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one is normally a harmonious part OF
the life of the home. and IL he is treated
upon that assumption and given oppor-
tunity for acknowledgment and for
growth along normal lines he will be in
entire harmony with that life.
The first essential in carrying out this
idea practically is liberty-the sort OF
liberty that allows the child to follow
his own inclinations as long as they do
not interfere with the rights of others,
do not injure him, and do not conflict
with the general good. In the chIldren's
houses the little ones move about freely,
talk together, choose their own occupa-
tions and work at them as long as they
like.
If a child does not wish to join in some
little exercise of marching or singing he
does not do so. Perhaps he is very much
interested in composing a word or a
sentence with the movable alphabet, or
feels he must finish the long stair he is
building. So he keeps right on, perhaps
joining in the singing while he works,
The Washington herald., 1912-12-01

pense," or some other. For each item OF
receipt or expense, the date" and " de-
scription of items" spaces are OF course
filled in.
The total Of the cash expended /"
column at any time subtracted from the
total Of cash receipts" gives the cash
balance which should be in hand, while
the total OF Items charged gives ilfor-
nation for controlling what is to many
housekeepers the disaster-bringing custom
Of running accounts"
When a charged account is paid, the
sum Is entered in the cash expended
colur-n, and the charge items" column
Is totaled and reduced by this same
ariount, but no entries are made in the
classifying columns, as the items now
The Washington herald., 1912-12-01

until his little self-imposed task ID
finished. when, if he likes, he falls into
the marching column.
The principle works out with perfect sue
cess. The children are busy and happy
and respect one anothers rights because
their own are respected. In the Casa del
Bambini there are no naughty" chill
dren. l saw one little fellow who, when
ne first entered the school. was mis-
chlevous. lie was merely indulging a
habit he had acquired at home. where the
innate childish need of activity had had
no outlet in the right kind OF occupation.
Now he wanted to tease the others and
interfere with their work. and he de-
clined to do any of the things with which
they were occupied. Apparently but lit
tie attention was paid to him. II he
knocked over another child's tower or
mussed up the words he was making the
teacher reproved him gently, saying, Il
wouldn't do that" while the injured one
looked sorry a moment and then went
happily to work to repair the damage.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
VIENNA CROWDED FOR
EUCHARIST CONGRESS
Thousands Housed in Public
BuiIdings-Pope BIesses En-
peror and Conference.

VIENNA, September 12.-Both the early
services and the sectional debates held
at the Cathedral Of st. Stephen this
morning In connection with the twenty
third eucharistic conference were largely
attended by the members of the congress
and by the general public.
Emperor Francis Joseph. under whose
protection the congress is being held,
and the other members Of the imperial
family received communion today in the
Hofburg Church.
The papal letter brought by Cardinal
Van Rossum to Vienna thanked the
organizers Of the eucharistic congress,
praised Emperor Francis Joseph and
the members of the imperial house and
wished the congress a brilliant sue
cess
The Pope called special attention to
the need for care Of the young lest they
be led astray by deceitful teachings
and temptations of the flesh. The
pontiff. in conclusion, conferred the
apostolic blessing upon the conference,
the emperor and the imperial house.
Cardinal Franz NagI Archbishop of
Vienna, In the course OF his speech. said
that the congress should be devoid Of
political character and should be purely
an ecclesiastical celebration.
The feeding and housing Of the attend
ants upon the congress is no easy task.
The citizens of Vienna have responded
generously to the appeals OF the church,
but 1t has been necessary to put up sew
eral thousands of strangers in the schools
and other public buildings.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Causes An Uproar.

DR.. Emery Bryan OF this city caused
an uproar among the dentists last night
following DR.. Wiley's address when the
former charged the pure food expert with
using his influence to have Congress pass
a law closing the dental depots and with
working against the best interests of
the dental fraternity.
Kisses instantly broke out through the
convention room when DR.. Bryan made
the attack upon DR.. Wiley and the chair
man ruled the speaker was out of order.
1t was with some difficulty that order
was restored by the chairman. while the
delegates were cheering DR.. Wiley.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
AID Of PUPILS IS ASKED

With the object of making the streets
and grounds surrounding the public
school buildings OF tile District Of CO.
lumbia models OF civic cleanliness, the
street cleaning department OF the Dis
trict will install waste paper boxes In
the vicinity Of the various school build
ings.
The local clean city committee request
ed the department to install the boxes.
which will be similar in design to those
that have been placed along sidewalks In
other sections OF the city. School children
will be allsed to keep the streets around
the institutions which they attend clean
by placing waste paper and other refuse
in the receptacles.
Ask Pupils to Cooperate.
At present only about twenty school
buildings are provided with the boxes.
School authorities are interested in the
work of the clean city committee. and
will request the pupils Of each school to
cooperate with the committee In Its
plans to improve tho sanitary condi-
tions OF the National Capital.
Within a few days q meeting of the
executive committee OF the clean city
committee will be called. This body plans
to take up with the District Commission
ers the need OF q biwnekly refuse collec-
ton service in the District. Other i'm.
portant matters viii be considered so that
recommendations can I've made to the full
committee when 1t meets early next
month.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Chicago's First Confectioner Dead.

CHICAGO. September 13.-Frederick
A. Wichelman, said to have been Chi
cago's first confectioner. was found dead
at the side of his candy kettle In his
little shop on the South Side last night.
He was seventy-four years old. In 1850
Mr.. wichelman opened a wholesale and
retail candy store in what is now the
center OF the downtown district. OF
recent years he conducted a small shop
with school children a. his chief GUS
toners. He was q member OF the
Borrowed Time Club" composed ct
men more than seventy years Old.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
PLAN CoAST-T0-C0AST ROAD.
Indiana Autoists Subscribe $780,
600 to $25, ,000, 900 Project.

INDIANAPOLIS. September IA ma
cadam roadway. to extend from New
York city to San Francisco. a distance OF
s,SAO miles. and to cost $25.O00.00o. was
proposed here at a banquet Of 800 In
diana automobile manufacturers and deal
ers. who subscribed $4,000 to start the
campaign In this state.
The plan is to furnish material at \
cost OF about $12.00o.0oo free to the coun-
ties through which the road will pass. the
counties TO pay only for the cost OF con-
struction. The route is to be selected by
a commission to be chosen by an organ
ization of automobile manufacturers and
the road win be constructed under the
supervision OF government engineers. ac-
cording to the promoters.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Will Go to San Francisco.

Late yesterday afternoon the National
Dental Association voted to hold its 191s
meeting in San Francisco in connection
with. the Panama-Pacific dental congress
during the exposition in that city.
DR.. Frank L. Plat of San Francisco
extended the invitation to the association
through committee Of which he Is
chairman. In connection with his invita-
ton he said the National Dental Associa-
ton is invited to become part of the
Panama Pacific congress commission OF
1915. He explained that there are more
than 300 hotels and apartment houses
now In San Francisco and that many
more are to be built.
"For the accommodation OF the con-
crosses to be held during the exposition a
great auditorium is to be constructed in
the new civic center of San Francisco,
where will be built a new city hall, an
opera house. a library and other public
buildings, costing I'm all more than $S.0OO.-
co.," he said For this auditorium the
exposition company has appropriated the
sum of 100000, and here We are as
sured of ample room FOR our convention
and exhibits
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Pay in Just the Same Way.
A Real Thriller. |"

The thirteenth and last story OF the
Dagobert's Children series, by L. ]. Bees
ton, appears in our next Sunday Maga-
zine. This tale is by far the best OF all,
and will unquestionably become a classic
among short stories. The imagination and
dramatic construction possessed by this
comparatively new English writer are
well nigh amazing. He was with Max
Pemberton for some time; but has far
passed that prominent author In the same
class Of matter. And SO he is bringing the
xrixxled francs-tireurs to their end, in q
drama that viii make your spine creep.
Evening star., 1912-09-12

a bolt, and at Manhasset. n. T.. Christ
Church, one Of the oldest and most i'm
posing church edifices on Long Island,
was hit and burned to the ground.
In New York city the storm showed It's
most destructive phase at the Bronx
GEOLOGICAL Park, where lightning wrecked
the raising ranch" a section of the park
devoted to the cultivation of domestic
animals, to be used as food for the deni-
zens Of the cages and dens In the adJoin-
ing Enclosure. The raising ranch just be-
fore the coming OF the storm had more
than $500 chickens. rats. pigeons and
guinea pigs, all OF which were killed, at q
cost to the park of $1,000.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
.HEIR|CK MADE HEAD.
National Dental Association
Elects Its Officers.
CHOOSES Meeting PLACE
Convention Next Year Will Be Held
in Kansas City.
REORGANIZATION IS EFFECTED
Constitution Drafted by COMMITTEES
Is Adopted-Uproar Created by
Attack on. DR.. Wiley.
REORGANIZATION Is EFFECTED

Officers -were elected: and Kansas City
was selected as the meeting place next
year at today's session of the National
Dental Association at the New Willard.
The officers elected were:. DR.. Frank
o. Hetrick Of Ottowa, Kan. president;
DR.. Thomas Hartzell of Minneapolis,
Minn., vice president from the west; DIR.
V. H. jackson Of New York city, vice
president fror, the east, and Dr. John H..
London of this city, vice president from
the south; D. Charles w. Rogers Of
Boston, Mass, was reelected correspond
ing secretary, and DR.. Homer c. Brown
of Columbus. Ohio. was reelected re-
cording secretary.
The executive committee was elected as
follows: DIR. j. D. Patterson Of Kansas
City, Mo-, chairman; DR.. C. NJ Works Of
Ottumwa, Iowa; DR.. w. G. Mason Of
Tampa Fla; DR.. Victor H. Jackson Of
New York city; DR.. Victor s. Jones OF
Bethlehem, Pa. and DR.. NJ. F. Finley Of
this city.
The executive council members elected
follow: DR.. II. ]. Burkhart Of Batavia,
n. Y: DIR. Charles McManus Of Hart
ford, Conn.,: DIR. Eugene r. Warner OF
Denver, Col. DR.: B. Holly Smith of Bal
timore and President Hetrick and DR..
Brown. the recording secretary.
1t was decided to hold the convention
next year at Kansas City during the
week Of July s.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Eating Best Industry.

In opening his address DIR. Wiley char
acterized eating as 1.-The principal industry
OF mankind and he voiced the opinion
that the effort of manufacturers to fur
nish prechewed and predigested foods for
the human race is destined to be a woe
ful failure.
.Jnasmuch as the teeth are the princi-
pal implements in industry they should
be constantly and scientifically used and
cared for. and not left to rust and to be
relegated to the scrap heap" the speaker
asserted 1.-THE normal man will continue
in the future to do his own grinding and
he will enjoy 1t just as much as he has
In the past"
DR.. Wiley referred to an incident on
his own farm in Virginia when he said
he gave Christmas presents OF tooth
brushes to the children Of one Of his
workmen. only to find six months later
that the toothbrushes had been put away
to be saved until the children were
grown.
In a serious vein DIR. Wiley declared
that the dental inspection of the mouths
of school children is almost equally de-
sirable to the medical inspection of school
children. He voiced the prediction that
the dentistry of the future, like the med
icine Of the future. will be almost wholly
prophylactic, and the state will employ
the dentists as 1t does the physicians. not
SO much to restore 0ec0ye0 ana injured
teeth as to prevent such catastrophes.
Following a musical program under the
direction OF Pierson H. Bristow. superin-
tendent of the Calvary Baptist Church
Sunday school. DIR. George E. Hunt Of
indianapolis, Ind, delivered an address
on Teeth and HEALTH"
Declaring that 1t is impossible to es-
cape the conclusion that. OF all the inn
portant steps in preserving the health
and well being Of the human body, none
is of more importance than what to eat,
how much to eat. and how we eat II" DR..
Hunt asserted that II his premise was
correct the importance OF the mouth and
teeth in the preservation OF the physical
welfare OF the nation has not been exag-
gerated by even its most ardent advo-
Gates.
"A very great majority OF infections
and contagious diseases have the mouth
or nose as portal OF entry into the
body, and a greater number OF these
diseases enter the body through the
mouth. Other things being equal, the
chances for contracting tuberculosis, ty-
phoid fever. scarlet fever, or any
other infectious disease. are amply mag
nified IL the mouth is in a bad condition.
Cavities in teeth, III fitting bands or
crowns and bridges. bad fitting plates. or
Evening star., 1912-09-12

Within ten minutes after an application
of Danderine you cannot find 4 single trace
Of DandrufY or a loose or falling hair and
your scalp will not itch. but what Will
please you most will be after few weeks
use, when you will actually see new hair.
fine and downy at frst-yes-but really new
hair-growing all over the scalp.
A little Danderine will immediately dou-
ble the beauty of your hair. No difference
how dull. faded. brittle and scraxgy, just
mosten cloth with Danderine and care
fully draw ii through your hair. taking one
Evening star., 1912-09-12
RECOGNIZING ABILITY
MAY STILL Be DONE
DEPARTMENTS Not Restricted in
Increasing Pay of Gov
ernment Workers.

There is nothing in congressional .legis-
it was so, that prevents recognition OF
ability of a government worker by in
crease in his pay envelope, as long AZ
that increase is made in a method already
established.
This is the gist of the opinion of the
controller of the Treasury, answering
through the Secretary of the Treasury, an
inquiry on the point made by Director
Ralph Of the bureau of engraving am
printing. Director Ralph wanted to know
IL he had to pay all employees the same
rate Of pay for the same kind OF work,
without considering the quality OF their
labor.
Pay in Just the Same Way.
AS long as he classified his workmen
according to experience and efficiency In
remunerating their services in the past.
he may go on doing just that thing In
just the same way until Congress
chooses to pass q law which would for
bid it-a contingency unforeseeable. but
not unbelievable.
Individual employees may be promoted
and paid increased compensation, holds
Controller Tracewell, SO long as the pay
is not higher than for similar service
during 1912. The lump sum- appropria-
ton does not prevent classification in
order that varying degrees of experience
and efficiency may be provided for.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
|LOIS OF BEAUTIFUL, GLOSSY HAIR, :
NO DANDRUFF- GENT "DANDER|NE'
Hair Coming Out? ?-If Dry, Brittle, Thin or Your
Scalp Itches and Is Full of Dandruf-
Use "Danderine.'

small strand at o time. The effect IL amar-
ing-your hair will be light, FUZZY and wavy
and have an appearance of abundance: an
Incompatible luster. softness and luxurt-
ance. the beauty and Skinner of true hair
health.
Get a Accent bottle OF Knowlton's Dan
derine from any drug store or toilet coun-
ter and prove TO yourself tonight now
that It has been neglected or injured by
careless treatment--that's all you surely
you Will Just try a little Danderine.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Wiley Comments on Teeth.

Not only are teeth always important
from the view of health said DR.. Har-
vey w. Wiley, former chief chemist OF
the Department of Agriculture, in adj
dressing the delegates at a public meet
ing last night, 'sbut they. occupy at this
moment the most important part in the
political cartoons.
What, I may ask, would be the key
note of the political cartoons at the pres
ent time If teeth were unknown? 1t is
not my desire, however, to use teeth for
political purposes and at the present
time j am inclined to the vacant rather
than to the overstocked molar processes: !:
In fact, 1 may, in the language of Boston,
be allowed to say that IN my opinion the
political incisors have severed more than
the molars can masticate.
Although he was scheduled on the pro-
gram to discuss the subject, "A Consid-
Grafton of the Effects That Impure Foods
and Adulterated Drugy. Have Upon the
Human Race" DR.. Wiley provoked con-
siderable laughter by this Wileyesque
refefence to the leader of the bull moose
Evening star., 1912-09-12
TOBACCO CROP STORM
LOSS ABOUT 100000
Heavy Damage From Light
nina and Hail in New York
and Connecticut.

NEW YORK, September 12.-F'rom all
parts Of eastern New York and western
Connecticut there came today reports OF
the heavy damage caused by lightning
and hail during a brief but violent storm
last night. The loss to the Connecticut
tobacco crop from the hail is estimated at
100000. The hailstones in some sections
were 90 large that they went through the
roofs OF barns and outhouses, while hum
dreds OF windows were shattered.
In the vicinity of West Point the wind
was very violent. Fifty treee in the Mill
tary Academy camping ground were up
rooted, telephone and telegraph wires
were torn down and considerable damage
was done to crops and hothouses.
Lightning Starts Many Fires.
Lightning started scores of fires In
Connecticut villages. At Flushing, n. T..
the electric lighting system was put out
0e commission tor twenty-fout hours ~
Evening star., 1912-09-12
DR.. Black Is Honored.

Announcement was made at the noon
session by DR.. Florestan Auiglar, court
dentist of Spain and secretary of, the In
ternational Dental Association, that a
gold medal had been conferred upon DR..
G. V. Black OF Chicago. Ill. by that
body in appreciation OF his work in the
profession.
Condemning preparations which are ex-
tensively advertised as needed for the
ler of this city addressed the delegates
on "Oral Dental Preparations"
DR.. kebler stated that no antiseptic or
germicide which is used for any length
of time on the teeth can do any good.
He declared that sterile water is the best
liquid to use.
The, reorganization of the association
was effected by the adoption of the con-
stitution drafted by the reorganization
committee. By the provisions of this
constitution the name of the organization
will remain the National Dental Asso-
citation. and membership in the Organiza-
ton may be secured by any member of
the dental profession in good standing
in any, state of the Union.
The session was called to order this
morning by DR.. Frank o. Hetrick of
Ottawa Kan. while DIR. Joseph Head
man and DR. f. p Dameron of ST. Louis
secretary. The entire morning session
was given over to technical subjects.
a special meeting of the National
Dental Protective Association, which
has in charge the defense of the Tag
eert-Boynton suit, will be held at 5
o'clock.
Evening star., 1912-09-12

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ton or accretion of food debris in or
about the teeth. necessarily increase the
opportunities for the propagation of
kerms."
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