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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
WELLSBURG

c. Z Russell. Of Charleston. w. Va.
10 a business visitor In the city this
week.
The degree OF honor lodge held It's
regular meeting at the A. o. L. w.
hall on Thursday evening. After the
regular meeting. a social session wa
held and light refreshments were
served.
The Laural Bank Class. No. IL. of
the Christian church Sunday school
will entertain the Loyal women's
Class n the Ben Hur class and the
teachers and officers OF the school on
February 90. the class graduates an
enjoyable evenings entertainment.
Ex-sherin C. ID. Kyle was a Follans-
bee visitor on Wednesday.
Ernest Hsone visited T.. J. Sherrard
In a Wheeling hospital on Thursday.
Rev. II. Newton Miller. who was
pastor of the Christian church OF this
city for a number Of years will preach
before the congregation on Sunday
morning next.
The February term OF circuit court
opens on Monday. February Il.
Mrs. Ross Marsh is quite I'll at her
home on North Charles street.
Edwin \. Robbins. representative of
the Stakalta Nun Co, OF Chillicothe.
Ohio. was calling on his trade in the
city on Thursday.
On Sunday afternoon nj three O'Clock
Rev. w. c. Holmes will deliver an ad-
dress at the Y. NJ. G. a. rooms upon
the subject: Balance"
Challenge.
A challenge is issued by a team of
tho Wellsburg Bowling Club to any
team of the Y. NJ. G. A. for a six
game series OF "Duck' three games
TO be rolled on the alleys of the Wells
burg Bowling Club. the games to be
played pom any night but Saturday.
Mrs. Ross Marsh is I'll at her homo
on Charles street.
Circuit court will on Mon
day. February II.
The residence OF John Carter on
Cross Creek was burned TO the ground
on Thursday. The building wa a good
sized frame house. costing when built
some years ago. about $4,000. The
amount OF insurance carried covers
h loss fairly well. Most OF the
household goods were saved by remov-
al. A defective fue is thought to
have caused the Nre.
T. J.. Sherrard who has been in O
Wheeling hospital for several weeks,
on account OF an operation being per-
formed. is improving.
IN February 20. the Loyal women's
Class. the Ben Hur Glass and the Of
fcers and teachers will be entertained
by the LAural Band Glass OF the
Christian church Sunday school.
A social session was held at the
close of the regular meeting of the
Degree OF Honor Lodge in the A. ..
u. W. lodge rooms on Thursday ev-
ening. Refreshments were served.
Rev. II. Newton Miller will preach
in the Christian church on Sunday
morning. Rev. Newton was the for
mer pastor ~ the Christian church for
several years.
Harry Edwards OF Follansbee, son
of Fred Edwards had his hand so bad
ly injured on Thursday at Inc Sheet
Metal Speciality works that the hand
had to be amputated at the Ohio VAL
ley hospital.
The series OF lectures given by Rev.
J. J. Swint. of Parkersburg. at ST.
Johns Catholic church. closed on
Thursday evening. after a splendid
attendance for the ten days. W. +.
Elcessor sang n solo accompanied by
Miss Marie Kinkle orRanist and Miss
Elizabeth owen violInlst.
Woman's Club.
The Woman's Club met in regular
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
Work Already Started.

Contractor R. J. McFadden. OF this
city. started work yesterday morning
hauling the tools and machinery to
the Bell property. about two miles
above this city. to be use I'm the
sinking OF the new shaft for the
Hitchman Coal Co. mention OF which
was made in these columns a few
days ago. The work will be pushed
along very rapidly In an effort to
complete the shaft by the first of
May. About twenty men started to
work. yesterday. and more will be al
ded as The work p~rogresses-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
MURDERER ADJUDoEp
INSANE BY COURT

uispaicH 20 tie I-nteIIigencer
PARkEBSRJRG W. Va. Feb. IA
Homer dcClsin. under indictment
here for Tho murder ~ his father.
Milton McCla.n. whom he Killed last
December by crushing in his skull
with = shot gun. was aIjudged insane
by a Jury IN the criminal court here,
this afternoon. lie will be taken 10
the Spencer asylum Immediately. I,
was shown NJ ne trial that young Nc
Claim had been In insane aqyluma In
california and Ncv1da due 20 his be-
coming endangered as a result 81 In
jurics sustained In the san Francisco
earthquake.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
ARRANGEMENTS conpl...J.

Arrangements have been completed
FOR the starting ~ tho new fourteen
pot furnace NJ the Foetoria Glass
plant on next Monday morning. The
gus mas been turned on during the pas.
two weeks and the pots IRE all suu Of
the hot glass ready for the men 70
start work. This addition will moan
employment ~ two hundred and nftv
NOR" men 90 the already large number
cmrloNed. All ia" necessary machinery
nas also been installed as well ne tho
air pipes around through the depart
fupnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
HUNTSVILLE
10 u Not. u ls-Not.

The new sewer system In this city.
which was used as q slogan in the
last election to elect a certain candi.
date. has at last been completed. so
they say. II is said that nearly all
OF men employed on the job have
left the city. and that the sewer will
be turned over to the city fathers at
q special meeting to be held in the
very near future. probably Monday az
ternoon. Now. IL the citizens will
Dol out Seventh street. beyond JET.
fersen avenue. they will see quite a
stretch OF pavement still tori up. and
such Is the case in umerou places
over the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
A Nofre Dame Ladys Appeal

To all knowing sufferers or rheumatism.
Whsther muscular or or the Joints,
scintica, lumDagos. backache. pains Ia
the kidneys or neuralgia pains. TO write
70 her Tor n nome treatment which has
repeatedly cured all Of these tortures.
d feels ~ her duty to send 10 to All
sufferers FREE You cure yourself at
home a. thousands will testlfy-nO
change OF climate being necessary. This
simple ~@tscOvery bauished uric acid from
the blood. lOOserA the sttrened Joints.
purifies the blood. and bgightens the
eyes. giving elasticity and tone 20 the
whole system. II the ABOVE interests
you. for proof address Mrs. 81 Summers.
Box r $Otre Dame. Ind-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
Must Clean s;d.u,lL.

Many persons have failed TO clean
their sidewalks ~ the ~recentsnow and
i'e as This j. n city ordinance.
many persons are subJec. 20 arrest
Ihe streets or the city are IN a bad
condition and ali residents arc re-
Huest"d 10 ct busy ana have their
walks cleaned b. evening or action
WI. probably be taken
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session on Thursday. February 10. and
gave the following interesting pro-
gram:
Study OF nations past Is not was&
OF time. though Il ave n with NJ
tie better understanding Of the pres
ent.-Gladstone.
Roll Call-Quotations.
Last Days OF the Chinese Empire.
Miss NCCleary
Music Miss Hook
Chinese lndustries.......M Mics Everett
Current Events. ........ Miss Petition
Music Miss Lee
Great nations write their autoboio-
graphies In three manuscripts-the
hook Of their deeCs. the book OF their
words. and the book OF their art
Ruskin.
Marriage Iiesnses.
Severino Pompermaier OF Virginia
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Unable to Cross River.

Quite "A number of the miners resld-
ing IN this city and employed at the
Fort Pitt coal works across the river
from this city. are unahle to get to
thci- work. due To the lact thar the
river Is running fun Of ice and the
small skids. which the miners have,
nrc not altogether safe 20 cross the
stream with. II is likely that hy
the nrst Of next week the men will
be able to Resume their duties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
Eastern Ohm Patent.

AZ reported by II. T. Dunlap. paten,
lawye. OF Wheeling. W. Va, the Pa
tent once records show tho rccen,
issue or the following patents 10
Eastern ohio inventors: Alphopse
Baechie. NorwaIk. combined roller and
tractor. Frank o. and 4. p. Harris
Salem. stall-frams: Ralph W. Holland.
assignor 81 one-haif 20 r.. Pratt.
Youngstown. vindow-frame: Thomas
J Kin Fnstoria. pump. Herman
lsoveland. Fremont. bul-fIe. Arthur
W. LYDIA. Canton. roundabout. rank
I'm o. McCauley. Greenwich. fpldin.
car-steps: John and r n. Motzik.
Guynhoga Fails. movable stlrwav. and
George Virtue. Sew Philadelphia. nro-
escape.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
County Court In Session.

The Marshall County Court was In
session yesterday and transacted
much business, the most important
being the letting 60 the contract for
the printing OF the bonds for the
Union district roads. issued TO the
Union district roads to the
Ohio Valley Lithographing Company.
the lowest bidder. hence the contract.
This work will be rushed along rap
idly. and Just as soon as they are
completed will be put on sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
Back On the Job.

Former Policeman w. A. Kidder.
who has been engaged in the contract
Ing business for the past several
months, is back on the job as In Jf-
tcer OF the law. He was appointed
by Chief Games last Monday evening.
following the resignation of Officer
Davis. II is likely that council Will
confirm the action of the CHIEF at the
next meeting, and kidder will prob
bly, remain on the force and fill the
unexpired term of Davis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
Skating no Good.

Thy warm weather OF tn" past day
Aas PIT the skating on the artificial
lake ~ the camp-grounds to the Lad
ara many skaters were badly disap-
pointed yesterday evening when they
~lo'rne'cd 10 tho grounds 10 fnd Ia
IN" ice was all siush.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
To Install Officers.

The James G. Blaine circle No. :.
Ladies Of the G.. \. r. Will meet this
Afternoon at 2:30 o'clock NJ its head
quarters in the T. -. -. r. hail on
Tenth street. Following the trans
action OF business the Installation Of
officers will he held and a good time
Is ANTICIPATED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
Circuit Court To-day.

Marshall County Circuit Court will
this morning with Judge II.
{. Hervey. OF Wheeling. on the bench.
Those indicted by the grand Jury.
which reported on Tuesday evening.
VIII be given an opportunity to enter
pleas. Interest in a number OF the
cases is running high. and 1t is likely
that many spectators will be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15
MoundavIn. Rri.f,

"N'umbh returned home
thursday evening from Charleston
"here nc spent the last few DAYS
attending the legislature.
, ". Noorehead is spending a few
DAYS at Charleston t~ransacting bust.
ness
Miss Annie Bonar Of Myrtle ayerue
u confined 20 her home with an AT.
tack - measles.
Mrs Brooke Rcece Of Utan. Sch
if spending % fcw weeks with friends
and relatives in this city.
Mrs. Daniel Westfal returned fo
ner home az Pittsburgh YESTERDAY
evening after spending the past Few.
days with friends In This city
Master Jim Uooton g. confined 90
IDS home ON seventh street with he
measles
Earl Hamilton o. Pittsburgh. "a
is spending e few days with friends in
this cify
Miss Merle Trrsdr " bethany col.
leke i7 spendinE a few Gays with rel.
elves Doc This city
Mrs Belle Tuttis ~ Cameron is
~ uding a frw days with friends and
relatives in this city
Walter Allen ~ Jefferson avenue is
spending a lew DAYS with friends AZ
New MartinsviIIr.
Daniel iouukrn ls seriously id a.
nj home on Jefferson avenue and d..
Tie hopes are entertained for hts re-
Covnrt
Miss lcie Alley is seriously 90 a.
he homo On Myrtle avenue with an
attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs. David Jack r. confined 70 her
home on Tcnlh street with en- attack
on Erippe.
Paul Mourot 81 Conncllsville. "a
y spending tho week with his family
ON Fourth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15

handsome portfolios OF photoorav.
ures OF Abraham Lincoln are offered
by The intelligence. Six photoarsv.
ures, with complete description Of
each. for 5 cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15

Iittle ammonia in a Few s~poonfufs OF
tlc'loi "N~cli'uf O. sponge silk Irrq-
seF that hive grown shiny or r,.sfv a.
vel - 70 take out spots A ALA nnr-
ticularif a tfnrt. becomes alr-0gt 90,
new when 20 encnreT. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15

handsome portfolios % ~photoarsv.
ures % Abraham Lincoln are offered
y ire News. SiE photoqraVurea with
Snpiete description Of each for 5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15

trautorr 90 may te dried. or ,tav ".
N0ffIoI. hLi7~ orr with cold wafs-. then
rnrked and placed IN n cool. dry pia' q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-15

station. and Marp!sa Fantini. O: Viz
ginia Station.
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seryHate Company
But Loves TIZ
a TZ Foot Bath on Peachino HON.
VIII Make You Feel Pleasant.


fnl can't Idle foot nI. cory ~ runs
n mo re nerves. draws ~ evrreasI1n
INTO thn face makes sou luus foots.,k
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The woman's club met in regular
The evening world., 1913-04-08
SLAUGHTER Of BIRDS
| FOR HATS Of WOMEN
BARRED BY new TARIFF
Only Ostrich Feathers Can Be
Imported or Even Shipped
From State to State.

WASHINGTON. April s-Thc !mpor,a.
t'on or sale OF any kind OF a!grette,
egret plume. or the skin or feathers of
any kind OF wild bird. domestic or
foreign. except ostrich feathers. IL Alb
solutely prohibited in tho wIison-Under.
wood Tariff bill Dazed milliners were
to-day but dlmly realizing what the
brief paragraph In the new bill mean,
to them.
The slaughter OF beautiful game bird,
all over the world. that their feather,
might go on women's hats, have mad,
certain kinds OF feathers worth trcbl,
their weight In gold, and has aliros
annih!lated tho birds. Under the .l-iN
regulation. game birds feathers can b,
imported or shipped from state to Stat.
only for scientific purposes.
Ostrich feathers alone are exempted
This Is because large ostrich farms ar,
to-day meeting the market demands by
scientific production.
Frrs, for the first time in the hlstor,
of the country. are taxed duty Of 1,
per cent, undressed ana from 20 to n
per cent finished.
The evening world., 1913-04-08

an thounht he was n hnatic and ran.
she told one OF the derkhands and
when the boat returned from the ISL
and the dcchhand told some one ashore
about II. An employee OF the compan,
went MP into the loft and looked chr
iohsly through tho glass. George tried
TO mako him understand and the man
tugged M tho door. lie couldn't move
IL
lie went away aud came back with
chise1 AMI crowbar. lie worked eli
he perspircd like the man inside the
box but to no eject. Then he report cd
TIE case to the higher ups. They son,
FOR a glaxisr The giazicr cut the gias,
out Of the door and they pulled young
Mr.. Reyes Of Staplcton. y. L.. out
through tho hole.
lilo hurried downstairs and rushed "a
his fair one who had waited 80 ionx.
The girl was IN tears. hut he told hcr
the sad story and tho mon with him
corroboratcd. Then she smiled through
her pearly tears and Il was seen tina,
all was forgiven. Hand In hand they
walked to the South Ferry subway ana
disappeared down the dark stairs.
The evening world., 1913-04-08
To Link Ola and Sew subway.

\ new rapid transit route to connect
the existing subway with the new Lex
ington avenue subway was laid out to-
day by the Public Service Commission.
Instead OF having the connection at
Forty-second street "a originally
planned the new route leaves the en-
listing subway In Park avenue between
Thirty-ninth and FortIeth streets.
curves northeasterly under the corner
OF tho block into Fortieth street and
thence dlagonally into Forty-nrst street
and Lexington avenue. The new plan
provides for tho taking of much less
private property IN the way OF ease
ments than the former plan. The Board
Of Estimate will he asked to imme-
dla,ely approve the new route plan.
The evening world., 1913-04-08

dining room he'd been reserved.
committee Of union operators eaI1ed
at the hotel. but was not permitted 70
see the newcomers
Dispatches from New York, Suu0ne
W. i. Thsyer. Vice. President Of tt>e
American Telephone and telegraph
Company 49, saying the parent company
was satisfied the demands of the socal
operators were unjustined. evoked erica
OF derIsion among the girls at their
headquarters to-day.
Mr.. Thayers statement that between
i."o and 200 possible strikebreakers
would soon be In Boston caused appar-
emily no surprise
We expested that" said one OF the
young women. who holds an ONCE IN
the union organization, but the end IL
not yet. There will be no hair pulling
The character Of the :. 90 girls employed
In the Metropolitan District Is such a.
to assure the public that whatever We
do will he done In way to invite
favorable public opinion
a truce has been declared until CO.
morrow and there Is hope that the
company and its operators may reach
permanent agreement.
The evening world., 1913-04-08
DO WORKING GIRLS WANT MORE
THAN THEY EARN?


Dear Madam: is 1t not annrchistlc
10 expect an employer to pay ~
week 10 girl VINO. in intelligence
anu service. IS not worth more than
S"' ~ u not irrational 10 suppose
'at an employer OF hundfcds OF
b"'s "uch as are employed In de-
partment stores) should have the In
'ercst or each and every one of these
women so closely Mt heart that he
VIII charitably give to these women
"hat they do not earn" And after
all, Is this charity desired by the
woman? And Will II prevent the wom-
an from wanting the things which
her lack OF proper moral training
prompts her to believe are the neces-
saries OF life'
II the employer who Is now pay
Ing ~ be compelled by law to pay
~ TO his women clerks he will cover
this advance by charging more for
MS merchandise. or he VIII discharge
every woman In his employ who
does not actually give him 81 week
service. IL he does the former, that
Is. advance the price OF the neces-
sarlcs of life IN proportion to the
advance In wages, how then is the
!" woman any better protected from
munger, cold and prostitution than
she was when she received W and
living was In proportion? She IL IN
e"actiy the same position! II Is OBJ
Vious That our present condition OF
underpaid women clerks cannot he
rcmedied by n minimum wax. law
The fault and romedy lie decp.r
than a mara matter Of wages IAN,
uheroo Ia 1, no, r.a.o,ahis
80. ,h,, t., r,,.'e.
~ 80. 49,
'' WV" 80 '"'' s"PP'S '"o
P.Hp' '"'''""'"S wv "oI'a" c'crN'
WIN 'he h"c"ssaries OF IRE IL shouih
NJ ieaht IN the percentage or proft
4 dealer IN these things should he al
lowed upon his investment? The lack
of such regulation would find women
Fundamentally Maid .vop th,n,h ,h..
,,irir,, ,,,, -. o., ,,.
,,a,,aa, '.''
'''"' :" w" Wv
'""'e"'' We s'''he at ''ast one OF
'He sHaH foots OF our preseht-day
eVils.
ON the other hand. IT, instead Of
Increasing the selling price Of his
wares, the EMPLOYER discharges .yerv
The evening world., 1913-04-08
swain APR|SONER
|NPHONE BOOTH AS
/. HIS F|ANCEE WAITS
George Pounds Three Hours in
Vain in Staten Island
Ferry House.
PEOPLE THINK HIM MAD.
AT Last Glazier Removes Part
of Stuck Door and He Is
Dragged Out.
PEOPLE THINK HIM MAD.

George =. Reyes OF Stapleton. 8. l.,
had long wooed Miss Elsie Howard of
Dongan Hills. s.. l. George had n
holiday to-day. and bllthely he trotted
to . telephone to invite his nancec to
luncheon and the matinee.
lie wanted telephone where he
would be alone with his fair one; where
sweet converse would be uninterrupted
b y,he sound OF trafi'c or the rude
voice OF man. lie found 1t IN the sec
ond story OF the staten Island station
al South Ferry. !, II there ferry pas
sengcrs go 10 secure seats on the up
per deck of the boats. Hut few pas
sengers do this on cold days. and for
the better part OF the week the loft IL
as quiet and uninhabited as the Great
White Desert.
Tho blue bell ON the telephone sing
reminded him somewhat OF his Elsie.
Biue bells and heather. wind flowers.
green fields and n pretty girl. lie
whistied mcrrily until the heavy sound
proof door closed behind him. lie
dropped his dime in the receiver and
staten Island and the fair Elsie were
his.
This was at II o'clock To-day Al
noon the South Ferry was frightened
bv vision in blue. The blue was
tailor made and developed the sweetest
morsei of inaidcus. Wlsps Of gold
pccped out from beneath u dainty blue
turban. Tho pretty face was dimplcd.
Anticipation Of luncheon and theatre
and George were visible.
The evening world., 1913-04-08
BE GOOD AND YOU WILL Al.
WAYS BE LONELY"

Dear Madam am a woman, twen-
ty-tWo years OF age. have fun
charge OF large Office, and have
eeFera' assistants. From the time
come In to business III the morning
uh'ii leave at night ] am strictly
BUSINESS. NO matter who calls up on
'n' phone, no matter how they try
10 get IN conversation | always
cut them short-that IL. after I have
Nhlshed speaking about the business.
] never Jolly over tho wire with any
body who has not been pronorIv
introduced to me. have two as
s's'ahts' who. behind my back, call
me an old maid. simply because
dont hirt. Now. ] have often
listened to them as they talk and
Jolly man OYER the wire. and II
OFTEN ends by an invitation to the
theatre and supper, which they ac-
cept and then come into the Office
the next morning and assert that
they really We're very nice youne
men, that they showed them ons
grand time, and they certainly en-
1oyed II very pleasant evening.
am not living angel. but I don't be-
Iefe IN flirting. | go To- church and
try 10 I've what | would call the lire
80 good girl.
am not beautiful. but | always
dress UP 10 date aud neat. not
nnny No man ever attempts 10
firt with me on the street. | never
get any Invitations to the theatre.
the telephone doesn't ring half a
dozen times a day for me. on the
other hand. my assistants always
have an engagement. They ALWAYS
have happy smile. ana seem To b.
having heaven ON earth" while
they call me SLOW" ! who try To
live good. vrtuous life. thinking
that some day viii be properly
introduced to some nice young man:
but In the meantime II / want to see
a show ! have 10 pay the way my
self, II ! want to go to "a restau-
rant ! have TO pay the way myself
MY assistants get just half the sal
airy / get. and they dress Just as
well as do. where n were TO got
their salary ! would never see q
theatre or a restaurant For this
reason don't you think that girl
ought TO get a reasonable salary so
she can be independent. and not
have 70 n!rt 10 set . uttls enjoy
The evening world., 1913-04-08
ssPegRy" Tore This Couple Apurt.

Supreme Court Justice Van Slcklen OF
Long Island City reserved decision last
night In suit for divorce brought by
Mrs Octavia Burke against George G.
Burke. Both are on the stage and Mrs.
Burke accused her husband Of undue
intimacy with a young actress of the
~Naughty Marietta" company whom she
knew only as Peggy" The suit was
not defended, Tile couple were married
I'VE years ago and up 10 The appearance
OF Peggy lived happily vita Mrs,
Burke's mother. Mrs. Augusta Burden.
who IL wealthy and mas hne nome in
Whitsstoue. L. I.
The evening world., 1913-04-08

can me slow. I. who try to lead a
'irtuous life. have to pay my way
myself II ! want to 90 to a res.
taurant or see a show. My assist.
ants dress just as well as I do.
though they get half the salary I
receive. Don't you think a CIR,
ought to get reasonable salary So
she can be independent and NOT
have to flirt to get a little enioy.
ment from life. and isn't be good
and you will always be lonely
true?"
This letter from an Evening
World reader is so we'll answered by
another communication signed IN
+. r.. which appears to-day that I
need not pause to consider the in.
quiry about "a reasonable salary"
beyond saying that so far as can
see the wages a girl ia maid wiI, ho