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THE ELIMINATION OF
LENINE

It is reported that Lenine has been
eliminated by serious illness from active
control OF affairs in Russia. This may
or may not be true. but seems 70 have
a better foundation than previous re-
ports Of a similar nature. In comment
ing upon this reported elimination OF
the Russian Bolshevist leader. a we'll
known Washington correspondent says
that il Is unfortunate for tho reason
that Len.ne mad made more definite
progress toward meeting the views OF
IL.Eother nations than any other man In the
OK; ssovlet government. lie expresses the
-, fear. which Is probably held by many
that the death or inCaPactty Of Len!ne
would mean the loss OF all progress
made by Russia toward bringing Rus
sta into harmony with other Govern
2VS" ments.
stto. This regret seems entirely premature.
It Is entirely possible, OF course. that
with the elimination OF Lenine the Rus
SLAMS may drop back into the extrem-
months OF the soviet regime. But that
Is by no means certain. We must give
the Russians credit for a Little In
teligence. and Il is not 10 be assumed
'S'f, that Lenine IS the only man Of inhu-
n4GE ;ence In Russia who has learned some
thing by the Eolshevist experiences.
II we assume that the extremists
would Immediately resume control on
the death OF Lenns. We much keep in
mind that such control might not long
De tolerated by the Russian people. In
might be the best thing that could
happen. since It would almost certainly
lead to n reaction that would eventually
make Russia a saner and more Stable
aation The breaking up Of the present
regime and the rise OF an entirely new
one would be a result much 10 be de-
sired.
But the extremists might not set even
temporary hold on the reins. To
= have carried out his policies thus far.
Lenne must have a strong organiza-
tcn and this might retain power even
- 2 after his death. In any event resump-
ton OF extremist practices could not be
more than temporary. since Russia has
~ reached the point az which she must
work in order TO live. and work is the
) sovereign antidote for all forms OF non
sense.
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FAIRMONT COOL TOWARD
NEET,Y

Hon ". ". Neely's home town. &C
cordine TO the Democratic Fairmont
Times. has not received the announce
ment Of hts senatorial candidacy with
any considerable degree OF enthusiasm.
In fact, The Times seems 10 believe
that some resentment exists because
Major Nicely did not take any Of his old
and loyal friends into his confidence be-
fore coming TO his important decision.
The existing GOODNESS is described by
The Times In part as follows:
Major NJ NJ Neely's announcement OF
his candidacy for The democratic nom
jnatlon FOR United States Senator, pub
ushed yesterday. was received with
considerable surprise In this. his homo
city.
All democrats were interested be-
cause II was the Airing OF the first gun
in the 1922 campaign, but 70 state that
the announcement was received with &C
clamation By the members OF the old
democratic organization would be an
exaggeration Major Nicely. Il seems.
did not consult the organization and
while all the veterans are friendly to
his candidacy. they would much rather
have bean taken into his confidence. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
\, c. OGDEN

Elsewhere in this Issue Of the Leader
will be found a short sketch Of the
life and activities OF Mr.. II. c. Ogden
OF Wheeling, West Virginia, candidate
for the Republican nomination to the
United States senate.
Mr.. Ogden Is man Of great attain
ments and has done much for the bet
terment OF West Virginia and Its con-
Etruct!ve progress. For more than
quarter OF century he has been one
pr the strongest and most influential
Republicans in West Virginia, probably
having done more leading to the success
IF his party than any other one man IN
tho state. He has never before sought
public ofnce. The people Of west Vlr-
gjn!a need have no fear that Mr.. ogden
Is no; CA pable Of representing them
most Loyalty and efficiently. HIS record
Is clean: his life Is clean; his charac-
ter IS clean: and II nominated and elect
cd. Mr.. Ogden would do much to orlns
n r-cd.tahlc prestige to West Eirginlas
representation IN the senate.-Pleesah's
county Leader.
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:RIPPLING RHYMES
WALT MAsoNA-A
DOWN AND OUT.


fed henfruit fresh
would oveawed him
followed long!
had nickel
broken tho moral lecture
bile he is amply leo ana eeo
smile fed this
burstou
wcurves n
O' George
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MANY DETOURS
MARKED Up On
OHIO Highways

Columbus. O.. June 9.-The coming
Of permanent open weather IS continu-
ing 70 add to the number or detourS
around this years construction 'ho
weekly road bulletin 90 the OHIO state
Automobile Association said tou"S'
Through routes on tho state highway
system continue TO pc SerV!ceaple' anu
dirt roads gradually are working ihto
condition for summer travel, althouE"
still quickly made heavy by rains the
Bulletin pointed out.
The following report on trunk Tou'"s
Is compiled from automobile clubs ana
state highway department records.
cIovala-d, Columbus, ctnoinnaa'
Via Elyr!a. OhGrlin. Norwalk' Sheipg'
Gallon. NJ. G!lcad, Delaware, Columbus.
Surinyrleld. Dayton, Midtown. Hamil-
ION and Cincinnati. Good Improvement
throuyhour. excepting three mlcl detour
nj MorrGeviile good condition. and TWO
small stretches between NorwaIk ana
Columbus. Small detour at West Jef-
rcrson In good condition.
Lincoln and Harding Htghways'
Best route Is from Pittsburgh TO
Ecavcr Falls All brick and concrete
with some rough spots. Thence ex-
ccIlcnt concrete and brick through East
Palestine. Columbtana. Salem. Alliance
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What Other
Editors Say

Al last the Democrats have found A
man who has the nerve 10 announce for
the United States senate nomination IN
the person OF Mansfield NJ. Nicely. former
congressman from the First district.
This would indicate that former Gov
ernor Cvrnwell Will not make tho race.
and now there Is little doubt but that a
candidate will come out of the southern
section OF the state. possibly former
Senator William f.. Chiffon. There are
indications that a merry fght Will be
the result.-Parkershurg News.
Senator Stanley. OF Kentucky, made
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major. who is a product OF the organ
izatton here and who received It's back
ing In every campaign since he was In
jected Into big time politics in 1918. has
heretofore taken some counsel and sug-
gestson but this time he seemed to have
held communion with himself and made
his own decision as TO the proper time
OF entry into the race.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

IIOW VUINN'E '|''7 . "
appear when he trusts In God or goes
TO see a snappy bail game.
They might have Interested America
by adjourn!ng the Conference l" III"
Haig & Haig
Boiled down. all philosophers arc
but n conviction that the grapes are
sour, anyway.
The ego needs curh!ng. When Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

Island absolute tTee'on'
Andhe signing for
world neeaS no"
in enaturc Of
endGe
rgoodst
reached
after preaching
cd by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

n speech in the senate day or two ago
In which he assailed President Harding.
Thus we are reminded that Kentucky IS
represented in the senate by man
whose name il \. .. Stanley.-liunNns-
ton Herald Dispatch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

Another surprise in store for the
bride Is the discovery that men COM
monty wear socks containing from three
70 seventeen holes.
Two billion tied up IN taH-free Sc
curit!es" And this doesn't include the
money invested in hootch shipments.
European nations must understand
that even II America comes In with
tben, she'll probably fall out with them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

Bees that make alcoholic honey have
been discovered in Oregon. How doth
the little busy bee improve each moon
shining hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

Pick and SHOVEL men a. work digging
nut for the foundation Of tn" new
theatre next the Watson Hotel have a
delighted fringe Of spectators about all
the time There seems to hH KIND "i
fascination IN watching III" other f"'!""
work. especially in hot weather. FAIR
mont West NirEn!an.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

In Great Britain the pound : going
IN. while In this country mere Is
suspicion tina; The pound n some cases
IL dropping "ft an ounce or Two
Charleston Mall.
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P AR AGR AP HIS
ROBERT oUILLENAAAAA
xBy ROBERT QUILL E NJ

Easy is noted 70 dearh OF easy marks
Of TO nave II" s"'t Pe'
meticuous Well she 'os''e'e"ouS'
until he's UP In the ar
isn't really contains the quality that makes gossip
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

1-or,o---1s this the weather bureau?
How about n shower tonight!
rrophet-non't ask me. ~ you me-
80 ,,ko II yourself-Van Raalte
Vanguard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

when l had the flu someone sent
for the cemetery people"
What"
"I mean the incendiary authorities.
ooh! the sanitary authorities"
That's it,"
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INTEL INKLINGS
(W. 3. sTANToN)

Nicely Enters Race For Toga."-
Headline. Someone's goin' to be lucky to
get out Of It with beeveedees
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mang hist his head has swell time
minded just because ~ H w
the
benedi subdued
pnpersa LadyS Somebody's husband
a he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

This ra~or says it'll rain today"
well. why dpni you buy some Other
paper Life.
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1t Is not the least surprising that
recent elections should VrcNtpltet" AL
kinds Of speculation. When dld "'"r-
tons fail to do that?-Bluehaid Te!e-
graph,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

Senator Borah Willing
So, according to Dickens, was Barkls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

Constance Talmadge has secured
divorce on the ground Of mental
cruelty" We do not know what that
means, hut probably It IS the same thing
rs looking a, some plctures.--Ch"r'eston
GaZatte.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

Good mornin'. Have you paid your
water rent7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

Market note: Onions strong.
We wonder II there are any garages
in GAINESVILLE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

The man with both legs and one arm
off. who was pinched for being picked.
evidently worked his remaining WING
overtime, to Judge from his condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

Tho Vpshur Republican says mat hut
one drunk was soon AT RHckhAnn"n
nm Decoration day. and that on" was a
Weston man Well how things hav"
changed. now that WeSton's hihulousir
Inclined have 10 run IL miles and uphill
all the way. 10 get drinh-and at
Buckhannon. too Weston Independent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

Missing Stock Broker Found Working
at the Trade Of Carpenter. -Heaollne.
Bet he was maxim buckets.
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The natives OF New Guinea, where our
Mr. Mckee has been investigating local
customs. go pretty far IN this hao't OF
theirs 81 training poisonous snakes 20
slip Over and bite the neiGhh"rs Wh"n
instructed 10, but We wouIah mihu
having n tame garter snake or small
blackennke who couldn't really hurt
ANYBODY II he tried, to sick on tho
neishhor women coca ai"nally, and we
Imagine he'd make EN- drop the thread
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

'Ea giles VS.. Owls."-Sports Headline.
This ought to be a bird Of game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

P-ot Hale. writing on 'Dcnths Of the
Universe" says We are seeing som"
things now that happened hundred
years ago. That's nothing. Some o. uF
are seeing things NIT never happened
at all-MorgautOwn. New Dominion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

Even the Democratic newspapers or
the state are extolling the fitness OF Mr..
Ogden. Republican candidate FOR the
nomination f.: United States senate.
Thanks. gentlemen, you know good
man for a good pace.-larKersourS
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Mr.. Mccormick Is no longer the head
~ the harvester trust. but he IS st'l'
taking a lot nr interest in international
affairs -SCharlcston Gazette.
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Wonder when We are going to nave
= candidate for the United States
,erate" Maybe there wouldn't he so
many entrIes on tho Republican side
IL John Cornwell would announce
Weston Democrat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

June IS the month or roses Nor
Eantown New Dominion.
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VIII II. Hays has ISSUED an ultima
tum to the picture industry to clean up
l,s films and keep them clean. Now !Ht
us see how we'll It ,Ieys him. The real
test Of his authority has concentrates
burg Exponent.
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Senator Stanley. OF Kentucky, made
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protected by Associated Editor
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BRACELETS

New "Collegiate" Bracelets
they come in local Higa
School colors.
New Sport Bracelets.
New cleopatra" Bracelets -
CSC and $1.39.
Black Ribbon Watch Bracelets.
gold mounted-a Q1c
startling value at. O7S
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at marked reductions from pre-
yailing values, will increase the
Saturday interest in the big
Toilet Goods Department.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26
First Carload of
Autos Leaves for
Coast June Isl

The first car lot shipment of mo-
tor cars belonging to members of the
Automobile Club of Arizona will start
for Los Angeles, June /, according TO
Sidney J. Ross president of the or
ganization. There will be three autos
in the shipment
Another car will be shipped some
time between June 10 and is, it was
also announced. or as soon as enough
automobiles can be secured to fill a
car. Applications must be sent to the
Automobile club headquarters early
in order I, be accommodated, as 1t
takes some time TO secure a, car.
There already is one automobile
signed up for the car which will leave
the middle OF June, two others being
needed to complete the shipment.
The shipping of automobiles to the
coast in car loads is one of the nu-
merous services the Automobile club
of Arizona furnishes its members.
BY shipping in car lots, a saving or
from $50 to $65 is realized on each
automobile
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26
OVER 800 Dine
I TONIGHT ON
ARIZONA FOOD
Rush for Tickets to Junior
C. Of C. Dinner at Shrine
Auditorium - On Pro-
gram Are L e a d n G
Speakers and Some Sur
prises

Indicating that the citizens of Phoe-
nix have great faith in the high
epicurean quality of Arizona food
products, more than 400 persons have
already asked for and received invi-
tations to the Junior chamber of
commerce "All Arizona Products"
banquet, to be held at GAS O'Clock
this evening in the Shrine audito-
rum. That there will be in excess of
500 in attendance tonight is a cer-
tainty, according to Albert Stetson,
president of the Junior chamber.
The banquet will be one of the
largest public affairs of this kind
ever held in Phoenix. The speaking
program includes many of the most
prominent men in this state, and is
headed by Governor Thomas b..
Campbell. The mayor of Phoenix,
L. l.. Harmon, and other we'll known
industrial heads and civic workers
will also speak.
To Get Photographs
The feature of the program of en-
tertainment which will be included
among other interesting numbers will
be the receipt of photographs" The
radio program is being reserved as
a surprise and is sure to please and
astonish the assemblage.
A fine orchestra has been secured
for the evening to round out the din
ner. The very best catering and serv-
ing to be obtained in this city have
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26
PLAN CELEBRATION
AS VICTORIOUS END
MARKETING DRIVE

Plans for Victory day, the big cell
ebration to be given at the state fair
grounds on Thursday. June ], as a
grand fin ale to the campaign for the
organization of four great co-opera-
tive marketing associations in the
Salt River valley are rapidly being
completed
The County Farm bureau has been
joined by both the senior and junior
chambers of commerce in making ar
rangements for this event which is
expected to be one OF the biggest of
the kind ever held in the valley. 1t is
the intention to make the affair of a
size and character fitting to be the
victorious close of such a drive as is
being conducted in the valley this
week.
David Goldberg is chairman.
Following is the program of enter
tainment:
Music by the Indian band Prob
ably two bands will play.
Two year old Ford race, miles.
Prizes. SO; So merchandise.
Four year old Ford race. 3 miles.
Prizes, $40; S. merchandise.
One special Ford race. M. P. Bar
ret in charge.
Mems races:
Fat man, farmers only. so yards.
Prizes. SO and 81.
Thin men, farmers only, so yards.
Prizes, So and 81.
Womenss race:
Girls race, under 16 years old
Same conditions as above.
Boys race under is years old. Same
conditions as above.
Pie eating contest, boys under is.
Prizes, 81 ard 81.
Tug o. war. North Side Farm bu-
reau VS.. south Side Farm bureau, 10
men on a. side. Prize box of cigars.
Mule race, one-half mile, farmers
only. Prizes, S., SO and 81.
Pony race, one half mile. farmers
only. Prizes. S., IS and ST.
The junior chamber of commerce
committee, Paul Gasser. chairman.
will pull original and comic stunts
never seen here before.
Sid Ross is the official starter: he
will receive entries from IL am. on
at the grand stand for the races.
Judges will be Purdy Bullard, Judge
Stanford and Burt Clingan.
The program will be the liveliest
and best yet attempted
The barbecue committee with George
Mickle as chairman, has made all ar
rangements for the feeding of 5000
people and will be the most stu
pendous ever attempted in the valley;
all are promised plenty of good cold
water lemonade and all they can eat
of the most delicious meat, beans and
bread that they have ever tasted.
LEO WEAVER, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26
THE M E NJ

ARIZONA GRAPEFRUIT
Jack)
OLIVES
(Gress Olive Company (John r. Barker)
PICKLES
r Barker) (ArnoId Pickle Coz
ARIZONA LETTUCE AND TOMATOES
(Phoenx and Produce Co.; Farmers Produce Coz
Olive Oil LaMote Vinegar
BAKED HAM BAR5EcUED
(Arxona Packing Coz (Burse Doyle Livestock Coz
BAR6EcuED
(Young, Be andy
CHICKEN SALAD
Jack Hall Giiam) Duncan Jacks Hall GHliam)
LEWIS JAMS
BUTTER
(Maricopa Creamery
ARIZONA ROLLS BREAD
phoenix Bakery; Rayess Bakery Vance Brothers)
(Tempe Flour Mils) (Tempe Flour Mils)
CAKES SUNDAETTES
(Barkers Bakery (Liy Creamery
CREAM
ARIZONA COFFEE VERDE ICE WATER
WetzIe CONSTABLE Coz
CANNED MILK
(Maricopa Creamery
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26
COMING TO INSPECT
THE PUBLIC HEALTH
NURSING FIELD HERE

In a letter to Miss Etelka Weiss,
nurse in charge of the Maricopa
Health Center, Miss Francis V. Brink,
field secretary of the National Or
ganization for Public Health Nursing,
states that she expects to arrive in
Phoenix on June 3, and will spend
four or five days in the state to per-
sonally observe the Arizona public
health nursing field in action. Miss
Brink, whose headquarters are in
New York City, is making a tour OF
the principal cities of the Southwest
enroute to attend the. national con-
vention os the American Nurses as
sociation, which will be held in Sc
attic, beginning June 26.
Arrangements for the reception and
entertainment of Miss Brink in the
city and state are in charge of Miss
Weiss, Miss H Grace Franklin, pres
ident of the State Nurses associa-
ton, Miss Edith P. Snowden, presi-
dent of District No. / of the state
association, and Mrs. Gertrude Rus
SELL secretary of the state board of
nurse examiners. These nurses are
now making plans for several meet
ings and ar entertainment program
such as the weather will permit.
In add tion to spending several
days in Phoenix with the nurses OF
the Maricopa County Health Center
and with the other nurses of the city.
Miss Brink plans to visit in Tucson
Globe and Miami for the purpose OF
observing the health centers of these
towns. An opportunity will be offered
to those people of the city interest
ed in public health work TO meet with
Miss Brink while she is here. 1t is
hoped that a public meeting may be
arranged at which Miss Brink will
speak on public health nursing,
subject on which she is an authority.
Public health nurses from all over
the state are coming to Phoenix for
the occasion of Miss Drinks visit
here which from all indications prom
ises to assume the form OF minia-
ture convention on public health
nursing. Heads of the various civic
organizations in the city and state
and many of the members of the va
rious nt-Teachers' associations
have offered their assistance for the
entertainment of Miss Brink during
her visit here, as we'll as several OF
the state and county officials.
The program now in the process or
formation for the visit of Miss Brink
will be announced within a few days.
O.
CONCLUSIVE
Bilton--What makes you so sure
women have no sense of hunor?
Tilton--Women.