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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08
STEINMETZ ON RELIGION

DR.. Charles p. Ste!nmetz. world re-
nouned scientist discussed religion and
science in a recent address. There has
grown up" he said I'm increasing an
tagonism between science and religion.
making tho two apparently !ncompa ttble
with each other" He goes further. and.
by a system OF !nducuye scientific
reasoning. proves the non-eNiscencs In
science OF God and Immortality. lie
admits. however. IN tho end that tho
proofs are not conclusive. and tho ques-
tlon !s still as open as II over was"
DR.. Stelnmeta Is rairer than a largo
number OF scientists notably n. young
er ones. The scientist OF middle ag~.
as a rule, works and reasons from a
purely material standpoint. the spiritual
being oyershadowed By tho material
being. y, 80 re IS generally an atheist.
but by the. time he reaches so his vision
mas become broader. his scientific deduc-
tons are less material. his faith has
become more golden. and his belief In
God returned. Str. A. CONAN Doyle is
a good example or th!s contention. IN
middle lifs he was confirmed atheist;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08
THE FRENCH MENUS

Restaurant bills OF faro written IN
tention IN America The International
Restaurant Association In a recent meet
Ing voted 70 Danish the custom. This
will be welcome news 70 the patrons
Of all but the most exclusive eating
places. where the French cuisine is re-
Elected IN the menus and whore the
patrons may be expected 70 30 familiar
with the French terms.
The superiority OF tho French chef IS
not questioned, and the printing OF tho
bills OF fare In English will IN no way
impair his renown. There are number
OF reasons why French words should
disappear from the menus OF the ordin-
ary restaurants, the principal one being
that OF common sense. Even though a
patron be we'll educated. and speak and
read French Guently. he 10 just as un-
certain. In tho average restaurant, what
u
little education. Tho French forms on
tho menus rluctu,ate with tho coming
and going OF the chefs. and their skin
In the cul!aery art. which Is often pro-
v!nc!al, II II Is French at all A CoQuille
ST. Jacques In New York may be a
Boudin polona!ss in Wheeling, and how
many New Workers. or wheel!ngites
would know the difference from the
menu?
Whom we pii. on a "swallow-ts!l" and
60 TO some fashionable restaurant to
dine. a 81, OF French on the menu
hapomon!zes nicely with tho music and
the service. But Ia tho hurgy- gurdy
| days OF business. when tho average
meal in the average restaurant Is at
bes: catch as catch can" sort OF
affair. 10: US have our old fashioned
! bills OF fare written IN old fashioned
English. ,ha, no who reads may know
what he expects 70 eat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08
SPECIAL SESSION OF CON
GRESS

President Harding has !ntimated that
he win very shortly Issue a call for a
special session Of Congress converting
November 20. Il il reported as the de-
sire OF The President that Congress
clean UP It's legislative slate before the
regular session ends on March 4.
There are several matters OF legisla-
ton on the Republican program which
should bs given immediate attention
principally among which Is the need for
definite action on tho proposed ship sub
sidy for the American merchant marine.
This legislation will require consider
able work OF the part OF Congress, and
President Harding Is using good judge
rnent IN providing as much time as pos
sibl" for the necessary deliberations
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Mer ely McEvoy
ABy j. P. M C E Y O Yk-AA.

MOVING PICTURE ORDINARY HOUSEHOLDER AT RADIO s"
booh
Salesman g!des purring audoy
up o householder
smiles he thinks
asks householder lanlnaon
what doesh o
And isn" the a departure
Yes
nrcachosou GUITAR lapel
him ocome n II .oeth Nttle aer!as
And what II OF ampNf!erl
And the induction coil
Ism | Il
Housed agreesw
ling brow n
slightly dazed
DeaIen by loudhor
like o'clock Sunda lion house
not gong 10
alesuans snare
Another reaches and grabs him
Tvo more aisle bear th!ngama!Sgers
approach and thingamaooos
him
what. he O. polarity?
Anddd he co"'ae'
And plea this one steps up
he see al up like this
Ics-Yes Yes fcs-oh Yes
out
Associated Edios
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ANOTHER GOOD SIGN

The recent report OF the Con- ptrol!er
OF the Currency reflects a condition
in the financial institutions Of ;he
country that Is very gratifying The
total resources OF the national banks on
September Is, 1922, were u.2oG,9@2. 900
greater than on September :. 1921. De
posts Increased sS27.449.0Oo between the
two dates The report says in part:
Continued Improvement IN tho CON
dillon OF our national banks Is rct.e,t-
I'd n the statement compiled by this
bureau from the reports submitted as
OF September IS. 1929. This statement
compared with the statements as Of
June 80. 1922, and September 6, 1921,
shows that our national banks have
materially strengthened their conditions
during the past year and arc now IN
A better position 20 respond to the fin
anctal needs OF our industries than at
any time since the beginning OF the de-
flat,on period.
The increased prosperity OK the banks
Is good gauge OF the improvement In
business conditions throughout the coun-
try. II shows that the period OF de-
flaslon IS long since passed and that
the people Will soon he enjoying the
normal business lie and activity to
which they are accustomed in prosper
Gus times
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IN recent years ne has become just as
confirmed a believer.
A certain man OF wealth discussing
the existence OF God and immortality
declared that nc believed neither in God
nor the "heararter." lie argued long
and positively. and w!nd!ng-up said; Il
don't believe IN Immortality. ! don't
believe IN the existence OF God! I don't
believe there IS such a place rs He'll
but" ne added after pause. II would
give $4,000 to be certain OF II"
With all ;he scientific arguments.
with all the scientific proofs. as DIT.
Ste!nme,z says. the question Is stu as
open as Il ever was"
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Wednesday, November 8, 1922.
TIME TO GET TO WORK

Now the is for the people to turn their attention
% always duD
he
oasteaY
conditions OF
n
the denied IT, claimed legislation
adherents taking definite stands Is any
vacation, az asl
Nothing OF this VIII
conditions
should set m let
prevent employment
II satisfactory let Work
hwu for
work~ork
work FOR
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RIPPL ING RHYMES
ABv WALT MAS
CANOE
By ALT M AS o n,


ling
James said The FIRST VIII soon DO %
bu, do m broke aHeaa
my H. Misfortune nit me Ill"
broke her colaToone Inc
cc
oods by
your roll All merchant princes
~ who be delayed the CANDID
nortune fade be II year or week
hard 90 wy
of bale OF shredded wheat
can Kipqe whales - - Nathan ,s,n.,
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Canadian Postofhce
Department Shows Growth

Ottawa. Ont. Nov. 7.-peop.e In Can
ada received over half a billion letters
and postcards last year. according to
figures compiled b. the Post Office De-
partment. on an average OF about IS
letters per capita. In addition, the de.
partment carried 100000. 600 newspapers
so. 900. 900 parcels and. $50, 100000 circu.
lars. From the international border to
the Arctic circle tho post office handles
the correspondence Of the public Inc
letter mailed at the frontier post or
some newly settled area in the west
receives the some care as one mailed
In the large city. Inclement weather
never retards the delivery Twelve
thousand post offices. or approximately
one to every 700 OF Canada's popula.
ton are operated. The annual cost OF
maintaining the department is slightly
over 100000. 900. Revenues on stamps'
postal notes and money orders exceeds
this expense and makes the department.
sclf-supporting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08
INTEL NKLINCS
Nv. .. STANTON

4 Buda Pest item informs US tna' "
woman over there WAS arFesleu 4o'
irving to sell her daughter for goose
Over here it's the mothers tha'
make geese OF themselves "heh tLe!
,ry TO swap their daughters-"nu 4
wad OF cash-for some broken down
aristocrat with moth eaten title.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08
P ARAGRA PH S

nuts along
with II was oecauso
was 49, m,.,,o- an.
paron
tho small boy may take oS'h "
please .,.,,, ..,u- ,c,-n "a
but they probably never Will lear"
hnns-A rg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

The Scranton. Pa. people, who RAID
ed the Delaware & Hudson railroad
Yards and cOn!iScatod tour cars o.
coal 10 supply schools aud churche''
evidently thought II wiser to take coal
than take cold from lack OF II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Washington. Nov. PLANS to final
ly close out the governments inter.
est in the Hog Island ship yard at
Philadelphia have been completed by
the shipping board which will open
sealed bids for the real estate and
Improvements on January 80. Sur
plus materials stored there already
have been sold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

The Turks have evidently under
studied the exKaiser. TO judge from
their treatment OF the Mudania pact
as "a scrap OF paper Its several
scraps" now. We suppose. as It Is
said tina. the pact was torn 10
Shreds'O
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Miami, Fla, Nov. &c. F. Redden,
president OF an airplane company, an.
noInced here to-day that his company
would establish airplane passenger
service between New York and Miami
in December
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Bellefontaine, o., Nov. within
a few minutes after arriving here to-
day to attend the funeral OF a sister.
in-law. DR.. Amanda Hamilton, Of Gree
ley. Colorado. fell dead OF apoplexy to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

London, Nov. 7.-(By the Associa-
ted Press 1.-The British government
has directed the further payment OF
50,Q00.O00 to the United States on
November Is. to apply on the inter
est due on the war debt, pending an
agreement between the two govern
ments for the funding Of the debt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Washington, Nov. 7.-Release OF the
British schooner Buena seized Sep
TENDER "A, with liquor aboard outside
the three mile limit was authorized
to-day by the treasury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Annapolis Md.,Nov. Three mem
bers OF the fourth class. naval acad-
envy, were on the stand today at the
court martial which is trying Midship-
man John p. Gilmcr, Jr., OF San Diego,
California, on charges OF hazing and
each testified to facts alleged in the
specifications upon which the naval
academy authorities base the charge
OF hazing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08
State House
Happenings

Special Dispatch 10 The IntcllIGcncer.
Charleston. W, Va, Nov. state
Supervisor p. G. Rouzer today called
the second annual conference Of voCa-
t!onal agriculture teachers OF West VIZ
g!uia T. meet three days previous 70
the state educaIi"ua, association here.
Tho sessions VIII hr held IN The rooms
OF the state department Of education.
There are 81 vocational agriculture
teachers In various parts oc tho state
who Will be in attendance t. work GU:
the "Vo-Ag teachers Jpb tor l92g-23."
West Virginia vocational agriculture
teachers were the first In the United
states 70 ana,yzc their Job, which they
completed last year At their annual con-
ference. This job analysis viii TO re-
ytsod this year 70 make 4 more spo-
citic and keep /; up 70 date.
Griffith. Rodcs and company have
been authorized l.: the secretary Of
stat. 20 InyreaS. their capital stock
from $4,000 70 10000 and are making
arrangements 10 equip and make their
shop on the south side one VI the most
modern and complete roofing and sheet
natal shops IN the state. This IS
stcp a number OF the contractors IN
this city are taking IN ordrr 10 be pre-
pared - take care of TIE larS" amount
~ building that IS contemplated during
ihe year 1898.
]. 6. Bonnr, az the state department,
OF education. l":; yesterday iur West
I m NoSe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Dry Agent Is Modern Atlas. -
Headline.
We thought at first this referred 70
MS map" but on reading the article
We find 1t alludes to his lifting ability
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Berlin, Nov. Loss to the oour'
geois parties OF two seats IN "Reo
Saxony's Diet IN the first tryout OF
the republics new initiative releren'
dun has caused little more than rip
pie in political circles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

October Shows a Decline for Wet
arrests. "-Iead.Ine.
OF course the election could have
no bearing on this.
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doubtless feel free use
.poy,red adjectvcs II
Tsr n always Successful candidates worked hard ou
l,nglo long est Will have
everybody shocked az inc discovery NA -"
boyh o cigarettes
''0 ted by Edors)
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One advantage OF listening TO opera
ccptions Of the beautiful actors.
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Paris, Nov. 7.-(By tho Associated
Press. THE pound sterling made a
new high school on the Paris boorse
to-day. The average quotation was
C9 farncs, 80 confines. or two francs
five centimes above the previous top
mark of 81 francs As centimes, reached
In April, 1920.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

West Frankfort. Ill.,, Nov. 7.--Chas.
Sipe. 90. contractor. and Cecil Car
ter. 80, a former employe died to-day
from wounds sustained last night
when two men fought duel at the
home Of Sipe. They used revolvers
after Sipe had accused Carter OF pay
ing attention. to Mrs. Sipe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Lives OF candidates remind us
We could be one should we wish;
But we'd hate to leave behind US
Comments such as. 20. poor fish"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Some folks are a blessing to COM
munity, which reminds us that X. a.
Blessing is assistant attorney general
Of our state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Judging from the paten: medicine ad-
what a lit:le pill Will do.
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Berlin, Nov. 7.-Americans In Der
lin to-day were buying former Kali
ser Williams memories, handsomely
bound in cloth, for seven cents q
copy.
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naturalization Of the coal industry.
We fee! sure. however that Ike
most OF the rest OF Us. they are not
.ernnst the AmeriCanizatlon Of the
workers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Scranton, Pa, Nov. 7.-Michael NO
avl. was killed by fall Of roof today
in the Birds Eye Colliery OF the Hud'
son Coal Company. He was the skin
mine worker to lose his life IN the
same mine in the last three years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Just as We thought, there were a
few slight errors IN tho predictions
made yesterday b. he politicians,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Plalnfield. N. J., Nov. ELLIS Gal
loway tockle on the Plainfield hign
school football team, suffered a
broken back to-day in the game with
Batten high school OF Elizabeth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

New York, Nov. Mrs. Catherine
Flynn, wife OF a mai carrier, admit
ted in Magistrates court to-day that
she was the woman Rafles who had
robbed nearly dozen Brooklyn
homes, getting jewelry valued at Slo'
600. She was held for action by the
grand jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

hunlor. tiny litt!e wife wouldn't waste
SO much sympathy on a great ocefy huS-
band who has n pain.
The man who objects 20 that kind
OF pipe In the smohnE car Is theso
who tells that kind Of stories.
Bever!dge really isn't more conserv-
o,iye. I. is Jus, the definition that has
changed with the passing years.
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Wonder how long the women's secret
ballo: will be kept 4 secret.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

According TO the returns IN West Viz
sin!a, the people did not vote very often.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

These are the times when eVe'yono
wishes he had a private oai mine IN
his back yard.-Proy!dence JOURNAL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Tho Moose OF Falrmont raised
81 .0O9 for the Salvation Army as re.
suit Of the jubilee benefit staged by
them on Halloween.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Washington, Nov "a successor
to Associates Justice Day OF the Su'
pr"me court whose resignation be-
comes effective on November IA, Will
be nominated by President Harding
as soon as Congress rc-assembies, IT
was announced to-day at the White
House.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Or. Raymond j. EasSar and bride,
have arrived IN Sutton after honey.
moon trip. They will make their home
in Sutton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

VcnI FO~ hCtDrR WVTIINW I'N''VpVN VIC 'N''
II Is hard to tel which Is moro tu'
accessories foc tho new j.t-coupe.
Somebody Is always hali'nE things
week when Congress isn't in session
1t might be a good idea 70 give Euro
lions Of peace and prosperity.
l. both are poor. and ne IA o""-leg-
rcd and she chews gum, rest assured
IL = a love match.
The school boy who thinks e'Sht
nth. are REQUIRED 10 maze gallon Will
,,,o- raEo \ success Of filing sta
ton
The world Isn't really growing
better; (, jus; seems that way because
writer's have quit talking about he
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Memphis. Nov. THE trial OF Seth
W. Poston, c. NJ. Moak, r. A. Miller
and Albert Johns. former railroad
shopman, charged with murder IN
connection with the fatal wounding
OF Charles Lanter, a non-union shop
worker, ended In a mistriA to-day.
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day. She formerly taught in the puo
lie schools here.
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]. 6. Bonnr. az the state department,
o: education. lott yesterday ivr West
Liberty 10 vote. .-------.-
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| NEWSlES|
Washington, Nov. "a successor
to Associate, Justice Day OF the SUI
pr"me court whose resignation be-
comes effective on November IA, Will
be nominated by President Harding
was announced to-day at the White
House.
Memphis. Nov. THE trial OF Seth
W. Poston, c. NJ. Moak, F. A. Miller
and Albert Johns. former railroad
shupman, charged with murder IN
connection with the fatal wounding
OF Charles Lanter, a non-union shop
worker. ended In a mistrid to-day.
London, Nov. 7.-(By the Associa-
ted Press THE British government
has directed the further payment OF
10000. 900 to the United States on
November 10. to apply on the inter
est due on the war debt, pending an
agreement between the two govern
ments for the funding Of the debt.
Miami, Fla, Nov. &c. F. Redden.
president OF an airplane company, an
nounced here to-day that his company
would establish airplane passenger
service between New York and Miami
in December.
Paris, Nov. by tho Associated
Press -The pound sterling made a
new high school on the Paris boorse
to-day. The average quotation was
C9 farncs, so confines. or two francs,
five centimes above the previous top
mark of 81 francs As centimes, reached
In April, 1920.
Plainfield. N. J., Nov. Ellis Gal
. loway tockle on the Plainfield hign
school football team, suffered a
broken back to-day In the game with
Batten high school OF Elizabeth.
West Frankfort. Ill.,, Nov. 7.-Chas
Sipe %, contractor. and Cecil Car
ter, 80, former empoye died to-day
from wounds sustained last night
when two men fought a duel at the
home Of Sipe. They used revolvers
after Sipe had accused Carter or pay.
| ing attention. TO Mrs. Sipe.
Annapolis Md, Nov. 7.-Three mem
bers OF the fourth class, naval acad
envy. were on the stand to day at the
/ court martial which Is trying Midship
man John p. Gilmcr, Jr., OF San Diego
! California, on charges OF hazing anc
I each testified to facts alleged in the
specifications upon which the nava!
academy authorities base the charge
OF hazing.
Washington, Nov. Release Of the
British schooner Buena, seized Sep
TENDER "A, with liquor aboard outside
the three mile limit. was authorized
to-day by the treasury.
Washington, Nov. PLANS to final
ly close out the governments inter
est in the Hog Island ship yard al
! Philadelphia have been completed by
| the shipping board which will open
sealed bids for the real estate and
Improvements on January 80. Sur
plus materials stored there already
have been sold.
Bellefontaine, o.. Nov. within
few minutes after arriving here to.
| day to attend the funeral OF sister.
! in-law. DR.. Amanda Hamilton, OF Gree
! ley. Colorado. fell dead OF apopleyy to
| A SALE G
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10
TULSA L0WBR0W,
ARTIST CHARGES
ChiCkasaw Indian Would
Have Culture Made
Main Objective
UNL0ADS ON REAL TORS
If Anything Is Right About
Tulsa This Washingtonian
Can't See Il


Ihr commonplace dn.lurI I..UH nI
uu.iuuHa mems orH1uIf"I "I.0u a1'h
ne thc toal Estate 'H.H'nf.. 900
wuioh tangible Wuii'iH I'. OIL" d
and settled. do nor app .' .
Jeethctlr tcmp'ttu"n' ul over. 'n
Colbert Chinklwv indian nf'"
VINO was reared near IHN" .Inf" l
th" sou'h,n.' pan n' 'h' state '..
wh r''v O." 'NIl'..I lN ."
YORK hiH p'.H''ufl NH u u.H H.'
on hispl1e 100 iu' hHH N"..
colbert plainly aI.d Doll.
npiniuue .i suOH huiId 'N..
un''ghilF ana Ir"inl any 'nl''. I
pat hos 100 street PAVING hI 1000 ...'I
Estaic tNrNango luncheon 700 I"
Woods cate Ihu. .'d'F moo.
The young Ihdl'n HI'.i
teptlnand'd ih' ,N.hI q. .'I
acts insisting lhAi you W'" ''"'
nave fi'hi'r nl.''gh io u'NNp. .nAi
attention N'u u''d t''"''I
IN New Noik you w11'd n'
lhuEhcl h' TOR lh0.'g'uf lN 7'.H OUT
cue hohs hs thotr nave gus, H'''d
The trou"tc N innt you dpn. N.'Nd
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ment and amount OF nervousness
through which the people have
passed have had their effects
more on the women than on the
men. Another thing is that girls
do not take so mucn outdoor ex.
erclse owing TO the street dangers
"f can forecast with ahSolut'
certainty however. that with the
return OF normal times ,rish ,ol.
Icons again will become the most
heautlful In he world"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10

.0uU got plenty of publicity" he
advised
.suuc ur you real rsItie men
object fo spending ron minutes ~
leisure. 10 you have risen 100 your
uuairora. yol con spend ten minutes
49,. t0uf briHC anxious 20 return to
work
"Y0u may think I an very frank
uu tho reason iC'l y0I these
no. rH iF because You have lhrm
coming % you ] have lived in
Wash uHlu. and know whuf hlk
.Iuu. lt |. f,.uaI, iu COIN. buck
...,. UuHW'na J. am coon io |ouHc
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