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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-30
Zneucteni pamatky p,dlych

hrdina. Pise Sc: Dne A. t. m.
polozen b!l Novych Zam-
cich ma Slovensku zakladni ka
men k pomniku hrdinum, ktefi
V r. 1919 polozili sve zivoty "a
osvobozeni Slovenska a celi-
stvost nasi republiky. Neuply
nul vsak ami tyden a zlomysl-
ma ruka pohanela svetlou pa
matku narodnich nasich mu-
cednlku, zamazaysi napis ma
zakladnlm kameni dehtem.
Pachatel pry nemuze byti zji-
st6n, ackoliv skutek tento u
dal Sc prave poledne. Kde to
jsme. kdyz tax daleko saba
troufalost mad aronu novoza-
meckych? CO tomu fikaji leg!-
onaii, co ostatni ceskosloven-
ska verejnost a CO policejni ka-
pitanat?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-30

SllOStl JSou pliI OLClIy. Aohlo~
dy Volne myslenky Sc borti a
Volna myslenka Sc rozpadava,
atkoliv clenove jeji 81 toho sa-
mi nejsou vedomi. Take cir
kve nektere hlasaji boj proti |
cirkvi katolicke, proti klerika-
lismu. Pro mas dnes ma W.
znam tax Nv. cirkev ceskoslo-
venska. Je V Cechach mnoho |
kn6zi a znam jich sam osobne |
nekolik, kteri jsou straSne roz-
trpceni ma katolickou cirkev,
ale zustavaji Z ruznych pricln
" nj nadale.
Ma me cini cirkev ceskoslo-
,venska DOZEN, re je to organi-
zace politicka. Ma sice formu
cirkve, ale neni nabozensky
propracovana a proto myslim,
re neobstoji. Musime 81 ale i
Iji vazit, protoze znamena dnes
u mas spojence boii protikle-
rikalnim. Evangelicke clrkve
jsou pomerne velice slabe a
vsechny dohromady necitaji
ami pet procent naSeho obyVa-
telstva, takze jsou celkem ma
prosto bezvyznamne. Boz pro-
tiklerikalni je u mas velice sti-
zen, protoze lid nabozensky
doposud nemysll. A i Wy zde
jste zvykli nabozensky nemy-
slet. Byli jsme vychovani V
nenaviden6m nabozenstvi ka-
tolickem a proto jakmile je
muzeme svrhnout, chlubime Sc
tim, re jsme bez nabozenstvl.
Je to chyba velika. My od-
hazujem sve nabozenstvi, ale
| nahradu ga to nemame zad-
nou. Potrebujeme lid nabo-
| zensky radikalni, ale nikoliv
lidi protinabozenske. Nutno
tiniti velky rozdil mezi cirkvi
| a nabozenstvim. Jsme vSichni
prOti katOlictVi, proti cirkVlm,
ale ne proti nabozenstvi. My
sympatizujeme Husem, Ko-
manskym, Masarykem. Proc
tedy necist jeiich dila, proc Sc
pro ne nerozohnit? Je to Il mas
otazka velice t6zka. Masaryk
kladl a klade stale duraz ma
tuto otazku. Byl obavanym
ivudcem protiklerikalnim. ale
byl vzdy vudcem boje "a no
We nabozenstvi. Cely svet Sc
zajima nabozenstvi. Videl
jsem to V Cine, Indii, Americe
a Y Europe. A nabozenska O.
tazka tam neni vzdy spatnou
a ne vzdy reakcionaiskou.
Wy Americe mate piilezi-
tost ukazati nam, jak Sc ma
: zit nabozensky, odpozorovat
zde veci tyto a prinest nam je
domu, tu Niru Y clov6ka, viru v
mravnost a amerlckou viru Y
J boha. Jak ie to zde velke a
jak by nam to pomohlo. ia
| to nedokazu. w ale mate X
tomu prilezitost, mate iine po-
lie. My byl vychovani Ra-
kouSku. Plno lidi 81 u mas s.
ce rika, ze jsou protiklerikalni
ale dojde-li k tomu, spise kle-
: rikalismus jeSte podporuji.
: Valka svetova znamena ko.
nee svetoveho obdobi stejnt
: iako konec reformace, stfedo
veku nebo staroveku. Pevnt
verim, re nastava doba du.
: chovnieh boiu; otazky politi
: cke, hospodarske a socialni 81
: ce jsou take dulezite, ale Ia
1 hlavni otazku pokladam otaz
: ku duchovni. Nutno Sc protC
e ma to pIipravit. Name vst
: do toho boje. Vyhrajem /
: tomto boii, jake kazdem il
l mem. A w nam k tomu dopo
e muzete.
:, Tim recnik skoncil a sklidl
Il bourlivy potlesk.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-30

ne ma Slovensku, kteri jiz ne
trpelive cekaji ma pridel pudy.
Socializace tedy mas zname-
ma otazku prumyslovou a roll
nickou,
Ny Sc u mas Ruska neboil-
me tax jako zde bolseviku -
zyykli jsme 81 jiz ma toto ne
bezpeci. Pc STRANGE socialni
u mas panuje take mnohem vet
81 svoboda. Komunistovi jest
dovoleno hlasat vsecko, pokud
nepodnika primy utok proti
republice skutkem. U mas Sc
proto pronaseji strasne reel,
ale fekne Sc jednoduse; toho
Sc nestrlli. Proto je tam V
tom ohledu lepSi svoboda nez-
Ii zde Y Americe.
Posledni otazku, otazku ma
bozenskou Wy 81 u mas jen tez-
ko radne uvedomite. Vzdyt'
ami lide u mas donna 81 il nedo-
vedou doposud radne uvedo-
miti. Pred valkou nell jsme
vladu klerikalni. Nenavid6li
jsem vladu a nenavid6li jsme
i vladni cirkev. Vyhrali jsme
ale a nastaly pomery zcela j.
ne. Ale vyhrat We valce ne
Iznamena jeste Vsechno. Du-
lchoVni otazka nerozhoduje Sc
ma bojiSti a ne najednou. Tu
Inutno reSiti kazdou chvill, sta
Ilym nepretrzitym bojem, ne5
Sc da pfekonat. Pc valce sc
zdalo, ze klerikalismu byla l
mas zasazena velka rama. Stra-
ma ia Sc ale velice rychle vzpa
Imatovala. Povim VAN jenom
tolik: ia rok jiz klerikaloVe
jednali 0 tom, majl-li Sc konat
move vOlby ci ne a roZhodll, ze
lnikoliv, ponevadz jak povidaI
ljeden iich vudce "by toho pfi-
1
| Lis mnoho vyhrali,' takze sc
az bal rozvratu, Ones mai
|klerikalove II mas jiz priliS vel
kou moe. PovSimnete 81 Jenon
! lNarod. Listu, jak piSl ma pr
0 sv. Janu Nepomuckem, jak
lpiSi klerikalech opatrne. Bo
lii Sc, re klerikalove Sc dosta.
nou k veslu necht6ji 81 to
mimi pokazit nadobro. Mohlc
| byt ovSem zcela jinak Vzdyt
lieste pred valkou neznamena
|klerikal u mas pranic.
| Orlove na pr. V Cechach by
Hi neznami, ii byli ien ma Mo
Iraye. Dnes mali uz i ma pr.
| lPfibrami Velice silnou organi
lsaci. A odkud Sc rekrutui
lncvi clenove do jejsch rad? Zt
Isocialnich demokratu, Z komu
|nistu a pod. Soucasne jak u
padaly socialni strany, odpad;
vail jejich clenove a padali dc
opaku. klerikalove jsou w
borne ZorganisoVani budol
, velmi nebezpecni. Tim vsin
Sc stava ien dulezitejSi otaz
.ka rozluky statu cd cirkve, all
. Idoposud S nj nebylo mozno an
hnout, ac le to pro mas otazk;
i, elementarni povahy. Nemuze
: me prece pTipustit, ably Sc kle
! rikalismus dodelal kontrol,
, mad staten mad skolami. Be
neS je pro rozluku telem
: duSi, ale nemuze We Veci te nj
: prosadit, protoze jednak stra
: ny protiklerikalni isou nesied
noceny, jednak mali RUNE na
pady a snazl Sc vymocl Jel
!, drobne veci, k cemuz potrebu
/ il souhlas klerikalu, proto j
: tezko We v6ci te neco podni
kat. Jisto je ale, re klerlka
| love pc provedeni roZluky b
dou NIT velkou moe, to / V
/ skolach. OvSem name stranA
A ktere prohlasily klerikallsm
: rozhodny BOZ anebo delaji j.
7 koby no prohlasily. Ale ott
/ vrene a uprlmne bojujl pro-
Z nemu ien narodni socialiste.
G Protoze ale tato strana nt
Il ma program dosti jasny, nem
h ami jeii boj protiklerlkalni We
i ky vysledek. Jsou zde jim
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
MARTINS FERRY
MAYOR DUFF GOES ON
HUNT FOR MOONSHINE
NEW OHIO SIDE EXECUTIVE PAR
r1crPArES IN CAPTURE
OF A STILL AT ANDY
DICKS HOUSE.
Vino Mash and Plant Are Conf'soaIea'
Alleged owner TO BE AT
ratSned This Evening.

Navor Howard butt. new he"" o.
rho Martins Ferry ely government. -
takirr an active part in the campaign
,o wipe out the Illicit making OF liquor
IN mis- city. Last night he accompanied
q. ratdlng squad OF city police and par
,IcIpated In the seizure Of a moon
shine" plant at the house OF An"y l1'N'
COZ Avondale avenue
The haul. in addltioQ 10 huge SIN
cIavsrly concealed in u hole IN the "''.'
behind n bed. Included four barrels OF
wine three barrels Of mash and equip
ment for making liquor and iermenti"E
wines. ,>,.
The stuff was conits"at"d ""a b'ck
was ,I,cd to appear before Mayor huIt
FOR his hearing this evening at 100
O'Clock. The still was taken - the city
building.
An official last night rerarNed 'N"'
II the Martins Ferry authorities Keep
ON at the rate they are going. the CITY
win have 20 buy or lease more room IN
which 70 store moonshine plants. Seven
or eight stills are now parked IN the
small room at the CRY building set
aside for the purpose. the one place
where the stills will be constantly IN
der police guard.
Officers participating in last night :
raid were Frazier, Thomas. Johns ana
Muhleman, and Mayor DUFF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18

erpool here Saturday. The girls play
at Philadelphia Friday night
The Knights of Columbus ketoa IL
team held practice last night at the
First Ward school gymnasium. Inc
team will play its first game in the
near future.
BelIaire Briefs
H. II. Kennedy, state examiner, has
returned to Marietta after a brief visit
here.
Karl Eggiman, secretary Of the Bel
mont Savings & Loan association was a
visitor at St. Clairsvllle yesterday.
There were no offenders arrested by
tho police Monday night and conse-
quently no offenders to face Mayor
WYATT in police court yesterday.
Joseph Devore. formerly OF this city
has returned to Moundsville after
brief visit here.
Mrs. ~ G. Common Of Franklin street
has returned from a visit at Pittsburgh
Mrs. James E. Maloney has returned
to her home hero after visit at Cad!z'
Try our guaranteed ribbons Tor
$500. w. S. Stoddard. II 18th street
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Rev. Charles Wingerd OF Martins Ferry
VIII charre the IcOpie and Kew Johh
sharp. Beila!re. will charge the pastor
No Owner Pound
The i.nIirr thus far have been unable
10 iiud the owner Of still lonhd MON
jay might in home on Nineteenth
stree, when Officer John keane rnided
the home, he had no trouble IN locating
In. SIN lie comb ind no one 1t home,
nnw,,cr. The still was taken to the
gl,y !wll.ng and is confined behind
locked doors. Police are still endearor-
ing t. find the owner.
Local Clubs
Friday afternoon the members or the
Music Literature and Art ciub Will
mc"t at the home u: Mrs G. ,. Stark
weather. i'm" program has been pre-
pared for the meeting.
\ meeting Of the Ladies' Masonic
club will be held this afternoon at the
Masonic temple. Mrs. Nes;a Lawn VIII
he chairman of the committee which
vii! act as hosts.
Lodge Notes
Thu degree team OF the R&S.M. or
this city will confer the degree work
at n biz Masonic meeting 10 be held al
StpuhCnN'.te on January 90 40 ~
gree team wiE meet January 26 for re-
EcarSal.
The Elk and Odd Fellow lodges held
meetings last night at their halls Dut
only routine matters were given atten-
ton.
Legion Notes
4 meeting of the Service star Legion
was held last night at tho Legion hall
IT. the city building and plans were fur-
tE,rcd for the serving OF the eX-SerNlce
mer's banquet on January so.
Adjutant. Frank Lawn Of the local
Legion Post announces that many eX-
service men are enrolling in the Legion
here.
. Local attorneys were ut the connci!
chamber In the city building yesterda!
afternoon and aided the eX-servlce men
IN filling ont their application blanks
for the soldier bonus.
Basketball
The high school basketball team Will
hold practice this evening AT the GraFet
Hul gym in preparation for the games
slated for this week. The boys play at
Philadelphia Friday and meet East Liv-
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Snuth Second street. Preparations are
being made for an elaborate AFFAIR anu
those who are familiar with N1
SchwAizers custom OF doing things III
thorough manner are looking ior"''tm
to a grand good time. No rta!! wa
hs overlooked that will add TO tue en-
Joy mcnt OF the occasion.
Martins Ferry Briefs
i;a.ph Vcnuum OF Kentucky Irtt II"
home yesterday after visiting Fe'""''S
IN this city.
Leslie Gordon. city cl":k. Is Il visitor
20 Columbus today Oh business.
N;,di-or William CcsS Is auditing the
books tor the past Year. lie Will nave
q report 10 make with in the next rev
days. l.,.
Chargss were made again the CITY
HuillnS D!Ncrcut men Will bt kept al
,h,. desk this week.
E.,alrS.. On the doors and windows
vh.,..i AZ. being repaired by service ~
r,.,,;rr James Swrrny are nearing COM
rl'tt"u.
Doors nave been placed in tn" rear end
nr some ~ The husseS. Doors vi" DC
p.ar,a in I'll Of them as soon as pos
: h.s.
Frank X. Johns OF 81 C!airsvIlle IS in
,iI- c!ty visiting relatives for lie"
days.
~. rupi,s who we're exempt from
taking examinations do no; haE" 10 AZ
rsnd school. therefore giving them Va
ra,.ra. All pupils will have Tac"-
tom ths latter part OF this week. tho
;:luc h,;aE given the teachers 10 graue
,h. examination papers.
.rNr E.tle son OF Mr.. and Mrs. :. I.
N,rr Of North Seventh street Is con-
:n.d 70 his home with pneumonia.
Mrs. Fred Neuhart Is very seriously
III At her home or South Fourth street.
Try our guaranteed ribbons for
$500 W. s. Stoddard. II 18th street.
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DAYTON LADY Tells How

Mrs. Louise VIII. 2Ss Gettysburg
Ave-, Dayton, O., says she will tell Of
write how she was relieved Of an In.
ward goitre with Sorbol Quadruple. 9
colorless liniment.
You can see the treatment and gel.
the names of many other successful
users at C. H. Griest g. Co. and drJt1
stores everywhere. or write Box sas
Mechanicsburg. O.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
DISCUSS wAa1 OUT.

Cumberland. Md. Jan. 17.-Division0
officers of the Western Maryland rait.
road and chairmen Of all failroAe
brothcrhoods met here today to Co.'S,
slider the suggestion Of q wage cut maze
recently by President Byers. OF the ran.
road. No statement was issued az %
what progress had been made In u
matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
BRIDGEPORT
GUNSHOT VICTIMS
FUNERAL THURSDAY
CORONER FINDS NO EVIDENCE
OTHER THAN THAT KNELL-
INaER'S DEATH WAS
ACCIDENT.
INQUEST in Hunting Fatality and Case OF
Boy Killed by Bus TO Be Held
Latter Part OF Week.

The funeral services for christopher
ka"iliugrr whose dead body with
yur,ho, wound In the breast. was FOUND
ON Lonhardv Heights Moday evening
a; six. o'clock, will be held Thursday
afternoon; NJ s.3O from the family home
on I'Rti!z rjka. Rev. Edwin +. MeuScr
nastor Of -. rau.'s Lutheran church'
OF which Mr.. knel!inger was member
will officiate At the services. Intel ment
will hc made in Weeks cemetery
lnauests into tho death Of Mr. kneI!-
niger and the death rC William Horn
WAX. 9-year-uld Blaine boy VINO WAS
allied by n Whec,iag-St. ClairsNltie bus
Monday afternoon, will not be held BE-
fore the latter part of the week coroner
CLYDE Hardesty said last evening. the
coroner will summon as witnesses IN the
Hornynuk Child'S inquest all or the pas
srnScrs who were in the bus at the
time Of the accident and this will take
some time because there were pasScns-
erS from bridgeport. EclIa're ana 81
ClairsvilIe in the vehicle.
The coroner stated last evening that
there is no indication that the death OF
Mr.. kuellirSer was anything but ac>
c.deuiaI The position of the body a
shot gun with the contents Of one bar
rel discharged lying by the body and
the surroundings indicate clearly. &C
,u-d!ng to the coroner. that the Gun was
accidentally discharged while Mr. NneIi-
niger was climbing through tho dead
branches Of 4 fallen tree.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
Hornynak Funeral rnursday

Funeral services cur William. nine
rear-old son o, Mr. and Mrs. steve
Ifornvnak who was struck and Instant
" killed by a Whe.l!ngSt. Clairsv!!le
bus at stop Il While en-, route home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
BELLAIRE
VERY QUEER PERSON
IN BELLAIRE LOOKUP
Man Tells POLES and Visitors He Is
Daniel the Prophet - ued Of God
to Go On Journe, is Silent

During the past few days there has
been q very queer person occupying n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
Mr. Gantzsr Replies


Editor Inteiligcnccr:
In answer to the Wheeling News OF
last Sunday. I wish 20 state that my
suggestion "a Incorporate with Martins
Ferry was not to "decentralize." as the
writer infers. but 10 Centralize IN the
hope oE getting cheaper water. electric
light. free mail delivery. better side
walks and streets. There is no use
of raving the streets when the sewerage
is in unsatisf actory condition AS we'll
as the water mains.
The person signing the statement
mentioned above. no doubt was ashamed
10 use his name: therefore. signs ~
civic Iride." or what has Bridge,
pnr, TO boast when il comes TO civic
pride. Is IL to pay double amount OF
taxes for water. poor sewerage. in some
places none. and no chance Of getting
IL Further, take the sidewalk from
tie Scott Lumber Comraays office u
the Martins Ferry corporate line and see
what you think Of that for civic pride.
Then take under consideration the West
End bridge. which has been useless for
four ycars.-is that what you call civic
bride? For one. am in favor. II possi-
bic. to incorporate with Martins Ferry
and then We can look TO our town with
civic pride.
This is not a personal matter but one
for the citizens TO decide as to what is
best II II is good for Warwood and
out the Wheeling pipe district to be-
come part ~ Greater Wheeling. why
would K not be for Bridgeport to become
Jar: o: Greater Mart!ps Ferry" Then
We would have 4 lower rate on water
and electric lights AMI free mall de-
livery GEO. GANTZER-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
Bus sl.ds, Snaps Pole

one of the Ultimate buSscs sk!dded
on nm icy piece Of the street in front
Of FItckcy's news stand about s O'Clock
las evening. striking 4 barber role,
hrclkiug Z off A. clean a. II It had
hc"n cut off. Two little children who
were standing by the pole narrowly cs-
caYrd serious injury as the p"'" WAS
hr"ken off. Fortunately the children
were No: hit b. the lying pole. The
h'ls- driver. after finding Out that no one
VS. injurod. continued on the way to
Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
Favis Funeral.

Funeral services for Mrs. Lavinia
Thomas Travis. who died at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Thomas Of Broadway. after q lingering
illness Of 10 months were held yester-
day afternoon from tho family home.
Rev C. 3. Wingerd. of the Presbyterian
church had charge OF the services.
RnrIal was in RlYervlew.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
Collections Made,

Collections for water rent from
Bridgeport on the new meter system
for the first three months have been
made. II IS evident that Bridgeport
uses a great deal OF the water sup
piled by Martins Ferry. y total OF
s4,SlS.12 was collected for the first three
months. Bridgeport is furnished water
at the rate OF 8 cents per thousand
gallon. AZ that rate Bridgeport used
I'D S0.S02 gallons OF water in three
months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
Boosters to Meet

Tho Boosters Club will meet in their
rooms on Hanover street Thursday even
ing All members are urged 20 attend
as arrangements will be completed Tor
a smoker and feed to be held Saturday
evening. January 2S. In addition 10
the feed a very delightful entertain
mont will be arranged. The Boosters
know that they have secured permanent
headquarters plan to have a great many
social events In the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
Ktwanls Luncheon.

Tho regular Wednesday luncheon I"
the Klwanis Club will take place toGay
at noon. A special program has been
arranged by the committee in charge
TO celebrate the seventh anniversary OF
tho club. Several very good speakers
have been secured as we'll as very
good sextett. Each plate will contain
a VARY handsome table prize.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
Now Manager.

W. r. Swan has been transferred from
one OF the Wheeling stores to the WOOL
worth Five and Ten Cent store In THIS
city. The position was formerly he!a
by Lee J. Matthias. who died about -FOUR
weeks ago after a short illness. MT.
swan has been in this city only a'short
while but has made a host of friends
already.
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70 Purchase Machine.

Safety Director John Metzer VIII nave
a new Ford couple for Chief Hyland 10
travel around IN. IN the near future.
This will be welcomed At the city build
ing as there are often calls come IN
Just when the wagon" Is out OF fix.
The chief intentions are 10 answer al!
calls with the new car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
BasketbaN

The high school basketball team VII!
hold practice this evening at the GraFe'
Ii!ll gym in preparation for the games
slated for this week. The boys play at
Triadelph!a Friday and meet East Liv-
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Campers Dance Friday.

rns dance 10 be given b. the campers
at Deep Run last summer. at Frat hall
next Friday evening promises 10 be on"
OF the best given this season. II Will
have sort OF novelty effect no one
allowed TO wear good clothes. they viii!
attire Just as they did NJ camp last
summer. The evening will be spent
with several old time dances such AS
tho Square Dance. The music for this
event promises to DO real treat. The
committee OF the dance are Sara Young.
Lee Woods, Harry Chambers and Tenton
The daily Alaskan., 1922-12-14
INDIFF E-R Y CE

ministers hold thought They s indifferent preparation future"
 The his silly silly parishiones sous agree body mostly a taking thought, plain
 individual s things with Copeland, simply groups
 What indeed? individuals people bunder merely purpose
 muddling by their takes people mistakes being by paterna government
 The trouble the Byron greatest enemy Is Indifference.-seected
The daily Alaskan., 1922-12-14
GERMANY WINS AGAIN

Entente forces and Ger many had has had little consola on rolling apple of dscord the a les Step by step succeeded winning delays and changes un- m now which MoritOrum inclined Sa-purpOsely decreased the value of the greater result She has plead poverty inability every possible and has gotten with it. so a, today appears diplomatic with her mics eum blame for this condition
 there is little question that French hatred and fear are signal factors in producing
 weak vengeance probably has produced sympathy unexpected and drmuess in dealing with Germany probably materially uratous 1 was intended pay.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-12-14
FOR POPULAR VOTE ON PRESIDENT

The movement President Senator Norris has presented resolution in winch this idea both the question the Democrats have had Pop
 ar majority vote President President lS76 when Hayes behind Til by the electoral college. again ISSS popular yote yet ectoa college Cevand slight support Republican would question change be will election of U very rong
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The daily Alaskan., 1922-12-14
Is Let For Driving The
 Jualin Tunnel

Arthur Riendeau, mine foreman for the ChichagoR Gold Mining Co. at Chichagof, has been given the contract for driving the 4,OOO feet of drainage tunnel which will open the 7,SOO-foot tunnel at the Jualin mine, according to announcement made recently by J Vanophem, pres ideut of the Jualin Alaska Mines Company. The contract calls for work to begin Jan. 2. About 40 men will be employed and three shifts will be worked, MT. VaaOphem said.
 It is estimated that from 45O to 500 feet will be driven each month and work will be completed in eight months, when the tunnel will be op- eu 10 the mine. MT VanOphem said he expects milling operations to be under way by a year from now.
 Arthur Riendeau is a well known mining man in this district. He had the contract for driving the tunnel at the Jualin in 1914 before operations there were closed on account of the war.
 MT. Riendeau did a splendid work on the property when he was with the company in 1914" said Mr. Van ophem. Tn one mouth he drove 633 feet of tunnel" The tunnel was driven $500 feet when operations were closed.
 Mr. Riendeau has been in Juneau the past several days conferring with MT. VanopbeI, and left last night on the Ambassador for Chi chagoff.
 Mir Vanophem, accompanied by his daughter. Miss Slmone, and ber guest, Miss H. IveT will leave Ju- neau tomorrow morning on the boat Santa Rita, Capt. Billie Dickinson, for the mine, the weather permit ting.