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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-13
HOW To EDUCATE YOUR CHILD
TOLD BY WINIFRED SACK
WILLIE STONER

tJLoANIIht
Exponent of Natural Education.
In the hope that other mothers,
seeking for aids in the education
Of their children, will find them as
valuable as l have in guiding my
self and my daughter, Winifred, I
herewith present list of publica-
lions which / have used as text
books.
Peter Rabbit, Little Black Quib-
ba and O'Shea Nursery Classics
used to teach children how to read
and spell by the typewriter.
The Book of knowledge for
general information and to show
what things can do and what we
can do with things; to do away
with examinations, and to amuse
children as we'll as to interest
them in all live topics.
The O'Shea Health Series,
showing how children can take
care of themselves and how moth
ers can guard their children.
These are the most interesting
health books that have ever been
written.
The Hornbrook Arithmetic;
this is an ideal book to teach chill
dren initial principles of mathe-
MATES and relations of one num-
Der to another.
The New Standard Dictionary;
get the dictionary habit; teach
children to go to the dictionary
and seek for information.
The Jatakas Tales of India;
stories to teach morals and not to
offend anyone.
Historical Mother Goose; in
these jingles Father History is
welded to Mother Goose and
Sweet Music unites them. / am
q great believer in jingles which
impresses more knowledge upon
the mind than any prose can do.
Through singing these jingles the
child learns all important facts OF
history.
Bulfinch's Age of Fable; to in
terest children in the stars, and
all great works of art, as well as
literature.
Asgard Tales; to teach Scandi-
navian mythology, as well as Ro-
man and Grecian.
Natural Education; to show
mothers how to train their chill
dren. This book gives names and
ideas of early training until the
tenth year.
Facts in Jingles Ca book byl
Winifred "toner, Jr.); containing
educational jingles used in Nat
ural Education schools. Jingles
also to teach Esperanto, and toI
awaken a sense of humor in chill
dren.
Other books in DR.. O'Shea's
Childhood and Youth Series are
of great help to mothers.
(The End.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-13

Perhaps I am wrong, Margie,"
she continued, "but I am almost
sure / would choose the children
instead of Harry, IL / had to
choose.
~ am not really necessary to
Harry. | sometimes think that is
one of the mistakes husbands
make. They let their wives see
they are not absolutely necessary
to them while all the while giving
the impression that whatever they
do or how they do 1t, still their
wives must be utterly dependent
upon them"
Are all women talking on this
important subject nowadays?''
asked Mary. you see, have
never known many women, but
those that l have known, from
my laundress to the richest and
evidently the happiest woman |
know-yourself, Eliene-has ask
ed for happier solution of mar
ried life. Naturally, / with my
tragedy behind me, insist there
hafn't no such thing, but to you
two happy women with husbands
who adore you the assertion must
sound silly"
Eliene looked at me and by
Intangible telepathy I knew that
u was not wholly Of her own case
she was thinking. I wonder II our
friends know more about Dick and
me than We know about ourselves
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-13
Basketball
In Linelight
At LIP. High

Glass basket ball at Lincoln
Park high school IL at it's height,
itbeing Coach Mallory's intention
to clean up the class champion
ships before Thanksgiving SO that
work can be started in rounding
out a first team to compete with
Stadium.
School eliminations will be-
gin Monday evening when the So
phomores meet the juniors. Ed
ward Danielson will lead the So
phomores and Walter Isenberg
the juniors.
On Wednesday the freshmen
will tackle the seniors and on
Friday the freshmen will play
the juniors.
Coach Mallory has had a large
number of candidates for each
class team. During the few prac-
tice games he has uncovered some
good material for the first team.
The sophomores and seniors ap-
pear to have the bulge on the
other two classes, judging from
the short workouts in the gym.
Holmes and Brothers of last
years team are almost certain Of
retaining theid old berths, and IL
is thought Danielson, Parker and
Skahan will occupy the other no.
sitions on the team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-13

and each other.
won't be pitied, little book.
From now on I'm going to have
just the best time / can, and II
Dick won't give 1t to me--well~--
he must blame no one but himself.
accepted with alacrity Eliene's
invitation to her house that even
ing and Mary said, "I'll come too,
IL am not too tired. I'D dearly
love to meet your friends, Eliene.
Do you know, th;s may sound
queer to you, but l never met
very many people. either men or
women. l was afraid to meet
men when was in the chorus,
and for the first year or so after
meeting Jack did not care to
know anyone else, and after that
| was too miserable to care for
anything human.
II have always lived in book
world and l am almost coming 70
the conclusion that the real llu~
man world is very different" #
The only book world that l
have ever known that Is peop1cd
with reality-for reality znean6
not only actions but the motives
that make one acts betuo8n
your covers, little book, and !
would not dare to let either Many
or Eliene read tin fact, I ~ IA
believe would dare read 4 over
myself.
CONTINUED Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-13
TEACHERS
GET GIDDY

Tacoma teachers arrayed in
different costumes cavorted last
evening to their hearts content
at the hard time social given by
the Grade Teachers association
In the Lincoln Park high school.
There were grand marches,
stunts, eats and laughter galore
in the big south side building.
Each school in the city WAS re-
quired to stage stunt" Suf-
fragets, people in the public eye,
town events and the BUY at
Home movement were some of
the features put on by the differ
ent schools.
The social was given in honor
of the superintendent Of schools.
the board, the school physician,
dentist and members of the
teaching staff of the city schools.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-13
COMMITTEE WILL
v INSPECT PRIVATE
TIL SCHOOLS LATER

III Fire Inspections of Tacoma
schools will end with the visits to
the private schools next week.
The committee decided 1t would
not viait the portable schools at
Manitol Park and the Lyon
school.
1.-THE city committee visited the
Roosevelt, Point Defiance, Mckin-
ley, Sherman, jefferson and Will
ard schools, finding conditions
bad In some instances.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-13
CONFESSIONS
u OF A WIFE

hardly sleeps or eats. Isn't II
strange, Margie, how q man can
become absorbed in q business
game to the exclusion of every
other thought "
II think. my dear, that is the
secret Of every successful man.
Through long years of training a
man Is able to put everything he
is into the thing he is most inter-
ested In at the time. We women
have not those powers Of concen-
tration. We filter and flutter
from task to task, not waiting to
finish one before we are absorbed
with plans for another and we are
not able to give over whole-heart-
ed attention to any one thing.
Then you don't think a woman
can be successful wife and
mother at the same time, Mar
gie?" asked Mary, who had been
a silent listener to Eliene's and
my conversation.
mo, do not, in the sense that
she does not choose between
them. Usually after woman
has children they come first, ev-
erything in the home is sacrificed
to their well-being. If the hus-
band is also willing to make the
same sacrifices for the children
that the wife Is they are brought
nearer together through their mu-
tual care of the family.
"But IL the husband does not
hold this same sense of RESPONSE
bility children make the wife's lot
a perfect hades and the more she
loves them the worse IL is"
But don't you think" asked
Eliene, that women as rule
love their children better than
they do their husbands?"
She said this rather wistfully.
AS If she hoped she were not diff
ferent from other women. Eliene
loves her little daughter, yes, even
Harry's sons, better than she does
Harry. You and l know, little
book, that after a man has hurt
HIS wife as Harry did Eliene she
can never love him ardently again.
A kind of truce" can be patched
up but the old love is not there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-13
BOYS GLEE CLUB
MAKES IT'S FIRST
ASSEMBLY BOW

The Lincoln Park boys glee
club made its first appearance at
Fridays assembly with well bal
anced program of songs under the
leadership of Mr.. Adams, director.
Miss Cliff added to the program
with vocal sole.
The club is composed of the
following members.
Cieve Olson. Hiding Anderson.
Bronek GAM, Henry Cramer,
Merritt Stiles, Julian Perkins,
Floyd Parker, Lee Cox and
Thomas Holeque. Tryebus Peach
er accompanies the club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-13
COED GRADS RECALL
HAPPY COLLEGE DAYS

Tacoma association of Collegi-
ate Alumnae yesterday afternoon
entertained the girls of the South
Side high school interested in
college work with several talks
of exceptional value, and in turn
We're entertained by members of
the domestic science depart
ment, who prepared and served
the visiting women with refresh
ments.
Mrs. r. p. Tarr spoke on "Why
went to College, and gave the
high school girls an insight into
the good which can be gained in
institutions of higher learning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-13
TAHOMA
SOON TO
APPEAR

Copy for the Football issue of
the Tahoma will be in the hands
of the printer this week and the
high school magazine will make
its appearance before Thanksgiv-
ing.
The cover design will be a foot
ball formation in colors. The art
features Of the issue will be a
full-page cut of puzzles, each
answered by Stadium teachers
name.
The cut will be similar to the
one in the fall number of the
Lincoln teachers. Several other
art layouts and cartoons will ap-
pear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-13

Mrs. James Hays informed the
girls Of the organizations existing
in colleges and gave them some
helpful pointers on what to expect
when they are rushed off their
feet on entering.
Mrs. Thomas Plat spoke on
Some Phases of College Life. "
The domestic science department
in which the refreshments were
served was decorated with the
different college pennants of the
members of the association, and
each woman stood underneath
the colors representing her col
lege.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-13

Copyright, 1916, by Newspaper
Enterprise Associatiou.D
Eliene came this morning to
take Mary and me for q ride.
have not seen much of Eliene late
ly. and | thought she was not
looking quite as well as usual.
"How are the children2 ]
asked. Perfectly we'll and hap
py," she answered.
"And Harry?"
$50 engrossed In politics that he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-13

Tuesday for q business session
and at $40 for a program.
Luncheon will be served.
The Lincoln Park Parent
Teacher association will meet at
2:30 next Thursday afternoon in
the music room of the school.
Miss Powell, the art teacher,
will talk on THE Benefits of Art
In the Home" There will be a
musical program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-13
so Work
On Mats

With an unlimited amount Of
material in the lightweight divi-
sions, Coach Carter of the Lin.
coin Park wrestling team is in
structing his men nightly for the
elimination trials to be held in
December.
Lincoln has only two men in
the heavy classes. Stevens and
Algyr will be forced to uphold
the honors of the South Side team
without competition for a place
on the team. From the heavy
weight division to the lightest Of
flyweights, the numbers turning
out increase. More than 80 can
didates are working on the mats
nightly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-13
FILM WILL SHOW
u. WI. g. GAME

Tacoma followers of the Grid
iron game will be able to witness
all the big features Of last Sat
urday's Washington California
game at Berkeley.
Manager 1fmmons has signed
up 500 feet Of football film for
his next weeks show. All the
crucial plays of the game are
shown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-13
QUESTIONS THEY WRITE TO
CYNTHIA GREY--HER ANSWERS


school today and know that this everlasting
o ,S %ss rsos sss s but
honsh Sa no, seem think much about danger
% Ia similar surs s sa
nsshDorhSod and sunday home crying the
burn forever and she said 1T makes feel dreadful
best not m aSs because
since Yours for enlightenment,
Ecan you tell me where the largest known in the
1.-The tsequoa Ggantea,
@ earth. s rect s "nd 20 feet
Dear cynthia Grey-May express my surprise and de-
s sG to Learn from av social
and perfect s n'essnse except conceived
From public expressions had gotten the idea they regard
cd the rest or us and and civilization the
spS G
bat the limitations earth exclaim the
FRANCES S. ETTlNGER
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Prepare by dissovns pint
Of 200 degrees Pour off from the all the
heating an hour carefully stirring the
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ticn The composition ready vessel designed
before used To the pad 1t is
lightly of the geane allow nearly
dry before taking the first
t.- o-what is darhsn how you
tea? r.. s.
APour boiling the and the
as any other tea strain and the tea is ready for use
Another remedy hair To half pint of water
add 1 u box Of or.
falling hair and will
color the scalp sticky
greasy and does rub off.
Ill been going with a young for four years.
would like married, but father and mother
and they need support $40 week. of
which give They have supported
since old. married brothers and
brothers living home. What would advise
me to dor?
think love, but
brothers decide
of they
be naturally feel responsibility but
brothers
You should not be permitted TO sacrifice
the family burden
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-13
Tacoma Play
Given at sU'

SEATTLE, Nov. IS. - The
Summer Countess written by
Harold b. Allen and Ford Brown
of Tacoma. was staged last even
ing In Meany hall and, as the
collegers say. went like q house
afire." Walter Kaufman, of Ia
coma, led the University Uukelele
club In one of the acts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-13
BY BETTY BROWN.

BY BETTY BROWN.
Fur longer in the fashion
MADNESS Dancing frocks of trimmed
ocks wedding gowns oungng
robes boots
with a fragment Of beasties pelt.
And 1T all be traced that maker
of angos Mrs. Vernon Castle Castle
rest Of the
1t as it is by Mrs. Castle.
Notice the the bewitchng
Victor George art photographer
little thing she calls this frok chiffon
trimmed with red foxts the she
The demure little bonnet also there's nothing
demure about the scarlet feathers that it off.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-13
Win First
Of Debates

Stadium debaters arrived home
today after winning their first
leg of the state debate last even
ing from the West Seattle high
school. The members of the
team are: Beatrice Wright, Rob-
ert Shaw and Herman Theil.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-13
BOYS WILL HOLD
A MIXER IN GYM

Boys of Lincoln Park will hold
"smokeless smoker next Satur-
day in the gymnasium. A ban
quet will be served for 800.
Following the banquet, a pro-
gram and mixer will be held.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-13

The volume of correspondence has rapidly in
the last few months that further ystemstzng Of work
For that shall receive office callers hereafter only
Wednesdays, between IL m. and These hours will
keep for visitors to the office with the hope that many Of
friends will questions
other days shall limit my services replying by mall
CYNTHIA GREY
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am onus a jeSO e Die csribumu" bebaup Der argssuanf
crit ieinen auiang nebmen 4.
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Mnt Snitmtng
SurStSh arissailimns On Ntardd siija ibrmHeIi

N&pnbon "a. @ai Sr haienide gotifafer in 8H bat
SrHnas Radmns BEN Dherefiihen Hnter aHsursu ga
ron snran aje Die ,ae rsaseriIdraHs Stuicns perSu
sugsielt.
Gse WHhslans mS in elmer 5psae Ses Rsutcren Bureaus
suaaat bic aus Eiss Ata amasssaa liH dasarsiifa iA
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Mum, o. @ai lIbr is @iuusn abeuSs Sa gars, g. ai
@ses NIT Dem Grlah beS RobimadHHsbs gab bic aisHids
9eaung Gamtag a6euS Gsaua SaR fe Ceerrlnsaru ben
ariee ctldrt bube
R0m 23 gai gGris Die virbHna1 erdrt Saa Der ars
nhanb piideu Ssu uHb Ceferrernsaru Noutag sem "A
IOi, isnsn aufaus uebmen Dirb.
Baron Naeio, 0erreiidunsariie gOihar in Sta
en et ine Eae SOnutas Ramtas hab bier Hin uno
ure srbnna Lebnptet nod I'm aauie Sr Counting
Sadt OSer ipacitsus Montag gprsH abreien.
Ger iaeude goafte in isa Der SersOs aSarua bat
isiue GbberuiungsorSer erbaten.
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GiIa bic lneBt tnbueua italtndn Serufa mitbriustn

Hoius Staln Da Bar % Wa. Die Hett in Oser 8egeaS
enberuicnn &crpn buben Die geiuug erhteu, sar Sluug
uid Sdub OaberH audi &aIrunssmteI Hr or Sage nit
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3Setterberibt.

Dbio: getpitter am WerntGg; iSae
ma Msttst am 0itnItao.
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9ent(6fa11o

SG Hem Sutaatcr in Om nnpsrSasa bic b5erHfaussuSer
smgeben IaTeu.