Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 219, Decatur, Adams County, 16 September 1926 — Page 5

-1 SUPERVISION in I eOUCATIONPAVS — ■»* | Experiment Shows Pupils S learn More Rapidly Under Supervised System j ■ ~ B*Pt 1# (t’nlt- ■ I>r ,. ssl That the supervised sy>- ■ of '» 11 suece * **" cl ““ r ’ M ' today In the annual report ■■ . |hl , General Education hoards which ■ J|,lanced a two-year experiment in ■ fcur mdlana countler. ■H According to the report. s< hoi child r n m d 'hnson ami Irtgrange c unties I H nrogtosred twenty-five p< r cent n-oe ■ rtpldl' " nrt '' r ,he l ”' tH ‘ rri!,ert system H O s education last year than the child- ■■ rrn in the two unsupi rvised counties. Bi Rush and Whitely. SB The findings of the board which K »ctn. in eo-'P'ration with the state M u,.partmelit of public Instruction w»rr H mad. public by Dr. Henry Noble Sher Hs wool, state superintendent of public HB instruction. HB Paring the first year of th • experiB ment the school children in t

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viced counties shown I progress of 14.3 per cent more than those In the uhsti penl cd counties. In the second year of the teat the superiority was much more marked, the nctual percentage of Improvement In Hie children's work under supervised programs wu.-i 25.7. Club Declares For Standard Bumper Height A declaration In favor of a stand ard height (or bumpers for all makes of Hutdinohiles has just been made by the Motorists Association of Illinois, headquarters of which ar ( > at 2fl2fi Rohth .Michigan avenue, Chicago. Hugo Meyer, secretary-manager of the club, believes that great deal of property damage, lacerated feeling, ami general 111 nature would be ellm Inated if all cars were equipped with bumpers which are a standard height from the ground. "We think that a standard height of hamper would give a great deal more protection to the motorist and his property than the present system of having the bumper placed on the front or rear of the car at an Indiscriminate height," asserts Mr. Meyer. "If the rear .bumper on the car in

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front of you is twenty inches from the surface of the road, and the bumper on tin, front of your car Is iwenty-fnur Inches from the surface,' , neither has the slightest bit of pro t act lon.. Bang! Temper Lost. "Suppose the insn ahead of yon has stopped suddenly while driving through traffic. He has four wheel hyduuilic brakes, ami has stopp.ul, as the expression Is, on n dime. You ore watching him .nrefully, we admit, but his brakes are Just a little more | efficient than yours. Hcsitlt- n bump.' It may be s slight bump, but export ! once has taught that even a slight bump will dent a fender, or a tire carrier, or rip the spare tire cover, or smash a lamp or two. "He gets out, looks at the rear of his car, snarls at yyu for not being more careful, takes your number, qdds a few more remarks and goes on his ' way. You, at the same time, inspect your machine, give the other driver ns good as he has sent, take his number and go on your way. Both of you are irritated, and possibly the drive, Which started out na real pleasure jaunt, has been spoiled. Bang! Just Smiles "Suppose, now, the rear bumper on

his car nnd the front one on yours | are the same standard height from the, ground. A bump but no harm slope. You know the bumper has taken 'the shock of the collision and he knows I the same thing. "Bumpers at a standard height from the ground will take the shock of every collision, will save property , damage, temper and possibly life. Instead of tangling bumpers; instead of smashing lamps, denting fenders :or rnnnfng lire carriers, bumps will Ibe simply bumps, and not ruinous j collisions." o F*.auk Is-die, of Van Wert, Ohio, visited friends here yesterday. Typewriting 1 Stenographic Work If you have any extra typewriliiiH or stenographic work I will be glad to do it. Phone 42 for appointment. Florence Holthouse Judge J. T. Merryman's Law Office, K. of C. Bldg.

I Bodies Os Eight Workmen! i Trapped in Tunnel Removed Kansas city, Rept. if,.—(Vnltod Press)—The bodlex of eight workmen, trapped by an explosion. In the city's new waler tunnel, 30# feet bt»'ow the surfaco of the Missouri river, had been brought to the suri'nee today. The mon hod died from, fumes following the explosion of e.is a< cuniulaio<] in the passage. Use ANACONDA fertilizer.l Best and Cheapest. Decatur 1 Produce Co., phone 380. yd

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HOW ID CARE FOR VARICOSE OR SWOLLEN VEINS

Rub Gently and Upward To-I ward the Heart as Blood in Veins Flows That Way If you or nny relative or friend lx worried because of varicose veins, or bunches, the best advice that anyono In this world cun give you Is to ask your druggist for nn original two-ouncj |

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I bottle of Moons’s Emerald Oil (full strength) and apply as directed night and morning to the swollen, enlarged veins. Soon you will notice that they are growing smaller and the treatment should be continued until the veins are of normal size. So penetrating and powerful is Emerald Oil that even Plies arc quickly relieved. Smith’ Yager * Falk sells lots of It. — ■ ——