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wANTED-HELP.
MALE-C0n1lnucd.

YOUNG MAN, in large real estate ONCE; one
with rent department experience preferred:
good chance for advancement: $50 per week to
start. Answer. stating age and experience.
Box 225-R. Star Office.
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ENGINEERS.
DESIGNERS.

Heating and ventilating;
young graduate engineers ia
miliar with design and install
lation. Steam power plant
engineers familiar with lay
out and design OF turbo-gen-
orator systems. Conveyor
engineers for installation and
maintenance; conveyor de-
signers familiar with various
systems.
The Factory Office Employ
ment Dept,
THE GOODYEAR TIRE
& RUBBER CO.,
Akron, Ohio.
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WANTED-HELP.
lEMAI.E DOMESTIC-COnti

M
MAID-G.neral housework; no washing: three
in family. Apt. 80. The Oakland. .oo6 Column
MAID for family Of four. Apply 1915 Park
road Apt. ].
NURSE for > children; references required.
Apt. SO. the Cairo -
NURSE, white. experienced, for
girl 2 years old; salary, $50.
Phone CIevc. 1886. 2Sl2 Ord
way st.
NURSE or mothers helper: have little girl 3
years old and infant month old: prefer set
tied person, capable and willing; must be es-
p@1Gneed and have , m Sea Mrn hong
Forst. 2702 Wisconsin ave
TWO coIored girls; small family; near Rock
Creek bridge: cook. laundry ana Homework;
wages. SIG and So Address BOX
2s2-R. Star office. -
WAITRESS experienced in irs-ciass boarding
hous. best wages and extras. 1901 18th St,
corner Park I'd. Pc
WANTED Chambermaid. 1921 18th st, NV. .
WANTEDCapable colored woman for general
homework: family of three $40; references re-
i 3sis. liS' Madison ST. NV none "a r''
WHITE COOKIE private family; stay nights;
Chevy Chase: foreigner preferred. Phone Col.
1914 or kensington l2o-M. "a
WOMAN for general housework or halliday 5
work. 1928 Mass. ave. NV.
WOMAN, colored. experienced in care of ba-
bies 1ol1 Monroe st. NV. 26'
WOMAN for general housework; references
required ISL Adams Mill I'd. Col, 14"3
WOMAN for general housework. 4l3o 9th st.
NV. Col. 1851. 2iS
WOMAN for general homework in family Of
four adults: stay nights if preferred. Lall
after q o'clock at 1iGS Newton st. NV. "a
MAIDS l cook and Iaundress and waitress
and chambermaid for in family; must stay
nights; good references required. Tel. 2l2l
Le Roy p. %
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WANTED-Tboroughly experienced installment
collector; good salary to right man; no other
need apply; must have wheel. Pcttit's, eth
and Fl SITS. NV.
WATCHMAN, able bodied white man, for
warehouse; hours. ) pm. to IL midnight: best
references required; elderly man preferred; ap-
ply at once; $12 per week. Address Box 1877 Il.
Star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN. 20 to 30, wanted by large cor
poration; unusual opportunity with excelle at
graduate preferred; location Washington; sal
airy. $50 to $50 week. depending on man.
Apply by letter giving full Information. In
terview arranged later. Address Box 17oR,
Star office.
YOUNG MEN wanted -four, of neat sppea r.
ance. TO sell goods trains: SIS cash security
and blue suit required. Union News Company
once No. 3. basement. Terminal station. east
side entrance 2Ss
YOUNG country lad TO learn florist business
Apply Blackistone. 14th and H SITS.
YOUNG MAN-$30 per week after completing
or short intensive stenographie course. We
guarantee the position. Open Monday. Wed
Lesday and Friday evenings.
Enroll now-Don't watt
New class-I10w rate.
STEWARDS BUSINESS COLLEGE
Main s671. Mr.. Ha!es.
120e F st. NV.
REAL OPPORTUNITY for ambitious men
lies in the field Of accountancy-the highest
paid profession IN the world. An organize ton
of nationally known c. p. As 10 seeking such
within . few months in spare time. Write or
call for complete Information. InteTna tional Ac-
eountants' Society. 61s Colorado bldg. Once
open until pm.
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FL RNTTU RE.

DINING SUITE. oak; hand
some oak sideboard. carved
clawfoot china closet. table. o
side chairs and one armchair.
44l9 18th st. Phone Col. S52S.
No dealers.
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NAID-G.neraI homework: no washing: tlree
in family. Apt 80, The Oakland. 2oo6 Column
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FOUND
LOST.

COLLIN sable and white, female. Apply AMI
nal Keseee League. $40 Maryland ave. a.w.
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statesmen,

DRUG CLERK-Cnregistered. but must be ex-
perienced and show good references; oppor-
tunity for right man! Address Box 156R,
Star office
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WANTED-AT ONCE
ST'ENOCRApHFR

WANTED-AT ONCE
STENOGRAPHER
Only those with experience need apply.
Apply Department of Supplies and Motor We
hicies, Chesapeake ana Potomac Telephone
Company, 725 18th st. NV.
WE REQUIRE the services of
young lady cashier. If you
can fill the position apply to
Manager. Saks & Co.
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WANTED-HELP.
FEM1LE-Con1inucd.

We have travelling and city positions open for
the right woman: she does not need to bc an
experienced saleslady. but she must be ambi-
tious and willing to devote a certain amount
of spare time in study to equip herself prop
erly: for the right woman VIC have real
chance to earn from s.. 600 year and better;
give phone number. il any. Address Box 116R.
Star office. 2J'
WHITE GIRL, good, to take charge OF dining
ROOM must have experience: good wages. room
YOUNG LADIES, ambitious workers. stenog-
raphers. typewriters. you can earn three times
as much a. you are making now by learning
French. and especially Spanish. Hundreds of
inquiries come to us about openings with prom
inent export houses all over the country. We
can coach you and direct you to Of those
positions. Fee for instruction only Sl5. Con-
gressional Institute Suite 52l-524 Bond bldg
YOUNG LADIES, several. experienced in sham
pooling and massaging. also several marcel
waivers: excellent salary; permanent position
Apply 525 18th st. NV.
YOUNG LADY wanted to do bookkeeping and
make herself generally useful in refined busi-
ness. Adler, the Engraving Shop, 72s N3th
st. NV.
YOUNG LADY to assist in clerical work:
moderate salary to begin. Address Box AIR
Star office.
YOUNG LADY BOoKKEEPER with expert
ence. Apply bookkeeper's office. the Palais
Royal. 11th and G.
YOUNG LADY. to learn marking and sorting !;
must be quick and active; good pay; white
Apply Tolman Laundry. 9Th spd SITS. NV.
FOE OFFICE CLERICAL WORK WITH
ACCURATE AT FIGURES. GIVE AGE. EnI'
CATION AND EXPERIENCE IN WRITING;
TO BOX 226-M, STAR OFFICE.
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GIRLS at our soda fountain. Christiani Drug
Co 9th and Pa ave 90
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WANTED-Thoroughly experienced installment
collector; good salary to right man: no other
need apply: must have wheel. Pcttit's, 9TH
and SITS NV,
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LADY to clerk in dry goods
store, with some experience in
hosiery and underwear preferred j;
permanent position, with chance
for promotion. Apply Burch's
Dry Goods Store. 8O6-8O8 H st.
ne. 20
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.RoCERY STORE for sale; fine stand; good
.eat.oa, Call =. 713 U st. E... 2Ss
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FEMALE.

/ FEMALE.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON, either sex
may earn splendid income corresponding for
uewspapers; all or spare time; experience un-
necessary; no canvassing; subjects suggested.
Send for particulars. National Press Bureau.
Buffalo. N. Y. 90
ASSISTANT in dancing; young lady; one to
learn. Apply 40 9th NV.
BUSINESS LIKE WOMAN, capable, ambitious.
opportunity for advancement for right person;
references required; previous experience
necessary. but preferred. Address Box 73R,
Star od1ce.
CAMERA MODELS for art posters-Pose Sun
days ~ evenings; don't phone; don't come;
write. stating price, giving age. complexion
weight, height. etc. Arthur. 1ll1 Eye St NV
CAPABLE WOMAN for head nurse for small
institution. Address. in detail. Box 1i3-R,
Stag office.
CHOCOLATE DIFFERS wanted; experienced
only; good wages and good hours. Apply White
Candy Kitchen. 725 9th st. nv. 24e
COMPETENT salesladeis for
coat, skirt and suit department.
Must be thoroughly experienced.
Good salary, permanent position,
with excellent opportunity for
advancement. Address Box
226-R, Star office.
COMPTOMETER OPERATORsIseversI expert
enced operators required; salary, $125 month.
Write, phone or call 3O1 Munsey bldg, Main
sos. Felt & Tarrant Mfg. Co. 25s
EFFICIENT TENOGRAPHER--Prefera one
familiar with patent Office work. State ex-
perience. Address Box 273-R, Star office.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26
5000 Par ChlOpie.
cYch Trzewik6W

Czarne 1 bronEowe trzewiki
dla chiopc6W ! cielsceI skory.
sserokie. butcher toremne
fasony oraz buckle storm trze-
wiki. Goodyear sJyte podeszwy,
bardzo income 4 Nytrzymate
trsewiki 81 do 13i EO.29
wart. 90 $500. spec WV
va so6ote para IA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26
Il Wedr6Wek XIV.
neblewskie 60.
Nie8wykfa ofiarnos6 Polonii W
South Bend,

w swoich wedrowkach Pc skiadce
ma Uniwersytet Lubelski z~nalazlem
sic / w South Bend W d. 81 listopada,
Przyjal mic | nasza sprawe z otwar,
tent ramiony, proboszcz Jadwigo-
wa W So. Bend, X. zuchowicz C. S,
c. l jego rezydent X. kan. Mard. Roz
poczalem swa prace Cd koscioia ia
dwigowskiego kazaniami / kolekta,
to samo przeprowadzifem l W innych
trzech parafiach, W ciagu jedneJ
niedzieli wypowiadajac szest
p%rzem6wieh. w poniedzialek odwie-
dzilem szkoly parafialne cafego So
Bend. Sprawl Uniwersytetu Luhel-
skiego zyskafa sobie tn goracych
rzecznikow W os5bach wyzej wymie-
nionych ~kaplanow, oraz reszty pro-
boszcz6w: X. x. Osadnika, Marci-
niaka / Cory. Lud polski | katolicki
okazai tn umiiowanie spraw ojczy-
stych, a szczeg6lniej dbafoSt o wy
chowanie i wyksztalcenie m'odziezy
W Ojczyznie, co wobec botszewickiej
propagandy W Pclsce, stale sic jed
mem z najwazniejszych zagadnien
chwili. - Dobry ,rezultat kole&ty
L '-
dzieciecei zawdzieczyt MUSIC stara-
MON o to S. s. sw. Krzy&a, Nazare-
tanek | Felicyanek.
Otto sunny zebrane ma Uniwersytet
Lubelski W South Bend - par.
sw. Jadwigi u X. Zychowicza s725.OO
Object $225.G0)i par. sw. Wojcie-
cha u X. Osadnika $4,000 (dzieci
$4,000; par. sw. Stanislawa u K.
Marciniaka $294.00 (dzieci $140);
par. sw. Kazimierza $4,000 tdzie-
CT s112.00).
Hojna pomoc W East Chicago.
Kolekta parafialna I szkolna W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26

MA MoRDER-
SILVA.

Zazdrosc kopkurencyjna pomie
dry wiaScicielami dwu przedsie-
biorstw dorozek acknowledged
w Chicago Heights staia sic po-
wodem morderstwaF Charlesa
IGriese. bylego aldermana tego
przedmieScia, oraz zranienia je-
so zony. Jake winny tel zbrodni
znaiduje sic przytrzymany ma sta
cyl p~olicyjnei Joseph Marconi, pc
nadto xas policya poszukuie Jo-
zefa Sanpucci, oskarzonego o
wsp6ludzial z morderca. Stree
lanina fatalna wywiazaia sic kro-
-tko pc poinocy kolo dworca ko-
le;owego The Chicago and East
ern Illinois r. R., Griese zaS
zmar} w szpitalu pod nazwa st.
James Hospital, ME odzyska-
wszy pred smiercia przytomno-
sci.
PAM Griese sprzedaia byla swe
go czasu swe przedsiebiorstwo
automobil6w do najecia Marconie
mu, ostatnio jednak otworzyia
zn6w podobne pod nazwa The
.Griese Taxicab Co., co oczywi-
seize ME podobalo. sic Marconie7
mu. Totez, spotkawszy ia ma
dworcu, zaczai on jej robic obel-
1--WE wymowki. Kobieta powro-
Ella do domu i poskarzyia sic me-
FOWL, poczem oboje powrocili ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26
TRzEcH BANDYToW PREY
A SIZE.

Walter Murphy przyznai sic
wczoraj ma STACY policyjnej W
dystrykcie rzezalnianym. re wraz
z dwoma iunymi bandytami wci7
gnai Geo. O. Marsha, balwierza
z Dixon, ILL.,, do zauika, gdzie go
obili we trojke do nieprzytomno-
sci, obrabowali i nagiego niemal
zostawili ma iaske losuN Murphy
jest bratem Big Tim" Murphy
ego, prezesa uni zamiataczy u
lie. Marsh znajduje sic W szpita-
III powiatowym z rozbita czasz-
ka i stan jego jest bardzo grozny.
Ma on take wybite iedno oko i
oderwane w walce z bandytami
jedro ucho.
Cieszacy sic iuz rekordem kry-
minalnym William c. Fitzgerald
j Tohn P. Carol z Pittsburgha,
towarzysze Murphy'egb, ziozyli
r6wniez juz zeznania, re brazil u
dziai w tym napadzie. :
Bandyci ci zapoznali sic z
Marshem w SrodmieSciu, a ponie
waz byi on dostatnio ubrany j
dosyG homie wyrzucai pieniadze,
sqdzili. re Jest bogatym cziowie-
KEN. Wywabili go eaten W dy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26

Skladam ma tenn miejscu stokrot-
ne podziekowanie ksiezom probosz-
czom, Siostrom Nauczycielkom, pa
| dzieciom South Bend !
East Chicago "a to hojna ofiare -
kt6ra bedzie nam dowodem jak mas i
mlodzie5 kochacie / o niej pamieta-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26

East Chicago u X. prob. Budnika
dosiegia $531.55, CO dowodzi o ro-
wnej ofiarnoSci ma cele wychowania
m}odego pokolenia / tomtejszych pa
rattan, do ktorych przemawialem W
kosciele W d. IA listopada try ra-
zy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26

dworzec, a znalazlszy tam Marco
niego i Sanpucciego, zazadali cd
Mich satysfakcyi. Wywiazaia sic
bojka, podczas ktorej Marcon'
wyciagrai revolver z wspomnia
nym wyzej rezultatem.
OLBRZYMI HOTEL,
Wczoraj nastapiio otwarcie
nowego wielkiego hotelu PREY
Michigan ave. i Lake Shore
Drive, ktory znajduje sic pod "a
rzadem braci Tracy c. i John B.
Drake, synow zmariego Johna
ID. Drake z hotelu Blackstone.
Nowy hotel posiada Is pietr i 800
pokoi i odznacza sic estetyczna
prostota. Koszt jego wynosi osm
i pol miliona dolarow.
L1CZBA OFlAR AUTOMOBl-
LOW DOSZLA 52S.
Liczba ofiar, ktore w tym roku
zginely w Chicago W w~ypadkach
acknowledged, powiekszyla sic
wczoraj o 2 i doszla cyfry SIS.
Piecioletni Fred Van Hooser,
kt9ry zostal najechany przez all
tomobil E. Krone'go z. pnr. 1910
Z. 62 ul., zmari w Michael Reese
Hospital, wskutek odniesionych
W tel katastrofie obrazeh. NJ
chat Mielcahski, lat 70, Fam. pnr.
logs Webster ave-, ktory we sro-
de zostat najechany przez auto
mobil kompanii Diamond Cab,
powozony przez ArtuTa Schue-
terra, zmari wczoraj rowniez
wskutek tego w szpitalu sw,
Elzbiety.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26
Groserye i Mieso po Rzeczywisc

Ritters pomidOro
wy catsup wv
Najlepsze Wisconsin crea
merry masio, ca
funt Wv
M. 8 dObre pOmi I q
dory, puszka 4AC
;! y: l % n~s,t Domi3 3c
Galvanic bale myd8o do
y prania, 10 kar IOo
III wa&k6w TON
Swieio upalaRa Santos
g k.wa' funt PC
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26

1Gklam Jest podsnw@ nc1ScA
crzedsiebiorstw amerykAhskich, wteu
1 przemyslowiec polski doorse HOoi,
ieteli stale rekamowac bedde sw6j
tnteres " DzIHNNIKU CHICAGO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26

&c W SrodmieSciu, IL 100000 pasa
zer6w tramwajowych, ktorzy CO.
dziennie przybywaja do srodmie
seia, mus. skutkiem tego jechac
dc domu o 8 minut diuzej nilby
IA to byio trzeba czasu, gdyby
ulice ME byiy zatamowane auto
mobAami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26

Taczki z mocnej sta
II malowane ma czer'
wony kolor, koiSo z
lanego zelaza, :: Vi.
bardzo mocno. war
ts 'l.+', CSC
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26

Prawie ka4dy polski agent real
noSciowy oglasza sic W DZIENNIKU
CHICAGOrr-rN DO nieiednokrotnie
przekonal sic. Re tn najlepiej mu sic
opiaca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26
KAPELuszE

~ soh.,,s xrobilisnly specialna wy
-sd,5 NJ dsteciecych bobro'!ych kane
iusEEach. Te kapelpsze sa oardzo $40
soyne dia dzieci / moga bye noszo-
ne do srkoiy jak " niedzlcle. -
Dcdsiecie mogi zna!ete kspelusze We
wszystkich fasonach. Ladnie uorane
Nstazkami hub przepasane
fsdTabna. warte do $3.50. co 0R
Specja,na wsrtoSe ma "
sobote tyiko DO. ...!...
e-Eie pietro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26

strykt rzezalniany pod pozorem.
re sic tam razem zabawia, po-
czem go tam napadli. Gdy sic O.
kaza{o, re Marsh ME ma wcalc
wiele pieniedzy, zdarli z niego
ieszcze w dodatku porzadne u.
branie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26

DeIegat Uniwersytetu Lubelskiegc
X. w. Kneblewski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26

u Graf ~hydroplan
IA cali dfugi, biaio
emaljowany, ma czer
wune Smigi. bardzo
Sliczna zabawka ola
s d, FPS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26

$1,000 biurko, zrobio
ne Z solidnej debiny,
5 ~przedzialek W u
ku oraz krzesio do
biurka, Specialize ma
, u 8.9S
Ata niekrn-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26

Auto Graf autonobil
straay p~ozarnej 10
call dfugi ma 3 dra-
biuy, malowany czer
wono /, lotto bardzo
iadna Ia 90
bawka. ASoO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-21
Hearty Things for Luncheon.

The one-dish luncheon is something
that is known In good many house.
holds at present That is. there is one
main dish. with accomplishments such
bread and butter. pickles. olives or
jelly. and perhaps fresh fruit.
Here are some good luncheon dishes
for this sort OF meal. They are nour-
fishing. hearty enough to keep one
from getting hungry before dinner.
Turkish Pilaf.-Three pounds neck
Of lamb, well cracked, two cups or
more Of tomato juice, salt. pepper and
little red pepper, rice.
Cook the meat, well covered with
water, until tender. Slow cooking Is
meat is tender add the tomato juice
and for each cup of liquid add one
tablespoon of rice when the liquid is
boiling. Season and cook. When the
mixture is thick, place it around the
meat, which should be hot. This
amount should serve large family.
Tomato Bisque.-One can tomatoes
one onion. one cup oat meal. one stalk
celery, three pints water, one pinch
Soda one tablespoon butter. one tea
spoon salt, one teaspoon sugar.
Boil tomatoes. oat meal, celery and
onion in water slowly for two hours
Strain and add other ingredients. Sim
mer for twenty minutes and serve.
Spanish Michael-Two cups maca-
roni broken into one-inch lengths
one quart canned tomatoes. one
minced green pepper, one minced
onion, one-half cup boiled ham cut
into bits. one teaspoon salt. one salt
spoon pepper.
Cook the macaroni in quart OF
boiling water and when tender add
the tomatoes and cook for quarter
of an hour longer. Fry the onion and
pepper in a little bacon fat until just
brown and then add, with seasoning
and ham, to the macaroni and tomato.
Cook for ten minutes longer and
serve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-21
Watering the Garden.

If you cannot water all the garden
every day. make systematic plan
out. lust as you would about the
weekly cleaning of the house. And
remember that no watering is better
than a bare sprinkle of the surface of
the earth 1t is far better to water a
plant only once a week and then to
soak it's roots and the earth far be-
low it's roots. than it is to sprinkle it
every day. For watering the top OF
the soil calls the roots to the surface
for water. and makes the plant weak
and unable to endure the very heat
and drought from which you are try
ing to protect it. Deep watering
draws the roots down into the earth,
and then when a real drought does
come. the plant is able to find some
moisture.
There are some plants that do not
need frequent watering, It is a safe
rule to water plants in bud or blossom
more literally than those that have
already Powered which do not need such
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-21
LITILESI0RlES
'6rbEDTlnE
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
An Honest Member of the Rat
Family.

An honest name is worth far more
Than all the wealth that one can store.
Old Mother Nature.
Every one. even Prickly Perky, was
on hand to hear more about the Rat
family, for there wasn't one who
wasn't personally acquainted with
one or more members of it.
yesterday" began Old Mother Ma
ture, IT told you that today l would
tell you about some of the cousins of
Robber the Rat who are not bad.
But first I must tell you about one
who while not as bad as Robber is
none too good. / am sorry to say,
and so isn't thought well of. He
and his name is Little Robber the
Cotton Rat. Though small for Rat.
being little larger than Striped Chip
munk, he looks the little savage that
he is.
HE has short legs and is rather
thick bodied. looking much like an
overgrown Meadow Mouse with a long
tail. The latter is not naked like
Robbers, but the hair on it is very
short and thin. In color he is yell
lowish brown above the whitish I'M
derneath. His fur is longer and
coarser than that of other native
Rats.
ne lives III Olu ucluS, dIoH6 UTILITIES
and hedges, and in similar places
where is plenty of cover to hide him
from his enemies. He burrows in the
ground and usually has nest of dry
grass there. though often in sum-
mer his nest is on the surface of
the ground. He does not live in and
around the homes of men as Robber
the Brown Rat does. but he does
great deal of damage by stealing
grain in the fields. He eats all kinds
Of grain, many seeds and meat when
he can get it. He is very destruc-
tive to eggs and young of ground
nesting birds. He has a bad temper
and will fight savagely. He has sew
eral large families in the course of
year. Foxes, Owls and Hawks are
his chief enemies.
But there are other members of
the Rat family far more interesting
and quite worth knowing. One of
these is as honest as Robber is dis
honest. He is Trader the Wood Rat
| in some parts of the Far West called
the Pack Rat and in the mountains
| known as the Mountain Rat. Wher-
ever he is found his habits are much
the same, and make him one of the
most interesting of all the little peo-
pie who wear fur.
Next to Jerry Muskrat. he is the
| largest of the native Rats-that is,
of the Rats who belong in this coun-
try. He is about two-thirds the size
of Robber the Bfown Rat. Though
he is Of the same general shape. so
that you would know at once that he
is related to Robber, he is III all other
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frock Of this type would be positively
more modish than the wrinkleless
creation she was wearing! So It is all
matter of association. You didn't as
sociats this type of frock with well
dressed women and now you do.
But It really IL a gay little frock-
isn't it7-with its three straight short
fiounces for skirt made of q checked
design Of English Saline and the
basque bodice made of plain wolfe
to match the background Of the
Saline. with nothing in the way of
sleeves save such covering as the
shoulders may gather from the collar
of wolfe.
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A Gay Little Frock.

Old Mother Nature. TIN coming to
that. He is called Trader because his
greatest delight is in trading. He is
born trader if ever there was one.
He is honest. He doesn't steal as
other members of his family do. but
trades That is. he puts something
back in place of what he takes. It
may be little chips or pebbles or
anything else handy. but whatever
it is, it is something to replace what
he has taken. You see. he means to
pay for what he takes. He just loves
to trade.''
Copyright, 1920, by r W. Burgess)
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OfMterest TO Women
CONCERNING THE FASHION CHANGES.
BY ANNE arTTENHoUsE.

One really does have to weather
good many fashion changes before one
Is competent to come to conclusions
concerning dress tendencies that are
based upon anything more than mere
externals. 1t Is not in ones first en-
counters with clothes that one learns
that in fashions, as in most else mum