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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-20
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IN POLICE COURT
Norman Gregory Proves Him
self Star Cross-Examiner
But Draws Fine.

z i ,
.sDid you see any scars, bruises
kicks or other marks of violence,
or the imprint of fingers, feet. tlsts
or hands upon any part of the
person of this young lady
Such was the question that Nor
man Gregory, who appeared IN
police court this morning, charged
with assaulting his wife, put to
officer G. W. Swiger and Others.
When the officer recovered his
equilibrium he succeeded in an
swerjng the question. The others
We're simply habbergasted and
didn't say anything.
Cross-eSamination was Gre
gory's long suit but in spite of this
fact he lost his case and was fined
$40 and costs.
"A Good Lawyer
The country lost good law
yer when that man took up wife
beating" said some one in the
crowd as court was dismissed.
Don't you think you'd better
stay away from your wife now,
since you cant get along with
herr" questioned Director W. E
Arnett, who was acting as mayor
in the absence of w. w. Conaway.
81 don't know If / better had or
not returned the embryo attor-
ney. Some have one opinion and
some have another"
'.I have an opinion" said the
acting mayor, "that the next time
you're brought in on this charge.
you're going to get thirty days in
Jail and $50 or $50 fine
The amateur lawyer kept sill
ence here for the first time in the
trial SO insistent had he been
upon interrupting and questioning
that once the officials were forced
to remand him to Jail in order to
allow the witness TO proceed with
their testimony. He left, in charge
OF an officer, but argued the case
all the way to the jail. AS the
officer left him, he promised to
"be good" if allowed TO come
back, and was presently returned
to the court room. His contin ued
refractory, however. until the end
OF the hearing.
Gives Warning
Acting Mayor Arnett warned
Gregory against pursuing his wife
further.
If she has divorce proceedings
against you" said Mr.. Arnett.
you have no further jurisdiction
over her and you had better stay
away. According to your own
testimony, you have trouble every
time you so near her and this is
, the easiest way to stop it,
Mrs. Gregory testified that sew
eral times before her husband had
assaulted her. She gave choice
description of her husband in the
following excerpts from her tcstj-
mony:
HE doesn't like to talk with his
mouth---.--.-He hits me and then
argues about it later Hes al
ways raising particular CAIN.
He hit me so many times 1 can't
remember them aIl-He's the
kind of man that hits his wife
when there's nobody around to
see; he's afraid to any other time
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-20
Social Calendar
Saturday.

Saturday.
The p. & o. Veterans and the
Ladies Auxiliary will meet at Z
O'Clock at the x. of P. Hall.
Monday.
Mrs. Edwin Brooks will enter
tain the Florence Kinney Bible
Glass at 5 O'Clock at her home at
Woodland Park.
The ]. NJ. Black GLASS of the
Presbyterian Sunday school will
present 1.-The Minister'S Wife's
New Bonnet" at s O'Clock at the
church.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-20

ilsGensyisse fart al &. is S Mary
fsoakes. MIST lga Lam Mss Edith
iSPigsott Miss Edith sand Miss
fSNalIia SOME. Miss rene Joyce.
James IS. Mechanic 3 Junior Martin,
virgil 4Iiggs. Harold kellar and
Fay Wilson.
Town Looks Clean
Not since the opening of the
coal mines here thirty years aGu
has there been time, that Mon
onsah did not look smoky and
coal besmeared until now. The
ongah its first chance to locS
clean. The new. grass and leaves
have had nothing to change. their
appearance and the recent rains
have removed the old coat of smoke
from the buildings. Nononsah, at
present, is as clean as country
village.
Local Items
Jake Scarf. who had been en-
pIoyed here as clerk in the Consofi-
dalton Coal Co. store for the past
two years. left yesterday for his
Mrs Jessie Davis of Worthing-
ton met with the Pythian Sisters
here last night.
Wilbc.t Evert of Wheeling WHO
attended the SINNERS conclave in
Fairmont was here last evening
calling on his brother. Tom Erert.
Local Pythian Sisters who harS
been invited by Fairmont Decora-
ton Day committee to take part in
the parade on May so will he furn-
ished with automobiles in the pa
rade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Morris and
daughter, Miss Opal. who had been
visiting with Mrs Morris mother
Mrs. John Miller at Enterprise
since Tuesday returned to their
home here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Martin an6
Ben Fox attended the Shriners'
Banquet in Fairmont Thursday
evening.
Mrs. D. w. Groves. who has
been i'll for some time, left yester,
aday for two weeks visit at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. era
ham Pearson OF Westchester.
Mrs. Tim Jones of Wendell. Pa.
is here visiting at the home of h..
mother. Mrs. Nancy Watkins of
Main street.
.
terdav visiting at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.. Pr1ce-
F. R. Yoke. who addressed the
graduating class of West Monon-
gah High School here last night
proved to be an orator as we'll as
a school man. Mr.. Yoke delivered
his address in such manner as
to reach each member of the class.
He explained to the class the I'M
portance OF selecting the right W.
cation and that failures were caus-
ed by selecting occupation not
suited TO our talents.
The Philathca Glass of t. Bap-
list Church postponed its meeting
from Friday to the following Fiji
day and will meet with Miss Karci
Price at her home in Main street; 4
The Rev. A. a. Dye returned
Wednesday evening from Parkers-
burg where he attended meeting
Of the board of promotion of the
Baptists of the state. which was
held there. MI. Dye is a member
of the board.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-20

In the Cantilever Shoe you 81
find. besides the fashionable R type
of heel and toe, an arch tn atStsXs
flexible like your OWL. ThisEs hoeTf
arch flexes with every step yougS
take II draws up when you Lace
the shoe to furnish@jus the de-
gree of support eachSone ofsyours
arches needs. The unrestrictedMs
action of your foot strengthen
it's muscles through exehcise, pre-
vents and corrects arch eakness,sSs
and makes you feel and loo orssi
vigorous.
$ If you would know the upremes
comfort of the stylishly round d.
toe. the low heel and the flexible
arch. slip your feet into CAN'T
levers They are good oking
shoes, well made of choice mate
rails. reasonably priced, and So
easy on your feet that they are
more than fashionable.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-20

"a ared At III Presbyterian;
sChnrcHSa IA O'Clock, and the adm5s9
SION viii be@2 5 and Scents
1.-THE GLOWING IS the cast he
Reverend Mr.. Grund John Mere
iFdit11 ): Hepzibah Grundy, Mrs:gA = !
Garet: Samantha Slick, MIS- Fl. Fl.
BaIshowsky: Nodanna Simpklns.
Vivian Heston: Agatha squalis.
Mrs. Fred Hunsaker: Penelope
Perkins, Miss Grace Heintzeiman'
Cayenne Pepper, Deborah, fltz-
gerald; Delphe Hardahear. Biancne
Price: vivian Walker, Mrs. John
Rnrnfield: Always Knoxit. Harry s.
Hill: Billy Butcher, Richard
Totman: Hugh Howler, Joe 3
Fea Their: Professor HishFoice,
katherine Beltzhoover-
Mrs Glenn Keister is pianist and
Mrs F. f. Church is director of
music. while Miss Bessie j. Reed is
director of play and Francis Hime-
lick is violinist-
Club Entertained.
Mrs. Frank kisner was hostess
TO the Needleworkers Club yester-
day evening at her home in Mary.
land avenue. Needlework was the
diversion of the evening. and re-
Ifreshments we're served.
Marriage Announced
Announcement has been made
of the marriage of Miss Virginia
NERVE Osborne of Moody's Run
and Raymond Price Wells OF
Barackville. which was solemnlzed
on wednesday evening at C1arks-
burg, with the Rev. ]. D. Stall
maker, pastor Of the Baptist
Church. officiating. The ceremony
was performed at the home or the
brides sister. Mrs. Mack Sn1der.
The bride is a graduate of the
Pennington High school and is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ:
Osborne. Mr.. Wells is son of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Wells of Bar
rackville. Mr. and Mrs. Wells
have taken up their residence at
Barrackville.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-20

Are M
amb
on
Rosa Ponselle
by herself.
following the tradi
lonal sacrifices
gain perm
But her life holds lesson
ZONE
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-20
To Repeat Play.

"The Minister'S Wife's New Bon
nett the play given last MONDAY
by the J. NJ. Black Class OF the
Presbyterian Church. which scored
Il big success. will be repeated mex.
Monday evening with the same cast
participating. The play will again
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-20

burgh. Several sof the Quota c1uE'
members who attended the meeting
will return home tonight, while 9TH
ers will spend Sunday in Pitts
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-20
Quotas to M eet

"a s5H Quotas to Meet.
s The Quota Club will hold its
evening meeting on Mon.
day evening at o'clock at the
EFairmont, at which time dinner will
he served The dinner will be fol-
Moved by reports OF the Quota con
sSention held this week at Pitts
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-20
Wand Large Attendance

- Want Large Attendance
~ 1T is very much desired that the
record breaking attendance OF the
Loyal women's Bible Class of the
Central Christian Church be kept
3up. and to this end a REQUEST mas
been made that each member pre-
sent last Sunday be present tomor-
row morning and bring another
4erson. last Sunday the class mad
an enrolment of more than 100
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-20
Hour Changed

Il The hour for the meeting of the
FLORENCE Kinney Bible Glass has
been changed to 3 O'Clock instead
of Is $50, as announced. The class
will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Edwin Brooks at Woodlawn PARK,
and following the study hour tea
will be served.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-20
Shoes More han.
Fasl1io11ab bic

Fashion has swung to the round
roomier toe and the low heels
These are important elements 81
comfort and foot-efficiency but
the most important one elementS
the flexible arch-is not to gbeS
had with the round toes and low
heels of ordinary shoes. And8thes;
flexible arch is the achievement
of modern shoe designing. n
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-20
ceIehrates eirthday.

Louis Cole was hostess yesterday
afternoon at the home OF his par
fents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Cole, in
Chicago street to q number or MS
3schoolmates in celebration OF the
eighth anniversary of his birth.
The young folks assembled at tnS
cole home and spent a delightful
afternoon, and at the close of the
AFTERNOON ice cream and cake We're
seryed. A birthday cake with light
IA candles conferred the serving
shle
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-20
OFFICE. Hero

MIS-. FRANCIS f. NICHOLS retuIHeu
Yesterday from jenkins, Ky. where
she spent the winter with her sis.
ter. Mrs. John Gordon Smyth, and
with Miss Mary Louise Nichols will
take up her residence again in the
Nichols property in Fairmont ave
nue.. Miss Nichols has been resid- :
ing at Highgate. the home OF NJ
and Mrs. ]. f. Watson, during Mrs.
Nichols residence in Kentucky.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-20
TO Held Dnnce

Invitations have been issued by
the Protected Home Circle for a
dance to be held at the hall at
jackson and Madison street next
Tuesday evening. Mack's Orches-
ira will furnish the music. and
dancing will begin at 9 o'clock and
continue until IL. with an inter
mission to be taken for refresh :
mentS.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-20

When ] was 16 the course of my
life was greatly Influenced by the
family mortgage. Oh yes. we had
one. And the barker. true to
form, was threatening to fore
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-01

aMbasadornl american, dat tln
pranz in onoarea sahului Persiei.
Londra. - Prin intermediul
|delegatiei halsevice de la Genoa,
Papa Plus a TRIMS guvernulul
|sovietelor o mona nota prin care
protesta viguros fmpotriva arestaI
[rei ,patriarhului Tikhon, capul bi-
sericei rysesti, pc baza motiyulul
ca ar Fl rezistat reehizitiei de lu-
|cruri pretioase GEO facea autori-
|tatile prin biserici.
Belgrad. - Sc anunta ca casa
toria regelui Alexandra al Jlgo-
slaviei cu prineipesa Maria Ro-
maniei. care fusese fixata pc
ziua Gle l Iunie, sa amanat pana
la 8 Iunie. Amanarea $ "a facut la
dorinta regelui 81 reginei Roma
niei 'caror hotarire fost facuta
neeesara de mala fiicei lor mai
mari. princesa Elisabeth, sofia
printului de coroana George al
Greciei.
Detroit. Mich. O delegate
de mai multi locuitori S 'au pre-
zentat la dl Henry Ford, fabri-
cantul de automobile, rugandu-l
sa-si depuie candidatura de pre-
sedinte. al Statelor Unite la ale
gerile viitoare, 81 promitandu-i
Intreg sprijinul lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-01

fa'a Nm American care MI site romanee aa Roman care
nv s1e engiezeste Aven dusman carl araa aercanor
mod exaeerat numa partea cea mai rea xr roanes Ne
prieteni carl sarate partea e ce bun4 Pc
trebue sal pregateasca sa nil dea Ro1ni
d sum- sngnr carl pot sd nil dea, dca hunayoina
- a facut ac multe lucrnri bune; sal " acesa
g. STANCpLEgCU.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-01
|STIRIDIN
PATRlE..

Legatiunea maghiara din Bu-
curesti anunta pc cei interesatl ca
in Ungaria <supusii romani Sc bu-
cura de acelas tratament ca ceta-
tent maghiari in chestnut de
inchiriere.
Proprietarii morilor din Banat
an adresat un memOriu guvernu-
hi. prin care sa sc lase liber eX-
portnl de fainA abba. avand mari
stocuri inmagazinate. +.
Termenul alegerilOr pentru
'ConSistorul bisericesc suprem q
fost amanat pana La data necu-
noscuta.
La Vulcani a avut loc nolla
ncnorocire in mine. Victime NOR
tale sunt y. In nina Corina as
cenzorul s'a prabusit rupandu-se
funiile. Muncitorii de pc ascen,
zoare au murit ell totii.
.
Ziarul 'Lupta' publica lm CO.
municat al ministerului Gle in
structie prin care guyernul face
cunoscllt ca nu recunoaste diplO-
mele universitare provenite din
Ungaria. intrucat nu s'a putut
ajunge la un acord in privinta
aceasta cu Ungaria.
Fireste dispozitiunea aceasta Sc
refera numai la diplomele ce vor
Fl obtinute in viitor.
Ziarul "Adevarul" anunta ca
in administratia ardeleneasca Sc
vor face in zilele aceste mari
schimbari.
Schimbarile aceste Sc datoresc
propunerilor facute de ministri in
nrma calatoriilor intreprinse in
Ardeal.
'Oficiul statistic din Buda-
pesta publica datele recensaman-
tulni mai nou facut in Ungaria.
Suprafata Ungariei noua este de
92.72O kim. patrati, lar numarul
locuitorilor de 8,O15.621.
In grav conflict izbucnit in
tre fabricantii din tara Barsei ST
lor. S'a incercat alcA-
tnirea unni contract colectiv GU
ajutorul Inspectoratulni central
al mlncei. Pretentiunile lucrato-
rilor all ranlas la o crestere de
SO la ,s,ita asupra salariilor de
astazi, patronii acceptand numaiI
0 crestere de 15% 81 de fiecraeI
sotie 2 lei, ,le fiecare copil leu
pc ri.
Tratativele an fost insa rnpte.
neintelegerile crescand, astfel Ell
Sc asteapta declararea grevei.
Faptul are 0 importanta deoae-
bita, deoarece va fnceta ncrul in
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-01
INFORh|AT|UN|


San Salvador. Armata a
pts eapaf nnei rascoalc prin uci-
derea 81 ranirea mai multor re
bell. Gel prinsi vor Fl judecati de
curtea martiala.
I4Ondra. Vorbind in camera
cOrlunelOr, I'll Cecil Harmsworth
spus ca fntre America 81 Anglia
urmeaza negocierile pentru Sc
da americanilor din teritorile de
sub mandatul hritanic, aceleasi
drepturi ca 81 supnsilor Englezi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-01

DIN fUCA C)lUE|UlUl
Oamenii avari sunt totdeauna
saraci.
Nh taia puntea mapoia ia de
cat daca esti asigurat.
u
Precnm nu poti sd judeci a.
dancimea apei numai din pri-
wire, asa nici valoarea unni ON
MI o poti cunoaste decat din fap-
tele lui.
i
De multeori pestii pc earl vreai
Sal prinzi sunt prea mari pentru
undita ia.
"a
81 fiindca yeni vorba de pesti
81 de undite, sfatuim pc domni-
soara din Braila, -
care ne-a seris sal trimitem un
bagatel de 100000 lei sa-si poata
lua pc ibovnicul Ell de Otter care
a fermecat-o ell buzele lui rosii
de alifie 81 fata, lui palida de
faina orezului, sa-si aleaga de
barbat un ON muncitor care sa
n alba lipsa de hanii imigrantilor
pentru ca s;l-si capete nevasta
careia-i place atat de mutt zingl-
nitul sabiei. Am trimite de altfel
acest bagatel de BAN.
sori daca nu near fl de mandria
locotehentului care, - suntem 81
guri, - ar respinge suma da-
ruita de niste mojici. 81 apoi nici
nu voim sa expunem pc Napoleo-
nul brailean la niste neplaceri.
Sc poate intampla, - la ce nu te
poti astepta de la niste Oameni
earl n au abSolvat Academia bu-
nelOr manieri. ca vre-un mojic
din America, mergand acasa, s;l
rataceasca 81 prin Braila 81 sa
mearga la casa d-lui locOtenent
sal intrebe de sanatate 81 sal
vada daca este fericit, 81 apoi sal
scape cumva sd povesteasca cum
$ 'au adunat paralutele trimise, =
despre earl dl lOcotenpnt 81 Spus
deja prietenilor ca sunt daruite
din partea vre-umei matusice din
america care mai are cateva mi
lioane pc acolo. Va puteti mchi-
pui in ce gena ar gasi tinara pa
reche. mai ales dac ar Fl de fata
81 Madam Popescu,s' gura satu-
hui" .Nu, nu vom taia cariera To-
cotenentului brailean. Altcum.
daca MI near fl de asia, - lam
trlmite bucurosi...
q
Cand o femeie isl exprima o
dorinta, totdeauna barbatul pla.
teste cheltuielile.
3
+ foarte gresit de crede eli
pentrn ca sd fiji interest trebuie
Sa exagerezi.
g
Ceea ce nn pot intelege cele-
Ialte femei este eli de ce an bar
bati atat de netrebnici prietinile
lor.
u
Cand sofia Isl impacheteaza
foaletele. palariile, rufele, etc, 81
soseste la CARA urmata de un ca
mion cu lHzile 81 eli diferitele
outii. 81 incearca sd arate 0 mutra
frista barbatului, care la rindul
lui Sc cazneste 81 el sa stearga
|acrima din I'm ochiu pc cand cu
,eialalt codeste prietinului eel
'steapta in celalalt colt de CARA.
. .atunci sa stii G a sosit vara.
|NF0RMAT|uN|.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-01

nire pc fabricile din Milan, Turin
81 Liguaria.
Dublin. - Englezii stunt 81 a.
cum in stapanirea coanisiunei de
pamanturi, tribunalului, a ban
|cilor de depuneri postale 81 CO.
|misiunilor electorate.
LOndra. - In Russia s'a ince-
|put campanie pentru vaciMarea
1O,OOO.0N de persoane GU vac
Gin contra tifosului eczantematic,
a varsatului 81 a holerei. Campo.
mia Sc duce eli ajutorul Crucei
Rosii Americana.
Paris. - Comisiunea interalia-
ia zice ca ocupatiunea Silesiei Gle
sus de catre trupele aliate va lua
sfarsit GU inceperea lpnei Iulie,
Berlin. = Fabricantii de zahar
din tara All protestat la ministe
rul de externe contra decisiunei
dc a sc scuti de wanna zaharul i'm
portal din strainatate..
Paris. = Camera de COmert
franceza cerut guvernului sa
suspende legea de opt ore de Hi-
cru pc ri in anumite cazuri spe
ciale.
Washington. = Capii a noua
organizatiuni religioase de dife
rite confesiuni an cerut ca Ame-
rica sd participe in cercetarile
pentru dovedirea atrocitatilor CO.
mise de Turci impotriva Grecilor.
- Il 4
Boston. Mass. - Tniunea Ma
tionala Armeana din aceasta To-
calitate a TRIMS telegrama la
Casa Alba prin care roaga guver-
nul american sa ia parte la GER
cetarile pentru descoperirea cri-
melor cnmise de Turci impotriva
crestinilor
Washington. Delegatiunile
ce reprezinta Chill 81 Peru la
conferinta din Aeon, au vizitat in
mod Official academa navala a
Statelor Unite, din Annapolis.
Londra. Dol aviatori En-
glezi planuiesc sa dea ocOl pa
mantului Gu aerOplanele. Locul
de pornire va Fl campul de avia-
tie de la Croydon. Sborul impre.
jurul pamantului va dura dona
luni. 1ntreprinderea este finan-
tata de persoana a carei hume
Sc tine secret.
Mexico City, De la ministe-
rnl de razb0i Sc anunta ca tru-
pele guvernului all impresurat 81
ucis 0 banda de REVOLUTIONARY.
'Printre cei ueisi stunt 81 conan
dantii lor. generalii Antonio Me-
dina 81 Celso Zepeda.
Cadavrele lor an fost -exppse
intro vitrina din Tlachiciuca.
Waco. Texas. O ceata de
mai mnlte suite de cetateni $ 'au
pus in urmarirea unui< negru me-
cunoscut, care Qcis pc un tinar
alb anume Harold Bolton 81 Ia
urma atacat femeh pc care
acesta o acompania.
Chicago. - Operatii chirurgice
de cea mai delicata natura Sc ca.
eeau 81 aculp trci mil de ami. Lu-
crul acesta Sc dovedeste prin cele
scrise intr'nn papyrus egiptean,
la a carui traducere profesorul
universitar, DR.. j. H. Breasted a
depus munca de un an 81 inca nj
Ia terminal. D8nsul zice ca-i mai
trebue tinnp .inca de dol ami ca sa
complectezc traducerea.
eH&
Sofia. Biroul Official al pre-.
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
EDUCATION WEEK
To STRESS IDEALS
Associations Are Making Prep
arations to Garry Out
Large Program.

Education influenced by Ameri-
can ideas and ideals will be EN-
phasized in American Education
Week as never before. Judging
from the hundreds Of letters re-
ceived by the United States Bu-
reau of Education from governors,
educational officials, United States
Senators and Congressman, and
civic and business organizations
indorsing the observance OF the
week of December 3-9 as Ameri-
can Education Week, the promise
is that the entire country-every
hamlet, village, town, city and
State-is going to consider, all
phases Of education, stressing local
needs as we'll as the broadest as
poets of education as the funda-
mental thing in American life.
Legion Is Preparing.
The American Legion. the Ma.
tional Education Association. ana
hundreds OF civic and business or
ganizations are making prepara-
tions to carry out the program
suggested for the week.
Many governors OF States are
issuing proclamations calling upon
the people in their RESPECTIVE
states TO observe American Educa-
ton Week.
The state. county. and city school
superintendents are organizing the
civic. business, and educationai
forces of their respective States.
counties. and cities for a week 'of
Intensive consideration OF their
special problems. The press and
pulpit DIRE giving every assistance.
Will Present Needs.
American Education Week Will
present the educational needs OF
America to the people who support
the schools. Schoolmen meet every
now and then to discuss the tech
nical phases of their work. but un-
less the public is informed as to
the educational needs OF the coun-
try little Improvement In the schools
may be. expected. Some communi-
ties which have very inferior
schools think their schools are good
because they have never been told
how inferior they are and what
kind Of schools they should have.
American Education Week will
afford an opportunity to schoolmen
and all civic and business organi-
cations interested in education to
set forth the educational needs Of
America.
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
Y. M. c. A. Auto School
EnrOlIs 1000 Students

The Y. M. c. A. Automobile
School, under the personal super
vision OF f. A. Drumm, reports
that in the past two years they
have enrolled over 1000 students.
Mr. Drumm. who has had fourteen
wears in the Y. NJ. G. A. work and
seventeen years in the auto industry,
has organized and taught in u mum.
Der of the largest cities Of the coun-
try, SAYS that the success of the
school is due to the fact that they
have small classes and individual in.
structions and instruct In a COM
plete and practical manner.