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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29
MEETINGS OF
 WOMEN'S CLUBS
 FOR THE WEEK
TUESDAY.

TUESDAY. 1O:oo-Executive meeting. Bridgeport Protestant Asylum. of Charities, Hall home. Executive committee meets, 10:3O. 2:8O-Altar Guild, Christ Church 2:so-Rector's Chapter, St. Johns church parlors. 2:3o-N. g. Federation of Women's 3:oo-Book Exchange club, Ars. s:oo-Woman's UnfversaIist Club 8:8o-Mosaic club, Mrs. W. ". For ter. 7:45-Bible Study for men and wo- men. 239 Gilbert street. (AGrs. 7:sO-Oratario Rehearsal, Warner Hall.
 WEDNESDAY. 1O:15-Wednesday Morning Art club Miss Chary Smith, 954 Park e:3o-Federatfon of Women's clubs in New Haven. All day. 2:00-Ladies' Sewing society, First Baptist church parIors. 2:O0-Ladies' Aid society, Second Baptist church parlors- 2:30-Ladies' Aid Society, Peoples Church, Laurel avenue. 7:30-St. Anna's Guild, Trinity Par ish House, Broad street.
 THURSDAY. 2:00-Woman's Beneficent Society, South Congregational Church parlorS. 3:30-French Club, North Church chapel. 2:3O-Alethea Guild, Peoples church.
 FRIDAY. Literary club, Mrs. J.
 P. Omans. 2:OO-Woman's Guild, Christ Church
 parlors. 3:O0-Guild, Trinity Church. St.
 Mary's. 2:S0-King's Messengers, First Bap-
 tjst Church. 3:0O-W. c. T. U., 2S9 Gilbert street. 4:O0-Authors club. 3:O0-Wednesday Workers, Mrs. ".
 B. Lashar, 697 Clinton Ave. S:OO-Round Table, Miss Ada. Wood
 ruff.
 S:OO-Friday Evening Book Club,
 Mrs. G. D. Egbert, n Elm
 wood avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29

be played and sung. A good time for you if you attend Monday evening Popular prices of admission.
 This Week Ends
 NothnagIe's great January sale. It will be the last opportunity this sea son to buy a superior grade of fur niture, rugs, carpets, draperies, pie lures, go-carts, baby carriages, etc, at the extraordinary reductions of fered here now. When you consider that your money lays in the bank five years to bring the returns you get here at once during this remarkable sale, it seems just like finding SD much money. There's no req son why anyone in need of first class house furnishings should let this extraordin- ary money saving opportunity s in hy- Even if you don't need the goods for q month or two, buy them now and have them reserved for later de- livery. Remember the NothnagIe saying, "It costs you nothirS to 1ooF and it may do you a heap of good. '- Enter 1869 Main street or 135 Fair field avenue, where the famous Glen wood range is sold.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29
DRANK 100 QUARTS OF BEER.
Liquor Absorbed Much of $18,OOO B
 Bank Clerk EmbezzIed.
.D qq-Cnorre

San Franciso Jan. 29-GeorRe --A Terry, formerly a clerk of the Ma tionaI Banking corporation. who plead ed guilty to having embedded S13,O0O testified in the superior court that he had drunk 100 quarts of beer in six hours. Terry made this explanation of the expenditure of part of the T,bG co1rt doubted Terry's estimate of his capacity and summoned the oronrietor of the cafe in which Terry said he had bought the liquor, as a witness.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29
Priest To Probe
 In New Britain

New Britain. Jan. 29-In his sermon at St. Mary's Roman Catholic church yesterday morning, Rev. John T. Win ters stated that he was going to Nis- it the local skating rinks, moving pie ture shows and dance halls, and if he did not find things satisfactory he would be heard from. He also ad- vocated high licensing and protested against the licensing of saloons in residential sections of the city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29
schiIIe1. I.odge. N. E. O. P.

Schiller lodge, N. D. O. P, receIV- ed one application at its regular meeting Saturday night and made DIa0s for it's next meeting when there will be an initiation, and an enter tafnnent of some kind as well as re- treatments.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29
MISS sPoERING MAKES CHANGE

Miss Florence L. Spoering. for the past fourteen years head of the snort hard department of Union Business College, has resigned from that insti- tuition and be0ins work today with Bridgeport Business College. The ad- 5itfon of Miss Suoering to it's faculty gives this new school the largest and strongest teaching force of any com mercial school in western Connecti- cut.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29

I,ondon-Thousands st persons are svailing themselves e 'Ee first on- portunity to skate in two years. Pre- vious to the present cold snap. heavy rains formed ponds all over the mid lands.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29
THE PRETTIF;ST FACE

and the most beautiful hands are of ten disfigured by an unsightly wart. It can easily be rem owed in few days without pain by using Cyrus Wart R Remover, for sale only at The Cyrus Pharmacy, 253 Fairfield avenue and 1S6 Cannon St.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29
CLEANEASY, THE BEST HAND
 SOAP

Guaranteed not to inJure the skin. Instantly removes Stove Polish. Rust, Grease, Ink. Paint and Dirt. For the hand or clothing. Large can 10 cents. Manufactured by Wm. R. Vim, 244 StratfoFd Ave.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29

out of a can; they pump it out Of the cow.''
 From February Farm Journal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29
Good Music Appeals to All

And especially to the dancers, so 1t will be welcome news to music-loYers and dancers alike that the McEnellys, the singing orchestra. will make an other visit to the colonial ball room
 Monday evening. play for concert last visit more than 1000 young people enjoyed an evening of dancing ana encored every selection several times. A complete new program will be ren- dered Monday evening and the latest hits in waltz songs and marches will
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29

No matte what you want try tho Want (-nIuEzsn-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29

Here is theT ideal place to fit out the chiId-either boy or girl. All the merchandise is moderately priced ana rbe product of specialists in children s wear. Bring the children in-you will be sure to pIease them. Frank Jaco- by. 1OS3 Broad street opposite Postof-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29
POINTS OF INTEREST.
Children's Department
F. H. Dillon & Co.

11O5 Main St, are offering all their winter millinery at merely nominal prices before stock taking.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-29

Farmer Want Ads 1c a word
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
rNPuUs FEVER CARRIED ny
INMINTION ABLE INSECT

Or Joseph GOidbcrgor and Dr John
l. Anderson 90 tho Hygcnlc hbVra-
tory. Emitted states public health ser
vice, told the congress they had traced
Vphus fever To The louise, as q car.
ricr aud that their Investigations had
disclosed nearly 900 cases ~ the Gis.
ease Ia New York as veil as num-
Der In chicago. PLiladclphi1. Bllti-
more aud Washington, although 1t was
thougdt thet typhus had not visited
America Tor many years.
Tlc disease, however, was found To-
be In mild form, but thry said mild
forms ut disease become malignant,
Typhus fever b. one OF the siN dis
eases the United states considers ~
dangerous that special quarantine reg
ulstiunH hay, been issued against o.
The mglady usually visits those who
I've Ina crowded ana inslnitaTy Aabita-
uVaF aud Is a poor mans disease,
Why the louise should BE- the oaly
Insect that carries typhus they have
been unable to determine. ono ul
these insects which bites a patient
during the fever period viii bee able
ia about four days afterwards 10 give
the disease 90 any unfortunate victim
nc may chance Go fastcu rpvn. la
purimcnts have shown also that muu-
acys may contract tho disease through
th, bites ut lice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24

ming night AMI day nov aud is milling
about forty toms dsy Ut alfalfa meal.
This feed is getting Go boz be- big de-
mnnd nud tho min people have ull
the orders that they can hll. Tho
meal IL being saipp'J Co southeast
points aud some of 1t b. ooiug shipped
for export
wilson Mltsual-F,rsuHun club
has been ursluil,d here with about
one hundred mrmu,rs They Hru maxi
ing preparations Goo have e. pE crowd
out when Congressman Ferguson
Visits ilagormuu uu his trip through
this part uj Ga, state.
\ Mosi,Iu walked 900 Goo tho vura
house OF the Joyce Pratt company og
tuis plur, last Ntnk and STOLE 10 suck
ui meal and yar,pJ ut smoNug toe
Iucyo. ilo was brought up iu IN" jus
ucc court and given sixty days - tho
county iail hy Judge Bailey
tn, members of the ilagrrman hish
school gave an nee cream supper lh
the Hag,Tuau hotel last mEnt 90
raise funds tor thcir athletics. 1ucy
realized % substantial sum.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
TASTE, SMELL AND
HEARING RESTORED
A Simple, Harmless Remedy
Quickly Relieves Ca
tarrhal Deafness.

Tho thousands vhu suu,r the mI--
cities of colds ud .niJrrb aud claim
they have never found q nur, .tu get
instant r"liri pF simply amounting iHo
uostrlls vita EIys cream Htlm
ruURc Internal mru,incs which
upset tho stomach lr strong suut-
which ouly aggruyut, jHc trouble. this
rlcuus'ng healing. autHortio Balm .u-
sttutlN reaches tao scat uf fIr ttuu-
h'r stops thr nasty discharge. rl,au
tuv nose. head and throat aud bring.
U1Uk tIr -yusr ut taste smell nul im.
proves tIc hearing Mur, than aH
10 strengthens iuc Weakened .ul JIs-
,a.'d tissues thus protecting tuu
against return of the trouble This
remedy win .uru cold lu d1t InH
prevent ts becoming chronic Coz &C.,
-H't.ug u oattTrh.
.tusaI p3tarrh ls Ju inflammation nf
tIr membrane lining thv tIr plssIgrs.
tu cannot Ir reached bN mNlHrrH
taken into tH, stomach nor uln b. uo
cured o.. suung and poo, Irrs which
only .Jus, additional irritation Don't
waste time ON them Grt 90 cent
bottl" ot EIys cream Balm from your
druggist. ana after using 10 tor dlF
you ViiI wish you had 'rird it sooner
Mothers should give 90, children
Elys cream Balm for colds and ,r,s
70 h perfectly harmless aud pleasant
Go take,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
Disastrous IItElGIIT MRI1CK
HAPPENS NEAR TUCC MIAHI

Tucumcur, g. NJ Sept e3.-Thrrc
was serious wreck on tine Rock
island. two miles cast of town last
saturday morning Freight train No.
a3 Was coming down grade toward
town go "a GO-milr rate when an of u
sudden 10 carr jumped tir tr,rk. Do
e. twiukuuE tines "ar' hurled together
u the spar. between tvu telegraph
policy Seventeen out ut tine nineteen
ears W,ro So badly damaged that they
had 10 bee burned Ninc ct The cars
were loaded with wheat one with au-
tumubilos and tho others with dry
goods, hardware. puur aud m1yhlu-
cN. The autos. strange tn Say. rs-
capped without scratch 10, dJmtEr
90 equipment Nill cNccod $4,000 Win"
that duuu Go tho freight viii amount
lu about $4,000. SO one WAS hurt iu
the wreck bat % couple ~ hubocs IS hu
we're riding iu car pf wheat were
badly frightened The wreck was
caused by "a broken journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
GOV. MCDONALD AND
ISAAC BARTH
TO SPEAK
Principal Features of Farmers
Day at Mountainair Sept.
2S; Basket Dinner Of Home
Products to Be Served,

Gu,oru"r William e. Mcdonald
"ud Stale SENATOR islJc GJrth ui this
'it, are ~ bc the principal speakers
un Farmers dizzy" september -. at
Muuutainair There win bo ffuc
basket dinner uf humr raised prod
ucts There via Dec baseball bctvu,u
tho Muuutaiuair und Willard teams.
horse racing. foot racing sack. throe-
legged. mule ANA potato races. calf
riding. brOu,ho busting. ropng COM
test ANA what is advertised as an
open exhibition of the manly art.
consisting of "a Tow uicndl, bouts bee
tween loCol contestants where every
body can sec ANA ne cruelty viii be-
permitted one hundred dollars IN
offered FOR prizes ana premiums. IN
Guiding valuable prize offered for
tho prCtticst girl ana the uglirst man
Dinner viii be- served in the tabor
uaclc at Chnutauuua park between ~
ana ~ and IA" speaking viii follow
tho dinner Nu admission viii bo
charged e. the grounds. ur ans here
else
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
I special Correspondence 10 the usraidl

Washington. sept. 23.-Dr. &. Adol.
pnus knopi. before the Fifteenth IN
t"rnntional Congress on Hygiene and
b'muEraphy speaking on tho topic
Dental Hygiene for the Pupils VI
Publi cSchUOls." declared bad AID de-
uU}td teeth were % disease OF the mas.
seq as much ug tuberculosis. uud as
such must be- cumbItod particularly Ia
children Of school age.
After making an estimate that at
least three per cent Of an the children
OF school age OF the United states
were tuberculur ana calling auen.
ton 90 the lls' report OF the commits
siUncr uf education that there Wcro
2u.O00.uuu children attending .lbliu
schools iu the country Dr Kuupf de-.
cldrcd there must Zoe ut least 500 600
tuberculosis children boo urgent need oil
open air instruction he quoted an
estimate that the average life OF tho
10000 children who die annually iron.
tuberculosis in the United STAT was
about seven and uu,.half ypars lfig-
uring thc cost to ia" parents AL COM
inunity ~ only $3.50 per nurun, no
said The financial loss thus Represent
ED WAS fiJ.0OU,OV0 aud children hgND
died bctOr, they have been able 60
give any return 10 their parents ~ tnt
community
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
OVERTIME M INJURY
10 HUMAN MECHANISM

with tie assertion that Fatigue
WAS danger Vf occupation as truly as
amy OF the industrial pOlsOns and must
be- recognized as such 10 II ~ 10 be-
Cuubsted." MiN Josephine GOldmark
OF the National Consumers league.
NcN York city. addressed tho con-
gross on The study 90 Fatigue and It's
application 90 Industrial workers.
The essential injury Of overtime rs
du" 10 what hp- been graphically
proved in the laboratory with tho
crgogrD ph. said Miss Goldmark. "bc.
cause EFFORT Increases with fatigue. DO.
cause work continued after fatigue
las sent ia requires 80 much moro
subsequent time for rccup,ration. but
during rush or overtime season
such time tor rccupvratlou Is uoccs-
sarily lacking
Tho clorA Who Is kept iu the great
department store until eleven, twelve
cor one O'Clock at night during one or
two treuzicd weeks before Christmas.
the glrl who works at fever heat
stitching WOmcus waists iu January
Tor the spring trade Ga not relieved OF
tho necessity Of reporting for work
the next morning she comes 10 WORK
unrvstcd and with each day OF over
umc accumulated fatigue necessarily
rtuWs.
1T rs precisely here that tho aid 81
science Is SO urgently needed aud uas
hitherto been almost wholly lacking
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24

speaker Champ CLARK has revived
the old custom of comforting titles uu
All incmbors of congress. E,,rl man
he summons 10 INV chair Goo preside
over th, committee of the whole is
designated as the gentleman iron
Kentucky Colonel Blunk
The practice has been adopted u'
the cmplnNcs ut the house end 600 90"
capitol. uul there is no member uf
the house Coz lttncho thereof SEQ iu.
significant ls 90 escape tito.
Representative poughtun of Nort'
Carolina thought the limit had boon
reached. however when ho heard "a
dusky brush boy calling Hcprcacnta-
ave James william collier OF Nicks-
tIrg Miss Major Collier VAS
born iu 1879
What are you major otf'' asked
DouRhton. Major OF militia. or
whate Where did YOU gtt a military
utls. anyhow q"
Fighting answered Collier.
Fighting what3' demanded Dough-
ton.
Fighting 90 set 10 congress" an
awerod Collier. "a expect 20 be- bre-
votted Zoo nsh1lug 10 slay here, 49,
NcW YORK Morld,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
BIG DAM SPRINGS
BAD LEAK
Farmers Under Felix Reser-
vOir Near Hagerman Suffer
Hardship; Apples Shipped
by the Carload.
Special Correspondence to ,Ae nersldl

special Corrrspoudeucc Co the Herald !
litgurmau, \. NJ sept % Lon Vii
duy evening water Was found running
under the Acmu dam in the FollN river
lust north ct iiagurinun Before the
Hood gates could bee raised large
hole had been washed In the dam.
There Was no rise boo ny river but 10
seems that the water had been wash
lns under Tor some time and had just
been discovered, This dam holds thu
water 90 irrigutr about four thousand
acres of hnc land east ana south ~
town, and 10 win WORK "a hardship on
the farmers Who depend on this ditch
for their water supply Men have
started a. work On the dam ana they
hope 10 have it repaired iu time ~
lrr.gato their alfalfa again this year.
Several ears of apples have been
shipped from here lee the last ten days
and apples are being picked in nearly
al OF the orchards. There VIII be
a bout oiEhty-tyo cars shipped from
here this season The apple growers
e'err very fortunate this year in not
getting their apples haii-specko6 al
they were last year and they will have
some very nne fruit 10 put on the
market The bulk OF These apples viii
80 60 Texas markets
The Pecor Valley alfalfa nNn Il run
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
SANTA FE PLANS TO
CATCH UP WITH
ITS RIVAL
New Cut Off Will Enable It "
Make Same Time As South
ern Pacific from Los An
geles to Frisco.

Los Angeles. cay. sept. 80 Thu
santa Fc is contemplating shortening
~" route cot ils san Francisco trains.
the saint aud tho Angel"
\ ,ut.un. to leave tho present main
line 40 q point north of victor,IUc.
probably AZ livlvu, ANA join the san
Francisco line near Kramer, rs pro-
posed,
Surveyors are nov running the lines
e. select the most dircc, route
Including the delay ln tho BarstoV
5ard tho saint" nov requires one
hour aud .. minutes tu cover the a
miles from Helen 60 Kramer. and tho
proposed Cut.on would cut the milo
age more than hat aud llkoNisr tho
time considerably more than half
From Helen TO Bargtuw, the line
maNcs big swcr,c to the cast The
san Francisco line. watch Joins the
southern California route it Bnrstow.
runs dircctl, west out uf that junction,
aud there IL consequently J Wild, de-
tour uu IA, route 81 the trains be-
tween San Francisco ana san licr
uJrdino
The building ui NJ, sut-um would
Upko II possible fur the santa ~ Go
make practically the same time be-
tween Los Angeles and san Francisco
as tbu southern Pacinr. Toe Santa y,
time 5,tNuou san BcguurGiuu ANA SAN
Francisco is already shorter Juau ttu
southern Pacific ANA the cut-un
would reduce this
4 crew of surveyors from 90, cuiDi
engineers Office at Los Angeles is
making the survey for the new line.
u is declared the construction OF tao
cut-um would not be expensive for tho
reason the land is level us tabl, and
there would boz NH, grading and prac-
tieuiy uu cuts required
The success ut the san Francisco
trains during Tie period or lvss thsu
q year that thcy have Jcvu on has
caused talk OF "a second train. The
interior OF southern California is
given q faster service than Ma tho
southern Pacific ANA ul; the santa Zee
has To contend with tor the Los An
gcles patronage is tho slightly longer
route
Tho Santa 10 iS said Go bo wiling
10 spend money tu Cut down the uile-
age,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24

thompson. vice president Of tho Amer.
lean Society OF Mechanical Engineers
OF New York. before the Fifteenth In
tornational Congress on Hygieho and
DemOgraphy today advanced the con-
clusiOn that many cases OF what Is
called Caisson disease we're due not 80
much TO work In compressed air as
they were TO work In foul Etmos.
pherUH MIR. Thompson said that foul
atmosphere even at "A very low pres.
sure, wsH often more dangerous 90
men than muck higher pressure where
the air was not contaminated. 10
support his contention ho cited "a mum
Der 0f cases in the work for the Benux
Avenue bridge ia tho Harlem river
tunnel, New York city. Considerable
trouble was caused ny men complain
ing of the bends when passing
through the foul mud In tho bottom OF
thc river.
MIR Thompson directed attention 20
what hu termed The Criminal Folly
of dvpusitiuE sewerage Ia the Harlem
i;ivor' lie declared that several
tests have proved lhgt the tides ava
10, c,rr! away al the sewerage emp.
tied Into the Harlem the Hudson and
the East rivers. because any oNca,a.
ton viii disclose black puirld mud
vi very Offensive smell on tnc bottoms
ur th" rivers lic called attention tn
what h' termed the "Grvut Risk NyN
YORK Is Turning uf au epidemic
through having the mud iu rivers aud
bays iu suca condition III vOulu
even De dangerous To- pump the water
10 put cut nrcs. ne said, "as so much
foul mud would thus Dee scattered over
the city to dry and spread as ddst."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
OWNER OF BORROWED
PUMPKIN PIE FACE GETS
HANDSOME TRIBUTE
leading Wagon Mound Booster jval.
mis uT Maxwell lN'uplc Who TVOk
liberties With JiiN SiugnoinN. HAS
Feelings Muliihtd.
special Correspondence 10 the Herald

Maxwell. y 81. sept ga Man.
agrr Muuo,k uf the MuAWol Pump
ku pi, celebration has received uu
indignant letter from booster lilI
WriEuud ot Wagon Mound complain.
iUf because OF the liberty tukru VITA
his muo, which Do, was ustouishrd and
piuyd tu nud rriuuius pi him from
q Pumpkin rir pustor placed uu ca
Wagon Mound billboard The matter
Was immediately taken up Boo solemn
cuucuNc by th, Maxwell boosters
with tho following result
Maxwell. N. ~. Sept ls.
boo-trr Hll Wolgaud, Wagon Mound.
Sew MoAlDo.
Dear nm
90 rcErut vrrl mu,h that our come
mittcc on arrangements Iid not gum
YOUR permission tn uhr your faro Boa
advertising Pumpkin Pie ans, aud
Nou are right BOO laying 10 Jll Go Judge
lIudkius IT, gave our Pumpkin pie
duv artist ,rrN vivid description of
this face, saying that hp saw the Taco
aloug the Santa Fc right OF way.
Sow I see 10 was your face eating
midnight lunch az the Wagon Mound
depot
Ia order 10 sect Pic doy right with
yuu Wc have called thy arrangements
committee 200 executive session aud
tho following resolution was passed,
every member voting tot 10 except
your friend Hudklns
Whereas that through great
Misrepresentation. az made by one of
our members. we have taken an un-
due advantage of lace. which We
have used in our pie adj. ana the
owner OF said face has proven hr.
yond doubt that 10 is hts own lawful
face; bo u
Resolved that the lawful owner
of thc said Pumpkin Pie face belongs
tu one Rooster BiH WelRaud of Wavoa
Mound. aud that the Pumpkin Pic
committee % Maxwell does hereby eN-
lsnd to the said Booster Bin our
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
SCHOOL CHILDREN OF
SrOCk-Y ARDS DISTRICT

IN Caroline q liudscr uf Chicago
spoke on "thr school chllugvu OF tho
stock yards district
IA rs u gray neighburhOOd the
Chicago stock yards said DR.. hcGSer
She presented the substance Ot an IN
Ncstlgajiun carried ON under the d.
feutiun of the board OF the University
uf Chicago. and showing that almost
hny per cent OF tho children OF thu
stock wards district showed material
rctardatiou iu tho tWv schools IN tho
district from which the zoo pupils
were studied
I'm tho region Ia which they hNc,'
she said. "tho smoke comes down Ia
clouds aud with Il comes the smell OF
the fertilizer plants. THIS is not con-
ducive 20 deep breathing or SOUND
sleep. and the children Impress one ~
luckiUg oxygen, round-shouldered'
thin and rather pale, hut the physi-
cal andinRs. while alarming while
viewing the group as a whole, are DIS
trIbutod in such a way as 10 make one
suspect that all Other causes nave
more connection with the school re-
tardatiOn.'
Or IIedRor presented statistics Il"
snow that children we're bad phys'ca'-
Iy In almost the direct proportion as
they received insufficient food. had ut
Ito room 60 live, were forced TO sleep
ia crowded beds, aud had the reflected
worry from taxes and mortgages.
"Thcy have not tho spirit and the
nervous balance TO make thtF
grades she said. III tie child grows
Inactive. disconnected, becomes Idle
and criminal, IS the child 60 blame ~
the speaker added, "or - the SINUS
citizen who lives on the TT returns
at stocks. whose money 10 made by the
sweat aud blood and deprivation OF
the industrial neighborhoods liae
thisY'
CNlsSON DiSENsE DtE
10 IOLL ATNJspit.iiE
kN..ailtuf.uts sauf. - ktUfitlu