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Evening star., 1924-12-31
Capitol Contains
| White House, Says
S,0eet Young Thing

sweet young thing to docrkeeper
at senate Office Building:
Can you tell me where Congress
meets?"
certainly answered the ever
ooiiging guardian OF the portals.
The House of representatives
meets on the left side" as he
pointed to the Capitol, land the
senate meets on the right side, as
we look at 1t from here"
oh yes. of course" she said. IT
might have known that. 1t makes
II SO convenient for the President,
aoesnt 1t, with the White House
in between"
Evening star., 1924-12-31
YOUTH KILLS MESSENGER,
BUT MISSES 100000
Bandit Locks Up Conductor and
Baggageman-Fails to Open
Car Safe and Flees.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO, December 31.-A youth
held up the express car crew of the
Viking, fast Chicago and Northwest
ern railroad passenger train, near
Highland Park, Ill, last night, shot
and killed a messenger. locked up the
train conductor and baggageman and
escaped, after a futile attempt to open
the safe, which contained bonds
jewels and money valued at upward
Of $500, 600.
Russell Dickey, A. Milwaukee. Wis
was slain when he attempted to dis
arm the robber, who took one of two
keys necessary to open the safe from
Dickey's body. He failed to find the
second key, which was in the mes
senger's overcoat. hanging a foot
away from the safe, and leaped from
the train as it pulled into Winnetks
Ill.
Evening star., 1924-12-31
WOMAN WHIPPER HELD.
Atrocious Assault Charge Made by
Alleged Rival.

NEWARK, N. j., December al
Mrs. Albert Either Of Irvington to-
day was held for the grand jury
on charges of atrocious assault and
battery made by Mrs. Rose Donahue,
widow. who alleged that she was
whipped by Mrs. Either.
Counsel for Mrs. Either, in whose
custody she was paroled, told Judge
Gritce that Mrs. Either had followed
her husband to Mrs. Donahue's home.
armed with dog leash, because she
thought her husband was being en-
ticed. The alleged attack was the
outcome of Mrs. Eitner's trip.
Mrs. Donahue asserted that, while
Either had occasionally taken her
down town In his car his attentions
were only those Of friendship
Evening star., 1924-12-31
80 SHOTS OVERHAUL
SPEEDING RUMBOAT
New York Police Seize Five
Men as Holiday Runners
After 15-MiIe Chase.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, December 31-A gun
battle between marine police and
rum smugglers aboard a motor boat
which contained zoo cases of cham
pagne early today inaugurated the Of
fensive against the flow of liquor into
New York for the New Year ceiebra-
ttons. The battle, during which 80
shots were fired in a 15-mile chase
off the Battery, ended with the cap
ture OF the boat and five prisoners.
While the rum feet carried out it's
hnai maneuvers to check liquor snug
Cling and the police department COM
pleted plans for increased patrols in
strategic positions, Broadway and the
other centers of amusement went
ahead with plans for gay celebrations
to usher in the New Year tonight.
Extra Broadway Force.
The police plans called for 800 ex-
ira policemen on Broadway between
Forty-second and Forty-ninth streets,
Wfth 100 extra men to keep a watch
on the festivities in Greenwich Viii
lage. Two hundred patrolmen were
assigned to duty in the Brooklyn dis
trict, where New Year celebrations
are largely concentrated. The extra
policemen will remain at their posts
1EoH . o CLOCK tonight until CLOCK
tomorrow morning.
Reservations in all hotels, restau-
rants, dance and supper clubs far
exceeded accommodations, according
to the proprfetors. who said there
was every indication of its being
one of the gayest New Year cele-
brations in a number of seasons
The offensive against rum SNUG
Cling for the holidays reached its
hnal strength last night, when an
armed fiotilla of 40 Coast Guard rum
chasers and destroyers had taken
their positions along rum row to in
tercept all smugglers trading with
liquor vessels.
s40,0O0.O00 in Bootleg.
The offensive feet more than dou-
bled the rum feet in numbers, there
oeing only Is of the latter. The rum
vessels, however. had doubled in
number since Christmas eve. 1t was
estimated by enforcement officials
that the rum ships are loaded with
$4,000 cases OF liquor valued as high
as *4o,00o,0o0 at bootleg prices.
The boat captured by the marine
police this morning was the Maybe,
a 70O-horsepower, bullet-proof craft
capable of great speed.
The police said the prisoners had
intended to land the 200 cases of
champagne from an East River pier
convenient to the Broadway district.
Evening star., 1924-12-31
Dry agents Lay Aside Guns to Make
Driue on Indoor Ne,U Year TippIing q

Prohibition agents armed only with
their authority will watch Washing
toms indoor farewell to the old year
tonight.
Orders were issued today to the
Capitals dry force to leave guns at
home and to strenously avoid fights
while searching for liquor in public
places.
Hotels. great and small. and caba7
rets viii receive special attention of
the agents, who have reserved rooms
and tables from which to conduct
their operations. Officials said they
woulS seize all liquor in sight, no
Evening star., 1924-12-31

matter where found. They observed
however, that it would be impossible
to be everywhere at once.
Along with the orders against gun
toting in the hotels went instructions
to the agents to be prepared to defend
themselves and to help each other.
They were especially counseled against
show of force. being told that II
would be wiser to lose a possible ar
rest than to start fight.
On last New Year eve a few raids
were directed against public drinkers
in the csbarets outside the Fashionable
district, but in the dining rooms of the
pr.acipaIs hotels merfinaking went
forward without interference.
Evening star., 1924-12-31
Cries of Insects
Not Their Way of
Speaking Thoughts

Insects may have languages of
their own in tones the human ear
can not detect, but. generally
speaking, the croakings and
lamentings of insects mean moth
ing between them, according to a
paper read yesterday by DR..
Frank B. Lutz of the American
Museum of Natural History be-
fore the American Association for the
Advancement Of Science.
Il have spent many hours, in
the hot sun watching lady grass
hoppers," DR.. Lutz said, "and 1
must say that if human lovers
received as little response to
their serenades as do the grass
hoppers, most of them would
either give up music or remain
bachelors
Evening star., 1924-12-31
Guard Gusts State Official.

DENVER, Colo. December ST.
Officials' of the Colorado National
Guard, at the order of Gov. w. E.
Sweet today removed w. V. Roberts.
Civil Service commissioner. from his
office, carried him into the hallway
al the State capitol and took his keys
from him.
Evening star., 1924-12-31
s150.o0o Fire at Penn State

STATE COLLEGE, December 31.-
Three buildings at Allen street and
State College avenue, occupied by a
number of stores, were badly damaged
by FIRE and water today, causing loss
estimated at $150.000. The buildings
were owned by II. L. Lietzeil. G. l..
Smith and the Montgomery Clothing
Co.
Evening star., 1924-12-31
DEPUTIES FIGHT on FLOOR
One Gets Nose Bloodied in Clash ON
Amnesty Bill.
: the Associated Pres,

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, December 31.--The amnesty
Dill, as amended by the Senate. came
oefore the Chamber Of Deputies this
morning and within half an hour had
led to a fist encounter between Depu
ties Simon and Raynaud, Socialists,
and NJ. Balanant. a member of the
Democratic group, who was shouting
opposing Interruptions at a deputy
who was speaking
They got In their work so rapidly
that the ushers were unable to sepa-
rate themNbefore Raynaud was bleed
ing freely from the nose.
Evening star., 1924-12-31
Veteran Newspaper Man Dies.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, December 81.
Col. Horace Hood, IL, veteran news
paper man and founder of the Mont
gomery Journal. died at his home here
last night. While Col. Hood had been
in failing health for some time. the
illness which eliminated in his death
was of short duration.
Evening star., 1924-12-31
Des Moines Bank Is Closed.

DES MONIES, Iowa. December 81.
The Commercial Savings Bank here
failed to open this morning under
orders of the State Banking Depart
ment. The bank had s1,00e,o00 of
public funds on deposit
Evening star., 1924-12-31

From the London Passing Show.
He-Are you fond of entertaining
callers?
she-Yea; but. dear me, so few of
them are!''
Evening star., 1924-12-31
effected saving of so per cent in

effected saving of 80 per cent in
the work.
Discovery OF bacteria that appear
to be responsible for the present
epidemic of hiccoughs was reported In
a paper prepared for the medical
science section by DR.. Edward C..
Rosenow Of the Mayo Foundation at
Rochester. MINI. The bacteria are of
the sort known as streptococci and
produced hiccoughs when injected
into the brains of animals
The streptococci were obtained by
DR.. Rosenow from the throats Of per
sons suffering from hiccoughs in the
present epidemic, which he described
as milder than previous ones. In six
cases studied hiccoughs had been
constant from two to eight days
OF 80 animals injected with cultures
of the bacteria. Is soon began to hic-
cough, while 13 had spasms of the
abdominal muscles and 23 of other
muscles.
Control of Diabetis,
Favorable results looking toward the
control Of diabetic symptoms bv means
OF insulin administered by the mouth in
stead OF hypodermically. as at present.
were reported in paper by DIR. John
X. Murlin OF the University of Roch-
ester. To overcome the problem of the
destruction of insulin by stomach Juices
DR.. Murlin said he had prepared in
sulin tablets which pass through the
stomach unaffected and are dissolved in
the intestines.
Crushing of the very molecules OF
matter themselves by pressures five
times that of the firing pressure Of the
biggest guns was described in a paper
by Or. +. w. Bridgman Of Harvard Uni
versity. Caesium, rare metal similar
to sodium and potassium, was found to
be still compressible at enormous pres.
sures, the loss Of volume representing a
crowding and crushing of the molecules
themselves instead of a taking up OF
the slack between them. DR.. Bridgemar
predicted that all metals would act the
same way at pressures beyond the
range of present laboratory equipment
Evening star., 1924-12-31
FUTURE OF WORLD
HINGES ON SCIENCE,
COOLIDGE ASSERTS

CONTINUED from First Page)
Evening star., 1924-12-31
HERRI0T ASSURES
u. S. FRENCH DEBT
WILL BE HONORED

Continued from First Page }
Evening star., 1924-12-31
EFFICIENCY RATINGS
OPEN TO INSPECTION
UNDER STONES RULING

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PLEASANT ROOMS. EXCELLENT
meals. hot water. garage. on car line.
Call Mrs. Sam Grayson, 326 san Pedro
Ave S-A-
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You will Find House You Want Rental Conu
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Melliff-McAllister Lumber Company q
1 SAM c. Bennett, March Z, 1924, deed
| to lots IA TO 10. inclusive, block 6. new
| city block 1858. and lots IL TO ~. in
elusive. block Is. new city block 1851
carrie and Israel Tabakin to Pauline
Cassrez. April =, 1881, deed TO lots j
and ., block 81, new city block el7;
$1,000.
John Merrill, sole devisee, to Lansston
Branch. April /. 1924, deed to lot s,
new city block 1880: $50.
Langston Branch to Sam Daniels and
wife. April 5, 1924. deed to lot s, block
10. new city block 1880; s275.
Mellff- McAllister Lumber Company 10
Sam C. Bennett. April 4. 1924. deed to
lots to 6, inclusive lots IL and IS.
block c. new city block 1858, lots 45 to
50. inclusive. block Is, new city block
1857: $40. etc.
Alice Roberts 10 L. r. and Amelle
Hubble. April 4. 1924. deed to lot IL,
block /, new city block 2101; $50. etc
Mary c. Aschbacher and A. W. Bit
ter. executors of estate of Emil Kiel.
deceased. 10 Harold Emily Kiel, Ida Kiel
Carter and livia Kiel Holbrook. october
?, 1928, deed to 2i51s acres in survey
So as per field notes; valuable.
W. E. jackson and wife to G. G. PEN
nington. March rs, 1924. deed to lot is.
block /. new city block 6227. Country
Club Place; $500.
Roselawn Cemetery. Inc. 10 Harriet
2S3. block Z. Roselawn cemetery: $50.
Alicia A. Picnot ct al. to City National
Bank. March Z. 1924. deed to lots and
2, new city block 2s9S; $500. etc.
NJ. II. Davis 10 L. J. Wright. March
90. 1924. deed TO lots "a and SB, block
:: new city block esss, Jefferson
Mary ]. Barker ct al. by sheriff. TO
Mary J. Barker, April !. 1924. sheriffs
deed to lot 16 block 20, Los Angeles
Heights: Sls62.5o.
Harold KEEL to Emily KEEL. April Z.
1924. deed to 915.1S acres OF land in
Bexar county, as per field notes; $4,000.
Homer Rogers to Houston Await and
wife. April 5, 1924. deed to tract 81 Of
acre tracts; 500, etc.
B. G. Irish to H. c. Thorman, April
4. 1924. deed to west 40 feet of lot
S. block IL. new city block 1856. Brack
enridge Place; s60e.
Peter Helmer and wife to Herbert
Kraft. April l6. 1928. deed TO part Of
lot Z. new city block 1i17, and an I'M
divided one-half interest in strip three
feet wide. as per field notes; $40. etc.
W. A. Baity and wife to owen X.
Brundage, April S. 1924. deed TO east
four feet of lot Is, block 81. new city
block S329; si1S5.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

T P. Walsh. shed. West Commerce
Sl25.
R. Pena. one-room addition. Brazos;
DR.. / S Kahn. repairs. Wesatche; $500.
NJ. J. Thompson. three-room dwelling,
Frame: $500.
R. c. Hughes, four-room dwelling, Rip
ley; $4,000.
F. Moreno, garage, Santiago; $50.
Norris and Company, repair building.
Medina; $500.
$. j. Butler, five-room dwelling. In
diana; $1,000.
G. W. Bouldin, four-room dwelling, Gu
neywsy; $500.
George Galloway, remodel, Spruce;
1880.
B. A. Adams. three-room dwelling
Canton: $500.
P. l.. Lewis. remodel front Of building,
East Houston; $500.
W. Ford. repair fire damage. Maple;
s25OO.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Eager, remodel and
addition. Main; $500.
DR.. ". NJ. Wolff. addition, Ashby;
$500.
W. A. Baity. two six-room dwellings,
Highland. $4,000 and $500 each; $500.
W. A. Baity. five-room dwelling, High
land; $500.
Roy Campbell. two-story eight-room
dwelling. Gramercy; $4,000.
5. H. Gates, six-room dwelling, Pal
metto; $500.
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FARMS AND RANCHES
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

HAVE BUYERS FOR LOTS. HOUSE:
or stores. Richey & Casey.
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DELIVERY SERVICE.

when tire delivery OF your copy OF the
Iirht Is late or irregular you VIII DO US
a favor nv complaining.
.Te'ephone Crockett 1913 before y. M
an week DAYS and before II a. m. on
Sn,dsv mornings and a rsrer will be
sent v,u nv snscisi messenger.
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Crockett 1.42.
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REAL ESTATE
HOUSES FOR SALE.
Sacrificing Estates

Modern eight-room duplex, practically
new. all conveniences. the built-ins. two
sleeping porches. breakfast nook. double
garage, 75-foot lot on paved street with
cement curb and walks. lust off Broad
way and outside city limits. would sub
I.it offer.
Large 15-room apartment house on
large corner lot on very top of Alamo
Heights. overlooking the city. paved
street with cement walks. garages and
modern conveniences. all in good condi-
ton. price reduced $4,000. something for
a shrewd investor.
Close-in five-room bungalow with bath.
hell. sewers. gas. electricity, on paved
street. cement curb and walks, only
$500. subject to confirmation.
Acreage tract on Robert z. Lee street
between Pleasanton and Corpus Christi
roads. with city water and lights near.
at bargain.
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN
& TRUST co.
Tr. 1f1. 2l5 W. Commerce st.
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AGENTS WANTED

SUBSTANTIAL OLD LINE LIFE IN
surance company has just entered Tex
rs and needs a reliable general agent at
San Antonio. Attractive policies low
premiums, high commission with per
petual renewals and liberal office al
lowance to the right man. Box "a Light.
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Statesmen WANTED

EXCLUSIVE AGENT WANTED IN SIT
les and towns by well known legal re-
serve Fire Insurance Company; policy
holders everywhere. Spare time will
earn $50 to SIS monthly while building
up permanent business and steady in
come from renewals. No obiection> TO
representing life, casualty or other insiir-
ance than fire. For particulars address
Agency Manager, GIG Russell Bldg. San
Antonio. Tex.
$50 TO $50 WEEK GUARANTEED TO
good oil statesmen who are producers:
good leads furnished; references re-
CURED. No. 75 Light
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Jose NJ. Nuncio and Estella Martinez.
II. l.. Henderson and Johnnie William
son.
Juan F. Estrada and Guadalupe Qua
jardo.
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FURNISH & FURNISH.
.6-623 Brady Bldg. CIR. 1921.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
MEXICO LANDS TO
TRADE

$4,000 aces level black land on river.
in Nuevo Leon, clear OF debt. will cut
100 acres and up. trade for farms.
ranches or city property. three hours By
auto from Laredo, plepty good water
IS feet, from 81 TO IS fper acre. many
Real Estate and Loansg726 Brady Bldg.
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FURNISH & FURNISH
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE
AND LOANS

l. ~ Iva NAoAA w ~ Iva NAoA2
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE
AND LOANS
COUNTRY CLUB BARGAIN.
Bungalow, five large rooms.
sleeping porch and breakfast room.
hardwood floors in living and din
ing room, fireplace and all the
built-ins. garage and storage room.
15-foot frontage with lots of fruit
TO $3.50. Ask Mr., Foster.
FURNACE. HEATED.
BEACON HILL.
Modern seven-rocm bungalow,
with lovely open fireplace in both
living and music rooms. hard
wood floors, large dining room,
cozy breakfast room. many built
in features in kitchen. two large
bedrooms with mirror door clos
cts. large glasscdin sleeping
porch. exceptionally fine tile bath
with base tub pedestal lavatory.
maids room. basement with fur
mace, servants room and bath. ga
rage, lovely lot, high location,
paved street, near street car.
schools and churches. Can be
bought rieht. See w. G. Allen.
FURNISH & FURNISH.
6i6-623 Brady Bldg. CIR. 1921.
PROSPECT HILL BUNGALOW, FOUF
rooms, large screened sleeping porch
modern. built for home. Call morning.
before IL "A. M, evenings after y. m
2SO6 Saunders Ave.
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EMPLOYMENT
SITUATION WANTED MALE

ONE CENT WORD EACH DAY
| minimum e0c a day.. Sc a word for
four consecutive days. payable in ad-
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BIGGEST SACRIFICE IN
THE CITY

Five-room bungalow furnished With
nice furniture located on paved street.
would sell without furniture. small cash
payment. balance easy. might consider
trade. must sell. NJ. A. Kahn, care Kahn
Oil Co.
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DEPARTURES

No, a-ror st. Louis. Santa Re.
Conn. Sunshine Spe-
cialb .s:u5 4. M
No. For 81. Louis $500 a. m
No. s-For Laredo and Mex
leo points .......... .l0:OO a. m.
No, s-Fcr Temple. Fort worth
and Kansas CITY. (Santa
Pc sleeperD. ST. Louis
via Palestine. I.-G. y.
eleeper) .............. e:lh n. M
No. l-For Laredo ........ 10:s5 p. m.
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FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES |

EVERY DAY IN EVERY WAY. SPE
lunches are bigger. quicker. fatter
ter. Don't forget location. e35 w,
merce. three doors cast st. Mary
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


LosT-s2O on HOUSTON ST. BY HARD
working man. TT. 1852.
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NEW LAUREL HEIGHTS FOUR-ROOM
apartment just completed, beautifully
finished and decorated. sound proof walls
and floors. select neighborhood, modern
to please. most discriminating, one
block n. San Pedro Park. garages, etc.
Apply III W. French place.
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CONFECTIONERY. FRUITS. CIGI
tobacco. ice cream. soft drinks.
groceries. living rooms, cheap
corner. reason for selling. 6S5 eros
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APARTMENTS UNFURNisIIED

UNFURNISHED MODERN FIvE-RooM
apartment with sleeping porch. up
stairs. 2O2S $. Flores. SIS. Call mora
ings FIR. 1915.
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NICE SOUTH ROOM WITH DOUBLE
bed or two gentlemen; good board, IS
a week. AIS S. blackberry. TT. 5s5S.
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UPSTAIRS UNFINISHED APART
ment. two nice rooms, kitchen with
sink. three-piece private bath and ga
rage. CIR. 633S. 1903 n. Pine.
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Largo southeast apartment. all mod
ern conveniences. s23 Fourth st.
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RENTALS
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

ARMY BLVD.-ATTRACTIVE COOL.
modern apartment. sitting room and
dining room combined. kitchenette. pri-
waite bath. southeast sleeping porch, tel
ephonc, garage. CIR. 4i2S.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS
1.-G. n.
No, From Laredo ......:. .I:oo a. M
No. s-Fro'n 81. Louis and.
Kansas CITY .s:5o a. M
no. s-Frou Laredo and Mex
w. o. ,o,nts $3.50 n. m.
Va s-rror, 81. louis .6:is p. m.
No. from 81. Louis. santa
re. Conn. (Sunshin"
special) ..............1 O:zO p. =
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FOR SALE-TWO LOTS EACH so BY
l2S. corner OF Crimes end Gulf. terms.
$500 cash. Call Army Post 4Il, ring !.
Mrs John c. Wade.
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YOUR LOAN ON FURNITU|
Pianos. etc. will he made h
when YOU want IL IL you deal 1
Goodman, Mgr, sos Russell b
els.
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TWO AND ONE-HALF BLOCKS POST,
office, two-room apartment; gas and
everything furnished. Ss5; aIso sleeping
rooms place for car, no children SIG