks before tn which
ne naa not heard from her. She
~. 10 s sApi.aned ~ recount
-. osses y nss nusuend'
rc.oy; Ilum saV Leroy Vas 2
sI escnman ana mechanical
" r 1.sslan'
- conIesss1 Ms reiatlons
"a ~" .snel'ne ssIH.0n IN oetAu.
$780,, 1 ~ cOsnl.Ant OF ne
- $4,000 70 80 .t0uslns. He toi:
-. s nO ne OsIls.ss tae s.rI ana
~. I ,ss. w, sie9 LII ne %"
a. '"es, '.ss .no IsAIi vas muF-
ueleu, put ~ tne tiunk ana sent
a 80 Mew "a. . n and .nat ne was
~ .. W. " : spllI Oh revenee.
~ 'eys VIC nsu NO 'funA IN Detro"'
lineage suspect Cleare1.
chicago. July z6.-All efforts to
connect ROY Millen. . former army
aviator, with the mysterious Detroit
trunk murder, failed today when
Patrolman Lee Trumbull Of the De-
troit police department was unable
to identity Millen a. the missing
Eugene Leroy"
Chicago, July rs. - Omitted
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26
n ! Of
DEPORTATION
on AUcuST 3


". ". Roat, United Sntes immi-
grafton omcer, LEFT hock Island for
Chicago late Saturday evening after
having completed the preliminaries
In the cases Of Henry LeCot, Mo-
line. and Salvatore Sammy" Lam
dretfo. nock Island, who were ar
rested Tn deportation chafu1s.
The immigration 0llcer will re-
turn Aug. .. when both men will
receive hearings before him in Or
der to give them IN opportunity to
show why they should not be sent
out Of the country.
LeC0t was arrested In Moline
Jnlv 10. md il said to have not OBJ
tanned his citizenship papers. The
man ID held n An undesirable resi-
dent of this country on the grounds
that he had been = forger and
oounteffeiter in Belgium. The man
furnished . $1,000 bond, given in
Liberty bonds, and was released
shortly after his arrest. However,
he was again lodged in Jail Satur-
day Of last week when his bonds
men withdrew his surety.
Landretto Gives 1880 Bond.
LAndretto. who was arrested on
Thursday Of last week, WAS re-
leased from the county jail Satur-
day afternoon on furnishing liber-
ty boods in the amount Of 81, 500 as
surety for his appearance at the
hearing Aug. 8.
Landretto was arrested at his
place at 300 Twenty-first street,
Rock Island. and faces three charg-
es. He Is alleged to have been
found managing a house of prosti-
tuition. found subsequent to entry
protecting or promising to protect
from arrest q prostitute, found re-
ceiving, sharing IN or deriving ben
efit from the earnings Of prosti-
tute. The man has his first citi-
zenship papers and has passed final
examination for citizenship, but his
final papers had not been issued.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26

clared the body of the young WON
an found in q trunk in New York
was not Miss Katherine Dan, 20.
of Canonsburg, Pa. Suspicion that
the murdered woman might be
Miss Dan, who disappeared some
time ago, was set aside when let
ter written several days after the
trunk was shipped was received
from her by relatives.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26

The average human body con-
tains some two million sweat
glands. Each Of these is a quarter
of an inch deep, and the whole
would measure about nine miles.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26

rened Leroy.
husband Jeols1s.
4 lrn said that the young vom-
- told him her husband waa
I, 49, of her. The statements Of
~ nave rise . . police theory
q n Ieroy had discovered III wffs's
z!s.7..r1t IN Tatum, that he had
! ss;ssS her and then shipped the
#.sslv % "A. A. Tatum," to incrimi-
~ the man whom he thought to
r bis rival.
\ 1atum Is at liberty.
Questioned "a Hours.
afaf "a hours Of Intermittent
s~fiOuing. George Lyon, chief OF
Ssertiyes. says he Is convinced
IN A A. Tatum, linotype operator.
! ~ no criminal knowledge Of the
- York Detroit trunk murder
| ~ygtery, and is planning to release
esium on his own recognixance.
efrm. however, is said to have re-
lid tangible clews upon which
" police of Detroit are under
.suod to be working and which may
ssnlt In solution Of the case.
fstum, on Saturday night, went
detective headquarters voluntarl
after he had seen his name in
catches from New York and De
M concerning the trunk mystery.
me tag on the trunk bore the
nme Of "A. A. Tatum," and a New
york expressman has produced a
letter concerning purported owner
hin OF the trunk. signed by "A. A.
Fatum.'
The Birmingham man in the case
told Chief Lyons he had returned
recently from Detroit and had rea-
On to believe the woman whose
hody was found in the trunk was
katherine Jackson Of Starkville
ms. with whom he had been on
intimate terms in Detroit. All ef-
iorts Of the Birmingham police and
Iccal friends Of the girl mentioned
by Tatum to get in touch with her
have been unavailing.
Eternal Triangle Revealed.
II the murdered woman is Kath-
aerine Jackson. as Tatum suspects
~ case is one of the eternal tri-
ahgle." Tatum told the police the
| iii had told him she was married
b a man whom he knew by the
name Of E. Leroy. the man men.
toned in the New York dispatches
fatum said the girl told him her
husband was jealous and that she
nrmitted him to meet her only
when and where she willed on that
account. Chief Lyons Is inclined
oagree with Tatum in his conten-
ton that the murder was com
nitted by a jealous man. who later
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-26

lOd.tissed from Pass one,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
Land Disappearing.

Radiator Covers save your walls
Wheeling Tent Awning Co. Tel $685.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
Briefs

A daughter has been born 70 NJ. and
Mrs. Robert Nelson OF Vest Twenty
third street
Harry Russell manager Of N" Locke
shoe store on Union street leaves sun
day for Boston, 10 attend the CONVENTION
Of retail shoe dealers Of America.
The Liberty club Will Civ" q dane" -.
night at the Armory hall %" mon
street.
The ferry boat Cha-on. 8 aga" "o.r
atlng regularly after HAVING h"cn bold
up by the zee in the river
DR.. James s Mcclellan has returned
from Columbus. where he attended -
meeting OF doctors.
Mrs. J. ]. Hughes has r"turn"d - her
home on Gravel Hill. from 'h!cs SO.
where she visited with her sur.
Lawrence Greenwood OF South B.u.
a!rc, IS suffering with 2 bad 'is' r'
blood poisoning. He was Injured ~ '''
Pultney coal mine and the 'nlr"tAo" i,
veloped
George NcGaughcv. former ','y
auditor - busy doing public a.'"u"r a.,
work at tn" present tune
AGr and Mrs. Herman N!tn'E~r has,
returned TO their hom" ~ Portsmouth
O.. after visit here.
The condition CT Mrs. Joseph Rods
erA Of West TwCntv-th:rd street recent
~ brought home from N" hospital g.
again serious
Funeral services were ncl8 4, Wheel
ing, yesterday for George Grey ~
ployce OF tho RcllalrN Botjl" COMPANY
plant for many years.
The Mems class ~ 40 Crr's',ar
church is planning fo- number or G.,
clAl events 10 b" held during ~ ~
suing months
Ed Rosser. rnau ,,rr,rr mas returned
to his work after completing his vaca
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09

Mr. l.yIia Dyson IS s';ll confined 10
h,r homo Uu Jctit rSun street suffering
VIII rheumatism
Mrs. Dora Clark, - aGaIu able [" be-
cur following a weeks confinement 70
h'~ h"u' Nth illness.
Tomorrow l.. the regular semi-month-
L., pal day for AL ~ the coal miners
~ his vir.nilv and they arc said TO
haze 4 good pay coming
Tho members Of III" local council Of
the Junior order uG United American
Mechanics MS held last night
Miss Ella Cochran Il North F"urth
street ., rnunn"d t. h'r nome suffer
Mrs. l.. ". smith Of center. street.
left ,rsiordav for VISIT pith h"r son
L,ulnria. az Alliance. q.
Chairman WIlham =. niNon IT The
Jewish I..l.f committee states that TN"
dr,v, will continue ~ thts city unrll IN"
lunIa has !..ri reached
Rev Cherries & Wmgcrd. pastor %
rn,. Fret Ir"eh yf.riau church. will
sr"nd IN" day ~ In'tSburgh. I'm charge
~ = fun, RAJ ~ former parlsh'"ner.
Tn ~ cklN "t ma ~ tn local
Acre II thu F'ror"rnal Order ~ EGlcs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09

will be held IN their home on Flttt
street this evening.
Mrs. Fred Morris. OF Broadway street
= reported somewhat improved follow
ing an illness OF ptomaine poisoning;
Joseph 3. Neiman who suffered
fractured leg in an accident at the new
Llud"loft bakery some weeks ago is re-
covering nicely at his home.
John George. Of the Scott LUMBER
company. left last night to spend several
months visiting with relatives III
Wales
The members Of Troop No. Of the
local Rov Scouts. will meet at the head
quarters on Hanover street this even
inr ,, r-,
canal church we're entertained in the
church last night by Mrs. Vane wilson
and Miss Margaret Reese
\ quarantine was estAellshed az tne
home Of william Sntvely on Norm
Eighth street yesterday. where the
daughter. Ruth. is III OF the dlphtherla-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
AT THE REX

We are not often fortunate enough TO
SEE a motion picture that rings 50 true
n thr spirit OF ;he west and OF Ameri,
con manhood as does Eastward Ho.
whlch opened yesterday at the Ksx
TFcatre for a run Of three days; VIII
liam Russell. the Fox star, IN inc roie
OF \ western cattleman made deeloeo
mir With his big breezy. athletic per
sonai:ty. his deiigthful humor; and es,
pTCiaiiy with the exciting, fights IN
which. tmpn'led by pure chivnlry: ne
rescues sirl from New YORK gang
Tn story that this picture tells -
thrilling in incident and dellgnttut IN
10y. interest Also latest Fox sunshine
comedy is showing.
buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
Ncw Traction waiting Room.

Tho officials OF tho Wh""ilnG Traction
curnnanv have ben IrN'ns tor som" time
cd luck than any either lS year old 10y
10 ~, c.ua'rv. - s'"r. which t'lk"s You
10 secure suitable quarters IN this city
for z waiting room for their patrons,
and place has ct last been secured
A--an gCmCutS were made yesterday
with Mcssrs McEnIce and Neal, pro
pr!ciurs Of tn" ucw restaurant IN the
Ncugsrt building on Bridge stree; 10
place benches in tn" front Of the room.
Tor the convenience Of tn" patrons Of
the line, where they may wait out Uf The
weather.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09

The l-r"a'or -" necessity r. "ay'nF
the greater your Nr@or' unity I" use
Tho lnr,llfEcu, - Wa: hIs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09

IN tn, romance of the motion pictures
- Death Valley. place which the name
we'll ms. On rho border In" ~ Nevada
and California. THIS Is the plar" GLADYS
Rrrckpcll Is Tho girl and the recent
Nevada gold rush re the time that fig
ur"e in tho rhoruplay. Chasing Ealn
hoRs' 10 =. shown at the Fenray the
afro TODAY and tomorrow. with mailnees
on both atts rnuons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
Tardy Bowels, Inert Liver

The ius' p.'n' l'' ""u put pep
,rta ..ir york "r pIt, Sick headach"
o,,,ns ron, rrtauuns vast" matter a1l
impurities N ~" body
rooI righ' f"r rnythirg --make IN
i,,nr l,vc1, ~" bowels furrt!nn reE'I-
Iarlv. rtif ~ Kings %sw Life F'l.9
Smoothly yot positively they prcduc'
results that cleanse ths SYSTEM -nd
make the nvcr and bowels r"sp7nd ~
the demands - 3 strong. healthy bod!
SIN &c. a. all druEEisis Try them
tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-09
plrI Initiation,

At lNf regular mtcllns OF me WaneId
Tribe Of the Improved Order OF Fed
Men. which viii be held IN m" Fratcrnal
hall this evening. plans viii IL MADE
for TIN imitation Of the second class
/ Of the, returned war veterans. VIII" VIII
b. taken into the order al IN" meet ING
Of January %Glh. and n fine time IS plan
ned far that night