The evening world. Newspaper, February 1, 1921, Page 9

BUILDING TRADES FOR SPRNG WORK Conservative Contractors ‘to Be in Control of Revival of Housing Construction. A clean sweep of the building trades, with conservative builders in control of the revival of housing construction, is forecast by the slate J to be presented to the annual meeting of the Building Trades Employers’ As- ®Sociation, No. 30 West 38d Street, in two weeks. Charles J. Kelly, Chairman of the Board of Governors and described at the Lockwood investigation as the ont of contact between the organi- ized employers and Robert P. Brin- dell, “Czar? of the building labor trades, is 'to retire in favor of C. G. Norman of Flushing. Mr, Norman, ‘who was for two years representative ‘on the board for the Met&l Door and ‘Window Association, has been active in civic matters in Queens and was appointed in 1910 a member of the commission to revise laws governing factory construction. He was Chair- man of the boand in 1910 and 1911. Others selected for the slate to be presented are: President Hugh Getty, President of Hugh Getty, Inc., No. 369 West 26th * Street, and Vice President of the B. 'T. B.A. during the first two years of its existence; First Vice President, A. % i ‘The extra demand for eggs, sho sald, | owned at Forest Lake, near Central Will De met by the Increased produc The bet fresh eges should re’ not more than 65 cenis a dozen. HONOR ALFRED T. WHITE. Memorial Service at Late Home of| near Monroe Place, Brooklyn. Drowned Brovkly: A memortal service ctlon, i for morning at the residence, No. 40 Rem- University, and the Rev. Dr. John How: Chureh of the Alfred T. ternoon from the Church of the Savior,’ River. Valley, N. ¥., Saturday, was hetd this| Acewsed of Pot ‘The’ funeral service wag held this af-| 4, Brooklyn, Arthur B. Reeve, author, was foreman hind Lathrop, pastor of the Unitarinn| of the Jury which found the indictment. vior, Plorrapont Street,| It wae charged thation April 6, 1920, oll from the plank steamship Prusna, under repalr at the Robins Dry escaped into the At Most Substantial Savings $69.50 (Regularly up to $145.00) Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street Distinctive, High-grade Models in Women’s Fur-Collared WRAPS The very finest of Vel de Cyne, Chamoistyn and Camelora, with handsome fur collars of selected Natural Squirrel, Scotch Mole and Australian Opossum. ADVERTISEMENT. | vi“ PERSONAL— With Escaping O11. THIS 18 LETTER NUMBER TWENTY- TIVE OF A APRIES WRITTEN TO ALI X)OF YOU ABOUT A MATTER WHICH | 18 VITAL TO YOUR SUCCESS, If YOU MISSED ANY OF THE PREVIOUS LET- 1ERB AND WOULD LIKE COPIES, 1 WILL MALL THEM TO YOY. Do You Want tosHelp Your Children in a Practical Way? 1 have never yet met any fathers and mothers who were not willing to make almost any kind of a sacri- fice for their children. But 1 know several fathers and mothers who do not plan ahead for the future of their children. If 1 had known, when my chil- dren were born, what I know now, they would have had a real start in| life and have ‘been absolutely inde- pendent by now. Yet it would have taken only a little money per week as we went along to have provided handsomely for them and, at the same time, I would have taught them some of the fundamentals of careful, thrifty living. As it is, we all went along care- lessly and extravagantly, and now we are paying the penalty. It is really criminal for parents in any walk of life to fail to teach their children the happiness that results THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1}, 1921. u 3 eg {Pais 6 wowed and market cod| White, merchant and philanthropist, ROBINS COMPANY INDICTED. Low. prices. prevail for seusonable > Doc! f vegetables. and ‘orangoe, ‘iemone: pines |80" Street, Brooklyn. Only immediate] The Roving Dry Dock and Repal ’ apples and grapertul 1 Saturday, | Members of the cantly attended the ser- | [ Hr tees sap in i, by the ut t . ti | Mra. Welmniller says, dump carta were) wees conducted ny the Rev. Dr.| Vederal Grand Jury in Brooklyn on a b no confiden ial loade, Ath fruit that hi DO ° ¢ fi Street, |partment of Social Ithics, Hurvard| M#rvor by the escape of oll, ee FREE TRIA "BRINGS Electric: Vacuum Cleaner The wacuum cleaner that was awarded the Grand Prize at the Panama-Pacific Exposition im competition with 18 other makes Approved by both Good Housekeeping and N. Y. Tribune Institutes. L BEFORE YOU BUY | Before you pay one penny we will give you a demonstration right in your owrt home, with no obligation or expenge to you whatever. 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Grace of the tierman & Grace Co., No. 675 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, and Treas- urer of the Metal Door and Window Association; Chairman of the Board of Governors, C. G. Norman; Treas- urer, J. Odell Whitenack of No. 231 West istu Street, a member of the Master Carpenters’ Association. House cleaning in both the em- Ployer’s and the labor organizations and the drop in material prices to- ward uonmal are taken to indicate the revival of bullding activities in the spring. This will provide plenty of work when industrial depression bas thrown out thousands all over the country and also will provide some housing accommodations. Since the Lockwood investigation opened last October common brick declined from ]$30-$32 per thousand to $165-$18; yellow pine from $77 to 387; cement $5.10 per barrel to $4.50; lath from $16 to $12 per thonsand; plaster, per ton, $29 to $26; sand, gravel, hollow tile and a few other items remain to be forced down to a point of stabilization. A review made for the George A. Fuller Co, ‘by the Fuller Industrial Engineering Corporation pred cts that the pouk prices of 1920 has pussed permanently. In the review, just made pubue, st is Stated that the Lockwood investigation has had a healthy ef- fect on the building bus ness; that, al- though it tended to check some opera- tions temporarily, its revelations of the ugly conditions undenying the industry and elimination of “trade agreements” will result in a decided ‘benefit to the industry and the com- | | i A Specially Prepared Sale for Wednesday will offer EXTRAORDINARY VALUES in two groups of Boys’ Smartly Fashioned Clothing; 400 Boys’ Corduroy Suits JUNIOR NORFOLK MODELS in Drab and Golden Brown colors. Washable collars. Sizes 4 to 9 years. $4.75 Regularly $8.50 200 Boys’ Oliver Twist Corduroy Suits $3.25 Regularly $5.95 Exceptionally smart models. Sizes 3 to 8 years. Grey only. Don’t, please, look upon this as preaching, because it is not so in- tended. All 1 want to do is to drive home to others the lesson that I missed learning until pretty late in| life. I want to point out to as man) people as possible the fact that one who is always short of money, who is always living up to his earnings, and ofttimes way beyond them, never gets out of life what he should get and what he could easily have if he just made up his mind to budget his regeipts and expenses —never allowing his expenses to exceed his receipts. $1.52 a week put aside for 18 years amounts to $2,500, I wonder if parents realize if they put aside as little as $1.52 a week for each child from the date of birth until he or she reaches the age of 15 that they would be able to give him or her $2,500 in cas? $1.50 a week invested at 6 per cent. and allowed to accumulate | (interest compounded over 36 six- months periods) will amount to $2,500 in 18 years—enough to pay a boy’s or girl's way through college —even in these days of high costs. 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