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Evening star., 1935-07-07
SITUATIONs-DOMESTIC.

NCOHt1nueuI
Eoff esa Reft Ns6s oss1 snts
Phone North 826l.
GIRL wants housework OF any kind; part
Call Atlantic 6490-W
GIRL. light -colored: intelligent neat. will
ing. as g:h.w.. maid or nurse: good refer
ences: Will stay niGhts. Adams 71S5-J.
GIRL, reat. light colored, wants part.
city refs. Potomac 347I.
GIRL. colored. wants part-time. tull-time
Ion; no sundays; ref 1908 18th st. NV.
Apt. 2. after 30 Sunday.
GILL colored neat. wishes general house
work or part-time work; no laundry: ref
erence. Phone Columbia 1920.
GIRL, colored. from N C. wants work as
nurse 90 or Inv; reference. Phone De-
GIRL. .colored. wants Job every afternoon
colum6ta cit Ds9 :sssa. 0eS' Oh references Phone
GIRL colored, wishes part time Job or
Gays work OF any kind. Call Potomac
GIRL .colored. desires work. part time.
mothers helper, nurse. general housevork
Phone Decatur 1881 1-R.
GIRL. GdFI co c9lored wishes part or fun time
2O43-W.
GIRL, coored, wishes Job as cook; willing
TO 70 away; references. 1915 Vernon st.
NV. Potomac 4l75.
GIRL. colored. wants general housework.
part part or full time or laundry to take home.
GIRL, light colored, wishes full or part
time work; ref. Phone Decatur 6297.
GIRL. colored wants Job. nurse, moth
ers helper or general housevork: part or
full time; reference. Phone Adams 1919.
GIRL. experienced. wishes part-time work
or by the week. good reference. Phone
North s075.
GIRL. colored young. desires work nurs-
ing houseWork. or any kind. home nights.
Call Decatur 3449-W
GIRL. colored. wants night work Of any
kind from 8 O'Clock TO i pm. Best OF ref
erenceS. Phone Decatur 243g.
GIRL, colored. wants work Of any kind or
days work. Good references. Phone De-
catur 23lS-J.
GIRL. colored, wants work maid, nurse,
general housework; stay in or go nome
nights. Phone North 54ll-J.
GIRLS. two. want work as maid, or any
kind morning work. References. Decatur
1855. Janitors quarters
GIRL. colored, intelligent. wants work any
kind evenings after d pm. tutor. care for
children. References. North @729.
GIRLS. colored. would like psrt-time Jobs
morning afternoon; reference. Adams
3"2S-J.
GIRL. colored. Virginia, wishes general
houSework or part time; ref At. l2sa-J
GIRL. colored, neat. wants work; doctor
offce, store. bachelors apt. or couple; pre-
pare one meal; part-time work mother
helper. care OF children; fair salary, no
washing Call Lincoln 6662.
GIRL, colored, neat. wishes part time or
days work: best reference. Phone Lincoln
"l63. 1879 Montello ave. ne.
GIRL. colored. desires part-time or days
work. general housework, laundry or cook
Evening star., 1935-07-07
ASK FOR MIR. CULLON.
MEN

I could never begin to put in writing
the real meaning OF this opportunity. 1t
Is difiicult to write an ad that will attract
the attention of good men. due to the fact
that SO many Advertisements appear in
the paper.
Our business is wonderful and is getting
better every day. Our men are happy in
their work. making from S35 to 5000 per
week. could list fifty names, but it would
only take up lot of space
1t does not matter what line OF work
you have been following. II you are out
of lob. here is lifetime opportunity
that Will prove to you pays more money
than any other proposition in the country.
We are merchandising an entirely new in
yention, only a few months old in Wash
ington
Apply in person to Mr. WOODS at zoos
Vermont Building, Vermont ave. and L st
NV. Monday morning at 10 O'Clock only,
prepared to remain at least two hours If
Evening star., 1935-07-07
Quake Damages Churches.

STUTTGART. Germany, June 20
tP.-Two churches near here were
badly damaged by an earthquake
Thursday night. The steepfe and
transept of the Roman Catholic
Church in Kappel and the steeple and
roof of another church in Kanzach
were destroyed.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

WORK of any kind by two colored girls.
Call l4l5 Chaplin st. NV. Janltors quar-
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GRASSHOPPER TOO MUCH
Reporter Who Wrote of Widow
Spider Faints at Touch.

HARLINGEN, Tex (P). - Byron
Buzhee, newspaper reporter, wrote
story about black widow" spiders and
their poisonous bites. AS he finished
a 2-inch grasShopper flew in a win
dow and paused on Buzbees shoulder.
Buzbee tainted.
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Have your car tall makes) repaired
80, dRoeEs AUTO sEEy1cE o..
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MEN. experience unnecessary, to sell wash
ing powder; SIS guaranteed plus commits
mon n1on WITH u9i seJap "o ann1ro W ia
Insurance Bldg 0OI 18th st NV
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

YOUNG WHITE WOMAN for general
housework care Of children and baby:
must be Of good character. avoid profan-
with young children, willing to do laun-
dry for children: reply. stating age, ex-
perience, salary expected. Address Box
Evening star., 1935-07-07
LONG ESTABLISHED
INSURANCE OFFICE

Requires man experienced In insurance
bookkeeping and general knoweldge of Ia
bility and fire lines Excellent opportunity
for person possessing necessary oualifica-
tiors. Address Box 313-K Star ONCE S.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
COLLECTORS. full or part-time work: es-
tablished routes; no selling; excellent COM
missions: Apply. letter or personally, M. p.
C.. 231 Equitable Bldg. BALTIC. Nd.
COUPLE-Woman to care for house; man
for few chores for board and room: 5 miles
from D. 9. line Farm BACKGROUND desirable.
EXPERIENCED LAUNDRY HELP Of ali
kinds. Apply n person, @ q Laundry,
MAN to work in nursery: wife cook and
general housework: 4-room tenant house;
couple. p. o. Box 156. Rockville. Md.
MAN AND WIFE. white, to work on dairy
farm; wife to do housework for two. Ad-
dress g. d. Bean, r. r. D. 1. Rockville.
MEN AND WOMEN out Of employment
and on relief meet Tuesday night Thorn
son School. 18th and L SITS. NV, 8 O'Clock.
for prospective employment,
MEN AND WOMEN interested and believ-
mentally mt. who possess good educational
backsround, settled in work and cominu;
nifty. should learn Of our new, practical
plan. Interesting. profita BILE. spare-time
under unty.rsity !,.a professors. Pew full1tiTns
TfoNAL % 20 '1NMsTrTurE M or o'nin%fi Apuir Fab aabueA.
T1ON. Investment Building.
PERSONS having previously worked. for
Hoyt Bros, Inc, or exp. in direct selling
Of food products. call to see Mr.. Septer for
. new deal lselary and commission). s26
Investment Bldg. A 3.
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HELP-MEN,

YOUNG MAN. bright. to learn Eeportorial
work with large construction reporting
agency. Must use typewriter. Perma-
nent. State education. salary. phone
number. Address Box ~. Star once.
YOUNG MAN for cleaning and pressing
plant. experienced preferred. Apply at
Christy's. 6S06 Wisconsin ave. NV.
YOUNG MEN-Established frm desires
services Of capable young men. Must have
knowledge of insulating and modernsZing
homes Address Box Book. Star once.
WANTED = COUNTERMEN CURB AT
TENDANTS. MATTRESSES. CASHIER.
MUST BE NEAT. THOROUGHLY EXPE-
RIENCED WITE GOOD REFERENCES.
APPLY HOT SHOPPE. 800 GEORGIA
AVE. NV.
REAL ESTATE HOUSE SALESMAN, or
man who believes he can sell homes and
Is willing to work for success Must have
sedan Straight commission. with full CO.
operation.
BRoDIE a. COLBERT, INC,
Realtors,
Evening star., 1935-07-07

HAVE OPENING for l
experienced automobile
salesman. See Mr.. HaW-
kinS, 9 to II and 2 to 3,
Monday.
HILL & TIBBITT'S.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

GIRL colored. wishes part or full time
eO43-W
Evening star., 1935-07-07

GIRL. colored. wants part-time. full-tine
lob; no Sundays; ref. 1903 18th st. NV
Apt. 2. after 30 Sunday
Evening star., 1935-07-07

GIRL, colored from N C. wants work as
nurse or lh.w.i reference. Phone De-
catur 0SR5-J
Evening star., 1935-07-07
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT-BOOKK exp. de-
pendable. capable handling any books, de-
tails correspondence; ref. Address Box
Ask. Star once.
ADDRESSING envelopes by hand at home;
IL years congressional experience. Ad-
dress Box Book Star ONCE.
CASHIER-TYPIST. general ONCE work:
refined lady desires immediate employ
ment; ref. Call West 0076, Apt. sos.
CLERICAL. bookkeeper. typist and cashier;
references. Phone Atlantic 0793-J. 7s
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday; school,
girl wants part-time work. North 1O421 :.
NURSE. refined young lady
sorte SOFT. Phone ,1 North I'll San Ssso. 0' ou'hne'
COMPANION for elderly lady. housekeeper
small family; refs. 1746 x st. NV, Apt
SO. Phone Metropolitan 1905. g.
DRESSMAKER. experienced. wishes sew
ing at home or out BY day: coats spe-
sntHy,s sisity best iss r. 14le 10th ST. NV Phone
DREssMAKING expertly and reasonably
dressmaker. Call North 5027-M. 1853
Adams st. NV.
GIRL colored. wants work as stenoRrapher
or general housework: references. Call
Lincoln 1851.
GIRL. colored. wishes part-time or days
work OF any kind: can do plain cooking.
Phone Col. 2769-R- Call at l1Ol Fair
mont St
GIRL, colored, wishes part-time work or
days work. Lincoln 201S-J.
G1RI-Expert show-card writer. depart
ment store. sign shop experience; best REL
srepces. Address Box s34c-k star once.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

GIRL colored, wishes part time Job or
days work OF any kind. Call Potomac
l1nR
Evening star., 1935-07-07

MEN, 8, OVER % YEARS
OF AGE, FOR ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCE DEPT. Floor
time and leads furnished.
Apply $50 am. to 11:00, en-
ployment office, 4th floor,
Lansburgh's Depar tment
Store.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
WANTED-SALESMEN.

ENERdETIc sALEsMEN to solicit orders
pend on sales ability; experience not es-
sential. Rooms 603-6l6. 907 18th st. NV.
MEN with specially experience. We have
the product. priced right. non-competttive.
largest field. quick returns. unlimited pos
sibilities. Permanent. with chance for
quick advancement. Call at III 18th st.
NV. tomorrow. 10 to 4. Ss
SALESMEN-Four Sis sales to stores net
you $40 daily. Srayers Systems. Est. 1895.
2S01-47 Shefield ave. Chicago, III.
SALESMAN. experienced. who can OF
ganize. Must have successful record. be
over 30. settled. bondable. Exceptional
earnings. Room 4O3 1103 Vermont ave.
TYPEWRITER SALESMAN; fine .opportu-
nifty; college man preferred. Address Box
419-K. Star ONCE.
STOCK Statesmen. experienced. for an
unusual issue; with ACTIVE co-operation Of
Savings Corp. 528 Union Trust BLDG.
THERE is an opening In WASHINGTON FOR
an experienced salesman to sell the
worlds finest and lowest priced CONNER
cial popcorn machines to merchants.
beaches. resorts, parks, etc. Liberal COM
missions. This Is opportunity for q
real PRODUCER. Write. giving full infor-
nation about yourself. Star Mfg. Co.,
Inc. st. Louis. Mo.
Observation-Disclosures clothing salesman
with window trimming experience. Needles
A l rlaSn
Evening star., 1935-07-07

GIRL colored. desires work. part time.
mother,S helper. nurse, general housework
Evening star., 1935-07-07

GIRL. colored. wants Job. nurse moth
er,s helper or general housework: part or
full time; reference. Phone Adams 1919.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
WOMAN MANAGER

WOMAN MANAGER
FOR LARGE COUNTRYSIDE TEA ROOM
CONSIDERABLE ExPERIENCE IN THIS
STATE PAST EXPERIENCE AND QUAIL
FICATIONS. ADDRESS BOX 322-K, STAR
OFFICE.
MONOGRAM M ACHIN E
OP E ATOR, EXPERT
ENCED. APPLY EMPLOY
MENT OFFICE, 4th FLOOR,
LANSBURGH'S DEF A r T.
MENT STORE.
YOUNG LADY for circulat-
ing library, between the ages
of 18 and %; college literary
training preferred. Tactful
handling of people necessary.
Pleasant, capable person de-
sired. Address Box 366-K,
Star office.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

GIRL, colored. neat wishes general house
work or part-time work: no laundry: ref
erence. Phone Columbia 1890
Evening star., 1935-07-07

GIRL, reat. light colored wants part.
time day work; GOOD all'round worker:
city refs. Potomac 147I
Evening star., 1935-07-07

GIRL. experienced. wishes part-time work
North SO15.
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GIRL colored. desires part-time or days
work. general housework laundry or cook
ing: experienced. with excellent references.
Call Decatur
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statesmen.

Wanted several good men for our sales
force. experience not necessary. but ability.
willingness to work are absolutely essen
tial. Salary. commission. Apply Monday
between and l. am. only. Sales mgr,
Evening star., 1935-07-07

REAL ESTATE statesmen.
Openings for experienced men in our
neW-house and brokerage department See
Mr. Schwartz CAFR1TZ CO. l4O4 K
Evening star., 1935-07-07

PAINT SALESMAN for city
and adjacent country, must
have previous experience.
Give reference, drawing ac-
count against commission.
Address Box 471-K, Star
office.
SALESMEN-To sell tires, auto
radios, washing machines and
refrigeratorS-guaranteed draw
ing account-and liberal COM
mission-paid to men that are
willing to work. Apply Mr..
Poole, 10:30 to 2 pm, Monday,
3001 14th st. NV.
CARPENTER, experienced,
with knowledge of estimat-
ing and building construc-
tion; one with machine pref
erably; permanent position;
no capital required. Address
giving experience, recon-
mendation, etc. Box 343-K,
Star Office.
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TWO Statesmen
WITH D. c. LICENSES.

to solicit the sale Of the finest American
and imported whistles. cordials. wines
and champagneS Applicants must be
high grade and experienced. This con-
neclion is offered by one of WaShington's
leading distributors. An unusual oppor,
we want. Personal interview to those
who in written answer give us full par
Address Box 4O6.K Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

iIRL. light colored. Intelligent neat, will
ng. as NV. maid or nurse. good refer
.nces: Will stay nights Adams 1lS5-L
Evening star., 1935-07-07
KANN'S

Have opening for three men who are
over 23. possessing car. steady work. good
earnings for willing WORKER. Apply super
Evening star., 1935-07-07

GIRL wants housework of any kind: part
time; no cooking; day work preferred.
Call Atlantic B44O-W
Evening star., 1935-07-07

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Simplified. modern bookkeeping systems
installed. periodic fina statements and
customers monthly statements prepared
by young local accountancy student at very
easonable charges. Small audits per,
formed: new calculating machines and
typewriter used wherever possible in work.
Exceptional accuracy simplicity euaran-
teed. Call West 246O today. Address BOX
250-K. Star ONCE.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST.
Young. one year exp. ref. wants full-time
position: easonable salary for frst-class
work: dependable accurate work. Address
Box "49-K Star once.
BACHELOR,
a. American seeks a contact as confiden-
tial secrAtary-accountant. now affiliated as
auditor for a New York corporation. Ad-
dress Box 4S5-J. Star ONCE.
The Washington times., 1935-05-11
QUICK

BUICK, 1881 Model 06-S Coupe-$385.
Perfect mechanically: appearance above
the average: tires are almost new; reduced
to 1885. Trade and easy terms. Emer-
son & Orme. 18th and N SITS. N. W.
Dist 500.
The Washington times., 1935-05-11

CHEVROLETS AND FORDS
OURISMAN. 625 II st. N. z.
The Washington times., 1935-05-11
Automobiles for Sale

USED CAR BARGAINS
DUKE & OTEY, 1865 H st. N. =.
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CHEVROLET

CHEVROLET 1888 Master Sedan, S2e5.
gGodOOkins car perfect running nnit v mG
pocketbook.
S04 Bladensburg Rd N E. Line. S136
The Washington times., 1935-05-11
THE CEDRIC

412O 18th Street n. W.
Apt. 23-Three rooms. kitchen and
bath; Frigidaire; Murphy bed.
The Washington times., 1935-05-11

CHEVROLET. 1888 Master Coach-$395.
Paint and upholstery very clean: excel.
lent mechanical condition and guaranteed:
Co., 1130 Conn. Ave. N. W. Dist. 1900.
The Washington times., 1935-05-11

BUICK, 1888 Model 81 Sedan-$746.
New car appearance and performance;
tires show little wear; trade and easy
terms. Emerson & Orme, 18th ana n
SITS. N. W. Dist. 800.
The Washington times., 1935-05-11

CHEVROLET 1884 Master Sedan. $445
We offer this car for 2 days only al
this price. so others to choose from
with terms to suit you.
GARDNER-STUART MOTORS
BOZ Bladenshnrg Rd N E Line. S13E
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
Some of the Problems

IN a sort of entertainments hall in the Commerce
Il Building an earnest man got up afternoon to
say that he in the corset and brasere trade and
thus in the delicate nature of things was unable to
make use of back door statesmen commission
basis like the brush and magazine subscription
trades. To suggestion that he might use women
in his work he replied that women couldn't climb
as many stairs in a day men. 1t just another
of the grim problems which the United States gov
eminent undertook to solve individually and by
hand. Now if it was solved, the thought and wisdom
involved in the triumph wasted after ALL with
out possibility of salvage
Old Clarence barrow ran his eye over the scheme
and said wouldn't work only to be jumped all over
and run out of town. back to his slippers and his
Creaky rocker He didn't know exactly what it was
all about, at that. He started late in life and be-
cause the man doesn't live nor ever will whose life
will be long enough to permit him to understand the
conflicts and microscopic details that bred by the
million in the feathers of the Blue Eagle.
So now it is all over and thousands of tons Of
FORMS handouts, etterheads and index systems are
junk. Millions of dollars of pay are gone and the
blisters on the feet Of the paraders suffered
in vain
1t is a good thing nobody ever appealed the World
War to the Supreme Court to discover, after the
fact that the rights of small nations such as Abyss
sinia, were not properly the responsibility of the
United States after all
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
Today S Science
by DAVID DIETZ-

A SCIENTIST from the Smithsonian Institution is
N seeking to unravel an Indian secret which
yielded paints capable of wthstandng the ravages of
the weather for $50 years.
The paints have proved their value upon the I'M
protected faces of mountain cliffs in Southern Call
ifonis.
DR.. John P Harrington is the scientist. Last year,
by extensive inquiry among the Mission Indians, he
found that the paint is made with an oil pressed
from the seeds OF species of wild cucumber known
the chilicothe.
This plant is now quite rare but grows in the
Southern California mountains in places known to
the Indians. Closely related plants once grew
abundantly in many parts of the United States but
these likewise have all but disappeared.
TYR HARRINGTON is getting ready to resume
IL his studies in Southern California and with the
help ot the Indians he hopes to obtain sufficient
supply Of the oil to carry on some experiments to
determine whether IL really is this oil which gave
TIE paint its wearing qualities
The method employed by the Indians to obtain
the oil is the simplest possible. They merely crush
the seeds in a mortar with stone peStle
The Indians make five cOlors. using the oil as a
base for the paint Red is obtained by mixing the
chlicothe oil with red scum obtained from the
face Of springs whose water contains high percent
age OF iron
White and yellow paints are obtained by mixing
the oil with native claws of those colorS BY mixing
the oil with oxide Of manganese. which is common in
the neghborhood glossy black paint is obtained
Blue Is made by mixing the oil with another
common mineral. azulite AS nearly as DR.. Harring
ton has been able TO ascertain nothing goes into
the paints except the oil and the pigment.
ME Indians use the intS TO put pictures on
Il the cliffs. New pictures appear from time to
time but some Of the older ones are known definitely
TO be more than $50 years old. The Indians call
them spirit paintings"
The Indians today know that the paintings are
the work OF the medicine men. but some of the
Indians insists that il is the spirits working through
the medicine men who responsible for the paint
ings. DR. Harrington obtained his information about
the paints from the medicine men
He also found that the Indians have other uses
for chihcothe oil. The Indian use it as sun
burn lotion. Perhaps it Will come as a surprise to
many readers that Indians sometimes suffer from
SlInburn.
The Indians also use the chilicothe seeds for
PLAYING a game which in some respects resembles
the childhood game OF marbles
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
No Honor Among the Boys

IRON that time on America would march in solid
Il ranks into the sunlight the square cap of labor
and the plug hat of Broad and Wall bobbing in uni
son, forswearng greed. But before they to the
end of the route the magnate felt tug at his watch
chain and the laborer. feeling the hot tar of the
pavement sticking to his bare toes looked down and
discovered that the dirty crook at his elbow had
stolen his shoes. And this while down in the lower
section of town thousands were still waiting in the
side streets for the marshalS to them into their
places in the great demonstration of solidarity and
national purpose.
Switching at once to Washington the scene re-
vealed the astonishing Cen Hugh Johnson, up to
then one of the ObScWest citizens in the land
growing out of his seanly counenance the strange
dictum that efficiency in textile plant was con-
trary to the aims of the New Deal because the in
efficient shop used labor to produce given
unit of goods and thus provided more employment.
The ensuing months of hearings and lectures in
Herbert Hoover'S enormous Commerce Building we're
such that normal citizen dropping in from else
where to see the Blue Eagle and hear it knew
some one was crazy and uneasily wondered who.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
Cal a Constitutional Contention

A ND seemingly the court would uphold him in
n his contention that There is a way out of the
depression: There is avenue to recovery there is
open return to happiness and prosperity-but the
road is the way of sense of respect for the
fruits of work and enterprise of respect for indi
vidual rights"
In other words Chief Justice Hughes and Mr.
Hearst seem to be saying that must retrace
steps and dig up Herbert Hoover.
II may be that the nine members of the Supreme
Court superb realists whose decision means that
America like every other land must choose between
Just two alternatives-the continuance of unbrdled
BSe5 faire capitalism through due process of law"
the creation of a cooperative commonwe alth
through revolution And when finds Joseph
Stain and Charles Evans Hughes in complete agree
ment he may find it difficult TO dissent.
But I sentimental and romantic enough to
want to democracy unSaddled for one last round
up. 1 would like to democracy freed from Con-
sttution devised by men who did not dream of tele-
phones, or radios mass unemployment. 1 think
1t might be possible to frame a document suitable
for the machine age. If that isn't possible have no
doubt that great many of us will go Communist
But 1rst let's play the chance of peaceful metamor
phosis by calling constitutional convention.
Copyright. 1885,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
BY WILLIS THORNTON
NEA Service STAFF Correspondent.
Copyright. 1885. Me- Service. Incl

Copyright. 1885. Me- Service. Incl
CALLANDER, Ontario, May 30.
~ The Dionne quintuplets,
who entered the world year ago
under as dark auspices as can well
be imagined have entered their
second year with prospects as
bright as the sun.
If all survive-and any one who
has reared children knows the
perils that lie ahead of even
healthy children like these at
their first birthday-no children
in the world, regardless of wealth
or position, face a roster future.
They are in glowing health to-
day. Every aid science can devise
is at their instant disposal. A
steadily growing trust fund is be-
ing administered for their benefit
by able guardians. who have a
genuine and deep concern for the
children's welfare.
When the government guar
dianShip of the little girls as
kings children" is terminated.
these accumulated trust funds will
be their own to give them start
in life.
Plans for their education in
clude better and broader training
than is available to the average
child. They will be reared in the
faith of their family, that of the
Roman Catholic Church.
THIS point. Judge j. A. Valin,
4 head of the board of guar
dams, points out. is not only Spe-