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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-14
KAN CADETS TO
BE INSPECTED
TOMORROW

The Kamehameha cadet battalion
has been hard at work during the last
two weeks preparing for the annual
inspection to be held on the athletic
field tomorrow morning. beginning at
nine o'clock and continuing during
the day. The cadets have made
splendid showings in all past inspec-
lions and have been placed in the
Class A division under the act of the
government relating to military insti-
buttons and schools.
The following orders have been
placed on the cadet bulletin board
by First Lieut. G. f. Turney, U. S.
A., commandment OF cadets:
l. The battalion will be inspected
by Major Herbert c. Williams. Sec
ond Infantry, on Thursday, May 10.
First call at $40 a. m, assembly at
Sis a. m. Uniform: grey, with white
gloves.
2. The following plan of inspec-
ton viii be carried out: Review and
inspection Of battalion; battalion
parade; inspection of dormitories;
battalion drill. khaki uniforms. close
order. Captains will take turns in
commanding the battalion. and the
seniors will take turns in commanding
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-14
NEGRO WILL RETIRE
FROM FEDERAL JOB
AFTER HALF CENTURY

WASHINGTON, ID. Cater longer
service under the federal government
than any other negro, Robert Smalls,
collector of customs at Beaufort, S. c.,
is slated to be separated from the
national pay roll" said r. A. Jones,
a lawyer of Beaufort, at the Raleigh.
"Smalls has been in federal employ
ever since the war. He may have
been out during the Cleveland admin
igtrations, but it was only for short
time He has served continuously in
the customs service since the McKin-
ley administration.
Because he played a prominent
part in the siege of Fort Sumter at
the beginning of the Civil war, having
piloted the federal fleet into the har-
Dor, Small was rewarded with a gov
ernment position, and he liked it so
well that he has succeeded in keep
ing himself attached to the service
ever since. Now that the Democrats
lave come into power they are de-
termined that SInalls shall be retired
and though the Beaufort office is to
be merged with he customs office at
Charleston, SmallS Will be relieved in
order that he may be out of the ser
vice and not eligible for transfer
THE passing of :SmallS as a federal
employe removes one of the most no.
ted negroes in southern Republican
politics.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-14
.REPUTED FORTUNE
NOT LOCATED
IN CITY

The reputed fortune of the late
blanche Martin, a notorious charac-
ter of the Iwilei district, has proved
without foundation in fact, say the at
torneys who are settling up her es-
tate. The entire assets will amount
to little more than $500, while prom
issory notes and other debts will
leave scarcely more than enough to
pay the administrator fees.
The fortune that Dame Rumor said
would be found in lockbox No. 30S at
the Yokohama Specie bank did not
materialize upon investigation. When
the box was opened, in the presence
of several bank officials, 1t contained
only $40 in cash, gold watch, three
breast pins, some gold and pearl set
tings and fire insurance policy on
the household goods.
The Eunding in which she lived was
not her property, and no deeds to any
other property were found; and no
will, making disposition of the es-
tate was disclosed. Altogether the
cash in the woman's possession at the
time she died is found to have been
only about $3.50. Against this and the
furniture have appeared one or two
promissory notes, bill for $3.50 from
an attorney for services rendered be-
fore her death, and few minor ac-
counts on which money is still ow-
ing. In addition, Dr. George F.
Straub holds bill against her for
$3.50 for medical services.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-14
DIMOND STORE TO
BE ELEGANT
AFFAIR
Copyright Hart Schanner 3 Marx

F. Dohrmann, Jr., associated with
his father in ten crockery and china
stores on the Coast, and interested
in the w w. Dimond & Company
firm of this city, arrived in Honolulu
this week, confident of the success of
the projects planned by the local con-
Germ and in the growth of the city.
Having secured a lease of the en-
tire building formerly occupied by the
Advertiser, which will more than
double the space of the store, active
work has been started for the inn
provements planned, under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Dohrmann.
When the renovation is completed
the Dimond store will have a seventy
five foot frontage on King street.
The Oriental store, which will be run
as an independent department of the
Dimond concern, will have frontage
on the alley, with handsomely
finished opening.
The preparations for the large i'm
provements now being made were be-
gun last February and March when
Mr.. Dohrmann was here. 1t was
brought to the attention then that the
growth of the store, and the city, de-
manded that more store and sale
rooms be acquired.
The expansion will cost in the
neighborhood of $4,000. There will
be special rooms for fine china, glass
crystal and silver ware in the new
quarters.
Mr.. Dohrmann is confident that the
progress of the islands is assured,
and the question of the tariff does
not worry him.
1T will all come out right in the
end We can't stop Hawaii's growth"
he said
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-14
NEIzGER FEELS
SAFE: IN FIGHT
Continued from page onel

interpreted. may be taken TO mean
that even though the senator resigns
before his four-year term is complet
cd, the phrase the term for which
he is elected, still would prevent him
from taking any other. office IN the
territorial government until that term
has expired
The dispute over the nature of the
gubernatorial Office in this territory
already has waxed warm, and Senator
Metzger's friends are stoutly declar-
ing it. is distinctly a federal position.
Are YOU federal or a territorial
official?" was asked Governor Frear
today. The executive cleverly side
stepped direct answer.
In some respects l. seem to be a
territorial official" he replied, while
in others I'm apparently federal Of
tice-holder. | am appointed By the
president. with the approval of the
United States senate. am paid by the
federal government for my services;
administrate some laws enacted by
congress and all the laws enacted by
the territorial legislature.
Am | a federal official? Is the ter
Iitorial secretary a federal official ?
lie also is appointed by the president,
paid by the federal government and
aids the administration of territorial
laws. Is the territorial Legislature a
federal body? It's members, while
elected by the people and enacting
laws for them, are paid salaries by
the federal government. Is my stenog-
rapher a federal official2 He is ap-
pointed by me, but paid by the federal
government"
Commenting ON the situation con-
fronting Senator Metzger, the gov
ernor said:
His position is not similar to that
of Senator James Coke, who is mem
toned as candidate for the position
of United States district attorney |
believe the latter is distinctly fed
eral Office.
IF | am not mistaken, George H..
Fairchild few years ago reiterated a
statement that he was not eligible for
the gubernatorial position because he
was a senator"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-14
SIX THOUSAND MEN
TO GET A RAISE

KANSAS CITY-Six thousand men,
1900 of whom live in or near Kansas
City, will receive an increase in wages
as result of an agreement reached
here between representatives of the
various unions of shop crafts and the
Missouri Pacific and Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific railways The msn
also were granted nine-hour day.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-14

They have been working ten hours.
The agreement goes into effect at
once.
The Rock Island granted an increase
Of cents an hour to the men 81 the
crafts and the Missouri Pacific an In
crease of ~ cents an hour.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-14

the companies. The last viii be Gem.
pany drill in extended order.
gloves, white belts and unifarms. All
cadets are cautioned TO have t!lcir
hair neatly trimmed.
T. An effort on our part is neces-
sary to keep kamehameha IN the
Class A diYision
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-14

A French woman has just written a
book entitled 1.-THE Pursuit of Ha Di-
ness in the United States" in which
she says that American girls prefer
foreign husbands because American
men are too meek.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-14

Colonel Cornelius Gardner, com
mandant of the Preside at San Fran
cisco, has retired after "A years SER
vice.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-14
APPOINTEES OF
MAYOR MAY FILL
new POSITIONS

The opinion of F. W. Milverton, first
deputy city and county attorney,
sustaining the appointments made by
Mayor Fern to the civil service com:
mission was presented to the city S
chief executive today. The point had
been raised that as both the proposed
members of the commission are legis-
lators their appointments We're not
valid under the provision of the or
ganic act, which says:
"That no members of the legisla-
ture shall, during the term for which
he is elected, be appointed or elect
ed to any office of the. territory of
Hawaii
In his opinion, Mr.. Milverton says:
at will be seen that the disquali
fication contained in the organic act
relates only to the appointment or
election of a member of the legisla-
ture to an office of the territory. Act
81 of the session laws of 1913 being
an act entitled, "An Ace relating to
the civil service of the police and fire
departments of the city and county OF
Honolulu by which the Honolulu
civil service commission is created
makes it clear that the members of
the commission are municipal Off
GERS. and not officers of the territory
Of Hawaii within the meaning of Sec
ton 16 of the organic act
The third member of the commits
sion has not been named The attor-
hey general may give his opinion on
the point decided by Mr.. Milverton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-14

The worlds interschoIastic record
fer the running broad jump was
broken ty Capt H, T.. Worthington
of the Philips Exeter Academy, n.
Fl. He leaned % feet 53s inches.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-08

yendole a la policia, por el barrlo
"Real", en- donde tiene fama de cdjG.
En- la tarde de aver present6se Eleu-
terio medic "achispado" en- una casa de
la finca del senior Pedro Rodriguez. Ira
bajaban ALI en- Ell empaque de chinas,
Jose Lespier, un hermano suyo y algu-
mas otras personals.
Figueroa, que 10 que parece lie tenla
ojeriza a Jose Lespier, busc6le camorra
insultandole hacienda alderman de sa-
car un puilal de la cintura.
Entonces Lespier tomando un mache-
te que Sc hallaba cerca, la emprendi6 4
machetazos con ell provocador, produ-
uiendole una terrible herida en- el music
derecho, otra que, rebanandole ell dedo
pulgar de la mano izquierda, dej0 col
gando ell indice de la misma mano; y dos
heridas en- ambos brazos.
Ell agresor Sc di6 a la fuga, pero al
fin fue arrestado.
La dlSt1ngulda SenOrlta Ana Elena
Casals Sc encuentra muy meJorada de la
enfermedad que la retiene en- CANA.
Ell Fiscal de la corte de distrito, Lsdo.
Acosta Quintero, ha entregado al secre-
tario de dicha corte, senior Gelp1, diez
acusaciones contra propietarios que han
sido denunciados por no tener slls casas
prreba de ratas.
Ell domingo Sc celebrara en- el Casino
de Ponce. ell traditional bale de Pinata.
FL Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-08

tras no los apruebe la asamblea legis-
lativa.
Ell senior Barcelos propone una en-
mienda en- Ell sentido' de que en- case
!. de desavenencia entire la junta de Sa-
nidad y ell Consejo Executive, para la
aprobaci0n de los reglamentos, ,entonces
sean estos sometidos la legislature.
Ell doctor Gutierrez ataca la enmien-
da q la enmienda
D1az Navarro protesta las afrmacio-
mes del doctor Gutierrez de que el ha
ofendido a la junta de Sandal. No es
cierto. LIE merece ell mayor respeto.
Defiende la enmienda de Barcelo
ri senior V6lez propone que el pro
yecto quede sobre la mesa hasta ell
microbes, para EN- ese tempo estudiar-
10 detenidamente la comision de SAM
dad y emitir ell debido informe 4 la Ca
mara. Puesta a votaci6n, la moci6n,
tue aprobada. Y siendo las seis y media
ide la tarde, Sc suspende la session hasta
ell unes a las tres de la tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-08

que por 10 general atienden a necesi-
dades imprevistas de la salud p1blica,
son slempre perentorios no pueden
ser formados, con oportunidad por la
Camara, cuando ella tenga suspendidas
sus sesiOnes.
Sc refere a una afrmaci6n de Diaz
Navarro, y declara que esta NAL infor-
mado: que la Junta de Sanidad no ha
hecho enmiendas al Reglamento No. 3,
para esquivar los efectos de una SEN
tencia del Tribunal Supreme, yo, pue-
do asegurar SIS. que 81 tai case Sc lle-
vara otra vez al Supreme, quedaria en-
pie la sentencia dictada; los hombres
que forman la Junta de Sanidad. ade
mas de su ilustraci6n, Sc han pronun
ciado con discretion sensatez al cum
plir las funciones que esta ley de Sa-
nldad les ha conferido. Por todos es-
tos motives, pido la Camara que no
de su aprobaci6n la enmienda de
D1az Navarro.
La enmienda del senior Diaz Nava-
rro es para que los reglamentos SANTA
RIOS no tengan efectos de leyes mien-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-08
Ponce al dia

Este mes Sc celebrara una velada en-
ell Casino de Ponce.
Han sldo trasladados San Juan los
policias insulares Angel Rodriguez y
Ramon Camacho, los cuales prestaban
servicios aquf. al
FL doctor Lopez Nussa, director del
hospital Tricoche, Sc encuentra enfermo
desde ell martes.
Eleuterio Figueroa es un presidiario
que ha cumplido condena de diez amos
por ell deito de escalamiento. Compli-
cado en- varios sucesos ocurridos aqui en-
estos dfas, desde ell .sabado andaba hu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-08

diez nueve delegados. Sin leerla, sc
aprob0 el acta de la session anterior.
PETICIONES Y MEMORIALES.
127. Francisco Vega, de Rio Piedras
solicita indemnizacion por gastos en-
reparaciones de una casa ordenadaspor
la sanidad local.
1913. El Centro de estudios psicol6-
gicos, de Barceloneta, "Union de Flo
rida" sc adhere la protesta de los
Libres pensadores, de Ponce, contra la
manifestation de cultos cat0licos en- la
Feria Insular.
129. Ell Concejo municipal de Moro
Wis, solicita la construction de un trozo
de carretera entire este pueblo y la ca
rretera de Corozal Barros.
130. Ell Concejo municipal de Cabo
Rojo, solicita la construction de tres
Kilometres de carretera entire la Es-
cuela correctional y la carretera de
Mayaguez a Cabo Rojo.
131. Ell Concejo municipal, de Vega
Baja, solicita Sc enmienden los Regla7
mentos de Sandal en- 10 que respecta
a obligar a los municipios al sosteni-
miento de los servicios de matanza de
perros realengos, desyerbo de GALES, y
desague de alcantarillas y cunetas.
1872. Ell Concejo Municipal de Vega
Baja, solicita authorization para dispo-
ner con destino a obras p1blicas muni-
cipales del sobrante en- GAIA procedente
de la liquidation del presupuesto de
1912.
1873. Ell Concejo municipal de Vega
Baja, solicita la termination de las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-08

La sonora Campbell, que vive en- ell
n1mero 1850 de la calle 19, norte, de
Filadelfa, Sc ha presentado en- Ell De-
partamento de Estado, Washington,
tratando de averiguar ell paradero de
Harry M. Campbell, herrero de ofcio,
y quien Sc supone vino a Puerto Rico
hace siete meses POGO mas 9 menos.
Campbell, avisan de la Metr6poli,-
tiene seis pies (de estatura, natural
mente), pesa 246 libras, posee una ca
bellera oscura y ostenta, como sena
particular, una cicatriz en- la mejilla
derecha.
Hasta ahOra, nuestra polic1a, por mas
esfuerzos que ha hecho, no ha podido
encontrar al referido Campbell en- par
te alguna de nuestra isla, creyendose
que, no ha venido nunca ella, 81
vino Sc puso a buen recaujdo POGO des-
pues.
El presidente del C1rculo frances,
de esta ciudad, ha recibido una carta
del ministro de la Guerra de Francia,
acusando recibo de los 11.564, frances,
20 centimos, producto de la suscripci6n
alberta por dicho cfrculo para contri-
buir aumentar las unidades de la flo
ia militar aerea de la Rep1blica fran
cesa,y en- cuya carta, aparte la gratitud
manifestada, promote dar ell nombre
de ''Francais de Porto Rico" uno de
los aviones de dicha hota.
En- el pabell0n que Juana Diaz le-
vantara en- la Feria, sera expuesta la
bocina que usaba ell comandante Bolo
Grimshan de la fota inglesa que puso
sitio a San Juan a principles del siglo
pasado, bocina que esta hecha de un
colmillo de elefante y tiene grabado,
en- uno de sus lados, ell nombre de dicho
comandante
En- este pabellon ser1 presentada,
ademas, una muestra de cal q. contie-
ne un noventa y ocho por ciento de cal
pura, la mejor para centrales, proce-
dente de una nina de la cual es propie-
tario ell senior Angel Figueroa, y dos
bustos, representando uno a don Euge-
MO Maria de Hostos, y a don Jose de
Diego, ell otro, ambos, obra del escul-
tor puertorriqueno ell senor Juan Ri
vera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-08
COMISION TOTAL

Sc constituye la Camara en- comisi6n
total para discutir ell p. de la C. 81, Gu
va fnalidad es derogar la secci6n ca
torce de la ley de sanidad. Ell doctor
Gutierrez Ortiz defende ell proyecto Y
solicita su aprobaci6n. Ell senor Diaz
Navarro propone una enmienda, de
paso, ataca dlramente las que el juzga
arbitrariedades y atropellos reaizados
por ell departamento de Sanidad, citan-
do, entire otras, ell case de Caguas.
El Dr. Gutierrez combate la enmien7
da de D1az Navarro y hace un elogio
de la gestion de la junta de Sanidad,
la que esta constituida, dice ell orador,
por hombres Independence que fgu-
ran en- primera Inca en- la esfera pro-
fesional respectiva, expone numero-
sas circunstancias que demuestran cue
esos puertorriquenos trabajan "ad ho-
norem pOr patriotismo. Contesta uno
a uno los argumentos de Dias Navarro.
y dice que los reglamentos de Sanidad,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-08

obras de la carretera que conduce a
Morovis.
1874 La senora Anastasia Reventos
de Catano, solicita lie sea cedido un pc
queno predio de terreno del Pueblo de
Puerto Rico, situado en- la carretera a
a Bayamon, con ell fin de construir una
casa para vivienda.
Por la sola lectura de sus t1tulos son
tomados en- consideration, y aprobados
en- primera lectura, los siguientes
PROYECTOS DE LEY.
P. de la G. 118. Por Ell Sr. Gutierrez
Ortiz. Para autorizar al municipio de
Caguas invertir en- ell corriente ejer-
cicio ell sobrante effective de dos mil dos
ientos catorce dollars cincuenta un
centavos (2,214.51) procedentes del ejer-
cicio de 1911 a 1912, en- atenciones de
benefcencia.
P. de la G.. 119. Por ell Sr. Pujals
Carlo. Para autorizar al municipio de
San Juan a invertir en- ell corriente ejer-
cicio en- obras de utiidad p1blica, la
cantidad de $1,911.49, sobrante existen-
te en- GAIA de los presupuestos de 1910 a
II y 1911 r.
p de liza G. 800 Por ell ST. Gutierrez
Ortiz Para autorizar al mumcipio de
Guayama a invertir cierta cantidad de
dinero sobrante de su presupuesto
P. de la c. 121. Por los Srs. D1az
Navarro Suliveres, Ledesma, Martinez
Davila, Vargas, Huyke, Gutierrez Ortiz,
Palmer Fernandez Garcia, Rojas Cor
les y Coira. Para admitir a ciertos es-
5udiantes graduados en- los Estados Uni
dos, examen de rivalida por ell progra-
ma en- vigor establecido por la ley Is de
9 de mario de 1911
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-08
COMUNICACIONES

Ell secretario lee una del gobernador
Cotton, en- la cual notifca ell env1o a la
Camara de la copa de plata canada en-
la exposition de Nueva York por los
productos de Puerto Rico La copa Sc
eNhibe encima de la mesa de la presi-
dencia de la Camara
Ell senior Palmer solicita que Sc lie
den las gracias al gobernador, que Sc
acepte la copa y que 6sta sea colocada
en- la ofcina del presidente de la CANA
"a. Asl Sc acuerda.
Ell senior de Diego lee un telegrama
de la "Union obrera central", de Are
cibo, protestando de ciertas frases que
aquel elpronunciara y q. la entidad comu-
nicante juzga oprobiosa para ella. Sc
acordo no tomar en- consideration ell te-
legrama, y por consiguiente, dejar de
contestarlo.
Tambi6n lee ell presidente un cable
del se1lor Munoz Rivera, en- ell cual da
cuenta de la constitution del ministe-
rio dem6crata nombrado por Wilson.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-08
Camara de Delegados
SESSION DE AVER

A las cuatro y media de la tarde ell
secretario pasa lista Hay presentes
diez nueve delegados. Sin leerla, Sc
aprob6 ell acta de la session anterior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-08
ORDEN DEL OLA.

Sc pone discussion ell P. de la G. 46.
La comisi6n judicial 10 informa favo-
rablemente. Els para crear una corte
municipal para Aibonito y Barranqui-
tas, con capitalidad en- esta Ultima po-
olacion en- la que, en- virtud del mismo
proyecto, queda abolida la corte de paz
81 senior Calltino propone una enmien-
da, la de que la capitalidad sea en- All
bonito. La enmienda es derrotada, y ell
proyecto aprobado
Tambien Sc aprueba en- segunda lee
tura los P. de la G. II y IS.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-02-08

Entered ut the Dostofficc at East Jordan
Michigan. as second class mall mattsr.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-02-08
Snail Lives Without Air.

While the snail has lungs, heart,
and a general circulation. and Is in
every respect an air breathing crea-
ture, 1t can nevertheless exist indefi.
nitely without inhaling the least
breath OF air, the element that is usu.
ally considered the essential to exist.
ence in all creatures supplied with
lungs. ITO all organized creatures
said Leppert, 1.-THE removal of oxygen.
water, nourishment, and heat causes
death to ensue." When that statement
was made Leppert did not appear to
consider the snail as one among the
great host of organized creatures
for experiments by Spallanzani have
proved that any or all the usual life
conditions can be removed In the case
Of the snail without terminating it's
existence or in any way impairing its
functions. The common snail retreats
into his shell on the approach OF
frosty weather and the opening or
mouth OF It's shell Is Theoretically seal.
ed by a secretion which is of a silky
texture and absolutely impervious 10
air and water. In this condition II Is
plain that II Is deprived OF three OF
the four elements of life mentioned
above-air, water. and nourishment
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-02-08
BACHELOR NOT BETTER OFF
investigation Into New Zealand Work.
ers' Condition Disproves Theory
That Some Have Held,

As the result OF Investigations car
ried out by the New Zealand depart
ment Of labor among 1000 household.
ers. it was found that the worker with
no family spends very nearly the same
sum weekly on food as the heads Of
families, but saves in rent, clothing
and other items, and at each week end
has a surplus of 80 cents, says the
London Globe. Apparently he buys
more Injuries In the way of food
than his coworker, who has a family,
and his average expenditure on cloth.
ing is also higher The family man
pays 81 more rent a week, IT cents
more on food, % cents on clothing and
CT cents on other items. His fuel
and light expenses, however, are rela.
lively lighter to the extent Of 20
cents per week. The worker, however,
has no surplus at the week end The
figures generally indicate, as may be
expected, the favorable position, as
far as expenditure Is concerned, of the
families possessing few, IL any, chill
dren.