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Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-30
Sip-on Sweaters
in Bright Colors

The newest sweater has no Eut-
tons at the front It slips over the
head by means of deep v neck
opening. These sweaters are OF
shetland wool with sash, cuffs and
pockets facing Of contrasting color;
sometimes the trimmings are Tn
plain color and the sweater Is
striped. There would be no use
trying to describe the new sweater
colors, for they are indescribable in
their rich, yet soft hues. Mustard.
citron and olive are new sweater
shades for 1917.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-30

sport silk is La Jerz, with a supple
jersey weave which does not stretch
or sag: La Jerz comes in plain and
figured patterns SO that coat and
skirt may contrast and yet match
perfectly. For "dressy" sport wear
If one may borrow a term used by
the shops, there are dainty frocks Of
chiffon or georgette crepe and of
colored faille matinee silk, the sport
character being in the cut, not the
material. A sport frock or coat, of
whatever material, has decided
snappiness of cut and an exceeding
dash of style.
WHITE SPORT CLOTHES EX-
elusive
Some very high class sport tog-
gerry shows nothing but~ white
white frock, white parasol, white
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-30

men, sport hats. The line seem.
to be drawn nowhere, and one may
wear sport attire whether or not one
is athletically inclined, and wher-
ever one happens to go, so many
kinds and classes of sport rainent
there are.
MANY NEW SPORT SILKS
10 the gay awning stripes of last
season-which promise to be fash
ionable again this year-have been
added dot patterns--if one may call
saucer-sized shaped discs, dots. There
are silks too. with targets scattered
over the surface; another pattern
shows golf balls, and large squares
widely spaced furnish still another
design Plain sport silks are in the
shantung weave and these come in
wondrous colorings. A splendid new
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-30

hat, white sport coat and of course
white stockings and shoes. The lat
ter are laced, with rubber sole and
heel if the sport costume is osten-
sibly for athletic wear; in buttoned
style, high of heel and made of
washable or soft glazed kid if the
sport costume belongs to the
"'dressy" type. The white sport
frocks are made of chiffon, shan
tung. crepe de chine, La Jerz and
serge. Pleated white serge sport
dresses, cut on straight lines, with
wide, soft sash to hold the pleats in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-30

The imported silk szeeaters ore IN es-
qH'site color blendings, achieved by d
eon'b'nat'os stitch. This szeroisr
shoaOs pale blue and pink shadinas
zTith trimming pale blae.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-30

Saucer Dots as well as Bolc
Stripes in New Sport Silks
Pontine Coats Have a Snappy
Cut and Much Silk Stitching
Separate Skirts Formal
and Informal-New Sweaters
Have Wide Sashes SILK
Cashmere Spott Shirts In
Mannish Style
In the bright lexicon of fashion
iEe chapter devoted to sport wear
grows and grows. In fact it seems
rs though there would soon be no
space in the summer volume for any
other sort of apparel. Sport clothes
used to mean rough and ready raj
ment devoted to athletic pursuits.
but now the term covers everything
worn between breakfast hour and
midnight on summers day, save
only the garden party costume and
dancing frock.
The manufacturers are partly re-
tponsible for this The title Sport
tress' is SO alluring that it has been
spilled rather indiscriminatelv and
ine sees filrny chiffon frocks labeled |
sport frocks" and equally sumptu-
sus hats made of silk and expensive
'ss'e roses posing under the cogno- /
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-30

is noy "sport froek." Lilac and
0ohae tub silk and aOhite net fYilling
appear in this pretty model and zUhits
b"ftoned boots correctly accompany il.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-30

Slk sport salts are fashions excinsive
choice for summer geGv. This model,
m PLAIN ard striped La Jerg, has an
Interesting nszV eroJat collar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-30
ssxass
PHOTO. FASHION CAMERA STUDIOS

n motoring hat admirably built 10
nithStdnd the zuind. The material is
ran ti4sSGh to match motor coat of
he same material. Strap and buckle
rTe Of blse Pontias.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25
The Special Train Leaves
the Katy Station at
g O'clock, A. MI.

The opportunity of buying a dandy business site home site
famet easy your price may never be OIL
fered you again-grasp II now.
The soil excellent the surrounding country is productive,
territory of 10 miles square tributary to the new
city, progressive and careful investors coming
from all parts of the state from Kansas Missouri Arkansas and
Texas build live town and you be will be built
right
From all directions come inquiries information that
and wideawake will be hand to buy and to build.
Marion assured prominent place the map of Okla
homa county and the state Men will be there to establish all
lines of business but best there will be larger numbers look
homes-here they have from the
and hustle where Mother Earth be made to yield all fes
necessities where quiet and peace may always be- where
home maye be bought easily that will seem almost like
gift Of Providence.
At Marion investment will have the
portny of increase satisfaction well dollars you will
progressive live neghborS will have bigger
YOU will be of the original seersa lI-er get
even start everybody will boost YOU have rent to
pay, moving day YOU have pure, soft water
Oklahoma affords; have every variety of fruit
will bank account YOU will be of the best
and markets for all surplus produce at top prices
only 30 by rail and 80 minutes by auto Here you will
find the realization of your dreama combination of city and
country home.
The acreage tracts we'll business and residence lots
will he offered at this big opening sale 25 cash payment
lots balance g. II and IL months interest 20o cash pay
acreage balance 10 Semannua payments 81 inter-
Remember it's your price that buys this property Thurs.
days and Fridays sale You need not be told that this
unusual opportunity.
This sale for you-don't miss ibe at the Katy station
Thursday morning. April 26th little before oclock-brng
the wife and all the little ones; but IMPOSSIBLE for you
go send the wife and children with your o. buying
home Of your own Cut the plat out now-youl need it.
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UNFINISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

TWO large newly decorated rooms. and
bath, cast side. ground floor two
potchos; closet, pantry, sink. hot md
cold wnter pcrpctuolN, high lot, elm
trees adults 50 Wal ii0s sos ! 6th
GROOM strictly, modern house loO6 "
,tn
FIVE aud G-r1om apartment. t.i T. Gtn
81. Martin. Il5l4 " Grand w ,osS
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times

por h. no children. sleeping room, south,
second floor $40 W itR
NICELY furnished modern housotecp-
Ing rooms. reasonable 229 T. Fourth
Walnut fGlN
FOR HEST Two doNusisirs rooms for
light housekeeping At son " tth ~
modern. sink In kitchen Phone W oGfl
THREE nicely furnished rooms for urht
Housekeeping, south front b0] v Pot
fhNutuWic
ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times

LADIES like the Cafeteria breakfast
lowest price for best quality food
Basement state National Rank
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WANTED Young lady between 20 and
10 years 10 travel good opportunity
Address = ~ Hoy L7e
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YOUNG LADIES desiring more con
genial employment can, hy my new
slmpliNcd method " Instruction. soor
qualify for good position as bookkeept'
or stcnogrNphcr Glf YOU work dhn ar
range hours Ia suit ynu or teach yot
r'ght In your own home by mail. For
particulars Ero or write TO Prot \ T.
Rates. 200 Weaver Hldg corner Mair
and Harvey. oklahoma CITY, Okls
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M A Rl0N
TOMORROW, APRlL26
NO 7 ICE : :

Best auto way to Maron-go to end of pavement on
Robinson in Capitol Hill, turn east and then south on
first good the boulevard and around the boulevard
graded road running east which lies along the south
side of the townsite,
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PAPERHANGING AND REpAIRIN G
In Answering Ads Pleas. Mention Time.

YOUR building solicited: w J stoner
building Contractor office iooS n
Hroadway, Room ~; residence. 90 w
sth 81. offlce phone Maple 79,. resi-
dence Wal gs721-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25

RERUu.DlNG and rcmodsiing. repslfirg
foundation walls retaining walls amy
bind Of stone or brick work, jay Farley
NAris 1860
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25

Painting and Paperhanging
Save money by figuring with Ne; all
work guaranteed; will hring samples
Wal 1919 7s South Klein
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DON'T experiment with unreliable col.
factors. play SAT. and get IN. old r-
Fable Guarantee Collection Agency. SIG
Iierskovi,z Bldg
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WANTED-TO RENT
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times
ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

NICE furnished room with breakfast and
o'clock dinner; also garage. sol r.
Tanth Etreot
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ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED
In Answering Ad, Fiea.. Mention Times
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COLLECTIONS
IN Answering Ads. Please Mention TIm,s

BUSINESS MEN's' DETECTIVE RI
REAu-wo collect everywhere: no col
lection, no charge go Baltimore BLDG
Manic tlg
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ROOMS papered. s. and up; will hiring
samples; also painting, Rok8h Phone
Wal bsi3
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THREE rooms ana board. also barn
room for two i've passenger cars 70
West 9th
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CARPENTER repairing. screens ind
roofs repaired Phone Wal lS
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statesmen WANTED
In Answering ADJ. Please Neni,op Time.

NANTED-S statesmen and sulcsN umen
TO handle one of the best oil propnsi.
tlons over presented ,O the small IN.
ing In oil. can mako from q To igO pot
dan Apply at lls ~ Robinson Phone
NJ CTS
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Time.

ron men. cas-, cn clothing and shoe,
~e viii psJ mofs than anyone els.
Wal iios,
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UNFURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Thrcc room modern apart
m'ut 10 parties without childreI or
dogs 'l2 50 W 5jo2-J
\ Nv Groom bungalow With basement;
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HOTEL DIRECTORY
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.
M { N
w awme HoF@I

Meals. home style zoe; rooms. &c and
60C. lodging per weCK 81 90 W. close
to all dcpotS. good straight house llu'.
W California Ave Oklahoma CITY. Okla.
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DRESSMARING AND MILLINERY
In Answering Ads. rie... M.p,,o, -,u..

FRENCH plcntlng md hutton work;
dIossmsklrg and designing Emplrs
Costume Co, over r9tisian wal 1870
Mrs iDA corr. 2Oi Cnat i3ih: BARCLAY
Custom Corset. the Kind that ~ Wal
1890
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-10
BISBEE !. ". ".
ASKED SEVEN
CONCESSIONS

staff Special
COLUMBUS, N. NJ. Aug. TO-
Why did the exiled |. w. w.
miners OF Bishee, Arix.. now
informed In this border town,
90 on striker
What were the circumstances
which led up TO this Wholesale
deportation OF white men. the
most spectacular and gigantic
this country ever Witnessed
Here are the miners demands
ms set forth by the strike commit
tee OF the Metal Mine Workers
Industrial Union. No 500 which
started the Bisbee trouble.
First-Abolition OF the physical
examination.
Second Two men 10 work a
drilling machine.
Third Two men 10 work to-
gethcr I'm all raises Ga raise is a
shaft driven upward from the top
of r drift 10 the level above it,
Fourth To discontinue all blast.
Ing during the shift.
Firth - Abolition OF all bonus
ana contract WORK.
Sixth-To abolish the sliding
scale. All men under ground n
minimum flat rate OF Sc per shift.
Top men $3.50 per shift.
Seventh No discrimination
against members of any organiza-
ton
According TO the strikers. the
physical examination which they
wished to eliminate is merely a
form of blacklist on the other
hand. however. mine owners state
this examination is necessary be
cause of the workmon's compensa.
ton act and on account OF the
hospital fees arrangement.
Used to Gust Men
The strikers claim II the mine
owners consider a man an "unde-
sirablc" they merely phone the
examining doctor. and the appli-
cant for work fails to pass. regard.
less of his physical fitness.
The strikers also claim II Is n
woman job to run n drill. but the
company, they assert. has been
forcing ono man to do this work.
Smoke Chokcs Workers
II is dangerous. the |. w. w. hero
state, for man 20 work alone in
raise"
AT times. according to the exikd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-10
FOOD BILL WILL
CUT PRICES BY
FALL, IS BELIEF
ny I. HARPER LEEcH

WASHINGTON. Aug. TO-
Barring some tremendous nat
ural calamity, THE COST OF
LIVING WILL SHOW A SUB
sTAaTiAL DECLINE by No
vernber !. now that the food bill
has finally passed.
No Immediate miracle % the
loaycs and fishes car be per
formed, bu, the food admins.
tratlon confidently expects the
chart OF prices 90 days hence
will follow downward curves.
Aitho the delay In congress Of
more than a month after July /. the
date deemed essential By Hoover.
has rendered the task more difficult
and probably cost the consumer
many millions. there have been
compcnsations.
Ends Well
"Alls well tina; ends we'll Is the
general impression OF Hoover's CO
horts
Advantages reaped from the de-
lay are
The organization has been built
mp 40 the task of administration can
be handled more quickly.
The people have been educated on
food control by the discussion and
agitation They have also become
aroused The character Of the op-
position has created partisanshlp for
the food administration which will
help u over rough places.
The food administration has ac-
quirei confidence. thru feeling the
public pulse. that n great majority
NJ the people are backing food con
troll
The enemy has disclosed his po-
sltions. Secret foes have been
spied out by the aviators. and hid
den trenches and pitfalls discover
cd. 80 that the food control gun
ners now have tho range and can
huri their shells right into the dug
outs n the foe
The bill now become a law
is by no means perfect. but
answers the most pressing
needs. And with the co-opera-
tlon OF the folk at home, In
Kitchen. grocery store and
butcher shop, the coming win
ter will find the people as we'll
fec as ever, at lower prices.
despite the world shortage Of
grain and meat.
The food administration can con-
troll prices TO eliminate speculative
and monopoly extortion. but un.
less the people cooperate by saw
ing. prices will not go down. be-
cause the shortage will force
prices up by natural law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-10
Had Hard Time in
Finding Which Tire

PASADENA. Cal. Aug 10
Driving his automobile over sticky
pavements on an intensely hot day
recently. Paul s. Troutman heard
tho unwelcome sound OF tire
blowout He climbed out into tho
hot sun, inspected the two front
wheels. then the two rear wheels.
and found all four in perfect shape.
Then he looked under the car.
Nothing was the matter. Finally
he walked around the machine, and
discovered that the extra tire
strapped to the back OF the car
had exploded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-10
~ W. s. FORREST

PARIS. Aug. io-'Tt will take tho
cream OF American youth between
the ages OF rs and &c 90 man Amer
ica'a thousands % aeroplanes
1T will take the double cream OF
youth 10 qualify as 'chaserp' In the
republics new aerial army"
This vas the statement OF Lieut..
RHoul Lufberry today. as he told
the United Press Of the dualifica-
lions We must seek IN the mon who
are 10 act az the eyes OF her armies
in France
.ufberry IL one OF the best air
men In tho world 10 discuss what II
necessary 20 make successful
man. He has been officially cited
for bringing down 10 German aero
planes. and has unofficial credit
for a half dozen moro. He has been
decorated with tho Legion OF Hon.
or. the British military cross. the
French military cross and tho cross
OF war. lie brought down his first
enemy machine 10 days after going
into service
Three types % airmen were men
TONED by Lufberry as he talked for
Americans at home OF the air fight
ers 10 be sent 90 France They in
cluded. first. the double cream"
to man the light fast chasers. then
the men for heavier acroplanes. car.
rying two or more passengers and
the ombardIer expert ma.
chine gun and small cannon oper-
ator.
Intensive and scientific training
must be given this cream OF youth
upon whom Americas welfare In
the air must rest" said Lufberry.
"Expcrience has shown that for
best results. the fighting aviator
should be not over &c years old. or
under IS Tho youth under ~ has
shown himself to be bold. but he
lacks judgment Men over 26 are
too cautious.
THE best air fighter. especially
n man handling a chaser must be
NJ perfect physique He must have
the coolest nerve and be OF tenn.
permanent that longs for fight He
must have sense Of duty and fear.
lesRness. the keenest sense Of nc
tion. and perfect sight 10 gain the
absolute feel OF his machine.
Gle must bo entirely familiar
with aerial acrobntics The latter
frequently means life or death
Fighting % 600 feet In the air
produces a heavy strain on the
heart It is vital therefore. that
this organ show not the slightest
evidence OF weakness. Such weak
ness would decrease the aviator's
fighting efficiency.
THE American boys who come
over here for this work will be sub
iect to rapid and frequent varia-
tons In altitude. II is common
occurrence TO dive vertically from
5000 to 10000 feet witt: ,he motor
pulling hard
Eyeglasses are barred. Sharp.
ness Of vision Ia imperative. Other
wise the enemy may escape. or the
aviator himself will be surprised or
mistake a friendly machine for a
hostile one
THE differences are often merely
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insignificant. colors and details.
The ears must be able To stand
air pressure. Tho aviator hears
nothing but hls motor and an occa'
slonal close shot. II IL important TO
realize that so long as a man has
skill in handling his machine and
accuracy in fire. he IL never beyond
hope.
Americas aviators must be men
who will be absolute masters OF
themselves under fire. thinking out
their attacks as the fight pro
gresseR"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-10
Never Another Snake
in Such PrediCament

BEAUMONT. Texas. Aug l0-R.
A Daniel captured a water moe
casin. I feet ga inches long. which
had It's diving machinery out OF
commission.
Daniel Knocked tho reptile into
the stream with his cane. and the
moment II dived TO escape him II
popped up again to the surface.
Its repeated failure 10 remain un.
der the water prompted Daniel 10
effect It's capture with crab net.
and when examined Il was discov-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-10

The Allison pearls were
worth 100000. II took two
years TO get them together.
No wonder the town was es-
cited when they were stolen.
In The Star Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-10
CREAM OF u. s.
YOUTH NEEDED
TO MAN PLACES

From the fighting line. Lieut..
Rsoui lutberry. New York pre-
rnler alrrnan. Of the Lafayette
E.eadrille. today sends 10 Amer.
lea. thru the United Press his
opinion OF the sort a. fighting
men the United States must
furnish 20 man her acroplsncs.
furnish 10 man her aeroplsnes.---
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-10

miners. the smoke from the blast.
work IN 40 dense the men can
scarcely breathe: they come to the
surface with bursting headaches
and in time their health is under
mined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-10

Seattle, the rich valley at
her back door. and all the rest
OF the Coast country may now
expect to breed Japanese pop
uIation faster than ever before.
An Ameriean.born Japanese
colony Of inealeulable slre may
logically be expected 10 result
from a deal Just concluded with
Japan by American secret d.
piomaey.
on the authority OF Prot. G
Charles Hodges. expert on Oriental
problems. II Is stated IN dispatches
from san Francisco today that ths
Japanese government has NJ last
succeeded ia widening the door IN
the wall that America has built
against japanese immigration. and
that hereafter Japanese 'pac,ur,
brides" married in Japan TO grooms
5000 miles across the ocean. will
no, have 90 be remarked according
TO American custom on Toachius
this country. and will not have TO
pass the literacy test.
Ratio J 20 Now
The new Arrangement. Hodges
says. was sought by Japan on the
ground that the marriage by photo.
graph. with the required legal pro
ccdure in Japan. WIS perfectly
legal. Americas objection has been
that Il was inconsistent with our
Laws and customs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-10
cred that the snake had swallowed
a large china nest egg.
Bullet Goes Thru
Man and Hits Girl

PARIS. III. Aug. l0.-Mrs. A
Simpson was seriously wounded
by bullet. which passed thru the
body OF Lee Stear. when he was
shot 10 death by Leon Cortez. a
Mexican. in a quarrel over a girls
affections. Cortez fled and has
not been captured.
Mrs. Simpson had endeavored TO
end the quarrel between the two
men and was a few feet behind
Stear when Cortez fired The
bullet passed thru Stear's heart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-10
Pioneer Women Elect

women's auxiliary OF the Pho
neers OF Washington will meet in
Pioneers hall. Madison park, next
Wednesday. to elect officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-10

When the NIshi HonswanII tern.
PIE Japan. was being built. human
hair was woven into ropes and used
70 hoist the heavy beams into their
places.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-10

Goodnight. Brooklyn Bridge"
Sounds like farewell OF Amer
teas Sammies. but it's only tho
name OF two officers reserve
camp applicants here. One is III.
l.. Goodnight. Columbus. The
other is Brooklyn Bridge. a New
comerstown lawyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-10

Even under the regulations which
have been enforced. Il IL said. the
immigration OF JRpanesd women
has been increasing rapidly Now
II is expected TO multiply.
Ten years ago. statistics show
one Japanese woman came TO the
United States TO i6 men Now the
ratio IL three women 20 five men
In 1909 s67 women entered In 1915
and 1916 nearly 1000 entered.
Birth Rate High
At the beginning OF the influr OF
picture brides. japanese births
were i.i5Gth OF the white births.
To-day a Japanese population which
IL 18th OF the whole has births
amounting TO i.i3th OF the total
natural increase each year.
The Japanese birth rate IL nearly
twice as great as the white birth
rate
Japanese born on American soil
can vote.
Up TO Seattle
Tho lowering OF the bars TO the
immigration OF Japanese women
will affect not only the racial com
position Of the voters OF the com
lng generation In America. but also
has a direct effect on the labor ait
uAtion. as Japanese women are
IAborers as well as mothers.
These complications Seattle
must face.