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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-22
"A SITUATIONS wA>rED-MAIr

YOUNG MAN, 10, DESIRES I'M.
ploymcnt with chemical establish
mont one year college, Am-
hltioua and not afraid ~ work,
can you use mel Address ht0.
star,
EN SOLDIER DESIRABLE. TRUST
worthy. seeks position, Ahic 10
drive automobiles and trucks.
Electrical store preferred Address
H-aS star
YOUNG EN-AIlMN OFFICER JUST
returned from overseas. desires
permanent position. Eve years
office experience. Address h-il.
star,
DISCHARGED SOLDIER WISHES
job working In garage. Handy
man with tools. Phone Fast $500.
v G. Tandera, 2ate y. John a.
UNIVERSITY STUDENT WISHES
work afternoons. evenings. Prefer
something medical or phurmaceut-
teal line. Address H-t2. star
HoNoRAntN DISCHARGED aAfL-
or axe 20. dealres work with OPP
poFtunity Of learning auto repair
ms Address H-fi. star
YOUNG MARRIED MAN wlTn
hardware experience wishes posi-
ton as clerk aud typlHt Room
atb ccdArburg Hotel
DISCHARGED SOLDIER AGE 30.
wants opportunity to learn auto
painting trade or any good trade.
Address n-t1. star
n I sen \ X q r. u SAILOR HOOK
keeper, HtenogrHphcF. wishes post.
ton with reliable concern. Phone
Capitol 2n8q
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WOULD BUY PAYING GROCERY.
good location important Prefer
fifteen hundred 70 two thousand
dollar Investment Address CT.
Star
fohD. GOOD Az NEW. GIVEN Az
fifnt payment on 4 or broom fur.
niHhSd house. write sorcunen. l..
% Box IGl Seattle
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tRooM COLONIAL BUNGALOW

FfNVUM NVIFlNINL IINNAIlDW
$3.50
New 4room Colonial bungalow
with large garden tract. for $3.50.
also new f-room cottage bungalow.
ON large garden tract. for 81. 200
city water. electric lights and tel
cphons service available. streets
graded. one tract corner. Enough
land for your own garden. fruits
and berries and poultry. Con-
Ncnisnt for anyone working down
town. $3.50 cash and ias per
month viii handle either place.
More land adjoining either place,
" desired. on easy tcrrnH. Take
East Madison car and county ferry
20 kirkland and inquire for Albert
Johnson AT brick bungalow office
At end Of dock
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HOW SECURE is YOUR JOB,

A trained specialist. may dlspiace
you at any moment Become n
specialist yourself by getting
trained at our night classes, hold
your job and advance.
STUDY WITH EXPERTS
Foreign trade and shipping courses
Commercial and business courses
HALL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Third and Columbia. Elliott 554.
DO YOU WANT TO MAKE a GOOD
living while engaging in n patriot
ic work. Can you get members
for an organization OF Americans
for Americans. that is being given
the widest publicity Salesman
ship not necessary. merely n ca
pacity to keep plugging will sure
~ bring satisfactory results eli,
Star.
WANTED-YOUNG MAN ATTEND
ing high school or university to
operate switchboard and do other
office work from o'clock .. M
10 . p. m. Must know city. Ex-
paper route carrier preferred. See
Mr.. Donohue, Star office.
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PERSONAL

HESyA PACKS. IS; TOCcHUpR.
s2.b0 TO $3.50. The results VIII
please you. All beauty parior
work done by thoroly experienced
operators.
The very bss, In hair goods at ~ ?
the price on Second ave.
LADIES' IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main eb07. $40 Union 81.
JOHN y. LUSDoUfsT-wH WHERE rs
he7 Information OF any kind IS
10 his whereabouts would be very
much appreciated by his sister.
Mrs. Ingrid Engston. 1917 Eastalse.
Seattle.
DiAMONps. WATCHES ON CREDIT.
MICHAEL 2n7 PIKE ST.
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W. stssl' sshs~ot
BIG OPENING SALE ON
YAKIMA VALLEY FARM LAND
$40 per acre and up. essay terms: best
Of soil. two railroads and state
highway pass thru the land: close
20 towns. under government irri-
cation project that IL an extension
Of SUNNYSfDE CANAL; good eli
mate: big crops, and the earliest
district IN the state
SOLD At WHOLESALE PRICES
We have a number OF tracts fronting
on Yakima river. The prices are
very low. and our sales are many.
Sec pictures at our office. Best
farm land in Washington.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
owners. ais Green Bldg.
office open evenings also.
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY
on this 320-acre Improved farm in
Eastern Washington. 100 acres
under pillow. balance good pasture I;
4-room house. barn and well:
handy to railroad. y. q. and school.
$3.50 an acre. 81 900 will handle I:
your own time on balance. Her
bert. i29 Taylor ave. Seattle.
GOOD FARM. i2i ACRES: FAIR
buildings: large orchard; for sale
or trade for house In good loca-
ton. Price $1,000. Address 473S
brooklyn ave.
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% ron sALE-REAL ESTATE


GOOD GROOM MODERN HOME
fun cement basement furnace.
fireplace. 60xiE0 foot lot: elegant
Wow 81 Sound ana city. on the
west slope ~ Queen Ammo hill.
price 1880, with easy terms.
J. URQuHAHT
i0s Cherry 81 Main 1893
GROOM HOUSE
Lot 2sKi00. bath. toilet. electric
lights. concrete foundation and q
part concrete basement This
place stands the. owner 1850.
Price .ii.i0o. $500 cash. balance
monthly.
II. A. GOoDFELIOW
sol Railway Exchange bldg.
a REAL BAilGAfN
Broom bungalow. on East Capitol
nm lot 30 by 100. garage. only
$500, good terms.
CLINTON a HICKMAN
Elliott 1904 bis seaboatd Bldg.
81. 600 Room MODERN HOUSE.
Rainier Beach district; lots Of
fruit and berries lot l00xt20 A
real snap. 1000 cash. balance
monthly. THE - q X l. a ~ II
AGENCY. Lshry Bldg
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J. A.. kIEFEit-Went seatii. real es-
tate exclusively. Esta biiHhed ! 900
Downs hidg- Tos 2nd NJ. Main sT7e.
WEST sEATTLE~- s-HOOM HOUSE.
toilet aud sink: lot s0xl20. $4,000.
Phone West 976-J
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RAcRrFIcE SALE

SACRIFICE SALE
io-acre ranch. near Brcmer;on: good
land. acres cleared. all fenced f:
good Broom house; small barn
orchard owner leaving state.
wants quick sale. and has cut
price 70 $3.50, terms $500 cash.
or would take auto as part pay
RoBERT MALTBY. zoos Third Ave.
Main 1857.
is ACRES ALDER LAND. WITH
running stream. fronting Highiine
boulevard. near DeA MoinsE: for
$4,000. any terms. Gillian. owner.
SOS SsAboard. or phone Rainier
i.o-R evenings.
IMPROVED COUNTRY HOME
on PAVED HIGHWAY
acres. facing main highway. with
well built and nicely arranged
bungalow style house. also barn
and chicken house practically all
Improved. fruit treeN. etc. fenced
and cropa.frnccd for chickens.
good water. Convenient FOR any
one working In town. Price ii.eT5.
easy terms arranged. Stock on
place. including good COW. can be
had with property at reasonable
price.
BURKE a FARRAR. Inc.
200 New York Block.
100 ACRES or I.OGGED-oFF LAND,
two miles from Monroe. Widow.
10lS .iet ave w.
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MALE uEIr WANTED

RY SEATrLE CIVIL
Service Commission. 9iS !. G.
smith iiidg. applicants FOR exam
inRtion for following positions
Mircmaus helper machinists
helper. electrical machinist. made
constructor. junior street tnHpec-
tor. street Inspector. auto truck
driver. automobile rcpairman. ace
countant. clerk stenog raphor. elcc-
tricat metcrman. steam rollcrman.
assistant ciaim agent witness
clerk. law clerk. junior engineer
tstcaml. engineer tsteaml, atfuc-
turai craftsman, building inepcc-
tor. Junior oiicr. oilcr, mcHHcnEoG
ahstractor. law atcnogfapher,
typtst. junior operator, operator
lincman. pound master, assistant
pound master aNman. chairman.
ievctman. tranattman. computer
Junior craftsman and draftsman.
Applications may be obtained At
rommisHton'a office. and viii be
received there 10 September 70,
Residence In city for one year re-
auircd. Details az commission =
office.
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MACHINERY

ONE MACHINE SINGLE MIL.
near Seattle and tide water cheap.
with terms. Take this. Work for
yourself 1873 Second ave.
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LEGAL NOTICES


y. s. S. IsLA DE LUzON. EssFN.
sANDoVAL GOPHER. HAK. DON
JUAN DE AUSTRIA. EAGLE.
WARANa PRIEGEToN. AN
posais viii be received at the Bu-
reau Of Supplies and Accounts.
Navy Department Washington. u.
C.. until ~ o'clock noon. - Sep
TENDER. 1919. when they will bs
-, ,.., Appraised
rsia De Luzon. LIST Naval Dist $40. 0Q1
Don Juan De Austria. LIST
Eagle let Sarsi Districti... sgsso
Amphitrite. attn Naval Dist. ss.oo0
Waban. sth Naval District. ls.oeg
Essex. ath Naval District. $4,000
sandoval. 9th Naval District. 5000
Gopher. 9Th Naval District. ,2.oo9
Hawk. 9th Naval Bistrict... z2.So9
Yantic. sth Naval District.... 5000
Princeton. 18th Naval District $1,000
Exact location may be ascertained
from the commandant OF the dis
trict concerned. and should be OBJ
tained before making trips for in
spection. The sales will be fer
cash TO the bidders offering the
highest price. NAVY rcserving ihs
right TO reject all bids ForrreAof
proposal and bond. and infofrna-
tion concerning the vessel, and ths
terms and conditions of sale. may
be obtained upon application Ia
the Bureau of Supplies and 49,
counts. JOSEPHUS DANIELS.
Secretary OF the Navy. s-is-ls-
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL III
received by ~. III. Heck. Coast and
Geodetic Survey. 202 Burke Bldg.
Seattle. wash. until noon Septem-
Der 20. 1912. for one s0-7o horses
power marine gas engine. Pros
posRl on used engine in good cons
dition will be considered. In
formation upon application to tho
above office.
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BRICKLAYERS WANTED
5000 PER DAY

VIII be attended by independent
American labor at $500 per day.
0teady work in city of Seattle. six
months job.
JOHNSON BUILDING co.
Queen Anne Ave- and Mercer 81.
Queen Anne 1900.
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STOCKS AND BoSDs

LIBERTY BONDS
We will pay the following prices;
Bird flaH ....sssstst tt4ilHn
4th ALN ..t.......s.. bf1b
Victory Bonds ...+.s.. 10000
WAR SAVINGS HTAMi's AkD
PARTLY PAID BONDS BOUGHT
e. - McCONAHf A. co,
gl7 American Bank Bldg.
Second and Madison.
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DIScHARGED SOLDIER WOULD
like TO finish machinist trade. Had
machine shop experience. Also ex-
perience as city salesman. Ad-
dress B-39, Star.
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LOOK ALIVE FREE WHILE
they last with any purchase or re-
pair 20 Irons. or other electric de-
vice We viii give soc ironing
board cover holder. Something
entirely new. Never shown be-
fore. We sell anything electrical.
washers. cleaners, grilia, lamps.
etc. Easy payments
THE LIGHTHOUSE. Inc.
Elliott 152. 1890 Union.
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UONoRABLY DISCHARGED SOL
der wishes position driving truck
or private car: best references.
one year motor transport service,
Call Capitol 2sO7
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"a TO LET - UNFINISHED
HOUSES

s40-t-RooM COTTAGE. MODERN
except furnace. Benton 81 Take
Aiki Point lttncy. First ave. got
Off s1rd ave. walk % Hotel stock
AIDE. then two blocks west and
south owner there Sunday. Call
hssg w~-kdaya
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| FOUND. oS WALK s. MADISON
park. 5-iink friendship bracelet
owner can have IL by describing
a. write CHS, star.
LOsT-WHiTE FEMALE FuP. one
ave ~
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ALDERwooD MANOR
rs WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY

t-Roo@ EAf-MoDERHs CORNER
/ lot. fruit flowers and garden.
/ close 20 cars; $500. 1850 cash. $50
/ per month. including interest
IDA SMITH
| b7o5 California Az. Phone West 75z
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rs SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALE

RETURNED SOLDIER. -. srE.
ciaity salesman. good closer and
Instructor. 10 years experience IN
Western u =. Canada and Alaska
three years training and man.
aging specially salesman. Local
and Eastern references. VIII start
for 5000 month and commission.
RS star
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FARM LANDS

100 ACRES or LoGoED-oFF LAND
two miles from Monroe. Widow
10lS siet ave w.
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tx SERVICE MAN DESIRES POSI-
ton as office assistant. Two
years experience In lumber office
as stenographer and assistant
bookkeepcr: references. VIII con-
slider anything. Address B-37.
Star
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DISCHARGED SOLDIER WISHES
job working In garage, Handy
man with tools Phone Fast 8aQG.
4 q I.Anhera allA u. John a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-03
Woodbridge.
Dearest Helen:

I have read your column since It
FIRST began. But never got courage to
write. After I saw '.Curley Locks"
letter and story I was very anxious
to Join you Because ] think Curly
Locks Is a friend Of mine. I also
think 1t would be very nice for us
to have pennants and pins. About the
x. W. G. A. I think it would be won
derful at night the girls do not know
where to go. at least / don't. / hope
the older people will take an inter-
est and help us all they can. I will
do all In my power for the Y. ". C.
A.
I will write again and send a good
recipe If 1 may. I will close now
with lots Of love to all the girls and
to you.
ssEP nNCHy "a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-03

Dear 'Dickie:"

Your letter wasn't long see how
little space 1t takes up on n printed
page write a great deal more next
time won't you? I want to send you
heartiest congratulations and I only
hope that you seventeenth year will
be as happy as mine was and you will,
have as lovely a time as I did. That
may sound sort OF egotistical but
nevertheless it Is true. I'm sorry I
had to change you name but i al
ready have one billie" hence I must
call you "Dickie."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-03
Keyport, N. J.


Dear Helen!
May L join in the appeal for a
community house in Perth Amboy? 1t
is indeed an excellent idea and should
not be treated lightly but a real
struggle should be made to obtain
one. Once started, 1t would not be
hard to keep up, / am sure.
I have been reading the column
regularly since 1t started and have
found 1t very interesting, but I am
still anxiously waiting the list OF
Worthwhile" books which you prom
ised "Us Girls"
You see I am Il borrow the ex-
preston from Eugene Field as it is
descriptive and to the point) "Bibli-
omaniac."
Even before I knew one letter from
the other I was passionately fond of
books, in fact; of my earliest
recollections Is having Dad read
alice in Wonderland" to me. My
favorite author is Gene Straton Por-
ter. Harold Bell Wright is a close
and Booth Harrington comes
in third. Following these are scores
of others including Joseph c. Lincoln
and Margaret Widdemer.
Now. I am afraid I am boring you
with this lengthy letter which sounds
rather too much like a biography,
doesn't It'll
I will try to do better next time,
and meanwhile I hope to see that
like to have me publish one I certain
Yours for success.
"CLAIRE.n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-03
TOdays Story
For Children

A very wonderful automobile roll
ed up in front of Palmers and a man
In a funny suit got out and walked to
the front door. Jane answered the
bell and was very much impressed by
the man.
''Wil you please give Mrs. Palmer
this message ?" said the man. Il Will
wait for an answer"
My Dear Mrs. Palmer, (read the note)
VIII you lend me your son for a
while this afternoon ! find him very
entertaining. I will promise to eturn
him in good condition at any time
you wish.
Robert L. Ramsey.
ibid you come because you wanted
70, or because you thought you had
to?v demanded Mr.. Ramsey.
81 came because you wanted me
to-" said Peter.
well, Peter. I want to ask your
advice. If you had quite a lot of
money would you leave 1t to q good
for nothing nephew that was rich all
ready or would you leave 1T to an
orphan asylum or some other con
founded thing?"
why leave It 2" said Peter.
81 can very well take 1T with
me-"
col Well you amt dead yet by a
long shot. You could have most of
49, oBCAb Wy :" LAA1A kAAAOs
Il don't know how" said the old
man YEARLY.
why don't you dept a kid7
IT am an old man and a sick one.
I couldn't do justice by n child"
"Shucks! 1 know a little kid-he
lives with q cousin or something
and they's eight in the family sides
him an he's lame an can't play so
spends most OF his time draggin' a
baby round. He's brot up two for
the woman an now there's another
one big huff for him to lug. Mama
bays that If any one had lots of
money he could be cured. Don't you
b'pose you could do better by that
kid than that woman does7"
Mr.. Ramsey looked interested.
'Is he bright?"
"Smartest kid you ever saw. Why
he's smarter than 1 am"
I'll tell you Peter, If / feel as well
tomorrow as I do today wen go and
bee that smart kid"
Helen Carpenter Moore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-03
Among "Us Girls"
SQUIRREL FOOD

Dear Girls:
Perth Amboy schools are opening
tomorrow and the lassies who attend
viii soon be in the throes of their les
sons n best of all twice every day
they viii be in a great gymnasium for
the local high school Is certainly one
that we all a be proud of. But here
the great need what about
those of us who have outgrown our
high school days I'M W. those OF
us who have returned from colleges
and normal schools don't we need ex-
ercise just as much az ever. What
we need Is a Girls Club house or a
x. w. @. A.. We have a Girls Club
which has been organized under w.
g. Q. s. direction. This club Is open
for city wide membership why can't
we have a lounge room and a big fire
place similar to our boys Y. M. c. A?
l ask you why not? 3
There can be no reason why we
should not. Many of us work Just as
hard as many of the boys and need
a place of recreation to 60 to. Many
of us o a and SO do many of the boys
but when we build or plan a thing
for the general good we do lot pick
out the few exceptions. What are
you going to do?
'HELEN."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-03
'FRENCHY."

We are glad to count you as one
Of us, "Frenchy." Why did you
choose "Frenchy' as your nickname.
Are you a French type? I am wait
ing for that recipe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-03
Naval Scouts

Naval Scouts William Setber, Ar
thur Hanson, Edward Witt, Harold
Rasmussen, Fred Ritter, Albert Nell
son and Harold Miller returned late
Monday night after having camped at
Raritan Bay Park, T~ottenvi1le. over
the week end These scouts partici-
pated in the carnival activities and
the impromptu parade of the bunga-
low jewellers early Monday morning.
when the king and queen of the car-
nival and the officers of the Improve
ment Association of Raritan Bay
Park were serenaded.
They visited the homes long before
Breakfast hour and with drums, flies
and bugles routed the officers out of
their beds and before the parade was
over some two hundred men, women
and children were in line.
The parade was followed by an
fmpromptu reception at the assecia-
ton pavilion, where the president,
king and queen zach made a short adj
dress and some of the members then
gave an amateur vaudeville show,
after which all adjourned for break
fast.
The boys reported having had a
splendid time during their camping
trip.
During the three days carnival of
tHe improvement ASSoC1dllon at Rarl-
tan Bay Park, the Westminster Naval
Scouts participated every afternoon
In the parade and activities.
The orchestra furnished the music
fer the children's fancy masked dance
Saturday afternoon and the drum
corps led the automobile parade.
Friday night the drum corps will
take part In the parade of the Inter-
Coastal Ship Canal Association at
Metuchen. The boys will assemble at
The Presbyterian chapel at $3.50 p. m.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-03
IIelmetta.

f15lI1leLba.
Dear Helen,
Now. Dear Helen, you have written
just the letter I've e waiting for
as I'm not in my teens. but early
twenties.
I have been always interested in
"Among Us Girls" Still I thought
myself to old to write to you before
even IL I am a Y milliner graduate
myself.
Now nothing would please me
more than to help even IL 1t were only
in a small sense Of the word.
I thought of writing to our dear
president of Flatbush .rY," where I
come from originally and asking her
just what steps we should take as
I'm not we'll informed along those
lines. I'm most sure she will be
pleased to render all the help she can
give. She is one lovely person, one
that when you first see her you want
to love her. Her personality is SO
strong.
I'm sorry I don't live in Perth Am
boy, where / could feel I would be of
more help. 1 just love a Y. w. G. A.
no matter where 1t Is as I know of so
much good work done In everyone.
Yours in all sincerity for a X. w.
@. A. of Perth Amboy.
KITTEN"
ssWell, Kitten a letter from you Is
certainly an added impetus in the
long journey which we seem to have
before us IN obtaining a Y. W. Q. A.
1t sometimes seems to me that a wv.
c.. A. has been tabooed so long IN
this city that those IN authority seem
to feel hat to give us n now would
be back watering. so maybe If we in
stigate a community house we will
get further or a club house for the
Girls Club. What do you think 2"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-03

"C1aire" I should Judge from your
letter and also from your handwrit-
ing that you have not left your teens
far behind or rather, in fact, that you
are still enjoying their freedom and
fun hence it certainly seems surpris-
ing to me that you term yourself a
blbliomanic as usually only octagen-
arians are termed in that class. As
for that list of books If I find two or
three other girls who would really
like to have me publish oneI certain
ly will do so. I enjoyed your letter.:
write soon again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-03

night when I was reading the paper,
+ noticed a girl named (Flower) wrote
about her girl friend named (Bert)
by dearest girl friends name Is (Berr)
too. isn't Is strange.
Now. Helen, I would like to know
whether we can't make this Y. w. G.
A. possible. I suppose most of us
girls know how to swim, but II they
don't I think we all ought to volunteer
to help the other. I wish to be the
first, CHOW girls I would like to see
how many can swim, and tell me
which stroke you take, I use the n
arm over hand, and find I get much
better results out of 1t and girls If You
swim with your mouth open SO the
water goes in. but do not swallow the
water, and you will find 1t will keep
you up better.)
We, my dear, hoping to see my an
swers soon.
BILLY"
BILLY" I surely think that you are
some swimmer and I certainly
would like to see you swim some time.
I have misplaced YOU original
letter hence / have mislaid your name
in your next letter would you kindly
repeat 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-03
Morgan Heights.
Dear Helen:

I have written before, but I have
not had the ambition to write again:
as / correspond with so many girls. I
haven't much time to myself. But to-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-03
WHO CAN STOP oTTo's AUTO

I have read quite many books
from the Perth Amboy library. I like
Gene Stratton Porter's books very
well.
I like girls college books very
much. / think 1t would be very nice
for Perth Amboy to have a Y. w C.
A.
The best way to get such is to arouse
public opinion and interest the off,
Gals OF the city.
long black hair and very dark eyes.
and a most dark olive complexion and
1 am tall.
If we start n movement for q Y.
W. C. A. I shall certainly do much in
power to help. I hope TO write
again. 3
Sincerely yours,
DOLORES"