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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-20

''''t' ftopH says ih' SNOt tnht
Tits the foot plnches the pcckciboox.
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Fresh from a rest In Florida. Mr.
Bryan will be as soothing TO the Demo
cratic vets as dash OF grapefruit
juices
Why worry about the new way King
George crcases his pants when II Is all
a man can do TO think of some gentle
method TO cajole his wife into pressing
his in the good old-fashioned way
Those who desire that profanity be-
come as obsolete as Barleycorn
should take the first step by having
the telephone service improved
-----------------S,
Don't spit 1t is against the law. IL
is also indecent. Ii spreads disease.
Remember this when ycu are on the
streets. The police and the Red Cross
workers are watching you. They will
arrest YOU II you violate this new law.
-
DIR . l. LeepSr left tolay for Kansas
City where he goes on professional
business. He will be absent for three
or four days.
Rev Chas l. Cauter has been named
as pastor Of the VI r church. South.
OF this city and will fill the pulpit
Sunday morning and evening
II develops that Minnesota came
near making a Republican OF Mr.
Hoover
People who take the ouija board
seriously should not take 4 at all.
More power TO the proposed city |
beautiful campaign. But let's not !
apply the idea exclusively to the side |
that shows.
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That1l DO about - or the G. l. :
lcs. His time is a...
~
Mrs j W Mason arrived from
Wichita for few weeks visit with
Hrs w II Hornaday
The Rock Isianl railroad will re-
pen its passcnger station On Division
treet. next month. J. ID. Rainsburg,
rner agent has been assigned to
is old place. and will soon core -
he city with Mrs Rainsburg to reside.
.ainsburg is at present agent at
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-20

State Sunday school convention will
be held at Claremore beginning
March % and ending March 2s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-20

Rev Chas l. Cauter has been named
as pastor OF the VI r church. South.
OF this city and will fill the pulpit
Sunday morning and evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-20

DIR . l. LeenSr left toiay for Kansas
City where he goes on professional
business. He will be absent for three
or four days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-20

More than 1850 Masons have en-
rolled TO take the oonsistory degrees.
at the Masonic temple at McAlester,
March 22-25.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-20

Why worry about the new way King
George crcases his pants when IL is All
man can do TO think of some gentle
method TO cajole his wife into pressing
his in the good old-fashioned way
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-20

Those who desire that profanity be-
come as obsolete as J Barleycorn
should take the first step by having
the telephone service improved.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-20

Don't spit 1t is against the law. Il
is also indecent. II spreads disease.
Remember this when ycu are on the
streets. The police and the Red Cross
workers are watching you. They will
arrest YOU II you violate this new law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-20

Girls will not be permitted to cnt
William Jewell college at Liceri
Mo, In the future. 1t will be an e
elusive college for young men hes
after.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-20

Bonds of the school oard OF Okla
homa city amounting to sS20. Gee
were approved yesterday by the office
of the attorney general. The bonds
were voted last fall and are for new
school buildings already being erected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
HANDEL ADYN
ORATOR|O CLUB
GAULs HOLY CITY TO BE SUao
SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT F&ST
PRESRYTERIAN CHURCH.
Chorus Of Forty With Twelve Soloisss'
organ and Orchestra to Be Heard.

The IIendcl-Hadyn club Of this city
Will give rendition on next SuhuaF
afternoon at : o'clock sharp III" oraut'-
full oratOrio of GaulS Holy Guy. lhIS
organization Is composed of rumocr OF
Whceling'S very best singers IN con-
junction with III" First Presbyterian
church chorus choir and quartettc
ON Sunday there Will be Il f"rt!-N"iT"
chorus, twrlvc soioists and an orchcs.
ira with pip" organ. The quart"ttc Oh
the church composed If Mrs. chester
Johnson. soprano: Mrs. +. u. HANDY,
Cuntralto; Iirrhort F"rrcn. bass ana
Elmer c. Hurlze, tenor. Will be asslSt+u
ny the following S"l"lsts ~ thcir worn !;
Mrs. I'd SUfrl. Ms. Fred Farts, MT. anu
Mrs, Jnsprr Baum, Mrs. Csrtim. Mr.. and
Mrs. DubLun. Tom Byrntt. Howard Nrs'
mn ED Srhn-Ickrl. Mr.. Frank MIS-,
Max Vlewig. Mrs. J. II. Connolly.
Th. choir at the First church has
GAINED a most ruviable reputation DUR
lux last season and presented many
works that were BEAUTIFUL and WIN tniS
group Of sulnlsts assisted by MISS 70
chrstra thrr. Will ne real treat IN
sturr for Nil music lovers ana there -
no doubt but that next Sunday inc
church Will u" hacked to the doors LA - :
wear when this work was given tHH
crowd WAS so large that ihry HIu |"
stand even in the lobby where the!
could hear hut could not see the SINGERS
at all. The public Is invited 10 Attenu
the first of the winters Sunday alter
noon uratorios.
Prof Hocl7lc will direct the work ard
viii be- assisted by Mr.. Fred Campbell
vIniinist. who has direction OF Tn" or
chcstra. This combination of artists
will handle the work In very mus 'e''"'
~ manner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
members and their friends and all OF
loved the evening"

members and their friends and all en-
joyed the evening.
A very interesting program was rem
dered during the evening. which was
! opened by Brother Harry Gordon. muSi-
! cal director. A selection was then rem
dered by the orchestra followed by
duet by the Misses Minnetta Wagner
and Dortha Bell.
Miss Madeline Evel and Francis John
son then rscited the virginia 'Rtsto'
Gratis" which held the entire audience
spellbound. They received much APP
plause and returned to the stage and re-
! cited again.
Brother George r. Butts. who Is well
known, then delivered very stirring
address, taking as his subject Tho Re-
views Of the Ohio Valley Lodge" from
It's small beginning up TO the present
time. The orchestra then rendered an
other selection.
Miss Lrtp johnson. well known young
! lady Of Warwood. sang solo which
all enjoyed. Edward Schmeichel and
Robert Fisher. then entertained the
audience Tor some little time with thciI
act Of swinging the Indian clubs.
Mr.. David Daniels then gave violin
solo. solo. Miss MarCella Mayors re.
cited Window Lights" which received
much applause. Brother George Delters
and his wife sang Il duet and played an
! other piece which brought the program
TO i close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
ONE SOLDIER IN
CAMP VOTED TUESDAY
Ballot Mailed from Columbus Opened
by County Commissioners Yesterday

II. e. Underwood. clerk Of the ONO
county hoard Of commissioners stated
last night that one solder serving IN IL,
the United States army ana STA LOTT"
days election.
Paners were scnt him before the cleo
,iur and the vote had been received pc
fore the general election. as II was :h,
possible for him to get furlonea !"
come to the city TO cast his vote IN
precinct No. c Of Webster district. -,
His ballots were no, opened nntIs
Yesterday when canvass was made "l
the votes at which time 1t was aa"eo "
INC totals In that precinct
MIR, Underwood said he Is the oniy
soldier that couldn't get home to cast
his vote and that is IN" reason Tor NE
change being made in the laws OF me
state so that such persons Will hot 'ose
their vote no matter how far the! are
,way from home. just as lu4ng as they
send word TO the commissioners
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
Foley's
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND

WHIT OSlNN
CLEARS THE THROAT Of phlcsm
End mucus, stops that tickling, opens the
air passages for easier breathing and coats
the raw, inhamed surfaces with q heal.
ing. soothing medicine.
Grateful Father Tells What 1t Did
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writes: ! have . little girl years who has
food deal Of trouble With Group. have used
Foley, Honey and Tar Compound. giving It 10
her according to dIrectiens and obtaining instant
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Parents who use FoIey's Honey and
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09

WAR SAVING STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
TRACTION CD.
WINS IN COURT.
o. s. JUDGE IN COLUMBUS DENIES
INJUNCTION APPLICATIOH or
TOWN OF MARTINS Percy.
CASE rs oUTaRowTH or CoNTEo-
VERSY BETWEEN TRACTION
COMFANY AND CITY OFFICIALS

G. p. Billings. vice president and gem
eral manager Of the Wheeling Ira ton
company, received word yesterday AFTER
United States District Court at Column
bus, in the action OF application for a
perpetual restraining injunction against
the traction company.
Judge Safer refused TO grant the IN
junction proceeding. and held that A
holder Of n franchise cannot be revoked.
unless uIdIr proper application He ru'-
ed the forfeiture OF q franchiScCannot he
brought about by virtue Of revoktnG it,.
The slit Is the outgrowth of cnnir"-
versy last June between the Wheeling
Traction conpanyand the City Of Mar
tins Ferry over the fare increa 81. Tho
ritv ordered the co,npany's franchise re-
move all tracks. lines and poles at once.
The application followed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
IDENTIFY BODY

!: was learned here yesterday that
the body Of the man who was run down
last week near Follansbeo ny an automo-
bile driven by Raymond Radcliffe. was
identified yesterday AZ that of George
Measo. former mill worker at Beech Bot
tom. Friends took charge OF the body
and interment WAS in Brooke cemetery.
Ratcl!ffe was exonerated by n cor0-
| ncr's jury. the verdict being unavoidable
death. The man. II IS said. stopped In
front Of the machine from out OF the
car tracks. blinded by head lights on a
street car.
AT first II was thought the man might
have been from this city. A prominent
last week, and answered the description
or the dead man. but friends after view
Ing the body declared it was not tho
local man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
FArAL AUTO CRASH

Doylcstown, Pa. Nov. SIN n era 81
If three motor cara today on tho Buck
ingham pike, near Mechanics valley
Eurks county. ono man was Killed and
i've Their persons. three In the same
fan were injured.
Karl Harding. IS years old. Of La
haska. driver Of one of the cars, wa
killed.
The Injured arc Wallace Harding. ~
years old. brother OF Karl, Mrs. karl
Harding. Harriet Harding. daughter "
Mrs. Karl Harding. Charles Bissey Of
Lahaska, and his wife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09

buy WAR SAVING STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
FORMER WHEELING
MAN IN OPERA
Mr., Henry W. Hughes to Appear Here
Next monday aud TusGday.

Tho CreatOrc Grand Opera company
will appear in Wheeling Mohdd! "mu
,ruesday evening, November 10, and 10,
at tho Court theatre.
Wheeling people will be particularly
Interested in one OF the bassos Mr.Hcnry
Weldon. which il the operate naino
t,kcn bv Ar. Henry ". Hughes. former
resident. who Is we'll known 10 Wheeling
people.
active Ii,rt in the musical activities OF
wheeling. and for number OF years Was
ono Of ,h, most popular local vocaliSts.
He left Wheeling several years ago. go
ing abroad 10 study music. and took up
graduated In operate music, and took UP
@pc-,, work In New York City under tho
operate name OF Henry Weldon.
Hjs MANY friends will doubtless be
glad to welcome him to this city next
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09

BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
FIGHTS WITH WIFE

John Glasscock, who resides ut MOI
art Terrace was arrested last night by
Detective Eddie McKown on Il charge OF
heating his wife. 1t is understood that
John and his wife got into an argument
over something which Is not known and
one word brought on another until she
had 10 call the police.
John was taken to the Central police
station and later taken TO the cooler
until this morning when he viii he ar
ra!gned before Judge John S. Ritz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
ANNIVERSARY OF
V.LODGE, K. OF P;
Interesting Program Hsard Last Even.
Ing as Elhs Climb BY Members
and fr1sna8-

The thIrty-seventh anniversary OF
Ohio Valley lodge No. 81, Of Knights OF
PYthias, was held last night at the Elks
Club on Fifteenth street. The affair
was attended by q large majority OF the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-20
Uncle Teds Ted
Time Stories

in Washington has done to help such
fellows as Tommy Smith, answered
his uncle. They have passed bill
which will help the Smiths to get
along without outsids help. This
new bill means more thaa Just help
ing Tommy Smith. II means helping
thousands Of fellows like him."
How much will Tommy get?"
THE men who were wounded in
the war;" answered Uncle Ted. ARE
under this new bill, grouped in four
classes. That Is. those whose injur-
les are total temporary, total per-
manent. partial temporary and par
tial permanent Tommy was gassed
and he has been very sick ever
since. He MAY get we'll and he may
not. Therefore he comes under the
group whose injuries are known as
total temporary. Under the old bill
which was passed when the Demo
Gratis had more men In Congress than
the Republicans Tommy only got $50
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-20
Problem Of Aspen
Management

~ WIN
Throughout the national forests OF
Utah in particular the aspen or auak
ng asp covers vast stretches OF the
mountains at medium elevations,
Very often the stands are of very
low quality and II IL vey likely that
Ultimately Il will be possible to. re-
place them with more valuable ever
green trees. In the meanwhile. how
ever, II Is up to the forest service to
get the most possible out OF what
we have now. Investigations have
been under way for several years to
find out how to cut over aspen
stands so as to secure a heavy re-
production of vigorous sprouts. and
also to determine II the dense stands
o. saplings can be thinned out SO
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-20
WOUNDED SOLDIERS AND


THE SWEET BILL ~,r.,
Uncle Ted had Just finishea d'a
ner with his niece and nephew and
was seated in the front room read
ing the evening paper when Jack
came in. pulled the paper away. and
very seriously said Uncle Ted was
over to see Tommy Smith this after
noon and took him some goodies to
eat. feel so sorry for him. Before
he went to war and was gassed things
were bad enough for them. His
father is eighty years old and his
mother can't get out OF bed because
( rheumatism. They haven't ar
money and I don't know what will
happen to them. Tommy had good
Job before the war but now he cant
do that work and he gets only lit
tie bit OF money from the govern
ment."
"Well Jack, guess you haven't
heard what the Republican congress
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-20

who has no children got S45a month.
The new bill gives him 500 a month.
II the fellow has wife and ono
child he got SIS, under the old bill.
and he now gets sos. Under the old
bill the fellow who has u wife and
two children got S65 and II he had
wife and three or more children ne
got SIS. The new bill gives that
man 500 q month. II q fellows
wife Is dead and he has child living
ne got $40 month under the old
bill with $40 for each additional
child up to two. The new bill gives
him $50 with IS for each addition
al child up to two, Now in all these
cases, Just as in Tommy's case IL
the fellow has father or mother
or both. dependent upon him he gets
$40 month for each. Another
thing the new bill does Is to give
every ma who needs a nurse to be
with him at all times, $40 month
more besides whatever else he may
receive"
How much will Fred Jones get?"
asked Jack. you know he lost both
his legs"
Fred Jones'" answered Uncle Ted
because he has lost both legs is
considered totally and permanently
disabled and he will get 800 a
month compensation. II he has in
lsurance he will get $57.50 in addi-
tion to the 800. That brings UP
the question of what man will re-
ceive who, for instance, has lost one
larm at the shoulder. That is called
la partial permanent injury. and for
it he will receive 10 per cent of the
ls1OO or $40. In all these cases
whatever insurance man may have
with the government comes in add
ltion TO these amounts | have men
toned and which are called compen-
lsation. A wonderful schedule has
lbeen worked out in this new bill so
/, that every man who was injured in
1.-The war Is assured of receiving an
Iamount large enough for his paruc-
Iular injury. In addition to these
famounts of money. the injured man
Twill also be furnished by the govern
ment. medical and hospital services
and supplies such as artificial limbs
aa the director OF the bureau OF wal
i risk insurance may decide he should
. have. There are many other fin'
things in this bill which make II &c
much better than the old one ou'
4 haven't. the time to tell you about
them now. have tried to show you
, though that under the Sweet bill the
, linen who came back from the war II
such a condition that they canno
lido their work as they did before
have at least been remembered b!
the government with money enougi
Ito live as men shouldd live who wer'
willing to give their lives for thei
country"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-20

that those left win develop into good
useful trees. II has been determ,n-
ed that celan cutting Is the ideal sysr.
TEN for aspen. as only where there.
Is plenty OF light do the sprouts de-.
velop rapidly and without crooked
ness. Heavy grazing. especially by
sheep, has to be prevented, however.
at this period or all the new stand
will be destroyed by browsing.
The possibility of improving the
stands to a very great extent by thin
ming seems more doubtful, unless
the stand is very young and growing
rapidly. As the young trees taken
out in s0ch thinning would be Of
little or no value the plan would be-
expensive and difficult to put into.
operation. These Investigations, how--
ever, point the way to the ideal as
pen forest which will produce the
best stuff possible. and the forest
service will do all possible to work
toward the ideal forest as It's goal.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-20

month. That is because he was not
married. and therefore had no chill
dren. he received $50 a month and
In addition $40 a month for his faith
er who is dependent upon him. and
$40 for his mother who Is also de-
pendent upon him. That made the
total amount Of $50.
Now this did not seem enough
for these men and boys who had
given the best part of their lives to
help lick the Germans and who had
come back crippled for life. The
great soldiers and sailors organiza-
ton. the American Legion. of which
l am a member. felt that these men
should receiv more money from a
government as wealthy as ours. a.
did many Of the big men in con-
gress at Washington So one man
in particular, Representative Burton
e. Sweet. a Republican from the
state of Iowa. made 1t his job to take
what was known as the war risk in
surance act and rewritc 1t so as to
give these men as near as possible
the amount of money they should
receive, or at least enough so that
they could live. Too much cannot
! be said for the fine work Mr.. Sweet
did Oh this bill. He worked early
and late until he had what he
thought was the best bill possible and
which since then has come to be
known as the Sweet bill. Under
this new bill Tommy gets $50 q
month instead of $50. besides $40
for his father and $40 for his moth
er. making 500 in all that he Will
get each mnoth from now on instead
OF $50 month as before"
/ Did the American Legion think
his billS was all right" asked Ruth
1.-THE Legion not only thought his
hill all right, but at the big conven
ton in Minneapolis some months agt
Int was resllved that the Legion
would help. with its influence TO sec
the bill made a law. It pte ed Tho
house of representatives Las, Septem
Der but because of the peace treat,
and other bills II did not pass thc
senate until December 18th. Blu
what makes me so glad about thu
whole matter is. that the Democrats
have been saying that since the Re
lpublicans got control Of Congress
lthey hadn't made or passed any bill
to help the soldiers or sailors. The!
can't say word now for with thu
passing Of this bill which was writ
ten by a Republican and made
law BY Republican Congress tn
wounded men are given enough 81
that they will not have to get on
and beg to keep from starving I
death. II is so far ahead that ther
is no comparison.
How aboub the fellows who hav
wives or children" saked Jack.
II will give you the whole thlnf
Jack. comparing the old bill an
the new. have told you about ho'
much Tommy gets each month undo
, the new bill and Of course all fellow
In his fix get the same. Under I'll
old bill. fellow who is married b.
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