The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-02-29
Review of the Worlds Events

with the American Olympic games
committee
The twelfth annual ADsrican bowl
ing c0ogrsss' tntssnat1snal tournamsnt
takes place in Chicago March to "a.
Twenty four alleys are to b used. II
is expected that naerly 600 ave man
teams viii b On hand. More than
$4,000 In priass viii b distributed
among ths vinners.
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ARMY AGAoPlANGo
Before the end Of the fiscal year the
army will own twenty aeroplanes. dis
tributsd among army posts. even in
GLIDING ths Philippines. General Al
Ken. chisf signal omcer. u asking con-
gress for an appropriation TO buy as
many more Of the machines during the
next fiscal year. and with that number
at his disposal he believes it will be
possible to demonstrate the utility of
aeroplanss for military purposes.
1t has become evident that there must
be substantial addition to the number
Of officers In the signal corps II that
branch - to b charged with the han
ding Of aesoplanes In military opera
tons The machines might be intrust-
ed to civilian experts, but to make
them Of value for military purposes
they must be manned by officers train
ed In military science and able to do
scientific scouting work.
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WOMEN iNDUsrRIALIsTs
Interested In the industrial exhibit in
New York, Feb. 2S-March 8 Of work
done BY women-an exhibit along lines
Of that In London last summer-are the
George Warrington Memorial associa-
tion, the George Junior Republic, the
Women's Municipal league, the New
York Association For the Blind and
other associations. An emergency hos
pital fitted out with all modern devices
and under the supervision Of trained
attendants Is one Of the exhibits listed
attractions.
A SCHOOL FOR BRIDES
A boon for young women who marry
In haste, without having prepared for
the duties connected with keeping house
for two, was announced by the Marga-
ret Morrison Carnegie School For Wo-
men at Pittsburgh. The scientists of
this institution arranged a thorough
course for brides, and Miss Dorothy b.
Scott assistant registrar, said it would
include instruction in all the attributes
necessary to make husband happy SO
far as his purse and appetite are con-
cerned.
An additional feature was the an
nouncement that the course would not
interfere with household duties, but
might be assimilated by devoting the
few hours q week formerly given to
matinees and afternoon teas. The sub
jects include cooking from the boiling
Of eggs and plain frying to the making
OF pastry. theoretical dressmaking and
practical shirt waist and sensible sew
ing, millinery and garment designing.
The brides entire schooling requires
only one month.
What's that? Sounds like cheering,
you say? Course it Is! It's from the
fellows Whove bought plain gold rings
in Pittsburgh.
Oh, yes, you Pittsburgh girls, we ad-
NIT you're smart!
TAFT AND HARMON
When Governor Judson Harmon of
Ohio entered the Cleveland cabinet as
attorney general in 1895, succeeding
Richard Olney, he Il quoted q having
said:
II don't know whether Bill Taft is
following me or I am following him,
but we seem to be moving along in
the same general direction. wonder
II he won't follow me into the cabi.
net"
In 1904 Mr.. Taft became secretary
Of war in the cabinet Of President