Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-09
TRADES WILL BE TAUGHT IN
 SCHOOLS

CHICAGO, Feb. S.-The teaching of trades in Chicago schools is threatened with curtailment for lack Of funds notwithstanding that voca- tional training as far as it has been developed has proved great prac- tical success. The departure from the prevailing rule of the city II schools. ito educate every boy. and girl to be president of the United lI States, but unable 10 earn a living"
 has been for years the hobby,,of | President McFatrieh of the school | board. who went abroad to study ! vocational training there. He hade | a report in which be recommended i that the board of education estab- |
 fish and maintain apprentice and
 trade schools both within and out
 of regular school hours, in the or
 dinary school buildings. for instruc-
 ton and practice in various trades
 and industrial occuDatibns. The doc.
 trines here in advocated are not
 new" he said in his report. 'HThev 1
 are practiced in this country and in
 Europe. Munich. with a noDulation
 of 60O.o00 has nearly rorry scuoo,s
 for butchers. bakers. gardeners. car penters. painers. etc. Only go per cent of our children ever enter the
 high schools. Fully SO per cent Of our children never pass beyond the
 eighth grade. but engage in a yo-
 cation without previous prenaration. The apprentice schools are intenoen
 10 aid this larger number who starr
 in life with inadequate preparation The budget for the Chicago schools i for a year totals almost s15.000. 900. For isritors and engineers the sum
 of s930.0o0 is needed, for teachers
 and superintendents s5.923.O 900. For J ''Frills" comparatively little is ex- | pended. the item of music being
 only s17.o0O. that for art :35,oo0, for
 household arts se5.0OO will be spent
 The pastor for 9 years Cwithout
 vacation) of a Chicago church,
 Rev. R. A. John of St Paurs Lu-
 theran has the record of 250O fun
 erals, $500 weddings. 4O00 chr;sten-
 ings and of extinguishing a church
 debt of $160.0Oo. His co-pastor all
 those years was his wife. He was the son of a Missouri minister who en- dured 60 years of the ministry and whose three sons all are ministers. The building up of big city church is illustrated by the changes in the affairs of the St. PauPg church. When Rev. Mir. John became pastor 25 years ago, the Sunday school had only sixty children. who were grouped in one division; the mem bership of the present Sunday school is 1900 divided into four thoroughly organized divisions, which are di. rected by expert Sunday school workers. Twenty-Five years ago there were no societies in the church. while today there are three with an aggregate membership of , over 1200-a woman's society with 535 members, a senior young peo- ple's society with 425 members. and junior young people society with 525 members. Tn addition to the I thoroughly organized Sunday schoo the church has. many other lines ot { charitable and missionary worl l which is sustained by free will of ferings from the parish, the most l noteworthy of which is an orphan \ age
 q Other sham religious" cults be 1 sides tfose of the indicted hypnotist 4 See, have been discovered by tn, , Chicago vice commission which soor f Will complete a report showing ap 4 palling conditions of vice prevailin, 'l and of relations between busines 'd houses an dthe vice which shocke, .l even the police deDarment. On thi q segregation of vice problem the com .{ mission is divided with a majorit, | favoring it. The facts secured show 'S ing the alliance of respectable busi d ness with the qisreputable were 8 li startling that the detailed report i I} to be destroyed. The facts secure, lf regarding white slavery shove H that previous disclosures, by Unite, ,i States District Attorney Sims fl X he woman's World" were under :, statements and consequently O7.z U It the chief recommendations that vii q be before the joint conference urge H the establishment of a permanen q vice commission-to be brought int l existence by appointment of tn, I mayor or some similar method
 whose duty it will be to control tn N vice districts and supervise the worl l1 of the police within their boundaries E LEWIS KNOCKED OUT