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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-19
ASK STATES TO
 OBSERVE FOREST PROTECTION WEEK

Washington, April 19-Secretary Wallace wrote letters to the governors of all states asking kheir cooperation in the nationwide observance of for est protection week, May 22 to 2S recently proclaimed by President Harding.
 Adequate provision for the safe guarding and renewal of our forests is of vital importance to the nation" the secretary said, adding that the magnitude of the area burned over during the last five years, represents territory larger than the state of Utah. Of the 160, 900 fires which oc- cured in that period of time, the let ter declared, eighty per cent. were due to human agencies"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-19
New Chemical Kills Bed-Bugs
 P. D. O.

P. D. Q. Pesky Devils Quietus) is the name of new golden colored chemical discovery by pr. Price that actually rids the worst infested house of bedbugs, don't have time to kick after you go after them with P. D. O. 35c package of r. D. c. makes a quart of strong hugkiller, and goes farther than barrel of the old fashioned dangerous dope. P. D. e. coats and kills their eggs and prevents matching. FREE patent spout in every box to enable you to get them in the hard-to-get-at-places and saves juice.
 r. D. c. for family S5c- Special hospital and Hotel size 2.50 makes , gallons, contains spoutS-your druggist can supply you, or sent prepaid to your address either size receipt of price by the Owl Chemical Co.,. Terre Haute. Ind. P. D. Q. is never pe1dled. Sold by J. Hartigan's Drug Stores, Hindles Drug Stores and other leading druggistS--Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-19
Hub Marathon
 Record, Dope

Boston. April 19-A new record is expected today to be posted in the Boston Marathon over the 25 course from Ashland to this city. There are IT entries in the classic
 Edouard Fabre of Montreal, win ner in 1915, was entered from St AL phonsus A. A, of this city William J. Kennedey, the New York briclllayer, who won in 1917; Carl W. A. Linder of Quincy, running as a member of the B.A-A., and Peter TrivoulidaS, of New York, the native of the plains of Marathon, who upheld traditions in winning last year, all have announced they will contend.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-19
CREEKS EvACUATING UCHAK.

Constantinople, April 19--The Greek forces are evacuating the town of ITchak, according to the newspaper
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-26

Knit Underwear

'Kayser" ankle length union
suits in flesh and white,
Bodice and built up Shout
ders. Well reinforced in
crotch, $1.25 and $3.50
values. ........... 81. 90
Daily" and "Ivanhoe Mills"
union suits, medium and
fIeeced cotton. Sleeveless,
elbow sleeves and high
necks and long sleeves
styles. All sizes,
special. ......... $1.OO
''Kayser" silk top vests in
flesh and white, built up
shoulder style only. S1.95
values. .......... $1.OO
Mercerized Isle union suits in
flesh color. Bodice and
regulation top. Hemmed
knee style. $1.25 and $1.35
values, all sizes. .$1.0O
"Kayser" Marvelfit knitted
knickers in flesh, white
and black. Sizes up to z,
$1.25 values. ...... .$1.OO
Women's fleeced vests and
pants, medium weight in
ecru color. Regular sizes
only. Special, 8 for. .$1.OO
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NeedIework Specials
S1.OO FiIet Lace Scarfs,
2 for $1.O0

= 1O1 P4SOO
1880 inch filet lace
trimmed dresser scarfs, for
Dollar aDy.
$1.0O Table Runner and Cen
ter Piece, 2 for $1.OO
Natural linen color, stamped
in cross stitch and running
stitch. There are 3 designs to
select from.
$3.50 Luncheon Sets, $1.OO
13-piece luncheon ct s,
stamped for applique work
with applique pieces to COM
plete.
S1.25 Card Table Covers,
These are ready made,
bound with tape, finished
with ties and stamped in
simple designs.
$1.25 NainsOOk Gowns, $1.OO
White nainsook gowns of
firm quality n sock
stampea in floral designs.
Use Camisoles, 2 for $500
CamisOles of linen finished
lawn, stamped in dainty de-
signs for French knot work in
colors, with hemstitched tops
to be finished with crocheting
or lace.
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From the Annex

Is cLIdren's bingham dresses,
ages 2 to 6 years, $3.50 to
1895 values. ......$1.OO
WOmen's bungalow aprons,
$3.50 to S1.95 values $1.OO
"a women's gray house
dresses, $3.50 to $500 val
ueS. ...........$ l.OO
Children's winter coats, ages
3 to IA years $1.OO to
$500 less than regular
price.
Boys blouses of light per-
Gales, ages 6 to II years,
2 for. ...........$1.O 90
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Notions

Scissors, $1.85 value. ,$1.OO
WarneR's skeleton waists,
2 for ..........$1 .OO
Kotex sanitary napkins,
2 boxes for. ... .$1.O0
IA. inch white and black elias
tic, II yards for. :. .$1.OO
Stay Fast hair nets,
II Tor. .......... 1.OU
Seam binding, 40c value,
3 bolts for. ........$1.O 90
Household rubber aprons,
$1.25 value. .... 81. 90
Dress shields, 40c value,
3 pairs for. ..... .$1.OO
Stickeri braid, 25c value,
5 bolts for. ...... s. 90
Sanitary silk aprons,
$1.25 value. .... .$1.OO
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Dollar Day Corsets

Corsets of many standard
makes, in models suitable for
every type of figure, in low
and medium bust, also elastic
tops and long hips. These may
be had in flesh and white
coutils. Sizes 81 to 80. .$1.OO
Brassieres and bandeaux, in
several styles with hook back
or front, daintily trimmed
with lace, while some are
plainly tailored. . 2 for $1.OO
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Domestics for Dollar Day

SO and 4O-inch fancy white goods, in stripes checks
plaids and plain, values to Csc. A yards for 800
27nch Mercerzed poplns, best quality plain shades,
36nch white cotton skrting, about patterns Csc to
96c values. z yards for $1.OO
18-nch Crash for hand and dish
towels. ......................1 IL yard for $1.OO
Plain and fancy Turkish towels,
65c to Soc values ..:................2 for $1.OO
18x54nch blue and white Japanese scarfs for 90
48-nch blue and white Japanese lunch cloths $1.OO
Good quality plain and fancy wash
e cloths. IL Tor $1.OO
36-nch Fancy stripe madras shifting,
Doc value ...........,.. 3 yards for 500
2S-nch Fannelettes, good quality 3 yards for $1OO
28-inch Tennis Flannel, about 20 pieces. mostly
light patterns g yards for $1.OO
36-inch Percale, good assortment of light
patterns, zoe values. 6 yards for 90
27 and 32-inch Dress Ginghams, mostly stripes
regular 25c and 39c. ...........5 yards for $1OO
3-lb Rolls of good quality cotton batting
stitched ready for the covering. ..........$1. OO
81-nch bleached and brown sheeting, soft
finish Observation-Disclosures. z yards for $1.OO
36nch medium weight brown Muslin 10 yds for 81. 90
32-nch Chummy Suiting, i'll plain colors and neat
stripes and checks regular 35c value yds for $1OO
66x8O Heavy wool mapped plain gray
blankets, pair. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
72x78 Cotton filled comforts, about 20 to sell at
= 0&,OO
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''Dollar Day" Makes the
Christmas Budget Go Farther
".DoHar Day. in the Ready-to- Wear .Sectio

WOmen's Muslin Envelope Chemise-in trimmed
Styles both in tailored buitup top, also bodice top
Muslin gowns in slip Styles trimmed Styles $125
White AprOns-for women made of linene, with large
bibs, suitable for nurses and waitress wear, $1.95
values .............. $4'OO
WOmen's BlOuses-in cotton and Silks broken sizes.
in MILDLY blouses 81 95 to 1895 values. 90
Baby Dresses-In 6-month to and 2-year sizes, in
plain and trimmed Styles also infants long Slips S125
to $1.95 values $1.OO
WOmen's Knit Skirts-knee length, light and dark
colors, $3.50 to $1.95 values. $1.OO
Baby Shirts-in cotton medium weight, button front
in broken Sizes also with WOOL three groups,
according to quality
2 shirts for. Observation-Disclosures. $1.OO
shirts Tor. $1.OO
Camisoes- plain and trimmed styles, in crepe de
chimes, in flesh and black. 81. 90
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$1.OO off on
Electric iron over $500.
Coffee percolators over
/ $500.
! Casseroles over $500.
Cut glass water sets over
$500.
And $1.OO off on all cake sets
or salad sets.
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Third Floor Items
White Curtain Swiss.

White Curtain SWISS.
patterns of crossbar curtain SWISS SO inches
wide Regular 25c values. yards for $1.OO
CoIored Swiss.
Dotted and figured curtain SWISS in coors of pink blue
'ei0"' @0' '"''' Marouisette. ~ ~-'OO
Plain 36nch Marqusette in white, cream Special
for Dollar Day yards for $1.OO
36nch Madras in stock blue brown and
multcolors. Dollar Day only. $1OO yard
COOred Madras.
lot of 36nch Madras IN blue brown or plain
and figured Sold high 81 yard yards for $1OO
Drapery Silks
Plain 36nch silk repp changeabe coors for draperies,
Madras
coored Madras colorS of pink, blue and yellow.
Suitable for bed 69c values 2 yards for $1OO
Nets.
lot of figured curtain Ivory fet and Madras
Values up $500 yard. 81 90 yard
lot of 36-nch nets in and small alover pat
terms values up to soc. z yards Tor $1'OO
One table of fine quality Cretonnes31 SO and so inches
wide including both domestic and imported hand blocks values
Ready Made Curtains.
Choice of plain hemstitched Marqusette rued Scrm
Easement Cloth
Two piece easement CLOTH plain center with coored border
so inches wide $3.50 values. 90 yard
BOrdered Marquisette.
Plain Marquisette with ribbon edge white ivory, SO
inches wide IS yards for $1.OO
Wayne Wardrobes.
Moth-proof Cedared bags, with clothes
sizes 40 inches or so inches long $1OO each
All drapery and curtain materials special prices
Day.
Room Size Rugs
Your choice of size with
ception of restricted Ines all Sizes included 6x9 76x9;
83x10-6 9x12, and 11-3x12.
$25. to $4,000 $500 off
$4,000 to $500 rugs. $1,000 off
$500 and up. ............. $500 off
All other rugs carpets special
prices for Dollar Day
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Here Are Splendid Dollar-Saving Bargains in Shoes

For Dollar Day we are offering reductions
on every pair of women's and children's shoes
all of our pumps, oxfords, walking shoes,
dress shoes-in fact every pair of shoes in
our stock will be reduced For example
$3.50 in children's shoes to $1,000 in
women's shoes. 90 Off
All high shoes and low shoes from
S1l.OO to $500. ................ $500 Off
This includes every high and low shoe.
party slippers, ETC., in the house regardless
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Main Floor Items
Laces and EmbrOideries

EmDrOderIeS
Baby founcings beautifully embroidered dainty patterns
and finished with double rufe of embroidery $500 value
yard. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $1OO
wide selection of patterns soc values yards for $1OO
Wide Calais Walls in wide edges gaoon and bands aces suit
able for lingerie neggees etc. SOC to values yd $1OO
Wide crochet laces for casoles brasseres etc.
lace that aundes perfectly 25c values yards for $1OO
Trimmings.
bands fancy beautiful embroidery bands
all coors that much for
ming this fall, $3.50 to $l75 values .$1OO yard
Ocean pearl buttons eye
waists dresses mems shirts and infants clothes card of
'O1N' sN'"- -'N Jewelry -' ~ 49,
Ruby red and jet beads finished with ass pendants SOC
Gold plated pencil on sautoir 81 so value 90
pins in platinum finish and sterling, with Rhine
Cuff links gold plate finish or soft
Styles all neatly boxed $3.50 and $500 values 1OO each
Puff box and hair receivers, 2 styles,
$l5O values ., - 81 90 each
Perfume bottles in large assortment of styles some have
bottles in ivory contaner S5O $500 values $1OO each
Du Barry nail file and button hook $3.50 value. .$1OO
Ribbons
SOC Ribbons 4 yards for 90
Fancy stripes and paids floral patterns light and
included in this lot These beautiful qualities suitable
for hair bows caps amsoes and number of dainty gifts
CSC to soc values. yards $1OO
Handsome wide ribbons tapestry effect or beautiful
Jacquards light and dark patterns fancy
bons for making bags table runners caisoes caps
and hair bows
Umbrellas, $I.OO each.
Umbrellas for and children of American taffeta
with paragon frames Handles of wood either plain carved
with loops
WOmen's Gloves. $500 values. ......... 81 90 pair
Women cape skin gloves in white tan and biscuit shades
Only broken line of sizes sizes
Mems fine cambria handkerchiefs with hemstched hens
Mems fine all linen handkerchiefs with hestched hens
'oc Vaue' for $1OO
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In the Basement

White enamel handled kitchen
set, consisting of egg beat
er, cake turner, meat fork,
potato masher, mixing
spoon and medicine spoon.
$500 value, all for. 81. 90
Choice of cheese plate, pickle
dish, bon bon dish, or spoon
tray, $3.50 value, at,
each. =. 90
$500 silver deposit vases or
sugar sifters, each. .$1.OO
1 Ouija board and one cootie
game, all for. 800
$3.50 seamless covered combi-
nette, perfect enamel
3 pair hand painted china tea
cups, SOC regular,
$1.25 decorated china syrup
pitchers. e. T.. 1890. 81 90
SIPS decorated china sugar
and cream set. 500
Set of six Colonial sherbets,
set. ....S1.00
Decorated tea pots,
choice. .$1.OO
$3.50 all metal whelebarrow,
each. $500
Choice of one lot of dolls,
each. !. .$1.OO
Aluminium coffee percolator,
at. %1.00
All wool ceiling busters $I.OO
$500 pure zinc steam washer,
fits any wash boiler, $1.OO
1 water pitcher and l dozen
tumblers for, set .$1.OO
$1.25 baby bread and milk
SET. :...., 1.OOl
6, 25c china plates. ..$1.OO
l wash tub and 1 212-gal.
water pail. .........$1.OO
SIPS granite rice boilers,
each. 90
Rosemary" silverware, $3.50
value in cold meat fork,
cream ladle, gravy ladle,
J berry spoon, etc.-choice,
each. $1.OO
Arcade coffee mill with glass
canisters, holds one pound,
adjustable steel grinder,
each. 90
Japanese waste paper bas-
ketS. $1.OU
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been reduced. Included are suits of tricotines,
Panvelaines, Yalama Cloth and other high grade
materials. There are plainly tailored models,
while others have fur trimming or touch of
embroidery.
$1,000 to S65.OO off
= All coats and dresses have also been marked
at special prices for Dollar Day.
Furs at Saving
Luxurious furs made from selected skins
nothing could be more appropriate for Christ
mas gift and here is a chance to secure them at
a saving. All ladies' fur scarfs, chokers, and
stoles-
$500 to $4,000 off
Women's Sateen Bloomers-Good quality, in dark
and light colors knee and ankle length, special $1OO
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No Mail or
Phone Orders
Stationery Section

Narcissus bulbs in gift boxes,
Csc value, 5 for. 800
1 quire box stationery, $1.25
value. ..... LOO
1 quire box stationery, 75c
value, 2 for. 90
/ pound stationery and 3
packages envelopes, $1.35
value. ....... $1.OO
Framed notices, for appro-
pirate Christmas gift 5,
S1.35 values. $ 90
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Silk Specials

Toe VelVeteen, in gold. Il ydFuS
At $1.OO yard.
$500 4O-inch Crepe de Chine.
$500 40-inch Georgette Crepe.
$500 27-inch Velveteen.
$500 36-inch Corduroy, in gold, copen-
hagen blue and black.
$500 36-inch two-season Satin.
S1.25 33-inch Japanese Pongee.
$500 36-inch Printed Pongees.
$500 36-inch Plain Messaline.
$3.50 33-inch Striped Tub Silks.
At $1.OOOff
$3.50 36-inch Taffeta evening shades.
$3.50 36-inch Taffeta street shades.
$3.50 36-inch Scotch Plaid Silks.
$3.50 36-inch Tricolette,
$3.50 24-inch Black Velvet.
$3.50 36-inch Striped Taffeta.
$3.50 36-inch Striped Satins.
At $I.OO Off
$500 4O-inch Satin, in black and colors.
$500 36-inch Black Satin.
So 90 36-inch Black Taffeta.
$500 36-inch Black Peau de Sole.
So 90 36-inch Crepe de Chine.
So. 36-inch Costume Velvet.
$500 4O-inch Radium Silk, in maize and
taupe.
$500 4O-inch Black Bonnet Satin.
At $I.OO Off
$500 40-inch Satin Romano in black and
colors.
$500 4O-inch Charmeuse, in black and
colors.
$500 4O-inch Crepe Meteor, in black and
colors.
$500 4O-inch Canton Crepe, in colors.
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of make and quality. You will find in these
such well known makes as Wright & Peters,
Stetson, Maetrich-Eyer, J. & K. Also line
of children's shoes in School Craft, Edwards
and Little Pal.
Besides the above specials for Dollar Day
we will have table full of high grade shoes
of broken sizes, but a good assortment of
sizes. These formerly sold from $500 to
$500 for Dollar Day they go at $500 pair.
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yard
WOolens at Dollar Day Prices

WOOlenS at Dollar Day Prices
36-inch Fancy Sateens. ........2 yards for $1.OO
37-inch Paris Fouards. ..........2 yards for 100
$1.OO yard
36-inch Serges and GRANTEES.
40-inch Epingles and Serges.
Values from SIPS, $3.50 and $500 yard: 81 90 yard
$1.OO yard off.
$500 Serges Chaddas Tricotines Gabardines. $500
$500 Serges in gray, black and blue. 90
$685. 54-inch Plaids and Blue Serges 2.95
1915 Serges Prunellas A to SO inches wide. $2.75
$3.50 Quality Serges. .......................$2 $3.50
S3.25 Quality Serges. ......................$2 25
$500 Fancy Serges. $500
$275 Serges and Epngles. ..................$1. 75
$3.50 Serges and Epngles. ..................$1. $3.50
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Dollar Day Hosiery

Womens silk hose, semi-fashioned, double heel, toe
and top in black navy, cordonay $150 values. 90
Womens silk and fiber hose double heel toe and sole
and Isle top in black cordovan Russian calf and white
75c value. 2 for $1.OO
Womens OUTSIDE cotton hose, full fashioned foot,
double heel toe and SOLE Good elastic top. In black
sizes 91A and TO- S1.25 values. ...........$ 81 90
Womens heavy cotton white hose full fashioned
foot sizes 8 and only, 75c value. 2 for $1.OO
Womens Isle hose, sem-fashoned, double heel, toe
and sole, in brown size 9A and TO- SOC value for 81
Womens cotton hose, double heel, toe and sole, in
Children's cotton hose in black, sizes 72 and g. in
white sizes 612 to 912, Soc values. A for $1OO
Evening journal., 1921-09-21
Track Valuations.

In the case Of Pimlico and Laurel
the value OF improvements in course
OF construction and TO be completed
before the fall meetings will be
added to these figures. Pimlico's fig
ure will be raised between $4,000
Evening journal., 1921-09-21

washburn explained that he took
the position that the sound business
course for the board TO pursue and
one based on logic was to get the
utmost possible protection based on
the valuation OF the property OF IN,
board that has been long accepted
as sound.
The total amount OF insurance
which the board decided 70 carry at
one OF its first meetings amounted
TO slightly less than S2.225.000. for
which the premium cost would moi
exceed 5000 annually. A saving in
premium costs. not exceeding $500
annually would be effected by the
change with a possible loss runninf
as high as $3.50. 900. the amount
the cut planned through the Soudcr
amendment.
In speaking on the subject today
Mr.. souder, who issued the call FOR
the meeting said: "The call was made
70. discuss the bids for furniture
needed in the portable school build.
ing, although any other matters OF
| importance may be considered. Wha'
DR.. washburn has stated on the In
surance question was merely a reiter
alton OF his views as expressed a
the last meeting OF the School Board
"The thought expressed at tina
meeting was to have a new valua
tion made on the school building
and TO report on the same at tn
meeting next Monday night"
Evening journal., 1921-09-21
BELIEVE SCHOOL
VALUES T0OLOW
DR.. Washburn Sees Mistak-
en- Economy in Insurance
Reduction
EXPECT BOARD
TO CHANGE FRONT

Members OF tho Board OF Public
Education at a special meeting call
ed for o'clock this afternoon. may
reconsider a motion adopted at the
last meeting OF that body providing
for a reduction OF tT5O.000 IN in
surance policies on the city schools.
The motion to reduce the insur-
ance on the buildings was made by
Ellwood Souder. president OF the
board at the last meeting. He con-
tended that insurance based on the
valuation OF the school buildings
was too high.
Several members or the board are
understood TO be opposed TO the re-
cuction. including Or. " d. washburn
and James T. Chandler. In comment
ing on the reduction suggested by
Mr.. Souder. DR.. Washburn said yes
terday that II was mistaken econ
omy which might prove costly to the
taxpayers OF the city"
There is considerable opposition
10 such a reduction which Is shared
by other members OF the board. -"
Dr. Washburn said. The Board OF
Education has no right to make such
a reduction. meaning a small pres
ent saving and a possible large loss
to the taxpayers in the future. II
is false economy" DR.. Washburn
added.
In making this statement. DR.
Evening journal., 1921-09-21
Fat Folks
Get Thin
Reliable, Home
Reduction System

Faf persooa. particularly tisose frou 10 10
% pound above normal weight. viii be in
terested to learn that they might reducs
weight and measurements while eating all
they need and while really enjoying tho
becoming slender and healthier. Nothing
strenuous or weakening. You want this
This should be done by using Kosein
Tabules and following simple directions
Even a few days' treatment Is likely to
show pleasing reduction The step should
become lighter. the flesh lmer. the skin
smoother; work seems easier and actually
pleasant. More buoyant and ambitious feel
Ing takes poascssion OF the whole body and
mind a. superhoous fat disappears.
If YOU have tired various methods Of fAk
reduction without real benefit you may nov
b. very thankful at having found a gcnuino
system. Look and feel younrerl Aim 10
live longer and happier ENJOY ne Ith
safe rational and healthful. In each pkre.
there Is moncy-refind guarantee. Buy a
package Of korcin Tabuics at any busy drug
store or send 81. money, check or EtAmpsl
and receive pkge., plain wrapper, postpaid.
Korein Co. NV-2s. Station X. New York
Evening journal., 1921-09-21

Mrs. Warren L. Taylor and children
have returned TO Wilmington after
visit with Mrs. Taylor's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis; Mrs
George Embree and son. Pierson EN-
bree. OF West Chester. Pa. have been
visitors at the home OF Frederick
Brady; Mrs. V. w. Massey. OF Will
mington, Is the guest OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. 5. Emlen Massey; Miss
Josephine Kohl has gone to Brook
lyn, n. y. whore she will enter the
training school for nurses at the
Brooklyn Hospital.