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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14


fi''H""rsh are spending :ew DAYS
here visiting with relatives ana trl'hus.
"'N'P" li"i'm"'"r. o. III" N.Y. ''9N''
o. - '"'' '"H '"-"'E Tor N'''" - 49,
"h'f' ne Will a't'hH i uH'fH LII" ''''"
''' convention.
+ l.. Pryor Of RIdg"r.l.r. IA arrived
here Yesterday AID viii spend s"vrra!
days h"rp l"Oktn., Httrr business ma'
,terS.
Mrs g. u ,.n,,., os r,,-o,i. Mich. il
.rrrl,,v .,,.,... I,,s :, ,h.s r,,v ,ls.t-
81, r.,,r ,.l,.i,
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,rc ,,m,,nL..r 81 ,r,. ,,,..;,
Mss ln>,pnjr. zen, IT Detroit
Mich , .Ln r,.u, -, ,r.c,d. In mis-
y,.v for , rrur'e If weeks
" : Not,.scr or I,,,,Shr..uh Will re-
,,Irr me today fn,,rwIus = sAnr,
,u.iur-, Trim her.
w md Mrs T. Srh,,p " I,;t,s-
huron ,r. ,,s,,,r,. v,,,, rcI,tlycs and
.rrrrts IN his r,,v
Il W Movers OF ~. rhllip Carey
coupanv ~ confined ~ his hnp,. SUI
Earring ,y,th ,ons,,tt4
= y MrGow,n ~ ,.h,,,yr III. Is j,
bus,,rss y,Si,nr j., rvs ,,,, r,r c,,,I.
d,,.,
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..,.n,,,ny - =! =, r,s rnr,c =, ,h,s -,
81 " ,:.. RI .,,, ,;,, L.,..,,,,. ,,,,,.
o,p,. = ,\r.u..,d f, r..ru,,, home ,nda,
from, j, business ,r.r to Cleveland. ONO.
" y IIun,rr Of ,r, rIlIo,t.Eish
..n,,r.r, - IN \,w York. r,,y where Ie
= .,,..n,,r,~ , rnnvcnr,or
n I.,-ri,s g. ~. 1;urr,,,,-rs ,dL-
lrr M,,hIuc ,nmr,ny vas , hysinrss
visitor in Now Nl,r,!ns,!., ,,.,,rrH.,r.
" = S,Cdd,rd az MS ,!,, was +,
business visitor IN B.thcstIn. Ohio yes-
terlay.
r. {. Dancer Of 80 Dancer company
< -, Columbus Nhio. for q Irw DAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
THREE CHILDREN
SAVED FROM DEATH

Chrichsville. o.. July l3.-Three
youngsters we're saved from drowning
yesterday in saltwater creek by Roy
Long.
Hnrold Van l.ohn, aged years. Ethcl
Van LOhn. II years and Betty Jan" hop
lnSon, aged = Years. were wad!nE In mo
swollen waters NJ n" creek when fhrE
vent hcvond their depth. Their enc"
attracted Long. When rescued liar"h
Van Lohn was sinking for the third
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
carried a West Virginia ieAnse ~
1854.
DRINKS HAIR TONIC

Clinton Carr:gan was rather tough
customer for the polio" % handle yes
te-dav whom tho hair 'NTic he vas
drinking. ;ook effect I'D was tanned
down whom Policemen flanagan ana
Gou|.y took charge ~ him. =.
.Arris.n IS alleged :" hay" been hrmn.
Is dis"rderly at the corner Of Twelfth
Hnd Market streets las; ",enlns al -
O'Clock. Policeman Flanagan vent
ovcr 10 him and before the officer saia
n word. Carrigan wanted t. lick him. y
wrestling match had just s'artel whfn
No.orcyc!e Officer Gouty arrived on
tho scene. TIE two officers took good
care Of him and led him I" the fail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
BUICK HITS FORD
terday Afternoon Creates
Excitement

4 Ruck touring car bcari:E West
Virginia license No. 299il wh!.e being
driven away from tho curb In front OF
tho c. a. House music store. yesterday
afternoon. collided into Ford roadster
standing a,ong the curb In front Of ne
Security Trust company building. The
Buick car was not damaged. but n
ba ok Of tho Ford was smashed sigh T.
reopln who saw the collision laid
tha, /, vas the fault Of the dr. ,Ar o:
Tho Buick car, rs he WAS NOT looking
where 10 vas Gr!nE. At Inc me lime
stepping on the gas. Tho T d machine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
NO SELECTION

j. r. Hardlan. representing the trac-
ton companies and power companies
hrr". and Min" MaN"n"v. representing
Local Union 40 81 iro,h"rh""d "i
F!rcmen and Oilers. wcr" IN ""nt"T"hcc
a good put nr yesterday discussing scE-
cral men suggested n tn" thiri mon
Der &C tho arbitration beard when vi!
adjust ~" frcm"H s n"w War" agree
mont No selection .: IL" TIM! nI"m-
h"r Of tho board was selected. however.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
Nervousness, Headache and
Stomach Trouble Ended

like a new man" II ia strange fact
nut nervous ard stomach Ills ur" usual
y rnnnd together. and they nre like
wise tho cause of much misery. Nerv-
Worth's ability 10 act in such cases.
and act quickly. makes II the ideal mod
ir,ur for those who suffrr !r"m SUCH
trc,.hleq II your hrSt bottle does not
benefit YOU. your druggist is authorized
10 refund your money. Sold At Sl.np
per hot,lc and recommended by {. II.
GrlcSt & Co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

friends enJoy.G i delightful. dance AZ the
White I'a!.tCe In Wheeling lark NeNi"r-
day evening. An unusually SonI pro-
gTaaI ~ dance muse w,> furnished Nv
Nelson Naples orchestra Of ''taCkSbufH.
T&c next dance e n" ,',Uh - Scheduled
-" JAY -. The mus Will b" turn-
shed ~ Nrv:ht"uS N"'"!'r orchestra
Of bu.rl4. y Y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
FALLS OFF WHEEL
UNDER BIG TRUCK;
BOY MAY LIVE

John Sherry, aged !? wears. w.,s
SERIOUSLY injured last evening about :
cork near HIS home on Glcnns Run.
OHIO. when NJ Vas Thrown from hi
.r,r.r and run over hN truck.
lie was 'akrn 20 the Martins Ferry
hospital WhcI" - VA stated he Sus-
rr,.,"d = frnctur"d ~;.iI, and that hts n
t.rN may prove fh'"!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
Mes iIv.HS
'lrSS-S
Dinner party at Pellsy's Inn

NJ AL Mrs Ja.-rn stamp. Ok Peasant
valley. entertained i aGnhcr cs friends
Informally At dr""- yesterday evening"
The party mo:o-cd 10 Fe"eyS Inn
v.ha-s hey were sop, 81 Il ch.cksr dinner
Covers yve:r .I.l .0r zen guests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
Wentworth Quickly overcomcs Those
for Adolph. Shields.

~ had had Saint NitIs Dance and
II eft ma IN an Rwtul nervous cor
dltIon." said Adolphus Shields "A well
known Clarkshurg. ". Va. resident.
My head ach"I Il great deal and my
stomach was also in bad shape. | had
doCtored considerably with m results.
Two bottles Of Nrrv-Worth improved
nay condition wonderfully. and I feel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
Mrs. Arbenr Hostess.

NJ. !! ;i:.." .Ary"rI entertained w'th
4 BRIDE luncheon ~ her HON" IN Pleas
ar; N4i!"y YESTERDAY. hoc"r:"E Mrs
Eobc-, Meek. n: M:NN"aTo.'*. VII" $
her house ,;ucs; Three ;a@.cs ~: bridge
were PLAYED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
Entertained at Camp.

Miss Bertha Miller entertained
oumhcr Of her friends with q delightful.
party az H. summer camp on Wheeling
rreek last evening. About twenty par
uciPated III the pleasures OF tho oven
.HG. md tn" event was brought - 4
lose a; a lat" hour by the serving OF
delicious lunch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

T." i.1d...s Ap>!.;Iry % 'A' A';""
:. 49,. -. holr 4 card party y: 80"
Ar;oa h." .H:- si"a.ag 'r""! % -
.,."' "t'.,~ A."4r".." am "H'..r" "'I
=. 80 r.,,i,:,"s NJ. NlNn.o M"'~''i
~, o., .... .,.s',-, .nr III" 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

The CT, shop t.: net Yesterday
morning az thc home OF Ms. r. +.
Tohr,uS N W"od$da.e. Tn" members
aS>"nnh.rt 4, "a o'clock AID >n""t S"'-
Arai hoa-S y, nredIewovN. At'"r Which
,hev ~, ..crrv,. \ dy.:Shttu! .UN"hron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
Picnic az Wheeling Park.

Members OF the American Legion and
Me Service Star Legion Will ho'd an al
day picnic At Wheeling park today.
Dancing. swimming ard athletic events
vii! be enjoyed. and basket dinners will
De served at noon and in m" evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
About People
Movements OF Individuals To ANA
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS,


Rogers. {. W. busch Of Parkers-
burg =. -. Eikee. Parkersbure.
McLure--il. Lewis. New MartESvil .;
Mrs. =. Coombs. NprEan:o~u. y ".
Morris. HuckhAnnnn. John inland. Graf
'"a =. =. ToothmaN. tEurmont: O. =.
Huntington Fairn"nt. Z. =. McDoHa'r!.
ta.cGOri. J. $. RUrdc;t. Grafton J =.
Toothman. Fairvicw. l.. 5. swanson,
Farkrr>Iurg: Fl. n. Smith. HuntingtOn.
wtndsor-F. " \am.as. New Mar
t!nsville. c. E Shivcrs. New Martins
,tlle: ". l.. McGraw. ClarkshurS. Nm.
DsNcrs. Grafton: X. n. Burris. Newell .
" n l&"l'"r. Fa!ruort
sumln-I =. Morgan. Pima Grove.
The storh visited the horre % Mr. and
Mrs William 81. Meyers yesterday
morning and .crs bouncing ten pound
baby CIR.
DR.. and Ms. :. r. Garter. OF Tr!ndel-
2hla. nave returned from vacation
sper, at Atlantic C!;y.
J.. +. Mccoy. OF IN, Rcymann rack!n K
CO.. IS visiting tr'"0ts n C7arHsviUe,
Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. WHyman larger. Of Con-
rei,sv.,:e Pa. arc visiting relatives on
tho Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles =. Lipp OF
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Tor Miss Knrner.

Mrs Edward \ bartlett entertained
=. h"- hone. on tho Island yesterday
s..ulr-. ,rmr..men,inE Miss Mad"lyn
ku-u"r. = popular br!dc-cleCt. t'Ive
cunGrct constituted ,hn Chi-t diversion.
later IN the evening MISS kurnv- was
ihs recipient OF q shower Of Kitchen
mems The guest IL, included II num-
her Of intimate friends OF the honor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

Misses B,Ln,Ec Murray ard Regina
Man!oH entcr'ai""d group ~ friends
=, = wiener roast 4, N" =. ~ {. ''tnI
~ stop =? Yesterday evening. Mr.. am
Mrs. john Mu!h"ar1e cAa7"-"7cd m
va-.v. Included were
Misses:
Dorothy Ro~&aOor% Angela Aan:on
Regina Mar!on Na'5e-L7o Har'laS
~, RletsrhacI Nina Walker
N,-ta Murphy Agnes Mcf.n,ec
Blanche Murphy
NeSsrS:
r,rr,,ra Carson Charles Evans
rI.L ru-<er iawreNce Phillips
r-,sc-a clark lee Whea:oa
BUo knabe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
A CORRECTION

II Wa enormously published in The
yesterday M"rEtn" ma
'hc Imperial Ice Cream company W. :
nado a ;cduCtion Of % cents Pc gallon
TO retailers Th" reduction is Zen cents
pc- gallon. and not twenty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
Tennis Club Tournament.

Much interest \ being shown ," ."tai
tennis enthusiasts n the tennis 'ourra-
men; which wiU b"c:u ;h;S Afternoon AT
,hn Wrrcl!Hc Tennis rlUh courts. Mix
81 4ruh.ys v;li - paved. TIE games
WI STAR: u, ; o'c;o"A
Tha o!a,crs ara as follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

\ Ford sedan turned turtle ~ the
road approaching West Liberty rom
Short Creek Tn" driver abandoned the
machinr and went away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

81. and Mrs. Charles DOugherty aaf
Mr. and N,s. W. Z. Thomas VII ee
hosts a. a formal dance a. ,he Dough
erty home II Brookslf- F:!6ay evening
In honor OF Mrs. Walter b"swIo". OF 10.
Angeles. Ca. who Formerly resided IN
,r,4 rt,y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
csnd Party a. rriadelpals

Members Of the Virginia Club w-re
entertained NTH card party Il. Creams
ho,.! n TrIaGntrh!a yesterday. The
PARTY rn"tor,d - Triado'Ih!" IN the
afternoon, srendins revsrsi h"urs at
"sOps' Al ths conctu"iC0 az pay Nln-
nes sas served. Covers "era laid toT;
HesGsmes--
William Stoops W!HIeni Fo"'e
Charles Tenemon 'hTit ie.Een'ih
W 2 Burke "lHiam h4's
tescr., Kur,a Henry Schaftsr
A. J. Se!tert j. H. Do'ah
I'm, pi,tex George 2osCkier
Jrhon,as Mssioa Pred Stroeamann
Columbia Clnb Dance
Pie ,'nlumbia cub viii giFs its rvHu-
inF weakly taUca a. tina WHITE Palace IN
Wheeling paFt thrs suing. Mango
prchcstra atu furnish tho music, ana
VOID attendants Of ctu3 Mentors ana
thelF friends Is expected.
Btds C1aSg Dinner
Tire ladies' Bib:e Glass OF ina Second
FresryteEian church will bs entertaiEsd
nj dinner at tha home Of Nj and Mrs
lesisE u West. o3i Erie street, mis-
eIeutEg The itd'.S will meet n three
O'Clock. and ;hs AFTERNOON will Do spent
ut social diversions. AFTER which a pc
AAc dinner Will be ssryed or the lawn.
Dixie Club Dance
Members OF the Dixie club and their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

Rerair PARTS on the reservoir har" not
yct arrived and AS result ~" leaning
or tho reservoir has been postponed
uh,,l tho arr!va! Of these PARTS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

The h"NrA 81 equalization and review
vii SIT today again ;" hear complaints
from property holders rcgar'i.nr a,S'SH-
mcntS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
ralpnbia Clpb Dance

Dixie Club Dance
Members OF the Dixie club and their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

Harry y Jones who i"f' Wh' ".!nS
several days Az" for Ashland. Ky has
accepted i eminent position IN that
city.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-28

a. ST., BETwEEN ISL AM ND srs.
n.w.-s-room and bath hFi-k house: IN
trst-class condition. hct.water heat. Ens;
double rear porches; s-r-eas: space for ga
rage: terms; price. s. So SHANNON q
LrCHS, 7i3 'itth ~. " s34S
The Washington herald., 1921-08-28
Wanted Real Estate 10 Sell

OUR OFFICE RECORDS SHOW THAT WE
are prompt 10 sell desirable property
placed with We have customers a. al
finn~~ and want AL kinds of real cstatc-
dwellings, large and small. apartment hous-,
and business pruperties
Give " your property Tor sac
WM II. SAUNDERS 4 co.
1893 h At nv. Main iGiG-IGII
The Washington herald., 1921-08-28

Is ST. y. r.. ur. Line. Park. store & sr a
b.. d VIII. gar. rent, SIS mo. Pricr. s9.onn.
DAVID 4. BARRY lsn5 % Il. nv NJ 1901.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-28
S7.25G

T ST. NV, NEAR IST-SEMI DETACHED
hrirk house of MONS and hath; In Al
condition; hot-wnter heat: gas: front and
tnuble rear porches; hardwood trim: sleep-
ing porch; space for garage terms; price.
S1.''o0 SHANNON & LUCuS. 5I3 18th q.
~ a3GS.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-28
KEYS.

Duplicate ke5a made while you wait. 25c.
7l5 II st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-28

ST. NEAR NORTH CAPITOL. rms..
b.. cN. cond: immpd poe 50 $500. NO0RRs
HILL, Woodward Bldg
The Washington herald., 1921-08-28
Continued.

>iVrr la. ave-: pice, weIl-euuipped d
rpis.. Is rooms. Price, s1.4OO. 2. .. CAR /
LEY. ei1 st. NV. rr. el53.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02
EAST PRESbYTE RIA Ms
|PLAN ERECTION Of
NEW CHURCH ED|F|CE
EARLY IN NEW YEA R

Prominent among improvements
planned for Ardmore in 1921 is the
erection of n new East Presbyterian
church in northeast Ardmore.
The urgent need for a new and
more commodious house OF worship
in that portion OF the city has been
felt for many months.
The proposed plans for the build
ing call for a structure Of brick and
stone, the approximate cost of which
will amount to a sum between $lJ,-
600 and $4,000. It is planned that
work on the building will start not
later than the first or middle of
March
At n recent meeting Of citizens Of
northeast Ardmore ii was definitely
decided TO build the church at the
intersection of II street and Third
avenue, northeast.
Interest in tine new building is nor
confined entirely to those who reside
in second ward, but every citizen of
Ardmore is interested and win doubt
less cooperate in every respect with
the. various committees in charge of
the work. The finance committee
reports that it is meeting with en-
couragement and response TO its work
not only among the church-goins
people, but among all citizens.
The young people of the east Pres
byterian church receive special at
tcntlon and the new building will
Gn n long felt want in their work
II IS planned that ;he building will
be used for gathering Of nature where
the bctterment OF Ardmore is TO be
advanced.
a Christmas program with thc
Christmas tree and appropriate ex
crcIscs were presented on Christ
mas eve at the little East Ardmort
Presbyterian church, at which tim,
the building was taxed TO capacity
On last Sunday evening dhe Chris
tian endeavor gave q program con
sistlng of taheaux presenting Biblica
characters, represented by the youn.
people of the endcavor, and includ
ing special songs and readings. OF
this occasion the church was file,
and many could not find seats.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02
c. w. Richards, Superintendent Of
City Schools, Is Elected To Important
Place On Southern Education Society

school, Johnson City, Tenn, chair
man.
Course Of Study.--To reform the
entire educational course with proper
balance Of factors including scientific
vocational, civic and moral elements.
The negro problem subjeo. OF special
research.-C. W. Richards, superin-
tendent of city schools, Ardmoro, Okla,
chairman
The society grew out of the union
of the southern Education Associa-
ton, the Conference for Education in
the south and the Southern Educa-
ton Board. organized in 1880, 1898,
1901, respectively. The society is
therefore heir to the Joint effort of
the southern states aor education that
! led to an extensive study of our prob
| lens, 10 increase revenues, TO move
ments for development particularly OF
the rural schools with turn to prac-
tical adaptation everywhere, to results
| innumerable and incalculable.
At the reorganization it was clear
that the present need is a cooperative
investigation of certain Fundamental
problems with scientific accuracy anc
thoroughness so as to be sure OF tho
foundation for future building. Tht
value OF close contact with the scien
tiric workers and thinkers of the ma
zion was so manifest that the society
was affiliated with the American As
sociation for the Advancement o
Science at its recent session in st
Louis, which only means cooperation
without any sacrifice Of independence
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02

Mining, agriculture, numbering, the
ensnarlng of animals for clothing ana
food. fishing, trapping, huntins)
transnortation. manufacturing. and
trading are the seven primary callnss
Of man. OF these, agriculture is per-
haps the most important. The failure
of agriculture in many of the WORLDS
oreas is inevitably conducive Of famine
and misery. For example, in portions
of China. Armenia, Austria and Rus
sIa. Here we have been blessed win
the largest crop in our history. put
have produced more than we can
eonsnnc: our warehouses are buIsing
with the surplus that cannot ma d
ready market
The failure Of this country to enter
the league OF nations on n proper
basis prevents that tribunal from
functboning.
Tho hllied reparation commission is
both slow and uncertain in It's con-
clusions.
Bolshevisn in Russia affects one
sixth OF the land Of the globe.
Low exchange rates between TINS
country and foreign lands.
Germany Is OH the verge Of revolu-
. tion.
The entente is breaking up.
All these have produced an economic
condition unparalleled in its severity
in the worlds annals.
There may be bread lines by March
or April in this country, or just as
soon as the laborer mas absorbed the
accumulation OF former years The
: following will Do much to aInehorate
the existing, unfavorable economic con-
dtlons.
= We are emerging from a condition
OF enormous profits, high salaries anC
: plentitude of money into h pre-
, war basis. The contrast between th'
recent good times and now is pain
] ful, and yet, we are reminded ina
there are more wealth and more
S clelit now than in ante-bellum days.
The country is primarily sound.
There is being q special effort made
l to re-cstablish the war finance boart
as an emergency measure 10 tid'
over the farmer, but the opposition
y insists that an impartiality Of con
duct would direct its defeat. But tn
measure should be passed.
Recently there was formed ut New
= Orleans for the protection OF crop
i Of the south n s6,OO0,000 corporation
: There is IL $l00,o00,0 600 corporation II
process of formation at Chicago 70
= the general good.
= The following are some of the i'm
portant factors necessary for tho re
sumption Of favorable conditions:
There should be q rapid determine
: ticn OF the amount Of claims agains
Germany for reasonable loss sustaine
By the allies by reason Of the war.
V These claims hang like the sword O
= Damocles over the nation and 1t
i dancerous in its character. 1t seem
now advisable TO rebate much OF thes
u u claims TO save Germany from anarchy
Il No trade relations should be estah
7 lished with soviet Russia for the rea
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02
Economic Conditions Unparalleled In
Its Severity In The Worlds Annals;
Must Be Met; Get Down To Business

son these relations with foreign ma
tions By that gang OF cut throats
would be employed as propaganda
for the furtherance of their heliish
designs against you, myself and civil
ization.
The nations of the world should
lend C;ermony q billion or two dollars
TO make her going concern.
II Is doubtful if the treasury can
sustain she two and a half billion dol
lar approximation contemplated by the
war boui1 bill.
There should be the establishment or
some kind of universal tribunal for
the compulsory settlement OF inter-
national disputes.
General disarmament must take
place on some kind of an agreement
between England, Japan and TINS
country.
There may be imposed a tariff TO
protect our Industries against the
| importation OF goods from abroad, put
not sufficiently high as to make
prohibitiye. because We must seu
goods abroad in order 10 have them
buy from us
Tho wholesale man and the middle
man might az well make up their
minds to sustain q loss now, and
many may afford TO do this by reason
OF their great profits during the war
Let q reduction OF prices of all COM
modities be made so as to clean their
shelves.
The revision OF federal taxes with
special reference to excess profit tax
should be made, but proper suesu-
tute is difficult 10 conceive. A general
reduction Of disarmament through
agreement with the principal powers.
Yorld do more to lower tax rates than
any other single conception. The for'
eign nations owe US about nine Dill
lion dollars and the interest Is IN
default. Then, we owe fifteen billion
more and its retirement plus the fixed
and constant charge OF government
cannot be maintained merely by eX-
pressing n hope.
Tho deflation OF stocks. bonds and
commodities will continue. Practically
| everything we produce has decreased
, In price except steel and oil ant
either or both are due for decline
= The farmer must indubitably rcgarc
, with serious apprehension the imme
diate future. Here in the south the
conditions are runous. The banks
are taxed TO the limit with already
. heavy burdens and more to come. Il
! looks as IL a new crop will have tt
r move before things will right them
selves, in addition to the things tina
have already been said, But, optimism
: Is O basic characteristic Of the race
Let lis meet conditions not az we wan
them, but rs we find them.
t This is the best place to live II
| all the darth.
We are a great people.
Z We must get on.
S In the worlds equation we coun
! for much.
g We must count for more.
Let's get down to business.
= Let's look up
= Let's look on!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02
THE Y. ". A.

THE Y. ". A.
OF BROADWAY BAPTIST CHURCH
PRESENTS EDGAN G. RAINE IN
A LECTURE RECITAL ON ALASKA
FRIDAY, JANUARY sTH AT 1880
L. NJ, AT BROADWAY BAPTIST
CHURCH: ADMISSION, ADULTS
SOC, CHILDREN UNDER IA YEARS
OF AGE 25C.-adv. E-o
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02

Topeka--Governo Allen of Kansas
| ISSUES extradition papers for return
of Billy Mann, held at Tulsa on ROB-
bing charge to Kansas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02

Tulsa. - sale OF Tulsa Western
League franchise to owner of St
Lou,. Americans, denied by Spencer
Abbott.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02

Marion. - President-elect Harding
discusses canvass of countries IMAM
cial problems.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-02

Galveston, Texas.-One dead. prop
crty loss 100000 to 100000. was
the result of an explosion and fire
al the Southern Pacific oil terminals
on the water front.