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WOMEN DECLARE
PARADE GLORIOUS
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tory, Says Mrs. (ail.
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PENNIES I*EW: PUPILS FAST
? ???i of School I aaehes l?creseos and
Children Bay 1 ??>> 1 un.I.
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THEATRES TO Ali
SUFFRAGE FIG?
Campaigners lo Plead I
Votes from City Staue
Wednesday Night.
BLAZE OF ACTIVITY
WILL CLOSE CAMPAK
Man) Meetings On Culin;
\ppt*al To Be Made by Vote
Restaura it.
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i I - ? In all . \<
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party will
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The;.- s beei
on *?ti<*_ a large e
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bo Mr-, i harlei 1 ITai 1rs. H?.
. Mrs. M. .".'
Mar--?. Mra. Ro - .
Dr. K-t-..-,- ne B Dai Ii and V.r.?. Jan
n . A nun.be] of seel
\- ..! ,lornr.it.- the I
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plei d ihowing.
U hi. | 1 ir. I >h
? ? il ? I Century, Mr-, Ai
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. Misi Port .,. u
PI iffrag? ? : ten hi
thestn .ht plai
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until El?
?uro th?
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which will bi o'clock
rning and li . ? t nil
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Florence Brown Cotm__-i, of Arkansi
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Edna Perkins, of lilis ".
redo; Min I*
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, Mrs. David Mel ana,
Marv Sew?
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. i am eorpi ai 'h. noel ing.
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?nd Avei in- !
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by Will Irwin, Pa
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negii Hs fu Frday evening. Spea
be Repreaentstiv? ;
lo; Rabbi Wi t-. Mr
Snowden, John W. K
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? .1 Raymond Robins, of Chicas
Mn Carrie Chspmsn (utt will j>r?"?wl
all who est i
th? Votei for Womsn lunch room i
70 v.. . Stteel s ill csl a leaflet i
titled, ' ? t snd ?_ hy," and tl
?uffrss rge will provide i
on, whif
will be It- A ma
will eel 870 caloriei foi 25
think he ii _;i-tt:!.._ a good, iquare mea
or he will rret 1,020 caloriei for ;
eenti and fall to r* .-?1 iz?- what s lot i
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alone w :!'i soms good food. 1 I
anj ease sr?j givins
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factory. _ _
CONGRESS TO FEEL
SUFFRAGE P0WE?
Workers Unite to Urge on Mem
bers Advisability of Aiding
Anthony Bill.
Suffrage workera in eighteen non
tu ff rage itatei r.r?- preparing lo jon
the movemeat foi aii ameadmenl t>
the I ? ? i oastitotlen which ha
rteid by Un Medill Mcl or
rmsn of ths Congreisions
? ?,., of the Na' leaal Amei ieai
u on ii Suffrage Asaocistiea. ITi
. - .,. ,? Msine, l onneel icut, Rhod?
i nd, Maryland, Ohio. Indisna, r.
? .... ... t ?*,:,, Alabama
... Kentucky, Nortl
?i. Michigan, M
mu? Nebraaka.
Mn MeCormick perfected last mm
itii r ii (.Ian l?\ w Inch . i I'. | I ? I
Senator e ! " did nol ret
i Mondell amendment h
,. i every new mem
ber ' "-,'? ',i BBcertaii
I.?- mail?- B* art- of the BOB! B ? '
for a national amendment
..- two ni.'nli? r.-, the mi!'-.- ..
say, during tiio i-.!?.>> preceding tl.?
.ut?- on ,l ? amendment at the la
- i?m were o one u-. i
ewed 1
m theii d tricl
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i, tter ar?|ua,
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, : one, representative
orgai ..atioai of
each d trtct, will be ?.?-1.1 a?? a farc
w? II rets nder to tin. Senstora sad
Repre eni>?? ??<?- hoi Ij I efore they
llgtOI Noi SB ,-'-r \i",
? * ? date fei thess
I ?_ sway parti?-." whi.h the Con
will I-?* invited to ..
Mr?. .1 ? that th. m- dem
onstrs ths form of
ej will be me?
? ??? - froi . ? i , local
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p, -t. fai .i
\\ i,. ? !?_.? he Be| r? tentai Ii.- ,,r
net, reaolutioni ??? < be
adopted snd preeeated to him u-k:r?fr
fer In-- sapper! h>r the Suss
'hony amendment. Whea ths nstionsl
convention of ths laffrags ?
meets in Waahiagton on December it
t h??-?? reaolutioni will be preeeated to
? ongreai in a bodj.
tates a hoi ? women ?l?> not
have full lUffragC hav?- beOfl a>ke?l to
join this linee ths Cea
gresamen from luffrage state, voted
almost unanimously for ths nm.nd
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Bandits Call Victim a "Piker'
"Ytu.'ri- a i??l_?? ?-."" four held Up MSB
i... Aerea? proprietoi of ?
Brooms Street, im?
IB nf _?'? ' ?? 'I ??
and .. ? i i pro. pod him up
? ?, wall si I .res foei
ten-year-old
: th,- assail
??. ? i ray out th?
:. mirror.
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BEI .(.I.W GIRL MAKIN?. TOK? ??<,N* ' A( ?
Handiwork of ancient peasant imiu-ti-y "f Little Kin?r-l..n-,. which is n??\v
being railed upon to relier? diatreaa eanaed by war.
TRIBUNE SUFFRAGE POLL.
Place Canvassed For. Against. Undecided.
Cens Palla?Pinch Pruyn's Paper Mill !8 24 10
International Pa* cr Mill 2s 18 b
New York Central train .14 1! 2
Ni ;,<ira . 9 1 S
Bast A-irora?Roycrcft Si'op .11 8 2
Warsaw . '. 22 16 4
Farmers . 10 0 12
Totals . 107 78 41
UPSTATE TOWNS
FOR SUFFRAGE
< ?Intimi?.il tram pane i
l" indeeided In the i>ulp making sad
g department! most of the
v. ? ! ... aim! ? qual i uffrage.
In the Dl Op the sentiment
in favor of the ?UlTrsgS iitnci,d?nent
u:i- simosl . !? ip ir
in tli<- blackamith -li<?p voted "Yss" la
th- itravf !..
The inperintendent of ons ?hop ->.i'i
he believed Warren County, whieh c;m
usually be depended upon to poll ??
heavj Republican vota un Blatters "f
^??.it?? politics, 44?.u'..? turn down woman
luffragi i - ?? eouuti ?<ta?lors, bs sdd
ed, were nesrl) all oppose?, to the
ire
era are optimistic,
? ? meal for th? >r
growing daily, A whirlwind
nniih of their campaiga is planned.
A promin? arorkot li com
? . 'rom '.. 4 York to-morrow to
lead I rally.
\ poll ? ' ifl the imokiog
rnr on th?' Montreal Express which
leavei the Grand Oatral Tena'aal ;?t
8:46 a. m., tahas when th.- trau was
tunning from Saratoga Springs ta Fort
Rdward, ihowod thai ii wars far ?cm
.-m luffrag??, il opposed sad '?' aade.
eided.
A raaideat of Port F.dwar?!, who waa
? ? ? .. i. said i;*- feot?d hia neigh
boi i favoral towai d i i
tendii . ..?luv. oBsaa, and that
tioi retarai from
?h.' place ?imili be heavily Ib favor
"1 n ? woman's rights." iai?l
81* eld? - "i't rounded
ott nppor lip. "Whj
ihouldat M \ ".niii.iii broagat n.e ui>."
Polls in Three Counties
of Western New York
' 'i , ".- . t. A ?-er M ?'
.,..??.- of \\'i tei
Sem York B a majority ??.'
City and country am
combined in thii total.
1ak< f Warsaw, a b-auti ?
tali towi la las heart "?
rapor
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? i t th? ?ditai the first
? ? - .
? * . ? ? '.
? ? ? ? ? men ifl thii town a I
.
had :i big elab
but the i t th?
! :,ti.-. rha troabli
niads
t than t
?? ? | them.
But i p of men
r.n.l > DU wofl*. I
.
".-,... itt
' ?
ron ind 1 .--?nia-,
fairly
g ti mai
In the ri tore I < as tweoi
?
?-1',:, ? ? . ar?-* roe, sn i 1
John "' "'??? lVhy, what'?
th? n.if r wit . -.'-i * The?, '.-'? boaad
?,, i || \\ '...,- |.. mu? want to be tug
leadp.i foi "?'
I left 1 ',???_?? ?. a d?bat?*
which ! ? ? . ? ?
??r ? ?? for It." ?aid Hii
oth'T "Are 'tu do it ?*"
"Vob !??' I BBS," hii eompaaiafl me.!.
An .-I.I. rlv mai ? ?' ?! the la
? ?. .! idea Morton
sad Aaiei nan Jol u
? ;ii ta\?.r of
laffrage sas* tha.Bf aras one
of t! ? ? fragist sditors |b
th<- \?!,,,). eonnty, An heart ?e-irr**.
brought h total of tweaty-twe far ?'j'
1 rnv ? .. ?? nnd fi'Jr 44 ho
how th? -. ?roald
' : ? ? ?a. r. !...* ?o much on.
ths <au?e a? igaaraal ,?f it
; me stassblod ?croaa n Bold ta tall I
i " ?i on to i , . , ,,rt.
"I hadn't thought ..f it,' he .aid "\\e
don't h,-. s on it in tl
. i,. u.
A fsrraei
i -. the way t.
retort "I look I roi
, oint of view," he itated
:n t i- _ - - Bible abo il vol
?
A irr,,
? ?
Hadn't rhoBghl About II.
"Hsdn't tliought she t il
sred
"So fragi-ts, thei
?t!" cried sn >lher. ' I i.?- a omen
..;,%., t,,, many i,_:: il. alrei
'?They don't do anytl
- : y," salt) a 'i, il il. ' I'he
? ir.iadaj i are i'i-- SI for peta. I I i
t ii.'' ei? a gel i pe ! ol u il
. .
dean end ._
- , -.'7 need i vote to help he
i nok."
The rtir? 1 delivery carrlsr Ka-.-?- i
: ?iiit;,, "I'm v ?th
A*, h eroaeroi-_li :ti. buteher had gon?
ni' ng i ? rif? expia?ned
'y. "My man's ligned for it He's ?il
Ight"
'I wenty mili ? *>'' th ? or? of can
g nett? ? ivoi
It -i: .
?fiat ths only ones who ned msde uj
miadi ?tre I
? i.... Th?- ma - -? of I
have never been 11 scl sd
?
Tin- Bmpire State campaign commit
. Imite i ha 11
? st places Hi?
lt is a county ?hers 'ii-- Assemblj
rgsi ? rerj
itc. The I
: peri Ne -??. '
reach I es of the vo_< esi
inaei ? ? ? -...k i
organising b?
.
? '-rat. bed th? u i :-1nion
More Podded Nearer ? n\.
4a the c:t.
in on
.or.ra then
. i
n.g m the Roy?
B i
ilale
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his print
? Put me
i it."
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In Bata
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4 CHILDREN VANISH AT ONCE
Breefclyn sad Maahattaa Hit i>> Sud?
den Diaappssraacs E Idemle.
Dl ? reesed psreats i
most at
one-tmie d il chil
. iri old,
from ?I 7T.?:. i New York
an?l Brooklyn, Satui da ?
. ? \? .re Prmi - \ ?? to eh ?..
of -.--' ? 'olambui Avenu . j
Hug! ? ?
tree! I i ..? si I it? evsa, of
74.'? 1 ?eKaib A- and
f ItS Third
-
rhy ? ssray
ai
? ?
?
Mrs. Alice I that the
! been
|h? that i
'. him tu gi ? ' tl _ BI '
.
.n. B]
?>rre?l bed ?.,...
th. ? lived si .1 i". ? * i
lent out for the children
WIRT URGES PLAN
ON CITY CHURCHES
Author Sees N'> Danger of
Sectarianism in Relig?
ious Instruction.
FEATURE A SUCCESS
IN SCHOOLS or GARY
Speaking in St. Paul's, He Says
Children Take Work as a
.Matter Of I act.
? ? ihurehei nr
portuflit
weak 'i?y
giona atu -1 of no in?
laid Dr. William A.
. ?" Schools In
-,.,!. : ? ? . grega
? \\ ,.?? i- -.i *,
i .- ?
??| I ... how? . r. think it Is of
rhurehes ihould
tunity, preaent
... | .
. . .
i
01 ii I ?sry for about tweji ?
? ?
.re eh ??'? Iren
than ? ? ' ekly Sunday
.
I ?
stt? posit
fact,
pi ed to find t
?
i days. All this work, watch
ter mea ind women, is doi
during ths extra hour? not u?ed in the
?'Only h short ?ii:?. neo Dr. Blake
me that folly ninety per eeat of
? ? Sfld womei of his church, rt
Methodiat Epiacopal church, !.;>'i i" ?
com? members of ths congregation b.
fors th? -. were - irs old. In
view of this I think it. important tha'
ehnrehes eo-operata with th ?
I I '!-. not think it prop? :
that the itate ihould take ths ehildreti
n the moraiag before anj -
thing can be don? for them and hol.i
until nn hour when nobody sIm
' IV.
.'? e have I . k to the days
of Spart:., when the itatS took the
il ' ' untry snd trsiaed thei*i
r il oui i ? >? Ink. Mo?
? sr eeat of oor
chill'' - Sut di..- ichool cl
sverags ?ol has i
?eating for S,000 ehildrsa, at
? ? the ci! y of $200 ay?
ehild. 1 nder prsseat condition*
.. position to
give ?
;. -? ru? ' on :? d i] 'or the eot 1rs
Our plan ii ths ehildren fully
.. . iled for ?a least lis or mvob hou*-.
n ; laj. scadem e iasti uetion and
' : .
NEED SUFFRAGE,
PRINCESS SAYS
Overindustrialism Makes Ballot
for Women Urgent in Amer?
ica. Site Asserts.
"It is over-ioduatrialiam that make?
ths vote neceaaary for women!
"And becauas imarica lalfora from
over- 'i American women
? ? ballot."
s of Prince?s Lass
rovich-Urebeliaoovieh, oaee Eleanor
wife
of s SerbisB prince of here, there snd
everywhere, sad author of "Plsasnrei
sad Palace
In eontradiitinction, ihs says, there
? ..ia. where i."' evofl a ihsdow of
?nduitrialiim ha? aver catered, and
women have never ?riven a
? . tha luffrags sad feminin
un;.
"I rat of all." she says, "there Is no
houtility between the sexes, bat there
of interests. ''I iss dis?
tinction! are unknown we have hut
tid of womea, home-makers, sad
the i, ?me
ITel In nit" of that, or oerhapa I
ihould ?'-. beeauss of that, they have
all municipal affairs. You
iei n every
paeit - I ? agiasers, doctor?,
Will Nut Ile? ome Sen anl?.
"Bal here is oas thiag ths Sen ?n
woman a ot do ihs -.4ill not Mrs
:i srVBBl 0( a? sales clerk in B
?tore. She ?a ? 11 do ths meaaosi *-,irt of
?' ? ? BOCOI Mry, or for
I <?.- - - .4 -,-iout pay, but ?he'll
'.. a ion ant.
"Here In America, while I know lit
out \"ur -'.,r- ige ' smpaigas, I
? that tiOfll are 4 SI ?
renl It is an 1 eonomie, ami t;.?- .
'i??f ion. I' la 1
libia for II all."
; ? 1 syei glowed with in?
ly, and her low Voies WAS fall "f
?
"Ths 'l ?? tioi ol Ot ? k" ' ? -r came,
en began to Ii ?-? Berate
nfluencs of too much Indua
became saabls to
po 11 ? heir fam i ioa, and : hei I i i
h,??l t-. ?I.? their ihare, And with I ? ?
? :.-..| tin"?"? naturally
Ight of ?-?tra privi
"I have 1 ' eoallaaed, "that
? - ?i ?? 44 i.rpi-n
?!th 4vho ha\e lived very narrow
and protect? : I - 1'i'ey limply know
h ?1 ? " i- ?? ?
they don't know 44 hat the ballot ???ill
plish.
Sa?? All \re Ire? holdern.
"In Serbia*' th? il eel waa s dear
? me ? eould aot I
1,44i,;, fit ? "there - ah?ol utelj no
? the aenn n whicl
. * I ?? w ??-?.. Even ti i pe ??
? ' ? ' 1 prop.
Aad that Is where ind:.-'
?sm"
Bat ? Ls larovich, who ! ?"!
... ? ; roam,
gi
"In-; . ' ... simad, a - hs
puihed irtaii a the door? ?y
the room.
? ? ?-? r'-na, and the
bringi it in ought to be
. I!"
? rah -? rbia." 'he
aft? r her lm-1'
? ?! ifl .-:> for lier
t again, 'is s ?.eautiful natioBal
MBtimeal pa'riatisss. Men and worn
loi it! -,'-11 That 1?
why they -.4o-1 together for a common
1 ? ? lad are corn?
il ?.?.r, 'l.e womeB actually shoal
' i-.ir worn? n now, both
- ! poor, ar- ttghtiag, EVOB the
? h 1 Mr. ..i ?? the laaki v I I I
trample over Sorb?a, ?he will
I wall 1 . a burnini,' eOUfl ?
"-;?. I ? the
th?* Sorhiatn spirit B4V?ror dies,
itei
Taft Pr.-is.s Sunday School.
Pr. '.?*.-.! 1 art -, pastor sf tha
First P sa , burea, of Hluom
Held, N .1 . rest- rdaj read a let
1 es Prosideal Taft,
... isBsats at ? ale, bob
gratula! ng the church sad S .
ichool ob th.- eonUaalal of the latter,
which aras celebrated lait ft?-.
fi hat Is the Gary Plan t
ByAUCE BARROWS FERNANDEZ
Tribune readers Will find in this tUparlment a
clear and aitthoritatiie anottnt of the Hirt tck??i
system, proposed for this city. Questions of ftunnts
and teachers will he gladly answered. The de?
partment will appear on Mondays and Thursdays
What the Wirt Plan Doe?..
It tekes children ?iff the ??tree!?
keep, them - holcsomely busy lit ?
?ted] and play for sii <?r _e\en hoii
da?.
It n\\f. all children |u??t a? n
a? adernie work a. the tradilt
school, but hi lengthening the sc
?lay it .hes lime for practical ?
work, science, elra? ing, music, a
lorium and play for all civldren.
What the Wirt Plan Mean??.
To every parent?a chnnce to
his child the enriched educational
pert aalt les iisuall*. reserved for
?hiltlren of the fax ??red few.
To teachers?no more hours of te,
ing: inore feagsalsl work.
Te the com.nunity?heller ? iti/<
better BChseJs for less ?-??st.
t the -. rt t ! a 11 an expenm
ould ? " pro !eed furtl ?-r m .*
until it ii t< s*.,.l ""
"Havs aduestloaal authorises r?
? dora?.'. ths Wirt plan V
"S.nee no prominent wheel laps
tendent in the country har, appro
of the Wirt plan, iheald Nee. ?
sdopt it un'.il it has been tried sat.
These are som?> of the .?ues';
risked of this d? partr.it" *
?as' week. It is notu ? able that
? I icational authori
ha? e not iadei m '. ths Wirt plea ?'art
Bad er.ti.- an BSSSftlOB. T
is an excsllenl ssasspls of baa rut
travel;?, especially rumor on the (i
plan. A question all uneonsciov
transforma itself late ?? issei
? .
-hes itaelf ai ti
? public mir.d. In a su
such impo-taaee bj public educat
: .-.vers anil teachers sho
pportuaitr to bass tl
judgment of any proposed ehsage
ths - I facts, in t rumor,
?tre glad to '...' able to auhstituts so
factl for runinr on the particular poi
; 1-7 raised.
It ll I I ? ?ary to travel far
Und a lehool luperfntendent who
dorsei the Can plaa. A few miles
the Hudson River m Troy. N.
? 'endent ot
reorganizing a;1. th? .-??'????>, ? ?
the Wirt pian. Ile started w
two lehuols, and within three mOBl
begBB 711?* reorganization of all I
? on 'ii,s plaa. He ?lui not m
'o "test it out, It happened, ho
ever, that when the regents' ssamii
tioii took place i he children in I
Wirt led ???t-! a hirl
itandard h* per cent his'tier th
dren in any of the ot^.-r M I ???
Tins -.vas accomplished la sp.te of i
on and distraction due to re.
itiou.
( McSgO jnd Ihe (.ary Plan.
The testimons Of Mrs. Ells ll'
? one of ths ableat school sut??
. Ms this country har ever BBOl
is even more lignlPcaat for the N?
Vork -chool at thonties who have cri
??if acad?mie work in ths Gs
i, and bass been gravely ee
cerned over fres play for children _i
eu temed tl. xibility of the sj
lern. In B i ?cent visit to the _a
Mrs, Ko tag praised in partie
1er ths academic work, the play, I
ombii ation of elementary Bad bii
? in th lams building, and t
flexibility of the whole lyatem. BI
?i ni that ehe ?ame t ? Gary not so mat
uteri ited in tns -chool plants ami ?
cational work as In the regular cla
vork. Charges that work is net as wi
?lone by pupili umkr ths Gary tysts
vers rel ut? I by Mrs. Vouag. On tl
? ntrai y. the laid ihs believed it sri
better dona than in any < th?-r city.
"I was mad? Intel ee too at tne Kr
Sing the n:ir!'. -??_??
r.nd gredei eondu? tod
I did no' believe this BO
Ibis, sad I was lurpriaed te ?es tl
t.i-e with which it ii accomplishsd bei
Another prominent feature sbeal tl
<?Hry schools ?| ths active way m wlm
t.s children conduct their play, I
? hieago thsj play with as nuen ?-i
. on the municipal playground
hut not on the .chooi playground*. T.
lar reaching el iraci r and flexibility ?
the Wir! lyetcm are the thtaea tin
' L-reat. It is not a set rule f<
, but a lyitem, which can I
. dented to each individual."
Mrs. Young is decidedly in favor <
ths Inetallation of tin- Gars system i
? I cago, ?. it dedaree that it eould n?
i ?? dona unies* tome person was sa
. loi?-d to tak ? ah u ite < ?,r)_'?- el th
? I.tl re : I on. There Is wid?
? rood Bg ' t'on for th?- adoption c
? 'ir Wirt i , . ige
dar?. Plan N??t an Kxperimeni
'Rut the ?it -.. a-.n?." ? was '<?!
the other daj In s conversation ait
, ne of our correspondente, "that th
? arj plaa ; - SB expei mi at, sad then
.or?- we must _ ?? tes) befoi
?pplyit.i; ,t." Is it an experiment- l
ji-iir
'v.th notai . -- But. kgaorini
.'.out 1
? mental that it i
eroai to . ?? them to ?-hi!tlr?-i
?':.?l*
"It ia wroa? t?> gies up th?
i eve i Is bo >l teat," hi th
ths Wirt plai
?
Bad for as many hour- for BCademi?
a ork as ander tl i item Rdu?.?
however, ? lomething t-iore tha.
?I Mats. Ths children uader th?
H ,r* plaa are given opportunitiei foi
.i,-.,| for .? ot k it, ihop an I .1
,-.- laboratories) i ? ?
I? it as experiment to give shlldrei
. ami work? What ib
, arenfs think ahoul it 1 ]?*:.'?
chiltl playiag now, bal >*-n-t he 1
itraetl De yo i, as pai enti
think il ie an ex| t to uriv?- ehil
dn-ii an opportunity for healthy edu.a
,: work? in meet eaaee, didn't ye?
.ork with tools w:-.eti you were young
and wouldn't SOS like y??ur b??y to boVI
'he samt. opportunity' Children have
always done these thing? ..ni sajoyed
'.hem. It Weald seem as if the "experi?
ment" is the s-ho?il tyatem that tries
to brint; up children w thoul * .p
portur-.it.es for w.r'r at-,I p
"Itut." came the :i_a! objection, "th"
Wirt plan ?et- el Idren do the th.ngs
that they want to d?. It I
much ?,. theif iatereat. Th.-y ?j
accomplish a? much and their id
-hip is not as high a. it is in the
nary
\ New .ork l_i\ \Mu? Went to Gary.
Perhaps th? fi?;:,..?.-:-k- -tory w,n aa
-wer that pe ',* Whea I went to
I took With me a
who was verv ambitit is to go
logs The -chool aathoi iti?
be Aould never luceeed berauee he did
? ; [.'.v him elf, h? led a |
.
itudi Bg it?- I ad alwavi , Im weak
hi algi bra, ,--. fact had failed!
that it lou.fd as if thai B-hject ?...u?
toi . dlaappointod, b??-au?e
, . ?
.-?
Ige er. -
and ' ob ri*
I
rrcisl wort
? . i in 1
?. ? ?
?
. ? ? ? ' ?
?
\ ? ?
?
? ?
(earned, and ??? ? !'?.. g | 'i J *ee,
ginning; thi
knov? a
,? v more ?r
?
baaebal "p?d ?
? I
to; he was novel ? he had a
.
? rinn
He ha? '-.ding
i
One ei I prove
?
Dr. John D?
.- i - more cob? evidence t
wlri lystesa reealti
? ?? ? but In aceompliihment Dr.
Dewey iayi in '-. iehoola
morrow," in v.
ipaea to <.
.nary
public ichoo ' to puih thi
ll of school In -' them
in. The curr.c i.? ?
? hers ;? n > ??ay of mat sg t it
psett g the ? ' ?
i l| . ' .et? a
Ib liar y
orgBBisation has I s to At ?ach
ind ? rj ?
... ITicult pupil
cannot up-. ? n?ng 1 ? I?
an?! the . , get a g t< gather
. . . !'???
folly, or doei I tat}
We have
only *
- hard at work I -need
that ths children ?re happy at*..I in
fiom the po nt of view
of tlie toad.or ?id educator, the m
S4ter is even m >r>..* v? ? favorable.
i ? ? -.?'. m pot eont of all the s? heel
??i I dren in Gary who are thirteen \e?r?
Old aie Ifl ?he h.'.er.'?: i?-ra le or sbaVS
It Tir.? BMani that th<- majority
the (iary school ehildrOB i:'? throuirb
school at about tin- -ame rate a? the
svsrags papil who :?> i reparing for co!
legs V.y.T. iii'.r ? '? far'
that one-third of a!! the pup;', that
have loft the Gary i '
sight year? of their ev-t."??*?> are ro?v
in the stats Bfllvcraity, la sa engineer
in ?, school or in a buainvaa ( ?
\- .. ?-.?.mber ?if letton havi v"-en re?
ceived comment lag upon thai part sf
the ?iary plan wl ich rolatoi to religion?
iBBtrnetioa, that ?subject will be t,.k.*:i
up ??-?'.?m on Tharaday. Oflly ?
\4 inch iive the aams sad address of the
writer a II he si? wared So uai b?
letters b .1! !'?? eoi liden d
OPERA IS REHEARSED
AT 50 MILES AN HOUR
Boston Company Leaves I rail of
?Melody from Albany to N. Y.
Lii?'ht travels faeter thaa s?ants!, M
you all know, liut it uocsn't travel ra'icli
faster than thl sound Steal ! las* ii'irht
by the members of the II tOB Groad
. Compaay. Ea r.".-- freos To
ronto to Nou v..! K. ... i-, i : ! ? |
at the Manhattan Opera HOUSS ?hi?
evening, they rehearsed from Albany t??
the Grand Central Terminal parts of
t- ?? ? ? :?re to give.
The spec.al train, which reached tnis
ght, b sa .? riot of
: for mora than three hoars
?ng ail km?!? of sommation a? H mol -ii
oil-!;. As hod bj stations at fifty m:!e?
an hour Pea of vh? poraons m i ?
station? had the
faiBteal id? a oi ths Batuca ? '? the ta
eal di-'urbai I son? u ay ! .ae
guessed thai the German? were la
pi" i - of eapl .i 'hi?' Mew . or?.
This Is the first time that i.n I
op?rai c orgi there wen
? - OB the train has r.h? ar ???!
under ,.?,! ,f the
Pullman Compaay t:n?ls thi. m ?
that its car ??idea have buitre?! it prob?
ably will be the last
PASTOR ANSWERS ' ANTI''
Say? Uiilii.? Hate .!??re 'tight to Vole
I han H... helor?.
Ths I'.ev. Franc:. ThoodON BrOWB,
rector of 81 Andrew's l har-eh, Von
dellvorod ?? ??ur.r.'/e sermon
ght. answeriaf Cyrus Townxeml
Brady'? p?och delivero in the ??me
church k week Hpo.
Mr l'r?i44r-. sai?l: "It i? not a question
Of phyiiology, but personality. In di?
? ?'rii.k'<- we mult leaye the
anima! pIsBe." lie also spoke of the
injustice '..' bachelor-, who represented
only themsel es, havlag th.- right ?o
vota, wl low i i lb daaghtois
eai
"Th.- res nit of ?oc:?! an?! economic
life i? not t!?> family, but ths Individ
ual." he eoatinued, referring t-. ths
9,000 ' ? - i the United
FLAMING FILM STARTS PANIC
Many Trample aa ."?CO Hec "M?>?ie"
theatre on Cry "r'ire!"
I ?at 10 o'eloefi ;.i. t n ght 600 p? op ??
hail ci'.*.4 i!?.?; into a mot 01 picture
theatre at i.z? Fifth Avenue, Hr<
te see th.- Alm p'.ny "Women of the
World.'' SomethiriK weal wroBg with
the picture machine and the turn bu??t
into dam?'-.
I hose In tho bark of t-ie theatre
i re!" A pa: ic itarted, ami the
men ai ru?hed V4'.i!iy for the
Theodore Catrana, the proprie?
tor, vainly tried t?. ?top ths ru?h. The
rro'V.I ??-.it ou' in MafetV, and though
tomo women and caildroB were
knocked down an<t trampled on no one
w.i- lerioualy hurt, except the operator,
wh.,a.' ;'....? aril BOBOS Wer? badly
burned.
LEARN BY D0l\(i
Till. ? UN I ' ?
?', i ? ? a | . ' I . ,
4
I MM la.al
a aa- 'a:- a ,
?
l'a a I .???? i K-I..A ?
lie?
No preparation :.<.??-.'.. i ;?? bacoggg a
"learner" m lin? ich ?d ? ? |
mai! Ihls coaru .i? week .Uf
throttftVOal tlie whole yen
I BSl ? . . I 44, ~m
? . ? 8' a 4 ' ? V
N. Y. ELtC lRICAl. SCHOOL,
35 Wut 17th Si., New York

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