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British Find Sleeping Sickness
Changes Children Completely
LONDON, Feb. G.—Because sleep
ing sickness has so changed the char
acter of children and made some of
them criminals, the authorities are
considering the building of special
1 schools for these youngsters. Child
ren who have suffered from the dis
ease, it is said, not only change their
character, but deteriorate physically
and lose control of their emotions.
Reporting to the Metropolitan Asy
lums Board, Dr. Charles Glen says:
“It seems that the disease may pass
through a phase in which physical
changes are the only prominent fea
ture. so that crimes may be commit
ted for which the offender is not ful
ly responsible.”
Milk Company Honors
Old Time Employes
LONDON, Feb. 6.—One of the fore
most dairy companies of Great Brit
ain has a Long Service Corps connect
ed with it, the members being made
up of employes who have been in the
service of the organization for 30 odd
years.
The corps boasts of a membership
of 361 men and 24 women and when
the members met recently for a din
ner each one of them was presented
with a gold watch, a silver badge and
a certificate of merit. Included were
nearly all the directors of the com
pany, and the most humble milkman.
Gateway want-ads bring results.
LATIN WORKERS MOVE TO
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President Gomez, Dictator of Vene
zuela, who does not know whether to
laugh or cry, with the recent death
of Don Cipriano Castro, his former
friend, whom he double-crossed to get
the presidency. . As many of Gomez’s
enemies did not like Castro either,
they kept quiet, but now it is feared
that a wholesale revolution or revolt
will unseat Gomez from his fifteen
year-old post.
Cuban Doctors Endorse
Progressive Legislation
HAVANA, Feb. 6.—Legislation de
signed to improve working and living !
conditions of women and children in
industry, and of men laboring in the
cane fields and sugar mills, was rec
ommended in a series of 5S resolu
tions adopted by the Cuban National
Medical congress which has just clos
ed its sixth annual session here. The
congress especially would have hours
of working women and children reg
lated, and favors a law requiring
working women to cease work for
four weeks before and after child
birth.
The congress also went on record
as favoring an effective law ^gainst
importation of narcotics, .for stricter
legislation against carrying fire arms,
for standardizing medical drugs and
for protection of the meat and milk
supplies of the public, and many other
measures to improve living condi- |
lions.
Listening In More Attractive
Than Lessons to British Boys
BRADFORD, Eng., Feb. 6.—Broad- j
casting is causing a large number of !
school boys to scamp their home les
sons, is the complaint of the head
master of the grammar school. He
has sent out a circular letter to par
ents calling their attention to the se
rious effect listening in is liavtng on
the work of the boys and expressing
the hope that parents will strictly reg
ulate the conditions under which wire
less is used.
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Ireland to Seek Tourists
DUBLIN, Feb. 6—The Free State j
I government has decided to take part
in the movement of popularizing Ire- :
I land as a tourist resort. The minister
of commerce has summoned a confer
ence of the various hotel, railway and
other intreests involved, and it is hop
ed to bring public bodies in the north
into co-operation with the movement.
Miss Agnes Woodward conducts a
school of whisting in Los Angeles. ,
most of her pupils being girls.
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Willard Storage Battery Company, Cleveland, Ohio . 390
Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, Michigan . 273
U. S. Playing Card Company. Cincinnati, Ohio . 309
Edgewater Beach Hotel, Chicago . 373
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Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Mo. .'.. 411
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Stix, Baer, & Fuller, St. Louis, Mo. 360
State Marketing Bureau, Jefferson City, Mo. 440
Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa . 360
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Westinghouse Electric Company, Hastings, Neb. 285
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Star Telegram, Fort Worth, Texas . 476
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Western Radio Corporation, Denver Col. 278
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State College of Washington, Pullman, Wash.. 330
Rhodes Department Store, Seattle, Washington . 4 55
Louis Wasmer, Seattle, Washington . 360
Star Electric and Radio Company, Seattle, Wash. 210
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W. W. Grant, Calgary, Canada . 440
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