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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-01-15
FOR A HUMANIZED ARMY

American Legion Weekly The
American Legion has been asked by
congress for detailed advice in the mat
ter of providing proper military pol
icy for the United States. Having
heard what the legion had to say at
Minneapolis in advocating universal
military training, congress now seeks
further advice as to the details of a
proposed military program. The
American Legion's military commit
tee has appeared in Washington for
a preliminary meeting and will give
all the help possible to the end that
sound and sane policy may ultimate
ly be put in effect.
While congress is in the receptive
mood, there is this one fundamental
that should be taken to heart by
every member Of congress as an anchor
In Illuminating upon our official armies:
Whether our armies are large or
small, for peacetime training or war
time use, they must be humanized. We
doubt if there was a man who was in
service who does not recognize this
fundamental fact. We doubt If there
are many in authority who do not real
ize this fully
Perhaps there are some few pro-
fessional officers who do not see It.
They are the few, we suspect, mainly
responsible for widespread sentiment
against the regular army. Their plea
is that humanizing the army will abol-
ish discipline. Discipline is their God.
They are unwilling to substitute it for
true leadership. They are unwilling
or unable to realize that the Ameri-
can temperament is not going to ad-
just itself to an autocratic point of
view. and that accordingly the army
will have to adjust itself to a more
democratic point of view
We believe that a number of the
national lawmakers are anxious to
learn what the veterans of the great
war means by temporary bath for
the army. The men who served ought
to be able to give concrete suggestions.
They are animated by a desire not to
destroy or hamper the army, but to
make it bigger, broader and more ct.
ficient. They wish as a preliminary
to our new military policy to terminate
that sort OF thought which permitted
such orders in France, for instance,
as the one forbidding American women
workers in the army to be seen in
conversation with mere enlisted men,
yet permitting them to talk and walk
with commissioned officers.
This is a trivial matter, to be sure,
and yet 1t takes only few minor
matters to make major opinion. The
order is quoted only because IL is
symptomatic of a point Of view. No
one will deny the desirability of draw
ing line Of authority, but there need
not be any line Of respectfully be-
tween officers and enlisted men. To
abolish "Me-und-Gott" spirit and caste
does not mean to introduce lax disci-
pline. There may be respect for au-
thority without attempting to create
awe for mere persons.
There must be no abatement of dis.
cipline, but discipline may be held
through the development of true lead
ership rather than through the main
tenance of arbitrary un-American
caste.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-01-15

Heard since July 1st: "As l was
saying" he said. 1--WE entered the cafe
and had no more than seated ourselves
at the table and said to the waiter:
Bring us three" when a fellow
showing his badge and said: "Three
what?" and we said plates of beans"
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-01-15

and supplies ........... 22.1OI
S. Marvin, repairs .. 10.16
Brookings City. light. water,
phone, November ...... COOS
Fred School. road work .... 2O.95
Mabel X. Trooen. mileage and
expense Observation-Disclosures. 127.51
The Mitchell Publishing Co.,
supplies ............... .fS
Theo. Martinson, freight and
drayage ................. 1881
John p. Nolan, fees, sheriff. -. 1920
Haywood Hardware Co, sup
pies ................. Alb
H. c. Halvorson, com. services
and mileage ................ 2S.O0
F. O. Shuck, road work .... 1900
Ray Pickering, road work. .... 1890
Ed Howell, road work ...... 800
John Alton, salary. Co. Aud,
october NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lbi.oo
The following refunds and abate
ments were ordered made:
Refund of s574 to A. j. Nelson,
double assessment for the year 1918,
Brookings City.
Refund of $429 to Frank Woodle
Elkton, personal property, years 1916,
error in assessment.
Refund OF S1.00 dog tax for the year
1918 error in assessment.
Refund OF $1.00 dog tax for the 1918
tax, error in assessment.
Of
Kames Tate, Brookings City, for the
year 1918.
Refund of 1887 for the tax on four
acres of land assessed to her in error
for the year 1918.
Refund of $7.45 to V. r. Welch for
error in the Geo. Coulter tax Of Eureka
township.
Abatement of the taxes assessed
against Mrs. Bertha Lien for the years
1918 and 1919, these taxes being as
sessed against her in error.
Refund of $1.OO tax on one dog for
the year 1918, assessed to him in error.
Abatement of $500 for school and
poll tax for the year 1918. assessed in
error against Geo. w, Adams, Brook
ings City.
Refund of s1O0 school poll tax as
sessed against Charles Biery, he not
being Of age and not subject to poll
tax.
Refund of $16.74 taxes for the year
1918, assessed against property Of the
Presbyterian Aid Society, being per-
sonal property. not subject to assess
ment
The following refund and abatement
of taxes were ordered made for sol
diers:
HIT. McTague, Parnell twp; Ira F.
Kleinjan, Bruce; VIM. Young, Bush
nell; Elvin Ness, Eureka; Arthur Han
SON. Brookings City; Oscar Atkins,
Medary twp; Clarence IT. Ness, Eure-
ka twp; Chas. Mcbride, Eureka twp;
Emil H. Salk, Elkton City; Alvin
Scott, Oak Lake twp; A. J. Beggs,
Bushnell; Harry Kennard, Brookings
City; Frank Balzer, Richland twp:
Peter s. Hanson, Sinai; Carl M. Wiese,
Richland twp; c. S. McCuen, Alton
twp; Pat Collton, Parnell twp; An
drew C. Lunde, Lake Sinai; Edwin G.
Schulz Oak Lake twp; Martin l..
Thompson, Sterling twp; Hans HUSKY,
Volga: A. NJ. Tiahart, Bushnell; Faye
Farrell, Alton twp; Joe Hoffman, Ster-
ling; John Green, Brookings CITY;
Lyle V. Bunday, Brookings City;
Phillip w. Hanson, Medary twp;
Christ Jensen, Laketon twp; John
Duff. Alton twp; Wm. T. Stewart, Elk
ton; Jesse A. Macarthur, Bruce; John
E. Dunn, Elkton; Norman Friedel,
Eureka twp; julius Ruttem, Lake
Hendricks; Ole Skordahl, Sinai; Geo
w. Quail, Lake Sinai; Gust Myhre'
Sinai; Gilbert Peterson, Sinai.
The Board on motion adjourned.
II. G. Halvorson,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-01-15

Herman Gulk was up from Brookings
Wednesday.-Estellfne Tribune.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
RIVER NEWS

After = rrc"u; rise in the rive At the
local wharf. Il has again fallen and II
now back 1T Il normal stak" of min"
feet. This is due to the fact that ali thu
wiCk"tS Of IN" dams between this CitH
and Pittsburgh h"E" b"cn raised.
All the boats which arc plying tV''
Ohio north and south Of this city At :T'
present tine ar" carrying very larE"
CarEoeS of fool supplies as well az M r
Chanti$r of all kinds.
The Senator CnrdEl. which arrived
yesterday Hftrrnnun from Pittsburgh,
departed AZ 1--WE c'clori last night for
Huntington on her regular trip.
IN" Liberty. which left l'arkershurg
yesterday, will dock this morning at ten
o'clock at the local wharf and Will l'TN"
after noon on her way 10 IN" Smoky
City.
The General PcrshinE arrived y,%t"r-
Glv afternoon At the local wharf and de-
ISLrtrd at five o'clock on her way to
tharlcStuu She cam" here from PittS-
bureh carrying heavy cargo.
Tho General Wood will arrive thi.S
morning at seven o'clock from tincin-
nat, on her regular trip TO Pittsburgh.
Til" Leroy arrived last evening from
d"wn the river and viii drpatr at noon
to-day on hrr !n:tia! trip To New Mata-
muras This boat IL operating IA new
trade between Wheeling and New Mata-
morNs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
RICHARDS TO BRING
COSS BACK TONIGHT

Detective NJ Richards Is "Nr"'"u ~.
n.,, Grnrrc Coss, wmnt"d in this CT!
m fap st "sIhsS an aatomot'ls brt"nstnE 70
1.m,naS SChnncr, s,vrra! months tH"'
'rhr prisoner is coming fTnm , t:a|' H..
where he wrn' = LIT escaping ''""' ''''
Ma 49, ,...' was first CAPTURED in Philac"'-
nn EST anG Tt brcn Ugh t" his city. lie W.
h indfctr r'i1 by the grand jury. IT, was VA
t t!,It, III and placed IN the Ma .r,,i
f'"rry hospital from where n" rH' ,i,,,'t
H., t>as latrr discovered III IN" "rH
Gnrn;v hospital at Chicago and place"
Cvss was to hav" been tried at in%
RISEN, Term of criminal c"W'i, but
owing to his illness continuance ""'
granted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
PROMINENT KNIGHT Of PYTH|AS
SAYS RI IS ACE" Of REMEDIES

Pythian continues. II suffered from gas
on the stomach and bloating after Svery
meal. | had severe palms In my PACK
and chest. and around my kldneyH =
dizzy oftimes I thought I wou,t fali'
Now I do not know the sign Of stomach
disorder. I have just bought two more
bottles Of The Reese Formula R-ll ana
intend to be never without It, II IL
the ace" of all medicines and the least
7 ran do is to tell others of its wonder
full merits ! know Il great many Will
he as skeptical as I was. but All they
nrci do is Try Rll and they will be as
enthusiastic as l am
There Is health and happiness for you
in n bottle Of The Reese Formula R-ll.
which can be obtained at Hose-DaviS
Drug Stores and c. II. Griest 4 Co.. and
at ali leading druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
LAST DAY TO FILE
EXPENSE ACCOUNTS


Tu~ Irw caAd.dnl"$ for Office Mt tn,
general ,.r,tInn held November 2nI
who have not yet MED their expense &C
counts viii h.. :.y"u i few hours grace
III; ,rn-ui,,E when tiny maN" their
,n,.tra,:uuv thu nurninE. However.
M tins. ,ApJcd last evening at mid
risht. Ia" county court VIII accept Il
few this morning.
AMONG those who filed accounts yes
J%hn II. Wells I'D candidate for
,.i,.rk If the county court. 800.
L,my,.nc r. KrrNS CD candidate for
cYunty commissioner $92 80
William 4. Ef@lrr Q0 candidate for
schoo! commissioner. Madison district
TIA Harry r. C.ouse ,R) candidate for
John l.. KIngl,"rn ,GU r.m!t1atr Tor
clerk of the circuit court sliHias' CO...
Jnhn :. Winters ph 'an!lGa," L"F
u|t,"m Of thu rrH"c. Triad irhia dis
triCt none.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
PAINT HAwLEY BUILDING
FROM TOP TO BOTTOM

Work was started yesterday morn
ing on repainting Of the walls on the
different floors Of the Hawiry build
ing The work is being done by I local
painter who was given III" contract for
IA. Inside work. Some Of ia" rooms
on the different floors VII! I've rcfn-
!Shci SO that they can be pu; into use
in th" nrur future.
This work waa started on the top
floor nd vhc men will work down until
they have completed tn" "m,ir" build
ing Some If the offices occupied 10y
the Pennsylvania railroad C"mpony at
the present tine, viii also lie G!v"n Il
cont Of unint
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
WEST LIBERTY
NORMAL NOTES

,..,...,,..,,> November - the
49, r,r In,,rnitorv wr:" all greatly
SSis,r,.,s,. aver IT,. i, prrtUr" If their
SSsni.,, T,,:rrn. Nj. lr.mug. she had
zen, I', 49,. III IN, rls, who loved hrr
d. v.,r,,. .sreq,!y gr.cyrd when Sh",
lii - ~, ,n,r., rr,qrr - understand
go ,',,,.r,.y IT., ;hnru They :"'t
~ fiI,.,, wouiI' G.lr~ ~ another wh"
sn,tid s.s..,Iy .s,. her pl,rr. Mr.. lI'u-
go - - - .,,.r, hrtnre the
h,Hf,.,,. = ,...-,..,.;..,! ,..I ~ 4 w,u-
poL,"'HN ""S So, .,;,.,..,rr made ,!,,.
1rtt"''S '"',t..,,,f and Loinr,lk,. as II
iaa.' - S''i -. ..,r,~ and local friends
- -, ,,n-,.ts.. ff.r:r ayrrrc!at."u and
yTr,,,, -, ,:..t sM' has don,. for
49, ~, ....,,,.'r ,,.rur,tri> IT ,u,.
9nrm,i, ~, Sb, vii not To-. io-sottcn by
Her MANY frauds.
HIstory Class Gives Play
- ~ r:yrn ~ lh.. Normal
srho,!. r.,,s,!Iy s.\ri.:rr. NnvcInh.v -.
By Ms = VI i,..u's American th>t":y
Class ,n,....d '''rHv ITiEr.w~.' Miss
Maud W.t!.SrSon directed tie mussc.
MIR T. Il. I;o,;yrs Ma -. different
Sarri rI' 49,, ,, ~ tGid tn. Story and
described the pvr.vd and customs Of tnc
thrS"u,.s, , ,,,Yr ~ t.mg.a.I why tn
Pilgrim. Had u !e..yr. then Iiu.laud and
IL truuL.. md rna.ly America and. the
aStabli>Hrd colonies. Miss MarEHr''t
Harris deserves .ttrrt:Nn FOR her drl-
matte ah.':tys. Sn" played tArr" parts
and wa, !, I'll in all The w'trbrS scene
WIS cSl.,-.a..y interesting. Miss p'ro-
thy B,n.tr WIS :nr. Sh.' had an ANUS
in nar; AM! IT,. aud."uC, enjoyed her
actinr. Nrs Joseph Hunt and MIR. ALVIN
Sltiwr w., tlp.,Hl stern t'lgrlmS.
T6eir voices ;ld ,arrluEc portrayed
fScir parts L. ,--;rrt,un. Rev. kr.I"N'>
sneecb - t,r coIor.~,S on "Scho"i;ug
aSd T,N, Em,.k~.' ;...,d. 4 hat" ruc
Wrious and the coull.L parts wrrr en-
toved in tu.n ard tn. ,u-Gr number that
attended appreciated thu talent shown:
The Who'll, class should be commented
ON their good spirit and ;'-'iinG.
THANKSGIVING chapel
"Wednesday .nrvr;uk. November -.
Chapel exercises w,rr held n the form
81 a THANKSGIVING program. Mr.. h"SgcSS
ACTIN rs Chairman. The following pro-
Sfrlm MAS given:
-Sonr-SrEooi
--ScrIp,urr E..ldiug--School.
~Sonr Lord - The Harvest School.
~ presiJ,nt's rrnrlainatioa-Incz IIot-
xarn
S.I;nyernor' Decentralization Schad.
Reasons t. lie Thuukstul--D. T. hog
aSs.
Indus,-,al Srlect!on-Mr RoggcSs
. Song SWING The Sniulne Sickle -
School
song TIL, old Mil. Whcc,'-Scho"l
- Parry At Dormitory
- Saturday ,Ern.ng. November -.
friends ,tyr . party 1T the p,rmitpry.
a crr,t r,,p, v.rrn brought together
~ do no, mc,.t yery often, 50 the even
I'M ,ros rr,,,tiv rniIyrd The ballroom
apG rnrd room we're uS,d panc;ag waa
y - 80 I,.arSInn 'rhosc nrnSrrt we're:
@tart .Sro re- NI-in-.n Rlndgrtt. Erva
F,lI,r,lI GLADYS Kelley IHurcno Spring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
DO NOT FEAR OUTBREAK
piphther!a Patient at Home Recover
ing-No Now Cases.

II was reported last evening that tn"
little boy IN I'll" W"oUsdalc chlidr"n'N
home suffering from Il severe attack o.
'EliphtheT.a. - recovering nicely. and n
other cases are expected to break out
TIL" boy wa StrickcU several days
ago. and his cuad.t!"n a. first w.tS very
serious hut h. - Improving, and his
recovery !s expected.
The home has b""n uu1rant!D"d. AMI
Miss Sloan. tar rr,;ruu and her a'"ud-
ants ar. airing fer th,' rhrldr~r. Every
boy and girl in M institution has h"e0
administered a0t.-t"Nin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
SERVICES AT MISSION

Rev. J. p. LCycnbergcr. pastor OF IN"
Third Presbyterian church. will h" the
speaker 1T thr Union Mission this 'v"n-
Ing Ed Jefferson will conduct the song
servicr, Friday evening. R"v. II. 9.
Thompson, pastor T.: RI" United Freshly
tnrlan church. Of ll"l!airr. W.. deliver
The message, and pr. tiI>or< T. Lock-
hart. r,astor If the Wheeling BAPTIST
Temple. Will b" III" speaker Saturday
"vrnin Mr s. W. Hinman. assistant SUI
pcr:ntcnd"nt II In" l'ark"rShurS 'ity
" issi0n. spoke at last NIGHTS service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
JUDICIAL comA11TTEE
OF Chamber Of Commerce Meets o1her
Commuters to Draft School
BOARD Bill

There will be IL meeting N IN" "ri~:
Of Judge James w. Ewing this evening
IF the judiciary committee OF IN" '"lm-
h,r Of Commerce. held jointly VAIN Il
srrcial committees Of the R"tar! NO ~
OF II bin which will prupoS" REDUCTION OF
the personnel of the Wheeling *cl""!
board from 81 TO seven members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
W. H. smith, of 1dingo Junction, Ohio,
IL So Rejoiced at Being Relieved of
Stomach Trouble He Wants AL SUI
fsrers to Know About Great Tonic
and Body-Builder.

w. H. Smith. prominent in the If-
fairs Of the Mingo Junction. ohio. lodge
Knights OF l'ythias. says his last hope
was his best one, when, after suffering
from stomach trouble for four long
years, he bought Il bottle Of The Reese
Formula R-ll;
Il hal very LITTLE confidence in R-11".
Mr.. Smith says, AS | had tried every
to be had and was treated
by The best physicians in and around
NJ :n.-n Junction. | want 10 say right
now. however. that before I bad taken
all Of the first bottle OF R-ll l was
completely relieved.
FOR four long years" this leading
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
5000 STOCK DIVIDEND.
A Few wheeling People VIII Share
Melon Cutting Of Gas Company.

The Natural Gas company of ""st
Virginia. which supplies large part
Of the gas used in Wheeling homes.
has declared 81 per cent stock dNl-
drnd to Stockholders of record Dcccm-
her ). A few Wheeling people wh"
hold stock in the. company Will share
j., the melon company. y. ). Hare OK
Wheeling Is the c!,l"f official OF the
COMPANY for Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
ARGUE roR NEW TRIAL.

JWNgr Man II. KONlNNNN, FTrNlN!HI
in criminal court. has fixed SATURDAY.
December 4. M the cate 20: arguments
on the melton Of Attorney s. O BUycc
for new trial for Dan D!SSrlv"rto.
n!ssclvrrtu Was convicted IN criminal
court Tuesday Of Tho murder "t Jim
Augustus by jury which recommend
ed life Imprisonment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02

act promptly and effectively to restore
weak, oyerworkcd or diseased kidneys
and bladder to a healthy condition.
Mrs. Robert Blair. sol S. 2oth Street. Terre
Haute, Ind, writes: Il suffered two years
With Kidney and bladder trouble freaucnsly get.
ms bsekachc Mornings l would ori,o feeling
,zrr1 tircd and hayina ne adaches. and see hoas-
ina spees. before my eyes. saw Foley Nd
ne, Pills advertised and made up my mind to
trythem. After taxi na them q few weeks found
nv trouble Gi7oclied. The b5ckaehe stopped ani
nv Kidneys were restored to healthy. norma!
seiion lar also free OF those tired spells and,
headaches ADD my vision 10 no longer blurred.
Nv rseoysry 10 entirely duo to Foley kidney
. pills. which ] gladly rseornPsend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
UNDER $500 BOND

Matt North and H. l.. Hrmmick.
charged with breaking and entering
no,I room on South Market street about
i meek ago. were Released under $500
hail Yesterday afternoon by Justice X.
q Hobbs for appearance bCfur" III"
criminal court grand jury at IN" next
term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02

Dormiiory men at the Young Mems
Christian Association building arc plan
nina; to organize q bowling league al
once. Secretary John {. Lynch has
promised to reserve the ~" bpwl!nK
alleys Tor any night IN the week that
The dorrnitory men may decide upon for
their games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02

II became known yesterday afternoon
that federal prohibition agents Were in
the city ;,Ha:n looking Mp alleged NIo la
';uns Of tho United States prohibition
laws
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02

Trackmen of the Wheeling Traction
company have completed the work OF
laying new rails In the curve or the
nurthbuund tracks ~ Twenty-scvcnth
and EON streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
KIwANIs ELECTION
Bauotng VIII Feature TodaY's Club
I.uuoheon ut The McLurc R0tol

III. election OF Officers for ;he next
Year Will fratu"" toG:ty's meeting of the
Whrcliuc kiwun!I club. to h. held at
noon In the Mcclure hrtsl banquet room.
4 president vice president. s"Crnt;Lry-
treasurer and three directors Will lie
chosen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02

4 Martins Ferry company OF the Uni
form Rank knights ~ Pythias has TAX
rn Sters to consolidate with the recently
organized Wheeling Machine Gun Com.
i.sny No. L. r. * OF T., commanded
BY Captnin Jack Reed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02

CITY Drlcctiv" Al Richards is expected
20 return today from Chicago with
. George "Dugg;,n" Co$S. wanted m GRIM
ir-I court here to answer 10 Il charge
, Of stealing IN automobile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02

In police court yesterday Frank Goats
was lined SIS and costs on \ charge OF in
tuA.Cat.On.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02

Charles Former. of Deep Valley. Pa.
and William H. WENDELL OF 1874 EDN
s;i-ct.r yesterday enlisted at the. Army
recruiting station FOR one years service
each with the First Infantry. stationed
1t camp Travis. Texas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02

rorirs Of a strict ruling by the intern
al revenue department. governing the
Inruuracturr and sale Of tlncturr. Of GIN
E..r. wcr.. received by Deputy Revenue
,rull''rt"- Tom Paddrn here yesterday
To-, free use Of ginger preparations in
mining villages rs beverages Is said TO
BE-. re SIrusIhlc for IN" Tightening OF the
regulations on sale OF the stun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02

Sergeant r. l.. Linden has been trans
r,rr,d from duty with the Army recruit
iur station at Wheeling To duty 1T tho
recruiting station al Charleston, ". Va.
~" haa barge Of the Victory medal dis
rr.hutiru here,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02

uu sunday. Fey. Ira &. NJ, 'rr,,Ty. pas
, to- nf the Second Ni;"d Presbyterian
church. VII pr""Ch az ;hc Third l'rrsby-
tcr:an rhurr,, and Rev. j. l.. Lr!enh"rErr
WI ill Or. MC,'r"ary'S pulpit 1T tn"
Second United Presbyterian church. This
w!il gil.. thu Third Presbyterian Congrc-
gni;un N south Wheeling m "prnrtun-
ity 80 hear nr Mct,reary before III" lat
ter leaves for A.:p:nwaIl. IA, L. which
place he has accepted I call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02

Tho meeting Of the Boy Scouts M"
,r.l dram corps, set for Wednesday rF-
r!ifng. Was Indefinitely postponed by an
"r.!.r :SSut>'! ycStcrdady hy Scout ENccu-
r.,,. If O. PurtZ.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-12
AS TO DIR. LADD.

The Socialist orzan over on North
Street thinks that II the Herald had
any conscience having repudia:ed
Senator Groona It would support DR..
LAdd for the United States senate.
Dr.. .1add II an unsound and unsafe
man who has demonstrated utter in
competence a. . administrator. and
who.' occupying 4 position calling for
t~he.highest. degree of professional rec
titude, has :suboFdinated that position
to party and fractional considerations.
and has prostituted an, institution
which ought to be a great public ser
vice to he'demands, of q gang Of po-
liticaf pirates who have neither sound
Intelligence nor the glimmerings Of
conscience.
The'HerAldsis not any moro for DR..
'Ladd thaA.tttis for Senator Gronna.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-12
Just Folks
~ Daea- D. o.ese.
BE YOURSELF.

Be yourself! Don't initiate a man you
fancy may be greater.
Follow him. when he is leading in the
conduct Of good breeding,
Learn from him the things Of splen-
dor,
Cheery smiles and actions tender,
Take the open way he chooses.
But don't ape the tricks he uses.
Be yourself! Don't ever smother what
you r because another
Does things in a certain fashion;
choke the initiative passion,
Let the spirit in you guide you;
Power and will have. been supplied
you,
Use them! What becomes your
neighbor
May not suit you as you labor.
Be yourself! There lies no glory in
the imitator's story.
Sink or swim or rise or tumble-be
yourself. however humble;
Copy good mems traits. but never
Steal their methods of 'endeavor.
Fame shall surely find your door
way
II you strive to earn 1t your way.