Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 22, 1922, Page 13

WOMEN VOTERS TALK WELFARE PLANGAT MEET Discussion of Industrial Work by League Brings Out Many Recommen- and results of confercucs at Geneve, in June, 191, ané at Rome in No- Mammoth Ape of Toledo Zoo Dead \\TOLEDO, Ohio, Ape 22. — Tony ape mimicries had is dead. by @ policeman after he had at- tacked Louis Scherer, chief of the 200, and badly injured him in a terrific battle. ; Swinging from a trapeze, Tony leaped upon the keeper, sinking his fangs into his flesh and clawing him with the forepaws. ‘After the battle had continued sev- eral minutes a policeman sent a bullet In Contest Of Coast Beauties BERKELEY, Cal., April 22,—All bets have been called off in the Uni- ‘The cont the Pictorial, a university publica- tion, but the editor announced today that although a winner had been selected, her photograh would not | © adorn the next issue, as had been planned. ‘While university author- ities digclaimed any official ban on the competition, Miss Lucy Steb- bins, dean of womer., was quoted as saying that there had been a meet- ing of tho beauty candidates, who had objected to,““having-their names jostled commonly ‘toward the suc cess of an advertising scheme.” Photographs of the 12 girls se- leeted by judges as “the most typi- cal co-eds” recently, were published in the San Francisco newspapers. From these the winner was chosen. She is said to be Miss Nadine Barbe graduate student from Paris. ‘The twelve girls in the “final run- ning” are reported to have descend- @d upon the dean of women com- plaining that they had not been treated with proper dignity. ‘ “The student publishers agreed to Intelligence Big Help But Not Necessary PHILADELPHIA, April 22.—Intelli- gence is helpful but not xt all 1eces- sary, Dr. Lightner Wittmer, professor of ‘psychology at the University of Pennsylvania told educators at the nth annual session of the school men's week. “Education is the device of civiliza- tion to keep us from encountering new problems,” Dr. Wittmer said. “The methéd employed is showing the pupil how to solve problems inst} @ of I6t- ting him solve them for himse}f. This makes the exercise of intelligence nec- essary. If pupil has intelligence it Hie facilitate the school master’s sk, but pupils and teacher can get along quite well without ft.” Mongrel races, he asserted, are more intelligent than purebred peoples. “The purer the blood {he more stupid,” he said, CAPTAIN ODN UND WEREANS § SEMIN oN DER HERRING BROTHERS- ' DIVY UP HALF O° THAT AW.COME ON, COME ON, OHO OTRERSURE AR We GRines i NERVE ver Yoo | oupenciiwan-cer | ( VATTVArr! GACIK THE CAPTAIN! GOT ~ BUT, | SUPPOSE ; Yo! AWIGGLEON' ,— ! GET CAusT wae \ HAFF TO Do rr! zee UND NOT VON ra eae fs BAS = - | GOOD GoYS'GOOD Bors! NOW GOAWEAD, MISTER a a. a a ) aac) || | eiacalse ye Rane) (Raa A VUNCE! \ SCRAMBLED THE FISH! HABE SED. YoU: Lo YopRstiF FoR BER NUMBER OF YOUR CAR’ NONE OF Your BUSINESS! ~~ Dibyoo > > . | FOOZLE THE HASH, JOAN? Zana 3 v( WoT HAPPENED JOHN? : = UND $0 SOON VE DIDYOU RUN GET HOME You EACH a= ONA REEF? |——_=4 Ger A NUKEL' oe > mae = om bia ry afk at mee Liotta Bil S is.