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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27

tALL me Lee" he said light
~ II.
I'm going to call you Joslyn.
It sort OF clears the air. What's
the trouble some cruel man been.
hurting your feelings
His habit Of Ignoring the polite
kicEions OF small talk was beyond
the power OF Josiyn to match.
with Ter ii was instructive to-
throw up smoke screen, be-
hind which her real thoughts and
purposes might Ekirmish.
What makes you think want
90 talk about q mar?
ssThe general symptoms the
somewhat feverish eye, the beat.
Ane around the bush preIiminaries
II might want to borrow some
money. JosIyn said, with jest
ing note.
That's true. but, il so, it's sec
cndary. Money isn't your first
purpose. You don't look unhappy
enough TO want consolation. What
you want, mainly. suspect, is
much cheaper but infinitely more
vaiuable-sound advice. =
You're so difficult to talk to-
she protested so cock-sure about
yourself and everybody else. 2
With i lighted match at the
bowl of his pipe Rogers face
was lit up with a yeliAWish glow
and Joslyn, for the first time.
realized the deep intensity, the
seriousness in his eyes.
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90 on With the Storv From Here

tI,m not sure of myself or
anything, Joslyn. About you I'm
more than halfway sure of many
things. One of them is that
you're walking over a field
strewn with explosive bombs.
felt that way about you from the
time I met you and liked YOU
although 1t was pretty plain |
was d flat tire in your eyes.
Rogers blew out the match and
nut II down with an impatient
gesture. The disconcerting thing
about you is that you're so
damnahly young and remote that
vow make me feel about so years
old. It's positively diseouraging
how safe you feel with me.
His lapse into whimiscality
brought an answering flicker
from Joslyn. You told mo
when ] wanted some one like 2
brother
Rogers lifted 4 hand in protest.
acall off the dogs-I surrender.
II be good-I'm, your brother.
Shoot,
I'LL at Ease
Joslyn's face betrayed a dis.
turbance that did not correspond
with a surprised. but not uf1.
pleasant, realization that Lee
Rogers, too. had become-how-
ever tentatively-a sutton.
Must you get personal--do all
men hint around about-WeH,
about lover" she demanded. Cant
they regard a girl just as, a hui
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27
STRANGE MR..
EMU

THE Australian emu liz more
L "emancipated" lady than Mrs.
Hornbill. She does the counting.
which consists of a loud booming,
accomplished by means of en-.
Iarged air sacs in the meek. She
is very irregular layer, deposit
ing her beautiful great green eggs
at intervals of from two days to
a week. Mr.. Emu does the in.
cubating, a process which lasts
for eight weeks, actually the
longest incubation period known
among birds. When the babies
finally emerge he tenderly cares
for them for a year and a half.
And during all this time Mother
Emu has been booming" for
another mate.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27
RECKONING
CRAB

CONTRARY to popular opinion,
" there are many different spe-
cinaens of crabs. These differ In
appearance and even in habits,
and many of them are very
strange creatures indeed.
One of the oldest specimens IS
called the reckoning or calling
crab. They are called SO because
of the fact that they seem to be
continually reckoning. The reason
for this is the disproportionate de-
velopn1ent Of one Of the claws.
While one is about normal in
size, the other is larger than the
body of the crab itself. AS the
crab moves over the sands, 1t
must hold this big claw up. thus
creating the illusion of beckoning'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27
Follow the Adventures Of Joslyn Poe Daughter Of Proud
Family, Among the Habitues Of the Hectic Night
Life in the Metropolis.

man being without getting foolish
and silly?"
cynically, gives me rough idea
of what your experience had been.
WalI let it pass. / said I'd be
good and will. Please open up
and tell what it is that's on your
mind. If it's in my power to help
you, I'll do II"
Joslyn quickened with real graft.
tude. II came to see YOU be-
cause, well-because get all snarl-
ed up when / try to puzzle things
out by myself" she said. You
see. sometimes / feel as strong as
a lion, ais though could fight the
whole world And then sometimes
/ get so terribly frightened. And
j thought maybe IL / c0Nld have
a good talk with somebody like
you'll don't KNOW guess m
getting pretty close to the end OF
1--WE all feel that way some
times" Rogers said, Suppose you
begin at the beginning and tell me
all about 1t. z
But Josiyn had no intention Of
revealing the fact that James kels
vim. hunted for murder, was living
IN her apartment That secret was
sealed in her heart, and. strangely,
seemed to be less important than
the other meshes OF the web that
surrounded her.
slowly she began to tell every.
thing else, her loss Of the position
at STEMS Dancing Academy, her
lack of money, her meeting with
Henry Brierhalter and his urgent,
lInflattering love-making. Rogers
listened. silent and without NOV
ing. as she narrated the De Costa
episode, contreternps that forced
her to deceive them into thinking
Brierhalter was her lovet their
expectation that he was to buy
the expensive dancing gowns on
which her remarkable opportu-
nifty hinged.
For the first time Rogers
spoke. How much did you say
those gowns would cost? ne
asked.
II didn't say-but imagine
several thousand dollars. Mer-
cedes is going TO take me 70
Celia's."
Her Story
She went on. told him Of the
letter from her mother urging
her to return home. her heart.
ache. But just telling all this
to you is a wonderful relief" she
said. II think that's what
needed nlost-a chance to get 1t
off my chest, as you expressed it. :"
That's right" Rogers told her.
quietly. Just a minute"
He got up and went over to
desk in the corner while Joslyn
surreptitiously dabbed her little
handkerchief at her damp eyes.
Rogers came back with a slip OF
white paper in hiG hands.
You take that to the bank in
the morning and deposit It," he
said. '.Em betting that much
that you're a winner"
Joslyn looked at the check. It
was, incredibly. for five thousand
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27
Do You Know?

Ten rare old violins, vioIas and
cellos, the combined ages of
which were more than 1000
years, were played at an unusual
concert in New York City recent
ly. They had never before BEEN
played publicly in this country.
Included was the last instru.
ment made by Stradivarius, when
he was ninetysthree. The oldest
was a cello made ESQ years ago
by Ruger. and the youngest q
GuadasninI visla, 145 years eld.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27
Lions Share

The larger part Of anything
Is sometimes called the Lions
Share. The term implies a spirit
OF arrogance and greed.
In Aegop's fables, several
beasts Joined the lion in hunt;
but, when the spoil was divided,
the lion claimed one quarter
in right Of his prerQgative, one
for his superior courage, one for
his dam and cubs, and as for
the fourth, let who will dis
putA it with me-" Awed by his
fFown. the other beasts yielded
and silently withdrew.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27
Symmetrical Arms Are Essential To LOUelJnes

daintiness to dust baking soda
under your arms with your pow
der puff. This will prove cool
ing and should deodorize per
SEPARATION. Shaving under the arms
with the curved safety razors
that come for the purpose, il also
q cooling and sanitary practice.
Whether you wear your sleeves
long or short, you will look In
finitely better and more queen
~, If your arms and shoulders
are slenderly symmetrical, with
firm skin texture and smoothly
developed muscles.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27

walls diIate, the tension is in
creased. and the increased tension
makes them dilate further. When
the dilatien has reached a certain
point the valves which should
help to support the column of
blood become unable TO do their
duty. and this increases both the
pressure and the diIation still
further. In time the walls of the
veins may grow thinner as the
result OF the tension, and they
will then stretch more easily.
Prolonged periods of standing
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27

MY skepticism about schools
AVA extends to universities, and
particularly to what one might
cali the universities for juveniles
like Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard
and Yale, the annual cricket, boat
race, baseball and football uni
versities. where every sort OF in
tellectual activity Is subordinated
to a main business OF attracting,
boarding and amusing our adde's
cents.
These universities fail to do any
adequate educational work upon
the larger part of the youngsters
who spend what are perhaps tde
cardinal years OF their lives in
their colleges. Only q minority
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27
ARE COLLEGE YEARS WASTED?

do sound work. They do 1t
against the current of opinion.
Much of it they could do far bet
ter in closer touch with London
or any other habitable town.
There il no effective supervis-
ion by the tutors who are sup
posed to guide the mental growth
of the undergraduates, and a con-
siderable number of these young
STEERS waste their time in little
musical and dramatic societies
that lead neither to musical nor
dramatic achievements, and in
similar forms Of amateurisn.
Such opportunities for fr&terIng
away time are endless, III. q.
Wells, In Hearst's International
Cosmopolitan
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27

dollars. Before she realized what
she was doing she was standing
up, her eyes flooded with tears
while her heart was jerking emo
tionally.
BY some strange alchemy OF
motion che was standing close to
Lee Rogers, struggling with her
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27

always happens when the back
is carried with graceful erect.
ness, neck, shoulders, and arms
fall into correct and graceful
posture.
Both of these queens of beauty
wear sleeveless evening frocks
in the portraits at which ! am
gazing, and this mode OF dress
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27

and of muscular exercise with
out walking raise the tension of
the vein in the leg TO abnormal
heights and throw an excessive
strain on the valves. That is
why varicose veins are most
common in the leg. for the long
leg vein is most susceptible TO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27

own choked voice. You
you're different she man
aged to utter.
Without any sense of impro-
priety her arms went up. around
his neck. AS his head bent
slightly she kissed him with a
warm lingering pressure.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27

able to absorption OF ps from
his gums in case OF pyorrhoea.
In these cases the gums are az.
fected by Heterogeneous which
cause an inflammation and make
the gums separate from the teeth
and form pockets in when
bacteria collect. thus making the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27

the force of gravity. The best
treatment is massage. which as
sists the sluggish circulation.
The legs are raised during the
process so that gravity may help
the blood to flow. Even though
the emptying of the veins is only
temporary, it gives the veins a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27

vein which is
vein the
walls of which
have weakened
and diIated
with resulting
siuggishness in
the passage OF
the b | o o d
through it.
v arfcose
veins may be
due originally
to increased
blood pressure
in the veins
or to a lessen
ing of the re-
sist a n C e of
til cir walls.
Ill.,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27

injection more severe. Decaying
food matter lodges in the pockets
and encourages the spread OF
bacteria, and at the same time
the tenderness of the gums
makes it impossible to clean them
effectively.
In these cases massage OF the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27

chance to repair themselves and
increases their resistance.
It IL probable that yaricose
ulcers are also due to u vicious
circle, and massage win do a
good deal to cure them.
Varicose veins may be the
initial link in a vicious circle
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27

The effect Of the kiss on
ROGERS was like magic in the
Transformation 1t worked. Al
at once he was alive. vital with
q great nungering surge Of feel.
ing that throbbed around Joslyn
with consuming intensity.
Rogers himself broke the en-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27

LII tic No~''
of each Of
these women,
classic regu-
larity of fea.
lures is the
least item of
the loneliness
a n d charm
t h a t distin.
gulsh both.
A n ally ling
the secret of
their beauty,
I discover that
each of these
women has a
straight. flat
back, which in
turn h oil d $
her shoulders
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27

practising this exercise, you can
make 1t still more effective BY
holding two books of uniform
size, shape and weight. one IN
each hand, while you practice.
After your daily warm bath,
during hot weather, you may
find it refreshing and an aid to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27
BY Maria Jeritza

IN my desk as write are por:
" traits of two exquisitely
beautiful women. One is q
queen, the other a theatrical
star. Both are regal in grace,
symmetry and poise.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27

because they lower the vitality.
the vital resistance to disease,
and the disease thus invited In
turn further lowers the resist
anee Of the veins,
Thus, for example, as a result
of this lowered resistance the
victim is made all the more liza
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27
This Day III Hi orr

sya ba Il Long Island ri 7S British VIC
tory The had with army and q large nsst so
tne de-
pse homeless against British and Hessian forces
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27
By Chas. A. L. Reed, MD.
Former President of the American
Medical Association

r HERE are hundreds of ex.
amples to show that one
disease 50 depends upon
another, or others. as TO com.
promise q vicious circle.
Take for example a varicose
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27
Insurance for Debutantes

INSURANCE policies debutante which will safeguard them
the disappointment being presented at court and
enjoying in high social circles are the latest
! schemes Great Britain.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-27

gracefully straight. As almost
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-12
Business PrOperty-Rent
Large Brick Store Bldg.

TwO-s-orv wish cement basement. on
&c. y. tracks adjoining Armour q co.
Size 55xl05. Nice offices. Electric eleya-
tor and platform scale. Now occupied by
Merchants Transfer ~. Fine location fo-
storage or wholesale business. Reason
able rnnt, will give f.ve-yesr lease. See
Mt. Prultt 1902 ". Commerce s.. CT.
1898.
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observation-disclosures

EXPERIENCED piano teacher student OF
eastern conseryatories wishes pupils. Will
20 to homes II necessary. studio, 105
TAYLOR 81. Tr. 792i-W.
THE PORTER SELECT STUDIO Of ball
room dancing, charleston" made easy.
O.. 1899.
BALL ROOM dancing. private or classic,
instruction IN acrobatic, classic. inter
pretive and stage routine Miss Talbot.
IT. POO.
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USE THE WANT ADS AND GET
QUICK RESULTS Ar low COST
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EMPLOYMENT

Situations Wanied-MaIe f8I
WINDOW trimmer. card writer and ad-
yertlsing writer with merchandising cx-
pcricucc, wants connection Ia san An
tonic: can give excellent referees. Ad-
dress Boa )sii, care Light.
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Radio-Supplies

l WILL give 800 to any party bringing
4 set that 1 can't fix; sets made TO Or
Ter and rewired. $3.50 up. Smith, The
Radio Man; first TO specialize in radio
repairing in San Antonio. Mis-. 1901 day
Ms 42eO-W night. 3ls Denver Blvd.
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AUTOMOBILES
Wanted Automobiles

WANTED--Ford as first payment on
small house. near car line, baIence %
rent. T.. o. Box 4ss.
PAY CASH for late model cars. 4is
Main. e. 1919.
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1876
Hatters

ALAMO HAT WORKS
All kinds OF hats cleaned and Blocked
Deliver. 12i W. Houston. CT. Si4s.
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Cleaning special sx12 rugs; shampoo.
$50: busting 81; moving and storing.
separate stalls for household goods, $3.50
IN; all work guaranteed. pubic invited
10 visit my works AID warehouse. Rips
Rug Workers. Mis-. 5. Mis-. 65i. 6is S.
Cherry.
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livestock
Pet Stock
Poultry - supplies

ARIsTOCRAT Barred Plymouth Rocks
CHolterman strain, supreme quality
Matching eggs from my winners. fertility
guaranteed. McAtec, -ij Leopold. Me.
57g
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JUST bought the entire stock o. a poultry
farm. o. pure bred White LezloTu hens /;
selling al o. par. act quick n real buy.
Wire, write Or phone Mcctary, Or. 1864
I555,isSG. san Antonio.
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LIVESTOCK
Poultry Supplies

FOR SALE-Some thoroughbred White
LeSho-n hens and cockerel. Tom Bar
rOn strain. zoos s. Presa.
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Mattress Renoyating

WE renovata ard recover mattresses,
make them the same as new.
STANDARD MATTRESS CO.
100 Lalieview. or. 3sss
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Help Wanted-Boys

DELIVERY hoy wanted. at once. with
or without wheel. Apply 1872 Rooseveis
Ave.
OFFICE hoy. Energetic and inteliigents
for errands and office work. About IL
or ~ years old. Apply office Wlntsf
Garden Farms. lac. Menger Hotel Bldgs
Mr.. Gahel or Mrs Robinson.
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Rips. Old Original Rug

EIGHTEEN pounds damp wash. 75c; :5
pounds. 81; rough dry. &c; finished, lSc-
Or 6S1h. Acme Laundry.
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Autos for Hire.Sightseeine
Used Cars for Sale

ALLEN TILLOTSOS.
All kinds used cars for sale.
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING.
CT. 1922. sra z. Houston e..
FORD roadster with starter and slip-on
truck body. SIS takes n "as is."
CRAWFORD MOTOR co.
CT. t7fg. SLIT ". Houston 81.
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Gardner Coupe

Newly painted. good rubber. In good
mechanical condition. will take lot or
small cottage in trade. Ring Prultt, Or.
1898.
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DIXIE FURNITURE Co. iis y. FLORES
s. Exchange new furniture for Cd:
buys and sells on cash o. time payments
Cr. css.
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SUNSHINE, Americas Beautiful Laun-
dry--Have your blankets and quilts
indered this month. GIT N. Flores.
or 3372
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wanted Miscellaneous

SECOND HAND CLOTHES
We pay the highest prices for clothes
shoes, hats. bags. NJ. Penner. Or. s454.
7Os W. Commerce.
WE BUY and sell everything of value.
Kessler. 502 l.. Commerce. Tr. 1895.
~, -. rncn,s rin-i,irr- nrh .i,nn. hIrh
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Help Wan,cd-Dornestic
Employment Agencies
Collection Agencies

LET me attend TO your collection In the
new year. Don't procrsstinate. Tbs
sooner ] get your bills the better the re-
suits. VIM. Eeuhaus, TT. 32o0-J' I'll
Erie Ave
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rWo-ROON apartment with large sleep
ln- perch. will rent reasonably. Phone
Mis-. 1914.
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Help Wanted-MaIe

OPENING for radio sslesmen, Cortiu
Radio Shop, Ill Soledad.
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Apartments Unfurnished

PROSPECT HILL Three unfinished
rhree-room apartments garages. near
car. school. 1894 BUena vista. IT.
sSss-W.
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MODERN, attractive half duplex near
car. four rooms. servants room. garage.
"a real home" Mis-. 27e.
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Upholstering

PETER MAKECHAEL. cabinet maker.
uphOlsteriEg. refin.shing and polishing
oil furniture made new. CT. Si42.
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1898.
1924 ROAD touring. motor reconditioned.
new pni-t and top. n pick M for $3.50.
JOKDAN-IVERS MOTOR co.
s. Alamo and Garden sta or. 1913.
FOR SALE-Brand new 1895 Wllyt-
Knight sedan consider light used car in
trade TT. sis2.
FOR SALE flye-passenger Ford touring
body. starter, generator and radiator.
Wood.awn 40.
LATE 1923 Ford Tudor sedan. some eS-
iras. IN nice condition throughout at only
$3.50. Fcr Otis Caruthera. 5.s Broadway.
CT. ii1o. .
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Wanted

Clean cotton rags suitable for
wiping machinery. no small RAGS or
strings wanted; will pay five cents
per pound delivered to the press
room OF The Light.
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" Z Duy men CIoIHIHE anu snoes, hlsh
prices paid. or. 990S. 1l2 5. Flores.
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Tailoring B Pressing
Laundering

DRY by sunshine. rs pounds, 75c; bring
your laundry TO first-class laundry. 523
". Mitchell. TT. s6s-J.
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A. S. ROSENBERG. dealer in burlap
bags. Woodlawn 47S7, office 9ss West
Laurel. warehouse. SIG y. Sa'ado St.
RUBBER TIRES. inner tubes. other junk
wanted. S. A. Junk Co. SOC Austin.
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ROYAL ARMS

One of the most beautiful furnished
apartments in the above named strictly
modern apartment building on Tobin
Hill. Living room with duofold. bed
room. dining room. kitchen. private bath
and every modern Convenience and built
In feature, including frizidairs. Rent
reasonable. Phone CT. s3ls, and we vii,
show you
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-21

To these unfortunate mothers, the
Denver Sheltering Home for Jewish
children will shortly extend the glad
hand of welcome and concrete ex-
preston Of sympathy and encourage
ment. by providing care for their of
spring during the day, without any
charge whatever.
For the present the Nursery will he
established in one of the several build
ingS in the Home, which will be equipp-
ed us best it can be for the purpose I;
but it is hoped that before this year
has passed into oblivion. new build
ing specially equipped for that pur-
pose and which will be a model Of its
Kind in the Emitted States, will be erect
ed aud dedicated TO give the best care
possible TO the children without cost
to the mother, whose meagre earnings
barely suffice to maintain herself and
child.
The Sheltering Home Day Nursery
is only one of the many buildings which
the Home hopes 10 dedicate TO child
hood during his year for which it is
waging u campaign to raise the sum