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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-03
Cynthia Grey :
"ShockingF' "IndeccntP' Cries the Reformcr o.
MilodVs Bdre-Legged Porade--Cgnthid DISCOVER
One Good Point-EUort 10 Transform Inper
fcctions
BY CYNTHIA GREY

It's an ~ Wind Hdt bI0ms nobody Dood--
While tho brands Of reforers rant and roar ana
tear their hair about The daily passing so Of legs along the
arenue physical culture schools working Overtime 10 con
vert imperfect feminine uderpnnings into perfect 56s
Hon. do knoto? Don't they rife bp the hundreds inn
2ort,g--"Mv legs spndies. hotD can put tesh on
themp STU Others Nth the qoaitI am knock-knesd, bo,o-
legged" my legs are so fat hon reduce MenY,
etc Please tell at hon can strengthen my
limbs so ioonI look such perfect sight IN these short
skirts"
So there pom This bareeooed parade haze been
bad from moral rewpoin but look at the premium % has
put good phriqueP Shapey limbs or bust is the motto
~ the hou9 IN the feminine acorid Of fashion
Bat unfortunately the curtain acH De tg doron only too
the partially completed mperfection Speaking from
purely physical standpoint IL should remain up until the
present ba,eeed fappers are training children Of their
Harn0 the embarrassing memories Of Imperfect shins
o. grace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-03

heso Jersey; julius Kahn. California /.
hfsito~ hrdss. fndiara; Meyer Ion
dor ffhe only socialist "a coHgrezsJ
Nen York. N. D Pc,iman. Nein
York n. H.. Rosenbicom. West pir-
osnsa. a. n. Rossdaic. Neu York. A.
J. SABBATH. Illinois: Isaac Rie0ei, Heae
York: l.. -. yoik. New York.
Where "a gold FIRST mentioned IN
the Dlblc7
~ ~. ffsh verse Of me ssoond
chapter Of Genesis 10 q also men-
TONED az one OF the elements Of
Asrasi's riches in Genesis. 18Th chap
Tar, seeord reyss.
who was tho father OF IN. An,sri-
can patent systomg
Thomn Jefferson. uho drev UP
the earliest patent ia,cs and. srhsfs he
saas secretary Of state under Wash-
taofon. 0arc hfs personal eonAidefa-
fion 10 every application thai scas
made for a pafcnf
Why Ia iIIi used on clocks instead
of W.
The tradition q shof the frat clock
that ~ srv voV vcsem bfrs those ro,r
~ sse .us made by Henry pick IN
1870 for Charles " Of F'rasce. the
ktro sras ars-sous 20 find sore fauif
Nth a fhinC nc dsdpf undersfand. so
~ told Stck that me fosr on the
stai ,oas ~rorg ard sho.id be III.
Ftck sdid respectfully. "You are
soron0. your psajesfp- wherespon
The king fhsndered. ~ am nercr
scroro. Take "a nscnv and correct the
nfssfdke.~ 1'his was oone and since
thar fsme mn has appeared on all
clock dsafa
who was the oldes, and who the
youneer rtrnrr OF the Declaration Of
Independence
The oisea sous Frenklsr. ubo trns
IA his 7i1 vears fhe yoarcesf. I'd
'sna,d R~tiesge. ~.
What ~ n rood Formula Tor por-
d~aux mixture for spraying ro~csr
For sumnrr spraying. Copper
smiphafe fblu~ssosrj. too ard ose-
haif oarccs; Itrsr f.nsiakedl. ftoo
Hnd one-hcir osrccs. uafcy 70 make
fsro gallons Bordeaar snirfarc Il
fhe best oIi-rosnd fpr0icsde. bet q
scsH stalls the Foliage and Other OBJ
bocfs ,aifh ,chich u comes IN contact
a hae-grc~s color. Wooden or earth
envafc containers should be used IN
mirin0 fhis spray " msfsi contain
era arc ascd both me Containers and
nc spray may BE- rafscd.
Ia much space required for an as
raragus bcdf How long WIN 4 bed
ianf7
Plenty Of asparagus for q family
Of SIR person. con be Grorn on a
plat Of ground no iarpcr than ~ or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-03
Ballard Flower
Is Scarlet Flax

scarle. Flax has been selected as
the Ballard flower. according TO
Dwight $. Hawley. general chairman
Of the Ballard Peace. Progress and
Prosperity week. and VIII he planted
with shrubs during the week OF crle.
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have Just learned OF little
mother who must WORK every dHy 20
support herself and baby. Sh. must
carry thu youngntcr a number Of
blocks daily 70 and fro, where she
isav.s him while she works. n any
OF tho readers have a baby carriage
they would care 20 donate. Il would
be very much appreciated Please
call mo at Main $500
CYNTHIA GREY.
wha, Is the legend OF the forget
ue-notg
There are sei'ryoi One q that a
messenger from Jupiter fen IN fove
srsfh worrrf masd ord sras brn-
tshed trom Paradise. lore. faksHc
pity on him. gate MIN scrds ard told
him that rh~r they had pianfsd
them bestse ercrp brook and pool ~
The uorid they ,oopId b. admitted 70
faradsse. For years fhr fsno lovers
Travelled orcr the World. and finally
palrcd Paradise. Wherever hey had
piaafed the seeds. sorOrf sre-aofs
snranc .p as'a symbol Of their faith
fsiaess 20 each offer.
In which of Shakespeare plays do
the following lines occur;
"~ris hetfer 20 ne lo~Iy born.
And rsnge with humble ilvers In con
tent.
Than 20 be perked up IN a siiaisning
grief
And wear n golden sorrow"
IL King Henry Ffif," oct ~,
scene ..
Can one 10 a poet who "a not also
a lover Of muzicf
N Il said that byron erd Weifer
Scott had no cor for wsssc 1hgf-
euer. AVID that 6oafhcv ,oas acfsoifv
arcrse 10 a.: that Rogers scas made
saeo~ foffasie bp n. aHd that Pope
preferred q street tarrsi-orgen 20
Handefs orsforsos
How many Jews are there IN The
pre~~rss conrr~sry
Eiev~n. Representatives. ~. G. an
sorce. Metz york. rsdac Hnchrdch.
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Headers 81 thls column who
wish a list ~ all United states
holidays VIII receive same BY writ.
ing 10 The Seattle star Washing
ton bureau. isf: New York ave.
Washington. u. G.. and inciosiffg
two cents IN stamps for postage.
The bureau reports the follow
ing letters returned 10 them be
cause OF incorrcct or insufficient
address Mfr. Fred Nelson. High
Land At. Richmond Highlands.
wash.. Mrs. l.. a, Brcns, 20 18th
ave. ~. w. Seattle; Eieanora
ThornIng. sii summit nve.. Scat.
lie; Mrs. n. J. Mnthewson. sses
Qulmby ave. Cleveland. Ohio.
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tion IL repeated ever so rapidly. the
vibration Of the diaphragm are
strong enough TO cause sounds by
their attraction and release from the
coils.
A composition rubber cap with n
small hole IN the center N screwed
over the top OF tho diaphragm 10
hold II in place when the magnet.
ism is lcssencd and makes the phone
tit easily over the ear.
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just off the press-beautffui-
ly illustrated ls.psge booklet
describing Alderwood Manor
and giving full details Of
the wonderful plan that is
building up the greatest pouL
try community In the United
States.
IL gives facts and figures
that will interest you; tells
how you can acquire a 5-acre
farm and get started In the
highly profitable poultry In.
dustry and tho plan upon
which the Puget NH Com
pany will assist you finan-
cially.
Read the intensely inter
esting Aldcrwood Manor Plan
and then you win fully under
stand why upwards of 1000
people in this wonderful dis
trict, within IS minutes OF the
big city OF Seattle. are pros
pcring in the most profitable
branch OF husbandry.
The free educational fea-
lures are fully explained. with
pictures from actual photo
graphs of the great t25o.ooo
Alderwood Manor Demonstra-
ton Farm
II you have dreamed OF a
home In the country close
enough 10 enjoy the privileges
OF the city--with poultry rails
ing for profit. and where you
can have the home garden
with vegetables. berries and
fruits aplenty. get copy OF
this latest booklet II Is yours
for the asking.
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10 feet square. protfsed fhe son Is
ircu enriched and the plants are
csuen good offenfion. 70 faises abovt
fhree year. 70 oct bed properly
starred. the bed shoaid reach IFS
nartrsar productions asoaf The sec-
erfA year and. n property cared for.
continue N prfrc condition for eight
or nine years longer.
what were the appropriations IN
1910 and 1870 for the war and navy
Departmental
1910
Wa, departm.nt .stss .rss SIS. IS
Sapv deparfmesf ..... fss $50 .s7g.0s
1890
war d.parf newt -. .ssss. $50 .oslss
saty department. 80. 6fg.ssT.Tss-ss
What are camel hair brushes made
Oft
Usually from the fars Of Russian
and Siberian squirrels.
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bration. along tho parkings OF Bal
lard streets. The celebration will BE-
gin In Ballard Saturday. A carnival
has been planned for late in this
week.
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A dwelling ~ miles from Jordan.
Mont, was moved to Jordan In 10
days and across several deep couiees
without cracking window pane or
damaging the plaster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-03

Humphrey Number Forty In.
huccs Repose. ana Natural. Refresh.
ing Sleep.
No Narcotic. Opiate. Dope or habit
forming Drugs--Strictiy Homeo-
pathic.
Kind words from Osteopath
An osteopath OF twenty years tx.
pericnce in New York's busy center
says:
Il treat many patients in their
homes at night--whcn I find they
do not sleep well. ! give them
Number "Forty"--I always carry a
bottle In my pocket"
Price acc ana 800. at drug stores or
sent on receipt Of price, or c. O. d. Par
col Post.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co. iss
William 81. New York. Medical Book
Free.
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Humphreys "Seventy-seven"
breaks up Colds that hang on.
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who was the oldes; and who the
younee~t rtrnrr OF the Declaration OF
Independence
The oisesf tons Fvarkiss. Ubo trn.
IA his 7f1 ye1rs fhe yoa-cesf. I'd
Hwa,d RafIedcr. 81.
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How many Jews are there IN The
prer~fss conrf~smg
Ei@ven. Representatives. a. G. An
gorge. Metz york. rsdac fnchrdch.
Evening star., 1922-09-24
FARMS.
E0R GALE.

FINE FARM: 80 ACRES. q. TlLI4ARLE. BAL
nnce timber; fne soil: in Md; miles District
line; nearly new Or. bungalow; cellar: furnace
plements etc; bargain to quick buyer: cash
or will exchange city property. Apply $50
Georgia n.w.-------- nv.
4o.ACnE POULTRY FARM; EorIrpED
$500. Located at station. q. II. SAUNDERS,
Woodwardville, Nd.
YARM-IsO ACRES. 1s MILES OUT. 45-
minute drive. state road: plenty fruit; 100
dairy proposition make BEAUTIFUL country resi-
dence for banker or professional man; SlO.OOO
81, 600 cash. Address Box 75-J, Star ONCE.
shade, southern exposure; choice poultry site;
oIon Hill state road +. F. SKINNER. Ana
costa, D. C. X. 8. Box 288. 88.
rooms. bath, electricity. furnace heat, chicken
houses. barn. etc; over acre Strawberries, best
variety; three blocks from car line: inside Of
.Se Hpnis to ot PS fnSre Md
on premises, or phone Laurel 59.W.
If YOU ARE SEEKING "A COUNTRY RESI-
depce or farm, without or with full equip
motoring distances Of washington. Can Or
p,.".! w % 1a;s;s'S E ssSSDhRs ;,ss 4; n-
NEAR wAsHINGTON-HIGHL IMPROVED
2OO-a acre farm. 80 acres 1O-yr.-old now. bearing
apple and peach orchard: estimated 5000 bush
els peaches, 1000 barrels apples now on trees.
Price, SIG per acre, fruit included; bargain
Address Box 4S-M. Star ONCE.
POULTRY FARMING; EASIEST AND MOST
profitable: 40 acres. improved. on state road
II 600 c. W. THOMAS. Charlotte Hall. 81.
Marys CO, Md.
a BARGAIN IN A LARGE FARM.
ITO Acres, 50 900.
14-room mansion house, located on high hill
large barn: plenty Of timber; stream; good
soil for grain or grass; near Fairfax Court
House, Va, n mile from new Lee Highway:
LANDWEHR. sos Fendall bldg. Main 1875. ~
s-ACRE FARM WITH 8-ROOM BRICK BUN.
galow and good outbuildings: 5000.
20-acre farm with 7-room house ana GOOD
apple orchard: good land: $S.5
4o-acre farm with good house; on Lee high
way; good outbuildinEs.
314-acre farm with buildings; $4,000.
2 large dairy farms.
Several good houses in Falls Church; call
and see me.
J. E. FLAHERTY.
Falls Church. Va.
Phone e9-J-2. Call to 8 Pm. 24'
WE HAVE THE FINEST LIST OF MONT
gomery county farms and suburban homes
that can be had; see US before buying or sell
ing. We will save you both time and money.
CISSEL 4 MCFARLAND, INC,
Phone 52-J. Rockville. Maryland.
We SELL BARGAIN FARMS. MD. AND VA.
Poultry, fruit, dairy, river-front farms. Bay
side homes, country business stands: lists.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY, 2l5 E NV. F. 2702.
Evening star., 1922-09-24

lol THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS,
HARRY L. SEAY. agent, Woodward bldg.
1927 18th ST NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
cite, bath; electric light: rear porch; adults:
S-i an
Evening star., 1922-09-24
wANTED-APARTMENTs

APARTMENT; 4 OR 5 ROOMS, UNFUR-
nished, by Oct. 1. In northwest section. near
14th at. or in Mt. Pleasant, BY couple with
boy Ia years old; prefer to lease; references
II desired. Address Box e9-H, star once.
REFINED COUPLE, WITH TWO SMALL
children. want modern three room, furnished
or partly furnished, light housekeeping apart
ment. on first floor. within walking distance
OF departments. for occupancy Oct. 3; perma.
nent. Address Box 297-H. Star ONCE. "a
FURNISHED APARTMENT. or 5 ROOMS.
kitchenette. bath: reasonable. Call North 1859.
Address Box 145-H, Star ONCE. "a
FIVE OR SIX ROOM APARTMENT. FUR
nished, modern, by Oct. !; adults. Address
BOX 1O8-H. Star office.
RETIRED OFFICER AND WIFE WANT UN-
furnished apartment, 5 or 4 rooms. etc.. about
$50. Address Box Bate, Star ONCE. or phone
North 1851 before 10 and after Z.
WEST OF 18th sT.@-ROOM AND kIT6H-
en- furnished housekeeping apartment: must
FIVE-ROOM, TWO-RATH UNFUR. APART
ment In northwest section Of the city; must
be Ia good location. Address Boz 2Oc-H. Star
ONCE.
WANTED-sIX- ROOM AND BATH FUR
nished housekeeping apartment; downtown
only; Oct. I or Is. Address Boz 2l6-H. Star
ofice. "a
FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS DESIRES s
or room furnished housekeeping apt. Oct.
/: must contain bedrooms. Phone Col. S1O8,
of1ce 100. Address Box 221-H. Star ohice. 24s
wANTED-FURNIsHED APT, ROOMS.
bath and kitchenette: state price. Address
Bog 18Th. Star once. "a
Evening star., 1922-09-24

MANY FARMS IN VIRGINIA AND
Maryland. within Is miles Of the Dis
trict, offered at very attractive prices
on terms; exchanges considered on
some: quite q number first time oher-
ed. II not convenient to call, write
stating your requirements.
N. f. RYON CO.. INC.
Main 1897. 1923 st.
Evening star., 1922-09-24

CHERRYDALE, VA.
Bungalow of S rooms and bath: electricity
and gas; garage; completely furnished; SIS
month.
SHANNON & IUCHS.
Clarendon 20. Office: Rosslyn. Va.
Evening star., 1922-09-24

WANT THE LOAN OF $500 TO ESTABLISH
q nice boarding house; party can either board
II out, or will repay In 90 days at SO. Ad-
dress BoK SOL. Star once.
$500 FOUR MONTHS; REASONABLE PRE-
MUM and interest; business for security. Ad-
dress Boz al. Star ONCE. "a
Evening star., 1922-09-24

FOR RENT-WAREH0UHES.
FOR RENTABRICK WAREHOUSE, REAR
1911 @ st. Inquire in store. 29e
TWO WAREHOUSE, BRICK, FOR SALE Oh
rent; 1000 and 81, 800 feet 1oor space. re-
spsctivsly; electric elevator; 1blais1e ~.
ysfd. Apply Room boe. Intsruatioaal bldg.
Evening star., 1922-09-24
FIVE NEW BUILDINGS.
HxnA HoAL Ovr

1924 18th ST
Corner st.-S rooms and baths Rooms
of ample size and conveniently arranged for
social and domestic use. Prospective tenants
may choose coiors for decoration. Open for
inspection.
. and 4 rooms-nOw ready.
Z. THE ST. ALBANS.
South end of the Connecticut avenue bridge.
4 seven.story building Of hreproof construc-
ticn overlooking Rock Creek va1ley-apart-
ments with balconies, .. 3 and 4 rooms-ap-
,ointments frst-class. Ready November l.
THE WOODLAND.
Cathedral avenue east Of Connecticut ave-
=, g. and rooms Built and owned By Ken
,ndy Bros Inc. Unusual features In the
way Of arrangements and equipment. Elevator
service, Open foy inspection.
THE MONTEREY.
Connecticut avenue and Porter at Five
stories anartments of three and four rooms
with porches Elevator. Ready for occupancy.
For floor plans and reservationa see:
THOMAS j. FISHER AND COMPANf, INV,
Rental Agents.
73S 18th st. n.Ha
Evening star., 1922-09-24
WANTED-L0Ts.

IN NORTHWEST SECTION-LOT SUITABLE
for detached house costing $l5,OOO. North
1874, Apartment 3O5. |
WE HAVE BUYERS WHO ARE ALWAYS IN
the market for good building lots. both city
and suburban.
East Washington Realty Co..
Lincoln 1ai5 ITO sth st. ne.
Evening star., 1922-09-24
FOR RENT-HOUSES

NEAR 18th AND BUCHANAN-sIX ROOMS.
sleeping porch: garage: $12S per month.
MckEEvER & GOSS.
1415 Eye st. Main 1852.
ONTARIO ROAD NEAR COLUMBIA ROAD:
nine rooms and two baths; nicely furnished:
$lI3 per month.
McKEEvER 4 GOSS.
1915 Eve vt Main 47Jo
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contingent fee Of so cents, which must
be paid at the time the entry blank
is filed.
A physicians certificate is required
for each competitors entrance to these
events. These certificates must ac-
company the application.
All preliminaries win be given Fri.
day afternoon. The defamation con-
test will be held Friday evening and
final track events Saturday.
The committee will provide COM
plete entertainment. Meals will be
given the contestants in the college
dining hall Friday evening and Sat
urday morning, noon and evening.
Each school Is permitted to enter
only one contestant IN the declama-
ton contest.
The following are the national rec
ords OF girls high school athletic
events:
8o-yard dash seconds, Maggie
Stevens, Atlantic City high school.
, 5o-yard dash-s1-5 seconds, Phoebe
Downs, Rosemary hall. Greenwich,
Conn: Violet Ball, Long Beach (Cai)
high school.
75-yard dash-91-5 seconds, Louise
Edwards. Rosemary hall. Greenwich,
Conn.
eo-yard hurdle (42-toot hurdle)-
10 seconds, Elizabeth Waggoner, Ma
tional Park seminary. Forest Glen,
/ Md; Esther Lundsmith, West Tech
meal high school, Cleveland, Ohio.
220-yard relay race a runners)-31
seconds, Dugas. Nelson, Schneider
Collins, Long Beach, Cal.
Baseball throw-S9 feet inches
Mable Hall Dwight, Indian Training
school, Marble City, Okla.
| Hurl ball (2-lb.)-No high school
record yet established, college record
| liz feet 8 inches, Nell Carroll F. S. C
Shot put (6-lb)-S6 feet SIS inches
Helen Gore, West Technical high
school, Cleveland, Ohio.
Javelin throw-e9 feet l inch, c
Bass, Low and Haywood school, Stan
/ ford, Conn.
| Discus hurl--65 feet 6 inches. Wini-
| fred Mevill, Oaksmere school.
standing broad Jumps feet 2 l..
| inches, c. Rice. Laselle seminary, Au
burndale, Mass.
) Running hop-step and jump 3:
| feet inch, Louise Edwards, Rosemary
/ hail. Greenwich, Conn.
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GRAPE CULTURE
IS BEING URGED
Women of Ferry Pass Are Being
Taught Possibilities of the Grape
and Grape Juices,

For the purpose Of interesting the
women of Ferry Pass in grape culture
and the possibilities Of grape juices
made In their own homes, Miss Har-
riette Layton. assistant state agent OF
the home demonstration department
for Florida visited the county yester-
day, making the trip to, Ferry Pass
with Miss Dorothy Mitchell. county
home demonstration agent.
Miss Layton spent yesterday IN De
Funiak. where she spoke at q meeting
of the home economics department of
the Woman's club OF that city. The
De Funiak club has recently had the
distinction of seeing one of its mem
bers, Mrs. w. B. Harbeson, elected
as sectional vice president, and the
club is taking on new life and assun-
ing new duties for the year
Each month one meeting is devoted
to a special department Of club work.
Yesterday the home economics de-
partment having a very interesting
meeting. Miss Layton having been q
guest Of the club. making a splendid
talk along home economic lines in
general.
The visit Of Miss Layton to IEscam-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-22
SOUSA DISCOVERS
ARTIST OF CORNET
John Dolan@Is Proclaimed Premier
Virtuoso of America.

Lieut.. Comdr. John Philip Sousa,
having heard and appraised all of the
great solo and band cornetists Of the
past quarter century. and having him
self trained for war service in the
hundreds of bands sent out from the
Great Lakes station, more cornetists
than any living teacher. has just dis
covered" and acclaimed an artist OF
she cornet, whs is, IN the opinion of all
of the critics TEho have heard him, the
premier cornet virtuoso OF America, II
not OF the world.
-ne new genius or the cornet, John
Dolan by name, has been engaged by
the March King to succeed Herbert
Clarke. the veteran star scornetist Of
Sousa's band who has retired for a
deserved rest at his home IN Hunts
Vile, Ont. oddly enough, the fame
OF John Dolan reached the ears OF the
great bandmaster long before the lat
ter saw him or heard him play. 4 sight
of him impressed Sousa, and when
Dolan played. that settled it. For this
latest star of Sousa's ID is by way
OF being matinee idol as well as a
great artist
Dark eyed, strong-featured with
the frame and style" of an athlete,
John Dolan is easy to look at" even
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before the easy and fiawless eloquence
of his cornet is heard. He is finished
musician, a cultivated man and a most
engaging personality, but to the music
loving public and to the loyal and
loving followers of Sousa's band, John
Dolan's greatest worth looms in the
fact that he is the consummate mas
ter. the first in many years. of his
chosen instrument-the solo and con :
cert cornet.
Besides John Dolan, eornet virtuoso,
the soloists of Sousa's band of nearly
100. are Miss Mary Baker, soprano;
Miss Winifred Bambrick, harpist; Ellis
McDiarmid, flute; William F. Kunkel,
piccoio; Joseph Norrito, clarinet; John
p. Schueler. trombone; Josep DeLuca,
euphonium; William J. Burant, sousa =
phone, and George J. Carey, xylophone.
Sousa appears at the new high
school, auditorium Tuesday, Jan. 81.
Tickets at Reynalds, Friday, Jan. 81.
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PLAN STATE MEET
FOR SCHOOL GIRLS
AH- Round Athletic Contest Will Be
Held at Tallahassee in April.

In order to stimulate interest in out
soor sports, and to develop better
physical vitality in the young women
Of our state, the Florida State College
Tor Women has arranged TO hold a.
state meet for girls, on the Elder ath-
letic field, Tallahassee, April 8.
1t is not necessary here to set forth
he many benefits to be derived from
such a meet. For the past seven years
they have been forcefully demonstrat-
ed by the boys meet in Gainesville,
and the schools now reaping these
benefits through representation in
This meet will readily see the advan-
tages that their girls will derive from
4 similar meet.
The events will be as follows: go
yard dash, 50-yard dash, 75-yard dash,
5O-yard hurdle (4.2-foot hurdles), put
ting the 6-pound shot, standing board
Jump, running hop-step-and-jump
throwing the javelin, throwing the
discus, hurting the 2pound hurl ball.
throwing the basket ball, throwing
the baseball. the 220-yard relay (four
runners) race, the defamation cop
test, competitive games in basket ball
and volley ball will be held.
Points--Points are awarded 8, 3, 2
and 1 for all events.
Awards-It is planned that loving
cup will go to the winner of the meet.
This cup becomes the permanent pos
session of the school winning three
successive years. The Florida State
college awards ribbons, blue, red, gold
and white, to the winners of first. sec
ond, third and fourth places respec-
lively. The College Athletic associa-
ton offers silver loving cup to the
Individual athlete winning the most
points. In case of a tie the contestant
winning the most first places will be
given the prize.
Eligibility Rules.
l. No person is eligible who Is not a
bona fide student.
2! No person is eligible who regis
tered later than two weeks after the
beginning of the second semester. In
case Of later registration the principal
OF the school must file the information
with Prof. f. r. Smith, chairman OF
the faculty athletic committee.
8. No person is eligible who is p
years or age.
4. No person is eligible who is not
an under graduate.
8. No person is eligible who has rep
resented a secondary school in track
athletics for four years.
6. No person Is eligible who did MOI
pass four unit subjects her last Sc
mester before the meet.
z. No person is eligible who is no
maintaining a passing average, as de.
termined by the faculty of the schoo
she wishes to represent, in each foul
unit subjects.
All entries must be sent to the Fac
ulty Athletic Committee on or before
March 81.
Each competitor will be charged ;