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world “I am" and the world "I
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SCHOOLS.
‘l'he crown-award condition of the
bile schoolsi or the City or Norwalk
. rightly occumlng first plan- in the
Mention or the Board of Education.
The, school situzition is St rious ire-
of the growth of tht tv-ii; nt
Nomnlk inn-«lg now svhooi
lidingl~~nnd nvr-«ls tiwm mom.
The school (“r-onus mummified under
ave dirtrction 0i“ Sllpt—r‘illitn'if‘h: of
”Chopin G. \' liiirlxinnn 7:261“?! il‘rr:
Milt oi tlw 'l‘lu:
flow: that u .cu-h :1-rnrzm building in
“rifle Franklin school till-il'il'i would he
ed to capacity us. soon :is (‘nln‘ili :mi.
:
it
a
u
.‘zitunliu l. cousins
(i it shows also that thrw- morr»
me are nmrilwl M iii“ (‘. ntcrm‘honl
tukc (‘aro 0f ilur nu-vllnw of stu-
' it.
iTht‘ Board of Education is flTT1l3l2:-f
‘ at building program ilvuitzm-d l0
. . care of whom nuilu for le'rill
r: to come. In this important
Ant” "1‘! board Ilt'Ht-rvt-x r-o—npt-rii-
umi support.
Good school huiiviingu flrn
'Let us construct buildings nt‘ such
and in such lorntions rm to cum
I“ the needs of tlar- torluy wand
Ofl’OW. as “will
1's. Special Ill"“il"‘i.:' ofvtlw
Education tho construction of tlw
Iced now 510‘.)qu buildings: wits
,d. Itcprt-smltntiws: of thr- two
9 paper! wort.- l‘l {I‘i'f‘l‘lli at the
ng because of nvgli'r‘t of the
midterm tlwm that tlir meet,-
to be held.
proposed school building pro-
.‘éflfiu for the outlay of about
”’ This, in :1 city th- hizt' of
j. S largo amount of mom-y
‘bn any our project. edu-
f‘otherwlso. ’l‘Tw taxpayers
’ to be takt-n into in» full-
-' c at the Ilnard of Emma-
ing this matter: to know
the money will he spent.
newspapers proper oppor-
iflll their mission of keep-
lic informed as to the plans
if" Don't hide your light
..
:1 his: {is-
(-l t v
lionrtl
‘ picture industry is clat-
mferendum that knocked
sorshlp in Massachusetts.
among the movie makers
recomllze that this referen-
' hailenge to them. the pea-
. it mllnrcly'up to the mo-
to provide clean films.
{logical their obvious public
M to muko good on their
'the reaction will come
micrendum reversing the
. people vote against un-
fl Whip. they lire nbt vot-
’ndon—tor films unfit for
anally-swayed moral
- grownups.
rosin.
‘I‘evealed. was ottered
for the secret of his
coupon business. This
he Wizard of Pie Alley
the suckers coming
‘- could handle them.
luvs won a gold medal
4391'
in: bi? his career. Ponzi
ithat‘neuriy one-fourth of the young
. government will be costly and incin-
.____,_ .
A check on your living expenses can
always be cushcd. . —
l
ss.iioo.ooo to .
h- becn phoned for the week of De-
camber 2- 9, by the L. 8. Bureau of
Education. National Edumflon Asso-
cistion. and the American Legion. it
is hoped that one result will be a pub-
lic realization that more money must
be spent on public schools. ».
The mere mention of such I dio-
tasteful abject makes 36 ”yet
squirm. However" the facts should be
looked in the face. It: was revealed
ut the Armycunps during the war
nicn'were illiterate to some degree.
With so many nu-Aimerlcunbed citi-
ueno, many things must go urrong:
unfit men will get elected to once and
dent.
What. can the schools do to help
these conditions?
Some of the faults of our educa-
tional system could be remedied with-
out much increased expense. More.
practical instruction for boys and girls
yho do not loom easily from book:
would wake up some sleepy and back—
ward students and give them 9. better
start. What is néeded more than any-
thing else is to keep children longer
in school.% Results will be unnatural:—
tory so .lOng an a great mass or young-
sters quit when they finish the gram-
mnr grades or before that time.
Americ’n communities must wake
are really educating the children {or
practical lite. and i! thcy are turning
out good citizens—«3nd, it not. rwhy
not? Public opposition to modern
educational ideas and parsimony in
school appropriations do more harm.
than faults in the teaching system.
National Education “feel: will do
good: it it arouses some communities '
to' take a greater interest ‘in their
schools and m e more~etfort to find
3. driva for educational progress.
up and try to nud‘ont if the ichool. w
WeAre Pleased to Announce That We Are \igw
Baldy to Supply Our Customers With the Pam
mu
3
mo rnncnm‘. PURE SILK
100 PER outflow}: mom
100 .PES‘CEFT. SERVES—-
1&an the Popular Fail Shades.
out what they are doing. American
institutions are built on successlul ed-
ucation. and you can't have good gov-
r-rnrnr-nt without it.
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“0015‘s.
Paint the names of towns in large
lctters on roots of railroad stations.
so aviators will know what they are
This is recommended
by Secretary Drrnby in a letter to In-
tvrslntr- Pommvrcc Commission.
it in a new kin-l of signbogrd. “'e
in throt- dimensions. Bo-
l'nrn tho flying machine we were chain-
to two dimensions, except.
when climbing hills and stairs.
passing over.
HOVV mOVO-
t-d largely
How long until we music-r the
fourth dimensions?
M-fl
CHAT A N 1) 00mm“.
’l‘lurr- will be few hot times in the
old town until coal gets cheaper.
Crying yourself limp is never
nice as being tickled. stifl.
Bl
Pluck and luck look alike because
t'iir-_\~ go around together.
llnrl thing about steam heat is you
can't light your pipe at a. l-adlntor. .
Popular songs pass out quickly -be-
cause people want a fresh air.
U
Horse racing was once the sport of
kings. but in America there are many
queens at the tracks.
Idaho man wants a. divorce because
his wife would cook nothing but eggs.
She just caged him on.
“'e would hate to be the Pennsyl-
vania. man who won by one vote.
Every supporter will claim he did it.‘
In Berlin. the Wirth Cabinet has re-
sig’hed. so isn't worth much.
Since the farmer's radio yvorks the
birds are singing jazz
It you wish you were something else
you can wish you were the pygmy ele-
phant which eats 510 bananas daily.
The annual yarn about” squirrels
storing golf balls for nuts comes from
Manchester, Me.. this your, , , -
Sixty seals appeared in Long Island
Sound. It is thought they wanted to
see the new sealskin coats.
Fame is fleeting. A former premier
of France was ahead out of a. dlnu
lug-room at Toulouse.
W‘hen woman meets“ woman tint
brings on a lot of talk.
So for our course in the Turk trou-
ble has been discourse.
A big island in the mm to miss»
tug. ' :Thc theory . that “cone. took
1
lab.
d» __trom
Near Trenton, N. J. a freight, train
l “REEL *DISCPUITTS’ THE Farm |‘
By KI TC H EL PIXLEY
(Our Own Special Correspondent).
MOGADORE. Nov. 23,—Yours Truly
has resigned from the Anti-Petticoat
League and hereby rcpudyutes what-
ever it does henceforth. It's because
of Mrs. Pixiey's foresight and be-
cause K. P. believes in flghtin' even
this pciticoat
fair. .
This other night Att‘y Tom Scrab-
ble. head of our league executive com-
mittee. decidcs that the policy in fight—
in‘ our pctticoats rulers. specially Mrs.
llosworth. president or council. is to
be shicnnc rath'n public debates; etc.
Scrabble argues that it's female nature
in Mrs. Iiosworth. havin' high politeri-
cnl power. to try to run society mat-
ters. We must start a. back-fire. split
the wimmin vote. by showin' that Mrs,
Bosworth ain't worthy to run Hogw-
dore social matrons. . He had inveatb
gated Mrs. Bosworth's social record
Her father was a. soap maker, her
mother scrubbed office windows. and
her dyin' husband's last words was.
”0 Death, where is thy sting?" Bo-
infernal
government _
sides. Hrs. Bowel-tw- mmmnldeu-
hood was spent in a. (notary where
they amused wienerwursts. I“ so
soon as these fact; was secretly: pines
ed before Mandate female society. . .-
you'd see a split -01! from Bosworth ,
leadersth that would be good for
sore eyes.
Well. when I went home and es:-
plained. this new policy to ma. she
sea, calm and forceful: »
»"Kltch. here's where you quit your ,
league or old fool leadln"ci£hens. cold ‘
and quick. I know Mrs. Ellsworth
cumin“ and goin'. The minute Ihe
learns you have" dug up her m-
. . stumn' antisedents. she'll trot out tho
grinnin' skeletons in every unti—
_ league closet in town. You try split
on Matilda Bomrth and she'll show
you she’s a splitter from Splittenrllle.
Consider. Kitch. the fiery gay spots in
your own early life. The Wife of your
bosom ain't goin’ to bear the social
burden of their pubfic exhibit as long
as she kin wield s. mop handle. You
, hear me?"
Ma's foresight always has been.
good. and to tell the truth. I never
have thought much of Lawyer Scrub;
ble's policy or silicone anyhow. I
must. notify some of the other leadin’
citizens about ma‘s look into the to-
lure.
it home for a farm is considered tool—
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MUST FORGET CASH.
Editor Evening Sentinel:
Out of the many needs that come to
my mind for the nation‘s betterment.
let me suggest one. That is the need
or less regard for our financial pro-
gress and greater thought for the en—
couragement oi' the arts. music, liter-
ature, the drama. painting and sculp-
ture.
The United States is notorious for
its lack of leaders in any or the arts.
Europe leads in literature in music
and the drama and. in tact. in all the
arts so far as individual success is
concerned. 0! course. we can name
Americans who have made ur’luccen
in each of these arts. but we can also
name Europeans who surpass them. '
The reason for thlst clear. It can
be explained in one word—money.
The poet and author write on oath
tract; the painter points by request:
the sculptor curves for money; the
dramatist and composer great. rldlc~
utous’ musical comedies to swell Lox
attics receipts. .
To correct this unfortunate condi-
iton in this country, the Government
can help. There should be Federal
subsidy of the drama. of literature and
the other arts. 15y thin. I mean the
Government should create scholar-
helping promising young men and
women so they my go on creating
or the grocer.
A greater human feeling for the
flner things of tire is what is handed
lust for money 3nd no:
. three minutes after the query. “How's .
{Mrs Sherman Hailed!!!
ships and other financial means for You
real art without leu- at the Imdlord .
the Atlantic by wireless, replies were
received from London. Paris, Berlin
and Bergen, Norway.
“Raining. mild," was ,Londons
answer, received in forty-five seconds.
Norway's reply came ten seconds later.
Frame was third. and Germany last.
two minutes and forty seconds utter
the question.
The conversations were Sparta of a.
dhcualon at when. by David scr-
not. vice-president of the Radio-
Corporation of America, last. night at
a. meeting or the New York Electrical .
Society. " » _
but all law. from the earliest creation
until now, both natural and divine,
has been violated. Shall we repeal the
javai’ixagaixxst murder and theft. because
they are constantly being broken?
Are not the papers full of the .ac-
counts of broken laws, both natural
and moral?
What America needs. most or all.
is obedience and respect of the laws
both natural and religious—no other.
remedy is provided.
A revival of spiritual life in the
beat remedy.
1!. Br Bi
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A house or a home -— a good deal depends on the pro 1 -.
selection of furniture and the furnishings of the rooms. Furn-
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