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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23
MUST REDUCE PRODUCTION
COSTS or LosG TRADE

Toxic. pee p Japanese manuiae-
tarer. have been warned that unless
They alter their methods and reduce
Tie cost 81 produeilon they wiil lose
ther foreign trade
Mr Akiysma, Of The commercial and
Industrial bureau ~ Toxic. on hs
tln from q torelsn tour ia bis report
eays that ia China wages are very low
and that far this reason japanese
rsods ere being iorcea oui by Chinese
Manufacturers which are. be- aays.
lus, a. GOOD a. lauuese lie also de-
elarea that la the South Sea markets
Chinese goods ere slowly fupplant-
inF Japanese merchandise and iha,
4Hfs fspan is tu lose these marks9s
entirely production costs must Be re-.
tueei b. ,hfs oounifY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23
A TEXAS WONDER

gravel weak and lame hack, rheuma-
tlsm. irregularities Of the HID
keys and bladder Regulates bladder
troubles IN children ff not sold BY
arnEgi, u man ,is5. small bottle
often cure Send for aworn testimon-
lGs. d. p W Hall ssss olive Street.
st. Louis. No
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23
MICHIGAN TO OFFER
NEW MEDICAL COURSES

Ann Arber Mich. Dec e Uni.
vsrsitg of Michlsan rgents Friday
dect dd 70 Offer homeopathic
medical course ~ next years sum
mer session The board granted
Professor Robert r. Crane ~ the
political SCIENCE department per-
70 teach lnternaii9nai law
IN n. University q chioago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23
COLD in THE HEAD"

"a an acute AKA ~ NAa4l CHtaFfh
lhrss subject a. frfHeeni ftf.ts are
rNnFfniR in A .'fin AnhH a.sadils.u.
HAftfs cATAftgf MEDICINE q
Fft4fment NausIfflHf of su Ointment -
~ Nrrt inrallNt an Tonic whiah sets
2uifsiY through fhf uiaai IS ere Aiu-
cnas Hpffa EfH. asANns Hp the stsftna.
ans uahinF fon hess N8tie q .oelds
n ta.t ~ HfNHFista faf ever AZ Neafk >
. tNfHff z sn. Ffieta. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23
POLICEMAN hgLo ron
BUATihe AcrD MorHgR

Detroit. pee 15 rtni ii.sthhe
policeman wa convicted In wppl
ospa court Friday - beanuE ha
rs yeaf Old mother Mfs Minnie
Hlaehhr Judge lie.toa nfluc
him I. en- maximum. ninety hle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23

washlngtou bee % rcleErs phio
reports Fridly 10 tho posiofflce de-
putment from nfy ~ ths iarg 81
postofncfs 10 ihe country ludiofe
thar Christmas mail eas The hIny-
lest in history, '"-reascs ln volume
lselng esilmlted a. 20 70 Go porout
Cong sglgu has been avoided tha
pariment was ntgrmed az prpcic-
ally all points.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23
CLASSIFIED WANTS
Norlcr ro suescRIseRs

IN the event n delivery be.ns I'M
perfect. or paper being rolled. twist
"a or malllated. subscribers are
urg a l. make immsd diats complaint
70 he business office In person, oy
telephone or mail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23

I WANT TO HFAR FROM A FEW
RELIABLE PEOPLE WHO cAN
DEVOTE A FEW HOURS A Day
or SPARE TINE LOCKING
AFTER OR LOCAL TRADING
experisncs Necessary. II you have
snare TN, and ar, willing to f'1-
low M simrie iasiuctioas. Z hari
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23
SENATE AND HOUSE
ADJOURN TO-DAY

Washington. Dec 2s-The honls
agr q Friday . adjourn after So
urday's session until nxt Wednes-
day. The senate hae virtually
reached an agreement - tale sim-
ilar action ove- Christmas rtc-ss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23
Mrs. Laura N. Hsy, Recommends
charnnerlaLn.a Tahl.sa

= have frequently used Chamber
ialu's Tablets. during tie past three
years. and have found them splendid
for headache and bilious attacks I
am only too plsssed. AZ any time.
70 speak a word In praise of them"
writes Ars. Laura n. Hoyt Rock
sri. -. "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23
chamherlsin's Cough Remedy
tk. Nrthari. Tavnrit.

The soothing and healing proper
Ties Of rhamberlslny Cough Remedy
rs pleasant taste and prompt and
eifecinal cures have made Il a
fstor.to e'ih people cverywhere. II
IL especially rrlrtd hy mothers ~
young children Tor colds. cronp and
whooplng cough. as it always affords
quick relief and = free from opium
and other harmful drugs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23

r. insure 4 healthy action of the
bowels and correct disorders ~ the
liver take two ~ chamheflaina
Tablets Immediately after supper
They viii not only cauHe a rtntie
movement Of "a howerr without
unpleasant effects but hanlsh that
dun stupid feeling that often ac-
cnmnnnlaa eonalLnallan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23
BANK CASHIER HELD
ron FUND SHORTAGE

chicao, Dec 20 Charlie ian
dssu. cashier of m, Lemon, Naflon
AZ bank, nas crested and the A.
flire a. tn bauk were taken oyfr
temp rasily by the stat bank a
aminer Gre nfeld, tada, when tho
examiner CHARGED Lindcau vas a.
least 5000 short IN hi aircornts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23
cRANpcnilp HAD
cRoupY coven

NJ gfandehld could a., no relief
Hhateyer from very bad cough
writes Peter fandih. Meycrsdals, ps.,
until 7 gave him Foleys Honey and
Tar Coughs colds. croupst throat.
chest aud bronchial irfltaiions quick
y relieved Wifh Folsy's HonsY and
Ter. Sold esfryNhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23

GET MO A RIAL BuslNFss nf
YOUR own Local city terri
tory now open Sell the genuine
J. r. Wstkins Products Everybody
knows watkins Spices Extracts.
Coffee. Medicines. Toilet Prepara :
tions. ttc Standard for more than
fifty years nlggtst line. biggest
values. highest quality makes easy
selling Tor YOU Write today for
FREE sample and proot that sou can
make from 5000 20 $1,000 q year The
J. r. Watkins Co, Dept. So, kansas
city Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23
WANT ApvERTleEMENTs

Want advertisements IN the Lad
er must he IN the office by twelve
o'elocq II classification is desired.
Classified ads are cash, except
where parties have regular accounts
at the Ltsder office. The Leader
collectors have experienced so much
trouble IN locating many parties
who have phonod "A wants. TIA; Il
l. necessary TO invoke the cash in
advance system. exeep, where reg
uiar accounts are maintained
Memoranda OF what Is wanted or
"for sale" etc, nay be lefi AZ the
Leader business office snd same
VIII BE- converted into form ads.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23
CLASSIFIED WANTS

pnepcs sisn o mak 20 fau lhs'
w.n u sau = ID sem Wi e.
me ia ff eeain mV 81
Alhfrt Mt Ena,ofa ni Der 81.
mfns sisi An resu htg lesn.
sat- q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23
HELP WANTED.

TYPlSTS-Earn s25-sieo wssekls.
spsre time, copying sashors' fnsnti-
scripts. Write r. ] Car8es. Authors
Agent. Tsllapocss. Ca. for parti-
culsrs.
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wlNrED-Msn 10 succeed c. o.

WANTED-Man 20 succeed G -.
Dunlap. retailing Ravleigh Good
Health Food Products Spices.
Favors N diclnes, Tol.t prcrars-
tions. e,c. $50 everyday necessities
used by millions Isrges' compny
established "a wears Favorably
knoVn an over Am rica 40 ex-
rrlence. practically no capital
~ id. We teach YOU - manage
your own permanent big paying
bnsin IS. &2.ooo-s5.o0o yearly. Write
Ter spplicition. Give ace. 1cenpa-
zion refsrenc s. W. T. RaWlil
Co. Dept 1857. N smphis. Team
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23

AGENTS Follow the dolis. So a.
sioe per week. tae money yours
something ngw, bot an old eeFncas
proposition; nti1 sntoashct: sxpsr-
lsnca unnecessary. TAKES every o.iy
by storm; money rolls ln show ~.
sl q. iaenairtsd ln ens minute
sells on demonstration. fha new
inklfs Fountalu Pen. ihe twentieth
century wonder, never ltaks 81
sells Win Tits pm no more use far
the ink bottle; sample pm soc, lAis
proposition Is n hsTat. mouey back
Z nol a. represented AGENTS profit
80 PER cent. exeiorlve TERRITORY
send Tor ageucy today lnklegs
Fountain Pen Co. 1893 Eiehsh St.
Dies M0.nes. ia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23

RUNNA0f sN.Fs - Msts 5000
daily We start yoa Aepressn.
ts.sas nanled everywhere Per
maneni business ~w1nsesaiers SOS
mtislon ST. Chicago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23

BAD DEBT MEN-sise weekly. ab-
s5lufely. No soliciting accounts
Contracts only. New ofisinal plan.
Exclusive or hcme territory. Write
shsehy Mercantile Agency. L-<ing-
ton. X.
SEII. SOMETHING EVERYBODY
MrsT RAvE--iRead this Inc
over again and note thar We ssid
mustl \ positive necessity bseaas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23
FARM LAND
Losr-=ouRp

roCND-A god watch near Central
school: oener can have sane by
idsniifylnr = watch and psyinr
sec for Ibis 3D. ai. Ial uet.
rto1s 1879.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23
CLASSIFIED WANTS


81 rosffnnsaf railing. 4 rentfta AID
rsreais snd pssss EAc.usiscis oNn {
"a na eonsFslka hr us Y soa ars
~ osisF tsksr yea shsaa raks So
q $50 a 2sy II yta srs sa ambr
i9es saisss ,ea VII sicaE 49,.
ward of SO psr da' Most aes.f-
ebe oounsei'ea ~ts f-.ars ier
these who qualify one ambliioas
salesmaa waatea fs- every osaaiy
ln hs state large territories 10
crew manAesrs Jerome i.Aadi
Pres. SO. Desfaora 81. Cafes 20
4 wHoLfsALE HoUsx aoias
national Daslnts wlil p,sse a
sttsmau n Oklahoma This open
ing offer. a. Al man d psrmanent
ma m g pontsne eaaaeei ot ss
sae five iesdinr retail trades ia
81 ft ,esG are eur ~. .sps0is aud
esstem r. Addr ss The Miies y
nhlr Go. nep, sss la4s nncid
AVc Clesxland. o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23
ATTORNEY

II M. Adams. Practice in all
courts. Office over White 8
jewelry store, Phone ala
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23

established rs feart thousands
select mAmh rs bo.h sex. wealthy.
Wishing carly marriage. strictly cen
ndtnt descriptions free The uld
Rfliable cub. Mrs wrabel. Dok 20.
Oakland. Calli
MATRIMONIAL MAGAZINE Phc,ts
descriptions many rich, wan 70
nary. mailed frse. Jshn Pub Co.
sl Paul. Mlnn
GET MARRIED ncloss stamp
write Homa Club COS shannon
ndg Pltis1urgh, Pa
MARRY HEALTH wEM.TH-Re-
fined widow SIS. worth $4,000.
charming girl, iS. worth $4,000. 7in
marrg Members eva7hhere LIST
frcs sunnowsr CLUB. n.lso. cimar-
ron Kansas.
WIDOW 49, worm tlN| N|NHN, wants
nts man correspond nt L-hos
3s Lelrta. tn 40 Ohio
.-a-..-....s.-.--
.EPlLEPTiCs-would YOU care 20
learn about new rational treat
mont FOR immediate re.lef n cpll-
spsy Positively stopping an seia-
ures from first days use. infoma-
tian free specialist Drawer c.5gz
Lender. w oming
BRITgsH ClRIs-Want American
corresponients Geuuine iniro-
ductions 25c Care ie Cambridge So
Is. ". London. England
WINTER ~ FLORIDA Write pretty
maiden worth $4,000. Box %,
oxford. Florida
For SALE
4 COLONIES or bees IN standard
hives. doz pursbred white LfE-
horns OF the English strain. IA
Nlon. Phone et2
FOR sN.E Fine home on West
mn. bes. houss DO rat .ty for
rent Armstrong luresimfut 60.
Phone asa
EXCHANGED EXCHANGE
Not money-so something better.
Guthrie Home with 81 lots.
RtI4tnca - a near inierurban.
improved no A. on state Road.
Improved 20 A. on State Road
Rental Fsrm Lease Ter Property.
nesldsnee Property for nsrmA
Don't cult Come On. We viii
make your trade FOR yoa
iisis e. otis Ave The csffney Co
Whipping cream. 1fsney and Popcorn
ior holidays Phone Montague
ron sALE-Fire room house 70 b
rcmov.d cheap armstr1ng r.
vntmant 90. Pblns ass
FOR sAIE-Two lots facing Temple
square. oaiy 100000 Armstrong
inwsimont co Phone 5se
FOR sAIE -yl8nns. % sizs violin
case and bsw sioe) pull size
violin. SEQ. Bons 800 49, q
csiios siaasy Hm sis 81 lEt
Violin maker
wOoD ron sAI.E-ss % doable
box losd. Phone i43i-R
SoR RENT
FOR RENT-NodsrD five room
house with eistera and garage.
Prone ESQ.
OUR RENTaL LIST
= al shot 70 pieces but we all
nl Il up again. Phone s7i II you
want 70 rent Residence CT Farm.
The Gsffney CO.
FOR REM modern furnished
rons. rTound nror. children coa-
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CLASSIFIED WANTS
FARMS WANTED

flARH WANTED-lf yon have good
farm for eaie. suitable for general
farming. write nie with description
aud price John D. Baker De-
Qasen. Ar.
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FOR REM modfrn furnished
rons. ground ficor. children coz
sidfrea. can a. so5 ~ nfoae
siar p. n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-23

FAnlNsf a. sass ~ esl.f - tNtsA~sts ffiiN.
So ntaessss AfeAaI ~ fsst sfs -
~ Et.f. aaa.t Aleal4 ss.aIf 8 tEsl A.+A
Fmka - M4A.... Al. hast4fe thmsaaeA hfaaA
i..il - fsl4 - BEES. 49, stsa eAss@
MARRY ~ LONELY fur results,
try me; best ana most successful
Hone Maker hnnareds rich Wish
marriage soon. strictly confidential
mo.t riAble. ycifs experience
descriptions fnce The SncaaNsfal
ciub." Mrs. Nash 9os $50. OAKLAND.
California
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= al shot 70 pieces but we win
fn Il no again. Phone 81 II you
want 70 rent Residence CT Farm.
The Gaffney CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
RUSSIA SAVED FROM
FAMINE

So much news that - dtiVrous and
dspressI7x comes from Russia that IL
Is a most gratifying surprise to learn
that the necessity for American relief
there has ended. A report 70 this effect
II to be made by former Governor Good
rich Of Indiana, who has Just completed
a survey. Prior 10 this Investigation.
officials Of tho American rel!ef organ
iaation had expressed the belief that
Efforts could be discontinued.
According TO the reports. everything
POSSIBLE has boon done. Some parts OF
tho famine regions were not reached be-
cause there was no way To get tho sup
plies 70 thern Russia's railroad system
= not only demorallzed, but IN many
rlsces has simply ceased 20 exist. Des-
pi,e all the difficulties. however. won
dertul work has been accomplished. Sew
rrd millions OF Russians. particularly
children. have been given the priceless
KIT OF life. Perhaps they appreciate
It and perhaps they do not. We have
enough faith N human nature 10 be
!'eve that soms OF them do. At any
rata America has done her duty as die
lated By the principles OF humanity, and
has that pleasant consciousness, 4 she
never receives any other return.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
RADIO AND TREES

The broadcastins OF the Secretary OF
A1ricu.ture's arbor day message Is. so
tar. the supreme achievement or radio
telephony. Secretary Wallace was able
TO spread his message over the entire
country. by combining the facilities OF
the government radio stations and the
most powerful private stations. It was
rcceiIed by perhaps threc-Quartcrs OF
a million instruments Nc:or before
did n speakers voice reach so many
people at one time
This record. naturally. - destined 20
be passed soon. IN tho wonderfully
rapid radio development now so!nS on.
In = year or TWO n speaker Of note will
be able - address an audience Of sew
cr;l millions AZ once, IT makes one
think OF an archangel with his trumpet.
summon!nS III" nations OF tho earth.
One opportunity. however. Secretary
Wallace seems /" have overlooked IN
this arhor day effort. II" might have
connected radio with trees In n more
literal way. y year or two ago. an Of
Nccr OF the Army Signal Corps. II mem
Org serves. announced that he had
found trees TO be good aeria's sur re-
ceiv!ng wireless messages. All the re-
ceIy"r had 10 do no said. was to drive
nail into a tree and run wire from
the nail to the receiving instrument. His
experiments were made with wireless
teicgraphy. \ tree might not serve
quite go well for the more delicate re-
quirem"nts OF the wireless telephone.
but II would surely be worth while for
amateurs to try. 4 ltttle extra wire
strung in the tree might help.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
Tuesday, Aprn Is, 1922.
THE NEXT GREAT WAR


tho alliance
world war and
deadly blow tho typo OF
there IS to be
America? Well Is
should Prob
on the SIC o
be formed
ambitions The stua-
IS allies BY
owerful I 100
All
beginning together
the iuppv M
behind curtain Of the future or course there
po~eess
India or thing rest
settle down comfortably tho assurance
stable Indefinite OF the allied
especially and the air
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
CHOOSE YOUR HEAVEN

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle IS not only
an enthusiast on splr!tua'tsm. but even
roes 30 tar as to describe the hereafter
In considerable detail. 1t Is a land. hs
says. IN which all the unrulHIlci hopes
., this lie arc realized. Loved ones
arc reunited there and men ard women
s,ay young and happy forever
While Il - perhaps top harsh to say
tba. Doyle has no reliable Information.
". IL Is impossible TO escape the con
clus!on taht hts sptr!c lad il 'Har,.F
what every human b".us d"-.r"s t.
.nI- though''ul nan or w"na" wcrr
permitted 70 ch"os" a IIerv"n. Il w""'t
h. Jus, ,Ich p-ar" u. rha' de-,.- -
nv mo '7r,ass a.,Aor ? ">h"r'..,A
;4o,n..' Fo~ ;n's .ra-"r =" me- "a
parSoned n. -urp'~tcn that mis- o.rn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
WEEKS CAMPAIGN FOR
POSTAL IMPROVEMENT
Postmaster ". ". irwin xsi1s How
Public Can Ala In Bsttsr1nE
Nail 4ArYioA

The most helpful and essential weSH
among the large number shat the Pee
pie OF this country are observing these
days will be Postal improvement
Week" which VII lSe observed the ~e4k
beginning May /. and II Is hoped by the
2os:ufrIco department that tho public
will keep in MAD the purposs of the
week throughout the entire year.
Coosration between postal employees
and tre public Will be the keynote Of
Postal Improvement Week"
Mail early" 10 the slogan which the
public should keep in mind. Hundreds
Of clerks from the business houses OF
this city make habit Of coming to the
postofrice around o'clock every day"
eaid Postmaster Irwin, which piles the
mail up in the main room and causes
an uncomprehensbie last minute Push
and 1t Is with the greatest difficulty
that we are able to get mail out In the
proper time.
Il am sure" Mr.. Irwin continued.
that II the managers of tho business
houses in this city only stopped to con-
slider the added work that the postoffice
Is compelled to do. they would send
in their mall as early as possible there
by alleviatlng the rush TO great ex-
tent.
20 have the postofico function properly
when such n A"gc quantity Of mail IS
brought in so lato in the day, and
sincerely hope that the public Of this
city will keep tho purpose OF me Postal
Improvement Week in mind throughout
the entire year"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
INTERESTING IMMIGRATION
FACTS

Immigration figures for tho h7st year
cs the new restriction act reveal some
Interesting facts. For the entire period.
admissions OF male immigrants were
1000 fewer than departures OF male
aliens during the same time, Tne
6rures show that $4,000 male tmmi-
grants were admitted and 100000 de-
parted for their native lands. But when
Tho women are considered. there Is
u yrerent story. While 10000 were ed
Hfrtsad. only $1,000 departed
This IS not alarming. In fact we
need not worry about II at ALL Tho
United states has almost 100000 more
man than women. 50 tho admtttance or
some $1,000 additional women still
caves a considerable surplus OF men.
50 long as they. are Of the right type.
there win be no sound objection.
Several causes have contributed 70
tho departure Of male aliens. Principal
among them IS tho fact that many ma
,,ves O, n. new republics OF Europe
ar. going homo 70 take part N their
new freedom and IN the building up or
their own nations Unemployment here
has also been a contributing cause. Tho
ret ra!n By Immigration for the year
,.as $1,000. This IL an extremely low
tr,t-.. but under the circumstances. Il
/. anoush There IL as yet no necessity
i let down tho bars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25

wish - father TO tho assertion that
such a place actually exists.
Still. there are many who would not
select Just the sort OF Heaven outlined
by Sir Arthur. In fact every ono would
have things a little different. accord
Ing to personal preferences hero on
earth. II we are all to have our un-
tulfned hopes and desires. It Is going
Is keep somebody busy Strengthening
out complications. In fact there Is
apt to be a constant demand in Heaven
for trouble clerks. The Indians Idea
OF Heaven was happy hunting ground
The Mohammedan's idea is a place OK
sumptuous luxury and beautiful women.
Under tho Doyle theory the exact ma
ture OF Heaven becomes largely q
matter OF individual choice. Wonderful
and beautlful-It true.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
DETROIT TROLLEYS

Detroit Is brave city. At time
when public ownership Is under cloud
everywhere else In tho United States.
tho people OF Detroit vote nye 10 one
to- tho purchase and operation .: the
local street railway system by IN" city.
Their" arc as miles OF track and the
r,:r~' ,-, fr.-" = nrou' &" h"n "a" T.
...~ % hrrya:., re..-"e,ot'nr. 20 4
t..-s. n h.s ",'i'.r'."n from Tho pr"
Formerly aeAed ny ina company owning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
AN IMPORTANT MATTER

In this issue OF Tho Intelligencer will
be found 4 highly interesting commun!-
cation from Hon. Everett F. Moore OF
MoundsviIle. dealing with the subject.
why Log Station Demanded by the
Public Ia Defeated" Mr.. Moore deals
with his subject from the standpoint OF
and uses plain language. His discus
sion Of the various issues which must
what the people should do to get legis-
lators who will properly represent them
at Charleston should be read by every
man and woman who has vote.