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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10
BLIND Or STATE ARE
GIVEN BIC SUM
State Legislature Passes Bill To
Aid Worthy Institution
Judges To Receive
More Pas

uk,a rlN Fea aa
plea 81 eeencn, tie oklatoaa .eas.s
fas voasa aoea 81 seeAlns
appropriate yaf impess sca,
she Neftheassera NonnN Al raNas
etaa Less lhaa an hoaf later a
passed unanlmoasI, a hgn aaran.iat
p fsssoo lof IS .sheol iss the staa
~ Nas oeee ara aee So sen sncr,
'ae lhe salat IS xur,slar esu,.
laafss from s. ee % stom yeas
h.il fasFus auhaudle Ar,4e 4
iafai lnsnase 81 UoaavG Ia .aH.se
standing was nassad h ,he house y
taY The eommlirr myewseaisa rs
th'fn fafiis hill reported. bus ao sab
siau'ial pfoof ot mapntr ieha, aas
m"iho 's ASS kilta 4 bll eeAiax
appropriate mot thai $500 $50 g. e rs
efficiency ecfleaigs WsueA rs tse
last tiscal Yca aas hr,msht aa "a
hs senate loda, m mada NNie nsos
'ess ~ ef'ou eer msae 10 as,s
vach 'tem explained Is iho seeats
Senators MAilas spd Fga8as nsme
eraw are ieealae ae Nph, asalas no
deficiency fHll fae Republicans ,te
saying iNlle en' understood tAee
wil vote aeafHs li as -.eY va.ed
spa.atfstnffN a4 sfa s..a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10

ihe a'gsrfsssa financial ssnsisoa aaa
skea for an extension
The coms sioa s'eo bear q
iesi 81 citizens 81 Williams a4a n
elalis protesting araut removal W
assent sefri Z from at iouu ia ia.
hena and 'ii sied fac maflfr 81 an
aereeu 81 Nf the Eidiama ysiley
failnoad thal llotn towns were is ~
siTsn az sar
haskeece Street csr oraer Mo5lfleu
The csriaaiion oonm ssion sN
granted the application o. the Nus
heeee Electro Traction conauay 10
Notification ~ the ostier of sep En-
her 3 la" era.nfine increased fares
3ae order provided tam SO per cpat
o' fhe rs. revenues from 'he u,e.
ftoH of the company liaee De- used
foe Improvements Sc physical psose~
az AND service ComrsHy and clsy ~
ficahs stated in testimony before fhe
awm ssion ihaf the agreement bo.
tween tire city and traction comnaiy
was that 80 per ceut ~ inc nes pr1
fss 'rec irea from the orcraiion og
she company lines duo 80 tho n.
creased fares. should he riilzei
for nnv~ofemeats of the properly
and eavlce The company asked fr
mod.ficancn of fhe order to compig
with this aereemeat and tae app't-
ea,zon vas granted 81 thc comm
eiCa -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10
NOSE CIOGGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream in Nostrils TO
Open lip Air Passages.

All, WAIST relifI fsur elogxed nos
trils ope7 right up. the air rassaers az
your had are clear ana yon can breathe
freely. No more h@9kinr. snuiHing,
mucous discharge. hes iachf. dryness-- 10
struggling ior breath al night. yo- cold
spr cstarrh IS gone
Don't stay stuffed MP Get a small
brtle Of Elv's Cream Balm from your
druggist now Apply q little o. tlis
fragrant. sntisepic cream 10 your nos
trils. Jet IL penetrate through every cir
passage al the head soothe and heal
tie swollen, infamed mucous membrane
giving you instant relief Lly's Cream
Balm Is Just what every cold and ca
tsrrh sufferer hss been seeking. lts
Iua splendid.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10
Shippers Oppose Aboiishino
Coronation Commission

~N2|~ff9 NFFVHF fNHSl i@ffNa
Coronation Commission
Tho Oklahoma Industrial Trafr
LfaFue representing shippers ia on
lahoma. has sent resolutions 10 sacf
member of the Iegisla nrc iroies.
ing against She passage of Bills fhai
would cnstall The powers Of ihe cor
pofaiion commission or hampa H.
operations by redlslug if4 apros ria
fions The resolutions rate tha.
shippers woald sustain great loss Il
the powers Of The commission should
ba. redw "a or crippled
Directors of the Tulsa fhansber n
commerce voted 70 support ihc Tul =
Traffic association in It's move "a
protest against any action 10 abolish
o; limi' the authority % the eorpor.
alton commission.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10
RHEUMATIC AIN
Rub II Right Out-~Ty Thtsl

Esmh~e unl uWlt complaining ~
a ssnall trial Nntsle ~ ala slaae "Sl
layoha tiii at any drug store and Il
irAt mafnsHs yanil b. frwe fsnsl
rheumatic pain. safnaeas and atld mead
fhnf suffer- Eeilef Ana 4 eurw awalt|
ssa t,et lsf sNt IasNha tlll' ia Iua|
"a ~d fav slAtNa, neufeisla. tays]
aaNps haskAehe. spFAina and awwlllnx]
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10
WfNo lha Nnu in NeHt Want
Aa fHiAg unnna elil ansae a

shss e raf rs NHf v0fA q
pafsA # rnae a.l w aHHa -
pY t0al up lAe mp#siva fNe
R lha iaifl slHe n WgiNia y naafH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10
FOLEY KIDNEY p,,l'
.x " | s. " " " y y y =
SUMMET PLANNING

IN ORDER 10 make The summer
enlosslie you should begin io =
y. i'lan for thls mon q Fsbr f
s aafy by csallnf the Wan Ad \.
Is Columns each day for off, nR 3
= in real estate that viii giye ym :.
y the suburban country. mountain +
3. seaside home yt want So
t much tee lae family
Ncw Is tho time when ar $.
gains ln this line are good Gel 4
y az this oifant work Of ynal
IS mer piaaniug now and your e
r every wlsh will be gratfed a
i faai IL 4 oa coil ihe Lead <
= Want Ads 20 yonr assistance ip f
r your ptunlnr e
" v * x y b xx :. xxr
The AVERAGE American uses only
nFee pairs OF shocs year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10

Mi'Aars IS building transmits ion
line % ibe ti'y hmas Of Tshomingo.
3 disianee q miles The Tisa.
Iomiaso Puhlic Utilities viii furnish
iirht and power 10 Nlihurn when he
aew iine is eompleted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10

The Poleal Telephone c0aFany is
isakine extensive ifn rovements IN
H+ telephone sysfen By abliQg tie
esy Of I'otesu and insia ling con
p'ese a nAs common Battery kellogg
~. feature switch board,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
Get IN, Edwards Olive Tablets

thst "a me ioYill cry II thousands
eilssp lH t8iw svua pfuatswsl olive
a1.leia la- aahas,use laf ealssnel M
FtlplNa teasslta Efaw' tlleas plrasant
hisle iAhlef8 They gaaae thh Asef
AAsl hpwels ~ st nsHmaiiy They
newer tswsa tN#FN tm unnatu4Al agsb1n
~ EaNaf,is Olive rahlesa are a
meifinY Is sssnN. vegetable compound
mlsd migh alisf ull
y Yeu have / tai sa4se. haa breath.
lenl tNlt slgest ave suuatspngssl os
mlieuH suui llaHi auak ansl aarw ~.
sl'ta rom ~ tdW Arsla' little salv~
fAniaa af hsiAHM tfe anl g1A.
Fux
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10

IAo-e afe sbep e, ioa of naa
trees "a tho United States 81 ahsa
he WHITE pnc Georgia lne rt1
pine and lhe great west coAst suraf
pine are amonp the most galutble
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10

Municipal Ownership Problem
alnierAi owner $50 81 STR n irui
ways 20 saaiile wa hinesou hsa
been a failure according to thecon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10

sni.N "a cent. .sr qaar 81 pisr.ol.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10
STATE UTILITY NOTES
Oh shors Railway Company
Granted Aoditi oral

o. snors Railway Company
Granted Loditiona Time
The corporation commission hss
granted additional iime or anti Sen.
tenbef 1877 10 ne OK ona
Railway company te conirv, 4
bridge over fightSE creek aad maka
5oop connections on jas lines in Cas.
oi Hiil. . suburb q Okiahoma Cl'y+
Ry previous orde tle ecw'@av
wa required 70 base sae ssriaee corr
p.eted bv December af 1@14 Ths
ecsnssany however fcand impossr
sle to secure lhe fagas because az
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-10

The average American nses ouly
nree pairs OF shoes year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
MRS. SOPHIA BIPPUS
DEAD AT BELLAIRE
Mother Ct Or. E. s. eippus CT This
cty. Succumbs to Long Illness
at Age OF 80.

Funeral services Will BE- held al The
horne OF her son. Howard BippuS. No.
So Thirty.oighth street. B"llaire. sun
day afternoon AT : O'Clock for he late
Ms. Sophia r'aupln RrpuS. widow Of
the late Christian R:pnus. who died
Friday afternoon ~ lou: O'Clock, al
10 above residence.
Mrs Rippus was born in RoSonthal.
Germany. on December Q. 1910. and
rad resided in Bellairn for g. years
Sic was one Of the best known and
wolf loved citizens OF that town and
her death 81 Il source OF regret TO all
who knew her.
Surviving are one daurh'cr. Mrs. J.
+ Reilly. 81. Paul. Minnesota: W. S.
E.npuS. Dayton. O.: George f.. Ben.
wood: Howard r.. Jefferson and
Harry. al ot Bellair". and Or. F.: s.
EippuS Of Wheeling Tho llttcr is one
Cf n" hest known physicians of This
City and 4 member OF council He was
a. a session Of hat body yesterday
afternoon when news OF his mothers
death was brought 10 him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05

OBITUARY !
J. |. ROBINSON
PASSES AWAY
WELL KNOWN OUTING PIKE
CONT FACTOR DIES AT EARLY
HOUR THIS MORNING.
Had Been IN Wheeling District TYen.
ty.one Years-Was We'll Known as
Musician Throughout Vicinity.

l. l.. RnhiGSoE we'll known local
business man and musicun passed
%"ay his murulnH az '-.l5 Il The
family Errr. No. { EdcwUNd street,
Wood>daI". following Il bri"t illness
tie MAS n his >"v"n'E.r!ch year.
N,a,h Ms caused by a stroke Of par.
a,ysj< suffered last MoAdty.
NJ Robinson came 10 he Wheeling
h!s'I:C' bout iw"n'" TWO years ago.
.tnG since hen has been engaged in
n" rnHirHCtiNg business. IN recent
wars hr.N& n member ut thu firm of
Robinson & tuO"ii"y.
He was a member of The EdcwOod
VI f., church. but for the past t"w
months had been attending the Vance
Memorial rr'~h ytcrian church. owing
20 his irtirmi'i"$
he Is survived by five dlIchterS
and TWO sons. Mrs Ida VI. Could Mrs.
Minnie XVI" and Miss Isabelle. all O.:
This city. Mrs, EVA TraXlrr. OF New
Mexico. Mrs IA TraNleI Mt Pleas
ant. Iowa. Charles. OF Woodward.
Okla. and Lsr. nf KinCmau. Kan.
No ARRANGEMENTS nave been made
or The funeral services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
IS IN PINK Of
CONDITION NOW
West Virginian Had Been
Going Down Hill Two
Years-Finds What
He Needed.

Il had been going down hill for TIVE
wears at the time I began taking Tan
lac. but II turned me right around and
am in the pink Of condition now"
said J. b. Hurst. Stotesbury. w. Va.
II don't believe anybody ever suffered
any worse from Indigestion than did,
and finally my whole system just
seemed to be going to pieces. lost
so much weight and became so weak
that I was ready 10 give up and was
convinced | would not be able to do Q
hard days work again
"Tanlac was certainly what I need.
ed. eat anything I want now. and
feel as strong as an OK. l have gained
twelve pounds IN weight. too. and am
in better shape than | have been In
many years Tanlac is simply great.
and I nm glad to endorse IT,"
Tanlac is sold in Wheeling by the
IIogc-Davis Drug Co. and by leading
druggists cvcrywhrrs.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
This correspondent has canvassed the
highest army and navy officials. They

ulEnoet army ana navy OIHCAls. lHoy
talk in terms of relatively. II America
ceases building SO many ships. So shall
N" others, If America gives up 80
mnny fortincatinnS SO shall the others.
And so on ISut the navy iT"n admit
that ia the end III" proportion or
strength between tn" large powers VIII
rcma in III" same They So" no other
way ont OF It. They "onced" tn" n"C"s-
sity Eor a reduction of the financial
burden but they ealously insist on hold
Ing the United States as tn" second
naval power If not the first. l'ndouhted
ly British policy will be the same. Jap
an would he prevented from catching
up with America or passing the United
States and menacing the British sea-
power. II such a stupGndous Job could
really be horne by Japanese people
which is 10 he doubted. TIL" japanese.
howeva~. would be cheCked-Amer!ca
and England would stand still and
money would he saved. That's about as
concrete a program as one hears dis
cussed In Washington.
As FOR coast dnienSrs In the Pacific.
the fertilization Of strategic bases and
AL that sort Of thing. our mil!tH"' ""'i
naval experts talk as II they were pro-
pairing FOR "v"ntuai'ii"s IN IA" = 49,
irrespective OF the outcome OF the con-
ference IN Far Eastern problems. II
they had more faith in japanese
pledges. that wouldn't he the case. so
in order 10 hold the military and naval
set in Amerira Mt bay and 10 keep the
samc class from running away with
tho Japanese budget annually, tho diplO-
mats will have to make an agreement
that will have the potential support no;
only for the navy OF the United states
hut that OF Great Britain and other
81 gnatories to tho agrccment--a general
alliance Tor tho common good and
a gainst milItarism. It's TO be sort
OF league Of nations IN the Pacific 10
prevent the ErOwtR Of that same kind
Of recklessness IN the Far East which
the late war and its subsequent league
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
rr. james r. York

CINCINNATI %. Nov. 1.-THE body OF
rr. James + York. nccd - Years. Y
w"althy oil operator. and FOR ton years
"lINoF "f Remove. W. Va. who died
"a-'v today n :hi~ city at the Palace
li"tAl. wLs "r1' tonight 70 Nunt!n Ron.
W. Va. wn"rr funeral services are 10
/" h",d. III; widow md son. Lieut..
Jo&n Y. york. hrs' lieutenant In tho
aviation service. who have been with
Or Yor: GIriNr HIS illness OF several
weeks. accompanied tn" body. lNr. York
cam" to Ci"r'rnati Cor treatment Ave
weeks ago from nCtivc service II tho
promotion oT several -. tho largest Ken
uIrhv and W"S' Virginia ri' o2r-a'i"nR
II" vas IN imno-tan, figure In West
Nir=!n;a secret societies and a progress
Siyc man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
SPEED 10Y

A da"Acy was on the witness stand
te~tiiyiuG as L. a shooting Srrape.
rsphicallr he iOd how III" prisoner
drew revolver. shooting ~ on" George
Henry and himself. and % how they
ran TO save Themselves.
How fast did you run" h" wIs asked.
FAST 80 | could. sub"
And how fast DID George Henry run
How fast" BOSS. ef dat hoy hal ~
eat eggs TO hrcukf1N: he would 90 New"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
J. Ed, COen.


The body OF J. Ed. Coen. who died
al h;' home. San Antonio. Texas. No.
vemher !. will arrive in Wheeling
Suudav morning at. s o'clock. accom-.
panied hv deceased's brother. Lee
! Coon. and will 70 taken at once 10 the
Mondrl Funeral Home. where services
will be held Monday morning NJ II
o'clock. with Rev. {. F. Allen OF
Fourth Street NJ r. church. official
in". Intermrnt will be made in Green.
. wood cemetery.
The fOlowin" friends OF Mr. Coen
viii act as palh"arrr$: Cecil Robin
E"n Charles letters. sam Waddell
and t'rack stanton.
Mr. COrn was formerly a well
known residsn' Of this section and
has MANY friends IN this city who
were shocked and gIiey"d TO learn OF
his death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
FAIL TO IDENTIFY
SHIP REPORTED ATTIRE

Halifax. y. s Nov. 4.-.The Canadian
laval department at noon today WAS
sin w.thuut further ttdinKs OF the
UNiden,if!"d vessel reported ablRze 43n
miles southeast az this point Respected
radio calls have failed Z" bring addi-
t!onal information from tn. tanker Sax
"lciur which had reported sighting the
burning craft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
Ltttloton RitAa

F'H.da, l''cruo"n. ~ The A.tWeNer =
M,N 'or undertaking establishment on
tha H!.n" S'r""t. funeral srrN lees wcro
''.",,'r,rci Nv Rev. l.. :. Gr"sr. OF Zane
Street NJ. T.. church. over the rcmalnH
:: ~, -" NATHAN II. I.!ttlrt m. The
rTnera, wrN in charge OF tho Oid Fol-
lows ~ in'"rm"n' vas made In Rose
Hin ,cmn'rri. NN,lai-e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
Body inferred

Ir..ln. p. >" Ia; 80 i~ul!1~ " iHr
~" Lame! plnr"" ~" Lth o" r"~'.
r..,'r B.. ';r~r,.r,n I ''r:urt"CN. tu-
""'i.' >,.v;,". w"'" hr'I ct tie tam!,!
hnue T@rr~'lMi .'ru.nr. N-utucr~ -
de-" ..t.l a,lri Il, l,r!-N"arrrs,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
PAT VNTHRON WILL SPEAK
HERE ON SUNDAY At ERNO0N

''.t VIII hdh" nu alternative and that n
u" "th'r uH'."n~ fan 10 limit their
rru%rJ!us ia" lutri States vii, DO IN a
good position. I" continue her naval con-
stru"ih'!..
The Immense Saving
An."'hI Is not acluat"d alone. how
eyer. - 'hc desire ~ see the chances
'"f NHr '1,nimIzrd by general reduc-
'!"u IN naval power. The United States
W"utd liz" to S-c the other countries
'u' DIV Il -" that the enormous sums
rnw 'i"E; on armies and nav!es could
hc better devoted to the upbuildinR Of
H. .''''n!r strength OF each country.
Furthermore. = less money were spent
an armament. less money would have
Ia lee raised by the Europeans TO meet
their tax bills and the price OF THAR
paper currency in terms Of gold would
"urr"S r'"ndiUg!y rise. This would tend
{" stabilize international exchange and
maxi. I possible for America 10 sell her
uur!,ul'ural and manufactured products
III foreign markets again. 1t would
rurau Il revival Of business and an end
II unemployment Also, II would moan
that ,h" European countries which owe
America billions Of dollars would be
ah," 10 begin Payments on their war
debt and interest. The receipts OF q
MALT billion dollars o! interest alone
from Eurup" would mean an immediate
easing of the burden on the American
taxpayer. Behnd the urge for lImita-
Iinn Of armament are practical and ma
l"rial reasons as well as idealistic con-
Cepti"nS.
United StateB Second
But how can armament be limited?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05

Monday morning al $50 O'Clock ut the
late home. with requiem high mass
nj 8 O'Clock N s. AlphoEsus' CAjho
lie ,ht:,rh ln'"rmen' will lax" place
in NJ CIIvaTT CrEl"trry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05

Of nations was designed - cure -
Europe.
The whole thing rests on foroiRO
roicy which is fully discussed tn ~
m"rrow's dispatch.
crows and hawks start life With bic
eyes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
GIGANTIC MASS MEETING TO BE
HELD AT FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHUCK AT O'CLOCK
Under Auspices of Ua'on Mission Doing
Great Work IN Charleston

- .
l'a' J. N!'rr"M' S'iI'"' 'h''"''" 20
TN" r:"n NISSAN AT '"'rI"S'""' " -
WI" Ih% tIiH" "i "'"t ~ MUM" "
"a" l"ii"' A''"'i"hE III S'''"' '''
ana WI" )"si ''"S"" ~ '''''' -
haf'"S."h VI" -. i. ''i"'" '"''
'anrh".' M"ri.'h' ''"'''' '''"' -
VIII S'''" a. l'''."' '''.
l! u" h"'" - 'h' 'H''''
ne" INK S"'"''f $50. no." "
amber u" "uNP''"> "' zee H.. i" o"
THIS SrrNi'" = IL | 'hE h''' 10y Wv
rurI"'" ~ 'hiNln' 'H'iN- i - '''''''t'
f'"" ?rI l* held L. stimulate 'H'''''' al
IL" N"tk "' IL" M!N$'"h" "'H IT, J.. ~ '"'
N"iN ."i l." MOS N'N'"hS u" '"'
public. Fat N!tEr"w - i "lE 'N'"S
r"r" IA" his pre- - n tone 49, 49, -.
Lara" gathering Mr. Nithi"" WIS !:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
IN NAVAL CUT.
(Continued Prom Page ons.)

may sound like an empty threat. hut II
IL 4 fact that our officials believe Amer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05

But how can armament be limited?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12
SIGNS or PROGRESS.

~ least four ~ Floyd oounty's 90
rural school districts have plans under
way for the construction ~ new school
buildings In thc near future. Others are
considering the ACCESSIBILITY OF building
new school houses. when the war broke
out there was u stopping ~ construction
work u n public nature. 10 "a large tx.
tent. ana many school districts which
really wanted to buiid have awaited the
return e more nearly normal times.
S'arkey. G, dar and Baker are some OF
th" districts that have the building
IDEAS. which viii very likely develop
into very cr"di,ablc buildings within the
next - months. Charles q. Speed III
Clarendon II among the contractors who
are figuring on these jobs. Mr. Speed
was here the latter part ~ last wcai;
In company with !. y. Duck. formerly
n this place. hut who now resides nj
l,rlce In Swlsh.r county.-Floyd Coun.
~ Hespcrian.
Good rural schools mean good schools
for the towns. and altogether whether
~ the country or In the town. they are
highly desirable. The building of new
school houses is'a hopeful sign. Tor II
shows that the communities of which
III" school houses are the c.niors are
not dead hut are going forward to big
s,r ard better accomplishment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12
lie Was An Inspiration.

NJ. J. Duwling. age 50 years. died at
Olivia. Mimi, sunday. he was q very
wcfeffdVl banker and business man.
whoa fourteen wears 81 age. as the
csult e exposure ~ a blizzard. bah
l'gH. his left arm and the greater part
~ his right hand were amph,aici. lie
was left an orphan and became "a
iUuniy charge. ~" made deal with
the commissioners Court and nannsri
To get college education. Ills ia,,ii
rise followed. lie spent the last two
years and half occurring Tor crippled
and MANNED soldiers. Dowlinga nuc.
cssS should b. an inspiration to every
crippled person In the land. The f.i.
ow who has the grr can always sue
eed. even though he ~ handicapped
IN many i'iainyiew News.
tn. history ~ this man will proye an
inspiration 10 all who read Il. lie in.
deed overcame many handicaps. and
success crowned his efforts. Svch ex-
smpies ~ heroism. self subnergencc
and accomplishment are hound In AZ.
stat young people regardless II the ~.
ranciai circumstances. so greater
heights.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12
MAKING PROGRESS.

~ lat We are t. have an officin'
dumping ground. A'tcr experiencing
many difficulties In securing a suitab.
tract The city council last week pur.
chased the west 80 acres II the O'Leaiy
half section Just south " the city lin
Us. This tract of land II covered PAT,
Is BY a natural lake and viii make an
Ideal location for dumping ground.
also can lie used for n septic tank sew.
age disposal plan; which We will snon
have o. build. Now let everybody re-
busy and clean ~ pcrryton. To date
We have not had a place 10 dump oui
rubbish. Make u y regular clean sweo,
and remove he unsigbtlv piles If Tin
cans. etc. thrt have accumulated since
the two started. -Ochiltrcc County Her
alb ,
This Is ano' r. evidence NJ Perry
toms progress. Her people have deter
mined % make II her real city, am
We congratulate her on her evidence of
being awake "a the needs of the g..
nation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-12
NOW. HEAR THEM RAVE

President Harding starts into his In.
ifisl four years AS chief executive Of
the United States with a. little opposl.
ton from the opposing PARTY ~ has
ever been known since the founding ~
the government. The deinocrais have
had hut little criticism. hut now tina;
h. has broken the news n the broth.
nm" that the eiyll service rule on post.
uiastership- WIN prevail. there l. a..
cending n wall - such volume that 1,
may b. heard affair off
80 far during his incumbency the
mos, vltrioiic attacks. the mean.si jahs
the ugllest thrusis. have i.en thoss
az the hands of ihe republican party
This attitude of the President with ref
erenoe 10 'fhe faithful'' and their long
Ing for posfoffiocs IL sure ~ brlnS
de~n upon him the criticism n the -
prsh,szns-th"sc who had an axe 4
srind. No, only win the loss of the Job
enil them. but added % this win H. tn
tact that the policy bring followed on
r. purely wlisnnian. a viIHr might b
ridi~d u his venom. a leopard nigh
los his spots. the sun nigh; stan'
ffiii" but 10 n hid.-bound. Isssimistic
Rarrow eaueed republican. nUihinF viii
which Woodrow Wilson has had any
thinx 20 do could - clear. good o.
whoi-scmr. safe. sound or In keepinI
With the rrincipics ~ government Al
Icis<h IS ths-e ar even AZ this tim
1svxiar fits nj ID rate a 70 man,