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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-08
Charleston Dislocates Knee.

ALTON. H., January S.-Miss- Mil
dred VolZ, Alton. suffered a dislo,a
ton of the knee cap while doing the
Charleston at an old-time dance here.
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Ordered to Manila.

Capt. Joseph b. Conmy. 18th Infan
try has been relieved from duty at
Fort Crook, Nebr., and ordered to Ma
Mia, T. l., for duty.
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PURCHASE Of FORTS
FOR PARKS URGED
Outdoor RecreationaI Confer
ence Would Buy Three
Near Capital.

With the War Department and
Congress becoming active in seeking
early disposal of surplus Army forts,
both here and elsewhere throughout
the country, representatives of the
National Outdoor ReCreational CON
ference have joined with local inter
estS in urging acquisition by the Ma
tional Capital of Forts f'oote. Wash
inCton and Hunt as part of the park
DEVELOPMENT system.
f. w. Reed forest engineer, con.
nected with the joint committee on
recreat ional survey of Federal res
ervations of the National Outdoor
Recreational Conference, conferred to-
day with members of the National
Capital Park Commission with a view
to ascertaining the status of the move
ment to acquire. these forts and 10
offer the cooperation Of the confer
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Inspection Authorized.

Mr.. Reed said he learned from w.
B. Greeley, chief of the Forest Serv-
ice and member of the commission.
that the park body recently had au-
thorized Mai. Carev Brown OF the Of
flee of public buildings and public
parks to study these three forts, To-
Gated on the Potomac River. and make
recommendations regarding their
adaptability for inclusion in the gen
eral park plan.
Mr.. Reed pointed out that the
Senate has approved a bill giving the
Secretary of War authority TO dispose
of the forts, along with a group of
others, and that the legislation now is
pending in the House. He expects 1t
to meet little, If any. opposition.
The bill provides that the War De-
partment may sell the forts, and use
the proceeds for the erection of perm
anent Army buildings elsewhere, after
first offering to transfer the tracts to
other departments or agencies of the
Federal Government or to sell them to
States, counties or municipalities in
which they may he located.
1t is understood that under this pro-
vision the National Capital could &C
uuire the trio of forts at no cost either
to the Government or the city, Mr..
Reed stated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-08

Secretary Davis has announced his
desire of quickly disposing Of the
sites, now regarded as having no mill
tary value.
Fort Foote and Fort Washington
are located on the Maryland banks of
the Potomac and Fort Hunt is on the
Virginia side, not far from Mount
Vernon.
Fort Washington, almost diagOnally
across the river from Mount Vernon,
is reached by a 16-mile drive over
paved road. except for the last mile
which is good dirt. Mr. Reed explained
Fort Foote is much nearer to Wash
ington.
All three forts. he said. are beauti-
fully wooded and afford excellent rec
reation and picnic grounds for motor
lists.
Succeeding generations would never
forgive the present generation if it
failed to take advantage of the OPP
portunity of securing these beauty
spots, especially in view of the fact
that they entail no outlay of funds
whatever, Mr.. Reed asserted.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-13
'fAGE1WU
Il SCHOOLS HAVE
MADE ENTRIES, IN
MUSICAL CONTEST

Inc following entries have been
made in the Bismarck high school
Jnvitatlonal music contest to be held
at the city auditorium on Saturday
fMay 10, in connection with the CAPT
tai City track meet:
McClusky: Vocal solo, Annie VAIL:
vocal trio, Helen Seibel, Edna Seibel
and Edna Jurczcwsky; piano solo,
Esther Winter; cornet solo. Ernest
Farringer.
i Wilton: Vocal solo, Verne Schmid,
Leo kegnier; piano solo, Ann Regnier
Garrison: Vocal solo, Mabel Erick-
son.
Fort Yates: Vocal solo, Jessie
Gaynor; violin solo, Richard Archam-
bault; saxophonc solo. Richard Arch
ambault
+ New Leipzig: Vocal solo, Esther
.Frasch; bass solo, Arthur Schroeder;
t@piano solo, Marie Zweber; vocal trio.
Esther Frasch, Marie Zwcbcr and
Clara Mehl; vocal quartet, Ernest
Hertz, Esther Frasch, Clara Mehl and
Arthur Schroeder.
4 aderwood: Vocal solo, Ella
G .; vocal duet, Ella GRASP and
Esther Grasz; piano solo, Eldora
koenig; band. Underwood school.
New Salem: Girls glec club Of 81
members.
Wing: Vocal solo.
Mandan training school: Vocal
duet, male quartet. girls glcc club Of
-'lS members: boys glec club Of l3
members; mixed chorus of 81 mem
t-bers.
Mandan high school: Vocal solo,
Vincent Luther, Dolores Ronig; mix
cd quartet; piano solo, Audrey Mel
ton; girls gIee club of Is members:
orchestra of IL members.
= Bismarck: Vocal solos, Marian
Sandin, Ella feathers. Ethel Childs;
instrumental solos, Sidney Rgler,
cornet, Tom Boutrous, cornct; Neil
York. trombone Harry Rubin, saxo-
: phone; Anthony Faber, clarinet;
piano solos. Mabel Asberg, Francis
Nuessle, Hazel Johnson, Ruth Gordon,
Buell. Quan. Marguerite Kennedy;
quartet, Isabelle Zeamer. Dorothy
Callahan, Ella feathers and Ramona
Bocpplc; girls glee club Of l8 mem
hers; orchestra of 10 members; /
= juvenile co,/e,t band of 40 members.
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Helpful Hints by
GOlfng Stars
FRANCIS CONTEMPLATING WIND


There are some things. though.
that give the best of golfers much
concern. the most prominent of which
is the wind. Many professional
star will tell you that COLTS real
hazards are in the air. meaning, Of
course. the wind. And what is there
about the wind that makes it so
troublesome? Many things. Fore
most is the fact that it is ever so
much more difficult to control an
iron shot on a windy day than other
wise. No doubt this is due to the
tremendous effect the wind has upon
the flight Of a ball. for many well
intended shot has been swept yards
off the line by powerful gust and.
whereas one shot may come off per-
fectly. the very next might meet
with disaster.
The great English masters. golfers
like Vardon, Hilton. Taylor or Braid.
all made their marks through their
uncanny ability at combating high
winds.
These men, have been told. seldom
tried to do the impossible when the
wind blew hardest. Sometimes they
actually sacrificed a stroke and
played away from green. A direct
shot may find sand trap.
Copyright, 1920
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THURSDAY, MAY 49,, 1926

meeting will be under the direction
of Tom Burke.
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81 MNONS

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County of Rurleigh.--ss.
In District Court. Fourth Judici.
District.
The Northern Trust Company, IA
corporation,
Plaintiff.
II. r. Wildfang, Administrators
OF the Estate of Joyce Hard
ing. deceased. Edward Tom
Harding, George Harding.
Fred Harding. Annie Schisler.
Emily Seigrest, Agnes NOser,
Howard 3. Case, as Admins
traitor of the Estate of Mildred
Smith. deceased, Sophia J.
Smith. Edward T.. Smith.
Sarah II. Davis. William T..
Smith. Thomas g. Smith, e. &.
I.Oomis, Clifford LoOmis, Lee
- LOOmis. Morris Loomis, Guy
J.ocmis, Vern LOOMS and RI.
q. Miles, AS Guardian adj Item
Of the defendants, Thomas G..
Smith, Guy LOOMS and Vern
LOOmis. minors,
Defendants
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SOUNDED TOO FAMILIAR

SVV MIMI IVV TNWJLJNN
First Dub: How did you like
Hamlet" last night?
Second Dub: Well, it seemed like
good show but it was all made up
of quOtatiOns.--Pu
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SOFTCORNS
Money Back Say All Druggists il
MOOne's Emerald Oil Doesn't DO
Away With All Soreness and
Pain in - Hours.

Get bottle of Moone's Emerald
Oil with the understanding that il it
does not put an end to all the pain
and soreness and do away with the
corn itself your money will he
promptly returned
Never mind the cause, how long
you've had it or how many other
preparations you have tried. This
powerful penetrating oil is the one
preparation that will make your
painful aching feet so healthy and
free from corn and bunion troubles
that you'll be able to go anywhere
and do anything in absolute feet COM
fort.
So marvelously powerful is Moone's
Emerald Oil that thousands have
found it gives wonderful results in
the treatment of dangerous swollen
or varicose veins. All druggists are
selling lots of it-Adv.
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General Motors
Stockholders Get
an Extra Dividend

New York. May tR-.Directors
Of the General Motors corporation to-
. day declared an extra dividend of 81
on the common shares in addition to
. the regular quarterly payment of
$l.75 share on this issue.
The regular dividend is payable
June - and the extra July ,. both
to stock of record May "a.
General Moiors corporation. which
owns &C per cent Of Fisher Body COR
pora.ica stock. also has offered to
. buy its assets. paying in common
stock Of General Motors on the basis
Of two-thirds of share for each
share Of Fisher Body. Directors of
Fisher Body have approved the pro-
posal subject to ratification by stock
holders
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and committee was appointed to
see to setting out the plants so
that the, plot will look its best on
Memorial day.
Endorsement Of the bond issue
for the community building was
made
Plans announced for the Mem
orial day program included the Sc
lection of former Governor r. A.
Nestos az speaker. Miss Dorothy
Dakin, high school instructor, will
present the public school students
in q pageant. A musical program
hasi also been arranged and par.
ade to the cemetery will be held.
Donald j. McPhee was elected to
the. post of vicS commander to sue
coed Phillip Elliott, who has left
the city. The program at the next
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

l.. FARRELL will be manager Of the
store. and will be assisted BY Mr.
SneAenberEer. G. F. Jarrell will re-
main At Williston. All three men
were formerly, in the same line OF
bust mess in that city.
i While business is continuing a.
usual at the store this week, the for
NAL opening Of the store under its
new management will take place Sat
.urday when fayors will be presented
to ell visitors.
A. {. Sorenson, who has been in
business in Bismarck for three years,
has made no plans for the future. He
and his brother, H. A. Sorenson, own
a hardware store 1T Bcfield and Mr..
Sore son came here, from that place.
The two Sorensons and G. =. Vettel
were the proprictors Of the bismarck
store.
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Seniors Watching
Clock in Window
of Knowles Store

Members Of the senior class are
watching with interest the clock
which has been placed in the window
or the Knowles jcwelry store. A
dial, on which the names Of every
member Of the class are written, has
been placed over the clock face, with
the mintue hand on the outside.
The clock was wound early in the
week to run from three to 20 days.
When it runs down the hand will be
pointing to. the name of one of the
graduates. who will be presented with
watch. If the lucky senior has re-
ceived a watch purchased at the
Knowles store during the time the
clock is running he or she will re-
ceive the cash value Of the watch in
stead.
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Carlander Funeral
to Be Held Friday

Funeral services for Andrew Z
Carlander, 20. who passed away Tues
day morning, will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock at the
Swedish Lutheran church. Mr.. Car
lander had been member Of the
carpenters union for many years and
that organization will attend the fun.
eral in body. Interment will be al
the family lot in st. Mary's GENE.
terry.
The following were selected as
pallbearers: John Carlson, J. August
Carlson. p. J. Engen. II. H. Engen. H,
J. Nelson and n. f. Bystrom.
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Last Minute
News Bulletins

Geneva. May l3-tAP)-The
fortieth session Of the council Of
the League of Nations has been
summoned for June Z in Geneva.
The agcnda comprises ~ items
including Reorganization Of the
council In. connection with Ger
many's admission.
New York. May l3-(AP)-
Babe Ruth slammed his ninth
home run Of the year off Pitcher
Shaute in the first inning Of to-
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Legion Post Will
Buy CaissOn Timber

Plans far the purchase of a
caisson timber for use at military
funerals were made last evening at
the American Legion meeting. The
Legion will be assisted by the Ro-
tarye Lions and Kiwanis clubs IN
making the purchase.
The Oscar Will company has pre-
sented the Legion with shrubbery
to be used in improving the Amer.
lean Legion plot at the cemetery
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days game with Cleveland, scor.
ing behind kOenig.

Berlin, May li-(AP)-Dr. Otto
G:essler, % senior member OF the
resigned Luther cabinet, was des.
ignated By President- Won Hin.
denburg today ID assume the
chancell0rship temporarily.
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SLIGHT DELAY

"Frank proposed to Ethel in his,
racing car
did she accept" :
eyes, just after. they left the hos
pital Melbourne Punch.
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SALE OF LAND

-~-e- NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN that
under the authority Of an Order OF
u Sale granted by the Honorable /. c.
=. Davies. Judge of the County Court
.f the County Ct Burleigh. in the
=. State Of North Dakota, dated the
80 18th day OF May. 1926. the under
signed, the Administrative of the
!. I Estate Of Charles C0sgrove, late Of
tho City OF bismarck, and the State
Of North Dakota. deceased, will SEN
D, At private sale to the highest bidder
y for cash subject to the confirmation
lily the Judge Of the said County
80 ourt. tho following described land.
s@s wit:
Cots Four a. and Five (5). OF
is4ss ElOck Fifty-Gve t5JD Of the original
- plat Of the City OF Bismarck, County
Of Burlcigh and State or North Da-
Il kota.
:S that the same will be Sold in one
- dIatinct parcel
sss The sale will be made on or after
;~+the. End day OF June. A. %. 1924.
~ AL bids must be In writing, and
may be left at r. J. GObel. care Of
"; 1Vehb's Store. Bismarck. North Da~
1skota. or filed with the Judge of said
EC0unty Court.
III Dated May IL, 1926.
~ MRS. j. p. SULLIVAN,
nh Administrative Of the Estate Of
M Charles Co6gr0ve. deceased.
50 (5-13-2Ol
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WillistOn Men Buy
SOrensOn Hardware

The Sorenson Hardware company's
store at BIB Main street has been sold
to G. +. FARRELL, O. l.. farrell and VI.
Snellenberger Of Williston. who are
now in charge and who will operate
the business under the firm name Of
the FARRELL Hardware company. @.
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The State OF North Dakota to the
Above Nameds Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to an
.Swer the Amended complaint in this
action, which has been filed with the
Clerk of the above named Court. and
to serve copy Of your answer upon
tho subscribers within thirty DAYS
after the service of this summons
upon you. exclusive Of the day of
SUCH service: and in ease O: your
failure to appear or answer. iudr-
mcnt will be taken against you nv
default for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Dated May 9Th. 1926.
PIERCE, TENNESON. CUPI.EE e.
STAMBRAUGH
Attorneys for Plaintiff. office and
postoffice address: Fargo. y. n.
(5-13. 20, 81. 6-3. 10. III
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1926-02-19
NerO Scientific Light
on Plant INTELLIGENCE

An intoxicated carrot has convinced
Sir Jagadis Chandra Bose, the British
plant Psychologist, that plants have
intelligence.
Sir Jagadis is more than ever con
WINGED that trees fall in love just as
human beings do, as result Of his
latest experiments. The intelligence
Of plants, he says approaches the in
stinetive Intelligence Of the lower
forms of animals. He bases his con-
illusions on observation Of the Injec-
ton Of alcohol, chloroform. carbonle
acid and other chemicals into living
plants. He also has looked into ar
boreal amours on the spot
Trees apparently select other trees
nearby as objects Of affection, Sir
Jagadls said in an interview. Trees
thus smitten send out teadrils to en-
fold the objects Of their affection.
By injections, Sir Jagadis said he
was able to make carrot drunk or
to make 1t lose consciousness. Plant
fibers really are muscles. he contends.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1926-02-19
Rouo Diamonds Not costly

Diamonds are sold at an average
price Of SIG carat at the mines in
South Africa, while purchasers pay
from fifteen to twenty times as much
for the cut gem in this country, The
rarity Of fine stones, an expert says
is but one factor in the high price.
The great amount Of bigh-grade labor
expended to turn the raw stone into
a finished gem is the main item.
The cutting process Involves the
constant risk Of spelling the entire
stone. first step consists in cleav-
ing the specimen with the grain and
requires great care and skill. Small
ends are recut into brilliants, while
the gem itself is f4ceted on top and
bottom.
The next process involves the lap.
ping Of the remaining facets. which
requires more time than the cutting and
causes the stone to lose from one to
two-thirds Of It's weight-Popular Me
chanics
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1926-02-19
Age of Engineering

Experiments in California to aseer-
tain if the cheaper thin-waIled arch
dam is better than the more expen-
sive gravity structure Indicate that
the engineering descendants of the
man who wanted but lever and a
place on which to stand to move the
world now only ask for an opportunity
to prove that they can heat, light and
transport the world by water power.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1926-02-19
Romans Leave of Singing?

Romans no longer sing, complains
writer in the Rome Messagero. There
was a time, not long ago. when one
might hear a carpenter pounding nails
to the tune Of 'Funiculll' and street
cleaner chanting "Sole Mior over his
refuse Rome. which is trying hard
TO become cosmopolitan capital like
Paris and Berlin. appears 10 he paving
the price.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1926-02-19
Gets DUN Insurance

Shinoko NakaI en- elghteen.year-old
apanese girl training to be a nurse,
made out her own death certificate
nd collected 300 yen Insurance money
he girl attached the seal Of the pres
lent Of the hospital 70 the death GER
lficate and succeeded in collecting
be money by posing as relative
be money BY posing as relative
er aud she confessed to police Of
ieials.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1926-02-19
Sees Composition as
Erodicofor of Slang

Composition is the most effective
means Of Graduating slang. says Ram
say Macdonald. former prime minis
ter Of England.
Youths practiced In writing down
their thoughts will very rarely prac-
tice slang for their conversation. he
declared. "slang is one Of the most
certain signs Of decadent minds. II is
not only murder Of good English, but
II murders truth itself.
"The use Of slang is fraud upon
yourself You imagine you are clever
and impressive, but as a matter Of
fact you are exactly the opposite. It
is fraud on your friends because
you mlslead them. You pretend to
tell them what you are thinking when
as a matter Of fact you are doing
nothing Of the kind 1t is the resort
Of the lazy and slovenly.r
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1926-02-19

Mrs. NJ. c. Van Wrinkle, chief Of the
yomen's division Of the Washington
lolice department, said the other day (:
My experience leads me to think
hat hoys are growing better while
iris are growing worse. A distressing
feature Of the thing is that the more
modern girl is, the worse she is, 1
mean, from the conservative viewpoint
the greater is her success.
"A modern girl got married not long
ago to one of the richest and finest
men In the country. A friend of mine
made neat comment on the match.
"'When girls are over-bold, she said,
men are bowled over.'"--Pittsburgh
Chronicle-Telegraph.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1926-02-19
Statistics

Secretary Mellon. at a Washington
reception said of sensational stalls
tician:
Ellis figures are so amazingly pre-
else that you incline to doubt them.
He's like the sugar planter in Hawaii
who took a tourist to the edge OF
volcano and said;
"sThat crater, Dick, is Just sixty
thousand and two years old
"sAnd twol' said Dick, with a
laugh. Where do you get the twoY
awe been here two.' said the plant
er. 1t was sixty thousand when
came.'n
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1926-02-19
Would Rridee Wnr,s cham

Prof. E. NJ. Borchard of Yale re-
Gently opened a lecture course at the
Berlin university. He said in his opin-
ion his chief task consisted of re-es-
tablishing international scientific rela-
tons and preparing the way for the
resumption of German-Ameriean ex-
change Of professorships such as ex-
listed before the war.
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DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART
Lace Workers Protest

Lace workers of Nottingham are
loud in their denuuciation OF modern
styles and appeal for return TO the
fashions of the Victorian era. They
don't mind the scanty skirts Of the
women of 1925, but they feel ag-
grieved at the scantiness Of the lin
gerie that goes with them But in
spite Of all they say, they follow fash
IONS dictates.
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N,1 hlet wee
Bertillon Measurements

The Bertillon system CONSISTS of
simple and exact measurements of
certain parts Of the body. The meas
urements are taken with calipers and
include the height, standing and sit
ting; reach OF outstretched arms,
length and width of right ear, and the
length Of the left foot, forearm. mid
die and little fingers The entire
process takes from five to seven min
utes and the measurements are
planned to be accurate within one
thirty of an inch.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1926-02-19
Seek X-Ray Stain

To make the internal organs Of the
body opaque so that they can be
photographed by N-rays. scientists are
seeking a special kind Of stain. 1t
has already been discovered that in
lection Of a special oil will make the
lung cavities susceptible to register
ing on X-ray exposures and this, It is
believed, will be Of great aid in dag
nosing Observation-Disclosures Mechan-
les Magazine.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1926-02-19
Nni0I reIie,es eonsl.pation n Nature,s bal

Constipation IS dangerous for any,
body. Nuiol is safe for everybody.
1t doe not affect the stomach and
is not absorbed by the body. Medical
authorities approveNujol becauseitis
safe, gentle and natural inits action.
Nujol makes up for a deficiency
temporary or ehronie--in the supply
Of acknowledgements the intestines.
ltsoftens the waste matter and thus
permits thorough and regular elimi-
nation without oyertaxing the in
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DEMAND "BAYER" ASPIRIN
Take Tablets Without Fear II You
See the Safety "Bayer Cross

Warningi Unless you see the name
'Bayer'' on package or on tablets you
IRE not getting the genuine Bayer
aspirin proved safe by millions and
prescribed by physicians for % years
Say ''Bayer' when you buy Aspirin.
mutations may prove dangerous.--Adv.
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A CHANGE Fron, Home

II wonder why three .fourths Of the
stenographers in business Offices are
women?'
Il suppose It's because men like to
feel that there is at least one class Of
women they can dictate to.'-BostoD
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