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Vernon Parish Democrat., 1922-02-09
Nerve.

That's what 1 call downright humil
iating," said Mrs. B.
"What has happened?" inquired her
husband.
'"The neighbOrs who recently moved
next door are going to have company,
so they want to borrow our drawing
room rug. 1 let them have it,. I'm a
little while they came back and said
they didn't think it was handsome
enough to go with their furniture, and
could lend them the money to buy
a new one"
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1922-02-09
PrOteetlna Men AaaInst ThemseIvea.

Protecting Men Against Themselves.
No person can travel north Of Fort
Smith, in the Canadian Northwest,
without the official approval Of tina
Royal Canadian mounted police. TO
go north Of there, the traveller must
explain his reasons for going, prove
that he has made arrangements for
transportation into the country and
out and assure the officials that he has
a sufficient food supply to last until
his return. If he can prove that he d
able to travel in the wilds and not
starve and that his business is legitis
mate, he is allowed to go on.-DeaEs
born Independent.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1922-02-09

drinking. Tea and
coffee both contain
caffeine, which has
q tendency to cause
undue stimulation.
The irritating effect
Of caffeine often
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1922-02-09
Powerful Naval Gun.

Ordnance engineers in the United
States have developed a new 16-lnch,
5O-caliber gun, said to be more power
full than any naval gun now In exist
ence. The gun is SO feet long, weighs
100000 pounds and requires $50
pounds Of smokeless powder to propel
its 2,4O0-pound projectile approximate.
Iy % miles.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1922-02-09
BRILLIANT FUTURE FOR STAR
Hugo Bezdek Is Enthusiastic over
Glenn KiIlineer Signed by New
York Yankees.

EFF Glenn Killinger doesn't prove as
big a sensation in major league base
ball as he was in college football I'll
miss my guess sadly" says Coach
Hugo Bezdek of Penn State
"Killinger is one Of the greatest foot
ball players have ever seen," con-
tinued Bezdek. "He should prove as
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1922-02-09
obIiqlnq Is Riqht.

Gentleman Mike-Pardon me, sir,
but have you seen a policeman any
where around?
Obliging Citizen-No. indeed.
Gentleman Mike-Then may trouble
you to let me have your watch, pocket
book and perhaps that rather nice
little stickpin. tOo2
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1922-02-09
No Reason.

If wives only knew what stenogra
pliers think of their husbands they
would cease to worry-Life.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1922-02-09

Many of our troubles are like rain
on a tin roof-not so serious when
viewed from without.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1922-02-09

Farmers work is so often we'll done
because he does it himself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-21
SIApYS1pE WOMAN WHO KILLED
HUSBAND TO he A11AIGNEO
AT IT. cLAnSvuLE TODAY
Coroner Clyde Xardssty 1sndsrs Yer
dict Holding woman 1ssponstels
For Death.

Mrs. Edith Fuller Shadyside woman
who confessed ~ Hiring the shots which
resulted in the death Of her husband.
George Fuller. in the Bellatre hospital
a week ago will face a charge Of second
degree murder today. She Will be ar
raigned before Squire III. NJ. Davies and
the charge will os preferred by repre-
sentatives OF the prosecutor. Coroner
Clyde Hardesty yesterday rendered 4
verdict holding the woman responsible
for the death Of her husband.
She will probably enter plea OF not
guilty. waive a preliminary hearing and
let the case go to the grand jury for
further investigation. The jury after
it's investigation usually fixes the de-
gree. The preliminary charge will
probably permit the woman to Sc re-
leased under a bond oc about $1,000.
which she - ready to furnish.
Mrs Fuller admits that she nred tho
shots on Tuesday morning. December,
IL which caused the death % her nus
band two days later. She claimed that
she acted In self defense. Witnesses at
the inquest Tuesday testified that the
woman had procured the gun several
days before the shooting and that sfG
had informed them that she would take
no more blows from him. They also
showed that her mother was the princi-
nal cause Of the family disagreements.
Verdict In Mann Case.
The death of George Mann. age SIS,
who was found dead Tuesday in the
home Of q foreigner at Georgetown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-21
MARTINS FERRY
k|WAN|S CLUB
HERE GIVES To
XMAS CHARITY
Committee Named to Keostvs contrtbu.
tions-IntsrestinG Meeting
Hold Yesterday.

AT we'll attended meeting OF the
Kiwanis club held yesterday at noon
resolution was adopted that each MEM
Der contribute according 10 their ability
for the aid Of the Salvation Army and
other charitable organizations OF the
city to assist them In bringing Christ
mag cheer 10 the needy President
Stein appointed George Long and Arch
Latham az The committee to receive
the contributions from the members.
The program at yesterdays meeting
was in charge Of Long and Latham
and II openedtwith a selection by Carl
Neer Of the Wheeling club. The at
tendance prizes. suckling pig and a
fine large turkey were carried OH oy
Earl Heslop and II. VI. Miller, respec-
lively. Kiwanis cigars were distributed
by the committee In charge. A special
stuntn was the imitation OF a radio,
staged by Harry Eesenhauer. member
OF the Pittsburgh kiwanis club. and
the stunt brought roars or laughter.
Theodore Rotherumnd made report
on the football banquet recently staged.
Directors Organize.
The hold-oyer directors and those
elected from the kiwanis club for the
coming year together with the new Of
rlcers held a meeting In the office OF
NJ. F., blackburn, at which time they
organized by the selection OF Supt. H.
G Mastor Of the public schools as the
chairman of the board Thomas Kerr
cher Is reported to have been the only
candidate for the secretaryship to sue
ceed himself.
arhs wondrous Light"
The annual Christmas entertainment
# the First Baptist church will be
rendered a. tho church next Sunday
cyeuinp at -7:3n o'clock by the choir
and the .cantata '"Thc Wondrous Night
,v,II he rendered. The following Is the
complete program:
PART !.
The Shepherds"
chorus. "Hark. the Glad Sound"
Duet. There Were Shepherds"
Rass Solo. And Lo the Angel Of the
Lord Shone Round"
Women's chorus. while Shepherds
Watched Their Flucks."
Chorus, Fear Not
Tenor solo and chorus. IT" You in
David's Tower This Day"
Quartet. Tie Shall Feed His Flock"
chorus, The King of Love My Shep-
herd is"
Chorus. 81, Came Upon the Midnight
Clear"
PART 1.-THE Magi.
Duet. "Now when Jesus Was Born.
Quartet, Where Is He That is Born
King Of the jews
Chorus. Light Of Light Thit s'ih-
eth
Solo, "l.o the star in the East"
Chorus. "As With GladneSs Men OF
Old"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-21
BELLAIRE
MRS, FULLER To FACE CHARGE
Of MURDER IN SECOND DEGREE

wes, or Bellaire, was due TO pneumonia,
according Ia Coroner Clyde Hardesiy.
The verdict OF the coroner dispelleo
the rumors tina; ne had been poisoned
The deceas ed was found dead FueS-
duv morning and the remains were re-
moved TO the Myers morgue and pre-
pared FOR burial. Yesterday taNl
driver rushed into the establishment
with a story 10 the effect that the man
had been divorced from his wife sew
'eral years ago. and she later married
a foreigner. The ex-husband had heen
staying at the home Of the foreigner
and died there. Yesterday Coroner
CLYDE Hardesty and Undertaken Frank
Myers wen, TO Georgetown and con-
Quoted an investigation. They found
that the man had been attended by 4
physician upon several occasions and
had received good care in the home
Further investigation showed that his
death was due To malnutrition and
pneumonia.
Funeral services will he held this az
tcrnoon in the Myers chapel Burial
Will be made IN the Rose Hill cemetery
Discuss Khan.
The principal topic or conversation
about the city yesterday was pertaining
to the warning OF the ku kluN Khan
that II would take an active interest in
civic affairs Jus; what steps will be
taken 20 bring about good" govern
ment in Bcllalre is puzzlins officials
as we'll rs the majority OF the citizens
Many expect that another message or
warning will nc issued within the next
few days.
Pumps Broke.
p,,D1pS the city water works
were broke down again yesterday and
raw water was pumped through the
mains. The repairs probably will he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-21
BENWOOD,
RIVERSIDE MEN TO
RECEIVE FIRST PM.

Employees Of the Riverside plant viii.
receive their first pay there In twenty
| months tomorrow. The pay day comes
at a most convenient time. inasmuch ~
! Christmas Is only few days OH. max
| Ing It possible for the men to make DE-:
sired purchases. ~
Upwards of 1000 men are working
now but the pay envelopes OF ma
/ jority will be a trifle slim as they have
not been working full time.
Industrial Circle 1Ist
Members Of the Industrial circle OF
| the First VI. E. church held q special
meeting In the church after the prayer
meeting services last evening. Mat
ters pertaining to the welfare OF the
! society were discussed.
Planning Entertainment.
Plans have been made to give an en-.
tertainment In the First NJ. +. church
Monday evening. Rehearsals are being
held every evening in the church IN
preparation for the affair which Is ex-
pected to be a big one. Christmas
tree will be decorated and refreshments
will be served after the program Ii
| rendered.
Police Court
One offender was arrested yesterday
on the charge Of being intoxicated ana
beating his wife. He was foreigner
and when brought before Mayor Cox
pleaded guilty and was fined the usual
amount This was the only arrest
made.
Dixtss ". Aces.
The fast Dixie team will meet the
Aces of Wheeling on the wheeling
floor Friday evening. 1t Is new team.
this being their first game. They are
| we'll organized and have practiced hard
n
To Give Entertainment.
Rehearsals are being held in the
Lutheran church every afternoon for
| the entertainment that will be given
! Monday evening. This Is an annual al
fair and the whole church will have
some part. The Sunday school will
have the entertainment part Of the al.
fair and will make It as pleasant AZ
possible. Refreshments will be served
during the evening.
Bsnwood Briefs.
Mrs. Ella Martin Of Water street ~
recovering from her recent illness.
Miss Martha Filburn OF Fairmont re-
| turned home yesterday after spending
some time here visiting relatives.
| Harry Lambert has returned home
after spending several days In Pitts
burgh visiting friends.
Edward Warwick Of Martins Ferry
was a business visitor In town yester.
! day.
Mrs Edward Butler Of Bellaire spent
Yesterday here visiting friends.
| Mrs Alice Smith Of Marshall street
Is recovering from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Morrison OF Cam.
eron returned home after spending sew
eral days here visiting relatives.
Master Charles Hunter OF Marshall
street Is recovering from his recent
! illness.
: c. Mandarin Of Wheeling was q BUSH
ness visitor In town yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-21

Expensive chinaware is tinted blue BY
means Of gold precipitations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-21

Thr annual meeting "r Ia" belmont
County Jersey cate" club Will he held
in thu Chamber of commerce rooms TO-
dry \ luncheon will be served at noSn.
TIE. morning. session. devoted I" bust
ness will l." held in the Ohio club head
quarters on the <"rnnh floor OF the hun
huildinr Thc afternoon session Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-21
Rutldtnr CONDEMNED.

In the opinion Of one member or the
hoard of education the West Bcllatre
school building has been condemned by
Tho state officials The board has re-
relycd a communication from tho state
DEPARTMENT which is not entirely clcal
on all points. but the general tone ~
the letter Is that a new building should
be erected The board is communicating
with the state inspectors asking for a
clear explanation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-21

4 lad about ten "earS of age was
caught by the management Of local
store yesterday afternoon in the act Of
The police were called
few minutes after the close OF school
and tn" lad was taken to the city build
ing where he was drilled by Chief Hy-
land. Officials had not determined
what disn"sition 70 make of the case
last evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-21

The Booster club will hold its annua
election Of officers at a meeting N tn
Board Of Trade rooms tonight at ':3
o'clock and a big attendance Of mem
bers IS expected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07
United Press VIII
GiUe Harding Full
Election Returns

Washington. Nov. z. President
Harding today viii receive full cleo.
tion returns from all over the coun.
try over a special United Press wire
at the White House.
The president is expected to sum-
Marie the reports and prepare> bull
letins which he viii carry to Mrs.
Harding in her sick room. All
through her illness Mrs. Harding
has. kept close watch on the cam
paign.
Though former President Wood
row Wilson will not remain UP for
the returns, democratic leaders will
keen the House on Street" close
ly informed tluring the night on the
progress of the election.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07
Great American
Jury Verdict Is
Be Given Today
CONTINUED from Page ~


and on that ground. very largely. has
conducted his campaign. Governor
Edward !. Edwards, Democrat and
wet, has assailed Frelinghuysen'g
stand ON the wet and dry issue and
o. c,1er qresi ion, ''.thr my he s.,'
:ns 81 Newberry.
California: HiAm J'inson, .re
tt.c progressive leni las nl:,r
bcr Of opponents f,r tlu sena.e.
am,ns thcm tslrs ri;ca Sins.lii
Socialist, author Of several muck
Baking" Ltvels.
Pennsylvania: Clifford Pinchot.
progressive, beat the regular Repub-
lican organization for the gubernat-
orial nomination. and has promised
to give Pennsylvania governmental
affairs cleaning up. John A. Nc
Spartan, his Democratic opponent,
has charged Plchot with being too
friendly with the old Penrose organ
ization.
In addition. Ohio and Illinois voted
today directly on the restoration of
beer and light wines, while Massa-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07
EVELYN sCOTNEY
FEATURE NUMBER
Opening Of Mcdowell. %. g. w.
Artists Course Proves One Of
Greatest Numbers Ever Pre-
ssntsd At College.

Featuring the opening number Of
the MacDowsll.o. Z. W. Artists
course ai the college auditorium
Monday evening. Miss Evelyn Scot.
noy. coloratura soprano. completely
won her large audience from her
first appearance on the stage. with
voice sirikingly suggestive OF that
OF GALL curcI-remarkabIy high and
sweet-the Australian singer proved
herself 10 be an artist OF rare &C.
complishments and supreme charm.
or all the famous singers who have
been heard at the q. c. w, n ~
safe TO say none have loft n moro
pleasing impression.
Sharing the honors OF the evening
with Miss Scotney were Macmillan
Rose, Russian vIolinist. and ElyIn
schmiti. pianist. both OF whom re-.
ceived unstinted approval. Every
number on the program was gen.
erously applauded and Miss Scot
ney. as well as her assistants, was
gracious In responding 10 encorcs.
The program was as follows:
1st. Movement Wieniawskl
Macmillan Rose
o. o mio babbino varo- PuccinI
t0h My Beloved Daddy
b. Tarantella Napolitann - Rossinl
Evelyn Scotney
n. lie Concou ---..--- Daouin
b. Ave Maria Schubert Wilhelm
c. Introduction and Tarantelle-
------------.------- Sarasato |
Maximilian Rose
Polonalse from "Mlgnon"- Thomas
Evelyn Scotney
Hungario Rhapsody No. H. .Liszt
Elvin Schmitt
H. ifte3 Albprti /
b. ! Passed by Your window Brahe
c. Fairy Tales - Komzak
Evelyn Scotney
2. inc Lark -------- Glinka
b. Hungarian Air - Ernst
Maximlian Rose
a. The Winds in the South Today
------------------- Scott
D. scotch Pastorate ------- Saenger
c. The Night Wind Farley
Evelyn Scotnev
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07
LAMBERT PRELIM
SET FOR FRIDAY
Hearing on Murder Charge In Con.
neotIon With Death Of Thompson,
Booked for Courthouse Before
Judge orlasby.

Charles Lambert. charged with
murder IN connection with the
death OF Walter Thompson. striking
railroad shopman. viii be given a
preliminary hearing Friday morning
AZ $500 o'clock. The hearing viii be
held In the county court house be-
fore II. l.. GrIgsby. Justice Of the
peace.
Untll he has been given n hear.
Ing. Lambert cannot make bond. lie
IN bolna held In the county fall
pending the outcome OF the hearing.
II IN said that II he IL bound over
TO district court, an endeayor TO
get bail viii be made.
Witnesses for the prosecution. nc.
cordlng TO the complaint filed In
Justice court. win he: John Fllppi.
city policeman who placed Lambert
under arrest Immediately after the
firing OF the -four shots which cost
Thompson his life: V. G. Donald
son, $. c. Wllcoxaon. DR.. l.. u.
Emanuel. WIN Mills and Dave Tuck
1927 South Twelfth street.
Subponoas for any Witnesses for
he defendant have not been placed
n the hands Of the sheriff. II is
believed by close observers that the
defendant VIII not dlvulge any of
lis testimony, Withholding all for
Introduction In district court II he
$ bound over.
The law firm Of Bond. Melton and
iolion has been employed TO de.
end Lambert Ben Goff. county at.
orney. and j. Roy Orr. hia assist
Mt. viii represent the prosecution.
That no arrangements exists be.
ween Lambert and his wife was
idlcated Monday when Mrs. Lam.
ert and her five children called at 1
le jail TO see Lambert.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07
SAYS FIRST OIL.
SAND IS STRUCK
teMaster Predicts We'll In Section
is4n-aw VIII ne Initial olIer for
chlokasha Field; u
cementod en- Sand.
Where win be the first oil we'll
for the ChlcknnlM fIeldg

Wnrfu VIII hu thu Ilfhi OIL Wen
for the chIckaniM fIeidg
Tha, question has been asked rc.
pcaicdly since July 10 when j. u.
NIchloa brought IN the first big
fhascr IN section 2g.5n.sw.
Now comcs Mike LeMnster. drill.
ing contractor for the sunrny lOil
corporation. ard declares that he
has the answer 10 the question IN
the company'a well IN section ii.in.
Sw. Mr. LeNlastcr stated thar they
have cemented tho pipe on an oil
hearing sand at a depth Of 1850
feet and that when the plug Is
drilled out. Grady county will 10 on
the map as an oil producing area. as
well as holding the record for the
greatest shallow fas field IN the
world.
To date, there has no one come
forward TO contradict Mr. LeMastcr's
abatement. II n known that the we'll
ia cemcntcd and awaiting the day
for the drilling IN process Several i
chlckasha people have declared that
they have seen the nand and that /
without question Il was oil bearing.
What's the Field Llmit7
There's another question which
has not yet been answered II II:
Where Is the limit Of the field?
Likewise. this question has not
been answered. Drilling has been
done In every direction from the
discovery well. Thus far all wells.
within radius OF n mile and a
half. which have reached the Nlchlos
iand level. have resulted In big !
sassers. Ten producers have been
brought In without single dustcr.
These have extended the field. east. :
vol;. north and south. Tho greatest !,
extension has been south whore
dackey and Mandeyllle have a
Z 100000 foot gasser. more than n
nile from Nlchlos No. |. To offset 4
his extension. LeMaster has gone
ortheast more than half mile and
az brought In a 3l.0O0OOO gasser.
'arter. LeMaster and Nichlos have
one west and south OF the first
ell and have big producers. The
xtent has not been reached. h
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07
Expect Marion to
Cast Big Vote in
General Election

Marion. Ohio. Nov. 7.-Marion
home of President HARDING proba.
bly, will cast heavier vote for its
size today than any city in Ohio.
The election, which especially IN
this state will either repudate or
vindicate the Harding administra.
ton, is of vital Importance to the
presidents home folks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07
ADMITTED MEMBERSHIP
IN EDUCATION CLUB

Fulton, Mo-, Nov. Miss vir-
ginla Thomson of Chickasha, Okla,
has been elected to membership in
the Athena Education club of VIII
liam Woods college. Members of
this club. who graduate from the
unior College are certified to teach
in the high schools of the state of
Missouri without examination by
the state department of education.
Admittance to this club is based on
scholarship, recommendation of the
faculty sponsor, and majority vote
of the club.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07

chuetts and California voted Indirect.
y. In New York, New Jersey. Mary.
lad, Texas and number OF other
states, the wet and dry question was
leading issue all through the cam.
paign. and doubtless will affect the
result today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07
USUAL ELECTION FRAUD.

Columbus, Ohio. Nov. THE usual
election fraud scandal Is on IN Ohio.
Two Pike county men are under ar.
rest charged with attempting to buy
absent voters ballots.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07

Houston. Texas. Nov. 7.-Three 10
one odds that Earle u. Mayfield,
democratic candidate for United
States senator. win win over George
H. u. Poddy. lusIonist candidate
were being given In betting circles
here today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07
WOULD BREAK WILL.


Norwich. Conn. Nov 7.-paulIne
Frederick. the actress. today filed
an appeal In her suit TO break tho
viii OF her father who disinhorIted
her.
Thirty thousand dollars Is IN.
voIved.