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Harm. cw York; TELLS WHY CHILDREN ARE OFTEN DELINQUENT Welfm Expert " Too In MIEVIII BI MI: y net, of mm. in all isa -"-- aiar. b't_itisaot,tooearirtotterrei tr-dto.etwhestth.timeeomei. tor is at to Inpply the water cur- rent that the battery needs. and m- enlly to learn the condition of the at. Anuni- of the emergency Ber- vice Mord; of the Chicago Motor dub mu! that thousand: of motor- hh dermt Mel this information un- til they have found channel”: sull- ed. mibly with neriou. damage to , " a. motorist begin to matise) right now that he will med . hat-l tery that h l- the but condition; ‘winwr make. in dsetsaatd for spacial iradk. of oil and can; and that anti-{nae him is necessary, nil (in: In! study to the special require~ menu. in will not have trouble thin winter. Winter trauma mm from Nowistheti-toeeaidee- Anti-franc one will use. to learn from the proper some: in" that ("do of oil and mane in beat for the tem- perature: in the In. in which one lives. to tind out whether the genera- doetoteomeiertotsertuertutoeti, mind until the hut bitter cold day ha got in in dkutrolu elects. he! of ca are. n n 1153176}: cu owner's when. that m- um. thing: sugm_be_dong. but they beginning in tiGAiaiiiiiismrii thoughtless“- of the a: was. 1hurear-duetottir-seat 'Ptaid_feretmateetsmse- .atoretat" Thy-”Mme! threansformrk-ier-ieoiut m-ummdlbhuthdr 'te_itih-taustst.ete. “GOV-Mthmdadl 'r-er-o-u.'" car. " in gill f iftiira7tr'" ii; “HOMNWN 7‘77 hen-unannou- It": mi about: nun-""75.“ a, 1etteeeeslisstsdruiiri 'nth-eh-boi/diaries hall-ham ' "mt-mum" 1tt.tutiru-.aiii,T, tttte-tr-OG-ii,' -. 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Trenchers took the place of plates Ind two per- sons ate from and! one. Cups were not in use. The pilgrims had two or] three um These were passed anround the table each person drink-l in: his share in car; HOLIDAY most MUST _ lumen nacounozws mt..1'hetsh-AhrtrBesurse MhCI-QBIthle 3:me . ,,_____ a u“, N “thinking dinner. “The 0W New End-tad dinner in far _ the that have been HUN lines. from the winning of the nineteenth century until now. The I Despite the menace still held for the first mm In the 91.5. out; menu that is supposed to have been mama my: Pilgrim mg, ttoytoithasiuitoiuteG'tyT, tibia. gravy. __ “There were my shortcoming-n in, u» original taut." up run. & Fin- side, reviewing the histories event,‘ Pttitleetttrtevrttut.tiiiTcl' taught M to seek page by control- litw their minds and he can cosmic "We? to man’s consciousness of his relation to the Universe." 0.131.31- GRAVY REMNANT or nus-r THANKSGIVING Pmetieattr No Other Future of Modern Feast Is Like “It the working of miracles in proof of divinity, Gent-ml. the Buddha wu, according to the Buddhist unip- turu. the mm: of all prophets." continued Dr. Potter. "His estimate of family life, especially' his low vnln- ation at women in fur beneath ours. Social PM has not been fostered by Buddhism and history beam th- qnent witness to that Net. But it must be recognized that may of the faults of Buddha's outlook were due to his time and environment Ind that his contribution to human thinking I.-- K-, AIW . . _ - - _ V 'i'y*oyutedtuCasricilra'i-r."i7. have been anoint-ted by the: later ditch-tic which In“ been outta. “W until thes Pment time. It new team definitely est-NW that I. VII born the non of King Suddoduu o.fthrsitrise.inrasii,"iriG sixth century B. C. The burden of proof is theeefom moat decidedly up. ” an" qrho deny Buddha's hiator. in! “than. _ - -~~mâ€". -"""'"""%V “Wadi-chamom- 1t2thii'e'dt'iJ:2ii'"iiiiii M the Divin. hunky, N" “a, ""ytoine-uitiaiti.iia 1etOur.orutaiiiiiJi.iGiirC t1rtthtateirushuadiisiiTiT, WWi-Mrmvwb.‘ 'tttPc...'.?'":,:,??.-?."-'?";, Col-union. "Ysaautioan ot - .'erfUzitte?.srtytcuerpiikiirkl ##AJ AI . . A - “In” ,yueui_esartGTTi"ariTi.Tr “Mel-Walk”. 1ettbtrreiaGiaaiii'ci ctamtdeiriiiiiiiFiiF "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia7='= mot-um» ttst-ra-ares-. “I Malhritthhitts I?" ”no, 9’" (dung - aGer, irsealeoiatrte, iii gull printed a! J,,1tL't'pg'a'g','rggtyttt t M w m. 'iiiii'i?t4.ti1k'hfii'i?sili?,i, bku‘Mp-hnhphkuu. an“. mMrgrtttt"2teet. 2'llJlltt,t,e.1fattrNrt g/tttttfer-tie-cu, M In in h N. Ntgtti warmly: - _ w . mt. Aha-um”:- ""l"_roo.-iiiiFi." "t,he no, refuse to fold mm]: "pl-duetmlf-myhmold ',,u'llT2thTNte,fett, ”'“mlmhlyinkdmtiu h-'trifttmstb.intt.S' .hrqoimdbestitumthdriG tt.etia,orseusotujo", tt.t8.tru-d-ottttGhat1 um. WHY OLD TELEPHONE noon All COLLECTED "Another of the compensation: for age I have in mind in that people con- fide in younger friends. Men will tell the mum volt-n of their love " fair-I; (bk will all: of their pro- blems. OI. nearing my cum he ?itai-ermt1ttmhmGesei/ioa Mono" ti. vom- af any“. on "For the first fifty Years of a wo.. matth life she an seldom do n she chooses," continues the anthems. "She must adhere in those days to eertain eonventiotts If she is not afraid of getting herself talked about her (snail, any object to her doing so. It my past ieneetioas, upon them if shaded impatient and unconven- tionsl than. . "tth, the ttrst tlftr years of a wo- man's life that are the hardest: after that she is free," declared Virginia Terhune Van de Water in an article for The American Maxine on "The Aer, of Imrsseretion" for women, upon the occasion of her latest after fifty, five birthdays. SAY§y0MEnrs FIRST Would these titles lure you: "DU- teleem‘a" t 1636) ; "Dihteidator," (1689): "Rippoeratos Rides; or, Hoeo-serioua tefteetiom, on the impu- dence and mischief of gulch Ind illi- terate pretended to plum? (1888); "Tiorfo Ylprydol” (1799); or would you prefer "The mapper" (1797); “Have It You All; or, the Drury ' Journal." (1752); “How Do You Dot" (1796); “Hock Wall; or a ulna-gun- dy for nine" (1793); or “One Penny- worth of Pig-Meat; of Lessons for the Swinm'sh Multitude," (1793)? mm YEARS ’iiKianST After That She Is Cirmparative- ly Free, Says Writer In Magazine “miners of Yunnan: mieelltnr" (1736). "Conjurer's magazines, or magical and ptosiognornietil mirror," (1791). "Gentleman and Lady’s Palhdinm, (1752). Some Maud-l The following will give some idea of the material to be found in per- iodicnls of the 17th and 18th centur- ies and will Show the title: which our 'ournartrtic forefatehers preferred: "Advocate; or, a vindication of the Christian religion, and the Church of England in partial)", against the Tile and blasphemous writers of the use," (1720-1721.) I The census is divided, into four parts. The first is an alphebetica'l list of British Periodicals, 1620-1800. accessible in American libraries. The second list is composed of British pub- lications of the snme period which are not found in American libraries. In these lists are included all no opined types of Periodical-some, two thousand of 1',eg'va',ggtr,'i'y' magazine. reviews, essay sheets in the "Spectators," annuals, etc. The thirdl action of the "Census" is a chrono- logical index devised to infon-n the student what periodieus were pub. lished during my particular yeah The last index is geographic“, mm- in: the periodic) published outside of London. The editors nude exhaustive inves- tigation and hare dispelled some “ghost" publieatio-raiths of car- Dy periodicals which Actually never existed. The census will be invduhle for scholars in Journalistic research rand others interested in the develop. ment of American and English jour- Indian. A census of fiiea ot Briti-h nevu- pcpens and periodicals from 1621 to 1m with notation: of tuea to be found in American libraries, In. m- onntly been edited by Dr. F. B. Kaye, mot-into pmfeuor in English it Northwestern university with the co- operation of R. 8. Crane mad the u- sishm-e of M. 2. Prior. 1N AMERICAN m- 1621 to In. Li.tdd by Prof. Kay: " North- Western Faulty of 94m. It ,eiiiii,tTi o' or lady'- Contrary £ojpopular opinion, says the report, mote people move in May than in October. The cost of public utility companies in employing addi. tion-I help in bookkeeping and meter- reading departments to execute or- ders for turning service of nnd on is estimated at several million dollars a pear. To the moving men themselves, tur- urine 825 for a van, $29,550,000; for new furnishing: and domestic appli- ances, fitttrrine 840 to 1 family $66,- 280,000; for plumbers and tittem, $5,- 910,000. Ind a similar amount for meals pumhnsed in restaurants while the pro9tsr'yt moving is under way. The report, going 1 step further, Atihusted the cost of the moving as follows: The report was based on order: filed with 3:: companies serving the larger 1rities and the npptoximntg number of persons moving each year in: re- ported to be 6,910,000. for the most parb, into two short per- iods of 1 week or less mteh, wording to a report made at the annual u- tional convention of the American Gas associstion, held msermttr. Nearly seven million persons in the United States change their places of residence each year and this enor- mous volume of moving is condensed, SEVEN MILLION PEOPLE MOVE ANNUALLY IN U. S. color and trimmiGG her eiothes." "I prefer itn"e lisle rather than silk stockings for woolen frocks," did Mme. Lnnvin. "Silk may be worn for evening but they should be heavy silk. Sheer silk hose are in bad taste for young girls. The girl of this age mast avoid all sophistication in cut. “I“ --" _ . . - - - Mme. Llnvivn favors a touch of ( delicate embroidery for trimming and) the jumper style of blouse, with! pleated skirt: is her favorite eon-l tunic. vuied, of course in material and trimmings. The bolero too, long or short, wording to the figure, wns found in her latest collection. Many} showed soft, full sleeves gathered in- to small cum; and had simple neck-l lines, small turnover collars being} featured for street wear. , m “J, a .. . _ “Simplicity is mturdly the Brat thing to consider in dressing the young girl," Mme. Lnnvin told Flop ‘ance Burch-rd, representative of the Woman's Home Campgnion, when the found the unusual minke: of [it]: l viewing the collection. “The Iixteen year-old girl’s titrure in “night and , undeveloped,” continued the couturien ', 'Und the lines of the (ins: must be , straight also. There must be no in- ', trieacies of out, no heavy, etahorate q fuhrics Ind no {autistic trimmings. 2 Colors too, must be considered. One ,4 does not choose heavy colors, nor“ sharp, sophisticated color combing-‘1 tions for the young girl." ‘4 _ _ ,,,~--_-..,.. mu ‘3: their we». do. This in the theo- ry upon which Mme. Jeanne Luinv, Pub mutation. has bait up her ex- tannin chants]: and - attention to the vanitie- of the younger girls were welt mpaid when her Sundial were throneed with fuhionuhle misses for her fall showing. Girl- o! sixteen and even ten "In In dim typu and thy need at vice nu! new-nu comidention jun -- 6L-:_ AIJA ,, I - _ A - Jon” alRlttellglltatgt a-ramr.Itretr. 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