The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-15
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WEST NRGIN|ANS
PLAN TO defend
leonard kAPLAN
Both Senator Sutherland and
Congressman Reed De-
mand Action.
CLASS %DlIsAPPROVEs
Editor 81 Naval Academy
Magazine May Face Ser
ious Charge.
CLASS D%lIsAP'PROVES


WASHNGToN,D. C.. June 15.-
sThescase9 ofSLeonardK ap1an is the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in congress
siona1 andsnaYa1scfrc1es here, since
Wastakenupin3th the Senate by
SenatorSHoward Sutherland, Kap-
Ians4noW an ensign in the Navy,
haying#been Graduated from the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. June 2 with
hfghhonorss is native of the
State Senator Sutherland repre-
sents.Kaplan halls from Weston,
W
Thefnteresting and unusual case
wassbrought$to the attention of the.
INTERCHANGEABLE senator by reading
Observation-Disclosures published
Observation-Disclosures News last Mon
eYening.s5The folIow.ng morn
ing,sas soon as the Senate conven-
edSenator Sutherland had the
clerkTeadStogthe Senate the news
article, and with the text be-
oresthat&body8he proceeded to de-
Hyersa scathfng condemnation of
AthoseHresponsible#fo the mistreat-
Observation-Disclosures held the AGA
fdenySauthorities to account for per
Uniting he@:insutf and demand
edNthe punishment ofthe guilty.
Hegaxe itSas his opinion that re-
$Ugtous@preudice was at the bottom
$ofthe affair.AKaplan is a; Jew.
TheSneWspaper$ article which sup
Observation-Disclosures Sutherland
speechs8Wassas follows:
T5heEc Cruelty Of Youth
Anamazing instance of the
heartiessnessFofsyouth has come to
theattention@of the News.
SA@a -s8gx t|EGE = n q n 1:
sTheLuckySSBag,$a leath-
amembersSofgthe graduating class of
MIeUnited8S states Naval Academy
Annapolis.S The Lucky Bag is al
ways@the#souvenir most cherished
~ studentsSanda graduates. Filled
as lit ds,gWith@ the wit and humor
ofeschool5life,8tales of athletic pro-
wesssspersonalsquips attractive pic
$t1Tes,Sand&S complete records of
seYsrySmemberss activities during
tha#four@years,it will remain a
spartoft graduates library as
Icngsas he<yes.
But inStheS1922L Lucky Bag class
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will find
page#thatsEis blot on the class
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a blot it is
Sthey@WilI appreciate more and more
as laterSyears serve to balance
MISREPRESENTATION judgment.
Three@hundred pages of the
bookare#deYoted to biographers Of
sIhegIndSgiduaI members-two mem
berSto4a#page.Beneat each pho
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. characteri-
SzatIon EoftheSembryo naval officer,
tlesort faffecttonate razzing
dear@to8the heart of the one who
MISREPRESENTATION.
The#1ast#of these pages is de-
voted tosLeonard Kaplan. Opposite
#hisEphotOgraph@is a crude caricu-
nturesof8asfictitious member of the
cIassssTheAeffect is as follows:
Leonard kapian.
AnaAutobiograph
s@Borni in the township of
Weston county of Lewis, state
ofSWest Virginia, Monday, the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1900. Edu-
cated#in6the public schools of
Weston 1907-1912; Weston
HatghaSchool 1%912-1916; depart
mento civil engineering,
schooIHof applied science, Car
negie Institute OF Technology,
Pittsburgh; Pa, 1857 and
1917IS;; ~; midshipman, United
StatesENayy, July, 1918.
Astudent above the average
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of mark
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES always main
tainedSthat9the prime factor In
good scholastic work is appli-
c~atson8rather than genius ap-
p1ication,83wh included first,
the@menta1 effort or coercive
forcegtoHexert the brain; sec
ond, the knowledge of how to
stndy.
Gnmarried. For further in
formatson#see.Who' Who in
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Pa. &EIST
"Porky'
Porn the township of
Zion, scountySof Cork, state Of
Ignorance,S Sunday, the 18th
day@ofsMarch 1900. Educated
inMthe&G onvent$of Zion, 1906
#d8I1:@Zion@ CityyCollech 1911
915;#department of geological
engsneering,gschooI reductive
science, United States naval
reck&college, Portsmouth, N.
HsI916-191s. Midshipman. U.
Ns5R-,Fourth of July, 1918,
Until death do uspart.
ASstewed gent below the !
average, andsa poker player of
|
maintainedsthat the prime fac
insgood academic standing
grease&rather than genius
grease, which Includes, first,
MISREPRESENTATION or coercive
4 q to boneaout of hours and
before reYeille: second, the
gknowIedgesof ones own impor-
Vance.
Unsat.sFor further informa-