The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1922, Page 10

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL _1yaa, Bnergetic, Irrepressible Chicago Spinster Is - Described as the “On-Her-Toesiest” Person in the World. “2 AN aboard for a trip around the ‘world. © Miss Celeste Miller of Chicago ix In town. “Who is she?” you question. Why, Mise-Miller is the pluckiest, gamest ‘on-her-toesiest” person in the She is seventy-four years old for the last forty of them has f travelling. She arrived in New recently after her sixth trip nd the world, She is stopping at Hotel Belmont. Travel?" breathed forth trom the acious little body who has so gal- ily swept around the world all by lonesome. “I’m a born traveller. ee the time I was born I had al- lye itched to travel. Every fortune who ever looked at my hand has that I was born to travel. So my father married a second over forty years ago and left me income to spend as 1 saw fit, I de- to travel, and since that time 1] les CELESTE been" — Sas ee & The active little personage let loose} guide, a big husky Arabian six feet her storehouse of memoty rem- ae Ee tall, who an lift the ences of her many trips around] home rieNt off Its feet, broke down world—enthusiastically, eapidly}s, jot. But I'm cou altingly. We are off on our story] never been afraid. I have tre adventure, Fast and West Coast of Af Prom Seattle to Yokohama, where| Z0Ne into the interior to the I've been up the Nile." glorious sunsets and gorgeous Weren't you ever lon jorings of the Orient dazzle and] queried to this woman traveller who tivate the fancy. The place is|has always journeyed by herself ; “Land sakes, no! Why, I was too ) sultry, and one feels as though}... there are so many things to the Equator itself. We stifle. Then} see that by night you are so dirty and pace is renewed. We are off|tired you just take your bath and in to Hokodo, an island in| flop into bed,” n where an aboriginal Japanese But you must know quite a few languages,” I questioned next be found with dlond hair and] «No, only English,” she answered marks all ovey him. This|tp my amazement, Miss Miller is a ecies is rather extinct, but there 1 uate he an, cone h Recruits only a smattering of French and Ital- a few left to allure the curious} jian to aid her. ‘But there is no detl weller. | With @ lurch, the trunk nite language In any of these coun beautiful land of Kioto, the hot ring country of the Orient. Again are off. Back to Yokohama. But y for a brief rest. Tokio and obi call. We linger, enjoy, then on. Across the Fuzon to Peking, ence to Nanking, Shanghai, Hong- , Singapore, Colombo and Port In all these places we visit ums, study the people, collect and unusual laces—and increase jr store of knowledge. Again we off on our homeward journey. ith little futterings of excitement visit Marseilles, thence to Paris gpd then to the ship which is to carry home. An $8,000, trip. ‘And when I saw New York," the ess voice of our traveller trails “I was ready to kiss its shore. is no place like America. No sitter hi ch I t al, I" b rican throueh and trough, woe, | Modern life makes mn I was a little girl of four, I . . e this spring essential ember my father taking me to a us where they recited this piece mat America.” 'VERY year hard floors Throwing her head back, Miss and pavements become Mer recited with a defiant, proud Reece cuaieerasl = taks' a Patriotic air a poem of six or bi . S'Sullivan’s Ret verses Yaudatory of home— Gable Heels combine just the right toughness for long, hard oe with springiness that gives real protection. Ask for them when you ve travelled. That was my trip—to the Orient,"”" she con- I was the first woman ever the Andes. I was the first n to cross through Russia on the rian Railroad. And we travelled th chickens, cattle and other fauna, travelled in my own caravan : is reat ap leave your shoes—see that ross Morocco. I've journeyed from tached, wa to Beirut on an Arabian horse. they are a 3 that journey we had to travel 0 as ht. Why, the man who was my nacial Sale of 375 NEW SPORT COATS! A WIDE VARIETY OF THE LATEST MODELS IN MATERIALS INCLUDING TWEEDS, CAMEL'S HAIR, HERRINGBONES, COVERT CLOTH, ETC, $9.95 to $25 Mlustrated Stylish ALL WOOL TW. Bport Goat tries, They have a dialect which is hardly comprehensible to one who is familiar with languages. But T man- wed to get along with the sign lan- guage. Once, when | was traveling mm a foreign ship, 1 wanted some cken and could not think of the French word for it, So T just flapped ny arms like a chicken" (Miss Mil- ler here gave a very graphic deserip- tion) “and To wa presented with icken in every shape, size and form “How in the world do you keep in h good health?” went on her in- ' quisitive questior Miss Miller ts] {it the picture of healt! “It is because [| never give in. I never nurse an ailment. If I feel the least bit indisposed, I jus 5 get up, And then, too, from fruits, Fru st are bad for tray While travel Miller wears two wrist her left arm This is ways have the right time. Ds this, she has a large alarm tha radium face and six ot pieces. So no matter what happen ulways on time In Chicago Miss Miller has a store- house and two safety vaults filled with curios, precious stones and rare laces “But T can't wear them travelling s e war," she ex- ng her hands in horror, as she pictured the revolting conditions in all Kuropean countries. “The conditions in other countries we really unspeakable. They would irt if they could."* Her arrives in Ch cago this week she will have com ed over 900,000 mi ings, And when one r this has all bee woman, uhesco trusty cane, we can all appreciate and praise this valiant traveller of seventy-four Miss Miller ts]! SHIP NEWS INFORMATION Due To-Day. Prittania, Marseities | 180 “ Mareh 18 aquehanna Mihiel, Coto Munamar,’ Anrilla tupsenes Due Thursday. vaples : anta Marta March 24 March 27 Mareh 30 vee AD «April 3 March 23 <Mareh 28 April | J /Mareh 22 April t America, Southampton March 30 Sail To-Day. Mails Clore. Sails Mauretania, Cherb'rg. 8.00 A.M. Noon Panhandle State, Ply- mouth ++10.00 A. M. Noon Munargo, Nassau ...12.00 M 8.00 B.A Sail T0-Morro Paris, Havre Polonia, Danzig’. Hamilton, Hers GR yess + TRO ALM Kingston... 9.00 ALM. Colon, Cristobal 11.30 A. M Sail Thursday Mails Clone meronia, London- ie + 8.00 A.M. Noon Wuerttemburg, Ham: burg 8.30 A.M. Noon Canada, Na 10.00 A.M. Noon Experanza, 8.00 A.M. 11.00 A.M UNION TO VOTE ON DECREE. Federal Attorney Wants Injane- tion ed to Bricklayers’ Local, A special meeting of Local Union No. 34 of bricklayers, has been called for to t Labor Temple in Bast 84th Street, to conseler a request of the Fea- eral Attorney for action by this and inother union in regard to the injune- tion proceedings before Justice Hand. Assistant Attorney D. L. Poc asked the union to consent to amend- ment of the nt de so that Local Union No, 84 shall be |trades were guilty there is a sentiment bound by that Injunction, It was excused |agsinst permitting the union by con- from operation of the injunction on |aent to take on the prohibitions of the motion of Mr, Podell, when C. M.]injunction issued against Beattie, for the unton, objected, of injunction |miscondwct of which unions. De An Easter Gift | Ar Easter the gift ofa fine perfume has acertain symbolism long understood by fair women. —Florient (Flowers of the Orient). 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