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Arizona republican., 1920-06-05

After Divorce Come Memories of an
 Enraptured Love
 q remember how my father and mother parted" said Ann. l" When love is dead my father began in a dramatic sort of way. Love is never dead for yousmy dear said my mother Tt is always waiting-just around the corner Then she opened the door wide and my father passed out. He forgot to kiss me goodbye"
 That stopped out talk for a few min utes. Perhaps mother and Chrys were thinking, just as I was, that we ought
Arizona republican., 1920-06-05

NEW YORK-It remained for dancer to figure in the most respect able" divorce suit that has ever been brought in the New York courts.
 Helen c. Moller. whose costumes have made the tired business man gasp, is "the other woman" in the case. But even lawyers for the wife concede that she has been merely the victim of circumstances.
 Miss Afoller thought she was mar ried to Robert Alfred Poole. a wealthy English business man. Poole thought he was married to her. Poole and his first wife had been divorced several years ago in Italy at least he thought they had been. But there were technical defects in the Italian proceeding, so Mrs. Poole sued here again
 Justice Tompkins strengthened mat ters out by granting her an interlocu- | tory decree of divorce.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-05
NATURES WISDOM
lWashington starl

"A woman can't learn to throw a baseball straight" remarked Mir. Raf- ferty as he paused to observe some athletic practice.
 No" said Mir. Dolan; 'no more than she can a flatiron or a stove lid or a rollin' pin. And isn't it the wise provi- sion of naturei"
Arizona republican., 1920-06-05
ADVENTURES OE THE TWINS Iv Olive Robexty Bartcra.
AN ARGUMENT


  had little She 6 O this How we you,y your maj he a tngst" little lady First wish my velvet
 
  honeysuckle
Arizona republican., 1920-06-05

Avis Nick brushed her a hiskbroom hungry" why said Nancy puzzled t tsveryc curious ou them mixing anything at all in of h veryb test
  in he A olenI" "saidN
  breaho of i to ed babies was.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-05

Menu for Tomorrow
 Breakfast Strawberries, hominy kr1ddle cakes, syrup, coffee. v v @1uncheon-Crab meat in ramekins, Barker House rolls, nut cookies, tea. s sDinner-Tomato bouillon, macaroni with cheese, whole wheat bread and butter. spinach, celery salad, rhubarb rlldding, cooffee
 My Own Recipes Ef This meatless dinner is especially tempting during the first warm days of spring. The soup is nourishing and Stimulating to the appetite. The whole wheat bread supplies the bulk. The spring diet is as important and diff cult to plan as at any time of year. Constant watchfulness is necessary to keep every member of the family in good health and spirits.
 Hominy Griddle Cakes
 2 cups warm cooked hominy. IT cup milk.
 The trouble with the bol- shevist is that he confuses his principles with the other fellows potatoes.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-05
STATE ID SETTLE
 BILLS BY JUNE 3O

In order to avoid complications for the state as well as the merchants all bills for state supplies will be paid be- fore the end of the fiscal year on June 30. according to the statement made yesterday by Clayton Bennett, secre- tary 10 the board of directors of state institutions.
 Mir. Bennett said that the state -vas
Arizona republican., 1920-06-05

asking every merchant with whom 1t did business to send in their bills at the earliest possible moment that the bills for the year might be paid during that year No purchases will be made for state institutions after June 15, he said
 A number of bills that were hold overs" from the last fiscal year have not yet been settled and a relief bill may have to be passed by the legisla,- ture before the matter is cleared. It is to avoid complications of this char acter that the state is urging mer- chants to render their claims promptly.
 TAKING HIM AT HIS WORD Reggie-I adore you. I would go to the furthermost ends of the earth for you.
 Miss Bute-When can you start?
 -O--
 OUGHT TO HAVE UNION CARDS Jud Tunkins says he can't under stand why the regular fortune tellers haven't formed a 'sociation to put the ouija board out of business.
 MADE HIM
 Isn't Blank a self-made man2" NO, machine made; he invented successful typewriter
Arizona republican., 1920-06-05

1 cup water.
 IF cups flour.
 eggs
 1 teaspoon salt.
 Mix in the order given, beating eggs well before adding. Bake on a hot greased griddle.
 Grab Meat in Ramekins 1 cup crab meat (canned). tablespoons butter. IF tablespoons flour
 1 cup milk.
 F teaspoon salt.
 2 egg yolks.
 Paprilxa.
 Make a sauce by melting butter. stirring in flour and adding milk slow ly. Season with salt and paprika. Add yolks of eggs and beat well. Add crab meat and mix lightly but thoroughly. Turn into buttered ramekins, set in a pan of hot water and bake in moder- ate oven for 20 minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

N A N a G L R-Substantial Misunderstanding
corporation wants capable men to On.
tRblish branch and manage salesman:
500 10 1880 necessary. You handle own
money. Will allow eIpenses.to Baltimore
SECRETARY. ais North Howard Street bai.
tirnofe. Nd. ,..s, 80 "a, 4 =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
SALESM

SALESMEN.
A iasga and wcli-catablished manufac-
turinR concern presenting a well-rnad dc
liEe Of MILDLY blouSes and chIld-Nn's
dresses protected by trade mark wish Ia
hthr from highly succrBsfui sn luHmen with
Virginia
We arm only Interested in succnssful
men who are thoroughly. familiar with
this line and who can represent our In
tcrc3ts SxclEa!vcly or In connec ton with
other lines OF reputation.
This is = splendid opportunity To as
snc!ats with IL large. progressive orruni-
cation. Full particulars us TO experience
prssen: territory covercd. lines carried
and annual business. Will facilitate ar
ENGAGEMENTS
NJ AND X MANUFACTURING CO..
Baltimore. Md.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
PAINT SALESMAN.

Large out-of-town con-
Germ wants experienced
paint salesman to travel
North Carolina; one who
has solicited manufacture
ing trade preferred. Ad-
dress l. 776, care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

TEACHERa, sstuderts, INTEL gent 8 men or
womnn. t@G TO SIS weekly for summer
work: 81 To- f169 an hour sparo Tina, j.
W. zierler.) Fhiladeiphia. $50 4 , &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

SINGLE white man. run fnr;n tractor:
- good wages. Martin * Co. SIS East
- IOCk CLERK wanted BY wholesale
mouse. Give experience and references
when replying. OIL. cnre Times Dis
SURFACE CLIMBER or surface urinder
ana btnchman. Permanent position.
NTH adVhncement TRANSFORMATION Dc Id.
write Iull particulars first letter. Ehrichs.
i.ynchburG. Va.
TEACH ERS--S3ci ence. manual training. az
IlSniturc: hundreds others. Salaries
hiEh-all States. Enroll free. Cline Teach
eIs- Agency. Columbia. $40.
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MANAGERIAL AND EXECUTIVE
OPPORTUNITY.

II you are not Ha,ished with the
limitations OF your present posi-
ton: II you are earnestly in
search OF an opportunity as lin
it!css In scope as your own ability:
II you would like TO dictate tho
denomination OF your own weekly
pay voucher. II your qualifications
will bear rigid Investigation. then
write today for fuller particulars
of this appeal Of an established
brokerage for few real men 10
reprercnt us In Richmond. II $40.
care Timra- Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wautcd-Fcn,nle

WANTED-N preceptrcss or College
~, mother Ia college for young women:
TO tHnch,ng duties: subsrviYional. Must
n an, good ,1 ,pp Meets college guests
from N. z. and Washington. and three
hours hour, from BaitlmoIe and phiindcinhia.
Address l.. 77S carc Times Dispatch,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

Sal. IssMlIN monthly scllinE new
save ny. 70 so per cent gasoline: so miles
per gallon made with Ford: sold on
inoney-hack guarantee: one sample free.
strhnsky Vapo-izer Co. 500. Pnkwana.
$. Oak.
ShLESNEN--Wanted By 4 reliable Rich
.Qond couccrn. gond statesmen. coming
in contact with auto dealers and repair
mon in Va. and \. G.. TO handle on COM
miasion basis good line Of he cossary auto
mubilc parts. very easy TO sell good OPP
portGnity tor live sn!osmen. II 49,. cure
'fiInea-Dispatc h.
Statesmen for Tinest auto device over In
vented for all cars. Sells on sight every
where. Good FOR $40 week and up. TX
perirnce unnecessary. Free territory. Elk
elusive contract. ABSOLUTELY new: don't
SELL NECESsI TIos--Every6ody needs
and buys the business Guide" bryant
g days. sand for sample. ms free
SELL. TIRES direct to car owner: 3013 nom
sSie. tll.75 Tubes. t2S; other Blzes In
paid weekly. Experience or capital nm
neceHsary. Auto Tire Clearing House, 1900
Wcat 18th. Chicago.
sTDE-LINE sALESMEN-Every person in
business Is n prospect for ADVERTISING
psncils; we have the most popular lima
nj right prices: liberal Commission paid
ordnra. Paramount Pencil Co, CONNER
cial Bldg. Nashville. Tenn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

WANTED n first class auto mechanic; one
familiar, with .aoidinK: also good cur.
wages and hours. Apply George C. White
&c. SON. North Eth St ~. s,,E.... ~ y >
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

SPECIAL. AGENT--A fire insurance com.
,paly desires special agent primarily for
Virginia: but also Maryland and part OF
West. virginia. A vlrgln!an preferred
with .eEnerinnce and acauslntan ceship
through the State. Address + sss. care
''"e'-D'apa'en ~.
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Poultry and Supplies

ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE-More eggs or
r, money back. The money. paid for
Il hens, when fed Purinn Chicken Chow
DER with Purina Scratch Feed as directed.
do NOT lay more eggs than when fed auy
other ration. Brauer Sc HASTEN. Distribu-
Tors. 1905 +. Cary ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

DREGGiSr--Wantcd. registered assistant
or !nan with experiences. small town. |,
713. care TimeS Dispatch. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

DIR GGiSr--Hegistegci or assistant reg
istcrcd druggist: permanent: good houry
EitzhuGh Rroa. Co. Ghariottcsvilie. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

DitUGGI S1-Wantcd. registered or regs-
tered assistant drugEist on or after 18th
Good pay and good hours. Apply Box
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SECURITY statesmen

Wanted. four statesmen who arc
accustomed TO interviewing men
OF affairs: four statesmen with
satisfactory references as 10 char
acter and ability. who can qualify
under the Virginia law. also meas
u'e up TO ouE standards. which arc
high. To four statesmen who Will
follow IN leads and irtelIigently
represent an established company.
increasing Its capital 10 enlarge
Its output. we offer an attractive
proposition IN tho sale of an ISSUE
OF preferred stock. For personal
Interview. which Ia absolutely
necessary. address c Oh. caro-
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
ANOTHER HATCH.

BARRED Plymouth Rocks eggs. reduced
prices now from prize maunEs; cir
culars free. F., Burlington. Highland
Park. Phone Madison 1901
DuckS-For sale. ducks and 1 drake
EGGS. hens, cockcrcIs. for sale very
chrap; heavy laying from best blood
Rhode Island Reds. Indian Runner ducks
pricrs1 Northside Poultry Yards al00
N!rSina Ave: Randolph T+l-J.
EGGS. for Matching. Barred Plymouth
IS: also Belgium harcs and New Zealand
rabbits breeders, bucks docs and young
Rabbitry, Stop 90. Seven Pines trolley.
EGGs-Prizo winning Partridge Rock
cSEs for sale: also hooking orders for
Limited numbsr ot setting 81 rr,se wa
isrightwood Poultry Yard, 1905 Fen!a!
White Wynndottes White LcghornS.
Barred Rock and Single-Coin5 Rhode Is
land Reds. Place your order now for early
delivery. Prices right EloominSdal.
Poultry Farm. Dumbnrton, Va. Madison
5osiR.
FOR SALIi-IienIiine Barred Rock eggs
for Matching, So per setting. Madison
lGEONS--Carneaux. White Kings and
Honor pigeons: also several extra hens.
POI. h. Broad ST
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

DRAF'TSAAN-,A-l architectural drafts
man REQUIRED. In Replying state age
married or single. nationality training.
experiences. present cEiploynic7,. salary
ana references. Location. New Orleans
Address l. 40. care R!chnoal Times-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen md Agents

oascSmen unu agents I'D
AoENTsI; Sen for free toilet soap aan,.
Co. Dept. $40. 81. Louis. No.
work shirts, anu overails desires hus,iins
.ish, party csIoiina Clothing company.
AGENTS g handle genuine Togo Panama
daily; Hat FOLDS 70 eaEiy in pocket. un:
.soI.s: send .I.ss ar sample; SIS dozen
ing Co. i.o Vest IND street. s New " YSri,
gEN It's. ,sllsr: Jsm Rubber Ksuair
vH sSSs go seS ssn
fs 81 hs and ,rs Of taaS se last Tho
ng.G Gp Saw ana S dealer ro5
gGiisd phIa. Pa. 6spt. Us. - 49,.
Inc fis ' ss.ss Tor rs 4
s. re ri. Nc Par
s sr:, 100 Per cent prSsa:: sample soc !:
r.Ayf al IHcs sE sen t, IEc2YE op
fNA'Ni'iN' r SiitSNMiTS-fooH OF
A;s yS S, The MAJ W. wHnsIp n 70;
T2ssh f''s s9e Fl run
not pia money proposition. Hanis. manu-
body in business your cuHtotners Ten
minute calls turn big business 4, Make
no seasons packet $40 SAMPLES. This
worthy Of the most careful Investigation.
Write us In confidence stating present
line and territory covered. Write us .ight
now. e. r. Erickson Co, Inc. us Erlck-
son BLDG. Dies Molnes. Iowa.
DAVIS AGENTS most prosperous
agents. Lucky II" best seller on mar
Eet: No competition. l1otS profit. Spring
ruDh on. Get free OUTFIT offer today. Davis
SOAP Works. Dept. sos. Chicago:
DRUG SAI.ESM AN--Wnntrd Il drug sales
mar rcRlstcrcd or unregistered. Apply
r. A. Miller Co. 5i9 Y. Hroad.
INSURANCE. ME;N-wan,ed experienced
insurance men to sell railroad INSTALL
raiirond men preferred Llherai eon,rae,a
TO the right men. hddrcBB Southern Ell
nance Company. Inc. Bristol. Va;
lien AND w0AEN-Wc start you with
out money Free outnt. Roaps. perfumes
toilet preparations. Paris Medical Labora-
tory: 81. Louis:
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Investments, Stocks, Ronds 30

sTUCK--S20. coo worth Of stock for sale in
Richm9nd business that has paid MS
much an Is per cent on money Invested
for the past nftcen years. Address IL 90
care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

married man with help: good pnsi,lon
Tor the right man. Apply sos Fourth Ave-
nuo. Highland park Sunday May .. from
10 a NJ N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

GAEDENER-Wunted. gardener. married
man; house, fuel. water and lights fur
nishGd Apply 1920 West Franklin ST..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

DKUUGIST--Wantcd. rcIlsicrtd or assist
ant druggist Tor Richmond store. Good
salary Is .26. care Times dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

THE COHEN co.
Require the services of a
man experienced in meas
uring for shades, also lay
ing carpets and linoleums.
Apply at once.
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business Enuinnacnt

;sS~fancy glass Hover basket. A nice
Ut East BroaG 'nt oToa-.!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

INVENTORS-Wri,c for free illustrated
=, guide hook and evidence OF conception
slanki Send model u sketch and de-
scriRl34 Tor opinion OF its patentaDle
natntssSfrec. Highest references: prompt
an.tenion: reas0nnb bic terms. Victor J.
Evans & Co.. S37 Ninth, Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

VA STED-.competent aArson to take
established PATRONAGE al the Univaruty
Va. Splendid opportunity To right per
Ion nia I Host Once EnI 4s5. Char
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

AGENTS-1n9 weekly. Automobile Owners
cverSwhcro Wild with Gntiiusinsrn. Mar
VICIOUS invcni!on doubles power. mileage,
cniclcnf5. Saves Its cost nrst day. Sen.
satfon.ii-- sales everywhere. Territory ro-
"a. IKE wiiuiirc. iSs sample Quilt and
Ford car tree. Write iuick Ovtc Co
Dept ib2. i.ousyi!le. Ky.
AGESTS-Shies are ninashinE n!i records
delicious. satisfying soft drink. rick y
winner. Get terms ana territory uui, K
+. Barr & Co. 1871, g Wabash Ave-
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RICHMOND MOTOR co.,
Tenth and Broad Streets.

TIN BER-For sale, two million "a, -
uinher. TWO miles from ScaboarI Raiio
Tau r ucbot; 100 miles from Norfolk Va ~
Eor particulars write Box 353 WadesIor6 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

AoENrs-scnd for free toilet soap san
Co. Dept. $40. 81. Louis. No.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
INSTRUCTION
Corrcspontlenco Coursos
Musical. Dancing, Dramatic ID

DANcIN1--Privato and individual Instruo-
atton in. all latest dances. For parricu.
iaars address r. o. Box do49. City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

CUTTER wanted, tailor by trade: good
wages and percentage OF business Anniv
William Gordon. No. S00i Wushin"tun
Ave. Newport News Va
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and AGENTS

WANTED. EXPERIENCE SALESMAN to
sell line fne Havana cigars to general
itaue; good propagation to right party.
kcN CIKAr 10. Shelby N c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

WIRELESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III pay
b nnsti.ts ~ an hour to snko orders for
write for nrc-xtyie putrt. Parker Mfg.
CO.. l90 Vino ST. Dayton. Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

NSETfLENE PIANT-For sale ! "a CoIf
,T re; So ncstyiene plant. with nytures. for
rici,, mouse &c on list price. Using cleo
.i,l'E' u, -, Holt. Bellevue AvS .nl
ctinr lann. E'orrsr I'M 1,Nc' ehN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

For extinsuishlnE fres. washing bug.
gies. aatos; windaws: spraying trees.
hon roosts... Agents making Sa5 daily;
write for llberat terms. Phillips Manu-,
featuring Co. Atlanta. Ga.
AGESTS-Enormous profits sellinE to
.colored peoples: write for our attractive
brpposition; Bent free. Tonp-Scnlpa Co.
NOTE that sysr5 Al q CORRECTLY iads1ed.
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Nn mT,h' ocIock Monday at Twelfth and
LEAkN accountnncy, the highest paid
=, profession in he world. Fer informa-
lion address O S23. care Times Dispatch.
LEARN S4sIs AUTO AND TRACTOR BUsI-
everywhere ,sy Offering $3.50 to 500 q month.
, I%iee more equipment and Saoor space
nuto school In America. Master mechanic
i irsiiruchSIs and same method we used 10
i hV-uay courses. Write now for free cata.
s}s9e oat Ha a;n AutS and Tractor. School.
MAN-yynntnd. a man who ia TtborouyhI,:
experienced in jogging paper; STEADY
-Was3.-'' Apply Mitchell 81 Hotchkiss. - =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

DOG OWNERS TEXTBOOK contains val
liable Instruction on feeding. caro-. train
Ing. Free with four weeks trial s,lbscrip-
ton TO Americans leading sportsmen' :
View. "a Butler Dldg.. Cincinnati
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AGEkTS--Ma nufncturer OF quality lin
work shi rts and oversails desires hustiin,
oalsnnan In virginia; line proposition 10
light party. Carolina Clothing Company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

souns :ncn. 1885 as rove-.rorni r -e1h
usiy ma" inr clerks: $40 month: eramina-
LUIS juno II, experience unaecessarv.
t2r Tree PARTICULAR. write j. i,eona2d
tiorn.r CIVIL Service Exan,iner). i0ti
tu..ae.e Bldg. Washington. u. c.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-14
wv = ::,. '' 4'::':' s::s :''; ''s:'. IA.
afraid, or, rather, we

have stood in great
awe of the fine arts. We have looked
upon the product of genius as a
phenomenon. But instead of con-
sidering it as the Europeans do, as
God inspired, to be worshipped In
masses at its shrine and to be prayed
to for understanding that will make
for a more worth while apprecia-
tion, we have been inclined to think
of genius as devil provoked, some
thing to be avoided rather than
sought"
This is the way C. Breck Trow-
bridge, famous architect and vice.
president of the American Academy
in Rome, picturesquely puts the case
of American art, apropos Of the an
nouncement that the Academy has
just launched campaign for a
million dollar fund.
SIn the century and a half since
our Declaration Of Independence we.
as a nation, have been too busy
hustling in the pursuit Of distinction
in so-called practical lines to give
New-York tribune., 1920-03-14

champagne, 40 to so shillings
bottle; Burgundies, 20 to 80 shil-
lings; claret, 10 to Is shillings.
American cocktails, SO called by
courtesy, are always 60 cents;
whisky But it's a shame to
write about this sort Of thing wlren
every one in America can't come
over.
A business mans lunch runs to
about $3.50; if he has his wife with
him, and the headwaiter gets busy,
to SIS. To take party Of four to
dinner at one Of the more fashion
able restaurants, with the usual
compliments Of wine, coffee and
liqueurs, costs anywhere from $40
up. Cigars and cigarettes are dearer
here than in America; even to-day
an additional Is per cent has been
added to the price Of all brands.
Paris is ahead of London in two
ways. 1t has comparatively more
room for the expected American
tourists, having elected its govern
ment officials from the various
hotels with commendable prompti
tude, and it's prices are much higher.
If the cost of living in London has
risen more than 100 per cent since
the good old days, it has increased
by more than ESQ per cent in Paris.
What pays for a suite here will buy
a room for the night in Paris; meals
cost at least twice as much. And this
is Paris! Paris Of the little cafe
restaurant, where, under the gay
awning inc the summer time one
could get seven course chicken
New-York tribune., 1920-03-14
Shipping Restricted

their hearts, as the French people
have for several centuries cherished
theirs; unless they can make the
man and woman in every strata Of
the social scale realize that the prize
Of three years. fellowship is some
thing for which all who feel they
have the gift, whether it is for paint
ing, sculpturing, music, writing or
any Of the fine arts, must strive,
they will have only partly succeeded
in their great work.
"How was this to be accomplished?
The question was put to the various
committees Of the Academy just as
they were planning a campaign for a
million dollar fund.-
"Why not" it was suggested, TEX
tend to the millions Of people in the
United States the privilege Of con-
tributing, in small sums, toward this
fund.-" The idea was heartily in
dorsed. For the past twenty-five
years." Mr.. Trowbridge explained,
'the American Academy in Rome
has been supported through generous
subscriptions from the few wealthy
men and women in the United States
who have had the prophetic vision to
realize Americas great need for just
such an institution. These men are
still more than willing to continue
to contribute. But we would rather