The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-05
by
Lucy Jeanne Price

New York - Aha! At last! One
touch of real romance in the Stillman
case! But among neither the princi-
pals nor witnesses. Just the reporters
The so-called president of the SOCIAL
ed Stillman Reporters Association
and Mutual Benefit League got so
tired of the people the testimany was
all about up there in those Poughkeep-
sic hearings that he turned to one OF
the girl feature writer's Sob SIS
ters" - there for the purpose OF GID
ing the brass of it all, if possible; and
he found this colleague Of his own
world decidedly refreshing So there IN
that sordid, curiosity-craving atmos-
phere. the romance began, which soon
ia to have official announcement.
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It's quite all right to pamper the
children; but my gracious haven't the
poor grown-ups right to live, too! 80
questioned Manhattan as they watched
the shower baths that the travelling
hove gave ecstatic crowds OF KIDS
these hot summer evenings. Conse-
ouently Fire Chief Kenlon is being
de,rped with applications for the
show TO be continued after the youhe
generation is safely tucked in ped'
Down in the Greenwich Village corner
Of town. they are already at it. BLOCK
shower parties with bathing suns 'ne
costume de rigeus are almost e'e''
evening affairs.
Nina more American heroines lahu-
Cd IN New York the other DAY ifon w,
those districts of Europe where sun
there is war. They are Vaieh'ihe
sn,on,,owska Anna Michalowska' and
Felicia Krutowicz, of st. LOUIS Aoll'
Kosebuzky, and Anna Kopec' OF 'reh,
ton. N J.; stephanie Ko7lowsko' .,
TAYLOR, Pa; Mary Andreepwska' VI
M,,wautee. Helen Sietrawska, OF pu'
nnosne Pa, and Josephine Tarkowsko
oY cleveland, the Polish Grey sam'r''
tans; American girls one or Two sen-
erations removed from POLAND, ~
cruit and trained by the Y W. " -
~ 90 over during the war. The arms
t,ce came before they had sailed GU
the American Relief Admlnis''a.l ",',
needed workers badly, so thes We"
over TO do whatever was to be uone
Thew found plenty of work. The po'isl
neople are still in desperate need
sood Of nursing, and almost more I'M
nortant. of something to bring back IN
70 their lives the spirit OF you'h an'
Of play. So, because the girls an
beroines, they are going to s'ay a
home only six weeks and then fe'ui
20 the field. More than that they ar
anx,ous to return. The urgency OF I'll
-.on,o.s needs over there means con
s,derably more than their own phys
teal comforts. They have traVe'e
there long miles in cattle cars s'anO
ing with the cattle; they nave so,
without food themselves and tried
cbeer Others who were without II
thew have been in constant coh'a'
with tragedy. But on September hts
they will sail to take their p,a'
among its shadows once more All
they refuse to be considered heroine
Rut we've heard all about their Wor
from the Administration so we Kn'
the size of It
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peep-sea going bicycles are the Ia
est ,acquatic sport medium Tney al
actual bicycles of peculiar design
with iloaters attached somehow
keep them afloaat ever win 1usf
passenger peddling away on 'hel
Miss Barrett, one of the enthusias
over the new sport, won race u
other day over the course from u
Battery to Midland Beach, making II
two hours and forty minutes.
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At the s. P. c. A. hospital III NE
York there is 100000 worth of radiu
for the relief Of animal cancer l
Smith of the hospital staff reports IN
scores Of animals, dogs, cats COWS a
horses have been cured by means OF
During the current year." he sa
"the hospital has handled an avera
Of forty cases day. The radium
the property of the Memorial Hospi'
but by special arrangement it has be
made available to the relief OF 81
. fering among the dumb animals
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Fishermen on the north shore
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