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By cory NEA Service Writer New. York-Thirty thousand boys, most of them under 17, are growing up 'in the sunless canyons of steel «nd brick that the world knows as Wall street. * a Fed by Horatio Alger tales and the myriad stories of great success, a stream flows from every point on the American map into the narrow, darkened thorough» fares money center, Four hundred may be found daily scurrying like ants as rumners for the Stock Exchange. 'The other thousands are office boys in broker- age or banking or insurance. con- cerns-each with a dream of future finanglal . glanthood. What sort of boy sticks it out? What is expected of the lads who give up thé old swimming hole and the baseball sand lots for this hectic ant's life in the trade marts? ~ The -\'man-whoknows\ smiles at the questions. He has heard them before in varied form and knows well' that, everything being equal, the hordes of. boys will find\ that they 'have not escaped school, but have just begun it. \'The smalktown boys are, on the whole, most successful,\ says Ed- ward D, Cray, and hé is the \man- who-knows'\ because, as head of the Wall Street Y. M. C. A., he handles the employthent problems for scores of great institutions, keeps his eye on the newcomers and gets trem bling lads and financial glants bet- tec acquainted with each other. \I say the small-town boys, be- enuse they seem befter able to stand the punishment that any youth must expect if he is going to stick in Wall those> years when 'they nre finding what it's all bout, the boys must accept a wage hat necessitates thrift, careful liv- and: restraint. 'There the small- lown boy's training stands him in good stead. ~Of course, a great frac- tion of the Wall Street boys - nre recruited in New: York and live at- home and thus have a handicap. ''The frat thing, and the hardest, 1s the pounding home of the fact that they must develop knowledge. Fils s particularly true in the case f older boys: who achieve clerk- rips and similar jobs, Boy after bey comes to me, says he. is unsatisfied with his job and wants. to get on Wall Street-be- «nume it's thrilling, Most grown-ups seo: Wall Street in of the Inotion: pioture thrillers sind the sen- autional novels. \L~agk - them- what - they.. know »bout _ geography,\ economics -and\ tende matters, Invariably they look atime dunibly and ask, that to.d& with At? \And L want to_tell boys:. who think. about coming: to New York- 'What hul that it has everything to do- with it. At this moment we have $000 young men attending the Columbia Univer- sity night schools and thousands more in the New York University and private courses: who have come to realize tbat something more than mere desire is required. If they are goling to meet the business kings on any sort of terms, they must know what money is,- what markets are and what trade and barter is all about. \Phete's plenty to 'try the mettle of any lad, for the toad from the bottom to'the top is a-long one and lined with.mamy minor jobs from which any number never move. But I believe the Wall Street boys are the keenest, livest, most alert group you will find anywhere, They have to be. a \Another thing: the.great finan- clers have learned that- it pays to Acquainted with the boys around them, Men whose time ! valued at thousandg: per minute find time to get-the boys together and talk with them for an hour or more. They are ready. to give them the benefit. of knowledge gained by personal strug- gle. s \But Wall Street. is no. place: for For occupancy September scription as well as address. may be inspected. Your children won't be lit: | tie long, but photographa will keep them as theyare today, for all time. > Telephone us today for aa - appoiniment-Then make the Yecord picture a Fig- far vearly évant, KODAK FINISHING 24 HOUR SERVICE tion ..the worst streets (n Long- Island Algo he discovers lada of unusual nt for business affaire who may day be the Lamonts and Schwabs of their day, F Meanwhile. the cities and. towns 'and hamlets continue to pour thel aspiring youths upon the \@ land Cray cautions that they ponder well whether or not they are ready to. make the sacrifices of thrift and study that must be wedged into the excitement of the day if eventual mocess is to be achieved. morgen _< LONG BEACH FORCED TO PROVIDE MANY MORE CLASSROOMS Long Beach, Aug. 18.-Two schools are.to be erected at Long Beach to gare for the increased all-year juve- nile population, which will be greatly mented as the result of the re- cent real estate activities at the sea shore city, Long Beach's permanent population bas been increasing an- nunlly at the rate of 50 per-cent and it is expected that by the end of the present year the youngest sity in the state will bave 8,000 all-year rest dents. Jesse Froehlich, president of the Long Beach Board of Education, an- y poy. he ns Is r-u-_‘>,-c-h-; Pe ee « mie i idl 6a np soll con ; What's 'the latest fad? 'The neweet fashion? The most up-to-date slang? 'The most interesting gossip? Jumés W. Dean,. an NEA Service writer, knows St all and . tells about it every day, You'll find his letters in THE DAILY REVIEW dally, And they answer al} of those questions-in interesting, readable style. FREEPORT The regular meeting of Alpha Couneil, No, 11; Daughters of Amer- lea, will beheld Friday, August 21, at 8.p. g., Odd Fellows' Hall, The card party which was held after the last meeting was a great-suc- cess .and the chalmoan, Mrs. Wil lam Edwards wishes to thank all who. donated prizes. Herein». ROCKVILLE CENTRE Rabbi Speler of Rockville Centre is in Frefburg, Germany. He writes \Now I am in one of the most famous citles of Germany and attending a course of 20 lectures at- the univer- sity, five of which have been extreme ty interesting and jnstructive, Thus. you see, I am also working during my vacation,\ nounced that a contract had been ¢ tered into for the construction of & twelve-class elementary school to be Idemited (n the West End section, The plans include a large gymnasium and ' spacious auditorfum; A spegcial meeting has been set for August 26, (when. the electros: will, sanction the building of still another school, which in estirpated to cont $300,000. President. Froehlich claims, that Long Beach established a record for school attendance when no one.. of the.900 children missed a day from school 'during the entire month of February last. He attributes this largely to the climate at the seashore eity, which be states is from ten to Affeen degrees warmer in the winter than. New York city and that much cooler. in the summer. ESKIMO , PROGRAM TO BE BROADCAST Chicago, Aug. 18.-(AP)-The Mac- Millan polar expedition from its base in Ethan, Greenland, will broadcast an \all-Eskimo\ radio program on forty meters Wednesday night from 10 to 12 p. m., eastern standard time, E, F. McDonald, second in com mand of the expedition, announced in a radio message received by the Zen: ith Radio Corporation today. \The program will include song and instrumental numbers featuring the 'kiloute,\ which resembles a tenns rmcquet, with the skin of the walrus stretched across its frame. The musicians in the concert, will include Tu Mu Ka Ping Wa, de- scribed by McDonald as the oldest kjloute player in the Arctic. HAVE YOU A HOUSE IN FREEPORT FOR RENT? 15th 4n desirable neighborhood in Freeport, house consisting of 2 or 3 bedrooms, maid's room, living room, dining room and kitchen. In reply state lowest yearly rental and give complete de- Please state time when house Sehd replies to J. S} G. Foom 729, 154 Nassau St., New L i Fregport Phone_3070 Freepe: Opp. L. I. R. R. Dep, FORD DENIES Detroit, Aug. 17.-Edsel Ford of the Ford Motor Company has issued the following statement: \There is not now and never has been any foundation for the rumor that the Ford Motor Company has laequired or is- seeking control of the Hudson Motor Car Company. This rumor bas persisted. untll in some quarters: sheer repetition has given: it a status of fact. For this reason we now make formAl denial and state that the rumor in all 'its forms is unfounded.\ A BALDWIN WOMAN IS OPERATED UPON Mrs. M. Adele Hoebel, wofthy ma tron of Baldwin Chapter, O.. E 8, was operated upon at her home, Woodside avenue. on Saturday last. FURNITURE 13-15 Railroad Avenue, Freepor Laron m Wantagh, Aug. 16 -A meeting of the Wantagh Fire District will be neld -August #7 to vote on a $60,000 bond issue \to purchase. and. instal fire apparatus and fire wells, water supply and to pay ac: crued interest and maintenance charges 'within said district. An election will be beld on Septem- ber 12 forselection of & treasurer for three years, TENTH ANNIVERSARY LONG ISLAND BIRD CLUB Hempstead,. Aug. 18.-The tenth year of the Bird Club of Long Is land, which was rganized by, the Inte President Roosevelt, has Just come to an end and a report has been made to the several hundred members ot The club's activities. 'There are at present 90-life members, 225 sustain- ing-members and- 319- zssociate mem- bers. With the assistance of the Na tional Association of Audubon So ciettes the club bas carried on much educational work among the school children of Long Island, through Mre. M. S. Sage, field agent. Charles W. Burr, six months old. New Orleans, has four grahdparents, five, greatgrandparents, two great-great-grandparents. and The first dollar toward the $1,000,000 memorial fund to William Jene nings Bryan was regiftered in Fort Worth, Tex. T. Hishida of the Japan Cotton Trading Company, Fort Worth, is shown giving his cone tribution to B. W. Owens, chairman of the committee. Pe. L. R. SQile, reversible cushions, covered, velour Marshall Springs outside * Backs or top. thruout.> = ;, Don't Buy 6 18x36 Grass Ruge $1.00 « 321354 \ \ 236x172 _\ 1 #12 -~100 Per Cent. m vam 1 6x10 Graz Rug $549-2 $449. w gaag-2 $609 h. All Sizes $10.98 A Beautiful Genuine Cedar Chest Free to Holder - Cotton Felt - of Arousing the Town for Dollar Day ! Our initial entry into the Dollar Sale in the village will be re- membered by the previously un- heard of sacrifices we are mak- ing. TAKE ADVANTAGE - n Distributor d iil y eli p ta p tas tell tlp One Flight Up Opp. L. I. R. R. Depot Pc. B. R. Suite consists of Bow End Bed, Triple Mirror Vanity Full ; size Chifferobe, Large Roomy Dresser and Vanity ia. $169 Chair or Rocker Only $1.00 DOLLAR DAY DON'TS Don't Buy: Fischer's French Finish 1 Quart $5.00 2 Quarts $6.00 Makes Your Old Car Look Like New
