New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1923, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERA™D, FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1023, PROTECT CHILOREN I CO |URGES CHANGE IN rroi ory STREETs ARl | EDUGATION HODE Salety Council Manager States Commercial Studies Too Restrict- Woman's Important Duty od, Says Swiggert Chicago, Jan. 12.~The purpose and character of public high sehool eom- merclal education has been too re- trieted, It has concerned itself too STOWAWAY DISCOVERED Unable to Temain i Small Quarters, - . | nique and has neglected to give stu-| With Result That He Is Captured | gonis the proper background and un- | and Jalled, derstanding of business conduct and | RS relations, d-rl'lr-*d Glen Levin Swig- Press).~~The case of Ira Colver: 5Tt of the U, 8. NBureau of Educa-| Bparks late of Peru, Ind, and San tlon, speaking here on business edu- Franciseo, who shipped himself to eatlon In the public schools, before Honolulu in & bex labelled “freight” |the Natienal Commerelal Teachers' is proving a pussle to the authori-| Federation, ties, “The problem in business education Ira arrived on a Japanese steam-|today is to coordinate skill and infor- | ship from San Francisco and might | mation, method and knwwledge," he have succeeded In his stowaway | stated, scheme had not the loneliness and “Busineps education is not easy to confinement told on his nerves, Me!define,” Mr, Swiggert sald, “That lived in the box, of 31 cuble feet|condition will prevail until it becomes dimensions, five days, barely able to ! more of a sclence or a profession. Re- :nulw :m;l‘ c-\)lunlnfl ':m |mnnl1 food and | cent years have seen much done to Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggista. water, He had shipped the box as give sclentifie character and profes- trade Bayer wcture of Monoaceticacidester of Ballcylicasd “frelght,” obtained a bill of lading slonal aspect to business, its conduct MORS sl e nu-ll bt:jllavr;i d)n- hcoul)‘l dig himself | and procedure, Colleges ad univer- a out undetected when he reached this|sities have Instituted research depart- ms port. ments for the study of production ‘f:‘:e:: :I‘I’ld{c:; ‘:“‘.n:w':‘:‘:::", The steamship officlals turned him | processes, marketing methods and "“M los and laws, and a definite over to a hospital, devices and systems used in business Fl:l\ld ':" lnrcrnutlm; governing new ™ e ¢ e b as As soon as his eramped joints be. | procedure, As a result ,the theory of buisness procedure which will bring he safety expert describes the an- gan to operate he was transferred to | economics is now applied in many di- e ta for study in the fleld of cient instincts that make children jail, Now the authorities do not| rections by these institutions in prep- new suppec study play in the streets, where death now- know what to do with him. aration for well defined business business education. First Anniversary - Mid-Season Sale ' A Golden Opportunity to Buy Merchandise at 2 SALES IN 1 olden Opportunity to Buy Mer e Bravest Girl FRANCE HARNESES | VAST WATER POWER 9,000,000 Horsepower in Hydran- lic Possibilities in Country BAKING POWDER yolu vse /¢ - Speakers were sent to parent-teacher assoclations, A manual was issued for school teachers, The press, par- ticularly the foreign language press Bioon. Suk 18- Protecting ehtle | TN CHUREHS 19 dren from the dangers of eity streels is the latest of the many responsibili- ties delegated to women since the suffrage amendment was passed, This £ 3 task, as described by Lewis E. Mae- 3 ) Brayne, general manager of the X Massachusetts safety council, in the latest issue of the American Mutual magazine, is one chiefly to be per- formed in the home or near it At the conclusion of an account bearing on the alarming proportion of children each year in automeblle killings, Mr, Maclirayne recites the efforts made by the state of Massa- chusetts to cut down the rate, These, he sAys, have not bheen as successful as desired, The job must be put up to the women, all women, everywhere, “Of course there is nothing spee- tacular in calling your own child, or your neighbor's out of the street,” he writes, “But it prevents deat nd suffering as ¢ertainly as when wi rellef ships to Russia or the East." “I wish,” he continues, “that the women of the country would make this their real project for one year, Women can put a thing across when | once we arouse them to it" Play in Streets, work of har France 1s) 2.~The ter power of s 80 much faster thas Paris, Ja 1 nessing the making pr the werk of sett tions, including coal Germany, that som: the country will be ¥ of coal from outsid men finish their parleys France pposed to have nine million horse natural Wwater power Five hundred thousand lorse power had heen put to us et an equal amount was insta hostilities; three indre have been and two hundre will be in use, millien and a A total stationary steam power France in 1013 The plans of the Public Works De partment, explained to The Assos eclated Pross, provide for the utiliza tlon of approximately horse power vin five realization o s project only make France independent of for elgn markets for coal ut will go a long way making good the big defieits ir French rallroads ,wb ly substi tute electricity for coal when the cur rent is available, French rail- roads paid 184, 0 francs for coal | in 1913, they pal 5 s SAY “BAYER” when you buy. Insist! Unless you see the “Bayer Gross” on tablets, you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physicians over 23 years and proved safe by millions for Colds Headache Toothache Rheumatism Neuritis Lumbago Neuralgia Pain, Pain g reparations ques leliveries by believe e states is su Jan, 12, (By Assoclated e war ed during 1 thousand o armistice nd more BOC 2 total of & to half the used in Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions. four n years Niar will not careers. d “For example, many universities are offering courses in accounting, adver- tising and merchandizing, banking and finance, insurance, forelgn trade and consular service, organization undi Oressa Anderson, Rockaway Beach management and transportation. The (N, Y.) girl scout, will receive a gold meda for her bravery in rescuing seven persons during a fire at Ar- verne, Long Island. tity of ¢ proxima 15t about 920; 2,000,000,000 fra: equal to the deflcit fc The biggest Individual kind, the damming of Rhone at Genissie frontier, to furn 750,000 horse temporarily ment betweer ¢ - Y - ment of Savo he communes interested. Othe rk is continuing regularly, however, all along the French Alps, and this in spite of the high cos oned by experts of the Public W L nistry at four and a halt times th =W INDIANS VISIT HARDING : Osages Seck Enlarged Incomes From Their Oil Lands Washington, Jan. 12.— Principal Chief Paul Red Eagle, accompanied by Indian Commissioner Burke and a delegation composing the Osage tribal councll, together with tribes- men and squaws paid their respects to the Great White Father at the White House Wednesday. At least half of the delegation was composed of squaws in vari-colored tribal blankets, and there was several Osage “flappers” in the more mod- ern styles of broadway, bobbed hair and all. were used in Massachusetts, with the chief result that the safety expert finds it necessary as a last resort to issue a general rally call to women. | The supervisors of 300 playgrounds | were mobilized to instruct the chil- || dren in ‘“safety.”” Mass meetings | were held in school halls, with safety | films and talks by trained speakers. | Social service workers were enlisted. | London, ly, 59, is on trial here charged with having contracted a bigamous mar- riage with her adopted son, Arthur Waters, 29. points out, has made for the past Greatly Reduced Prices three years a study of the child on DRESS SHIRTS ! venesnse | JAZZ BOWS the highway. This has accentuated Madras Silk Striped Woth ] Qg each Adjustable $ 1 o89 50¢c R el SUITS AND OVERCOATS did not exist. 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