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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-14
MISSOURI S0l0N IS
AFTER CROOKED VOTERS
New Law Provides For Fines and
Poniientiary Sentences For
Corrupt Acts on Elec
tion Days

Jefferson ciy. No Jan n !
draft q tho administration electie
hiils ~hloA we're complesed AMI
made public today pro,bls heavy pom
alsloa COZ those who attempt q de
fraud elections Provisions Ia shs
hlil make peniienthr, sentence "a
from two 20 five ycam lor attempts
81 repeating
Anyone APPLYING for Ballot ln as
name n another person or who 49,
piies second time fof tallol IN
bis own name rs committing fe'onv
according 10 the biz
iesser otfenscs wouhl ~ tcrmsd a,
misdomcanors according 90 pfosl
sion 10 ibe bDl Thy lessor offcuss
are
rurpeselg displaying tl ballet "a
ehow how he has ,otei
Making false taiemeat as % b,
ahliis 20 mark ballot
lnterierlns wi'h ,utef ia IRE
booth Sc attempting 70 lnaucc ,at
er e shoN how he VOTED
For printer og tallols to deliver
off'elai talloss 10 other lAan lhe nr
ler Authorities ~ lhe ofleia's hem
selves e 40 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-14
PRESIDENT GETS
LETTER FROM HEAD Or
ARMENIAN CHURCH

Washington - Archbishop Khorn.
whose arvtsep scopsl >ee = Krlvan. can.
hsl q the Armenian Rep4hae tour-
neyed seven Thousand miles "a present
Pres'dent Wilson one ~ the Quainte~t
and most touching documents IA .ha
archives ct tie State Department ls
II Illuminated ~ the noaks - Eich-
ElsdEin. the sat ot she Armenian
ehsrch since Us separation from thc
Greek church, after the Council ct
chaicednn ln the year 4tI
The EDcyclicai Letter. Which the
Archbishop presented e the President
resds:
GEORGE Servant az Jesus Christ
ard by the 0nnisceut VIII of God.
Areh-Pries, and CATHOIIC0S or
ALL THE ARMENEANS. supreme
Patriarch q TIE highest Armenian See
~ Ararat and - the Apostolic Mother
Church ct Etchmiade the Holy.
To The NOBLE CITIZENS or THE
UNITED STATES or AMERICA.
"ArFEcTIONATE GREETINGS
AND BLESSINGS from the CATH
OLTCoS or ALL ARMENlANS ana
Apostolic chiet AZ the Holy Church *
Armenia
with PLACID. profound feelings os
devotion. ve desire. through this N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-14
tFlrst Published IA the Guthrie Daily
Leader Jan IA 20 18th. 1917
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORG


Sealed bids WIN he received 81 iAa
city Clerks office the Clty of Gufa.
rie Oklahoma 70 A VI January SIN
1927 tor the construction ~ sanitar
sewers ~ the following sewer dis
iricis. ~ gl District Number te2l
Slatg two and r)istrict Number tej
glAtv five
Plans specifications aud hlddns
blanks are on filo ln the City Clerk !
otflee and are open to publla inspec
tion
Chs y certified by como Dank with.
IN tnn cry ~ Guthrie Oklnboma. nr
bidder bond IN the amount 81 fJi
tive peF cent N tid wlil ~ required
"a accompany each bd az evidence
OF good faith and conditioned ,hat
contract and bonds az required Will
he executed and delivered within liNl
ten days from The award ~ eon.ra NJ.
by the successful bidder
The Mayor and vommis toner's -
serve the right 10 reie amy Or an
bids or TO waive defects and accept
any bid al their option
The Mayor aud Commissioner fes
meet 81 he Mayors office IN the Ci'y
Hall IN tive city Of guthic okla
hona January lSlh. i92I at the honr
OF ten A A.. to canvas the bids aud
award the contract at which time any
person interested may appear and
protest against the Improvement
Dated this ith day of January. 1921,
Geo H. Anderson
city Clerk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-14
WOULD EXEMPT corroN
FROM STATE TAXATION

slamo We deni know how to ns
values ou snyihus tn ibc rural t6au
tlen
At ronca yty aud in Kay ,ounty
'ames have shmssd more than 40
per o~nl nn wheat corn. sattle
hofeee. land and soWn ervpegtY ana
there are othcf sss'tlonn 81 tho state
where farmers Arr facing bankrupt
cy.s
Dan y Harley cnunty aasesaor at
Muskogce ,aho was elected secretary
of the board Is after profl1ceiang
landlords "a the state
"A Nant the man who oWna lrup
erty built 90 ore war basla aud
charging wartime rental lo raw
taxes on basis og lla revenue tnm
that property aud want To pfstecl
the man who built or bousht prop
rfty ou war a,asla lEls tax ought
nai 20 be az large as the nfe war
ownrr ! haso received mofv than
GOO protca,a against my TA,sltleu bu'
believe am right Il la ihA only
way We can get At ihe Fcu, hsa
,hrongh tax banls. he said
seasionn " tho aaeesaoru ~ere heid
IA tha fnduslral rounnlsaion rvoms
a, the capitol aud more thrn aevensy
ssefo present hmma Faulkner
county asaesaor of Greer county. was
appointed chairman n the committed
on Valuations. e A ONsal ~ J'ole
county. chairman of tho lamslatAso
committee. Dan y liariey cha'rman
uf the oil produ,ta committee. and
q. W fIiner chairman pt thu reeo
luiiona committee Tho association
will have but one days session
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-14
s .S% ~wN wNN
+ COTTON WAREHOUSE s
II SURVEY TO DC MADE

Oklahoma Cily Jan IA Al Is.
suit ~ negotiations begun some limo
aro A. Washington by the Oklahoma
Cotton Growers association. com.
ple'e survey of lhc warehouse Aeiit
les of the state Is soon Is begin
THIS eork wlli 81 done Jointly hv
ne Hnroau q Markets of Tho Depart.
meni % AerlcuIiute tho Okiahoua
s'a'c Market Commission and ~
oklahoma Cotton Growers aasoe'a
tiou
shortly after iha firpt ~ thn yc.r
= cotton marketing expert from tue
Department % Agriculture wln rs
placed q me fieia Is make CON
pleic aud detailed curve, in cooper.
alton wlth The local agencies named.
OF warehouses available, their eapac.
iiy and adapiabilitv 4 report w.iI
also be made OF additional ware.
hcaaes needed. Suitable location. ami
the sige and type required 90 propo
lY eervc the warehouse aud mafko.
ing plans u ihe oklahoma Cotton
Growers association
This cotton pu the part Of Fcdoral
and State DEPARTMENTS viii greatly
simplify The work 81 the association
iu pcffecllug lls warehouse Arrange
menfe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-14
SAYS TANLAC BUILT
HER UP To 1886 POUNDS

feg taa weak ana neTvoss 60 stand
"a sexan taking fAhlar ia January.
gSla aaa Ia short rne the eAs
stepped lofmlAe ard I voald ea, my
meals wita inore comfort. tog Cobid
clEesi a.S faod Wlta less tscehle /
fekad aa sescrsl pounds ia weigh
u.N nerves IMPROVED aud fsis waee
stronger
raeu / had ihe operation pctofNs
"a tai foF several monihs afterwards
MAS silt e-s Weak Ae&in I he-
ksa taking Tsaiac ana has sctaails
eali r.t aa tii ! now weirh d ha1-
area Aat ahirsNthfee pounds ! ara
new eating iasi anyin.ag J want Nifss
cai ae .tssi ireaaie aiief@a o. aif
usrytS af a reftes e.n iiuon
sitfp oart's every nikAi ana has
sieeasih IS ao n.y wofk ~lsacal eft
ting tired
Tanaso = sold sn Catafic IS lhe
la,ile Dfag ana Ssaiseaary Ce aad
vy 0sc4 Morris. Lowell. Oklahona
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-14

food vhiea asea lo le divided ia.
20 animal seeeiablo and mineral
and sub.disldcd ioio ehcap and Il
pcnstsc, ~ nov divided into iva nos
elAssificaiions expensive ana aaa
expensive aud taese. IA tun ara
sabd1sided inlo nolaelcss ana aaAlblc
It is with the latter class We are eoA
cerned TODAY
An audiblc eats Is on which aaa
niis e ntofmeni only after violent
strugeies and loud ou,eries some
can be oveFpo~ored rather oasils
while others require detn,o tech
nlQae
tfAskors afe rather easy 20 sntdus
as rs smorgos board the national
flo~er ot Sweden celery Il ono
the most plangeni look Il ua ws
dldl % lhe many lubcfs. 50 canea
because it is shaped like a tube The
cry Of she woande CELERY "a lis mate
resembles a cracked phonoeraph
cord ol 4 Chinese loye song.
other audible eats are tor isl SOM.
asparasur nuts vinegar pickles. iad
ishcs, chow mn. lobster ssfatoea
chips ariichokes And green peas IL
might 10 Noted that the green pcas
are audible only when they roll ft
the knife on 90 tho floor
spagheti is on ~ tb- audIbie
eats ~aicA requires well conceived
APPROACH and special technique OF
attack flfst yoa want io determine
whether ~ noe the spaeActii Won atv
about "a destroy Is ihe smooth,eeai
q non.skid kind We would advise
the beginner that II he discovers that
his spaghetti IS Of ihe smooihtresd
variety q pul chains cn Z Tho non
skid should Be beaten with ,ha
handle Of lhe knife uniN lg ecases
10 sQuirM Then it should be cut
cnt into saort lengths and tied ln
bundles 81 ten You then have aa
accompliee turn IN the fire alarm aad
during the excitement sou cat IL ~.
there IS sufficient excitement tie
spaghoiii oan hardly be heard
Or al the audible eats. the most
interesting noises are eAuded ly
VINEGAR pickles and chow mein Tine
native rr Of The ylnega pickle
remin scent of the sound made when
q Missouri mule pulls his 70 I out Of
he mud Sort Of oopkafooeh
The chow mein which la al oriental
tragedy pcaks 10 the language of
rs forefalhers~ language utterly
devoid of soft labials aud clutierod
with harsh words Of one syllaNla
composed of cultural coneoaaHie
who cannot gct along together
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-14
INDIGESTION
GOES, GONE!
Papes papspsn" 4, on,c
uNes Your Senf. Gassy
Ast Stomach

- = So 10 t.t o.
NtomAth sctdliA ,aHaea lnAle eaatian
Food soarins WHs dlnsrgea Won
der What Nlspt sonf Az mach WeN
aen te.hrf Tbs m0ment Nau Sat
tablet er iWu af rspse nlaaepsin
AZ the lumna 81 indlgestlaa aain. the
sonfness heafibnfa aDd a.'ehlHa af
SateN aue 81 afldHy sanlah sfl
woudeyfui'
Ni'lioha II peonle knoN lhat il sa
neeiless to tn bothered vi lnd
reeiiun iNsrepsia ar alaogd red
stomach fe~ tablets 1t raua q
hsafpsin utal siifr aeidllf ani eits
frlirf At ongr 30 WAiNAN' nus b
aeN rsfV nlsAe in unw nop 1
v'aN nisrfahls fn IS tekalAie snaf
stomach As you can eat faYerln f,uss
without tanslr iistgtas The tasff
N so lltlc rhe Anaals S. tfeAl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-14
HARDING PICKS DAUGAERrv AND
AERT Foa CABINET PLACES
90 .nnea ;1om rake -

tf|"tt fft"+ - tfNft- NFR -t
ne.see Nas the only one Sc the old
osfc leraie states which went
Tor Harding
Another of the boom> prehed
hy ths news brought hack from
Marion Is that pf \ ha>cou
Slenp. menher OF the llouse
from Virginia ami Republican
National Committeeman John
y Nereiead former member of
tlr House irnm north aralina.
is another Southcrner whose
Qualii alions for Cabinet honors
were being boosted bat Who H.
noN eliminated
Hert Loyal TO Harding
There IS no surprise here that
Harding aould be willing to give
llcrt anything the keniaekian
desired llcia was Friendly 'o
Harding candidacy from the
FIRST. though he was committed
% l.owslen When II wss seen
during The last few days OF the
hieago convention that Luwieu
gould mot be nominated. because
~ the fear of the delegaics that
the disclosures of the campaign
expenditure committee would ne
ton much Of load for him i9
AIRY during the campaign. llcri
became tremendously important
lie absolutely dominated the
tweniy-slx Kentucky delegates
The Wood people in The hope that
If q recess from Saturday until
Monday could be obtained lhes
could round up enough delegates
during the interval to put Wool
over. appealed IA IIcrt II vote
with fhefn for an Adjournment
But iieri lined MP with the Hard
ing forces and settled tie fight
Daugherty for Attorney General
II Harding bar been criticized
for one thing more than another
turing the campaign and sinee u
fas been for sticking rs hig
friends. ~ whatever cost. a. u
he easc 81 Harry n Daughcriy,
for example
incidentally although there hat
ycen little doubt about this point
~ some time. AIr Harding told
.he Tonne, co visitors that he had
,ffercd he post Of Attorney
leneral - Mr Daughcrty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-14

oTgauisaliof. 1H1nscrsi,y ssss collee-
tivciy. comhiDed h one body A. il
were yon gave and yoa hronght % Is
fhe fruits & your offerings 10 the sal.
walton and projection ~ Our Floe'
during the most bitter days 81 their
suffering sarerinEs which We a'irih-
ute @ ;he rigours q the War - I'm.
ersiioR srd to he cruelty 81 Our lsn.
placahle OppressorS
In expressing our thanks for your
generosity and far your evangelical
eomniSserafion. We IS the recognized
Head ~ Our spiritual Children com.
prlsine fhc entire Armenian Nation
would he .slad "a view your acts q,
mercy a. tokens ef Neur continued aS.
slStsnce tn the future and thar II i
yonr purpose fc continue 10 assist Us
IN Our regeneration snd complete lil,.
ersilon.s N the bahillmcut az self
governing Nafion. with these things
In mind Ne appeal ~ yeu aii 70 the
prelaieS ~ your Churches: "a your
fev0ut bishops Our brethren and hc-
loved m oGr Lord Jesus Christ 10 rsen
endowed with political and civil aca.
men. 10 those who have been called
mon Is the Lord . the Conduct *
Pnhlic thought and 10 every soul n
which the spirit of Christian phNam-
thrapr giows Come 10 oar defense
and to The cause of the Freedom ~
onr Flock. Come from the rulpIis ~
yonF Churches frcfn the seats ~ yunr
Connt Chambers from the platforms
q Public Associations: from the sane.
tnm ~ your Journals Raise the mighty
voices of vour Nation and of YOUR sym.
pathetic people. as those ~ unfaAing
and nnfaltering friends We nerd them
fer Tire saIvation of Our Flock. tor.
turea in body and soul through cen-
turtles of suffering And 0ur people
will forever stand In histor~ IS Wit.
ness thar Great Nation. prollac 81
welfare. stretched rs helping hand ard
mighty arm 70 raise them up
-The Grace of Our Lord Jesus christ.
and Oar thankful Blessings be with
yea eli, evermore. Amen.
GEORGE "
-Catholicos and Supreme Patriarch OF
All Armenians~
During the VII. year ~ Our patrt-
srchate az The Mother See of Ararat.
Etchmisdzln the Holy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-14

Turkey are found only 10 Central
and North America
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-14
GENERAL HARBORD
SUPPORTS ARMENIA

New York .--Af mass meeting re-
Gently held here 70 consider the need
~ Armenia Ia the appalling disaster
that has oFertaken 'hat unhappy land
the following telegram was received
from the commander Of fhe Second
Division.
True 10 their religion. language ard
race through q thousand years ~ per-
secufion. the Armenians must not no
permitted to perish. Americans should
aid them with moral financial and 10.
lltlcsi s8psdsi
- O. HARBORD.,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-14
Little Rock Woman Could
Not Regain Her Strength
After Operation Until
She Takes Course Of
Tanlac.

4 have tAkea Six acilits II Tan ar
slnce JaniaA y ard 'my wondsrfgl ia.
prorsmeri n ere a tooa proof sAs,
VAS tie rlsAg medicine FER m
kaid Ms Eal&lia Ns Atams - 1te
Mae street lAitie Roek Ara
For hong sisue haA Stomach
sTuahic aRd saa3erss esynna xord lo
tel For wou as MAS sg perfect
agony and ala 81 ,1,sp MAS s4mn's
sla-*ing. seal cst gfA / WtiEat4
onss - s'eands ANA sasYerea SD 5
SNfal sAlns fou ihe Gas ea >.s
stomach thai mV nervs wcre shSi-
iered and asv ssreugiA ail lefs ms
WIS advised Ga Aaxe A@ operation e1'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-14

Packers ara settling fvadf - fsls
iheAg eeliafa AsteFdlMs e . 1hh askss
uaTkei gvxieweg shvY ha - eaveFnouH
celIAra 81 f~plrniah wish Lard ana
meats aurin& the einsef pad the tlaAs
has arrived Wlhou they mast huy hogs.
The late q y @A4gt ones aasd in fe~
ply sa resnon@transn Nv an AA~peiatn
It hla free handled h,w haylng pol
ley IVA tAnA make a aallar on Eh~
h,xu Wn inut kill This " AZ true
naw as ls Naa sbvu lIoslirn hs~n
arc Alr cheap"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-14

e-cafczi Letter % Ours. 20 piacc b~-
fore yoE aud TO make known TO sou
toe expression Of Our deep gratitude
for The liberal help which. Inspired ny
a spirit Of pbilan1h ~. you have eK-
tesded 10 Us both - individual per-
ssnai dcuxfions and through the sus-
timing assistance and alternating in-
ssrruen.slltr OF thc Near Eas: Reile,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
DISAPPOINTMENT
Of WHITE SOX
TRIALS PERHAPS

chicago. March ?.---.tn attempt I" oh
ia.u pUstpou.ln'n Of s:H months III the
trial Of tn. th.ragD WHIT" S"N haS"ha !
players. indicted Tor tn" alleged throw
ing Of the 1919 world series probably
VIII he made next Monday when tNe
vae" - cal!"h. according 20 attorneys
who Will rr"s,rliir the Gao. lndl'I-
/ ions. however, w"r" That not more than
one months delay would y" granted.
Judge G"orG" Jarrett, who Ms re-
tanned about u week ago ny IN" Amer
,.ru League /" represent II at tn" trial,
to-day. sand that h" had come into TIA"
,.lSc 80 recently tuat Nc MS not ihm..-
.ar with It's details and wanted I!d'-
;lonl. time to look int" It SIX months
would J." desirable, lie said.
Two stat" attorneys "a. Ercd To IN"
casn have hr"n called on; Of tn" city. Il
was sad ~ tn" states attorneys "!!.c"
ami consequently some delay would !''
necessary.
Judge william f. Dover. VINO = ~
n-cs!dn. WAS ~ to-day. but his clerk
said that the judge had Indicated that
H. would not grant "much more ihah a
months delay" JuGE" l'''r"r frequent ~
has expressed Il d"S'r" 70 gci IL" trial
started a. quickly ;tS p"s$'hi".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
TEMPLAR MACHINE
DECLARED SUITED
FOR ROADS HERE
Motor Aele TO Meet Hard Strain Pu:
on It, Local Dealer Says.


The Wheeling district mas Always
hcen rons.ds-rl on. If the scN"rc>r
~, ,h ,,r,r, -, ,r. wear
.....,..,,1
ana tear ~ an E ,.'.. 49, ,,,,,,r -,
}. H. "'"" ~ ''''1'''-
yesterday.
|" NEE. -" 'N'>S'"S ,',,,.,,.h
mus '"'rS w. '>.''N,'' ,..,,,,,, -
f"7 power "' ~ ''',s' e'.'. h,,.,, -,
Adt'"'"'''' n.,,i.r-
i"rs' u",'F q" -s'r,,,on,..
S'Er.E", ''' 49,. ..rr,.
mt XIV s ,,,rr..,c, Witt,
'Ej, .. hore - r,";or has been
''r"' ,,t.rah,. :, much ~ enc
.-.,. ,,.,., g. v-c,t.-
men ana IN S'''e - ., ,ho
amour 'HN
piston u.H"eN''' .,,r
re ''"','',t o,,,-;r, 49,, m.
tiSc,E >'na"r '',' ,a,.nrn,s A..
market ~: n" l'"'' ~, o.,
though 2"sSeS.,'> o., 4.,.1,oa 4,
- "Sm'S !4.,'o,,,' r-,,,.e ar is .ri,,:-
II. =, 49, yac, .ha, j., vii .,,r IS t.
enc ga - ,..r,or ~ ,..,.n,iuc.
- .. - .@Jc nhre., and Singular
art-v into the automobi,c field t"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
WEBSTER AGAIN LOOKS
LIKE WINNER IN P, S,
Hxth ward Tossars Hauled Ashes
Against Centre Last Night,
Winning 23-6.

In three hotly contested basketball
games in the Public School Athletic
League basketball series played - tn"
hish school last night Webster beat
Centre IS to 3. Washington route"
Richie Is TO and Union won from
Clay IS TO 10. MarsChncr was tho high
scorer IN the WebStsr-Centrc contest
with seven held goals TO his credit. In
the Washington Ritch!o match Sanford
scored most for Washington with foUr
baskets to his credit In tho tn:"n
Clay game Shannon with fourteen
points for Union. and Cory with nT"
points for clay were the main point
gettcrS.
With but two moro week" % play Ia
the series II beglnS :" look again as
though Webster viii win th'' CHAIN
pionShip Webster has ROW won tr"h
centre. Union and clay and should hAN"
little trouble m finishing the season
NTH a clean slate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
Dizziness Causes Fall
Head Injured

"A year ago my stomach bl"ai'd 81
hadi, with E,S ihrl ! t'H unrCnHci"uS
&nl cat my head badly on corner It
,l"nr / had suffered from stomach
trouble ',.r @"vcra! Years and n" med
collie Er,p'! me Ia speak nt. \ druSglN;
patched NJ my head and advised ~" |"
,.~,. Myr'S Wondcrful Remedy for M
~innlnrh trouble. The results haze b"ru
rally wond"r:ul l have never had ANY
s.su Of my former symptoms sinr". ;
4 is a simple. hnrmlrSs preparation that
r,vrnvoS IN" catarrhal rlucuS from he
!ut..s,.ual tract and alla!S the tutlau'-
IN. On h:,'r rduScS practically ali
s,uuta,h h. Ever and intestinal ailments.
.'..,:Ginu appendicitis. Ga" dos' Will
rouy!mr" rr money refunded. {. u
rir.,si 4 Co.,. and druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

No matter what you want II vii. saws
You time and money to use lNlEL-
IIGENCER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

championship basketball tournament
next Friday and Saturday is complete.
It had been hoped Ia have the winner
If the Pittsburgh title here for the
games. but it was lmroSSibl" 10 Get
Fifth Avenue. which defeated S"h"n!ey'
on account uc conflicting dates.
with such %r:"uIld teams as S"hen-
Icy. Central lI.:h If CIc.rland, LatAy-
cite II!eh If Buff.,in and Central High
If Erie pr.n"d for til" games, M"adv!i!"
fans ar" louking forward 10 some great
basketball hrrc at the end Of the week.
1t Is PLANNED In play the preliminary
games all on Friday and ;tc mmn.S on
Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
SCKENLEY HIGH new
ENTRY IN TOURNEY

Srrc.ai Dispatch t" The lnuIi="nc"r.
MradvIll". Ia. Marrh With IN"
announcement that S"hrn!"H hi%h
school. runm"r-un for IN" cr;y basketball
rnampionshlp Of pittsburgh. Will l." her"
- represent Tho Smoky city. tho roS-
tor Of teams which Will compete in tho
big lri-Siatc injcr-CI!y lntcrschnlIStIc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
DAR|O RESTA|S
SIGNED To RACE
FAMOUS DIRT TRACK DEMON SIGNS
TO LEAP IN AMONG STARTERS
AT IND1ANAPOLIS.
win Pilot His Sunbeam, British Made
Car, over tho 500 Milo Speedway.

Special Dispatch 20 The Int"lllsenc"r
Indianapolis March @ Darto E"Sia
one Of the most spectacular foreign rae"
drivers and positively the most success
tul invader. has signed 70 drive IN the
sensational 500 mile dash for glory and
gold over the speed saucer Of the Ind
anapolis motor speedway Monday. May
80 RcSta will pilot 4 Sunbeam.
British made car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

State star, takes his son Howard out
upon the training grounds every day
and demonstrates the art Of batting
and fielding to his boy. 1t is sight
New York reports. to sec the pair work
Ing out togther each day
Burkctt is well known m these so"-
tons Of the woods. having played pro-
frss!onal baseball IN Wheeling. jess
WIS reared on the Island and his d!A-
mond career began right In Wheeling =
midst. Since he has taken up coach!nS
duties with the Giants. he is putting
. great deal OF his time in showing the
youngsters how to clout the old pill.
Burk"tt was the leading batter N the
Nationa! league for several seasons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
JESS BURKETT SHOWS
HIS SON HOW TO BAT

\ peculiar f"atur" Of tn" New York
Giants Gaily mlr'i"" "r,".rE every af-
I"-nonn. when nc rockies TAX" their
S,r.d" n tie" workouts, 1ur.H@ the hu".
par q: -, day.
Jc~- Eurkri'. former Wheeling Tri-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
GERMAN SEED ARRIVES.

Galveston. Ten. Mar. 9.-~The FIRST
CONSIGNMENT OF German sugar beet seed
to be received here since IN outbreak
OF the World War reached here today
aboard the American steamship West
land from Hamburg and Bremen. Tire
west,and also brought hops. toys. skulls
and tusks. together with 500 rolls OF
PRE-. paper.
Morris tribune., 1921-01-07
CANDY BOY PASSES
FAXED CURRENCY
Elves Raised to Twenties b
Simple But Successful q
,
Process

Dawson Sentinel-Bernard Maiers,
a boy living near Candy, decided that
it was easier to get money by rails
ing bills than by working, so he
devised a way Of changing the de-
nomination of currency. Nowthe is
in Jail for his efforts, rejecting on
the old truth that 1.-The way of the
transgressor is hard"
The young man made a die by
melting some lead, shaving it down
to smooth surface, and with the
aid of a pocket knife engraving
thereon the figure twenty in exact
similitude to the numbers ON a
twenty dollar bill. With the aid Of
this die he stamped the figures on
cigarette paper and cut them out
carefully with shears and pasted
them over the figure five. Then he
colored the number with paint and
pencil to correspond to the coloring
of the bill.
Maiers passed off about ten of these
bills, most of them on business men
at Mankato and New Ulm. Several
of the bills were found among the
currency at two New Ulm banks. He
was arrested and put in Jail at New
Ulm.