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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

North Dakota supreme court. elect.l
by the nonpartisan league. writes a.
follows to the Bismarck, IN. D)
Tribune under date of MAY LIST on the
conditions in that state under tho
Townley laws and administration or
state affairs:
To Governor Frazier and the man
ayers of the Nonpartsan league. :
suggest the only proper thing to do
is to call special session of the
legislature to meet early in June AM
to ADJOURN before the last minute Of
the month. Then all acts of the ses
sion will become effective on the frs.
minute of July. 1t will be the last
chance of the present law makers to
correct the excessive tax levies and
appropriations, to repeal some bad
laws and to enact good laws.
The tax Of 1919 so far as collected
is So per cent of the total tax. For
ty-five per cent of the state and local
tax remains delinquent, and on such
taxes penalties accrue thus:
March 1st............,...,,5 per cent
June 1st.-.-..-...........,--...2 per cent
November LIST ID per cent
The tax sale is on the first Tues
day of December. In October, the
county treasurer mails to each land
owner notice giving a description
of his land with the taxes and pen
alties. That notice will make him
swearing mad on the day that he goer
to the polls. The special session
should cancel the penalties and re-
duce all state and local taxes so per
cent. and do many other wise things
Now is the accepted time. Now is
the day of salvation. The time TO
confess and do right is now. Prior
to the special election in Towner
county there was a failure to dis
Germ the signs of the times and
vain attempt to excuse and cover up
the excessive taxes. instead of I'M
doing them, and so it may be at the
coming election. For, as we read in
the Scripture: "Pride goeth before de-
struction and a naughty spirit before
a fall"
The tax question is one of special
concern to every person. The local
taxes are local and are levied on val
uations made by assessors and boards
of equalization Often the local tax
es are levied by grafters who well
come excessive valuations of proper
ty as it gives them a chance to make
a big profit The general state tax
is levied by the state board Of equali-
zation; that is by LANCER, Kostzky.
Hagan, Olson and the governor: any
three members of that board has the
power to put the assessment and the
tax levies up or down.
In the session laws Of 1919, sixty
pages arc given to enormous appro-
priations made by the Legislature
Then there arc about as many pages
given to newfangled and very ques-
tionable state tax levies. On reading
it all, one cannot fail to conclude
that in 1919 an awful botch was made
of the taxation business. Just think
of these items fer the general budget
of 1919:
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

FOR SALF-Two Groom bungalows
and a modern 4-room house. See
A. O. Metzel. (22tf)
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

FOR SALE-Two lots, beautifully
situated, overlooking the river.
For information, call No. II. Gimp
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

FOR SALE-one small house on two
30foot lots, good location, and
grand little garden; Strawberries.
raspberries, currants. and apple
trees. Also two small houses on
Front street, on business lots. Can
be bought furnished or unfulnish-
ed. Easy terms. Call owner
Phone Is. (22tf-np)
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FOR SALE-Modern Broom house,
full basement, steam heat, | acre
ground. Inquire at Cooperative
Store. cost pd)
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FOUND-A bunch of keys Call at
Echo office.
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FOR SALE-small house on Mill
street; modern improvements; fine
lawn: easy terms. Phone 1A0.Gpd
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FOR SALE-Iron safe, 3 Ford tires.
office clock, etc.-W. c. Roach. IMP
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OPEN SHOP-PRACTICAL BAK-
Frs WANTED - Steady work
guaranteed to all bakers whose
work is satisfactory. Day shift,
6 am. to pm. Night shifts 6 pm.
to 6 am, S-hour shifts. Wages
Bench hands, $4,000 per week; Ov-
en- men and mixers, $4,000 per
week. Night work 25c hour addi-
tional over day work for actual
hours worked Time and half for
overtime. Write or telephone. Sc
attic Association of the Baking In
dustry, 331 Globe Bldg, Seattle.
Phones Elliott 1909, Elliott 1857.
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SADDLE WANTED = See Orvil
Dahlgren at Rutherford's store. pd
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LOTS FOR SALES lots one block
from the school buildings: price
1926, cash of terms. See owner.
Robert Hull. (21-2t-pd)
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FOR SALE-Tcn good young Short
horn cows. fresh.-T eavcnworth
State Bank.
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FOR SALE-two lots in the Leavcn-
worth land addition, small
shack.-John w. Mccoy, Peshas-
tin. Phone 119. 19tf)
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BUNGALOW FOR SALE-on Com
mercal st. Inquire of VIM. II
tus. t2lnp)l
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S|DfL|GHTS ON
TOWNLFY RULE IN
NORTH DAKOTA
CHIEF JUSTICE ROBINSON. or
THE NORTH DAKOTA 81.
PREME COURT. TELLS OF
CONDITIONS IN THAT STATE

j. f. Robinson, chief Justice of
North Dakota supreme court. elected
by the nonpartisan league. writes As
follows to the Bismarck, On. D)
Tribune under date of May LIST on tho
conditions in that state under the
Townley laws and administration or
state affairs:
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

FOUND-An auto crank on road be
tween Leavcnworth and Pcsha'-
tin. Finder call at Echo office and
identify same and pay for this no
tice.
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FOR SALE-7-room house and thrcr
lots. Phone 507. Utpn
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Classified Ads.

FOR SALE-Modern Broom house,
full basement, steam heat, acre
ground. Inquire at Cooperative
Store. cost d)
BUNGALOW FOR SALE-on Com
mercial st. Inquire of VIM. Ii
tus. (2lnp)l
FOR SALE-7-room house and three
lots. Phone 507. QtpD
FOR SALE-Good home: phone 500:
call after 3 p. m. (2l-2t-pd
FOUND-An auto crank on road be
tween Leavcnworth and Pcsha
tin. Finder call at Echo office and
identify same and pay for this no
tice
WILL TRADE-4O ACRES irrigated
land in southern Idaho, for 5-acro
tract in Wenatchec valley Inquire
at Leavenworth Hotel G9-2tpd)
FOR SALE-good sewing machine;
see Preston at the Leavenworth
Pharmacy. comp
RESIDENCE FOR SALE - Inquire
at Echo office if interested
LAND FOR SALE-2O acres, three
and one-half miles out Of Leaven-
worth in the Chumstick valley:
one-half acre orchard one acre in
alfalfa, balance ready for crop. In
quire of Nick Kinscherf. (16-tf)
FOR SALE-Tcn good young Short
horn cows, .-Leavcnworth
State Bank.
FOR SALE-two lots in the Leavcn-
worth land addition, small
shack.-John w. Mccoy, Peshas-
tin. Phone 119. G9tf)
LOTS FOR SAILS lots one block
from the school buildings: price
1926, cash of terms. See owner.
Robert Hull. (21-2t-pd)
FOR SALE-Two lots, beautifully
situated, overlooking the river.
For information, call No. II. (2lnp
FOR SALE-Two Groom bungalows
and modern 4-room house. See
A 0. Metzel (22tf)
AIREDALES. FOR SALE-pups two
months old, pedigrees furnished.
Fine 60-lb. Airedale AT STUD.
FEE S20.-H C. Percival near
Firemans Hall. Leavenworth, Wn..
Box Is. (22-2tpd)
SADDLE WANTED = See Orvil
Dahlgren at Rutherford's store. pd
ODLVNy CJJOD DID A T,rrJCAJ DAIr
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FOR SALE-Good home: phone 500;
call after p. m. (2l-2t-pd)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-19
PERSONAL WORKERS
FORM ORGANIZATION
Results of Bob Jones Evan
gelistic Campaign Will be
Made Permanent.

For the express purpose OF crys-
talizins and stabilizlng the material
results OF the Bob Jones evangelis-
tic campaign. just ended. a perman-
emit committee charged With further
ing the personal evangelism Of Chris
tian. spiritual work and organizing
"a gospel team movement was per-
feCted at a luncheon held in the L..
n. G. a building Tuesday noon.
After various details We're settled
regarding the course OF the move
meut. the name Of J.. O.. Colson. ac-
tivity secretary Of the Y. NJ G.. A,
was presented for the post Of per
manent director and the selection
was unanimaus. II was also agreed
10 notify ali pastors in the city Of
the contemplated work and 10 was
decided 20 ask the pastors of the
several churches 10 appoint az least
two laymen OF their respective con-
gregatlOus 20 represent the church at
the weekly lunCheOns which viii be
held every Tuesday AT the y. n a..
n John Campbell. who presided,
made an earnest plea for uniOniZed
direct. results getting work and in eX-
planning his plan OF action asked the
ANiliNANANf ~ AFEAA LtlIliANdl til-
tanglements and urged the fOrma-
tion OF a compact cooperative body,
free from red-tape subcommittee
that would be in a position TO make
the work count.
In commenting on q survey Of
the county church work which was
recently presented informally TO the
ministerial association, several Of the
ministers present expressed indigna-
ton that such a condition should
exist According TO figures COM
piled. 10 was found that there are
over 20 church buildings and or
carnations IN the rural districts but
only eight were holding regular
services and but three were entirely
supporting a regularly appointed
pastor. Some were found to be
closed and in a discarded appearing
condition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-19

across the Arabian desert. led By
the Turkish bcggar girl intent on
saving her hero from a fate worse
than death. is one Of the big dra-
matte scenes In THE Virgin OF
Stamboul," now being shown at the
Oliver theater with Priscilla Dean
in the leading role Another novelty
is the realistic scene in a Turkish
harem. The author OF the story had
the privilege Of seeing the harem OF
a sheik while representing a news
paper syndicate in Turkey recently
The Virgin OF Stamboul' Will run
at the oliver until Wednesday eve
ming.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-19

CASTLE.
Other Mems Shoes" with Crau-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-19

that made her a social outcast. Sew
eral years later, IL was a lie that
made her husband doubt her purity
and her innocence, and then, when
ne murdered the constituencies
scoundrel IL was CarlOttas lie-a
lie that besmirched her purity and
virtue-that cleared her husband.
Frank Mills, Joseph King. Warren
Cook. Violet Reed and Grace Reals
are seen in support OF the clever
star The Fox News and Mutt and
JEFF will also be seen today. The
nrngram will be shown tomorrOw.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-19
sa!rahEaffaaiss
ORPIIFU

Last showing is given at the or
pheum theater today OF the current
vaudeville program which features
tho Venetian Cyl sizes. other en-
tcrtaining acts are Jimmy SavO,
Taketa and Havana, Garry owen
and Company and Cleveland and
Downey.
Beginning tomorrow. the head
line honors go 20 THE Honeymoon"
a romantic comedy from the pen Of
Aaron Hoffman. Roy Mac\ichol
and AElae DuVaI are the feature q
members OF the presenting COM
pany A close second for favor Is
Harry Cooper, a singing mOnOlogist.
who Will be found a clever enter
tainer. Grace DeWinters, present
ing her latest ventriloquil surprise:
Petty Reat and company, the act
with the bottle. and the Dedic
Veldie Trio. rounds out the pro-
gram.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-19
AUDITORIUM.

Dolores Cassinelu comes TO the
Auditorium today I'm a powerful
drama entitled The Right 20 Lie"
depicting the dramatic episodes OF
the life OF virtuOus girl. This girl
was the victim Of lies. II was a lie
that placed her In a false and
awkward position in John brakes
home as his ward II was a lie
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-19

VIRGIN OF STAMBOUL.
The ride OF the black horse troop
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-19

Eat at Washington Cafe. Break
fast. dinner and supper. ODD pen
MES used soc Club dinner served
week days from II a. m. to p. m.
Five-course Table DeHOte on Sun
days 4215-June 16
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-19

furd Kent playing an interesting
dual role Of brothers who change
places ia social and business life.
without anyone being the wiser. Is
the Castles attraction for again to-
day. The fact that one OF the
brothers is an ex-cOnvict and a typi-
cal vagabond, while the other is "A
minister OF the gospel. lends the
story an unusual angle.
Tomorrow. April Folly" spinning
a yarn OF adventure and romance,
stars pretty Marian Davies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-19
GIVES TIP on HOW TO SAVE
NEnNIV

Every person can find the an
swer by merely attending the SEN
satlonal 20 percent reduction sale at
the Vernon store which started Wed
nesday and continues II days.
4335-2O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-19
NOTICE

Hotel. restaurant and soft drink
employees Please pay their dues at
Otto's Lunch room. 116 w. Wash
4256-19
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-19
OLIVER

Conway Tearle. who has support
ed more stars OF the screen than any
other leading man, appears IN sup
part Of Clara Kimball Young in
The Forbidden Woman" which
Will be shown at the oliver theater
for the last three days OF this week.
Mr.. Tearle is alone d stellar attrac-
ton in any picture. He is not only
a handsome chap but a very clever
actor. Others in the supporting
cast are Kathryn Adams, Winter
Hall, j. Jiguel Lanor. MNla Daven-
port John MacKinnon and wonder
full little Stanton Williams, the be-
loved little boy whose cleverness
sends audiences away in a whirl Of
happiness. The picture will run con-
tinuously each day starting at one
o clock
VIRGIN OF STANIBOUL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-19
SOCKS ARE THE FXCFPTION

During the sensational 70 per
cent reduction sale at Vernon's the
only article I'm the entire stock not
included is interviewer" hosiery.
$4,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-19
I.ASALI.FE.

Published recently in the Satur-
day Evening Post. Excuse Ny
Dust" another OF those delightful
racing comedies, stars Wallace Reid
at the Lasalle today and tomorrow.
Replete with clean, speedy action,
it is the sort Of picture that will APP
zeal 10 all sorts OF people. :. has
been truthfully described by one
critic "a comedy Of pounding en-
gines and pounding hearts-and this
is indeed true, for the heart Of every
man and woman I'm the audience will
beat harder when Wallie. as the
hero. races with death-and wins
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-19
FOR SALE.

4 pretty site for a new home: in
side property. 40 foot frontage. Price
very reasonable. Inquire 2O3 r..
Jefferson blvd. 4291-cO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-19
., \ DOIIAR'S WORTH FOR
EIGHTY CENTS

That's what you get at Vernon's
during their sensational 20 percent
reduction sale 4339-2O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-19
ITCkY ELENEN.

That's what people say about the
11-day. 20 percent reduction sale
at Vernon's. 4336-2O
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-27
IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
purcst of all the arts because il is
elcvating in nature; by itself, UNI
accompanied by words. pictures, "
action. music is incapable of dc
grading the mind.
The child'S musical training helps
him TO enjoy and appreciate music:
not only when he reaches adult life
but while he is learning, and it
must satisfy his child needs as "eli
as those Of his future. Frequent
contact with the worlds best music
will give the child the kccncst pleas
ure while he is in the process OF all
Sorbing it, and ii will satisfy his
present needs. He secures all this
experience during his school life.
Children will take their music
into the home and music in the
home will help TO keep the Gilt.
dren of the street. will help 10
preserve family ties and thereby
Will bring parents to realize the
far-rcaching value Of musical in
slruction in the schools. Proper
training of good music in the
schools will gradually take Inc
place Of the ragtimc trash and popu
ar song in the affections of .hr
people.
Music supervisors should not con-
fine their interest merely to the
work OF The clasS-roomS but should
become musical missionaries, inn
bucd with the spirit of art and so
carry It's message TO all the people,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-27
Condensed from The Issue Of Aug
HSi %. 1888.

c'ho1h"t "a IIoht tft iSSst ~ -itJ-
uSf %. 1888
We hear thai YIN. u. Scott has
purchased the Benson Hotel -DroD-
erty here.
The ''llarvcy farm of 525 acres
on Kanawha belonging TO the estate
of John W. Dunn was sold last week
by his executors at $4,000. J. r..
Dunn OF Grccnbricr being the pur-
chaser.
Saturday, the -25th will be IL red
letter day at Anderson. The cam
paign will be opened ~ Licut-Gov-
crnoor John L. Massey, of Virginia,
who will address the people OH the
issues OF the day.
Capt. }. w. Mathews is putting
up pair of cattle scales on his
farm at Alvon. Henry Sivy is the
workman in charge.
The Brushy Ridge campmceting
will close today. Owing TO inces-
SAINT rains the past week the meet
ing is moi considered success.
There was much good preaching
but only Two persons professcd a
change of heart. Rev. VIM. X.
Boyle. editor of the Baltimore Epis-
copal Methodist, preached Sunday
morning.
Rev. Samu'l +. McClung and
family are guests of DR.. and Mrs
C.. A. Rupert. at Rupert.
ID. p. Kcsslcr recently bought a
flock of nice sheep thirteen of
which were killed by dogs Il few
days ago and the rest scattered.
NJ. a. Jackson and family are
visiting kin in Putnam county,.
gay and pleasant party drop
ped in on us Monday morning.
McSSrs. JAS. \. Dunlap, Frank Raj
Ston. Samuel and George Johnson,
and Misses Ella and Minnie john
Son-a bridal party from Monroe
county. They were. cnroutc home
having left the groom and his bride
TO start a home at Maysville.
VIM. r.. Byrnc. OF BraXion county
is guest Of Judge Holt.
Charles PiCkin, Of Alexandria,
| is here Il guest of Richard Thomas.
Miss Ethel Thomas is at home from
Il years Stay at Alexandria as the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pickcn. Mrs.
! A. o. Armstrong. Of Stafford Cir
Gull, Va, is with her kin here.
Col. George T.. Dennis after spend
ing few days with his brothers,
II. +. and ThoS. II. Dennis has re-
turned TO his home at Rocky MI. Va.
Judge John w. Mcpherson. is
here from llopkinsvilIc. Va. the
guest Of bis brothcr-in-law, James
Withrow.
VIM. w. Fry and wife who were
visiting here have returned TO their
home in Augusta, Ga./
Frank FOllansbce was here Mon
! day. He is canvasSing in The inter
est Of the Allegheny Collegiate In
siitutc at Aldcrson.
Married: Al the Baptist Church
on Big Clear Greek, on the 10Th.
by Rev. II. e.. Tinsly. John II. Thorn
rs and Miss Lydia Young.
Died: On Aug. II. 1883, in the
i'ichlands, Mary Jane, little dau3h-
ter Of II "A. and Mrs. IIcltic Hinklc.
aged % months and : days.
y wcll-wriiicn obituary notice Of
The death Of Miss Lucy Wiihrow
appears in This number.
The Democratic Congressional
Convention at Coal Valley last week
nominated John ID. Anderson. of
Nicholas county for Congress.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-27
LIST OF DEEDS.


Following is list of the deeds
admitted to record by Paul c. Hog
Sett, Clerk of the Greenbrier Coun-
ty Court from Aug 9th to Aug. 10Th
1920:
From C.. L. Ochel,ree TO J. w.
CrookShankS for IA in Williams
burg district.
VIM. Bostic, by admir-, to II. II.
Bostic ct ais for 25a in - district.
C.. l.. Meetings. ct uX TO w. G..
Walkup for la in Meadow Bluff
district.
J. II. A. Miller ct ux to T. l..
Meredith for ga at Anderson.
q. T.. White ct IN TO Meadow
Mountain Lumber Co.. for 10Oa in
Anlhonys Greek district.
C.. w. East ct ux to I. \. Read.
Trustee, for No. SO at White Sui
phur
L. II. Read. Tr., to Mamie Alice
East, IT.. for No. SO at White Sui
phur.
w. b. Hayes ct ux to c. w Judy
for house and lot in Lewisburg.
+. Chase Bare ct ais to p. ID.
Martin for Nos. 100, 101, and 1902,
in Meadow Bluff district.
J. II. Neal Estate 10 L. +. Hefner
for interest in &c LA in Lewis
burg and Frankford districts
J. H. Neal Estate TO +. +. Hefner
for interest in SO LA in L.ewisburg
and Frankford districts
Burby l.. Lewis ct uX 10 Meadow
River Lumber Co., for 30a and COP
in Meadow Bluff district.
NJ. A. McClung to w. A. Thomp-
son et TN for 3Oa and G2p in Mead
Ow Bluff district.
w. NJ. Clifford ct uN TO L. ii. Bare
for lot 17S at Anderson.
A +. Huddlesiun TO ID. F.. Hud-
dlestun for 29X117 feet at White
Sulphur.
II. r. Wade ct ux to A. G. Wade
for 132a in Anthonys Greek dis
trict.
John w. Rapp ct ux to b. B. and
NJ. NJ. Taylor for 20 LA in Falling
Spring district.
w. +. Walkup ct uX to G.. A. Pit
scnberger for Ia in Meadow Bluff
district.
p. Fl. McGrath to f. Tomlinson
for 3-4a in Fort Spring district.
Jacob Surbaugh. by heirs, to J..
+. Surbaush for 1-16 interest in
lOOa in Meadow Bluff district.
Jacob Surbaugh, by heirs. 10 J..
+. Arbaush for is interest in 1OOa
in Meadow Bluff district.
Jacob %urbaush. by heirs, to J..
+. Arbaush for rs interest in 100a
in Meadow Bluff district.
Jacob Surbaugh, by heirs, TO J..
T. Surbaugh for lie interest in 100a
in Meadow Bluff district.
&. l.. McClung ct ux to John
Shorden for - in Meadow Bluff
district.
Chas. D. Burdctlc ct ux to G.. ".
Burdette for l0Oa in Meadow Bluff
district.
J. 3. Mailer ct uX TO A. B. Nuttcr
for lois -. 10, %, "a in Meadow
Bluff district.
a. b. Muller 10 Jas. l.. Nuttcr for
same us above.
Clarence Chapman to Elmer
King for Sa in Falling Spring dis
|
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-27
THE ADVANTAGES OF MUSIC

HE ADNAN AGES Or MUSIC.
The object and purpose of public
school music is to develop lasting
love for good music and an intel
llgent appreciation Of it. A school
music course must cultivate Il love
for music, and in order 10 love
music the child is brought constant
ly in. touch not only with music
that is good, but with music which
is expressive Of emotions that he
feels at that time of his life. Chit
dren develop into music listeners as
well as music students and become
useful in their school. home and
community life.
To teach children to love music
and to follow musical discourse in
telligently is noble. beautiful and
desirable end.
Music has ihrcc-fold develop
ment-the physical side. the intel
lectual side, and the spiritual side.
Music develops the physical side
from the fact that ii calls the most
powerful breathing. muscles INTO
action and helps to tonc-up and in
Vigoratc the circulation. The digcS-
ton, and the nervous Systrn;.
Music develops the intellectual SIDE
through the mental training and no
subject offers Il richer field of study
than does music. AS moral in
ilucncc no subject in the course OF
study cNcrtS Il stronger influence
upon all that is good and noble in
the child than music. Ii is The