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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-08-12
JOBS SCARCE,
WAGES Low IN
"BOB'S" BARONY
Wisconsin Not Utopia
For Workers

MADISON, Wis, Aug. 11.--Employ-
ment in Wisconsin factories fell OF 4
per cent between May and June and
the total paid in wages dropped SO
per cent, according to the monthly re-
port Of the state industrial commits
sion. This means a decrease of 4,8
per cent in average weekly pay which
declined to $23.93. The number on
payrolls is more than 10 per cent be-
low last year while the amount dis
bursed in wages has fallen Is per
cent.
Industries sharply affected by the
depression together with the per cent
reduction in their working forces since
year ago are brick, tile and cement
blocks, lib per cent; pig iron and roll
ing mill products, 449; foundries and
machine shops, 22.6; stoves, 11.8; ma
chinery, 15.5; automobiles, 1855; box
factories, 29.7; furniture, 10; boots
and shoes, S5; clothing, al; canning
and preserving, AT; -four mills, 24.9
per cent.
In the course of the month construc-
ton work picked up. Building work is
employing 7.3 per cent more men than
a year ago, railroad construction II
per cent more and marine dredging,
sewer digging, ETC., 3O.7 per cent more.
But the number in highway construc-
ton has fallen 81 per cent.
The number of applicants placed by
public employment offices shows a
falling off of 1876 per cent compared
with May and S1.4 per cent compared
with June, 1923.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-08-12
Scab Hotel Queered
Diet Expert With
Seattle Workers

SEATTLE, August 11.-Because he
up at nonunion hotel the Seattle
Central Labor council refused to
listen to a diet adviser who wanted
the floor at a regular meeting. An
other offense. of the adviser was his
recommendation that workers feed
oleomargarine to their children.
John H. Jepson, business agent
Milk Wagon Drivers, local Sc, took
Office as president Of the central body
Aug. s.
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Russia and Turkey.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. Ire
lations are strained between the new
Turkish government and Russia. The
Russian military attache and the Rus
sian consul at Angora are reported to
have been arrested for espionage.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-08-12

4S22-4s5o. This stylish model IL
composed of ladies' waist coat blouse
1922 and ladies' skirt 1850. White
flannel is here portrayed with facings
Of black suede. This style is also
good for ratine. or silk alpaca also in
sports silk or crepe.
The blouse is cut in z sizes: "a. 36
38, 40, AZ. A and 46 inches bust mea
sure. The skirt in sizes: rs, 81, 30
81, 33, 35 and 81 inches waist measure
with corresponding hip measure. So
81, 80. Al. 40. As and Az inches. To
make this suit for a 35-inch size will
require s yards OF s2-inch material
with 1a-yard for facings, II made as
illustrated. The width OF the skirt al
the foot is 1% yard.
TWO separate patterns mailed to
any address on receipt Of lie for each
pattern in silver or stamps.
esnd In that Standardization Todsv-
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A LAUGH FOR THE CHILDREN

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LEGION TALKS CHEAP MEMORIAL
FOR SLAIN CENTRALIA RAIDERS
SINCE $500 SCHEME FAILED
(RY Defense News servIoel

Farandwde dissemination of the $165OO col
ected for American Legion memorial in Centraa Washing
had been dsspated for salaries and expenses
evidently put the project on the
defensive For is hero monument will
be erected ANYHOW, but a cheaper scale.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-08-12

LENINGRAD, Aug. 11.-Professor
Bekhterofr, Of the Academy OF Ss
ence, the world-known Russian psy
chiatrist, has left for abroad on O
scientific mission.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13
DE NUESTRO CORR[SPONSAL EN- NEW YORK
MARGARITA ANA.

Cantaba una noche MarSarita d
Alvarez on COvent Garden. la gran
opera de Londres. Era ell aflo 1914.
Aida. El rev y la reina entire Ia con
currencia. Gran noche de gala. La
Iropia Margarita dice que jamas ha
cantadoa meior. con mas alma, con
mas sentimiento. Su triunfo mas
glorioso III pnblico aplaudfa con
frenesf delirantc.
Al salir ella del teatro. todo 10
mas selecto de Londres, los que me-
jor saben apreciar el arte, lie rem
dian no cl homenajc- que Sc les tri-
buta las reinas, sino ell que Sc les
'rinde u las diOSaS. La gente beSa
ba SuS vcStidOS La propia reina Y
CI prOpiO rcy de Inglatetra cran fl
guraS dc Segundo orden esa noche
y entire la ~multitUd al lado de
un official del ejGrcito ingl6s quien
ella conocfa, vi0 Il un ioven alto. de
figura ariStOcrdtica. de ojoS intclec-
tuales. lei era el tinico que no aplau-
dfa, que eStaba frfo, que la miraba
con indiferencia alin.
AcOstumbrada a ser perSeguida por
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13

Al ser presentado el principe a la
artista, aquGl la dijo:
-Prmftame que la rinda homena-
je como artiSta.
-; solo como artista lie presun-
to ella, con una SOnriSa.
-Y0 10 rind0 homemade a ningu-
ma muier. replic0 el principe, con
tono severe.
Mas tarde, esa miSma nOche. Guam
do convcrSaba a SOlaS, el dijo que
serfa para el I'M placer tratarla CO.
mo amiga, sin que en- esa amistad
hubiera pudiera haber nj el mas
leye indicio de amor. lei amor es
impossible para mi, agreg0 el prln-
cipe. La muier quien yo amara Sc
apoderarfa por complete de mi. 81
yo amara. ell amor Seria mi deStruc-
ci6n. mi rtina 70 tengo mi trabajo.
mis- ambicionaS polfticaS. No puedo
permitir que la passion inmensa que
ducrme en- mi me domino.
y. ESQ haSt0 ESe era el homhre a
quien Margarita podfa amar, a
qllicn va amaba quien habfa que
conquistar. a quien habfa que So
meter: cuy0 amor immense, dormi-
do. habia que despertar.
y 10 deSpert0 Fu6 al principle
amistad. como el principe habfa pc
dido. Pero ella, usando todas las
arInas que eStaban a su alcance. su
juyentud. sti encanto. SUI arte, to-
mo la fortaleza.
Tai vcz hay algo dc ingenuo en-
esta confession. Margarita cree que
ella era la conquiStadora V 81 cl
conQuistado. NO cs mas l6gico su-
nOner que el principe. cOnOcedOr pro
fundo del coraz0n humane. Supo
lamar al coraZ0n dOlmid0 de la ar
tista? mo era ella la capaz de una
passion inmenSa que n&die habfa
despertado? Sus ambiciOnes polfti-
cas-, SuS Sucn0S. mo eran las ambi-
clones artfsticas. los suc1os de la
artiSta mimada por el p1blico? Pa
ia hacoria renmciar, inO tenfa que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13
POr II. G.. WELLS.
(FamOS0 u0VeIista britanirO)
ArticulO especial para
Eel MUNDO)

LONDRES. julio 1S- iEstd Ia
raza Anglo Sajona preparada para
gObernar OtraS raZas?
Sc eXticnde por toda la TERRA.
Dirigc milloneS dc SereS mulatoS.
negros, amarillos; dOmina V pro
tege' un nlmcrO mayor de los que
actualmente gobierna. Y hay mo-
mentoS Ell que nos SOrprende ell
sentimiento fntimo de su inmensa
ineptitud En- muchOS SentidOS la
raza Anglo Saiona cs indiScutible-
mente admirable pero en- relaci0n
con OtraS razas es inSufrible, an
tipatica, torpe. Tai vcz esta opinion
este sujeta a reparos; pOrque es
mas l0gico asegurar que ninguna
raza cStd preparada para tenor cl
dominic sobre otra.
In possession dc dominic sobre otros
prehl0S nos lleva a 10 mcjor Il una
inconSiderada rectitud. 10 pe0r
4 una extremada vauidad. crueldad
@ iniuSticia. Hay muy pocoS elem
ploS en el mundo de rGgimencs eX-
tranjeroS moderadamenfe Satisfac-
tOrioS Los JeSUftaS Ell Sur Anne
l'ica pArecen haber actuad0 bien
de un mOdO POGO progressive. El re
giInen brit;lnicO de Nigeria Y al%lI-
mas de las AntillaS cS un punto
omparativamente luminoSO en- Ia
historic de Ia intervention de IA
zas, y los holandeses dan f6 de una
Java baStante feliz V pr0Spera rs.
taS son eXcepciOues SobreSalientes
La regla general para que haya pa2
entire dos razaS parece ser la aSi
miiaci6n Q Ia separation absolute
la mas neGra tragedia SObreviene
cUandO, como en- eI sur de los ES
tadoS Unidos. no pueden ambas ra-
ZaS III aSimilarSe III deScnlaZarSe
En- Ia gran comunidad de nacio
mes eSmeradamente educada del fu
tllr0 hacia la cual Sc uneven tOdoS
los acontecimientos humanoS. cada
indiYiduo, cada pueblo. Scra cello
SamentG educado Y cjercitadO Ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13
Incornpatibilidades entre la India
y el pueblo britanico
Dos que pueden asimase Ell regimen ngs las Anti
HAS, La separation gdterra rando Ell General Dyer

buenos modales Intermediates Ac-
tualmente nueStro mundo cuenta
eScaSamentc con un hombre com
plctamente educadO.
Raz6n mas que suficiente pueS,
para mantener Separates IA qlliencs
no pueden asociarse generoSa Y pa
cificamente con OtrOS. V para liber-
tar QlliencS no han podidO Sepa-
rarSe tOdayfa. Tn reciente case de
libelo prOV0cado por Sir Michael
ODawyer contra Sir Sankaran
Nair ha demoStrad0 muy claramcnte
cl trcmendo fracaSo del SiStCma inn
perial britanico deSpu6s de un sigl0
de ma&nfficas oportunidades para
Sentdr un preccdcnte traditional de
acci0n intermedia entire el pueblo
brit;inico, la guarnici6n inAeSa. V
la poblaci0n hindt Ha demostra-
do asf miSmO la imDosibilidad de
cOntinuar por mas tempo el rG&i-
men britinicO en- aqUella penInSu-
la. DespuCS de conocel' todoS los de-
TALES del case. recibimoS la misnla
impression dcSalentadora de iucom-
pltibilidad irremediable que Sc re
cibe de alGilnos caSOS matrimOnidleS.
i.O imDortantc 10 eS que GStO 0 aque-
10 In sido hecho 0 Sc ha dejado
de hacer Siuo que dos SCreS CS-
Tan uncidoS un yugo desigual en-
tcmperamento inteligencia. que
no Sc cOnprendcn. que nunca podr;in
comprenderSc mientraS Si@an init
mamente asociadoS. Los britanicOs
, no son tan buenOS hi tan SabiOS pa
RI realiZar este trabajo; el pueblo
hindu no eS 10 Suficientemente pa
ciente Y abncgadO para soportarlo
rs un case en- que urge la scpara-
ci0n tan rapida Y tan anliStosa co
sea dentro &c POGO un trigico iii.
VOrciO.
l. Debo cOnfeSar que y0 no puedC
Scntir una indignaci0n muy profun-
ia contra el general Dyer. Piensc
que fu6 en- realidad. eStdpido, eS
acknowledgements violento, inneceSa
| liamente sangriento. No creo que
| ell tirotco de AmritSar fuera iucvi
| table: ciertamente cl general Dyer
Sc eXcedi6 Gemasiado en- cl ataque
PerO la ciase de viOlencia eStlipi
da y eSpasm6dica Cue demostr0 es
muy caracrerfstica Ell muchos in
glcses Y muchOs americanos, er
mi nIiSluo lo eS. Yo no hc tenidO
atorttlha damente para mi, las 0pOr-
| ItmnidadeS del General Dyer. rero nC
cS nCCcS3riO matar a nadic para
Sahcr que uno puede ser nation y
cruel c}andO unO cS mOvidO p0r pro
ccsos mcntnlcs que no comprcndo
En este aSpecto del case Dyer, por
| rjcmplo. cS Cl maestro de escuela
i0ven yiolento. POGO practice. aZo-
tando a los chicos mas rezagados
en cl trabajo escolar contra ell cua,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13
MR.. FRANK Il. SIM
MONDS, H|STOR|A-
DOR De Ia.
Continuation de la pagina Z

ropa todos los prOblemaS pendien-
ties V en- que la Yoluntad para que
Sc cOnsiga la paZ son mayOres que
Ell cualquier mOmento deSdc que eS-
tall0 la guerra, Y cuandO el infor-
me de la Comisi0n Dawes la pro
porcionadO por 10 menOS una base
firne para encontrar la Soluci0n
de eSaS cueStiOnes. todo eI progre-
so en- bucn Sentido Sc encuentra pa
ralizado ante Ia anarquIa legislati-
va que prevalece Ell Paris Y en- Ber-
lin, todos lSs planes tiencn que
quedar supeditadoS a In conServa-
ci6n en- el poder de .un MinisteriO
britdnico que Siempre Sc encuentra
en- minorfa Y que Sc halla diaria-
mcnte en- peligro dc verse derrota-
do y lie tener que presentar su di-
mission
ASl ha sucedido que en- cl mOmen-
to actual Ia verdadera amenaza que
eXiSte para la paz en- Europa pa
ri un arreglO de caracter interna-
cional no consiste en- el militariSmo
hi on el imperialismo sino en- 10
que, p3r falta de mejor tftulo, DO
demos lamar el parlamentarismo, 0
sea la extension Y Ia expansion del
siStema de bloques. Que ha dado orr
gen a la paralizaci6n Y la inesta-
bilidad. y que por ell momentO pa
rece destinado a prolongar, 81 no
naciOnales aplazando 0 eyitando la
aplicaci0n del plan Dawes. que lle-
va VA dos meses de aguardar cl re-
sultad0 de las ciecciones parlamen-
tarias franceSas Y alcmanas. asf CO.
mo las orgarizaciones que habran
de ser conSccucncia de los resulta-
dos elector@les
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13
PARA DESARROLLAR Ia HER
MOSTRA OCULTA DEL CABELLO

No hay NADIA tan encantadOr en-
una DANA como la OStentaci0n de
una hcrm0sa cabellcra. que para
rarccer tai. debe ser brillante, Sc
doSa ondulada. Ina mujcr que
me a SUS CncantOS este complement
to indiScutible de Su gracia natural.
pS Scncillamente SeductOra. En- In
conservation del cabello-E Su mejo-
r9mipnto. Intervene en- primer lu-
gar la calidad del shampoo que Sc
emplea. pueS 81 este 10 produce bue-
ma eSpuma. 10 higieniZa relativa-
mpnte. V en- conSecuencia nunca OS-
tcnta esc brillo que debe tener En-
cambio. un shampoo preparadO con
@ranulados StallaX Y aqua caliente,
produce una abundante eSpuma per-
fumada Y limpia eficaZmente ell ca
bello. DcspuGS de enjuagado Sc Sc
ca con toailaS ca!icnteS. Y eI rcSul-
tado obtcnidO cS admirable. Toda
In brillanteZ Oculta del cabcllO cS
rCveiada V queda scdOSo. OndI1lado
'stNil paul pNiH"t' GH loS CdSOS We
rerSiStcnte grasitud en- el cuerO ca
belludo. el StallaX eS Un corrective
irrccnlplazabIe. Y q las personals que
iicncn el cabcllo Quebradizo V secO,
50 les rocomicnda antes de cada
shampoo. un masaje en- la cabeza
con aceite de Olivia.
Charlotte ROuVier.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13

Sc rebelan. TOdo I'll incidente de los
.rastornos ocurridos en- Punjab eS
realmente un rehtO triStiSimo, no
solo para In poblaci0n natlVa 81
no para los ADMINISTRATORS britt-
nicoS rs una historic de co;t1si"-
toS. de resentimientoS. Empezamos
Il verloS en- una oficialidad ansiosa
dc "voluntarioS' para una gran que
IRA oficialidad incapaz de compren-
der que una gran guerra no sig
nffica NADIA. no dcbi6 significar ma
da para cualquier ciudadano razo-
nablc de In India. iQue le impor-
taba clloS? DeSpu6s SeguimOS Ell
una hiStoria de preston one au-
mciita continuamente en- SuS mas
SevcroS detallcS haSta que alcanZa
Il las mas crueleS indignidadcS. y
torturaS para eStimular al ''volun-
tario' llCno &c 3nimoS. La preston
Sc sucede de jrfcS a Subordinalos.
tic@puerando Siempre hacia la cruel
dad en- toGaS SuS tranSicioneS; eS
impossible. pueS. fijar responsible
Gad4S en ninglin case. Lue&o provo
ca la reSistencia. Una pohlaci0n
| canSada, vejada, at0rmcntada co
micnZa Il celebrar aSambleaS, rea-
liar gcStoS de violenta oposici6n
La partc irritable que incluye In
composici0n AngIo-Sajona reSpon
di6 con ''firmeza" La firmeza car
! 20 los rifles. prepare homhas
aereas para diSpersar las "asaia-
bleaS pcligrosaS"
Hay un momcnto de eSpantoSa
obStinaciGn durante el cual los An
! glO- -SajOneS son capaceS de cualqUicI
atrocidad momentanea cS rara ve2
/ de,iberadamente cruel. pcro eS proh
tamente. g:OSCramcnte, ardientem2u
te cruel nUeitra raZa. En- In oS
curidad LII mas rigltrosa cIiatUra
colueteri un crimen Il la mas nilnia
prOVOcaci6n. Ciert4mente. Y en- viCn
dose f"cntc al cuerpo dc Su vfrti
ma Su rcSpc,o propio eXi@e iuu
adecuada raZ0n rara iuStificar G
aSeSinato cometido. Tan pront0 CO
mo los CampoS de AmritSar Sc cti
| h"ipron de muertoS mOribundo;,
cl General Dyer c0mprendi6 CLARA
meme que una pcligrosiSima rebc
lion. un sc@undo motfn en- la In
dia habia sido heroicamcmte dcS
trufdo On pinripio
Sus Slypeiioscs militarcs no pen
Saron aSf. y el General Dyer fn'
: re. rendido y clStigaGo muy acrr
tadamcntc. muy ncceSariamcntc. Al
@unos arreGlos Sc hicieron para ga
mar cI coraZ6n de la India ultr;
! jada por aqucl trato del Genera
! Dyer: cl lcSGraciado incidcntc 4,
Amri,Sar mrhiera pasadO 81 no q
oivido por 10 menOs Il. las retrt
@raGanteS pcrSpectivas de la histo
ria no ser por la cmpreSa liti
! GiOsa de Sir Michael O'DaWycr
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reyes V millonarios, Margarita Sc
sinti5 humillada, V Sc prOpusO So
meter a este hombre altanerO a su
vasaIlaie. Ella Sc encarg6 de per-
segrirlo. Conociendo al acompahan-
te de este hombre hermoso indi-
ferente. no tard0 mucho en- saber
qui6n era cl principe Serge Xbuira.
\ I'm gran baile que Sc daba en-
Londrcs. al cual ell principe iba a
aSiStir. ella Sc hizo inyitar.
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aparcccr 81 como rcnunciandO?
Sc comprometieron para casarse.
y ella iba 4 vivir Russia. a renun-
ciar al proscenio Y a la gloria. Su
felicidad era Ia suprema gloria a
que rodia aspilar.
Pcro no divide usted que era el
a1o 1914. Estall6 Ia guerra FL prfn-
cipe russo Sc fuG a su regimiento
\, valiente como era, cstuvo al
frente de sus tropas y la misma
bala que mat0 al principe Serge ma
to Ia noyela de amor lie Margari-
ia.
ErnestO J4R.AMILLO.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-10-16
EBERLY ADDS MUSKRAT
 DIVISION TO FUR FARM

W. A. Eberly was in town the first of the week from his fox ranch at Pats Creek. Mr. Eberly has re- gently added a muskrat division to his fur farm. He has secured eighty of these little fur bearers and placed them on his farm. He expects that the natural increase from this ini- tial allotment to produce profitable crops within less than five years
 Capt. and Mrs. S. c. Harrington and Mrs. Sexton took passage to Seattle on the Queen Saturday after noon. Capt. Barrington's present plans are to return to Wrangell as early as February.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-10-16
Card Party Enjoyed

The ladies of the Altar Society were hostesses at delightful card party at Redmen's Hall last Satur- day evening. Progressive whist was played and a number of new features were introduced as to pro- gression and score cards. Prizes for high scores were received by Mrs. F. H. Gold and A. Lemieux who won the cut from F. H. Gold who had tied with him. Consola. tions were awarded MT. and Mrs l.. M. Royal. After the card game an unusually nice lunch was served fin the banquet room, which had been beautifully decorated with dahlias and other fall flowers cut that day from Wrangell gardens A fish pond afforded amusement for the children.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-10-16
P.- I. Meeting

The October meeting of the PIT. A. was held last Thursday evening in MT. Shumway's room at the Grade School building.
 During the business session a number of interesting topics were brought up for consideration. chief among them being additional play ground equipment for the grade school and securing a practice hall for the high school basketball teams. Both questions were referred to committees.
 The program was exceptionally fine and set high standard for the rest of the year.
 Supt. Hagie gave an address on the subject assigned him by the program committee, "The Aims and Policies of the School" His address was most interesting and combined a thoroughly practical viewpoint with broad vision of achievement A vocal duet by Mrs. Hagie and Mrs Whaley accompanied by Mrs. Royal on the piano was much enjoyed. Mrs Shumway closed the program with a group of readings The audience were agreed in feeling that Wran- gell has never had a more delight full and talented artist than Mrs Shumway.
 The social hour which followed had been arranged by Mrs. Wheeler Mrs. J. G. Grant and Mrs. s. D Grant,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-10-16
ALLEGED REINDEER MEAT
 SERVED AT ANCHORAGE

Meat from two bull caribou were recently served to patrons in an Anchorage restaurant, as reindeer meat, according to B. B. Mozee, head of the local district of the Bu- reau of Education, in an interview yesterday with a representative of the Anchorage Daily Alaskan.
 This so called reindeer meat was very strong in flavor, MT. Mozee stated, and was absolutely unfit for table use. Naturally, people who ate this so-called reindeer meat for the first time will have a repugnance for it in the future. The Bureau of Education, he said is attempting to establish a market for the reindeer industry and continued illegal prac- tices of this nature is bound to end in drastic measures by the govern
 
 ment, in protecting the industry.
 It is stated that when this so-call- ed reindeer meat was served 1t was claimed the meat was from wild reindeer. There is no such animal, MT. Mozee stated, for the reindeer is a domesticated animal. The serv- ing of caribou meat is not legal and the public is warned that it might be we'll to take the proper precau- tions in ordering reindeer meat served to them and not have other meat supplied.-Anchorage Alaskan
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-10-16
FISH SHIPMENTS
On the Rogers

On the Rogers
 Wrangell Shellfish Cannery, 5 boxes shrimp meat.
 Alaska Glacier Sea Food Co.,, 2 boxes shrimp meat.
 Ludwig Berg, 1 keg fish
 John Olson, IA boxes smelt.
 c. c. Mundy, 12 boxes salmon, boxes halibut, 1 box black cod, box shrimp. On the Northwestern
 Wrangell Shellfish Cannery. boxes shrimp meat.
 Frank Churchill, 10 boxes smelt.
 Alaska Glacier Sea Food Co.,, II boxes shrimp meat.
 c. c. Mundy, 6 boxes halibut, boxes salmon, box shrimp meat. On the Queen
 c. c. Mundy, 2 boxes salmon, 2 boxes salmon. On the Alaska- c. c. Mundy. 2 boxes salmos. 2 boxes halibut.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-10-16
SCHOOLS

The report cards covering the work of the first six weeks of school were sent out the first of the week. Although there were a few failures recorded the indication was that, on the whole, a very creditabel type of work was being done throughout the system.
 A standard system of marking has been adopted in place of the local designations which have been in use here during the past two or three years. The four letters, A, B, c, and D indicate the quality of work above Failure" which Is des- ignated by the letter "F''. The let ters in this scale do not necessarily represent percentages as in most in stances the work has never been figured in terms of percentage. The letter A indicates work of superior quality which is not attainable ex- cept to the most capable students. putting forth a consistent effort to do more than is actually required by the teacher in charge. The letter B indicates a type of work which is decidedly above the average. but is within the reach of all but those who are actually inferior in natural ability, provided they are willing to put forth consistent effort c indi- cates a type of work which is neith- CT very good nor very bad. If this grade goes to a pupil of average ability or better it is an indication that the child is loafing on the job The mark of D indicated wokr of an inferior quality but is accepted as a passing grade in subject. This mark appearing on the card of child who is normal mentally should indicate to a parent that some home "pressure' might be employed to good advantage The school Is pow erless to do everything for the child without the cooperation of the par ents A grade of F indicates com plete failure in the subject and should mean one of two things: either that the pupil is hopelessly incapable of carrying work of that grade or that the attitude toward consistent work is not what 1t should be. In nine cases out of ten the proper place to remedy the con- dition is in the home and the proper authority to do it is the parent. .
 Mrs. Otie S. Bronson who has been teaching in the ungraded room returned to Seattle on the S.S. Queen. The reasons given for her rather sudden decision to leave were that her health was such that she did not feel equal to the work, that it was impossible for MT. Bronson to come to Wrangell as had been planned and that her son had ac- cepted a position in Seattle and would not consent to her remaining here alone. Mrs Pritchett is filling the gap in the line until the newly elected teacher arrives.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-10-16

MT. and Mrs. W. A. Fries who have been located at Skagway for several years were aboard the Queen last Saturday en route to Ketchikan where MT. Fries becomes manager of the new First National Bank of that city. MT. Fries is also one of the vice presidents of the Bank of Alaska.