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The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-16

FOR |RISHMEN
NOW DRAFTED
Salient Parts Are Made Public
in London - Ireland
Like Dominions.

LONDON, June 16.-The draft OF
the new Irish constitution was pub
lished here last night and gives
force of law to the Anglo-Irish
treaty. The document declares any
provision of the constitution itself
or any law enacted under the con-
7titution is void If conflicting with
the British Crown and places the
relations between Ireland and the
British Empire on the same basis as
Canada and other, .Dominions.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-16
PACIFIC FLEET
TO COME NORTH
Thirty-three Vessels Are t.
Visit Seattle During
July and August.

SEATTLE, June 16.-The city is
now planning a warm welcome for
the Pacific Fleet of 33 vessel with
$1,000 men. which will be here dur
ing July and Augut.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-16
missed Hole" Is Struck;
Two Miners Are Injured

GROVELAND, June IS. - Two
miners were injured this afternoon
in an explosion which followed
when one drilled in a missed hole"
in the Hetch Hetchy tunnel.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-16
PLANS FOR FLEETS FOURTH

SHANGHAI. June 1.-THE entire
Adiatic squadron of the American
navy, with four exceptions, will as
semble here and plans are now under
way for IA big Fourth of july en-
.ertainment for the 5000 sailors
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-16
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT.

There will be g regular meeting
Of the City Council this evening at
the Council Chambers in City Hall
AS far as is known there is no bust
ness of special Importance to
come UP.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-16
BATTLESHIP FOR PORTLAND

SAN FRANCISCO, june 1.-THE
b@ittleiship Connecticut departed from
here today for Portland for the Rose
Festival to be held there shortly.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-16


MOSCOW. June 16.-IThe Sovie,
ruble has now reached such a low
value that cabmen. shopkeepers and
other persons refer generally to mil
lions as '1eemons.' or lemons. The
minimum fare for a short cab ride is
generally 'ieemon." or one lemon.
In restaurant menus and other
price iisss the final six ciphers are
generally cut off: for example, the
price of an order of beefsteak, really
$4,000 rrbles, rs expressed as $50
rubles.
For the past few weeks the curb
rate of exchange has been in the
neighborhood OF 1000 900 rubles to
the dollar, making one lemon" worth
about Is cents American.
Food prices soar daily to such an
extent that a housewife with money
enough 70 buy 10 pounds Of bread
today. may he able to hay only six
pounds tomorrow.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-06-16
not GUILTY OF
MURDER; PLEAD
Millionaire Bakers Son In
, dicted for Staying, Is
III. Arraigned Today.

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, June 16.
Waiter S. Ward, millionaire bak-
-er's SON. indicted yesterday and ar
rested in New York City, entered a
plea Of not guilty today TO the in
Evening star., 1922-10-21
FoR sALE-HoUsEs.
(cnuffnueA).
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
B.A TTERY PARK.

BATTERY PARK. - ~
CHOICEST LOTS NOW AVAILABLE FOR SELECTION
IN SUBDIVISION ADJOINING EDGEMOOR.
MADDuX. MARSHALL & CO. will begin all modern
electric lights etc. without delay and it is contemplated
plete the erection OF homes the choicest lots by July
I, 1928 - 'f' ~'
NOW the time select your and take advantage Of this
opportunity attractive suburban home
beautifully and conveniently located minimum cost
BATTERY PARK but IS by trolley and about 20
minutes by automobile from the heart of the city.
These homes be purchased for cent cash. payable
within eight months and the balance easy terms They should
appeal particularly SERVICE PEOPLE and others interested
in well located, attractive suburban homes.
paying will be interest to nvest
gate the advantages of owning home in BATTERY PARK
See pictorial advertisement in todays Star and tomo
rows Post.
For Detailed Information Phone, Call or Write
MADDUX, MARSHALL & co.
11o8 10th St NV. Main 1870 and 8971.
Evening star., 1922-10-21

The location Of this property is ideal, being
q rev doors Of Conn. ave-, In one OF the most
charming sections Of the city. The house 10
brand new and has never been occupied. II "
sem i-defached on q lot 81 u IT. front by li7h
II. to oft alley. and the construction and
the material used are Of the very best. There
are eight bright rooms and two baths, hot
water heat. electric lights, hardwood floors
and instantaneous water heater. There are
also large front and sleeping porches, and in
fact every requisite OF complete modern
home. The price is only ST.. 500 and We do not
think better house for the money can be
found anywhere else In the city. We can make
very reasonable terms and give immediats
possession.
Evening star., 1922-10-21
CLEVELAND PARK.

new home of large rooms and bath
built of HyteI tapestry brick on very large
lot. This house has the following desirs bic
features: Built-in garage. breakfast room,
built-in refrigerator. clothes chute, irstan-
In living room, concrete side porch with iron
rail. hardwood floors and, all in all, a very
complete. modern home. We can make very
reasonable terms and give immediate posses
SION. Price SIS, 600.
Evening star., 1922-10-21
MT. PLEASANT.
PRICE, Sl7.75O

fHICE, $I1,t5U.
4 very beautiful new home semi-detacbed
On wide. deep lot, having eight large rooms
AZ with side light and all the appointment q
Of this house are up to the minute and of the
very best material and workmanship. It has
southern exposure and IS situated in a section
OF great natural beauty. overlooking the
Geological and Rock Creek Parks We car
give immediate possession and make terms
Evening star., 1922-10-21
Mr.. 18th & SHEPHERD SITS

This is very attractive home: has SIX
eoxl25 to paved Alley and among the many
sttI,ctive features Of this property are q
double sleeping porch. breakfast room. the
very finest grade Of hardwood doors and a
6uilt-fn garage The house is in perfect re-
pair and the owner will give possession with, N
80 days. Terms reasonable
Evening star., 1922-10-21
NEAR 10Th AND QUE.
PRICE SIi n0A

A well built home OF 10 rooms and 1 bath,
located In one of the incest sections Of the
fashionable northwest This property has O
handsome lot, 211l0O feet deep. and is in very
good condition. Can be sold on very easy
terms.
Evening star., 1922-10-21
NEAR 18th AND TAYLOR.
PRICE. $11.6O

PHICE. III, 80
This Is a practically new home that sold
new one year ago for S11.75O. and owing 20
the increased cost OF bu lding during the past
year II could not be duplicated today for tha {
amount OF money. This house is 4 red brick.
colonial style With all large. bright rooms,
| and is IN perfect condition. 1t has rooms,
tiled bath. hot.water heat. electric lights.
hardwood noors and a very deep lot to an
alley The owner 10 very anxious to sell and
VIII give immediate possession. Can be sold
On very attractive terms.
Evening star., 1922-10-21
10th ST. SOUTH OF l..

very handsome three-story brick dwelling
on one of the good squares OF lower 18th st.
The property has II rooms and baths. elec-
tric light and in excellent repair. The price
is only Sls.5O0. which is very reasonable.
Evening star., 1922-10-21
$1,000
ON 10th ST.

Just above Dupont Circle. vacant, very de-
sirable residence, hrst noor has parlor. dining
room. large kitchenette and q large room,
1890. with an open fireplace and suitable for
social purposes, studio or physician; 9 rooms
and bath on second door and rooms and bath
heat.
Evening star., 1922-10-21
NEAR 18th AND QUE SITS.
PRICE, $4,000.

handsome home in q strictly high-clsss
section. surrounded by Improvements of the
very best. This property has 10 large rooms
and tRo baths hot-~ater heat. electric lights
and many other attractive features; Il has
also two-car garage. This 10 the home Of q
prominent Army officer. who has. needless to
say. kept it in perfect condition. We regard
this as a very good buy.
Evening star., 1922-10-21
CHEVY YCHASE

This home is located on a prominent street.
west Of Conn. ave. and south of the circle. 1t
10 detached. on very pretty lot and is mod
ern In every particular. 1t has nine rooms
and tiled bath. hot-water heat and electric
light. All the rooms are bright and cheerful
tion. The owner is very anxious to make a
quick sale and any reasonable offer will be
considered. We can give immediate posses
SION. This house merits inspection and we
will be glad to show it to any one contem-
plating buying . home In Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1922-10-21
FOB SALE-H0UsES.

GOOD
Kilbourne St. Near 18th.
8-story. 10room, well built house with hot
water neat, gas. elect, Laundry servants
toilet This property is in Al condition, with
2-car brick garage.
kilbourne St. Near 18th.
$1l,5OO.
S-story brick. 10 rooms. bath, hot.vater
heat, elect and gas; cement cellar; isupdrs:
large rear yard; room for double garage. This
Is only the price Of q six-room house.
Columbia Rd. Near 14th St.
$11, ,0OO
3story brick. rooms, . baths: hot.vster
neat. elect. laundry; near alley. Terms
MAIN lss1 lss. DAVID
Evening star., 1922-10-21
PETWORTH.
80. %

$3.50.
Colonial brick home of rooms - bed
rooms) and bath: house is modern in every
way. with hot-water heat and electric light
and there is also garage: owner now oc-
cupying property will give immediate posses
sion. and sell on reasonable terms
WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO..
N. 10l6-1O17 1433 ST
Evening star., 1922-10-21
$I7,5oo.
ON TILDEN ST.

Very desirably located. east Of and near
Conn. ave- stories: brick. contains rooms
and d baths; H. lighted @ BY sss ssu and electricity
1870 It. deep to q left. alley; 2-car garage.
Owner agrees to give possession in 80 days.
Evening star., 1922-10-21
FOR SALE-H0UsES
COnftnueA.

BIZ YS.
18th St. Above Park Rd.
SIS, 500.
Zoned for business. 3-a.ory brick; 8 rooms.
baths: h.-w.h.. gas. elect; colonial porch:
2-car garage. All In gocd condition.
Southeast-$5,ooo.
Not far from Navy Yard. 2-story colonial
brick; 0 rooms and bath; furnace heat. Garage.
Property In good condition.
Brookland-$,ooo.
ZOO cash.
Beautiful bungalow. well constructed: =
large rooms and su6hcient attic space for
rooms; hardwood hnish. hardwood doors: tiled
bath; sleeping porch; stationary tubs. Pretty
elect. fixtures. Lot 4sxl0O. Close to schools.
churches and cars.
BARRY, 1907 H St. NV. .
Evening star., 1922-10-21
PRICE. ~ IN

An excellent home this prominent thor
oughfare. 1t is an especially good location
for doctor or dentist. The house is modern,
mas Six large rooms and tiled bath, electric
light. instantaneous hot-wnter heater. and In
perfect condition. Owner will give possession
when sold.
Evening star., 1922-10-21
NORTHEAST.
PRICE. S1zso

SoN L II EIAS l..
PRICE, &75o.
Near 9th and sts ne.-Attracttve brick
home Of rooms and bath: newly papered and
painted throughout; nice front yard, back ward
to paved alley. with garage. Possession when
sale is closed. $3.50 cash. balance monthly.
PRICE, $6,75o-NACANT.
Near North Capitol st. and Rhode Island
ave.-Colonial home OF rooms and bath. ejec.
tric lights and all modern improvements. This
Is the best home for the money in this desir.
able location and xe can arrange easy terms.
PRICE. $1,000.
Eightroom and bath brick house on r st
ne; furnace heat: room for garage House i'm
very good condition and occupied by the
more cash. Vi
PRICE, S5,ooo-VACANT.
Near 7th and Florida ave- n.e.-Cooni,l
nome or 8 bright rooms and bath newly po.
pered and painted throughout; cellar: furnace
neat: garage space. Easy terms
Get our big list Of northeast and soutbeas,
homes. N 'oo'"ea''
HOWENSTEIN BROS.
9TH AND H SITS. NE.
LINCOLN So7.
Evening star., 1922-10-21
FOR sA1E-HousEs.

ContlnueS.
Attractive Features.
SO. o.boo-S1. 900 Cash. S7s Monthly.
In this real California, Chevy Chase bunga.
hh;;,xh. fireplace; s.lsss: lot. eoziao: half
Alf-Year Comfort.
1,500@$1 900 Cash, Balance Easy.
In this Petworth home; 8 rooms and bath;
h:.wh.; hardwood noors; electricity; room for
Comfortable and Smart.
- 0s5o-s1. 500 Cash. $50 Monthly.
block si1 TO- and bath w one
Morgan E. Morgan & Company,
Phone franklin 1890.
Saul's Addition-$l6,5OO.
Gallatin st. near 14th n.w.-A very sttrac-
tive. semi detached home of rooms . baths;
h.-wh.. cleo; glassed-in sleeping porch. front
mad room ssTass to match house,
alley. alley. Everything in prime condition. One
block 18th st. car line. See this property and
make offer at once. as owner is leaving city.
North Columbia Hgts.-$15, 500.
,,Ra Randolph near 18th st. n.w:-A beautiful
beamed ceiling dining room. double a"': sleeping e
porSh. front porch; 2-car brick garage in nne
mediate Possession.
Mt. Pleasant-$11,5OO.
Newton near 18th st. n.w-9 rooms and
bath 70 bedrooms: h.-w.h., cleo: room for
garage House In good condition. A real bar
gain. Possession with title
Iakoma Park, Md.,-$o,5OO.
On Willow ave.-Detached: lot. 50xl5O: 8
and double sleeping porch; clear: near l4th st
car line Terms reasonable. Possession guar
$500.
Georgia ave. above Kennedy ST., first COM
mercial zone-6 rooms and bath; h.-w.h, gas;
deep lot to paved alley; room for gear ga
| rage; In good condition. Vacant A bargain,
JOHN T. WILLIAMS,
elI l4th St. NV. Phone Main 1872
Evening star., 1922-10-21
Downtown. $1,000.

Downtown. $1,000.
Near 9th and Mass. ave. Three-story brick
home Of twelve rooms and bath. Has hot
water heat and electric lights. Large front
yard. Easy terms.
North Columbia Hgts. $1I,75o.
One-half square from 14th st. bedroom
and two bath home; Almost new. Large CON
improvements. Deep lot to paved alley. Can
be purchased on very attractive terms.
Petworth. $3.50.
bath. Hardwood floors throughout. Electric
lights. hot-water heat Large front and
double rear porehes Isps;try :,, brick @ eGnst5ue- @
Space for garage. Terms.
THE REALTY & INVESTMENT CORP.
7ss 18th st. NV. Main 29oe: :
WHITEHEAD McKINI.AY,
Phone Main 1887.
HIGH-cIAss HOMES FOR COLORED.
SINCE 1887.
Six rooms, bath, furnace heat. colonial porch
and brick garage. in a splendid northwest.
strictly residential neighborhood. House Is
in an excellent condition. Immediate posses
sion guaranteed.
4th st. se.. near two car lines; exceptions
ally good neighborhood. House has rooms.
bath. front porch Priced right and terms easy:
WHITFIELD McKINLAY,
$40 st. NV. Rooms 2o21.
New Home, Friendship Heights
21s Prospect Place.
Eight rooms, two baths. Open
for inspection. Price can't be
duplicated. H. w. OFFUTT,
Wisconsin ave. and N. Office
phone, West 200.
ONLY THREE LEFT.
NEW HOUSES ON 18th ST. Sc.
NEAR NEW EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL. =
JUST OFF EAST CAPITOL ST.
They contain rooms and bath with built-in
bathroom fixtures; colonial front porch of
cement; double rear porches; hardwood doors,
and are 20 feet wide. They are thoroughly
modern in every respect and well above aver
'ss e'n'i9sEtHf The PRICE IS RIGHT. -
TERMS ARE REASONABLE.
OPEN ALL DAY SAT. AND SUN.
COME OUT AND SEE THEM.
J. G. WELDON & CO.,
Exclusive Agents.
III b st. Sc. 49,. - Line. 10.
Evening star., 1922-10-21
DAVID E. BARRY, 1907 St. NV.
MOORE & HILL, INC.

u.
MEMBERS OF THE WARRINGTON ESTATE BOARD
NORTH CAPITOL ST. Mr.. S. A BEAUTIFUL NEW
Evening star., 1922-10-21
ON "R"- ST.

West Of 21st st.. very desirable location and
q very attractive 3.story brick containing 10
rooms and 2 baths, has gas and electricity
and is well heated. The lot is about 10 IT.
front This property will be vacant the LIST
Of November and purchaser can get immediate
possession. Inspection BY appointment.
Evening star., 1922-10-21
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

nm ROaem0Yy sc. new, det6che6 ff1me
never been occupied: very artistic. two stories
and attic; contains 8 rooms and bath; has gas
and electricity and hot.water heat; spacious
and Sesira6le lot, 15x150; lear garage. This
q N onportuuity to buy in this section at con.
siderabiy less than the usual price.
$I45oo.
Evening star., 1922-10-21

Downtown.
First commercial zone; S-room and bath
brick house that may be remodeled into
stores and apartments at a very small
expense; top floor now rented as an apart
ment for $50 per month. This is indeed
an exceptional proposition at $3.50. Easy
terms,
Evening star., 1922-10-21

WALTER A. BROWN.
ON WOODLEL ROAD.
sa1s.e es. Pue % sssooS ' modern " @ smallest 'h sleeping Pe'' 'f'''
CHEVY CHASE. --,y
'front.'
Improvements Large double Price, $4,000
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. -.
Of marh
sldo price to
BIG BARGAIN.
t
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. 80 -~r
o heat
BIO BIOOMINGDALE-NORTHEA
Doutt -.
NORTHEAST. ... 80 =
% . =. a ssa ssss ss iss % s As: az % !: outside tile @
ON 14tn ST ~
s .::us: % s ss % e.: % :s-c, e; = % % s ss:
WALTER A.. BROWN ...as--sssss 8. . ~ =
14oo H St. NV: .r...z -. - !. * Main i6ss. =
Evening star., 1922-10-21
ON 10th ST.

North Of Scott Circle, 8 stories. brick, con-
tanning II rooms and baths; all modern i'm
proyements, gas and electricity and heated by
hot water. This property is In good condition
this location. Purchaser can get immediate
possession.
Evening star., 1922-10-21
IN THE HEART OF
PETWORTH-S8,5oo.

Near Rock Greek Church I'd. and Sol
diers' Home. convenient to the bus line;
Groom brick home. tile bath; hardwood
floors up and downstairs: real open fire.
place; h:-w.h. and electric lights. Size
Of lot 21x130 to paved alley. Screened
rear porches. House is in Al condition.
Easy terms.
w IL Ii A Nj S
Evening star., 1922-10-21
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

On Kanawha st., west OF Connecticut ave-.
between 3sth and Seth SITS. New. detached
frame. distinctive features: exceptionally well
built: contains rooms and baths. ali mod.
ern improvements; all new equipment. lighted
by electricity and heated by hot water. Lot
is 80 by so to 12-foot alley.
Evening star., 1922-10-21
CLEVELAND PARK.

A pretty bungalow. completely detached.
just OF Connecticut ave-; six rooms and bath !;
wide front porch: all modern improvements:
hot-water heat. electric lights; hardwood
$4,000 1893
Evening star., 1922-10-21
BLOOMINGDALE-Sz,35o.
.DOWNTOWN-$13,5oo.

Ideal rooming house In the heart Of the
downtown section, Of 13 rooms. produc
ing q handsome income In addition to
owners quarters. This is 4 rare oppor-
tunity and stands out as the best in its
class which we have offered. Double
garage. Easy terms.
Evening star., 1922-10-21
SAUL,S ADDITION,

Seven rooms: modern: tile bath: two stories;
hot-water heat. electric lights and gas: dining
room has beamed ceiling; front and rear
porches sleeping porch: screens and awnings;
space for large garage. This property 10 in
excellent condition and is recommended as
good buy.
Price, $1o.0 900. 5000 cash. cool
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tho mother. and by avoidance Of
accidents and injuries.
Ricketts, often result in curvatures
OF the long bones. or spine. Such
dcforuitiea may be prevented.
Near the end OF its first year a
child win bear close watching. II Is
always moving az this age and may
have serious fan.
Congenitai deformities are some
times curable by early operation.
More attention should be given by
parents and physicians TO com
plants OF growing pains" Often
they are the first signs OF grow.
ing deformity.
Prevention OF defomities result.
ing from infantile paralysis Is
largely matter OF preventing the
disease itself. by quarantine. avoid
ance of crowds when tired or weak.
and cleanliness during the prevail
ence OF tho disease.
In early childhood proper posture
breathing exercises and avoidance
OF carrying heavy books and pack
ages will prevent round or stoor
shoutdcrs and spinal curvature.
Enlarged tonsils and decaycd
teeth often cause joint deformities
Social diseases claim more thar
their share OF serious joint and bone
diseases.
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II had been noined abroad that a
great scientist waa In fraitlea
European sasanf with as many de.
ggees after hss name an a French
general has decorations on his
breast.
so n young army Of reporters de-
seconded on Capt. Road Amundson's
polar ship. the Maud. tied up at the
Lander VI. dock. where the eminent
visitor was said 20 be qnartered.
The first man encountered
was an unobtrusiyc little fellow.
with sparse. wavy hair. an en-.
Esging grin and the dirticst face
in seven states. He WAS clad IN
dungsrecs that werc almost as
soilrd ~ his face.
'sDr. Sverdrip." he repeated
the query. "Nou want 10 see Ur.
sverdrups Well, I am he"
which serves. pc,ter than any.
thing else, 10 introduce DIR. II. Z.
sverdrup. who IL In charge Of the
scientific investigation 10 be made
BY the Amupdsen expedition.
At first glance you'd take him for
] n
I ing a. II may sound-because. there
being no scientific Investigations TO
be conducted while the Maud IS tied
up in Seattle. Or. svcrdrup has elect.
ed himself deck hand for the pres.
ent. And he makes a darned good
deckhand, tool
His mind Htill runs along fcier.
tific lines. howcver--cven while he's
loading food supplies on the ship.
we expect great things
great things--from this voyage"
he declared. FIRST. because
we're going into virgin terri
tory. and therefore all our dis
eoverics will be discoveries In
every sense Of the word. And.
secondly, because we're so much
better equippcd than any expe-
difion that mas preceded ne.
mo. I can't say what will be our
most important work everything
we find should be OF quite little
! importance.
"Our Investigations win be direct
ed along three different lines.
metallurgicai. occanographIcal and
terrestrial magnetism. And" he
grinncd ingcnuousiy, you must real
I've that all OF these are most Inn
portant
Now" he concluded. you mus,
excuse me--thcrc's lot OF coffee
I've got to finish loading"
And. with n wave OF his grimy
hand, he was gone.
He didn't stay long enough 20 tel
the reporters that. OF the origina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-30

emf species are found In Cenion. IN
dfa, do-China. Africa aud the Ma
laEan regions.
What Christian names begin with
the iette Pr
Priscilla, Patience. Prudence. Pdasp.
Pauline, Paula, Peneio-. Perpctaa.
Phyllis. Philippe. Persis. Phoebe aud
Patricia; Patrick. Paul. Peter. Phil
aHder. Philemon, Philip. Phiaeas.
Perry. Percy aud PerciCol.
Does thunder cause milk 20 souri,
The sonrinO Of milk is IN no tcav
connected directly icith the electrical
pheao Fena- There are .ccrtdin bac-
terra sohich feed on the sugar in the
milk. cdHsin0 IL 10 acidHlate aud sour
the miik. The air Is HsHdTip rerv
hnaid just preceding an electrical
storm and these bacteria multiply
more rapidly than at an ordinary
temperature.
when did the author of Two
Years Before the Mast" die7
Richard II. Dana died ia 1883.
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Cynthia Grey :
Don't Try TO Be Like the Girl Neat Door-You Can't
and Be Siacere-We Need Her Type, and Yours,
Too.
RY CYNTHIA GREY

oh, dear She such state! She thinks she ciu Just
oi1e up and ADM. ttct she is failure!
She is different She knoUs it, She knotcs because she has
tried TO dress like The other girls in the office and find
in the trays they do and the result is that she
looks like and has perfectly horrid time at their
parties!
One hears IL every day and in ersry mail
She can't fit in
As she should try to! As If she could be Ike the girl at
the merit desk II she tried to bel She can't She dress
like her and to the dances and parties but for the
life Of her she isn't like her and can't be.
Why tn! Isn't your type Just necessary to the soord
her ypc? Don't eed quiet home bodies, simple, art
lcss girls Just poa girls thoughtful girls much do
ultra modern ones?
Both all right understand, but tie fapper be
a Priscilla than the Priscilla can be fapper
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Miss Grey will receive callers
In her office Monday. wednesday
and Friday from l to D M. and
on Tuesday and Thursday from
IL a. m. TO IL m. each week. Please
do not come at other times as u
seriously interferes with her
writing
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--- KEEP WE'LL
DEFORMITIES

w needless u ts
for a child TO be
crippled.
Prevention OF
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