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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
To Have Attendance OFFICER

Columbus, O., Jan. 12-Erery county
board Of education will have full
time county attendance officer, If !egis-
lation sought by the state department
Of public instruction and the Ohio coun-
ell Of child welfare IS secured.
The Ohio code relating to compul-
sorv attendance now provides the en-
ployment Of local persons for part-time
work who, It is asserted by the TWO
organizations often refuse to serve be-
cause they do not feel qualified for the
work. or fear TO antagonize their neigh
bors"
The arrangement for city schools. un-
der which a truant officer Is employed
nv the school board IS left unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
without Plans

Columbus, O., Jan. l2.-State Auditor
Vic Donahey, who was the Democratic
candidate for governor last november,
and former Governor James N. Cox.
left office with no definite plans. Gov
ernor Cox, his wife and Baby Anne are
planning an extended European trip. =
Mr. Donahey has had several offers,
he said, but retired from office without
accepting any Of them. He has several
business ventures of his own that he
expects to deyelope for q while, at
least
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

Columbus. O.. Jan. l2.-Extensivc I'M
movements to OhloS inland lakes Win
he made during the spring and summer
h,. the state department OF public works
II the legislature grants appropriation
which the department will ask. tn" bet
tcrmcnts will cost S"45,0ON. hut coun-
ties In which some "f the lakes arc To-
Gated and individuals will share 4 part
Of the expense.
At Buckeye Lake II IS proposed to
build a sanitary sewerage disposal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
PARKE DIVISION
Ancient Order Hiberntan Officers WIN
BE Installed by County Prsn-
dent Tonight.

At the Regular bi-monthly meeting
Of Irarkc Division No. ], Apcient Order
H:bdrnians, to be held in the Carroll
club this evening, officers will be in
stalled by County President James d.
Lawther A social session and smokes
will follow the installation.
The orficers-c!ect who will be seated
tonight are:
Prcsident-James II. Howley.
Vice -president-JameS i. Burke.
Financial secretary--F. V. Tighe.
Recording secretaty--M. A. McRae.
Trcasurer-J. W. kcmplc.
Sent!nel--Thomas +. Burke.
Sergeant-at-arm:s--Ja Welsh
Chairman OF standing comnittee-
Patrick HOwley,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
Much Court Business

Cleveland. O.. Jan. 12.--The northern
Ohio district OF the federal court viii
stand second TO the southern district
Of New York In the amount of business
transacted during 1920. according to a
preliminary report made by Joseph
Brcitenstein. assistant district attor-
ney.
In the last year. sos criminal cases
were begun in the eastern division OF
the northern Ohio district court. the
largest number ever instituted in the
Cleveland court in year. and $S6 were
Instituted In the western division, with
headquarters at Toledo. The district in
cludes forty-three counties. from the
Indiana state line to Pennsylvania.
Since 1857. when the district was or
rnnizcd. $500 criminal cases have passed
through the federal court.
The northern district stood third at
the close Of the fiscal year. June 20,
1920 being outranked By the southern
district of New York and district or
SSachusctts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
Woman Seeks ORice

Narun. O.. Jan. 1.-THE first woman
n tn" history Of Akron has announced
Intentions Of running for city oH'''.
She Is Miss Mary +. MCGOWAN ana
she SAYS she's going TO run for mayor
r.<f rall She hasn't decided what tic
Ret ,hr'I make tn" race on. she said.
hgi t.. rnll"r partial '". "a" Republican
ticket, and she may nun on that Slate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

Cincinnati, O., Jan. l2.-Clcrk Charles
wocllner Of the Hamilton county board
Of elections has been instructed to re-
district the precincts OF Hamilton coun-
t. outside the cities Of Cincinnati. Nor
wood and st. Bernard. The present rural
precincts. which number IS. arc TO be
divided into from 13e to 40 precincts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
Much building In Akron

Akron, O.. Jan. 1.-THE estimated
cost of building operations in Akron IN
1920. for which permits were issued
totaled $20,347.625, according to the
yearly report of the city building de-
partment. In only one other year. 1919,
was this surpassed. Building permits
that year totaled $27,2l9.436.
Permits for the construction Of homes
exceeded, in value that Of any other
type Of structure. There were 9iA such
permits issued, with an estimated value
OF s4,694.535.
There were more garages built, accord
ing to the report, than any other type
OF building Permits totaled 1879, with
an estimated total value OF s569,S9O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

organic iron content to eating one-half quart
Of spinach. one quart Of green vegetables or hall
a dozen apples. It's like taking extract Of beef
instead Of eating pounds OF meat.
To prove to yourself what Eu1ated Iron VIII do,
get your doctor to take = specimen OF your
blood and make blood count Of your rcd blood
corpuscles, thea take Nuxated Iron for month
and have a new blood count" made and see
nov your red blood corpusclea have increased,
how much puref and richer your blood has be-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
Thousands of Married Folks Are
Nervous Wrecks -Leading A
Regular "Cat and Dog" Life
ofth THIN, WAIEkY BooD
eralcaus anfth

Thousands of married people ar CROSS. GRABBED AND
Or. NPY with each othe1 all the While-READf TO FLY
OFF at the slightest thing when isn't their fault at ALL
IRON STARVATION OF THE BLOOD has Slapped their
and left them wrecks so that they
on,ToI Of themselves and they therefore go ALL TO
PIECES on the slightest provocation.
4 New York Physician says that MORE THANONE.HALp
THE POPUI ALTON OF AMERICA PERlSttES BEFOhb
NIDD AGE and that of the chief contfihutoy causes
Of this terrible of human life is the devtnzng weakness
brought on by lack of iron in the blood.
THERE ARE 30 900 900 RED BLOOD CORPUSCLES
IN YOUR BLOOD AND EACH ONE MUST HAVE lhoN.
An enormous number of people who ought to be strong gor
w d in IN, prpe of life constantly complaining OF weak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

Miss MCGOWAN Is a successful busl-
ness woman and Is the first woman to be
commissioned q notary public IN this
county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

- ,,.,,,..-.i 49,, ~ ..'.,, -; -.
~ 80 ',.'".'" 49,. W A. 80 va ~.
l''i" H. ' ..,,'. - .,,b
b ''l 49,, w. ,r,, W.,
.,1 , w., .r,L,..s fran, en- y Nyhi,,h had
- . ,.,,, ,....,.,.,,, e.. III ,,r,I.l,iIrrv
III i,T, i.J 80 ,,,,.h i}rui,rrT
AThnurn M: r..r.tr'r,.nt ms only
h,..'n in In, Irorass of Formation for
r,.n lyy. 10 H.. trained. AMI cullrd and
. selected. and m.&Ia'.-,. ar" inevitable.
: Vt 80. report of ~" %upcrintrnd' ut
!, hYd made %.5Ie arrests. So Of which
wrr, for humlri..r. %%I Tor demonstrating,
. AZ for h"otlrEElrg HnL iG5 tor carry
ing concealed WEAPONS. that = had con-
r~rntrd InG IL s'""N"d l.n'' gallons Or
..uuor. S.N>d s.Ll"rS 49, MASH and -
Stil!S.
The m">S@E" HrG"S n NyStth~l'c ana
practical effort I" r"I"r'SI an" "Ut-oF"r
lands. TIL" forests 81 "nr H'H;" nay"
ho"n almost entirely drS'r'%"1 IN \
very few years NOR" All VII. hH E"h'.
r" allow tn" situation to urNi without
ANY systematic ana .n'rIIi gent r'lhrL
L. rrgr"w timber IS Htt!g short "t
criminal
The way uu" natural resources nav"
hc,u wasted VIII remain the WONDER ~
.Utur" E"urraE"nS, and In" sham" "I
90" present "uv. W" 81. u'i rrHinr" t"'
81! and the GHS. all too soon {" h' en-
,.rrly exhausted With The l@sS''ts AZ
~" present generation ihoS" TWO
precious commodities WIN wnlch our
stat" VAS 50 laNiSh!y endowed VIII De
;.vn". and IN" state Viii have Nt.v -
show that thgy were ever mere :" SA"'.-
lighted has boon III" N"t''F, oil H'I''!hE
with them cur Goa! SnHriy is hr.hi
exhausted rapidly @l$' | have referred
To- thiS under another h"ad II cam u
~ W. .n,,,.,,, t,,5 49,.
trial towns. in few years There VIII he
h't3'NE 'ut h"''S III '''', = '
cuvi hil.sIdcs and tumb.+I-duwn c"k-
"NC"'' r,. ,, I
water rover law. .,,
'rh" Congress .. IN" m','H states
@ recently PASSED = f'u''HI M"'rI ""'
h!iI, designed. L" rrul'.t l"' ! sntS 20
the general Go\HI''H"'tN III '"' "'''I"'
ton. l.! pr.Nal" capita, OF "at'r-p"W'F
sites. and NJ The sam" time 70 encourage
the development OF those SITES on
nLvigahlr streams. TalS action by
. Congress virtually ConprlS revision
Of the water power law now on the
state stalut" hooks. so as to Co-ord!n.S'"
VITA Tie Federal, Statute Il tn" riEhtf
of the STATE ar,. L. be protected and IL
watcr-powCr development Is 10 be Ell
couyag"I. II IS we'll known tn; ihrr"
has been ~ watvV-v power Development
under tn, present statute and Il l.
,uuallv well understood that there can
So. r,,,,. White II il highfy desirable to
,'.,r,',,mar3 The interest OF ihr state IN
,i,,, ,,.ith ,h;g inst natural resource
WnIrn mas not been triiir:rd away. yet
tnr power sites are ID; 10 ya.u" L. the
H'M'y um',n ILL.,, ,m,S !" ,,.,,, 49,. hrjna,ng
~ -, dr.,I If t.,yrblr property into
tho SIara
cnrxil.r,hIr mart Of IN, message
'"eh reWMS '"' ',I -, '',,,y nil
EtS III '''s So - '',,'' MIN, tfr,kc, IN
u',H',S o. o. q, 49,, ,..,in pui ,L,. e.
E"L Gus ''.i - ~, i;>.,utIy. 10
lT!H "a 'uS ."'' 80 ',' l,,.'.,i5nr ON /
ilh','',atn 80 ,.,..,,.n s.,ys.
'"'" say a., a,,,,od an,rds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

come. how mach more robust and vigorous -
feel; zee how the color has come back to yc0
checks. how much steadicr and stronger yvU
nerves now are. Over 1000 900 people A.
nrally are using EuIated Iron. 1t viii not inJrre
the teeth nor disturb the stomach. Your
money will be refunded by the manufacturers
Il you do not obtain satidactory results. De-
ware Of substitutes. Always insist on having
genuine organic iIon-NuIated Iron. Look for
the Letters NJ. on every tablet. Al al druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
FIRE IN WASTE PAPEB

4 slight blaze in a waste paper re-
Ccptacle used by the United states
army recruiting Office in the Intelligent
Ger building at G:l5 o'clock last evening
resulted in nearly the entire fire de-
partmcnt being called on an alarm from
Box rs Tic alarm was sounded by q
member Of the recruiting force. The
blaze was confined to the waste paper
receptacle, and did no damage other
than to fill n portion of the building
with smoke. Water thrown into tho
hlazing paper practically exttngui shed
the ire by the time the iiremen arrived.
Fire Chief Burley Thompson expressed
the opinion that a cigaret started the
fire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

In view &C All the tJrcg"ing and @.
the certain fact that IN" stat" VII con
ilnuc I. be hara ~S"d and Athlete" WAN
4 continuation Of tn" struggle 10 "A-
tend the organization II tn" Iu.trd MN"
Workers into uuu-u'Iiun t"!GS, | am as
tinrlIy of the opinion that tarl" si'Nlh
hr some well couSid "r"d aud TAR legs
The FIST thing rrrcS!&IrE - 10 t"h''"h''
me private Guards and the company
paid ,Unutv sheriff. and SUhStitut" TtJi
bubble of lrcrS III their StrId lh'n Il
Stutulr should hc passed TO d"linc pick
ctiur and % rcEulat" y. IN" COZ! Is
generally hold that il x lawful Toy
.urraniZrrs or strikers 10 approach men
who are working At u plant where tn'te
IS a strike. To persuade them l" N"'t
work and =" on u strike. also. mat
right l. often abused. l.awiul p.'hc'-
inn. does not mean that a mon can as
gemhlc at railroad station, aHS;'ul'
men and annoy In" travelling rHHii'.
The public should be- protected ana ih't'
vino want To work should J." rr"t' '"".
pcna!t.r% SHnu!d hc I.rv@yrhcH avid mo-"
enforcement mad, SURE Nn.S. AMI &'l-
,r;r' other uu.~,lnus. should Hr clearly
settled hy STATUTE. tn" rights ~ IN"
union mad" clear and the rights "t ih"
.,rDlrlrr and rI IN" worker made equal
IS ,lcIr.
Il very well rraiizc the difficulties
TO he M, in drIlin:; with th"S" Gl"'-
iinuS. further appreciate IN" f''H'-
lance wri,u MOST public oU.'iI!~ jos
sesS in even discussing SIiW'' ."'|
much less acting upon Il, where lney
ar. liable 70 be accused or taking sides
agaiuS, the workers. am not IShInE
for l.EiSlat:uu in tn" interest ol IN"
cmpipy,rs. am askIu, t"r LEGISLATION
IN Inc interest or Ine public, IN the IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

\ sign in your window for year
will not be read ny as many people as
IN Adj in The IntcIiigencer for one day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

Hut BE- sure the iron you take 10 organic
iron and not metallic iron which people
gsuallv take. Metallic iron IS iron just A IL
~o,rr, frrm the action Of strong acids on small
rercs Of iron and Is therefore an entirely diiter-
INT thing from organic iron. Organic iron 10
Ike the ron in your blood and like the iron In
spinach. lentils and apples II may be had from
yDur druggist under the name o. Nhnteo IRON.
MINATED Iron represents organic iron In such
highly condensed form that one dose Of II Is
estimated TO be approximately equivalent I'm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

The prOot OF this ls shown by the lacN u
organic ircn Is supplied 10 their blood !.
their multitude Of symptoms often OUT
nrpear and the very men and women y
formerly so complaining now become stro
thy and vigorous with even disposition
sunny cheerful nature. When your blood
ing for iron. no mere touics or stimulants
YOU .iEht-starving blood must have
iron tile same as starving person
must have food. Without iron your
blood loses its power TO change food IN.
{, living tissue and nothing you eat
does YOU the proper amount OF good
YOU do not get the full strength out OF It.
Nature put plenty Of iron In the husks
ol grains and the skin and pecls Of yege-
tables and fruits to enrich your blood,
hu: modern methods OF cookery throw
a,lthes- things away-hence the alarm
ing increase, In recent years, in anaemia
--Iron-starvstion OF the blood with all
its attendant ills.
II you are not willing to 70 back TO ma
,urc then you should eat more such iron.
containing vegetables AZ spinach and
carrots and reinforce them by taking
hide Organic iron from time 70 time.
Al takA a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

An enormous number OF people VINO out
Gus and in The prime of life are constant
nervous headaches. pains across the back,
disturbed digestion, shortncss of breath.
heart palpitation. a general rundown
condition, melancholy, bad memory. etc,
when the real cause of all their suffering
is in many cases nothing moro or less
than IRON STARVATION OF THE
BLOOD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

The act creating the e"iartmcm Of
public safety went into effect Jun" ~.
1919. Colonel Jackson Arnold. a former
National Guard officer. and lat" OF tn"
A. t. +. was appointed Sup"rtntcnd-
cut The creation Of the department.
and the building IN OF an cI!SInt l'''"
has been an exceedingly dinicH; ""N-
lem for several reasons II was u.'So-
lutely impossible to promptly vUulp and
uniform the men enlisted. tho material
not being available. The government
bad taken over all material ana supplies
Of tho character needed. dUrIr" tho war,
and -ed-tape and other hlndrInr"& pre-
T., vented getting the rcCrSSnrI"$ from the
government Itself Great ear" was NO
rSSary In the selection OF men Tor the
force The work being hazardous and
cyhausting, the pay being only fraC-
tional part of what could b" Obtained
in any line Of ClCrica! work or III any
industry. NIL Of which were bidding t"r
men because Of the scarcity of labor.
il was not sought hy many Young men
Of -. type desired Then. IN" depart
mont lad hrcn greatly prrjud!ceR by
IN" propaganda against y n"tM h'iGr'
and after it's creation by the LcEiSla-
turc Certain organized .dhSr TUpr"SCn-
tatiycs were persistent in their at
tempts TO instN int" the minds OF the
workers that the force WAS being "r"-
ated to hr"w-h"at waC" workers. esp
cially those belonging to labor organ
cations notwithstanding that has
been proven false. and that n" United
Mine workers. "HiCrrS were the hrst ="
call for polio" protection IN MinG"
county following IN" N1bwGn mISS1-
cr" yet tho "Fcd"rai !"nts'." published
, in this city. has hS"u persistent III is
viilainous attempts :" dis"r"'.t IN" or
uanlzotion. for Ia" Same reason tha' !,
has sought to destroy IN" r0nfld"nr" -
it< readers and fo!l0w'"H In all ruhhc
officials and all government '"rminG
the members ~ tho force "t0SS2CNS"
This prnpa raudl has prevented srcur-
t1E many e'lClh!H young men VINO might
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lumber of people who ought to be strong, vigor-
pripe of life are constantly complaining OF weak
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JOHN REESE
Former Martins Ferry Young Man Sue
curnbs TO Illness OF Three Years
Former Services Man.

John Reese. well now Belmon
county. Ohio. young man vino reside
for severla years At Martins Ferry, del
at $50 O'Clock last evening al his lat
home west of Bridgeport. lie had hcen
III for three Years.
lie was born In South Wales. but had
resided in the United States for -
years. He was born September 3. lS99.
and was IS years OF age. He was Il son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Reese. who 'Ee
a, 40 Concord street. Martins Ferry.
The deceased leaves his widow ana
the following children: Ellen L.. John
II. Stanley and Arthur. all At home.
Hhe was a member OF the Welsh Ecr-,
~rreeat!un church At Martins Ferry. and
was u member OF the Fraterual. Order
OF Eagles. lie was an cI-servtce man,
having h""u IN one Of the infantry train
lnr battal!ous AZ Camp Sl'"rmaT. ohio.
, Funeral arrangements had not been
completed last n.gh;. The body VAS
taken 10 the Z. G. Hcs.op x Son under
,aking establishment; NJ Martins Ferry
,u Re prepares rcr hur,aL II viii be
taken - the home 90 his parents on
Concord street In Martins Ferry from
Mhc-. the funeral will be held.
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NORM IN ENGLAND BUT RESIDED
ON OHIO SIDE SINCE 1882.
Neld Brookside Clerkship Ever since
ofncO was Creatsd-Tunsral
Saturday.

John (. Curtis. clerk OF the township
Of B~rookside. Ohio died at his residence
in Rrookside last evening. after an ILL
ness OF two weeks. He was 6S Years Of
age.
The deceased was bora in DeNoHshire.
ENGLAND. August 90. 1895. and came 20
this country at the age Of -. He has.
lived in this Vicinity since 1852. and =
an uudefeated candidate for clerk Of
~ErookSide. having served III that posi-
ton ever since Brooksldc became q
township twenty years ago.
He was a good and patriotic citizen
loved and admired by all who knew HIM
Although he has not been well Tor the
past two Years. his recent Illness came
two weeks < and death WAS entirely
unexpected. lie MAS 4 StaunCh member
Of the EirkwOod Methodist church and
was alwarS very ccttve in civic affairs.
Surviving him are his wife. who was
formerly Elizabeth Wardle OF ktrKwood:
three sons. Joseph ot Rochester, Pa;
John OF Shadyside. -. and Charles Of
canton. o.. and one sister living IN
England.
The funeral Will be held from the late
residence In BroOkside, saturday after
noon at > o'clock. Rev. Howard Peter
son Of the kirkwood Methodist church..
will oEAclatc. aud tntcrment will he
made in L.inwOod cemetery at Blaine. =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
UPhOLDS
STEEL CONCERNS

Washington. Nov. 3~0.--Justlce Bailey
OF the District OF Columbia supreme
court today denied the Application OF
the Federal Trade Commission for an
order requiring the claire Furnace com,
pan and y other eastern steel ana
iron corporations to produce certain
pa pers and documents for examination
by It's counsel.
The steel concerns obtained a temper
airy injunction some time ago from tho
court to prevent the commission from
requiring them to submit monthly re-
ports OF their business and in answer
to the application asserted that TO grant
the request would bring about one or
the things sought 10 be prevented by
the injunction proceedings. They claim
ed the commission was attempting 10
secure certain Information for the pur,,
pose Of laying hare trade secrets ana
processes and 10 inquire unlHwtulIy into
the private affairs of the corporations
The court today held that ITO grant
tho motion OF the defendant TO require
the plaintiff to produce certain papers
and documents would he to grant to II
that which the bill seeks inter-alia TO
prevent"
Tho trade commission noted an eX-
ception to the order Of the court.
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L have spent at least a thousand
dollars N an endeavor to rid myself
Of indigestion and stomach trouble trou-
bic. which I have had for 20 years, but
got no results. Ny stomach and diges-
hon, together with extreme nervousness
caused me TO lose much valuable time,
For the last II years I have been q
, ,hlnist foreman OF the Keiiy-Jones
Of Greensourg. and my time was
worth money. ! was compelled TO lay
on 10 weeks not long ago. Doctors said
th,y could give ME only temporary re-
lief. Finally ! saw Nerv-Worth adver-
ti>ed. and determined TO try II. and l
am glad 70 say that now after using
only part Of a bottle. | am no longer
troubled with indigestion or nervous
ness, and | have gained In weight In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
Abdul BAHIA

London. Nov. 3O.--Abdul BAHIA. leader
OF the Bahai movement. died at Hafar'
Persia, Monday. according 20 4 dispatch
To the London Times.
Ahbas Erfendi. known throughout the
world as Abdul BAHIA. was born IN Te-
heran. Persia. May 25. 1874. Hc Was
leader OF the Banai movement. which
has as it's aim world religious unity
The Bahai belief is said to be that n
ycrsal peace ia possible through haT-
mory Of all religions. The RahaiSti
teach that all religions ale bassCaity
one: that differences in them have
arisen through the CorruptInns o. the
nloyv 7ud dogmas. Nhdul BAHIA visited
the United states In 1912. He was the
third OF the leaders Of Dahaism. For
many years because OF his teachings Ah'
Gul Raha Was a prisoner OF the Turks
and Persians.
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NO RECOMMENDATION
FROM STATE OFFICERS
FOR TROOP REMOVAL

Charleston. w. Va. NV. 29.-Neither
Governor Morgan nor Aiiutant General
Charnock have made recommendations
to the federal government that the
troops ordered In the state last summer
during the armed urrissng be moved
according TO announcement made at tho
office of those two officials today. II
was said at both OF these offices and at
military headquarters that AZ yet no
official orders have been received from
WASHINGTON 10 take the soldiers back 10
their home stations. About $50 fcderaI
troops arc still stationed In kanawha'
Logan and Mingo counties.
Il did not make the recommendation
that the federal soldiers be taken away
said General C~harnock. and all l Know
about the orders for their removal was
contained in newspaper dispatches from
We shlngton."
General CharnoCk said that lie now
has ten companies OF national guard or
ganlzed throughout the state with a
total membership Of 700. They WI
soon be ready for any emergency ne
declared.