The evening world. Newspaper, October 18, 1921, Page 18

‘ 18 CROW APPOINTED TO KNOX’S SEAT U | WILLIAM<E. CROW.. Goy. Sproul Announces Selection |¢ of State Senator for the Higher Post. PHILADELPHIA, Gct. 18.—Gov. Sproul has announced the apoint- Went of State Senator William ©. Grow of Uniontown as United State: Memator from Pennsylvania to fill the uilexpired term Whox, ending March, ! ermor Would be a candidate for the full term) @t the general election t year. | Senator Crow, who in Atlantic] ty recuperating from recent illn¢ Wi take tho oath of office next M unless an emergency should re- in the Senate be- | a is \. atGre his presence | fére that time, Goy. Sproul said. The appointment, which not} ubexpected in political circl was | apnounced by the Governor upon his} tval from New York where he met wife and son returning from Eu- Willam E lawyer. He is) fifty-one id has been a member of the State Senate since | 1907 and Chairman of the Republican | State Committee since 1913. He was | bppn to Fayette County where he still) s reared on a farm and edu | Stop that pain! arming, soothing, comforting | flows an application of Sloan's | ae omy) it reed strained, feverworked muscle, Good for rheumatism, 0. Penstrates without rubbing. | | IN U. S. SENATE : | gaughter | matic of the late Senator mites also announced Senator Crow | ¢ and perfume. eo =anes|| THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1921. ated in public schools and * 80 Snumissionor!as men whose expanstve movements Thoaght Dead tn Var North. Waynesburg College tion Frank in an | have “remade our educutionaal meth-| DAWSON, Y. T., Oet. 18—Frank Sen ‘row was engaged in news ast night befure the 4 [ods and administration from centre to | Keeley, formerly of Brooklyn, and A paper wo ‘ are and beeame of Arts and nees of Jolumbia ‘ini. | ciroumferencr Warburton, a guide from the ‘Polly of the bag in 189 He waa y, at the opening sxer a fanatic, if you will,” ‘a e c ion fo yen (pote country, are believed to have perished elected i tothey it ranization for year, but I bellove that half] otorng the wilderness between Fort ° | DYING GIRL SINGER WON’T EXPLAIN FALL and Owner Teacher of Lodging Where Miss Sutorias Lived, Held. 18.—Miss Oct nd uniconse nt of thg court of et, Hack Bay, wh clear up the mystery ¢r jump or fall when she regained conscloustiess, It is believed ashe will ier of music and WOULD LEARN WHAT PUPILS ARE FIT FOR} “Raycation has been rushing head- long to supply @ neglected need and has been re present with th cupations by th ucational education, the junior high school.” tnily defective, ason has supplanted frenzy in nal training though grave still exists,” Dr. Graves, who ently appointed to office, “Much is being done at actual study of oc- pupils, especially in recent steps Im ed- @ century hence some broad-visioned historian will rate the éluminating |but quiet influence of these two men in the same class with the revolu- Uonary work of Copernicus and Dar- win, “We can scarcely find words strong enough to portray the improvement in the conceptiun and advan: out of education that has come to puss dur- atinwed wisest of a j “J Sra) ‘The Commissioner's subject was) ing these first years of the twentieth Reason Supplanting Frenzy in| .present Bducational Tendens |century Probably the movement tha.| Rheumatism ts “pain only.” i ining Says urged that sp ally gifted ie most obvious and comes most read- Not one case in fifty requires inter- Vocational: ‘Training, Says | iiiiia ‘recsive a sama coucation, (ity to sue Mucde Oe ait thay of lao) trecenent Stop drugeing! Rub ~ Fee} ray, There Ss certainly no reason why this | vooational education, in ita various * Commissioner Graves, shuld not be done, he said, because | phases—industrial, commercial, house- ling anenn ot yucoue Ole die —_— the fit, like the unfit, such asthe men-!hold arta, and agricultural ‘In the i rectly into the sore, stiff joints and shou'd rceeive separ- MEG ERCEIN SG WORSE muscles and_ relief comes. instantly. twentieth century the school has been called upon to assist in the solution of treatment Dr. Graves, in discussing {ntelli-|all vocational problems, although at | “St. Jacobs Oil" conquers pain. It 1s pupils are lable to be catapulted Into} pence tests, eulogized Prof. Edward | first such a suggestion was treated} a harmless rheumatism cure which life of manual labor without regard L. Thorndike and Prof, John Dewey! with scorn," never disappoints and does not blister. Norman and Ross River Post. Trappers returning from ‘he ~egion sald abdthing had been heard from the patr «tnce spring, when, against the advice of | eriends, they left Fort Norman én their hazardqus journey. Limber up! Quit complaining! 4 small trial bottle of old-lime Jacobs Oil" at any drug store and in just @ moment you'll be free from theumatic pain, soreness and stiffness. Don't suffer! Relief and a cure await you, Get it! “St, Jacobs Oil” is just as good for sciatica, neuralgia, lum- bago, backache, sprains and swellings. —Advt. locked and « heavy trunk had pushed against It aa if to r The arrest of Lith- Kall followed Ford Sutorius went t» Boston yes- terday and promised his mother” he uid telegraph her aa soon as he learned t had | ed to her grand. 1 has Hyed with her drandniaiher her mother died sev- ‘al years ago, Her relatives here think she ag she had attacks of dizziness. They said she always barricaded the ® wh | door of her room. a e+ Prof. J E. Woodland Is Dena. ROCHDSTER, 01 18.—Prof, 4. 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