The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-20
PROFESSOR JOSEPH RozER BE
L-EVES DEPRESSION has HELPED
cA:-%- OF EDUCATION.

III" r,. ..2 of ,:rpr">~sca :hroucA
WI. .... ted safes ra> h""m PASS
- -. '" '".i -, N'ipHd the schools
- ~, ,....:.n - IL, country nrI The
rla.> ~ ,lh,., .Iuca;i"u ~, ord.rE It"
- - I">. nn =. -. prc.;.d''.; a.: Far
mon. >nrn.1 >ch"ul. whn cam" ."
r.,n. s..'' a,,:.-~ last c,"a.ns at
Nr"N.'H hasa s,..' g.
In ahn.-;r.a, times such as I'll" coun-
y. ,<i,r,.c,d during and Just after
- ',?r." lr~>idcu, Roztrr SAIL :" an
In'N'..g, 90" r"yort~r las; evening. che
.'nI,n.y AMONG uur young p"opi" MAS
- p.t 'hs pursuit. Of education and
.aLr !I.rd,!yc employment in positions
VI. y Hsrr paying unhNard-nf prices.
In xrSI' r.,.E i,,rs OF cases Il was al
r.,~t iurn,.., L. to Keep :hc boys in
h.-a h,,; So strong MAS the lure OF
-" &.Eh wages being paid Young men
:nI to,& 'p- WORK Md n high school
Gr,IlA.- Cn.lh command pay hiGhcr
jNan n.ar, Z the professions. 50 that
/; vas = -iSL- ;rrlptatton--aHd great
numbers % our young people yielded
~ dcscr. H.. pursuit OF education nor
H. r than the completion OF the high
Sc!.OnI r.urS So Naturally. our colleges
Sru,"c-L With tue high prices h"'"S
.. I.- other Ines os work. teaching
, - no q: a. attractive from III" imam
Ct! >;':H.puiUt: consequently compar-
ativCly small number - StGdeHtH
passed in,o our normal schools % NJ
. themselves FOR positions as teachers
Now. however. in view Of the inGuS-
al >.,u.'!"u that has pre;a'l"d FOR
-, lnS. >,..Iai months. the t"ach:AH
l.ruf..;s.ua - lain attracting our young
people. &rI ,m,te IS q very appreSlaoic
,r,r,.sc ~ tr, number OF young folks
w&o Lr" ,ttrndlng the normal schi"'s
- cdUrat" themselves as teachers. the
>r"u,. ,...;r:n is true with respect TO
o "r r'n.,sE."rs. and our colleges are
y"P,I.'nc i.r--r attendarces now.
Close Political Observer
President Roller Is also close OBJ
server q thing political in West N'r-
gina and the county In general ana
TOOK occasion to make few ohserHa-
hons on the poiil!ca. situation n West
virginia With respect . the Repuo-
l:can party. he stated ,ha; he finds that
,he rank and h'e o. IVES, Virginia Re-
publicaus are locking rather anN."Cs,y
for the entrance OF a fnurth candidate
into the senatorial primary race
L have been unable - observe. re
sad. 81, Grea. GeEre" ~ enthusiasm
Co. an! ~ II" :hr"e EcH"'l.ra7 rana.-
dates rNn - ne ue'd NJ. IIiE'S an
n,,.,-ce.rc-, failed 70 arouse 80 eHih'!s-
lasn tina, hal been hoped for i. and
Mr. EDNA IDS Who was announced "a
tho niii'orairH mattress manufacturer
r.,dId7.o doesn't seem 70 he meeting
with anv appreciable success in gather
ing strength 10 hts campaign. AS Tor
senator sutherland. I am competed 20
>ay ia ra.-rcSs to him ihat have
.,ynd him p ,ery courteous gentleman
,rd he has done several things which
| have &aA occasion :" ask o; MIN hn'
;NN p.np'-, SC"m - feel INA; senator
Sutherland mas neen a. Washington for
TN ,clra a..6 hasn't grown with tho
iob. E:Sr; row. more than ever. the
r.opIc OF Vest Virginia. arc hoping for
tho entrance ~ a candidate in;o the
senatorial raHrpaiSa who - man ~
ah!l!;, and Il man who can accomplish
things"
Tho Democrats
NJ Eoz.rr himself a Democratic to,-
.c,rer. also talked OF he Democrat"
senatorial. q ;uat;on. stating that h" he
: ewes former senator William +" 'hL-
ION ntil probably he The Democratic
NOMINEE.
NJ. &-eiy." hc sad. hasn't stated
exactly VIA; Ne Intends 20 do that l
lu,v &C. Uut a. Fa.rmou' there IS con- :
.fdsraD,e jcaluuSr existing against
>:eeI,. Ne ,nunS man he hrok" into
cnlit,.s and Fuiged 10 he fr"2. when
n;hcrS wan;ed the honor he gained.
wouldn't ae surprised x Nee'% has
Tiger relieving IN o;hcr places In me
s,atc ,naa he has r.rht a; hone n