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pment Of the university ard had contributed vast

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much Of his the supervision Of its activities
Heretofore the majority Of the educational institutions of
the country the board Of trustees had laid down the policies and
university had its financial
The president presumed merely cooperate
the chief administrative officer the university Thus the shm
began and this little after Professor Wilson became
president of the university.
In 1908 Mr. Wilson, unknown board trustees announced
which involved abolition the student clubs OF
Princeton and the division Of the university into Of units
called Quads after the English fashion
PRINCETON READY TO DROP WILSON.
number students be assigned
without reference to their preference the matter They
together necessarily be thrown together This
Mr. Wilson's idea of the establishment of complete
democracy.
the plan naturally the destruction Of
values of several hundreds Of thousands Of dollars in
vested in the student eating clubs and the in
connection with the establishment Of Quad further objection
system fall because who
genial Compuon would result
meals only who might possibly be
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portions and the feeling hostility Mr. Wilson BE-
great that only q question of time until he
would be forced by the majority of the board of
surrender the presidency
had kept in close touch with Princeton affairs since gadua
ton. had, officer Of the Princeton Club Of New York,
advised Mr. Wilson thoroughly the situation and had
stood the position Of acting, York. the
link between him and the alumni
| UNIVERSITY CLUB SNUBS PRESIDENT.
In 1909 Mr.. Wilson, president of the university,
invited make the Princeton Club
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that evening fatefuy otherwise present When

reception, especially from the older
Being officer Of the club met him at the door and took
him Noticing that he receive cordial
reception, and that the attitude of patent hostility
took him through hail. that he would have
through the body Of the audience
him to the platform from which he speak
president Of the club in his introduction said
1--WE have with this evening president university
Mr.. Wilson," -
The vice president and the only other persons
platform
After the speech shook
dent We paused for a others would follow
The older whom trustees not
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President the United States"
writing that telegram, in mind very prob
ability of Democratic through the country of Demo-
lower feeling that the
Taft administration falling into state of collapse.
had also in mind the fact that Mr. Wilson would in
teecuay superior to candidate who might be elected
the his
pagning could be turned such that he would
attract the attention of the entire country
His election that received
notice. but the vast majority people throughout the country
viewed higher education. Tesely their
general sentiment might have been expressed in the phrase
Watch the professor
After his Inauguration, Mr. Wilson
to his program.
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of the
lost Astounding and Fascinating Political

,rlCan New
Of trustees, which contrary all Of the traditions the
university.
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the fall Of 1894 Princeton University Never hav
been in the East had great feeling Of loneliness In
addition, satisfied that Princeton the for
first choice being Harvard My family however, having
precedence than did, preferred Princeton acceded to
their wishes.
Some time in October Of that year became member Of
the Southern Club organization of about hundred Shortly
thereafter the club held meeting Woodrow Wilson, but recently
called professorshp invited After the
Ing out Of the door, happened to fall in with HIM
We walked the together accompanied him to
his home The point Of contact between that
both from the South.
ADMRES WILSON. BUT FINDS HIM COLD.
made inquiries about Pnceton We discussed relative
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(derS IN a I
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Re,
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professor anywhere Princeton, would 60 South

idea Impressed greatly.
For the next year: came in contact With Prof Wilson
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-02

All the News-All the Time-rS.
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-02
sary that one be secured In,

sary that one be secured imr,~
ately.
Announcement was made ~
OF the splendid results from 4.
Friday afternoon baby clinic !, +,
Anthony's hospital. There ve,. Z
babies there yesterday. and -.
one had gained in the week betvs~
the clinics. This clinic is coma
ed by Miss Thompson. the visitiss
nurse.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-02
ADJUSTMENTS
TIE THEATBR CALENDAR

-AOrI0N FICTUBHI
DOWNTOWN
Fort Armstrons-'IThe spendeFs."
Spencer ssu...-Mary Niles Minter in
Sweet Lavender"
Majess,e-wfn.n Russell In Bare
KnuckIes''
Ansrieso-'.rhe Mormon Trail"
OUTLYING
Bsst-Thirty-eighth ssves. rourteeatA
Black Hawk-l1o3 Twelfth avenus-
Br.sms.'s Rla,ts-ss4 Ninth street.
Edith Story in The Golden Hope"
Fif.h Avs,ss-25s2 Tifth svesus-
Ausustasa Gymsasium.
April 25-TnCtty Symphony orchestra
concert.
May 2-Mary Garden gives concert
under auspices Tn-City Musical associa-
ton.
Coliseum.
i(DavenportD
April s-Hable Garrison concert under
auspices Tri City Musical association.
April c4-Tn-City Symphony orchestra
concert.
BaPtis Theatre.
tDavenport)
April 3-'"The Mikado."
April 12-Jsek Norvorth in NY Lady
Friends"
Capitol Theatre-(D avenport)- Today-
Alice Joyce in Cousin Kate"
VAUDEVILLE
lnAXanno6fl
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MsIody Stars Are
Headliners at the
Columbia Theatre

Program ct the Columbia start
Ing Sunday II headlined BY the Six
Klfksmith Sisters, . sextet Of dam
II Scintillsting stars Of melody who
present q muaical interlude &C.
knovledsed to be the most refined
and artistic musical Offering now
before the public. Sidney Phillips.
: monologist Of reputation, enter
tains with songs and stories. Will
liam B. Friedlander presents THE
Man Hunt" . somnambulistic COM
edy BY Harlan Thompson with
Peark Hazeltine and Frank Nc
Hugh. Frank Walmsley and Mae
Heating have . comedy novelty Of
fering which they have named
~Ccmicalities Of Life" Chad and
Monte Huber are late featured play
ess with $50 Long Lefty" and pre-
sent "A Dance advertisement Of
Broadway's Celebrities" The last
half Of the week the bill starting
next Thursday has two well known
vaudeville headliners. Herschcl
Henlere. best known Is the author
Of the popular song "Kismet." will
offer Madame Skiddikadinki in
piAnofage. Betty Byron and viii
liam Haig in The Book Of Vaude-
ville," written and staged by Claude
Bostock. Miss Byron and Mr.. Haig,
are both favorites in vaudeville and
musical comedy. Other acts on the
program are Stanley and Birnes.
AFTER the Club" Jewel and Ray
mond, Just Kids" Ellis Nowlan
Troupe. THE Merry Monarchs Of
ne Sawdust Arena" and Harry
Tsuda in "A Spherical Novelty. -
He smiles as he thrills. The fol-
lowing week one Of the seasons
novelties, "A Trip to Hitland,"
With ten Of Americas foremost song
writer's introducing musical bits
from 1900 to 1921. And Max Bloom
and Alice Sher, musical comedy
stars In "A Tale Of . Lonesome
Epine."
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VISITING NURSE
HAS URGENT NEED
FOR RUBBER RING

Miss Alice Thompson: visiting
nurse, has need in her work for a
rubber ring. A call has been sent
out asking someone who has such
an article which they would be
willing to give. to leave it at the
visiting nurse rooms in the State
bank building. 1t is very neces-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-02

by . neighbor whom l used to visit
frequently. l took four bottles of
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and now l am in the best of
health and enjoy doing my work every
moment Of the day." Mrs. L. N.
DARkAs, IS Howard St., Detroit, Mich.
It u not always in business that a
woman u forced TO give up her work
on account Of III health. 1t is quite q
often the woman who does her own
work ct home. When backaches and
headaches drive out all ambition.
when that bearing down sensation
attacks you. when you are nervous
and blue, the one great help for such
ailments b Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound.
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able to eat any
breakfast and al
ways complained
of . headache or
tired feelingwhich
Ut times required
me to stop my
work and rest. l
have never had a
physician and
never took any
medicine for it un.
til yours was rec
commended to me
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-02
She TOOK HER
FRIENDS ADVICE
Now isin the Best of Health
Because che took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Detroit, Mich. -"I was not feeling
well for several years and never was
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-02
PASSION PLAY.

Oberammergau. Bavaria. April 2.
The village elders voted to pro-
duce the Passion Play in 1922. It
was last presented in 1910.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-30

from want next winter, would be able
to obtain employment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-30
SLAYS HUSBAND IN QUARREL
Northampton County Woman De.
oIsres She Doesn't Regret Shooting

Easton, Pa.. Sept. 30-Newton Da.
Wis, aged forty four, was shot and
killed by his wife. aged forty one, at
their home at Mount Bethel. near here
last night. The wife declares shc fired
IN selt-dcfcnSc and does not repent her
action. She remains calm in prison
cell. believing her deed justified.
=, After shooting her husband from a
distance Of six feet. Mrs Davis. it is
said. waited half an hour and then
walked to q railroad station and asked
the agent there TO notify the police
Mrs. Davis says she fred the fatal shot
after her husband had broken n lock
on closet where she had confined him.
The couple were married twenty
seven years. The husband had been out
OF work for week; and during that
time the pair had Quarrelcd frequently.
according TO the police. Drink is said
to figure in the tragedy. Statements
made by Mrs. Davis. the police say,
may clear up the origin of several nys-
terious fires in this vicinity lately.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-30

ton. thousands of men now idle, and
whose families otherwise may suffer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-30
LITTLE
BENNY'S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape
BY Lee Pape

was late for suppir agen today.
and ] opened the frunt door easy and
looked in to see IL they was eating
wich they was. Inc thinking. @, POP
will be mad as enything. Wich jest
then I had idcer. thinking, @,
know wat, III sncck up and lay down
10 my bed vile and then can tell him
I was laying down in my room and II
wont be a story.
And I snuck up stairs ns lite rs |
could so they wouldn't t skreek too
mutch, wich they skrec kcd good eel
enyways ony nobody herd them on
account Of making 80 mutch noise eat
ing, and l went in my room and laid
down in my bed a vile and then i went
and called down over the bannisters,
Hey, ma, hay ma, and ma called up.
Well for goodnis sake, Is that you
Benny, ware are you and ware have
you bin?
Come down heer Immediately, pop
called up. ,.
witch I did, rubbing my eyes as II
I thawt I was still sleepy, and pop
sed, Ware have you bin?
Laying down in my room. sed
How long has supper bin reddy, l sea,
III ask the questions, sod pop, how
long have you bin up there?
Sir? l sed. Ever sints came in,
I sed.
And wen was that? sed pop.
Well. as soon as | came IN | went
rite IN, | sed. and pop sed. We'll would
YOU mind giving me q ruff estimate OF
lest how long ago that was?
cant tell ixactly. sed, and pop
sed. We'll. can because | happened
10 look in your room about 10 minutes
ago and you were conspicuous by your
nbsents. Mccning I wascnt there. and
| sed. Well. | don't think it was more
than 10 minutes ago.
Neither do /. Scd pop. jest take n
sect in the corner over there till we
get throo and then you can have some
II there's eny left.
wich there was. not being hot enE
more but still being kind of warm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-30
MUIR MEMORIAL GETS GIFT
Additional 1928 Acres Of Land Pre-
sented to Association

Washington. Sept. 3O.-By A. Pl
president Harding has accepted and
added to the Muir Woods National
Monument in California 12S acres Of
land. the gift Of former Representa- e
tive and Mrs. William Kent. of that
State. and from the Muir Woods and
Mount TamalpaS Railroad. This is
probably the first instance on record. "
the National Park Service said today.
of a railroad deciding lands to the
United States ms n gift" J."
Tho Muir Woods, notable grove of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-30
GET GASOLINE TAX FORMS

Harrisburg. Sept. 30.-More than
q, 800 dealers in gasoline in Pennsyl-
yania have been sent forms for the
making Of the first reports of their
sales taxable AZ tho first operation OF
q plan for collection without use OF ad-
ditional clerks in the Auditor General s
department The tax became operative
on September /. and is TO be paid for
sales. except for purposes of resale.
during September. thirty days after the
close Of the month being allowed for
payment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-30
Remove Those Skin
DiscoIorations
Use the Popular Skin Beautifier
Beauty Bleach

Tonight cleanse the skin with warm
water and Black and White Soap. APP
ply lightly to the skin Beauty Bleach
n delightfully."- fragrant cream. Next
morning. again cleanse the skin, rinse
with cool water. Then apply little bits
of soothing, healing Cleansing Cream.
Your skin IS then ready for your face
powder and rouge.
Black and White Beauty Bleach has
many uses-wIll remove tan sunburn.
freckles. liver spots, make the skin clear.
soft and youthful-tinted.
Black and white Cleansing Cream Is
ideal for cleansing the skin, relieving
chaps and other irritatiOns.
Black and White Beauty Bleach. SOC :
Black and White Soap, 2jc; Black and
white Cleansing Cream, Csc and soc,
can be found at good drug and depart
ment stores. Write Plough. Memphis,
Tenn, for Dream Book and leafiet which
tells you all about Black and white
toilet Preparations
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-30

redwood trees, became the property Of
the United States In 1908 when Presi-
dent Roosevelt accepted 205 acres from
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent and proclaimed the
area a national monument. 1t is To-
Gated on the south slope Of Mount
Tamalpas about seven miles across the
bay from San Francisco.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-30

lie to urge Congress to vote double
appropriation of Federal highway aid
for 1921, and to make it available i'm
mediately.
Thomas J. Wasser. chief engineer of
the Highway Department. said today
that If Congress passed this appropria-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-30
ASK ROAD WORK TO AID IDLE
Congress to Be Requested to Double
Hiohwavs Approprlation

Trenton. Sept. 30.-For the purpose
of reducing unemployment in the State
and also for speeding development Of
adequate highways. the state Highway
Department has joined with road off =
cials of other States in asking the pub
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
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COLERAIN

Mr.. Richard Bailey. Of Warwood. was
caller A. :he home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Y. Willie. Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance, Of Steubenville,
wer" callers here Sunday.
\ number from here attended tho St
ClaIrsvlle fair Thursday and Friday.
Miss Margaret Miller spent tho first
of tho week with her sister, Mrs NJ.
q. Martin. Of Warwood
Dr.. f.. r. Cope. Of Barton. was a pro-
fesS:onal caller hero Tuesday
Mrs. NJ. q. Martin and sons returned
to their homo at Warwood Tuesday,
after visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Miller.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred Yost and daughter
returned 10 their home at McKeesport.
Pa. after a visit at the home Of their
father. Milton Yost.
Mrs. Deborah White Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. r. A. Bailey. Of War.
wood
MIR. J. c. Brown was a business caller
az Key. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fulton were
callers a. s.: Clairsvills Friday.
Mr.. Robert Sharon was = caller In
Wheeling Tuesday.
Mrs. James Gesford was he ruest
Of relatives at Barton Friday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Beck were the
guests " Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Willie
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. 7. r IIain"s returned homo
Thursday from Barnnsville. where she
attended yearly meeting.
Miss Claire Hogue was a business
caller in Wheeling Tuesday.
Mr.. George Beck and Miss Gertrude
Miller. both Of Plea SAINT Grove. were
quietly married TT s.. ClairsWEe1
Thursday. Til" happy couple Will make
their future home at Plea SAINT Grove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK

Mountain Lake Park. Md. Sept. f.
Nuny "otngers are tarrying here for
the early fall season. The nights and
early mornings have been delightfully."-
COO,
Miss vernie Schrock, Baltimore, IL
here for her autumn vacation.
Mra. and Mrs E ". williams were
called to Clarksburg by the illness Of An
aunt
Mrs. J. ". Traver and daughter. Xiss
Alice. Washington. are guests Of Mrs.
WinChcil at Journeys End.
Superintendent DuneEan Of Mountain
Lake lark association has gone to Dela-
ware. o.. TO enter Ohio Wesleyan Uni
vers!iy.
Mrs. Ph!l;? Steptoe and three sons
have closed their bungalow and returned
Ia C|arksburg
Mrs. John .. Morgan and children
have returned % Fairmont.
Ms Selma Mason and children.
ClarksburG. have closed their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs =. A. Horror. ClArfs-
burg. spent ton days here.
Mr.. and Ms A. l. Hoult have re-
turned 70 Fairmont after spending sew
eral weeks here.
Mrs. Albert W. Rapp and daughter.
Mary Virginia. and Mrs Rapp's mother.
Mrs. Susan ". Raymond. ClAfksburE.
have closed their cottage.
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L|T7LE7ON

Msssrs Earl OF and Herman Miller
left Sunday for Rurkhannon, where they
Will attend school.
The many friends Of Miss Ruth Jack
son who ~ confined 70 her home with
typhoid FOYER. will be pleased to learn
She Is getting along nicely.
Mrs. J. l.. Iroudensla ger has returned
home after two weeks stay IN Fan'
mont.
Mss Mary Hedge is spending tho
week end with friends in wheeling.
The many friends Of Prof. r W. RiBer
will be pleased IN learn he Is much i'm
proved at this writing.
Mrs. J. J. Underwood Of Fairmont
spent Saturday hero with relatives.
Miss Gall Anderson loft Monday for
West Liberty. where she will attend
school.
James Ferguson who has been ern-
pioyed in Texas, IS visiting his mother,
Mrs. Ellen Ferguson. here for several
DAYS.
Mrs. Bert Henderson has returned
hom. after spending the week end In
Clarksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilber Burch and little
Enn Of Metz. are visiting relatives here
for few days.
Mr.. Clark McMaster Of Carksourg
spent Wednesday hero with friendA
Mrs Charles Sfurm Is visiting rela-
tives in Moundsvile for q few days.
Mrs. r. r. Metz and family have re-
turned home after q short visit at Earn
shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Earnest and fam
lily hav" returned home after q short
visit IN Grafton.
Miss Irma Pyles left Sunday for her
home IN Wheeling after a two weeks
Visit hero with friends.
Mrs. Marvel Renner has returned
homo after n months visit IN Indiana
Miss silver Loudenslaeer Is visiting
relatives in Huntington for few day..
Born. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Gump.
September Is. q daughter.
MIR. and Mrs. James Burch have re-
med home after a few days spent In
Adnnington.
Miss Sadi. Icmley has returned home
after months stay with friends In
Warrington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
IRON REVIEW

New York Sept, lS.-Aa advance IN
the price OF w'rs and wire rruGUr:s Is
well as In sheets by sev~rai 'nI",Hni""t
companies gave 10 ste"l market 4
much hrner tone during Ihs wnrH. end
many thought tho action az prices
marked turn for the h";i"r - me
whole steel situation. TNe"" was as"
\ slight improvements IN some other
directions. issuing structural, s'"H,. AND
supplies II the hAVis oi dis'r hU'"rI
were believed 10 be light. Ia" vO,ume
OF business was still relatively small,
however. and the fact that producers
were very eNious FOR business was be-
l!eved 70 he against Il genera, or pro
uoT1ced upturn. Zig iron waE In f2!-iv
active demand md. "a supplies wcrc
small. tho market showed pronounced
Gr:nness and vas also influenced BY tho
stronger market for coke.
Copper WAS comparatively quiet but
steady. Export inquiry has been 'N""kcd
BY the unsettled ruling OF fcr"'En eX-
change aud K Is reported that tho cop
pc export association has offered c.ec-
rrolytic down from 1c.7Sr :" ~ fSac
cIC. hamburg. wh!,n outside interests
are shading the price slightly bat with
out securing business at The rOm"r:.
Meanwhile demand f"r Democrats con-
sumption remains qu'e;. Producing -
forests arc holding e.e"troly;!c ~ l2hl'
to leSc. ~. outside price heinz ASKED
for November and l'"'"rh":. Sna
sa,es Of castings have been reported 10
China at ll;75c fs.s.
Tin was hiEher early ~ NrN'N
turned easy with The 'ow"r london N"a
sterling exchange. fred"'t"h - So
N nNcnss Of demand