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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-22
ny MRS. MAX WEST

have a long and interesting let.
ter from a mother who la giving n
great deal OF thought 20 the csre
and training 81 her children. One Of
her questions relates TO tho matter
OF obedience. This IN nearly always a
difficult matter for mothers TO face
Ms tho personality and viii OF the
child develop. There In little doubt
In my mind that obedience has
been In the past much ovcrratsd
virtue. Some OF tho most obedlent
children have ever known-the
kind that responded with soldier like
fidelity to the word of command
were least able 10 take care Of them
relver wisely ns they grew up, IL In
iinponsiha for a child who has been
ruled In this way at every point.
whose own ability TO make decihions
has been left without training. to
have acquired much Independence OF
Judgment n he has always simply
on His part This would not be no
serious II every parents orders were
baned on sound wisdom. and " par.
enta were infallible In their selection
of the proper course OF action-but.
OF course. neither Ia true.
ON the other hand. children who
do not have n wholesome respect for
parental authority and wisdom are
not being well cared for at home.
between these two the parent must
strive 20 act = course which will per
NIT the child 10 use and 10 develop
his reasoning powers and his ability
10 decide between rival demands. and
yet teach him that his parents arr.
after all. the best guides for him 20
follow. out OF an attitude like this
springs a situation where the aueS'
ton OF obedience rarely artess. be-.
cause there IL no need 10 question
either the sympathetic understand.
inE Of the parents or the willingness
OF the child Ia accept their guidance.
when an issue arises. u must be-
squarely faced and honestly sdjudi.
Gated. "po II because tell you to
do IL n dlscrcdited phrase Of fam
NY discipline
o-whss causes the teeth Of a
child To decay
A-They may BE- poor teeth. ow.
lns TO Lack OF breast feeding or the
poor health 81 tho mother before
tho baby was born. or II may come
from neglect or lack Of cleanliness.
Take the child TO the dentist as noon
as black spots appear upon the teeth
and keep them vciibruHhod
o-My iittl. air year-oid rfri has
oorns on her two ufti. toes. She
cries with the palm How can get
rid OF shem'
A.--Ths corns were made BY war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-22
Kappa Alpha Theta
Alunn1e to Meet

Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae win
meet AT the home of Mrs. c. c. Cur.
lis, 1122 10th ave. N. Saturday.
April 20. from 1910 to 4 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-22
Mrs. Barbour
Dinner Hostess

Mrs. Stewart T. Barbour. wife of
Cummansie Stewart f. Barbour. U.
g. NJ was hostess n, an Informal
dinner At the Rainier club Wednes-
day evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-22
Luncheon at Home

Mrs. James Lee was the compli-
mented guest at luncheon Tuesday.
when Mrs. r. w. Herrick enter.
tanned in her honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-22

ing badly fitted shoes. IL, her no
about In sandals. play.shoes. or
rneakers with broad toes until tho
toes are well. then see 10 II that her
shoes are properly fitted. When tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-22
Informal Luncheon

Mrs r. ID. Miller was hostess at an
Informal luncheon on Wednesday at
her home. entertaining In honor Of
Mrs. James Lee Of sunnydaie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-22
COMEDY ACT TOPS
PALACE HIP SHOW

Tho new chow offered At Lows
Palace Hip yesterday IN an admirable
panacca for "the blues" with Ia va.
riety. color and comedy. Chief OF
the gloom dispensers IL Arthur Dca.
Ron. a comedian who rsdiates good
humor. and whose monologue Ia De.
lightful combination of wit. imita
tons and energy.
Something different n provided by
the Wheeler Trio. athietes. who com.
bine some unusually difficult gym.
nastlc fcats with much amusing com.
edy.
Maud Ronair and Joe Ward pro-
vide another delightful bit OF amuse.
ment in their comedy skit. Renew.
Ing Acquaintance"
Two Aces OF Songiand.~ who land
IN the middle OF popularity with
their lively songs and strenuous dan
cling. are Bob Calvert and Tony
shayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley provide a pu.
sioal novelty in their Melodies In
Crystal
Tho feature photoplay is Tho Beg
gar In Purple"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-22
Thrift Shop Offerings

The Thrift Shop announces that
they have for sale five comfortcra,
one plum satin dress 1argS slze,,
three fun dress suits and one tuxedo,
all In good condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-22
CURLING YOUR
HAIR

Ho, irons and tight twisting IL in.
furious To your hair and should be
avoided II the hair Il slightly damp
en~d. ordinary Md or rag curriers' arc
effecsuni. and are auiss harmless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-22

Tho Seattle civic symphony orchss.
trn. with Nine. Davenport EnEberE
conductor. win give q concert Sunday
afternoon. April ~. nj > o'clock. at
the Metropolitan theatre. f>otta Mad.
den. soprano. WIN BE- the soioirt. Miss
Madden In well known In Seattle. hav-
Ing sung at one time with the choir
o. IN. First Presbyterian church.
Sine. leaving here she hha bo-n very
suoccsrful on the concert stage. MI
drcd Ebcy Robinson. violinist. will
play the solo parts with tho orchss.
ira
Tho program To be given WIN be as
Soiiowr
o.srssrs. .vsrcrs.- %. 81 n~.,hevn
Aria. -raos. Pace. Mic DIE 0'rom
tofss del Icsftno sssssssss sfHdt
Lolita Msaasn
-pss~s 81 the uoars- srrom -uia-
eonda~) ..s....s.......s.... rone hisiti
Violin ssls---sssv.nir DE hs.ee~-..,
Npdr~s xssy Rsh,r.sn.
orrss performance IN nssttis vita
erchsstrs aeeenranimsntD
rhs Anrsss.---isssr Of rr.ysr-...
'r.,.rssa,.ns ssnass- ,s,rlas chsirl.
-rrecss.isa ~ the rsrdsr- .i-snsv
Songs VIII rt.nosnris-
Ca MD rarfars- coash tsish'sr
co. 'r@aFs es sprins- Amy worth
tr1 ~oia rnr,ish iaiishy- ....... mn
sdb The txving God- .........O'uara
f>sstA Msfa.e
Ae~emrsnss,. Louis ksrr~t
Americas fshtasis ..Nlster Hsrh<rt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-22
MRS. MAX VESTS ADVICE
ION THE CARE OF CHILDREN

amshsr e n,s
dwsifsse viii
de~i will
will ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-22

o-My little ain year-cid wirl has
corns on her two liifi. toes. She
cries with the palm How can ] get
rid OF shem'
A.-Ths corns WIRE mad. BY war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-22
FOX STRICT DISCIPLINE

TOh SiniSt OsSStI LINE
$50 you desire 10 marry my daugh.
ter. DO you think you can keep her
In ciothes7'
Just let me catch her out of
themr'--Los Angeles Record.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-12
5rancnperein Oes Suppert Scim.

Die monotli6e Serlommlung 0eS
&llppert SeimS fon0 beute, ben 9.
9lugult I'M @eim Itatt ullo mlroe bon
Der Yraiioentin, 6ran Wtaria De
Grain, er0ffnet. 0a Die Sefretarin
6rau Barb. &rumfe ni6t anmeleno
mar, pertrat 6rau Ya1lite &altber
ibre Stele. 9iele 8eriammlung mar
cine oenfpiirOige fiel lie bod geraOe
ultf oen acknowledgement @eburts-
tag unlerer oaoerebrten Hralioentin
Sraa Oe@raill. 8ie pieleS 2eio bot
Sra1 0e@rain in friiberen Sobren
erfabren, inoem lie Die &ieblten Die
man olf Der Groe bat, our6 Den
300 perior; oo6 Der liebe @ott mar
nit ibr, in0cm CT ibr &raft genue
CAB, fir oiejeiigen iorger ou belfen.
Die entpeOer nod 81 jung lino, iiir it'd
al lorgen ooer ldon 3u alt lino, I'm
uo1 lorgen 81 fonnen. Sbr einoi.
ger @unl1 tuar beute MIR Der, nod
einige Sabre ibr 2iebesiperf fortIeb.
en- al tonllen; ieben 0o6 Die olter
2elte al ibr atf ipie 81 elmer Wtut.
ter. Scr 5rauenDerein modte ibr Ell.
ne munoeri6one 2eoertaide 5ltn-
@e6urtstogsgei6enf, oamit tie nid)t
mebr Die pielen 8eitrdge, Die lie boz
Mitaliebern oeS @ereins folleftet, il
einer Shahtel 81 tragen braudt
Wit Dor &iibrung 5itternOer Stimm(
6anfte iie ollerL sic lie 10 rei6lid be
oadten. Die olten 2eute nit Der Wfa
trone iiberrei6ten ibr einen pradt.
poaen 8lumenforb. Nad Der Ter.
Iommlung poren alfe ompelenoer
Sralten lire @Gite, unb See Cream
nit feinen1 &affee uno Sudden blell
oie Grollen nod einige Stiino6elt 81.
Iammen.
4l,d i'm Concord alilb f%eierte mor
am Sonutag g(benO nod SerlouI oel
@erlommlung Ser Concord Gamer
Sen @eburtstog 5peierWtitglieoer oel
Srolten 0e@roin un0 Gbnert. gllid
bier aob es &ofiee unO Sudden, II. 10
oor mehrere WGnner botten li6 81
Sem Shmous eingefunoen.
8auline @altber.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-12
81. Inanlt!

8ergeBt nidt bos Goncoro-& lib-
Sommerfeit am Sonntag, BEN 81.
Auguit, in 8rouner's 2onowob-
mingsanlaeen. 8ir lpolen uns BORT
ale in @eieaigfeit unO @emiitlidfeit
t%reffen. nSreut Gil6 oes 2ebens, 10
lang nod bas 2dmp6en gliibt", beiBt
es I'M 2ieoe. 8arum ben @eoanfen
ni6t in i6oner, eoler 8eiie 5ltr
8abrbeit bringen laiien? Cine 8or-
thanksgiving oes &lubs bonn Don
nerstag. IL. Iueult, iiber oie in ser
beltigen Summer ni6t mebr beri6tei
meroen fonnte, miro fir Die 3eitrnq
ser n6dlten ISOLDE ndbere Mitteilun-
gen iiber Dos Counterfeit 81 MAIDEN
baben. Man bergene Ben 81. Mrguli
ni9t un6 erinnere Die Samilie unb
Sreunee oaran.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-12

men bon BORT oireft nod bier. 10
&inoer mltroen ibnen ge6orelt oaoon
leben nod 8, loipie 16 @roBfinoer
uno 5 Gnfelfinoer. 8eioe lino Mit-
glieoer ser Intberil6en ct. Sobon.
nesfir6e. Augen6lidli6 berbringt
oas 8aar feline 6erien auf Dem 2ano.
iibe oes SobneS, Senr0 s. 8ieber, in
Colonial 8ea6, Der alS 8aliltnter-
nebmer uniern 2eiern ourd Die An-
5eige I'M SoltrnoI befannt lit. Sen
rp 8ieber If. lit elm ariegsoeteran
bon 1S70-71. 3mei Sohter 0es
9oores, 2oriic unb @tnrp fubren om
Gage ser goloeneu @od3eit nod 60
Ioniol 8eo6, bolteu ooS 8aar ob uno
gaben in ibrer @obnung, Hr. 1923
Sbepero Str. cine nSurpriIe-BortD"
Senrp 9ieber jr. feierte am 30. SUM
feline lilberne &o65eit. 8eioen Eoa-
rem gratulicren lEir bon Ser5en unD
miinihen ibnen aaeS 8elte olf ibrem
ferneren %2ebenSmege.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-12
eammIuna fir Ocutide ainOer.

Serr Wtar Seinrici bittet i'm gla.
men oes 3-Diiuionen.0 Dollar Oripe"
fir oeuti6e &inoer, Sit Ybilooelpbi-
a, mieoerbolt Tim Angabe bon So
men uno Aoreiien bon berporragen.
Den WtGnnern un0 Srolten oeS 9iIt-
riffs bon Columbia fir Die Orgoni.
iierung BON o8riOe.G Committees" q.
Mtan l6reibe ibn: Aoreiie: Mia1
@einrici, q. 8. g.. Oil. 8bilaoel.
pbia, asa. 0os bielige 9ilfsfommittet
tut o~belorein oas leinige, Dem gro.
ben, guten @erf fir Sic alte Seimut
in ie0er @eile geuedt 81 merOeu. 9er
Sllgeno geb0rt Die 3%ltfltnft. @e.
oenft Ser armelL oeuti6en &inoerl
&ommt gum bieligen Silf8pereinl
Washington Journal., 1921-08-12

mentole Crane pergieBt, ober in
8irfli6feit 6ereits ais &epublif oa-
itebt, enti6loiien, niiAtern, inteli-
gent, fleiBig, unO bereits auf Dem
@ege oes @eoeibens, oltr6 sen 6rie-
benz"
Dos iin0 AuS%fiibruugen, oie man
NIT Sntereiie aud BORT lelen miro,
no man meiB, OaB sic 3uit1noe in
9euti6lon0 nidt 9aii0 IL roiig iinO,
mie iie bon Ser SimeS oorgeltelt mer.
Sen. Gs lit gnttdui6ung ollf ser
garl5en 2inie, oie aus Sen Alisfiibr-
llrlgen oes 9luttes ipridt, oellen no
ben 8e5iebungen nidt blob CUR ame-
rifanii6en Sinan5ruelt, ionoern olid
5u einfluBreiden &reiien Gnglonos
befannt iin0. DAB Oiele Gntt1ul6-
ilngen fommen miir0en, lit fir iene,
bic gelernt 6o6ell, nit Der %unerbittli-
6en 2ogif Der Satia6en 81 red)nen
uno I'M ltanoe lino, oorous5uoenfen,
feinen glugenblid 5peifelboft gene
len.
@us england in Spa feline 3ultim-
mltrlg 81 DEM bon Sranfreid gefor-
oerten &oblenlieferl1ngS : glbfommen
gab, ga bat man linn propbe5eit, Dab
es oielen GntidluB einesSa9es i6lper
berelten mer0e. 0ie &eue bot iid)
6enn audi lebr i6nea eingeitellt. Sir
@nglano 1T Die 8riisfierune, Ole ibre
8ertreter Sen 8ertreternO eutl1lan0S
in Spa 3u Cell merOen lieBelL elm
teueres &ergniigen ~gemoroen. @era-
oe oieles @bfommen bat ee5eigt, Dab
Dem oer5eitigen leitenoen StaatSmarl-
ne @roBbritonniens ieoe ituttsmdn-
niide 8orau8ii6t mangelt; oaB er
meiter nidts lit, ais Elm gel6idter
S6ieber, ser oaourd, oaB er in iel-
tener 8eiie bonn @liif begiinltigt
muroe, ii6ermiitig gemorOen lit unb
zines Cages oaS Spfer leines llebcr-
mutes per0en miro.
llno alle 4n5eiden ipre6cn oafiir,
oaB Sen MQiierten in ibrer @eiommt-
belt sic erpreBte ariegsentidGbiglung
e6enlo i6le6t befommen miro, mie
gnalon6 oie unter leiner Silfe bon
0elttl6lano er8iuullgenen &oblenlie.
ferllngen an Sronfreid befommcr
1in6. 0as lit eS, mas oie Seem Yori
Simes befiirdtet. 8os peritdnoig,
2erte in england uno audi in Sranf.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-12
SHfsOerein.

Die 8eriammliiug bonn Iebten6rei.
tag trug, ipie hnmer, eiren 1uBerIt
ber5Ii6en mo miiroigen Gborafter.
6rou @iraro leitete lie. 0uh en-
pfanenobme Ginger S6reiben iiber
Die enO9iiltige Organization oes Gen,
trail AuSi6ulies III gtep gorf unO
iiber 0eutide uno oltreiGiide Orte,
Die WtiI6 aus gLnterifa erboIten la.
bent beridtete Der Sdotmeilter, SEER
". 8. grind, iiber einen 9oIienbc.
itano bon $50.63. Bur @enerolber
lommllng an1 10. gugdlit, iolen Sin.
la0ungsforten an ollie WfitalieOer,
@ereine unO 8relnOe obgeianOt mcr-
Den. Itan beidlob Elm 8icuic fir Den
Is. September, Elm @urtcnieit nit
DOplter-&oalt" fir Ben 9(beno zines
Sonntags gegen @nOe Oftober, Che
ater fir Nobember ulo einen Hielen.
Sa5or fiir December emit 9u0en,
Irsitelungem 8oaipielen, Circus.
i~i0e-iboms, M1iiif Ii. 6crgl.) Mon
bciuhe Dor alien 8ingen Die groBe
General &eriommlltng bonn n1diten
8reitag nit Neu-@oblen, Sabresbc.
ridten, ga5arbeipredung @erteiIung
Der Arbeit an Screine mo &ommit.
tees. Die oeutiden &ereine uno ale
SiIfs- uno 8rauen-@
hieiigcr &ir6en pcroen hermit nod
beionoers freunolid mo oringeno er.
iudt, ontpeien0 ST lein.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-12

lANh ~ SA@ 0bOAtOf DCtDL y u I w
Antiuort. 6ur6t Dor oeltti9er ST.
oberungsIltit bieB es b o r 1914. Die
0euti6en m%iiiien bon Salie aus
niHtS 81 tun boberL oils an 8rieg uno
@torO oenfen, nod oieier SoItung Ser
5ranooien ST urteilenl @s lit ober
ni6t Der Deuti6e, tpeIfer baBt ulto
fiirdtet, es lit per Sron3oie, ser 0as
tlttl Wfan bat ibm lett Sobr5ebnten
Elm Sdredeeipenit an oie 8ano ge-
malt, Oas gar ni6t eriItiert.
9rDce, Ser friibere beige britiide
8otidafter, @erfailer bon vGommon-
meoltb" un0 oWooern Oemocrocies"
betont IN ieinen @ortr1gen bier in
8iIliomstopn nieoerum oas groBe
unredt, oos Ser s6rieoe" bon 8oris
BEN beiiegten @oIfern ongetan, Den
SDrolern, ungorrt, 8ltIearen Tan s.
rem 0entt er nidt). Sittoni giebt ibm
5ipar eiten i6onen 0enf5ettel 3uriid,
inoem er an @ngIanosGaltb Ser oeut-
iden &olonien erinnert. 8emerfens=
inert lit aber, OaB oie Sages5eitun-
gen in 2eitartiteln ii6 fat gon5 iiber
Ben @egenitano 5 6 eigen,
mie ouf &ommanool Nfur bier unO
oa CAB es cine biilige 9emerfung I.
u9rDce iei olt gemoroen fei in ser
5%lpeiten &inObeit. 8or ein paor Sab
rem, ols er fiirdterli6e 0in9e iiber
Die 0eutihen in 9 Il q / II beridte=
te, NOR err natiirli9 nidt in Ser &ino-
belt, ionbern ferngeiuno. -
y + \
Die fur9tbare S~ungersnot in &uB
lon0 lit eri6iitterno. Nh1r lebr lang
Jam i9enfen u%niere. englii6en 3ei-
tungen ibr einige Seilnabme, obIdon
Die idrefenerregenoen Na6ri6ten
i6on felt Infong Suli sic l6peoiide
uno oeutl9e 8reiie errei6ten. Die
Sages5eitungen iiberieben MIR at ger
ne, Dab 0ie 8olitif Ser @ntente, be-
ionoers Sranfreids, gegen &uBlano
Elm gut Sell S6ulo an 0ielen GU
lt6noen trdet. Die 8Iodaoe NllB-
lambs, Oie &rieee &olidads uuo
8rangels, berniiIteten Sic Iferbait-
mai6inen uno nobmen ole iungen
2eute bon Ben SeIoern. 0ie 8erb0b-
nltng oes Senators STRANGE, Ser gero-
0e aus &uBGano ~8uriidfebrt ul1o oos
groBte Gertra1ten beroient, our1 Die
3eitungen, 5eigt nod INNER Sen nab
rem @eiIt Der oufgefauften 8reIIe.
0aS Witleio, oas man iest Sen tribe
rem ruiiil6en Sreunben 8eigt, Sic bod
mGbren0 0es &rieges cine mirflid
groBe Siilfe fir oie entente maren,
lit pobl nur elm pbariiGii9es, oos
einen beItimmte 3mef nerfoIgt: SD
fiir6te Die @otter, menn tie @el6enfe
geben."
2lobo George meiB ni6t, mie er
li6 I'M griedii6 : tiirfil6en &riege
perbalten Ioa, obne oie ngeetttralitGt
5n breden. Die Siirfen fonnen aus
geograpbii6en @riinoen nit Muniti-
on ni6t errei6t meroen. SIT elm err
5pungener einieitiger 8erfauf bon
Weunition on Ole @rie6en cine Ser
lebung ser 0eutralitat? 9ie Sage
lit fat genau 0ieielbe mie Die Der
Sabre t9t4-1917, 5mii6en Ameri-
ia unO 9eutidlono. Der rSberlte
&at" in Taris ioa nun iiber eil1en
GbnliAen Soa enti6eioen Son-
oerbor! Dab maj iid I'M Il II flaren
iiber etlpas lit, mas 1914 ood 10
fIar mari 5ranfrei6 modte iebt
Ben Giirfen belfen - itlo Gnglano
bilft Ben @rie6en. Sect 0riidt Sen
6r%an8olen Ser Sdub, ser ibnen 1914
10 elegant paBte. Soften tie nidt oa-
gegen proteltieren, oaB Gnglano elm
ieitig ben @rie6en bilft unb nibt oen
&iirfen? Sic lpiiien es nidt redt,
angeiidts Der 0inge bomSabre 1914.
Dab lid @eidi6te audi 10 i6nea ipie-
oerDolt!
Washington Journal., 1921-08-12

reid 6efiir6ten. @er nit Sen greig.
niIlen 0es oeeten balben Sobrbuuoeri
p~ertrorlt lit, ser meiB, ooB sic &rie9S.
entIdGoigltng, sic 6ranfreid in Der
Iiebaiaer Sobren 5ablen muBte
Oeutidlano nidt gum Segen geluor.
Den lit. limo iie mar cine gosotell'
Washington Journal., 1921-08-12
8UlOeme Sudl5eit
OeS 6errn Scmrs Sicber nno Srar

Gin ihones Set tonntcn SEER unO
6roii Senrp 8iebcr geiteru 0onmers.
tag, Ben II. Altgult i~eiert. oos ser
eoloenen Sod8eit. Serr 8ieber iii
iebt rs Sabre alt, riiitig unO mum.
ter, ieine 6rou Morgaretc, crfreut
ii6 eb%cnfaIls gutter @eiunObeit trot
ibrer 81 Sabre.
Nus Dem idJ0nen Seiien-0 ormItao
linO beioe gebiirtig; in 8aibingtoll
iinb iie 40 Sabre aniGiiig, SEER 8ie.
Der 5ltmeiit ais @t0belidreiner. Sic
lonoetcn 1881 in Baltimore unO ia.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-12

I'M @ereleih 3u Den &ieleniummen,
Die Die @aiierten BON 0eutidlono
ihon erbolten baben mo nod cripar'
ten. Der Stud oes ungercdten
Mammon miro iid aud in oieiem
Sale erfiiaen, nno Damn miro eS ilber
sic Sroge, mer Den 9rieg gepourerl
babe, 5li nelen, beridGrften Debntten
fommen. Sier unO IN Der garl6ell
@elt.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-12

Torni's GrGntcr Mcbisin mnS
Seil.Cel OOer Eminent, an babeu
bel Senrh 9ismer, 81 . Strafe,
@urSOit, 8aibinstOu, ., 6.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-01-26
VENTURES IN COMMON SENSE
BY ED. HOW Z


lie about few fish rabbits than
interesting about
battle When
him a
The failing get
it, destroy they
Temps earthquakes Of and
he a man S toe often
a
dulest told that
in
enced with this theme
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-01-26

uuO a year, is typical of the men whose
function is to separate Mother Earth
from her treasure trove. He is a born
explorer, deliver into the mysteries
of the world, and has in no way been
hampered by a varied technical educa-
ton. After a boyhood spent in San
Francisco, young Hammond entered
the Sheffield Scientific School of
Mines at Freiberg. for that was in the
days when everybody believed that
education had to be made in Germany.
The first man he tackled for a job
was the late Senator George Hearst, a
noted gold mine owner.
''If you promise not to tell my faith
er," rejoined the applicant. Il will tell
you something"
"Afl right 'assented the senator.
Il didn't learn single thing in Ger
many"
So it was that at Z o'clock the next
morning the youthful engineer went
to work and kept working IL hours a
day for a long time. On his advice
his employer invested millions of dol
lars. Hammond, in order to further
prepare himself for his calling, joined
the United States Geological Survey
as an examiner of gold mines and also
took practical training as an ordinary
workman, and also as a foreman.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-01-26
Centralized Board of Control

The effort to place the 19 benevolent and cor
rectional institutions of Indiana under the con-
troll of a centralized board of four men, appointed
by the governor, should be squelched before it
gets fairly under way. The movement is moth
ing more or less but an effort to put the institu
tions completely under political control.
There is centralized buying of the supplies
needed for the institutions. This is wise ar
rangement and one that has proved economical
to the taxpayers. Capitalization of buying power
meets with approval but Capitalization OF control
should\meet with immediate opposition.
The needs and requirements of the institu-
tions of the state are not identical. What may
be an excellent policy for one institution may in
flict irksome conditions on another Standard
izaton of the policies of the various institutions
can never be accomplished.
The present boards have presided over the
institutions successfully. Their management is
not open to attack or abuse. The creation of a
centralized board of control gives no promise of
better administration, neither can its advocates
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-01-26
half the current news relates to deeds

half the current news relates to deeds
of shame, and as / don my overshoes
a shudder shakes my frame. No more
see the Household Hints I used to
think sublime; where once they stood
my paper prints narrative of crime,
of how some dame arrayed in chintz,
was butchered for dime. The Gems
of Thought" are crowded out, and in
their place / find the story of some
maddened scout with base and evil
mind, who robbed a widow Of her
kraut, and left no card behind. 1.-THE
Poets Corner once appeared where
he who ran might read, but now that
space has stories weird of gents who
die and bleed. of how some ruffian
with a beard performed a hold-up
deed. And Kaiser Bill, who caused ir
all, is saving elm and oak; behind
a humble Holland wall the burghers
watch his smoke; some say his bank
account is tall, and others say he's
broke.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-01-26
German in the Grade Schools

Sentiment in Indiana is averse to the intro
duction of German in the grade schools and the
employment of that medium in some schools for
the instruction of the youth. Teaching of that
language as an elective in the high schools, col
leges and universities will meet with no opposi-
tion.
Efforts to amend the state law to provide for
the use OF the German language in grades below
the high school is. sought in measure pending
in the general assembly. No cogent argument
can be advanced for the amendment of the law.
Immigration of Germans to this country has
been at standstill, which eliminates the pres
ence of German children who cannot understand
instruction in the English language. If there are
such children their parents should be glad that
they have an opportunity to learn the English
language and perfect themselves in that tongue,
which is universally used in this country. In
struction in the English language for children
attending parochial school, where religion is
taught is just as imperative as is the teaching
= of secular branches in that language.
Far seeing churchmen realize that it is only
question of few years until English will be
used exclusively in their church organization, for
no foreign language can long survive an environ
ment where English is the dominating tongue.
If the children are not taught religion in the
vernacular of the country in which they reside,
they are unable to express their religious views
and sentiments correctly and adequately.
The German language will be barred from the
elementary schools. 1t has no place there. AS
elective in the high schools and institutions of
higher learning, it is available for those who
wish to study its literature and to use it for
scientific and commercial purposes.