The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1922, Page 10

© Should Be Allowed More lp Build Up Child Character, Declares N. Y. School Principal ‘Teaches Thrift, Wisdom and _ Responsibility and Fits ~ Little One to Bear Social » Burdens That Come Later "Mr. Patri Thinks Girls Than Boys. By Ruth Snyder. Bhould a child be given an Glowanee? How much should he be al "towed? When should the begin? Of what value is an allow allowance @nce to a child? s / cr Angelo Patri, Principal of Public] anmortro * .\ Behooi No. 45 in the Bronx, and one PATRI. ~ ‘ @f the most efficient and sympathetic interpreters of child character in the Whole country, sat back in the swivel] +9 ehair, which occupies a lonesome but | important pert in his big study and office room in thd school houre at| " 180th and Hoffmann Streets. i of this boo! w him where he thought over his subject may save and w he might have - spent a little more judiciously." “Yea, 1 think every child should oo Rave an allownnce,” he declured “Should a girl receive the same al- The softly flowing voice rolis over| wance as & boy?" was the next teeth very siightly parted. Me ee “An allowance teaches a child how] ijttie m: © spend and how to save. But the| answer ‘Then at the 2 figure out cents for of the week y much he he has saved him in the ts should guide and yu girl might have a he boy,” was the a girl's responst- feal, reason for an allowance in its] biliies are Breate) i‘ th Lhe a little more for her things than does @Paracter-bullding power. It teaches} tne joy, The demands on her pock ‘@ Child to be generous; to be thought- ful; to keep his or her self-respect; to find a place in the community. “It {8 surprising how much confl- @ence a child will acquire, how proud he will be, if he is allowed to save money. He will figure out for himsel/ ‘how he can save a penny here and a penny there, to add to his savings. And if he starts to save very early, he will bave a snug little bank ac- count by the time he Is fifteen years old. But it is up to his parents to teach him how to save. He must not be allowed to grow selfish and egotis- tical in his savings. The time may come when the money a child has waved may be extended toward the use of the family. He must not be allowed to grow #o selfish in his sav- Ings that in tho eveat of such clr- cumstances he will refuse to part with the money.” hen should this allowance be- was asked. “Just as soon as he Is old enough etbook are greater, Then, too, the girl has to be trained for more re- sponsibilities in the future, It is the wit 1 mother who has to figure on J While they last Polo Coats $6.98 Former Price $14 Double-faced, jid-back Polo Coats. Marvelous Value Sizes 2 to 10 years Party Dresses Special $9.98 up Sizes 2 to 16 years, mie ESD OP i. 144 West 34th Street ¥ and 25 East 14th Street One Fight Up— 4 Save 10% to 2595 young.” This answer came ve ‘@idedly from the firm lips of Patni. Very seldom do these ‘curve into a smile. “He should be given an allowance when he begins to need money for mmple everyday needs. Sometimes this allowance can start when he 1s four years old. 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Recently roney over and above hin| PARIS, Dec. 15.—Mre, Harold Me- his mother came to me with the story Mr. Patri said, his] Cormick bas purchased the Theatre of how he had stolen $20. When [| futher should tell him if he earns the [Champs Elsscow one of Paris's most boy what he had done wi money he m nd it in whatever mutiful artistic theatres, gS ead? "OR pA way he wist opose he wants nf But Ganna Walska ts not entering the rs tow A 1 He will set out taf Managerial aphere, at least not for the nll , " ‘The purchase waa an invest is good 1 child as much} earn t ning new rod funda, and not the She took Teno owned by Jacques iebertot, who will continue to the theatre, and not interrupt “7 will never appear in my own the- atre until I have gained recognition based solely on my merits as an artist," SALE AT ALL THREE STORES West 34th Street—Thru to 35th Street NEWARK—Broad Cor. 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On FL OoR } ae oF % U THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1922. making m inhibitions on himself}is the greatest character building aside for a ‘ound by experience to] power can possibly give ea nie enud , Palit conctuded: “One Hild that is not given an al- a cannot learn to be generous when one Headquarters In The Now Jones a vast amount of self-| “Just how much should this allow. |has nothing to give. One cannot Nulife Corsets Beauty Salon Mr. Patri declared, his}ance be?’ was asked learn the money value of things if 4 mee keen, Analytical eyes warming with} ‘Chat 1s a question which cannot|one has never bought them and made Third Floor “Permanent Waving his words, ‘A boy needs pocket. he answered for any group. 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