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ea, THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, DEMANDS $15,000,000 FOR SCHOOLS AT ONCE ‘ Work on New Buildings Must|'~ Cease Unless Money Is My impression {s that there {s noth- ing to be gained by pussyfooting with the Comptroller. the courts," said Dr. The 1918 ban on th nguages ‘n the public schools was DR, G. HIMONS. to this city thirty-four years age, Gardner Hirons, sixty-two. | Hor twenty-two years he wag visiting well known gynecologist, died yeste! ‘iy of nephritis at hts home, No. 3 Uversidé Drive. He wa Cincinnat!, educated in and Medical College “Sus Our This course” ginal must # Company each The Evening World’s Kiddie Klub Korner Cuprvtehe, 1982, (Hew Tet Drening Wark) ty Pram Punishing Os. AGE, ADDRESS and BER distinctly, Address Cousin Eldanor, New York Evening World, New York City. use of forelgn Contest closes April physicign at the Women’s Hospital. He is survived by his wife dnd a son, He will have a Masonic funeral at the Campbell Wuneral Church on Sunday afternoon, there, and came Conducted by Eleanor Schorer Woodland Wonder Tales By Cousin Eleanor BOBBITY BOBTAIL AND MO BRIGHTEYES HAVE A WORDY SET-TO. KOBTAIL was sitting in sunning himself Granted, Says Chairman. The $15,000,000 appropriated by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment year for the school building pro- gramme of the Board of Education spent, and obligations have incurred whieh require more y at once if butlding of schools This was announced Ferguson, Chairman Committee on Buildings and Sites of the Board of Education, yes- THE NAUGHTY KITTEN, There once lived undtr an old barn @ mother cat and five little kittens. They all loved each other and lived All of the kittens were good with the exception of one, the small- She, I am very sorry to say, did not do as she also. , ‘All childrea up to stxteen yeape of a ecome members. 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How to Help My City. close and open his eyes quickly and then flick one or the other of his ears, but for the most part only his nose was alive, and that wiggle. constant- Whenever he heard the swish of a wing or a light footstep on the turf he would sigh pompously and mur- mur something about being glad of « chance to rest after It so hard to obey, She would always run away to the field and catch bugs which citizens may help their city. 3 to keep it cle ardest task of all. In school we are taught to keep our city clean by learning to pick up pa- pers In school and at home. One day, when she On Dr. Ferguson's motgon, the board resolved -to ask the Board of fostimate and Apportionment to issue bonds for $16,000,000 mpre immedi- was suddenly surrounded by a band of grasshoppers with spears The poor kitten was so frightened that she did not know Why, oh why, hadn’t she done as her mother told her? It was late—the grasshoppers were danc- in their hands. his Easter ac He was careful not to look at the visitor, fretending not to have not for our sake alone, health and beauty of the community, As I am a Block Captain, action of Comptroller Craig in REAT Michiga 8 Complete A N ] O N Home Outfits SAL 3 Reeins Completely” 149.50 Weekly 6 Completely lance at your convenience, noticed his presence. outting off the extra pay of teachers duty to see that the streets are kept around her and sticking t “He'll do that once too often," a cking their long Very often when we (Block assigned to special work was emphat- by City Super- who opposed a resolution by Commissioner Harry B. Chambers that a conference be had the comment of his neighbors. with fall his enemies, keep his eyes peeled, right to airs and affectations when Captains) are picking up papers that coreless people throw into th passersby ask, “Why don't they keep the streets a little cleaner?” t her go she ran home and never, never went away from her mother and sisters again. leurned a lesson, don't you? McMullen, age 11, "MONKEYS ARE VERY UGLY,” BOBBITY INSISTED. 0 —k oak dangers are constantly threatening.” Ejher Bobbity Bobtail did-not hear or he did not heed their warning. “You asit with deep concern, and not with the Comptroller and that the Board of Estimate be asked to ap- propriate the necessary money. “[ think no request should be made of the Board of Estimate for an ap- propriation for a purpose for which wa are already authorized by law to [spend money that {s in the budget, And, sure enough, the loud enough for even a sparrow. vas a little rush of wings; the sound was hardly And Bobbity Bobtail, thinking it was Mr. Bluejay or some other winged gossip who would spread the importance woodland wide, began to chatter about ¢——____________—. his arduous tasks, the sbrvice he had done and the pleasure He wrought, when he was brought to bj-several rude pecks on opened his eyes to see a ncestral enemies, fly- lucky for Bob- bity that he was a big rabbit and the hawk was only a little one. Bobbity Bobtail was scarcely hurt at all, but it spoiled his sun bath completely. “Ha! Hal’’ laughed Mo Brighteyes, who had seen it happen. 3Y don’t keep the strects a THE ROBIN. Have you ever stopped to think that THEY means YOU?" I hope that many more of m dic Klub Cousins are Block Captains from various high schools of the city, because we help many of our cl Sitting on the bough, and the sparrow," Mo Brighteyes told I love to hear your song, Simmons White Label Mattress This trademarked mattress, nationally adver- tised at $10.00, of pure cotton, roll edge, wi heavy tick covering, packed in individual sani- tary cartons, ata ridiculously low price for the Great Expansion Sale. All Sizes. THIS WEEK them and put them there, ry beautiful things.”’ ‘And very ugly “Laok at the frogs, for in- By Richard Vicital, age 9, N. ¥. City. ment, Police and Wire Departments. Irene Bodinelli, Bronx. Honorable Mention: “Frogs may not be pretty, but they sing a beautiful Often their chirping tn the bog lulls my sisters and me to elcep."” And the monkeys are very ugly Bobbity Bobtall insisted, stick ing to his original point. But Mo Brighteyes was quite as faithful to his argument when ho an- swered, ‘Monkeys are very gay and mischievous and good-night song. HEN your youngsters -tease for candy give them milk chocolate. It is good for them because it contains three vital foods—milk, chocolate, sugar. Borden’s is really milk chocolate, for Bernstein, New York City, SPRINGTIME. The children shout and sing, They hail the coming of spring The plants start to grow And the brooks again flow. eo “And what are you so gay about?” Bobbity Bobtail wanted to know. had not seen the little squirrel before Delivered on Deposit of Pay 50c Weekly “Oh, I saw what the little hawk f or Also in American Walnut and beauti- fully finfshed tn Mahogany. h POSsTT VERS THIS Cedar Chest, Sisics. Great Ex- eee 14.75 Price... ONLY i 00 that’s’ more than rabbits are."’ “I've a mind to thrash you for your insolence,"’ said Bobbity Bobtail, In a towering rabbit rage, for nothing in the world vexed him so much as hav- ifg his vanity aimed at and hit, Bobbity Bobtail, and it The flowers, all in white array On a bright and sunny day Borden’s is the world’s largest producer of milk products. It’s as pure as their famous Eagle Brand Milk. THE BORDEN COMPANY Borden Building serves you right,"’ laughed Mo. “And why does it serve me right?"’ “Because you are only a fraud of an Mo was very inso- lent. He should not have spoken that way to any one so much older than himself, not even a rabbit. not meant to be so blunt, but some- how it just came out. “You mean you're glad because I ID - I = Ea) < © Easter bunny.”’ tussie Boturnik, age 12. “T'll tell my daddy, Billy Bighteyes, if you do,"’ said Mo Brighteyes, run- ning off as fast as his squirrel legs APRIL CONTEST. Subject: “Spring Flow Ten awards of $1 ten Kiddie Klub mem- would carry him and hoping ardently all the while that his daddy would Pere SEE I ala not bring you any B sald Bobbity. “Oh, no, indeed,” Mo fibbed. found painted eggs any you could mak “Really,” said Bobbity. clever artist painted them?"’ he asked not hear of his rudeness to Bobbity For though Billy Brighteyes S$ THIS 3- bers, aged from six to fifteen inclu MIS S-piece American sive, who send in the best poem or essay on “Spring Flowers.” The poem or copled and the contestant must not accept help from others, A note from the parents or teacher had no real respect for Bobbity Bob- tall and was constantly referring to Mo as being as stupid as a rabbit, still prettier than he would permit no such disrespect toward Bobbity Bobtail from any of his children, “They were in the nest of the robin knew it, RUG SPECIALS VAY 0c WEEKLY — The Thoughtful Man Now Thinks About Spring House Cleaning How about yourself? 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