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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

Az eastern secretary is 10 speak at mass
meeting FOR men this Sunday afternoon
st 3 o'clock at 1920 Geary 81. Mr.. Noel
H. Jacks for eight years general secretary
Of the Hartford (conn-l Young Mems Chris
tion association. VIII deliver his great address
The Young Man Of Today and the
Blbies
ar. Jacks is recognized leader in sssocis-
tlon work and a speaker OF splendid ability.
The famous Knlckerbocker male quartet,
She best In the city, VIII sing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
LOST AND FOUND

IT YOU LOSE ANYTHING-Aav
IL here. It will be returned to you IL an
honest person finds #. Remarkable re-
coveries are brought about every dav
through this column.
IF YOU FIND ANYTHING bring #
10 the
sNse-reNnre~>rsrsNrSs>r~nry~~se
! San Francisco Call
Lost and Found Bureau
Third and Market Streetss
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Get claim cheek. Have IL advertised
Reclaim it IL the owner does not
THE LAW-People who find lost arti
cles are interested in knowing that the
state law is strict in requiring them 10
seek the owners through advertisements
and otherwise, and that failure to do so
II proof can be shown, involves a severe
penalty.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
CHURCH SERVICES

UNITARIAN church First. Sw. cor. Franklin
and Geery sts.. Rev. Bradford Leavitt minis
ter. Charles A. Mnrdock. superintendent Of
sunday school-SuIday school Is at 10 A. m |;
iunior church. at 1890 a. NJ, meets with Mr.
Isearitt. Church service at IL o'clock Mr.
Iscsvitt wiz preach. Subject. Half Hearted
Service" Music by quartet, under direction Of
IL Brefherick organiet. Solo by Wilhelm
Heinrich the blind tenor OF Edward Everett
Hslc's church Of Boston. All are cordially
invited There is no evening service.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

FoUND--A puppy on Sd st; prove ownership
and pay expense incurred. +. E.. PEISER.
50 Sd ST.
LOST-A passbook with the Hibernia savfnrs
and Loan Society of San Francisco. in the
name Of Swan Swanson. No. 200-355: the finder
uIl please return TO bank; unless same is re-
turned within days new book will be is-
sued to the applicant.
L0ST--A passbook with the Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society of San Francisco in the
name OF JOSEPH C0RNYN. No. 270-s65. The
nncer will please return TO bank. Unless same
is returned within days a new book will
be issued to the applicant.
L0ST-Friday afternoon, on 22d st. between
Guerrero and Mission. gold watch and fob; in
itlaled L. X. H.; reward. Return to 2o4
--ensoulg p.
PARTY who took handbag from Telegraph av
car Saturday noon return TO 4116 San Pablo
av.; reward: questions.
BUNCH of keys, including Presto-lite key. Re
turn to G. A. FAR&SWORTH room 200 Call
building; reward
L0ST-A white and brinlie bull terrier Please
return 70 216 Powell ST.. Kingston club. and
receive $40 reward; no questions asked
LOST, October 2, lsdy's gold watch. monogram
A. G.. r. Address or return to 534 2sth ST .
Oakland; reward.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

TAILORING man of highest character desires
position as cutter and salesman in an interior
town the Pacific coast; thorough knowledge
Of woolens, Innings, etc. with all details per-
tanning to the tailoring business, acquired
by 20 years of practical experience. Best Of
references. Address s., box 9S4, Cali Office
Oakland.
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cr,.-pcH sERyIcEs-continued

crsPTSTTAN Science service Third Church OF
Christ. Scientist. Y. NJ. II. A. haIl, Page st:
near Stanvan-Sunday at II a. m, subject OF
lesson sermon Are Sin, Disease and Death
RealY" Sunday school at IL a. M Wednesday
evening meeting at o'clock. All are welcome.
Free reading rooms 600 Ashbury ST., corner
Haigbt; hours, TO 5 p. N. and Z 10 p. IN.
except Sundays holidays and "Wednesday even
ings
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

CHRISTIAN Science service. First Church of
Christ. Scientist. southwest corner Sacramento
and Scott sts-Sunday at II N. and
y. m. subject OF lesson sermon. Are Sin, Dis
ease and Death Real?' Sunday school at
Q. IA. wednesday evening meeting o'clock.
All are welcome. Free reading rooms 719-720
Chronicle building. open daily Except Sunday
from 10 e. m to 8 o. N.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
FEMALE HELP wANTED-coatInued

WANTED-Experience millinery saleswonen
Apply HALE BROS INC, Nth and " Washing.
ton sts.. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

CENTRAL Methodist Episcopal church-Elbert
r. Ollie. D. u, pastor. The pastor will
preach at 11:I5 a. m. Thunder, or an
cation" second in series to young people on
Turning Points IN Life" Special music by
Central choir. Sunday school at ] p. M
Young Peoples meetings at 6:lj p. m. This
is peoples church. Seats free. Everybody
Melcnmh
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

CHRISTIAN Science (free and independently.
Delbert block, Van Ness av cor O'Farrell st
Christ the Only Founder Service and
healing meeting tonight. S O'Clock: subject,
Have You the Price - Daily healing and in
struction, to and to o D. m Free win
onertng. All cordially invited
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

WANTED-Experienced operator power ma
chine for bemming napkins sheets and pillow
cases. Apply superintendent office from p fo
IL a. m, HALE BROS. INC. Market and 6t6
gts city
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

SALESMAN with experience in shoes and dry
goods wishes partner In general store; country
preferred. Box S67. Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

YOUNG girl to work in stationery store: must
have city reference. Call HOS Valencia st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

WESLEY Methodist Episcopal church. Hayes ana
buchanan sis. Rev. Edward p. bennett. ID. D.,
pastor~Sunday services: Preaching by the
pasfor nj il O'Clock n. M. Supernatural
Christianity' and at 80 p. M, Jesus ana
the Classes''-the second of series of popu-
lar sermons Sunday school at 12:30 p M
Tpworth League young peoples meeting at
R.15 n m Midweek meeting Wednesday at
T:45 .. NJ Good music. Seats free. The
public is welcome cordial invitation is ex-
tended for all services.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

FoUND-A puppy. on Sd St: prove ownersbfn
and pay expense incurred. T. E. PEISER.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

NEW JERUSALEM-Church OF the Open Word.
O'Farrell st. bet. Webster and Fillmore Rev
T. s David. pastor Service at 2:3O p- M
Subject. Degrees Of the Mind. illustrated by
diagram. Quarterly meeting at close or
service Glass in rear Of church Friday at
n. m. All welcome. Lecture in Oakland 18th
and Jefferson sts., at II a. m. Subject. De
prees of Regeneration" !" All are invited.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

YOUNG lady with office experience and knowl-
edge of stsnography; state age experience and
salary received. Box 914 Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

THOROUGHLY experienced young man. married.
wishes position In first class wholesale liquor
house; best Of references. Box SO, Call office
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

FIRST Christian church. Duboce avenue and Noe
St; Frank Stuart Ford, pastor. residence
434 Duhoce av.-Regular Sunday services.
Tuesday the centennial of the church will be
observed by a miniature centennial conven-
tion beginning ar 10 a.. m. Morning speakers.
Rev. W. c. Bailey. Rev. Robert Lord Cave
and Rev. d. A. Russell. afternoon speakers.
Rev. II. J. LOGAN and Frank Stuart Ford;
Mrs. Lydia T. Luse-Adams will preside.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

STRONG young man, % years. butcher by trade.
good cook speaks French, English and German,
travel round the world with private family,
or go with hunting party expedition; has
good references. Address JOHN DIFFERS,
central Y. NJ. C. a.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
RARnERs AND suPPLIEs-Contnues

ATTENTION, barbers-We have been having en-
sale coat No. 267. our catalogue his coat
75c on account OF factory giving Us special
price because OF their mistake In sending
wrong coat Large sizes are all sold. and for
this reason we will sacrifice the balance at the
very low price OF csc. We have quite a stock
OF them. Sizes from 33 to so. Inclusive. Our
prices second hand hydraulic barber chairs
are very low. Call aud see koeh's latest iron
porcelain chair with CarTara glass arms. Open
evenings. PACIFIC BARBERS' SCPPL4
COMPANY 962 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

BARRIERS AND SUPPLIES
BARRIERS
FOR rent-Spiendid opportunity to establish a
paving business right from the start; new,
modern, plate glass front store; right at s. p.
depot North Berkeley; 1Sx70 feet; rent ex-
tremeiy reasonable, but must be able TO start
first class shop. See owner any time, 2021
Francisco ST. North Berkeley.
BARBER SHOP. 4 CHAIRS, STATIONERY
AND CIGAR STAND--Inyoi9e. including stock
over $3.50 clears about $40 week: call at once;
make offer; must sell by Oct. 20 and best offer
will positively bo accepted. 20SS Sutter ST..
BARBERS-We have some oak commodes. cup
cases. washstands. bottles, etc. that We are
going to close out at exceptional bargain
prices DON'T MISS THIS. STOLTZ'S,
Ial Market St
BARBER wanted at 100 18Th av.. East Oak
land
BARRIERS Protective Union-Employmen secre-
tary, w. BARON, 775 Market; t. Kearny 1854.
FIRST CLASS barber from Europe wishes posi-
tfon: wages object; speaks Swedish and
German Box $50. Call office
FOR sale-First class shop in large offee build
Ing. centrally locsted; short hours. Box so2,
Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

WANTED-Afillinery department: thoroughly ex-
perienced salesladies and makers Apply s. \
WOOD & CO.. 4th and Market SITS
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

STRONG boy OF is wsnts work; will do any
thing. Box s44. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

WANTED-Experienced cashier, one who under
stands department. store work Apply Sunt 4.
office. from to n a m. HALE BROS. Inc
Market and 9th sts.. city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

free spiritual meeting tonight at the First
Christian Spiritual church, corner Geary and
Steiner sts.; tests by the fayorte medium Of
San Francisco. the singing evangelist Rev.
DR. Rowland and others None but the true
meetings. The rapid growth of this church
Is marvel TO all. Commences O'Clock sharp
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

WANTED Experienced litter for cloak and s,Iit
department Apply Supt. office. from to IN
a. m HALE BROS, Inc. Market and 6fh
sts.. city
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
sALEs1IEN and SOLICITORS WANTED

II you are out OF work an sd under employment
wanted viii helm secure nOsition-
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

HINDU temple, on Filbert st. corner Webster.
city-Today. free public lectures by Hindu
swamis on Conversion OF the Soul. at 10:45
a. M; on ''Womans Place in National Life.
at o. m. and on "Can Idols Ever Be Our
Idealsf' at 7:45 p. m. Please read the lead
ing article on The Coming Race and the Com
ing Christ" in Voice of Freedom of October,
TO be had Of all news stands by October Is.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

/ WANTED-First class waist hands and Anlshers
steady pleasant work MADAM ESTES 1910
Cough St. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

CHRISTIAN Science service. Second Church of
Christ Scientist. Hendricks hall. Valencia ST.
near lGth-Sunday. II a m. subject OF lesson
sermon Are Sin Disease and Death Real
sunday school at IL a. m. Wednesday evening
meeting at O'Clock. Free reading rooms, An
glo building. 18th and Mission sts., open from
10 a m 10 p M and from to p.
closed Sundays holidays and wednesday even
inCs All are welcome.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

MR.. H. A. IRoNSIDE. one OF the most gifted
services in the Jerry McAuley mission, ll0
Silver St. near 3D. at o'clock p. m, Don't
fail to hear him. Meetings ever TUESDAY ana
Thursday evenings, conducted by Captain Day,
Mr. Humphrey and Charles Montgomery The
public is heartily invited. Good singing. Re
member that Christ is your best friend.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

WANTED-Girl or middle aged woman genera
housework; 40 miles IN country town. Apply
25S Church 81.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

DEDICATION SERvICE-The new Glenside
Presbyterian church OF this city will be dedi-
Gated TO the worship OF God this afternoon at
3 O'Clock. DR.. William RAIDER pastor OF Cal
vary Presbyterian church. viii preach the
sermon. Other prominent ministers viii assist
IN the service. All are cordially invited.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON SHIRTS
Good opportunity for COLLAR, CUFF, FRONT
and SLEEVE makers 10 obtain steady work at
best prices. f49 New Montgomery St
ULMAN SEELIGSOHN & BROWN.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

EQUoIA NATIONAL PARKsIDE CLUB. Look
9s np: Iop floor. e25 Golden Gate aT.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
Losr AND rouND-couss.uee

LoST--A diamond locket monogram F. s.; goo
reward if returned to 713 Grove st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

CHECKER-Young man, years experience in
kitchen and service bar checking; thoroughly
familiar with all dishes, mixed drinks prices
etc; best references. Tel. Douglas S34.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

GRACE Methodist Episcopal church, 21st and
Cepp sts.-The pastor, Rev. George A Houeh,
ph. D.. will preach at II a. At 80 p. IN.
Hon. John q. Wooley. the most eminent tenn
perance orator of our times. viii speak. A
cordial invitation TO all. Sunday school at
12:45 Epworth league at 8 o'clock. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10
EsrpLovMENr wANTnsa-srel Cor.

F-Ns Z ~ I ~ Efsls 4 y 2, - 49,
YOUNG man. strong and intelligent, wants posi- posi-
tion with some chance for advancement; mod
crate wages at start; Al references. Box 49,
Call nffice.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

CHAUFFEUR who can run and properly take
care of any high class automobile and can
furnish the best OF recommendations; years
In last position. Box S3I. Can office.
Evening star., 1909-09-13
AWARDS FOR BATTLEsHIPs.
Contracts Given to the Cramps and
New York Shipbuilding Company.

William Cramps Sons & Co. and the
New York Shipbuilding Company were to-
day formally awarded the contracts for
constructing one each of the new 2600O-
ton oattleships to be officially known as
the Wyoming and the Arkansas.
One of these vessels will have turbine
engines as its motive power. As to the
other that question is yet to be deter
mined The naval board on construction
recently recommended that both ships be
equipped with turbine machinery. 1t ap-
pears, however. there was a difference
among the members of the board on that
point some of them favoring a combina-
ton OF the turbine and recprocatiny en-
gines as the motive power of one of the
ships on the ground that the reciprocating
engine is better adapted for slow speed,
at which rate warships generally cruise.
Whether turbines or reciprocating engines
shall be put in one of the vessels will be
settled within a week or two.
Evening star., 1909-09-13
DR.. Frederick A. Cooks Complete Story
Of the Discovery Of the North Pole.

publication Washington
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of Wednesday, September continuing
publication of the WI" be "
with srrv of n States
published in Washington September Dr. Cook
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felt OF the cold
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copies NOW irony your
Evening star., 1909-09-13
ALL WORK, NO PLAY
Taft Is Getting Ready for His
Western Trip.
PLAYED NO GOLF TODAY
It Was His Last Full Day at Bev-
erly, Too.
IN BOSTON TOMORROW NIGHT
Wednesday Morning He Will Be-
gin His Sojourn in a Rail-
road Car.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BEVERLY. Mass. September 13.-Today
marked the last fun twenty-four hours Of
President Taft's vacation. Tomorrow the
President leaves the summer capital for
Boston. whence, after attending banquet
that evening and delivering his first poit-
ical speech Of the coming season, he will
start early Wednesday morning on his
two-month tour of the country, a LOO
mile Journey the longest official trip ever
undertaken by President of the United
States.
Mrs. Taft and couple of secret service
men are still to stay on at what Is now
the summer capital indefinitely. for the
reason that the north shore air and quiet
have been beneficial in the extreme to her
health.
Part Of the Taft family has already
gone-Robert, the eldest son, back to
New Haven, where he is a senior at Yale.
and Charlie steaming CALAMITY away on
the rolling deck of the little Sylph for
New York, and thence to resume the book
end of his education at the Taft school at
Watertown, Conn Miss Helen Taft will
leave for Bryn Mawr College some time
during the week But the Taft family
is not the only part of the summer capi-
tai to be packing and taking down cur
tains and deciding whether or not to put
that starfish in the trunk or take home
that picture of the surf on Misery Island.
Moving Clerical Force.
At the executive offices on Cabot street
the government clerical force under the
supervision of the Presidents private
secretary, Fred w. Carpenter. has
packed up papers, taken down curtains,
put typewriters in boxes and in general
done everything necessary toward NOV
end of the United States government
back to its home. As soon as he can
get things cleaned up and ready for re-
moval, Secretary Carpenter will go to
Washington, too, for although the Presi-
dent may be going on a two-month trip
part of the executive work, letters and
callers and diplomatic arrangements, will
still have to go on.
| This morning the President kept put
ting off and putting off his golfing hour
until at last 50 great was the press of
routine work to be dispatched before
the start of the western trip that he
had to give up altogether any idea OF
going out on the links. Both Secre-
tary Carpenter and Assistant Secretary
Forster went down to the executive
mansion and helped their chief wade
through the mass of correspondence at
hand.
The President had hoped that these
last days at Beverly could be taken as
real vacation with the outdoor exer-
else that is SO dear to his heart, but
that now seems to be denied. And so
Mr.. Taft, with golf links all about nim
and the last full day of his much
needed vacation feeting by, Is forced
to get down to his work and grind.
May Play Tomorrow.
Whether he will be able to play golf
tomorrow morning he cannot yet tell.
1t is pretty safe to say. though, what
the Presidents hopes are, for it will be
the one last chance on the links until
next summer.
Evening star., 1909-09-13
BRUISES ON SUTTON'S HEAD
BODY EXAMINED BY PHYSI-
CLANS IN CEMETERY.
Medical Representatives of the Fam
lily and the Navy Department
Attend the Autopsy.

In the presence of Mrs. Rosa B. Sutton,
her attorneys, physicians representing the
family and the Navy Department and a
number of newspaper men, the body of
Lieut.. Sutton was exhumed in Arlington
cemetery this afternoon From the grave
it was taken to the storeroom back of
Arlington mansion and there examined.
The examination was made by DR.. George
Tully Vaughan and DIR. H. D. Taylor, rep
resenting Mrs. Sutton, and DR.. Raymond
Stear. United States Navy, representing g
the Navy Department.
At the side of the grave when Lieut..
Sutton's body was removed were Mrs.
Sutton, who sat in a carriage with two
friends, Mrs. Gilloran and Miss Bowman;
the physicians, Attorneys Henry E. Davis
and Henry Van Dyke, and Edmond Van
Dyke, counsel for Mrs. Sutton; Chief In
spector B. b. Rhodes of the National
cemetery.
AS soon as the coffin was opened Mrs.
Sutton was invited in by the physicians
to look at her sons remains. She spent
several minutes looking through the
glass at Lieut.. Sutton's face. She show
ed little emotion until she came out from
the storeroom. Then, turning TO the
newspaper men who were waiting for
her, she said Il want you newspaper
men to go in there and see for yourselves
that his forehead is crushed.
The examination of Lieut.. SuttOn's face
displayed a large bruise OF the forehead
and another on the cheek. From simply
looking at the body, one could not tell
whether the forehead was crushed under
the bruiSe or not.
At the top of the forehead at the edge
of the hair the skin is broken, but at
that point the silk lining of the coffin
partially covers the head SO that 1t was
impossible to tell whether the skin was
broken by surgical cut or otherwise.
After they had been given an oppor-
tunity to look at the remains the news
paper men were excluded from the store
room and the surgeons began their
autopsy.
Evening star., 1909-09-13
FATAL HEAD-ON COLLISION.
Two Killed in Train Wreck on c., B.
& @. Railway.

LINCOLN, Neb., September 13.-Pas-
senger train No. SO, on the Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy, southbound. and an
extra stock train were In head-on col
lision at the station of Burnham, four
miles southwest of Lincoln, yesterday
Two men were killed outright and nine
injured The dead:
w. l.. Rohrer, a contractor OF Falls
City, Neb.
William Griffin. colored cook attached
10 the private car OF Division Supt. Ly-
man of Wymore.
Among the. injured is Benjamin Witchey.
Mansfield. Ohio.
Both trains were moving rapidly when
the collision came. The passenger engine
is one of the old style light type, while
that on the stock train was of heavy con-
struction. When the crash came the
lighter engine was almost smashed to
pieces. the tender being jammed into the
combination express and baggage car
which in turn partly telescoped the
smoker.
The collision was the result Of a mis-
understanding Of orders
Evening star., 1909-09-13

lot of time and collected things thorough
ly. The place had been stripped clean.
This fustered the Misses Perkins and
Wells quite considerably. So they went
Immediately to an adjoining room to tell
another lodger, whom they knew as Miss
Bertha Rosenfedt. about their loss.
The strange thing about 1t was that at
the very first word that the supposed Miss
Rosenfeldt heard she slammed her door
shut with such Suddenness and such force
that Miss Perkins fingertips were most
painfully crushed.
Unused to metropolitan ways, this re-
ception rendered the Misses Perkins and
Wells SO much more panfcky that they
left their lodgings forthwith and went
across to the Hotel Endicott. There they
told the clerk about their troubles. The
clerk, more familiar with conditions in
New York, thought that it might be well
to tell the police about the alleged Miss
Rosenfeldt.
Detective Corrette was sent UP town
from headquarters. Directly he telephoned
that he had found all the southern visit.
ors' knicknacks packed away quite safely
between their neighbor's mattresses and
elsewhere about her room.
She Was Old Offender. !.
At first the woman denied to Corrette
that she knew anything about the stolen
property When she had made the trip
down to police headquarters she broke
down, the police say. and admitted she
had the collection herself.
When the woman was taken to the
West Seth street station, prior to the ride
to headquarters. Lieut.. Funston, who was
at the desk, declared she was an old Of
fender Sure enough. the headquarters
folks say. they found her picture, num-
bered 22.999 in their gallery, under the
name of Bertha Silverstein.
After the police get through using the
various articles of jewery, valued in all
at about 800, they will return them to
their owners from old Virginia. In the
future it may be possible that the Misses
Perkins and Wells will be more careful
to lock things up.
Evening star., 1909-09-13
SIMPLE DIXIE MAIDS!
Alexandria Girls in New York
Left Jewels Around.
THEN DID NOT LOCK DOOR
New Feminine Acquaintance in Next
Room Took Things.
SHE JAMMED GIRLS FINGERS

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, September 13.-Two young
women who came up this way a week or
SO ahead, just SO as to be sure to be on
time for the Hudson-Fulton show, have
made he discovery that they can't live
around this town as carelessly as around
Alexandria, Va.
Down in the peaceful old Virginia city
1t may be all right to leave silver toilet
sets, diamond lockets rings, pocketbooks
and various other little accessories clut-
tered around your room carelessly when
you go out for a bit. 1t don't go up
here.
That's what Miss Dorothy Perkins, who
is nineteen years old, and Miss Marie
Wells. who is twenty-one, found out when
they returned to their room at 122 West
saith street after a Sundays outing. 1t
looked much like somebody had taken a