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New-York tribune., 1918-11-09
SCHOOL AGENCIES

OF tho toys and turn the light OF pub
licity on sheir trail
Frederick ". Barker, president Of the
Aeronautical Society of America, an
nounced that he would bring the boy
colt question to the attention of his
organization.
Captain Arthur +. COSBY, Of the Mil
tary Training Camps Association and
president of the New York Utondi-
tional Surrender Club. suggested:
when the war ends and the objects
of the Unconditional Surrender Club
have heen attained, the unconditional
surrender idea might we'll grow into
something along the boycott idea"
Roy T. Soule editor of "HardHare
Age declared "wc will stand for no
separation of the German people from
the German Junkers. This campaign
against German goods wilt be carried
on uuAinchingly'
Appeal TO Red Cross
Miss Elisabeth Marbury predicted
that the German boycott idea would
eventually be backed b. the American
Federation of Labor When Franklin
Hobbs, Of Chicago, who is directing
German boycott propaganda in the Mid
die West, said that most of the Red
Cross dressings prepared in this coun-
try were being made with needles man
ufactured in Germany, Miss Marbury
announced that she would bring tho
matter TO the attention OF the proper
authorities
Other speakers included Mrs. Oliver
Cromwell Field, president Of the Amer.
lean Relief Legion, and Mrs. f. B. Thur
ber' member of the governing board
of the Consumers League.
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MISCELLANEOUS

AMERICAN FLAGs.-HEAyY COTTON WOOL.
enzcd iin.sh, SIS feet. at ST. per dozen; size
,ss.,p ,es,, AZ SSe.oo per dozen. net TAYLOR FLAG
COMPANY .si Fourth A1e... New York
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CLERKS.

C1ERkg
WE HAVE VACANCIES FOR ApnRESsEns,
ruERS. rNpEXERs AND FOLDERS NO
ExPERIENcB NECESSARY. APPLICANTS
MUST BE OVER is YEARS OF AGE
ALSO
We ARE IN A POSITION TO EMPLOY
FEW CLERICAL WORKERS, THOSE WITH
SOME HIGH SCHOOL TRAINING PRE-
FERRYD. TO BE TRAINED To BECOME
CORRESPONDENTS THE MAIL ORDER
BUSINESS OFFERS EXCEPTIONAL oPpoH-
TUN1TT FOR FEMALE WORKERS IN THIS
BRANCH or THEIR BUSINESS. THE PAY
WHILE LEARNING is GOOD AND AD-
vANCEMENT IS RAPID
THOSE EMPLo1ED Now MAT PARrlcI.
PATE IN OUR 1906 BONUS PAYABLE Az
CHRISTMAS
CHARLES WILLIAM STORES
e5 WAsHlNGTOh ST.
BROOKLYN. y =.
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COOK. experienced. and Kitchen maid for teachers
house at private school IN the county q;
S,Insbury. COIN. Walker School.
COUNTER WOMEN and BUS WOMEN. Mis-.
Endresa !. ". &. A., SIS Hanson Place. Brooklyn
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

Apply for
PATRIOTIC SERyICE-GOrERNHENr WORK
Ahsosus-ly permanent petitions, With rany
opportunities for advancement.
reuns Surpen. Is to IS Yeas OF aSv wanisd
for telephone operstins.
SOLDIERS OF TIE SWITCHBOARD
= to - per weak Us. four weeks xas
learning the business In Manhattan.
Bronx and Brooklyn.
$3.50 TO sl25o per wsek within the nest
feT weeks, according 20 tours OF duty
AIsigued. Frequent increases thereaftsf.
No experience Necessary
Good Seaith. eyeslSht and hearing
Employees especially we'll cared res
Meals served Il cost anniversary par
m:nts sick benefits. vacations With rAy
pensions. superior environment AMI de.
n1hthu ouartsn. =. 20 3 hour vcrxinE
DAY
Apply between . a. NJ and . p Nj
Miss e NJ. schnitt
Mias NJ r murray
NEW roBK TELEPHONE coMPANr
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HlXdeSt trmp-FAFUfc tt~ItfUhy- Bf degrees Tat
30 p. raj lowest. ~ degrees Ia, Z 10 a. m ,
average 80 degrees. average ssno date lest year
e. dagrces: a,eFssr date for thirty -thrcv
,ea!.. ~ degrees.
humidity.
me.. "a r 80 :. 81. .. -
Barometer RendInss.
m 20 ~ 2. N 3ols /, 20 ~
Local Fereeast: Fair sad warmer SATURDAY
sunday unsettled gentle eou-h winds
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LOST. FOUND AND REV ARDS

LOST BANKBOOks
osT-Bankbook No. so7,4ss of the
Franklin Savings Bank. issued 70 Har
ley H. Campbell. Payment stopped
Please return to bank, 65s Eighth ave.
New York city. All persons are cautioned
not to purchase or negotiate the same
LOST Banlsbook No. 72S,o47 OF the Cen
ira Savings Bank In the City of New,
york Payment ntopped. P!eaae return
book to bank
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ASSISTANT BOOkKEEPER and CASHIERS ex
perienced. Mary ENzabeth. 322 Fifth
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viii Trace Hun TOYS

Some Of these goods charged Mr..
Hurd. "have already been taken from
the government warehouses and stored
IN out Of the way cellars. But We will
make every effort to trncc tho progress
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HELP WANTED MALE

BOYS. aged Is 10 Is. messenger and unicr
,,erk- Call before 7. m. Ne* Amstsrdam Gas
Ccrnpany. 4o5 East 4sd 81.
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RIPPING RHYMES
TIE RHAvYwErdHTs.
ny walt Mason

Fred Fulton is IL bruIscr great. as
large and stately as an Alp: he's
whipped full many i hecfy skate. who
hoped Ia bear AWAY his scalp. He says
he'll harvest Willards pclt. and change
that fighters name TO pance. and bear
away the champcen's belt: wonder why
hos not in France: This Willard is d
mighty nan. who'll lake some whipping.
| suppose: hr made tho smoke an also
ran. and has kick In all his. blows. l
don't hrlicvr he'll lose to Fred. unless
hy some unhappy chance; he uses both
his fist and head wonder why he's
not in France. Both mon are Of heroic
huild. they're perfect fighters when
they're fit: and il is suld they both are
fillrd with forty kinds Of pep and grit.
And they will meet some day. | ween.
10 fight. with romp and circumstance.
for packages NJ good long green; l won
der why they're not in France. rye
heard At Wizards wnndrous reach. how
he can hit around n block: and I should
Judge from Futon's speech. that he can
scrap as we'll MS talk. Until they've
fought they'll spiel and yell. and req
hot arguments advance; if they can
fight So wildly well. wonder why
they're not in France
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THE RED CROSS OVERFLOW

The country has shown its deter
mined spirit in tho war and happy
conception of the Importance and Use
fitness of the greatest American ad
,tunct in largely orersubscribing 70 the
Red Cross fund From avery quarter
the news has come 10 the Washington
headquarters of the organization OF
,qootss being met and extended into
:1naximum amounts. The goal set IN
;+he nation of 500 900 900 may reach
half more than that. which will b. a
splendid testimonial 10 the liberal
hearts Of the American people who
have joined in this munificent gift.
Among the communities that early
attained the sums allotted 70 tanm
Wheeling was first in the larger clas:
of cities TO fill her Golfer and is still
engaged in making her overflow larger.
BUT this is not surprising in view OF
the unifcation of her people thar has
taken place. and which has moved
them 10 loan and give without stint.
To-day Wheeling has a most emil
able record throughout the country and
at WASHINGTON for the handsom" man
NET in which she has met every oollsa'
ton assigned her. In this she has sur
passed many othe' communities OF
greater financial resources and larger
population. The final count on her Red
Gross donation. to be announced on
TUESDAY. 70 which date tho campaign
has been extended, will b. something
to make the civic pride of her loyal
citizenship take on ? new glow.
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WHICH ARE YOU?"

Tier" NJ" US" kind" uf people on earth
teddy
Just two kind. "f people. no more Say.
Not III" sinner and saint. for tIs we'll
understood
The good mr. half bad and the bad arc
half good.
Not III" rich AMI 'hr poor for to count
mans wrTlth
You must first know the state Of his
cnnSrI"nco and health.
Not ~" hwmhlt and Proud. fer. IN hfe's
It'll" Srau
Who puts on vain airs Is moi counted a
man.
n, in" years
Bring each man his laughter and each
man his tears.
So tn" w" KINDS ~ peorl" m Garth
irc the people VIII" lIfr and m" re"pir
who loan.
Wh"7":"r ""r :" y"u VII find IN"
worlds masses
Ar" aIwnv> di' vide: IN J"<t 'hesc 'wr
glasses
And oddly "n"u=h. >nu viii mud 100. /
Thor" - "..ly "nr 'rf,cr /" iw"nry vino
l., 'wnai nl.,sr ,r1 ,ru" Arc yr,I ;,sinc
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NEW REVENUE LEGISLATION

! The compromise offered Congress ct
a special session for ri" consideration
OF new revenue bill after thr Novenl.
Der elections has bren made abortive
by the opposition o. The Republican
members OF me SeEa!e. vino refused IL
agree TO tho Limitations imposed by
that suggestion. and very properly TX
pressed by them. Tn" Republican mi.
noritr Of tho Senate. however. assures
the administration hey stand ready
TO 20 on now with IN" business OF pro.
Siding additional revenues wthOu; IN.
NECESSARY delay. According 10 Score
tary McAdoo's statements 10 Congress.
-he necessity for more money for III"
government needs Is Immediate and
imperative. AS thsTr is no reason TO
doubt this representation. m" re!uct.
ance of the Democratic membership Of
Congress 70 do it now" i'll compnrtS
with their professions %. the non-parri-
san spirit in matters pertaining 10 thr
war
Delaying the measure until after
tho elertions" is susceptible Of Only
one constructiou--pa advantages. or
rather STAYING OF q possible disadvant-
age 10 rho Democratic party through
the increased taxation that is bound to
result with tho passa"' OF new rcve-
nuc bill \ special session after the
elections" would be- Of It'll" value in
making progress on such an important
measure as revenue bill. barely three
weeks intervening until no regular Sos
sion Of Congress in December VIZ
have had great deal Of insist.
ence from Democratic sources abou,
the necessity of the nblitnration
Of partisaEism in rhese war times
and the exercise of unseliSh dc.
votion to the active prosecution
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A SINISTER MOVEMENT

The agitation for the establishment
of FREQ ports" at New York. New Or
leans and other points is significant 1t
an effort on the part Of free trade ad.
vocates to get an opening for the alb
rogation Of all protection. u Is sin
lister movement to camouhage ultl'
mate free trade. The American home
marker is the richest trade prize in the
wide world. For. under the protective
policy. this has become incomparably
the richest nation in the world. This
has been brought about over the pro-
tests Of The free traders. who hav" in
sisted on throwing open our markets TO
the cxploi.aton Of foreign producers.
The free gift Of this market. with tho
incidental sacrifice Of the welfar" or
the American people. such as accompa-'
MED our two near free trade expert
mcnts In 1894 and 1914. is donation
10 the world in general. including The
powers wc are now fighting. which n"
one has The slightest right 10 'alk
about making.
The constitution OF the United Stats
-cposes In Congress the ri.hI 10 enact
our tariff laws. That right cannot Be
bartercd away by treaty And as for
The statement that We are fighting IN
this war for ,hc establishment Of world
wide free trade. it is absolutely with
ont justification and should fool n"
one. not even those who make it, We
are in the war for. MOI against. lhe
rights and interests of The American
pnoplr. We are not in war 10 "S'
,ablish orr right 10 surrender our mar
krts TO invasion BY foreign competition
armed with weapon Of chrapncsS So
cured through the sacrifice of human
values
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MEXICO S BREAK WITH CUBA

The importance Or negligible rharac
to- Of the severance OF diplomatic rrla'
tious between MrXico and Cuba. on tn"
initiative of The former. will hav" TO
avail, Development Mexico'S action
MAJ or ma: not roncea' an Interior Cd
ject. but for the present all deductions
are merely speculative. TIE ornate
declarations OF the Mexican foreign
minister a. Ia rhr reasons for tn" ser.
cran:.r If RELATIONS, ard the "NaG""r
ai.rl professions of friendship Tor cuba
smack of insinceriSy. though they
closely conform to the usual tlGrid
I.atin-American styir'ot expression.
The opinion expressed III SOME quar-
Indirectly taken IL slapfat IN" nltru
STATES is not violent conclusion. as
All our DIPLOMATIC relations with that
cunning and crafty man warrant surh
a construction OF his action. His an
t1COnfSH ~ Tx l AllVu $50" q" ' - "
ill.concealed throughout his whole ca
reer from the hegirningtof tho McXl-
can revolution. and which!haS resolved
itself into an arrogance which mas
never lost an opportunity Of irritating
the American government; since his ac-
cession TO rho presidency Of the Mcxi'
can republic. On all Ih"s" occasions
no has been nrovokinS:the best friend
he ever will have,
The suggestion tina, a''the bottom
of ,his movement may b" totWd me
insidjous instigation OF German lnhu-
ence is not 4; all Improbable. Carran-
~ is secretly sympathetic with the
,;nr,nau cause. whatever maybe MS Al
titude openly. but We rio n~ believe
,b,, The rank and file Of the Mexican
c;,izenship is in accord with his pro
cermon Iaanings. Whatever the out
con,. nj ;hc hrcak with Cuba may no.
j. cannot in thu final adjustment br
nrc+i,ah,r 70 Mexico. She Is crTtaint!
borcinr hrr hat on tho wrong gate
when she chooses 10 curry German Ia
vor rather than dependable American
friendship.
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MILLIONS FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD
How the Rockefeller Foundation Funds Are Being Devoted to the
Betterment of Mankind.
By FRANK ANDREWS FALL. Lit D.
BuSar of New York University.
RurSar of Sew York University.

When IIu l'n,:rrI states enter tho
war III" fnundrrinn Withdrew It's war
relief commission from Europe. anil
madr larg, Hppr"rrlh ION |" tho
American Rcd rr"$s. Wh". far-reach'
INK programs "f relief :" soldiers aIid
civilians have CONSTRUED nothing l"ss
than modern mra''l'. II was aL''
arranged that Tia" i;"d ross should
| aSsum" SpnnSihilll! for Ill" ear" ~
In" :n0 Belgian r!Ildrru whom the
foundation had l"."n maintaining in
Switzerland since 1915.
The trustees uf thu foundation have
followed this pole? "f consolidation
hc"IuSr in their opinion II Is unw!Se I"
MULTIPLY independent and often over
tapping agencies Of war relief IL"
! Irn.s ralird !ur uniIied. we'll organized
cff"r III this field TIL" only w"ik
which III" foundation Is directly ''dmIn-
ist"riu@ III Europe is an anit-tuh"rcu-
i"sis campaign directed H.: III" f"umda-
tirn'~ inIrrnuIlnn health board. and
intimately. lated - IN" AMERICAN Red
cross activities IN France.
ON" ii the fuundalinns most slsnin-
! cant MAR service. has been Tn" rSta b.
IshInrnl. on III" grounds of The ltnrh"-
f"ll'r institute for medical research. in
N"w York. "r pnrtabI" military base
hospital with 4 capacity al IN beds.
| The hospital is completely equipped
with operating room lnhnratnrics kit
chen ami laundry. II Is built In sou
lions and can hr AIKEN dawn and moved
on motor trucks IL amy ste.
In This group "f buildings IN, tarr"i-
pHkin method nj StrrIlizing wounds by
periodic irrigation with Il Gcrn-deStroy-
ing fluid Is hcing drmun.it rated. This
procedure WAS elaborated by Or. Alexis
tarrcl and his staff i'll a special hos
pilal nj trmpicgnc. in France. IN" eA-
prnScs IT which were m"I hv tho fnuT.
! .iHiinn. This hospital tas ", II as tn"
Institute Laboratories and hnSpitalI. !"
open % medical officers "i tho arr!"
HGh navy for special study IN prcpnra-
tiun for service abroad.
1t Is i;npOsSiblr here even in nnum"r-
ate tho many forms II humanitarian
cffarI thai arc being backed hi tn.
Rockefeller foundation. i;ut it ~ wi
dent that this institution Is maxim
splendid progress toward it's icat.
whir!i is frankly stated Ia b" the we'll
hri ng ~ mankind Throughout the world"
Those who arc not in favor If this
rla form will pleas stand and Inc
counted. after whtrf they viii hr r..
f"rrcd. f"r examination. ~ rh@ psychial-
RE clinic.
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COT THE GOODS ON HIM

The public protest against the de-
n,oralizcd condition OF the postal serE'
ice cannot be diverted through the
a.shy innovation Of airplane mail serr-
ice recently inauSurated between the
large cities. That may or may not
ral;nva them of some oil the distress
accustomed by delayed mails. but what
ahoui The resi- Of the country" As Inc
In1clliccncer has pointed out. the nead
Of tho Pos;oftice Department is 100
much occupied with promoting the In
,ersrs of rhc Democratic party TO give
any time to forwarding the convent
cnras of The public which II pays Tor.
PROMPT mail service is a matter OF
vast importanc" TO the industries ana
business of th.. country. but il has been
in = dnroralized condition for long
time. AID has beet growing worse III
;he j,st- TWO or three years. WITHOUT
any flare OF trumpets. IN" Merchants
Association Gf New York City has been
engaged cf lac in making a thorough
investigation Of that condltion ana
its cnu,,rs. and 10. franz" full. ouf
r,ncisely ii ed. report TO be submitted
10 ,nr President. the Postmaster Zen
,r.,I .5e Director General Of Railways.
NOW. under government contro! and d.
rection, and 10 Congress. Inc repor'
wos unanimous in its adoption nE inc
.,seociarinu and for its general dIStrl
bntior. and il has been sent moi only
r. official authorities. bur 10 CONNER
,.;oI ami industrial organizations
thruughoUi the country
The investigation has been M 'oca!!
.,1.ir of rho industrial. Commerclai
and financial crntnr OF the nation. IL
accounted five busy months Of commit
,oc and communications we're sent 20
business ORGANIZATIONS throughout the
cnuntry and directly responded to for
,.,c.r,aininc the experience and the
sentiments Of al sections. THOUSANDS
of letters were sent and replies SOLICIT
cd for a continuous period 10 gel
p-actical illustration of delays or tail-
ures in transmission. delivery and inc
return of responses The purpose was
n obtain convincing evidence OF actual
conditions and the cause oil mem. anu
to suggest The practical means OF rem
edving them. It is unnecessary I" say
tha, the motive for such an inquiry ana
the complain, it involves was in no
VA personal or political. II Is as
much for tho interest Of the admins
Jra.inn as for that Of the people ana
tho business of The chuntry Ia have the
ground of complaint remcdied.
The Democratic party came INTO
mower with Il great flourish OF promises
and plndcrS of reforms in me mors
economical administration oil puoilc
affairs. They have not reduced inc
ac.ual cos; nt The postal service 20 the
government. hur ih"v hHv" untor'n-
na,rlv greatly reduced isl value 10 me
oeonle OF the country and imposed an
indirnc: cost upon business that can
no; bc computed. II l. lImH 20 ac'
linowledso This and % correct il. But
shat encouragement is There that an!
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Of the war. but W" have not had
any demonstration of that chararier on
til, par! OF The administration. nr the
party in Congress.
The Republican minority in Congress
will proceed. aS il always has. ln:Suhor,
d;natins party 10 Il loyal SupporI."f III"
government in the prosecution Of lis
war activities. while remit .lES nothing
OF lis interest in tn" rights of the poo
pie il has so p#;riotically served,
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BOYS WHO GO TOMORROW

Wheeling is beginning 10 feel more
and. Liore tn. drain Of her youths being
called to sustain tic honor 'and free.
dom of the country and in support "t
her allies WHO have bsen 50 va:iantly
opposing the aggression OF tho unspeak.
able Hun. Tomorrow another larg"
delegation Of selertivcs unicr The
draft law will depart far training
These occurrences har" been 50 fire.
oucnt that VIC now have come 10 accept
them as matter Of course incidents 10
the war bu; that = net saying that
Wheeling is losing inlecas' in her boys
who are called 70 The supreme sacri-
fee. They are all in our hearts and
high approval.
Y. In the published lisr Of those wEo
go tomorrow we notice thr narnr OF
Mr.. Camden $. fancy. rdito: u The
Register. who has coEr within the pre-.
scribed limit: Of service. ard The Intel.
igeucer takes this occasion :" "x;cnd
70 contemporary worker It's best
wishes for his welfare. with tn" hope
that the fortunes Of va: may 20 deal
with him that he may be among hose
who will retnrn. tic. VIII tho Others
however. are NOR in 10 enyied ;han
condoled win. for il" opportunity iheE
41ave Of participating in MS crra' and
riSht cots warfaT"
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NILS" administration ana frank pnh'
!;rily have practically don" away WIN
!h. complaints and warnings that W"r'
formerly either Whispered "r shouted
Whenever one nf tn. great philanthr"nlc
foundations WIS fnrrtt"n"d. lndc"i.
many students nf public affairs. WIN
GAIN" L. srnG. remained To pray. and
S"m" of tH"m ar" pruning Very earnestly
JUS now uv.F the latest achievements
"f tn" Rockefeller !nuudatinr.
NJ "nr who knew TIA" makeup "f IN"
;,r":>j,lrnI o. til" University If NInn"-
~"ta for uI"ru'nt hnuhtrd tha! h'
would su"r.rI in his new post rs I'M
h,.a,I If IN" knckrf"llrr forces.
Mere. figures do not tell IN" whole
story. but IL - II. nutnb!" fact that lh'
E"ck"f"lI"r foundation. during ~" year
lnlG. expended NOR" than eleven mai
lion ,lnIlHvS tor the good nf humanity.
War work expenditures VIZ" E|.?4 T.,
49,. Tor public health. $GS".hA6."'
Tor medical education and rcSclr"h.
SSf"? $500. The halanc" "f upwards
ri II million dullarS w"nI l" Nar"u
philanthrupl"S including such inStltu~
t!or* H$ the American Social Hygiene
assncialinn. the Ann riCan academy IN
Nnruc and til" Nrtinnal committee fer
prevention Of blindness.
The largest i'cm in the war W n'k
huig", WAS. very property. thu amount
contributed hv the foundation ~ the
American Rod Cross. which WIS $S.ji H.
-" To the Young MEMS Christian as
rnriatinn. for war purposes. III" amount
appropriated was st.:1n. 900. in additi"r:
/" i special riIl 81 S@2I.""W FOR prison
rr.: Of war and foreign armies. The
scamp community fund lRGCrrall"n as
Snciatiun OF American received $li".hUh;
the Jewish Welfare committees. SlOn.hhn;
lie Belgian Relief commission. Sln".'
moo. the American committee Tor hrmc"
MAN and Syrian relief. $iu.nnn. and the
YAH. mrolr hospital unit Si".nhh
Under the heading of public health
the Foundations most u"tahl" r"nlrih
ton vas that or Sl2l.%?2.2i for lighting
h"oliw"rm yellow foyer and malaria
throughout tho world Studies and
DEMONSTRATORS in mental hygI"no cost
SIS. san: attcr-car" of infanttic paralysis
cases in New York City and state Sll.-
49, 49, -: rh,, school "f hygiene and pub
lie health lIuhus Hopkins univcrSityl
t3I.$I?7u: for tuberculosis work m
t'rihucr. SStS1G1 Thu outstanding
item under medical education and -
search is naturally n" Rockefeller in
sti,ui". rn whicu So. t.7.H!;,fS waS IS
pended Tor endowment and current e\"
pcnSe.
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COMMENTED coNsExvAr1or1sT.

Dc old mule is a-plnwin
An ln field will soon be green
VII de tender stalks abowin'
When d" brcczcs cross dc scene:
De hen. she is a-pickiH'
Round dc barnyard. mighty gay.
Corn bread an chicken
OATS bout all has 10 say!
Send dr. wheat a-snilin'
An dc beef kin so alonE
MY appetite ain failin.
An my hopes are mighty strong.
r,,r oi-,' no cause TO kickin'
As Wow de- grand display.
Corn bread an chirknn.-
An dar Amt no mo- To say. ::
Washington Star.
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official action will be taken in this mai.
ter? We du not know what tho temper
Of Congress may BE- on this point; bur
VIZ feel sure that if any member pro
poses all investigation hr will BE- met
by Postmaster General Burleson,
maybe BY the President. with an assrr'
ton Of the essential diSloyaIty of the
and with snecrs Al the covert
purpose" OF tho inquiry.