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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-10
OF
SPOHDM

Boston's city gymnasIums arc free
without restrictions save good behay-
Tor
Leata J. started J.. times and Won
seven races and tl547j this year, max.
ing her the biggest winner OF any pac-
inN mare iu ten years.
The New YORK state fair IS 10 run
two weeks next year with the grand
circuit program on the hrst aad the
runners On the second.
The Brooklyn Dodgers will meet
three American league teams next
spring Washington. New York and
Philadelphia.
Manager Griffith has rendered q con.
tract 10 Second Rasoran Nye. who
has made a great record With Wilton.
burg college nine
That the finer points %. Tho Ameri.
can college style OF football viii soon
be adopted By the Canadian lntercol-
leglate union teams BE- the opinion eX-
pressed a; the Queen s. whose football
leaders are favorable TO the idea.
Cornell university Is hopeful Of hay.
ing its new alumni field 10 shape for
football games next fall u }. hoped
20 raise between ts0.01U and 10000
This sum would BE- sufficient to com.
plote the football field and running
track and build The stadium aai o.
closure around Tie Geld
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-10
BASEBALL CHATTER


Ty Cohb's batting record shows a
Grand average of .27l for the nine
year. he has been playing In the ma
ior leagues
big I'd Konetchy. the Pitts
burRh first sacker. says he has two
brothers who could beat him all
hollow" as bah players. only they
light shy of city life.
Luther II Dummy'D Taylor,
the former Glnat Finger wants 10 be
an umpire In the Central league. He
says that he can conduct game
with Signs so that players and spec
tators viii understand
Manager Bill Carrignn OF the
Red SoN will consent to no trade tina
involves Harold Janyrin Bill believ-
os Jauyrin will show regular big
league stuff next season
MANAGER Miller luggius Is keen "a
land Pitcher Lefty" Tyler Of the
prayes. with Salloc Robinson and
Tyler the Cardinal would have Z
trio OF southpaw capable of holdinf
the zig stlckers.
Ia The ies yeacs that Dan hawley
has been In BASEBALL he has playef
with indianapolis. Grand Rapids
! Utica, Cleveland. Portland, ore
Philadelphia and Montreal NeS'
/ season be- goes TO Oakland. Cal
II is reported In Chicago that
/ President Murphy Of the cabs hg.
/ placed Ouiiellor Frank schultz on
/ tho market Two years agu Schultz
/ was presented with an automobile
Tor being the most valuable player
Foo The National league
Guess those Kids w the uftle RED
/ school house in Euclid TOWNSHIP
Z UIut enjoy themselves Christmas
! ACTING as their Santa Claus was non'
/ other Cham the great Napoleon Laioi'
and JHp ever graceful Larry wat
om. Kris kriukle too
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-10
INTERCOLLEGIATE HOCKEY
SEASON IL OPENED.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-lntercolle-
giate hockey for the season OF 1914
will mage It's appearance on the ath-
letic stage tomorrow night. when
the teams of Princeton and Cornell
Will clash at the st. Nicholas Rink
iu this city. Besides Princeton and
Cornell the league comprises Har-
ward. Yale, Columbia and Dart
mouth. Although there is no regu-
larry organized schedule OF games
FOR the series this year. the cham
pionship title viii probably hang on
seven games which have been an
nounced with Harvard. Yale. Prin-
ceton and Cornell as the coEtenders.
So far neither Columbia nor Dart
mouth has made any arrangements
to take an active part In tho inter-
collegiate series this year. The
season will continue until February
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-10
PLAYERS WON NEARLY
All CONVENTIONS

CINCINNATI. ONO. Jan. o. with
the exception OF possibly two minor
consideration. tn commitrD from
the Baseball Player Fraternity won
every request of Inc seventeen b.
made upon The national commission
and committee rom tn National
Association ot Professional Baseball
clubs.
During assioH in the afternoon
eleven roquc t8 W.re granted tenia
lively aud at light session that
lasted until midi INT, ~, player
minor league representative ,u'
the national comuissioi iohwl
cohtegt"l points shgN' cImpr
mise was effected 10 foG' rcgu' 's
while the fraternity player waived
two requests entirely
Presiden' WITT OF ;ro B'snH..
Players Frai,.att said after '.r
meeting
"Of course. sr you'd like 20 have
LETT the room H.i. the commission
and the minor 0aales concediug a.I
OF our request. ID. IN W. considered
just. but We ar isfled Wo got
gs much as $500 .,r ted and possibly
little NOR, So. ye no complain
and We were treated nicely
Request so lich tho commit -
sion offered 90 ..promisc 600 by iu-
serilng the WORT eso,iaiD instead
OF the word .ll finally nas cou-
ccded hy the DI. mission t0 read
when player ceivea ten da'
notice OF uucD Onal release. hn
shall be- free Co. With any team
Immediately. tt contract Go Hu
expiration of '.. n days period
Request so hich asked That
national assopat players shall r.
ceiyc ten day u. beior" they ..
be- released additionally NI
modified 10 Iu. five day rH
ticc of release f. ass "A and I...
4 players. but Tx no notice ..
leagues iu % 'l Classification
Request $50 as conceded Dos
the players ir. Iity with 200 H.
nouuc,mcut tf. ey would lolt" %
TO the comml TO do SHAT iIH
latter consider. uitable u rcaa.
When % Do. Is Transferred ..
shall be- trans. J subject i0 ..
terus of I'D. . 4"
In request ~" ne rule will read
when @ tiI rs given his 1000.
conditional r,. he shall hc mott
I fled In writing hat effect
Request So ealing with $500.
| arrecmenta. v. nended go thlf .
club makins agreement aaH
/ be- fined 500. he national .HH
mission
Request y which reads
q player has u,.. a Class Az loaau.
Tor any PORTO. the playing -,u
q sOn for tHp't. erent years uT
any time after beginnins Of tI.
twelfth year u0 m IN such l,ls
I desires Do .er, he shall ro.e., '
the uncordItU. releasc. etc Ul
b modified o. Dr.. .iftcen year Co.,
stead OF twelve
Request so was done awn'
| with entirely I a neW rule ,m
/ bodying the sar. iea vii b. form
Blated and agrra upon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-10
GYM CLASSES WILL
HAVE TRACK MEETS

AUSTIN. Tex, Jan. 9.-The Ath-
letic Department has inauguarated
plan Tor nter-class competition be
tween the gymnasium classes this
wear Commencing on Saturday.
January Il. AT . O'Clock, bi-weekly
meets will be- hold al which every
pym class will be represented, the
presenc, Of every member being re
ouired. Each section will have two
teams one class and one class u
the men on these teams being chos-
on by the instructors according 10
IN, mort system II the number oil
mepbers i'm section Is too small 10
alloV Two teams. only one team Viii
he cho.,n. this To BE- ranked as class
A There will be- - men on each
team. Plans TOR tho organization OF
IN, teams are now being formed by
,hc instructors In the various divis-
Iors and the following events have
hon i,hedulcd Tor the next Few
week
saturday. Jan. l7.-Tug Of war.
Saturday. Jan. 3l-Relay race
SATURDAY. ffD. - '"a'"''' '''
Saturday Feb rs -Hah mile
All of che sections win be in nc.
lion simultaneously and the winners
OF The preliminaries will meet 10 o
final
Bee.uning a. once no gymnasium
classrs are 10 be- held on Wednes
dsy. and Thursdays. To replace
tho classes. 40 classes must meet
IN nm. Law Auditorium at 3 O'Clock
shan. wednesday Of each week
who instructive and interesting
tall will BE- given on football, base
haii basketball. soccer and track
AZ, Dirch will give two talks oi
football and one on baseo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-10
NO MORE TEXAS
FOR NOTRE DAME
DISTANCE MAKES GAME WITH
LONGHORNs IMPRACTICAL.
ABLE NEXT SEASON.

AUSTIN. Tex. Jan o. While the
football schedule OF the University
OF Texas has not been announced.
II Is certain that Notre Dame will
not be- on the schedule again next
year II seemed certain Immediate
IS after the Thanksgivilp game that
Texas and Notre Dame cleyens
would be the feature OF the Thanks
giving day game on Clark field next
year Correspondence between III
rector Belmont OF Texas and Direc-
tor Harper OF Notre Dame almost
assured the game, but the action OF
the Notre dame faculty has made
this intersectional contest an impos-
sibility. The following letter from
Director Harper to Director Belmont
explains the feeling existing be
tween the two institutions.
II wired you this morning stat
Ing that II would be impossible Tor
Us TO arrange a game With You on
THANKSGIVING dag OF next year our
faculty committee objects strenuous
" 10 the long TRIP. ~ u'''"'lihi'
our beinG away from classes several
days. which, YOU must admit, IS not
right. We an dislike 10 give mp the
Texas game. primarily because Of
the I'm, treatment you gave as the
past season. ! am sure there Is
nothing that makes team 50 de-
srablC TO continue athletic relations
with another school than TO be re
ceiyed with the cordially with which
sou people received Us. ! am cor
rect in saying that the team. siu
dents and the faculty dislike the
idea OF not playing YOU next year
and It is only because OF the eN-
IRENE distance between Us that has
caused them 10 make their decis-
ion"
Notre Dame viii play Syracuse
University on next Thanksgiving
The Tcsas schedule Is practically
completed aGd will be- announced as
soon as all contracts are signed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-10
.FEOE RAL LEAGUE
BUYS FOUR MORE
THROWS BOMB INTO ORGANIZ.
ED BASEBALL BY TAKING
OVER STAR QrARTETTE.

By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, H., Jan. The Fed
eral League hurled another bomb In
10 the ranks of organized baseball
tonight.
Four players. who have long been
prominent In major lengue play we're
signed for the chicago club of the
Federal league.
They are: Gene PACKARD. pitcher
Of the Cincinnati NatouaI League
club: Al Brennan. pitcher and viii
lam Killifer. catcher OF Philadelphia
Nationals. and Leonard KING cole.
pitcher for the New York Americans
They signed for three years. u
was announced.
Today's deal guarantee o promis
ing pitching staff for The local club
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-10

after an extensive lrin through the
onditions IN his organization were
never better than az The present
line
The international Bricklayers
Nasons and plaster"rs Union which
has It's headquartcrs boz indianapolis
Is reported To have seq aside fund
OF one million dollar to protect Co.
membership against movement
row under way for lhe substitution
4 concrete work FOR brick work Ia
building construction
For the purpose OF ayortir strike
% Massachusetts NO 1915 %, STATE
'oard of Cancellation and Arh'tra
lion has Issued a mes age 90 employ.
RS and employer direr'lul their CO.
fention to the laws providing for
their use IN case of threatened
ftrikes OF lockouls. and poiut.u. ou'
10 them that II is duty they owe
the public TO exhaust 700 peaceful
and legal mcthod. before r~ar'.HE o.
a breach Of industrial poac.
Although the recent referendum
vote OF the membership of the
Bricklayors, Masous aud pas'Orprs
International Union $500. os.rH helm
iugly against utilization with rh,
American Federation of Labor tH'
Officers of the organization .IE char
q is possible that tH. delegates oi
the local unions may decide u favor
OF the consolidation plan uhr 'har
vote at the annual convention NI..
meets nDAt week iu i.0g '.u Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-10
WRESTLING CLASS 10 m
STARTED Al VARSITY

AUSTIN Tex. Jan - s sum has
been donated to B:ar o wrestling
class In the University and nstruc-
tors have already been provided
for. Only limited number can be-
accommodated, SO no freshmen will
be- allowed in the class unless rec
commended by G. T.. Turner. one OF
the instructors. All unperclassmcn
are eligible. No pl'ce could be
found on the campus where the elias
SEES could meet. there haiug uo gym
nasium TO speak OF. and the other
available rooms being occupied II
Is probable that the Young Mems
Christian Association vIl offer the
use OF IT, basement gym room. com
inc to the aid OF The University in
this time OF need
Announcement OF ihp definite
place OF meeting will be made later.
There will be three classes. meeting
twice week. from 20 O'Clock
one class viii be- for heayyWeights,
one for middlevcight and the third
for lightWoighih Thrra instructors
have been secured. all OF whom are
thoroughly competent s W
Smith being paid am C. H. Turner
and X. H. Berry. both students In
the I University. volunteering their
services. On or about February /
prcliminarics viii be held in wrcst.
1 ling AT the Main Auditorium, and
the final meet for tho championship
of the different weights viii follow
on the 10th of the same month II
these matches prove q success. sew
eral teams will BE- brought IRON
other towns o. compet With the
University team. sxtont.H through
April LIST. The hyC interest beinl
shown IN thc-r-sk-2 = w uu hoy
Ing classes forecaS taccess and
lively competition I1 this new
hrancn OF athletics
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-10
Oxford 70 Send Team.

oxford university win send a team
from England 10 compete at the an.
ulal relay races under the auspices
OF the University Of Pennsylvania
next April a letter has been re-.
ceiyed by Prank y Ellis. graduate
manager Of the games. from Arnold
A S Jackson, president OF the oxford
University Athletic club. accepting an
invitation a. participate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-10
SW|NEBREEDERS
PLAN MEETING
ANNUAL CONVENTION WILL DE
HELD N MEMPHIS JAN.
tAIy 23-2I.

81, cial 10 The News
MEMPHIS. Texas. Jan. g--Plans
are rapidly periecting tor the annu-
al convention OF the Northwest Tex
as Swinehreedcrs Association. which
viii be- held In Memphis January 23-
"a
Major W i Duffcl OF Claude, Is
president of the organization and BY
ron Glst OF Giles. Is secretary.
The program for the convention
has been shaped AZ follows:
Friday Janunry 81. 1914.
1890 A. NJ.
Address of Welcome. W. =. Dial
President Memphis Commercial Clul
Response W j. Dufiell. Presi
dent. Swine Breeders Association.
Improved Agriculture and I'm
proved stock FARMING VIM. Gamer
Government Agent, Denton. Texas
win Hog RIA siny Pay In tn
Panhandle" "a. NJ Banner. Agricul
taral Agent Santa Fe Railroad. Am
arillo. Texas.
Preparation OF Soil and Seed Sc
lection in Connection with Hog Rails
ing." Henry T.. Webb. Agriculture
Agent +. W 4 u G. Ry. Fort Worth
| TeAdt
1900 T.. NJ
Subject to be- Selected W. !
Proctor. state Agent T. S Deaprt
ment OF Agriculture q Animal In
dustry College station.
THE Kind Of Hog - tired by m
Packer" Tom Frazier. Fort Worth
Texas.
Boys and Girls Hog Clubs
IC. G.. French. Fort Worth TeNa.
Value Of Rich Land en- Hog Rails
I'M" President " J Dufiel. Clud,
Texas.
Year Round Pasture for Hogs
| o. II Burnett. Memphis, Texas.
How 70 Feed for Pork Dis
ussion led by J A MONTGOMERY
Memphis, Texas
THE development ~ Northwet
Texas as q Hog Country W :
Sterley. General Freight AGENT, {
". a u c. Ry.
Value OF Organization Edwl
w. Houston, Welfare Texas.
The Best Plan for Hos llolse'
= NJ Even, Memphis. Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-10
INTERCOLLEGIATE BASKET
BALL BATTLES AXE On

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-The cham
pionship season Of the lntercolle-
giate Basket Ball League begins TO-
night and will continue until March
10. The league Is made up this sea
son of six teams instead OF five,
Yale being added TO the list. The
others ara Cornell. Columbia, Dart
mouth. RIhceton and Pennsylvania.
Ali ~ tN1ktams naso some 'sternna
among their members aud the pros
pec;i are bright Tor a successful!
season. The interest g. increased
by the possibility OF a. intersd Pc
tional came being arranged at the
close Of the season between the
champions of the Eastern League
and the Western Conference.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-10

MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. Jan g.
Before leaving Tor Humboldt. Iowa.
,od.v Frank Gotch refused al offer
"ss.D.ooo 10 appear In three match
lack Curley. Jack Herman and
IA white made the proposition Ihey
named ivan Mamutoit. Gu-laNe
Frist.nsky and Alex Abere as Goichs
annonents The promoters agreed 70
nisce the $4,000 IH any bank named
H. cotrb with the proyisO that he
he paid 10000 after each match.
'That's a iot cl money Co pass ~
aud II would come tn handy in s3ing-
inp e.veral biz land deals ] have 10
view but have announced ms re.
,ir,ment from tbe game aHd in'ena
~ make {, stick. said Goich
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-10
PARTY OFF FOR AD
LEAGUE COLE TOURNEY

NEW YORK. Jan. "a large
PARTY Of members VI the Golf Lea
gue Of Advertising lntrests left this
city a. special train this afternoon
for Pinehurst. y c.. where they viii
participate nod week In the lea
tue's annual winter tournament on
the links OF the pinehurgt Country
Club
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-10

Davenport Of the Three-l league an.
nounces The purchase from Springfield
NJ the same league % Pitcher Middle
ton Outhe.dcr Harry Ohland and
cash are given In exchange.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-10
saturday, january -. t0It

800 a. NJ
statistics ON tn, swine Industry
In Texas-Hon. ed X Kone. Agri
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-10

Daily News west Ads aust be &C
companicd BY uc CASH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
A CONFESSION
Hopes Her Statement, Made Public,
win Help Other Women.

Hines, Ala must Confess, says
Mrs. Eula Mae Reid, OF this place. That
Cardui, the womap's tonic, has done me
g great deal OF good.
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and would have severe headaches con-
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Since taking cafdul, ! have entirely
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n you are a victim Of any Of the numef-
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Wfong 20 sulief.
For half a century, Cardui has been re-
ileving just such Ills, IS IS proven BY The
thousands OF letters, similar 10 the above,
which pour into our Office, year by year.
cardui Is successful because Il Is COM
posed Of ingredients which actspechicallY
on The wOmanly Constitution, and helps
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Cardui has helped others, and win help
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17

The argument advanced IN favor of
this move IL that, with only agree
able matters 10 confront them nrst
each day readers would be put
into a state OF mind that would ben"
cnt them morally. physically and n
financially. N YOU will give a maj
something pleasant Co meet his nrst
glance. both morning and evening. -
declares the wouldsbc rcformer Of
the press, he Is better able To per
form "a days work, meet with trying
conditions with better gruce and
brighter hbpes, than II at first glance
YOU shock him with something dis
dressing and terrible.
Probably his person. who repre-
SCENTS Il considerable class, does not
suspect that he Ii a humurist, nor
does he understand that the province
OF "a newspaper is 10 publish the
.ncWs, whether 81 be pleasant or un-
pleasant stories of battles and suf-
fering are not a%grecahcl reading. but
while the great European conflict is
the tremendous cvcnt of the world
which d is likely 90 continue Ia be
for many months Co come. those stor-
les 90 on the front pnge even at the
cost OF shocking the people who
would like always Co smile.
% buryine war news ou an inside
page with iuconspicuous headlines
would ahatc the war itself. every ed
litor I'm the land would instantly re-
spond with all the skin at his COM
mand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
AI,IzoNA NEW LAWS.

0UE neighbour. Arizona. has an
interesting set Of new laws.
adopted by the people at the
November election, They seem 70
have been desired ardcntly by a con-
siderable majority of the people. and
they appear to have been drawn,
whether with or without intent, in
ways calculated to cause the largest
amount Of trouble with the least
amount OF good return.
The %prohlbit.on amendment. car.
ricd by a large majority, has been
ass1llcd upon three distinct grounds
of violations OF the constitution ot
the United states. one Of these at
lacks Is being brought In the name
of churchmen who contend that u
prohibits the use of wine Ia the COM
munion service.
The anti-iiien law has been found
in direct conflict with treaty obliga-
Itions OF this nation The idea thar a
state had anything TO do with ma
tional treaty rights appears utterly
To have escaped the notice OF the
Trainers OF this law, which also ID
alleged 10 be "A violation 81 the con-
s|titution Of che United states.
The popular vote In Arizona was
strongly in favor of capital punish
ment. yet Governor Hunt by IA series
OF rapid fire executive proclamations
managed 20 remove the moose from
the necks of an Arizona'- unusually
ane collection OF murderers. before
proclaiming capital punishment in
effect.
The mothers pension law was
adopted enthusiastically, while at the
same time The county hospitals. In
effect county poor farms. were abol'
lished. Thus Arizona finds herself q"
the middle OF winter with larse num-
beers OF homeless poor on her hands
ana with no adequate provision ioI
Their care. while there Is also no pro-
vision for carrying out the terms OF
1.-The pension act. pending specific
action by the legislature.
Aside from these few details Ari'
zouas Interesting program Of les4s.
l%lation placed in effect bl the spver.
eign voter. appears TO have worked
out quite we'll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
TAKE SALTS To
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Eat LeSs Meat II You Feel nackachy
or Have Bladder Trouble.

Meat forms urie arid which eXcites
ana o~verworks the kidneys In their
efforts to alter 10 from the system.
Rcguiar caters uf meat must flush
the kidneys ocrasIgaally. You must
relieve them Ike you relieve your
bowels. removing an the acids. waste
and poison. else you feei a dun mis-
cry In The kidney region. sharp pains
In the back or sick headache. diz2i-
ness, our stomach sours, ougue IL
coatoi and whcr the weather Is bad
YOU AVE rhcumatic twilges. The
urine Is cloudy. flll 81 sediment; the
channels often set irrltatod. obliging
you 20 get up TWO or three times dur
ing the night
To neutralize these irritating acids
and flush of the bodys urinous waste
Get about four ounces ~ Jad salts
from any pharmacy: take "a table
spoonful In "a glass of water before
~breaNfast for Il few days % your
kidneys will then act fine and blad-
der disorders disappear. This famous
salts is made from tho acid OF grapes
and lemon Juice. combined with
lthla. and has been used FOR gem
e%ratiCls 10 clean and stimulate slus-
gish kidneys and stop bladder irrita-
ton. Jad Salts is inexpensive, harm
less and makes "a delightful eferves-
cent nthia-wHtcr drink which millions
of men and women take now aad
then. thus avoiding serious @idncy
land bladder Diseases.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17

the sea would make for separations
never could be remedicd.
And " this matter OF separating.
families were not enough, there ~
another reason why we should not
be adopting BELGIAN or any other for
cign children. The struggle to pro-
vide a semblance Of "A happy Christ
mas for the children OF the poor. the
orphans and the homeless. now going
on In every city In this nation, large.
and small. should be enough to con-
vince Us where "a first duty lies in
this matter OF child welfare. Let as.
look out for tho hOmelcs and suf-
.ferlns and neglected children OF
America hrst.