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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
Logan WAR" Aviator
Lands Job in Mines
Special DI.ru,ch to tie In,c;:.gcr

Special DIsratch IT, tie In,c;::gcurrr.
LcGaa ". Va. yet. !H.-"EAIi"" Hal
lor4n IN Aviator who Leipcd In tne tow
famous defense Of logan having hal
two narrow escapes from death "th!A
tho past sixty days. has given up flying
10 60 10 work IN t,re coal .:el3s.
He recently announced that he'd ltke
20 have n Job In the Logan Yield and the
n,ne oftirla!E. f'.led with admiration
.. his daring rs showa - the "orA he
undertook during lie dcfense. az once
bestIrred themselves with more thaa un-
usual enthusiasm I" find "Edi'o" jVN.
Anybody with tho nerve 'i.dC:e' Halo
ran possesses they agreed. ought TO
make good At AIRY ratio he has the
stuff IN him. SO aviation loses one
more devotes.
HAlluran WAS q t!Icr IN France with
the American forces, ranking az first
lieutenant He came 10 Logan I" fly III
Il plano provided BY citizens o. Logan
during the miners armed ma:ca and t"f
several days while the march WAS unde'
way he flew over tho invaders territory
on reconnaissance.
Tho tree-cIad mountains Offered Ms
plane no landing pace 50 ono day "ien
ne tried to find suitable place 10 come
TO earth when his plane got into ditE>
cult.ts he crashed TO the ground His
plane was nearly wrecked. but ne
emerged unhurL Eddie promptly han
his p,sre hauled into Logan on trItk
and ne and hts mechan!" went 10 v"TE
on tho remains
4 few days ago the plane repaired
he attempted another flight TIE take
or" was attempted from the Logan
ball park. He had only rised IS or 4"
feet. however. When his plane crashed
into Il string OF telephone ard high
tension wires running above = small
cretI. The wires ucre ~ -.3Hh voltage
Again HSlloran PLAYED IN rN"' .'ti"nal
luck. Thourn hts plane "rashcd down
INTO tho rreek bel. demulishtH; e"trs-
thing except the motor W. Nc ar"d IN
injured. Practically az the r sh-tensj"n
wires we're severed, hut his body dil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
NEW YORK cITY's SHAME

New York city las claim ~ ee!"s tAe
Ursatss, city In thu world. the hub ~
tAs a.aneial universe and me center or
world tfaaA and nc, without reason, Ne'
u 10 sadly lacking in sorre OF the basic
elements IN !ifs which "! teGI 20 per
,etvats and increase this reputation
STUPID en!e!aldom and petty rcAt.cS'
-ainRled vlth a. ad.2!m!stra'!r" infider-
e-ee, have brought the public schoo'
system In New To-k c:ty - state OF
almost hopeless !neHic!erc% and cHHses-
ton. According to hBures COMPLIED oF
thS Public Education association. there
are l3a.n5 children on part cn'A. 1887"
- ssub!s sessions and 5000" in
crowded CLASSES In New York city. THIS
cSnaiueas shows lack ~ foresight and
tateeas, ;" orisia.s which - n"Xcn>-
sbls u ,hes. Azure. "e~- f'r ~"
Whole =at,en :, an9,d canS.. country
vide criticism. -: thu Are for ore c'ty
saIy, ard tbs ne rroS, prosperous city
n the world
II las long hs.n the custom Tor tho
treat metropolitan n.esraNt-S tub
j!sAsa IN New FORK r,tv ~ rise up IN
elttsr vltupera.ion over s"'na 90 th~
CUSTOMS and conditions IN 'Ns back
u-eeds districts - .\r'"r.rn and. With
IN "hoHer than thou ar - trrefuta5le
certainty. roin. out these customs and
conditions With 4 Nngnr "f r'ticu'c and
Shame. But such IL human nature. Haprt-
ness lies just round tho corner aat 50
does trouble. yet va ar' %"at :" SOCK
them in distant places. IT, Nov YORK
paNAss recently carried slar:n= headlines
concerning the industrial trouh'" /" Yves,
Virginia and editoC!a'iy r~o"'a' mod -
West Ytgs!nia's shame. y Is ;" b"
SeSbted that even n h"- lime % trouble
Tast Virginia Uas ever more evcrlast-
!ASly shamed or d.ss-ec"d thar Is Ecw
FORK c.ty az tho pressu: 'tr'". W"s'
vifSinia has had her turbulent ''n"s
ana has Been guilty % many weak
h6SSes. but she has -. 70 +" charged
r!th neslsct!ns her individual i'"~t"rt'y
and permitting N. chndren n ;hN sat"
IL become a cats paw - r"uy politics
and indifferent politicians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
A VALUABLE ACQUISITION

Art circles IN America are rejoicing
oNsr the recent purchase ~ Americans
% the famous ,iainsboroush psinHtts
The Blue Boy from i's Eng,:sh ox1ssr
tho Duke OF Westminster. Tho pur
chaser procured a. the same time Joshua
Reynolds Mrs. Siddons." thus consum.
mating one II he most important art
transactions - the century The pro"
paid fer these two justly famous works
0; art was approximately 49,. 600. IT,"
R,Ia BOY costing around $3.50. s"
Ear as Is known; this IS the hignss,
price ever paid to- an Eus,i.h Painting.
the prerl"us high record hsins set wh"n
the same purchaser paid s?:j.0"" for
The Beckfprd Children" By Eomnt'
The Blue Boy" is the me.t far"u-
Of the great English portrait painters
works. and was considered thc s'm o.:
the Duke OF Westminsters r"llert.pr
quez. Van Dyck. Titan Tirtor"tto. Ru.
hens. Rembrandt. Msm;rc and Fey
no!ds. AMI vas looked upon as owe OF
the finest private colIect:cus IN tho
World. The Blue Boy" rono"s - tho
United States al q great cost and will
h" CONSIDERED by number OF Americans
as Simp!" waste Of money. Eut The
great mass Of artists and lovers &c art
will r'joiro IN its acquisition by AIu"ri
fa1>. L - The greatest rict4r" Of -
Srcat painter. and its m"r" possession
would enhance the artist. valuc and
temperament Of any nation. America Is
!"rtunat" in haviuE wealthy men
t';"~S"I Y III an artistic taste
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

BE- barred from public performances
Such recromancy goes beyond The
bounds OF legitimate entertainment. and
should no, be tolerated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

Senator Mckinley OF Illinois says that
keeping tho American troops on the
RhIrs will tend TO restore the equi-
librium in Europe But what about the
equilibrium OF the boys'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

II - reported thst 900" IONS ~ Cor
NAN toys have lrst bsAu handed IN ths
United sa,eS. Right in face &c tho
treaty Of peace. Germany is toying with
IA aRAlN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

New York city has conferred It's free
i, IN uroa Genera D!az. who has Just
arrive! from Itaiy. This m!eht prov "
quito useful I" the general n he only
knew the city we'll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

From the way tho prohibition officials
IN Pittsburgh arc going after the hoUt
lcgge-S. il would hc we'll 10 d" your
Christmas shopping carly; they sht
drop do"n to Wheeling any NOM Mt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

Judge Lands has called BABE Ruth
~ outlaw. but No paper has y"t printed
what "ElbA" called the iYds"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

"EArrdoll Papers Stolen from con
gresham J"Nns"ns pffire"
Doesn't maze much difference. i didn't
lock Ike they y oull he needed. any way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

o.. .,tisf,,,inp = thst u - are al
starved kv the railroad strike ~" s'ris
Ars will Star(e With Us
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
What Other
Editors Say

Tive only way IN which we can ae-
court TO- 50 many p"t't""ats on me
rlrtu"Sllncs Is on IN" theory tat they
must get dusty. lying around the house
al "a" time with nothing I" do.--uhio
state Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
kOONCE GIVES ELOQUE,! TALK
ON THE RAILROAD SITUATION
DIVISION rREIGHT AGENT OF
PENNSYLVANIA ADDRESSES
ASSOCIATIONS OF CREDIT
MEN.
shows mmenstty o: Du5 ircss-TeuH
What . Strike Wouls Mean
to Country,

George ". kooncG. d.I!sirn fre'@..'
aseu. =: the pennsylvania itTos Of ~"
Nhoe!irg region. yesterday at noon
gave an eloquent talk ~ the RAILROAD
situation OF today. giving many Ii"
points Of interest g. th> citizens y,
Whocl!ns. before the largest meeting
o: t,:s Wheeling Association OF Credit
Men. Vt the regu.4r Meeting held At
noon yesterday a; the MrLU:e Hotel
Mr. kuoace's address vas one OK the
most !mpr OF s!Ne ..eaTL in Many montHs
70, tie c-StI; men and GrheG> wAp were
interested IN the subject
lie briefly reci,ei the history ~ 'hs
railroad .; AmeriC,., dividing X 'niH
| I've sect!ons, and gave s,ms Interesting
data OFT tho railroads as they arc todaN'
He puinled out AUw the niicd states
have gone lrv!u h barre! age :"
"tlu can agt. declaring Americans '"'
day depend on 'ae tn can containing AL
kinds Of 70. j. wht,s in years sUne by
they lived on the products In barrels.
He pointed ~; VIA: hardship would
hc inflicted III r!.c - ''"up - an
railroads. and tho cnurmily q The rand
ing question.
In addition 70 Mr.. Ko0nces talk. I.
W. Edlc. from tho offices ~ state TAX
,'cn.rllssirn.r Matter :. jIl',Nnar. N,t>
presented and answered many questions
asked ~ the E""ss aA'c' 'AN measure
passcd 4. I've recent S"S>iuU ~ tho state
lcgiS,a'ur"
A Gigantic Business
Mr.. koNa'c> AK IN iart WAS ~ fos-
lows
Very few O: o,r r:,!zers appreciate
what il r:gant.c hUs:r > Ii" E";'r''n
business Of tho '.ni'".i states il, o. ma.
Il means 10 the Nfc o. IN" Amvri'an
people The Railroads :" the very srt'
e:ies ~ the nation and With the ~uspen-
sion Of 4 few weeks OF the Railroad
operation. e this country. the rcrp,e
would ts s,arl,NE, not only IN Vn- ,arS
e. r!t!cs. Hu, in MANY - t2= s!Ha Ter
manLfactur.ns tcntsrs The Railroad
business u: the United States today 's
second i: size only, 10 the United states
Government Itself
$4,000. 100000 Is Invested In ?s5 0no
miles Of MAJ. traSh ,,!;h !:s 80" -
comot!yrs and 500 800 iy-i.h' care and
has ON Ns payroll. more than 2NHf.EC@
people
The Railroad business Of TIL. Houn.
Nv IS larger tuau tie next Ten ma.
ties ~ which tie IRON @nd s.sel tns!.
nets Is tart. with an !NveStpent Of less
than ,nA fourth OF that II the Ea,
reads
II you AN d:sw a ~r-Ntel n'c'3-" e
eighty main tracHs All eide by side
from New York C.ty {" Son Franchises.
with two locomotives and rinetv freight
cars G" every mile az ,"ack. II may rur
before YOU a &trc concrete form, what
his means T. ;hc nation
We have w.thlH .he las: two or thre.
,'ara1eG frnnn 'hgrrSl' tiN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

Secretary Of State Young issued the
following certificates Tuesday:
Victory Cone company. CharleStsn. to
increase It's capital stock from $4,000
To- $4,000.
Merre!l-Soulns Sales corporation. New
York. TO withdraw from tho state.
Hoeg Printing company. NJ. Hope.
and Weeks oil company. ChAllsston, TO
discontinue business as incorporated
concerns.
GIrari Trust company. OF Philadelphia.
and Ballard Srra sue K Company. Of New
York. 20 transact business In this state.
As,ron OIL company. TO change the par
value OF its stock from 500 per share
10 so per share.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

While in the employ Of thS. Gfastslh
chemical company. clarksbutS.
Lucy staub. wheeling; sn43 EStkiy
:cr /. weeks: fingers SmputAtsG whhe
working tor the Wheeling Stamping
company Wheeling.
.I1nuci coirade-. Gypey; 1901 week
~ for To- ""cks: eyes injured while en-
r."y"d h. Inc Consolidated Ceal com
psny. Fa.rmout.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

II thsrH - y sh"rtaSA Of beef
wlr':-. ~" BETHANY leg fo'
am can tide VI, over until spr.nI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

The New York Sur thinks that VIZ
ginia has n better chance thai Tor -''r
so many years to GO Republican. nut
vii Y be chance enough --Tharl"ston
ra.iv Mat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

The public service commission y>ster..
day conducted 4 hearing on the appli.
cation OF the Bailey Gas company. or
ST. Marys. for an Increase in gaS rAtss
IN Fleasauts county.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-07

TO RENT-After the middle OF octo-
ber furnished flat of four rooms. Nd
ul,s preferred. Apply OF Mrs. c. s.
Morse South Branch street or tcle-
phone 1862. i6tr
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-07
WANTED

WANTED--At once, nurse girl.
Must be experienced and able to flirn-
ish good reference, Address Box 3Os,
Remington, Vt, 26t6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-07

ii. a. Wall
Morris Vial l
s. VanSantwood 1
John Vail
Antony Valiska l
George Worthington /
Charles T. Wells 2
Frank Watson
Edward Watson
Mrs Maude Warn
John j. Whitney, Sr.
/ Mrs. Leo ID. Wattles
! Clarence Wood
Elizabeth A. WEIGH
Alfred Wade
! Ruth Stockwell Wheeler l
I Jessie T. Watson
\ Walter H. Warren
John j. Whitney
/ S. Walker
Mrs Geo. NJ Wadsworth l
| Francis NJ. Wilson
/ Thomas WEIGH
Earl W. Williams i
Edw. w. Whitney
\ George B@W'riling = .. A. ~ ~
F, Clarence w. VIII te Il
George Wishart
! a. W. White
! Moses Wilson
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-07

TO RENT'-stof es ornces. tenemants.
ers, furnished apartments and rooms,
all centrally located Geo. NJ Hawks.
4Sa Main at 49,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-07
BENNINGTON poos

List Of Owners Who Have Applied fer
Licenses.
Below is published a list Of dog
owners in the town Of Bennington
who have complied with the law up
to date of October |.
Dog owners who have dogs not yet
licensed should forthwith procure Ii.
censes. Dog licenses after October
/ one-half price
e. A. BOOTH,
Town Clerk.
Name Cog Female
Lewis NJ. Allen
Lewis f. Allen
G. Ed Adams 2
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-07

Mrs. l.. f. Hoiton /
Edward Hurley /
Mrs. X. l.. s Hall
, Mabel HAYES /
Mary Hall L
Richard Holden /
Mrs. Wm. g. Hawks /
Mrs. Murray Hathaway /
Geo. NJ Hawks
Fred Hurley /
Or, A. A. Illingworth |
Mrs. Chas. Jepson 1
Leon Jacobs
Z Homer Jacobs !
Philip Jacobs /
George Joseph /
Mrs, Chas. Johnson l
Guy b. Johnson
Frank Jewett /
Shirl Jewett l
Chas. Jones !
/ James w. Johnson |
Peter JACOBS l
II. II. Kenney
4 Joseph Kelly !
John f, Knapp
Thos. Kinney !
John J. Kinney /
Louis N. Knapp l
Ralph Knapp |
Joseph Kennedy /
! c. j. Xeefe l
4 Paul Kittcll 1
Richard Kittell |
Ed Langd0n |
Elmer LaFIamme !
Grover G. Lyons l
| Clifton Lel}arron
Bail l.. Lyons !
/ A. II. LaFountain !
Fred LaFranehiso ]
Jesse Leonard /
! ], A. Lutes /
Joseph LAWN l
James Leonard /
Mrs. LaSell /
/ Nm. j. Meagher !
Ed. II. MeCue /
Henry G. Monroe
VIM. II, Myers 1
Patrick McGuru |
+. Il, Moon l
NJ. G. Morris 5ey /
Ed. NJ. Murphy
Mrs. Fred Moon !
VIM. Il. Madison l
Fannie I. Morgan l
John Murphy
bernard Mason
James Murphy l
Fred Morse
Walter Main 1
J. r. Mattison
George Myers
John Myers l
NJ SIS Grace Miller
Warren II More
Lawrence J. Mccoy
Hiram Mattlaon
John p. Morrisscy
Mrs, Martin Murphy
Mrs. A. S. Martin
Ed Murphy
Frank Mara Il
Willis X. Madison
l.. +. Moore /
John II. McMastcr L
John Mould /
Byron II, McGraw
Mrs, c. II. Mason
Carl f, Madison
William Morse
Clarence N. Morse
Richard Mccarthy
] Il. Manuel
Geo Il, Moon
Leonard NORM ]
Bert Morse
Ed e Madison
Louis r. More
VIM. c. Meaghcr I
/ John Morris
ID, f. Moore /
r. j Mulqueen 4
Mrs. l.. r. Moore /
4 Leo J. Marcoux i
Henry MacLaren
Hall p. Mccullough
Mrs. Otto Mulch i
Samuel A. Noyes
Perly G. Nourse
William Moves 1
Geo. Noyes, Jr,
Champ Moves
Shaker Norful /
VIM. D Newton
james Oatman
NJ. G. Ostrander /
Jesse Olin /
Chas. O'Kane 1
A. II. DIN 1
A. S. Payne /
]. Burton Powers /
Robert L, Pilling /
Warren e. Paddock l
Frank Paschkee /
VIM. r. Pleasant 1
S H. Percy /
Nicholas Petras ]
Raymond Patter l
Martin Percy !
Selah wilkins l
John Proud /
John Plante |
Ruth Perham l
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-07

WANTEn---By young couple ono or
two furnished rooms for light house
keeping, Address y, b. G. Box 40,
Bennington, VT i1if
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-07
Make Those Old
Things New

Let us polish and lacquer those old
Andirons. Fire Sets, Brass Candle
sticks, etc. Nickle and Silver plating.
Automobile Lenses resilvered.
Special at-est!cn to mail Orders. {,
- - ~ ~ 49,.
THE G. S. BLODGETT CO., Inc.
10000 Bank St. Burlington, VI.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-07

wANTBD--We want TO buy rs tons
clean oat or rye straw, either baled
or loose. baled preferred. IA. /. Lusn-
man Mfg. Co. stf.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-07

FOR SALE OR RENT--Knabe piano.
Cost $500 before the war. WIN sell for
$500 or rent at 81 90 per month. Ad.
dress +. o. Box 203, North Bennington.
VI. 97i
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-07

WANTED--rwo table girls. Ap-
ply at The Lundeen, i5l North street.
Tel S59-W l2tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-07
FoR sALs'
MISCELLANEOUS

LosT--ln front Of the Methodist par
sonRge, South SALISBURY. black
sweater Finder please return TO Burt
Harwood South Shaftsbury este
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-07

EuSGic DuouNt
Fred Beagle
Henry Bushee L
Chas X. Bleau l
Fred Fl. Baker |
Miss Bula Bates ]
Francis Brunina |
Herbert G. Bostwick |
VIM. A. Bahan
VIM. II. Bradford
Horace Becker !
Mrs. VIM. II. Bradford
Trenor P. Brown l
Mrs. John Beaumont |
John F. Blanchard /
Mrs. Minnie Bushee l
Julia Burgess
Anna p. Buchanan ]
Royal Bostwick !
Mrs. w. O. Burt !
Roger G. Biddle l
Alfred f. Blair l
II. N. Carpenter l
r. V. Cole
Anna Clark 1
Paul C. Cornell /
Frank NJ. Crawford l
Nicholas Cone !
Freeman w. Cook !
NJ. Evelyn Colgate l
John Carroll !
VIM. Costello l
Ella +. Cummings l
Mrs. Allie B. Coon l
Mrs. Louis Cornell l
Wendall G. Carey l
Helen X. Cutting !
Mrs. Mary Cone !
Ralph Cobb |
John j. Connel !
w. +. Corbctt l
Rose Clark l
c, A. Carpenter ]
Martin Cutler l
Mrs. Frank II. Campbell /
John Cook !
Albert Colvin l
James Colvin l
Clarence Church |
Dorance f, Coping ]
Clarence Chandler |
Harry Clark ]
Frank Casey |
Alfred Cote !
! f.. L. Cowan |
John E. Cole l
/ Charles Clark i
Mrs. Sarah Cook l
Murray Crawford 2
! NJ. j. Curtin
tThos. Dockum
! Ernest De Long /
| VIM. Deslaurier /
Elmer Dwyer ]
! Fred Davis l
Elizabeth Dudley 2
Harry NJ Durham !
Mrs. Annie 4. DarrOw |
John belong i
, Ds.L Dragon |
Frank Deslaurier l
/ Jesse o. Dryer l
John DeBell /
Harold Dockum l
Mrs. Thos. Dockum l
Adolph Dropat l
Thos. y. Donnelly l
Walter Duncan l
Harold Damon |
4. l.. Dragon l
George Douglas
Geo. D. Durand |
A. w Elicit !
Edw. w. Everett :
Henry G Elwell ]
Roy Elwell
Ruth II. Eddy
Russell NJ. Elwell l
Arthur Elwell ]
+. ID. Eaton !
Mrs. Oscar Eddy
Fred Foster
Fillmore Farm
I Howard Foster |
Helen Field
Thomas II. Foster
VIM. Fonda
Ernest Flanders
VIM. Friedman
Anna j Frazier
Earl u. FaTnum
Mrs. Margaret Farrcr
John N. Fay
Henry +. Foster
Paul Gagne
II. G, Fruitrich
Pearl Gates
Elmer Il Green
Mrs Leslie Gibson
Lawrence l.. Gokay
r o. Gore
Joseph Gore
VIM. Gunnason
f. l.. Gooding
Trenor p. Gregg
VIM. l.. Gokay
r chard Griffin
hudson Galusha
Thomas b, Green
Mrs. Reba Gallipo
Mary Gipney l
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-07

Edward Ahern /
j. w. Allard 1
Mrs. A. 3. Atwood 1
II. L. Ainsworth IL
Chas. Austin L
VIM. II. Armstrong
Fred Armstrong 1
Mrs. Pauline Burgess
Whine L. Bolt /
Sam II. Blackmer 1
Patrick Brazell
Carlton e. Bahan 1
Reginald Bolt l
Mrs. Lena Bowles 1
Hugh Burne
Earl Burgess /
Fred Bottum 1
Lewis Briggs /
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
THE ANSWER TO THE SPIRIT OF GRAB.

Never tho spirit OF grab. manifest
In some quarters among the men who saw
service In the country's uniform, better or moro
dolicately rcbukcd than In President Harding's
address to ox-servce men at Atlantic City. The
president said;
THE who came back wounded and
impaired In ability to carry on tho vocation
OF his life deserves the fullest MD In our
power TO- give. and | propose to use all the
Influence I have to see that no gets IT,"
he said. nut | am not much concerned
with those who camo out OF the war unim-
paired. They have the compensation OF
supreme service and experience. You may
he disappointed with matters OF legislation,
but | want you to know that are inter-
cstcd in your welfare"
That is the gospel OF wise statcsma nship and
good American patriotism that The World has
been preaching for months. mourning a con-
sequence the ridiculc and hatred OF some ex-
service men who seem unable TO get tho correct
viewpoint.
81 am not So much concerned with thoec
who camc out OF tho war unlmpairod," said
the president. Nor is any straight thinking
man conconcd with these Small politicians
ready TO vote almost any hardship upon tho
nation in order TO makc their own peace
calling and reelection secure" make protcur
OF concern, but inevitably thcy must hate them
selves for their hypocrlsy,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
rrnsnrNG's n,nuKr TO GoMrrus.

Gcnerni Pcrshing administered splendid re-
hute TO tho insuffcrablo and important ogo'ism
OF samuel Gompers when, following that gem
tho general voiced sorrc truths that have too
often and too long been ignored.
'rhc pollcc, of this republic arc not deter
mined by labor unions or any other organi2a-
tions." he snid. but by tho consensua OF opinion
OF its patriotic citizens OF whatever affillaton.
am here TO say to you that tho members Of
tho labor unions were not the only ones who
won the war, II was tho citizens who inherit
od their patriotism from tho forefathors who
came across In the Mayflowcr and helped de-
tcrmiuc and decide the Independence OF Amer
lea, as well M those that adopted American in
time for us to Rise up and say that America
shnl be ruled and governed by American ctl-
zcns and not by organizations which have their
own scflsh purposes to serve"
Gompcre and men OF his vocation and View
point. have harped In season and out OF season
about tho "patrioism Of labor" as II 1t were
something apart. distinct and unusual II the
patriotism OF labor was somothng the country
should thank unlonsm for American citizen
ship imposes patriotism those unable to be-
come inspired with 1t by reason OF the ncstima-
BILE advantages they enjoy under tho stars and
stripes. But patriotism consists of some hing
moro than mere lip service to the cause.
This IN the delicate point admirably made by
General Pcrshlng.