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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-08-23
Compulsory Education.

Sec 75lk. Compulsory Education
In all districts of this state all parents
guardians and other persons having
care of children shall instruct them
or cause them to be instructed in
reading. writing, spelling. English
grammar, geography and arithmetic
In such districts every parent, guard
ian or other person having charge OF
any child between the ages of and
Is years, shall send such child TO a
public, private or parochial school for
the entire year during which the pub
lie schools are in session in such dis
trict Provided. however, that this ar
ticle shall not apply to children over
Is years of age where such child shall
may be eligible to enter any high
school in such district, or where its
help is necessary for its own use or
it's parents support or where for good
cause it would he for the best interest
of such child to be relieved from the
provisions of this article; provided
further. that if a reputable physician
within the district shall certify in
writing that the child's bodily or men
tai condition does not permit its at
tendance at school. such child shall be
exempt during such period of disabil
ity from the requirements of this ar
ticle 1t shall be the duty of the sup
of the school district. if
there be such superintendent. and if
not. then the county superintendent
of schools, to hear and determine all
applications of children desiring for
any of the causes mentioned here to
be exempted from the provisions of
this article and if upon such applica-
ton such superintendent hearing the |
child for any reason is entitled to be |
exempted as aforesaid. then such sup |
erintendent shall issue a written per-
nit to such child, stating therein his
reason for such exemption An APP
peal may be taken from the decision
If such superintendent so passing up
IN such application to the probate
'ourt of the county in which such dis
riot lies, upon such child making such
application and filing the same with
he clerk or judge Of said court, with
n ten days after its refusal by such
uperintendent, for which no fee to
xceed the sum of 81 shall be charged.
nd the decision of the probate court
hall be final An application for re-
ease from the provisions of this arti-
lie shall not be renewed oftener than
nee in three months. A2s- Sls-4t
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-08-23
IDAHO SCHOOL LAW.

The following section of Idaho
School Law is published in accordance
with the provisions of Section 992 Of
Article II. Idaho Session Laws.
MARY }. BARNES.
Superintendent Public instruction.
Shoshone County. Idaho.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-08-23

Although the brain is perpetually
active, yet the whole of it is never at
work at one time. The two hemi
spheres, or halves. do not operate
simultaneously, but alternate in ac-
ton.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-08-23

the airplane in experimenting the
work of these mine rescue cars and
trucks. especially in reaching camps
where landing fields are available. The
speed and mobility of the airplane and
it's independence of railway schedules
and bad roads are also valuable fac
tors in the consideration of its adapt
ability to mine rescue purposes.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-08-23

In olden times card playing was re-
garded as essentially a Christian pas
time, and a statute of Henry VII, for
bids card playing. save during the
Christmas holidays.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1923-08-23

In proportion to its size, Cairo
Egypt, has more newspapers than any
other city in the world.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-07
KTo SEIZE Victor, vtCHoR zN1E.

VYoungstown zaklada nova tajna organzacia pod
menom ''Ryteri Plamenneho Kruhu'' ia clenov prijl
mani s len katoci zida nigr Protestant s1 nepri-
pustni do organizacic Ie tedy pane ze organzca "a
klada sa prot Ku Klux Klanu cm organizator ami
netaja.
Toto prekotn6 zakadanie tajnych spolkov nepovedie
k nicolnu dobremu. Ocakavame Youngstowne burllvr
easy to uz blizke buducnost Youngstown pozostava
70 70 percenov prst ahovalcov ho obyvate stvo Je
velkej casy kaolicke Ked' sa tychto 70 percentov
sorganizuie na oblanu, klanisti nevykonaj1 mic.
Kto seize victor, vichor znie, hovor porekadlo Kla-
nist se victor nesnasanvosti bgorie do srdc ameri
ckeho l'ud Dosal' zlo 81 obyvatestvo mesta pokoj
Ked' svoie nenavsti klanovia neustan ked bud1 da
lei Swat ked' sa odvazia len ednu nasnost pride
na mich taky vichor re po ch organzac ostane len "a
pach K tonuto predpovedanu netreba ziadneho proro
ckeho ducha
L'utujeme, ze Amerike nasla p6da pre- tajne Or
ganzacie KedZe ale su uz tu name pevn vieru siln
rku amerckej vlady, ze jej podar udrzat cinnos'
tychto tanych spolkov medziach zakona nebude po
trebne utiekat' sa Madnej stranke nasilenstvu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-07

Japonsko navstiven6 boo zdrcuj1cim nest astim. 10
najstrasnejse zemetlasene axe 81 duchu predstavit
nozno usmrtilo vyse pol miona udi znco velke me-
sta, vysedok l'udskej prace sta rokov. >".
t Bozia priroda vie by' straSna krasna; zvo davaj1
smptiaGa Aka je nesmerna taxa e zahadna nepre-
niknute ma Iudsky tvor je voci nej 1pne bezradny
Priciny zeinetrasenia nam veda dosial nevie urcte
udat, len hada. Dlia jednej mienky nasa je este
stale podmienovana zmenan je utvare Vrchy sa me-
mia roviny, dony vystupuju do v!sky zem sa prepa-
.daNa do mora indie nova vystupuje mora Vo
povrch otvory sepiek Tento nepoko vnl-
tri zapricnovany je prfchodom morske vody cez
pukny do vnttra zeme, kde pri naraze vu vyvin
strasne vbsne plyny trhaic zem, otrasaj1c nou w.
hadzujic lavu otvorami rozt 'ahuj1c k6ru do
prasknua tam kde otvorov nieo. Tedy zemetrasenie,
vybuchy sopek prepaddvanie osrovov objavovanie
novych morach, pochadza cd jednej tel istej pr
ciny od vnikta vody do hordceho vnra zeme, ktore
lie tekutom stave,
Tito mienku povazuju jpravdepodobnejsu, lebo
u podopera ten fakt, re vsetky vel Ike zemetrasena
pecne vybuchy udavaji ned'aleko morskych pobrez
Amerike pozdE pacifickeho pobrezia Europe okolo
Stredozemn6ho, Jaderskeho Cierneho mora Japon-
sku ktore je obkolesen6 vsetkJch stran ia
ponsko e nac najcastesie navstevovane zemetrasen,
ebo vacsiemensie otrasy udvau tam al diva razy ka
zdy den.
Tato strasna pohroma, ktora zastihla Japonsko, ma
nam byt vystrahou, mas zvot tuna nezvisi cd
mych 81 ME panmi mad n ale re estvuje vyssia
Moe, ktora no neodoate 'nou silou riad
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-07
DoBRE CfTANIE PRE- DIETKY.
F.. L. I. S.

.Jedna z naj1spesnejsich ciesr,
veducich k spravnemu pobaveniu
deti je citanie dobrych knih a ca
sopisov. Rozpravky podavaj1 de-
tom informacie i rozhl lady, ich
ctiziadost a t1hy, pripravujtl ich
akosi, ably sa usiloyaly stat sa
dobryni obcanmi.
Cestopisne knihy casopisy u
vadzajd detskd myssl' domnelymi
cestami do roznych dielov sveta a
ked vyspeli mnza ~ aszeRus a ssii
schopni vlastneho zardhkd, moku
81 ukladat' peniaze a uskutocnit'
svoje sny. Kniha i'm podala ma
vrh, ako sa stat pilnym a Sport
vym.
Mnohs Staty majd fendy ma "a
lozenie statnych ko.njdcich kri-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-07

hovien a zamestnavaj1 statnych
knihovnikov. Viete, re ktorakol'-
vek obec tychto statov m6ze 81
vypozicat' so knih, ked' slozi len
poplatok "a ich dopravu? Ma zia-
dost' moze polovica tyychto knih
pozostavat' detskych kniziek.
Jednotliyec moze len napisat' stat
nej knihovni takych statoch a
vypozicat' 81 jednu alebo Wac kni-
lick ma jeden tyzden' 'alebo mesiac.
Niektore statne knihovne komi-
sic vysielajd svojich knihovnikoy
do niektorych okresov, ably rec
Mill Y zenskych kluboch, ro.fni-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-07
MOVE vALEtNE oHMARY v EUROPE.

Ma europskom obzore vystupujn Ease nebezpecne va
lecne chnary Taliansko, vdiac yhodni chvflu opano
vat Adriu pouzo prlleztosti naskytnute zavraz
denim clenov jeho mise hranicach Abanska Poslao
Grecku ultimat,nn ktorenu nemoze vyhovet' zaden
odvisy asobodny narod po vyprsani eho tennnu bon
bardovanm zavrazdenm Is zien detf zaualo ekeho
strategickeho vyznanu ostroy Korfu.
Zd sa re Talianskl ide zaujate podrzanie 81 toh
to ostrova lebo MIN umoznene mu Dude opanovane cel6
no Adratickeho NORA kore takto stao by jeho jaze
rom Zaatie Korfu matt 'azsie by doklo Juhoslavie
ktor1 by 1aan tplne odreza Cd zapadneho sveta mo-
ulobi by ne vnntrozemny stat "A tn lezi nebez
pecensvo vony Juhosava je bez toho nepriatel sko
pomcre Taanskom pre- Fiue azaujatie Korfu by toto
nepriael stvo len zvacsilo pade Grecko preukaze
mad 'alei co len namens vzdorovitost' voci Taanom
bude to znakom 81 vonu VITA ze boa 81 lbena vSe
MONA voienska pomoc, cd Juhosave, ba mono cd Ru
munska cd Ange, kora je akoby protektorom Grecka
pade vojny, e takmer lste re by nezostao len pli
tvchto kran;lch Do vojny vtahnute by bolo prvom
rade CeskoSlovensko, ako spojenec Juhosave, dalej
Mad 'asko, ktore e tuhom pnael'st Iallalskonl
mozno Bulharsko, Turecko, Rusko Polsko Greckc
samo sebe ME e save West vojnu proti Ialianskr
Je dpne vysilen6 posetnym Xojnan Jeho armada va
lecne lodstvo s slabo vyzbroen6, preto Taan by mali
l'al1k6 pricu MIN san1lm. .~.,
Je vsak nadej re vojne nedojde Grecko sa obratllo
ina Iigu Narodov prostredkovane Taansko prostred-
kovanie Ligy sce nechce zat ale vel moc maid neja
ky sposob ably sa prekazy pokojnemu vyrovnanu od-
sr5nily Mozno ze predlozena bude svetovemu sdu
TX reseniu Ak sa Taliansko tn dat bude odmietave,
vsetkym narodom bude jasnc re eho cieom je ME do
stat zadost ucnenie cd Grecka ale dasie zaberanie
|opanvapie zem ktorom pade ovsem vsetky sympatie
svet ak neak6 malo odvrta cd neho ako cd naroda
vybojnckel1o, zaken6ho mier rusaceho.
Taliansko zda sa byt' novym panovacnym Nelne-
ckom ohrozovate om mieru. Ma nespratneho minister
skeho predsedu Mussolinho ktorom eminentny aneri-
}cly journalistic William Phillip Simms poyedal: "Musso-
ni e alebo saenec alebo genius; znamy kazuju re c
70 prve' Nemecko mao svojho salenca kajzera Dozli
SINE sa kde zavedol svo .narod Mozeme sa dozit opa
kovania Historic sa rada opakuje
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-07
IDEA tEsK0sLOvENsKEJ NARQDNEJ JEDN0TY
MA BANKROTE

Idea ceskoslovenskej narodnej jednoty totz re Slo
yaci si Cesi, ich ''vetvou dokonava Vacrocne naho
varanie suggerovanie ccikane chvalenie tupene Slo
yakov nemoho mic vykonat sema nezislo Slovaci osta
Slovakmi.
Bankrot tejto nemravnej, faosnej snr jedneho ma
roda zadajuce idey je dneska z jasne vditel ny Je
originator zastancova trata havy, zia chytaj1
kazdych prostriedkov, bezvysedne
Ze tato idea zomiera MET sa co dvit'. Nema sebe
mravneho zakadu. Je sebecka Prinasa Cechom cselny
vzrast hmotne vyhody, nadyadu mocneho mad sabsinl
Slovakonl prnasa potupnu narodnu smrt'
Prichod dra Srobara, jednoho zastancov nosite
lov tejto dey je spojenf ej bankrotom. Americki
Slovaci Pittsburghskou Dohodou zavda je smrtel'ny
1der prichodi ten iider liecit'. Neskoro!
Nositelia idey jednom narode Cechov Slovakov
boil cd sameho zaGiatku panlni republike Mali vse-
tku rkach Pouzlvali ju uskutocnene ich idey
Ba nielen to- Zaloz cirkev szene JED cie om. Bez
vysledku. Prchod doktora Srobara do Aneriky pova-
zueme daromny jeho vysledky bud malichern6 Idea
nsrodnej samobytnost Slovakov je vyssa achetnesia
svatesa nez vsetky nahradn6 podsadene idey je osd
leM hlbse srdcach poctvych Slovakov nez osudy po
kokarstya klerikalizmu, socalizmu kapitazmu. W.
hody pynce 20 slovenskej narodnej mysenky sd zvoa
daFpe blaho savu donasa1ce kdezto z6eskosloyensej
idey Sovakov vanie ba chlad smrt C je tn t'azko
ryberst'ii
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-07

ckych spolkoch v tax zvanych pa
rents-teacher spolocnostiach, ale
DO inych organizaciach o Scene
knih." -. "a.
Isty pocet statov zaviedol O.
kresny system cestovnych kniho-
Wien. V takych pripadoch okres-
nj knihovnici dodavaju knihy pre-
farmarov ich deti priamo do do
mu. Zaopatria tiez pre- rol'nicke
malomestske skoly V okresoch no.
We citanie a move hracie platne pre-
fonograf.i
Zenske kluby nemohly by pod
nikndt' blahodarnejsiu akciu, ako
keby za*pzily skolne dobre kniz-
nice vo svojich mestach. Redicia
potion mali by sa sorganizovat'
V spolok rodieov-ucitel'ov, tax
zvany Parents-Teacher Associa-
ton. Mali by spolocne VEST "a
pocate dielo a pom6ct' svojim "a
robkom k udrziavaniu lokalnych
kniznic ich zasobovaniu knihami
ktore by sa zdarma poziciavaly.
Ia nizku sumu $40 mozu sa pred
platit' tSi detske vyborne casopi-
sy rocne. Spolocne zarobene pc
maze pre- detske knihovne bud1
sltHit' dvom ciel 'om. Bude sa jed
max podporovat' duch s1sedsko-
sti prave tax, ako sa bud1 sirit
vedomosti knih.
Ny Amerikani sme dychtivi
zdat' sa bbhatymi v ociach ma
sich bJiznych. Amerikani s. ma
lImi prijmami nasledujd prikIa-
du bohatsieh, ktori kupuju dra-
hocennn odevy, vybrane jedld,
automobily inc prepychove veci.
Sine ziadostivi, ably sa nasim de-
tom dobre viedlo, ably molly po-
kracovat' a ably sa molly ratat' k
l'ud 'om, ktori nieco znamena jii
vo svete. Knihami sa deti sblizu-
j1 najvyznamnejSimi lud mi
sveta.
Znamy americky dopisovatel',
ieden z nasich vyslancov, zijnci V
Europe rozprava pri obede hay
nemu sudcovi Spoj. Statov po-
divine vyzeraj1cich nohaviciach,
donna zhotovenych, ktore ako ma
II chlapec nosieval a so smie chom
ich popisoval ako ich matka zho-
tovovala 20 starej sukne. Hlavne-
no sudcu zaujimala. tato historka,
lebo sa zdalo, re vo svojom det-
skom veku i on podobny odev no
sieval. Boly to knihy, ktore ta-
kymto l'ud 'om dopomohly k W.
znamnemu postaveniu. Knihy,
ktore cftava..i ako deti, dopomo-
hly i'm k sposobom, zvykom a ma
hl'adom, ktore ich potion spreva-
dzalY DO celI ziyot. -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-30
Rugs Radically Reduced:

$22.5o Shelton Wool Fiber Rugs, $1s-Woven searalsss and reversible; Jacquard, baE- der designs in blue and green only, <: :. ~ < 43.75 Texas Wirsgrass Rugs, $2--Rainbew pattern, revsFr eible; ,24x50, fer porch CT sun parlor, | S, M
 $4.26 Velvet Scatter Rugz, $3-AIl wooll firmly woveni [ floral and. conventional de- signs; 27x54, The 36x71 size, formerly s6s50, now $5. .,.-.-.,-., 7. ,-- -gHrRD F1oa8
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-30

1s-fa / s4.so Ax,minsters, $3-An- wool, soft-finish. hish-pile rugs in Persian effects; size 27x54 inches. The 36x63 size. formerly $7.25. now $6. $3.7s Chsnille Bath RuSs, S2.50 - Woven rsversible' slightly soiled but easily washed; wanted designs and color4ngs; sixe 24x36. 4 in. stead of $5.75 for tho 27x54 size; ss instead of $6.95 for the 30xo0s size. " z. z. $16.5o Boxart Fiber Rugs, 412-Artistic stsnoillsd pat tsras; all wanted cclerinss,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-30

. .te.N D A ]. Besides the. items advertised here , there are many small groups of goods, : scattered throughout the store, which 7 ----while hardly large enough to adver- 7 tise---will repay you generously for < hunting them out. 4.. 5.S. E.@s 5...s !; 7. ...g s$1 :. s1.& ;, ,:;sss Y .sg=
 The Clearout is general and thorough:
 Reductions are real: Prices original. 9 ly were moderate. Prices nowsareat the year ebb to rid the-stocks of ALL
 odds and ends. Mondays the LAST : DAY before inventory. ' :. ,@
 rs.f q t.. ' t,tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-30
Aluminium Down to sec
-Loveman, Jos<ph ( Laeb-

One table of pure auminunare includes tenauart dshpan preserving kettles four-qua kettles four quart saucepans. skiles and other useful asaA Bread Boxes $149Were $2 white enameed slightly see6 Canister Se pieces for flour sugar coffee and tea Breakfast Sets 29-slpece geld leaf design, fifty only
 $175 Bath Fixtures e8c-One table of soap shes hanging
 permanent, bath tub ashesi teel bars ef glass
 in three sizea glass hedeus teeth brush holders and pap :, holders, @gftts$ t Split Shopping Baskets 98cConvenent handes various cel <; ors, cose-out. s +E
 Sheffield Slvea scAbout 900 small pieces including tea
 spoons butter knives butter spreaders and sugar she4 Metal Waste Baskets 49cSix coors match almost a. , color scheme. a 3s gaa Salad Bowls, 5sc-zoo en-nch salad bowls four attractive / designs. 7 4. asa # sf3 Flower Bowls $1--About loo or idescent glass. V.
 Table Giasw%te glasses and 2-ounee sassss Iridescent Water Glasses, 5sc each, sy' sassg Glass Water Jugs, 9sc-Neat grape design. 4ssg s.s Bathroom Mirrors, $119-Were l50 white enameied: ,i,e };l oxl 6linches--FOURTi FLOOR sen x.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-30
Northfield Suites

About cost-to-nake. These. delightful Northfield pieces came to, us from the Grand Rapids, exposition from which all buyers select their new lines.& We bought them low. Now these low prices are one-FOURTH low CT to clear out for new furni- ture. They're about cost at the factory.
 Ferneries. lamps. end tables. davenport tables and other odd pieces-as we'll - A as suites-go at the 4 same radical reduction
 M SECOND FLOOR
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-Leveman, Joseph & Loeb-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-30
Read. book ---seee .the picture <. . .EREE.. ] !.

To. each of the first five pur4
 chasers of Gertrude AtAeE-
 tons amazing story of reip- 'venatipn,. Monday r we'll give TWO FREE TICKETS, to, the .i'c tsu:r e at the 'TRLANON this. week, S.' Be one of the -fiye-+see O.
 rinAe Giftith and Conway
 Tearls in this screens mastey- piece based 'ea enc. ef the
 nest, talkea-of beaks %for
 years Y, 4, x T ','sl sF5' N " MAIN FLOOR
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'.---Loveman, Joseph & Loeb
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-30
Women {: 'sWe ear
 NoW5,'s.. j. -A
   

COATS from the simplest to the luxurious we showed the great reduction Prices for the LASH DAY of the year $997 $133O $1667, $19 67 $23.34, $2634, $3o $33, $3s.67 and so on to $166.e7. s..:
 BLOUSES of silk cotton-the fashionable sort you can't have many ofente stock-amost every desirable mate rial and lower for the very LAST DAY of the year. y1E >sE N 1 ss'SA,s -@i ', 7 SKIRTS for sports dress wearof wool or lk-plads checks strpes; peated Or plain silk many
 choose at will this LAST DAYof the iD lower prices. 5 f%1s% 'f+ lft fFs '' '0f4
 .s ---and SUITS at HALF 5.s,S2} :} Y Correct tailored rnodelnovely suspofts suits-fur- trimmed styles for every ypenothng everything goesro $50 suits $25to $l 50 suits at $75 Also special group at l5; all higher before
 11 <.{ f 9e SECOND FLOOR
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Hand Bags of silk, of

s-t tsrHi -4ts !. Hand Bags of silk, of leather oddments from our large before-Christ- mas stocks-not a thing the matter with them. except they are but one or. two of a kind.
 Fractions of earlier prices pay for these bags-+alI fash ion-right' in. shape, size and i; Izsf i;';'''f: ''53 E bAr. $1:.39 at. .,...s:. .,. ;Y -'
 g,5s NAN <. FLOOR ..:sWi Ii d sor Chairs, Stickley-nlade;. m a. ihogany finished;, with wood or rush seats; equally popu- liar for breakfast and "A Iising aE rooms. If LAST. DAY to save,s,!.
 ~ ''''1 .s THIRD FLOOR
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-30
Boys Suits, $7.95 ]. All Two-Trousers

Much higher before this Clear
 out, but now reduced to $7.95
 because the stocks are reduced
 to one or two of kind. Every suit. with two pairs of .trousers-just. right for hard, severy-day service in school--
 pretty patterns; sturdy fabrics;
 splendidRtailoring; worthwhile
 sayings.
 Little Boys Suits, A OH-Oi-
 vet Twist and other good mod els, in wool or velvet, some
 with silk blouses.
 { Carter's Underwear for Boys, Is Less-Olr entire stock heavy cotton,1 medium cotton. part wool and all-wool union . ......: KAHN FLOOR
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Evening star., 1923-02-03
JUVENILE WORKER
RESIGNS HER POST
Mrs. Edna Bushee Has Serv-
ed Nearly 18 Years in
Welfare Field.
PLANS BUSINESS CAREER
Will Probably Continue Her So
cial Aid Work in Ad-
visory Capacity.

Mrs. Edna K Bushee. executive sec
retary Of the Juvenile Protective AS
ISOLATION since its inception in 1917,
active worker in social welfare work
in the District of Columbia, has re-
signed to enter private business.
Mrs. Bushee became connected with
the Associated Charities in 1906 and
two years later was selected to all
the office created by the passage of
the new compulsory school attend
ance law as chief attendance officer
Of the public schools. She filled this
position for six years.
In December, 1913. Mrs. Bushee
went to the Juvenile Court as proba-
ton officer, and, as there was no ap-
preparation for this work, her salary
for the first six months was pledged
by tho D. A. r. chapters Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia
During the summer vacations while
schools Mrs. Bushee took charge of
on one occasion-in 1920-she was
granted temporary leave of absence
by the board OF the Juvenile Protec-
tive Association to take charge of
the Industrial School. at the time the
superintendent resigned, and this
work was carried on by her through
the summer until a new superin-
tendent was secured.
Mrs. Bushee also served as treas
urer of the Monday Evening Club for
ten years and Is now vice president
of that organization. She has been
a member of the executive committee
of tho Council of Social Agencies
since the formation of that body In
1921 and has been connected with
many other social welfare move
ments.
1t Is understood that Mrs. Bushee
will not sever completely her rela-
tions with social welfare work in the
District, for her experience in this
work has qualified her to fill positions
on advisory boards and places Of a
similar nature.
Evening star., 1923-02-03
GEN. HART BRUSQUELY
TOLD OF D|SSENS|ON

Gen. William H. Hart. quartermas-
ter general of the Army, was called
upon yesterday either to follow the
desires Of the majority of mon In the
quartermaster association or resign
as president Of that, body. Tho de-
mand was made by Capt. watson B.
Miller. national vice commander OF
the American Legion. who wrote a
letter to Gen. Hart worded, in part,
as follows:
your attitude and that Of so,ns Of
the officers surrounding you is bring
ing about a disruption between regu-
lar and reserve corps Quartermaster
officers. Unless this Is stopped at
once 1t will helplessly cripple and
finally ruin tho Quartermaster asso-
citation. You should use your infiu-
ence to keep this body Of regular and
reserve officers in solid front, to the
end that the nation may never again
be placed in the position Of 1914"
An effort to mend the breach be-
tween the two factions of the quar-
termaster association was made by
it's executive committee last night.
The association Is composed Of 5000
reserve officers, 500 regulars, $50 na-
tional guardsmen and 500 civilians.
Evening star., 1923-02-03
FOOD SHOW EXHIBITORS
|. STOCK UP ON SAMPLES.
Thousands Of Dollars Worth Will
Be Distributed During Two
Weeks Of Exhibition.

Thousands Of dollars worth OF SOU
venirs and samples will be given
away by exhibitors at the national
food show and household exposition
which opens Monday night. in Con-
vention Hall, and continues for two
weeks
More than $500 worth Of souvenirs
will be given at one booth alone. main
tanned by one of the city's largest
department stores. The gifts will
include measuring cups. dish mops.
dust cloths, handscrub brushes, and
other household articles.
Three pressure cookers, designed to
reduce the time for cooking foods.
cut gas bills to half, and improve the
quality and nourishment of sdishes,
will be given away for the best es-
says on the advantages and under
lying principles Of the device.
A twelVe-Quart cooker, valued at
sS3. and a ten-quart cooker, valued
at s29. will be awarded to the senior
and the junior domestic science stu
dents of local schools writing the best
l50-word essays on "The Advantages
Of Pressure Cookery" Essays must
be sent in sealed envelopes to Mrs.
James Osborn Macmillan. at the Grace
Dodge Hotel, not later than Wednes-
day, February IA
A seventeen-quart cooker, valued at
SS7, will be given to the teacher or
other user of the cooker writing the
best 2o0-word essay on Tho Basic
Principles Underlying Pressure Cook
cry"