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New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
National Amateur Golf
Tilt Draws I7O Entries

TOLEDO, Ohio, Aug. 2s.--T. j. Nc
Mahon, executive secretary of the u. S.
G. A., announced tonight that the fol-
lowing additional entries had been re-
ceived for the amateur golf champion
ship at Brookline, beginning Septem-
Der 2. Starting at 1920 p. M, j. H.
Douglas jr. Onwentsia Club, and G. L..
Conley, Siwanoy Country Club; 3:25
p. M. B. F. Nudge jr., Exmoor Country
Club, and Guy M. Standifer, Waverly
Country Club; $3.50 p. M, Harrison S..
Johnston, Town and Country Club, St.
Paul, and w. H. Gardner, Buffalo
Country Club. These additional en-
tries complete total of ITO players
entered for the preliminary qualifying
round
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29

NEW YoRK SUPREME c0}iRT, COUNTY s;l,
OF New York AARCJtA5 52ET r tLLs
LEN Plaintiff. againss JOHN ]. CULLEN.
ae1endans.- ns.--Sutnmons IA an ae;zoa iot ~
absolute divorce.
10 the above-named defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED =
answer the complaint IN this action. asa
70 serve a cory of your answer gar, i sas
complaint IS not served with this saFlstiieass
70 serve notice Of appeS eapcAls on ~
Fiaintins Attorney within Twenty cay
after the services Of this sa1nlntns sa
elusive Of the cay Of service In casa 9.
your 1atture te appear. CT answer ]uas
ment VIII be taRen against yen by 9eisall'
Tor the relief demanded IN The coInplsihi'
Dated, New York February IS iass.
SAMUEL r. GEHSTE Him.
Attorney fer piai1tid. Office ard Y
Address. a9a Broeo way. Borough o. >
Manhattan. New York City.
10 JOHN ), CULLEN:
iae foregoing sGlnmons Ia SERVED aR2, R
OF Honorable Edward x. Finch. ses
ice OF the Supreme Court of tho r ats 5,., Z.
M MNew York. dated the 2lst day u sus
iesS, anG daily fieS With the eoIaaaaist Y
ne Office OF the. Clerk Of the CouEty y
New Noris, at the CoQnty ceur; HOUSE, !.
me BoEough sf Manhattan. Citx, Soaas'
ano state OF New York.
Dated. New York July 81 1852
SAfsJEt. r. 5ERSTE,tss,s
AtIerney for Plaintiff. C'fsise ana i 20
Aaaress, 2s9 Broa 4way. borough o.
Maahattan, New 1ork CITY
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
lnter-Yacht Club Cruise
10 Begin September a

The lnter-yacht club cruise of the
Seawanhaka Corinthian, Indian Har-
Dor, Manhasset Bay. Larchmont and
Stamford yacht clubs will be held
during the week of September 4, with
the rendezvous at Manhasset Bay at
. p. M on that date. The rules of the
Yacht Racing Association of Long
Island Sound will govern, except where
otherwise specified.
Inc event is open to yachts enrolled
N any recognized yacht club, and en-
sries should be with the secretary on
or before September /
The committee in charge of the
cruise consists of. Horace E. Boucher.
chairman; Charles G. Edwards. secre,
tary; Howell G. Perrin, Herbert F. I.
Funke and Richard a. Monks.
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Day Workers
General Konsewerkers. Etc.

5fs1l1siN J, .lfsNIs Isfs--sioosl cook and wait.
ress; SOS. Apartment fpreferred Miss
shea's Agency, =, tlst, Mucray Hill sTIS
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29

Apprentice allowance Of a,a
claimed VI 1Pe pounds
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
ALL 1RELAN
Hagen-kirl1wood Win
Saratoga Match. 2 I'm

90 SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. Aug
Se,7. s; fiaylng in an eighteen-hole ex
h1oitlon nl match at the Saratoga Golf
olub to-day, Walter Hagen, British
open golf champion, and Joseph Kir-
wood, Australian open champion, de-
Ieated benjamin Lord, professional of
me y; Giens Falls Country Club, and
91lmetny o.Connell, professional OF the
saratoga Goit Club, up. In the first
nine holes Lord won the $3.50 nrize for
the first player to lower the co,rs ea .
record of 35. Lord made it in az Ha~
gen, eqaaled the previous record on
each round. o'i
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Referee Holmes Out
OF Polo Tournament

RED RANK, N. j., Aug. 2s.--Cap-
tain II. III. Holmes, who was thrown
from his pony while refereeing the
polo match to-day, at Rumsan. be-
tween the American Flamingoes and
the Eastcott team, sustained
fracture of the collar bone, it was
ascertained, when he was brought
here for treatment. His injury, it
was said, probably would necessi-
tate his retiring from the remain
ing matches of the tournament.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Champion Enters Dive Event

Aiieen Riggin, the Olympic cham
p!on, VIII be competitor in the fancy
diving event at the aquatic meet to
De held IN the Brighton Beach open
ar pool on Labor Day afternoon, Mon
day. September 4. Her most formid-
able opponent will be Miss Helen
a eany. another member of the New
York Womcn's Swimming Association
champions, who recently retained the
national fancy diving title at Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Lynch TO Box Moore

CHICAGO, Aug. %. Joe Lynch. of
New York, and Pal Moore, of Memphis.
Tenn, will box ten rounds at Michigan
City, Ind, on Labor Day, in connection
with the exhibition planned between
.-LAsk Dempsey and his sparring part
ners. The men have met twice in recent
months in no-decision contests.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Rain Again Delays Final Of
National Tennis Championship
Tilden and Richards TO Face Patterson and OHara
Wood, of Australasia, at Boston This Afternoon
for U. S. Doubles Title, il Weather Permits
By Fred Hawthorne

BOSTON, looking tennis
this when there minutes halt the steady
forced of final
matches the championship doubles
the turf the Longwood Cricket Club Chestnut M
everybody duckd stumbling
afresh official
posponement
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Shelburne House Four TO
Play All-Ireland TODAY

:. To-day's match at Rumson in the
Herbert Memorial Cup tournament will
be between the All-Ireland Polo Club
team and the Shelburne House four. It
should be one of the most interesting
OF the series, as the Irishmen have the
reputation of being hard fighters, and
Shelburne House, with Stoddard and
webb in the saddle, and splendid
string of mounts, will in all probabil-
ity show a brilliant game. Tie match
VIII begin at p. m, and the special
traln Tor Red Bank leaving the Penn
syiVania station at 2:50 will bring
p. m. =
All-lreland will start play with lead
OF four goals, as their opponents WITH
two ten-goal men, Webb and Stoddard
are handicapped at 81. ~
The line-ups.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Finn Runner Breaks Record

ABO, Finland, Aug. 28.--In the in
tional athletic meet here to-day Paavo
Nurmi, Of Finland. ran 5000 metres in
s minutes 1925 seconds. This beats
the worlds record made by A. Zander
in 1917 at Stockholm, minutes SO ITO
seconds.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Slennecossett Links
Meet Halted by Rain

NEW LONDON, Conn, Aug. 2s.f
Rain halted an exhibition match on
the Shenecossett links to4day between
some Of the women golf stars In the
country. Miss Glenna Collett, Of the
Rhode Island g. O., and Mrs. Roland
H. Barlow, of the Merton Cricket
Club, were 4 up on Miss Edith Cum
mings, of the Owentsia Club. Chicago.
and Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd, Of
Belmont Springs, when the match was
stopped after the eleventh hole by a
heavy dowupour.
The feature was the marvellous play
ing Of Miss Collett, who was even
fours to the ninth when the rain
spoiled her play. Miss Collett was
out in 38, Mrs. Hurd in "A, Srs. Bar
low and Miss Cummings in As
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
SUMMONS


SUPREME COURT or THE sgisTE og
NEW IoR h.-cit ASANTY TRusNeoa.
PAEY OF NEW YORK. - T.as.ss5sadsr
dated November %. 1908. Plaintiff, sszsar
CORNELIA NELSON FAN Ftf SssE.
LAER; JEREMIAH VAN EENSsE L-kER,
ORLANDO HARRIafA% VAN sftE.&sSE-
LAER, ANNA HARs,T MAN sAl Asst = y ssss
| known as Annette Nan Rensselaer, Massa
!cA,I kAI RiNA GIM%; 1&aI FRANCES BIS.
| CURTIS HiLLYER, WAITER M cANp.
| BELL, IS administrator Of the estate 8.
Anaa lng nd Van Rensselaer, decsesst
JOHN II. WEIi.hAN. as general guar1ss
of Katrina Van Rensselaer,, JOHN D
| CLARK. and al legatees undeT any sasI
VIII and testament ef Anna InglanG vsr
Rensselaer, and their next Of kin lsga
representatives. and assigns who haye .:
| claim to have ang Interest u the tu.i
| created b. said deed OF trust exeeutsd ~
! said Mary W Hartman TO Guaranty Trasi
company OF New York dated November y.
1909. whose names are unknown 10 pisln-
! tiff. Defendants. Summons PlainslE 6esg.
mates New York County IS the place q
TO THE ABovE-NAMED DEFENDANTS:
| YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to al
swer the complaint in 5hls action and %
serve. copy Of your answer. or, i tbs
complaint is not served with THIS siilmonss
10 serve notice OF appearance cg ths
piaintif's attorneys Within twenty dsss
slve Of tho day of service. n case OF yon.
failure TO appear or @nswers jpdsn.est VIII
| ne taken against you by default. for Ihs
feireI pa a, aenanaed I.l1 in @ tlle complaint
srErsoN. JENNINGS q RUSSELL.
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff, oiiice and
o. Address. 10 Broad Street. Bcr-
ough OF Manhattan, City Of Kew Ye.s.
10 the Defendants above-na1 ned sis3 eaes
OF them Except the defendant Waiter
NJ Campbell, as adninissEssor q hrns
Ing and Van Rensseiesr. aecsasecIit
ne foregoing summons is serse1 upoN
you by publication saGrsa2uf 10 sn ogdss
OF Hon. Richard p. Lydon. 9as Of tue jas
ices OF the Supreme Court OF the ssale
| OF New York, dated the slst day 0t Juy,
Ia2-. and fled with the complaint II ths
9ince oL the Clerk OF the County O. asw
| City, County and State Of New York
SI&TSON. JENNINGS & RUSSELL.
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HELP WANTED
instruction

THE FINISHING TOUCHES to your edu-
cation are more important than the
groundwork you got at high school Take
specialized course at brakes. New York
Tribune Building, 15i Nassau ST., Tel
Beekman 2723, Brooklyn: Bedford av. at
Fulton st. Tel Prospect 1896
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Triumph in Second Herbert Cup Polo Match
Defeat Eastcott Four BY Score
i Of Seventeen Goals to EIeUen
Anglo Americans Unable to Overcome Seven-Goal
I Handicap in Match at Runason; East and Cooley
Form Brilliant Scoring Combination for Victors

81 RuMSoN N J Aug unexpected
Memorial polo
afternoon ovehrew the Eastcot aggregation
Of Anglo American by the of n to IL.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LOST 81, 800. on Broadway train running
from Canarsie to Chambers St, liberal
reward loser will he destitute ess
money is returned Harry Asmus; Ever
Rraeu 2n3g
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
ROBERT GIBSON,
ROITlS Il. lsR E.N
PUBLIC NOTICES

n. Y HARBoR LINE BOARD WILL HQsti5 ss.i
{. Pubic Hearing. Hooaa ais, ss WEssssssss s,ass
St, New York. 10 $50 forenoon Sept = e.. IL,
tdaylight sasing finel on changes ~ lsss ~ .
lem River harbor lines between ine fessSypp e,as,ypp
Ing points Eighth Ave and Harlem ~ ~
Driveway; East 14ath ST. er9 isrome a3ss ass
and sfom W.@I44th TO ~. 155sh Strests, ssS. .ss
terested parties Invited 10 attend or 10 -
resented ~
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sgTRR0GAT'Es' NOTICES

JOHN i. esoaaAIsAN, n sSiirregats cf tss
County ca New York. NOTICE is sssse.
given 70 IL persons having claims again.
County ef NeN Yori deceased, 10 present tR7
same tvlth NciichesS thereof. 30 tae srtsssfs,,
ers at their place OF trausacting essdaesss ~ &
attorneys. at 30 ~ Exehanee Place. IN .ls We
Boroagh Of Manhatfan. in the City Of Nsw .hs
York, State Of New YORK on or seiefs ~
2Sth day OF February, 1928
Dated. New York. ihe 18th day oe Asgass
1922,
ROBERT GIBSON.
r~ ROI.TiS II lsEsiSNAESe
ssxecutess
pUEFs. STRONG & WHIT 1EsEAps As,ess' ~
neys for. Executors. Csiae ana ~ ks.
oifce Address 80 Excfif nge Piaest " "
oogn of Manhattan. New YORK GFss
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Dempsey Leaves Los Angeles

Los ANGELES, Aug. 28 Jack
Dempsey, heavyweight champion pugil-
ist, left here to-day for Michigan
City, Ind, where is is to appear in a
boxing exhibition next Monday.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES
Chambermaids

CHAMBERfAID-w AITREss. voun1 4ri.,
girl; well trained: good references s..
Miss Hofmayers Agency. 10 East 43d st
third floor. Telephone S947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
HELP WANTED MALE

DRAFTsMEN - Wanted, detaiiers ami
checkers IN plate and structural work
Tor steel faoFicating plant in the Pitts
burgh district; reply, stating experience
etc. Address o42 Tribune
SALESMAN-The largest butter and err die
tributor salary and commission: mus. hs
experienced in this line; write fuli pa rti,t,
lars. Alr. kaestner. P. o. Box II. Station C.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29

English Protestant; good
references; city or country b Miss
Hofnayer's Agency, 10 East 43d st. third
floor. Telephone Murray Hill SS47
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
BOARDERs WANTED

sSTif ST, IS EAsr--Attractivc single. dou-
pie rooms, private bath; excellent tabe;
references
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
BUSINESS CARDS
DiaInoaGs, Jewslry. Etc.
Furniture Wanted

WE pay highest prices for frralturs, rlssok
antique. aric-a-brac. books arr Kf-gsl.5
ss University u. Stsysesant 2STT.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29

- 4kIt
Handicap, Z: total. IL Eastcott, II.
Louis Lacey.
Timer and seorerW William H. Rocap
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Cooks

COCK--Capabie. young: three years last
place; Sl5. Anywhere. Miss Shea 5
Agency, f. 4ist. Murray Hill s7y4
Evening journal., 1922-01-04
GoIpEY CoLLEGE AFFAIRS,

Goidey College resumed regular
day and night sessions this week, ar
ter the customary Yuletide holidays.
Coincident with the reopening OF
the college. Mrs. Eva Banks, OF
Bowling Green. Kentucky, a new in
structor in shorthand and English
became connected with the insutu-
ton
Mrs. Banks came TO Goldey from
Port Huron. Michigan, where for
TWO years she has been Identified
with the Port Huron Business Col
loge.
one OF the visitors 20 Goldey Col
lege on its reopening day was Miss
NJ. Beatty, OF Ocean Grove, New
Jersey. but who is a Delaware young
woman. her parents residing at
Brandywine Springs. Miss Beatty Is
attending the State normal school at
Trenton. n. j., fitting herself for
future work as an instructor.
Ralph Justice. OF Penn's Grove,
president OF the Goldey CONNER
ciai Club. was taken 10 a Philadcl-
phia hospital this week TO undergo
serious operation.
Miss Katherine Alexander. OF
Eikton, a Goldey graduate OF last
years class. has accepted a position
as a bookkeeper at the Hotel du-
Pont. assuming her new duties this
| week
Evening journal., 1922-01-04
FIND JOBS FOR
) MORE TODAY
Bureau Regrets Others
Could Not be Sent Back
To Shops
MANY IN LINE
ASK FOR PLACES

Again today. the old City Hall,
Market street above Fifth, used as
headquarters by the Public Employ
ment Bureau, was jammed with
men seeking work. Even before the
Office opened at s o-ciock, a crowd
had assembled in the little nag
stone court in front OF Il.
Seventeen men registered for em-
ployment. six were referred and hve
were placed up to 1 o'clock this att
ernoon. Two women registered. six
teen were referred TO possible posi-
tions. and fve were placed. Most OF
the women referred or placed we're
either day workers or for domestic
service.
indicative OF the anxiety OF the
men 10 obtain work, more than hfty
held their places in old City Han
yesterday afternoon UP to the clos
ing hour OF s o'clock. Commenting
on the situation, Miss Smith THIS
afternoon said:
II had hoped the crisis in the un-
employment situation In Wilmington
had been passed. but l fear very
much from the indications OF yes
terday and today that II has not
My experience in unemployment
work for the Department OF Laboi
/ has hardened me, II I may use
such an expression, TO such scenes
as We have witnessed here IN vii
mington within the past As hours
'srhese men," pointing to th'
crowd outside her Office and hllini
the main hall" are desperate. fe
we cannot give them work unlesi
openings are supplied TO us by en-
plovers. II must be remembered
that this Is not charity bureau
but one solely for employment An!
ono who can provide a days work Y
doing a big thing for these deserving
unemployed
The bureau yesterday was able &
place nine men and fourteen women
Thirty-three men and nine wome
registered: eighteen men and twent
women were referred.
An electrician. an electric weldei
J an ice cutter. a fireman, janito
and a painter we're among the me
placed. The remaining three wer
dav laborers The women got worl
as domestics. During the day man
women called TO make inquiries re
garding the wntex Company's pos
tons.
Evening journal., 1922-01-04
CAN'T MAKE HUBBY
TALK NICE TO WIFE

Testifying against her husband,
James Malloy. in Municipal Court,
this morning. Mrs. MaIloy said that
he quarrels with her and follows
her about the streets. She said that
all she wants is peace in her home.
"The court can't make him talk
pleasantly TO you" Judge Hastings
informed her.
Il stand here a broken hearted
man" declared Malloy to the court.
alleging that his wife goes out every
night. However. he was unable TO
detail any one instance Of late hours
kept by his wife.
Malloy was brought into court on
a subpoena on a non-support order
on which he Is in arrears. He said
that nc has prospects of a job that
will pay him more than he earns
now and that he soon expects to be
on the arrears list " The court
continued the case for two weeks.
Evening journal., 1922-01-04
THESE HORSES ARE
BLACK BEAUTIES

Lovers Of horses who have visited
Klair's Bazaar. 900 West Eighth
street the past few days have viewed
with admiration team OF black
draft horses which recently arrived
from Maryville. Missouri, to be
placed on sale. The team is the last
word In equine beauty OF the draft
type, showing power and sheer
strength In every line and action.
w. IL. Kiair. proprietor OF the
bazaar said this morning that he has
sold thousands OF horses and has re-
ceivoG shipments from the Mary
Vile dealer for the past forty years
but that this Is the best pair he has
ever seen. Their combined weight il
estimated al $500 pounds and thcii
power Is indicated more thoroughly
through the width across the chest
The team Is composed Of a full
blooded brother and sister, each be-
ing five years old. Even with theii
great size they display no sluggish
ness and show that they have en-
durance and are fitted for the heav'
lest kind OF work.
The immense team Is the pride o
an Of the attendants about the ba
zaar and have been the talk OF thos'
who visit the place. A representative
OF The Evening Journal was givoI
close up view Of the black beauties
when they were brought around q
/ the office for exhibition by Daddy
I French. veteran caretaker.
Evening journal., 1922-01-04
GRANT JUDGMENT
RESPONDENT CUSTER

Upon application OF Everett E..
Borten. attorney for the defendant,
Chief Justice Pennewill, in Superior
Court this morning. granted a judg-
ment respondent custer on the de-
murrer OF the plaintiff, striking out
all pleas entered by the defendant
and entering appearance for the de-
fondant by guardian ad litem in the
case OF Peter Vassallo and Com
pany, trading as Vassallo Brothers
VS.. Hyman Janowitz The defend
ant is a minor.
George W. Lilley argued on be-
half of the plaintiff.
a demurrer of the plaintiff in the
case Of the Champion Auto Com
pany vs.. The Commonwealth Insur-
ance Company was sustained by the
court. Clarence +. Switzerland ap-
peared for the plaintiff and Herbert
II. Ward, Jr.. for the defendant.
Argument was heard in the de.
murrer OF the defendant in the case
of Antonio Dilucchio vs.. David r
Shaw, in which the attendant ask,
damages for injury alleged to hav,
been done his property. which ad.
joins the property OF the plaintiff
by the operation OF machinery ir
the defendants place OF business
sl9 West Eighth street Decision
was reserved. George W. Lilly ap
peared for the defendant and Davit
j. Rc.nhardt for the plaintiff.
Evening journal., 1922-01-04
AIKEN AND GREEN
SEEK AlANDAMUS

Motion was made In Superior
Court this morning by George W.
Lilly. counsel for William Aiken and
John Green to quash the return OF
Robert G. Harman, attorney for the
Delaware Fire Company. The plain
tins asked for a writ OF mandamus
compelling the hre company TO re-
store them 20 membership. The
court ordered that Mr.. Lilly llo his
motion in writing by Monday Hear
ing OF argument In the case will be
resumed next week.
Mr.. Harman alleges tho petition
ers were guilty OF improper conduct
and were properly expelled from the
company They seek TO be restored
to membership 10 share In the funds
In the sale OF the company's prop
erty.
Evening journal., 1922-01-04
SUGGESTSFIRE
signal DAILY
Chief Lutz Also Recon-
mends Extra Sliding Pole
In No. 5 House
FAME co. HOUSE
PURCHASE UP AGAIN

Chief Lutz Of the Bureau Of Fires
made the following recommenda-
tions to the Department OF Public
Safety yesterday afternoon;
That two sliding poles be placed
in Engine House 80. s, as this Is a
double company and in case OF FIRE
now the men are compelled to use
the stairway, creating confusion and
causing delay in responding TO
alarms.
That test signals be sent in each
morning at 8 o'clock, the hour for
roll call and change OF shift.
That new batteries be purchased
to replace old ones now doing duty
on most Of the fire apparatus.
The chief also calls attention In
his report 10 the dye running on the
new uniform overcoats, running
linen collars. He also requests that
the floor OF No. engine house be
strengthened as a number OF joists
have broken under Il.
n is thought the Department OF
Public Safety tomorrow or on Fri
day will receive a favorable reply tc
the request OF the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Company fol
free rides for iremen in uniform.
improvements 20 Engine Hous'
House No. /, Tenth and Tatnal
streets. which will he central fire
headquarters. are expected TO be fin
ished by February 6. when Engine
Companies ! and 4, now quarterec
in the old Phoenix house at Twelfth
and King streets, will move IN, Com
pany No. remaining until theii
quarters have been remodeled.
A portion OF No. 4 engine house !
being partitioned of for the tw'
companies now stationed there, an'
the work OF remodellng the building
started today.
Bids will be asked for in a weel
or ten days for alterations TO b
made to Engine House No.
Washington. While this buildln
Is being remodeled the compan
may be sent temporarily to the oil
Fame Company house on Secon
street between Orange and Shiples
The request OF the Fame Com
pany that City Council purchase thi
building will be discussed tonight b
Council in committee OF the whole
but no action Is likely to be taken
view OF the fact that Councilma
Johnson, in whose ward the fir
house is located, Is out OF the cit!
Another matter to be disousse
by Council tonight is that of raisin
approximately si50.O00 for the i'm
provements being made 10 the var
GUS fire engine houses.
Evening journal., 1922-01-04
MILK DISTRIBUTION
In SCHOOLS POPULAR

Through the cooperation OF teach
ors. mothers and pupils, the COM
mittee on education OF the New Cen
tury Club has ben enabled to assist
In the distribution OF half pint bottles
Of nourishing milk at recess time to
from 600 TO 700 children. The
teachers direct the distribution OF the
milk and receipt OF the children's
contributions FOR the milk, while the
committee Is happy TO meet IN,
pupils folks on about a "nfty-nfty'
basis.
Reports from the teachers arr
/ highly gratifying. They state tina
the children not only enjoy the mill
but have already received much bene
ht. as shown by their growth an,
health.