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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-16
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Evening journal., 1920-09-22
uFKIUNC pICTIDE WINS

Prof W NJ Kekklng. formerly ~
On city hut recently OF the State of
Kansas was one Of The successful eX-
hihlors in art az the State Fair held
80 l0pek0 Kansas several weeks ago.
he had on display fifteen paintings
o a was given The portrait prize and
blue ribbon on portrait n ~.
Frank strong Prof Hekklng also
won landscape pr ze, and second
prize on The group OF the best five
paintings offered
The painting which drew the land
scape prize was entitled Cottage
among the C0ltonWoods. and is a
North Lawrence sketch along the
river. This painting was eXh biied at
The Syracuse museum This summer
and attracted much favorable COM
menl.
Competition in lhe painting de-
parin5nl a. the Sia.e Fair this year
wa. rendered keen by iha fact hat
Birfcr Sandzen. a swedish artist, OF
lindsbore, of national reputation,
was n The competition.
Prof. Hekking will be remembered
as 0ne 0f the students OF the Howard
pyle Art Colony Tie is son-in-law
of Mrs. Calvin !. Swaync lie is now
connected with the Kansas University
school OF fne arts
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
Society

Chambers left yesterday for stone
School, which Is located at Cornwall
On-the-IudsOn. Another Wilmington
young man that left this city yester-
day for the coming school term was
Charles Richards. who is 10 attend the
Taft School at Waiertown' Conn.
Friends OF Mrs. John p. Wales viii
be glad TO know that she Is doing
nicely. TWO weeks age Mrs. Wales
fell and broke her hip. She is at her
home. 1900 Delaware avenue.
Mrs. Walter J. Laird gave an in
formal luncheon yesterday in honor
Of Miss Elsie Packard who is the
guest Of Mrs. w. w. Laird.
Miss Ruth Messick. Of Brldgevllle,
spcnt The weekend as the guest OF
Miss Helen +. Hudson, here.
Miss Margaret Thomas has returned
from a visit 10 New York.
I Miss Caroline Nandever, who is
stationed at the u 5. Marine Hospital,
Long Island, Is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Nandever, here.
Mrs. q. V. Ort. Of 1919 Delaware
avenue. has returned home from Cali
| fO"nla where she has spent the past
three months.
Mss Naomi f. Decker, Of 1904 W'si
/ Fou,th street. Is spending her vaca.
tl1n with her aunt, Mrs. j. II. Scha1er
al Roland Park, Md.
Miss Mary Farrell, Of i73O Lancaster
avenue. left last saturday for forl
Wayne. Ind, and Chicago. Ill. She VIII
be gone two weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Cassidy, Of Baltimore
and Mrs y. r. Carver. Of Long Island
were weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
lF. S. Whitlen.
Miss Virginia Kirkus left today fol
lNew York, where she will spend b'
winter
Miss NHllcent Ruth and Miss LIlliar
Hamilton spent the weekend In Fred
erica.
!. Homer Hunt. Of Atlanta. Ga, u
the guest Of MIR. and Mrs. +. $. whit
ten.
Mrs. ID. C. Townsend, MISS Dalsrl
Townsend and John Nelson OF George
town. spent the weekend with Mrs
Carl Snellenburg
Mr.. and Hrs. Zadoc A, pool, secon'
have returned from two weeks sta
with relatives at Monterey" Me
Donough. They spend the week-en
! at Atlantic City.
Miss Marjorie and Miss Nellie Nor
Afghan, of sumter. $ g., are tt
guests Of Mrs Royal C. Hull, at Cla!
y lmOnt
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
The Same old ''Critter'
AN Editorial by The Society Edaor)

samo. who is not Wimingonlan wonders ii the
gallant thoughtful OF womans comfort as
the men Of her mothers prngume years
doubt street car Incident Whlch
she relates Agnes IL be explained, is eN
ceedny youthful years sreecrng during the us-to
hours)
carrying baby her arms entered the car said
the occupied The woman stood in
evidently who works desk all day. He
notice that she holding baby got
and the seat The young man continued IN ms
eray-had She too stood before the
young remained seated Another young woman got up
the elderly lady her seat
And you draw?' Miss Agnes asked
" wondering since whether men now
aays way suffrage and they believe
right 10 stand in crowded street car or is
young aren't the equals of the men
abOut?'
question: and takes de
exception Also that
exception young OF mothers day acted differently
They weren't that might ride greater
comfort they suddenly blinded when entered
crowded
young OF today are like that, too
exceptions in mothers day. There today
unfortunate enough to meet "crier like that
morning Her mother came across such CRITTERS once IN
awhile But quickly about themhey fewl
only the othershe courteous for they
were numbers many and worthy being remembered Probably
the answer, Miss Agnes.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
HABITS AND TRAINING.

Habits are the result Of doing the
same things great many times. II
small action is repeated often enough
the person does 10 without thinking
and II becomes a habit II the habit
continues for a long time, il may be-
come very difficult TO break.
10 is best that a baby should have
only good habits. Sometimes he
learns or someone teaches him a bad
habit. These bad habits should be
corrected as soon as possible. or be-
fore they become difficult to correct.
Pacillers.
one OF the bad habits which Is
taught the baby is that Of sucking a
"pacifler" or other object The baby
does not teach himself this Disgusting
practice and he should not have TO
suffer for il. The paciiler never Is
really clean and may carry germs or
disease to the baby's mouth. All pacl-
fiers should be destroyed immedi-
aiely and no such object ever should
be put into the babys mouth under
any circumstances.
The baby may teach himself to
such his thumb and fingers. Coniin-
ual sucking Of the thumk, like suck
ing a paciner, will spoil the natural
beauty of the mouth by causing pro-
/ truding Of the upper jaw and teeth.
/ n also causes a constant flow OF sa-
| liva and spoils the child's appearance.
To cure the lhumb-sucking. fasten
wooden tongue depressOr obtained
/ at a drug store) or a small piece OF
wood. padded with cloth or cotton on
the inside Of the elbow over the
sleeve This will prevent the child
| from bending its arm TO get his hand
in his mouth. An aluminium mitten
10 prevent thumb sucking. has been
designed which may be purchased at
most drug stores. The use of this
causes no discomfort and is preferable
to other methods. This treatment
should be continued day and nigh
until the habit is entirely cured.
Control of Bladder and Stool.
Some babies may be taught to con-
troll the bladder and stool during the
Evening journal., 1920-09-22

day by the end Of the frst year. To
do this. 10 Is necessary to put the
child on the chamber at regular in
tervals and Immediately after each
meal. and on rising and going to bed.
Bed Wetting.
To punish a child for persistent bed
wettng is as cruel as It is worse than
useless A child should not wet the
bed after one year OF age II he does,
physician should be consulted. Many
young person has had his child
hood spoiled by this disorder, which,
II not cured while he is young, may
persist even to his old age.
To cure bed wetting first ask a
physician TO make a thorough exam
nation Of the genitals and the urine
10 determine whether there is some
condition which needs to be corrected.
Also TO examine for adenoids, enlarged
tOnsils, decayed teeth or other source
NJ nerve irritation. Any physical de-
fects discovered should be corrected.
Limit the liquids taken at the last
meal at night. Take away the pillow
and raise the foot of the child's bed
several inches. Provide an alarm
clock and sci il twice each night, one
at about 10 and again about y. NJ.
Reduire the child 10 get up and empty
The bladder. This treatment should
be continued every night for month
or Longer until the habit Of voluntary
control is substituted for the invol-
untary action.
Questions relating to Baby Care and
| TO problems Of maternal and childish
| health will be answered direct by
mail. Address,
BABY HEALTH EDITOR,
l.. :. Hoalh Service.
Washington, D C.
Be sure 10 give your full name and
address, and please mention the name
Of this newspaper.
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BAKE AT MARSHALLTON.
The City Club, Of MarshalltOn, will
hold a bake on the school lawn Sal
urday afternoon. September %.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22

Friends OF Mrs e. =. NJ. humioru
viii be glad TO hear that she is I'M
proving from an illness that mas CON
fined her 10 her home for the past
few weeks.
Miss Julia Elliott will sail for Paris
tomorrow TO attend the Misses Ferris
school. Miss Elliott Is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Elliott.
Miss Alicia dupont, daughter Of Al
fred I. dupont Is TO sail Today FOR PARIS
where she will spend the winter IN
studying music.
Miss Rowen McIiugh. Of the Ken
melt Apartments, has returned TO
Georgetown convent, where she Is a
student She spent the summer WIN
her parents in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Wise are enjoy
ing a Western trip. Among the points
OF interest being visited are Delroll'
Mich. Buffalo. n. Y, and Niagara
Falls.
Miss Claraben Ginns has returned TO
1 Vnssar Sollege where she entered the
| sonhomore class. Miss Gnns Is lhe
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. James n.
Glnns.
Mrs. James A. Draper. and daugnlet,' 3
lhave returned from kennoDunkpo't D.
Main. where they spent the summer
Miss Elizabeth Baily. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ralph Baily, returned
| on Monday from Camp Aloha, New
England. where she spent the sum-
mer,
Mrs. Clarence Keicham Of Newburg
In. y, Is the guest OF Mrs. y. NJ
Hopes, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Skclley and
family have returned 10 their nome
Parkway and Bayard avenue atlei
spending the summer at Spring Lake
IN Y.
Mrs Robert Lee Peters Of Rich.
mond. Va. is the guest Of her son anc
daughter-in-laM Dr. and Mrs. DAME
l c. Peters.
Dr. and Mrs. p. H. keaveny anc
children who have spent the summer
al Veninor. n. J.. have returned tC
their home in this city.
Mr. and Mrs Harry G.. Lawson ar,
spending a fortnight in New Norl
city.
Or. and Mrs. Harrison w Howell
, have moved into their new home oi
West Seventeenth street. near MI
Salem avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin J. Murph
/, and family who have been spending
] tho eumn1er at Ocean City are cX
I; pecied home tomorrow.
William u. Hopes and Henr
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
NOW Is TIME WHEN
HIKING Is AT BEST

Now that the heat OF summer has
passed, anyone desiring to view the
country while on hike" could not
pick a better time in which TO do So
In a month or so the trees will have
shed their foliage and as Wadsworth
has it, the melancholy time Of the
year will be here
There are a number Of interesting
places in and around the city which
would be worth anyone's time to
visit. BY riding on the trolley TO the
city line, one can find delightful
walks in almost any direction. BY fol-
lowing any Of the various roads that
lead out OF the city for a mile or so.
one may turn into an old time dirt
road where he will find all the late
flowers. II you desire solitude you
need only turn to woods where quiet
is supreme.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
mInERNIAN EiCnRE Nd DANCE.

4 euchre and dance win be givei
next Monday night IN. Hagley Com
umnity House by the Ancient Order OF
Hibernlans. Division No = This vii.
be the first OF the social activities OF
the division for This season.
Music will be furnished by Carney
and Banks Orchestra. Many pretty
prizes have been offered for the card
games both by members OF the order
and by members OF st. Joseph's par
ish and local merchants
There Will be a number or special
attractions i'm the dances one OF the
feature dances will be the moon dance.
This viii not be done with an artl-
flcial moon as is the case at many
dauces but the dance IS 10 be ar
ranged so that the rays from the
moon that shines over head In the sky
will be the moon that The dancers VIII
The proceeds Of the dance will help
TO eouip a room for the young mem-
hers OF the Hibernians. An invitation
Is extended by Division No. , TO the
other six diNisiOns.in this city To take
part IN this affair and make il sue
cess Tickets are now on sale by mem
I hcrs OF the committee and may also
lhe purchased at the door on the night
/ Of the dance and euchre. n Is hoped
lby the committee that many Whining
l ton friends will attend this function.
The committee in charge Is as FOL
lows. John Donovan, chairman. Dan
/ iel Harney. vice-cnairman John Con.
ners and William Ferguson. ilOOl
/ managers: Richard O'COnner Franci.
| O'Coiner. Frank Doherty. Alfred DO
herty. James Toy and Lawrence Ken
bider.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
STATE women TO
STUDY POLITICS
Fundamentals Will Be Out
lined at Convention
Sept. 20 and-3o
SEPARATE PARTY
is OPPOSED

What promises TO be one OF the
most interesting conventions 10 bel
held IN this city during The next week
viii be that Of the Delaware League
Of Women Voters in the Hotel dupont
on September % and 30. Emphasizing
the non-parlisan character Of IFS po-
luical aims. the Delaware League eX-
tends an invitation 10 all men and
women OF this city TO attend this two
day meeting. The DAY sessions VIII
be rather full and women Of prom
inencc will speak. The evening meet
ines will be addressed by men Of ma
tional prominence. one a Republ lean
and the other a Democrat. To these
meetings a cordial invitation Is eX-
tended 10 an men Of the state
O0lcers and members or the Della
ware League OF WOmen's Voters are
working with the two great political
parties 20 secure the best possible
government for Delaware and the
only requirement for membership into
the League is TO support the follow
inc resolution.
should be no sex in politics we main
tain there should be no separate party
for women voters. We favor working
with and through The present politi-
cal nariics. but we believe The voters
should rcsnrN'e independence OF ludg-
mcnl and action aud refuse TO be gov
erned hy partisan consideration
when they conflict with The best In
forests IN the state.
I'VE demand clean elections and
clean and competent candidates Tor
Office. We believe no platform pro-
fessions can Justify unfit nominees.
"We hold That the state and local
politics the only true test OF a party s
Sincerity Is the character and ability
or IT'S nominees.
I've pledge ourselves 20 oppose all
candidates whose intention TO uphold
ire honor and welfare OF the State can
be Justly questioned"
10 annual dues are required for
membership IN the League and all
the officers give their services free
and pay their own personal expenses
The League Is appealing To- the mer
and women Of Delaware for mora
and financial support.
Although the program Is not ye
complete 10 is announced that OF
September 90 a luncheon will be hell
In the duBarry room OF the hotel. Mrs
George Foulk, or West Chester WI
hc ioasimistress. The speakers una
afternoon will include Mrs Rhet
nv the National Republican Bureau
Nrs Ellis Meredith OF Colorado, VIII
"a sent BY NE National Democrat
bureau Neither OF these speaker
VIII make partisan addresses In th
evening there will be a National Re
publican and a National Democrati
speaker who Will make partisan ad
dresses
On Thursday morning September r
citizenship schools viii be inaugural
Ga with Dean Winifred Robinson prt
sidinr. Mrs Oliver Johnson. on $
Louis. Mo. win he the instructor q
the school and will conduct thre
schools in Wilmington and othl
schools throughout the SLATE IN oct,
her. Mrs Johnson Will remain
Delaware until election day
Handlhooks on the city, state an
county government N Delaware ha'
been written by we'll known men
This slate and viii he on sale durlr
the convention Besides appearing
Fnclish the books have also be-
translated into Polish and Italian.
The program In detail for this tv
dav session viii be published in
few days
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
p d II E e S

Charles CuiTndcr of near New Cas-
tlc, recently celebrated his seventy
second birthday anniversary at his
home. A pleasant day was spent by
the many relatives and friends of both
MIR. and Mrs. Currinder. Both Mr.
aud Mrs. Currlnder enjoy health.
About a year ago, Mr. Currlnder sus-
tanned a broken hip. and although
slightly lam he Is able TO walk with
The aid Of a cane. Mr.. and Mrs Cur
rndcr have three daughters and one
son, the latter making his home with
his parents on The farm. They also
have fifteen grandchildren and two
t-gundchildren. one Of the fea-
lures Of The anniversary was the fam
Those attending this gathering
were: Mr. and Mrs Chas. Currnder.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grose. Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred Whiteman. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Frst. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cur
FINDER. Miss sarah smith, Mr.. and
/ Mrs Walter Smalley. Mr. and Mrs.
William Mhiiten. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
/ Robinson, Mrs. Lena Smith, Mrs. j.
/ Riggs, Alex. Biggs. Mr.. and Mrs. Ohas.
/ McElWee. Mr.. and Mrs Chas. l.. Grose,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Powell. Miss Fam
ME Cannon. Mrs Lide Leach
Watson Brackin, Harvey Williamson,
Herman Gray. John smith. Rodgers
lAltck. Robert Frist. Charles White
man, Harry Whiieman. Albert Edman'
son. Chas. Smalley. Richard BeersOn
Charles Smith. William Smith. Harold
Smith. Charles Currinder, Clarence
Whiicman. Walter McElwee. Alber
Smith. Walter Grose. William Whitten
Charles McElWec.
Misses Laura Grose, Dorothy Smith
Bessie GrOse. Anna Whitten. Mary
lBiggs Edith Currinder Dorothy Pow
,ell. Elisabeth Grose. Mildred Currnder
Hazel Currnder. Helen Currnder
Marguerite Currinder.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22

The Woman's Club Of Newport VIII
visit Philadelphia tomorrow. Mem
bers OF the club will leave this c'ty
on The Q O'Clock boat BOX luncheon
will be taken. Among the places OF
interest. that Will be visited are
Christ Church Betsy Ross Hous',
BENJAMIN Franklin's tomb, Carpenters
Hall, independence Hall ana Shot
The next meeting OF The club will be
held on October 4. at the home OF
Mrs. Jacob Ste.nbaker.
The annual election OF officers VIII
take place at this time.
Elsmere Civic Club viii hold a
dance on Friday evening .Septemb n
"a In Masonic Hall. Newport. Dane
/ ing viii begin at $40 o'clock and
continue until midnight. Music viii
be furnished by Jacobs orchestra
| This viii be the flrst dance OF INC
club this year. The club extends an
| invitation 10 an clubs In the commu'
nifty 10 take part in This inltia
I dance.
The next meeting Of the club viii
/ be- held on Wednesday evening, sep
| lembor %. in Elsmere presbyieriaI
] church. There VIII De sptO'N th
! irtailmenl Guests OF lhe evening
/ viii be the associated members.
The executive board Of the Della
ware Division OF the Internal ona
! sunshine society VIII meet on Ocio
bcr at sunshine Hall. 1909 Dela
ware avenue All m mbers are aske!
20 keep lhis date In mind as mucl
new bushes will be discussed q
ihs meeting.
Washington Heights Branch Of lh
! Sunshine society Will hold a bake ol
october Q in the Wilmington Ga
| Company's ofllce for The beneht %
MES. rolls and home-mad, bread ar
asked These may be senl TO the OF
foe OF the Gas Company on the morn
ing. or Will be called for II Mrs
] Frank C. Sparks, Ga West POT
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
DEFER DIOCEsAN MEETING

The annual meeIIng Of the W0-
mans Auxiliary Of the Diocese OF
Delaware will be held on October q
in lmmanuel p. +. Church, Whining
ton Due to the fact that the con-
secratiOn OF the Rev. Philip Cook,
rector Of St. Michaels and All
Angels Protestant Church Baltimore.
as Bishop Of Delaware viii be held
on October "a the auxiliary meeting
has been postponed until October 2i
The meeting will be an all day affair
Among those who will make address
es will be B shOp-elect Cook. who will
have many helpful suggestions ia
give TO all Episcopal women Of Del
aware.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
The Busy Kerchief
An EdnorIal BY he Society EdHorl

Twenty young people Wilmington adept In
the Of the handkerchief silent communication
with the other.
only mental masiadons the the code
per talking way usually
bad things that their
Ineligible.
Casket" printed for the guidance OF
o crop tells an about H. But 70 that
trying 10 useihe a a gnal
impossible the
chief al every motion indicated In the code"
timid girls left their untouched for fear
they might be inviting follow me- And through
handkerchief signal mems noses have been
punched by unr0manic fellow citizens
pleasure after years that drawing ihe
handkerchefs lips "desirous OF acuan
ance that taking by meant 'you too wling
drawing you drawing through ie
ou folding IT, Il wish to speak TO yomi nring
II right drawing iorehea
are ,xhedm - letting remain "you crIe
ting in the pocket present.; crUmplng e hand
am inpatient tying knot the Don't tell too much
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
ERFATERNITY DANCE.

The sixth annual dance Of the Mu
Gamma Kappa fraternity will be held
this year at the duBarry room OF the
Hotel dupont on December p.
This dance is looked forward TO
with much pleasure The committee
in charge has made elaborate ar
rangements. The committee to whom
application for tickets may be made
is composed Of T. Rosenblatt. phone
27O2 w: Edward Bernhard, 1881
and p. B. Kanofsky, 7737.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
GRAcF cHIIRCH sIppFR.

Anproxlmaiely 700 women Of Grqce
NJ. F. Church will attend The Septem-
her supper which will be held IN the
church house This evening. This Is the
first sumner of a series that The W0-
men OF the church VIII give This fan
tho Mildred" nifht Each Of the wO-
men connected with the program hav-
jRe the name Of Mildred Miss Mil
drcd Robertson will pres de- Piano
solos win be given nv Miss Mildred
Stout Miss Mildred Abbott Will con-
tribute rdadings and Miss VI ldred
Davis will sing
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
WOOL FLOWERs AND
TRIMMINGS FOR HATS.

For fall crocheled and eWbroidered
wool trimming for hats will be more
widely used than ever. Stiff geome-
trio designs embroidered on felt,
duvetyn. and velvet in all colors, II Is
said by designers, will be fashionable.
Wool embroidery on a net fOunda-
tion IL 1t is slightly raised, gives the
effect OF having been crocheted in
stead OF worked through the material.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
NpOWCO CLUE DANCE

Invita- Ons have been issued for
The lrsi dance Of the AlpOwro Pleas
nre Club 20 b. held October =. IN ih'
New Century Club This viii be The
oneninr dane Of mo c,iib. A ten
n'cce orchestra viii furnish music
The club has arranged five other
dances 90 be given during the season
% i920-2i
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
Clubs

street phone 1921 is notified, or
Mrs William w. Lewis, 23Oo Monroe
street, 60i5-J.
The FIRST fall meeting OF the Wash
inglon Heights Branch Of the sun
shine Soc ely will be held next Mon
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Samuel Il. Hill, 2i6 West Twenty-sec-
ond street. plans for the coming
winter work will be discussed.
Delaware Division Of the lnierna-
tional sunshine Society Will hold a
rummare sale on or around October
a. al ia Tatnall street, Donations
will be gladly received. Mrs, W. NJ.
stevenson. ii9 West Twenly-second
street Is chairman Of the sale ana
will be glad TO have articles sent TO
her.
Narshalllon Civic Club will hold a
bake on saturday afternoon on the
school lawn. The sale Will begin at
9 o'clock There will be on sale
home made bread. pes. rolls cakes
and many other kinds Of goodies
| one OF the features OF the sale VII
I be- the fresh crullers These are tI
/ be baked on the lawn.
one new member was admitted ID
/ the Womcn's Civic Club Of Richard
SON Park at the meeting held yester
day at The home OF Mrs. Wynard Bay
/ lis The meeting was well ATTENDED
and plans were discussed for the win
| ter's work.
4 report OF the bake held last sat
urdav al lhe Elmhurst store SHOWED
| s35 had been made from 10. Mrs. JONI
| pOorc. chairman OF The bake, extend
/ 10 am club members and friends thank
FOR the generous donations and sup
port The next meeting Will be Oc
/ ioher D. the place OF the meeting u
be announced later.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
nm. SIiMWALT TALKS TO GIRLS.

Speaking before Young W0men's
Christian Association girls in Wollas-
ton Hall. last night. the Rev. DR.. John
W. r. Sumwalt, pastor OF Grace NJ. r.
Church. warned against everest mai
ing ones character and abilities.
"Self-imporlance." he declared, "is
keeping back many young people from
an efficiency they might otherwise
have" As a corrective Dr. Sumwalt
advocated periodical stock-taking Of
habits and character.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
PANEL VEST ADDS ...
49, SMARTNESS TO GOWN

The new panel vest is eXlremtly ly
popular. II is worn with serge frochs
and is a double-breasted vest win a
wide double-p0inted panel III enns
in Two large tassels which reach The
hem OF the skirt.
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