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FARM COURSE IN SCHOOLS IS RECOMMENDED Tutoring in Agriculture Is Advised by State Head. Courses in agrieulure as a part Os the regular curriculum in high achools in rural communities Is the recommendation of Roy P. Wisehart, state superintendent of public Instruction. “If rural schools, especially high schools, would have courses in agriculture and domestic science it would make the schools more valuable to the parents who are anxious to withdraw their children after completion of the eighth grade, yyisehart said. The matter was brought forcibly to his attention when he visited La Grange county last week and a delegation from the Amish churches desired his influence in obtaining permission to withdraw' their children from school upon completion of the eighth grade even though the children were under 16 "The courses in the ninth and tenth grades should be made so practical t hat the parents should not desire their children to miss them,” he said. Wisehart also suggested a course In German in the schools attended by Amish children so as to train the youth to read the German Bible. Amish leaders gave approval to this plan. Other communities also have been confronted with the problem of withdrawal of children under 16. because no practical work is taught and the teaching of agriculture would help alleviate the situation,” Wisehart said. A delegation of the Amish sect visited the 1929 Legislature in behalf of a bill which would permit the withdrawal of their children upon the completion of the eighth grade. Tlie measure failed. Blood passes through the heart at a rate of about seven miles an hour.

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LOWER JEWEL TARIFF WILL CUT SMUGGLING Proposed Rates Will Make Illicit Trade Less Profitable. Bv Scrionx-Hotcard .Vet cspaper Allianz WASHINGTON, Aug. 16. Although reduction of duty on cut diamonds and free listing of uncut stones may lead to protests that it is a strange contrast to higher tariffs on necessities, official records show that the treasury has lost revenue because of the high jewelry rates. Recent arrests of movie stars and society women at the port of New York have disclosed valuable and undeclared stones among their bag-

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gage. The records that smuggling of diamonds have increased tremendously in the last few years, until it now is a more flourishing trade than ever before. Detection of the smugglers, professional as well as amateur, has been difficult because of the ease of concealing the stones. George S. Messersmith, American consul at Antwerp, which is one of the great diamond markets of the world, has advised the house ways and means committee that largescale smuggling would become unprofitable if the duty were reduced to 10 per cent on cut stones and the uncut placed on the free list. Since 1913 the rates have been 20 and 10 per cent, respectively. Messersmith testified small dealers no longer invoice goods through his consulate and that 50 per cent of the stones sold in this country never go through a customs house. Diamond bootleggers, he said, buy as much as $500,000 worth in Europe and smuggle every cent’s worth past

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the customs. The business has become so good that an organized syndicate In Antwerp guarantees to carry the contrabrand to the United States for 6 to 8 per cent of the savings. It even furnishes bonds as guarantee for safe deUvery. The margin in favor of the illicit dealer under the existing duty is about 12 per cent, according to Messersmith. it consists of the saving on tariff payment, less the cost of carriage. The reduction to 10 per cent, it is believed, will wipe out this margin and make smuggling unprofitable. Earlham Graduate Wins. 8.11 Timex ftnecial RICHMOND. Ind., Aug. 16.—Miss Effie Mae Winslow, graduate of Earlham college, now residing at Greenville, N. C., has been elected queen of the southern assembly of the Methodist Episcopal church in session at Lake Junaluska, N. C. She was queen of the Earlham May day fete this year.

SISTERS PASS IN LAW First American Girls to Get Degree From Oxford. OXFORD, England, Aug. 16.—Two American sisters, Jessie E. Hendrick and Katharine M. Hendrick of New York City, nave the honor of being the first American girls to secure law degrees from the University of Oxford. Miss Jessie Hendrick, who was also the first American to be made president of the Society of Oxford Home Students, and her sister Katharine are both graduates of Erasmus hall, Brooklyn, and Bryn Mawr college,

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ther. Frank Hendrick, Is a New York lawyer.