”other 0! ll Tells Wo- men’s Cluhs‘ Delegates IIer Idea Of Happy Do- mesticity. ‘ ATLANTIC CITY. June e.-—(AI‘) Succes- in home-matting may be a matter ot the emotions in more ways than one. . Mm Frank thhreih. ot Montciair. N. 3.. industrial engineer and pay. coolest-t. today told the Federation of Women‘s Clubs that “the latest [land studies indicate that we need not tear mental tniigue. it we allntu. late the proper emotions." TM Weaker. who is the mother at Olefin children. said this is heat “the by making all work inigatinc \Id eatiaiylng. "I‘hings that tire one person may not another. Things that are monot- onous to one may be interesting te another. What makes you tired? Friction between people; clutter. mental and physical; pressure or work: no adequate plan to work. poor and uninteresting work nio- thods: lack oi nppreclation. and other intsnaihle things. "What rests you? Sleep. tood. knell a . exerrise. relaxation—phy- Ilcal a d mental—emit above all. in- terest. satisfaction." Source-pt the Diroroe Evil Strinkinx at the divorce etil throuah an attempt to remedy its underlying economic causes. the De- partment ot the American Home of the Federation has adopted a win- prehensivo program in home trait:- ins. "Since records of the divorce courts indicate that economic troubles are at the root of a latte majority of the disrupted homes. and many of these problems are In- terwoven with our whole industrial and political life and ornniniiotn we are asking that colleges give training in women in the siihjecis of production. manutaciure and dia- trihution. especially as related to home consumption." said Mm Mic:- xie W. Berry. of College Station. Texas. chairman of the department. Cooperative Homemaking Man‘s and women‘s part in home- meltint may he more nearly the same in the 20th century. the setter suggested. ”"It must he a psrtnsrshipiob be- tween a man and a woman. for which both must be trained not only in the practical application of me- chanical and scientific knowledge. but in an understanding of ill: through tooling and imagination. she said. “The vocational status of the wo- man in this partnership must he raised. and the possible moral. so- cial and spiritual contribution obthe man must. be recognised. W Gets 1 Fish. Bit-tum“. 81‘. PAUL. hitnn..-—~Aftor spending A full day to lay ll loo-toot seine lit Like Currrtiet, George Raitenhorst. Ruthton. hitchcd on a teeth of horses to pull it in and caught one emnll . perch. CALL UDDER 108 So. Msln Si Telephone 1446 For House Painting and Decors“!!! NOW IS THE TIME Y0?“ 3F"? L‘ 0% l" 81' so 6 RANGE s V t‘nown Prince Guatauts Adolphus ton called on Congress and were given a "royal“ welvome. the steps oi the capitol with Speaker liougvmrth of the Home oi ltoprrsentatitee beside them. hind the Prince ta Rep. Stephen G. I‘orter ot Pennsylvania. PRINCE SEES CONGRESS Pill": «Frit’iimll‘a "i,“ ' . . .. ‘ I a ti! Surden end the Princes Louise during their tour at Washing- ilere is the Prince. left. and the Princess on Just be- I'll Newspapers Carried Crime News 128 Years Ago lNDIANAPOIJS. (Ari—Original copies of the Greenfield Gert-tie. printed in Greenfield. Mass. 128 years axo. are in possession ot Wei» laro t‘ruger of this city. in page is legible. \ iii-tired in enrh issue that it was “en was published every hloitdm. Americans were as much interested in rrlnm none. the rhurvh question. lnsilonol room-ens and in tureltrn ar- |'\" resident. died M nrknl‘lo state of preservation. enrh ’l‘hn new smper ed~ news was printi‘d under one heading. News in the unions states also was tilt-en prominence. Windham Old Timer Passes HAMPTON (Arie-Allen Jerett. and Sit. prominent Windham eoun~ his home in martial register of tho tinirs." end A perusal showed that the early Yellowed with time. but in a re- 1 iivities no they are today. All foreign '(‘lat‘k‘s Corners. today. ‘ is Fined $1 Per Hook .tii Judas tlrhatr. ot llat-ttonh itumor about iiehtng ts "heat-say“ andl “ w lt.tl he sees iii pictures and reads in . I law hooks. This contusion he made All twill-o \‘0MI'I today n hen a prisoner snurht to rroaa-i‘aatiilho tho ind!" on i‘t‘ilalll tine points ot the angling till. i not. Jni‘lmllllk or No. it: mm! | smut. llsi'ttoi‘t‘l. was error-ted ht 3; .e‘i W Home Warden All-house Mon-i ‘ \l i\' on s i‘harge ot tlahing with "their than two halts“ In Chlplnah'a pond. north of the \\'illin\antii‘ l‘tlllflr‘. hiihe was extremely tum. llv w .1.- gutiling two lines carrying it total oi the liuokI—oll lsaiteii. The law apt-cities only too baits to one nun at one time. l'i-oaecutlng .\t- iotttet' t'nrleon explained the law and l the hunt asked the aroused ii hol “got it " . "Whit it I can take rare at nxn‘ honkr. “lint ditterenca does it‘ lush" pleaded Nike. 1 ‘t‘tuesa the dinoranca is in the in." remarked the judge and in» posed n itne oi H and coats. l "Minia- the law was framed ae' .‘lltto pouldti‘t catch all the fish ia‘ tlio |‘i‘t‘.il," was the Judge's guess at- l Il'l‘ wuri adjourned. i Msill’ilota In Rockies Set Best Time In Winter CHEYENNE. “‘3 .. — (AF) Air nisii pilots who daily ettlrt our the limit) Mountains have ideas that clash with the popular idea ot good mink weather. They preter to ride ahead or a anon; wind. such as sweep lltl‘nuflh “’yomlm‘t during the nlntrr. to the (air. warm weather or summertime. The mail hirdman is not unlike his fellow “other on the ground. 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