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Show TIIE BULLETIN that line ot worn ' so he took up making whips. In his yc linger days, he could turn out a whi p a minute. Now he spends five minuses on each whip. For the small whip t, he is paid 25 cents a dozen by the r rddlers. So he has to make a lot of them. The demand is as good as it ever was, he holds, and that shows that there hasn't keen any great change in children in the last 15 years. But because age has slowed his speed, he seldom clears more than S3. 50 a week now. But his two daughters are grown and married and so his expenses are less. He came to America from Rumania in 1901, "the year McKinley was sihot," but he has never got around1 to learning English. By L. L. STEVENSON I The whip man strolls through the streets of the lower East Side calling, "A little whip for five cents." In his arms are a hundred or more whips, of various sizes. They aren't for horses. They are to make bad children good or to keep children 'from being bad. The smallest whip, for very small children, consists of eight thin leather strips. The next size has five strips of heavier leather. The largest, for big children and for use in cases where a wife must be kept in order,, has four thick thongs about 15 inches long. Each whip, large or small, has a leather loop so that it may be hung up in the kitchen or the living room. Children seeing it there know that if they fail to behave, they will feel the leather about their legs or on their backs. Thus, because of punishment, or psychology, the whip man makes a living and-s- o long as the whip man makes a living, so does d Benjamiy Schwartz. j : Business as usual is sometimes carried on with difficult- - in the FNar instance, n that chain cigar store in which continued to serve patrons mid-tow- ing tne rucvay. as 'Mayor recently, the city spending a million or more dollars to prop up something which must be i- So, ia -, torn down. Harlem is in the doldrums. Once upon a time it was quite the proper thing to wind up an evening of gay-et- y somewhere north of One Hundred and Tentli street. Prosperity smiled on owners of various cabarets, and money flowed in what looked like an endless stream. For no apparent reason, Harlem's popularity waned. Now but one large establishment remains and business is reported to be only fair. But while Broadway wouldn't go to Harlem, Harlem went to Broadway. Three big cabarets, featuring brown pern formers, are now located in and are packed nightly with amusement seekers, including many of Broadway's well known. NIGHT ESSENTIAL First Paternity Ward TO PLANT GROWTH to Be Ready in July San Francisco. Expectant fathers are promised a paternity ward 'where they may pace the floor in comfort and with every convenience. It is a city health department .project and America's first pater-- ' nity ward will be ready in July. The paternity ward will consist of a room fitted with deeply cushioned chairs to lure the lathers off the floor. There will be reading lamps, .literature on the care and feeding of babies, ash trays and police atto bring frequent bulletins tendants ' on the condition of wife and child. : : : 700 New Planes to Be Built for Army Forces mid-tow- Riverside, Calif. How the "He by 700 planes before 1938 was disSubway eavesdropping: makes a big hit with her when he closed by officials ot the first wing tells her he's a director. He is, all .headquarters of the United States army air corps. Most of the air--'' right he directs people which elcraft will be built in southern Cali- evator to take." fornia by the Northrop, Douglas, and North American companies. Others Commuting Joys: After a long will be constructed by Seversky, hard day in the ofiice, a Mamaro-nec- k Boeing, Curtiss, and Sikorsky resident stopped for a few plants. revivers before boarding his train. The car was hot rnd he promptly dropped off to sleep. The next thing he knew, he was in Stamford, Conn. Fairyland Entrance Annoyed no end, he boarded the Opens From Taproom A more costly instance is the Sixth next train back, only to go to sleep Bellomar, Cuba. No caverns avenue elevated line. the again and slumber until he reached in the world have a less impreshe old structure will be tora down. But Grand Central. Fortunately, sive entrance than the famed meanwhile, a subway is being built didn't have to wait long for another crystal caves of Matanzas, about .beneath it. The presence of the el- train. Once more he fell asleep and 70 miles east of Havana. One evated line complicates the task no when he awakened, the train was descends into the first chamber unH nnri in rnmnlirntinir H runs nn just about to leave what he thought from a small opening cut in the the costs tremendously. Existing' was his station. After he hit the floor of a beer hall. lines could take care of the traffic platform, he discovered that he was but no agreement could be reached in New Rochellc. He gave up then and took a taxi, " move thp elevciijbefpre while buildings around and over it were torn down to make way for a new structure. Finally, it was left a mere island on the corner with a yawning hole about it. Then with the excavation work done, a small shack was built on the street side of the lot and the store moved into quarters which are to serve until the new building is completed. And it seemed, even a3 the store was being moved, that wreckers had its former abode practically demolished. Forty-secon- d . , seventy-year-ol- The venerable Schwartz is the man who makes the whips. Possibly he's the only manufacturer of e whips in New York. He's been at it for the last 15 years. His first trade was a cobbler but ihr machine ar.t drove him out of hand-mad- na- tion's flying force will be increased trtr Earth Would Be Dreary Place Without Darkness. Washington, D. C Darkness as well as light seems to be essential for life on earth. If there were no night this would be a desolate planet with extremely stunted vegetation and correspondingly meager food supply for animal life. This appears Buy Only GOOD COAL Cai! HvJand 2520 from experiments on the curious phenomenon of CASTLE GATE photo-tropis- in which plants bend toBLUE BLAZE ward a source of light such as the ABERDEEN sun, recently reported by Dr. Earl S. Johnston of the Smithsonian InKING COAL stitution, and Dr. Paul It. Agents for Sentinel Stokers of Connecticut college. Prepared Stoker Coal Thefe experiments also give a clew to the mechanism of the rapid "LOBB'S growth of plants in darkness which on the has often been reported. 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