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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20


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guest o. Mra. y N neatlms
xN y
Chts. Binngsley % Oklahoma cts
Is hsrc for f.w days.
Roland Cafa,tt will arrive Sunday
from New orleans 20 speud the
holiday. With his parents. Mr and
Mrs. n. ]. oantu
M
Gordon saeer will arrive Saturday
from Annapolis 10 spend tho holidays
With his per nta. Mr snd Mira
George speer.
gAM
Mr and Mrs. q. n coffoy and
MiNa ireso Duhgeen al OF winfield.
Kaasas Will arrive Saturday 80
Welt their aunt. Mrs A. G Hilton
over Christmas.
- ~
NJ. and Mrs J. W Oldham vill
have a. tholr Christmas guests, thstz,
sons Raho and Robert, and y r..
; Mouldtr u Tulsa aud nloce. Mrs
H. NJ Young and family of oklsl
honn City
nR Il
Mrs ElHs cahll ~ 1871 West
Cleyelafa viii have az her guest her
sister, llrs, l. C.IResd Of Gniette,
Wyoming Mrs Reed was. formerly
Hattie Fe'ton Of Guthrie shs will
spend tho winter here
81 * VI
Mlss Marion Ewing will arrive
from Chlokasha this evening to
spend Christmss h.ldly with her
parents, Mr. aud Mrs A. A. Ealng
She win he accompanied here by
her roomm e Nls, Ruth Roth q
DrumrIsht wha vii be her gutst
until sunday evening
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Mr.. and Mrs L. A. schrckram
viii have as thfr guests for the
holidays their children. Mr.. and Mrs
Frink S shrokrm q DrumriFh'.
Louis schr.ckrm of shldler. John,
Charlie. Sadie and Anna May Of
Tulsa who will arrive Saturday
HEH
There will be- q called meeting Of
tho D. NJ. c club Thursday from |
81 at the home Of Mrs y O. Johns
% max, plans far the Christmas
party All members are requests d /
10 be prevent
rs Il
Mr. and Mrs Earl Huffine snd 4
daughter, Gensvleye of Graudfield
Okla. will arrive tonight T. spend /
Christmas with their parents. MIR /
and Mrs. John Massfy. |
Kg VI
The Past Matrons club which was
70 have met next Monday has born
pos .poned until tho third Monday
in January when Il viii meet with
Mis- Anna Owens
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Don't forget the American Legion
Auxiliary is oollses.ng books 10 be
sent 10 the Tubsreular Hospital AZ
Sulphur for tho ex-seryice men.
The books are 10 be left at Cloth
ier's Furniture Store Put your
namo In tho book 30 you win not
be asked second time Mrs. At
kins. Chairman.
saturIsar evening The Mssouic
Home will have huge Christmas
tree FOR the children.
Mzg
The Phi Delta Gamma club which
was 70 have met Saturday with Miss
Alma Watkins has been postponed
a week and Will meet Dec. 30. with
Miss Watkins.
YHE
The Monday Dinner club will not
meet next week but will meet Tues
day January with Mr.. and Mrs.
II intz Braun.
r r y n,
Don't forget @Clarence" az the
Guthrie Opera House Thursday
M Il n
Farm woman's club. DIV. } Eill
have J Christmas party al the
home Of Mrs. George Rouse al
Pleasant VALLEY Thursday at an al !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-29

In tho form Of yapors, Eiyen on evenly
steadily and thoroughly for hours Afess
Application.
Thus. vIck1 b really . yapor lamp IN
sAlVe form
lnSrsdlsnts Of
great antiquity
Some Of Vlclu ingredients hAve boon
tested BY uSe for many Eenarstions past.
For tnstancs, Nsnthol = , ddin1Vs
OF tho on Of Peppermint, which WI
produced In Egypt 5000 years ago, and
u mentioned IN tho IcelAndlc medical
books OF Tho Thirteenth Century.
Several OF tho ingredients Of Vcn
-CAmphor. MenthoI Eucalyptus. Thyme.
on Of Turpentine-are given credit in
tho United States Disponsatory. our high
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-29
CITY PLUNGED
INTO DARKNESS
SEVERE LIGHTNING, PAIN AM
WIND STORM TEAR GOWN
ELECTRIC Wines.
Car Service Out-the-PiRe TIED up
Bright Light In BenYood ViclinIy
Source of Mystery.

Nearly two inches Of rain fell last
ri..li durjul. the severe electrical storm
which started about o'clock ana cause"
considerable damage 10 property. Inc
rain cam" down heavily for an hour u
longer and lightning WAS very S"'' =
throughout the storm.
The SharpcSt Of the lightning St"'' j"
broke over Wheeling about -" ''o'N'
III" l!ghts were put out OF coih'"'SS'''
half Il dozen times within i space Va
ten minutes. Tho criminal court r"''"''
council chamber, the Market Au"''"r'"'"
whcr" 4 boxing show WAS IN if"S'cTN'
thc.trvs. offices and rc*id"nc"S were III
dIrkncg&. IN" street lights were QUE
nl,, tho ONLY illumination was ir"h I"'
flashes OF li%htninr playing ~ the S"! .
\ rl.h tension line which runs over
Mozart hill from Forty-third street an"
furnishes electric. Nrht from III" Wheel
ing Electric Company I" ihS "Nt-l''-
riLe district and Warw""d Was torn
down during IN" storm. For i"''i
minutes the out-thc- pike district ana
WIrw,"d were In total darkness with
the cXrritl"n ri 4 few instances "h'F'
gas WIS burned.
Traffic on the inbound tracks or tho
Wheeling Public S.rvicc Company from
k'ul,nn into baker street WAS h"Id up
for over an hour when two poles were
blown down across the tracks, pulling
Ia" trolley line down Cor some distance.
Tn" ROLES fell between I;akcr street ana
Eis's station.
Considerable excitement was created
during IN" storm when i lug bright
iI&ht could lac seen In the sky as th"ut II
there was Il H.; Are in tn" direction ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-29

tonsIli,is. TlrHs gives equally quick action.
For surface Inflammation, It II useful
every day--CutS. burns. bruises. ScAldI,
bolts. itching skin troubles. chapptd
skin and chllblains.
And Just as good for cold troubles oi
srown-ups -hronrh!'iS. catSrrh. asthma,
IArynEitls. pharynSitli.
Doubly
direct action
VIII. works Immediately and directly
IN affection, 0, the .lr passages.
Like a llnIment. It Is absorbed thru
and stimulates tho skin. This relieves
soreness. l"uscns phlegm and eSes din
cult breathing.
Iikc yapor lamp. the application
over the throat and chest sends UP healing
vapur., which are imhAlrd With zach
breath directly into tho congested. In
famed Air passages.
Invented bya
Southern druggist
Some years ago l.unstord Rich ardson,
druggist OF Greensbnro. y. c.. was
seeking better way To treat cold roubles.
ne found how 10 combine tho best Of
natures remedies for colds into slVs
form.
Camphor. Ncn;hol. Eucalyptus.
Thyme. Tu-pcu,Iue and other volatile
ingredients arc So mixed ia this Ealvo that
their Snp"rs are Imprisoned until Appli-
cation brings contact with tho natural
heat ~ tho hn!y.
Then these ingredients arc released
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-29

Periods between min" AMI 1880 O'clock
last night. N"UuI$v!!lG MIS- in total
darkness due - III" electrical AMI w!nI
storm. The breathing Of i high tension
ia" caused tn, tv"Uhi" with the lights.
ON the circuit south of l'.ith street. tho
current VIZ :.iill oil early this m"rnine.
When tho storm broke. IA" rain feel!
m torrents :" heavy that people caught
on tho streets with automobiles were
unahln 10 see through the hownrour.
and had IL stop until In" storm abatrd.
Poles Down on Track.
Tho wind blew down two telegraph
poles across the Baltimore aud ohio rail-
road Ohio river division tracks below
M"unLSviilc. The poles were removed.
however, before any serious traffic tie
up occurred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-29
Benefit Dance.

Members Of the Ladies' orIcnta!
Shrine. Isis Court. Will entertain VITA
i dame" at he .Nr:nn hall N South
Whrrliu.; tomorrow evening. The ana"
has been arranged AS :, benefit for Isis
Court. D,,nc.uS viii begin At eight
thirty and VIII c"niinu" throughout III"
evening with Na ini"rni:>!"n i"r re-
tr"Shmcni; The committee on arrange
mr0tS Includes M,sdamc*; Edw"r!
Svhm"ichel. Frank Nyio and George
SE,ks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-29
BRIDE FILES SUIT
ALLEGING ISLANDER

Mary Majoros. wife Of John Majoros.
OF Maynard. and bride OF n few months.
illed suit In the common pleas court ut
st. Clairsville yesterday for 32.0h" dam
ages for SANDER against Joseph Sera. OF
Maynard. She IL repre- scented IN the case
by Attorneys Thornburg and Lewis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-29
SCRIBE NOT MARRIED

Elmer Cunningham. we'll known Reg
lister reporter. last night MADE en-
phatic denial of report that he wal
married Monday. Another newspaper
Inst night credited Elmer with having
stolen a march on his friends and slip
ming away to Wcllshurg 10 wed Misf
Mary Plummer. Of Sist"rsrille, but tat
young scribe declares there's nothinA
to It,"
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visitors Honored.

Miss Marie H"i: Will entertain with
p dir parry 1t Yer home IN Elm Grove
tomorrow evening in homer ~ her
guests Miss Aims Phillips AMI Mr.. Al
hanuS IA;':!HS. % Cambridge. Md. Tn"
affair Will hc charming IN It's informal
ny ana VIII include about tw"lv" Of
the younger set.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-29
Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. George Wc!mrr VIII 20 hostess
10 the members nt tho "Wednesday After
noon FRIDGE club this afternoon at her
home On Gi"awood Heights Luncheon
will 10 served NJ on" o'clock. anil tn
afternoon hours will he SneNt ut bridge
two tables accommodating Mrs. Wc!m-
cC'S guests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-29
Mra. Cnlvic Hostasa

Mrs. John Colvig was hostess at 4
charming bridG" tea az her home in
Eirch Lynn Yesterday afternoon. IN hon
or o: her sister. Miss Mae baldwin. OF
Nev York. whose engagement 20 NJ.
Arthur rUfort was recently ANNOUNCED.
Bridge wlS The diversion for several
hours with tho H""vin.; OF tea rs a
pleasant conclusion 20 the games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-29

Miss jin-,'S h"i."r ;h!s Afternoon. On
Thursday ,ycn!u~. Miss t:,t]N Hog" WIZ
ntcy,t:u Ni'; II Glumrc Party, c"inp'-
:is"urlur Hiss Hog. Mrs.. l"aH i; W.T.
son hJ> Iuv;tci u small group OF friend;
- )c her guests 1T dinner IT her h"i"'
ia W"odS,lLlr Friday evening. with MIS-
Hoe a. honor guest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-29
Club Dance

Tho Waite Lily Cluh II E"l'aLre VIII
Ianrc this evening at Tia" u'!h l'e!l"ws
hail "t that city. The lIarm"nv l:"yS
will furnish TIA" dane" mus:". Tn" COM
:I,Ittc" on arran=cmcS;S Includes M"SSrs
B.tncy. MlriinS. Smith and ONley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-29

Miss Dorothy I:crHS and Miss Good
wyn pvAncy returned yesterday evening
from Pittsburgh. wh"r" they spent the
w"rh-"nI aS ;ur guests Of Mrs. w. \.
RcuShuw
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For Miss HO%c.

Ms Iu'il HOG" az Wr~'!r=t'.: >
=. vi" has been vi$i'!ni' Miss Flor NJ.
Nore ~ her home IN Wn"'!~'lal.. wsu
h. c"mDl!,ncrt"h n several charri.r'.
I:fairs this wnch Miss E.rtha Wi,S,.i
viii entertain with th"atr. part -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-29

ct authority on drugs and thsir seaons.
for the worry effects that Are most dAArS1
In al kinds OF cold troubles
How Vieks shsuA
b used
For Spasmodie Group, ChildrOn's
CoIds-RubV iclo over The throat and chest
until the dinbcult breathing 10 relieved. then
spread on thickly and cover With . hos
flannel cloth. ODs application - bod
time usually prsvsuts . night attack OF
Group.
For Dssp Chest CoIds, Sore Threat,
TonsiIitis, Bronchitis, CouShs-Vicks
should 10 applied over the throat And
chest-H necessary. nrst using hot. wet
cloths to open the pores Of tho sdn-then
rubbed in we'll until tho skin II rod: speeAd
on thIckiy and covered With one OF two
thickneses OF hot flannel cloths. II tie
cough Is annoying. . small piece tho size
OF q PEA can be swallowed every few
hours.
For Head Colds, Asthma, Catarrh,
Hay Fsvsr-Eicks should be melted In .
spoon and tho vapors inhaled. or little
can 10 applied up tho nostrils and snunsd
up tho head
Vapors
important
Remember that bali the e:ect Of Web
| Is In tho inhalation Of It's vapOrA 30
when applied over throat and chest leave
bed-coverings and night clothing loosa
1t tho neck % that these vAposs - b
freely inhaled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-29
NSerT

Misses
Sally Thurmcr
Agnes Cook
Edna Hoover
NIarGIrct Hoover
Isa E"wicy
Hazel Way
Helen Williams
Hilda Miller
DEtth Harper
Helen Brown
Mary Sturgeon
Celia Parker
Er1a Miller
HaAl Brown
Irene E"lon
He. Marsh
NeSSrs:
Charles pgtS
Roy N'sn'!Itmd
or Ft"E,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-29
OiI>n avcrts
spasnu'iIC Group
\ family
standby

For Other COLD ,-"uhr- NJ children. En"'
ns sure throat. ch,sJ colds. head colds MD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-29
Mr.. Carpenter Host

Mr.. Ben Carpenter WAS host At an In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-29
Enlargement Announced

itul!y Graves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-29

Haze, W heatlny
Ella Smith
Myrtle CLpay
Hazel Parker
i..linr Brothers
Mildred Brothers
t.Gua Smith
I-"ac Duff
t"r-nccs lNu,.nA
Marie Wilson
Katherine Hunter
Dpro.hv Mcintosh
Rratr,." Miller
Eir=inia l:rrke
clHn shutter
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-04
A DIFFICULT TASK

UyHE miners union at Herrin wilmingtonians
Il doubtless have noticed. is ndefatgabe in its at
tempts the impression that the trial of those
responsible for the Is persecution OF
the union than a prosecution OF murderers
A committee OF miners. headed by the mayor OF Her
rim who is a member OF the union made the of
merchants and bankers OF the seeking suretes
prisoners bonds the statement being made that
their action would show who stood with the union
In their trouble.
The result shown when eighty-six OF the leading
citizens Herrin appeared in and bonds
to the extent of ss,oOOoOO. Collectively they said
to be worth 5000 600.
Instead OF aiding the officers in bringing justice
to the guilty ones. there appears be spirit
structon throughout the community. Those accused
leaders OF the mob and held without ball. 20 be
men OF apparent intelligence and prosperity. They
seem to the moral and material support OF svery
element In the
It indeed will be difficult task to convict any Of
those indicted and thus vindicate the law.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-04
EXECUTIVE VIOLATION OF LAW

TN the of Maryland where there is Democratic
Il Governor we have recently witnessed exhibition
OF the Democratic idea the manner Of conducting
public business. suspected OF murder commit
ted in Maryland was found in New York and while in
the custody OF a New York he forciby taken
against his wishes by Maryland ofcias transported
to Maryland This is the Wilson Bureson democ-
racy II you anything and take It, law or no
law It extension OF the principle adopted by the
Democratic administration. when after the armstice
had been signed they seized tho gables war
measure" Many Dslawareans doubt arc familiar
with this Maryiand-New York case
II there is any one thing well this republic
ia that charged with crime entitled to trial
by process OF law" That right the courts 5ea-
ousy guard the only safeguard against tyranny
The Maryland authorities be actuated by proper
motives-the under arrest may be guilty-but
whatever motives OF the guilt of the other
there defense for proceedings in defiance or
law II the defendant in this should be convicted
after being unawfully brought tho Jurisdiction Of
the court there is every likelihood that appeal to a
higher court the conviction would be aside and tho
accused go free-due 10 the hgh-handed and unlawful
OF charged with the enforcement Of the law
The Federal constitution specifically provides that
a person charged with commission OF crime In one
state who shall fee from Justice and be found in an
other State shall demand be delivered up 10 be re-
moved to the State having Jurisdiction of the crime
specifying proceedings by which exrnditon may De
had These guard carefully against efforts to re-
move a man from State TO another on criminal
charges but for civil purposes.
The defendant in the Maryland may be guilty.
That is tho question presented in the contest be-
tween Maryland and New York. however. II Maryland
authorities 70 New York and take man without
due OF law in instance they do # in
number OF instances and tho methods may be
pursued by New York authorities in taking from
Maryland. There be only ultimate result of
such methods-i feeling between States violence and
boodshed and, what IS equally serious. contempt for
law when law is,ignored by its executives.
A secret organization known the Ku Kux Kim
recently charged with foroiby taking and
furnishing them without due process OF law. Quite
likely most Of outrages thus conducted the
work outsiders who used the X X. K cloak for
their proceedings. However that may BE- there is no
difference in principle in ultimate results ostween
unlawful OF citizens under the insignia of
secret organization and under the badge OF ocer
Of the law.
on the face Of the proceedings they have been
disclosed by press dispatches Maryland oicaldom has
descended to methods attributed TO the K. X K.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-04
TT SIMPLY EMPOWERS CONGRESS

A Ill humane Delawareans interested in the con-
N servaton child life and the and reason
able regulation Of child labor
According statement issued today from the ONCE
Of the National Child Labor COMMITTEES there is need
for clearing up msconcepton with regard TO the pro-
posed child labor amendment TO the Federal constitu-
ton. The committee has noticed that there is misap-
prehension current arising from the belief that the
child labor amendment is bill before Congress de-
signed TO limit or prohibit employment OF children
under IS years OF age.
The committee calls attention TO the fact that
sttutional amendment is equivalent legislative
act but only gives Congress tho to
as come within the limits by the amendment Thus,
though the amendment be incorporated into the
constitution change in the status OF child labor
Federal is concerned, is possible
until legislation based the amendment is passed by
Congress-
It is therefore TO identity the proposed
amendment with child labor or anticipate child
labor restrictions the strength OF the amendment
alone.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-04
For Services Rendered
and to Be Rendered
(From the washington Post,..

! porary tariff. extension of the Wa
Finance Corporations activities
under the Agricultural Credit Act
legislation clearing the way for CO
operative marketing of farm prod
ucts. regulation of the packing in
dustry and other remedial enact
ments were promptly put through
Congress, TO the end that business
generally might be lifted out of the
slough OF depression in which It war
struggling and that agriculture
might be drawn back from the
perilous brink on which II lowered,
While Congress was working. out its
part OF the party's program, the
Harding administration was direct
ing fits efforts along parallel RENE
dial lines. II was effecting re-
trenchment that would tighten the
burden on taxpayers. 1t was sup
plementing congressional action for
the relief OF depressed business and
for the aid of agriculture by point
ing and pushing the activities OF
various departments. bureaus and
other executive agencies in that
- Wd6 0dog AtoACA =
the confidence of tfrs nation in the
ability OF government to protect its
own and to promote their welfare
by IT'S acts. That these efforts Of
Congress and the administration
were effective Is proved by the not
able recovery of the nation from
depression that was soon registered
by reports from practically every
section OF the country and every
field of industrial. commercial and
financial interest. The army OF I'M
now enlisted in the ranks Of employ
ment. Agricultural conditions have
markedly improved and business has
revived TO an extent that warrants
confidence in the future as promis-
ing continuing Improvement. These
developments convincingly establish
the Republican party's claim to
support
Having effected this improvement
of conditions, the Republican ex-
ecutive and Congress then set about
making the gain permanent and
betterment continuous. This is the
purpose and the promise of the
permanent tariff. with its extension
of protection along ell-American
lines, and OF the coal commission
act, which aims at ascertaining
causes OF recurring breakdowns in
the coal industry with a view to
removing them, and OF much addi- !
tional legislation that Congress, in
cooperation with the administra-
ton. has worked out and put
through. And this is the purpose
that is motivating the administra-
ton in its conduct OF government |
and that is now squirting It to press
its plan for further promoting the I
public welfare, through ship sub
sidy and other constructive propos-
ais. The achievements OF the party |
In control to dam are large credits
TO its stewardship, and. considered /
as the foundation OF future effort. |
they attain even larger proportions.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-04
The Black american Soul
(From the chicago Tribune).

American paciflsts and league OF
nations advocates. including news
papers, Democratic politicians and
various organizations. blame the
United States for what happened in
Asia Minor. They say that It was
the inglorious isolation of this coun-
try which sacrificed the Turks to the
Greeks and released the nre and
sword OF Islamic fury.
They say the United States II II
would save its soul must Immediately
throw in its men and money against
the Turks. The American soul Is
bothering a good many people and a
number OF them are pale Americans
All the American inmates of Bedlam
must have climbed the wall and got
away.
In the confused history OF intrigue
in Asia Minor in the last year two
facts at least are clear. The allies
in dealing with Turkey and Greece
were dealing in the one instance
with a nation which had been con-
quered and virtually put out OF Eu-
rope and in the other with a small
country which depends upon sea
trading. Because It so depends Il
was easily handled during the great
war and brought in on the side OF the
allies in spite OF its Germanic king
A small dependent country and a
conquered country have been al.
lowed or provoked 10 conduct them