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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-10
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Grace Unity club of the Metho-
dist church will serve a Harvest
supper, Friday, Oct. Ia at $50.
Advertisement
The last of the clinics which
the State Board of Health have
been conducting throughout the
state will be held IS Eastern av-
enuc on Monday, Oct. IT. Miss
Wesbrod will be in charge, as
sisted by Miss Belt and Miss Kerr.
Frank H. Brooks has a record
in gardening this year that would
be hard to beat. He planted a
third crop of green peas in August
and a delicious dish Of peas was
served at dinner at Underclyffe
Saturday.
The Round Table will meet at
Underclyffe Monday evening when
reports will be given from North
field and Middlebury.
The school of missions at its
second session at the North church
Sunday evening had an enroll
ment of 248. Rev. DR.. w. S.
Beard of New York, one of the
secretaries of the American Mis-
sionary Association, took a lead
ing part in the exercises and
greatly interested all his hearers.
The pageant at the close was es-
pccially pleasing.
DR.. T. J. Tierney is in Boston
for a few days on business con-
Quoted with the u. S. public
health service.
Charles w. Steele is on a two
weeks vacation. He went to New
London, Saturday night to visit
his brother, f. D. Steele, who is
very i'll. From there he expects
to 90 to New York and to East
Orange, New Jersey, to visit ais
daughter, Mrs. Robert K. Thistle.
Howard C. Rice of the Brattle-
boro Reformer, with Mrs. Rice AMI
M. and Mrs. f. C. Adams of
Brattleboro were in St. Johnsbury
Sunday and Monday on a motor
trip to visit relatives in East An
gus, P. @.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-10
CARD OF THANKS

We take this way to thank the
friends and neighbors for their
many acts of kindness during the
sickness and death of our dear
Father and Grandfather, and for
the beautiful flowers. Especially
do we wish to thank the EMPLOYEES
of the Caledonian-Record for their
beautiful flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Stanton and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Clifford
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Massey.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Clifford and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Roberts and
family.
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Snow and Frost
On Saturday

The first real frost Of the sea-
son visited northeastern Vermont
Saturday morning but practically
no damage was done to the gar
ems as everybody had anticipated
cold weather and gathered their
crops. The weather continued
colder throughout the day and
the steady rain changed into snow
in several places. Motorists on
the Willoughby lake road and
the Montpelier road ran into snow
squalls so severe that the chaffeurs
had to keep brushing off the wind
shields. Over in Gorham over an
inch of snow fell and the White
mountains and all the tops of the
mountains in Caledonia county are
still white with snow.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-10
St. JOhnsbury Doctors
Give Valuable Talks

In his talk to mothers on Ac-
cident Emergencies Wednesday
at the Woman's Club House, ~.
]. M. Allen presented large sub
iect in concise. instructive and
practical way. The mothers were
eager for the information and eX-
pressed great appreciation. the
audience included thirty adults
and several small children.
No program will be given on
next Wednesday afternoon, but on
Wednesday, the 10Th, DR.. f. E.
Farmer will speak on "Pre-natol
Care" All persons interested are
invited to attend this and the OF
lowing talks, which are sure to be
of much value.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
Statesmen.

Cf1LCCM EN.
large local corporation has openings fol
9 few htsh-type statesmen. This 10 not ad.
seeking easy money. Ability. energy and
loyalty will produce income seldom reached
in other selling lines. Do not answer unlesd
you can furnish satisfactory credentials Bond
required. Details at interview. Address Boz
246-K. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1921-04-08

STENOGRAPHER win knowledge Of book
keeping. National Personnel Service Bureau,
30e10 Bond bldg. 14th and N. Y. ave.
6TEN00kAPHER wanted by large local cor
pofatton; excellent opportunity fne bright
young man. National Personnel Service Bu-
reau. 302 306. Bond bldg. 18th and N. 7. ave. .
TBN00kAPHER and VpsWT1tef. Apply Y00ne
q einon. S48 Woodward bldg.
TYPIeT-Competent: state experience and
salary desired. Address Box 145-P, Star Of
nee.
UPHoISTERER-Firt The Ward b.
sAuuders o.. 8S14 14th Ut. NV. lOs
YOUNG MAN to help on ice cream; one with
experience preferred. 1908 18th st. NV.
YOUNG NAN TO Iearn real estate title bust
mess; permanent position to right party. Ad-
dress Boz 99-P. Star once.
YOUNG MAN wants private instruction in
mathematics o. 3 evenings 4 week. Address
Box 122-p. Star office.
YOUNG MAN experienced in
hanging window shades. Good
salary. Apply Mr.. Rapee, 9TH
floor, Lansburgh & BYother
YOUNG MES-A short training in our d1y O.
night classes win fit Jon for Q wireless opera
tors position. The spriug and summer demand
for our graduates on shipboard and at land sta
school. Fascinating work. big salaries paid
expertexre necessary. Get full details and
start training now. Phone Main 1875. call or
write. National Radio School. 1345 Pa. ave.
u.w.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
HUT0M0BTLE-Nash sport run 500 miles.
Call Columbia 6085. i0s
GRANT TOURING-AI condition: good
tires; will demonstrated; for 800 cash. In
FORD cAR-Good conditions demountable
NV. after 4:30 TO-
DETROIT ELECTRIC BRoUGHAM-Double
drive; terms. IL Grafton ST., Chevy Chase,
Nd. Phone Cleveland 12l2 l0s
FIAT-Imported landauIet; excellent order;
low price. Apply 1887 kalorama road. Pr
vate garage. No dealers. .
1920 LIGHT Overland roadster; like new:
$3.50. Call North $40, Apt. l10. after pm. 9s
CHANDLER, 1918. 7-pass. touring; fine condi-
tion; 500 cash. Shoe store, 4s7 Pa. ave.
NV. 10s
WILL SACRIFICE either my brand-new Pied
mont for $3.50 or 1919 Oakland for $3.50. SDS
q st. 10s
FORD TOURING and ROADsTER-New: de-
DODGE TOURING-1 month old: will sacrifice
for quick sale 2325 18th NV. 1Os
BUICK ROADSTER-1s1S: model E-44: :.ryvly
painted: runs and looks like new. 81 Eve ri
ne. Phone Franklin $780, open evenings and
Sundays.
FORD RACER-i9ls: perfect condition So5
Eye ST. Phone Franklin 1905. Open even
ings and Sundays
BUICK TOURING-l9l7: DAB: cheap for cskh''
81 Eye st. ne. Phone Franklin 3SO6. Open
evenings and Sundays.
DIXIE FLYER TOURING oAR-is2O model:
run very httae Duu't miss this haTyain- An.
Main 1922. -
Evening star., 1921-04-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FEMALE-Contfnued.

I
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wishes position
| experienced in office work willing to start on
small salary. Apply 53s Newton st. NV. So
sTENoGRAPHIC. clerical employment for
several evenings week. Address Box 13S Z.
Star Office. 3"
! TELEPHONE OPERATOR. experienced, wishes
position as P. B. n. operator. 3os Virginia
WOMAN. experienced. wants care Of widow
, er's home. Address Rox HIP. Star Office
WOMAN to do days work. Gall 1G4f 32nd
, st. NV.
WOMAN young; married. normal school gradu-
ate, wishes work that may he done at home.
Address Box Dip. Star office.
FEMALE DOMESTIC.
BUNDLE WASHES to take home. o27 ond st.
C0LORED GIRL from country wants place
| as child's nurse; stay nights 1888 9th st.
NV.
! C0LORED GIRL wants place as chambermaid
; or waitress. Phone Franklin 1415-J.
COLORED GIWI-GeneraI honsework; small
family: no laundry 1887 18th st. NV.
F., C0lORED WOMAN. reliable, wants work OF
some kind. Call ISIS 9Th at. NV.
COOK. colored, cook dinner evenings. North
DAYS WORK by reliable girl. $i 24th st.
NV. -
GENERAL WORK by reliable coiored girl.
2o3s Georgia ave. NV.
GENERAL HOTSEWOEK by neat colored girl
Apply at 7s1Zs Columbia road NV. -
GIRL. colored. wants place. no children
1888 W st. NV.
GIRL, half grown. to help a;oit house, refer
ence. III Kenyon st. NV ~
GIRL tco!orct) wants worx; any kind. Apply
6c6 Mass. ave. NV.
GIRL wants place as general huusewarker or
! maid; references 420t2 T st. NV.
GIII1-Relable, coored. wishes murnrg work
or ladies' wash. BY may, 2f43 stli St NV.
HOrSEWORK wanted. 5o6 st. NV.
HOT SGkEtI'kK ma tron for hotel rooming
house. institution, sanitarium or club IN city
or out of town. Address Box 112-P, Star Of
fee.
LAUNDRY to d" at home. 1913 list st. NV.
LAUNDRY WORK or cleaning by day.
1925 11th st. NV.
MORNING WORK by neat co!ored girl or
days work: reference. 1913 st. NV.
MORNING. WORK, with reference. 9O7
Barry place NV.
PARTY leaving city April Is would like to
place reliable colored girl in small famAy: no
washing: fond Of children. Col 1910. 3
WOMAN wants day work one two days.
1114 st NV.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
WANTED-HELP.
CtsNs ~Aa-A

BO0KkEEpER and general assistant in mer-
camille business; one who Il willing and capS
BILE Of keeping hooks, getting up orders. wait
ing on trade. answering phone and has some
knowledge Of typcwriting: salary SIS per wk. ::
state experience. Address Box Esp. Star
office. %
OASHIER-Young lady who is a irst-class
penman and typist:, also an assistant for gen
eral office work: salary $40 weekly: first class.
permanent position. Apply between II and 2.
Huddersfefd Woolen Co., 1912 N. Y. ave-. End
floor. 9s
CASHIER for restaurant: experienced and
references. Bellevue Farms Lunch Co.. 1884
g St NV.
CHOCOLATE DIPPER-Experienced; good sal
ary. National Personnel Service Bureau. 3US-
3O5 Bond bldg. 14th and n. y. ave.
DICTAPHONE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $2S
per week. National Personnel Service Bn.
reau. SO2- 305 Bond bldg. 18th and N. Y. ave.
FANCY PACKERS on fine
gowns; experience and reference
required; good pay. Apply
ready for work to Hoffman, 1880
Pa. ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ROOMING H0USE-Attractively furnished;
uneIcelled loca tion; satisfactory payments to
fee.
WANTBD-An active interest in a paying
business or ona that can be made tn nay; will
invest 81. 600 or more. Address Box Hop
Star Office. 1Os
NEED CASH-Wil sacrifice 20 shares of
United Auto Stores common stock. Phone Main
2288 or call 1000 N. 7. ave. NV. 1Os
FOR SALE-Stock of new and second hand
clothing; must be sold at once to close estate
Apply 1705 7th st. NV. Phone North 12O2
1Os
SHOE SHOP end shoe shining paFior; rood
business; part cash ana terms. Address Box
147-P. Star Office. 0S
MILLINERY STORE most beantifuI in city Of
Washington, for sale. 1777 Columbia I'd. 10e
Evening star., 1921-04-08
FEN ALE.

ALTERATION hands, thor
oughly experienced; on ladies'
suits and dresses; permanent
position Apply Samuels, 923 F
st. NV.
ALTERATION H1NDS0Bz3eFleneed On 9ovn1
Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1921-04-08

MAN. experienced. to resilver
mirrors and grind and polish
plate glass. Apply Employment
Manager, 9th floor, G ST., Wood
ward & Lothrop.
Evening star., 1921-04-08

SPECIALITY Statesmen to
sell income tax and advertising
services for old established firm
over 20 years in business. Men
between twenty-five and forty
preferred, who have made at
least 500 per week. Apply in
person, Saturday or Sunday, be-
tween o::3O am. and noon. J. w.
King, Washington Hotel. 1O*
Evening star., 1921-04-08

4 i I'm.
The Hecht Co. requires the
services of an experienced filter
for their women's suit and dress
dept.
Evening star., 1921-04-08

nASs sOlOlsT for church oIsrfet, F6one
Col. i033-w. O.
BOY aboIt 10 years for oliee work. Good
salary. Room o06. Star bldg
nrsHE1NAS at once L Jacobs e Co., zI3
1lh 81. n.w.
Evening star., 1921-04-08

FURNACES-Hot air; for sale.
cheap. Eastern Wrecking Co,
Camp Humphrey. Va. Phone
Camp Humphrey 3lo.
BUILDINGS q story, 3Ox6O,
complete, $500 each; will accept
liberty bonds at par value. East
ern Wrecking Co., Camp Hum
|phrey, Va Phone Camp Hum
phrey .319.
Evening star., 1921-04-08

20 study. r.hssn.s and pisy psrta % Aiexand~f
-Hsniet". evening rehenrsa.s: washia ston an.
r~aran.E fhen road bookings OF sunper re.
,or.s apply ia person. bring photos .odsy
10 s:so pm: tomorrow. 70 d and 3 10 e:s1
pm. Mondsy. to $50 o m, at Prof
Eaumsr's Dancing studios. 1907 Mass. ave-,
Evening star., 1921-04-08
PERSONAL


ASSUREDLY THERE HAS BEEN ENOUGH
SAID to convince any good dresser that this
Is the prosperous house. and is headquarters
FOR the cash buying Of any amount ladies' and
mems warm clothing, shoes, trunks, etc, all
needed in this store; bunch of cash is ready.
Main 4145. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 619 D.
MISS ANDERSON. 1133 9th ST NV
White only; specialist in hair coloring, mas
eaging, removes hair; hair-scalp treatments,
bright shampooing, manicuring; ladies, gentle
men, children. North Sl54, am. to 10 pm.
hAlS, hEDBUGs, WATER BUGS ROHCHES.
neas. extermtnat ted from your home. GEO. G.
SAPP. $40 Colorado bldg. Phone Main 5S3. so
PIANO TUNING AND TALKING MACHINE
repairing by experts Frank A. Shue. $40
Mass ave. NV. Ph. Fr 3175.
DIR: EVANS, NERVE AND STOMACH sPE-
cialist-My electric trea atment Is proving won
derfuily successful. l absolutely guarantee re-
lief. Consnitation free. 1347 L st. Phi FIR. 1877.
IN MINUTES. STOP Any HEADACHE
WITH VIOLET RAY-NO DRUGS, BUT
soMEIHlNG THAT WILL RESTORE NOR
NAL CONDITIONS. VIOLET RAY BOOK
SENT FREE. RENULIFE VIOLET RAY, PIT
COMMERCE AND SAVINGS BLDG. WASH
BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE SERVICE ESTAB.
LlSHED THIRTY YEARS. SUITE 219
SOUTHERN BUILDING. PHONE FRANKLIN
SaU ANY LEGITIMATE CAUSE. ALL SEC
!!0Ns: NIGHT PHONES. COLUMBIA 1924
AND COLUMBIA 2S90-J. ap2os
WE ARE NOW PAYING FOB 9 - %I7
WASHINGTON CLOTHING EXCHANGE, 6ss
NV Main 1878 or drop postal.
Evening star., 1921-04-08

RANK BooKKEHPHR: also young man for
utility clerk who csn do stsnoRrarhy and typs-
writing; must have good educattnn. some ex-
I'erisnra; make application in own haDdwfitius,
giving age. References saiaSy expected. Address
Box ZIP, star oftre
Evening star., 1921-04-08

TWO security salesmen Who cah talk to the
best people Of Washington: direct inquiries fur
nisbed; plenty backing: liberal eemmia adona.
Address Box 224-K. Star oBce.
wANTBD1Man With car to demonsrats and
sell auxiliary condensers: saves Is To 80 per
cent gasoline: makes broken and oily plugs
are; send 81 for working outnt: mention num-
fr Of cylinders. A. @. Mig. Co., Isl Bouth
-xi.tHon st, Buffalo, N. 7. 11s
Evening star., 1921-04-08
WANTED-HELP.

LIFE INSURANCE MAN. ezperieoeea, 10 ssp-
resent In Washington one Of the largest life
assurance companies; favofabie opportunity for
Gsod success. Addre1s Bog 300-D. Star once.
EALESMEN-write for list Of lines and full
particulars. Earn 81 500 to $40 600 yearly
Big demand for men. inexperienced or eI-
perienced city or travelling. NATL SAlesmen's 3
r.. Assn. Dept. 359 Chicago.
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FRENCH DEPUTY ASsA|Ls
COLOR LINE IN j. s.
Says Whites and Blacks Should
Not Be Divided; Deplores
Actions of White Officers
During War

Paris, Jan "a the Chamber of
Deputies ,odey. during debate on
Algeria. Deputy Andre Bertaon sa
'he regretted that the nations had not
rallied z the doctrine os Presidca.
Wilson.
He ought to have commenced IS
Regulating the question OF the blacks
IL the United states" interjected De
'pnty Moliuie There is no SUN
question among us.7
" Bethon in relp said:
There IS also In America Ger
tain Imperialism was panied dur.
inx the war at seeing American of
'ficers refuse 10 salute black fi'cegs
who we've fighting IN the same cause
FOR civilization and Justice"
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RENT HOGS At CAPITAL
ARE GIVEN A JOLT
Internal Revenue Department
Takes 4 Hand To Curb the
Exorbitant Hotel
pricea

Washington. Jan NavhlmMtun
hotel pfuptiesofn wso hA,e eonnses
On rnaplng a Kolden harsehs gtnn
tho ihouaands N visitors expfwtei
here Tor she liaisilnw itaamfatian
have discovered ~ "a thu olns
mont
Tho internal ruvrnue hureau has
ruled That the hotel men niuat psy
an amuswnVnt tax nn " rey irwaps
ihay rent 20 personv a. witness thu
inaumlrai uurade
Many NJ the hotels age fnlinminm
fEpe time h0norea ouutmn N feFaasas
60 make reservations inr ioaa thhu
ilso days during inauguration eeek.
The five day rule was framed up 81
take care " The difficulty.
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The Presbyterian pasto- Of Ard

The Presbyterian pastor OF Ard
more truly expressed the sentiment
OF all Afdmorites when he said she
should go unpunished | was in Ard
more a few days after the accident
and after talking with many OF the
leading business people. found they
were unanimously Of the opinion that
she should be completely exonerated.
According TO them If she committed
the crime. she mas goaded into the
desperat move as last resort to
save her body from permanent injury.
and did the community service
when It was rid OF a man who flaunt-
ed his immortality in the face OF the
multitudes. as did Jake Hamon.
Clara Hamon has not sinned az
much as many in our midst. She IS
no worse than the girls received in
polite society who are giving theft
all to the so-ealled respectable ~
married and single men OF the CON-
munity--nor as bad as the woman
who married TO get some one to pay
her bills, mating herself the legallzed
mistress Of him when her affections
were lavished on another.
In my estimation Mrs. Clara Ha-
mon IS deserving of one. fourth Of
the Hamon estate, ii will was made
leaving it TO her. She did more to
make Jake Hamon millions than did
his wife Who w'as in Chicago edu-
eating her children, when the schools
OF Oklahoma are recosnized as be-
ing equal to any in The United isssties.
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Carrier boys fzvs no receipt booss.
ao not pay them for Leader sub
scrtpfions
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SOME LollloAceEesI

birmingham. Jan f.~~fhe toll"" ?
ing articles wolv found betN cen the
back and the cushion of an old sofa
on its arrival az local furniture
store 10 be repaired
Thirty-five balrpins, II susrender
buttons. 10 poker chips Ss wads 81
chewing gum. two masiaehe combs.
S matches. cigarettes, five cuff but
toms and lsst but not least, small
package OF "ncrse
An investigation showed that a
salesman for the furniture store had
purchased the sofa from nan hav-
ing three unmarried daughters.
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Clara Iiamun was not only his busi-
ness advisor who had his best in
terests at heart, but made his lie
outside OF business hours as pleasant
as possible. giving him the love he
craVed from the one wom~n. because
she must have been that e.se the dy-
ing statement that he loved her bet
ter than his children. would never
have been made.
al say 70 the women Of Oklahoma
New Mexico came forward and has
shown to the world that It's women
OF the Federated Clubs have no fear
10 cpenly take a stand foe their osp
sex, even though she be from another
state. Can Oklahoma women stand
back and admit they are 80 pre-
judiced against poor deIuded girl
who frankly states she did wrong.
that they won't take ura the fight In
her bsAhaif. and lend their moral sup
pcrfg
Now Is the time for the women -
the state 10 step forward md LEI the
world see they have advanced enough
TO help member Of their own sex
when she is down and needs II.
A few kind words from the presi-
dent OF the State Federation Of wo-
mans clubs. Mrs. Lola Pearson. OF
Marshall. Oklahoma. sent direct to
Mrs. Hamon at the home OF her sis
ter, IN Wilson. Okla. would be a COM
mendable act.-A Guthrie Non-club
Woman.
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A TEXAS WONDER

For kidncy aud h'adHrf IfuUV'V7s
gravel woak and lame back rheur
matlsm aud Irregularities Of the kia
neys and bladder. Regulates blaa'
der troubles In children. II not sold
bv druggIsts mail fi2s. Small boh
iie often cure Send for sworn test.
monlala Dr. y. W Hall. 2s2s Olive
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ear !. p.rsI.t.nt coua,.

some years ago III y BarDaKe
student a. law In Greeuviliel > G. nah
been troubled for long while Win
a persistent cough which he SAYS
greatly alarmed me. e4pslng me q
fear that was IN the first stare OF
consumption Having esea Chanr
ierlain's Cough Remedy advertised 10
concluded to try u soon felt 4
remarkable change and after ualas
two boits~s ~ the small size vas per
maneniIs cured"
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LOADER tiaasillea Ala ees Raaalla
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wlthou, wasps fig tree& would not
produce fruit.
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ROAD CONDITIONS
OVER THE STATE

UkiAHsms tslts Jan he .lNh
way service Il sAe weather huepsa
today announced the fni3wlak sa~dF
sions of Oklahoma foaia
NORTH Oklahoma rllv Gathris
NtnAsAnher. panea slgy Nwwkirk. au
Wichita. Kan. sair. FERRY Hna Nsw
an. Kan fAlt. lilaekweH Aad
plaeea
NORTHEAST aapaipA. Css wma.i
and Miami BAD
FAST--s'heentah good. Aef dasfy:
Fort Smith. Afh ialF rough ln plaevs,
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THE FORUM
q; u v u y Y >. - v = Z = = ).
What Non Club Woman Thinks.
: Of Clara.

What Non Club Woman Thinks
Of Clara.
Editor Leader: II Clara Smith Ha-
mons past, present and future is OF
such interest to the women OF Guth-
rie' may one who has fair know
ledge OF the worldly things express
herself?
Let he WHO is without sin cast the
first stone at Mrs. Hamon-and II
that old proverb is followed she will
never be stoned.
Il is tho women wao should hep
her at this time-not kick her when
she is down. But the women law
yers of Washington, d c.. spoke
truly when they said that she would
be convicted by a jury OF her own
sex Women are heartless. narrow
minded and shallow. VIXEN their own
kind are at fault.
The women who have lived in
small towns all tneir lives have not
had opportunity 10 mingle with the
masses. Their viewpoint has been
distorted by lack of opportunity
this they are 10 be ritied--but never
the-less. they should not attempt to
SIT in judgment on one who made an
unfortunate step. when a mere girl
us 1.-THE turning point OF life.