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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-08-07

cred on one institution Negro base
ball means more than atheletics to
him) which employs so extensively
and lucratively the brain and Drawn
of our people. 1t is a great thing TO
have Negroes to become daily enthus'
iastic about something their fellows
are doing. 1t means more race pride,
more solidarity. The same Is working
in old X. C. We must aot tell every
thing we hope or expect Negro base
ball to do for the race, but we know
that it is doing a wonderful lot of
good.
A Review Of Comes.
Saturday found the Monarchs and
Giants waiting for the gong to sound
and they were off, the locals in the
lead. But the Giants came from be-
hind and won after trailing the Mon
archs at the d~iscouraging clip of ? to
Z up to the first half of the Sth innllg.
Yes, our boys were going fine, but a
comedy of costly errors turned the
tiude. and the old master put over the
first win for the C%hicagoans. Local
fans were. disgustel with this, and it
was the town talk. Currie pitched
for the Monarchs, Johnson for the
Giants. Score, 9 to Z in favor of the
Giants.
sunday--Great Game, Great Crowd.
Before the largest crowd that ever
viewed a game in the history of AS
ISOLATION Park, Rogan, the wonderful
speed demon, worked his mighty arm
with rigid effect. For twelve long,
fought innings, he batled with the
star twirler of the Foster crowd, and
finally won out by knocking a triple
himself in the 18th period-winning
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-08-07
MoNARcHs SWAMP THE MIGHTY
RUDE.
Teams Play to Reeord-6reakine
Crowds.
Tight Playing and Close Results
Every Game a Bitter Struggle for
SUPREMACY
BY Chas. A. Starks.

ny 1ndSs ~ oldI Ms
Negro baseball is travelling like a
star base runner, hitting all the bases,
but making the greatest speed. Local
fans were worked up highly over the
very prospect of the outcome Of the
tournament of contests between the
two wonderful machines. Speculation
and enthusiasm have indeed, bordered
on the fanatic. The wise birds saw in
the. Foster Giants a superior aggrega-
ton of players owe their local scions,
and it is said that this wisdom has
proven quite costly, since the wise
mes are known to have strongly back
ed up their knowledge" with tneil
kale.
Foster, himself, probably reasoned
upon the very lovical basis Of the
sterling record he has made in the
first season of the league. The talent
ed players, whom he controls with "A
never-fagging genius, naturally would
lead him to think optimistically of the
outcome.
But there is something grander and
bigger in the game itself than the
mere results of the series. 1t is the
psychological effect the organization
of the league is having upon orr peo-
pie. Think what it means to have
the bulk of the peoples minds cen
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-08-07
WILLIAMS UNION BAND A LIVE
WIRE,

Sunday night August LIST, the VIII
liams Union Band played on the
Paseo for the X. of p. Encampment.
Only twelve members were present
as requested, but the band consists
of fifteen pieces. August 4 they play
ed at independence and they will
play again in September for the Big
Fair of Kansas City and Independ-
ence. The band is composed of all
men except three, who are Mrs. Boon,
S~axaphone, Mrs. Wella, Alto and
Mrs. j. Williams, director. When
the can't walk their placed
will be filled by men. This band will
play when called and you need not
worry about the women marching.
JEFFS LUNCH-1900 VINE ST.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-08-07
Innings.

X. ii. 10.
Giants ........O OO11OOO2OOO 81 s 0
Monarchs .....01O020O1OOO1-5 IL
Batteries-Chicago: Williams, Marshall
Dixon. Monarchs: Rogan-Ray, Rodri-
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-08-07
FIRST DEFEAT FOR RooAN.

Wednesday we lost, Rogan suffer
ing his first defeat but at that it was
a fight all the way through. Brown
pitched for the Giants and was given
splendid support. The score was:
Giants. ........ 0OO1OO030 a
Monarchs. ......0 0020000OV2
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-08-07
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
ANY OR ALL OF THEM.

Any one of these preparations will
prove a great aid to you in helping
you to retain your youth and beauty.
Thousands have used them with re-
markable results. They contain moth.
ing that car harm the mos delicate
skin or scalp, but are really benefi-
cial.
Ask your druggist today. If he
can't supply YOU, order direct from
us. Twenty-Five cents, with one cent
war tax, for each; sen postpaid on
receipt of price.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-08-07
Neglect Causes Woman
DIR. FRED PALMER SKIN
WHITENER POWDER.

After years of experience and hun
dreds of experiments, we have per
fected DR.. Fred Palmer's Skin Whit.
ener Powder-the ideal powder for
race
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-08-07
DR.. FRED HAIR
DRESSER.

Removes %dandruff, makes the scalp
healthy and promotes the growth of
soft, fluffy, silky hair. 25c each at
your druggists; or sent postpaid upon
receipt of price.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-08-07
Yours truly,
DR.. FRED PALMER'S SKIN
WHITENER.

Does not contain vaseline (Which
promotes growth of hair. and will
not injure the skin in any way. AT
ter a few applications all blotches
and blemishes will disappear and
your complexion will be shades
lighter.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-08-07
Jacobs Pharmacy Co.,
ATLANTA, GA.
PRACTICAL BEAUTY
HELPS.

Every woman wants to know
how she can be beautiful. She
knows that fair and clear COM
pleXion and luXuriant hair are
the greatest aids to beauty. But,
she doesn't always know just
what to do to have these things.
For many years scientists
have tried to compound some
thing that would give to woman
the needed treatment to assure
her beauty. But little success
vas had until the discovery of
the remarkable DIR. FRED
PALMER'S TOILET PREPA-
RATIONS.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-08-07
The score by innings:

Giants ............OOOosO2OG I Z
Monarchs> ..........0 O5O0O10@ IL
Batteries-Chicago: Williams, Wick
ware-Dixon; X. c.: Currie, Crawford and
Raw.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-08-07
SEES HER MISTAKE AND rs
ANXIOUS TO MAKE UP
FOR LOST TIME.
Miss Manic johnson, of Oakland,
Cal, Sends to Atlanta
for Relief.

At one time l sent to you for a
25c box of DR.. Fred Palmer's Skin
Whitener and l liked it very much,
but neglected and neglected of send.
ing for any more. Now that my skin
seems to be getting in a bad shape
from the cold winds, etc, l am send
ing for another Csc box, and l think
/ will try the Hair Dresser, too.
You will find enclosed the sum of
soc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-25

HOUSE painting In ali branches done Tea ann
ably Albert Kif s24 N. 9Th Market 2sSs
PhPERHANUING and painting done Tesson
ably, +. brown. 1881 ~ 10th 81 Pop byie
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-25
MACHINES. RECORDS
Records, Talking Machines

phonosSsrh issisri 10 600 records listed III
::s.saAss :ssAs wiIi ~ tt Sos. oSgNTKAE MUSIC
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-25
OLD GOLD

OLD sold silver. platinum. plated ware. old
styie jewelry, teeth plates bought for ca sh
Est 1917. ]. l.. Clark. rehner. S07 SAMSON.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-25

HAnRY W. SMITH. I'll aANsoM 81.
ELECTRIC TREATMENT, also manicurtns.
Office. 3Oa r. 11th at. Hours from 10 TO Q.
paired. Andrew T. Birche.t. 6os q. 5sd 4.
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BCsINEss SERVICE CO., iil4 Land Title
BKPRS,-SeverhI double entry. S20-tt0.
CLERKs-(s), varied sxpcrience. s2o.l36,
DRAFTS. .-Autn,tic mac, $4,000; 90 $500.
FNGISEERS-Prod.. mech. t2a0O-t60O0.
STIAIATOR--Material from plant. $3.50.
MGRS. Sales, ,40oo's5o00; trucks, $500.
SALESSmoSSey"rai ngst GaHS'; sal ,aand com
MEN AND LADIES to learn barberln9
We teach you thoroughly and practically;
big demand day and nisht classes; Write
22s n. 9th St. iiadelphia. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-25

MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
YALE MoT6RcYcLE. single; cheap. si1
N. 10th st. '
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-25

MOVING AND HAULING
HAULING, moving, 2-ton truck, ts2 per
hour or contract. 1898 N. 17th st. Phone
Poplar 1892.
FLEET OF dump trucks to hire: excavating
and general hauling. jaeger. 537 W.
Erie ave. Tioga 4102.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-25
General
GREENEwALp's

GREEEEwALD'S
A SPECIALIZED EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
NO ENROLMENT. NO REGISTRY
CHARGES
Applica tions local, suburban residents only.
SPECIAL
Assistant to employment manager Protest
ant) technical or college man preferrsd
about 22. attractive of1T,
YOUNG WOMAN tProtestant). capable cOrre-
spOndsnt. take charge mailing list oversee
small offics force: good salary to capable per.
ayers. sales ADVERTISING. export, traffic and
ofhcc executives engineers. production. ef
tiv.s. surerintsndents and foremen. drafts.
men mp Gonstructon tobsl
INFORMATION BLANK AND BOOKLET
RTatis Remember. no resiHtry charges. APP
p,ics from experienced wcil-recom.
mended men and women. No others. $50
g. llth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-25
SEWING MACHINES

iEWINd MACHINES, new. $40 easy pay.
ments; Singer and other makes. like new
10 TO El2i fully guaranteed. 1856 ". 10th 81.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-26

which the cloth was cut. And have
witness who saw man shove that
old shirt down in the barrel after tear
ing piece off,"
1our witness got a name, Buckyf"
III not mention the name now. If
II became too well-known something
might happen to my witness"
Fendrick nodded. you're wise
there. She wouldn't be safe, not if a
certain man happened to hear what
you've just told me-"
Il didn't say She Cass."
Wylie." ' - Nui .
Maybe, then, you can guess the
criminal, too. I'll ask you a question.
Can you tell me where l can find ma
rolled convict named BlackwelI?"
Fendrick shook his head. "Don,t
know the gentleman. A friend of
.yours?"
The officer rose, not one whit Iesc
amiable. Il didn't expect you to tell
me. That's all right. I'll find him.
But In the meantime I'll have to lock
you up till this thing is settled"
From his inside coat pocket. Fen
drlck drew a sealed envelope. wrote
the date across the front, and handed
it to O'Connor
Keep this, Bucky, and remem.er
mat gave it to you. Put it in \ safe
pace but don't open the envelope till
l give the word. Understand?o
whats back of it?"
1T isn't intended that you shouId
Know yet I'm protecting myself. Tbat,s
ALL" nat
Fendrick rose and the two men
passed into the street.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-26
{ lNOPSIS,
Part 4.

CHAPTER E-AdVenturous and reck-
less. rather than criminal. and excited by
npuof, curly hlandfau and his chum
Mac, both practically mere boys. become
involved In horse-stealing adventure
Diabosing OF the stolen stock In the town
or Saguache, Ariz., the band separates
Sufly and his partner staying In town
Ihey are awakened and told a posse IS
~ town In pursuit Of them. They elude
the.r pufsuers. Overtaken next day Mac
rs Killed by the posse and Curly made
captive. after he has shot one and him
sen been wounded. The man shot is
CHAPTER n.-Culllson's friends. all
ea'uemen, determine to lynch Curly as
hh example 70 cattle thieves with the
rope around his neck he is saved by the
intervention OF Kate Cullson, Iuck's
daughter
CHAPTER Irl.-Hls wound dressed.
anu further violence not apprehended,
curly Is sent for by Culllson He cues
IONS the boy concerning notorious out
law. Soapy stone, real leader OF the rus
Tiers who had been Curly's undoing.
nlahIren learns that Soapy Stone Is Gull
hson's bitter enemy and exercises a bale
dul influence over the ex-sheriff's son
sam Sain. VINO has Quarreled with his father
Suliison Coca bail for Curly.
CHAPTER Iv.-curly reseues soapv
stone from bear trap Into which he has /
ssuino ,l' ana discovers that the outlaw
~ young SANS rival for the hand of Lau-
deliver TO Sam. and Irlandrau and stons
ser out Tor the latter's ranch.
1 CHAPTER OF r.....a.o.s,.
Dsetinw rIar. rs,,s,.' 80, $3.50. esui opplns az
t,-.,,-e p'@so, curry hears stone and his
Ma ,.s. Lute BLACKWELL, arrange TO
I'm S ~ VIC .l"in ~ crossing known as
- SuP, anu atter the robbery shoot
ssens ssuillson and leave his body on the
ths exshepirr ' tbrosgr S'p h,s ms revenge on
ssxrace. Curly H. accused by Stone OF
ssnas spy OF Luck Suinsons They are
sns ,hee out par. with the understand
1sbt 10 ~ en nekt mecunx VIII mean a
s3sn, -, "i D, aeS N. curly makes con-
thsy \, Sar,, pyS m1 1s,y, esttlsman. and
s-sir.s ~ -seA Suiison OK stones plot
'' n's SON
Chapter r,r-s.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-26
CHAPTER VIII.



1t was Bucky that caught tho non
Vict. The two men met at the top of ,
mountain pass. Blackwell. besdal
south, was slipping down towarf
stones horse ranch when they came
lace to face. Before the bad man had
ms revolver out, he found himSo,f
looking down the barrel of the RAM
er's leveled rifle.
Il wouldn't" Bucky murmured gen.
! tally. gu gen
What you want me for?" BlackwalI
demanded sulkily. '''
For the w. & S. robbery
I'm not the man you want. NV
names Johnson"
IN put up with you till 1 find tho
man | do want, Mr.. Johnson Ruo,.u
told him cheerfully. "Climh dons
from that horse. No, l wouldn,t w.,
that. Keep your hands up.p ~
Buck took his prisoner straight 20
tne rangers Office and telephonel 70
Cullison. u
Inc lieutenant did not know any,
thing about book psychology. hnt 10
mad observed that hunger ana vel
ness try out the stuff that is in q mon
ohuer the sag of them many a win
snaps that would have held fast If sns
tanned by good dinner and sound
nights sleep. This is WHY so monu
bad men" gun fighters with renuto
tion for gameness, wilt on occasion
IKE whipped ours. In the old DAVIS tbis
came to nearly every terror of the
border Some day when he had a
jumping toothache, or when his nerves
were frayed from debauch. a silent
stranger walked into his presence
ooked long and steadily into his ewes
md ended forever his reign of lawless-
less. Sometimes the two-gun man
vas planted" sometimes he subsidized
nto innocuous peace henceforth.
The ranger had a shrewd instinct
hat the hour had come to batter down
his fellows logged resistance. There
ore he sent for Cullison, the man
HON the convict most feared.
The very look of the cattleman. with
lat grim, hard, capable aspect. shook
lackwells nerve.
$50 you've got him, Bucky?" ,
Luck looked the man over as he sat
andcufred beside the table and read =
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-26

story fhe fellow took HIS mask on as
he swung to his horse. You saw MS
face Just as distinctly as see yours
now
mo. reckon not" Fendrick
grinned
MEANING you won't teIlr
"Thof's not how put ii. Pncky
You're ne one iaai says recognized
him Come 10 thins IF it, I'm no sue
the fellow didn't wear his mask til ne
was out of Sighi
- am. The mask was found iusr
outside fhe Office W ere the man
dropped it before he got nto Tie sad
de
"Sc2"
That's not an Curly ard ! fond
some hing else foo--fhe old shir- rrnt0
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-26

In his face both terror and a sly
logged cunning. Once before the Eel
iow had been put through the third de
gree. Something Of the sort he fear
fuliy expected now. viIlaIny Is usually
nof consistent. This hulking bully
should have been a hardy ruffian. In
stead, he shrank like a schoolgirl from
The thought of physical pain.
Stand up" ordered Cullison, quiet
ly
Blackwell got to his feet at once.
Don't hit me-" he whined.
Luck knew the man sweated under
the punishment his Imagination called
up. and he understood human nature
too well 10 end the suspense by max
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-26
CHAPTER WI
An Arrest.

After half week IN the saddle
Lieutenant Bucky O'Connor of the
Arizona rangers and Curly Flandrsu
reached Saguache, tired and travel.
stained. They had combed the Rim.
cons without having met hide or hair
OF the men they wanted. Early next
morning they would leave town again
and this time would make Soapy
Stones horse ranch.
After reaching town the first thing
each Of them did was TO take bath,
the second to get shaved. From the
barber shop they went TO the best res
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-03-26

The following is reported by an oh
server ~ Hawaii Tremendous
changes are 20 progress 20 Kllauca.
and there is no indications whatsoever
Of any cessation of fhe monumental
rising of the entire vnsi hya column.
Over the southwcsi brink wide
stream of gliseung lava is suggishIy
flowing 10 The direction of the Kalu
desert. NOT with The spectacular cas-
cading torrents of the southeastern
flows of last March but with a steady.
stealthy gliding, which gains ground
slowly at IFS base. but which piles M
into tremendous masses from its
Bource forward.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
Daily Horoscope

The stars incline but do not compel
sunday, July II, 1920
copyright, 1920, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
While Mercury, Jupiter, the Sun
and Venus are all In benehc aspect
today. there are adverse influences,
according to astrology.
Trade will seem uncertain where
future problems are involved and
commercial plans made during this
confguration may not work out sat
isfactorily.
Speakers are well directed while
THIS aspect rules and or
lectures are likely to take a sensa-
tional trend, since the stars encour-
age stress on whatever causes sur
prise or disapproval.
Reforms will be hailed enthusiasts
tically at this time. the planets that
exageerate the human sense of
other persons fault being powerful.
Associations with friends are
most favorably influenced at this
time, sympathies being quickened
and impulses of h~elpfuiness being
awakened.
This should be an auspicious
sway for love affairs and they who
may expect prosperity as well as
lasting devotion
Women have the best sort of
guidance at this time. They will
find broader fields of work and gain
success in many new lines of effort.
The entrance OF the Sun into
Libra for the summer quarter Is
read as presaging a disorderly state
Of the country during the entire
warm aso
Following the late spring intense
heat will prevail far into Septem-
Der, owing to the power of the
planet which is held to affect the
seasons.
Forest fires again are indicated,
astrologers announce, and there
may be extraordinarily heavy losses
of timber.
Persons whose birthdate 1t Is
have the augury of a busy. sue
cessful year. The young will have
much romance.
Children born on this day are
likely to be sweet-tempered. kind
and generous. These subjects of
Cancer have the Moon as their
principal ruler.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
Ripping Rhymes
BY Walt Mason.
ART AND GAS.

On noble books, immortal tones.
I'd like to make my bids-the works
of men whose bullying domes wore
Number Fourteen lids; / had no
schooling in my youth, and now I'd
like to store my mind with chunks
of pregnant truth, set down by seers
of yore; such trenchant works would
surely please my starving mind, l
ween; but how can man buy books
like these, and still buy gasoline?
I'd like to buy some works of art
to hang upon my wall, some master
pieces, to impart a lustre to the hall;
where'er such works of art you find,
in frames without a crack, you
know there is a cultured mind some
where around the shack. To W the
works of artist kings, my painting
soul aspires; but how can n buy
Rembrandt things. and still buy
rubber tires? For all the finer things
I yearn, and yearn for them in vain:
for all the money I can arm is spent
on my old vain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

60
OUR INVITATION.

SO many people have shown an in
terest in the new EVENING NEWS
building and have expressed a de-
sire to go through IL that the EVEN
ING NEWS has decided TO have a
formal opening OF the building next
week when the entire plant will be
thrown open for inspection and the
people win have a chance to see
a newspaper in the making.
The building has not been ready
before this time for receiving
visitors. Different contractors have
been busy right up until now putting
on the finishing touches; in fact
some OF them are not through yet.
Then. too. some of the new equip
ment in the news rooms has not yet
arrived and the old furniture from
the other building has had to be used
for the time being, but we r go
ing TO show what we have. anyway,
and We are going to do our best to
make everybody welcome.
Owing to the large number includ-
ed in the Invitation list, two after
moons have been set spart for the
opening. On Tuesday afternoon the
advertisers will be entertained. On
wednesday afternoon all our readers
ana friends are invited. Owing to the
fact that the circulation OF the EVE
MING NEWS Is now close to 10000
every afternoon It b impossible to
send . formal invitation to all 20 .
card has been published on the nrz
page inviting everybody to come on
wednesday, the second day.
The EVENING NEWS will be glad
b see everybody who 10 interested
in It's plant and new building on
these two days next week. This does
not mean that our friends are not
welcome at any time. We are always
glad to have our readers call and will
gladly take anyone through the
huilding at any time But 30 often
an invitation to come "any time"
no time that these two
days next week have been set apart
as a special occasion for the inspec-
ton of the new EVENING NEWS
building.
A hearty welcome il extended to
all.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
Luke McLuke Saws.


The Brunette causes half of the
trouble in this world. but the poor
Blonde gets all the blame.
The reason they do not YEA
knee-length skirts in summer is
because they wear the thin kind
that show more than the knees.
Enemies are not appreciated as
they should be. One industrious
enemy will give you more free ad-
vertising than 1000 careless friends.
A man doesn't mind having his
Daughter boss him. But it is differ
ent when his Daughters Mother
tries it.
A wife doesn't mind her husband
betting as long as he wins. But it
is diqerent If he loses.
Things sure do change. There
was a time when Sunday was the
Day of Rest. Now it is the Day of
JOY Rides.
No. Algernon. you are wrong. A
woman with a double chin can't
woman.
There is no harm in putting a lit
tie color into a pale complexion.
The trouble is that the girls mag
Inc that they should put 1t on with
a putty knife.
Why is It that we are willing to
boost a man when we discover that
he has reached the top?
And what has become of the o. T.
wife who used to put love powders
in her husbands coffee?
IT is a good thing that Castor Oil
doesn't taste as nice as ice cream.
If it did the kids would drink the
whole bottle. And that would new
err do.
OF course it is none of our bust
ness But 1t is hard for q girl to
look innocent and wear n of
those See-Everything skirts when
the sun is shining.
A man observes Labor Day once
a year. But his wife has to observe
it every day in the year.
Why is It that a man will go out
for a hot old time and then holler II
he gets burnt?
A girl doesn't mind having an In
growing chin as long as she knows
that her hips are not that way.
When q mans salary Is S35 a
week and his household expenses
are $40 per week his wife spends a
lot OF time wondering what he
does with all his money.
You have to take the thorn with
the rose. Even when a wife has her
own complexion. her own hair and
her own shape. you'll find that she
also has her own temper.
When the Boss starts taking the
female stenographer out to lunch,
the betting is that there will be a
new stenographer on the Job in
about a month.
What has become of the o.. Z. girl
who wore dress shields with a
transparent waist7
Once IN = while a man with a
soprano voice s1arries a woman who
is . basso profundo