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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-24
STUDEBAKER UP
ON GOTHAM MART
South Bend Made Car Stock
Shows Upward Trend in
Financial Whirl.


NEW YORK. March 25.-On the
largest and most varied grading OF
any recent session. the stock mar
ket Wednesday moved Co substan-
tally higher ground. the advance
being accompanied by indication
of a moderate revival of public par
ticipation
Motors and oils. together with
many miscellaneous issues which i'm
variably follow in their wake. fca-
ured the rise Rails Jagged for o
time. but transcontinentals and the
coaIers registered material gains
later
Outstanding features. both as 10
activity and strength, embraced
Studebaker. Pierce Arrow. Chandler
and related accessories OF tie rub
Der group: Atlantic Gulf, General
Asphalt Mexican and Pan-American
Petroleum and Associated Pacific
and Houston oils at extreme adj
vances of two TO six points.
other prominent stocks included
Crucible. Lackawanua and Repub-
lie steels. Baldwin Locomotive. Am
erican International United Fruit
Mercantile Marine preferred Amer
lean Wooden, international Paper
and Industrial Alcohol. Gains I'M
these issues were moro variable
realizing TO secure profits efTecting
reactions of one TO three points at
the close. Sales amounted 30 H.
275.o0O shares.
The money market contributed %
the DAYS betterment To the extent
that call money drOI ped from seven
TO six percent oE the exchange ana
as low as 51z percent in private
loans. Dealings i'm foreign exchange
were restricted British and French
rates showing frmness and Scandi-
navian rates falling back AdviCes
indicated further accessions Of gold
from Sweden.
Trading i'm bonds broadened with
a steady tone i'm the main. but the
list as "a whole was devoid of any
especial feature Total sales (par
valuel, $S.775,O0G
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-24
" heat Market Depressed
When British Report on
Present Government CrOp

BT Associated Press
CHICAGO. March 2a.=Asser-
tions that British government hold
ings Of wheat would be sufficient for
an British requirements to the end
of the season had a depressing cf-
feet today ON the wheat market here
Prices closed unsettled at Is 10
] 81 not lower. with March $50 SIS.
and May 141 IL. Corn lost ! is to
SIS, and oats II to lac. In pro-
visions the outcome was unchanged
TO I sc down.
Bears I'm wheat were prompted to-
take advantage of the outlook that
there would be very little further
buying for Great Britain I'm this
country until the new crop became
ready to move. Favorable crop re-
ports tended also TO weaken the
market the general tenor of advices
being that likelihood of any disa ster
from the green bug pest was about
over. During the first half of the
day before such news was a factor.
prices had an upward slant owine
largely TO hope that export business
would develop. especially with
Greece.
Despite curlailment of receipts
corn and oats gave way to the i'm
fIuence of wheat weakness
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-24

IS t.W Gr.ps ~ 0u-.o rHau DO.
skin SURROUNDING Tho nLroUIrg pa E
reduces inflammation au5 pain ana
so touEheus the tender sensitive skin
underneath the toe nail that id can
not penetrate the flesh. and the nail
turns naturally outward almost over
% ght
"Outgro' is q harmless. antiseptc
manufactured for chiroDod How
ever anyone can buy from the dru-
store "a tiny bottle containing d.-ec-
tons -Adtt-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-09
A WOMAN'S BACK
The Advice Of This Bennington Won.
an is Of Certain Value.

The Advice Of This Bennington Won.
an is of Certain Value,
Many a woman's back has many
aches and pains
Outlines It's the kidneys FAULT.
That's Why Doan's Kidney pills are
so effective. ASK your neighbor.
Many Bennington women know
this.
Read what one has to say about 1t;
Mrs Earl /. Prentiss, 205 County
St, Bennington, says. about a
year ago was troubled with severe
pains in my back caused by heavy
Homework. found 1t hard to stoop
over and got so lame couldn't even
wash. had dizzy spells ut times
aud would become nervous. was al
so troubled with bad headaches. |
read of Doan's Kidney Pills and de.
cided to try them got box and
they gave me very MUGS relief, After
using the box | found that they had
cured of the attack, highly recon.
mend Doan's Kidney pills for kidney
trouble.
Price COO, ut all dealers Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy get
Deans Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs Prentiss had Foster-Mllburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, ~ Y
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-09
ARLINGTON

A son was born to Mr., and Mrs.
Grilfis Aug. 9TH.
Leon Cole motored to Bennington
Friday with a party.
George Fl. Rice left Monday on a
business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. C. H. Rice left Monday for a
visit in Whitewater, Wis.
=. J. Stubenrauch spent the week
end with his family here.
j. l.. Burdett of New York spent the
week end at his home here.
Margaret Van Keuren is the guest
of Mrs. e. c. Wordsworth.
T.. d. Conroy went to Manchester
Saturday evening on business.
Miss Margaret Thompson spent
Friday in Bennington, shopping
Mrs. George Cullinan and son Greg
DRY motored to Bennington, Friday.
Miss Mildred Cressey has gone to
Westminster to visit friends there.
Mrs Orrin Hughes of Main street is
entertaining guests from out OF town.
Leo Cullinap attended lawn fete
in North Bennington one evening last
week
Frank w Bailey of Troy. N. Y,
spent the weekend with his family
here.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Waite Of Shafts
bury spent Sunday with Mrs Robert
Young
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Howard
motored to Pittsleld and Cheshire,
Mass, Sunday. Ht
Frank and Henry Foster Of Man
chester called on friends in town, Sat.
urday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Masten and chill.
dren of Newark, ~ j. are guests OF
Ernest Lathrop.
Mr. MurpAy, contractor for the new
school building, has gone to Wood
stock, Vt. on business.
Miss Eva Cole of Utica. n. Y, is
spending vacation OF two weeks
with re.atives in town
Euos Lathrop and family were week
end guests of his mother. Mrs. May
Lathrop, of Water street.
Rev. James Thompson of Burling
ton is visiting his father. James
Thompson, for short time.
Mrs. Barbara Lawlor of Adams,
Mass, spent the weekend with her
daughter Mrs. II. f. Higgins
Mrs Margaret Wilson, former res
ideut, who now lives in Pittsheld, Is
the guest of Mrs Thos Mann,
r, b. Case and family motored to
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-09

ing a week with his parents, returned
Sunday to Gardncr, Mass, where he
has employment
Miss Margaret Young. who has been
spending a few weeks with Mrs. Isaiah
Young has returned to her home in
Buskirks, n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peck and son
Clifford who have been visiting Mrs.
Cressey have returned to their home
in Westminster,
a number of youg people from the
Arco Inn attended a dance at Lake
ST Catherine Friday evening, making
the trip by motor
Mr. and Mrs Leon Iiliard and
daughter Lois. and Mr. and Mrs. Har.
vey Griswold motored to Manchester
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs, Margaret Price and son. Thorn.
as, motored to Woodstock. Sunday. to
visit Mrs, Prices daughter, Marjorie,
who is employed at the Woodstock
Inn.
It is understood that the Arlington
Refrigerator company will resume
work Tuesday. after having been
closed for several weeks for vaca
tion
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller and daugh.
ter, Blanche Mr. and Mrs. Seymour
/ hin and William Green visited Mrs.
Miler's sister Mrs. Fred Young. on
Sunday
Eleanor Cole celebrated her fourth
birthday on Saturday, Aug 9Th by en-.
tertaining six of her little friends.
from 3 TO .. Refreshments wera scrv.
ed and games enjoyed.
Mrs. Hubbell gave tea Saturday,
Aug, 9th in honor of her mother. Mrs.
Brown Of Flushing. l.. l., and another
guet Among those who attended
were. Mrs. Sherwood Roosevelt, Miss
Fannie Holklns. Mrs. Metcalf, J. L.
Burdett Miss Loretta Marble and
Mrs+ AVldam sProthingham Smith
Cue Is Registered at the Arco Inn
HtF"H
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-09
WASHING MACHINE OWNERS

Get beautifully white clothes with Rinse Follow the regular
directions given here, adding fresh Rinse solution before
Operating machine. The results wonderful.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-09

since Thursday. Aug. 4, were: Miss
Macs rowley OF Boston. d. NJ Latosh
and wife of Boston, A. MacGregor and
wife of Boston. Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
Gilbert Of Burlington, Mr. and Mrs.
l.. A. Cain Of Burlington, Col. w. D.
Eby and wife of Washington. d. C.,
Miss Lucia,and Miss Griswold OF Mont.
peiier, e. j, Lestage of Burlington.
Lydia NJ. Potter of Burlington, j. X.
Smons of Springfield c. a. SAUNDERS
of Albany, IT, r. Taylor of Troy, J. II,
Pier OF Glens Falls, c. T. Barker of
Pittsheld, Miss Mari-i Hardy Of Ben
lnington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Wanted: Fowls dressed or alive at
CHICKERING'S
Rev. H. c. Harmon Of Cambridge
was in town today.
Parkerhouse rolls, cinnamon buns
and raisln bread. fresh daily at Chand,
ler's Store. Tel. 112. 77tG"
Miss Mary Jewett, who has been
spending several days in Burlington
and Rutland, has returned home.
For Sale-Cucumber pickles, as
/ sorted sizes. Inquire OF J. l.. Dun
ham, North Bennington, tel. 1911.
| 77tl2
/ Mrs. Lydia Martin and Mrs. Mary
Blakely, Washington, are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. r.. n. Williams OF Elm
street
Gilbert and John Harmon Of Cam
bridge are visiting at tn nome Of
their grandparents Mr.. GDl Mrs. j.
Ed Walbridge.
Can 204 early to get your order
early. Remember orders taken be
fore 10 o'clock are delivered before
noon. Checkerline.
There will be a meeting of the Mer.
chants Association tonight at the vii,
lage rooms at o'clock. Every mem
Der should attend.
Regular communication of Mt, An
thony Lodge No 10 F and A. NJ. to-
night at 1880 The second degree will
be conferred. Important business. A
large number present is desired.
People on North street are advised
by the village board that property not
connected with sewer and gas mains
should make the connections at once
before the cement street is laid Work
on North street will begin right a
way and every property owner should
see to it that all his pipe connections
are in perfect order.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-09

Johnstown, N. Y. Sunday Alice Case
will remain there for week,
Mr.. and Mrs Enos Lathrop and SON
Miss Anna Lathrop and Mrs. May La.
throp motored to Pawlet. Sunday.
James Casey motored to Benning-
ton to visit mis- wife, who is a patient
at the Putnam Memorial hospital
Mrs j. H. Reichling and children
have returned to Bennington, after
spending a few days visiting in town.
Mrs. Mary Adams. who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garfield,
has returned to her home in Benning-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis La Bait Of
Adams, Mass, motored to Arlington
Sunday and spent the day visiting
relatives here.
Charles CALI, who has been spend.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-09
SICK HEADACHES
FOR YEARS
Nothing Gave Relief Until
He Tried "Frult-a-tIves"

100 CAROLINE AVE, OGDENsnURa, NY.
81 suffered for four years with
Nervous Sick Headache and Dyspepsia.
Tried doctors--ate bran gems-t took
all kinds of remedies but nothing
did me any GOOD until I used
'Fruit-a-tiycs' or Fruit erTablets.
They made me focll cad keep ne ,cell /;
and I nm always glad 10 tel people
Of the great things "T1Iit-a-tiycs'
Lave done for me.
have many friendsin OgdensburI
now using 'Fruit-a4tives' on my
recommendation. c. E.BESWICKs
zoe, a box. 6for $40, trial size 25c.
Atdealers or from FRUIT.A-TIVES
Limited, OGDEASBURG. n, Y
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-09
Why Be Bald?

A chemists compound known as
Septolac is being recommended by
many users as real hair grower.
% cents worth dissolved n water
makes n whole pint of excellent hair
tonic.
You can get Septolac at Gokay's
drug store, or by mail from Arrow
Chemical Co., 81 Union Square, New
observation-disclosures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
JUDGE HAROLD A. RITZ,
President of Supreme Court OF
Appeals, Charleston, w. Va.

Nv attention IL called I" m "dii"riII
IN vu,:r pa ,rr n November ! In re%arh
Il, .Nr urnprict: "f l".''N,nC IL IN" pun
IL. S.i.,,lu - '".Nt ~" r".s"u ~ the
l,ws which govern nh citizen. THIS "h'-
lur,l, I; occurs "a mo. :. not only very
tI,u,',. I'm, Expresses the view whlrh
.Iur;,ors have In tho IE.st hc"u TO"
rrur.. To ncr.rt;. The ,r'u"!pal Irstif-
,4,t'oS Tor n" "N:i"n"I'ur" - iu'I''
funds IN c,iura'inG tn" youth "f Tho
land Is 10 mako thorn G"oI citizens. NV
state realizes that If it VII "nd"r" II
mus. have Il citizenship "araOle or $"'t
government. &ad To THIS md not only
rullir -duration. but compulsory ruhh'
education Is rstahli shell. THIS PURPOSE
en- scarcely said to i" a'r"mrlShed
url,4s the future citizen. as part "'
his ,,lurLliuu. IS tamIht III" rundA-
ucp;nlS ur tie law. II" should. at
least hn able 20 perform the duties OF
cj,i2,usn;i, undcrs:ardinSlN and how
can this he expected Of HIM unless ne
kun,y4 the reason 81 ~" rGI" which ne
Is called upon 10 ad"T; -" reject
I'm An address, before tho Charleston
Li,.h school graduating class | Sa"" m!
id.us n, some length uvnn ~" duties
~ CITIZENSHIP. and the manner OF PEE
fnrmance Of these duties. avn 'h''"N'
I.,, y,., = rnn, of t:ai address. Ny
IDA ~ publir school rdura'i"n Ia thar
N. stvien; Sh"Ild ~ :an.'l: {" under .
y.and tive duties Of citizenship as
hny. rnintrd them "!i. aud I" aprr"'
.!ata the necessity for their proper per
trrInanC".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
REPUBLICANS
MAKE GAINS
IN HOOSIERDOM

G",.f.nl,n.'Is. N"y 9 S"mn"l Lewis
shank i,rluh'.,'tm. Was elected mayor
nv 'h, lI".."sl plurality ''cr given a
ranG!,!;.l.. 'rr ,nri "it!"r in The city cleo
tim IT,. i HER" rcStrrdIv. according &"
.uuufIiria! RETAINS received from AN hit
three r: TIE 10" i'r"r.Tct" III IN" 'llH:
R,rurr. rr"m lG& precincts nu' ~ IL"
IN .l"a!anGrri.S CIV" Snhn" = ,IliII'ItN
Il -. - over Boyd I;al:'t"n. l"nl"craI
t!.Nl4, Hals,uI. $500.
Ora paws. K".ITn!!can. war leading
Ion kohrrts Democrat. ny what ap-
:"arS - safe nIarSiH n III" maYorh!ty
~ rrrciuc,s "Ar Of 81 IN the c!iy Giyc
laNa&. >.:lS: Rnh"rts. T,4nl br. j. II
Rutrl Wciu.hII"an. was elected mayor
81 Muuc.r over lr Rvl.in Bunch. Demo
cra,. ny Il majority % loo votes, Mu'h
Interest was ccmtrr"d in the contests at
Terra f!au," and MuaC.r as Don Rob
cts ,nd Or. Bunrh both yDf whom had
served sentences ~ federal prison were
InAKinr the re-" a';"r law had h"ch
naSyca Hy the I"a ai.I general assembly
which nr"Nid". hat any person "n"
h..h l"ru cruN ir'"'! 81 Ni"!atinr red
".rl Law could not hold city or state
o!' ice
Ian Er"wn Ecpuhi,An Wa elected
,r:vur If lIIn.iI' I'd over ia simon.
I'"mu"rai. by a majority ~ '""' Nr
.,:rns :~nn, :.!".ut hal "a" prvrminctS "a
C.nry show L q Johnson, Republican,
t. h:N, I good !raL over Harvey j. cur
-. HnHurrH'iC candidate Tor mayor. NJ
E.,nu,yii'e Mayer is'sse. Democrat. re-
r,",tr! 81" i 'l.r', term over his hrPuh-
Ilrau r1I,uu, at john STUART Hurk!nS. ny
Il iarr. ma iOritE.
81 Mirhiran ,Tty. fix" commit ssion"rs
", :" rhuS,n thu commission manager
foam IT city Gu,""mmurt having '""I
aG, pt,d there. one Of the r"mm'sSiFhrFs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
In Town Three Months;
Is Elected Mayor


YOUNGSTOWN. O., N"N. :. man w.
has live! III N"Hhhs;"Nn ''',.
months AMI VINES" y" ',,i.,o
FOR 1'S'oh IN |'"'' VI ,,,.,.a
tuFh'n '"e Wv r,,I
ana ;"r j"''hF ""'
taSeG under t recent '''''' '''"' =,
'e-d"y vas -I"|'"" "'"N'I
dates '"''""d hF -" =" n,,a
EAn'"a''"hS. W. -
who came IN rr'E '"'
tabilShrd r"Sid"A'" ~ = t"'r' ''' 49,
rlrd on IN "''"htF'" '"' err '"H 80"
Miin ".iN"" 'Ne SoHi"t' - ''' '''''
l'"uIHT "l"'h"h' "' '' Co.. 80 T.,
'hhrr "'"hN, i" '''''. I',. ,.,,r
r.ut"H irT'h'' ''ns ,ii,,,,,.,,
parRN "N'"r T'',' - ..,,,,
INK INC "h''r' i"lN" -, ,nrp
mend iia WAYS gu" =
over MS S"''.' ~ ,,l r.rc
Tho women N'I' " .'
been r"S'"NS'h'" '"'
'''~ N'"' '''' 80 '' :, go
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
WASHINGTON
West .VirginiA Hews - Notes
and Gossip at ths N&tionh
Capita.

Washington. n. G.. Nov. s.-Thomas
f; Brazeal has rc"n commissioned post
ma Stcr ut Ferguson. W. Va.
Application for ?"as!on was h'"d TO-
dav Il, the veterans bureau Tor conf
prnSntion for Mrs. y. Woudley. "t 'i:''-
Saway.
r g. Gear. Sam Marshall and H"MAr"
Wood. students ut Dnvis-ElklnS t0I"fc
at Elkins W. Va. stopped If her" -
remain un:il after the ArmiS''r" lay
ceremonies. and thence 10 KNltin' = on
Saturday to zee a football game.
l.iut. Edwin Davis lnnL". |. = W.
r",!nw!ng medical ">amtnati'n. has
been hcnorahly discharged from ih''
scrlire through ma fault - hlS own
nr the strength "f Tho report If th'
medical examining board acting Ia rs
ca -" H.. retired from tn" army as ~
class II. which means ;hrt hc viii T"-
vri,e che years salary from thc dat"
OF discharge Lieut.. Dnud" w1s A.
pn.nirt /" the Military Academy from
rark"rs!E:rS hy the late t"nGr"sN'""n
rU:irr Il. Moss.
Mr. :, e. knapp h.,s be-" appointed
postmaster a. lufralN ~. lUtm1m county.
AZ 4 result "r - "umlri3i.l" ,Ntw!"i o
,i"n held by the civil service commits
sion.
Yrs Emily ]. Rogers. "t Tol.iH"l!s
Ferry. wu"N.. ,'El!n: t"r pension ""N
presented At the pension bureau last
mnnt.. Ia, rcc":,"d "u award 1T IN"
rate az $50 PER month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
THE NEW YORK CITY
ELECTION

The mayoral,y election n New
York city Tuesday forged Just an
Other Ink In long chaio OF Hearst
and Tammany successes. and shows
tho force Of Hearst and hts cohorts.
Ths aewly elected mayor. John r.
HyLan. succeeds himself by an over
whslm!ng majority,
Mayor Hylan Is a corrupU"niSt. ana
made his campaign by appealing Ill
rectly to the corrupt and i"oS" ole
meA,s OF the city. Ills record during
the past four Years as mayor - almost
unprecedentrd n the c!ty's history t"c
proSe ed ignorance. !nept!tud", dow
riKAt corruption and demag"cy. As a
nah. Hyan is not type that aprca'S
DIRECTLY to the people. but ~ TOO! n
thet hands OF Hearst ana T;1mmanE ne
heatls an organization that - little
short OF perfection. His administration
has, kept none OF h!s pledges mad" IN
hIsIcampaiEn IN 1917: the public schools
are'woctuNy crowded and totally lnHd"-
ouaSe: cost ~ the city government mas
Increased - percent: lily tIN"i h"'"
Increased 65 percent: III" pledged h"A-
estt In the city admtnistra.i"n has de
vel9ped into graf. and corruption %
different departments: the pledged ~
ncient police department * dem"rci zed
and crime rourisheS az never oefor" N
the, city: the pledged i've cent St--"t
card fare Is no more: prohibition ~
for9ement In Now York 'r.y - JOKE:
burklary insurance has almost doubled.
and many, firms have had :" employ
private protection for their property
There have been scandals In building
in which the may"- h'mS",t played
prominent parts. Th"S" and many other
charges were made against Nyian. And
with what result The ta!c 10 ,"!d in
tho 100000 majority given h.:u Asst
Tuesday. The We: rity wh!rh Should
set tho pace for civic government. law
and, order for every other c!'r g.: IN"
United states has voted for c"HtIH"-
anc4 Of HyIan!sm. with III" c"rrW"t."n
OF Hearst and the dominance 81 Tenn
many.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
EX-PTeSident Wilson
will Participate

Washington. Nov. .. FORMER tres
idrnt Wilson probably wall ride N =
hUrs" drawn carriage among IN" mourn
era Including President Harding. VIII"
will rnllu,v f'tr r".tin "r An."ri';. : nm .
kIuwu s"ldt"r "u Friday when II II
horne from tn" 'apItil on It's way I"
Arlington.
Tie order "c the fnr"rai ia,raG.' mad"
public today ~ r." %nr department
showed thu spa." set Htul" f'r MIR.
Wilson and thu II" nt"r'IS /" uS" :.
carriag"
Whether tho rOriu'' pr'-i':"Tt plans
"a go all Of ih' WAY :" NlimRi"n ar
v h-th"r lie Will. tam h"!d" from IN"
rr". rsk!on with MENTORS "f President
Ilarh!nE'G party wiz NO. ku"Wu t"dTr.
Neither Wns u knr"n Vh"tN'' II" Wri'ld
attend tie. ceremonies ia tn" NNuE'o on
.arrpl.:'hratr" r."U though >" u..,'i' no
trIr t. the <rti"nIl "Hu"i"'t '"n
m.rhin thu, :.urIithr"tr" - !"Ii.C H'.A ~
ths war .G"uar' u"ut "n The t." .lh,iltN
that Mr.. V .lson MAY d"sIr" Ia h' pre-
ent I, is the only box placed At the
disposal OF any individual.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
MORE APPROVE
LAW TEACHING
DIR. CALLAHAN, 8. s. JACOB AND
JUDGE HAROLD RITZ CoMMEND
SCHOOL COURSE.
Justification OF Education Is to Make
Good Citizens, Declares
Judgo 9it1.
JAMES M. CALLAHAN,
Dean of College of Art and
Sciences, West Virginia University

ON my return. from u trip In the
srI.hern par: "f the sta'r md your
hotter r"qrrs.iNE an expression OF my
views Upon tine $uhjoct ~ teaching law
ia II" pubic schools.
Lci.eNr that the reasons for law
and .vrvrrnmrni should lie presented IN
connection with courses On 'tvi's ana
history Several school text books an
rivlcS emphasize the neycEsit! OF law.
la: know Of only enc text Which un-
Gertakes 10 do more thar th:S. \ ."".'
,~tiurd hiEh S,'ho0! :ra'hc: Of History
AMI guvr~E:nrut. huMcNCI. should h"N'
had IL rourSr "n rlHIH'riarT prin"!rl'S
70? ,urisIrud-u"". dnL SHOULD constantly
suprlrm mel; the material "t the ieN'' anu
aa,nnE other things sh""!d present ''h-
..rst. material illustrating he origin
AMI Errvih &C ordinary law. ana aAH"'
should ucd"r'ak- 70 create proper re-
snec; for Iaw and "rde: Su"h "!rInch'-
ary !nstructiar * rSr"CIalH needed II
this period Of general revolt against
authority.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
RIPPING RHYMES
By -A.T MASoE
TRANQUILITY

Though evils burden this poor globe.
and wrong makes right an also run. ]
d, not yell or tear my robe or follow
any mn;Sy plan. III The t. -" Il change,
Ia Nu"th. 70 see IN" right IN better luck.
but years have caught me this great
truth--it never helps {" run hmuck.
III" ne!tatorS who uprcar on Kegs and
hoAc4 In tho mart and smr!"k that
ur"rrl ia drawing near unless "" tear
AL ,HnEs apart. w"uih never holm US
dodge that fate IN rHs" itS solemn hour
strurk: one thing Is true. on" truth Is
straight-.it never hens to ran nnurk.
| pin my faith - wise old boys who
make tho good things come 10 pass.
who don, believe N empty noise. in
Soominx drunIs or sounding brass. They
\aishirn things that IRE am!ss. Will"
TORS paw md buck. AMI watch INK
has taught me this---!t nHvS- helps
,amuck tn" tranquil men VINO
CTR h"mNs VIII s"lv" our rrohl"uns
; rne. Will" Windy Wi',i" rants
bnrns and Sny9 tho nat:nn'S course
n: III" tranquil men Will demon
th" worth "r quiet Thought and
and this IL sure RS death or fate
nrrcr helps To ran nmlcA.
wright b. Geurg" Matthew Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
S. S. JACOBS, JR.,
District Superintendent OF
Schools, Wheeling.

heartily approve IF Any '"Hr'" '"'''
ing "a II better kuowi"dSc or E"Ver'-
m~ni and higher icSr"'' '"E "" al"
on the part Of our Young 'It!I'IH
Through the Su3!""t 81 'N''> IN"
s.'!lrulS are cHdcir"r'"H :" =" N"th''"'nH
along This ,i.". hut mar H''' II"
krnNled:r - "XistlTG laws. t"cr :cr
with mn understanding NJ ;h' n"r"SS''F
fur law and ~ Observance. il very
r,eirah', and nn dpuh; the Srh"Cl% WI
lac rI,L 10 do what they So1 10 hr:ag
his about, A ai'ri'le text. written WIN
,rjs aud - view. would urdo"btedly re-
,c,,. ravorati, CONSIDERATION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
onACE LUsK RELEASED.

ndlsou. I%!s . Nov. 9.---tirac" Lusk.
,ke.hn s"h"ol teacher. serving 10
8 IN prison FOR the murder Of Mrs.
I'D nRhcrts in 1917. - the climax
invr triangle wnS granted = tom
kry rrlcaS" fro m,hc stat" p"n;t"n-
is today hy Governor l!lain". t. re-
Fe surgical treatment W@lI"h th"
rrn0r SgvS j. nrT"SearN L. s,1I" h"T
Action On h"r apIlirar "u for :,
don viii he deferred unG! N" result
the treatment IS known the governor
Jared,