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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-12

Disrrhorn, Dyspepsia, ErNrrs. Golfer.
cnI stones. Heart Disease, Has
Fever. Asthma. fobsiIitis. Hron-
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.nscz. indigestion, Jaundlrc. kidney
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Deafness. Nervous Debility. NcurnI-
gin. piies. spinal Diseases. Paralysis
DropsN. tccr-. Cancers, reliable
Treatment for Pelvic Diseases. Ner-
vou.u~s-. DEBILITY, all wrnkncsses
aud other ailments.
Como and have a talk with me and
will toll YOU whether I can holm
vou Twelfth year Consultation
FREE
Hours. . to ~, I 10 s. e to g. sun
days. 10 To- -.
DR.. Macy s sG,,s s sssssd "' ss..
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isc. 3 he fine ri~s CSC. Sc bottle ripe
olives. Zoe. No. i5c prunss. 9bc. 20
can coffee SIC stall 100. fresh made
peanut butter. igc. - lbs aae. large
rams milk ace. 1tc coffee. only ife 10 .
oisomarraFins. 1tc Ib.s pure hgnfT. 4Be
a.
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a NWFW VIW"-0 -
esrfs Reads yopr ifr Use -
sgek solve. prohissns whirh havs hrsn
/. mystery Tor years She has hslp~4
oihssr. My not rour knaStsssEe =
pousr kro- thYseif haits'srtieh
auarsnt.ea Car b. consulted daiig W
her ufisntai rafioFs. rntirs loser npw
Hotel HawthoFus Private entrance "h
eide street H-i~s~n Hitth ard fsv-
.uth. on Madison ct Iiaurs ~ 70
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ROYAL. EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

airsa rrvrtisn phrrnoiaFi~t HaVs your
palm thoroughly read ana explained ~
genuine Egyptian paimisi and clair
vnsaut orc naturally gifted Wlth the
pawer o. ten many coming events -
your iife rhr toiis what lau called for.
nau,ss - friends enemies how 60 -aln
success in husinesy health cunrtHhtp
fuarftarr divorce. sp@cuiati1us and
transactions - 81 kinds 80 matter
shat wBF - your ambition. hope or
fear rhs guarantee 60 help YOU. Are
you IN tfnnhlsf DO you find the ore
sou have bestowsd your trust snd at
fartinns upon actinE rooi and indiffsr-
sri toNnrd 1enf Fhe advises on All
Important affairs % life Special this
week readings 50 cents SO univer-
sitv corner stxfh ave
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Get Well
Now

Bv our quick ana
safe M 10 date
trent tucnt You
name 70 ur q " n
price. - Is unlikely
that your condition
ls as bad ms hun %
drcds OF cases We
have cured.
We speciniise ON
dise sc- OF the
glands mud nerves.
Consult mo about
uriph as Disease.
BLADDER Disca- q,
Howell Troubles. en-
tsrrh, constipation,
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MADAM MONOR - noNN

~ AIFHH nj ia.
FEFpf Fho % recognized a. she most
wonfrffni phrruofnrlsf iH tho world
Her rrHdinrs WIN astuaiah sou as welt
a. delight sou Rhe tells past. present
and future correctly. giving you yaIua
bic Information on nU affairs ~ ife
near and dear Go the human heart ~
in trouble. che can hsip won Her a.
vice - good Try hsr Guaranteed unt-
isfartlon Room e. Anfters Hotel
Feurfh ave and tnion ~
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PRiNCESs IIEGlRA
EGYPTIAN MYSTIC

aW HM
world Wsif g
famous I~ad
ing tenflfir
psirltsf ard
rtatrsufant
has arrived tn
sauf city She
has rad Tor
more noted
people thar
sos 9th sr
rs "a .r ln
fail she ~
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MNnANIE InN1A

cLffRNpY ANb FAtMEErnY
tit fniFerriff. between Fifih and Sixth
Tefis pact present ana future CONSIST
frF business and love affairs. advise
sou about divorce csara and shat eIu
be y"pr lucky step IN iife 20 take viii
tell fuil NAMES ~ your loVrr. sweet
heart. friends enemies. ana what yun
are most adapted for Permanently To-
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less remedies will prove beneficial
My herb roots are certain TO cure
Chronic Troubles and Skin Dts
ea4es.
Jue Young wo Chinese Medicine
Co.
1861 First Ave. Cor Union St
Seattle. Wash.
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MADAM MAnONA

rh~ greatest phfsnnlngist and medium it
ths Hnfid. has iuat arrived ga HfaiiAF
II there is anything Y0a dssirs 20 AhaN
ard uish o. rnd aui che can tell fuu
atfss fnu sntifs IN az important a.
fairs - ne she aiii Eits fna adsies
o. regard 90 love-. inrh Cnuriship. tasi
nsss affHlrs ana marriage aaa alsa
tfanssrtiHrs - any uatafe hhs rsn isu
Fau iH regard % flef alafIanr invest
meats hasirrts ffhnsaeflHHs stocks
Niiis ara tns1s Hnt tru sos aHrfuinH
that pertains Geo your urifafe aHd hap
pines one tisit Co fhis aunderfai i4af
Niii pay g.u fpr tho many aiaappainf
fnsntH 10 al ofhsra Nhn ran tell year
past ilfe ard What Yngf fuiufs hfs Is 90
te ard shat business 10 mms' iHekY faf
2na ard shat Ypu afe adapted fur The
usdsm can D. found in her prisais
residence 1875 Third ave hsi
tlke amt pinr nrnhings daft5 90 cts
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PUBLIC MARKETS
ConNr u

stall 800 tars hrst w bite sssp or
bee sugar Gee uiih -tc parrhass I5e
ran rlniases sec. = Geo rolls toilet papes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-12

PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
STEAMERS IyAvH rRoM corMAS
DOCK. roof or MARION sTREEr
L.av. ArTf..
ssGi1. Seattle.
't1,isrt.. n. C-rers Tssassns-rsrt
Angeles
iso ste~rn.r sci Dsr. for fispn
mid Townsend wiiiisfns daily
rlrht lpuns.rs.. fSeaufrulI
daiiy lsnH~lss ard Victoria
'noss not call at
'vie'oria sunda-'
Tsesms pir.c,
etasr s,earn~r. Tacoma ID team
eoasn indianapolis for Ts-l sissm
~ eearn coma direct FisArnsri - fepm
eePrn every to- hours, Gee .sern
ssep-a i.insls tr'r, Gee round .sepm
eoptn "trip 1spm
Germ sttpul
,itp-n is 'epm
daily asiiy
Fort i"~nsrnd -p~'hl
ssssfn str sisu,. for rers iepFn
sspsn Tspns.na atrse, re tsptn
daily Connect. AZ Townsend daily
i-i'h rsf lines Ter all
lpoint. On olympic
'r.ninsuis
.rou -tnaoertes-
Bs,iirshsm
team S~~msr whs,ccrrl 8 ee.n
daily for por, To~n.sns daily
tAnacofts. and Del
fiurhnu.
rvereti---Prilinsh sm--Anseorte.--
Port Townsend
ne oop-n y q sNui.han, sori sesrrn
sRty irv.rstt AnArortss daily
iana ne Z ing ham
CAN. a. Port rov
i.~nd southNourd on.
~ poe. not call al
'rvs-eti saiurds,f
san Iusp I.isnd.- Bsiiinsh.m
100 str Ro.slie. ~ rorti ohnni
frsian'ht fTownssnf and REL rueti'v
sunsavuinrham VIA all SAM Thurs'y
Tu.sa.v Juan island points satur'y
Thursyl
san Juan -Hsitlnrhsin
sssrr str. CIT, 81 sns-i~s.l eenm
Tn,-d'yfcr rsiiinehau vita Monday
Thur-ysan Juan Island Wsfne'
p,,,y,x co,r,. wrifsy
Port Towns~nd--rort ArW-ie.-->esh
Ray and Wa. Ports
- ~ steamer Utopia. for oepn
rnisn'htipcri Townsend portl Tue-d'r
qundayiAnsel-. Seah Bsyl rhurs'r
Tu..d'yland vav ports saturF
ThursT
rort Town.~rd-rcrt AnEcle. and
way rorts
f;.sh str wpisieaie. for teopn
m,dr'h, lror, Townsend. portl Sunday
monday Angeles Claliam and wednrs
w.dr,- way ports Friday
Tr'dav'
ror, -Ludiow-rissirr
,op,, steamer rus.t. fori soar,
aatv tKtnr-ton Gsu, bi. daily
except u.udiow "Fsion. except
satur'ylFl Ter. Townsend Sunday
urnr,illc and HAD
lock
.oAprr steamer Pur~t. forl conn
livingston, Ludlow and
WAY point.
sunday Only
seoar, steamer PUGET. forl tssrm
Kingston ludlow andf
way points.
Hood
7-iTarn str rotiatch. forl T. 90
daiiv Ludlow. Port Gamble midn'h,
except l'.nsnEor and all e,cept
sunday point. on Hood Canal SUNDAY
| .etenm-r Kulrhan viii cali at Por,
| Townsend, norhhound, Saturdays
| only leaving Seattle at 10 n m
Points marked 80 are boat landing.
| Passengers for these points and for
| other boat landing points must make
| their own arrangements for landing
aud assume all risk and liability In
making such landing Steamers pa.
asnser rate does not include boat land.
! ing charge.
baggage liability IL limited 20 wear.
| ing apparel not 20 exceed 800 for
! whole ticket $50 pounds allowed free
Steamers md schedules eubi~ct "a
I change without notice. Freight re-.
ceived daily for all points CeSceptins
| Tacora named In above schedule
| tickets must he purchased AT ticket
office open from $50 n IN. TO ~ oC
| midnight
| pUaIr SOUND NAVIGATION co.
| Ticket office. Coimsn Dock.
rhs~e. Main aoe5.
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NINE. VICTORIA

NINE VICTORIA
The celebrated phreuolosist 40 oran,
and palmist gives scientific rcadNaas on
al affairs ~ ne past. present ar
future You have seen fhr others. nos
see tho hest. n in trouble An reaftrr-
Fuarauteed satisfaciory or no fees a..
cepted Readings tor Room - All
bot Hotsi THIRD and PIKE.
MADAM CHARLOTTE - SCIENTIFIC
pslmist Considerations reader 90,
Room Hawthorne Hotel. Madison 81
near Seventh ave.
MADAM FRANK CARD READER
paimis' Csc. Fourth ana Union Antlrrs
Hotel
HELEN RICE BURLElGH
Cireiea sunday. Tuerday. Friday evenings.
consultations daily 1905 Third ave.
SoT WAR. MT pEAcE or MINI
Consult Mrs Kellogg Clalrvoyant. 1880
seventh ave room
MRS HtUptCE EPTRfTUhITET NfI.
lister. circles Tucsdav. Friday even
inEs Consultation daily Hotel uybee
1921 rhird ave. Phone Elliott ai7i
MADAM FRY - SCIENTIFIC cam
reading Davenport Hotel. 1925 Fifth.
MADAM HnENNEN r cLAIRvoYNST.
cards. p'imistry. Gil Union IT, spo-
Gard HEADfNG-i6il ElGHrI AVE
Ant .
CARD VEkDtN0 - ROOM o. 1901,
Firs' ave. York hotel
cLAiRVoYANT CARD READING tsis
Eighth ave
CLA1RvOYANr HEADINGS DAILY. Gi6
Union st.
ruLL cAHp HEADING Plaza Hotel
Fourth ave, room 200
LADIES. MY REGULATOR NEVER
falls one complete treatment free.
1915 broadway
NEAT. cAPAnLE LADY. AGE a.
wishes honest working man Ha partner
In roominE house. object mntriuouv
Address D-teo star
yoUNG MAN fe WANTS no MET
LADY about Same age. am sinrerc. Oh.
iert matrimony u ise star
LADIES ~ TROUBLE SAVE TINT kNp
munry by ,nllinE lt2th broadway
NsA,ebpii 500 bats 1905 ist ave
DENVER DYE woRKs-isos nth ave
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10 san


Maseh ~ Queen. fan Ffarsiseo. Pier n
aAs'h - fahn Mafi. lapan-rhins. g.
= dufk
Princes sophie NsaEwas Vancouver
Eurvsa. krfrhltan. Pier
March ~ Hakufa. Australia. Vancouver
STANLEY Dollar 'afaafa fisf
March IS Empress ~ Aaia. IapaH china
AauruuYsf
H0iphin rtaKrar. Pier
march ~ canada Maru tapan hinh
fier
Nafthwssfsff garhaea f'isr
Oafrfuuf Nan Francisco tsI~f H.
Spokane. fkaFwaf. o. r = dara
TO ARRIVED
March if-inaha Marc japan q. s.
dock
Governor. ssn Diego. Pier -
frffefssn. ~ o. Alaska ITsr
March ia-Afatl~n Orirtt Vancouver
March ts-Admiraf MntssH q and
" Alaska. 90 r D. aafh
Fr1kaHr q o. hfssha. e. r. dock
Mssrh Afakh MarB. nffeaf seattle
Imatiia. han ffanfiafo i'l*r D.
Alameda. aud ~ Alaaaa
f-igr
aaryh .; semraaoo Marg Mantle H..
attic
Yesohains Mara japan chlns @ y
dock
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM KIRON

Madam hIFnn has iaaf arrived fn Seattle
HsfrF uHs hrfe before. and sfe can tell
gsa aH f.ar past iife aDf shat ruuf
fHfafr $50 Eel fn hr can advice Fau 10
tus'nHss affsirs fsmfif affairs Hnd love
sffa ~ trI .nu HHsH 300 rifi mafrf aud
thr IHlffHl Ht t.r unr fnu afil rasFrf
s.f sfpHh.r anH he happy fsiis roa IN
REGARD ts fHHr afaarnt 'fifuds tells rna
uhaf fug afe adarfHd far All hos 90
- sufFFssful tn iiss tells Y0a phAt
tasiuess 10 must lucky for you The
HAdsan viii Eits yuu every saiisssrilen
bhe uttt guarantee 70 give ypti aatisf&c
slnm on aii Anair~ ~ NE Charges 50
esnta Ths madam can 10 found At ssl
trlan al enfnsr NsNnnih
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one bottle OF
medicine free
For 1000 years
medical knovL
edge and study
% human dis
ease was great.
n those VITO ar.
suffering viii
ONE In today. /
Sill ad Wis .
them NJ harm
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WANT AD RATES

one cent word PER insertion,
six times for tho price OF I'VE"
Coupon books one hundred lines
to be used as desired $500
situation ads one half rate,
Funeral Notices ........,st- 900. eVc
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CHANGE ~ ADDRESS subscribers
should he sure aud give their "iu
as we'll as their new address.
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ALI subscriptions must 10 started
from date the subscription iH rr
esivsd Rack numrvrs cannot d.
supplied.
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Per line per insertion ..+......,.. N'
SIX Insertions Tor tho price OF i've
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MADAM NELLIE

World . rrrafrat rtBlrt nTAnt and phrsn.
cinEisf. guarantee tp frad your entire
lif7 past present aHf fufurr rIVrs true
advice on business I4.r hraffh and
fauiir affairs tolls tHs maine - ruur
fHfn~~ husband or wIfr and hat 10
40 60 b. rurr~ssfii in me tH~ hes iust
arrived In this rIff. never here hsfor.
ons visit vii' pay sou fsr fuur many
disappointment On nfh.rs Eh~ riif r..
move 90 obstacles and trii 500 how to
win and hold tho orc you desire She
rlt~a advice on ait important affairs Of
iffe Special rradInFs ftr IfatsG EIA
raeu e. ft1i Earend near vine
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hsNtnHa .naurl doors Mv ........ 81 80
a-piE veneer uauri doors ..... 90
FRONT GLASS tnors Fat.N .... .... 90
Kitchen siass dner ughts ....... 8
HuuEatHu sash as low ... ..... .ht
3tG huttrd saHh ...... .... .f
sax-s medicine cabinet doors ....... sgf
Panel cupboard doors ........ ...., -
i-pir Gold seal Roofing ........ -
We rafry "a fufi nne ef tuiIdirf material.
Including frrwes inside urlah. build
ere hrflNHfr. rstnt rfr
Cd a. WILLIAMS cp
1913 First Ave Er.Itie Wash
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f-ius
Hrafs au- bead iusf a. 30 Indicates from
tHr rfahir tn rrats. utaf business suu
ere afanfri Tor uhru end ahafn YOU
at1 merry nrfftra aHd rHtiaina love ~.
faifH ana family ifuuhiaa rsnnFea az.
separated etg Eaptaina permanent
hfalfn rules FatiHfartiar Guaranteed
Or uo charge $50 anr 90 truubi~ TUNED
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

rnE FAcrunY nam sroEr ~ ruE
place Go zoe your work done 81 faetpfT
tfitrs We have for sale ana mana
faetuta tnufrrr wiEg switches. pNffs
eufis nnfups tfanAfarfnaftnae ard nif
LADY front pierce EtrfythtnE 60 sea-
tu hair goods 90 made nHi carry To-
starh clean dYn ant make aAtr FHgf
aia saitrhrs tnup~es rtEs etc hass
un sauF ~us fsif SOD funhinss In any
psft~tu fru may desire tioi Firs, AZ
IApfEs RANpEHaos 4 CoT~rOS HpoT
tius safs and srfe cure 10 dsiayed
rsgtaa. Price .. - totes - EssfJ
hak guaranteed. MNrn "a Hemsat
Nrafn Motel sutiefs. faafth sha
fHnsHH
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Ballard Agent y ~ MULLEN
Bt0o ballard Ave Phone Ballard SOS
Advertisement not paid va advance wiit
be charged Tor tho actual number of
line. occupied regardless ~ the nnm
her 81 waris CharEc al. wtl NOE 10
e.tifaafea Part ~ a line viii he
charged same A. = fun iinc
railawtns ais not taken over the phone
situations Wanted. furniture Tor Ssir
~ House. for Rent where occupant Is
leaving town.
Net r~afsanklhir fnr error, Ia business
transacted ever the irirphcue
No ais taken as SUNDAY
rer Information a. 90 contracts. consult
the classified adearuaing solicitor
phone call Vlu hr,ns hlm to your place
Of business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-12

WANTED BOYS FOR COOP CORNERS
Apply 90 ponohue. Star Circulation
Dept
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CHINESE MEDICINE

CHINESE MIDiti>E
~ You Have Hen
psetsr,nx Nifhout Re-
.rIt Tor Years. SO We
and investiEafs ny
remedies
The most chSiinats
eases % asthma m gu
rnatirrn and nervous
disorders have been
treated succ~ssfuiiy
Constipation. catarrh
and disorders OF IN.
Binder. akin ana
stofn ach. a. wei -
appendicitis. are -
iisvesi vttnou; opera
lion. NJ advice l.
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ATroRNEvs-ArLAw

X r %sHoFEl Down. Hidk Top end
AZ. CONSULTATION FHEE conf
Dental avs husband ard wife. srncF
~ pxarfts. ss~. fsfslnrafn
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BANKS
BILLIARD TABLES

wE % coon WORK. u HAHr
~ fsff Fasrrsh Phone MHfn 1iss
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-02
WORD FOR THAT SPLENDID ORGANIZATION
 BIRMINGHAM ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND

judgment are necessary to bring the school into the front rank with similar institutions in other states, thus opening up new avenues whereby the blind may become self sustaining and their lives thus made fuller and happier-more nearly normal. According to the last United States census there are nearly 150 blind people, black and white, in Jeff ferson county.
 Since Miss little became the home teacher for the Birmingham Association for the Blind, May 1, 1916" said Miss Rit- tenberry. "she declares that those eight months that she has been teaching have been among the happ.est of her life.
 She has gone into the homes of the wealthy, the poor, the educated and the most illiterate that could possibly be im- agined, and, it is in these homes that her interest and sympathy is so wholly cen- tered. Among these is the Gulas, a fam fly of Greeks in North Birmingham. Their English vocabulary is limited to precious few words and she once had 8 most difficult time understa ndng each other Pete, their little 6-year-old son. has been blind since infancy as a result of scarlet fever. He speaks very broken English, and many, many times she has been puzzled to know just how to explain things to him--to come down to his plane
 Pete is unusually bright and she finds it hard to give him a reading lesson, for he
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-02
By DOLLY DALRYMPLE

manual employment. knitting and cro- cheting. Several children found by her on her rounds have been placed in the school for the blind. The association has under It's care at the school furnishing needed clothing, etc, a young girl who IS receiving such instruction as her con- dition will permit"
 Through the kindness of eminent op- hcians and oculists the association is en- abled to furnish such treatment and glasses as are necessary to prevent blind ness Tn some cases and to restore sight In others, to such persons as are unable to pay for these opportunities" con inued Miss Rttenberry. "The association is affiliated with the National Associa tion for the Prevention of Blindness, is endeavoring to establish similar asso- citations in the state and offers it's ser vices in any avenue whereby the inter- ests of the blind people may be furthered in the state and it's cooperation with the Alabama School for the Blind
 Some of the~plans for the future are furnishing a place for the sale of the handiwork of blind persons, registry of the various trades and occupations of blind persons. so that those in need of this service may be able to locate them, to continue to care for some of the help less ones to place in school such children as should be in the school for the blind and to cooperate with the authorities of the school in such measure as in their
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-02

other children-or all children, especially foreigners, the story Is Pete's greatest hateway to knowledge. Pete now reaos in the Monroe's Braille Primer.
 Another person who is worthy Of con siderable praise is Mrs. Davis of Wooo- lawn She is 62 years of age, and now thanks to her untiring patience, she has learned to crochet" Miss Rlttenperry said. Another is Mrs. Stewart of Nor wood When she was first 8 young mother, her eyes were burned out by the lid of the coffee pot flying off and the hot coffee going in her face. Mrs. stew art has learned to read Braille and does beautiful crochet work. She is Kept busy by filling orders for persons who are only too glad to have her crochet for them. She not only does this, but she does her own housework and keeps one of the cleanest housas that you would dare look into. MissN little says she IS often approached with such questions as these:
 How do you teach blind people to read and crochet? Do you not grow tired of going from place to place, and does your work often grow monotonous?
 To the first she says:
 'I always answer, that I do not know how; for my pupils are so eager to learn that do not have to exert any spe- cial effort To the second I reply, No, love my people and 1 love my work. I should be satisfied to do it from day to day; from month to month, and from year to year In working for the Bir- mingham Association for the Blind, it Is such 8 wonderful opportunity to do real service for our fellowman. Then it is also an opportunity that gives one broader knowledge of life, and a greater insight into human nature"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS

There will be a "Destrict Skule" this evening at the Second Presbyterian church at S:15 under the auspices of the Mispah band. All "skollars" of the Dee strict Skule" are urged to attend, as this will be the commencement exercises of the ''Skule" and the public is invited to attend.
 The Mission study class of the First Presbyterian church will meet this morn ing at Il 80 o'clock with Mrs. John Hen ley, at 9Ol Nineteenth street, south. Mr. J. B. Williams, principal of the Woodlawn school, will lecture on 'The Fly this afternoon at o'clock at the school. An invitation is ex- tended to all who are interested. The Woodlawn woman's Christian Temperance union will meet this after noon with Mrs, Franklin on First avenue. The Claxton club will meet with Mrs, Alderman this afternoon.
 
 MT and Mrs R. l. Stinton and sister. Miss Maud Hooper. left Tuesday for Ea gan, Tenn. Mir Stinton has accepted position as secretary of the Young Men S Christian association at that place. Mrs Oscar Hundley has returned from short stay in Tuscaloosa, where she was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Shaler Houser
 
 Miss Ida Randall, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs Clara Gotten, is spending a few days with Mir. and Mrs. c. T. Rall.
 Mrs. W. E. Todd of Albany is spending few days in the city with friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-02
RANDOM NOTES

Mrs. c. s. Simmons, accompanied by Miss Eva Horner of Asheville, N. C., daughter of Bishop Horner of North Carolina, left yesterday for Palm Beach, where they will spend several weeks at the Breakers.
 It will be the source of deep regret of the many friends of Mrs Arthur Koe- mig and two lovely boys to learn that they will leave early in June for New York, where they will spend the summer with relatives going later to Charlotte N. C., where they will join Mir. Koenig, who has recently gone there to reside
 Mrs. Jack Justice of New York is the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Gafford, on Highland avenue.
 Miss Edna Smith of Louisville, Ky, is the guest of Mrs. Dan Hogan.
 Friends of Prof. Joel c. Dubose will re- gret to learn that he is critically ill at the Davis infirmary.
 Miss Susie Yerby who has been the guest of relatives in the city. has re- turned to her home in Greensbo1o.
 Mrs. John Milner Caldwell will leave the middle of the month for Washing ton, where she will join her daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth Caldwell, and they will spend two weeks in New York, this being the spring vacation given by the Foxcroft school where Miss Caldwell is a student.
 Mrs. Gus Pope, who has been the gae-i of her sister, Mrs. A. O. Lindsay and Mr Lindsay in Quincy, III. has returned home.
 Mrs w. c. Crombie, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. William Clayton
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