Show li V 'A TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING MAY 21 1931 war It seems that president has an unusually busy day knows them all by their botanical After the Civil the presidents did not take so much The arch near the office door names” Interest in the White House gardens frames the chief executive when he On June 13 1827 he wrote In Ills or were too busy to visit them often 4 4 4 appear to greet and be photographed diary: “The attraction of the gar- The First Ladies then took up the with the innumerable delegations den and the objects of curiosity con- gardens for their especial interests that come to Washington stantly multiplying upon my atten- The list six hostesses of the mansion ' Mrs Hoover ha her own outdoor tion there have rendered my malks did much' to beautify the gardens room at the end of the walk near abroad tor mere exercise tedious and and in the flower garden left visible 4 4 the south portico Under two mag- Irksome so that I have omitted them proof of their Interest and work nolia trees a flagged-ston- e floor ha for three days But this morning Women Considerably Exceed Men in been laid and furnished with porch after planting in my eastern seed-be- d Canada is having 8 record aviation chairs and tables It Is here that 18 whole cherriesrt Visited the season —— in Nevada in West the grandchildren are brought each southern bed where the casual popday to plajrin the sun&htne When ples are now all (six) In flower the still to as referred The WASHINGTON—1 Sees Field MrsRoosevelt’s president’s Large garden parties are given on the south mustard and anthemls in full bloom Secretary By HERBERT LITTLE not be a path of roses colonial rose garden The beds bor lawn Mr Hoover’s garden becqmes the althea still coming up and the may way WASHINGTON May 23 (UP)— Women who Want to get for Proper Handling of but the president’s walk which leads dered with low hedge were laid out the nook where refreshments are wild cherries apparently starting in plots that surrounded a circular served and the currants red and black beshould go to the farms and men looking for spouses married from the White House to the execu- center bed - Many varieties of roses Small Litigations ' The president's garden goes back coming ripe The catalpa trees are' In should go to the cities Detailed census reports compiled for were beds used Bargains Galore in a the bordered but red and to the days when John tive offices is Ad- In full and beautiful blossom and1 hedge by radiance roees have proven the ams lived at the White Quincy 13 states scattered over the union show that in proportion senna and other flowers are! House It that terminates at each end in an pink McKENDRICK the arch This Is the walk that Presi- most popular varieties through the was said that President Adams had blossoming" ' to the number of men women are plentiful in cities and CHICAGO (UP)— Revision ofcoundent Hoover uses throughout the year years the tastes of an English squire In That the White House garden held court the system throughout ‘scarce In rural territory r stormy Just When the first Mrs Wilson came his diary he mentions that he defascination for Adams for manyi try with a view to affording the poor unless the weatheris is Removal the rose garden to live in the mansion she designed lighted to work In the garden In the year after he left It we conclude The reporta show also that in theiTT ft TJTTHT T0UT7C man beyond the hedge legal protection equal to that the roses walk near his so the are other of dew “In president's the small on greater among In his a path this after was western states once predominantly IJ citizens U ijLlluXlljLJ reading morning diary SALE" ljote by wealthy If not actually along garden features on the grounds This garden” he wrote “of not Iesa than August 1 1842 telling of a visit and male to an extent where a little urged by John 8 Bradway secre- part of the year walk although not very long seems two acree there are forest and fruit mentioning Ouseley who had been way MONDAY school teacher had the countryside tary of the National Association of hisWhen greenhouses were moved destined to become famous as presi- trees shrubs hedges esculents vege- his gardener “Maher Is the gar- nt her feet the sexes in recent decLegal Aid Organizations In an article from thethe west side of the mansion dents go and come from their work tables kitchen and medicinal herbs dener of the capitol and the public BOOK odes are more nearly even in numIn State Government magazine 22 W 2nd South ber Additional Judicial machinery Is In 1902 and the executive office wing Sometimes this walk affords the only hothouse plants flowers and weeds grounds extending to those around means stood a or colonial where of to little built amount a sunshine the at of I the where they getting to conjecture Trend somewhat startling appear houses president’s Ouseley needed to give proper attention from some of the figures The numthe hundreds of minor suits brought rose garden was laid out which Is exercise In the fresh air when the least 1000 Ouseley the gardener Is only the kitchen gardener” ber of divorced women is listed as said of men he Most by laboring twice that of divorced men In revthese cases are claims for small ere I state— but indicating merely amounts of wages and suits against that a divorced woman has less loan sharks and swindlers rhance or desire to remarry than A system must also be perfected does a divorced man Massive Volume One of Bradway said for handling the cases W idows Also More of working men who are not finane SummarizTwenty-fivNumerous Than Widower cially able to pay court costs but whose cases have legal merits Widow similarly are more numerous that widowers It also Ines Count by States Hundred Thousand dicated that divorcees are relatively Cases Each Year as numerous In rural sections as In The article said that the 80 legal cities Divorces are shown also to By HERBERT LITTLE aid be popular among southern negroes organization In the larger cities 23 (UP)— of the WASHINGTON May country handle more than Around 60 per cent of the populaon volumes tion over IS years of age Is married The first of 25 massive cases each year for persons who United States of the For Arkansas one of the states the population cannot afford to seek Justice in the Wlio’’ and enusual manner completely tabulated by the census a combinedof “Who’s 137008435 persons the There Is bureau the following cited: cyclopedia Almost half of all the cases comwere 1038 male per 100 females In In the borders of the nation but ing to the legal aid organizations 1930 but In 1910 the ratio was 106 to without naming a one of them was Involve small amounts of money' 100 Indication that Arkansas wo- Issued by the United States census Bradway said "Each year they colmen were moving from the farm to bureau last week which In amounts 900000 1 of lect nearly town was given In 1930 the urban Is No volume The less than $20 a case population was made up of 923 seven to be devoted to population average “The collection of small amounts males to 100 females 20 years ago alone and summarized by states and overdue wages— Is the sexes were almost exactly equal towns the detailed count made 13 —particularly often hindered by the court costs On the farms last year there were months ago recur with- such frequency as 1057 men to every 100 women about lists the area and ’population which the same as 20 years before The of Itevery place where the United to indicate that legislative action may rebe necessary to solve them number of divorced women not married jumped from 5370 in 1920 States flag files Urgent Need for to 9421 in 1930 while the divorced Uncle Sam Offers Legal Machinery men Increased In the same period Publication for Sale from 3954 to 7057 “Anyone familiar with this work tremendous volumes the Other less of realizes the urgent need for legal maAlthough negroes made up issued time from be will one-thiof the Arkansas than pop- publication chinery to dispose of these cases more ulation the divorced persons listed to time as they are completed In the efficiently than the court— which alSelected in p by the census takers made up half of next few years The books will be ready are working to capacity— can the women divorcees and almost as distributed to government depart- do" ments and libraries mostly and as a He called attention to the Califorlarge a percentage of the men Group publisher Uncle Bam will sell them nia system of empowering a labor Men Ontnnmbered by accordeach to at from $150 $350 commissioner to enforce payment of Women in Nebraska Cities at— ing to size through the government wage claims and the Massachusetts’ Nebraska bad 1053 males per 100 printing office criminal of system giving penalties with a females last year compared Populations of states from the earyears be- liest census — that of 1790 for the orig- for failure to pay wages ratio of 1113 to 100 twenty In cases other than those involvfore Even In this - western state inal 13— and of the principal cities however the women outnumbered the areas end population of each ing wages a small claims court can the men In the cities where the rn county in each state population of render enormous service in collectsmall sums for the poor litigants tio was 963 males to 100 females very county by townships the pop- ing The city development is receqt as ulation he said of every Incorporated place shown by Nebraska figures of 1910 and the population of cities by wards when the urbtn population was made are CAR RACE FATAL among the details listed for the up of 1063 males to 100 females entire igi MONZA tables Italy May 23 country Comparative men 110 are there In the country of earlier censuses are given Arcangel one of Italy’s better known to 100 women For the United States as a whole racing car drivers was killed today Nebraska In the last decade regisdiwhen bis car overturned while he tered an Increase of nearly 3 per rural and city populations are exwas making a run In preparation lor cent in the percentage of its mar- vided and cities are listed as to ried population Divorced women act size If anyone had a desire to a race tomorrow' Increased from 3368 to 6072: and di- Hve In a city of exactly 13333 Inhabitants he could find five pages on vorced men from 8231 to 5845 In Maryland with an entirely dif- which are listed alt cities between number relative 10000 and 25QOO and Carteret N J ferent makeup the of women also has increased In with 13339 probably would come as 1910 they outnumbered the men 100 dose as any to his ideal v to 989 now the men are more nuDr Leon E Trueadell the bureau's cities 100 to the merous 1013 In chief population statistician' and however the women as usual out- Olive M Rlddlebrger assistant eftlef Everyone is going in for sports these days A number the men 100 to 967 while statistician are “authors’' the of the in the rural districts there are 1086 book along with the thousands of pleasant fact from - our point of view for the men to each 100 women Here again census takers and tabulators Auerbach Co if recognized as THE place for the the number of divorced persons has doubled in ten years Terrorists the jaunty jacket dresses finer sports togs Show Increase Nevada Still Contains dash the captivating frock cut such a that The final tabulation showed an inMore Men Than Women crease affairs in color confor smart territories woman of and the and white a outlying however Nevada Out In Is still a rarity relatively as In the possessions as well as the continental trasts days of the old west There are 140 united States Continental United States 3028-39- 5 men to every 100 women but twenty square miles had 122775046 as years ago the ratio was 179 to 100 On the ranches the ratio Is 153 to compared with 105710620 In 1930 and 100 but in the cities — maybe Helm 91172266 in 1910 brings down the average— there are Military and naval men abroad 1216 men to 100 women the consular service and foreign repThese indications that there Is no resentatives of the Red Cross numtruth In the tradition that the boys bered 89453 of this additional total go off to the cities while the girls In 1920 there were 117238 Americans ' stay on the farm to live out a quiet listed abroad home life are borne out even by Comparison with of every Maine and Connecticut In Maine census since 1790 figures showed rapid there are 1071 men to 100 women growth in every decade froma 3929-214 on the farms only 933 men in the to the 122775048 the in present cities continental United State— and despite the growth of the country’s area the population per square mile Increased tenfold In 1790 there were 45 person per square mile now there are 413 The quickest Increase in population per mile came in the last ijjurcs Sam40 years after the area PHILADELPHIA (UP)— Dr stopped of psyart always charming uel W Femberger professor growing In 1890 there were only 21 J figure chology at the University of Penn- per square mile figure — flsuro that cany the Civil war there were sylvania has been Invited to deliver During theaxetwe with a new flccb-nea special series of lectures at the Psy- only 141 cities of more than 8000 inhabitants with a total population of a new grace a new chological Institute of the University We veoclightful of Berlin Germany according to an a Uttle over five million out of the beauty announcement made by university national total of 81000000 But now model— adapted to every there are 1208 cities in this type of figure— and every Dr Fernberger who Is editor of with 60000000 persons in them type of panel of the Journal Experimental A Approximately $375000000 was exwas Invited by Professor v pended in building the Panama Wolfgang Kohler of the German uni- canal of Its psychologiversity and director cal laboratory He will discuss recent developments In American psychological research LAWYER URGES ROSES BORDER HOOVER’S WALK Census Shows Cities Best Hunting Ground for Wives COURT REVISION Urban TO Areas Even Except White House Has Historic Route HELP POOR IDEA DUE TO MRS WILSON Out They Go! 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