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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09

Any pa ION who Is not yet supplied can
purchat, ticket at tho News Sta stand n,, tae
Rodefets Grocery Poffs Confectionery
or at the Futhey Lumber Company's Of
nee.
Miss Virda Taylor Of st. clairsville
has returned home after having spent
the early part OF the week here.
Miss Barbara Wallace Of East Liver
pool, IL a guest Of Miss Maude Dor1. OF
Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. :. W. Rodefer. OF Lincoln avenue,
was hostess Thursday evening 10 the
other members Of the Loyal Ladies' class
Of the Christian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Renn!r ana
family and the Misses Ruby and Karen
Evans have returned from short Visit
with friends at Venetia, Pa.
Further grading Is now being zone
preparatory to laying the raiIroao
switch 70 the plant Of the Mead 1um-
bier company.
Mrs. A. J. HarbauEh. Of Lincoln
avenue. is convalcscent following an Ill
ness OF two weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09

No matter how many Skirts you
have YOU can always u" an extra
one when the savings arc so sub
stan:ial, These arc White Elan
mel Skirts. Plaid Skirts. striped
skirts. Baronct Satin SKIRTS:
Fantasy silks. etc, in beautiful
array rf colors and styles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
,cn,ion- The meeting was largely az,


Representatives Q. the city council,
ne good roads committee ~ the Cham
ter ~ Commerce ard representatives
u other CIVIC organizations Will hear
"A report on he condition ~ roads u
TINS vicinity At a luncheon 10 b" held
a. noon Monday IN The rhamh'r Of
Corrr"r"r rooms. Harry : M"'ir"Ecr.
member II The advisory rru"Cl IN roads
In the county. WIS viii other members
Of :h' council and county commissions
crs on an inspection of roads IN 'hiS
par; % he county and VIII submit
report.
Pistol ToterB.
Two pistol totr-S w"r" N ~" ci'r
IA, last night. having Been arrested by
Officer William Nra' tn" men Ea,r
their names as Ia" 'iuturr"z and ii'n
Newtcur. They cam" here f-"m
Wheeling. reaching that city from
CTar&,burG. Thcy were held 10 the
grand Jury.
Salvation Army Notes.
Prayer service was hold by tn" SAL
,ati"n Army last night at the nom"
OF Mr. Eddy. :?55 Hamilton street.
Adjutant Kelly. financial expert Or
the Salvation Army. was here ycstsr-
day making plans for local financial
campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09

Resident of this cit WILL h." treated
- 4 bard concert 10 be held Al ~"
Sixth street Fairgrounds tomorrow
evening. according 70 plans Of Joe PUGET
VOL Known local business man. An
Italian band "f Wheeling has boon Sc
cured Tor tn" evening. and everybody
has been invited :" cnloy the music.
which Will De equal 10 any ever heard in
this CITY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
BRIDGEPORT
PROPOSED union OF
TOWNS COMMENTED ON
Matter Is Noted in July Issue OF tho
Ohio journal OF Commerce Issued
at Columbus YsgtardAy

Tho reported attempts being made for
the consolidation of the towns of
Bridgeport. Martins Ferry and Brook
side. which has been mentioned u num-
Dor of times In IL" papers. Is commented
on in the columns OF the OHIO Journal
or Crnmcrr" Issued NJ columbus. O..
yesterday. and IN following - 4 ppr-
tion Of tn art'lc. "Th" consolidation
would create n"w users Of Martins
Fr-ry's nuuicrpa.ly supplied electric
power. simplify rNc water question for
Bridgeport and croat" n city Of 2o.o0n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
Tho Joy OF Living

To enjoy life we must hav" good
health. No one can reasonably nope 20
get much real pleasure out OF life when
his bowels arc clnEgcd a good shar" or
the time and the po;SorS that should
be expelled are absorbed into the SHs-
tern. producing headache ami indies
ZION. \ Few doses OF Chamberlain y
Tablets will move the bowels. strength
en- the digestion and give you chance
20 realize the real JOY OF living. Try H..
For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
Bauers vs. Homestead.

Tho baseball classic for this vicinity
tomorrow afternoon Will be tho second
game between the lIaucrS OF Wheeling
and the Homestead GrayS. the only team
at whose hands the BaucrS have suffered
a defeat during the present season. The
game promises t. nc very interesting
and IS certain 10 draw n ZOO! crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09

Coroner Clyde c. Nardesty, OF Bridge
port. was - tho Willow Grove mine or
the Maher CollieIics onpany. near Net.
yesterday. conducting his prob" into tho
death Of Leo Cervinka, IS. The c"ro-
rer earned that n" miner had oeen
cauEtt beneath sudden fall OF s'ono
Wiki, At his work. accidental death
US NO ye-di~, ~ the Ccro6er.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09

Tho local branch Il IN" ire" employ
mcnt hurc1u VIII b" rc"pcned in thu
city on Friday Of next week. July !"
aCcordinp :" information from tho stat"
industrial commission yesterday. ami
William SchaNcr ~ London. Ohio. Madl-
son county. will hc IN charEc. An "tl,'
WAS located her. some time ago. but W.
q .SCunlinuCd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09

Nolatter what you want II will save
you nc and money to use INTEL.
LIGE-ER WANT ADS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
HA. EDISON EXPOSED !

The camera carries realism limits re
veals elentlessly thing which the human object
which is focused might prefer leave unrevealed
The writer of fiction selects his according
what purpose he has in mind. and he emphasizes the
details which suit this purpose The brush of the
painter often soften that softening
1t slight altogether features that de-
sirable in what the artist wishes represent.
But the camera is memorable When Oliver Crom-
well ted his portrait painter Paint / am
ALL" he anticipated the function and nature
Of the camera There is deception about this ttle
instrument tells what through glass eye
a destroyer of ideals.
Take the of Thomas A. Edison No
knows exactly how the stories this mans ca
Of this how fiction Who has not car
ried about with him from his childhood days a mental
picture of Mr. Edison always work. always devIsin
always inventing. From sun-up and before. to SUM
down and after he is busily at work winter
in between-thus have pictured Mr.
Edison. This restless Wizard OF Menlo Park believes
neither in food drink sleeponly in work. This
is the Edison Of ideals.
Rude awakening follows then when the camera
registers ominous click and developed negative
veals Mr.. Edison fseep and IN the daytime The snap
shot taken recently during his cutting in Maryland
shows him asleep in orset peacefully the Babes
in the Wood sign OF restlessness here; looks
II he enjoyed every sleeping second Of If he
never wanted anything the world but take
MONDAY maps slumber the long night through The
has revealed something which this mans biog-
raphers have kept from
Let all who weary and tired reioice-even
Thomas A Edison sleeps sometimes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
WHERE WE STAND.

preliminary conference on Pacific and Far
Eastern questions would be the spirit of the
age. Our government will consent to II the
British others persist their demand and
carry project against the wishes President
fraught with possibilities universal good may
wrecked
The proposal for preliminary conference TO which
should be admitted only of powers hav
ing particular interests the Pacific Far East
rings sinistery. In bald is bid for secret
negotiations, barganings and settlements
without consideration OF rights principles
of Justice II is attempt force the Old World
diplomacy. fruitful of wars. the United
America. e<uld it succeed might
the barganers quarreed spells precisely
would be but ratifyng agency. ratifying what the
strong able compel the blindly to
The imaginatons Of peoples have been stirred.
their hopes buoyed higher than before. by the
openness with which the American government has
proceeded in this business Nothing has been
ceaIed The world has witnessed the results an
in International spokesman shouting the house tops
for open covenants openly arrived at then lock-
ing himself up with choice few of statecraft
and bargaining away public rights In secret Presi-
dent Harding will not be anything like that.
We going this thing with pure purpose
and shall of 1t with honor unimpaired.
II the others invited willing discuss the
problems their merits settle them n basis
Justice. the enterprise would better be given up
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
FREEDOM OF THE SEAS.

Freedom of the seas may become live subject
more, for the United States shipping
board with a package OF admonitory words British
authorities that is nothing short of challenge This
~ course direct question OF freedom sail
the seas the trouble is that the British to have
devised q scheme prevent American ships from
poyng right advantage with respect certain
cargoes 1t that freedom Of the is
empty thing If it still possible for nation TO dis
orminate against another the getting OF business
AS revealed by the OF the serving of notice"
British the latter have adopted regulations
erng for carrying Egyptian cotton from Al
that unfair treatment of American vessels
But this is only the test" case gather that
there is combination OF shipping interests almost
worldwide extent which refuses TO recognize the
United shipping board factor in making de-
cisons covering transportation In other words
the axiom there sentiment in business has been
brought forth work. The others against
not be allowed take cargoes OF Egyptian cot
ton favorable terms that Is terms favorable
as those accorded British ships and. presumably,
those under other flags
There may be "open market" rate
by the shipping board in It's lust griev
ance is not remedied The board may be will
be reluctant to invoke retaatory author
lied the Jones shipping act. But it is necessary TO
let the world know that America will stand for her
AID that she has of enforcing them The
shipping board has taken the preliminary steps
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
ANSWERS TO SATURDAYS
OuESTIONa-

WHO brought the nrse watermei
seeds TO this country? Ans. Negr
slaves.
blow did the blue ribbon happr
to be selected as an award for priz
winners? Ans. 1t was the badge q
the Knights Of the Garter.
s-What Greek orator talked e tn
waves with pebbles In his mouth
cure defect in his speech? Ans. D,
monstehene
For what is potato -four used mos
"? Ans. 1t is used mostly for tn
manufacture Of sizing for paper.
Cam a porcupine shoot its quilts
Ans No.
6-Where IS Lake Winnipeg situs
ted? Ans In Manitoba Canada
lis Ireland larger than Belgium
Ans. Yes.
s-why did vessels In distress .us
the call IS. o. g." Ans. Because tn
letters can be sent more clearly thai
any others.
Gan bats be caught in rat traps
Ans. Yes. The same sort Of bait us
ed to attract rats will attract bats.
10-How many more men than woms
are there in the United States? Ans
Approximately two million.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
ROCKEFELLER GETS UP AT FIVE.

Though covetousness is denounced in moral
law it probably is INDUCED by people than prac-
tice other sinfulness, lying excepted We
fancy too. that great many people who would not
tell untruth covetous. covery not openly At
rate It appears to be universal habit to want
what somebody else possesses, though necessarily
TO the point of wishing deprive the fortunate
one-if he actually be fortunate-of anything that
his
While discomfort with the uneven distribution of
which call riches commonly manifests itself
in wish take away from those have think
it quite likely that would be satisfied to let
them keep theirs II only could get what might
regard appropriate share ourselves Yet what
is there really worth while that the idle rich" pos
which the 'toilers" might also enjoy. What
do you suppose of the malcontents would do first
Il they could do they please, in aping those whom
they think they because their privilege,
seemingly. to do what they like? 1t fair guess
that the Of consider the very peak luxury
the right lie abed has tinkled
It's warning that If don't get up will
may our job? II is this business
having get up when nothing else
much to stay between the sheets that causes SO
many liken themselves to slaves. Yet there may
be genuine luxury turning when the first
of dawn brighten the eastern sky little before,
maybe.
We OF mind to ponder this almost incon-
ceIvabe possibility by the published report that John
ID. Rockefeller. the richest in the world gets up
every morning o'clock do you think 0
that? Mr. Rockefeller assuredly as he pleases,
If any American There luxury
yond his reach unless his good vastly
overestimated. May it be that early rising is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
The Passing Shoe

OUR daily hint for getting sick
- e'a'''' - - -
a mental picture OF the
WAY almost any given combination
pa ar V'
Ai4''"'i any si'S'i pas mus
- '''o
.
nv ''''u ne = - i"i
''
0@n puii MN oo"h
Ok 'i'"' piiiA i'"
~ eoo1
'4N' : may DC 0"'oiAseu
EEL -iAe Dus '"s = COUPE = 0o1'H
Sie heeu seems y
TIT ho
!. -, 90. -.
,,,. -, ,+,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
Is ESss Dali EIrsaSa. 49,

EWhnt Is the Dan HireRnn:
5-How many timos was Caesar stas
bed by his enemies? -
G-Fcr whom Is tho month 0f Augus
named?
How many slaves diA . Roma
citizen have TO own before hs vAs sfS
en- respectable position IN societyz
s-Hdw many men did Caesar an
Pompey send 70 the slave markets q
Rome,
s-Wher aid tho world FIRST knos
about corn?
10-what was the situation In tn
world when Christ was born7
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08

luxury-the supreme delight-if only knew how
enjoy Surely the lot the toiler cannot
be all hardship II the oil king prefers that which
Is the most poignant grief OF long list of
atalogued woes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08

Julia Glenn, fourteen, says she is
glad she killed her husband,
George, by putting poison in his
coffee. Their home was in Easy.
town, Ind. Glenn was thirty-fve.
She says he paid each Of her par
ents $50 for her. She and Glenn
were married last June. His cruel
ty led her to find a way out" she
says She has been sant to the In
diana state' girls home to stay
until she In twenty-one.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
4 wAsH1NGToN wrrter says Harding Is

A WAOHINNIUN WrILtr bdyb f1aIdIuS IS a gUDu
poker player. Here's hoping. then. this dsarTna-
conference he isn't tricked into breaking pat
hand something which happened in that little
Paris
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08

LORD NoRTHCLIFFE is sore at Lord Curzon be-
cause invitation he had dinner in the British
embassy has been recalled Failure to get good meal
for nothing these days is enough TO anybody
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08

SMOKING of cigarettes will be taken up gen.
orally by until practical way found to
change the style of them about twice a year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08

THOSE European nations invited the Washing
ton peace party should remember that it is the host
who fixes the date
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08

1T IS EVIDENT that British visitor
Northclire, has for a press agent. He do
all that is necessary along that line.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
STATE BAR
EXAMINATION

rhs rpb fsml tnauN state uaf
F,amlaatlee $40 W. hsaa henrnias
nrseMtsf f.h lssi atinsk =
m 81 the ga.iioi nsliat fss fsl
lnainf applicants hsse f.iai srs1
aauhrs - tAtf .sia etamIastien ~ I
al nfaiesfa anlnsi tba aanNslOn si
an, ~ al.l api.gapN sasals 50 h'ri
vhh ihe - ff,an of lhe state mar
Comnisslan State cspil nnlid ss
okiahota t.p otshoms. "a ~ hs-
iafr neesmhs sla 1927
Alien Osnnlses b V Am
more nsngsiis q a unrman
pav haskas b a. HALEY Vnssosesf
p o n1uef rsloia Vi p ,oplns
Fl Reno 81 Cnhh weNeta \ a
CofH ralua "a sssnisrnufv
fuaa D. } coao.an Naeala , "a
Garter Oklahoma cav q q Gate
uen. ra'.a
franrrs lirNrlH ntWalNtt AfiriFH
nayi. yhlskssha d rs isaRs. Muse
tofe. Niae fuairr oklahoma ,uYl
b 70 arsea Ada ~ ~ 0atss
liuanf " a Ollam. West fuiss
b N lIalunian nauilraslhs. w y
llaWhins nkishpma etv lena llai
sey llarsasarn~ q N ilasef.
u.e'sah
y q M,i.enaoa. lashsl. N NJ
llae. Tulsa. Z n Nafsisy WaRonaf
R q Naan4 Miami W u Martin.
Tulsa = NooAy a,sasfari u a
Sgr,en we'yAa. u " Ssese ~
Alester
W y Palmer. rawhuiha iact
paden fahlequah. Olive a nitan
houae Oklahoma Ci,y. ~ noaef
White. olive q RAY l.sWtan vs. q
Reid. Muekosee
ceph shoenase. ncnalnel0n q 3
SHAW. Wuslna. y a. HNsensy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
LIONS PASS
RESOLUTIONS

The fsiepius feseH'ion VAS
eassea ~ ltes ilea. ,'a, i, sae
seesi, lassseen teld fils, n~n
rhlnspS men aaa aensa lae
~ora assf hsse asSsae sonsie 81
"a. eAr elfs 81 htfsfsn
fhe aestpe,,en - nfe sra property
,rouehs 81 the AZ . Inif.IS Nts
sasA tsal shs 'srs far hras -
slYNWasion q maas bart a, FanHs
~e'e ~eii uieh de~ins, naHne
and s.nse ghst vsr me'hois ~ aas
iraOtion have been aess'alf pflss
4 used ia anashef eresl Hrfsulersi
conflict woai uiersin aariAasie
" whoie populations ,hsp las saer
iiie. iufa .spai hers thef na5as
neid, alto haffon waste
m the aessoa cf ths i'htaerl =
re rnHsed States rhmase ~
representatives, iresn ~ esalns "a.
ilons - shs ~orii Il no~ 10 sssslen
10. Washis ton scesinf 81 .s-afe 81
agreement sacoe saeh nsDoos Nf
me llmiiaiion 81 afmnnouie Ii
the hope and PRAYER a,awisss
mH'lors - mon ana somea ,af.,ae
oat she pofi3 that th't toaiefenge
mas sa lafihtr mas outInr plan
~ the em establishment m m
,efrsiiunA peaee NAV maae r
shat sslon Amerlea hsa ahsr shs
son, hef sons aernss lhs .ss thar
ii We "a Naf 60 end ~ar
N lAr spirit ~ ,se ifwnsNoeal
As-0e lsiion 81 ions siut h sd
scoaies lht cultivation IS aIue
tu,hefho,- Among ms a.
ihenriure
Resolved THAT ihe 81 the
li,n. Club ~ GAa,fe uN hema
enA"rse ihe action 81 asnt
Iiaidinr IN sii'ns ,ofoiN ihe oos
ierro 10 washntxlon hat nsh
member n ihls elnh reo ID eash
member - ihal eonfsrrn tfauet
of moral ard materiai n or IA
every effort toward ths rfab'ish
ine 81 International peace md that
~e can uHon all other Tn chHf
ahereeaefsr lpIetea ta se the.f
approved aha aHpegt % M mase-
m.nt eh.sa aceessfal N Hnd
the most momentoas sten forward IN
che history oi me hanan raee
Resolyea Tfat Topy "A heae
rcsoiutions he sent b use snatafg
of ea lion. clan. ans 90 sa feiar5
10 State ilpshe. ehsrman ~ the
Arms merits Conference
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19

shis Il the season - the year xhen
the prudent and careful bo seville r.
plenishts her supssy a. Chamber
lains g0ugh Remedy. u j. almost
certain 70 be needed before the winter
IL over and results are much moe
prompt and satisfactory when 4 j.
kepf 81 hand and FiEen ~ soon ss
the first indication ~ cold appears
ard before Il has become settlsd IT.
the system There ~ no danger IN
giving Il ~ children as Il contains no
opinfa or other b4rmfni drug
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19

Thefe Is more cafarfh o ,h. -
tion ~ lhe country tfaa sii other als-
EASES paf Together ana Tor Yeafs B
was supposed 90 ie lucurahle na.
tors nfeatihed lcaa remedies. and "a
constantly falsnr a. cate With laeal
treAtfneat pronounced 70 incnrahlc
tstarfh Is q iorai disease greatly "a
flueneed ~ constitutional conditions
ana therefore requires constitutional
treatment iiallh c5iarfh Nea.cian
manufactured hY y } Cheney a r0
Toledo. ohio 81 4 Couaitutiona' rom
edy. Is taken Internally ard acts thru
the Blood on fhe MUoas surfaces af
the system one HHnaled Dollars r.
wari Is offered fof anv case thas
Halls catarrh Medicine fails 20 rnfe
send for circulars ana testimonials
Y } CHENEY. 4 90 To'cdo 0hls
Sold hy Druggists sse
Halls Family Pills fof constipation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
WOMEN BI10Ni\. BETTER.
II.MAII PRISON CLOSED

Carlisle. Eng Nov - IN oonse
quenee q decrease la the number
of women convets. tHo women
prison here Is beine elnsed Recent
years have seen gradual closine
down 0f prsOnr Tor women in thia
country and there are nav onr gs
ieit ol 100 whica Nere IN existence
some years aRo
Women prisoners have 20 reased
from alea in 1914 20 2os 81 Oct
pber. 1899
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
Kesron FARMERS TO
FEED CORN 10 HOGS

Kenton. Nor - Because of ths
io~ price paid for corn this fall.
farmers and ranehmen are buying
logs and younx cattle and are feed
ing The immense crop instead a sell
.nx IL
They expect the hogs and cattle .
bring them better profit than the
cora itself wonld
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19

rslss q y asoissf. pseaasfs Y
p rlsef wilseb Vi wsef asili.
ske q 2 Wt gaymsn ~ ~
lllska NleiH q n walfe ruisa
= " Hall iienness~Y e. " ffn
Fsi otiahems Cns q &. uns~r
oseuas n v lahasea. lfsftshsfne
q ~ ksflef fnsstln 3 . ka h t.n
seE ietn faaaef raisa N
MeHan fiafemata
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19

Tor kidney and bladder troubie
ETsssi weak sn1 lans back. rbeuma-
tisn aBa irregularities Of the kidneys
sr1 bisa6@r Regulates bi1dosr trou-
tles 10 children II not sold By dr8s
gizts mail ti1c Small bottle ofieD
cure serd for sxorn testinonisis
Dr. 2 " Hall. ssze O.iye Street 81
Iosis. No.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19

fome pefaoNs arc aHhien a. frs1
qnrnt colds while Others seldom :
ever hare cold Ann viltf.nd thaf
tho latter take good care 81 ihan
solves 1hcy take d shower ur cold
bath every Gay in o warm ioum. avoid
pycf heWWd ooma sieen Win q win
dow upeu or purtly omen. ayoid =
cttees ever eating heeomlnr over
heated ard then chilled and eetlln
tbe feet set Then. vhen thet feet
tfr 1fai Indication 90 fa'd they tab.
rhanheflaiH's ruufh R,nifdy without
dNlNy sHd u soon over
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
cur rAls our tT - woRra
MONTY

tut cai this siir. easlese ~th 81 ie
folcr a 60 tsf5 thefHslt Ave. thi-
caFN iil efftiak yosr ntme eni "A
lfeta clearly Yua wli feeeifs iH ~.
tafn tfiai paekaFe featinlnK f'oi
tys iionev AaA Tar tna aaapd tf
cons hs gotaA ann ffsmp Fssiet hldnsf
iih ard foify tNthAfn fftiteis
ehiA teefse acfr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
ELECTRIC WIRING
STATISTICS FoR oklAAon

oklshoma city. Sog is~A eaa-
vass - iss cities sud towns o. OK
iahoms ~ Representatives 90 one IL
the big electrical supply houses or
the country. showed that only =
-as residences in these towas nal
been wired for e'etr.clty This 10
twenty ger cent % ihc est'maied
Al number " homes ln Oklahoma.
Oat 81 q total II about -oo elites.
io~as and small communities IA o..
iahoma which could be served 10
some wAy with electricity on shoa:
20 have electric lighting plants %
hixh Inc oonnecslons. according to
estimates made BY the Oklahoma bu.
reaa Of public utility information
Prom this 81 woaad ap0ear ihat eighty
seven per cent Of the towns and VII
iages of Oklahoma are yet dweilug
In the darkness of coal Oh iighgs
Leaders 81 the electrical ineastre
see in this condition a great need for
rapid extension II the electric high
line service 70 The srnalier towns ant
the rural communities 81 Okahoms
There - mfIch activity along these
lines a. present bat electrical meu
cay that Oklahoma 81 only entering
upon the threshol1 of the greatest
era o. electrical Development IL be-
history. providing restrictive iegis-
isfion o. regulations are not inter
posed 70 make the financing - these
Enterprises difficult or Impossible
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