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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
WILLIS BRANCH MINE Triple
AND MANY CARS DESTROYED
Terrorizcd and Deserted Fay
cite County Mining Town
Scene of Destructive Fire
Sunday Morning

Charleston. ". Va, May "a large
tipplc At the mine NJ the Wills Hra ca
Coat company nt Willis Branch. Fayctte
county. was completely destroyed BY
fire carly this morning. according 10 NJ
formation received by Governor No gan
from thrr" m..Inh"rS of the state po,!:e
force stationed there.
Tho min" is owned by A company OF
which William Mckcll is prcS'de en'. II
was closed In February Of tn year
after the head house and other hu'l1ias :
had been dynamitcd. tho town shot up
hy iiring almost nightly for *cvc-rl
months from the hillsidcS. and virtually
thr entire population driven on. Thc
rnyrrnur WAS informed that Wills
Nranrh VAS deserted when the lie
broke out about . o'clock this morn!7s.
Cars Destroyed.
\ dozen empt! box cars belonging 70
IN" NirEinian railway. which were
stored on a switch leading to the mouth
nt III" mine. were also burned. Th'
complete loss Is estimated at about
$"n. 400. N" governor vas informed.
The Willis Rranch mine has been
practically idl" since September or l9iH.
when n strike there was called by Of
fic"rS nf district -. United Mine Work
crs. following alleged refusal Of tho
go. 'pauy To agree to operate tho mine
und". the CLOSED shop" plan. The po""-
plant was blown UP carly this year ard
tho m!nc completely closed. On FebrU-
airy Is IN attempt was made to blow UP
me company store and Offices. lur.rG
january and February thousands of
>hntS ,%cr" fired into the town. and those
fam!llc; who continued To occupy COM
pAnr dwellings, gathered up th"ir
m"aE"r belongings and fled for safety.
Reign OF Terror.
Stat" police were sent to Wills
Ernnch in February. and they became
the target Of the lawlesS element. often
heinz forced 10 answer rifle fir" from
thrcc sides at the same timH, they re-
ported Former Governor John J. Corn
we'll shortly before his retirement from
"ff'"". accompanied hy the governor
rl",r. made i personal visit to the Sccn>
and confirmed. upon their return. Whit
they described as a reign OF terror be-
lond all conception" They began an
Investigation which resulted in the ar
rest and conviction several weeks 4Fo
Of four men for completely in the hoht-
inE ana dynamit!nG. Nil OF whom wrr.
sentenced to terms Of seven years each
IN tho ntn;r pCnirrntlary by tho FAyette
county circuit court.
Efforts rf tho state policemen TO de-
tcrmiuc tho origin -ot the blaze this
morning wcre futile. they reported
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
Wounded Soldiers Get
Higher Compensation
With Mr.. Harding'S Aid

Trenton. y. j.. May 32-Thn same
courage and determination which they
displayed in fighting Germans won for
william Shaffer and James Nalbone.
wounded world war veterans OF this
city. an audience with President Hard
ing last week. with the rcSul; that their
monthly compensation from the war
risk insurance bureau has been in
creased from $40 To 500. after having
been recently cut from $50 10 $40.
The Information from secretaries and
attendants At tho White House that
President Harding was very busy
man." did not deter the Trenton SOL
dcrs from Insisting upon personal
interview with the chief executive.
The two soldiers were horribly wound
cd In the fighting on the Mcusc-Arr-
gonnc front and found that the reduced
compensation would not adequately
meet their needs. Shaffer. who has also
been allowed back compensation OF {l7.-
400. made n strong plea TO the tresi-
dent for quick adjustment ot the claims
of all his "budd!cs" in the service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
Condemned Mans Wife
To Appeal for Reprieve

Altoona. Pa. May 2?.-Mrs. George c.
Tompkins. wife nj the Philadelphia
automohilr racer four times cnnN icted
for III" murder ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
]. Iiumphr!cS and ;heir son. Edmund l..
Jr. also OF Philadelphia. and who Is
condemned ~ III" In the electric chair
AZ Rockvicw prnitcnttary this week. wiz
appeal 10 Governor Sprolu for stay Of
execution.
her husband had been removed from the
Blair county Jail to the death chamber
ut Euckvicw. STE will seek 4 rcprieve
on In" grounds that new evidence to be
submitted To the pardon board will aid
her huS band.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
INCENDIARY FIRE
At CAMP SHERMAN

''htll.co'hc. Ohio. May "o.--MIl3;ary
police ton!ght are looking for on in
ccndiary who is suspected or setting
fire 10 three Camp sherman buildings
\ vacant barracks and a garage con-
tanning .our automobiles we're destroyed
with loss estimated a: $4,000. Tho
f:-sS occurred almost simultaneously al
difrerrn; paris OF tho camp.
\ man IS ssl:h 10 haze fled from on"
4 :he buildings as soldiers entered -
nAtinCuish 4 blaze.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
To :;
Be RESTORED
To CHINESE
Speedy Evacuation Of Siberia
By the Japanese Also
Is Asserted -

Toxic. May 2c. (By the Associated
Press).-Japan is to evacuate Siberia
and restore shantung to China at
earliest possible moment" according 70
a statement by an official Of the oof-
c;gn Office, following adjournment To-
day OF the colonial conference, Whicn
has been in session here for the last
wcnk. This. nc declared. meant thar
there will bc no change in Japan's
fundamental policy" In the Far EAst.
The government has decided not 10
publish any Of the conclusions reached
by the conference for the present, but
II was declared that the results had
been so gratifying that similar gather
ings may hc held annually to secure Co
ordination between the various brenchcS
Of government ~ home and In other
parts of the Far East.
The conferees included high Jhpanese
military and civil authorities from 81 :
tcria, Manchrria. Korea and Kwantung
and was presided over by Premier Hara.
The sessions were private.
Springs Attaehsd
While officials generally declined to
say whether Japan would take any now
nositive steps in Siberia and Shantuhg
declaring that this depended entirely on
circumstances. they voiced the hops
that China was willing to discuss ar-
rangrmsnts for restoration Of the pro-
vince. In regard to the conditions sur
rounding such restoration. they empfa.
sized that Japan sought nothing IN ex-
change. but must have some asssraneeu
that Jajancse residents and interests In
Shantung would be fully protected. IL
was added that the absence Of respons'
iblc authority in China with which 70
deal was the greatest handicap.
The impression prevails in Toxic that
Japan has actually inauGurated neSotin-
tions with tho Chinese government,
though for the moment there Is quss-
ton as to the recognition Of that gov
ernmcnt. Meanwhile the leading japan.
ESQ newspa pers insist that Japan Will
withdraw her troops from the Shantune
railroad to T$ng-Tau without awaiting
China's acceptance OF Japan's standing
Offer 10 open restoration nesotiations-
], Is declared this withdrawal win b
carried out with an aim to fastening
ARRANGEMENTS for the actual relinQuish-
ment Of the province to China
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
French Children Are
Rewarded for Bravery

Pars. May H@@-MNlals have been
awarded by the C!trncgi" Foundation to
;wo children for hcrUtsm: Mathl!de
C,oig. ten y.urS o!d. and Louis Cariou.
eleven. Both live in Fnisterc. near
Brest
On C"-,,tmn, dal. l920. hathi!de
CniS. fully dressed. diTed from a, pier
and tAscued 4 girl companion. both litt!o
girls being washed ashore by the heavy
seas thrown up By northwcster'y gale.
Louis Cartou saved an eight year old
child also in heavy seas.
III" two children. in addition 10 the
modal. received 100 francs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
Machado Dos Santos Pro-
claimed President Of the
Republic News Brought
By Travellers Reaching
Vigo

Madrid, May 20 - BY the Asso-
riatcd Press. 1.-The TEMPO today
prints under reserve report
from travellers reaching Nigo to
the effect that a revolution has
broken out in Lisbon. Portugal.
According to the travellers, the
members of the cabinet have been
imprisoned and Machado Dos San
toS has been proclaimed president
Of the republic,
\ dispatch from Lisbon SATURDAY
night said the Portuguese cabinet,
headed hy' Rrrnardin" Machado. hao
resigned. but that no disturbances
hai taken place. 1t was added mat
political conferences had been hcid
Saturday in an cndcav"r to bring
about n satisfactory r"-rrrlnSement
Of the ministerial situation.
Machado Santos Is Il former pres
id-nt and founder OF the republic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
IN AERIAL CONTEST

rars May "2.--Th" rA-planc Goliath
piloted by Lieutenant Bossuurtt, COM
rl"t"d half IN" circuit q: III" Grand
Fri Of the Aero club Of France Tor
prize Of 100. .0G" francs. landing 4; Pau
~ l@:iN o'clock this Afternoon. The
Goliath made RS start at "'cloCk last
night under favor:,h'" weather cnnd-
tons. Tho ,nt!r" h.Gh' viii cover
distance Of about $50" m.iCs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
METROPOLIS PLANS
HEARTY WELCOME
TO Mr., HARDING
PRESIDENT EN- ROUTE
ON THE MAYFLOWE.R
Guns of Forts and Warships
Will Roar With Salute
to the Visitor

New York. May 80, New T"rH vii
entertain President Harding tomorrow
for tho second time since his nauSuri-
tion. He vii! speak AT L luncheon Of the
Academy OF Political SCIENCE "t the
Hotel Astor in tn" Afternoon. r"r!cW the
TW cnty-thrd Regiment nj it's armory in
Erunklyn Il f"w hours later, and de-
liver tho principal address at the Path
anniversary celebration Of the New York
Commercial at lhr oIItcl Commodore in
tho evening
Tho city p!arn"d An enthusiastic well
come TO tho chief executive. who. With
Nil Harding and Il part! ~ friends vas
IN rout" tonight from Washington on
the MayflUw"r.
Will Fire salute.
W-hcn IN" preside ntial yach; enters
tho Narrows tomorrow morning the guns
at Forts Hamilton and WadSw"rth VIII
roar the customary "l-gun salute. de-
stoycrS and battIeShips of the .:t@'ntc
fcct. ut anchor In the HudS"n viii ac-
cord tho same honor as n" yacht pro-
rrc,!S up the river to Nlncty-S.Xth ST..
Tho president plans 10 remain aboard
n. Mayflowcr until noon when he Will
land and 20 directly TO the hotel for his
first address.
The trip to Brooklyn WI: tax" tho
president across Manhattan bridge over
the East river and the streets along the
route to the arm"ry will be lined With
schoo! children and L *prinkl!nS OF
troops
Tho president will speaH briefly after
tho military review.
hoy 5 band of 800 pieces VIII scrc-
mad" tho prrSid"n: when u" returns 10
his hotel IN Manhattan. Tho president
and VIrc President Coolidge who also
Will speak. will hold a reception FOR An
hour prcyiuus to the evening banquet.
TIL" president and his parry plan 10
leave for Washington on tho Mayhower
tomorrow night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23

F'o- jus, lit;:o While today the at
,ention of the Drive Members Is diver
ted frNm the r"a! Issue 10 take no.ice
OF the New offer that for attractive
ness and generosity has not been ex-
cci!cd in similar undertaking in this
vicinity. Thrr" Hundred and Fifty
Dollars IN guld-ncw, shiny, cunking
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
u1sH PRE- on BE1a1AHs

Cork. May 80. The members Of tha
crew of the Belgian collier IIooErlict.
while resting on the Quaysidc today
were fired on from tho direction Of Par
noll bridge. The fireman OF the vessel
had his right Lex shattered. which ~as
amputatcd later IN tho military hospital
Tho other members Of the crew were
not injured. The HooEvlict arrived here
Saturday with coal for this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
No Pr..nrs Exsrc1ssd

Lisbon. May 90 (By tho Associated
rreSsr--Today' newspapers print a
communication from the military junta
which planned. Saturday. i dcmonstra'
tion against tho government.
It Is said no pressure Will be eXcr'
ciScd 10 impose cabinet. the choice OF
which IL 10 nc the president Of the re
public who has tnegra ph"d various lead
ers Of political parties to form new
ministry.
The manifestation yesterday was
wholly oi a republican nature and du"
10 dissatisfaction BY the military over
a recent act rf the government in the
cXrnation Of transferred officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
Town Wiped Out By
Terrific C|OudburSt

PocaesllA idaho, May 22-arauge-
Vile, o town OF about 1900 persons
In northern idaho, was practically
wiped ont by a cloudburSt Saturday,
according TO word received here to-
night Ono life is reported TO Ravs
been lost. Pour fe et OF water rsceH
through the main street A theater
building IN said to have collapsed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
TURKS FIGHT
AMONG SELVES

Athens. May 2c.-Ths Eeutheros
r:2os today says Il ic:,rns trpRAr Cor
stantinople that rnutiny has broken
ont In An.ora. seat OF the Turkish N1-
;!"naliS; government. and that fight has
occurred among the Nationalist soldiers.
Nouri PaSha, brother Of EnVcr PaSho
former Turkish war minister Is repo-t-
ed 20 have been killed IN the fighting.
says tho newspaper which adds that
man. arrests have been made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23

TO Drive Members who. By incrsasod
energy this week. send or bring In the
greatest amount OF money for subsrip-
ton payments to The 1ntelliBeucer-
Tho offer begins today. Monday. Nay u,
and ends next Saturday night Nay 9th.
That Is not all.
a special added offer Of double tho :oSN,
ular schedule Of votes will be made foS
all new subscriptions. This means thA3
twice tho regular schedule Of votes Wm
be allowed for new subscriptions. How
ever. both new and old subscriptions
Will count to apply upon tho gold psises.
Therefore Il Is impertive that the
members put forth special effort -
get in every subscription (both new A11<
old) this week. II they would share
tho big mellon" This Is an -
feature and the prizes are In addie
To the regular prizes and will b ~
ed at the end Of the Drive
The $3.50 In gold is divided into
prizes as follows: $500 will be q
the member turning In the laxl
amount OF money for subscriptions d
ing thi time. $50 Will be Given IL
member turning in the second la<Yoet
amount Of money for subscriptions dur
INK this time. SIS will be given to the
each Of the two members turning IN tho
next two largest amounts in subscf4o-
tiGn payment during this ume
Double votes
Double votes will be credited Tor q
now subscriptions during tho week
This docs not mean that only those Itx>
members who win tho six cash prince
Will be given the double votes, bot
every new subscription will b cfedttod
this number or votes during the week
As aforestated both new and old sub.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
President At Sea-

New York. May 1.-THE prcsidcntia!
Yacht Mayilower was reported. IN
radi0 message received at nine O'clock
tonight To hc "n Atlantic City. Perfect
Wcath,r prevailed throughout the Gay
,h, message said. and al! members OF
the party ~err enjoying the trip. The
yacht IS crpcct"d to arrive here a. eight
o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
Sniping In the Mingo District
Field Not Resumed Sunday
Several Hundred Citi-
zens Under Arms TO Main
tain Order

Williamson, ". Va. Ma - NJ. {.
dl"hcrECr. state fire marshal "f West
Virginia. said tonight on his return from
Mar"wan that Il" believed !nC"ndstricS
wcr" responsible, for n" fire which dc
stroy"L tho head hoU>" "t III" St"n"
Mountain coal corporation AZ that vi
lag. earlier IL IN" day. "n:lll'nG loss
estimated AZ $2I."OV.
The lire marshal. accompanied by .
squad Of state troopers. Went :" Mate
wan 10 investigate the hlaz" a; the d.
rrction OF Major Tom II. DaN.S. wh" vas
named by Governor r.. r. Morgan - tax"
charge Of the situation growing OUT "t
recent disorders along III" West Virginia
Kentucky border.
or rncsnd1arJ Origin.
Reporting to the MAJOR NJ. N!ndl"-
y, -Ccr said: Il helicv" tha; III" fire woi
evidently tn" work "f prisons residing
ut Matrwan.'
The tire was tn" only untvWArd inc
dent reported during III" day from 'he
zun" which has been tho scene Of shoot
ings duriu,, the past ten days.
When the fire marsha. arrived AZ 'h-
scene. he told tn" major. the head h"uS"
and a large slack pile were burning and
tho tipplr was threatened.
k!nulrbcrGCr, the troopers and num-
hrr Of deputy shcr:frs directed streams
q: water on tn" iirc and succeeded IN
saving the ttppl". The slack pile vas
fired when n burning min" car br"kH
loose from the head house and started
down an incline toward III" t!ppl". II
was stopped al the pile befor" i reached
the tipplc.
Bloodhounds Failed.
The marshal said that hi0odhounds
taken TO tho scene in an efrort 10 cap
turc PERSONS who might have heeE re-
sponsib'c failed 10 picked up ira
Tho slack pile was burning tonight
and KindlchorgCr ordered tn" William
son fire department 10 send several line"
Of hose to Matcwan
Chief Dcput! sheriff Tohn Hall made
a tour Of the trouble area along the Tug
river as far east as blackberry City and
repo-tcJ everything quiet"
Cap,ain ]. Il. BrockuS Of tho state
nolico continued his efforts today 70 or
canizc the Law and order" force "f c!ti-
zrns dcputized aS officers for III" cmtr-
r.nry. The captain said that - "f the
,nluntc .rs had been armed with rliirS.
bringing he total Of the citizen guard
to go.
Ucadcuartcr$ Of the United Mlno
Workers here will not hc moved To Mate
van. ra,id Robh International financial
agent nt tho union, said tonight N Az
svrr - reports that such action "as
contemplated.
IL think I would know" lie sad. ~
", were going TO move our headquarters
WHY should We go TO Matcwan"
Telephone ScrvIc" throughout tNc
upnor Tug river valley iS negative. ant
reports from tho trouble area como u
Williamson by mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
rHU WEATHER.

western Psnnsylvania and ohio-Fair
Monday except thunder showers In OK
tremo northern portion; Tuesday fair,
continued warm.
Wort virgtnia-Fair Monday and
Tuesday, continued wnrm-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
Fighting i'm Silesia
German Free Companies
and Polish Forces Clash In
Battle-Rcsult of the En-
gagcmcnt Not Reported

pppcIn. NlI">la. Mly - Il Is
reported that lrouhlr has broken
ont in the ncighh"rh"oI ui'
kreauSrburg. German free COM
paulrS are reported to hr advance
ing. but it is not yet known
whether the movement Is III the
nature Of Il raid or Il broader
operation.
H"rlin. May 23.- A dispatch
from a German source at OppeIn
says Polish rcinforrCmcntS have
crossed the frontier in Upper 81
le>ia and that thcr" was severe
lighting. Sunday. in the ncighbor-
hond Of Rosenberg. The inSur-
gents were Obliged 10 cvacuatc
several villages. The outcome OF
the affray has not been reported.
,;on ct war during ,hr r"!i~'s m$H~-
rCCtOr ~ npcr Si.rS'a n'CETrfG ~ .
urday evening. when Germans attacked
in he Gr"SSt"iner forest. according &"
n dispatch 10 IN" London Times from
Ratihor. the correspondent followed N"
Germans and says they attacked in t""
columns ono from l.owitSkn ard IL"
other from Krappitz and Gognl'".
TIL" Poles left their position hurr:"d,N.
Near Gogolin four field guns and eight
r,achine guns and 100 rifles wer. "ap-
tur"d
The c"-rcSronl"at sal! the Germans
wcr" reinforcing their positions and IN
I, ndcd TO Cout.1u" tho attack Sunday
evening".
\ dispatch - thH London Times H''m
Oppc.in says IuC"SS;lEt Grh:iHE with
numerous casualties continues between
Polish insurgents and GcrmaU$ in the
Rosenberg. kreus"hurS. Ratihor ana
kraphitz areas. This dispatch WAS
dated Saturday.
Th" CORE Hondcat mot"rrI through
,hr Polish l.noN wh"r" hc saw new
troops and artillery and otbr- eQu:p-
mcnt FIc says 1T .Ndelhcrt korfantvS
proclamation 20 the lolIsh chiefs about
disarmament and withdrawal IS con-
sidcrcd either 4 joke or clover dip,"-
matte move.
The Germans. says N" corro Sp"nI"n;.
have been reinforced. They have artl-
lcry and ,arC" quantity Of rcN"lN ccS
and about one rifle 10 each two mon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS IN EXTRA
GOLD PRIZES FOR ONE WEEKS SPECIAL EFFORT

DRIVE MEMBERS GIVEN CHANCE TO EARN GASOLINE
MONEY THIS WEEK-TW1CE THE REGULAR SCHEDULE
OF VOTES WILL BE CREDITED FOR NEW SUBSCRR
TIONS DURING THIS PERIOD-BoTH NEW AND OLD SUB
PRIZES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
IN E INTELLIGENCE

Has the Largest Circulation of
ANY Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-12-23
Landing

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Hautzinger were
visitors at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
W. May, Monday.
Sam May has returned to his home
after spending a few months with his
Aunt and Uncle Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Hayden of Aberdeen.
Mrs. George Udy was a visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Hadley
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. j. E. Hadley was a visitor at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Mclean
Tuesday.
S. S. May and j. W. May were visitors
in Pocatello Thursday.
Elmer Hartley was a visitor in Po-
catello Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Taysom and
Mrs. J. II. Hartley were visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Havlicack
Friday.
Newton Kemper is laying with his
niece Mrs. Carse Beam while attend
ing the Chaptauqua at Rockland.
John Garfield was a visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Hadley Fri
day afternoon.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-12-23

l.. ID. s. Church.
Sunday School 1890 a. m.
Afternoon services at 2 o'clock. A
cordial welcome to all.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-12-23

thing but ourselves, and this is the
result largely of the divorcing of
mind and conscience in our scheme
of training. We stuff the brain and
leave too often, to accident or cir
cumstances, that sphere which above
all others is most vital in the true
of the soul.
"'Today,' declared a great teacher
recently, our youth are in the
clutches Of impulse or mere inclina-
ton to a greater extent than ever be-
fore. Today conscience, that God
given judge among u moral pow,
ers, is in danger Of being %dethroned
and passion and greed are usurping
its place.
Theory Is Practical.
"The state has the authority anC
much of the equipment that is need
ed to launch an effective campaign
to quicken and fortity the moral ma
ture of every child of school age b!
a wise system of religious instruc
ton. Surely to teach honesty, truth
~fulness, charity and purity are a
important as to teach m~athematc
and history.
ITO coordinate moral and relig
ious instruction with school work
no innovation. 1t has already bee.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-12-23
shoss Worn bx ch,na.e Women.

Many young Chinese women have
adopted western shoee, but those who
grew up In the days before foot bind
ing was forbidden stlil wear the tiny,
%resplendently embroidered shoes that
have no counterpart In all the world.
Roughly these shoes are OF two types;
one, which has u far sized heel made
on the shoe FOR outdoor wear ind an
other, which has no heel, for indoor
use. The latter, however, may be
fitted with a loose heel held In posi-
ton by tapes II the lady wishes to
walk abroad.