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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21
Census Shows
Over52,OOO
People Blind

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reported IL -Gs Es-szs Wzs snail
= = 1873 -.z- = 1919. zEs ua--
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Z 1C- z.1 ys---.e5 u -a,c-ss
ID tzs czZTzEs ~ nail togloEizg
Il c=Zs-s =-z-s-zt5gz vas Tery
z1e- lz-gs-, q 1850 n 1925
. agz1E zEz4z IL 1919
TIE cszszz s.s~s t5k Etf-z III
s-sgE-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21
Repeal Of Taxes
Sends Flood of
Pennies 10 Banks

Atlanta Fso. zl.--Slzcs lie rs-
--1FEl q! Esr iExsz CT sost ar.rxs
-1-tasiio-s ard CHER co--gsi-
lies sS51i the o.lT uss Atlsr,z1E
an hEd for psEElss IL il paving
AE4AatA's 7 Per eszr wartime cay
i&Fs, VIII tie result tkat thu
9z2Es ssr# are ssiEg Ezazre-5
alth 5sE-lss Izrzss Il by rstsE
iioFsksspsrs. Deposits q psz.tes
Alfalfa bzEkS hare l-rrsxss,s
- gsr es=G Eizes lamar 1 il Was
reTAzis1 b. .sqzlgy 81 tie vEyl5zls
baking izEt3tutsozs
Il Is estimated bT zEa in p.osi-
'ioz 70 E.Us that tw9 nu,s1-
7ez1 s%t PASSED oTer tie ssaa ard
spateetioasrF counters CT Atlsztz
=asA month before lie rs-crzl oil
as lzTETy tax
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21
Wife Doing
Good Work

I hare bssa had on WI.h s.1z-
zeh a1d liver trouhis snd bloat-
lag t3r 1auy years No doctors or
medicine helped ne. On tie ad-
vice O. my druggist. ! bought a
bottle ot Mzyr-s Weadsr.1l Rene
d. znd d0n't vzat TO miss a sin
gle dose L las girsa ne more
benefit than al the medicine I
have ever taken ffssl ! an doing
good to recommend tt 70 others. "
l. Is a simple, harmless prepara-
tion that removes the catarrhal
mueus from the intestinal tract
and sliays the Inflammation which
causes practically all stomach
liver and Intestinal ailments. IN
appendicitis. ous dose wiui
convince or money refunded. J. C.
Perry, D. J. Fry and druggists ev-
'ryvhere. fadvj |
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21

70 tie Edltor-WItE the RsT
NJ Fsrsshegiz1 I visa % cCazrst
glzta the Capital Journal Ep91 a.
fEtepsndszcy @ tzoagAL BEt
zix1 Eizh 10 take issue with "
FsEs=Estiz1 upon the relative
merits o. the Genesis story and
sv0lztio1-
T1e-s are Z great Ezcy thsistsc
sTutriioaists. as we'll As Creation
zfisEzT who are Eot inclined 70
5fscznd Genesis All the sckslz--
ship in creation nOt even al the
-hsst scholarship. Il Izr5sd with
the BRAID ot radical eriticfsa
Supported Sy g0ha D. RocksfsI-
lsr's uillioas- Whsz II cones 70
confusion between svOlutioais.s
and the simple Story Of Gods Eurk
giTsa in Genesis. s17e OF Is would
vastly prefer the latter L Is 70
ss aotsd. however. that While sr-
nowhere accounts for
ORIGINS, but merely for modes
q FariAtioa. Genesis accounts for
7rigiE- and oaits 10 stAts Gods
3o51s ops-zzGz-
Let ne call attention to eertzfu
facts:
l There Is no evidence that the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21
Marching Miners
To Be Tried In April

C1zrissiosz, " Va Fs1- III
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-@g-zte5 4przI - a. zsz ds;s
io- esg-=-.1g <.s ty[z-s 2. TIE
striking All Esrehing miners q
Logan s14 Ezaawk& esa-t5es- ssr-
=-4l ot W1y2 weEs izdsecs5 f5r
Irszscz, E1.e1 we're t-z-stsyrsz z.
re cc-rt zs-ss hare vrEsr
Change q Fs1Z= 0rs hundred ana
twenty-five q The -s- will -
ogc1E-E % this county zz dit,s--
s1I uzas toc re lrlzlz 1 5ors-
q t1s zE- are ua5=r szdicrzsn,
t1- -Er1s- Il G1z-=.tic- With t1st
Staying o. 4 Gs2zty ste-ftt- ne
tTlA-s T-ill Be tzs mosx i-apor-sr-
q re Ezd lad 5srs Eizss Jehn
5F9HE All ELs foIgEs,s were
tried .s-s 70. treason Il 1859.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21
Ousted Sheriffs
Deputy Wounded
In Office Battle

Ar1Zors. Okla FEB. zI-Ygr-
zer DegztY Sheriff Bad Bzzgsw
r.Eat had @4l u EztE GzFre.t
E&9 sas ozsis@ A. sasrits q Car
is- eolzty Frl3zy and De2-,y
sAsrit-z R4cEzr1sca zzz CuE-g
=sfe Eogz1s1 Il : g735,-zg zt
.raT G9-6ay ztieE1o11 il tEs
Office o. E1s city attorney al tie
55lTi house f1..1HIag 8 rs-a5-a,
-rrlztsr between EElzg C. Ls1--
1Ja. tz-gJTzry EEs..gE and
skast Martin. AZ Agricultural
.-Epset5r.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21
In U. S. 55 Years
Wants Citizenship

Alter bang il tzis eeuat-r ss-
= years, Matthias Szlxz-fvt-
farmer Ev-zg rear Tesss-s15 CIV.
l-g A-s age a. = ysz-s Old. 1-zss
Aiz first Application for estizz..
snip laPs-s in the office Of the
county clerk this uc-ul.g
seigsufuhr Is a rstive Of Csr-
may having been born in or pssr
Baden His port q arrival 1Es-
"as New York city He has lived
most o. his life fl Orszoa
Al the same tine he filed his
petition for citizenship parsrs
seigsafuhr. filed a seeoai pe,itfo-
n the probate court asking that
be Be made the adninistrato- a.
ais vife's estate amounting to
$4,000.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21
Farmers Seek
ToCut Profit
On Foodstuffs

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u t2os1 sIl1azEs ts lei, ss.r.
l,z-ta1ts tso,1 sE.,sIs-a 4s az-sss
SsE.ss1 ~ al o-ia.rzs q tzs CD
.sga1-E ssscEsa- rsE,as.zrs7ss q
1876 GlezigEz tErEs-z z-1 -z-..
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i-x es--I3as - EGszz Il l.s-r.se
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t1= taaEze5.sEy & Ezt.fzg .-.s sf-
teri me rssez1z- - .a.4s- q g. a
SszgzEz- .gEz2sE sss-seEagT ot r-e
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T l1s 51srz u Cc--e-cs
CE-r -sEs facilities tg- gEe Pres
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prod ls1s Is a Iasgt q tie z.Ez r-2-
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-1s fsEr t14t there Is .91zy :
-'zs g zaogt 4g Fsss cent II hzzd-
nag ts'11stZ Zf3s tro- gczGxs-
iaF@s affords basis toy tie te.set
= Lat zze4 al oEgzz4Eall2z zs The
1000 eEt1zzgs szz - t1.-az Et.z /
ssSfli ss'szks-s a. tie c1.tE-e-as 4
4szlarz5-
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As T2st 9Zzztli1as q .yzlt ar &
@gstsslsz Wiki have rc.tsa q /
zs farms IL oiasz yezgz bs.ssnss !
-rFs1i prices wogl1 10. tEs.lfy
zsrksli1g then !
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21
Livestock Men
In Convention

spoEsas, Wah-, Fss- Al
L4Tssias.k FstssTs zsd others inter
eass1 IL the Industry IN Eogtksrx
L1s1-3 zz6 szE-srz Washington sns
OEsgoa gziAs-s5 hare today for
i1s s-EtA s1-usI Northwest Live
stock ec-tsrsass- The sessions
via cSElnus t41-ggTCW s-x Wed
EEs1zy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21
PcsasztS- RszcT.s

Bcst91, FEB ZL-D-s-rtrt At.
-oElsy Joseph c. Ps.Is,lsr q SUI.
to-k cC1zty wzs reEgFe5 by Il.
zlrTs1s el7-rt today. The eorn-
y i12-a liz gzil,y o. several
s1z-.s, a-est charges q zzIfsz.-
@Eca, Els:szzzzcs Az5 noz-fs.s-
2zcs in Ctt.cs-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21
Steamer Rslss cut

Toxic, Feb. 2l.-A reductio.
IN passenger rates 70 Victoria. 3
c and Seattle. Wash. Of approx
'natsly 80 per esaf vas aanounees
today By the Nipp0a Tussa Kat
shA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21

4 1eW typewriter soou To be
g42oed OF the market has specigl
AsFs tos number OF frequently
-S@2 words, such Is an. the "
IL "o-." and Tor"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21
OPEN FORUM

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as C Ezts1 3s8 E1-ts -s1EA al zg-s1
E-A s2s ssc-1E sz
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21

L the North P-.s Is really nov,
-as' II EEst E9~ Be quite 4 dis
tA-es tru- the place whz-s Dr..
Cglk tegrS Il
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21
REVENGE Is
LIFE WORK
OF WOMAN
Una Hanley, Now In
Prison, Wars on Man
kind TO ATenge Mis-
fortune Of Birth
ETF L Tzy

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t11es s1s tsE-gzH5 En5sr t.ss1-
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21

Intestinal worms destroy the
health OF children and weaken
their vitality. The worms should
be expelled before serious damage
is done. whites Cream yermifuge
fs q thoroughly successful rene
dy. Price. sse. Sold By DanT J.
Fly (adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21

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a-s.ssizE. whose tEtesv hs rste-
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AT 1zry Robbins, Z t3rze. -F1.-
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zr1sy- Arguzszt on thss sU-i
--zi-o- wEs s5!ozrze5
Mrs Ecsb-cs said. tsartully. Lii
! 1o=t care whet5s- nv huz eE:
Il a-1 Ills Eiri are 70 bs ua- Ida
: @ zot BUI ! d obfset 10 Or
Baby bsI-g carried zeros. - alihs
2EtrT ey her sto
41ere vas no 'otksr wg-z-' vii
Zy E-Etazds lie urt1 ss.a-IEss
wsrs divorced Tks- hs -a.f
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.ir zss1ciztigz. E-d 7 .o.st sg- !
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ate -s wzs the cuE,oz e Ms y
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kszrt I
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21

The manufacture Who makes
the best things usually succeeds
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-21

saizz. Ore. Feb. 20
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-11-23
No. Al
Lu' eSville

~ g Rtusendorf of St Louis
al ! T. Boem rr q Klms.
Algs "l, orda, ior Dexter after
y,tiEg the Beuh,en o. Glen Allen
Ead Mar in Walker
Nh. and Mr. Ell Pretsr Of Arab
Vefc here Sunday nigh, visiting Mr..
Harry Allen who IL quite suck. and
Mn Peeters parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Jenos Bsfks
John Esndryen Of Leopold took
oat some building material last
week
Constable Henley eft Tuesday for
L.uG oh legE business.
t.i and Mrs Fred MGbuce re.
turned sunday from St. Louis
wa,rr they had Dsen FOR the pas,
e. lay 1H business
Mrs ~. Mathews of Glen Allen
and Miss Pear, Wagner visited Mrs.
Vest Myer, a, Charleston over the
weekend.
q. ;. Ray. one Of the east end road
10 en-. returned Sunday from 81.
La4n wher, he ha been on busi.
ngss
Bryan WEIGH ha. moved 20 tn.
LItcs grave. pIt 20 be- close 70 his
VDrk.
Nl,, AngeI Of Sank WAS here Sat.
gfaay accompanied by his son Fred
and ~ife They visited San Newell
4t Marble Hill Saturday night and
IF, sunday for Granite City H..
''aerc he has employment
y. " Burflrd .ef, Sunday for 81.
Louis TO buy goods.
Special meeting Dec . by Odd
Fellows initiation. election of off,
GERS, last but best, supper by John
Henley, outside guardian.
Mrs. Annie Henley and Miss Ruth
John oi Dongola went 70 Cairo. H..
Saturday and visited Mrs I'd Bur.
kptt
Mrs l. James left asst week for
Sauak 20 make her home with her
son, Charley who came here and ac.
cppanlcd her nome.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-11-23

BAPTIsrs CLOSE
SUCCESSFUL MEETING

The srbIe HI Baptist Church
be- just o,cd n cp ,uscg .u u
"a meeting .d,r ,c yp.,r o.
% pr d T. on,.oHru
I.y. $. ..
There "erc fifteen cunrr,.pn.
during the meeting and e.r,cn ad-
d.iIons 20 III. church
Or. Montgomery is one q the
strongest cvAngelists of the south
and during the shor, time he vas
here. he lAborcd almost incr~ant.y in
tho kingdoms work
The church has been greatly
strengthened As a resuI, q the
meeting and the fu harvest % ls
Mua,gomcy's efforts 81. not be-
r.aI"d uut.i aag after th. nov, ug
has c.u-ed.
bap,is ma, s"ri arrs we're Do, q
SsaIAy trrao.H !-si u".." tU,
f.; orIdgc len Of the r.ry,n can.
d ate, Ncf, buried m baptism
wtlye several hundred spectators
10 ked On
h. BcrrAu Class II toe church
ha oh.y Recently finished the ,1G-
sir.c;iOn u a ncw class room. which
" To- finished with all the modern
equipment necessary fpA teach 1g o
Sunday S-hoo. class
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-11-23
MRS. SHANkS REELECTED
PRESIDENT or WOMAh'S
IIt'Is N NINTH DtgTpt
CLuhs N NINTH DlSlRlC
From the S,kc ton Herald


Mrs " j. ShanAs. If this city vas
reelected president Of the ninth dis.
trot Federation ~ Missouri Won.
au,s clubs At the annual district
convention held in Pennington last
Friday and Saturday
On accoun, Of the death 81 Dr /.
V Miller ,Ast week. Mrs. ShAnks,
vho is Mrs MiIlcrs ss,cr.in.lAw
SA unAbi, to attend the frst sessi.
On Il the convention.
The other officers chosen wcrc
firt ucc.presidcnt. Mrs u h.
Smith. Of Capc GirardrAu second
vice president. Mr. YAnccy Whit.
Of Farm,n ,ng;on. secretary Mr Rob.
cr, Moran. Rome rcrrc.
The chairman of The various depart.
mcnts are public welfare, Mrs J
u Eepry lIiusoorn, legislation,
Mr. HB Catoon. FrcdcrcktoWn
American ct scnship. Mr. II T.
lrgcr. Poplar BIu;f applied Educa
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-11-23
FiFTHrA 4 OF TWINS BORN

TO MOEEliOUSt COUPLE
Si,, s,on tcrslI TIE fifJn pair
q win, bab.cs wGre orn to Mr..
and Urs Gvs Smith, W, liv2 near
Moreuouse last Sunday, the l2th
This i the fifth pair Of twins born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Altogether
they hsve fifteen children
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-11-23
LvCal and Personal

Icy u 70 Johnson, INth' nl the
Method I EpiscopA church outh.
VII preach n, the Method church
IN Marble III on the fri Sunday
IN each month. at II 90 A " and
7.3O 7 NJ. and q, Hshn's Chapel on
on The same Sunday. at 900 I. NJ
When there is a fifth Sunday in the
month. he will preach on the fourth
Sunday AZ the same hours N above
stated. a, Marble Hill and Hshn's
chapel. All arr cordially invited to
attend these services. X 7. johnson
pastor.
Mrs. J L. Cook came home lAst
Saturday. from ST. LOUIS, where
shc underwent a serious operation
Mu Cook Is getting along nicely.
The Methods, ladies will serve
dinner. It.Eksgi INK day az the
Masonic hal Marble HliI. IA, vith
them. on,y g cents
Re, Robert Shell hA, been ca ell
A. pastor Of the Bap,i,, church. at
Esther. No
Miss Lila Sha H. returned 10 her
home q St LOUIS as, TUESDAY
Mr. 5. ) Smell. one of the man
sgers of the Advance telephone. Co.
I q s. LIus was here or business
Monday
GrAndni Beach = very s.cs =;
th, writing
Nf Aad Mn r Il Talent. Of
Glen A,.,r ~ere IN town On bgsineSs
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-11-23
WILL EREGr MN CHURCH

WILL EREGI NaN CHtH.h II
The Methodist congregation u
yex,ns- are planning /, build a
.hnych and have selected tn" ste for
Ths, aa.e e, Tuesday AFTERNOON
=, 90 o'ce.k. Nov 18th, as the
time f.r moving the first d'rt io'
the hriing They extend a very
!. .r4.a.ig ,tatton 20 the peope u
.,assa If the ,aInt, to be present.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-11-23
White Mule
Runs Rampant

On Iast Sunday evening the 18th
Inst pug ste eon'cs, "A' fought
toA fini h between Marshall Grader
and Luther Andrews. at point N
the public road about two miles
south II Gravel Hill, IN Cap" "ifaT'
deau County. in which con'cs, both
parties ~ere materially injured and
dcfAecd. Il is sad that Grader re-
e,,,cd IN. most serious injuries
The fact, a. they come 10 'hcPr''s
are about A. follows 1t currently
rcpor,.d in the Community IN which
Marsh Grader lives. ,ha, he has hccn
making White Mule AMI f''l'ng
IN. sam. IT, lives On ha, Is known
A. the Frank L.ss.y or IA'e SprAd'
ling farm. Mr. Lutncr Andf'"s
live. IN the ,Amc ncighborhood. not
more than a mile distance from
Grader It appear, from reports that
Andrew. had tccn making uneccom'
ins r.nArk,. TN Graders c';'ma,'"nl
about Grader beins cngAsca IN the
White Mule" business on sunday
evening i, occurred 20 Grader that
AnArras deserved ,hrNshlhs ioT
ht. un-cming remarks about h'm
AMI h, prpcycic,i a. aaor According
10 reports to arm ard equip Inns
f,f N. ifAg by irns,ns about ore
ra, % Wht,, vu.c ot t's u~a
maze. .ay,o-.,i ,at,. arif .' ''a'
,fh,axn -nAa4ya-tvrr hr hal AZ
hiatt p1,.cs.s-i trr g.Hi'rg g" .'
,r,sh, ,er-a-al liberties Ai,'i
dr,niias h.s s;gmu AZ Hc e. 't.''
p-a,r,-ici 30 fuI s,s victim Aad &
,,srrr hs g-raoa a,"r2 o'
thrash ~ Aa4rya, iisaS s-y'1ss
IN Hu4 halw q. ar' E' .-''
OH d.. Id a
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-11-23
INTELLIGENCE OF WOMEN

Mental tests have at last indicated
Woman's claim to intellectual equality
with man. AS far as the average abil-
1ty of the sexes is concerned, the cues
ton has received final answer. Lewis
Madison thurman declares in the
Worlds Work. Among psychologists
the issue is as dead as the ancient
feud as to the shape of the earth. Two
questions, however, have not yet been
satisfactorily answered.: l. Granted
that women are the equals of men
in general intelligence, are there
nevertheless sex differences in special
intellectual functions or in emotional
and volitional traits? 2. Granted that
the average intelligence of the sexes
is about the same, is it true as some
believe, that the variability of the
male is greater? If so, this would
fully account for the higher incidence
OF genius among men. On the whole
the~evidence available to date rather
favors the view. At the same time we
cannot be sure that the apparent in
frequency of genius among women
may not be accounted for by lack of
opportunity or by certain weakness
of the Woman's competitive instinct
or twill to power"
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-11-23

One of the most striking examples
of heroism that have come to the
attention Of the American people dur
ing this year is that of the miners Of
Jackson, Calf, who worked so fran
tically and earnestly to rescue the
fcrty-scven men that were entombed
at the Argonaut mine. Those Of us
who are familiar with mining appre-
ciate the dangers that confronted the
miners in their frantic rush to break
through the wall of rock in order that
they might, if possible, rescue their
comrades. Dangers of cave-ins, pre-.
mature explosions, deadly gases and
other things that would cause any
man to think twice before essaying
the task~-yet never for a moment did
any Of these heroes falter.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-11-23

There are fewer emperors by at
least four than there used to be prior
to the outbreak of the great war.
Their number has dwindled chiefly be-
cause they have not lived up to the
origin of their name We owe the
word emperor" to the old Romans.
These remarkable people applied the
name ''imperator" to the commander
of an army, who consequently bore
the "imperium' or command. In those
days the command of an army went
by ability. In the course of the CEN
turtles the comman4 of an army and
consequently Of state ceased to i'm
ply ability, and was conferred not by
a victorious army in the field, who
raised a successful chief on their
shields, but by birth. And the in
creasing lack of ability contributed
strongly to the elimination of emper-
ors since 1914, says the Milwaukee
Sentinel. But there is still an en-
peror on his way to oblivion.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-11-23
I cannot help but feel that it is time

cannot help but feel that it is time
for musicians to call halt upon the
present unhealthy and over-rapid ad-
vance in harmony and find ways of
turning to new and effective use the
discoveries already made, writes David
Stanley Smith in the Yale Review.
Intricacy must be abandoned in favor
of clarity and free expression. The
composer is being assaulted by the
temptation to elaborate to an absurd
degree-a temptation gripping as in
no other art, for no art is capable of
such battling intricacy as music. 1t is
not the public only that is fooled into
reverence for the composer when it
is invited to look upon the page total
Iy black with notes and is told of the
large number Of extra and unusual in
struments used in the score. The com
pOsers themselves are fooled. They
believe in the policy of terror. They
must be modern" at all costs. The
last two decades record remarkable
progress in the use of dSsOnance.
But the progress of musical art has
been lopsided. Composers are still I'm.
aware of the opening for development
offered by melody.