“ "”éml‘mm I
3”“. Gun.
' ‘3! 8m GOLDEN
- IN “10.
ill. -———--
.. ” daily eaoept lands, 5,
.. l W runny.
es leooad Class Hatter
President.
- -. Vice-Pres. and Trees.
.. ascretary
’
phone: Namath 01-93.
Copies ........ Three Cents
» ........... ".00 per year
~—
1 * Amociated is exclusive-
1, . led to the for publication
lows dispatches credited to it
otherwise in this newspaper
Nights of publication of special
'- - herein are also relented.
s1 RAIGHT
. ”Chicago municipal Judge dis-
. the other day that nearly
boys ‘had' been in his court for
3- on'enses since the beginning
2. He decided the number
.too many and immediately
‘ a conference of interested
s . 0 start an informal crime
_ ”(vent n bureau. He believes that
- fittest nanny of the boys who are
- t before him could be saved
' further oiieuses it the court
_ ed on more constructive work.
{2.1431932 the things advocated for
. this work are the establishment of a
;,‘“ontion home. so that boys of 17
“years would not have to be Jailed
gm burdened criminals. the exten-
m of the probation omcers' work.
“‘ooooperstion of business men and
employers to see that boys are
,fpt'operiy employed. and the placing
'of Boys' Court omcers at all police
‘Iltions.
A thoughtful. understanding judge
. v-bns every opportunity to consider
3 the problem of the boy stsrtlng to
go wrong. When such a person con-
tinues to have faith in the boys
themselves and seeks to change the.
'mnohinel’y of his court to help them
instead of merely punishing them,
his plans deserve attention and sup-
, .
Gold and Silver
Commission
General Tnsker L Oddie. their-
. alien of the Senate Commission of
l: Gold and Silver Inquiry. has an.
nounced the appointment of l-‘lclchor
Hamilton of San Francisco. (ML. to
represent the commission in the con-
duct of hearings in the Western gold
and silver producing states for the
purpose of developing first hnnd in-
formation upon the condition of the
industry. Through the conduct of
these hearings the commission will
be able to attain the personal con-
tact necessary to determine the prob
'-
l'
mining industry.
' piece of arn to match: silly women
loml confronting the gold and silver:
'Rflflfllllll .
Rippling Rhymes
Wyn.
m 083m AUNT
By \‘Jnlt Mason.
As I take my daily ramble count-
ien women are in sight: I behold
them loaf and gambol. in their gor-
geous robes bedight; countless dnmcs
are galiivantlng on their errands
fierce and vain. but my aunt is busy
planting rhubarb bushes in the rain.
Idle women. idly blowing coin fos-
whlch their husbands scratch: dizzy
females shopward going. with a
bearing poodles worthless as a tink-
vr‘s whoop: but my aunt is making
noodles 'for a bowl or wholesome
soup. Oh. I watch the women drill-
ing to some social Jamboree. and i
see them make a killing at n Pink
or Yellow Ten: and I turn with ad-
miration to my aunt. who's making
pies. and she says. with nnlmntlon.
"Industry is always wise." I‘hchotll
the women yawning in the houdni'r
and the den. hully-cheeing and dot:-
toning. bored to death nnd luzzck
again: they are doing nothing use-
ful. they accomplish nothing'snnc:
but my aunt is planting juiccful rhu-
bard bushes in the rsin. Oh. my
aunt is never weeping. never weary
of the grind. nnd her household cures
are keeping rust and mildew from
hfi' mind. Shr- is hlitho nnd I'ltl
and chipper. nhc is h! nltlt)‘. km‘n "nl
spry. and she soaks me with the dip-
pcr when i swipe a chunk of pin.
lnxr ‘3;
from those whom lust lm ':\il
I lonely Alrwlnic 1111p sort
seclusion!
No longer ltlll the rilzlli in mum at
will the. green lawns of tin \\‘.' -
House. to stroll rnmr-h :‘tml 11m.
v.31: ll
.c
.
with glad lmrit :11 ..., ..tv of
Master. the Pcrsi-lc m.
Already another t-lziims those i-rlx'.
ilogcs that so rccenllv \vI-rn- lit.
Achlc. the do: hem llll‘ i‘rnn
n
ll‘l’f‘ ll ‘
far these thinpw tint
to the :tvcrue- inlmnn l‘n r1111: lvl'. -_
Ladfllc l‘ov rzrrw: a lVlll pit in— i“.
lUvurir‘s of H! it‘llutfi‘ s“rrmv"'lil‘
"F.
l Lnrldlc Rev li."t"“'~'. l'2' not fur
praise from n sit-opinmlic y.~.:l. iv‘
l..'lllnll4‘ l‘mv longs for l“-- r. luv-1
of :1 master he nnlrrul: pri. LI llh hi:
cnrs to f‘T‘lf‘ll the first 1'.“ 1'
inches for n carers r- vnr -l~-1‘lwl
from n. dai‘.‘ r! ulvmlu r :l i *1-l.
l.:‘.llnliol‘ov.lr1\'i_v,n\\~-1‘.~ l‘""-‘Il‘
iv and in lvith ihn ulu‘ 1 :ml
mf.‘fll‘l')' he rnnm-t lll‘.‘l"l."i:'ll'l.
O 0 O O O
lll'l
.4 :1 in
.
mall" l.i‘.ilill“ Eloy ll'n ll '.
l'llt he v.71: nut 7"“ lirrt vim;
lift- of l'r«::i ivnt ll.’|lllll‘1L’_
There was (:x|\~'2l.l’.‘:
(iovcrnnr h' 1i
int/mil
1'11 'i1r
his -!.1)' “inn \\:11‘—
Mr. Hamilton comes to the Com-
.. mission eminently well qualified to
carry on this work. through his di-
rection of the work of the Califor-
nia State Mining Bureau as its min-
eralogist for a period of vcr ten
years. California being the prrmier
gold producing state of tho l’nion.
Mr. nmilton graduated from the
University of California in 1904 and
has had practical experience in mine
operation and engineering in the
dates of Arizona. Nevada and Mon-
”1. as well as in California. and
is familiar with general Western con
dttions
The new: ice oh the Commission
are being directed along lines which
will develop the causes of the con-
tinuing decrease in gold and silver
production and the depressed condi-
tion of the industry in the l'nited
States. imcstlgntlon is being ..mdc
‘1 ‘ as to the production. reduction. re-
; titling. transportation. marketing.
sale and us: O of gold nnd r‘Wer in
the llnitml Hun-s and elsewhere. and
study is also being made regnrding
the effort of the decreased produc-
tion of gold nnd silver upon com-
rtlcc. industry. exchange and prices
‘ ‘5 THE “HEATHER.
3”. New Finland. East New York:
1 5.. O Fair weulh: r and moderate tempera-
... thre- Fri-la v and Saturday.
An extensive area of high barom-
eter oovlars the northern states from
the Atlantic coast westwnrd to the
Rbcky mountains and under its in-
fluence mmic-rnte tempernturc pre-
vails centrally in the northern slates
in New l‘anrl'nd and Nflw York
the weather will be fair with moder-
ate temperature Friday and prob-
. hilly Saturday.
“finds:
North of Sandy Hook: Gentle vari-
able and weather fair Friday.
Snnzlv Hook to Hatteras: Moder-
.. due northeast and east and weather
' partly cloudy Friday.
‘3'. : .*' nnrrnnxrcnn.
o. "or
'\
era-reflex}
. T Mellon taken at I P. 31.. 15th
" l .. at Sew nave-n Weather
4..
fit! Cilv
.......80.02 84
.....30.10 68
cloudy
cloudy
rcn (l. Hui-11.11: ~..itivl.<i ll,“ H.1-
pt-nr‘ii in the nilturiul oiliw: (v 111‘
Marion Slur.
Govt-rnnr v.1s :1 nl:ul1.‘,'. izll'il
hearted,loyal.1-.1-.'.*:i_\':111vi4I--‘..t-1l.‘
lit pill in lili‘ liilitlfv l'lzin who «"tr- 3
for him. .\n-l \xlnu l...’l- villuw
it may have help only coincidence.
hilt we'd much i‘lilllf‘i‘ lwlivv it \x'ie
that indc-finuhil- :i\lh .‘l‘n5" thul nun
never comprehvnvls hut that 'lo‘url
pcssr-snses ill so :lrong :l d1 have that
led the unknown ”file fox terrier to
ljoln the mighty prom-Filon of mouth.
ers. to follow them even to the on.
trance of the imnl» lieu-If. to remain
quietly by until. tinder hands had
consigned to its resting plum- all that
was mortal of Warren G. “dealing.
then to remain to keep long \leil
over the pi'i'lCt‘llll siumbcrs {nozith
the stars of him who in life had been
unfailing i'ris-nd to Dog.
The incident is strangely like a hit
of ancient Egypt's legend. a legend
resulting perhaps from tho l'ZL'YP'v
izin's desire to explain the don't
l‘llvlil‘y.
Kltmor. the he; of Seven Siespws.
who guarded the graves of the Ii: :11.
God once allowed to speak for him-
self and for others for all time.
"i love those who are 'denr unto
God.” he said. "Go to sleep. there—
fore. and I will guard you!" —i‘lor-
ence Smith Vincent in The Evening
Telegram. ,
NEVER Giff CAUGHT AGAIN.
0
(New York Tribune.)
The recommendation of presiden-
tial intervention goes to ties heart of
the hard coal problem. so far as the
interruption of supply is concerned.
Labor costs have risen since 1913
from 81.5é n gross ton to 84.19 1»
gross ton—~16: per cent. Profits
have increased nearly :00 per cent.
Coal prices are far out of line with
the average of increases in com-
- I Island . . . . . .iiOJObs clear modiiy prices since 1913.
on .. . . . . . . . . . .30.“ oz clear Between 190i) and 1920 the an-
in . . . . . . . .10.“ in clear thracite output mama so per cent-
nnnli .. .. . . $0.04 68 cloud} But tho nurnbol' of worker! did not
..... . . . . . 40.10 es cloud: _ The great evils of over-
. . . . . . . . . 0:2:2 2: r'stnd mania: and overdevelOpment have
.......... . couy d.
-\ille . . . ....30.02 to cloud! been u'nl, relieve
City ......thH 65 clear TAKE IT AS EEPLEASED
et . ....... .80!“ 54 clear ‘ n. irate cumomer £11001! 1|“ W’
,floven ......JOJC as clear hilt m the. photomphot'I €890.
lease ......”Jt to cloud, “Do I look like an. picture? The
ork .........20.14 to steady thing’s an gnu-us! Why. you've
l ...........30.02 is cloudy ‘17., m. .3 "ma squint and the
- Vt- .....ao.u 51 cloudy mg kg . prisoctllhtlnt bully. NW.
4. . . . ._.....80.0I 7:: cloudy gm... ..., “a no nonsense about
. , ls» .....zou 58 clear m D. you can inst‘ a good like-
' m.....2’.9| 92 cloudy la?” .
.....3o.os 7s at The phetegmpher. .W the
Charl
, ...:o.os 74 cloud;
es limbu‘
print. tit. looked at the customer.
“The answer." he said. “is in the
Three Dogs
LADDIP‘. FOY'.
80 short a While :I'YO 17"."? (”*ivzim- ‘
of the Land.
Now——
Ex-ehief of ”0740111. (”ll" from;
his stately homo. v-rlmommlu‘iv”.1‘.
l" ,
ill cool and Srfilt‘lnl‘fi h:1“s. in urn-i ‘
l.l~' ‘
1‘. vow-rite under it new rw'lme.‘
now silh'n‘f‘. tho i m .' .. "n l'.,u‘
great.
livt‘n .'l :l/ i' ii 9 3:”: 1!:.1\ l)-
broulxlll in rrnll:M ll‘v lr.;l‘s‘. l1t'1..'<
of fume and fililll‘li‘.
However for :1 -l- .3 lm i! 5 ml. 'l1-t
-- lllllr‘lt
murm;
0f n lellln‘r Fl-‘p so hunt: in awufiuml
The time. the IllJf‘v“ nP-l millilifimr‘
. . 4 i
the corvl llpnll v.1.1ti1 (.m. 1111 1 s l..‘-.
was eliurtl'. illn- iillllI'-Il""l lli 'li
Star :ln Hiltnriil must-.plm‘v In :1
ring. 11 Villa Mr, illlrvllnus 11:1...“
to canine truth and :1‘lo1u1'2c11, l...
tenderly express-«l s~ 11 1-1 in» u: .1
\vtil-bvlou i compunil ll.
0 O O O O
Instinct is oft: ii in ill 1' . prll’..\1i1l-~.
for mtlrii that cannot lu- Lil'l to r- :1-
50"..
a all ‘:..i ..
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l T‘1' 111v \ l
| ' i lil
if. v
.. IELN .:-‘-' 1 ‘.
(':1‘1wv'1 ly it< i. .. lT'." i..1.. ; v.1 :'
llljf lit“ 10:24 Hf :lwp iln‘ .‘iilll ' :m‘
it!» (“1‘ ll :'\v .‘ ill! 1; .‘c'
painful sir-iiiuyz 13'. l :. :1‘l-iz‘
.it:: \..<: ’1" 1-.1-1:-,.1 131‘ :1. i u
111‘11;r.1..l.i:y.
l
lllli".. : 3'." Cl‘ l'
ll'illli' ill in «‘ .ii'it \\.;1‘ mil lltfx ‘.
t1.3. N...x lidiu l~ I.
[I v in;- i‘. lllt'T‘“ I‘l'“ i'nlil' \l‘l‘f.‘ -. if
or: vi. Hus lid :11- “.11, ..ii'lI-l,
‘i '1?) IN lllI‘ luv-Hill”.
'l‘I”‘.‘-:l1l1l1.;-u:'i.‘ll.-'-~i11(\13 "Z '1
i: 1,.-.11 'l‘i1=: ti. “Em-'51 l»
r-nnu:. ...: xjv'ian Hi .15 nult‘f. ll
;ll1ills;11.i f .-'.1 .3143 in mash-.1"
lpgrll uf ill l'nitvll Skit-.1, lug! l..-':'n-""
{lit‘illl ililff 1:1 tiw south. «3 li‘ in lb"
:Illlllllii'lifi'li” 21:111‘. ll lumis illul l:
llli' l...lxl «11...:t‘v.
.‘il.l‘:1l'l:1 is: ll.'l‘.~l‘.ill"tl lj.’ '11» f1'-‘
1:11:12“ mp}! ifs 1.;u -‘l;llll. ’ili 51-:
1.1u.~<;;l;:4.1.a r1m~vlil11~5 I\L~t im‘ ii“
li’il" 1n :1 mnnmuniiy with nu huh.
.'l:lil.'l, lmt ll‘lll is ivm‘:1u-- nu'l» 1‘s In“
ulth lunizlzm «11‘;.l:...:il1.~ :n his llhwul
(.1 l-"l!;1l.;l curru l'l his i1.1[vp :1‘ «l t-'
‘qijui'n i=1 il1-tsv pulls.
.‘lnlul‘in is :t dif‘rurx-
:leu'll llvl .‘l iii the 1': ll l-limd (‘i‘llfl ill"
The rhnin of llfr of the i1zrl~
izcrm ix: “his." to
and then again to mail."
The rvmmmic lu.:-l due to mzllnrinl
alone in the soulhvrn salutes amounts
in :1 huge sum. not lllllll" from the:
limit of time among \vorliuivu, lllll'
for the “mount of mom-y expended}
for quinine- :ln.i chill ionics. let alone,
the deaths attributed to this disezisv-J
The next disease in order is yol-
low fever. This plagui- in years past
has taken its toll by
.lllflll.
l .
.ll11‘i:l innuqlllin;
than most any other malady. How-
cvr-r. there has her-n very little of It
in the United States in recent years
due to n. girth.L
the hundl‘cdsl
and was dreaded more by the people i (‘Illli'i‘fl h:- llli‘vfl.‘
L. - . . ‘ .. . s; ,
’lOi...}. in is m oxmll nt 3.0.. lb. happiness and real --
-———-— —-—-—-—-—s—' l e- ' w
T. _. _, 23“ «5.7.2....: . i I ”a of setunt, ?
., -..- _.._... .... -..... .-., -... - ‘ l’ t" .x‘ lo tit-\‘nlvl
H -. _ x .. ~ ' .slwii [11:5an <1 r-
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l ~ ' -\‘ 1 3.11.5”... : “%/§- ’9
. l ... i : xi luvs. 1.2+ 11 {1 r \ i; i A‘ o I!
. _ .. .... . . , 3, crwa rug 0,
‘ i m i': '1-1 Her llll‘ public. .\.~:> " l
' r ‘ \..": :L'l '13l‘.‘ 1"H‘.'l‘ Ii- - . ‘ e
_. -- ~ - (if f,‘ (rs-‘1 l“, * iur.‘ I’m: a. limit; on your-spend.- SERVICE and SECURlTl
' l 1;: l. \o t. ‘m n utzl l.;.~' .- n .1 7.:
i i V'-.'l' i‘l~ luv '7‘. l'l‘lllr‘, hlr‘.‘v'- A 1.1; And “wad the r35: over L?” ‘.>":‘:'": h) :
, .' 1. 1-: ‘ 1‘ 5' l » 1~;‘«*\' 31f ll‘.‘~'.’ili i . ~- .
l . ‘ ' ...e :‘1. 1 .'<‘li"l 1;: pnlulii 1rig}lls.l‘ :0 331-5 W’fe' G: her run .
' 4 ; ‘3 31.11 tilt vlmns far!
'4 viii ll:‘ 5- ill. fl" i‘ the house :1: Start 8 53V-
. u l i'. l - .
' ' ' _ , ,, .. ., _ 1 1223's account in The Peo-
‘, ' ’ ‘ r \1':: .xxn Hil'Nll. ' .
... . ‘ _,_,_ .... 3 ples Trust. Company ( ‘3.
~' (1 2“ V? ,-- \ . 1 1 I ‘
., . . . .l I .5 1'11ng :‘1 \‘i'iuil'll ‘31! have '. Whisk N a h 0 ‘ V ... fi ‘ an i on O
. - 1' \ .. 1 1 .. ulzl‘.’ l h‘5 helped ”0 I kl I 1‘
. y ‘ "1 . "‘ 33.1‘.Il“‘l."l\l' all llll‘ holly-i maily thrifty persons in l
. . . ‘ ‘ ' .l :i 1 " . .
5 int 1 .1 i. 1 '. Rio. ll:;ll 'lmut thrm; south I‘TCI‘Y” v i l . .
1 ' . = " ‘ 1" "*-” ”W“ i" ”l“ "”1"“ 1 “'1" A box 1n the safety deposnt vault of tit
>. . 1 i ,: . ..l u \ ... ~..; {‘- . 1 - .--‘. l’:.1 sic :111' snzindi 1 L .
.- ~ . . ;~. ;1_ \~ _ . 1 j K. - ; f a" unrmzzl; my own (nigh?) ’. _’ . V ~ .
’” , , l, .7“: ‘ . i {A bank 15 you- strong box. It iS the safest plaQ
, "l g,- '3 S: 33.3%: \vifc will Sinai l .-
.. l’
l
t
l'lm-wi
' TEE ANNUAL
D O
BvMORRIS
'l‘lw ninl £~‘l.ll!ii‘1illl paved the pint- ‘E'H‘, 0H
r.»r111 with gruwing :mqrr. Finally , I
2911: r .T’r :1 up a chap in the‘ front row. ' ‘
“\l'uni is :.‘.1;.‘"l‘.ll‘l tum?" he ask- “ Hi
.1}.
1 “i don‘t l.nn'." prof RSOT." .- ' ii -
" "lull “in when you got your C‘s; t we a“ 73312: "
mrrldrw ' he L:lsv:orml.—.\‘cw
Through
Though our dreams
“'0 s’linil be blessed
33'.
El
(. (.
J ust' Folks ‘-
W
m ’LmLs moms
By WP A. Guest.
smiled.
upon.
need
kindly deed.
in vain.
and m ..e.
the gloom
good will shine.
us fall.
small.
l‘w‘w
. .
7.. i“
The class was exasperating. Ther-
.191 no (lullltl tihn
fnlu‘niy inzztiwntivc; others floundi-rcd
,nr gave ridiculous answers to ques-
'r1'ltns fax-mi at tin-m lny the professor.
'..t it.
lY‘k
M."
so who is good to a little child
Will long remember the day she
lie who has given to a stranger.
He who has served in an hour of
Can cherish the gought of oncl
lie who has lightened anoth'cr‘s pain
Nevor more may think he has lived
This for our comfort. both your's
of failure the
I
in ruin about
by our mercies
iiEX't‘li BEST TEACHER.
Some \Vt-ri'
.~_.r_..__
\"i’iTlJL'tN I'ZI‘II'(.\1'0R IS 9!.
\\‘l"F'l‘l‘l 111.1". M:15::.. Ant.
unmet-inset!!!
lei-rut. vi Ms
A :rlc'ullurnl
filth
birthday
16.—
. James C. Gr-v nourh. veteran e-dlzrn-
tor and fo runny anrs president of
College.
here
., r “’3
. WAY, AUGUST 17,
‘SPECULATION
WORTH WHILE
——yvben you speculate on the f
child. by depositing a' specified
uiure 0f 3'01”-
food. 3. _ ' . sum Wr’ler .
Will long remember his gratitude. l and thus gneium enough money to {In to mil, l
. ; rid legc or start in busmess when he bemmns‘nf ,
He who has praised and spurred. : - age. , _ 1
youth on ~ . . ., 4 .
Dill have that day to look back i 55-00 regalarly deposded monthly for fif_
teen years, with 41/251; interest compou'
semi-annually, grows to $1,282.47.
—THE—
CENTRAL TRUST CO.
. of Norwalk
l‘lie flank of Safety and Service.
,d 9/]
tte more page; e121: e...
ing a. real system of
' are Vtry'
teresti.. but think
ins
it all means to your ...
- llwl‘ils
“- a 321111.
iri: .s--:w5-
inn,
- i1. “.’ 3:. llnun on Market
. : ~i :1: mumluu's tlnrlit‘l'
I 2'.‘ t ""- 1’
:nr,l'i.:.- ‘;lli{l l=t ‘i tn find his age-—
1-1,; ....' 1::s\\' hc'r. lfiit‘ii in school!)
2' l ' 1‘ ~. r? .\!i o‘ the l.‘tl(‘St
-. g ; . 3.1 1 .1 . ‘ llly- . s “:0 on jaw nn' knor-ks
l1 l1:11!.v a r l"lil.. 1 :‘- ' 11 i'v‘l‘ g snooze!
p : ului' ... :.li'.!El-1~. in v1 i in 1 1! M11‘ J! that ‘nsmi to have this
gluiliyfirws m 11‘: 1‘11 1‘512‘.‘ v. slliui. la locked up in tho poll.
llli' l.-;: or r‘ “.1: ;:.:1 -l' t‘ I il .31‘1‘225's‘roxx'. 1'” tell the world—-
will 1-: ‘(‘ll 2 il‘li 11:1 » 1.. : lll \w'n‘t cntrh me again!)
that lllt‘ !.il. n: 1:: -;1l. ‘- i)" .. ,. w.
.1.1l !. 9' import import Biliikcn wins big
i-‘iinrinsis is 1.1.: . filillil--- .
'l‘on‘in-filn sliflt {unis 'cm all: big
i
l
til; :4 nrv
l"-Ill:‘ 1?" :. e ll. 1 I"'l."1: ‘
lv'.‘ 1‘l‘i‘n {1.1.1 '- v.v'=l “its". -1 1 i: .'3
and ill” «2:11 . ‘ «1f llii' inf-Or is 3'."
nothing “'liill l-mmrtruli in i '1‘111
lillsri'y. l-‘H‘J I-f lli'w‘ i'llil l v’l‘ilvz; '.l’ 1 1.“
\.';:l':fi'11z'.l 1~~ llll—
mI dialviy (u i.. (i “-1 .' i ll} 1.x was.
rt-rznrtiii-sit' if the i1. d or l'.
viliiun.
Street Grade Problem.
Here are some interesting extracts.
on the Street Tlade problem from an
article by Tanch S. McKay. Fiend
worker of the Public Education 1nd
Child Labor Association of Pennsyl-
vania:
The Pennsylvania Child Labor Law
of 1915 made three agencies—the
police. the labor inspectors. and the
school authorities jointly rc ponslhle
for its enforcement. Through this
divided responsibility the enforce-
ment of the street trades law gener-
ally went by default-
The business of the police is to
protect life and property: they deal
with criminals: their social vision ‘5
limited—handling street trades is a
social-working job. ‘1
The labor inspectors deal with
adults: their methods are mechani-
cal: they seldom possess either
knowledge of children or experience
in dealing with them.
It was the opinion of the Public,
Education and Child Labor Associa-
tion thin this responsibility should
belong to the school authorities
alone. Street workers are actual or
potential school pupils. ' The school
authorities know them. their homes
and their families. Therefore. in
the fall of 1921 the Board of Edn-
cation was persuaded to assume full
responsibility for this work.
Although tire task was undertaken
With some misnlving. the experiment
now has the be eflt of is months
ex once. and t ass in charge are
me Ithan eve:- convinced that the
pub e school is the proper agency to
deal, with street trades. In the words.
of one" official. “we are handling ,tru-
ancy. non-attendance. retardation.
and other problem's in connection
with it!” ow ‘
dschool: street.
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\vaterproox Glue
“n n '
1' rec to Public
For [our thou-mull :.'«‘:'-
‘nsi ll trying to (lismnur :i 1' \'.Il.cl.l
will rt‘sirt the lit-lion 70f ‘.‘.'.1i.r
{VilQDllY‘:«i‘ff‘illliils ut the it.‘ ~1‘ftl
forest pi'onurla 1"uvl'rinry
mm, “'13.. have d"i‘.‘.'(‘nl Ii simplv i' l?—
luulu i‘ur manufacture of glue is
the blond f-i :111L111:; 1. i'nxurs
wood ll'cld lug-ci‘n'r by this Kill-l rc~
quiroli n lll't‘FSlH‘C of Sud [Ham 1:. to
M‘Onk them apart after they in“!
been soaked in water for :1 inmiili.
“s 111:1 '1 has
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United States navy tests rcuuirv only.
:1 strength or 1:1) pounds after :1 l\\'0
day :0; ..‘ing.
In every age nnn has made use
of tho coagulating properiirn of
blood for making glue. ' The Feyn-
timts slaughtered oxen on iii-Edges
when they desired to (xx—glen limiwrs
together. so that 1111-1: would rials
the ill-{ion 0‘: water. t
glues had to be used while fresh or
required high temperatures to re-'
store adhesive qualities.
. This new glue requires no heat for
application. It may he put on with
a brush or a mechanical glue
spreader.
The glue is made by the addition
of a complex chemical substance.
paratormaldehydo. on sale at all
drug stores, and ammonia, to blood
albumin. The blood albumin comes
in a powdered form and is s. by-
product of slaughter houses. The is»
gredients must be carefully weighed
and stirred together. but aside from
these precautions. any hexperionccd'
new , 7~
successful not only with thin man. ‘
person may make it.
The
glue has proved
but with thick wood of light turnip:
sochuspruoa‘lt,-_
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~11'1- Et’hup girl l.’vin' in stylish flat accuses
JILL
‘5 (11.1111: «l in fake!
l'm llflt‘x‘li yearsold‘.
I can't help living fulfill:
l u‘nl'l; Sn hard her-nus:- my widdcrcd
the.
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mother needs it. all.)
l‘::x\l"l‘l i‘upr-r! Gunman trailed to
lair!
millionaire!
(Say, ‘
that pliyin' line of talk?
That “‘lilfll‘l‘k‘t‘ mother gag goes good
—it gct's 'em in a walk.)
Paper! Paper!
\‘v't‘t :i'
(‘hildrt it slowly
gas line springs a leak.
(I call it tough for all them kids to »
die in such a mess:
I'll soy I'd
then. I‘m safe. I guess")
F. BI “1'.
was APPLE TREES _
ARE TURNING BROTVN
By “I. E. Britton.
State Entomologist. New Haven.
linspravcd apple trees throughout
Come cticut are now turning brown
on account of injury by‘the Appic'
(Homero-
Two broods
fed upon the
trees. but most of the damagehas
All other ”aqafhccn caused by the Recond brood.
and Thorn Skoletonizcr
philn parinna Clerck).
of caterpillars have
As there are three broods each year.
another brood is yet to follow and
considerable further injury. may be
expected. Orchards which have been ’
properly sprayed are not injured.
This pest is an European insect first
discovered in thislcountry in Wash
cheater county. New'York. mun.
it first. anpgaredjinflo‘nnecttcut at
Greenwich and: Stamford late in
1920; Since then! it see. some ran.
idl} all over flag ”to, units-87 .191! :4
north esAmherst. .ltasa. Further in»
formation regarding-habits find life
history may ’be ohin‘inedhv’mfllt:
116 ”of {fill W.
ing Bulletin No,
diam hear that old gent spill
Record crimes this
choke to death as
hate to suffocate‘but'
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First Bank I rider the Bridge
on Washington St.
South N orwalk.
to keep your papers and valuables.
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The City National Bank
SOUTH NOBWALK, CONN.
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Away From
Home
When you leave your house
you wonder if that paek- '
age at valuable papers
could be feund by burg-
LOANS
Those past due hills which bother
’ you should be paid the
Beneficial Way
Loans up to 8800 at lcgnl rates of
interest on your house furniture or
of.
secured may be repaid on terms
to. _ your convenience.
If}. 0 O ' o ’-
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