davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1921-12-03
ANTHCNY'S PROBLEM.

In spite Of the fact that some of
the maths have dismissed the recent
square" problem of MARC
ANTHONY" as wholly impossible.
the problem continues to excite
much interest. and two contribs-
JOE c. GORREL and NJ. ID. FEN
TON-send drawings illustrating
solutions of IL along the lines
ANTHONY" indicated.
GORREL says that the SKIS inch
square should first be cut into two
rectangles having dimensions 3x8
and 5xS. Bisect the rectangle 3x8
into two right angle triangles whose
bases are 3 inches and attitudes 8
inches. Cut the rectangle SKIS into
two quadrangles having dimensions
5x5x3x5.3S, and place the four parts
together I'm a manner he illustrates
In a drawing.
FENTON solves the problem in
much the same way.
"ARGY KAY" submits almost the
same drawings as the other two,
but, like GORREL, points out that
the paper cut will not completely
fill the bill.
j. S. MCGOWAN. OF Mt. Rainier.
says the problem is workable. and
sends the square cut SO that 1t does
work out right, as he sees 1t.
The Washington times., 1921-12-03
CITIZENS FEDERATION
TO HAVE MEETING TONIGHT

The monthly meeting OF the FEEDER.
alton Of Citizens Associs tons. the first
under the newly elected officers, will
be held in the board room OF the Dis
trict Building at S:15 o'clock tonight.
Among the matters to come up are
several proposed amendments to the
constitution and bylaws, affecting the
amount of annual dues from member
associations. and the appointment and
functions of an executive committee
The Washington times., 1921-12-03
TORONTO EDITOR TO SPEAK
TO IRISH COUNCIL

Lindsey Crawford, editor of the To-
ronto Statesman, will address the mem
bers Of the Padrone Pearse Council,
Friends Of Irish Freedom, tomorrow
evening at Typographical Temple, 423
G. street northwest. His subject will
be "will Dominion Rule Settle the
Irish Question:"
f. Edward Mitchell will preside.
The Washington times., 1921-12-03
TEKAKWITHA CLUB TO
HOLD INDIAN CURiO SALE

The Tekakwitha Club, 2100 II
street northwest. will give a benefit
bazaar In the club rooms at that
address, offering for sale Indian
curios. made by pupils OF Indian
schools throughout the country.
The bazaar will be open from
Monday OF next week until Saturday
Offering for safe Navajo blankets.
Indian trinkets. moccssins, bead
work. baskets, and other Indian
curios, suitable for Christmas gifts.
The Washington times., 1921-12-03
ERRORS IN ENGLISH.

MY, isn't this place contracted?"
I heard a woman say in a crowded
room the other day.
overheard another remark:
What they need is a staple govern.
ment."
How malv of us unknowingly
make mistakr 3 like that. and show
no pride in our nations language.
MARIE s.
The Washington times., 1921-12-03
cRAFTSMEN'S CLUB ELECTS
n. p. BROWN AS PRESIDENT

Howard Payson Brown last night
was elected president Of the Crafts.
mems Club, of the United States Vet.
Grams Bureau, affiliated with the Ma.
tional League of Masonic Clubs, a;
their annual election held at 1917 New
York avenue northwest.
Other officers chosen were: r. &.
Routsong. vice president; William y.
Severe. secretary: William i. Stay
maker. treasurer. and John ii. Kett.
Der, sergeant-at-arms.
The Washington times., 1921-12-03
A Wall ABOUT Music.

like classical music. but far
be 1t from me to condemn the per.
son with nerve enough to prefer
the raggiest Jazz. Yet some of
those who go to vaudeville theaters
might keep silent during the few
minutes a musician devotes to real
music. They may not like II, but
there is still such a thing as cour-
tesy, in spite Of short skirts and
prohibition. Am l right. Bill?
c. M. b.
The Washington times., 1921-12-03
X E FILE C ITO N S +.

MY thoughts revert TO childhood;
Ava to the days that have gone by;
On. could once again have
my mother standing nigh.
THE memories Of her dear sweet
face will always comfort bring,
HER Iullabys, how sweet they were
II can almost hear her sing;
WEVER OF THEE" Loves Old
Sweet Song" and "Youll Re-
member me-"
RECALLS my days OF childhood.
when ] was Ms happy rs could
be. ''PANSY BUSH"
The Washington times., 1921-12-03

"EXCUSE MY DUST" ran the
sign on the back Of the speeder's
car.
WATCH MY SMOKE" said
the motorcycle cop. rs he started
in pursuit. PEGGY BEE.
The Washington times., 1921-12-03
Tomorrow.

International tea. National Women .
Party, IS First street no.theast. y. m.
Addresses by women delegate. 20 con-
ference.
Memorial services. Washington Lodge.
No. is. II. p. o. f., Central High School.
y p. m.
ing delegates to the arms conference. :"
Arts Club of Washington. 2oiT I street.
i;s0 TO $3.50 p. IN.
Lecture. ''rhe Worlds Greatest Ro-
nance" by Comdr. Evan. cline Booth,
salvation Army, .. m. public invited.
Annual meeting, "Frstres des Dominoer
Society" Foundry hall .sB Eleventh
street northwest, 1913 p. m.
Public address DR.. John Steele, director
department of delinquency, Presbyterian
byterian Church. 1880 o. m.
The Washington times., 1921-12-03

tion, Pythian Temple. Q p. m.
National Geographic Society. 1890 Mon
roe street northwest, 2 y. m.
Dinner. Shorthand Reporters Associs-
ton, City Club.
Piano recital, Masonic auditorium. 9 ..
m, by Ernest Hutcheson.
Dance. Enlisted Mems Social Club OF
Washington Barracks. post gymnasium. .
y. m.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-24
DIR. r. FoRMANEcK.

DR.. F. Formaneck, adresa,
1888 ji4. California Aver Chi
cago, III. Pfedseda 4 lekarnik
DR.. F. Formaneck Co., vyrabi-
teIk 1eku. DR.. Formaneck ma
leza Sc v aktivni lekarske prak-
81 po 81 let. Stoji to "a pova-
zenou. Temer cele sve ziti a
nyni po sve dlouholete zkuse-
nosti nabizi VAN ovoce sve
prace. Jemu jsou vd4crfi tisice
pacientd, kteff d&vajf n4jlepA
odporucem jeho lekdm: Ma
gadora q Hofke Vino, Zaludet
nj Silitel, Krveeistitel, Regula-
tor, Leky LedvinovG a Jaterni,
Proti revmatismu a lamanf v
ddech, Zivotnf balsam, "a
septine" pro bolesti, odreniny
a zapaleniny, "Agu-Kur pro-
til nastuzeni, Liniment, Plicni
balsam, Prasky prot boleni
hlavy, Cholera a Diarrhoea, u
tisitel, Jaterni pilulky, Asepti-
ne mast, vonna a letivh my
dla, atd, atd. Ma prodej We
vsech obchodech. kde Sc pro
davajf leky, aneb nejsou-h k
dostani u vas, piste primo ma
DR.. F. Formaneck Co., 1888 S.
California Ave, Chicago, ILL.,,
(Adv.J
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Co takto mluvila, pfiklusali
do haze jezdec, jichz cele byl
Wing, jenz, pribliziv Sc X plu-
kovnikovi, pravil:
"Cely pink 'naleza Sc ma w.
kazanem nniste, sir. Taktez vo-
jonske povozy sc zasobami vse-
he druhu, a vozy ambulancni,
jez "a nami vyslal podplukov-
mix Wedgewood w zaro-
ven s lekarskou assistenci q o.
|setfovateli. Vsichni raneni ma
chazeji Sc nyniv dobrych ru-
kou a dostava Sc Jim takoveho
osetfovani, jak je TO "a techto
okolnosti vhbec, mozno. Dou-
fam, ze Ultra budu moci podati
vam dplnou zpravu o mrtvych,
ranenych zajatych".
"Zcela v pofadku, pane po-
bocniku", odpoved6l plukovnik
Rosenthal, nacez, zmeniv pone-
kud hlas, dodal:
"A nyni, Wingu, n1yslim, re
udelate nejlepe, zustanete-i
zde s touto divkou a knezem,
mezitim co ia poohlednu Sc po
mych ubohych hosich".
Ukloniv sc Elfii a jeji spolet-
niku, vysel Justin Rosenthal z
haje.
! V tomto nastal nyni zivy
ruch a sum. Jezdei odsedlavai
kone a uvazovai tyto ke stro-
lmum ma druhem konei haze a
konali. pax pripravy pro obcer-
stveni a odpocinek. Vyprazd-
novali vojenske povozy a -kaz-
dy jezdec napojA nakrmil dri-
I've sveho kone, nezli pomyslel
Ina sebe.
JIM pfinaseli dfivi rozde-
laval ohne - kuchafi pripra-
lvovali. jidla a opet JIM staveh
|pristresi ze stromkh a v6tvi, a.
by alespon trochu byli ehraneni
pred sychravym noenim vzdu-
Ichem.
| Flfie, Mr.. Simons, plukovnik
Rosenthal a Wing prisedli k te-
to veceri, phi niz nejpilnejsim i
nejry chlejsim osvedcil Sc vyhla
do ely kazatel.
! Rehem- teto veGere, ktera po-
zivana pri svetle srnolnic, wy
nehovai Ellie a Wing zvlastni
q podivne pohledy. Cas- cd casu
pohlizela Elfie upfens ma mia
dcho pobocnika, jenz snazil sc
lpohleddm TEN sc vyhnouti.
kdyz ale pristihl il pri opetnem
'uprenem zirani, rozevrel sve
velka, jako hvezdy jasne oci
jak jen mohl a ziral ma nj S W.
razem takoveho podiveni, ze
,sklopila oci hru tu privedla
tax kurkonci. 7
Po vetefi odesla Elfie do sve
chaty,, kde ulehla ma luzko z
listi a spala klldne, stfezena
;.jsouc ma jedne strape knezen
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Pr. John A. Loganova, vdova
po gen. Johnu A. Loganovi 2
obcanske yalky, zachycena ka-
merou, v den svych 81. naroze-
min, kdyz shrabovala listi ma
traunikd kolem' sve residence
We Washingtone. "Jsem TAX ciT
lou jako pred padesati lety",
pravila pi. Loganova, kdyz jala
&c pokracovati We sve praci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-24
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Ronkn " etyrsch dfleeh ID M \ p. Z n seuaA~dstaov
rs Pro "Dom&enost" rfstc1h Hnsg Chotsa4
U0A 1o60000oe0oo1

.oOOOOOo00Oo0
t&e Aephjdou s prAzdnSmA ~.
kama. Zanedlouho hudem rnlu
[vybornou veteti~.
To0to nad3ji posllnkn, o&ivl
kn1a poxnovu 4 oAattet jeh1 Ae
|vyjasniI.
"Nyni je fada na Wis. Elfier,
pobfzei Justin. II. Il
'sWeIfs myslfni, 3e slysel jste
. tom, jak vyletnf mass spoIec&
most rfepsdena byla suerilly .
il ze bylt une5ehx"..
"Auo, 0 tom jsem eiysel. W.
pr&vel mi TO jeden Speh. jejk
vyslal jsem m sv9dy do t&bo-
~ "Volntho Mete". kek1St4
imi. hhoje halad4 pfftelkA, 90 q
dAla u posoth. kdys ty1 sved .
puSeA fsber euetill6".
Elfie vypf&veh dyM ' kf4t~
kosti vSe, CO bylt zs4ila.
| vypf4vsia kIidne, 81 s j..
k$msi, n4deEhem hu1moru, ~
pfiyla 4 tyhtovani svych odds
veE /; tssld4la ~ 10 usedaweko
pi4ces F,.;,..jf.' l,ss fe'I'sI IL I
!. Kdst byf ,1pyttiGo sJssschave-
| slsefE $aaf nps sAaAiyn4 .tStS
| svsss so. yelb4lf tsTu avojisiem5
| nG no hlsfu EfN, = pravl koA
hej6iyi 8. Fss g.. Y 4!'.}'1. Il
I ,..VppAojtese, afsh&s OddAp.
I ksnis teko~ynai nejstt v&skns
nieiqas p1htq5A stanou se przve
/ plstRy4Hi ,ien tehdy, a$ Wy date
X ntm' m'Sys ytyoaEnf 1pde III pro
l ii shaSkh tomE ptotestovati jA-
ko shatku nasilnemu . pfivede-
tell 'tohoto kn9ze "a svedka, tn
kazdy soudce uzsa jej - nez&
konn5 q da YAM svobodu vasi
,zpSt".
ION - mel ale po - w ~.
leni - K sneskui A snubni
prsteny - --a skutet - ne
no - kneze, jen5 ma tn moe
shatky uzavirati! Vaecko dele
,,se - pravi - deln9 - j. - kc
| ph shAtku - zakonitem!" Cd.
pov3dtia Elfie. stkajie.
ITO je nesmysl. mole drah$
dfvenko. & tomn je zapotfebl
3jcstx jedne q te hlavnf v9ci, bez
nfz vsechno ostatni stav4 Sc ne
platnym a nezakonitym", SINAI
Sc Justin.
"a jaka je to vet? Mluvter
stkala Eifie.
!! "Syoleni zeny - tot se roz.
,,uni piece sarno sehou".
/ "Oh, on ma ale ; to-"
/ "Elfie!"
II to wall 81 n&silim. Oner
chap - ten. co hral llohu nae
no pap - pap - papa, wa
mne jednou rukou "a kirk q drl
hou "a vlasy q phi kazde ot1z
ce kneze pohyboval moji hla,
TAX, re vypadah to jako svole
mi a jako kdybych j. ssua II
kala: Yes, yes, yes! A cely OBJ
; rad snubpi proveden pax az dt
konce".
Ten bidak! AvSak, Ellie
drahousku, to neby1o pfece do
=.
} browne svoleni. To je nesnysi
me dit6! Wy nejste k .vasenu 4
hosci .yazans zadnym zako
J rem, ami bozskym, AMI lidskym
. Je to zrovna tax, jako kdybyst'
/, ,tbyIa dfyochy k tornu pfinuce
lha!Ned6lejte 81 zidnych stare
l sti v tomto ohledu, sle6no Fiel
ding, pravil justin opf4vdove
! kfada diraz ia jeji dfvci' jrnt
: NO, coz ale patrnt Sc i 1elibi
= TO-, nebot' odpovedela ihned:
4 Justine Rosenthale, ja var
pranic nedekuji "a to, ze nazy
4 waite m1ie slecnou Fielding. Jal
A ,n1ohu Sc pfesvedciti, nejsem-l
G PAM Goldsborough? Nechc
y staff v zadnem podezfelem sv
a tie. NazJvejte mnc proto je
: nom Elfii. Jmeno to obdrzel
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100000 - U00
rzAdam vas "a odpust4ns,
Elfie", pravil Justin 9 dsm6-
yem, obrativ sc, sby vyplnil je-
is t&dost. u !
!; Kazatel byi osvobozen bfzy
a sotva sc tax stale, rozevfel fu-
ce,. kIek1 ma zein ! zvolal:
! "Diky nebesdm!"
Nv okamziku tom pfichvAtali
! rlznych stran Wing Hay.
Spatfiv Elfii ustoupil Wing DO
stinu q Justin, obrativ sc k ne.
mu, pravl:
"Myslim, lie Wy byli jste PHI
l&kani sem s~ol&nd1n o pomoc,
tax jako jar"
YES. sir, hlssy ty rozlthxiy
sc po celem hail, to v&s mohu
ujistiti".
well, douf&m, ze nestslo sc
tn neSt&stf pills velike. Male
zli jsme kazatele 4 tuto MIA
dou damu, 8 nil setkal jste sew
taboru guerilla co ,zajatkypi,
uvazan& ku stromu. Nerozu-
MIN cele t4 veci dosud. jsk Sc
ale zdAt nejsou poraneni. Win
gu, jaets = ayezmSte HANe ~
bou, jedfe 3pet q, sdsite pod4
plukovniku Wedsewoedovi. 5e
pro tuto noe rozlozime tabor
n&s y tetnto haji. Reknete nfd
tez. aby postal sem vAecMy IL
di, vyjna tech, kteri zamestn&-
ri jsou vyhledavanim raRHnNch
mrtvych, nebo kteff etheEisaat
jatce". j y + fft 9Mass i
-
Wing sc uklonii a spokynuv
Hayovi, ably jej nasledoval, O.
pustil s MIN hajek.
Justin obratil Sc a usedl ma
velky kamen V blizkosti Elfie.
"Jsem verll st'asten, Elfie, ze
vidim vas svobodnou a bez po-
skozenf", pravil.
"Ano, diky nebesdm, byla
jsem We strasnych tech dnech
dosti st'astnou jeste. Mohlo to
dopadnouti mnohem hife", od-
vetila.
"To mohu dosvedciti ia. Ii
synove Beliala. eli jak jsou, ne
odvazili sc pfece skriviti il Via
SEX pa hlave. Cd vIdce, az do
nejnizSiho vojaka vsichni
zachazeli s nj co mono vlidn6
q chovali Sc k nj uctive", dodal
Lszatel il i
"Drzte svij jazyk, Mr.. ST.
mons. Neni zapotrebi, abyste il
omlouval nebo mne pi-isvedco.
val. Nebesa vi, ze nam Inalo
pffcin byti vam vde6nou -
vam, ktery obetoval jste mne
abyste zachranil svdj zivot"
kousave pravila Elfie.
Odmitnuty knee sklonil hla.
WI, pocit'uje tezce trpkou vyci1
ku, kdezto Justin u vetSim 1di'
Wi hledel 2 jednoho na druhe.
no.
ia yam to vysvetlim, Justi'
ne; povidam vam ale napfed
&c je to dlouha historka. Ja
prodelala trpkou zkouSku Ii
votni Cd te DOLBY, co jsem vas
nevideIa". pravila Elfie.
"Vsak Dive. nezli zstnete
n.lada lady, dovolte mi jedn,
otazku ma plukovnika. - Sir
nemate phi sobe neco k jidlu
ncbo piti?" zadonil knee.
''Lituji, ze me-, s dsmeven
odpovedel Justin.
MY nemeh ustech nic o.
rama ja pocit'uji velkou sla
bost. Proto, kdybyste mel ale
spcn kapku stare samozitne--
'tLituji veice, ze nemoh
van poslouziti, jelikoz nemar
mic podobneho. Znamo var
dobfe, &c my, ktefi honime s
Ia guerilly, nebereme sebu
zadnych zasob, spolehaiice II
to, CO nam poskytne hrai", 90
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-24

thi jak - TO stalo. ~ W = vM
spo.otafk byN jste pfivAz&ni ks !
Stromhm . sAnech&ni TAXI"
ITO bylo tax: kdyz Albert
Goldsborough seznal, Z ebitva
je Y proudu, .pfinutil mas ku Sc
skoSeni kone, odvedl tyto hod
n& dsleko cd nas q dal nam pIl
tuctu guerilla "a strazce. o.
tom jsem VAN jiz vypravova-
La. ,as1xhf
"AnoA.
well, oni sttezili mas velmi
be4liv1 po hodnou chvili. ID
nesm3la Sebou AMI hnouti -
hned byly pusky ma mna nami-
feAyi"
"Ti padousi!"
"A 20 celou dobu slysei
jsnte stfelbu 4 hluk a vedei
jsme tudfx, ze vede Sc ma vrSku
kfvxv& bitva mezi nasimi voji-
Iny : gaerilly. l modkh jsme sc
proto gfje1n3 "a vit4zstvi ma
3ich zbrani".
"ModltbA vase byla vyslyse-
Ina, ElNe".
"My ovSerii nemohli tnsiti,
ra kterou stranu vrhnou sc
Why bote, rebot' nemohli jsme
vid1ti net mrAky sirn&ho koufe
. prachu zvedat Sc mad vrSkem,
slyseii jsme stfelbu z puSek
revoivern'A citiii dusivS kouf
o6 sttelnSho prachu, jejz. vftr
Iz4h4nsi ,az'k' t2M A'nks ddsif.
TAX upishub ,netblfk Nodin "a
pN4d1bu s,yseii jsnie' dusot
cttntch konyt kohskych. Jeden
zt etfA34 pNcodejef az nd okraj
hSjt, aby zvedxf, kdo to jede,
- kr1tko vratil Sc vsak rychle
vcFaie: III vsech horoucich Pc
kel q d'&bld! Nasi byli poraze-
nj. nebot' y nejystsim sp9chu
pfchAji b vfchu dold do ddoli !
J& nezdstanu tady stfezit hol-
ku a kn9ze q nepockam, az bu-
du chycen! Co fikate tomu, ho-
|si!"
"Ho5i ovsem souhlasili 8 jich
soadruhern poodesli stranou,
aby poradili sc, co mali pociti
81 nami. Hrmot, dusot a W.
kfiky bIizily Sc stale a ia dou-
|fala jill, ze We zmatku tom po-
dsii sc mi uprchnouti.s Nadeje
Ia byla zni6ena jiz Y pristim o.
kamziku slovy veliteIe straze
my nemizeme propustiti je
jen tax zhola - to nejde! Ia
ke ale ifemdteme zistat zde q
nechat polapiti sc t6mi prokle-
tymi Yankee! J& yam neco po-
Ivfm, host! rfivazme je k temto
Estromdm, aby nemohli uteci a
|aby. az plukovnik Sc vratf -
Ipfedpokladaje, ze neni mrtev
lporanen. nebo zajat - je zde
naIezl! To je vse! Nu, CO tomu
Irikate!"
"Navrh desatnika byl prijat
. jodnohlasne. Bidaci ii Sc mas
chopili a privazali kazdeho ku
|stromu, TAX jak jste mas naSel
Justine. Ma to vyhoupli Sc ma
: lsve kone a cd te DOLBY nespa
. till jsme zadneho z nich".
+ "Aniz nekoho jineho?"
i "Ne. My INSTALL TAX, &C noe
, |stavala sc tmavsi a tmavsi. Sly,
IScli jsme sice po kratkych pre-
+, Estavkach dusot prchaiicich ko
-Eni a jezdcd. avSak ami jeden 2
II
, tnich ncvstoupil do HAZE. Ma ko
-Inec tento hluk pfestal a kol
; kolem bylo hrobove ticho".
"Byla jste moe postrasena
!. lElfie?"
ITO ne: kdyz ale pfibehla kt
: mne divoka jakas selma - my
: lslim, ze to byl vlk - a pohli
lzeis ma mne ohnivyma svyms
-fotima, uvazujic,ma-l 81 ze mn'
!. Eudelat veceri lined, nebo az q;
Echvii, tu znocnila Sc mne hrI
1 "a a krev stydla v zilach. u
ic+,.achu dolo ircy,, GO dn Lrik,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26

a correspondent to The Times from an
outlying village. Was there any more
proof needed that the common, every
day disease, known as a "cold,' is real
ly contagious and ought to be guarded
against just as much as smallpox or
diphtheria Let a child with a cold
90 into a schoolroom and begin cough
ing and sneezing and he will soon scat
ter the germs of the cold throughout
| the schoolroom, with the result that
within comparatively few hours 9th
or children will begin coughing and
sneezing, thereby adding to the agen-
cies at work in putting the school
practically out of commission Ii due
preventive measures are not taken on
the part of those not yet afflicted with
| the cold and if the coughers and the
sneezers are not eliminated forthwith
in order to prevent further spread of
the germs nearly half the school, will
be so sicl, that they cannot attend
classes. These so-callcd colds in and
Of themselves are not particularly
dangerous, albeit they are very dis
agreeable; but if they are allowed to
continue and become aggravated they
are apt to turn into any one of sew.
cral dangerous channels, such as the
influenza, pneumonia, etc. Then we
have not an epidemic of the compare
lively mild colds. but an epidemic of
such yrulence as to carry off people !
by the dozens once the greater diseases I
get a firm foothold. We are inclined I
to overlook the dangerous possibilities |
of the common variety of disorder
known as a cold, even failing to real |
ize that it is a highly infectious dis
ease. The only sure way to keep down
epidemics of this minor nature, but of |
grave potentialities, is to impose a
or partial quarantine on the
persons so afflicted Coughers and
should be banned whether it
be in the schoolroom or any public
gathering place. A recent report had
it that professor in a Massachusetts,
College promptly ordered out of class
any person who gave vent to single
-neeze. That was surprising treatment
put entirely reasonable, A cold is an
infectious disease and it travels by the
process quite swiftly. 1t
should be guarded against Just as
much as smallpox or diphtheria should
,e guarded against.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
BARBARISM ON WRESTLING

Another example of barbarism far
Forse than a Mexican bull fight was
erpetrated at New York City Monday
ght when two powerful men strained
detach each others muscles, liga-
hents, even bones, until human flesh
efused to stand the terrible wearing
recess any longer and Earl Caddock
ollapsed under the sitting deadlock
I the so-called stranger" Lewis, the
pan who during the last few weeks
as put several powerful eontenders
ors de combat, even dislocating the
ertebrae of one opponent. A prize
light is but child's play in comparison
Fith this display Of barbarism; all the
bounding and mauling which one man
able to infliet on another man in
qually good physical condition is
othing as compared with the tearing. |
jrinding away at human bodies such 1
$ is now allowed under the rules of |
rrestling. Why, the punishment in.
icted on Caddoek in the contest with |
lewis on Monday night was so Sc
ere that the crowd, accustomed to /,
|uch performances, inyoluntarily shud-
erred over the fear Of the consequences.
Eell knowing the disabling force of
he favorite deadlock Of the heavy /
height champion. Is that SPORTY Is
hat skilli Is that a real display Of
|bilityf No, il seems not. The per /
|ormance has gone far beyond that
|tsge when men are permitted to wear
ach other down in a deadly clinch for
IN hour, two hours, perhaps more.
Without respite. Among the people. 4
wrestling supporters OF not. there Is
natural revulsion against such a
display Of barbarism The rules ~
wrestling ought to be revised 50 that
uch musele-tearing, ligament -severing.
one cracking performances viii be
animated from the mat. The advo.
ates Of the sport ought 10 Be the first
o take steps toward a revision Of the
ules.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26

The public of Barre will regret the
designation of Assistant Postmaster
frank L. Robinson. who has occupied
|hat position fourteen years and who,
rior to that appointment, was an EN-
|loye of the postoflice for eighteen
|ears.. making the notable record of
|hirty-two years in the Barre office.
he public will regret the resignation
because it was Mir. Robinson's aim to
i've service, not only in the routine
Il his work but even to carrying
arrier's sack about the city or dis
ributing mail in the postoffice if it
eemed necessary to do SO in order to
i've that service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26

The Rutland Herald suggests a news
Taper mems junket around the state
hstitutions, at Waterbury, Windsor,
|ergennes, Brandon and possibly Ran
|olph, Johnson and Castleton, so that
|he newspaper men might be better
|ble to know what they are talking
bout and perhaps stop their chatter
bout the junkets of the legislators.
hat is not so bad a suggestion, only
would require more time than is at
he disposal of most of the editors to
omplete the inspection on a single
rip. Why not take in one institution
t time and give the editors a chance
. digest what they see before taekling
be next institution? Respectfully sub
fitted, Brother
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26

Two Vermont colleges. Norwich and
Iiddlebury, win pry open the 1921
artmouth football schedule, Norwich
n Sept. "a and Mddlebury on Oct.
They will have to take a strong
yer along with their good courage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26

Il is unfortunate that Armistice day
|nd Thanksgiving day come SO near
bgethcr, but That proximity should
lot prevent the American people from
living proper recognition to both.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26

1t does seem that the criminal class
b New York City must have collected
bout enough loot to enable them to
NY Christmas presents for the wife
nd Riddles" next Christmas and that
ne wholesale robberies ought to cease.
erhaps Police Commissioner Enright
IN say whether the criminals have
ot enough to supply the wife and
iddies."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26

If that two-cent cut in the price of
asolne extends from Chicago to Yer
iont and lasts until after the wheel
be- season comes--well, we Vermont.
rs will get gasolntis, that's all.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26

All of Benningtons textile mills are
|perating for the first time since
christmas. It's bit of good news,
b q period of unfavorable news.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26

insurance, if you take and keep it. Ma
tional Life Ins. Co. VI. (Mutuall. ).
S. Ballard, general agent, Rialto block,
Montpelier, VT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
If You Live, If You Save,

il you do not misinvest, etc. There is
always a big if in life but not in life
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
THE COMMON -oolp-

Nearly half the school va. detained
{ home last week with eolds,- ~.