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AGAINST lMMlGl‘IAN‘I’S
.-1 sibillly fot the measure
iterate... immigrants is attri-
lab‘ohunioue. They prob
, to do with it than any
ibf‘cltlzens. But congress
“have passed the hill ov-
t’tt vato by so great a
theleongressmen had not
.1153“ representing genetul
. tit really serum to have
‘ . since the days when it
thing for an utter-din-
‘hoast of America as
the persecuted and oil-
“! ids." We can no lon-
profess to welt-011111 the
11nd ppressod. We don‘t
them any mote. it is
nukes excep-
o of immediate relatives
Witt
{flaring from “religious or
Lion." But the restric-
r. more severe than here-
uimus back of it
tertuiii
.1mutig1 nuts and those
is
that the ut'erugc Ameri-
ircdh prejudice against
‘ on general
. W9 started with the wave.
.. “ thut overwhelmed the
' .decade
principles.
preccdint: the
‘ than the in-comlng
iervpcriods. They min-
nntive pepttlutlou less
‘i‘h‘ey fitted into our instl-
€wlly. Their quality 1111
.iv made them harder to
an -tl1cit-
‘ prospect
predecessors.
hr the war. decentuutitu’.
prejudice. The “hyphen"
ol reproach. For a
was rampant. The uni-
ecmed imperiled. The
t quite past. And th is
Ml g feat of tilienism has
It'll luctot in recent leg-
01' Americans, perhaps.
bar all aliens for 11 pe-
‘lll that, they want to bar
tisible. llliterocy mere-
' Rs, 5mm:
1.
‘ muted
e. on the whole, much
of improvc- '
film actors‘ union. com-
villo performers and
$8 00.1nentt1ers. went on
- 311150 in Boston. Chl-
ml‘ty and 81. hauls. The
‘ 11nd lelt "“1 the!- arms across their borders. and enable
1
But the. “closed shop" clause is more
-m.ml1 it the principle is ad
While in an industrltl labor union
Is it tolerable in such a Woollen or
art entire actors represent? Can the
theatre as an institution alford to
ishut its doors, at the behest of any
:orgamzation. to any performer who
doesn't happen to have a union card?
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‘ PRONUNCIATION
A11 acrid controversy has arisen as
“Ida whether any person who happens
to be of a sufilciently sceptical’mind
:to demtnd that every proposition be
l lit is lrom"‘Miusou rat” or “Missou- -.ry "
i The Boston Transcript remarks that
t
g‘those who love. it." being the com-
mon people of the state. call it "Miss-
loud-y," n bile “Missou- -ra' is a pronun-
lcitation afiected by natites of highbrow
tendencies.
ton paper. remarking that
living in this
somew heio down East}
The St. Louis paper seems to have 1
the better of the. argument. But an-
other cause of perplexity is left
Granting
property
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decided.
name. pronounced.
ends in n “y" sound what about the
middle oi the word‘.‘ ls it "Mlss~oury‘
r "Mtzz-oury'?" The the
country would like to know,
It seems to depend on wth diction-
Thc state's name
or hiznod,
when
rest of
my you consult.
may ltc hissed so far as
book authority goes.
Inquiring folks are In the same di-
ls it
Is it
lemma as regards other states.
“Arkansm” or “Arkuusnw”
on
“lilinoisc' or ‘llli-unv.
When it comes to citi1s
Shull we
there is
still more confusion. say
“Saint Lott-is" or ”S'nt mo-ey?” “Tuc-
"Tusoue?" "Wltlvllllllll" or
And how in the world
"llos An-
son" or
"Waltlt—hum‘?”
are we going to pronounce
geles"
There ought to be all American Geo
Academy to settle these
And yet, if there was, who
would pay any atten-
grr. pit 1.13 l
questions.
but liigltbrows
lion to it”.
”La... _..._....
INTERNATIONAL gADVERTlSING
The note of 11 new internutlonulism
has been struck. Audit's not 11 pence
ll‘s advertising.
note, either.
The states of Washington and Orc-
gon have joined with the province of
British Columbia in an alliance con-
secrated to the purpose of lurln:
tourists to the Pacific Northwest.
Though natural rlvnls. according to
the normul view of pioneer communi-
ties. they have decided that. there's
more advantage lor them in coopera-
tion than in mutual hostility. So they
have jointly agreed to subscribe $62.
500 11 year to pay for on
campaign and to work together in a
general way for
'their section 0: the continent.
“Here." 11‘s :1 Boston newspaper re—
marks. “is international idealism mode
practical." Our trcuiy with Canada.
moient as American events are. reck-
oned. has kept. the two nations. at
peace for u hundred years by the aim
pie device of preventing them from
interfering with oar-.11 other. But tho1
sore ol‘ pacifist» rs passive. negative.
it lint-1 remained tor
the great modern institution oi lapel.
, Brdaln;
PAirliner-tulleld. 6:011 11. 111.. dinner in ‘91.. tity schools. will talk with u 51; tutu.
union w-huh holds ‘ .‘ltmt‘tflll hull .ndlolnlnx We dining on SW‘WNM. manning, overlook 111;. 1011111 1211.11on floor (mot.
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unconnlrut-tlve.
ampuhliclty to link the neighbors
. American Federation non ' iii.
. to carry the strike
Adtmlnlu it the mat mint not
me mlfltry tr 1111 W m ,m a mm“! Mr ;
lmmmddumre 3“
The St. Louis Republic
administers 11 stern iebuke to the 30s
“any than
state and calling it
‘Missoura‘ is a linguistic sloven from
that the state‘s
advertising
the. building up of
SillE 00thth
0E Sillllll lEllllflS
Will be Held to New llatten Febru-
ary 16th and 17th
l1‘i-ilt1wing are tho programs at the.
the. Connecticut
State 'l‘cnchers' Association, and
otht‘r Static Educational (lrgunlza-
lions. to be hold 111 Now lluven, Feb»
rum-1; 16 and 17, 19-17.
Oilltt‘l'd of State 'l‘euchers' Asuncio-
1ion: pro-Mont. (hear 1.. Burdick.
himtlord; first Vice-president. Clem-
Hyde, Hartford: second vice-
K. t‘hultcc,
secretary. William
id. l‘nrkcr, l’ortlund: unsislunt record-
ing secretary. M. lluchcl Webster.
New Haven; corresponding necrotary.
l-lnmucl l’. Willnrd. (T‘olclleuter; trons
11:111111' meeting ot‘
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[13"‘ultl0nl.
town, recording
Leslie
urcr, 11111611111 ll. Sellout, Thompson-
vilic; illlilllOI‘, Louis ll. Stnnley. Hart-
fold.
charge of winter
llurdick, (‘lemeut
Committee in
hunting: Oscar l1.
(‘, Hyde, Edward B. Sellew,
it. Hood. Sunutel .l. Slump.
Principal: of Secondary Schwi-
12:00 111., Friday_ Feb. 16,1917
Oraduates’ «Club.
Lunchoon of principals of Second»
ury schools of the stulo under the
postures or the ileudmnetors' club of
Central t'ifonncctlcut.
After the luncheon there. will he 11
discussion of some of the problems
that the common to public 11nd pri-
1111 secondulb- schools and the loc-
mution of 11 state. organization of
heudmustors wlll be considered. The.
.peukers will be: Prof. Robert N. Con
win )‘ule University; Charles L.
Kirschncr, principal New Haven High
school; Rev. ll. (l. Buehlcr. princi-
pal Hotch‘kies school. Lukeville. It
to Crtm‘llllllly requested that all who
intet'd to be 111. the luncheon notify
ftlr. (‘hnrlcs l.. Klrschner. New H11-
veu in advance. The price of the tutt-
cheor. will be sixty cents.
Friday. February 16. 1917.
Superlntendantc' Mutation.
President, E. C. Andrews, Greevr
well; secretary. S. J. Sinwson,
Bridgeport. 1:00 p. 111.. informal
gathering at Hotel Tail. 4: 00 p. m.
Alldlcss: "\\’:11uted 11. new principle
of general method." Dr. David Sued-
-1en. Teachers college. t'olumbin Unl-
run-Hy.
Sohootmuten' nlub.
l‘tt-ldent. Stanley H.Eolu1es.\‘cw
mutant}
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2131M "own;
til “WW”.
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“MW!“ ‘
Walter,
Assrmbly hull. lllllttouse ditch school. 1 um. (11 Classical and High
, -1:11;1'~;‘¥e1e..’11. ..
lie-re. um‘members of the Amerloun'qntassy in Berlin. who. latest cables ...y. will be held as hostages for rec
tlglllleJGl’ the treaty of 1328 with Twain. and for the safety of Geranium in thc United States.
Citiel oi Stall ol the
W. . W‘. filo; ‘
HillOOl orchest r11. l
A committee of one hundred and;
twcutyfivc teachers: of New llnveni
has been chosen to meet the!
out of town guests. A receiving
lino consisting of tho piesldents of!
the ("unnectlcul Stutc 'I‘euchers’ A51:
socmiion, the (“ouuocticut Sluto
'i‘otmhcin' Longtte. the New Haven
'l‘cuchers' league, the Schoolmnsters'
Principals“ Club will assist.
Saturday. February 17, 1917.
10:01) 11. in. room 3. New Haven
High school. luslncss meeting, Sup-
cruucudcnts' Association. 10:00 11.
ut.. room 6. New ‘Haten «111101111151
ucss meeting of Connecticut Assoclw
school
teachers. (lonerul nice-ting Atscmhly
hull, lilllhousc High school. 10:30 a.
111., ' The teachers' retirement anneali-
11511." Henry T. Burr, principal Nor-
mal school. thllmamtc. 10:45 a. 111..
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Gen. llugtt L. Scott
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1.1.1110 nut-n High school. 1101110111»,
.\l. 55.; 1:80 p. 111.. room 103. lllllhouse
High school, Latin, “A study with a
purpose” (illustrated). .‘llb‘S Adele
Alton. High achool, HoLvolte, Mass;
1.. "ill p. 111., room .l. lllllltouse High
,N(.‘l1t|(ll. “A history stimulant," Prof.
8111111) .lt'. Mitchell, Yale University:
1:30 1. 111.. room 106. Hillhouse High
(school, muthemutim. "The reorgun-
("l-.111. and the New Haven Woman tzzltion of high school
mathematics
tt'r- college preparation." principal.
.Gentcc W. Evans, High school,
(.ltmltstown. Maser.
,tlonul Committee on Mathematical
Tvmulrcmcnts, 1:30 p. 111., room 206.
Hililiouso High school. Scionce.
upenker to be. unnounced. Modern
lax-wince, 1111110 program. Business—-
see Conn. limitless Educators' Assn.
program. Manual Arts and lit-owing.
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President. E A Knox, Short
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son of the German and
Baeokmann. .
Mics von
111.. ' Mr. Osgood lla1d1,'i‘ttle l i
ll‘l‘lul in the teaching of French”
Fioncht. Miss Anna Importe.
.Huven High school;
Zlish stage
:FdllSl," Mr.
University.
Connecticut Business Educators'
Association.
P. D. Carpenter, Yule
I‘1t.sident
treasurer, ll. C. Post,
10:00 a. 111., Hillhouse High school,
111’ titess of welcome, Samuel Campner.
.lurvis. Hartford. “The value of pruc
ticnl education and its opportunities,
Hon Herbert. Knox Smith. Hartford:
now inking success." lllr. Nathan N.
lint-en; state championship typewrit-
lug contests for speed and accuracy.
prllts gold and silver medals. Super-
‘lntcrnltlomd Type-writing calm-Its:
‘Accouuttug and lmemuents."
school, \‘Ib Unlmlty;
BUY
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The speakers are: "A compari- l
American New Huveu.
(in German).l
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ltouston.
“‘Somc South American ci1.11a111..~1
adaptations of Goethe‘s Co..
Mayor New Haven: response, F. 3.:
“Essentials necessary to shorthand or.
Same, Stone's Business College. New:
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LA TO‘URAlNE SAFE.
.‘x'l‘\\' YORK. Fol). 10. -—'I‘lie 111111111:
vernlty; "The use of illustrative mu liner 'l‘uorininn which left New York
(in .lnnuury '20 for Genoa,
Newloal'ely. according
“The early Eig» received here by C. ‘3. Richard It
has arrived
to cable advices-
locnl agents for the steamer.
The. steamship L111 Tournine, which
left New York January 28 has 81‘—
rived surely 111
to private advices cabled from 'DllSr
F H Jurvls ilnrtlord' sengers and turned over to Fremla
Waterbury tllue omcinls here yesterday
«Bordeaux. according
‘ NEW HAMPSHIRE TROOPS
HOME.
MANCHESTER, N. H.. Feb. 10.“
.. The First Regiment, New Hoinpuhlreu
National Guard, returned Thursday.-
from the Mexican border, where
has been stationed since July.
l!
[NAUGURAL CEREMONY
NOT TO BE ABANDONED.
wnsnmtirox, r1111. to.~ror1111a
announcement was made today that to
Mr spite of the tor-elm alt-Allan tin.-
inauguration mien;
now: “
Norwalk Chronicler