davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1921-02-04
RO. no ssafts etrahe 3..@
9sntider llHteritatnnssbnnS,
9iitrift go. 40.

Die nmfongreiden Reporatiiren
uno Berihonerungen, melhe I'M Con.
coro GIubbouie borgenommen meroen
geltatteten niht Den @ebrau6 oes
Horlors sur Souuor 8erIommIina
oes Diitrifts go. 40 oes unterItiit.
ungsbun0es, oo6 ole @orboae sltm
groBen SoaI mar bis in oen entfern.
teiteu Gden NIT leinen Mitglieocrn
gefiiat. Cine beionoere Extraction
biloete Die @~erloiung oes bon Der
Souptbermaltuue eeitifteten feinen
Sictrola. ObipobI jeoer Der 9eteiIiq.
ten gerne 0os SnItrument geiuonnen
b1tte, mar es bod cine ~ollgemeine
&eirieoigung, onB Der olieitig bod.
gendtete Hr1lioent Oes 9iitriftg,
9err @uitab Y. Sornung, oils @e.
ninner berporgine. Ser Diitrift be.
ihloB, einbunoert Dollars fir 9lnteil.
i6eine on Dem Concord gIubbauIe
an5uIegen, ioipie am 8oibington's
@eburtstage am %. 6ebrrnr in Ser.
binoung NIT Dem Concord Club elm
Son5trdn5den ab5uboIten. @us ben
oorlieeenoen 8eridten lit eriihtlih.
Dab Der DiItrift $40. 40 i'm perfIoIie.
men Sabre beoelteno an MiteIieoern
5ugenommen bat uno ieine 6inon5en
altf elmer geiunOen fortihrittIiden
9oiis Itebcn.
Wm. Sonnemonn.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-04
GinaeIanSt.

Sn Ser 8eriammlung ant Conn
tag inn Concord Club famen berl1ie-
oene, 0o1 ale aus gutem 9er3en
itammenoen 9lniidten gum 8ori6ein.
Der CONCORD &llb, 0as muB jeoer
iagen, bat bis iest fat 8u lelbitIos
geban0elt. Ser Silfsberein gebt in
ieiner @roBber5iefeit nod ipeiter,
uro es lit in bei0er SntereiIe, @allo
in Sano 0li geben, I'M oos 9euti1-
tum in oieier idmeren 3eit ollfre1t
at erbolten. @obl olle Mitalieoer
oes Concord &lubs belfen Dem Silfs-
berein ober ebenio lollten Die Mit-
glieoer 0es SiIf8bereins BEN Concord
&lltb unteritiiben in leinen GeranfaI-
tungen pie Sbeoter uim. Ser Silfs-
berein miro emit Oergeben, aber ser
goncoro-& lub muB belteben nro
modien fir bic 3ufunft fir uns bier
nrlo fir oie fernere G~erbin0ung nit
Der alten Seimat. 8ern oos 0eutI6-
tlm bier ben Concord &lub niht altf-
bGlt, 10 bort bas eirige 0eutidtllm
bier balo altf, ltno banoelt mie Sc
mano, Ser auf einem Site iitt un0
oeniel6en binter iid abidgt. 0ieles
5l beioerieitiser 9eber8igung.
-&uiticus.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-04
GinselauSt.
@rnite gladnnna

GritIte Wl1DnltIlg
sur GrGffnnng Scs GOncOrS-a lnbsI
Der S6iuiegcrmatter in ipe Silcr.
lle6t @ofli6- 9iaig-, &eolidfeit
Sli eItrem i60nen Seim =
@eoenfct alic], 0aB &einIidfeit
SIN &llb9ou8 tets muB iein.
Gem moQt iGr @elo uno 8r6blidfeit,
llno 6rem6cnitrom Don meit unb
brett,
9anm forget imner MIR oufS 8eite
Sir 8equemIi6feit Ser @dlte.
@ie fort iGon cine &lcinigfeit,
Sci s 5tiege ooer Saar,
@enn iie no ais llnreinlidfeit
Gieqei6t 81 finoen mar,
Gem Galt Die gauge 6robli6feit,
Appetit, CURT uu0 @umor,
53lnn Slid fomnt iol6e @rGulidfeit
Sm 1GoncorosaIlt64 nidt Dor.
@8 lit aud gall8 DerfeDrte @rt,
limo bat gar feinen Sinn,
@enn man an Der 8eleu6tltng lpurt,
0as Eringt niemols 8eminn.
0ie 8Grme o'rinm lei ltetS normal,
&oI 9aem nie 81 beiB,
Gem lpenn man lultig tan5en min,
9onlmf man ST. leidt in S6meiB.
&ergeBt nidt ans @leiAgiiltigfeit,
@os nienlan0 germ bermiBt,
ltno oenfet, oaB 8equemli6feit,
Gin gtotbeoiirfnis lit.
Gin 0ulflcr STINT, erlheint CT lebr
Son GROCER @iGtigfeit,
Drum baltet ibn-e5 lit ni6t i6iper
Sn iteter &idti8fcit.
%eoo6 oie groBte &5fli6feit,
Sic gipfelt in Ser S6leunigfeit
Ser @rleoigung Der Suhen
9a8 miro g(acn 6reuoe MAIDEN.
@or 3nietraAt @ott beipabr 6os
Sous,
Sonit lit es nit Dem 0eutidtum ans.
~ @emiitIi6feit iei-oaS Yonier,
lln0 9(Ge ieien 9riioer bier.
@enn 10 ser Stub fiir olle 3eit,
Gein Sous in 0rOnlung bdlt,
@iro er beliebt bal0 nett uno brett,
IS jeoem BORT gefGat. -
Damn fam atf feline SGtigfeit
Wtit Sreuoen jeOer i6au'n
Washington Journal., 1921-02-04

oas Elm Segen lit? ODER it's elm
S9aoen?
gomlno 81. @bitman, amerifani-
ider 2iquioator an Der Se1treih-un-
earii6en 8anf IN @ien orebt Der
@ntentes8 eb0roe ben &iiGen in Ser.
adtung. n9ie @ieoereutma6ungs.
%fommiilion in 8aris bringe ni9ts 5lt-
ltanoe. l1eber an Der 8eroogerling
gebe Seitrei6 uno@uropa atgrunoe. F."
8ie0er einerl
Der Saa 8ergoon 3eigt, 0oB I'M
2anoe Der Sunnen Hedt uno Orb
nung berri6t, BOB man ben mil6en
@eiten nidt nod Seioelberg iiber-
tragert oarf. S1aoel Isle penig
46tung man bod Dor benz arnen
9eutidlano at baben brau6t, nun,
nadoem es nbnmddtig lit. Man re.
ipeftiert ia am @nOe oo1 nl1r Die robe
@eipalt. Ma1t lit Die MutoritGt 6es
Staates, nidt &eht uno @ere9tig-
felt, mie es i'm @bangelium oes leb-
ten &rieges bieBl
X X X
England fbulOet uns 10 biele 8iai-
omen. SIN gan5en ion europa 90
Bis so 8iqionen Dem lieben freigebi-
gen Uncle Gam iduloig iein. Sb
@nglanO mobI feline S6uloen rno
3inien an Bierpont 90 organi 6uI-
Dig bleibt2 Uncle Gam fann ia mar
tenl
X X x
Sir @bilip Gibbs lit in Ser Staot
uno giebt bier einen @ortrag. @r
ioa duBerlt borurteiIslos Die gauge
iebige politiide Gage Ser @eIt uno
4merifas beipreden uno ourdalis Die
8abrbeit iagen, iopeit oas iiberbuipt
mogli6 lit. Mir f6eint, man fam
anf i'm geipannt iein, mebr wie auf
Washington Journal., 1921-02-04
GumeOrb @Inb.

Die monotliAe Terlammllling 0eS
Concord Clubs am 9onnerstog. Den
q. Souuar, erfreute iid GROCER Be
teiliaune, be3eueeno oas Sntereiie
ser WitgIieoer. - 0o, ruie ihon be.
FAINT, Serr &urt 8oeIdner llrlo1e
gefunoen, Die STEELE oes prot. n10
for. SefretGrs nieoerouIegen mar
0err 8rouner 10 Iiebensmiiroig, Die
Irbeit Oes SefretGrs tempor1r at
%beiorgen. Serr 8roitner nuroc Der.
binoert, on oieiem Nbeno Ieinen 8Iat
om Glide al fiiaen, bod mar Serr
Bender freunOli6it bereit, Die 8ertrc.
tung an oieiem gbeuo 5ll iiberneb.
men. - Nod ben eep0bnlihen 9ou.
tineorbeiten lp1lroe iiber oie Geligna
ton Serrn 8oeldner's abgeItimmt
un0 oielelbe angenommen. IS mur
DC be0auert, Dob SEER @oeIdner bel.
cite tritt, Oa ibm ~unbeoingt 0os Sob
6lciben miB, Dob CT nit ieinen @r.
~fabrungen un0 &enntniilcn 0es Ser.
cinslebens, cine nidt Ieibt al erIeb.
enoe Groft biloet. 8ir beqen Die
Soffnung, ooB Ser 8roiner Die SteI.
lie Oes Sefret1rs niht MIR our gllts.
billie, ionoern fir Den boIIen Sermin
annebmen miro. Weit ieiner befnnn.
ten @emon0beit in 0ieier Nrbeit
miir0e Serr 8rauner Dem Concord
Club bodit pillfommcn lein.
Sir Sonntag, ben 80. Somlor,
nahmittags 3 llbr, lpltroe cine ipe-
5ielle S~eriammlung oes @oritanoeS
uno slHer, melhe iih fir oie ollge-
meme Sade intereiIiereu, e~inberufen,
I'M Gori6ldge mo 8lGne ~oltS5ilor.
beiten betreffS llnterbaItltngen uno
Tergniigungen. Die Iuflteuling ei.
mes Yrogramms miro fir iebr n0tig
%befltnOen, oo ole MitgIieoer uno ole
5reltn0e Oes Clubs nit 9feht unge.
0llIoig meroen iiber oiesbe5iiglihe
SernoAl1liigung. Illd iino Inter.
boltungen ermiinid)t betreffs finan3i-
eller Borteile. Sbne 3meifel miro
Die Sonntogs Sibung Elm 5ufrieoen.
ltcqenbes &eiultot berborbriugen.
Trau Billie mar 10 gliiflidl Elm
Gbepar 81 fin0en, poiieno fir Die
Stelle ais 8erpalter ODER Sousmei.
tiers. Cine meitere 8elprehung nit
oieien 2eltten brodte oltiton0e, 0oB
ielbi9e om 1. 6ebrltor ibr 9(mt i'm
Concord Club antroten.
6rait Groiiart beroient oen Oonf
De Clubs, Dab iie in uneiecmiitiger
@eiie lire 3eit geopfert lno inter
ibrer proftii6en 9lufiidt Die 4Gume
beitmOglidit bon S6mus rno Stoub
au befreien. Wit Der &eporotur oes
Oodes lit bcgonnen, Der gingong
oas Gmpfongs5immer, ser Sreppen.
ra1lm, in IN Den SGn6en ser 4nitrei-
der uno oas @an0e modt eiaen er.
frildenoen, einluoenoen ginorlid.
Gs ndre angebrodt al bemerfen
Dob on Den 8eipredungen irgeno eli.
nes goridIaes bie anmcfenocn Mit.
glieOer it'd 10 biel nie mogIid betei-
ligen ioaten; Tie ale boben ood oaS
poae &edt 0o3u uno lit es nlr bor-
teilbaft, tpenn jeoer 10 piel Siltereiie
nimmt, feline @niidt flno5ugeben uno
5fuor IN fltr5en, biinoigen @orten.
IS lit uifgefanen, DAB fat regelmG
Bio oieielben Mitglieoer ole @oridlG-
&c, Die 8eipredyung ut0 gntihei0ung
onf ibren Shultern tragen rno oes-
bolb 81 leiht Elm falides Auffdiien
Der Code entlteben f0nnte. GbrIi.
dies, frildes &ritiiieren 1T itimuIier.
emo uno brinet am @eiten Sen gelun-
Den aern ireeno zines @orihlaqes
gum 8oridein. s. s..
~. H. - -
Washington Journal., 1921-02-04

8oti6after in @ abington,S Sir
Cecil Spring Slice, Der olf 10 mplterts
6ie @eiic in Canada ltarb. ST bolte
lidl ltnteri1riften BON 2orO &ans-
oomne mo 8onor Gam un0 buglier-
te einen ariegsbrief ON 2orO @rep
uno Nsquitb. @Iio iuieoer lit 8olb-
ington beteiligtl 9oB Spring-&ice
oilh geraOe aus @oibin9ton fommen
muBtel
Washington Journal., 1921-02-04
nsIriuu 9amenbercin".

9ic Arion 0omenberIammIung
finOet ON 8. 6ebriior bel 5rou aolb,
1927 Sedite StroBe q. %. ltott.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-04
Ben @~ngldnoer Gbeiterton ie~oenfalIs.
Der es nidt 10 genau nimmt.

4bgeoroneter @ann aus SGinois
nannte boriee ISOLDE ben 8rdiioenten
8ilion ntbe mott bateo man in tbe
uorIo to-oab." &e6t ODER l1nrebt,
Der Moor bat feline nSduloigfeit"
geton Der Moor fam geben.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-04

- God zines @irtbes SdIedtigfeit
Die enoet ltets nit @raun.
-@emiitbsmenld.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-04

2nndrua, |eallOat wirfIide 9elifa.
teiIen, iin6 ST baben bel:
gabIers, 1915 &isss @arft.
The diamond drill., 1921-05-07

of paper. and the next thing / knew
l was out In the street, with that
gripped In my mitt."
"And then, OF course. you hunted
up AlvaY'
''The next morning. before any bank
opened. thought over IL all night
and got up peach of a story.
needed IL, too, for this Alva was n
smooth guy. II took some nerve 10 get
him, but ] knew, through Ho;ner's
memorandum, some things about him
he never supposed was known up in
this country; so when l sprung them,
natural-lIke. he quit being ofiish, and
gave me the glad hand"
"Who IL he7 A crankT
Not by d-d sight He's a cap
tain Vn the Chilean army, military at
tache TO the embassy at Washington,
Intrusted with certain work. But he's
really working 10 overthrow the pres
ent Chilean government-gettIn' up a
revolution down there. lied until
was black In the face. but ] must
have kept within bounds. for he got
10 liking me real well. He was a
high-roIler. and put him onto some
things in New York he had never
been steered against before. That
made a hit with him. There wasn't
nothing said nbout cashing up all day
long, and early the next morning we
breezed into n downtown hotel, and
went 20 bed"
"What hotelT
search me. We'd been tanklng up
on champagne and were drunker I'm
the morning than when we turned In.
That's the honest truth. All either of
us wanted for breakfast was a cup OF
coffee. We got that at a little dump
on some side street, so as 10 brace up
n little." He paused 10 laugh at the
recollection. helping himself TO a third
cigar.
"ADd you actually retain no knowl-
edge OF where you spent the nightT
"Not the faintest glimmer. Can you
beat III Alva lost part OF a letter
somewhere. and a curious sort of box
he had picked up In Chinatown. He
put them both In his pocket. 40 he
says. but that wns tho last he ever
saw OF either. Queer looking box that
was; nothing cared about. but Il
cost the guy hundred bucks. aud he
was daffy over H. Anyhow. that night
put me solid with Alive"
"But the money! He's Eever drawn
ltY
mot dlnky red. He claims the
time hasn't come yet, and that It's
suffer with Krsntr. Rqt I've stuck 10
The diamond drill., 1921-05-07

is knot or two yet TO he united be-
fore we squeeze that million. Did you
hear what was said In there7"
"No; you told me TO stick here"
"Still In wny you're on--Waldron
must have spilled part OF the scheme
10 you, that's what got your foot In
the mess. Hill / know Ivan Wal
dron, the d--d Russian jew; he'd
double-cross his best friend What
was Il he told your"
''Not very much," said, wondering
how far had better go, yet feeling IL
necessary TO relate enough TO convince
him that l was really conyersant with
the situation, and endeayorIng 10 Imi-
tate his style OF speech. According 70
his story there was n gang OF con-
spirators here-birds from South
America mostly-who had been round
ed up by this fellow Alva TO pull Off
some frightfulness, or other. didn't
catch on 20 just what Il was, and per-
haps Waldron himself didn't know. or
care. Some revolution, took II 10
be. Waldron explained how he got
hold OF the scheme. II seems he's In
with the bunch to some extent; that
is, they use him whenever they need
10, and occasionally hand him a bunch
OF money-it's never too dirty for him
TO touch. Anyhow, he knew enough
20 put me wise to this dump, gave me
the password, and all that. II looked
as though there might be something
In II. so / blew over here tonight Just
TO take a look. was merely prowl.
ing around when l ran into you"
Il see" he muttered, as I came 10
an end. chewing savagely on his cigar.
'Did the Russian say anything about
meT W fS
''Not a whisper supposed had
clear run for the money, except his
rakeof."
"The dirty dog. Because I didn't
show up on the dot, he was ready 20
ditch me. Now listen, md TN tell You
the straight story. I'm going TO need
you, and well divide ffU-fifty. leav-
ing this guy TO suck his thumbs. In
that a gof'
Hes sure nothing to mc--fhoot.r
Harris poured out stifr drIak. and
put II down: then touched a p4atch 10
the extinguished cigar.
"Waldron sent me a cable In Eng
The diamond drill., 1921-05-07
CHAPTER vi.
rhs psssrted AutomObIIs.

was impatient for him 20 continue,
but he sat there chuckling TO himself.
and toying with fresh cigar.
"well what did you dor
"Played II safe and sure. I'm too
old bird 10 be caught mapping. l
put In most OF that night holding wet
cloths 10 Horner's head, and thinking
out some plan OF action. Before morn
ing he thought ! was the best fellow
he ever knew, and I had the guy
where 7 wanted him. For one of his
breed he was rather n friendly cuss.
This was how I mapped II out. That
letter Of credit had 10 be turned into
currency before II could do me any
good, and the only way that might be
done was through this guy Alvn. I
must get TO him somehow In n way
that would put me next his scheme.
so I'd know when he had the cash.
Once I got these details attended TO
In little old New York, the swag wns
as good as my own. knew a dozen
guys that would bump Horner Off for
n hundred II it come 60 that-so the
price wasn't high. A million! oh,
man: and II had dropped right into
my lap. But 10 do this Il was neces-
sary that I should be Honer. That
was as plain as the nose on my face ;
as Horner. coming with credentials,
and a letter OF credit, Alva would be
bound 20 receive me with open arms
seei After that figured II would
be easy enough. But how was I 10 be-
come Hornerf"
"You couldn't divvy with himT
4 II should say not; he was a square
guy. II didn't take me five days TO
fnd that out. SO there wasn't but one
way out OF it--I had TO put Horner
out OF commission. and cop his belt.
II was either that, or lose Million"
looked nt him. with sickening
feeling OF horror ! found hard to sup
press, but he went on indinerently In
the same cool, calm voice.
There's no use going into details.
DAILY. We landed good friends, and
Hoper was m a sirange land Ycu
The diamond drill., 1921-05-07

know New York pretty we'll. and lost
him the first afternoon down on the
East side never did know just what
became OF the fellow. hut the next
morning l was alone In back room
I'm Greenwich. and had his belt with
me-" He chuckled grimly "There
wasn't much In II. except the letter
OF credit and a notation as to where
and when Krantz could be seen pri-
vately. II was the next night Harris
was 10 call on the banker up I'm lie
Compte street"
'Le Compte2 What number1"
"247 lie Compile. DO you know any
body therer'
"No; only lie Compte Is an old
stamping ground OF mine. Go on; you
went there. of course"
"Sure. Krantz didn't know me from
Adam. not even my name. was just
'10S to him, but he was mighty nerv-
Gus. just the same. and anxious to get
away. I could see that. don't think
IL was his house either; Just an ordl-
nary-looking shack, brick, three stories
and a basement.
THAT banker was business all right.
and he put me through the whole
bundle OF tricks before he'd even let
me sit down. I had 10 lie some, but
mostly l was posted well enough so
as TO give him what he was looking
Cor. Anyhow. passed. and after that
he was rather decent. Took me into
a room and gave me a drink. besides
asking me about AFFAIRS In Europe.
HI. didn't know only what I'd
Teen in the papers-but I gave him an
arful, and on the strength Of his
name cussed England for all !
was worth--whlch at that time was
about a million bucks. Then handed
over the letter OF credit. and he
jammed II into his pocket like II was
scrap OF paper. / don't remember
that he even looked at IL. After that
he was for getting rid OF me. the soon
er the better. But / needed to know
where Alva was, so hung on, telling
the old guy had a private message
that / had 10 deliver personally
straight from them financiers In Lon
don. So. after sklrmishlng a WHILE
he jotted down an address on a bit
The diamond drill., 1921-05-07


the rear. I was too confused. too
startled. 10 even rnink clearly. My
conception Of this woman. her nature
and her purpose. had been changed
dozen times during this brief conyer-
satlon. Even now was utterly In
the dark. Did the woman know fne7
or suspect the reason of my presence7
That was manifestly impossible. She
was utterly strange 20 me, and she
was not one 10 be easily forgotten.
Why. then. did she trust me--If II was
trust?
II must be either that. or treachery
Of the foulest type. '247 lie Compte
street. could not recall the neigh
borhood, only vague conception OF
red brick buildings OF exactly the
same general style-probably fairly
respectable boarding houses. And
was 10 ask for "Miss Conrad" Who
might she be? Not the lady had just
left. surely, for she was scheduled TO
take the midnight train for Washing
ton. Miss Conrad" might be any
thing-a strange woman, an accom-
plIce, even disguised policeman. II
masked some trick surely. OF which
was quite liable TO be the victim be-
hind my lady's smiling eyes, and
cheerfulness, there was surely some
marked purpose This was the Inn
preston with which ended-that for
some end unknown she was coldly
playing with me, leading me on.
I began TO think Harris had gone
|. away with the others, and left me
there alone. I heard voices speaking
earnestly In the distance, but without
venturing forth from my hiding place.
Then he appeared suddenly, bringing
In his arms a bottle and a box OF
cigars.
Touch a match 20 the gas-jet,
DAILY" he said. feeling for the table In
the dark. That's better. hung
around until the gang all got out. so
as TO be sure we were safely alone.
Have drink, and light up, old man.
We are as secure here as we would be
at the bottom OF the sea. This is
Alva's whisky but good sampled II
before"
He sat on the table. nursing his
knee. rather pleased with himself l
thought, a cigar thrust between his
lips, the blue smoke curling up before
his face. i ignored the invitation TO
drink, but helped myself TO a weed,
waiting for him 10 open conversation.
"Well," he said finally. everything
is going according TO Hoyle, but there
The diamond drill., 1921-05-07
ooprrishs, br Randall Parrish

all II Is necessary that ! should know
at once who you select for the impor-
tart work, and when we may expect
results. This information must posi-
lively take back with me-"
'sWhen do you returnf"
"On the midnight train. l have
three hours yet"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-26
Tourists Hear
Negro Musicians
And Race Talk

, pr D. r Painter introduced fht
negro muHieun Hnd singers Hl f4f
msttiuN ~ fhr TOM Hfs club OH tiu tm
rafinf 0f tha Nuerea hotel lnW blight
Ir PAINTER mnhf "a brief AddfNaa.
ffTesslnH the am.tahio relations he-
tween fhr white and coiurrd races end
Tho points of adtauilGe iNr tnH negroes
~ The south over those Nf tHu north
I'VE uninrwaud them wr know
tnff Characteristic huW much fu give
them and when Gay stop hs said They
are far more satisfied h.rr thnn .n The
north end always win find fnrn best
friends and stmpfthlsDn Do fAe south.
The oolured race iH making great steps
Boo advancement The Hnufn iH proud
ni o. negroes and trr darNlra gho
wander 60 thr north sHusllt return 90
the southland SOME of toe Younger
members OH tht nuilffd rH0e ura fu hf
found shooting Duan AND IHluialua On
ofhoi deaoHorutiug practices NIsi HH
urD Some rf fhN younger members OFF
int white rHrf Nr Hfr NndtHtNFilA fu
stamp nrf this practice n hnfh 0pnta
The HIu uHriur uf EDO nntrl wac
crowded fhr NnferfaIrNf.n HfritlDr ai
b rlu after .amuluiinn M fhN hufI
ness frHslar rnlrh was begun st 1n
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men, because it takes an agile mind
to cope with crisis in affairs.
"Women here usually stand in the
first third of the class-in co-edu-
cational classes. Tha. is, the majori-
ty of the women do.
"Why is it that men who have led
their classes are so often never heard
of after they graduated?
"Since when did literature, Ian
guage and other similar studies re-
quire more concentration and men,
ory than science and mathematics?
IF women excel in the former it is
because those studies possess hu-
man interest and offer chance to
express personality which is lacking
in the cut and dried sciences.
Il am not fashion expert, but l
know that many of the great design
ers Of women's clothes are women
Madame Paquin. Callot. Soeurs,
Vionnet and Lady Duff Gordon
known as Lucille
Now in Paris.
"A different situation presents it
self in Paris, for instance, because
there dressmaking establishments,
like so many concerns in Frnace. are
run by husband and wife together.
instead of two men partners. The
wife often supervises the business and
the husband plays part similar to
that of a travelling salesman, or a
master of ceremonies who meets the
trade.