Evening sentinel, Monday, January 16, 1922 · page 6

 

 

 
 

MONDAY. JAN 15 1922

 

 

 

 

SO NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL

ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN- ..-.

if Lia A. L.” GOLDEN, Props.
('MONDAY, JAN. 16, 1922

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dispatches ill-win nrv- also 1'v'5('l‘\'(’d.

.‘l ARON l(‘ DIRECTORY.

A Stated ('ommuniczition of Old
Well Lodge. NO. 108. l“. and A. )l..
vill l-i- lit-Id at its rooms Tuesday

2 at 3 o'clock.

evening. Jun. 17th. 19':
“’ork—J‘I. A. lit-green
All Muster Masous

Internally invitrd.

Fraterually yours.
lioli’l’. J. \VAI.Sll. “I )l.

cordially and

Attest: _
ROBERT .‘l. \V'llf'tlfx,

Secret“ rl'.
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Butler (‘bnpto r .\'0. 3. It. A. Al.
'l‘n-lnplc, South Main

drect. the Ind and 4th Tuesdays of
each month at 8 o'clock July and
August «'v'tplul. All 1:. A. Masons
cordlulh and t‘ruto-rnully in\it0vl.
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Reorganization of, the U. S. Bureau of
Education on University Lines

 

By JOHN T. Tron-RI, U. s. Commisiow 01 Education.

 

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P. I’. Claxton, the activities of the workers in the
United States bureau of education were very larely di-
rected by the commissioner personally. Dr. Claxton’s
experience before and during his ten years in the com»
missionership gave him a knowledge of education and
its technic which, perhaps, no other man in America
could have. In attempting to assume the duties which
he had been discharging I found it impossible to carry
on the activities of the bureau as he had done. It be-
came necessary for me to efiect some kind of reorgani-
zation. I find-that the buneau, inabtamybing to dis-

charge its functions, has been, undertaking a considerable misty of ac-

tivities, which may be divided roughly into

two main classes: First, the

activitics of the more or less routine character, which I have termed
“stated” or “continuing activities"; and, second, the activities of highly
trainedexperts in various fields of education, Whom Irhave designated the

technical staff.
There are seven divisions of those activities which I have

bur-inn!

continuing or staind activities. They harerall beenrplacd' under the-gun-
eral direction of the chief clerk, Levvis A. Kalbach, who has served most

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To

ocfliciently in the bureau for more than thirty-four years.

provide for more definite correlation of the activities of the tech—

nical staff, and in order to increase the effectiveness of our work by pro—
mating co-operation throughout the bureau, it seemed to me advisable to

bring all the activities of the bureau, and more

especially of the tedminal

stafi', under the review Of a general advisory body, corresponding roughly
to the council of deans or similar advisory bodies which exist in colleges

and universities.
I have, therefore, appointed such an

hdl'isory council, composed of

the heads of the various research divisions, together with the chief clerk,

 

 

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:nl lll" Ann-ricun :lcnllcmy Hit-H. Pits
nbllortllnity is mznlt- pussilllb through
1m.- fnct that :1 picture he submitted
on competition won the academy
award which includes thrvc years of
instruction undcr the best masters in
“Home. and $1,000 a. your for travel
and other I'VIH"nSl‘H.

\\’hcrc (lOH-l tht- fairy tale come in?
He had . no mom y to carry him
through to success. He used up all
hu could cnrn or save to study in New
Tork and Chicago. ,On the day he
ré-cwivcd word that his picture. “He-
roism." had won him the academy
prize, he was about to be put out of
his hull bedroom in New York city
lwt'nllrw he could not pay his rent.

 

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THE CIVILIAN' DISABLED. ’0
The rehabilitation of the Wart-dth
-.l.lrd receives. and deserves. 111]th
attention. Work of the same kind
among the civilian disabled gets less
rmbllcity. though much is being donei
along this line nnd the field is Drac-
aicnlly Ilmtflem. '
Miss Tracy Copp. representative of‘.
"he federal hoard created to direct
this work. is autliority for the state-
ment that thc American workers in-
Jured in industry every year total
more than the number of wounded in
the Vt'orld “’nr. To this number
must he added the thousands injured
in thoir homes and oflices. on the
strut-ts and the farms A, little figur-i
ing will soon convince the most scep—
Ilcnl that the problem of hrlnzinnr
[he WHI‘ crippll-d buck to independ-

I-nce is modest in comparison.
The board which Miss Copp repres-
i-rits “as crt-ulml lllldt'l’ a federal act

 

 

 

 

ulvicll l"'l‘nlll.‘l tbr‘ pursuance of this
Work 1-“ GI. lul‘L’t-l‘ scale than eve-r he- ‘~
fore. 'l‘ln- :ulllitil-s are to he car-
rird 0. mil. N'illb‘ co-opcrntion. and

the stub-s aw taking up lhv tr share of
the lm «ll-u with inl:_-‘.iecnt enthusi-
mil. as the possibilities in the work

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i ancient family.

Under the administration of nay-predecessor, Dr. «

’trotter in all

 

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_ Once upon a time there was a fam-
. iii)“ in aid Ireland that was a very. very

In fact the grand-

parents were the oldest ones of the

faintly. .
a...

They were descended from the an-
cient kings of Ire-land. The kings that
had had wireless telephones in their
castles. For proof of this fact. exca-
vations to this day have failed to re-
veal any wires at all in the castles.
thus showing that they must have
used wireless telephones.

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However to go on. One day one of
the eldest of the family was noticed
holding a baby in his arms and to be
dancing a jig. Occasionally he would
take a drink from a skin bottle. and
give vent to use war cry of the clan.

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0m; of the_nelghbors asked him
what he was doing. “Raising Hell,"
he replied and so the child was chris-
tened Hell.

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Now in Ireland when a man named
Brien would have a male child the
child would be called “O'Brien" mean-

: lag the "Sonot’Bnien."

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Little Hell gnaw to manhood and
married and in turn had children. One
of these a. boy—who later turned out
to be the best pig stealer and bog
Ireland. was called
”O'Hell." He became famous. Even
infamous. so that to this day you hear
him mentioned. He was a sort of a
god. Now once in a while you hear a
mum. when confronted by a task that
he think: to be beyond his powers.
say "O'H'ell. I can't do. this."
~0—
\\'hcnever a. man will say that us-
ually someone will be found to do
what he- snid that he could not do.

I thus showing‘ that O'Hcll the ancient

god is a good man to pray to. as it

Ethelbert O'Ded and so on until it
' reached us.

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l—b‘ Continued

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That's Why we are known by our

name of
HOGAN TYRONE O'DELL.

SHORTER TAX FORM
FOR SMALL INCOMES

from Page One.

 

 

 

fire. storm. shipwreck. or other casual-

ty or by theft. contributions. bad»
debts. etc. .
On page 2 are spaces for entering

explanations of the various items; ‘1. 8..
the total amount of income from busi-
ness or profession. with description
(“grocer." “retail clothing." “drug!
store." “laundr_v."_ "doctor." "lawyer."
“farmer") from rents. and
sale of property, etc.
Returns are required of every’ single
person and every person not living
with husband or Wife. whose net in‘—
come for 1921 was $1.000 or more. afi
of every marired person living with
husband or Wife whose not
was $2.000 or more. If the combined;
net income of husband. wife and de~
pendent minor children equalled on
exceeded $2.000. or if the combined
gross income of husband. wife and de-

exceeded 85.000. all such income must

If single and the net income inclduing
that of dependent minors. if any.
equalled or exceeded $1.000. or if the
grog income equalled or exceeded 85.-
000. a return must be filed. A minor,
however. having a net income of 81.-

the tax is assessed. is a new provision.

 

ed on the form.

tax is due. The exemptions are $1.00“
for single persons and married person:

for married persons living with hus-

 

 

 

 

 

David Harum Tactics Have. NO'
lace In Modern Business.

The horse trading proclivities of the shrewd old Yankee have lost
caste. They are boomerangs that hit hard on the come—back. They

prove too costly to the perpetrator.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

of “slipping something over.”

Ifyou v

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The basis" of modern business is honesty.
ardized almost every article you can buy.
and what to pay. You don’t have to bargain, and dicker and haggle to
know that you are getting as good as you give.

That is why it pays to read advertisements and to buy advertised
goods. A product’s advertising is the best guarantee of its faithful
performance and, lasting usefuinem orv-ofiits dwniatexalfiiw. ~

alue constant satisfactioneif you want to get your full
money’s worth every time, read the advertisements. In themyon will

find much to save you money, time and energy.

Whether you .Want food, clothing, furniture ior a toy for the Chil-
dren, the advertisements can help you.

You know what

TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF AN ADVERTISEMENT IS TO‘ GET
REAL VALUE

Advertising has stand-

It used to be considered good business to trade a horse with the
heaves for one that was sound in wind and limb. But business today
is done on such a broad scalewevery merchantand manufacwrer has
so long a list Of patrons—that it would not do to have a reputation

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royalties. .

income _

pendent minor children equalled or

be reported on a. joint return or in- ~
separate returns of husband and wife. ‘

mm or S‘JJWO, according to marital .
.status or a gross income. regardless of ‘
the amount of net income. upon which ,

"Net income" is gross income less _
certain deductions which are explain- l‘

Under each of the above conditions. '
a return must be filed even though no _

not living with husband or wife. $2.500 _

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Big Removal Sale1

MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING

 

Everything sold regardless of cost.

GOTTLIEB’S

North Main Street

 

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Has Removed to
48' CHESTNUT- . - STREET
Fenders, Beans, Lamps, Repaired—Welding-

uay-ln auwvmsflm from
Vocal-q all grades in sets or single piece: and the
Price: Are Right

ms him so an. SMINDING TOWNS.
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FLOWERS"!

Fresh Cut Flowers m DRY—Floral Tributes, Every Descrizm"B “‘“

’ A All Occasions

Willow, 3381:8158. . . Judini. emu. Aquariums, Artificial Flowers
wmm- momma Vegetable Seeds, Insectimdes

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