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The New York herald., 1921-08-29
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

GOVERNESS-Youn French woman desires
position governess for one two chill
dren. D., 900 Locust St, Willamsport, Pa
HOu OusEWoRK.-Spanish girl. speaks Eng
lish fluently, for part time ladys or small
apartment best reference; no cooking. Can
between 1890 and go, Audubon 0dl3
HousEwoRKER, American. Protestant
family, desires plain cooking and general
work; no laundry. 151 Herald. Herald 50.
HoUsEWoRKER. colored. or day work,
laundry or cleaning; good references.
Mornngside 5675.
HOUSEWORkER, Protestant, good cook
sleep In or out; reference; small family
city, country. I 204 Herald, Herald SO.
HoUSEwoRK, light, or janitress; colored
girl Young. GO w. 10th st.
HOUSEWORK, young woman. good cook;
no washing; references. y. g.. $50 sth ay.
JANlTRESS, for cold or hot water house.
Superintendent. 125 Yermilyea av.. city.
LAUNDRESS, colored, wants washing, IRON
ing daily; first class; understand fine
work; Z years reference. Broomes, w.
1921 ST.
LAuNDREss, Hungarian. excellent; family
wash home, Sl.25 dozen; open air drying.
Gyori. III West Tooth st.
LAUNDRESS, experienced, desires work out
daily; no cleaning. Becker. 165 w. 9sth
LAUNDREsS. by day, and housecleaning;
references. 200 w. s9th. basement.
LAUNDREss, Swedish wants days work.
Answer by mail, Werner. 303 =. 10th:
LAuNDREsS wishes to take family wash
home. Ellen. 219 w. 63d.
! LAUNDRESS, coiored, take washing home
or days work. crosler. 4l6 w. 36th.
LAUNDREss wants to take home wash of re-
fined people. by mail. 1850 Av a. Apt A.
LAUNDREsS wants washing: hamper wash
specially. Rhinelander 7i09.
MANICURIST, knowing scalp treatment.
wishes situation. 206 w. SD.
| MAsSEUsE (colored). license 2soo4. desires
few more lady patients MCDONNELL
Audubon 1896.
NURSE, Scotch, refined nine years expert
ence. hospital and private, highest refer
cnces. wants position with infant or accom-
inodai1lng: 9ia: wiling WILING TO travel. Nurse !. Mch.
| NURSE. children over l year; hospital
training; references: like travelling; $50
month. 1T2 y. 11lth. Call. 1912
NURSE. trained infants, wishes temporary
work: shows young mothers first care in
fant. Write Miss Schwencke, 20Ts sth av.
NURSE. refined, young. for invalid: country
preferred. y 165 Herald, Herald So
NURSE for one infant; thoroughly expert
creed; references. Box 63 1929 3d av.
sF,AMsTREss wants plain sewing, mend
ing. any description,. on ladies' wear.
Caretaker. lol East SD.
WAITRESS, English. Thoroughly understands
work: small adult Christian family; $40
month: references; competent. Write par
ticuiars. 364 w. Goth.
WOMAN-Competent days work. cleaning
or laundry: references. Bensch, $40 West
1881.
WOMAN, reliable, colored wishes half timc,
days work of any kind; cali all week.
Lindsay. 273 w. 134th.
WOMAN wishes mending sewing care OF
wardrobe, by day. M 144S Herald, Harlem.
WOMAN. Hungarian, with references wishes
days work. Mrs. Spangler, 333 Il. 12ith.
YOUNG lady, experienced, attend ladies at
their residences shampooing and facial
massage specially. I. Johnson, Az Lenox av.
i
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
A REAL OPPORTUNITY.

A REAL OEEOitIONll4s
Big CORPORATION, recently organized TO
annFactpre n Machine and render a Service
through II that promess to revolutionize tho
Field "a which Il will operate, u preparing
d number OF men for Executive Positions the
en- arning possibilities Of which ARE not less
than so 600 % per year on n profit-sharing
basis with substantial drawing accounts when
preparation has been compl,e,ted. together gl
during training period Not your previous
experience. but your character and willing
rcss 10 work hard IN the building of a big
succnes for both Yourself and Cornpony ara
essential Opportunity also for one man w
each City and Town within 100 miles Of
y. y. to act az our Resident Representative
there Apply n person only Motion Picture
Advertising Company, 1923 Broadway tCO-
lumhus Circlel.
ADVERTISING salesmen wanted senior and
junior solicitors on commission and SALARY
basis. must be capable Of big Developments
large organization selling all mediums w
y Herald. Herald 81.
CANVAssERs wanted 70 solicit trado Tor
the ice and coal business. =. ~. Bode &
Co. 407 East Sist.
CLERK for night and auditing. must have
hotel experience and understand to handle
switchboard for large club; state age. salary
and experienced " 81 Herald, Herald "a
COMMISSION agents wanted 10 sell the fa
nous Pnbst Blue Ribbon malt syrup.
Apply n Tho forenoon. Pabst, SOC w lQth.
COUPLE. Protestant; cook and generally
useful inside and outside. country. refor#
ences required. Cali room 29l. metropolitan
Tower. I Madison aN Monday between 80
and $50
COUPLE. gardener, chambermaid, taundress,
references; white. Call 49S West End Rv..
II o'clock Monday twelfth floor. apt y.
DECORATORS wanted; free hand flower
work on cnnmelied furniture. Hawks Fur
niture Co, Goshen. Indiana.
TtrR cutter and operator wanted FOR oat at
town Apply al S. Goldstein a Son, 50
West STth e.. a. II a. NJ and 70 4 T.. VI.
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rrruRfEP first class. wanted. reference re-
nuirnd Call Otto Erler, $3.50 W. 9pth st..
TnCcday or Wednesday.
JAPANESE general houseworker wanted
must be rood cook. Well trained and neat
and have good references position mas
ters' small bungalow on Hudson River,
wages not over So. Call September | he-
tween and AZ i84 Park ay. Mrs. Moffn
MALE HELP--sPEC1ATa
Men between ares OF 20 and 81 have
= wonderful opportunity here VIC arc
m need ~ clean cut men and can
show them an Immediate future,
come III and talk II over. Ask for Mr..
Gerber, Moore Haven Sugar Corp,
room 1905 200 Broadway.
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SALESMAN

wanted 70 cover the manufacturing and rail-
road trade ID Southern territory; one who
has had experience In the paint and Varnlsh
line aad who is familiar with that territory.
state ~, experience, character Of trade so
licitei nd salary desired. Address Post
Office LJx 1Gs. Newark, \. j.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Mate.

Mate.
AGENTS wanted on a first class New Jersey
proposition; big money in Il 10 YOU Apply
Or Harris 1s5 4th st., Passaic. N. q.
CANVASSER'S agent 10 sell insurance, sup
ply everything needed. Write Genaillc, 5sI
w. 1T7th. New York.
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NJ Il
,lEN-ARE Yor sINcERFa

MEN.
MEN-ARE YOU SINCERE?
DO you really want to be hig2 We
want several men over - years old
Who have good personality, are
thoroughly honest and ambitious and
can qualify IN short tme as mana
gers capable Of earning $4,000 per
year and up. no experience IS neces-
sarss
ASK FOR Mr.. KERR. ROOM 500,
80 Court ST., Brooklyn Borough Han subway
Station. CAN at 10 a. M.
MFN-The l.. II. Steel Service Corporation
wants good men with sales ability. Ap
ply room 723. l65 Broadway.
ORDER clerk. must understand meat and
provision line know how TO operate switch
board and typewriter, liberal salary. Apply
$50 a. NJ. Monday, Cosmopolitan Market
Co. 3T6 sth av.
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MANAGER
and Assistant Buyer

Large growing department store do
Ing good business. must know NOR
Chandise and capable of handing heir.
10 act as right hand man to Tho
rror rietor and customer. only one
thoroughly qualified need apply. give
suli particulars as 20 experience, sal
ary. ale, married or single. City be-
tween New York and Philadelphia
Apply Box f5f Herald, 10th st.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

COUPLE having home at Manhattan
Beacn will accommodate one or two chill
dren over years OF age; mothers care
given; plenty of wholesome food and health
ful surroundings, school near by. 20 West
End av., Manhattan Beach.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

HOUSEWORKER, general, white, small fam
ily: no washing. Monday, Meyer, 81 "
loQth.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

CHILDREN boarded I'm schools; city or
country: highest references. EMERY, 3S
Park row. Cortlandt 1894 Room 604.
LEXINGTON Av., .At.-Accessible: large,
small rooms: excellent table; home cook
ing.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 800 (cor. 1o4th) Under
management; catering to individual
tastes; house newly decorated; every room
with bath. phone. elevator: hotel service
54TII ST, 80 West.-Desirable large rooms,
with board; table guests accommodated.
ODD 12S-i30 W-Large rooms: excellent
cuisine and service; paror dining.
1o2D sr., 24S WEST.
Large room with BATH high class: South
ern cooking; reference; also smaller room.
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Statesmen.

Statesmen.
AN UNUSUAL DEMAND FOR
ORR SERVICES REQUIRES THAT
WE ADD 6 NEW MEMBERS TO
OUR SALES FORCE AT ONCE.
II YOlt ARE A CHRISTIAN, ANY
AGE OVER %, WE WILL PRE-
SENT A GENUINE OPPORTUNITY
WHEREBY YOU WILL BE EN-
ABLED TO EARN UPWARD OF
So. 600 DURING THE NEXT 90 DAYS.
WORK DIGNIFTEp AND PERMA-
NENT. WITH EXECUTIVE RESPON-
SfBILTTIES-EA 1922. CALL
AFTER 10 A. NJ. SUITE 1903. 800
MADISON AV., AT 18th ST.
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EAI4h1SSiIsM.
CAN USE . MORE REAL Statesmen
IN OUR FLYING SQUADRON. NO. s LEcAY-
ING NEW YORK TO-DAY.
WE ADVANgyE sry ALL EXPENsEs Tis 81, ;,,,,
REAL MONEY WITH OUR oRGANlzA-
QUIRED, CALL BEFORE II O'CLOCK
THIS MORNING 80 w. 42p ST, ROOM 1852.
Statesmen.
Have position open FOR gentlemen who can
tell the truth IN a convincing manner must
qualify strictly as 10 character and sales
ability; position Permanent, good income and
splendid chance FOR advancement. Call be-
tween 1912. Room 9o2. 507 9Th av.
SALESMEN OVER 30 YEARS or AGE
WITH PRACTICAL BUSINESS TRAINING
FOR SECURITIES DEPARTMENT or NEW
YORK COMMERCIAL. BANKING HOUSE
- son TO $4,000 YEARLY ON COMMIS-
SION. AnPIY TO MI WAIlREN.
SUITE GOA, 293 BROADWAY.
SALESMAN, high class, to sell fret
class Industrial stock; no promo
tion: steady employment; bring refer
ences. Room 1902. 80 Cortlandt a.
SALESMAN experienced in Interior cabinet
work, decorations and store fixtures; de-
slgner preferred; only first class men need
apply. s. S. silver & Co, 500 Butler ST.,
BROOKLYN.
YOUNG man. nG. over .27 years Of age. WITH
an imagiuatiea and willingness 10 work
viii be given every opportunity Of advance
ment with q business firm which viii appre-
ciate the right young man who by good work
can count on becoming one OF the firm IN
letter state past business experience and
compensation desired, w so Herald. Her
all 20.
YOUNG man. learn new business. experience
unnecessary; we teach you 20 make $50
weekly. y 331 Herald. Herald "a.
Instruction.
BECOME a
TRAFFIC. MANAGER.
Conditions point 20 an enormously in
creased demand for traffic experts within
the next months; salaries WIN range
from $1,000 to $4,000 a year"
system has been devised by a group
of traffic specialists TO fit men for this
growing need.
By this system. without interfering with
your present work az all, you can qualify
for this splendid profession III few
short months.
Flrd ont about Il. Cali or phone Tor
Information Or write FOR booklet Er-5
No obligation,
LAsALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY.
ia ". YEA St, y. y. G. Bryant sy2u
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

TWO refined Jewish business girls, single.
double rooms, private family, upper West
Side; references. NJ 1454 Herald. Harlem.
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Instruction.

EARN Se5-st5o weekly only through Prof.
ROHREB'S reliable hairdress, manicure.
beauty school; 81 up; earn while learning,
ITO w. l2d ST.. or Is 4th av,, Brooklyn
Newark branch will open September u.
LADIES desiring to learn the higher form Of
beauty culture and hairdressng evenings
may DO SO by applying now at De Bruyn's,
IS West 5Tth st.
LEARN HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE.
Large earnings and opportunities; day,
evening classes Call, write booklet Ill,
WTLFRED ACADEMY, 1a3 w. 44th.
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HDJSEWORKER wanted. good plain cook
four adults no heavy cleaning city refer
ences. 100 w Seth Apt. "a.
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HOUSEWORk-Gir for general Lousswork'
family OF two. Apply j w, SD, Mrs
Nathan. between 10 and -.
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HOUSEWORKER. PROTESTANT. CHAM
BERMAID ASSIST PANTRY. GOOD
WAGES. 122 Il. 40TH
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Borough of Brooklyn.

ATTRACTIvEEY furnished two room suite.
consisting of large bedroom, smaller recer-
tion room adjoining: southern exposurei
kitchen privileges II desired. Tel. South 2l27.
ONE. two connecting rooms; kitchen. par
quet. electricity; -sfin,d neighborhood. La
fayette 53to
ST. JOHNS PL., a0S.--At subways, Park
Plaza and 18th av. stations: rooms exclu-
sively for gentlemen. Phone 0649 Sterling.
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Automobile instruction.

AUTO INSTRUCTION.
4 and s weeks courses for
Owners, Chauffenrs, Mechanics. Salesmen-
WEST SIDE y. NJ @. A.,
30i West 57th st.. New York.
Get booklet and pass. Special ladies' classes.
REPAIRING AND DRIVING taught snoTs
time; license guaranteed ladies' classes.
also Ford lessons. AMERICAN AUTO
SCHOOL. 72s Lexington ay. (5oth)- Plaza
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NURSE. white. to care for rs year old gif
and assist household small apartment
good home. Lansburgh. 2i5 West ssth,
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HOUSEWORKER, general; reliable girl, wh'
AD, 23O W. 9Tth
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HOUSEWORKER, general, whlte, famlIy Q
two. Apply Mrs. Mason, I West SD, be
fore noon Monday.
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Automobile Accessories.

TO AUTOMOBILE REPAIR MEN
Large. modern slightly used tire making.
repair and yulcanizing equipment Tor sale.
terms very reasonable. Equipment can b.
seen at 20 Hudson st., Jersey City, y. y.
Montgomery 3OG6.
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HOUSEWORKER, general; four In family
Kessler, 2ss0 Broadway. corner 1l2th 81.
NURSE girl wanted for children; expert
enced or inexperienced. Call Tuesday
morning after TO- Sousa, i22 East sd
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Automobiles Wanted.

ALL MAKES Of CARS WANTED for CASH.
Our location and overhead mean better
prices fSs you. Bring cars and cash Is watt
ing.
" Y. AUTO EXCHANGE, INC,
146 w. Seth It, Phone Circle S9Tg.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East SIDE.

ALLERTON HOUSE FOR MEN,
THE rates In the newest of the ALLERTON
Group, IL story fireproof building Just COM
pleted, containing club and hotel conven-
fences. are from 80. 80 to $3.50 per week.
1i3 EAST BOTH SIT.
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! or . all conveniences handy TO Eric and
Lackawanna station. SMITH. 05 No. Will
low st., Montclair, N. j.
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OFFICE assistant, experience with shoe con-
Germ preferred. must be good at figures
state age, experience, salary. N 1876 Her
ala BrO0lsIyn.
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houseworS; good cleaner: all-round gen
orally useful; reference. VI 1l42 Herald
Hsrlem.
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-. HOTEL BELMoRE;

c5TH ST. AND LEXINGTON Av.
Rooms, $s weekly and upward; phone and
electric fan in every
MADISON Az, 1872 ts4th) Large. beau
tiful parlor floor; private bath: electricity.
32D ST, 23i East.-Nicc light rooms run
ming water. 81 up weekly.
GOTH, 30 E.-Parlor, bedrooms. bath;
Kitchen privileges. new. couple or busi-
ness ladies. Plaza 1885. FJAREM.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

MAN, English, %: travel anywhere: college
education, good appearance, refined, cour-
teous. tactfnl. experienced sccretarial duties,
auto driver, excellent references character;
served In British army, France. IL $50
Herald, $50 Broadway
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE.

APPnENTfCE-Excep opportunity for
young girl OF pleasing personality 70 learn
beauty culture and hairdrcssing IN Its higher
form must live with parents. De Bruyn's
Institute. ts West 5Tth -.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

FRANKLIN 6 cyl. touring: mechanically
perfect; 500. need cash Immediately. Van-
derbiit 1910.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WANTED-FEMALE

CARTTAIIERS.--A lady going South would
like positions for man and wife as care
takers for winter: highest recommendations.
" III Hcrald 10Th 81.
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FLAPPER IN FLLMY BLOUSE
DEFENDED BY PERSIAN HERE
Dr. Jenabe FaSel Masadarani Exponent OF Baas Regio"
Says She May Be Better Than Many Shrouded
Beauty of Orient

And If the woman finds the man
hasn't got as much money as she ex O..
pected she tried to find another man
who has and if the man suddenly sees
prettier woman than his wife. he
goes to her. Divorce must be restricted,
but should not be prohibited. Uniform
laws are what are most necessary, but
the medicine for the whole i'll Is true
love.
The prevailing extreme character of
fashions is another question bothcring
people. but it is one which we should
leave to the people themselves rather
than try to curb with the possibility Of
making It worse. The present craze will
poss. And, besides, it must be rcmem-
bcrcd that many woman In the Orient.
covered from head to toe. is corrupt and
immoral. while the scanty dressers OF
the Western countries may be pure and
chaste.'
A general cure for many social evils
is the Identification of home life and
the relations Of husband and wife, ac-
cording to DR.. FaZel who is an advo-
cate of equal rights for men and women
in all respects.
On the side of politics. Dr. Fazel de-
clarrd that before and during the war
America stood always and forever for
altruistic principles of the finest sort.
Now. however. he secs more nation
alstiC. sometimes sectional spirit
springing up here. which is being fos-
tered in the schools and colleges.
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are afraid to write what they think
afraid TO speak what tlIey think, lest
they he attainted for heresy. and the
heresy hunter shall be abroad in the
land.
Fifth. A creed tends to casuistry
and to intellectual, if not moral, dis :
honesty.
Says Creeds Show Lack OF Faith
Sixth. The adoption Of hard and fast
creeds shows lack of faith. Does the
truth need n chapcronef Why not
trust truth without any penalties? IL
implies lack of iaith in our children
and in our successors. Are we not TO
trust them, even as our creedless Bap-
tist ancestors trusted u.s. II is a lack
OF faith in God. God doesn't need a
fence buih round Him. Who will de.
fine God-the creed makers:
Seventh. II violates our'noblest Ban
tist traditions Crerdless. we have vel
coined men and women of every variety
OF opinion. SO, nsk in this demon
national crisis. Shall we trust each
otherE committee has been ap-
pointed to investigate our Baptist uni
versities and colleges. do not know
what they will report. But do know
that II We close the door upon our
baptlSt inheritance and shut out the
sunlight from the hills Tchabod will be
written over our portals -
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ATTEMPT TO MAKE
ST|LLMAN JEALOUS
Wife Ready to Testify She
Wrote "Hysterical" Note to
Win Him Back
ELDEST SON DlSOWNS HIM

New York. June 20.-Mrs. James A.
pared to admit the authenticity OF the
"hysteriCal" letter to her husband "
this is presented in evidence in his
divorce action against her.
It was learned on high authority
last night that she IL ready to take the
stand in her own defense and testify
that when she wrote TO her husband II
have found comfort in the arms Of an
Indian" she was animated solely By
the desire TO make him jealous and rouse
within him q sense of duty toward his
family
This. it was predicted, is the line the
defense will take if it is ever allowed
to give its version Of the case. Indi-
cations yesterday were that the hear
ings in the suit may never proceed that
far.
Seek Ruling on Legitimacy
when Mr.. Stillman's attorneys COM
plptc their side. not later than June -,
a motion will be made Immediately to
pass on the legitimacy of the baby,
Guy. of whom Mr. Stillman charges he
is not the father.
Save for the testimony Of Hugh
Russell. III" Buffalo osteopath. which
may be ruled out. nothing has been
brought out thus far to reflect upon the
parrntagc Of Guy.
James A. Stllman. Jr.. elder brother
Of Guy, yesterday gave his first in.
t"rvi"w 10 reporters. He declared
no agreed with hs mother that his
father is not mentally fit He further
declared he had refused to shake hands
with his father and that he considered
him "dOWnright mean
"lts sort of hard TO say il, the
boy remarked but don t believe that
! have a father any moro. y
Young Stilman declared several
times he would always bear a grudge
against his father for the manner in
which he had acted since the suit was
filed and the lengths 10 which he has
gone 80 prove the boys mother guilty
Of wrongdong. He also indicated he
resented deeply the attitude taken by
his sister. Miss Anne Stillman who is
now visiting friends Of her father and
who appears to lean more toward her
father in the marital troubles than to-
ward her mother
According 10 thr boy his father told
him and his sister Anne that he intended
to get a divorce. that it would be kept
secret and that he was doing it for the
sake Of the children.
"Oncc," young Stillman went on,
my father and | were pretty close to
each other, bur no longer I am sorry
TO say that | cannot recognize as INV
father the man who is seeking to ruin
my mother. ! cut away from him the
moment | found out what he intended
to do tn my mother and we are further
away than ever. ! cant ever look upon
him as my father again.
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The Chestnut street flapper. short
skirts, iilmy gauze waists and all. may
be O. Is. as far as the inner woman
Is concerned. while the Oriental beauty.
bundled up to the eyes. afraid even of
displaying her raven locks to profanc
eyes, may be terribly wicked and i'm
modest.
Such is the thought of Prof. .Tenabe
FaSel Mazandarani, who halls from
Persia and who is visiting in this coun-
try as the expounder of Bahaism. rs
founded by BAHIA a Llah, 'The Servant
Of God "
DR., Fnzel is also cnient in regard to
the theatre and dancing, especially the
former.
Music Ladder Of Soul
The Bahaismists believe the theatre
is field for the education of mankind
and the ideas acted out before the
peoples eyes are worth often times a
thousand sermons declared the Ori-
entail, who added a few moments later
that inaSmuch as every one needs rec
reation of some sort. plays which have
no sermon and point no moral are also
good 10 keep minds from becoming dull
and sluggish.
Music is the ladder for the progress
VI lne soul OF man, was Dr. Fazcl =
striking phrase in regard to this ques-
ton, but he shook his head when ques
TONED concerning jazz.
Il referred only TO classical music,
Of course, he said hastily.
Those who oppose the theatre, music.
dancing and the like must be living
back somewhere in the Middle Ages"
declared the exponent of Bahaism with
feeling, but he added quickly:
Il do not mean corrupt stage produc-
lions. moonlight and other questionable
forms of dancing or cheap music. re-
Ter only TO ennObling phases of these
recreatlons,''
DR.: Fazel. who was robed and tur-
oaned on his arrival In the city yes
lerday for series of six lectures on
the Bahnistc faith. today wore the con-
Ve.ntional sack suit and standard collar
OF the American business man. Seated
10 his room at the ST. James, he ex-
planned the ideas aud doctrines Of his
iaith, and always with the aid of an
interpreter, discussed freely political,
social and economic questions
ur. Fazel hit the freedom Of divorce
lsws IN the United States.
Divorce Is gaining because of the
iooseness Of marriage vows" he said