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By rr HZ A. UNRULY CHILD NEEDS RELIGION, SAYS JUDGE Mail Subscription Rates in United States and Canada. Payable in Advance i Collins Kejects 1 ridon Questions pertinent to -hygiene, sanitation ana prevention of disease, if matter of general interest, trill be answered in this column. Where space xcill not permit or the subject is nor suitable, tetters trill be personally ansicered. subject to proper limitations and where a stamped addressed envelope is inclosed.

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3.00 Daily Sunday, 1 TOO Psychoanalysis Plan. Hy MARTHA. 'Martha, thou hast troulitrd thyself about matin things." NEWS SYNDICATE will not be responsible tor Currency or Stamps remitted throunh the mails. Make your remittance by Money order, Express Order or Hank Draft, payable to MiWS SYNDICATE 1'ark l'laoe, New York, N. Y.

vise the training of the children, and by consistent efforts weed out (Jive ihem more religion and never mind about psychoanalysis! Such is the terse reply of Judge the motives, that unknown to the child had brought him into wrongdoing, Judge Collins deprecated the idea. Etiquette Problem water should be boiling before be ing poured on the coffee. In transferring from the pail to the coffee pot transfer the grounds as well as the liquid. "Coffee sould be brewed twenty minutes." REPLY. This is in reply to data supplied bv Prof.

Preseott, who lias been conducting research on how to make coffee for some time. Hut who can sav, when it com to taste? What one man likes, anotHeC abhors. WORMS NOT A FALLACY. M. II.

W. writes: "(1) Is it a fallacy, as is so often contended, that children have worms, and, indeed, adults, sometimes? "(2) If there is such a thing, what is the cause and what is the cure?" REPLY. What's Wrong Here? COFFEE MAKING DE LUXE. G. F.

S. writes: "I am sending you the following notes on coffee making that I think will be of interest to you: "Coffee should be ma3e in a metal container, not glass or earthenware. This for heat conductivity reasons. The 'taste' from metal is the taste from a dirty dish and not from the metal. However, iron unites with the tannin in coffee to form tannate of iron, and it is slightly better to avoid tinplate for this reason.

Stir with a silver spoon and not a tin spoon. Silver is the ideal metal to use in brewing coffee, but generally nickel-plated copper is more practical. "The best coffee maker is a small pail that will fit into" the top of the teakettle, and so be steam jacketed. A double boiler can be Reform Schools Praised. "There is nothing that I can see that a new school could accomplish that the present reform schools and various institutions are not already doing.

Of course I realize that the Cornelius Collins of the Children's Court to the proposal of Andre Tridon that wayward children be psychoanalyzed. Several days ago I outlined Tridon's plan in this column. He suggested points in the plan to reat and prevent delinquency among children by present schools are not perfect, but there has been a great advance in such institutions. The prison school type of thinir used in a pinch. "Put the coffee into the pail when the pail is cold and pour boil-' ing water in until the pail is full.

Cornelius Collins of the days of Oliver Twist is a thing of the remote past. Nowadays children are attended by doctors, dentists, their cases are thoroughly investigated, whatever they need done for them is done. "They have good food, tine living conditions. They are given a thoroughgoing mental examination before they go into the institution, the result of that examination is recorded, and the authorities of the institution proceed along the lines recommended in that report. "The idea is progressive and I support any move that will save these wayward children anv suf- Answer at bottom of this pag.

Discover the hidden motives that prompt them to their crimes, then counteract those motives, as his first point. Establish a model school where Constant supervision by psychologists over wayward children is possible. psychologists into every public school to observe the children and nip their budding in- EMBARRASSING MOMENTS (1) Xt is not a fallacy. (2) Worms result from eatingf foods contaminated hy worms. The medicine which destroys 0119 kind of worm will not always destroy the next kind encountered.

Ordinary wormseed comes about as near being a universal remedy as any. MALT AND MILK SUGAR. A. P. W.

writes: "What is the difference, if any, between malt and milk sugar, and what is the advantage of either one over cane Especially for children?" REPLY. There are many kinds of susrar. Some of these differ in chemistry as well as origin. Malt sugars are generally preferred in infant feeding" because they are somewhat more laxative. Other than on this pojnt.

children's specialists are not apreed as Pour the water into the coffee, not the coffee into the water. Place immediately into the steam jacket and do not chill afterwards. If you stir, warm the spoon; if you transfer to a coffee pot rinse the pot with boiling water to heat. Rinse the cups with hot water before serving. "Buy coffee in the berry and grind as needed.

Grind very coarse. Well-made coffee is clear; eggshells are not needed. "Do not use water from the teakettle; heat special water in an aluminum saucepan. The water in the teakettle ha the air boiled out. Lime, alum or chlorine have little Tli OAILY NEWS will pay $1 for every leilrr piiblUhrd on "The Mottt KinhitmiKsinc of Life." I nact'fpteri nuiniiM'ripts can not be re-uirntuj.

Atltlre' DAI I NtWs, -'3 1'urk Tlaee, New York, N. Y. fering or hardship that I could, but I cannot see how such a move could possibly benefit them." Wife Fights to Save Man After Her Evidence Puts to wluqii is the best sugar lor a effect on the taste of coffee. The bai v. i FORGOT WHERE SHE WAS.

Going down in the elevator of a Broadway building the other day, 1 went into a brown study and forgot where I was. The elevator reached the bottom and, as I was nearest the door, the others could not get out until I did. The ele- Him in the Death House Determined to save her husband from the electric chair, Mrs. Frank l'evrola conferred with him in the death house at I Hoover Again President Of Child Hygiene Body-Washington, D. Oct.

15. Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover will head the American Sing Sing yesterday. She vveepingly begged his forgiveness for the part she played in his conviction. This was the first time thev met since Fev- jp 1 1 a convic- tior-- "si A jury, main Child Hygiene Association for another year. Dr.

Livingston Farrand, president elect, has declined to officiate. The three-day convention the association here closed last night after sessions devoted to the maternal welfare and medical aspects LIVONIA AVENUE SUBWAY SHUTTLE OPENED TODAY Operation of the Livonia Avenue extension of the Eastern Parkway subway, from Avenue to the end of the line at New Lots Avenue, Brooklyn, begins today. This completes the Inter-borough project as laid out in the dual subway contracts. For the present the line will be used for shuttle service. Through train service probably will be in-' augurated within one month.

The stations on the new extension are located at Pennsylvania Avenue, Van Siclen Avenue and New Lots Avenue. The total distance of the branch is about two-thirds of a mile. The schedule of the temporary shuttle operation has been arranged to make close connections with main line service. tr' 1 I ly upon her tes- i mnony, i a Fevrola guiltv i dinatioiis toward crime before they dcelop. And to this threefold platform Judge Collins biu tly replies: Mure religion! Parents ailed I.av.

"They don't need new things to keep them straight so much as ihey do a return to the dd-fashioned principles of morality anil eligion," was the epitome of Judge Jollins's comment on the subject. "1'arents have come to be too lax holding their children to the ies of the church. "Whatever their l'eligion is the urest way to make a child upright mil moral and decent-minded is to him within the influence of hat religion. 'Tarcnts have come to regard eligious ties too lightly theni-elves, and the result has shown the delinquency among the chil-sren. "Kvery child of whatever family light to be directly undet the eye the minister, priest, rabbi or arson, according to the religion.

"As to the model reform school, hv'ie psychoanalysts could super- -n milium vit Nazzaro in Yon-kers in 1917. Frank Fevrola After the trial Mrs. Fevrola recanted her testimony, saying that Her mini! Jiad been "poisoned" bv vator man looked questioningly at me and I awoke. Meaning to ask if that were the last stop, I suddenly said: "Main Street?" The guffaws behind me trotted me out at a much livelier pace than seemed possible a moment before. CLARA LEAV.

1G04 Madison Avenue. RECIPROCITY. On my way to the, office one morning I met a girl who had paid my fare the previous morning. Wanting to reciprocate I quickly put two nickels in the fare box without realizing that this was all the money I had with me, as I expected to get paid that morning. On getting off the crosstown car I had to ask the girl to lend me a nickel for the subway.

RUTH KAPILOW. 627 Fifth Avenue, detectives. Fevrola trial. has asked for a new of child hygiene. Herbert Hoover 14 was an" nounced today that Dr.

Farrand had refused to take office in 1924 during the association's reorganization. $1,500,000 for Relief Washington, Oct. 15. Approximately $1,500,000 was expended by the American Red Cross for disaster relief for the year ended June 30. ANSWER TO ETIQUETTE PROBLEM Women Will Confer Washington, Oct.

15. Founders of the National Woman's party will hold a conference hare November 11 and 12. A man, whether walking with two women or one, takes the curb side of the pavement. He should not walk between them..