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Spiritualist

SpIttualist Research Society," meets at
o'clock Sunday night at tho hall. i22
Percida street. Lecture and meSSG re.
nr. j. $. Maxwell. state president n .S.A..
and Mrs. Louise Brown. Kansas City. will
be present; Wednesday. message circle at
1886 Nacogdoches street. Thursday,
ladies' aid meets at sol West Mulberry
street.
First Texas Church. O. o. T. S.. meets
In the Gunter Hotel ballroom at s
o'clock Sunday evening. Rev. winifred
Mcdowell, pastor. Lecture on "Elemen-
tqry Spirits'; greetings by able mediums;
special healing services at 2 every sun
day at church headquarters. S26 Avenue
G.; Rev, Mcdowell in charge; Wednesday.
healing circle, 3lS Martinez street. at s.;
Monday. message circle, sos Carolina
street. at s; Thursday. message circle.
32S North street. at s; Friday. message
and healing circle at S26 Avenue . at s.
Tho National Independent Spiritualists.
open forum. meet Mt s o'clock at the
w. q. ". Han. see East Houston street;
Rev. Sarah Rountree. pastor Spirit mes
sagos from flowers every Sunday evening
Tuesday and Wednesday, message and
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Episcopal

ST. Iuke's Episcopal, West Houston
and Chupadcras Rev. Jay SCOT bud
long, rector. ChIrch school, $50: even
ing prayer and sermon by Bishop ca
pers at 1880. followed by parish meet
ing.
st. Johns Episcopal. Burnct. and North
Cherry, Rev. Jay Scott Bu'iong, rec
tor. Church school at $3.50; morning
prayer and sermon at II.
st. Marks Episcopal Travis Park, Rev.
s Arthur Huston. rector. Third sunday
after Easter; holy communion at 1880:
church school with Bible classes for
adults at $3.50; preaching at II and 1880:
fellowship league at 6; Wednesday. st.
Marks DAY, holy communion at 10: spe-
cial supper at $40. followed by parish
supper; Friday. holy communion at 10.
Christ Episcopal. Laurel Heights. Bel
knaD and Russell. Rev. l.. u. Richards.
rector. Third Sunday after Easter: Holy
communion at 1880; church school at
$3.50; mems bible class at 9:45; evening
service at 1880; Wednesday ST. Mark S
day. holy communion at $3.50: Friday,
ltany and holy communion at $3.50.
st. Paurs Episcopal Willow and Gray
son. Rev. Claude r. Parkerson, wear.
Third Sunday after Easter. Church school
at $3.50; preaching at II and 1880.
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fudge. and has served as their mentor
( IN many ways.
Through it all he has preached the
tdoctrine, "Don't Let Anything Get
tYour Goat" the practice Of which
Ehas led on to fame and fortune for
his followers.
Echoes Of the doctrine have come
10 him and continue to come to him,
Ethat show the soundness of his
Fpreachment.
Z Among them is his most priced one ;
that of six of the park boys, whom
The almost taught to walk and talk,
meeting in France, after one of the
big drives that all six went over the
top in, and recalling that the thing
that helped them most to acquit them
Eselves as they should i'll this trying
situation, was the gardeners doctrine,
Don't Let Anything Get Your
/ Goat"
! They wrote him letter to this eff
! feet and all six signed it.
These youngsters had grown from
babyhood to manhood hearing and
| practicing the doctrine under his di-
rection. And when the supreme test
came il worked equally well as in
minor crisis.
And he continues to preach it. He
can do more with the children than
can their nurses. fathers and moth
ers. It's case of "Teck says"
That's sufficient. Teck is a true psy-
chologist, a natural one. His disci-
pline is obeyed and all love him for
il.
His doctrine Of "Don't let anything
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Services in the Churches

, day school at $3.50; preaching at 1880
and =: Bible class at Z.
Highland Park Lutheran Church
Hammond and New Brauntels; Rev. +.
\. Neumeistcr. pastor. Third Sunday
after Easter: sunday school and pas
tors class at .; preaching at 1850 ana
S: Tuesday. choir meeting at 1880; We'd
uesday. sewing bee at home of Mrs. 4.
i. krorger. glO Rigsby; Friday, recep-
ton supper for newly confirmed at the
Original Mexican Restaurant at 1880.
Trinity English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Compton and corpus Christi
boulevard; Rev. w. W. Laubach, pastor.
sunday school at 9:i5; preaching at s.;
Friday, choir meeting at 1850.
EvauCclical Lutheran lions Church,
Hclotcs: Rev. W. W. Lauhach. pastor.
German service at $3.50 sunday morning
with Sunday school Immediately after
the service.
Mount Calvary Evangelical Lutheran
Church Missouri Synod. Jones and West
Josephine; q. W. Loheck, pastor. Sun
day school at $3.50; preaching at 1880,
"ChriSt's Going to the Father" and at
s. Prepare TO Meet Thy Cod; voting
members meet at ESQ.
Grace English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Avenue L and Fifth; Rev. Paul
T. Helm. pastor. Third Sunday after
Easter; sunday school at $3.50; preaching
at II, NO Cross. No Crown" and at g.,
"The Life Plan Of Peter and John;
senior league at Z; Tuesday, adult cate
chism class at s.
St Johns Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Nueva and South Presa; 4. L..
Wolff and August Baetke, pastors. sun
day school and Bible classes at $50;
no morning service; German service at
S: Wednesday. lecture on the Lutheran
order Of Service at S.
zion Lutheran Chapel, 7O2 East Gin
cinnati thranch OF ST. .lohn's). Sunday
school and Bible classes at $3.50; no di-
vine services.
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Presbyterian

First United Presbyterian. ogden and
East Locust; Rev. ). q. lluey, pastor,
sabbath school at 9:i5: preaching at H.
THE Bramble Tree King. ana az 3
"A Hero in tho Dumps; junior endeavor
at ;; senior at Z; Wednesday election
81 elders at s.
Westminster Presbyterian, Garden ard
King william; Rev. !. Leighton Green
pastor. Srnday school at $3.50. preach.
INK Mt II and S; Junior endcavor at
inter mediate at 6; senior at 6;Sl, We'd
n,slaN mid-weeE services at 1:ij, FOL
lowed by choir rehearsal.
Pima Street = Presbyterian, South Pine
ana Cua aha. Or 4. II. T.. McCu~dy. pas
II. - he word for Christ. How and
WLcn?" and at S, "Repentaucc Unto
Idre": cndeavor society at Z; Wednesday
pC2yer meeting at 3.
.JJ.sou square Presbyterian, CaUdCr
and Lcxington: Asher Harlan Rand
MINISTER. Bible school at sac: peach
ing at II. "Thc Urge Of a Living Faith
and at S. Sources Of Unrest: Condition.
Of Peace; Junior cndeavor at .; inter
mediate at $50: high school at $50
meeting at S.
Denver boulevard Presbyterian. Den
yer boulevard and Mlttman. Edgar Huh
, bard minister. Sunday school at 9:i5
preaching at II, "Jcsus Answer Il
Death" aud at s, Faith Put to thu
| Test; Junior endeavor 1T >; interme
diatc and senior at Gas; Wednesday
| Rihle study and prayer service at S
Thursday, Women's Missionary Society a
| 1850: choir practice 1T s.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church meet
at v W. g. A. auditorium. Sunds,
school at 10: preaching at II and s u.
Rev. T.. w. johnson. pastor OF the FRS
Cumberland Presbyterian Church OF Aus
| tin.
Utica Presbyterian. West WoodlawI
and Michigan; Chaplain J. Stuart Pearc
pastor. Sunday school at $3.50; preachini
| at IT. and 7:i5; intermediate and seuio
societies at Gas; Wednesday, prsye
| meeting at 7:45; Thursday, Mems Clul
will entertain with a banquet At :; Fri
| day. Troop Boy Scouts meet at 7:iJ
First Presbyterian, Avenue d an
| Fourth: 7. u. Hill. DID. pastor. sun
| day school at $3.50; mems hrotherhoo,
| bible class at s:i5; preaching at IL an
| S; Christian Endeavor at Z; Wednesday
| prayer meeting at s.
| Prospect Hill Presbyterian. 242t Buenl
VISTA Rev. g. ". Dellinger. pastor. Sun
day school at 9:45; preaching at II ant
3; Junior endeavor at 3.
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A Woman Obsessed
p- earn, w REECuER (C) Beecher
(C) 1928 Carolyn Beecher

brushed until it began TO take OF
some Of its lost lUstrc.
She was sure Bruce had not seen
Miss Hammond since June's arrival
unless he saw her during business
hours. He had spent every evening a
home or at the theater with June.
About week had passed since Muir
tel had begun TO join them in the
library and at meals. when she as
tonishcd Bruce by asking:
Don't YOU think it would be nice
to ask Mr.. and Mrs. Mason over ia
spend the evening. You four could
play cards and l could look on
WHY. yes-I will ask them" he re-
piled. incrclulity in his face. Mural
was almost well. she wasn't going Ia
die. vet she was so changed. He had
promised 10 see Lulu that evening
She had called him up and asked why
he Lad neglected her 50 of late. hut
he would tell her he couldn't keep the
appointment. 1t would never do 10
discourage Muriel if she really were
going 10 be different to Tom and Ann
They received his invitation with
almost rs much surprise rs he had
felt at NIuriel's request but accepted
at once.
Muriel. daintily dressed and coiffed
showed little embarrassment and re-
ceived them pleasantly. although only
she knew how hard 1t was. Ann
tactfully acted as if visiting her were
the usual thing. and over the cards
they became quite hilarious. june
and Tom were partners, Bruce play
ing opposite Ann.
When the cards were put aside
Muriel served a dainty supper and
compelled herself to jim in the con-
versation. When they left she ac-
cepted an invitation for herself. June
and Bruce to dine with them within
a few days.
Just we who are here" Ann said.
"You aren't strong enough yet for
much gayety." She spoke as if Muriel
had always been one of them.
Il shall be soon," Muriel smilingly
replied. Il am growing stronger
every day.
As they stood by the open door
bidding the Masons good night Muriel
gasped for joy as she felt Bruce 5
arm about her waist. 1t had been SC
long since he had proffered a caress
except when she was so i'll that she
was surprised how thrilled she was
by it. Far more than when he had
given them because she demanded
them as her right.
"Now get Muriel to bed pronto "
he said TO June. We'll have her sick
again. You look almost well, Muriel
You have a good color and we can't
have you losing it again. We like
her 10 look pretty, don't We. JuneE
Muriel could scarcely keep back the
tears. Bruce had noticed. She looked
pretty to him.
Ito Be COntinued.O
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Baptist

Beacon Hill Baptist, Tredericksburs
road and West Ashhy. Melvin {. Edison,
pastor Sunday school at 10; preaching
at II and 1870; all 3. y. p. L. meet
ings at $50: teachers meeting at 1880
Wednesday, followed by prayer ueeting
at $.
Pegucs Memorial p>ptist. Denver boul-
cyard and ST. Anthony street. Z. l. Skin
\ ner, pastor. sunday school, y:4J; preach
! ing at IL and s:i5; all IS. Y. T.. L $.
al 6I5; Monday, ladies' meeting at 5.
Central Baptist, johnson and Nathan,
Walter T. DayI. pastor. sunday school
at .:i5: preaching at IL and by Or.
| j. T.. Hardy, president Of Baylor College
at Bolton, the afternoon sermon - for
| the young women Of san Antonio, their
parents and friends; the Brooks Field
| band will furnish special music; all ID. y.
| L. Is. at Z; Wednesday prayer meeting
at ).
New Hope Baptist, 500 STAGE street
J. Alfred Brown, pastor. sunday scuool
at g:4J: preaching at IL and :; Junior
| b. Y. T.. L. at 1870. senior at 6:iJ; Non
DAY, ". NJ. l. meets at 2:3O; Nednts-
day, teachers meeting at 1880 followed ny
prayer meeting at 5; Friday, special pro
gram beginning at $50 and musical pro
Prospect Hi Baptist. 1901 Buena
Vista. Hulcn II. Carroll, pastor. Sunday
school al 9:iJ. with classes for all ages
! preaching at IL iltN ~ AAAihA Il 49,
church. and at T:45, The Firth Com
mandment': all b. Y. Z. US. At 6:i5.
First Baptist. Fourth AL |Iylor, DR..
I. y. Gates. pastor. sunday school at
$3.50. preaching at II and 1890: junior
union at $3.50: Fred :. Hail intermedi-
atcs at Sis; senior and AlcNaN der IN
termediate at G, with separate meetings
at sis Wednesday. teachers meeting
and teachers training class at 6:2O;
prayer meeting ana baptizing at 1:i5;
Friday. B. Y. p. L. open house at 1:40:
Palm Heights Baptist, SuIierse> .oad
and Malone. a. j. Goodfellow, pastor.
sunday school at 9:45; preaching at II
by the pastor, Liars and Lee; preach
ing at 7:45 by Elder l.. $. DaHing;
junior 3. Y. ?. Us. at 6:l5.
Riverside Park Baptist, $500 South
Presa, T. V. Herndon. pastcs sunday
school at 9:45; preaching at IL and 40.
B. Y. P. US. at $50.
Harlandale Baptist, Terrell and Web
ster. D. b. South. pastor. sunday school
at 9:45; preaching at IL and S. with
baptizing at close Of evening service
Sunbeams meet at 1880; all b. Y. z. L $
at Gas: Monday at .. all day meeting
OF W. NJ. L.; Wednesday, midweek prayer
at S.
Los Angeles Heights Baptist, I, c.
Long pastor. Bible school at $50
preaching at II and s; all b. Y. =. US
at Gas. Monday. Ladies' Auxiliary at =
Wednesday, pIfyer meeting at 8.
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Capter LXXNIII.
BY CAROLYN BEECHER

NdEtNA LOO AAAs
What Muriel had set out TO do was
not easy. All her self-communings
her regrets. had not dissipated her
jealousy and her dislike of seeing
Bruce engrossed by others. She had
crucified herself in sending for june
and when her sister, delighted that
Muriel seemed 10 like her to be with
him, Muriel would clench her hands
until the nails cut into her palms.
Can / do it. can | keep it upE
she asked herself a dozen times a day
Always following the question with
II will must -
She had seen herself as others saw
her, a selfish. uncomprchending wom-
an. If Bruce had sought the COM
pnnionship of another woman that
could not be counted against him-not
by her. IL was her failure 10 be what
she should have been 10 him that had
driven him from her. But thinking in
this way made her task no easier.
She had her own regrets, something
she never before had experienced, aS
well as the sorrow caused by her
thought that she had lost him.
She vowed that never, no matter
what happened, should he know she
even suspected him. That, too, was
10 be a part Of her punishment. She
must keep that knowledge locked
tightly in her own heart.
Often she would start to repeat TO
Bruce the old words, Because | love
you So" but remembrance of Martha :
and vulgar declaration that every
time she heard the oft-repeated formu-
Ia it made her sick TO my stomach.
halted the words on her lips, and she
would substitute some stsmmering
speech. Perhaps she also had made
Bruce sick of her continued reitera-
ton Of her love. Yet even now she
could not understand why this should
be so. She could listen 10 him tell
her he loved her every moment Of the
day and delight in the hearing.
She no longer assumed a martyr
like air now that she really was suf-
fering a martyrs pain. Daily, hourly.
she crucified herself in many ways,
not knowing if she would ever be re-
warded or not. She was learning
the hard lesson Of unselfishneSs. hard
when a person is naturally selfish
and has given full scope TO that emo
ton.
When June had been there a week
Jariei vas able once more to be about
the house. a pale wrath of woman.
She recalled with a shudder what
Matthias friend had said about Lulu
Hammond's fresh. flowing beauty and
compared her own faded charms. But
she had once been pretty. She would
do all she could to coax back that
prettiness.
June was a valuable ally. She sent
for a masseur, and every day Muriel
put herself in this woman's skilled
hands. There were facial treatments
also. and her hair was treated and
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Eggs for Supper
BY BERTHA Il. SHAPLEIGH
OF Columbia University

Allow one hard-boiled egg Tor
each person to be served, and two or
three extra ones. In boiling the
eggs place them in cold water, bring
water to boil, and cook gently
for 20 minutes. Pour off the boil
ing water and cover the eggs with
cold water.
Remove shells, cut in halves
lengthwise and remove yolks. Mash
yolks and add melted butter, salt
pepper and any finely chopped bits of
cold meat left over. Fill the egg
whites with this mixture and press
the two halves together. Have ready
as many slices of tomato as there
are eggs. and two or three leaves
Of lettuce for each serving.
On the lettuce place the tomato
slices, and on each side of tomato
place an egg. Pour over this n spoon
full of msyonnaise, TO which has been
added chill sauce or tomato ketchup.
allowing two tablespoons of the chilli
sauce or ketchup to each cup of may
onnaise.
Serve with these eggs olives and
hot biscuits, or bread and butter
sandwiches.
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Evangelical

Friedens Evangelical Church. Main
and East Elmira: Rev. Joseph Polster.
pastor. Sunday school at 9:i5; English
service at 1880. followed by congrega-
tional meeting; special musical program
by Junior department at s; Tuesday,
choir rehearsal.
First Evaneelical Church. Nolan and
Munccy; T.. p. Brundage. pastor. Sun
day school at $3.50: preaching at 10:45
and S; Junior cndeavor at 6; senior at
7:15: Wednesday. prayer meeting at s.;
quarterly conference Friday night.
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Christian

South side Christian, DunninE ana
South Presa. Rev. Patrick Henry. pastor.
Bible school at $3.50; adult Bible class
at $3.50 in new annex; ,. /ning at !
and 7:45: Wednesday evening, study OF
the Book Of Acts
San Fernando Christian, Hartman
street. J. x. Pedrick, pastor. Blple
school at $3.50: preaching at 3; Tuesday
Christian Helpers at ESQ; Wednesday
prayer meeting at s.
Prospect Hill Christian, NSrth Sahinas
and West Travis. Lawrence Williams
pastor. Sunday school at 9;i5; preach-
ing at II and 7:4j.
Government Hin Christian. Sandmeyer
street. c. f. CoGswell. pastor. Binle
school at $3.50; preaching at 1888. GIVE
Me Thy Heart" and at $. "EStaollshcd
in the Lord: Christian EndeaNor at -
wednesday. prayer meeting at \.
Central Christian. Main and san re
dro. Hugh Mcclellan. minister. Suhuay
school at $3.50; preaching at II. Train.
ing for Life" and at 1915. The Cross,
illustrated; Christian Endeayor at $50.
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Miscellaneous

First Church Of the Nszarcne, Sando-
val and North Colorado; Rev. T. w.
Sharpe. pastor. Sunday school at $3.50;
preaching at 1915: trombone solo by
William Barber; preaching at S; n. Y.
p. s. at G:i5.
Church OF Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints meets the W. o. W. Hall. S2a
East Houston street. Sunday school at
$50; preaching Sunday evening at s.
International Bible Students meet al
117k North Flores; Junior Berean class
at 10; public discourse at 5: study on
THE Spirit OF a Sound Mind" at 4:SO;
Moses: Liherator and LawgiveT' at
1880; Wednesday prayer meeting at s:
Friday, study OF the Divine Plan of the
Ages" at 8.
The Children's Alliance Chapel. Sum
day school at 2; Bible class at 4 Thurs
day. Mrs. Martha Nier. superintendent.
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Church of God

Clutch OF God, IOS StorIwali ave-
nue.. c. +. Miller. pastor. Sunday school.
9:i5; services II and 1880; young peo-
pies meeting, $3.50 Thursday and prayer
meeting 7:45. Revival being conducted
at South San Antonio.
Church OF God, 1925 Angle street, NJ. r.
Taffola, pastor. Sunday school. 9:45;
preaching II and 1880; prayer meeting,
1880 Wednesday.
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Catholic

St Mary's Catholic Church. st. Mary s
street, one block south OF the Gunter
Hotel, Rev. 4. c. Dusseau. .. l., pas
tor. Masses on Sunday at ;, 6, Z, 5.
Q. 10. II and u o'clock. High mass at
II o'clock. Visitors welcome at all
masses. Chil<en's mass at S;l5 in the
school auditorium, followed by cate
chism. Evening services, including SER
mon at 7:f5. Night prayers and rosary
every evening except Saturday at ';io'
Dcvotions in honor Of st. Athony, .ques,
lion boy and benediction Of the Iossed
sacramsnt Tuesday evening at 7:iA Way
Of the cross for the poor souls and hene-
diction Of the blessed sacrament Friday
evening at i:45. Masses during the week
at $50, 1880, S:l5 and a. m.
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Church of Christ

Denver Heights Church ~ Christ
l0t Porter street, Foy f. Wallace Sr.,
minister. Bible study at 9:i5; preach
ing at II and 7:45; Wednesday, prayer
meeting at 1880.
Beacon Hill Church OF Christ. T. W.
Phillips. minister. Bible study at 9:i5;
preaching at II and 7:45, with COM
munion after tho sermon; young peo-
pies drill at e:45: Wednesday evening
prayer mcetings Friday night, song drill.
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KNOWLEDGE BY RADIO
Spread Of Education by BroadcaSting
Is Practical, Professor Says.

st. Louis, Mo-. April 21.-The prac-
ticability of radio broadcasting in the
spread of knowledge was emphasized
by Professor W. II. Lightly of the ex-
tension division of the University OF
Wisconsin, in an address delivered
here at the annual meeting Of the Ma.
tional University Extension Associa.
ton.
Tests made at the University oil
Wisconsin, he said, had proven the
practical value of brOadcaSting educa-
tional features and pointed to the as.
sumption that the time has come when
college courses would be given by
radio.
About so universities and colleges
are broadcasting educational feature.
by the use of radio, Professor Lightly
said. as was shown by returns he has
received on a QUESTIONABLE sent out
to many higher educational institu-
tions of the country. and ell have re-
ported this plan to be successful.
1><
An explorer says he has found where
Noah's ark Undcd. A mor timely job
would be to find where the dove went.
Wa shippton Post.
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Lutheran

Government Hill Evangelical Luther
an Church. North Pine and Mason; Rev.
9. p. Hasskarl. pastor. No divine scrv-
ices will he held NJ this church Sunday
because Of the absence OF the pastor.
who is In attendance at the synodical
convention at Taylor. Tex.
st Paul's EVANGELICAL Lutheran
church Missouri synod South Prosn and
Roseborough; @. G. Falsken, pastor. sun
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Easfeninrs in SisIe.

Belts seem to have been discarded
from coats in favor OF buckles. orna-
ments Of braid or material, or sash
effects at the hips only. Font full
ness and the slim back is the model
promised for fall.
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the ar q @ n er,
bringing t h e i r
childish disputes
to him for settle
ment, soliciting
his advice Cor
the solution Of
their tiny prob
lens ran e j II g
from how to put
salt on the willy
sparrow's tail to
the least painful
way to get stick
ers out OF their
fingers. He has
a Wis e d with
them, acted as
judge with n:
much concern e
do justice as I
SnnreTne COur [
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III IN T S
Summer NeIvets.

Velvet hats are to be popular
throughout the summer. Not the
heavy kind, but a very light, supple
sort with high sheen. 1t is also
used for large bows and for trim
mings on transparent hats of horse
hair or georgette crepe.
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"DON'T LET ANYTHING GET
YOUR GOAT"
By HARRIET LUELLA MCOLLUM

There are a number Of men who
have become famous, men who have
really accomplished great things, who
give much of the credit for their sue
cess to the doctrine of a gardener in
exclusive Gramercy Park in New
York.
As children they grew up in the
private park, making a confidant OF