The evening world. Newspaper, September 6, 1916, Page 3

THB BVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 “4 PARALYSIS UNDER ‘Keep’ Instead of ‘Obey’ in Marriage Vow SIFFS WILL NOT DAIRYMEN WON'T Is a 50-50 Pact Between Man and Wife | INDORSE EITHER | SIGN TO SELL MILK CONTROL, ASSERTS | HEALTH BUREAU And a Church Protest Against Divorce WILSONORHUGHES — TO MIDDLEMEN | And the Proposed New Form le No Promise That Fi Increase of Ten Cases and One, Sride Will Be a Good Provider for Her Hus | a Formed Up-State to Esta lish Their Own Plants CURL WHOSE BODY a | WINDOW OF HOME : | —— Firms Declare Association's Agents Dragged Men From | Behind Counters, ‘ ’ Leaders at Convention Say Party Will Take No Stand for or Against Candidates, Societies band; No, Indeed--But “Obey” Is a Dead ma Delay, Letter, Anyhow, So It Might as Well Be Eliminated, Says an Episcopal ALL ‘SIGN HOPEFUL. Clergyman, Who Ien't /ARNING j Ss UTICA, N.Y. Mept B-diver poe of the grocery clerks, Married. WARNING ON HUGHE dairymen of Oneida County eam | fot the demand of ¢ Hetall he ore toda ame an . c oTrational Protec Experts Predict the Plague > cD Women Told Not to Be Over- pore bet nage Bh ag _ masives | . a a hours poy Soon > By Marguerite Mooere b " " 7 an any eontracte tur 4 od up more then © seer Wl Be at & Nor “1, Mery ped take then John angen confident Because He Favors, oi atte Gage, 9 MOU, ° tthe Met mal Stage, “Keer Federal Action on Ballot, to detiver any milk after Ont date prone eared t hundreds of autumn brides a" Uniews sold through our representa ot thees Although & big increase was en. mendations of © commission of tw ATLANTIC CITY, NJ, Hep @—)UYER" proton . A. Perted to-day in deaths and new case at the Convention of the Protest o mur.) The far flocked to join the an we pa peal -foggeldany iaataine “Sas to be held at St. Louts Oot, 11. For It ts proposed to ey eee Po for the| make @ rather startling ch: in the language of the dle howe ending ot 10 marriage ce’ ny, a8 printed in the prayer book, In uae we te ng chowed ony ton place of the historic pledge to “obey” her husbai more and one more death than prospective wife te to promise to “keep” him, It te yesterday, practically certain that the report of the commission ‘There were fAfty-three new cases favoring this Innovation will be accepted end twenty-two deaths to-day, It ‘The fret time I read thia rewording of the marital was expected the Agurea would be vow It seemed to me that the bride would aseu been intimidated tn many cases and in many others had | been dragwed bodily from their by atrikers and piokete, “| At the office of the Daniel Reeves organisation it was admitted that @f- toon of the shops had been closed by AS MOTAER SLEEPS WEAR’ ‘": adbication of clerks, No police protection bh been afforded the ——— - clerks, It was sald, and the strikers datrymens Len thy waNined wo that league ov agent to ei! their milk John U. Dillon, director of the Btate oe Hureau of Foods and mari declar to the distribution of milk He that t manner in which milk t being handled by the distributt whieh war pa Id act as Aone whieh opens ite forty-otghth Mal convention here to-day, Will not, according to infu. ential leaders, Indoree or criticize as 4n organisation any candidate now tn the fleld for the office of President of the United tates, because of the vi he holds on the question of equal rights for women YTHALILEN DONEGAN aes « It waa expected by there name load. | COMPANION 18 Just fhe way & LYRE Prin ees Brom Hallroo Jindow, | ¥#4 their own wa much higher because of Sunday and heavier responsibility than Qefore. Isn't it easter to ON A. MaMa pL! ora, which Includes Mra. Carrie Chap. WOuld €o RDOULIL Organization, ays ? Apparently oi imal Wary Atlantic pnd Pactte ea Labor Day, On double holldaya many obey a man than to keep him tn these days of aMnities and alimony? [| = man Catt, President, and Mias Anna (ih business methods und loyalty of parently, Duriag Company offictais that at least } the farmer w nee 4 in formation Howard Bhaw, a the association, that the organtaatt will vote down atl amendments con bt cary 4 into hee room at No. James by of the Da mitting the association to work «| mother kk unty to 944 Kighth Avenue shortly after 2 ¥ ol ? ~ etl waid that five clusively for the Suffrage Amendment to Aida es end < t “AB h oe et © other and to atrive to own thetr o' h 1 to the Federal Conatitutton of to work wr loos : waite Sawear itl k thin morning, ‘Three bg wed hucause banda of from | for equal suffrage through the State the companion M give What they Utter Mrs, Donegan summoned herlfitteen to twenty atrikers bad liter: © hours! heen ol oo. The assoctation will decid’ to ask for the #ix months after October S¥e8 children to breakfast, Katha- ally dragged the clerks trom behind continue its fight for votes for women |! : leon was missing. ae eed a the a Breil , | ton to refuse to sell to 7 or or je city an ening by working for both the Federal! ‘aed After a search of an hour the bs cicanbaanviod fate amsedeuenen itt N waa Kreeted with ap-| mother looked out of « hail window | jvorld teporter found seven of the a It} plause, and saw the body of the little girl utler groceries closed Gis was declared. on the grout — 7 ——_—» _. fase afternoon, The opening session of the con- BRITISH WORKINGMEN tion In the forenoon was confined : rn of the Night, weven of their atv wore closed out n Donegan, twelve years |of @ total of 20%, but that they would ping » . be reopened as secon possibie, prob. ably late thin after of local associations aMiinted with the datrymens' League The farmers are to pr Kath New York physicians leave the city felt sure that “keep” wasn't used in the sense of “provide for;” the moat and fall to report canes until thete ardent feminist merely destres to settle the question of matntenal ona return; therefore to-day's Nures rep- fifty-ftty basis, But then what will the new pledge to “keep” one's hue Fesent many canes which developed band really mean? | Bunday and Monday, but wore not yugT EXACTLY WHAT THAT) ~~ nae = i turned in to the Health Department “KEEP” MEANS, | ous smile, “Lam not married; I have until after 10 o'clock yesterday I put the queation to the Rev, John | er had time. Of course, when} Morning. A. Maynard, D. D, Ph. D, Even with thone additional cases In nard isa Fellow of the General Theo- to-day's recor there is a pro- logical Seminary and just now ts in nounced falling off from last Wed- charge of the Church of the Transfig- Readay, when eighty-nine new cass uration, the “Little Church Around Were reported. Following is a table one of the best-known Of to-day's deaths and cases: Vice enters into the marriage the it~ Dr. May A separation Uation ts more serious. May be advisable ty Yet 1 think w al of U ai. Shine, fite|. The Butler store at Ninoty-firet o 4 Street and Columbus Avenue was ance ay a man and | (p sr | vent ping with | ¢, : i ‘ortr a a le «| fereed to close at noon, when half a Rorougha, Deaths, New Cases, iil lg i A bi Bombarded and Mil Jto the routine reporte of officers COME OUT FOR PROTECTION In her {dozen striking clerks’ entered. th Brooklyn ........ 0 8 10 they had known cach others Gant | itary Stations Set on Fire | ytre, Frank M. Roeasing of Pitts. Aa wan batted bys Wisco, @ place and dragged the manager frot Manhattan Pry | her husband,” Dr. Maynard eluci- | three weeks, W. . y | ‘ : , 7 enemas would prevent one climbing to the|M* office, A Reeves store one block Teen: ted. enna Glmaly thee eee | thom ~ ‘e would not marry Losses Are Denied. burgh, Vice President and Chairman " ; lodge. below was shut up shortly after, Tiiicons 1 | vewe to keep here ti ¥oe bun ead is \f Shows Woe trarey: weule ani of the Congressional Committee,| Would Restrict Importation of | “Cirtains over the halt window, die| A large banner bearing the an- y ‘ Oo et ACQUaAiNte ¢ r a the delegates not to let the ~ ; stly above the spot wh th ‘a | HOuncement Richmond . 2 | for him only. The promise is @ | ingity theta: seat Of Burry: | NERLIN, Sept. 6 (via London).—An Gun a Maul viata Wee freie Manufactured Goods Made at [fri win cinat were “undisturbed, “Mass-Meeting To-night. — | reaffirmation of the indissoluble “It ig women who suffer in the | Miilitional oMcial report on the Zep- oe neidence because Charles E Low Rates of Wages. Mra, Donegan thinks the girl might Retail Grocery Clerks, | Totals rt) eneness of marriage, Then, too, loosening of the eri pelin airship raid on England the)° ; have leaned from the hall window ta Come Up and Be Men! even though some wom it. Monogamy is t a woman. Total deaths to a ++ 2,047] Total cases to date +» 0320 Officials of the Health Department | no euch promise Bay the epidemic now is under con- te her, and we ire to give nei- trol and that within a few weeks the! ther the man nor the woman any paral: each othe: ‘normal number. “For years there has been conten- tion about the wording of the mar- continued the clergy- the bride is not any longer to IMeht of Sept. & issued here to-day, | uehes, the Republican Presidential! BIRMINGHAM, England, Sept. 6—|oarch of air and lost her balance, | Was hung this afternoon at the atrit. her husband, be- i vo 4 headquarters, No, only life | says: enndidate, had indorsed the Federal| The Trades Union Congress, repre-| Kathaleen was not a sleopwalker, her | ers hoses mother aald, Nor was she in the habit | Eiahty-aixth Street. the. Mehamenodans ov “The fortress of London City and |*mendment, han 0b ise Cai Coat persed reagptid 2,600,000 organized) TP Walking about the house at night. ‘¢ yeare and | know what women |the northern and northwestern por-| She drew atten! we 0 en Os workers of Great Britain, took an palate ie endure in the harem. When @ j|tions of London were repeatedly |the Republican Party platform {mportant and unexpected step to- DISCOVERED, man regards a woman merely ae | bombed. Within four hours numerous Ot indorse the Federal amendment] day by adopting with a majority of A West Virginia editor finds a thing, @ piece of flesh and ned |contiagrations proved the success of |And added that this party as an or-| more than 1,000,000 votes a resolution] somebody has been keeping @ the attack, ganization had done no more for) virtually endorsing the principle of bottle of whiskey in the socket to be toused aside ae soon lancy wanes, it is the woman, “Other airships attacked the f tactor- | wom: ffrage than the Democratic Tetead divorce always mtakec'an, [les and fortifications of Norwich a Protection. The resolution asks for! Gy nis wooden eg. Henry W. old, of No, 36 Fifteenth Street, died in the Rockaway Heach Hospital yeste: day from a fracture of the skull ceived Monday when hit by a bat i ockaway Beach Paralyete not the man, who is hurt. Wide- ALBANY, N, Y., Sept. 6—An in- Sorease in the number of cases of ine “fantile paralysis in the State, out- by che reports received to-day at the Department of Health. Between 6 P, M. yesterday ty-six cases and six deaths were re- eorded. The total is 2,360 cases and 249 deaths since the inception of the epidemic, The deaths were reported as fol- jows: Yonkers and Syracuse, two each; Fulton and Manlius, one each, The cases were: Syracuse, six; Manlius, five; New Rochelle, Yonkers and Cortland, three each; Fulton, “Clyde, Gouverneur, Poughkeepste, Fayetteville, Ossining, Clayton and Lafayette, two each; Newark Valley, ‘Colesville, Barton Thompson, Thur- ston, NofPich, Thousand Island Park, Harrison, Oneida, Elba, Canajoharte, Saranac Lake, Newburgh, Edwards, Saugerties, Binghamton, Glens Falla, <Cato, Philmont and Mamaroneck, one each, Sixty in Jersey. TRENTON, N. J, Sept. 6.—Sixty- six mew cases of infantile paralysis were reported to the State Depart- ‘ment of Health to-day, This in- cludes twenty-one from Newark for two days. The total of cases in the *Btate now reaches 2,944. Williangsboro, Greenwich, West Long Branch, Mount Arlington and Elmer reported cases, _ TWO MEN DROP 500 FEET IN AN AERO ACCIDENT British Army Officer and Harvard Student Hurt at Curtiss Aviation School, BUFFALO, Sept, 5.—Major W. C. * Campbell, a British army officer, and Theodore De Kruijas, a Harvard Uni- versity student, of Freeport, L. 1, seriously injured by the fall of aeroplane tu-day at the Curtiss Aviation School on the Mlagara Falls Boulevard, near the Buffalo city line. The machine fell about five hundred feet, ‘The injured _men were taken to the Erie County Hospital, Major Camp- bell’s condition ix regarded us critical. His skull was fractured and several ribs were broken, De Kruljss was aot #o seriously injured. “Bomething 5 emed to be wrong said De Krutjss, “1 r Campbell trying to fix it as we turned back toward the Suddenly, when we were at @ height of about five hundred feet, @ down, and crashed to AMERICAN SHIP ON FIRE i Captain Believes a Bomb Was | Placed Aboard the Sophie Cooper in New York, NAPLES, Sept. 6.—Fire broke out ‘aboar, “he 5! “while . iv Bart of her cargo of 21,791 bags of v SES captain believes the blaze wi by @ bomb placed by a Ger- thiser in New York, aide New York City, was indicated | New Casea of Paralyets AT SEA; PLOT SUSPECTED a eamer Sophie Cooper | was en route here from | New York and destroyed the larger | man. “In the English service the husband promises to worship his wife, and I think that's pretty, don't you?” “Indeed I do,” 1 said, “even if it jan‘’t true.” it," Dr, Maynard replied. “The Puri- “That was the Puritan objection to CONFEREES ON MEXICO | tans maintained that a man should worship his God and not his wife. So in our service the husband does not promise to worship. “But he makes the pledge to ‘keep’ his wife. See here,” and, opening prayer book, Dr. Maynard read me the following question, put by the of- ficlating minister to the bridegroom | and answered by him in the affirma- tive: “Wilt thou have this woman to be thy wedded wife, to live together after God's ordinance in the holy estate of matrimony? Wilt thou love her, comfort her, honor and KEEP her in sickness and in health, | and, forsaking all others, KEEP thee unto her, so long as ye both shall WHERE IT BECOMES A CASE OF “FIFTY-FIFTY.” ow,” he said, “the pledge will read: ‘I....take thee.... to be my wedded husband, to have and to hold from this day forward, woman's ‘for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love, cherish and KEEP, till death do ears. Our wi their husbands. Very frequently, indeed, the husbands obey the wives. The omission of the pledge of obedience pute man aking the crament cf matrimony on the same level.” “And in the use of the word ‘keep’ the Church delicately underlines. its stand against div does it not?” “Undoubtedly,” sald Dr, Maynard. “The Episcopal Church, as you know, takes a very definite view of the di- vorce evil, and In the future we prob. ably shall wave our Mag more than at present, [ hope “L belleve in being logical, As a Christh I consider rriage a sacrament, something which ts not to be ended by the whim of two persons, But why should the man who doesn’t believe in God belleve in marriage? Why shouldn't he favor free lo toward which the present American marriage, quickly made and quickly broken, is tending? We ought to do away with hypocrisy, The church naturally takes the stand for the monogamous marriage, the most ideallstic form of unton between man and woman yet found, me that one must accept this ideal, invelving condemnation of divorce, or nothing, no marriage, divorce for every reason.” THE CLERGYMAN SIDE-STEPS A POINTED QUESTION. “But why should two persons who make each other miserable be forced to stay together?" 1 pro . Por t never have been given a satisfactory answer to that question, and Dr, Maynard himself siid cleverly around “1 do not think @ normal hus- band and wife who live Christian lives need he miserable together,” he replied. “The life led by so many in this city is not normal. many couples who ‘he ma downtown and works money that his w orces, | firmly eople go to bed late. “I may be wrong about this,” the young man conceded, with an ingenu- It seems to! United States will be el rm n the end. wanes strong explosions and fires oc- wife should be his in.) CULES “And the man who eve: , Bos. God should belleve in one wife.” j ten and on the Humber were bombed ee and numerous fires caused, , “In Yarmouth the gas works and an Aerodrome were attacked and a bat- tery was silenced, “At Nottingham military works and HOLD FIRST SESSION ssizz os seSCt"ca"y ae | “During the attack the airships Lea . ' were subjected to heavy artili Lines Laid for the Meetings That pombardments, especially wasn, we Are to Follow—James Linn London. In addition to the attacks ne from land they were sought out by Rodgers May Participate. searchlights and rockets—one airship mie Elsen being simultaneously illuminated. b} NEW LONDON, Sept. 6—The six pot fewer than clghtech sectehigtes members of the American-Mextcan —but all attacks upon them were un- [Joint Commission assembled tn their Cal first formal session at the Hote! in! ,,bO5 eater F Groton to-day, with Luts Cabrera, to death when thelr airship was head of the Mexican membership, pre-| brought down itn Sunday morning’s siding, The session was expected to, [Ald were buried, three miles, trom | be devated to arranging details of the| Qhanreances) DUS Ret with military | conferences that are to follow, | The Church of England burtal ser- James Linn Rode Special Agent! As used, Objection had come of the State De . 6—The bodies of nt in Mexico! from many quarters to the aurces- City, who was sned north for, thon that the Zeppelin crew be burie jthe meetings, may | his personal knowledge of the altua-| batants had been their victims. tion In the Carranza capital may be} The vans of the Royal Flying of use not only to the American mem-| Corps bore the coffins to the grave- misisoners. lines of police who were assigned to The conferees will hold a formal) see that there were no demonstra- meeting on Friday mornin tions, At the graveside the police a Seventeen sailors were buried in one grave and the only officer in an- other, IN CHINA-JAPAN AFFAIRS the Zeppelin, to-day received $2,500, the first instalment of the rewards offered by aviation enthusiasts for Representatives at Tokio amd Peking | ‘Pe, feat. Terect fogerging the Zeppelin raid, . the Bettiah official Prese Bureau gave New Demands, tat tis statement = WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.—Inquirles} the damage done—viz., practically nil will be made immediately of Ambas-|—was exactly what was reported tn Retnach, at Peking, regarding Jas/NO confiagrations of afy Importance pan’s new demands on China, the” State Department announced to-day, have not reached the depart-]| THE HAGUE, Sept. 6.—A Zeppe- ment officially, are confirmed by] in, very badly damaged, landed near private advices to officials. Mons following the ratd on London, ? Re ERe sr.| Shipped to Germany, according to ad- ¥ posalbly Interfere with Amer-| vices received here today. Several n interests, it is sald, Is that re-lof the crew were suffering from |inner Mongolia and southern Man- \churla, Tho extent of these powers jwint determine whether or not the! MIDLAND BEACH THRONGS participate, aince | with military honors since non-com- bers, but also to the Mexican Cim-| yard. The vans passed between long —. outnumbered the spectator: U. S. TAKES UP CRISIS Lieut. Robinson, who brought down ‘ Commenting on the German official Instructed to Inquiries Over “It is only necessary to repeat that sador Guthrie, at Tokio, and Minister{the Rritish communiques, There were ‘The published demands, although ‘The only one of the demands which| nd was dissembled and tts parts questing Japanese police powers In| shrapnel wounds, |$1,000,000 BACKS DYE FIRM. KR. L, Faller & Co. in Westchea Me y A corporation known as Ralph Ly Fuller & Co, Inc, with capital of $1,000,000, is going to nufacturer | chemicals and dyestuffs in Westehester ts certificate Med day Shooting Gallery and Ends His Life, A man believed to be Willlam K aN employee of the SS. White dental supplies factory at Princes Bay, killed himself on the boant walk at Midland Beach, Staten Island, Just before midnight with hundreds of Cour in W | The direet and Talph \ f A Cart J. Kul ere of No. 2K merrymakers for witnesses, this city, ‘The young man ran out of the audt- | Eee ence which had been listening to a Roy Fatally Hurt by Aato, band concert in the pavilion a John Davis, on years old, of No, | {28 into & shooting gallery SS Wyckoff Street, Brooklyn, is dying fimueetbe rian nhs jim the Holy Family “Hospital from | prom a totter found in his pocket s run | addressed to Mise 8, T. Jamieson over by an automobile owned by C. W.! Princes Ray, the police gathered. that Keenan of Iton Street and! ho had come here trom \ dgven by William Kreus of No, 307] 2° bad come here from Virgin CBrrolt street, this afternoon, The boy | Werks ago to get work wh playing ball in front of his home| Could pay court to her and had and stepped in front of the machine, rejected, «i dart- caught up ot himself Rejected Man Seizes Pistol in}; Party. This statement brought forth long applause, ‘Mra. Roessing in her report declared that the Congressional Committee had by no means given up hope of con- vineing President Wilson of the jus- tlee of the Federal amendment for which the association has been fight- ing for forty years. The momentous question affecting the orjanization came up at the afternoon session when there was a three cornered debate between three prominent members of the associa- tion, Miss Laura Clay of Kentucky, favored dropping the work on the Federal Amendment and confine the association's activities to State Legis- lation. Mrs. Ida Husted Harper, New York, ‘urged the dropping of work for State Referenda and concentrate on the Federal Amendment, while Mrs, Ray- mond Brown, New York, argued that the present policy of the association to work for woman suffrage “by ap- propriate national and State Legisla- tion,” be continued, Describing equal suffrage as “the Uveliest political issue before the public,” Mrs. Brown alluded to the State campaigns which have been fought and won, resulting in a grow- ing number of men being elected to Congress by the votes of women, “When the last group of states was won in 1913 and 1914 the Federal amendment came into the immediate foreground of national politics,” Mrs. Brown continued, “and there is no doubt tt ts going to be passed before many years, When tt has been passed by both Houses of Congress, how- ever, the fight has only just begun. Not a woman will be enfranchised until It Is ratified by three-fourths of all the states, “This means that tt ts of the ut- most importance to strengthen our state organizations, Of course we must go on working as hard as ever to secure the passage of the Federal amendment, but at the same time we must try to win new states and to prepare the states for ratification, Mr rr of the eral a that th ciation should eon trate on the Susan B. Anthony eral amendment and th individu: iscontinued, We obtained ¢ 1 suffrage States to make ou measure & Natlonal political ta irs, Harper sald; “to force its nent by the platform of all tiv to. persual » for the iment which his party nt of the Ur erse his ttitude ¢ and def latform he was 1 to scare It s ( that It has resorted to every subter- fuge known In that body in order not to put itself on record again t ection! Miss Clay gave a brief review of the history of Constitutional amend. ments in order to indicate, she said, that fighting = for suffrage through i was “diMoult and prees ing to how military coerc nec some of the State ratity Ainendments, she continued; “The Anthony amendment work in the | rr jk Tweel of Brooklyn sustaine pa Pres. | ts a| provesit. 25cat all druggists. “The adoption of methods for ro stricting or preventing the importa. tion of cheap manufactured goods Produced at lower rates of wages and under worse labor conditions than Prevail in this country.” This vir- tually calls for the imposition of a tariff, The Congress went on record unan- imously in favor of the nationaliza- Yesterday it called ation of the rall- roads, It also calls for a fixed mini- mum wage and shorter hours of labor, ———— ey HOSPITALS GET $2,500 FROM PRESIDENT WILSON He Sends Check for That Amount for Use of Shadow Lawn, LONG BRANCH, Sept. 6.—Con- gressman Thomas J. Scully of the Third New Jersey District has re- ceived from President Wilson a check for $2,600, This aum will be divided between the hospitals in Monmouth County shortly, When Shadow Lawn was proffered to the Preatdent as a summer resi- dence he wanted to pay for it, but when he found he could not do this he insisted that he be permitted to contribute to the hospitals an amount equal to what be would have patd elsewhere for a summer home. Col, Greenhut, the owner, on learn. ing for whom the place waa wanted, declined to accept rent and also bound himself to see that it was kept up. Mr. Wilwon accepted the place and, although he has had prac- tically no use of It, has sent) his check. >. —— ; NEW YORK MERCHANT KILLED Najib S, Mato From Aato TUXEDO, N. Sopt. 6.—Najsid Maloof, & lace Importer at No, 31 Rec tor Street, New York, died in the Tuxudo Hospital yesterday an hour af ter he was injured in an automobile accident on the outskirts of Tuxedo Park, With three companions, Mr. in Milfs striking another went Into a feni Mr. Mate thrown out, striking on his hi Saydal of Hrooklyn. : Dr, Muselman of Chic the auitomobt who was driving Doand minor the ¢ repetition of the Fifteenth with the substitution of the word ‘ex’ color or previous condition it can be« anything less than the Anthony amendment? BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes ath_and Fiteenth | Indigestion, One package Maloof | was on his way from his summer home | Fa. In attempting to avold | A. | Well Paid Well Pleased Well Cared for Good salaries; healthful workin, quarters; cosy rest,reading and lunc! rooms; a vocation that is engross- ing and worthy of the big pride that is taken in it. These are reasons why telephone operating offers such splendi portunities to intelligent girls. 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