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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20

REC0NER--Rcwar
Sign On a Third ave. shop win
dow
Umbrellas recovered"
To the guy who owns the Sign
Dear Guy-"M'wife lost two green
silk ones and my black one Is mis-
sing. lf you found 'efn. got 'em
let's have EN-
Reward.
kNrV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
JIM ANT GorN'

JIM AMT COIN
Mary had little lamb.
It's fleece was like snow.
Mary and the lamb had no coin.
And I amt got no dough,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20

Home Brew's honest advertising
prize" is awarded 20 the Fourth ave.
garage man whose sign says. Cars
left here for repair at owners risk"
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07
MIZRACHI HATZOIR.

\ very important meeting of the
MiZrachi HatZoir of Wesl ColfaN was
held ut the home of Mr.. Bronstein.
Many important subjects came up for
discussion. among these Flag Day.
lit accordance with its policy the Miz-
rachi HatZoir has taken up Flag Day
work together with the Zionistic or
CARNATIONS of Denver. This is n work
Of n highly important character and
tile money collected that day goes to
The Jewish National Fund for the
building mp of Palestine as "A Jewish
National Home We are sure that with
the aid of many of the Jews of Dem
yer Flag Day will he n success. The
Jewish National Fund box committee
also reported at this meeting that
while the work of collecting the j. n.
+. boxes was not complete they had
already turned in quite sum of
money to the National Fund orGani-
Zation.-F.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07
HADASSAH.

The Denver Chapter of Hadas :ah
held regular meeting ut the Dic.en-
son Library. November II. at three
o'clock. \ play. entitled The Jewish
King Lear" will he presented by mem
hers of the Dra-Mu-Iit Society nj the
Woman's Club on December s. The
proceeds will go towards the general
Improvement and welfare of the unfor-
tunates of Palestine.
An election of Officers was held.
The following We're elected: Mrs. |.
Rude. president Mrs. Willcns, LIST vice
president Mrs. Toe Miller. md vice
president: Mrs. l. Strauss. :ird vice
president: Mrs. Irving NJ. Sherman,
secretary: Mrs l. j. Kolmsky. treas
urer-I. NJ 5.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07
DRA.MU-ILTl CIRCLE NEWS.

The Jewish King Lear another Of
Jacob Gorlin's dramatic successes will
he presented by the ra-Mu-Iit Circle
on the evenings of January s and .,
NJ the Womans Club Theatre. The
proceeds will he used for the relief of
the Palcstinian Orphans.
ON December %. Is. and 20. at the
club rooms. II grand Chanukah Fest
will lie held. \ number of special fea.
lures will be arranged for the benefiG
of the visitors. This will include con.
certs, dancing. refreshments. games
package parties. etc. Music vii he
furnished by the seven-piece Dra-Mu
Lit Orchestra.
Multi Forum. Mr.. Nathan Rabson
spoke on the woman Question Al
interesting discussion followed.
On Dee II. the topic What Is Edu
cntion:" will he taken up.
During the English Literary meetin.
held Thursday. Mr. l. Hcilbergcr reno
'hc story. The Cop and the Anthem.
Miss Sofia Ginsberg gave review OF
Arnold Bennett's story. Sacred ant
profnne Love" ON Dec. s. Mr.. Wayn,
will read and discuss story by Ste
;Alen LcacOck.
At fhe Jewish Literary meeting hel,
last Tuesday. several readings wer
given by Messrs. s. l.. Davis. ii. NJ
Kaufman and Louis Shatsoff.
The Education Board announces tina
every second sunday evening begin
Ming Sunday. Dec. IL. lectures on liter
sturc. both Yiddislf aud English, vii
he given by special speakers.
Have. you seen the December issu
of The Ink-Wcll? 1t contains sam
pie story of our prize contest. SEM
for free copy and send in your con
tribution before Dec. 9th.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07
BIS

\ private Anniversary Dance was
given by the Il club at the Bellevue
Hotel. which WIS very successful.
Decorations were carried out in purple
end white, which are the club colors.
Dancing and novelty games We're the
diversion of the evening. Those who
enjoyed the affair were: Misses Fan
ME Melnick. Rose Knight. Ruth Hell
lcrstein. Jessie Schott. Eva Sporting.
Pauline Feldman. Anna Zigman, Min
ME Lesser. and Dorothy Goldberg:
Mcssrs Isadore Moore. Sam Kites.
George Goldberg, Nathan Lesser. Ed
ward Sperling. and lsadore Soloman-
The BIS Basketball Team under
the direction of Capt. II. Ginsburg,
held practice games ut the Neighbor-
hood House Monday evening. Dec. 9TH.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07
Clubs
II. l. Ii.

The H. T.. II. Club gave n masquerade
at the home of Mrs a. Miller. 2445
Race street. The rooms were decorated
ia purple and gold. Prizes for the best
costume were awarded. Those present
Binstock. Sylvia Singer, Birdie GaraDs.
Ruth Schwayder. Arno Trenbers. CIR
trudc Iayulin, and Aiaerose Wandel ::
Messrs Edward Hirschfeld, Joe Weis-
man. .Ioe I.cvinson. lsador Williamson.
Jacob Williamson. Gerald Rosenberg
Norman Miller. Sidney Nool. and Leo
.uard Cohen j. n
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07
SALESM.AN'S ASSOCIATION
DANCE.

Remember - Remember - Remcm-
her - Remember - What? ltemcm
her the fun you had mt the former
dances of the Salcsman'S associa alton.
Committees have reported that every
thing is in readiness for the biggest.
largest. greatest, charity ball of che
season. BY charity we mean that every
dollar we make is TO be turned over TO
the Denver Jewish Sheltering Home.
sud so that You should not forget draw
ring around the date on your calen-
Gar. The place Progress club. Watch
for display ads which will appear in
this paper. j. Il. w.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07
SIGMA ALPHA PHI GIRLS.

y pleasant meeting of the Sigma
Alpha Phi Girls was held at the home
Of Miss Golinsky on Dec T.
Plans for future winter activities
were discussed. The girls have decided
to give an Oriental Slumbcr Party on
New Years Eve at the home of Miss
Scheiicr. This is to be followed by II
BOX Party at the Orphcum and II
luncheon. New Years afternoon
The girls will aid the Old Folks
Home 10y selling tags. l.. b. X
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07
ID. II. 1. GIRLS.

The Third annual dance given by
the u. II. /. Girls Thanksgiving Eve
nj the Albany Hotel proved to be IL
tremendous success.
Al the last regular meeting. election
of officers took place and tile follow
ing officers We're elected:
Kaufman. vice-president Goldie Mil
Ter. treasurer: Ruth Miller. secretary
Dora Segal. assistant secretary; Anna
Isrody and Kate Snsman. publicity
committee.
The u. ii. i. Girls are planning a
number of affairs this season. both
philanthropic and social a. +. b.
and X. =.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Samuel Rosenberg, of Pittsburgh,
young Jewish artist still in his early
twcuties. was recently awarded a
Friend of Pittsburgh Art for baying
submitted the most meritorious PIC
ture at the twelfth annual exhibition
of the Associated Artists of Pittspursh.
Mr.. Rosenberg excels in portrait paint
ing.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07
ADoNIs cABAL CHARITY DANCE

The AdoniS Cabal Club will give Il
Charity Dance on Thursday evening
Dec. II. at Progress Club. for the ben
eft of the Denver Sheltering Home
and die Adult Blind Home. Geo Nor
rison's S-piecc Jazz-Copators will fur
nish the music.
Don't miss this dance. as it will
probably lie the classiest dance of the
season
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07
TIE OPTINIISTS.

4 regular meeting of the OpCimists
was held last "Wednesday evening at
the home Of Sadye MeSselson Final
japanese Simpler party to he given
Saturday evening. December 10th at
the home of Mrs. Max Sigman. Many
surprises are in store for all and n
good time is assured cveryonc-G. NJ
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF sheriff.
ISRAEL

Ladies' Auxiliary Sheriff. Israel.
corner 10th and Lawrence street. Held
Il very interesting meeting last We'd
nesday. They are planning to have 4
bazaar in the near fuCure.
Parents are urged to please send
their children to Sunday school. and
with the help of the parents chader
or Hebrew school will soon be opened.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07
U. S. A. GIRLS.

oh Yes. We're still here, and on the
job. Just you watch for us. Wen he
up and coming very shortly now
We've gor something mp our sleeve
that we're hoping will surprise you
all
The TwentyThird of February
That's our date.
Don't forget it M. $
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07
ANIICITIA CLUB.

\ very important meeting was held
December the Ith at the home of Miss
for the spread were completed. lnvi-
tations have been issued for the event
and Il great surprise awaits all who
will attend-R J..
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07
THE CENTAURIANS.

\ regular meeting of the Centaur-
ians was held Monday night, Dec. q,
at the home of Reuben RakofsNy.
Our first official basket ball game
of this season will be played with the
Stagger Boys. next Sunday afternoon.
Dec. II. ut the Neighlorhood House,
ut p. ms. f.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07
NEW sErER TORAH DONATED.

Mr.. I. Zekman has donated n new
Scfer Torah to Oheb Zadek Congre-
CATION. The Siyyum HatOrah will oc-
cur Sunday December 25th at . p. m.
The proceeds will he given to the new
building Of the Denver Sheltering
Home
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07
JUNIOR CONGREGATION ENIAN.
lIEI

All Junior Congregation member:
are requested to attend Friday NIGH
scrviccS.-A. Il.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Mr.. Henry G. Lewis of Cape Town,
South Africa. was appointed n King
Counsel last month. Mr.. Lewis was
educated Mt the South African College,
Cape Town. and was Gold Metlallis,
in 1890. He graduated in 1900 ut the
University of the Cape of Good Hope
(first place in HOnors Il. ~. Litera-
trre and Philosophy. and was award
e. the Chancellor's Prize for Lain
Prose Composition and the Ebden
Scholarship of 200 for three
years. He proceeded to st. Johns col
lcge. Cambridge. and obtained tie j..
\. and Ill. Il. degrees of the tniver-
sity in 1903. After leaving Cambridge
he was called to the English bar in
1904. obtaining first place at the bar
final examination. certificate of honor
and prize of 100 Pds. In 1910 he was
appointed Professor of Law and Iuris.
prudence at the Rhodes University
College. GrahamstOwn.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Mrs. Mollie Lifshutz and family arc
now located Mt 1910 East 18th Ave,
where they will he pleased to see their
friends
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07
Interesting Items

Some ChicngoaiIS who helped make
Thanksgiving day feast day instead
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Grcen>tcin
who served turkey dinner to 100 MI
employed at their restaurant. Wl ;.
State street. Thursday. They Will also
be remembered for the brcadlinc main
tanned hy Mrs Greenstein last winter.
Mrs. Fannie Sinck and her son. Will
liam Sinck. gave dinner To iifty-ive
unemployed at the Elk's Club Thurs
day. \ decade ago. Woolf's dinners for
the newsboys of Chicago We're a
Thanksgiving Day feature.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

s'There are those who think
sanctity is condition in which man
stops to be human. The fact is that
man has 'sanctity' to the degree in
which he is most human. Only YOU
must believe that Ia he human you are
at your best, AZ your happicst. ! have
watched Congregations leave their
houses of worship as if their souls
had been whipped. | should like to
have my people 20 from my Temple
new joy OF life. Louis Grossmann.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Mrs Samuel Mayer has returned
from visit with relatives in Mont
eomery. Alabama.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07
Social NeUs

\ directors dinner will he given a,
Progress club Thursday evening.
Mrs. ISiiore Cohen and little son,
Louis. have returned from visit with
relatives in st. Louis.
Mrs. Theresa Bernstein is in Den
ger and is stopping at the shirley
Savoy.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix We'll and Mr..
and Mrs. Lou Baer will he the hosts
at II dinner saturday evening at
Raurs.
Miss Mollie Siegel and NJ Rubin
were married Sunday at the home of
.he bride. Rabbi \. Braude perform
ed the ceremony. SIS was collected for
the Kcren Hayesod.
The marriage of Mr.. Henry Dutch.
formerly of Denver. was announced
last week. He and his charming
bride will make their future home in
Galcsburg. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Pepper announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Mary Wilma. to Mr.. Philip NJ. Segal.
The Misses Carolyn Lehman and
Beatrice Flcshcr will give the first. of
u series of small evening affairs Mt
the Flesher home Saturday evening.
---
Mr.. am! Mrs. $. Schlesinger extend
cd the hospitality of their home to
friends Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Adolph Mayer was the hostess
Mt Il bridge luncheon complimentary to
some of the visitors of the city Tues
day.
Among the successful teams who
were active in the Anti-tubercular
drive was one captaincd by Miss Caro-
lyn Lehman who was assisted by
Mes,lames Joe Silversmith. Phil Light.
Misses Beatrice Fleshcr. Henrietta
Cohn. Dorothv Grimes. Lenore Philips.
Henrietta Schlessinger, Estellc Adel-
man.
Miss Beatrice Flesher entertained
few friends Wednesday evening.
The Tuesday Sewing club were the
guests of Mrs. Louis Mayer this week.
The a. X. club met with. MIR. ana
Mrs. 4. Grammar "Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Ben Shubart has returned from
an extended eastern "trip and was ac-
aHfcsl by Mrs. Newhouse of Kan
sas city.
The Friday club will meet at Pro-
:rcSs club riis week. the hostesses will
he Mrs Joe I.cvie and Mrs. Meyer
Newsletter
The Wednesday club met with Mrs.
VIM. O'Gara at the Manhattan last
week
Mrs. II. $. Lehman celebrated her
birthday with supper Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. VIM Degen will liz the hostess
Of the Friday club this week.
Miss Anita Lesser. who went from
here as n delegate 70 the conclave OF
the Sigma Theta III sorority. was
I elected national first vice president.
She also secured the conclave for Den
I
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

jamestown (N. " Jews are soon
TO have a synagog and community
building. n plot of T1x165 having been
purcha st1l for that purpose
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Judge Horace Stern of Philadelphia
of the Court of Common Pleas No. =.
was accorded an election which was
for such an election to be. And Judge
Stern fully deserves The honor. not
only because he is an able. upright and
Just judge. but because he is n highly
useful citizen as well.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

hr>dA evening. -NoNember '"ih. az
honor of Miss Helen Wcisner. whose
engagement has been recently an
nomccd to Mr.. Adoiph Levy of this
city.
Mr.. Richard Hyncs. a promising
Young tenor. rendered several deligat-
fnI solos, among which was an ARIA
from Pagliacci
Those prcscnr We're:
Misses Edith Klein. Els, Klein, Nina
Beck. Nina Hohsnn. Dorothy Leland
Hose Wnxman. Dora Silvcrman. Molly
t;rossman Pearl Gro>sman.' Anna
Grossman Lilly wcisner. Helen WciS-
ner. Helen Weisner, Ida Grecnbers'
Pearl platt. May herman. Mildred
puvis. Minnie McGiniS. Marie Sonnen-
baum. Ruth Berger. Bertha korni,eil,
Doris Larson. MessrS. Max Roihberg'
Harry Goldstein Herman Alexander
Joc Goodman, Solly Morris, 5. l., Seid-
,uher-. Sam Polio. 5. s Korniield,
sam Grossman. Adolph Levy. Leonard
Weisner. Paul Toner. Francis Hurkc'
George Minot. Richard Hynes.
The marriage of Mrs. Beulah
SCHROEDER and 4 +. Hirsh will he con-
: summated Monday.
: Among the yonng people who are eN-
l-,,ec,eJ home for the mid-winter vnca
;, lion from eastern schools and colleges
are Freyban Friedman. son Of DR..
: ~ s.,.,, na Amy
,.a, p.,,, 80, and daughter of
~ p.,, from yolc
., ,,ar,i,.. Grimes.
A.. ~, Mr. = Grimes
from Boston
Mrs Harry ,,al was the hostess ut
luncheon and theatre PARTY at the
-. p.;1, az tho u.ur
The Current Event club met with
Rev. ana MIS-. W. ~. M"a'r az"
nounce the engagement OF thelr oa"s"-
of Cincinnati. O.
:
ME- -'''"'' -,
:, SON ANN INV "'' "'''
!. Denver "i'er SPei'"'n'
= 'p'e W." W" ~,
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

News has been received here Of the
death of Mr.. II. Shuh. IL former Den
yer resident. at the home of his dn'gh-
ter. Mrs. |. Jacobs of Seattle. Mr..
Shub was the father of Mrs. ii. Gar
fem Of this city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Industry keeps the body healthful'
The mind clear, the heart whole. and
the purse full.-C. Simmons.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Subscribe for the Jewish News"
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

\ directors dinner will he given AZ
Progress club Thursday evening.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Mr. and Mrs. solomon l:erilsfone.
l4l6 Newton street. announce the en-
gngcment of their daughter, Jane. to
Mr.. David Cook.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Mrs. \. Schlcsinger has returned
from u months visit with her laugh
ter. Mrs Emcrich of Kansas city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Mrs. Theresa Bernstein is in Den
ger and is stopping at the Shirley
Savoy.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

The waters of the Jordan. the Var
muk and other rivers of Palestine are
Ia he harnesscd to supply electric
power. which will I've distributed thru
out the country. 1t was announced in
the English House of Commons that
Mr. Nuremberg. n Russian Jew. with
the consent and cooperation of the Zion
list organization, has applied TO the Pal
estine Government for concession on
these lines. The project was examined
and approved by the Palestine Govern
ment and the Colonial office, and an
agreement binding that Government to
grant Nuremberg the concession upon
conditions was entered into.
IiSlaw Alexander Birubaum. for ten
wears conductor of the Warsaw Phil
harmonic was found drowned last week
in the GrlIncwnldsee. Mr.. Birnhaum
suffered Il mental hrea l<down about n
month ago while conducting n concert
in Warsaw, but recovered partially and
came to Vienna for treatment. He was
in America number of years ago as
n member of the Boston symphony I'M
der Gericle. and went again in 1909,
under contract with Oscar Hammer
stein, who repudiate the contract
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Mrs. Isilorc Cohen and little son,
Louis, have returned from "A visit with
relatives in st. Louis.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Mrs u. NJ Waldman was the hostess
at a bridge luncheon Tuesday. com
,.Iimcntary to her cousin, Mrs. Ira
WaNrnherg of Chicago.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Felix We'll and Mr.
and Mrs. Lou Baer will he the hosts
at ii dinner saturday evening AT
BanrS.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Mrs. Arthur I.ichtenStein and little
son. Alvin David have returned to
Denver after spending u very enjoy
able visit with relatives and frierds
in Brooklyn. and Springfield III.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Mrs. Murray g. Siandnl extended
the hospitality of her home to friends
at a luncheon Friday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Rev. and Mrs. W. u. Mayer an
nounce the cngn cement of their dausn-
Ter. Ellen Julia. TO Mr.. Julius Maisarh
of Cincinnati, q.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07
AI...,.,.i:,.,;...aL,. l4oa i.,weli,5s.nlr

ward left Sunday for Philadelphia
where she will spend a few months
with her niece AMI takes this means
of bidding her friends goodbye.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Miss Mollie Siegel and NJ. Rubin
were married Sunday at the home of
ihe bride. Rabbi \. Braude perform
ed the ceremony. SIS was collected for
the Keren Hayesod.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Mr.. am! Mrs. s. Schlesinger extend
cd the hospitality of their home to
friends Wednesday evening.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Miss Anita Lesser. who went from
here as II delegate 70 the conclaNe or
the Sigma Theta III sorority. was
elected national first vice president.
She also secured the conclave for Den
yer for the coming year.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Mrs. Adolph Mayer was the hostess
ut bridge luncheon complimentary to
some of the visitors of the city Tues
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Mrs. VIM. Degen will bc the hostes
Of the Friday club this week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

Mrs. Henry Solal WAS the hostess nj
a luncheon and theatre party at the
Orpheum Tuesday complimentary 10
Miss Julia Lang. a bride of the nen
future.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-07

The marriage of Mrs. Beulah
Schneider and \. f. Hirsh VIII he con-
summated Monday.
The New York herald., 1921-09-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.

- ANERIcAs FOREMOST THE TIRES 6 HTS DIRECTION
The New York herald., 1921-09-28
PART TIME FIGURES
MYSTERY TO PRALL
President of Board Seeks Cause
Of Unprecedented Crowding
i'm Some Schools.

So much publicity has been given TO
crowding in some Of the public schools
that Aiming S. Prall, president of the
Board OF Education, has been conduct
ing an investigation OF the statistics
submitted by principals. particularly Of
those schools where there are pupils on
part time. The report of the investisa-
tion. which Is said to show some nystI-
flying results. may be presented to the
board at its regular meeting this after
noon. Mr.. Prall said yesterday.
When City Superintendent William l..
Euingcr two weeks ago issued the Off
ciai registration figures OF pupils in all
the public schools in all the boroughs
the number OF part time pupils was con-
siderably larger than had been estl-
mated. This list gave s2.s75 part time
pupils in the elementary schools and
1890 in the high schools. a total or
12s.foJ. The highest figure estimated
before the official list had been made up
was 10000.
The lists submitted to Mr. Prall from
the City superintendent Office go back
70 October 1919. They have been com
pared carefully, and certain schools
where the part time figures seem con-
Trajectory are to be- investigated. MIR.
Prall said. He cited several instances
where the registration in school had
Increased slightly. yet the part time
pupils had Increased by more than a
thousand. The figures. on the face. were
irreconcilahle. Mr.. Prall said, and only
study of school conditions and school
organization could explain them.
There is one SCHOOL, do not care to
say where 1t is until i have had a re-
port from tho principa1--where In Oc-
tober. 1919 the registration was 2,045,
with no part time pupils. and in June
1921. the. registration was 2.033, just 3S
more pupils. yet there are 1,A1o part
The New York herald., 1921-09-28

time pupils registered. Another school
gives the registration for October. 1919.
as BATS. with no part time pupils. and
in June. 1921, an increase Of i25 in
registration, vet there are more than
1000 part time pupils. Again. there is
a school registering In October. 1919,
2.707 pupils. with no part time classes
and in June 1921. there was decrease
in registration OF loo and a registration
now Of 1900 part time pupils. Stil an
other school shows a decrease of 30 in
the registration and an increase of 1905
in part time pupils.
The lists from which l am taking
these figures are substantially correct
and are relatively the same as for this
.ear. What l want TO find out Is the
reason for placing children on part time
when the registration has not increased
or when TIE increase has been very
slight 1 do not care to make public
the names OF these schools until after
1 have had conference.
Certainly part time does not seem to
be necessary with the principals when
the registration has fallen off, unless
there is some organization reason. l am
asking for an explanation of these sta
tistics.
The New York herald., 1921-09-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.

Ew YoRK.sL LnApINc rHpArRBs AND SUCCESSES
The New York herald., 1921-09-28

MO one questions the
4 " value Of milk in the
diet Of children and invalids.
1t is also important in the
diet of. a strong, healthy
man. Big bones; strong, sup
pie muscles that become as
steel undera strain; a power
ful physique-even these
cannot always defy the laws
of proper eating.
We don't know all the
laws. Every year gives US
more knowledge of what we
should eat and drink TO keep
healthy and strong for the
longest time. Almost every
year sees some change in the
theories Of diet.
But through all the re-
search, through the contin-
uous experiments, observa-
tions, and results there runs