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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
LAST
CHANCE
TO SEE
RUPTURE
EXPERT
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, is
LAST DAY IN WHEELING
Free Information and Application
of Famous Rice Method On
Your Particular Rupture

J. A. Gi!EEan. tho rupture expert,
who haA H"rn meeting the ruptUrcd a.
his headquarters In thr Mcl.Nf" Hotel
for tho pas: few days ami demonstrate
ing te them Tho famous kicc-No OH surg
Zeal Rupture Mr;koH, will rrmaIn At
tho hotc. I'm Whc'!.mK uni'. "Wednesday
evening. A"ELhL % III Ct those who
arc rupturcI and wLr EaN" not taNcn
advantage OF ;hc opportunity which tAls
expert urfcrF should los" no time IN
,n...nG AZ II" h"tr! !" Sec hl"' ne
,tak,.., no ch..'i." whatever tor tho dem
.rusrrgFluu. al ir,. ian" HrpirhiInn OF
a." !,,cr Mr'hud To your particular
..sc.
X yrr arm rIpturrl d. rot let any
,rrc prcIru; yuV from seeing Ihir cs-
r,,r, whl.r Ia IS here" H." IS trained
un4,r :nc poTs"na. supervision Of ", :.
l;ir", Adalus, y, y. VINO perfected IN"
cnr Iuuud Hlcr MGtnod to which ii"
many iL"uLunGs have psrIihed Their
crrea IN letters written by them.
Zorro IN nud 6cu A~. GiiliCau- Find
"ut uu"u; Il i important matter f"r
Sours"lf Your :Trure comfort and free
dom from GuuEirE truhsrs - In" most
important iE'n= IN IN" whole world i"r
N.,r.. !'r..rn The !tatd ~ those "'htr
iLo.sI"a, g.: rurlurrd persons Who had
g, ':,-,. Marhcd demonstrated l" ;ho'!.
,.-r.dr4 90 ne Il. and have sInro re-
!,"r',.f 'r"nsriv, rs cured
T. Ip"s, not cost you penny 10 find
u.I "I lnuGt tEis Method to hANn /;
ruiy und completely demonstrated
i,sN, l'pun your own rupture. This is
wh.' }, \ G:,,.run IS hero for.
You buy n"thinR unless y"u ar" fni'F
rur.I :h,rr and H1A '"uB - huS,
You" llr:ic is short now -" not let
tn!s expert get away without your see
me- Nam aud nuding out nh"ut this In
uor,art m.,tlrr, Ho.ro:nber, thuro -
nothing else no important to you,
Mr. Z; llitG,u will bs lad to have you
call uunn him vt tho hotel. from y 10
- A, H.. or . to r, NJ, ar 10 In
the evenings during the remainder or
his. stay in this city. The dates are
August l, J and J Don't lose this
opportunity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
CONTINUE HEARING

The case of Thomas Monahan OF the
South Side who "ns arrested ny state
notice Thursday for operating speak
easy. has been continued until friday
afternoon at which time he VIII De ar
r,irned before Squire Charles J. Col
Lcnburr Monahan's case was to come
m this afternoon but due to number
81 other matters which the squire mas
20 look after it was postponed FOR fVe
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
RELEASE MORGAN
Man Accused Of Support Claims tc
Have q Divorce.

Walter MORAN sa;h IN h" from al
prnry;reu, family in West NirE MIA. va
arrested Yesterday afternoon at WH>nes
bur. ~. and brought here On :. non
suuror. "Earrc Ne was released as
MIGHT on bond.
Morgan claims he has been divorced
the hrrrre having been granted him u
oklahoma more than 4 year ago H.
was arrested last fan 4: MoundsNill"
howcvc- on ~" same charge. hU: la'er
released 81. teChniGal.ty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
Patronage BY Districts

On ,hn basis OF congress Iors, lis
.ric;4 fedora. pstvouaEe has been dis
:r.hu;cd in the following manner:
F!rS, district Cnas. IL. Ahrcns Of
Whcv..n... S;a'" federal prohihiti"" "ci-
,.r: Loans Bucawaid. United States
ma -Sual: and Chns. J. SchuCk. spcviL.
assistant OF The United states Attorney
rcacral with headquarters NJ his nom"
n Wheeling Mr. Euchwaid is also 4
; rSidenc Of Wheeling.
Second distriCt-United Sts'"s Judge
William f. Raker OF Elhins. special
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
Many Asptrnnts

There IS uiir :. .onE Hs' %: Applicants
for +, which las IL - figured by close
observers bon considera2Ey red7ccd oy
announcement tha; :he 'wn Senators
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
BELMONT MILL TO
REOPEN WEDNESDAY
Considerable Improvement In Industry
Ehown In weck's NIL
Activities.

With rr resumption nf the hig Rem
wood play, e tho Wheeling Steel &
Iron company tn,.av and IL" Belmont
plant :" e. "n in full Wednesday
morning. Industrial conditions wi! look
much brighter this week. The IABr!le
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
Railrnnd B-iefR.

A J. Rowley. car inspector Tor the
wheeling division Of the Pennsy. has
resumed duties with the company AFTER
spending a few weeks varatlon
II g. Lynch. division engineer Tor the
baltimore ana ohio. has returned home
after a business trip to Fa!rmon'.
Charles Coleman. freight conductor
for tho Pennsylvania. who formerly h4u
.harge OF Wheeling run. has been
transferred 10 Bcilaire - acts as con
t,,,.tor ON the Powbatan r3Lssau train.
Jack Ersste. conductor On the Wheel
r,, ,rerrn,paL has rctUrncI homo at,cr
a Two weeks Nar:tti"n.
Trsat yourself today -" pack
ayr Of B,uo DeNi. Cleanser.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
NeIo Life-SdUing Tests

> The tests for merit badge in Iife-
saving have been under discussion
for some time. Since these tests
were adopted advances have been
made in the science of life saving
that these tests do not fully meet.
AT this meeting of the board, upon
recommendation of the American
Red Crosh = nentirely new set of
tests for lite saving were adopted
CA new merit badge pamphlet on
life saving will be gotten out by the
editorial department based thereon.)
Tho new tests follow: /. Go down
from the surface of the water at
least seven feet deep and bring up
an object ~ inches or more in da-
ameter, weighing not less than 10
pounds. 2. Tow a person of his
own weight for 10 yards by each Of
the following methods:
(a) Head carry.
(b) Cross chest carry
(c) Hair carry.
(d) Tired swimmers carry.
g. Undress in water and swim 100
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
Troop Z
danny Ross, NopurtcrJ

OlarVcy ROSS, EcpurtCrD
Well here we are again, eth aC-
tive and gping good our assistant
scout master. MIR. Hirt. Has been
giving US boxing lessons and believe
me. we have some real boxers by
now which has put a little pep In
tho troop.
We are going 90 order n flag and
buEle, which we need very much.
and Scout Harvey Ross is RoinE TO
be buEler or he keeps In shapo).
The boys are going to take order for
mistlCtoe for the holidays to make
a little money for our treasury.
Anyone desiring mistletoe, telephone
Osnge 5792 and leave order.
We are glad to cay that we have
three new scouts and with prospects
OF getting more. our meeting this
week rs going TO be held out OF
doors for u change, as we have not
hdtl many hikes the last couple Of
months and the boys are very anx-
ioue to get out. We are all very
anxious for the weekend camp 10
start ana hope that It viii not bc
very long. Tho work of the differ
cnt patrols is showing quite u bit of
Improvement of late and are pass
ing good many tests.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

Say great jumping Jack rabbits,
II that isn't our friend Toby. Yes
II ls, lie actually came to our meet
ing Az he is TO he "A scoutmastcr
of some troop he doesn't come reg
ularly. Well no sure looked good.
You know what he looks like. Get
an owl put glasses oh him and you
viii have Toby's face Pretty hand
some isn't he? He sure has the
goods though. lie Is author of our
troop yell, which you have heard.
Woll, our meeting was called to
order at the usual hour by the color
guard and allegiance to the flag.
our bond was presented TO the
troop. We are alive, eh2 Why
don't the rest OF you buy bonds? We
are about the first troop to do this.
For work Saturday we decided to
work on our headquarters. A COM
mittee OF our members attended TO
this We shall soon he iu our new
room as II is almost finished
Mr. Bowles came Ia and said we
had fine bunch, Thanks MIR.
Buwlcs. And listen. let me whisper
IN your ears. scouts watch our stuff
Friday. We are going to show you
fellows about IS huskies. Watch
for us. ARE we peppy2 You will
sec We win also show you how
good bunch can yell, Wen, visitors
whore are your Say, Snappy Serv-
/ ice come over.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
Former Bandit
To Be ParsOn

CANON CITY, Colo.--From ban
ditry to the ministry Is the jump
Charles Clinton. notorious bank rob
Der and gunman, hopes to make.
Clinton is serving 12-year term
In the state penitentlary here. He
was captured I'm Colorado STrings,
after n sensational battle with police
officers, following n series Of crimes
that started police of half a dozen
western cities on his trail.
Snugly ensconced in one OF the
cells of the Canon City state prison,
each evening sits Clinton, middle
aged and prematurely gray, con-
stantly reading by the light Of the
one dim lamp which illumines the
cell he is forced TO call home.
Every evening wnen the day OF
toll is ended he peruses his books
scarcely lifting his eyes from the
printed pages az the hours pass until
all lights are extlnguished and the
prisoners are required to retire to
their cots.
And the books that Clinton pores
over so diligently are the Book Of
Mormon and other sacred books Of
the church OF the Latter Day Saints
lie is planning to enter the ministry.
Less than year ago daring
bandit, scornful Of God and man
alike, he terrorized the eutire middle
west until Colorado Springs officers
brought his career to an end and
started the legal proceedings which
sent him to the penitentiary
Warden Thomas j. lyman Is
authority for the statement that
| Clinton desires to become a minister
of the gospel.
Crime has brought me nothing"
| Clinton is quoted as having told
Warden lyman. ut lost me my
wife and baby. 1t brought me here
and / have nothing to show for
the years / was violating the law
and fighting the authorities.
II am going to study while 1 am
here. l am goEg to improve my
time. l am going TO enter the min
| istry upon my release-and / shall
! tell the world the awfulness of the
years of criminality; | can tell them
as no one else can, for | Know"
Warden lyman declares that Clln-
ton Is an ideal prisoner. He never
breaks the prison rules and is peace
able and obedient. And each night
when his day OF labor is over ne il
back in his cell. reading and read
ing--with an appetite for books
that is almost Unsuitable. Every
pamphlet, every document, every
volume he can secure that pertains
TO Normonism he deYours assidu-
ously.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
WdnderluSt Subsidies for Motorists

OKLAHOMA CITY 49, "Climb In
your house and roll" Is the some
what modernized version of the ad-
monition. "Pick up thy bed and
walk" OF Biblical times, but as the
simple command OF olden times was
the cure for many an ILL., so the
restless, rowing spirit is being salts
fled i'm these times of unrest. auto
mobile house dwellers declare.
The urge anu the cure have hit
several oklahoma City dwellers
about the same time, and I'm nearly
every one of the 26 automobile
parks in the city. a house wheels
ia to be found, for sale.
one large automobile repair con-
Germ has announced that n standing
order for these cars has been placed
with its representatives and that
there need be no surprise II I'm the
near future the poor tramp who
sldles up to the outskirts of what
appears TO be n village or town finds
1t rapidly moving away from him,
finally to vanish over the horizon,
Think OF it " one official OF the
concern stated, "all you'd have to
do IL your water supply got low In
one place, would be climb on your
front porch and give 'er the gas
Same way with other comm odities,
Suppose you had farmed out one
piece Of land. and found that on the
other side of the state or on the
other side of your county, you could
obtain land, but that there was no
house on it.
"Just climb in and drive your
home over. Take a little spin at
home in the evening, and sleep on
the top Of the highest hill in the
aummer time, and I'm the valley
through the winter, ! wish | could
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

20 catch Whiffcnpoofs and spoof
Hounds. thought ! would rite and
tell you that you all has beer mis-
informed
Uf course the first thing that we
did on our return TO civilization was
10 look a. the paper and see what
the Chcf wanted to no. You all can
Imagine our honor when we read
OF our Adventures I'm the Canal Zone
and others in saufrisco and all over
the ~. Remember Joe told you
once that this guy Gabc Winkler
was o kruk. Now this proves him
UP, because me and Joe has been
to s.. Africa since last Xmas and
here hc says that we has been on
tour with him, And deed Chef I
want 20 take this means TO brand
him hs o milicious prevacntor and
low down kruk II Rrccvcs me deep
ly To- have to run down the Scouts
like this but all sich kruks should be
drove out Of The Scouts anyway 40
I think that the best thing to do Is
to call the xxx and klve this low
down. malicious, sneaker, long cared
sun % sea cook out OF tho realm
of your fair city.
| think that I shall be in your
next Eounsii and n not mo and Joe
VIII bc ct your next years kamp I
camp sight for the next year And
hear that certain man has donated
~ going 10 build dam site. BOY
that ls o man after my own hart
ana toll him after he gets through
with you an he can kun down and
build on for our troop at Podunk.
THAT dam site Is all that keeps me
from kumming out there ana kiean-
Ing out your town, but as Il Is | and
Joe will let II pags II you will run
this gay Gabc out of town me and
joe viii be satisfied.
Yours angrily
RUBE 'GOGENSCHLOCKER
and JOE StiAGBARKE.
T. S,-Joe added that T. TO his
name as we kane through France
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
Troop 6

CJohu Gallagher. BeportcrJ
We have not been heard from
very often hero of late. But heavy
strBWs do not always show which
way the wind MoVe The attend
aupo at our last several meetings
was from thirty 10 thlrty-twO HcouLs,
which ls going about as usual.
Carroll Nurouoy, the once noted
editor ot tho "Nuity Ncwa," was re-
comfy elected uaaiAtaut patrol loal-
cr Of the Eagle patrol Frank Bo-
han, We hope you viii have some
real support from Carroll and that
you won't have 90 hMtl" with those
Wayvard Eagles any more. with
Carrolrs moral ana physical sup
port you two should have easy sail
ing with that bunch. No doubt, ho
VIII make ua good an assistant as
hc was AN editor.
Troop believes In taking nd
vantage Of every opportunity with
such Opportuno weather as we had
last sunday. no good scout could Pc.
sist the desire to take a hike. Ac-
curdluviy. we won't 10 purthcuIu.
some ten scouts, together with Mr
FroyWuth. Mr. RILEY and Father
bcprcitcTc. indoor BAH featured
amongst some ot the main interests
Camping was ideal and the moonllt
evening Immense.
Taken from "Nutty News" po.
combor 10, 1921.
Frank Rohan: "Gcc, rally your
cars are long
Tally. "I know II and 10 ! had
your brain I would br a perfect
mule
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
Troop S
(By sad SeryicoD


We wish the public would take
notice we have changed our report
ing name from "Snappy" TO sad
Service" The chief got rambuuc-
tious over the news that was handed
in by 'Snappy SERVICE" Although
we have changed our reporting
name for the present we VIII still
hold the copyright on the name used
the last few weeks, The old name
will be used as soon as there Is a
change In the weather.
Glad to know that Troop has
made a success of It's parking
grounds experiment. We sure split
the bank book with the figures Of
the kale which we made.
At oitr weekly meeting Monday
several very grave subjects were
discussed SOME re the boys wanted
10 give the high sum of our treasury
for charity. while others wanted to
give a still higher sum. ED Wright,
at this meeting, won his nickname.
Up to this time Ed has been untor-
tunate in not possessing name.
Upon Eds use of a certain word we
wish To tell all who meet him that
IL Is now no more Ed Wright, but
"Monotonous I'D"
The chief is wise old bird. He
asked why we didn't get back at
him. The reasons are; First, some
of the guys are afraid to get back
al him and. secondly, that he cuts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
Constructive Work of
Executive Board

Upon the recommendation OF the
committee on badges. awards and
scout requirements, entomology. tex
tiles and foundry work are added
to merit badge subjects. Require
ments and pamphlets OF instruction
VIII be prepared accordingly. A
significant change was made in the
second class test requirement No. 7.
which by action OF the board now
reads: Prove ability to build fire in
the open, using not more than two
matches. care for and nut II out I"
the quoted words being added. II
was made optional with local coun-
ellis, and with troop committees
whore not under council, to use me-
dalIions in the place of patrol shoul-
der colors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
The Chief Wants
to knOp

What you are going to got him for
his small sized stocking this year? =?
II Toby has cold feet or if he just
wants me to write moro about him Z?
If Gabe VIII he good now?
why II. G. Adams has rcd hair Z?
II you other troops haven't got
any pep. then why don't you sell
stamps2
How you liked Billy Sunday?
II Harding Sexton could really get
his report In this office on time?
II you don't need larger cap for
your head to cover those ears?
why in the heck don't Toby write
up this dope. anyway?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

appeared 70 meet with general ap-
proval The suggestion sort OF
naturally sprang up that Boy Scouts
were the appropriate guards OF
honor The officials Of the confer
ence needed no urging. The marines
were right-about faced. The scout
officials Of Washington were pre-
pared for the emergency. totally un-
expected though II was. From
thenceforward the uniform and cm-
blem Of the Boy Scouts OF America
we're the sign OF authority to pass
delegates and their visitors In and
out, and proud scouts OF Washington
were the guards OF honor OF the
greatest International conference
ever held In America, perhaps in its
ultimate outcome, the greatest OF
history.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
Troop II
CLIFTON FIsMRACk. RenorLer.

Meeting started at Z o'clock by
discussing our business. We are
thinking OF roorganizing our troop,
and kicking out the ones that are
holding us back, and | wonder who
gets kicked out first We spent the
last half Of the meeting in games
and contests. ono contest was a
dressing contest in which Mr.. Crab
tree, our scoutmaster offered a
dime TO the winner. WILDER Wallace
was the first to get his shirt, belt
and cap on and get over the win
ming line so he was awarded the
prize. We also had "A foot race for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
Payne Makes Plea for
Our National pmke

CHICAGO - Comes now 1obu
Barton Payne, director of tac pa,
Cross. with a new motive for n.
ing.
There is a heap more Ia bi,
world besides three meals a d,v.o h,
declared in speech az tba Anort
can Civic association convtptio,
here.
II refer to our national parks l.,
my opinion the greatest assrf. ry ,'
country, stated with rcosonabfn lin,. %
itations, are such national pon".
ments and parks as the ye'Iov.
stone. the Grand Canyon and otbc.
national parks congress has ss,
aside.
These parks should never be an.
croached upon for commercial pur.
poses"
a patent has been granted for
crotched stick to bc strlpped unor
tfs overloaded limb of frYit Tree
10 prevent It breaking.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
TUO NeU Medals

The very interesting decisions we're
made to provide n pin to be worn
by mothers Of scouts when they are
part Of "A Mothers auxiliary and
suitable design will be prepared. A
different action along the Same gem
eral line was the authorization OF n
THANKS Medal" to be awarded un-
der rules and regulations of the ma
tonal council to persons who per-
form mcritorious acts, or for spe-
cial service on behalf OF the Boy
Scout movement,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
Arms Conference
DisdrDs

II was one OF the most significant
testimonials yet paid to the Boy
Scout movement, Meaning the ac-
ton of the arms limitation confer
oncc at Washington, substituting
Boy Scouts for armed marines as
guards OF honor in the foyer OF the
executive offices OF the various dele
cations to the conference
Exception was taken by one OF
the foreign delegates to the presence
ot the armed rparincs az inappro-
pirate TO the occasion. The point
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

get out, myself. but I've got to NAL.
the things" maze
And so, the evolution OF the han,
berger stand porched inside 't'l'' m
abandoned street car. and tb,, w.
he horse drawn pop corn 's o'
cream wagon has commenced @ @Ne
Oklahoma has her motorized E,,e.u auu
ITS truly becoming a motorigy.Ss
age, one auto park ,aro,,i.,.al
laughed ''lher
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1s, 1921

Yards. 4. He must he able TO dem
onstrate in the water the methods
Of releasing himself from people Ia
peril OF drowning II grasped by;
wrist hold. front strangie hold and
back strangle hold. 8. Demonstrate
Schaefer prone pressure method OF
resusciation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
DenOuRce WinkIer

podunk Arkansas.
Dee. 18TH, 1921.
Mr.. John NJ Indy.
Scout EN..
Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Dear John:
Being az how | just got back from
n tour OF South Africa, where Joe
Shaghark and me has been hunting
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which Mr. Crabtree offered a nickel
and Donald Dixon came In first and
was awarded the nickel We played
leap frog and bcads and tails. We
also had AN antelope race md a tug
Of war Meeting closed al $3.50 by
repeating tho scout oath and one OF
our fAyurito yclls.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
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ont the news when you try o. get
bnck at h.s honor. Wise guy 10 ask
that question lu "The Chlcf Wants
TO Know