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Show ' 14 School Grades Its Pupils on Health Habits ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. ' H high-spe- ed n triffn Mw dismayed when the 1400 school children of Kiriwood were presented Vita their report cards. Some parent were sttrtled when remarks met) as "Aw 1 do too use my handkerchiel." or "Gee, I cant sit any diflerent than the way I'm the cards. mad," accompanied For the old days, when grade school pupils of Kirkwood could present their cards with an "E" tor excellent, "S" for satisfactory, an "M" lor mediocre, an "I" for inferior, or an for falling, to indicate their conduct, are over. . Under the new plan a pupil has to mrr.homt Jnark. on U classl- -. flcattan of behavior, in addition to tnarks for studies. Some of the classes are: Health hablts-- a, stta, stands, walks correctly; b, keeps hands and materials sway from mouth; c, keeps clothing, hands, nails, face and teeth correctly with cleans, d, breathe nouth closed; e, uses handkerchief. Reliability a, respects private and public property; b, takes pride in pejus trusted: c, keep promises: d, tells the truth; e, can be depended ooon. obtdknee - a, maH ffort to control temper; b, refrains Iron) quarreling or complaining. Courjesy a, pays attention when then are speaking; b, polite In neeca and actions: c, respectful to playmate and others; a, conducts himself properly at lunch; e, kind. Frank C Tillman, superintendent of schools, says of the new plan: "The trend in modern education Is toward character development. By means of the new citizenship card we are trying to give the children a concrete Idea of admirable conduct." from 1 II to . ' ;" vvv amaua n a uainec i a . ealllrc V If ard I T hacked hy aoar- V : DOWlf J radio eipert oolf radio J r- y aatea. Cf TefADTTflf TCt7 exkxt sravici WASATCH 587. 120 AAXX amiRAT. abk sad BIMOHAM L CK7CEBOIS )S V :-- cttt Ko, Eleven E&st Tint (Got St. South CBEDtT Phons Was&tch 6271 - M? Building Drops - MOSCOW. Idaho. Most northern Idaho communities report building activities at least normal this year, with the exception of Moscow. In this citv there has been practically no building at the University bf Ida- Rich Sjxmiard Boosts Fair, but All Want Fare Viaduct Built to Handle 20,000,000 Automobiles in Single Year. MADRID (IP). The Conde, de Roinanones, one of Spain's richest men, upon visiting the International Exposition at wrote Barcelona recently, newspapers that "every man, woman and child should see this beautiful sight, If you do not have money. It Is worth while to walk the distance." Two days later the count re eetved 4000 letters saying: "We agree with your advice on seeing the exposition. 8end us some money to make the trip." that have a traffic crush can learn from northern New Jersey. This area, just across the Hudson from New York City and burdened with the enormous motor traffic of the metropolitan area, has designed a high speed elevated highway that Is expected to carry a burden of 20,000,-00- 0 ho, but residential building la normal. In Leal ton there were 25 permits issued In November, totaling 113.143. Total permits for the year number 393 and total $563,301, which 1 about Mssss the ssme as for the first 11 months Italian embassy at Berlin, Oertnany, of 182J. have fallen into the bands of French Almost every important agents. lOST CYPHERS TALI IGNORED. Little importance has ' been at- cypher. It is believed, can be read of tached by those familiar with the easily at any time, bj, the experts, cabinet Nolr, said to be a French secret service to the sugges- the famousrooms of series of at 4he ministry tion that the missing cyphers of the foreign affairs in Paris. One man, a Russian, is said to be an expert in deciphering whose ability is unequaled. He Juggles like a human calculating machine with the figures usually employed in cyphers, and is able by much work and the study of probabilities In the recurrence of certain words or letters to unravel the most i recipbered messages. JERSEY CITY, N. J. Contest Offers FrenchFrec Trip to America 12 E. A. Cram pt on, Mackay, Victim of Meningitis SpkUI t Tht Tribuna. . i Starting at the Holland tunnel plaza tn Jersey City, the roadway ascends by means of a viaduct ever the yards of the Erie railroad and then 'darts beneath the streets of Jersey City, which are connected by ramps, to the westerly side of Bergen hill where the highway passes under the Hudson boulevard. There it emerges and continues by viaduct across the meadows along the southerly edge of Newark to the Newark airport. Bead Open for Traffic Except In One Street With the exception of two and one half miles between Tonnele" avenue In Jersey City and a point where It crosses the Lincoln highway west of the Pf sflac river, the roadway is open1 to traffic. The two and one-ha- lf mile gap will be closed with a level viaduct high bridging the Passaic and Hackensack rivers. The clearance above the water will permit steamers to pass Up the river without interruption to traffic by opened bridges. Altogether the cost of. the viaduct and underground passage from the Newark airport to the Holland tunnel connecting with New York City, will b $36,000,000, an average of lf a mile. The five and miles completed have been built at a vCf, ' I vehicles a year. - , X s . A, R ' ' D . ' f ,ruH: -- j , ' J fj any taj VVSi jd t 'nrwnnT VyAl ' M " 135-fo- ot E. A. POC ATELLO, Idaho. Crampton died at a local hospital late Wednesday night from spinal meningitis. Mr. Crampton wss 50 years of age and a long resident ot Mackay. Funeral will be held in cost of 115,800,000. Mackay. New Highway Will Relieve Enough soot and dirt float over Metropolitan Traffic American cities In one year to bury The new highway will relieve the every street on Manhattan Island to heavily burdened Streets of the meta depth of 31 feet. ropolitan area of the through traffic which causes delay and confusion and is costly to. business. New-srlying directly tn the path of New Jersey traffic to New York City, will be especially benefited. The elevated roadway is a part of the new high speed route being constructed across the state from Jersey City to Trenton. Except for the high XMAS GUTS level viaduct between Newark and Jersey City It will be virtually" completed by the end of the year. The viaduct is to be completed in 1932. A feature of the new highway Is a straightway stretch 30 feet wide and 20 miles long between New Brunswick and Trenton. The elevated highway project was laid out four years ago under direction of Major W. O. 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