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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

our hopes Of earthly happiness. Some
OF them. thank Heaven. remain with W.
always. for they are based upon eternal
truth
AZ We travel along we form new illu-
s.ons. even after We have seen the old
cn"S destroyed As hope springs eternal
IN tho human breast. 80 also does oWr
hrllcc IN the ideal. Perhaps one OF the
eommoncSt Illusions Is that pertaining
10 welt known stage and screen stars
Wa sec them beautiful and giving eH-
rresSion to noble sentiments. and we
ct the Impression that they are Ike
that Then comes tho publication OF
some s"rd!d STORY. and another OF our
Idols fans slRtter"d in tn" dust.
In THIS rcspsct stage and screen stars
have II deep responsibility to millions
oc people, When ono OF them who has
been ideul:zcd by the public gets ON
broilsd In II scandal. tho eject OF tho
example on men. women and children
everywhere L. deplorablc. The higher
one rises. the greater becomes his duty
t. rIS fcllowm"n. The man or woman
who does not realize this fact is not
truly great. and IL duoned I" ephcmeral
fame
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
BOOTLEG WHISKEY

Yesterday mornings newspapers car
Rcd story telling Of Wheeling man
who died from drinking denatured al
rohol. While such occurrences In some
Of the larger c't!"a are very common.
they have fortunately b""n rare In this
locality The man. ot C0ura". did not
know he was drinking denRtured alco-
ho,. He had bought from boot'"EG"r
what he supposed TO be a quart of pure
rra!n alcohol. md dtd NOT know the
difference He drank aud died,
Forgetting tho character OF a boot
lrEgcr who pold the man dcnntured al
cohol. knowing positively that II he
drank Il no would die. and forgetting
the illcEal!ty Of purchasing spirituous
liquor and the prejudice against drink
ing II. IL there not yet significant les
son TO BE- drawn from the circumstances
Of this mans death. OF r:oSt timely In
forest 70 n large number Of men who
Ike a "llttlo nip now and than" That
hout.eggers APPEAR 10 be 40 numerous
- anple proof that the patrons Of boot
lcggerH nre numerous also. II Is the
rare exception for Il hootlcrEer 20 soil
vh!Stcy u prc-prohihltl"1 Manufacture
without. it's FIRST having been tempered
with. The hootlogger has become 40
udroit that revenue stamps ar" counter
rritrd aud that II Is almost impossible
rO distinguish his whiSkey from the
pure bonded product. Whenever a man
purchases whiAEcy from hootlegger he
knows almost to Il certainty that he Is
buying an atultcrntcA mixture and that
~ takes great chances whom h" drinks
H. He knows this subconsctously, but
n" drinks Il Just the same The average
ur!uk"r today jeopard'zes HIS HE every
t!ru,. he takrs drink. yet he mover
misses an opportunity 20 tip tho bottle.
testing It only 10 see that II will pour.
Tho man who died from drinking de-
rstured alcohol took no groater chances
than hundreds Of other men do every
day. H." was Just unfortunate. Who
will be the next?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
THE TARIFF AND FOREIGN
VALUATION

,The Influence on American industry
81 the present method OF foreign valua-
ton on imports - vastly mtsunder-
estimated by the iayman, and the con-
trovcray arising over foreign valuation
ana American valuation should not be
limited oniv 70 our domestic Importers
nd manufacturers. With the adoption
II Great Britain OF protective tariff
schedule on some 5000 articles. tho last
iobstacle t. a protective tariff has rrac-
t!caIly given way
The United states has maintained
protective tariff for number o: years.
and the industries OF tho country have
profted under Il. Our protective tariff
functioncd efficiently until after tho
war, when the monetary values Of Eu-
rope fell 10 such unprecedented levels.
But Il was not until during the p,s:
year, when trade with Europe took on
ATS aspect OF pre-war magnitude. that
1.-THE American Industries felt the results
of low valued currency OF foreign ma
ltlons on the protective tariff And II
IAN hangs on the provision OF the tariff
istatins that articles 70 be imported INTO
this country shall 6e taxed At th"ir
foreign valuation. and not az their
american valuation. II the rate OF
Exchange would remain at Il constant
level. this foreign valuation would b"
lust, but since the rates OF exchange
have fallen so low. and are Ructpat'nG
daily. this basis OF taxation IS grossly
unfair and not equitable. The protec-
lttve tariff does not protect and does not
carry out It's original Intentions.
! For instance. IN Germany the weekly
wage FOR skilled mechanics was before
the war. so 70 60 marks. or IN L. :.
money Sl2 20 SIS: the weekly wages to-
day for tho same skilled mechanics run
from ESQ 10 300 marks. being IN |. :.
money approximately 81. The foreign
valuation OF an article made "a Germany
bases the tax Of 50 many marks en- tho
Introduction cost IN marks OF tho article.
but where before the war tho cost OF
1.-The article was only one-htth Of tho
present mark cost. the valuation In
dollars Is about one-hftecnth as much
I'm other words an srticl" costing so
marks 10 manufacture before the war
was then worth IN /. :. money Sl5. 1t
would now cost 500 marks 70 produce
this same article. hue the outlay In 1. 8.
lcurreucy would be only 81
1t can readily be seen what Il tCemer-
Idous advantage the German manu'a"-
itnrsr would have OVER tn" American
manufactures. THIS IL also true FOR any
Iother nation whose currency has DO
IprecIated 70 any extent. The American
valuation plan. or some other like
measure IL needed. or competition on
tho mark basis might very easily put
Ithe American manufacturers out OF
business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
SHATTERED IDOLS

one ~ the saddest things IN ne Is
no have our illusions shattered. Youth
is. so fun % Illusions that Il may almost
he called an Illusion itself. As "" com"
Into competition with the world and
begin 70 gata experience. many Of the
kllusory ideas az childhood and school
Mays are roughly brushed away. We soc
khem go with mingled emotions. accord
A,nR to our respective Compartments and
Aasputh Of fcoI.nE hU, tho loss az any
gillusion never fails 70 caus" u panS. A.
thine goes uu We hsrom" more arcus-
Stomed to this correction ~ our early
beliefs. and the pain becomes less iolg,
'tnant,
Finally We have "r.y b.. L." Illus "us
IlefS. They have survived the storms Of
hIfe and have in some eases h'e''
lstrensthened by our experiences. They
become nxed 0el,a6s on which We base
4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
PROHIBITION WRIT IS
DENIED BY COURT IN
KEENEY- CASE

Charleston. W. Va. Nov. p. - The
West Virginia supreme court OF appeals
today denied writ or prohibition -
=. +. Keeney. president. and Fred MOO
ney, secretary Of the InIted
Mine Workers OF America. district l..
IN their petition 10 tho court 10 prohibit
judge Robert Bland and other officers
OF Logan cOrCUit court from proceeding
with their trlais In that county on IN
dictmcnts charging them with insur-
reCt!on in connection with the armed
march last summer
In denying the writ OF prohibition
the supreme Nurt held that the only
ground Of jurIsdtct!on IN superior
court TO prevent m inferior court from
proceeding In any cause or matter IS
lack OF JUL, o!ction ot such causes or
mater in tho inferior court Tor some
reason." Tho petitioners the court said
Ind admitted the JURISDICTION OF III"
Logan court In their case but failed -
show why Il should hc held In dun'c-
mcnt or removed
Continuing the courts OPINION said
III two inferior courts ~ conrurrent
Jurlsdictlon are entertaining identical
causes OF action between the Same par
ties at the ame time. there is no !ncH
OF Jurisdiction IN either Of thcm. unii
after an nppNcRton W "ns W '''"' '''
abatement OF the action pending IN H.
or relinQuiRhmcnt OF It's jurisdiction
has been mnde and sustained by proof.
In presentin6 their petition to ihc
court. counsel !or Kceney and Mooney
contcndeh that KsnnwhR county, whore
the mon are under indictments Of con-
sriracy should have precelcnr" over III"
Logan county court. where they have
been indicted on charges Of murder In
connection with tho armed march. in1'-
much a. they nre In IN" custody 81
KRnawha county. TIL" petition was Fre'
Hented two weeks ago. Immediately AZ
ter Keenev and Mooney Ind been r"
leased from the JaN under Sh.'"o
bonds,
Kceaey and Mooney are also under IN
dIctmcnt in Mingo county on charges ~
murder rnI wc-" '" - hnnhS 81
$4,000 when arrested here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
DIN !lE We!


columbus. O.. Nov. 22.-Thc state de-
pa!tiuciu Ot cdurutiou has announced
the granting of life certificates TO the
following TEACHERS.
Youngstown -Tr"va |. Stubbs. East
NoUnl stown; Buhy J. Wilker, Nellie +.
Wikr. Esther T. King. Sarah !. Lewis
I.co;a L"ney. MYTH" T.. Namely. Maud
NJ. Minor. Clara l.. Chester, East IounGs-
town: Ruth curl, Mary r.. Nelson. Cert
rude T.. i'arkin
Steuhcnville -Nathryn r. Schorren-
borg. Blanche l.. Walker. Esther r. AL
kcr.
WARREN Mrs Errtht VI. Shade. John
r. N"iI. Ruth Ircu" barrow.
MasSillon Elmer l.. Snydcr, James
{. Tammeh!ll.
New Philadelphia Ethel VI. Harris
pOvcr--laura Amelia Eherwine.
East Liyerpool--Sierra Nevada Eease.
Alliance Marie !. Barclay.
AkrOn-O na Henderson. Flora G. Hoo
yer. Fannie NJ. MCQuie. l.. Ruth Lud-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
UPRENE COURT.

Charleston. W. Va. Nov. 22.--Thc fol-
lowing decisions in m'nCr "ns"s We're
handed down today 10y III" West VIZ
g!n!a supreme court:
George y. Wilson against Boyd :,
Fleming and others from Harrison
county. Judgment affirmed. .nvo.N"d
death OF 7lnip,!N'a son. Charles who
died Of Eurrocation In n wei on NoNrm-
Der y, 1914.
Tho opinions IN IN" foregoing "S"s
were written hv IudGr Lynch. cora
jackson. gun rd!nn against G"org" jack
son. infant md others from Marion
COUNTY. reversed and rrmnnded: involved
interest IN 90 acres OF coal land: The
opinion wns written ny IudE" Miller.
r. w Riggs. administrator. etc.
against Mrs r.. 9. StranK. Cnbel c"uu-
", decrease rcvorscd. injunction dis
solved md hill dismissed: involved g'ft
OF person on death bed 10 relatives
Rnlph H. Ely urn others against
Ernest PHILLIPS md others. pshur
county. decree reversed, hin dismissed,
involved disposal of @S5 nrr"s.
Writ W. nonual!N. administrative
agnins, John Barton rnlu0 director
general cc railroads. Judgment reversed,
vcrdlc; or pury r"'nstntch and JudG-
mcnt for plaintiff ON verdict for $lN,-
600. involved death ur JocI H. Mcud"w9
KILLED by Il train at ,Satt""s on ur'"n"r
-. 1915.
Tho opinions IN the last jhrc" cases.
tnrrth"r with ,lat an ~" k"eu"y case
were written lay Judge I'nfr"nharEer.
w. ". iluul"y and others against
Frank l.. narm!4nu. Hampshire county
reversed ami deere" t"r rlainiim, m
viewed 10 year leafs" small tract OF
land ON whi"h I, NJ" rr"r"a"d I" hn''i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
MILLIONS IN
FERTILIZERS
ARE WASTED

Will. West Virginia used CONNER
cial fertilizer for which II PAID
SITN9.546 In 1919, II Likewise wasted
more Than $59.Il2.DOO wurta q; fe"u'-
izcr during the same year.
\ considerable portion 90 IA" i"rt'-
izer purchased was imported. being IN"
product Of foreign Industry. Thr yer
tilizer wasted was N" ammonium ~
phate that went up IN Sm"k" W''h '.'
S?.lOo.too tons OF getting '"a' h"Fh'" III
various ways without any attempt 90, " +
made 10 recover III" "N-rr"H"''S N',''
m"nIum SE.PhA'" SNpp!'eN INV >.'' "''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
RIPPING RHYMES
THE HAPPY ENDING
e. CALr MASON

Among back numbers ! am vending.
I Ike the old things. though they're
STALE: and I admire tho happy ending
when ] wade through a stirring tale: |
know my course moods much defending.
since critics at old methods rail 1T
isn't Art" they tell mo. sadly. the
way all stories used 70 cease. the william
always turned out badly, the hero wsd
the Wears niece. and packed hts trunks
with gems ard gladly went honeymoon
ing OF ~ Greece" Art ~ n thing OF
pomp md glory. and I'm It's booster
and ita friend; I claim that Art IL hun
kydorv, my throhhiuE eulOgies ascend:
md vet | do not Ike n story that does
not have a cheerful end. The mo!hods
OF the old time masters were good
enough IN be- my guides, they soaked
thalr heroes In disasters until disaHtcra
stained their hides. hut In the end tho
smiling pastors united them TO bloom
lru brides Tho heroeE suffered for Il
season I'll Chnptcr Twenty-fOur or five
tho dupc4 Of gull" and Crims and trea-
non they wondered why they were Rlivb
but IN tho end they Ind no hens on. and
they began to bloom and thrive. The
villains FOR Il tin,e were winners. all
things appeared Ia come their way, they
Fed their works with costly dinNcrP.
md drank cold bottles from Cathny.
but rctributi"n sma shed those sinners.
To Tyhurn tree they rode away Tn"
hlgNbrows doubtless I'm offending when
7 let Thought Ike these prevail: md
Art UcrhapE. In ire Is lending her help
10 huy,. me lnt IN Jail: but admire the
H,'.',N ending whom | prruHe Ht'rr!nE
tale,
roryr!Eh, hv George Matthew Adams
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tho efforts that are being made to de-
feat II are especially interesting just
now. Mr.. Con!n charges that in addi-
ton To- delays on every preteNt and the
Intimidation OF siGners by threatened
suits, other and more sinister steps are
being taken to prevent the removal by
this means OF the present city officials,
These are extremely serious matters,
and every man and woman Interested IN
good government and clean elections
should think them over.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

Making witness talk on the witness
stand Is very much IKE leading the
horse to water. but not Being able TO
make L drink. Uncle Si!Is says. how
ever. that II YOU leave the horse In the
water long enough he IS sure 10 take
drink some time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

The Washington report that many
near beer manufacturers have been
making real beer and selling Il for near
makes US wonder sometimes II We were
not nearer than We thought.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

Women wearing boots have made
their anprarance on the Boardwalk in
Atlantic city. why not didn't IN" Sec
end Louics used to do the same thing
in the Ordnance Corps"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

We are told 10y historians that the
flute players Of Rom" went on strike
In the fourth century h. G. on. that
history would repea; itself:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

The Ford Nrwberry Ease seems !" b."
causing unite a hit of excitement IN the
senate. but the only result we can see
is the cnlivruing ut the Congressional
Record
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

lam. Anita Louise Mason Alvira Han
nah Farr. Marie y. Groves.
CartOu-MarCar"t Victoria Fryer.
Pearl Thnman. Mary T.. Booth.
Newark Helen Marie Evans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

VIII the world stop fighting as a
result OF the Washington conferences
Perhaps not. hut II won't cost so much
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

Through having limited her arma-
ment. China hnS no controlling voice
at the Nmjtntion Of armament confer
rnuy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

Defiance, O.. Nov. 22.-Although 40 or
so gallons Of soup are available eaSh
week here for poor Of the city, peopiS
are slow in accepting 1t, according 10
charity workers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

Bucyrus, O.. Nov. "a second crop
OF red raspberries are said to be grow
ing on the bushes OF l.. L. Lecrone mere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

Lima. O.. Nov. "".--The kiwanis Club
has adopted n plan to underwrite $4,000
for the relief Of Ii!na's unemployed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

Bucyrus. O.. Nov. 22.-The Dee
Grocery Company. incorporated Al wv
600 has opened a seif-serve store mere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

FATTY Arbucltle would be- able 70 make
success again In the movies II he
would consent to play the Villain,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

Findlay. O.. Nov. IA new range
hall will be dedicated by the AMANDA
Township Grange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

YounEs own. O., NOV. @2.-Ihe Nor
Mansfield Interurbau line OF 25
miles. recently purchased by financial
interests of this city and Sandusky. may
not he strapped. as apparently was nee
essary. hut may hc financed by citizens
II the communities through which II
passes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
What Other
Editors Say

Many men are known by the company
they keep. but It might be pretty hard
on them II Il was known what COM
pany keeps thrm.-CharleS;on Gazette.
Tho publicity advocates have had a
pretty warm inning at the arms confer
ence. after all Everybody. the dele,
gates and public included. seems tc
know what is COINS on. thanks to the
ubiquitous and irreprcssible Corrcspon-
acknowledgement.
A news dispatch from Albany, y. Y.
states that 1000 elm trees will be plant
cd on the road between Syracuse and
Utica early next spring as the begin
ming OF n road Of remembrance" eS-
tending from New York 20 the city o:
Buffalo as a tribute TO New York col
dlers who died In the World war. Why
can't We do something Ike that with
our first new state highway across West
Virginia ?-Clarksburg Telegram.
We have no doubt that Homc oS our
politicians are planning 20 spend that
$500 900. 900 well suvo By navy scrap
ping ten tiniea over Tho fences al home
must he Observation-Disclosures Daily
Mall.
H G. VOLS. stopping in New York
enrouto for Wa shington, told news
correspondent that while tho sKirts
were shorter IN Iaris. never had he
seen so many dainty ankles and bcnu'
tIful legs az in New York. And VIC
thought Wrlla came To report an arms
conference. --MorEantown New Domin'
lon.
"" have always felt that man who
was rl,h I'm experience was poor In spo'
cash and now we know It after takins
II trip on the railroad Rates are high
and nccommoda lions pOor.--Parkers
burg News.
There IL price beyond which thu
turkey Is no longer Thanksgiving oirt
--MorEantown rost
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town can use $4,000 900 Immediately for
home building, declared real estate msn'
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The average deulN OF Lib" Gcne''
is lao meters.
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YOUNGSTOWN. O.. Nov. 22.-Youngs-
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How. instead OF what are we going
TO buy for Christmas. is the great holt
day question this year.
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An elevator boy should never h"m"au
his lot. his business Is SO uplifting.
France 10 Defend Large Army Turn
about Is fair play.
kissing Time FROM two seconds
up. il all depends.
Tho banks are the most notable ed.
nces in any city.
Pitt Whiskey Leak stopped We
hope. in time
Many a dentist has pat teeth in an
argument
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

Sm.m va SAY this doctor las II
larg" practice?
HiIifuzx It's ~ largo that WHEN Al pn.
rlent has nothing the matter with him
he tells him So.-LeSion Weekly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

Ii brevtty IS the soul OF wit. there IS
no wonder short skirts cause botsterous
laughter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-23
New England
A. A. u. Gets Boxing,
and Wrestling Titles

Chicago, Nov. 22.-The Senior and
Junior track and field meets. relays
an decathlon and the Senior and
Junior cross country runs of the Ma
tional Amateur Athletic Union were
awarded to the Metropolitan Asso-
citation Of New York today.
The New England A. A. L.. was
awarded the boxing and wrestling
championship matches and the in
door swimming. water polo, relays
and medley penthalon were given to
New York.
Four worlds records. held by Char
les w. Peacock, the California dash
man. We're recognized as official by
the convention. Paddock holds rec
ord of 3 50 seconds jointly with
Howard Drew for the century dash:
record OF 20 As seconds for the
go yard dash and 30 1-5 for the $50
yard dash. and the worlds record
for the 500 meter run at SO Is.
An application for the reinstate-
ment of Arthur Duffy, famous
sprinter Of % years ago. when he
held the worlds 100 yard dash record
of 9 IS was rejected and the applica-
ton returned for reinstatement. Duff
fly was expelled about Is years ago on
a charge of professionalism.
The championship basketball tour
nament was given to Kansas City.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-23
FINGER PRINTS
FEATURE TRIAL
FATTY ARBUCKLE

San Francisco. Nov. 22--The pro-
secution rested it's case in the man.
slaughter trial of Roscoe c. ("Fatty'D
Arbuckle at $50 p. NJ, today, re-
serving the right to further examine
expert witnesses tomorrow.
The court directed an examination
tomorrow by court. counsel and jury
of the hotel rooms in which Miss
Rape is alleged to have been fatally
injured by Arbuckle.
At the opening OF the afternoon
session two of the doors of rooms at
the hotel where the Arbuckle party
took place were taken into court
AdOlph o. Juel. police finger print
expert, identified the right print and
finger prints of Arbuckle and the
finger prints Of Miss Rape.
Professor O. f. Heinrich. GRIM
inologist of the University Of Cali
fornia, was next called. Finger
prints on the doors showed plainly.
Heinrich testified that the finger
prints were those of both a male and
female
The imprint Of one female was sur
rounded by the imprint OF a male
hand. he testified. The prints on the
doors were those Of Virginia Rape
and Arbuckle. according to the police
comparison, he said.
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Pres. Harding
Disapproves of
Women's CliQues

nes Moines. Ia. Nov. PA mes
sage FROM President Harding ir
which he said he did not believe In
the orga nization Of women in a par
ticular group, amy more than ! be.
lieve in such an organization among
other classes" was read at the fifth
region convention of the National
League of Women Voters in session
here today.
II think it Is very fine that the re-
Gently enfranchised women Of Amer
lea should continue their efforts for q
better performance of the new duties
which have come to them" said the
Presidents message which was read
by Governor Kendall
Il hope the thoughtful womanhood
Of your region will play its full part
in developing the conscience and in
making the policies of our political
parties. Nothing could be more un.
fortunate than to give limited as
sent to the proposal Of organizing
our citizenship into groups according
to sex"