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The Dolores star., 1912-09-27
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the boards. dare say that Lefty
Lane 10 III. though: the pace she
goes would kill anybody. Have some
more teal"
He held out his cup and agreed
with her.
she works too hard-this playing
almost every night, singing and dane
ing twice at the matinsss. ! should
think she would b dead"
"Oh, I don't mean her professional
engagements" murmured the duchess
A revolt such a. had stung him
when they criticized her at the Carl
ton rose In him now.
1T h hard to believe" he said
when you hear her sing that dove
song and that cradle song"
But his companion's laugh stopped
his championship short.
"You dear boy. don't be . silly. Dan.
She doesn't nesd your pity or your
good opinion. She 10 perfectly salts.
Ned. She has got fortune In Ponio
towsky. and she really 10 . perfect
terror you know"
Affected slightly By her cold dis
missal Of his subject. b paused for .
moment. But his own point Of view
was too strong to bs shaken BY this
woman's light words.
II suppose n she wasn't from my
town" At his words the vision OF
Lefty Lana With the cOrnl strnnda on
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nle % humanity that he had laid with
Uvt sentleness ON the dlvan covered
80 pillows. Lefty Lane lay there,
sm9!l - = little child. inanimats %
oh. Il vas hard to think the quiet
usSp form could contain such life.
me- and motion. or that this senselsss
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sssa My your father ashs1. 'Any =
my menY' And Tie EnglisAman ts.1
your father that nobody bad vanee6
10 buy II and that vas wv ~ -
come to him. He said hs thougAt ~
only chance 10 sell was 10 hoi1 ~
some blind man On bis dyiag - -
that hs had heard that Blair was too
sick to stir out Of his room ard -
prospect. Your father liked ~ ~
lows cheek. and whea ne found ct
hat ~ had the maps with him. yous
sweep 1t the mans price. which was :
mere song.
Your father never went Gear M
purchase for . year or more. ao1
when be had turned the mine ~ waa
managing over to the original con.
pany. with me ~ manager n m
place. at = salary Of twenty thousan1
dollars year, Ne said to me oHs day,
'Ruggies. you'll BE- sorry 10 know That
the fun 10 oil over. i've struck OIL But
the oil was copper. The whole bioo0p
Inc business that he'd bought q that
Englishman was rich with ore. Wen.
that's the story Of Hlairtown." Rug
giles said. You were born there au1
your mother died there"
Dan said: "Oalorsy told me WHIST
dad did later for the man that sos6
him the mine. and II was just lihe
everything else he did. for dad was al
right. just ~ good - they come"
Ruggies agreed. He left his rsaa-
iniscencss abruptly. Your DAD ard
me had the fun In our time; now roc
are going to get the other kind: you're
going to make the dust ~ that b
dug up"
And the rich young man said mus
lngly: "Iil bet II isn't half ~ GOOD q
my end"
And Rusgiss agreed: mot By ~
ful." And followed: WHATS % To-
nisht' "Mandalayv
Dams fury q Prince Poaiotowsky
came hack. Il guess yos thought !
vas . little loose h Tie ~. 1i1nt
you. Josh. going % oftsa 10 u sans
playf"
"You wouldn't have bssu tAs Ora
rich man that had the sans dissase.s
Rusgies answered.
"Thsss b soothing H. natter VIM
'Aiandalay.' but I'm not suas q any
actress living. josh: yoa sss b ~
wroag pew"
Daa altered ~ iado;sas pass -
at forward. bat ~ tAia11no =
getting married" - eal1.
= - ~ = - - -
A. IN yUo1g onDyoD1o - -
swssel: IN wi1l - = snsst -
knew vhat vast IN HionGs
7 hess shs Knows what - was1A
Dan"
How 10 yoa msanfs
"You a. your money. Yoa havo ~
darnedest handicap. ny boy
Blair aushed. "I1l est 70 ha1e ~
whole thing" hs said fssoejsusly. IN
meets me everywhere -seoeh1
-Asurss- dividends -coupoas-- Aee1s
ITS too muchi" - sal1 su11ealy.
with resentment ITS too nuoA ~
me. Why. somstimes I tel . hunp
dred years old. asd NE . hsak =
golA."
Rusgiss. h answer 70 this, ~:
why. that rsminAs ~ a vhal .
man fsmarked sbout ycvr fsthsr cece
II vas he eeme Eugiish chap yorr =
thar boueht the csaim q. nveah1na
Of Blair. be said 70 -: 'You know
there's sil kinds a METAL bass. aAl
whsn you cut into then some y but
Hon and s0me's coated With aluw
inum. and there's otAsfs that WhsD
you cut down. cut cleaa yelIev ~
aiong The liss. n, q yos ~. ~
feel lihs . hunk a rpetai. 4 ain.t -
II Il ID hat hind."
'Tt's sot 70 stop coning n bseveeo
me spd IN vonsn / nasry. III 100.
though" Daa ~ uo( pvrsus ~ -.
ject further. for his fsstnss ahoue ~
luehsse veee TO usrsei 70 sive -
the .eincsre hsartineee vteh vh,oh -
would AVE lihe1 % ansver nn9sle..
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cn!Aersa Z.
rhs 0sy From NY rss~.

He went the next day to see Lefty
Lane 1t the Savoy and learned that
she was too III TO receive him. Mrs.
Higgins In the sittlngroom told him
80.
Dan liked the big cordial face u
the scotchwoman who acted ~ com
panion. dresser and maid for the star.
Mrs. Higgins had IN aRsble face. ons
that welcomes. and she made II plain
that she was not IN enemy to this
young caller.
The visitor. In bis blue serge
clothes. was less startling than most
OF the men that came TO see her mis-
tress.
she works too hard, doesn't shs?"
she DOES everything too hard. iii"
she ought 10 rest"
Il doubt n she does. even 10 her
grave" returned Higgins. she 10 too
full q motion. She 10 like the little
sirl In the fairy book that danced In
her grave"
Dan didn't like this comparison.
Cant you make her hold up . 10.
tle?"
Higgins smiled and shook her head.
Lefty Lanes sittingroom was -
full II roses - flower garden. There
we're quantities Of theatrical photo
graphs in silver and leather frames
on the tables and the plano. signed
portraits from crowned heads: pic
lures of well-known worldly men and
women whom the dancer had charmed.
But full-lsnsth picture Of Lefty Lane
herself 10 one Of the dresses Of Man.
dslay" lay on the table near Dan. and
he picked II up. She smiled st him
enchantingiy from the cardboard.
across which was written In her big.
dashing haad: For the Boy from my
Town. Lstty Lane"
Dan glanced Up At Mrs. Higgins.
why. that looks % though this
were for me-"
The drssaiag woman nodded. "Miss
Lane thought she would b. able 10
go yoa today"
The plcturs ID his hand. Dan gased
q II rapeurously.
Tn from Biairtown. Moatans.
where - came from"
80 she told ne. SIR"
He MA the picture back o. the
table. 80 Higgins understood that b
wasted 1lles Lass 70 givs II v him
Asrsslf. ~ ~ him slably 70 ths
1oos - s9sbly smiled upoa hin.
nhA - = I'm n 49, hnnh = fhlA-
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little creature held London with hel
voics and grace. Higgins knelt down
By Lefty Lanes side. quiet, capable,
goolg about the business OF resuscitat.
Ing her lady much - she laced the
Giaoer's bodice and shoes. III you
woold Be 10 good N to open the door,
sir. and send me call page. They'll
hz0 to linger out this entr'acte OF put
oa.Some feature"
"But." exclaimed Blair. she can't
90 hack tonight?"
Lord. yes" Higgins returned.
'Hsfe. Miss Lane; drink this."
~ the door where he paused. Dan
saw the girl lifted up saw her lean
On Higgins shoulder. and assured
the that she was not lifeless in good
frutA. he went out to do a. Higgins
Tad akked him. In Z quarter OF IN
hoag the curtain rose and within half
~ Our Dan. from his box. saw the
ectfess dance TO the rajah her charm
ne polka 10 the strains Of the Hun
onyDn Band.
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Maud Adams
Here Tonight

Society in general and all those
who admire all that Is apprecia-
BILE in art and literature are sure
to crowd the Tacoma theater to-
night to see Maude Adams in
Rostand's drama, 'Chantecler.
1t is a foregone conclusion that
the audience will be a brilliant
one, for the presentation of tn:s
noteworthy play is one of the
most important offerings that the
theater has had in some time.
Prior to the raising of the cur
tain Miss Adams will come before
the footlights in her own proper
person and deliver the ingenious
prelude that Rostand devised to
explain the absence of all human
beings from the scenes and TO
kindle, the imagination of the
audience. Once the curtain as
cends the eye is caught by the
novelty of the production. The
four scenes showing the barn
yard, the night and the breaking
down on the hills, the kitchen
garden where the guinea hen IS
reception and the fight between
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JAPS SEARCHING
FOR PLOTTERS

CHEFOo. China, June e.
The Japanese government has re-
newed It's activity today against
persons charged with completely
in the plot to assassinate Count
Terauchi, governor general of
Korea, In connection with which
about $50 Koreans were arrested
recently. !.
It is admitted that at least
$50 concerned In the attempted
assassination are still at large,
beside many against whom 1t Is
impossible to secure sufficient
evidence. An organization with
more than 100000 members Is
said to be backing the anti-Jap-
anese campaign in Korea.
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DREAM THEATER.

1.-THE Coming of Columbus" a
$4,000 motion picture produc-
ton, which will appear at the
Dream theater June II, Is and
10, has been endorsed by the
school board and will be attend
ed by student bodies from various
city schools. The Knights Of Co.
lumbus will attend in a body the
second night of the run.
The three ships, Pinta, Nina
and Santa Marie, built for the
Worlds Fair in Chicago, exact
duplicates of the historical boats
used by Columbus, are used in
the making of the film and the
pictures are historically correct.
In endorsing the pictures the
school board decided to urge all
school children to attend for the
benefit of the historical lesson.
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Adventures Of Average Jones
BY SAML HOP KINS ADAMS.
Copyright, 1911, by hobbs, Merrill Coz

ap0n being admitted by Miss Ora
ham herself, he proceeded to dis
emburden himself of box aDer
box, such as elastic bands come
IN, aal exhibiting an homogen-
cots popularity, a hole at one
end thinly covered with gela-
tin0us substance.
I fBe very careful not to let
that get broken" he instructed
the nystified girl. 'In the course
Iqf m hour or SO 1T will melt away
Itself Did you see anything sus-
b H5ous in the garden?"
a mol" replied the girl She
HHiek8d up one of the boxes. N How
64E she cried. Why there's
something in it that's alfve!"
>. very much SO. Your friends,
the beetles, in fact"
What! Again? Aren't you
carrying the joke rather far?"
ITS not a joke any more. IT'S
deadly serious. I'm quite sure, y
he concluded in the. manner of
one who picks his words care
fully, that it may turn out to be
Just the most serious matter in
the world to me-"
"As bad as that?" she queried,
but the color that famed in her
cheeks belied the lightness of her
tone.
Quite. However, that must
wait. Where is your uncle?"
Upstairs in his study"
do you think you could take
me all through the house some
time this afternoon without his
seeing me?"
mo, I'm sure I couldn't. He's
been wandering like an uneasy
spirit since Peter Paul disap-
peared. And he won't go out, be-
cause he is packing"
80 much the worse, either for
him or me. Where are your
rooms?"
'On the second floor"
every well. Now, I want one of
these little boxes left in every
room in the house, IL possible,
except on your floor, which is
probably out of the reckoning.
Do you think you could manage
it soon?"
81 think SO. I'll try"
do most of the rooms open
into one another?"
Yes, all through the house"
please see that they're all un-
locked, and as far as possible
open. I'll be here at four o'clock
and will call for Judge Ackroyd.
You must be sure that he re-
ceives me. Tell him 1t is a mat
ter OF great Importance. It ds."
You're putting a fearful strain
on my feminine curiosity" said
Miss Graham, the provocative
smile quirking at the corners OF
her mouth.
Doubtless" returned the 9TH
er dryly. eff you strictly follow
directions. I'll undertake to sat
isfyH dt in time. Four O'Clock
sharp, I'll be here. Don't be
frightened whatever happens.
yoh keep ready, but out Of the
@Ay, until I call you. Gt,od-by."
teeI Continued Tomorrow
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To Bury Nixon
In Reno, New.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 6.
Senator George H. Nixon of Ne
vada, who died here last night
of spinal meningitis, will be bur-
led in Reno. Just before death
came Senator Nixon was called
upon by three Christian Science
healers, who attempted to save
his life. Mrs. Nixon, the widow,
accompanied by her son, Bertram
Nixon, is expected from Nevada
tonight or tomorrow.
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'Mailometer' For Measuring
Mail Latest Thing Out

WASHINGTON, d. c.. June 6.
General Hitchcock
is about to begin experiments
with a new "mailometer" device
for the handling of first-class
matter in big business houses. A
patented machine similar to de-
vices now In operation in the
handling of third and fourth
class matter has been submitted
to Mr.. Hitchcock, and he thinks
SO well of 1t that committee of
postoffice experts is to conduct
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C.. p. TRAIN
Is WRECKED

Thy United Press Leased Wire.l
VANCOUVER. B. c., June 6.
Engineer Joliffe of Revelstoke,
B, c., was almost instantly killed
and two brakemen were injured
when eastbound Canadian Pacific
freight No. "a crashed head-on
into a special stock train speeding
west at 2 o'clock this morning at
a point between Tappen Siding
and Salmon Arm.
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experiments to determine whether
1t is feasible to adopt it Off
cially.
The purpose of the machine is
to save the postoffice a large
amount of cancellation. Letters
are placed in it and automatically
time stamped and the cancella-
ton effected. A meter shows
much mail matter passes through
the machine and how much the
consigner owes Uncle Sam for
postage.
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Caterpillar War
To Be Declared

Are there any caterpillars on
trees in your neighborhood?
II so, get them off and destroy
them.
Complaint has been coming to
the city hall against citizens al
lowing caterpillars to develop and
the commissioner of public works
has started man out to warn
citizens they must destroy all
caterpillars on their places. 1t
must be done at once. as in a few
days they will be grown and will
scatter. It will be impossible to
catch them then.
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"The Man From Home"

Every line in The Man From
Home" in which William Hodge
is to be seen at the Tacoma Sun
day and Monday was written on
the beautiful terrace of the 10
tel Regina Margherita at Sorrsn-
to, Italy. There Booth Tarklng-
ton and Harry Leon Wilson, the
authors of the play. sat day by
day and drew their local color
and inspiration together while
building the drama.
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THE MILLION-DOLLAR DOG
CONTINUED From Yesterday

"That restricts the judges en1
deavors to the house and garden, !
said he, "since, of course he'll SEQ
the advertisement"
"I'll see that he does" said
Miss Graham maliciously.
Good! I'll also ask you I'd
watch the garden for any sus1
picious yexcavating."
every well. But is that all?'l
Miss Graham's voice was wistful,
isn't it enough?"
4 You've been so good to me,
she sadd hesitantly. 81 don't like
to think of you as setting those
boys to an impossible task"
"Oh, bless you'll" returned the
Advisor heartily; that's all ar
ranged for. One of my men will
duly parade with canine espe-
cially obtained for the occasion.
I'm not going to swindle the
youngsters"
1T didn't seem like you," re-
turned Miss Graham warmly.
but you must let me pay for it,
that and the advertising BILL"
"As an unauthorized expense
=" he began.
She laid a small, persuasive
hand on his arm.
You must let me pay it.
Won't your"
Average Jones was conscious of
a strange sensation, Starting from
the point where the firm, little
hand lay. 1t spread in his veins
and thickened his speech.
''Of course" he drawled, I'M
certainly, eff you-er-put it.
er-that way!"
The hand lifted. "Mr. Average
Jones'" said the owner, do you
know you haven't once disap-
pointed me in speech or action
during our short but rather
eventful acquaintance"
81 hope you'll be able to say
the same ten years from now. .
he returned Significantly.
She flushed a LITTLE at the i'm
plic2lion. What am l to do
next?" she asked.
do as you would ordinarily
do; only don't take Peter Paul
into the street, or you'll have a
score of high-school boys trailing
you. And-this is the most i'm
portant--if the dog fails to an
swer your call at any time, and
you can't readily find him by
searching, telephone me, at once
at my office. Goodbye"
II think you are very staunch
friend to those who need you,'
she said, gravely and sweetly, Civ
ing him her hand.
She chung in his mind like g
remembered fragrance. after he
had gone back to Astor Court
Temple to wait. And though he
plunged into AN intricate scheme
of political advertising which was
to launch a new local party, hel
eyes and her voice haunted him
Nor had he banished them, when
two days later, the telephone
brought him her clear accents, q
little tremulous now.
Peter Paul Is gone"
"Since when?"
"Sincs ten this morning. The
house is In an uproar."
"I'll be up in half an hour at
the latest"
sDo come quickly. I'm--I'm
a little frightened"
"Then you must have some
thing to do, said Average Jones
decisiyely. Have You been keep
ing an eye on the garden?"
YES"
Go through It again, looking
carefully for signs OF disarranged
earth. I don't think you'll find
It, but it's we'll to be sure. Let
me In at the basement door at
half-past one. Judge Ackroyd
mustn't see me-.
It was a strangely misshapen
presentation Of the normally spick
and span Average Jones that
gently rang the basement bell OF
the old house at the specified
hour. All his pockets buleed
with IumDv ANGLES. 1mmo1dAfe
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The 23rd annual convention of
the Washington State Pharma-
ceutical association will be held
this year In Spokane on June IL,
Is and 10. A fare and a third
rate has been granted.
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In presenting Blanche Bates In
"Nobody's Widow" at the Tacoma
theater Friday and Saturday
David Belasco with his usual
fidelity to principle, sends the
same company that supported
Miss Bate /iuring her successful
run in New York last season.
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Chantecler and the game cock
takes place, and the great forest
where Chantecler is given his first
real music lesson, are all won
derful to behold.
Owing to the magnitude of the
production the curtain will rise
at o'clock sharp.
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IF You Have in Mind

the purchase of a Travelling Jag
or Tru. k, of any size, and at any
value. you will help your pocket
book and satisfy your needs by
coming here to make your selec-
ton. We have an infinite vari-
ETY. of Trunks and Light and
Heavy Baggage, all strongly made
and reliable In every particular.
besides being most conveniently
arranged for packing purposes.
Tempting prices.
TACOMA TRUNK FACTORY
0S1 G st.
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Famous Stage Beauties

Famous Stage Beauties
look with horror on Skin Erup-
lions, Blotches, Sores or Pimples.
They don't have them, nor will
any one, who uses Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve. 1t glorifies the face.
Eczema or Salt Rheum vanish be-
fore 1t. 1t cures sore lips. chapped
hands, chilblains; heals burns,
cuts and bruises. Unequaled for
piles. Only 25c at Ryner Malstrom
Drug Co., 938 Pacific av.
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PAGE THREE

Best garden tools at Ewing's.
I'LL @ st.
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Omitted Press Leased Wire.

UNITED Press Leased Wlre.D
MONTREAL, June e.
That Cobalt, in northern On
tario, has been practically
wiped out by fire Is reported
here today. The fire is said
to have started in a theater,
and at the time when the
dispatch was sent was still
raging. Telegraphic commu-
nication with Cobalt is now
cut off.
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AT THE THEATERS;

D TAOOMA-Tonight, Maude Z
D Adams in "Chantecler;" Z
D. Friday and Saturday, Z
D Blanche Bates in mo Z
, body's Widow" Sunday Z
D and Monday, William I
8 Hodge in THE Man From {
. Home" {
. PRINCESS-Stock, Bobby {
D Burnit." every night, mat {
o inees Thursday and Sat I
8 urday.
. EMPRESS-Vaudeville daily
. matinees and twice night
. ly.
o PANTAGES - Vaudeville, I
6 daily matinees and twice
3 nightly.
q eaesoOee . . I
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Are you reading Horton Bra-
Iey's poems ON the editorial page
every day? They're good.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-06

Doctor, what shall / take for
this red nose?"
Nothing - particularly be-
tween meals"
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and he turns them down when
he has finished. He likes to run
along the little streams because
he can never catch them"
The "Hibbertoo" is her best
friend.
81 can see him." she says, "but
nobody else can, though, of
course, you can think you can.
We go to palaces at night and
have long talks with the kings.
All the kings like 'Hibbertoo,
cos he is very wise. He likes
smiley faces. We always stay to
breakfast with the kings. 'Hib-
bertoo' doesn't have any mamma.
But all the other animals help
him, whenever he needs 1t, and
that makes it very nice for him. "
John Murray, the publisher,
read the manuscript. 1t was can
astonishing production" and he
wanted to publish it.
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SOCIETY

OF much interest last week was
the marriage of Miss Hattie
Quinn, daughter of Mrs. Agnes
Quinn, to Harry G. Harrigan of
this city. The wedding took
place Monday morning at the st.
Leo's church.
Mrs. William Virges enter
tanned Tuesday evening with a
birthday dinner in honor of the
18th birthday of Anita, her
daughter.
Honoring her cousins, the
Misses Trip of Boston, who are
guests of Miss Marvel, Shields,
Mrs. Edward l. Salmson was
hostess at one of the smart bridge
parties of the season Thursday.
A charming wedding was that
which took place in Buckley
Wednesday morning uniting Miss
Evelyn McHugh, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. McHugh to Elmer
Linenschmidt of st. Louis.
All kinds bulbs. Smiths 1116 G.
Advertisement. /"
The Misses Mignon and Mar
garet Fleetwood left Saturday
afternoon for Portland, where
they will be the guests of the
Misses Dorothy and Mildred
Moulton for several weeks.
About furs. See Mueller, 921
South G. Advertisement"
Mrs. Carey T.. James will be
hostess Thursday afternoon at a
bridge party for 80 guests in
honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Carey James, who has come to
Tacoma recently a bride.
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Cynthia Grey's Answers

like to get a good place work.
ing. Would like to get a
place i'm a doctors office.
haven't n very good educa-
ton. 1 would like a place
here in town, il you could
find one for me. 1 always
wanted to train as a nurse;
but have changed my mind.
BROWN EYES.
Any girl, the best place for
you is in a good private family
where they will treat you right.
| judge from your letter that
you are inexperienced. Wherever
you entertain your friend, ON the
street, or in the home, do not al
low him to be familiar. This man
may be honest, but often a man
seems to be very fond of a girl
to the girls everlasting sorrow.
l wish | could tell you of a
good place. If you will go to the
Y. w. c. A. and tell them the cir.
l am sure they will
help you get work.