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Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-03-23
|shk Teller Robbed OF $4,000
ny The AssOcfated PreeaJ

|SI ST LOUIS, MO. Mar. %
B. Barter, a teller of the
BERN Ill.,. National Bank, reported
ice that bandits robbed him of
at the east approach of the
apal bridge today. The bandits
IN
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NOTICEl
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
Annapolis. Maryland.

On Monday, the 26th of March, a
legal holiday, this Bank will not be
open. Paper maturing on the oath,
25th and 26th instant, will be pay
able on Tuesday the 27th of March.
l.. ID. GASSAwAY,
Cashier.
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French Reinforeements In Ruhr
CBy The Associated Press,

PARIS, Mar. %. The French
troops in the Ruhr viii be re-inforc-
ed by 10000 men within few days,
War Minister Mitinot announced to-
day in the chamber of deputies.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-03-23
ALTON ARNOLD
NAMED FOREMAN
Of GRAND JURY.

Judge Moss Today Conducted
Drawing Of Jurors For Com
ing April Term Of Circuit
Court Which Will Begin
Third Monday In Month.
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Notice Elks!

Baltimore Lodge entertains
laPohS Lodge on Monday,
Sat March 26, 1923, at bowl
match and reception. Inn
ANT that members desiring
20, make reservations with
am lttee { before Sunday
|0n
SPECIAL train leaves Short
e Station Monday, 6 20 p.
returning from Baltimsre
50 P. m.
committee:
Elmer +. Parkinson,
James f. Smith.
William Sullivan.
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Marriage License

DURGIN SEIBOLD Walter L.
Durgin, 81; Myrtle L. Seibold, %;
both of Baltimore city
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my ATHLETES
FRE FOR GYM
FINALS TONIGHT
! Boys Loom AS Favorites
. Field OF Representatives Of
q, Other Schools In Inter
.r,eiate Tourney At Naval
.ademy
rRIES INDICATE
FINE EXHIBITIONS

,sest among university and col
rmnasts will be focused at the
|. Academy tonight, as the finals
!. Intercollegiate Gymnastic Asso-
y will be decided there. The
teams. ten in number. are on
for the competitions, which bid
3 be spirited throughout.
blcn trim. muscular young men
sill defend the Crimson of Har
comprised the advance guard OF
he's They reached the city las
and the teams OF other institu
arrived at different periods to.
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Was Former Mldshipman

DeRoode was a former midshipman
at the Naval Academy from which in
stitution he graduated in the class
of 1915 and later became an officer
in the United States Marine Corps
and who is well known in Maryland
AS student at the academy, he
was prominent in the regiment, and
particularly among his classmates
having been chosen class president
He played tackle on the Navy Var
sity football team in the season OF
1914 and rowed on the Varsity. eight
cared shell crew for three years.
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Show Has Excellent Cast

All In the cast portrayed their re-
spective characters in most excellent
style. The many witty speeches and
funny antics brought repeated roars
of laughter and applause from the
audience.
The play itself is one of the bright
est farces ever written, and is cal
culated to draw more laughs than
any other work of its kind ever pro-
duced. Merriment bubbles over al
every point and it is filled with ex-
tremely funny compromising situa-
tions from the efforts OF the hero to
tell the absolute truth. Can you do it ?
Run up to Mcdowell Hall tonight and
see how the Johnnies work it out
Then answer the question for your
self.
The big audience was overwhelm-
ed by the play and indications point
to an even greater attendance to-
night.
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AUDIENCE IN ROAR AT
ST. J. CADETS FARCE
Senior Class Dramatists Aided
BY Young Women Stage
Nothing But The Truth"
TO SHOW AGAIN TONIGHT

The dramatists OF the senior class
OF st. Johns College Cadets, with the
aid of number OF young women OF
the city, staged the ludicrous farce
Nothing But the Truth" in Mcdowell
Hall, st. Johns College, last night
The show represented the denoue-
ment of many weeks of application
to rehearsals, and the performance
was a great success and well polish
ed throughout.
The stage was admirably set. rep
rcsenting two scenes. an office and
the parlor of a country home. The
latter especially was richly set forth
by means of beautiful wicker suite
in combination with tiger rugs and
other equally attractive articles of
furniture.
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and the teams Of other institu
arrived at different periods TO.
other Teams In Tourney
other institutions entered in
Nmpetition, in addition to Har-
and the Naval Academy. are
University of Pennsylvania. New
University. Rutgers, Massachu-
Tech, Princeton, Dartmouth AMI
|ford.
having suffered defeat in any of
preliminary engagements, the
hyors the middies TO win again
aaar honor. as their team is
as strong as those OF the past
years which took the laurels
John b. Pearson, Jr., captain of
navy outfit, is counted on to re-
TIE individual championship.
he has held for two years. He
|ms in both bar events and on
de horse
meet is scheduled for 1880
u aud it is figured that it will
be three and a half hours to COM
all exhibitions because of the
EHumber of entries.
ENpect Fine Work On Bars
% Pearson, Schmor and Boggs,
so latter the captains of New
University and Dartmouth
> respectively, a remarkable
y is expected on the parallel
The flying rings competition,
Wood and Taylor, of Navy; At
G Pennsylvania, and Ruiz. of
acnusetts, will also assemble a
'tld.
} Navy will make n special eff
% carry of honors on the side
against Capt. Sheldon. winner
lnI place last year. Pearson.
! Sanders and Walker. its en-
are all high-grade performers.
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Several Firms Affected

Among the firms especially inter
ested in finding DeRoode are the Ma
tional City Company Branch, Fayette
and Charles streets; John ID. How
ard & Co.. South and Redwood
streets. and Harris, Forbes & Co, 211
East Lombard street. Representa-
tives OF these firms conferred yester-
day with States Attorney Robert F
Leach, Jr. Chief Inspector George G.
Henry and Captain of Detectives
(Continued On Page a.
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u n;soatches OF ] a { {
:. are published in
y Evening Capital.
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(Continned ON Page ~
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Normal Docket Expected

The April term of the local tribunal
is, as a rule. the busiest OF the year.
and while the docket has not been
completed. 1t is expected it will con-
tain about the normal number OF
ca Ges
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KUPTE v GARFIELD PAR

KUPTE v GARFIELD PAR.
|KU. $500 ma hotovosti koupi
|dvourodinny dun o p6ti poko-
|jich IS koupelnou, novy,. hoto-
w K nastshovanf. Cena ST.
500. Zavolejte, prijd'te nebc
dopiste do 1radovny Nejedllk
la Mikes, Realtors, Union East
Boulevard. Tel. Broadway
1856.
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PRODA Sc pekarsky OBJ
chod, kde Sc zarucene trzi
$4OO tydne pri malo hodin pra
ce, v nedeli zavreno. Obchod
Sc naleza v els. 1920 Madison
Ave-, zadny podobny obchod
" okoli til mil. Cena velmi lev
ma. 1913
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PRODA Sc cukrovi1kovy a
delikatesni obchod prode-
jem skolnfch. potfeb a doutni-
XII, tydni prijem $400: Naleza
Sc v elsie 1902 Bridge Ave.
Obchod tento must byt prodan
k urovnani spolecnikl. Pfijd'
te. o blizsi vysvetleni k Mr..
Zimerman, 1907 Miles Ave.
1910
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- Xda-h pax pan Setfll te-
legrafoval stare milostpani?
Je takDvy, divny, ably tax byl
zapomnel, septala znovu Sta
Ia.
- Ma to radeji ami nechci
Imysliti, CO ia bude d6lat, az
yse uslysi a uvidi, hrozila Sc
l,pani reditelova:
Ia nedlouho SIC lekar vra-
|til. Stal chvili sklonen mad
|nemocnbu, pax zavolal ia Sta
zu a. kratce, rale durazne ulo-
I'll il, jak 81 ma pocinati.
- Zdstal bych zde, praWl
doktor Snajdr, ale prisli pro
mne re Zdikova, kde starosta
|tezce 81 ublizil padem Sc sem
n{ku.
Racil jste nafiditi, kdo
ma poslouziti panu Dubinovi?
chvejicim Sc hlasem otazala Sc
pant reditelova.
- Neni potrebi niceho, jest
mrtev, zn6la kratka odpoved'.
Ac panf reditelova v hloubi
duse .tusila, ze je zle, pfece jen
nynf tvrda skutecnost il ohro-
mia.
Pan tovirnik tedy mrtev, ie-
nc chot' tezce nemocna, otec
| jeji polosileny bolem a matka
pani tovarnikove? boze, ma to
radeji ami nemysleti. Ia bude
zcufalstvim zdrcena, uvazova-
la pani reditelova.
A hned ! il bleskla hlavou
myslenka: ia a muz jsme tn
jedinymi pany! Ale jak bude
ldal? desila Sc v zap6ti. Co sc
Istane potom?
Myslenky jako vir krouzily
lji hlavou. az teprve pozdrav
1odchazejiciho lekafe il vzpa-
matoval.
4 Special "a MIN az ma chod.
bu. Z schodd postavil Sc jim
v cestu starry Setfil. Medal Sc
dele zdrzeti v pokojich tovar-
nika Dubina, strach o Anicku
hna! no do jeii blizkosti.
Chopil lekare "a rameno a
temer dp6l:
- Pane doktore, prosim
vas. zachrante mole dite. Ia.
| platim, co bude chtfti, zapla'
tim, blabolil. Jehc mock ne
znal Ease jine myslenky krone
lone o vSemohoucnosti bohat
1stvi. Byl presvedcen, re i zd'
mozno pencil vsechno zachra
nit. ze i. zde jsou penize roz
Ihodujicim panem.
- upokojte Sc, pane tovar
l niku. klidnil lei dOktOr Snaid
- doufejme, ze mladi pani to
1varnikove bude nam silnym p
mccnikem. Je vsak treba xii
du a nutno il chraniti vseh
rozcileni.
LekaT vymkl sc temef nasil
; ne re syirajicich jej ruko
: starcovych special k pove
zu.
!. Ia kratkO sc vratim.
|. Setril svesil ruce a benny
slenkou:t6 prechazel chodbou
81 - Jen co pride matlsa. bl
Q de Ease vSechno dObfe. Jiz alb
! zde byla, poslouzi Anicce, p'
test il, jen aby zde jiz byl;
: Imumlal 81 pro sebe.
Z Dosel az ke dvefim lozniG
! Anicciny a jal sc kolem mic
| pfechazeti jako straz,
III v zamku Waldo hluboke
! ch. Reditel vratil Sc do zav
| du a snazil Sc. aby zachovs
byl vsude obvykly pofadek.
/ smrti pana tovarnka sc mix
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TE:NA.1'l||'!E|:(;Ia =!
-RO MAN.
Napsal Karel M. Pfibramskt.
- r o M A NJ

Pojd' tedy d0mI, musime 81
drive spolu pohovofiti.
Jdi napfed, podivam Sc
Ia Setfilem a prijdu hned "a
tebou.
PAM feditelova zamifila k
domu, V nemz byly kancelare
Ia kde, take byl jejich byt.
Ma. chodbe pfistihla siuzeb-
|nou, kterak COST vyklada dew
ceti ucetnich. Kdyz uvidela
svou pani, kdere Sc zde dnes
nenadala, zmizela sluzebna We
dveffch pfedsine. PAM redite-
Iowa vsak 81 toho' dnes ami ne
vsimla. prosla kuchynf zami-
fila az do nejzadnejsiho poko-
! lie, kde Sc il zdalo, ze je nej-
bezpecnejsi.
Jeste nezli mofla trochu u
rovnati rozhazene myslenky,
vessel jeji man5el.
- 1Kde je sNoVAk? vyrazila
pani reditelova re sebe a bylo
zrejmo, ze tato otazka tizila il
jiz tax, div Sc il nezalkla.
- Nevim, nespatril jsem no.
Co udelas? Povls vse, co
jsme videli, az prijede komi-
Sc?
.Myslim, ze by bylo lepe po-
vedeti jen to, CO jsme videti
mohli nez to, co jsme sami w.
cihali, namital reditel.
Snad bys ucinil dobre,
kdybys promluvil Sc Setrilem.
FPravdepodobne nynf zde po-
vladne on. Bylo by radno "a
yeas zajistiti 81 jeho prizen.
Nezapomen, re vcera dvakrate
navstfvil Novaka. Patrne tedy
hodne cele veci vi.
- Ale jak omluviti pred L.
Tednictvem zmizeni Novako-
lvo?
- To je snadne. Rekni, ze
ljsi Novaka postal do zavod1
lSettilovych, ably no tam "a
stupoval.
- TO je vyborna myslenka,
pochvaloval 81 reditel.
Pani reditelova pootevrela
dvere do sousedniho pokoje,
alby Sc preavedcila, re nikdo
nenasloucha. Jest6 vSak jich
ami zcela nezavrela, kdyz usly'
sela hrceni povozu.
- Stara Setrilova, vydechls
ijen a .jiz oba sp6chali doml
a pred zamek.
J Skutecne take vjizdel do ma
: dvori zapraseny kocar v men
sed6la nedockavosti Sc chveji
ci pani Setrilova.
r Reditel pfispechal, ably &c nj
: dostalo nikomu pfilezitosti, df
, We Sc starou pani pohovoiiti.
Milostiva pani prominte
D ze isme vas polekali, ale pal
Dublin Sc dosud z Prahy nevra
: til a pani tovarnfkove ie vel
u mi nedobre. >Touzila vas NIT
: IA sebe. To vite, ze dcery vzd
Sc citf bezpecn6jsimi v blizko
st; natky nez otce.
u - Kde je Anicka, prosir
. vas, rychle.
L. - Je We sve loznici a prav
y usnula. Bylo by snad lept
> kdyby milostiva pani drive
|, hostinskem pokoji odlozila
ponekud Sc po ceste osv6zili
e Ma chot' Sc zatfm pozept'
h zda Sc snad mlada milostiv
pani jiz neprobudila. ~
/ Kde je mdj muz? tazala
, jeste stara pani a vsrozrusel
n 81 ami neuvedomila, ze Sc d
Q va vesti jako dite. -
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Nova jednateflla
"Sveta".

Ct. krajandm v okoli vych.
154. ul. a Kinsman bydlicim
oznamujeme, ze jsme v OBJ
chqde phi. sLiebermana (.
154O9 Kinhsillsan Rd. zalozi-
Ii novou jednatelnu "Sveta' =
kde "Svet" bude i v droh-
mem prodeji.
Adm. "Svsta"
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PRODAM study ma vino,
dvou, deseti a 35-gallonove,
tez zhotovim je die prani. Wy
spravuji nadoby drev6ne vseho
|druhu, prace zarucena. j. Via
dyka, 1921 vych. So. ul. z
Fleet Ave. 1912
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PRODA Sc novy dvourodinny
dunn, vse zavedeno, ulice dlaz-
dena, dvojita garaz. cena mir
ma. Haste Sc v els. 1896 W.
;chodnf 145. III. z Kffisman Rd.
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PRODA Sc dnm ma zap. 81.
ul. blize Clark Ave-, hodi Sc
pro til rodiny. Lot je 81 pri
1877 str. Cena $500. Hlaste
Sc u v. v. Pojman, 1929 zap.
IA. ul. 9-29
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kUPTE, kdyz jiny musi
.prodat. - Dunn o 5ti svetni-,
cich koupelnou, garaz, dlaz
ba ma ulici, blize Garfield
Roulevardu. Vezme sc lot co
prvni splatka. Cena $4,000. -
W Union Heights novy dlm o
|6ti pokojich, da Sc pod cenu.
Pfijd'te Sc podivat, nez bude
pozde. Cena $500. Blizsi sde
Iii Nejedlik a Mikes Realtors,
|11O15 Union, Ave. Tel. Broad
way, 1886 - Union 1861 r.
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PRQDA Sc jednorodinny
ddm, zanovni, Z pokojd, 8 loz
nice, vytapeni horkou vodou.
Haste Sc v elsie 1858 Bart
lett Ave. z vych. 131. ul.
9-29
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny

PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dnm 5ti svetnicich koupel-
|nou ma kazdem poschodi, bude
brzy k nastehovani, mala cast
|hotove ostatni ma mesicni
splatky. Je to .dobry invest
|ment, ktery Sc sam sebou. "a
plati. Haste sc v elsie 1868
Farriingdon Ave-, aneb elsie
Farringdon Ave-, aneb Cor
lett, druha ulice cd Union ka-
ry. 9-6
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iPRODA.SE
TYTO MAJETKY Sc PRODA.
il VELMI LACINO A SICE:

TYTO MAJETKY Sc PRODA-
il VELMI LACINO A SICE:
Dvourodinny dunn ma Oak
field Ave-, a pokoje a koupel-
ma dole to same nahore, fer
nes, lot 40 pri $50 str, lace "a
$72OO.0o.
Dvourodinny ddm ma SO. ul.
z Harvard Ave., 4 pokoje a
koupelna dole a 5 pokojI a
koupelna nahore. Fernes, ga
raz, ulice dlazdena. Cena jen
100000.
Dvourodinny dIm ma Oak
field Ave-, A pokoje a koupel-
ma dole a to same nahore, fer
nes, pekny lot, cena $500.
Jednorodinny dim ma 1876
ul. Union Ave-, 5 pokoju, vse
ma jednou poschodi, koupelna.
sklep pod celym domem, fer
mes a pdda, lot je 40 pri 200
stf. lace $1,000. Name tez mno
no jinych majetki, ktere vam
mizeme odporuciti, poctive
jednani zaruceno. Haste sc
u Jam. Smolik, 12608 Waiter.
son Ave-, aneb u JOS. Bares, {,
l3209 Coath Ave. Tel. Ran
doph, 3124. Ptejte Sc ma j
Barese.
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PRIJME Sc pradlena ma "a
padni strane, ktera by 81 bra
la pradlo domG. Dobry plat.
Haste Sc JOS. Pollak, 3423
Clark Ave. 9-29
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PRODA Sc reznicky OBJ
chod, kde Sc trzi hotove 500
tydne, je pri mem byt 8, po-
kojich, hned "a ~obchodem. Ia
volejte telefonem Garfield
1869, da Sc LEVINE. Blizsi po-
drobnosti sdeli Mr.. Zimmer-
man, 1907 Miles Ave. 1913
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PRODA Sc dim 5ti poko-
jich, velky sklep, koupelna a
garaz, vse modern6 zarizeno.
Tvrde podlahy a p6kna pdda.
Ulice dlazdena. Haste Sc v {.
13409 Svec Ave. v Corlett.
1914
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PRIME Sc dobry holic, stala
prace, dobry plat. Haste Sc v
Legio Holirne, 54O3 Broad
way. 9-29
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Nei6roxurnSnf.

Neddr01umxnf. So
"Tady u vas pry jste nell
pred 5 roxy nejakou epide-
mil"
4 ne! Amalie Sc jmenovala.
ale byla to mrcha lima a mu-
sela ma hodinu!"
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'PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
.chod prodejem skolnfch po-
treb a doutnikd, zaruceny ty-
dni prijem $40O. Je pri mem
pekny byt a naleza Sc proti
!veke skole. Blizsi sdeli Mr..
Zimmerman, 14605 Kinsman
Rd. mezi IL a I. hod. odpole-
dne. 10
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|PRODA Sc DVOURODINNY
ddm o 5ti pokojich koupel-
|nou dole a to same nahofe.
Haste Sc v elsie 1866 yych.
|1O6. ul. z Union. 9-29
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod prodejem skolnich
potreb v elsie 6228 Broad
way, tydni zaruceny prijem
pres $3.50. Da Sc LEVINE. Blizsi
sdeli Mr.. Zimmerman, 1907.
Miles Ave. 9-29
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- v CORLETT. Moderni dunn
% 6ti pokojich, koupelna, ga
'raz, lot 50 strevici v prdceli,
vse v nejlepsim poradku, da
Sc pri .rychlem prodeji Ia
$4,000. Haste sc u Atlas Fl
nance Co., 5458 Broadway,
Petite Sc ma Mr.. j. Mlckovsky,
9-29
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~PRODA Sc jedhorodinny
dam o Z pokojich, tvrde podla
'hy, vSe modern6 zafizeno, ga
raz, ulice dlazdena. Haste Sc
" elsie 1902 Svec Ave. 1912
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PRoDA Sc farma aneb Sc
vymeni "a mestsky> majetek.
Bhzsf sdeli F. j. Mfka, Char.
don, @. 10-2
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PRIME Sc mlady inteli-
gentni muz "a prodavace v O.
devnfm obchode. Haste Sc v
els. 6107 Broadway. :?
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PRIJMOU Sc tesarsSti del
nici u FIR. Valchare, 3616
vych. 48. ul. 1912
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PRIJMOU Sc diva pani ma
byt beze stravy, kazdy poko-
jik sam pro sebe. Haste Sc v
elsie 1927 Dolloff Rd. 9-29
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NOTE FROM MRS. HARRY Ell.
LINGTON TO MRS. LESLIE
PRESCOTT.

Harry told me today that you were
able to see visitors. 1 have not yet
gotten over the shock Of our accident.
l think the sight of you, my dear. in
full health will have a calming effect
upon my nerves.
VIII you accept these little lace
pillowslips for John Jr? My, but
you are a lucky girl! Not only do
you get over your accident splendid
ly, but you have thrown in for good
measure with the gift of your recov-
cry n perfectly beautiful baby boy.
Harry says jack is always raving
about him. Expect me in about four
this afternoon.
Jack tells Harry that he would like
to get you new car, but he is
afraid to suggest it to you for fear
you will feel you could never drive
another. 1 told him that was all
nonsense. so if you just intimate to
Jack that you have no fear of driv-
ing again / expect you will see al.
other coupe at the door when you
are able to go out.
1 hope you will take me for your
first ride.
With love. RUTH.
TOMORROW-Leslie Prescott
writes to Sydney Carton-A won
derful gift.
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BY MARIAN HALE

Paris, Oct. Dust how the Pari-
sienne wears her hair is of great con-
Germ to American women in Paris
who are anxious to return TO their
native land as French as possible.
In Paris, sou become very con-
scious of your hair, because every
street has many shops where YOU
may get what we call a wave and
what the Frenchwoman calls an
"ondulation." And the smart Golf
fures and sleek shining locks you
see over here convince you that the
Parisienne gives much attention TO
the exterior of her head.
The beauty parlor as we know it.
fitted up like boudoir with every
type of facial treatment available. is
quite unugual here. The French sion
devOtes its energies to the hair and
is most frequently found in connection
with barber shop. 1t is patronized
by men quito as often ms by women
At present. the four types of hair
dressing sketched are most stylish
French. Bob.
ia Garconnp' is the French Yer
sion of the bob Instead of flowing
locks. making the head look verv
Jorge. it is close. neat and boyish
The hair is pulled back straight from
the forehead and drawn plainly over
the crown. And the back is cliprrd
quite short like boys. The sides
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are allowed only a very slight fluff
ness.
This style i; more difficult to wear
than the original type of bob, but il
is much more distinctive. 1t brings
classic features into startling promo
nence, but drags into the light every
irregularity On the plain face.
La Coquette," on the other hand,
softens and flatters in most sootii-
ing manner. The sides are cut Shor;
and curled. but the from: is brushed
very smoothly and brought low over
the face without destroying the out
line of the crown. The back is rolled
up and held in place with comb Or
with two tortoise shell pins.
For a Queen.
LA RENE" takes us back to thu
old days of the LOUIS and is. reserves
entirely for evening wear. The hais
starts away severely from the face
but at the crown changes its tactic
and becomes mass of ringlets arc
curls,' the division of policy BEN"
marked by wide circular comb
Truth forces me to add that stor
cur;s are more frequently employed
i'm this coiffure than natures.
The Psyche outline cores 10 lif
in ia Grecque." but it is fa'
like eicct:c1 rather thcs- CO:
With it the wide hcHGh:,1d OF CO
orcd silk or metal cloth. ~ Of jsw"'f
is always worn. 49, '--t--
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MRS. CLARA TREE MAJOR
bility," Mrs. Glare Tree Major En-
sists. 1T is quite as much an obi
cation on your part to be an intel!i-
gent audience as it is for II performer
to be intelligent"
Mrs. Major has just been engaged
by the Hecksher, Foundation in New
York TO conduct classes for school
children in the art of being an
audience.
ANY musician will tell you how
much easier il is to play well when
one feels the sympathy of his listen
ers-for he does feel it she SAYS.
ANY actor will tell you how in
some cities audiences have reputl-
ton for being so cold actors hate 70
appear there and never appear ut
their best. while other localities are
so responsive that q mediocre case
will nut forth its best efforts and raise
its standard.
1T is by training and cultivation
of the school children that we hope
70 raise the quality of audiences ard
thus to encourage greater artistic ei-
fort on the part of performers.
Mrs. Major hopes to put the maui
nee idol into the discard.
.s1'he tendency TO idealize the per-
former because of his personality IN
stead of because of what he can do
is all wrong" she went on. al want
n teach children to appreciate god
.,cting ana real art whether it comes
from the hero or the villain or the
character woman" -,
Another feature of the course VIII
be to tell children about the various
plays and concerts that are pre-,
sented in the Children's Theater OF
tho Foundation. 50 they may haze
sufficient background TO appreciate
what they hear and see. Teachers Of
English and literature will cooper
ate in this =.
Mrs. Willard Straight. New York
society woman and philanthropist.
hos mad" II possible for tho School
&C the Thcate- to offer two rcho'ar-
shirS TO strIrntS wfo mako the
-~c"t-@' Progress IN the art of being
Gppfeciative.