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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-12-04
Tel6fono 1889
Los JEES HURTSTAS DESQCUPAN CHIHUAHUA 0FRECN RNDR{
REN[||RSE
h noVlmlento SuifagIsta en-
WaShInQtOn

Una enorme iunta de mujeres
suiragIstas Sc ha conglomerado
en- la Ciudad de Washington en-
estos dias con ell fin de influir es-
tas muJeres en- los Poderes de Ia
Naci6n para lograr elevar ell voto
temenlno q nstituci6n de lev.
Desde eI 28 del pasado Noviem-
bre Sc Veian en- las GALES de Ia
cIudad capitolina muchos auto
movies con r6tulos Y lemas am-
siVos al sufragio femenil. Y aun-
que la gran Convention Sufrapjs
ia comenz6 el sabado 90 hahia
mucha agltacion entire ell sexo
bello que aspira a tomar partici-
plo EN- la politica naciOnal,y hubo
elocuentes discursos por oradoras
en- las GALES, plazas y salones.
Una pleyade de delegadas de TO-.
dos los Estados de la Federation
ha lnVadldo la ciudad, asiento del
Gobierno, para la gran Conyen~
cion, que comenz6 ell dia %, "
promtnencias femeniies estan vi
sitando la Casa Blanca y los sa-
lones del Congreso y toda oficina
que representa- al gobierno, para
conferenciar con los altos funcio-
narlos y solicitar del Congress-
que Sc apruehe la ley del voto de
las muIeres en- los Estados Uni
dos.
Tor razones te6ricas se yenia
creyendo hace algnn tempo que
este imovimiento politico de lus
muleres era casi un capricho Cia
esos que sc hacen de moda v crn~
de con la celeridad del contagio
en- las masas del sexo debil, pero
ulterlores fen6menos han venido
a despejar inc6gnitas y a senalar
eIementos de conviction en- esa
portia mujeriI. En- vista del de-
nuedo manlfestado por ese yolu-
men del bell0 sexo que en- gran
des grupos invade la esfera del
ParIamentO, de la Casa Blanca "
de los Departamentos de toda Ia
Administration, no puede menos
de deJarse sentir la realidad de
un cambio radical necesario Ell Ia
condlcion politica de la mujer a.
mericana, hasta ahora confinada
a los deberes del hogar. ,parece
que la aspiration al ideal del gu
Tragic es una necesidad social en-
Ia mujer americana actual, Y !os
Legislatures, antes de dar SUI yoto.
deben estudiar este tema Y exa~
mlnara fondo si convene acce-
der o no a esta demanda del sexo
beilo, O 81 solo es an contagio de
la senslbilidad femenina y un 70.
nomeno de suggestion. Los legisia
dores no deben perder de vista,
antes de cumplimentar el gusto
de la Convention sufragista. ell
'statu quo" de la mujer, q fin de
resolver ell asunto con justicia Y
Juicio, Y no dejarse llevar de va
nos cumplimlentos cara ceder a
pretensiones insensataa, nacidas
de imaginaciones exaItadas y ca
piichos de moda,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-12-04
Manuel MaaSro On uIhn.

LA junta Revolueion0rt0 en- Wu4s
htnRton ttene notieia dc due 81
setlor Manuel Madero SO halfa
pro$o cn las inmnndas masmo.~
rras dol Castillo de Gan juan de
UIda cl Vcruer,z
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-12-04
tanblto aue Felix Diaz og u,,
patricia.
TN

hi preoedcnte eahlegfafna tIe
}sspaf,a deia ysr III optimigmo
de log h,iertistas due Green uug
Hnerta eatA fuGrte. cunudo on
reslidad no 10 csta, h los dospa.
COS dc Washington diariamen.
te declaran In agonia del us,lr-
paior pof falta dU reeursos. aieaa.
do ia uoiltiea del aobsgruO tla
WaslingE0n haeer suaumhir ak
Airan0 pap Falta de dinax0s !,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-12-04

IT RnOIDoR" has the larxest1
i1calition of any Of the Spanish1
>Uapn 81 Texas. Our books a1U3
.ODon for public inspection.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-02
Quinn ct Tells How to
Use Different Clubs
Open Golf Champion Gives Some Useful Tips to
the Golfers.
Written expressly for The Georgian Sunday by
champion Of the United States
BY Francis Ouimet.

TUE driver considered the
teed the stance is practically the
- ground is generally fiat and the full S
The braSi demands in
The OF the be III
quickly easily
he The
a level stance
The to
in SnernG tho shot and this hands
This causes haftoppNd shot low
the and
hands to do the work of getting the ball
miiiron
these three clubs the full swing employed
thing b Iu
md can he used to better advantage by taking hafing
f
The sam" Idea in the usag" Of the midiron should
The
gives slight slice when properly played the great
distance striking
The great mistake playing the uhe
badly wifi
oWa the hole
This rule
of the
others o etc.
that we'll the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-02

A 5 TO the other newcomers, Perry
man practically is a known guam
tity and a good one He is A bic
right handler who makes specially
OF curves, but has a terrific fast bal
to mix with the hooks
Browning and Efrid are regarded
s choice picks in their own circuits
They are young big, strong and am
bilious, the kind OF pitchers the fans
always are chirping for
The pitchers look mighty good.
W HIGH is lucky, as Councilman is
w practically sure TO stick with
the Pirates, or n he doesn't to 20
elsewhere than to the Crackers who
have no string whatever on him.
Thompson, too, may be gone for good
but 1t IL something OF a significant
fact that Carl Is going 10 work here
this winter. with the Georgia Railway
and Power Company, too.
That adds another hope
Noss may be recalled. or may not
A PRETTY fair little layout. all
arOund-what?
Another point:
President Hedges, Of the 81. Louis
Browns. has extended a pressing invi-
IatiOn to Billy Smith to visit him and
his team NJ their training camp In
81 Petersburg. Fla. the middle of
February. when the Browns begin
training in another desperate attempt
to crawl off the Cellar Door
Always bit Of business in those
visits-you know.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-02
MOtOrdrOme Races
Set For Friday Night

The motordrome races scheduled for
Tuesday night and then postponed by
rea. ou Of rain now are billed for
Friday night. II the weather man VIII
hold off the sky Juice long enough
10 give the pop pops a chance
The game card as announced for
Tuesday night VIII be observed
FHckenstein. the newest star in the
galaxy II riders IL the object Of much
interest due 10 his reputation for
daredevil riding which he enhanced
during the meet IN Chattanooga by
taking the measure Of most OF the
other riders. at one time or another
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-02
Staff and 0uted Bur Who Will Fill Shoes Ager BisIand?
DRAFT HOOKS HELP CRACKERS FOR 1914 CAMPAIGN

in the mind Of the management as
TO preference between Dunn and
Reynolds, but the point s,sihey both
are there TO choose from
THE pitchers offer another chance
for three cheers
Dent. Price, Kissinger and ~Parson
Perryman appear in line for the regu-
Var Jobs, and To support them We
nave two highly lOuted stars in
Etrid Of the Virginia League and
Browning Of the Texas League. who
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-02
Mackmen BeginFi nal
Series of Schedule

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 2.-weath-
er permitting the American League
champions to-day start the fnel
games Of their regular schedule with
New York. It IS eNnected that Ma
will present his strongest lineup u
order that teamwork may be perfect
ed for The Worlds Series next week.
The trst-s'riDg PLAYERS Of the Ath-
,"ncs have been allowed 10 take
Things easy since they cInched the
p,uuaRL
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-02

will furnish some excitement dur
ing the trial sea son, or all reports
are awTY.
Atlanta fans will be glad to well
come old RUDE KisSinger as a side
partner for Dent and Price The vet
eran has several more good years in
his stout arm, or we have sized him
up wrong. In addition. he has a wise
old noodle and a fine and inspirit-
ing line Of oratory for coaching pur-
poses something the Crackers Of 1918
were much in need OF
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-02
VardOn and Ray Beat
Rhode Island Pair

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. oct. liar
~ Nardon and Edward Ray. the Eng
lish professional golfers. defeated
Roger +. Hovey and Foster h. Davis.
Rhode Island amateurs. IS up. in a
36-hole four ball foursome match at
the Wannamcisett Country Club yes
terday. Hoyey is the State champion
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-02
AMERICAN WOMAN WINS

MONTREAL. oct 2 The second
round Of the Canadian woman's golf
championship was played to-day.
Mrs BARLOW. OF Philadelphia. the
only American entraut. defeated Miss
Mckenzie. Canada 2 up and 2 to
play Miss Mabel Harrison and Miss
Nuricl Rodd 0f the English in
yadcTS. also won their matches The
Canadian survivors included Miss
Fo,lry. Victoria. e g.. and Miss Flor
ruCv Harvey. Hamilton
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-02
CANCEL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

MORTIFIED. Vt. oct 4-The
cancellation Of the entire schedule of
the Norwich University football team
because Of the death of Halfback Bel
yea was announced to-day. Belyea s
death resulted from injuries received
in a game with Holy Cross on Sep
TENDER "a
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-02
GEORGIAS LINE
STILL Is FAR
FROM SETTLED

A THENS, GA, oct. AFTER put-
| ~ ting his men through two fierce
scrimmages this week. Coach
Cunningham gave them a rest yes
terday afternoon, and individual work
was done, with some falling on the
ball running signals and DUNN
tackling. Paddock was at his Old
stand in the back field. and probab!v
will start the game at quarter Sat
urday Malone is back in the lin.
and that's not all-this athlete. who
has played on the Georgia outfit for q
couple Of years. does not relish IN
idea of some new man disputing his
position, and in the scrimmage Tues
day was the one bear-cat of the da,.
Logan the Rome end. was found
somewhere in the mountains of Mort
Georgia this week and was reminded
that he was expected in the CLASSIC
City since he had registered at tn
University. He is expected To make
some old man hustle for an end berth
CCONkLIN has returned for keeps
now and will be one of the regu-
lar ends, unless some unforeseen ex-
plosion takes place one of rHe
coaches was heard to remark this
week that he was really sorry for me
team, especially the scrubs. thar
Conklin has returned so soon. for il
meant number Of laid ups" Tho
meaning OF which is that ConkIfn Is
the gerCest tackler in the business.
The scrimmage miX-ups this week
may not have enabled Cunningham
70 make any final selections Of his
men. but It's a C4nch that some Of
the places practically are decided On
Carey, for instance. showed about tIa
most stuff from left half that has
been seen In these parts lately. AMI
II he doesn't fill the hole vacated nv
Rowden, many a guess VIII 20 wrong
He has the weight. though a triFs
lighter than Bowden. and IS fast He
is good broken field runner ana
knows more lodging and stiff-arm-
ing in a minute than Bowden ever
dreamed Of
HE frs. game Of the season will
be played Saturday. when the
Alabama Presbyterian College comes
for t-y-out against their Ioftier op-
ponents. This same team opened with
Georgia two years ago and managed
to hold the Red and Black to some
thing like so to 0 score
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-02
keTcAsL VS.. pRoulLLlARo.

DETROIT MICH. oct . Eddie
GIas,co. local promoter is hoping to
stage a bout between steve ketche)
and Patsy pruoLllard for the open
ing show OF the season Fcross the
river lie wrote kctcners manager.
Lich,eusleiu but has not yet received
q fHN ortbjc reply The club probably
MLM upcn IN Two OF three weeks
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-02
FIGHT DATE CHANGED,

CHICAGO. oct. 2-Kenosha pro
motors to-day shifted the date of the
Mike Gibbons Spike Kelly match. and
this battle VIII not be staged on Oc-
tober g. Several business reasons
we're given for the change.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-02
WATERLoo's MANAGER I'LL.

KEWANEE. ILL. oct 2-Dr. j.. A
Andrews, manager Of the WatnrIor
Central Association team, was strrs.
en- suddenly with appendicitis while
on a visit here to-day, and under
went an operation at a local hosp.la.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-02

Alfif ''Nl "a mar BoIe 10 W dhH -
n ington. and Major Galloway
Is going TO Washington,
and both Of them are going to
the Worlds Series. and c. T. Nunnal-
lv also is going to the ". =, and all
the papers are full OF dope about the
w :. and We have had our little
shot, too
So now We viii take advantage Of
the brief but well known Bull before
the Storm to slip once over on the
prospects OF the Crackers for 1914
Then we will latch on TO q raft
OF e Floating Spar or other bit of
Drifting WreckaRe and strive to keep
on" ear and maybe an eve above the
Raging Torrent
THE bit OF news that broke yestcr-
day duly announced. was the list
OF new players captured by Atlanta
i'm the drafting grah-net Billy Smith
and Major Galloway are about 70 en-
gage Clark Griffith in earnest con
versatlon but nobody knows what
viii come OF II, With regard TO thu
1914 era Ckers.
This much IL known
The season viii be started with
four good pitchers. known a. reg
ulars" two very promising recru.r
hurlers the same catching stan rs
this wear. plus Reynolds the sa me
outfeld and an infcld shot all 20
thunder
n OW FOR The Rockies
~ Inhelder Nee funny name.
amt ~ Iuhelder Nee comes up
with great reputation from the
Grand Rapids club of the Central
League where he led all the Hot
Corner performers In assists. and I'm
i-hed with = heldlng average Of .922
and a batting mark Of 266 He al=o
Eot Sc bases on balls and swiped -
sacks which, with a record OF an
even dozen home runs. makes Mr..
Nee look like a very hopeful citizen
Alpermann will he back At second
NesSrs galloway and Smith are
rr'sIiing clark GritT1th's reserve list
FOR much needed shortstop and
there is large and opaque mystery
as 10 who il going to rattle around
In Joe Asler's shoes at hrSt base
THAT'S the inncld layout. and We
are dispOsIng Of ~ as the least
promising OF the whole works At
that. with Mr. Nee anything Ike as
good a. he looks, and Whitey minus
a hothersome appendix. the reserve
lists Of Charley Murphy and g. Grif-
nth ought 10 supply a creditable pair
for short and first
Wen have TO wait and see about
that Too bad the draft for Anderson,
the Fort Wayne star frs. haseman
didn't hook anything The Crackers
wanted him badly
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-02
EXHIBITION GAMES.

Wednesdays Results
y. -awt> -lUlv,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-02

NAShuggur ]. Philadelphia. o
Cleveland. 5 Detroit,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-02

GaN'CS ] thursday,
lw..k 'Eu ar Boston
Philadelphia at New York
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-02
Standing of Clubs.
AME RlCAN LEAGU

These standings do not include games
PLAYED Thursday
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-02
Bv o. B. Keller.

~ lilly SMITH has gone 10 Wash
n Ington. and Major Galloway.
Is going to Washington,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-02

Games Thursday
cleveland a. Detroit
Boston al Washington
New York at Philadelphia
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-03-28
A SPLENDID APPOINTMENT.

Y EsIDENT JUDGE RICE has appointed Adjutsnt-
~ General l. Pusey Wickersham a Police Com
missioner for this city TO succeed President Charles
r. Jones, whose term will expire on May / next The
appointment is a good The Police Department
cannot fail to feel the beneficial effect OF such man
General Wickersham being the board. He has
done splendid service Adiutant- General His long
experience in handling the affairs OF the Or
sanized Militia necessarily win stand him in good
stead in handling the and affairs the Police De-
partmcnt
General Wickersham born in Wilmington. He
knows the local field and conditions thoroughly He
believes in the business-iike transaction Of pub
nc Affairs. He Is discIplinarlan. but he is not
naEtnet He is very human and genial and possesses
the happy faculty OF being able to unbend without
sacrificing either his personal Or Official dignity. We
have no doubt that the public will find him an able
administrator and that the policemen from the high
est TO the lowest will recognize shortly after he as
sumes his duties May ! that they have in him
fair and upright judge in all that may arise
affecting them
Judge Rice did we'll in making the appointment II
already has the stamp OF public approval for
General Wickersnam Is exceedingly popular man.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-03-28
FROM THE PINE WOODS
HHOMErS Aromatic ,ir Is Guar
anteed 10 Relieve Catarrh or
Costs N0rthing.

HlOMEI is natures true remedy
for catarrh. There is no stomach
dosing IN using HNOMEI. no more
than there is when you go 10 the
mountains or the sea-shorc TO get re-
lief from lung troubles.
When using the HYOMEI treat
ment. the air YOU breathe is like that
on the mountains high above sea
level where the pine woods fiji the
air with aromatic healing that gives
health and strength 10 those suffering
from diseases OF the respiratory
organs. Breathcd through the neat
pocket inhaler that comes with every
OUTFIT the healing balsams OF HYO-
MEL reach the most remote air cells
OF the throat. nose and lungs. de-
stroying all catarrhal germs and Civ
ing quick relief.
HYOMEI pronounced High-o-me)
has performed almost miraculous
cures Of catarrh, often restoring
health in chronic cases that had
given up all hope OF recovery. It's
best action is al the start Of the dis
case when the breath Is becoming Of
fensive. and when discharges from
the nose, droppings in the throat and
frequent sneezing, smiling or spas
modic coughing begin TO make life a
burden AT the first symptom OF
catarrhal trouble. such as shifting
and hawking. use HYOMEl and see
how quickly you get relief
The complete outfit costs but Sl.00
extra bottles. il later needed so cents,
and is sold under guarantee TO re-
fund the money n IL docs not give
satisfaction Druggists evoryW here.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-03-28
+: With the Photographers :


The swift success Of the parcel post teaching mill
lions OF Americans TO doubt the old bugaboo that the
government cannot be trusted to handle public busi-
STANDARDIZATION journal
II you have delicate, educated carefully trained
palate you may be able to determine wherein pound
Of coffee costing so cents is twice as good as pound
Of som kind that you can buy for IS Chicago
Tribune.
Those who counsel armed Intervention IN Mexico
should remember the disastrous experiment that the
great Napoleon rashiy yentured into when he inter-
Yened in Spain. The warning Spsniards Joined to-
geher against the French. invited English aid and
thus precptatcd the downfall that ended Waterloo.
Brooklyn Times.
All legislative bodies should be above suspicion OF
class legislation They should avoid the very appear
ance of it. Wherever one class Is appears TO be
favored above another there Is bound be more or
less dissatisfaction among other Harrisburg
star.
Now where under the did Vice President Mar
shall get idea that there business scare in
this country. that anybody OF importance. except
perhaps himself Is suffering from the haliucinaton
that there is any business business
N.~ Nnrx Press
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-03-28
FRIDAY. MAR. %. 1913.
PRAIsE IRON A HARMFuL souRcE.

SENATOR RE1NHARDT'S latest misfortune ia that
- he is being damned by the praise OF the Every
Evening for the part he played in the work Of killing
the proposed amendments the Public Utilities law
which would have made OF the Public Utilities Com
mission in this city commission in fact well as
In name. II the Every Evening knows anything
whatever about the situation surrounding those pro-
posed amendments it knows that certain Of the pub
lie service corporations did not want them passed
and that they made adequate arrangements TO have
them defeated in the State Senate
1t was not because the public service corporations
feared that the Public Utilities Commissioners would
not know how to the powers that would have been
vested in them by those proposed amendments that
tho lobbyists those corporations lined up the State
Senators against them II because those
porations knew that the commissioners not only
would know how to those additional powers, but
would use them for the benefit Of the travelling con-
Stunning investing public, that the plans laid
10 do them to death in the Senate
For the Every Evening place the seal Of It's APP
provsl upon such ruthless work against the public
Interest," for it to praise Senator Renhardt for the
nart he played in e. and for Il to proclaim publicly
that the who compose the Public Utilities Com
mission eHelal ncomDetents. is insult to the
public and to those commissioners. who have wanted
things for the public good and have been tied
hand and foot by the corporations prevented do
Ing them. Now thanks to the influence that ruled IN
the State Senate those corporation shackles to
be kept our Public Utilities Commissioners two
the men who worked that great public wrong, but
grossly insults the commissioners In short echoes
tho insults which inflicted upon the commission
by Senator Renhardt in Dover
Senator Renhardt Is welcome to the defense OF the
Every Evening. No punishment could beiall
him than to have for his apologist The people Of
Wilmington know why those amendments killed,
through what influences they killed and by whom
they killed All the corporaton-tnctured preach
ments Of the Every Evening cannot wipe out that
knowledge or reconcile indignant public the
duct Of the State Senate and certain Of it's
bcrs
IT the public service corporations decide to
erect statue in recognition OF their legislative
friends in the State Senate the session OF 1913 their
sculptor will not be compelled look far for the
central figures in the group We would suggest that
those central figures be depicted with their heels
the neck Of the travelling consuming and investing
public and with the public service corporations lobby
standing at side, holding the shackled Public
Utilities Commissioners Upon the base OF the statue
this inscription might be addressed to the people:
what you going to do about it?"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-03-28
GEORGETOWN GIRL 4 BRIDE.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. Del. March 2s.--
John 5. Vaughan. son of James E.
vaughan, OF Dover, and Miss Marie
Cecilia Kuser, daughter Of Harry H.
kuser, Of No. 5S4O Chestnut street
Philadelphia, were married at the
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel on Wednes-
day In the presence of only immedi-
ate relatives and friends.
With a view Of opening up a sec
ton OF the county which Is not easy
OF access because Of the miserable
condition OF the roads. residents OF
Cedar Creek district are contemplate
'ng the Incorporation Of a rural tele-
phone line which will enable them to
communicate with other sections OF
the world.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-03-28

Senator Salisbury and Representative Brockson
have unpleasant work cut out FOR them in the mat
ter OF selecting for the many Federal pluma that
will come to Delaware The trouble Is that there are
at least ten times many applicants there are
Offices and that most Of the applicants the per-
sonal and political friends Of the Senator and the
Representative Quite naturally much bad blood viii
result from the turning down OF nnc-tenths of tho
applicants The understanding Is that most OF the
patronage will be handled by Senator Salisbury. II
that be true, Representative Brockson may congratu-
late himself that the fewer Offices be viii have TO
give out the fewer enemies he will make and have
TO reckon with two years hence
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-03-28

THE SERVANT PROBLEM.

There are many trustworthy
and capable servants who look TO
the Wants to keep them employ
ed In homes where their work is
appreciated and where they are
contented and happy.
The servant problem is by no
means a serious matter for the
housewife who makes full use of
the Want Columns.
The Wants AFFORD a quick ac-
tion, convenient means OF com
munication between high grade
domestic servants and house
wives.