davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1933-12-14
Fried Corn.

Use one medium sized can Of corn OF
an equivalent measure of corn boiled
and cut from the cob. Season the corr
with one tablespoonful Of melted butter
and salt and pepper to taste. Tho
roughly heat two tablespoonfuls OF but
ter in frying pan, add the corn and
heat for 10 minutes, stirring frequently
Add three well-beaten eggs, mix well
stir until thoroughly heated, then fiat.
ten the corn In the pan with a pan.
cake litter and let stand to brown under.
meath. Fold like an omelet and garnish
with eurrant or red raspberry jam.
Evening star., 1933-12-14

that II the op-
ponents could sure
ly force me to
trump by opening
one of the IN
bid suits, I would
not make a jump
rebid in spades,
thereby encourag-
ing my partner to
raise me in spades
with x x x or even
with x x if his
hand could not
supply any other
less misleading re-
sponse to my force.
Let Us Put 1t This
Way.
Be guided by
H-I @f &t@
Evening star., 1933-12-14
Jelly Pie.

Cream one cupful of sugar with
half cupful Of butter, then add half
q cupful of jelly slightly heated.
Then add one tablespoonful each Of
white flour and corn meal and three
egg yolks. Beat well and pour N .
pastry shell. Bake in quick own.
egg whites, three tablespoonfuls Of
sugar and one teaspoonful OF davoring
and brown In the oven.
Evening star., 1933-12-14

L tree Is the most cheerful men,
Der Of the family. There are
many names applied to it, and among
them are the black spruce, the balsam,
swamp spruce and spruce pine.
The tree is found from Prince Edward
Island to Northern New York, south
ward to Cape Cod, and continuing
southwark in the highlands and noun
tains to North Carolina. 1t Is best
known here, and is said not to appear
west of the Allegheny Mountains.
The branches are slender and spread
ing, when there Is plenty of room.
Thus the tree is conical in form, with
branches reaching to the ground. In
the open spaces, where sunlight and
room are abundant, it spreads itself
and is lovely, indeed. In the woods
where it is crowded, sunlight hard to
reach and there are too many neighbors,
it has hard time developing into the
tree it was meant to be.
The twigs are stout and persistent.
The leaf-stalks are covered with pale
coming dark brown and finally black.
The Winter buds are sharp-pointed.
with close scales. They are light red
dish brown. The leaves are four sided,
rounded, sharp and taperlike. They
point outward in every direction, and
are lovely, shiny green.
There are two types Of flowers on
the same tree. The father or staminate
ones are oval nearly sessile and reddish
in color, while the mother or pistillate
flowers are oblong. short-stalked. pur-
plish green when first opened. and turn
to q red-brown when mature. They
fall of during the first Winter or early
Summer. The seeds are dark brown,
very long, apd. are supplied with a
bread wing. THIS is the way the tree
Evening star., 1933-12-14
John Bascom's Christmas.
Just Before Vacation.

/<y Y YHAT do you think about it,
- n John?"
wv It was the voice Of his
teacher, but John did not
come back to earth until
his name was pronounced. Then he
awakened enough from his day-dreams
to rise from his seat and say: I'm
sorry. ! did not hear your question"
The boy was In school and was sup
posed TO be thinking about his lesson
but this was the last day before Christ
Evening star., 1933-12-14
The Newest
Style Notes
ET'S give a thought to Christmas

cousin. boy friends. It is great
sport. You can line up all the naascu-
line preferences for smoking equipment,
warm scarfs, leather goods, books and
the old stand-bys Of ties and socks, and
then see which would be most accept
able to the special person in mind. It's
really not so difficult, and the mems
Evening star., 1933-12-14

rapid readers get more meaning out Of
what they read than do the slower
readers.
(Copyriaht. 103S)
Evening star., 1933-12-14
British Auto Sales Rise.

Sales Of passenger automobiles In Brit
iSh have increased 80 per cent In the
last eight months.
Evening star., 1933-12-14
English Taxes High.

Local government in England, which
cost SIS for each family before the
Evening star., 1933-12-14
The All.Persuasive Timing Factor.

Y YESTERDAY explained why my
". decision whether or not to rebid
in the form of three spades.
L with spade suit Of A K @ j x
in powerful hand (my partner
having responded with two in another
suit, would depend on the protection
held in the unbid suits. The point Is
Evening star., 1933-12-14
N A T u r E. S
C. H IL ID r E N
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.
Red Spruce.
Plea ruhens-

JOUR morning paper Is likely to
" be the final remains Of the red
I spruce. 1t Is said that this
1 tree Is the most cheerful men,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-12-11

IUGCERS WIN
DOUBLEHEADER
DOWN PELIcANs AND Pr
RATES AT NAVY FIELD YES
TERDAY AFTERNOON

The Sluggers took both games
of the doubleheader played yes
terday afternoon at the Navy
Field, by defeating the Pe,icans in
the opening contest by score of
8 to 1.
The second game was played
with the Pirates, and the score
was A to 2.
/. Both of these games were exhi-
bition affairs. and proved to be
ed to be very interesting to the
very interesting.
/, There will be a meeting of all
baseball fans at the office of Ro-
CELLO Gomez on Wednesday night
for, the purpose of forming a
league, and in all probability, the
proposed new schedule Of games
will get under way this coming
Sunday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-12-11

"Three days.
slave any trouble finding the
placer
"Not q speek. That chart was a
beaut." Out OF sympathy for Curtis.
tiredness. he nobly suppressed all
/ the questions boiling inside of him.
I@What d'you say-what's on deck?"
TSURT beaehed the canoe and I'm
~ tied the mo0flns ropes Of the
plane Were leaving here. You take
llhs controls.
Inside the cabin ne unfastened the
mechanics seat and rear place.
slowed them III the fuselage cnbBy.
and made himself a pallet on the
| floor.
Smash climbed In with the coiled
ropes "Where to. old man? North.
east. south. west. or straight upg"
south Curt babe. "To van.
couver. And don't let any ducks
ruost on your pontoons while you're
| getting there.
Smash started the motor. stood
out upon the lake. lifted the snip
onto the step. took on. and cireied
Tor attitude. High nougi to clear
the ranges. be headed south.
As he passed over the ilrst tower.
Ing snow-cap. he glanced down at
his partner. with paekchute TOR d
pillow and an arm bent under his
head. Curt was dead aiseSp.
Il was the stopping 81 the engine
that reused Curt. He had become SO
accustomed TO the throbbing roar
through many hours that the sudden
silence Jared him wide awake.
He sat mp. trying to place himself.
With helmet askew Smash was
sl1mped down 10 the pilots seat.
dos tired. o dIlapldated cigarette
hanging from his lips. Outside some.
body was warping the plane along.
side q pier and making II fast
he slid open q panel and looked
out. Il was early dusk. They were
+ some good.sized clty--a nass OF
buildings stood ltmned against the
sky. and into the distance stretched
long rows Of avenue lights.
Where are We. Smash-Prince
Ruperts@
Smash stared az him. "Efelfs bells,
man. you're IN Vancouver"
vancouver Aiready?s
eYcu mean al day. You've been
batting Il on for ten hours straight
fCosArtoAt. 1888 wglliam D. Mowsyrl
Tsn,erreve, Curt takss % the aff.
aeuil tran % senya.
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c. ALBURY, FORMER
KEY WESTER, WINS
in TENNIS MATCHES
AEBuaY.BfEANe eoPs MEMS
DOUBLES PLAYED AT END
OF WEEK.: AEBvkY-HuNT
WIN MIXED DOUBLES

MIAMI, Fla; Dec. 11.-Charles
j. Albury, formerly of Key West
and now Of this city, annexed his
fourth straight doubles tennis title
in the Wynwood Park Open Tennis
Tournament which closed at the
end of last week.
Charles Albury and Miss Valrie
Hunt captured the mixed doubles
crown in straight SETS. B-i; OIL:
The Albury- Hunt combination
completely outclassed all their OPP
position, lpsing only eleven games
in the entire tournament.
Mss Hnnt won the w0men's
singles and co5winner of wonen's
doabaes. sFhis mixed doubles vie
tory makes the second this sum-
mer foR.this combination and Miss
Hunts fifth title.
Charles Albury and Roger De
Lano paired together earlier in
the tournament to capture the
mems doubles without the loss of
"a set. Both boys played very
steady tennis, combining their
strong services with hard drives
and fiet~play that left opponents
Ibewi2dered.
Arrangements are underway
with Captain Peter varela Of the
Key West city team to bring a
team from Miami to Key West
for series Of Xmas day matches.
lie the plans are completed, those
to make the trip are:
No. 1-SeymouF Feuer (seeded
one and wilmer Of Wynw6od sin
glesI.
NJ. aolin Mckenzie Vseeded
two. runhef up in singies).
No. 3=Rugef De Lafo Jeo-win.
!ner Of d5dbiesj.
NJ. DE Lacy Thompson.
No. 5-Charles Albury (co-win-
ner of doubles).
No. Cone of the following:
30 Willaford, Sam O'Bryan, win.
lard Moore, Clyde Woodland, Jake
O'Steen, Howard Hines, Harry
Buckley, Jack Roy.
There will also be six girls max.
ling the trip. If a girls team is
available they will play as 4 team
If not, they win play each other
THE girls include:
No. i.-Eunieg Evefs (Dadt
county champ and runner up fol
state title).
No. marjorie Meggs (formel
lDade county champ.
| N. 3-Marty Barnett drummer
up in South Florida toufhanent)
No. 4--valrie Hunt twinner o.
five titles this summer).
| No. 5-Eugenia O.Bryan (Edi
son Hi Sknle champ.
1 No. 6-Katherine Ricou (blond,
haired beauty Of the eourts)
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ARMY DEFEATS
SAILORS TEAM

That bunch of heavy artillerists
at the army barracks known Is
the Army diaanondball team, play
ed a fast and furious game Sat.
urday with the team of sthe~F ~.sE.
C. Ferry Parrcst. -
There was quite gallery at the
army field and they were given
sonae exciting moments during
the contest which ended in q score
of Is for the ganners and 6 for
the sailors.
Batteries were: Army-Rieh.
ards and Carey: Parrott-Adamsr
Lunn and Haskins.
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FORBIDDEN VALLEY
S4 WIGnn BgaoM lIloweut

His body ached. his brain was all
tagged; the old leg wound that
caused bis limp was paiHing him
duly. as II always ala when ne was
near exhaustion. At times the temp
tation to tie up to the bank and go to
sleep almost overwhelmed him.
Daybreak found him stumbling ex.
haustedly across a long portage Ten
miles up the Iskitimwah. When the
sun rose. he was halfway to his goal.
At an overfalls pool he stripped of
his clothes. hathed in the icy green
swirl to refresh himself. and then
forged ahead.
At mid:morhing he padded out
upon the lake that was old Johns
winter home.
On the south shore, where q log
cabin nestled under the pines. his
glistening amphibian was riding at
anchor. With great sigh OF relief
he dipped his weary paddle and
headed for the ship. An exultation
lightened his WEAKNESS. Time and
distance. mans two old enemies IN
the vast North. dwindled to nothing
when one stepped into a plane.
Smash came out of the cabin and
caught the Prov OF the canoe de It
nosed ashore.
"fiufio. old man! began 10 think
you wasn'tgoing to show up at ALL"
He noticed curtis haggard face. the
lines OF exhaustion. From your
looks. you just did get here"
How long've you been waiting?"
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Chapter rs
SUDDEN DECISION

WILL this band of yours attack
US again tomorrow night" be
asked Tenn.og. "or wait till they're
strengthened by Siam-Klale's men?"
Tenn-og said positively they
would wait. II was only at LeNoir's
insistence that they had not done so
in the first place.
"How long will it be till these
other men get here?"
It would take a runner two suns
and two nights to reach Siam.
Klale's band. and three suns and
two nights for the band to come
south.
Curt continued his Questioning
for while but learned nothing
more of any great Importance. The
information that II would be several
days before the other Klosohees
could get there gave him an idea.
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His party would not need him dur
ing that time. He certainly could put
that freedom to good use. For one
thing he could keep that rendezvous
with Smash. and for another he
could find out something about
Sonya- who she was. what lay be
hind this strange trip Of hers.
She herself would not tell him. but
he believed he could easily enough
get at the truth By roundabout bit
OF strategy.
More and more he had become
convinced that her trip was some
crucial and welghty mission. fie had
made up bis mind 10 stop hts own
search temporarily and see her
through: but he could do nothing so
long as he was working IN the darn
His hunt for Karakhan was already
at standstlli: she was all tangled
up In II. and he was hampered BY .
clumsy party. The quick and clean
cut way OF handling the maddled sit.
uatlon was TO and out her mission.
drive II through for her. and then so
after Karakhan.
Outside the tent be and Paul
talked his plans over and agreed on
them.
afsd better leave now. Curt con
Guided. aWhen day breaks i've cot
to Be far enough away from here
that the Klosuhees cant spot me.
Sneak my canoe down to the lower
end 81 the island. Paul Don't let
these others know What YOU'RE do
hg, Put Ia one blanket. one paddle
md / bit pE grub. 1g
aNow. Paul. you'll be n charge
here while I'm gore. Eyerything'll
be up to you. Keep q good guard Al
night. and make FRANCOIS and Jocku
walk the chalk line
at the IRE he talked ; few words
"A with Soaya. who was making
the indian some hot broth. Paul
cane back presently and gave him
the align that al was ready. snip
ping away from carp. Curt hurried
down 10 the canoe. pushed Oh. and
crossed the dark lake to the Iskt
timwah mouth.
Not until he started up the river
On he lone trip did be realize how
desperately tired he was. Three
nlghn handrun without sleep the
Lrash n the pass that morning and
the nght two hours ago-lt was the
rllmax to = whole week OF heavy
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NOTICE TO RETAIL
DEALERS IN

LUMBER, LUMBER PRODUC1o,
BUILDING MATERIALS
AND BUILDING SPECIALTIES,
Located in Broward, Dade and
Monroe Counties,
State of Florida.
All persons selling at retail
lumber, lumber products, build
ing materials and building spe-
cialties in this trade area, COM
prising Broward, Dade and Mon
roe Counties in the State of Flor
ida, are required by the CODE
OF FAIR COMPETITION for the
RETAIL LUMBER, LUMBER
PRODUCTS, BUILDING MA
TERIALS AND BUILDING SPE-
CIALTIES INDUSTRY, as APP
proved by President Roosevelt on
October 8, 1888, to file with this
Subdivision of the CODE AU-
TH0RITY their minimum prices,
terms and conditions of sale, for
all items covered by this CODE.
H. G. Robertson, Secretary Sub
Divisional Code Authority No. z,
p. o. Box HAT, Little River Sta
ton, Miami, Florida.
dec4-11-1s-26
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NIBLICK MITES,
PAR PUNISHERS in.
BATTLE OF LINKS
LOCAL COURSE REsEMBLED
PLAY DURING BOOM DAYS
IN MATCHES CONDUCTED
YESTERDAY
gBy GLEN PRICE,

Whata day, n whata battle!
Forty players, men and women,
Joined in the play over the local
golf course yesterday, and all
voted it a bowling success.
Those. taking part in the we'll
known Royal and Ancient pastime
We're: Ray Bridweli, Frank Car
bonell, DR.. Valdes, Johnny Del
|gado. Aquilino Lopez, Jr.. Everett
Rivas, E. A. Ramsey, Harry Dom
go, Ben Sawyer, Geo. Adams,
Jake Aronovitz, Joe Cabrera, Err
nest Roberts, Julio Lacedonia.
|Ignacio Carbone1f, Vincent Gre
mata. Sid Cavinsss. Judge Gomez,
p. Clements, Jack Hy,nan and 9TH
|ers. Regular members assisted
in coaching the players.
The gals were enthusiastic and
turned out en- masse, and pre-
sented colorful contrast of white,
blues, greens and red; which blend
ed with the whole scene in the
bright sunshine, to make the sur
rounding landscape one of the
bright spots Of, the island.
Members of the fair sex par
ticipating were: Edna Pinder. Flor
ence Walker, Agnes Walker, Ma
tilda Knight, Nell Rose knight,
Martha Carbonell, Annie Gardner,
Doris johnson. Dalia Ramirez,
Macie Bethel, Mrs. Valdes. Gloria
Chacon, Rita Pinder and others.
A close match was that consist
ing of Ray Bridwell, Johnny Del
gado. Everett Rivas and E. A.
Ramsey. For a time this four
some was considered lost, but aft
er dispatching searching party
with Hrst-aid equipment over the
course, they were located in a
deep trap adjoining one of the
greens in rapid fire conversation
anent the conventional garb a
golfer should wear chasing the
elusive little white pill around the
fairways and over the bunkers.
Johnny was all for wearing his
shiny silver helmet, and take
along a few hand grenades to
blow the pill out of the traps.
Everett (El Capitain) claimed a
might stick could be used to bet
ter advantage, and Ray Bridwell
was "beefing" about the size of
| the golf ball. He claimed they
were under-nourished, and should
be the size of a football. Ramsey
Twas sitting off to one side figur-
ling all over the front and back of
the scorecard. trying to compile
the individual scores up to the
hole. Imagine their chargin when
found thusly. With such an inn
posing gallery staring them in the
face. they Immediately grabbed
the first club available, dropped
Jan conversation and started ex-
ecuting shots with rare bfilliance
land skill. ''eas
OF course, the spectators were
constantly in danger Of a stray
Ipill bouncing off their dome, but
lall in all it was a swell day, and q
Hot of future golf champs played
Their first game of golf.
Ernest Booty Roberts states
that there will be numerous tour
Ineys in the near future. and wants
everyone interested in golf t.
take part in these affairs.
| Prizes were awarded winners
in the ladies' and mems divisions,
land much enthusiasm was shown
by all.
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SYNOPSIS: Curt Tennyson and
Paul st. Claiy. aeith Ralph and
S0Hua Nichols JUST kaUe drtpeIt
Of bnlid Of kiosohee Indians,
Who had been f5tspired 10 attach
them ~ T.eX0fr. hdff-bTeed agent
OF fgoD KGrdkhnn. the millionaire
crOok ,rhonI trt aud Paul are
trns king dozen Curt aud Souyd,
IN mhoni CHrt Is much Interested,
hare rescued TelpT-f10. Rlos0hee
shot la the night mud learu that
I,eADtf niysfeif0asiB Inns ordered
that S0Hgd mot be inlrcd.
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Exports of iron and steel scrap
material from the United States
are reported to have tripled the
first nine months of the year,
compared with the same period of
last year.
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Lower freight rates obtained in
the lasf year on milk shipped into
Boston meant q saving Of about 10
cents = hundred pounds to dairy
men.
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DEALERS

NATIONALLY KNOWN concern
manufacturing super quality
b product year round staple neces-
sity wants responsible dealer
this city. Small amount capital
required. Wonderful opportun-
ity. Box No. M. N. E. Citizen.
81 fgssg decS-4tx
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Jack TidbaIl, student at the
University of California at Los
Angeles, recently was awarded
No. 1 position among the collegiate
tennis players of the United
States for 1888.
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= saseseSeSsssse sAV ess -
Today's Birthdays


Fiorello H. LaGuardia, mayor
Ielec of New York City, born there.
81 years ago. Sks& stAsi sfas
!, U. s. Senator Simeon D. Fess,
of Ohio, born in Allen Co., Ohio,
70 years ago.
|, U. S. Senator Felix Hebert of
Rhode Island. born SO years ago.
DR.. Ada L. Conistoek. president
of the Radcliffe College. Cam
bridge, Mass, born at Moorhead,
Mimi. 81 years ago.
Prof. Annie J. Cannon, OF
Harvard University. noted astfono-
mef, born at Dover. Del, 20 years
ago.
George B. Longan Of Kansas
City No., noted newspaper pub
Usher. born at Holden, No., 81
years agc.
|. Adolph A. Weinman Of New
York. noted sculptor. born in Ger
many. So years ago.
Judge Z. Marvin Underwood
of the u. S. District Court Of the
Northern District Of Georgia. bora
in Douglas Co.. Ca. SO years ago.
Edward s French. president Of
the Boston & Maine r. R., born
At Portland. Maine, so years ago.
Operated by pash buttons that
can be arranged 10 cork tA0Fe
than 80 200 eomhinations. . key
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REPAIRING

SEWING MACHINESwe re-
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service. Singer Machine Agency.
J. l. Showers Music Company.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WOMEN--Earn Si2 dozen sewing,
materials cut. instructions fur
nished, experience unnecessary,
addressed envelope brings par
ticuIarn. Superior Dress Com
pany. 3 Grand Street Extension.
Brooklyn, N. Y. dec1i-1tx
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RADIO REPAIRING

RADIO REPAIRING. We repair
all makes. Guaranteed service.
]. L. Showers Music Co. nov1
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WANTED

EANTED-You 70 know that we
have the right prices on letter
heads, envelopes. business cards.
statements and any form Of
printing. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Cali 81. The Artman
Press. jan7
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FOR SALE

OLD PAPERS FOX SALE. One
bundle Sc, containing Is old
papers. The Citizen Office.
nov1
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Puffy and Fluffy and Spotso the
Pup
Have stopped at an inn to relax
and rest up.
."Gadzooks," says the Puffy. 'fhis
service is bad, s
I've got to eat soon fore my tum-
my gets mad"
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Operated by pash buttons that
can be arranged - cork kaoFe
than se.Ooa eomhinasions. . key
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apartment, reasonable. Apply
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Edward s French. president Of
the Boston & Maine r. R., born
At Portland. Maine. so years ago.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-07-07
First Typewriter Was
Invented by a Printer

Many years ago clever printer
from Milwaukee, with flair for in
vention, was about to emancipate
American womanhood. He didn't
know it. He thought he was simply
producing typewriter, or as he called
it, "a writing machine" His name was
Christopher Lathem Sholes. In March,
1873, says the Cleveland Plain Dealer,
he and his hacker, James Densmore,
were in Ilion, N. Y, where the Reming-
ton Arms company was building the
first typewriter in its gunshop.
Feminists may find something SYM
bolic in the fact that the typewriter
was born at Ilion. not 100 miles from
Seneca Falls, where ia 1S4S Lucretia
Mott and Elizabeth Stanton Cady
started the American suffrage move
ment
The typewriter and the telephone
both made their first real bid for pub
lie recognition at the Philadelphia
Centennial exposition. Both found the
public rather languid. But it was not
many years before the office girl and
the hello girl were marching along en-
masse to take their place in the COM
mercial life of the nation.
The superior dexterity of women
gave them an early chance at the type
writer. Office men with Dundreary
whiskers and fancy waistcoats growled
at the feminine invasion. But the
girls did better work on the new con-
traption.