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may be prevented.

The solution lies in the conVcning
ol' .1 Pan-Pacific Congress of delezutes
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~~izt most cities where they have been
commissioned they are detailed to
work as clerks of marshals. The ra—
pidity with which women are taking
to violating law. however. will lead to
the employment of members of the
sex in active detective work.

i’olice chiefs of most large cities
nun- prmmi the efficiency of women
r'n. l'lhilt‘e duties or specified character.
1'] \\'ashington women who belong to
thv police force are detailed to work
that involves contact with children
.md adult females. In other cities the
same plan is in operation.

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. rthc world. “1th a \"ieyv of arri\ing at employed m the detection and anest wheats which has recently been added S l‘ ,. h - 'h‘ h 1) ll - - o G
“ ‘ x _ -..(.--u \trHlllDlh'H-“I an understanding to prmeut our. The of female gamblers. it is pointed ollt- it0 the economic collections of Field seriftsh 32mg; ‘Lflzhigf; aoiysmfiggfp once tried: 15 never forsaken 1m:
..mpn\ \alt‘t‘lllo following motion was adopted: Gambling. race betting and other-Museum of Natural History here. origin The Einkorn still grows wild !
r" ‘ . Hf'lll‘llWl‘m‘S. "We do not believe that the Wash- lorms 0f “‘“g‘irmg that, are contrary ‘9 Modern cultivated wheats from va~ in Siberia and elsewhere in the south 59‘ ed p‘cnfl. only thn‘cmn orm.‘
,...\ i f muton conference is likely ‘0 9‘ 0“? law are being indfilgdcd in generally xix-ions parts of the world complete the of Europe Spelt is the oldest of the
'l..lilllll.lll HP" 0 :l'ny scheme of Value for the preyen- women in so—ca e tea rooms an exhibit. Most of the “heats have been . , ' . . . . . ~ . . . .
\~""“"““"l ll" 'tmn of any future wars. Further. we "Hid." kitchens In Oil" mid-“'estenn acquired through the cooperam of 10:11:13:th ‘Lilp::‘:ipngt 8::ch 0:;2113; tie barley. The small biéistly Turkex‘l‘m‘d‘s Oft-Ft:;~rivl‘:.. -0:‘?.mnn}3- the roost
‘ m m \rr‘t'ly é” believe that the best way to prevent city police recently raided a womens the ofiice of Cpi‘t’a] Investigation of land Egypt. \‘i’heat has become one 0 our (ad-ing‘ ~ri:1r y o ll'wd grain. aniohnaht '19:» u .5
~ Ills -!”*l ”1" la‘ uni-s will be for the Australian work— 1""‘192‘0115 dng‘IlSPG ‘15 4*. luncheon tht‘ Department of Agriculture. ’l‘his “'I‘ogethcr with these simple forms hard Winter “heats of th; Lmted in)! :14ch {31 12;: life‘s; i'cg isfgzojvgn
mm”; H“ “I” m— " H to “Hi”. “t "n understanding: “'“h “M" where ”mm.” was being served d"“‘“‘"“"“‘ is constantly engaged in ithere are to be seen such unusual h[life’s-.11“ ltlhnllhrslgi‘ sielnoliilttathli-rfgt'iat: lohg1aitelr’cuiiix'ation of t-hg‘oztiheor‘s b4:
i I M 1m itilvol‘ organizations in other countries. and grumbling with cards was gomg gr(,\\'ing nt-vv and! ‘old i:'a:i‘etie-s ,Yrflm'ms as Polish “'heat. which in spite (5:9 Sues: American; ”peg e; The h-trti'comes obsolete with “w ccse'itioh U:
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‘ mm h “ Pun-Pacific com-“I‘m“, “5 “H.” a" l “IV-Wifnnfé trut introduced into 1mg~ L'lOlls of Spain; AluSka \thu‘ Which £1th-S :inli Canada are "presented by ' teresting case of wild grasses. ranging
t it“! ilu- w..- tzculile. - . i i “ h .dt‘“‘1‘-«I ~i i] . <v i- i‘i- - ‘1‘is of H". tum known “5 thc “Miraclc Marquis. Red Fife and Kitchener \;|~ from Alaska and Canadian t‘cdikr
. ‘ ‘lllll' ”H“ ll .“Hs tit:('ldf‘(l illl‘llltl‘ that another ) ’ ' rumitrx m\]-J—,U‘.~‘\.,‘3‘;1d‘1.1:,‘(11d\l"i:r;l,:"ii'v‘m‘mr. 01‘ t-chen—hcudl-d wheat of i‘it-ties. Particularly l'clniil‘kfllllt is :1 grasses ‘0 the Silver Pampas Hm“?!
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t' ‘ l I‘ "S 'l 4 ' z t ‘L t 'h 1 .t: r‘, During: the prvsI-nl \ I'm: it lS_ ' . . ‘ 3 - , ‘ l n 501110 . . ‘ . . -
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_| , 52,: .,.-' (4-; l' ploycd in m liu- field work. Although ' .i‘l\.ill~“"lll nt of postal 6 :‘tir‘irlmv. Fabric Of substance $1.8 Vt (ll as beauty, 11va 1 din. L 1 thg I ‘01,;‘1 t0 Sglt’ :Ensures “3m appeflrflllt $1 a1“ 3) ‘qi
‘ n “ , ”"3" M” ”H" “l“ WW“ ‘” "“““‘ ”"' “—41—; l l '* reat durabilitv. substantlal though not heayyi en g 6 1g ens 1 9 0f 511”; SWCS 1303' fuller Satisfactlml.
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- ’ “‘ ”“t L ‘ ”h H‘ “"“m‘ ‘0” ”—2?— ”‘Ln 9 7 . , '3‘! itself quickly and finely to the st}, les of this Sprlngi OOHIGH bCHOOL suits for boys and young men 01 it}
v 7: . x 4.... . These four special colors, each in 04-inch xxitlt $71—95 t0 .- . .
n it“ lid-3L: . [.1 - fl - Handsome new tweeds and mixtures and serges.
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; ESTABLISHED 1892 E w r _ Some of them With the newest of new sports coats
.. I“ M m m i . . . which have pleated back and smart belted waist line——
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1d h dt 1 Str king SI 8 m $25M?»
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Maples 89° Go sc m1 , l _ 1. m. SE... ICE 5.... for M of 8 m 18. m.
' . ,4 1;: 4: at. - g. 011 short trousers.
1w“: 3mm. 33.32 " ' .7 . . S '1 ~-
‘ c . ”Nth... .,\ W, s m. 8'3 Washington St" 80' Nor“ alk, Conn I from Chene y m1 0 Bull mixtures and clear handsome tweak.—
l‘rn-Ilavl, institute for l'w- $12 $15 & $13
lnkuu'is Ills-nus. 'l‘ukio. f v V
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I .-..V...RT.M or‘ Japan “m- ’ Cheney silks—made here 111 0111 min 80 ~ « ne some and Ill ricli Sililtlc «it lllllt‘. Tailored with on.
Tl leoL. l.\\.'. “1;: 194.9 \ Unlisted Investment Securltles nccticut ! . . 1 t ' usual care and Skill.
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“in.unwilling”inn-um“ § G , (‘otto and Provisions 1 Cheney showcrproof foulai tlzs. Ninth (l9ll(101l> dlll‘s e- 512% h f“ 18— $22.50
....i mu ..m w!" § ram’ n B “-—and that luster proof against 111,]urykli) 111d]? tgifil . imm bum-intuit.
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, 11....” :znirt‘iing H mm Correspondents of Handsome navy and l-opcuhagen and hlar , “.1- 11 a . l r _ .
.m. llut ups...” n..- quiet figures in White or m white combined “it 1 a (000 . l lnusual th 1 S f
. ml or the epidemic W, ‘ . . . II
' '...f.. rum-g. whereas 11 I I I rt E? CO I orty inches Widc— $25 . g Or
I'l...i I \l‘éi'ill’stlj. omin- ° ° 0 on . ( ‘llt‘llcy lining SilkS, “'On‘h‘ous light and 0f 1.31 3 t ’ .
“‘"h 43 B d st t N . Y rk beautV- - a S real comfort
-- lllli “:is smaller than ’ r03 ‘4 tee ’ C“ 0 f . . 1 - - ‘ fi( 118 )atterng - 0
W. xnmnmm, Ch.” Striking patterns. attisticipattcrns, 111 1 1‘ 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ \I t1 ‘ .- ,-
‘ l' "”""“"-" had “" "" Members Of the Many colors are mingled in them—and 10:11 is die 1‘1 ct ieirili appreciate every one of them—for they,
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.,,- 1,... 1m opi- - p novel. _ f fog-t8 1 easier to care f01 Baby and gne Bab) real com-
,11:11:13”?1:32”{Ti New York StOCk EXChange Oficr harmony with whatever color one chooses or .K _
l - .lnin of cuch new"- Spring cape 01‘ Slllt 0r Coat. ercd 9;:11);‘Sar111 (”11139, prevent Baby from getting 1131C0V'
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:11-“3."T.‘.2..."‘...§.§ ~ CONTINUOUSLY SINCE 1863 , Forty “n.1,“ w.de_ $2.52 , ) .
. m 1 Third floor. . Ear conformer caps. rcmforced,—75c.
\-.. . ”5”" “I‘ll-:t‘l'i)?nl-umulalinn ESTABLISHED 57 YEARS i O f (VOInInOde rings, 2‘
' '» 437 “em-032‘ F rts Turkish towel bibs,——190 to 390 i
7. s37 414.538.8l our Spec _ _ _ .
3r. 50.254471 - Midget garters,——1oc.
7. ,2 4.844 . ‘ -. . . _'
.14 ({7’83934 o o ear Shirt st1etchers,—toc.
--------- , , SpCCla -prlce UlldBI W ‘ Rubber sheets,—$1 and $1.75.
""""" ‘l‘h Hamilton Sho ” - - w. M... QM. pads—59c toe-50 *
..-lu4l i“ M'r'fs. "at: i . .Preg); muslin) {131' 933:1): Silrégfilinlhfiiidegr; hind—done (‘iar pads, soft and quilted,—50.c
i.-p.m.-(‘hicago. Ill. ’ - I”! In W 1 e 01‘ 98 W1 as e _ _ Toilet seats 03k 01‘ White 1 35
. . . . ~ - - o . —$ . and 1.50.
“ YOU THAT THE and m attract“ “01°“ Crepe °f Pm hue and m mp1“ R (1 St di ’ $
1).. «fie-ct of F123"? TO REMLVD - " model -‘ .6 ar apers’ one dOZCD,—$4.
.i [vii-year norm 0 _ . . . . - _ . ‘ , ‘
" ““ "m“ 0‘ ”W dis‘ ‘7" . Bloomers of three different delighting sorts. Batiste PlnleSb diapers,-390 and 50c.
‘ -l l‘ in :i country of R d F M h - . . . - , ' “ . l _l'
l" “N" who” ”l“ 5‘“ Ictor ecor S or are With lace tnmmmg; fancy Windsor crepe, WhltB} or flesh Rulibcr pants, oOcSto 95c.
ilpox prcuiils, and / HERE hued sateen econd floor.
1' ll" mw. infects lllOl‘P ' ” i ' ' _ . ‘ . t
. 11.1 m... mm mists ARE ' Envelope chemlses of namsook, trimmed With lace or . ‘
Wino” of known Now’s the time, here’s the place to hear them, and embroidery; finished W‘lth ribbon straps or built—up I llke checkers
, um ... wr be able to the pleasure will be all ours, if you W111 shoulder. . w .
.'_‘."‘_5h2‘.i gappsg'uugfigr‘ll let US play them for you. I Petticoats .of good luminous staunch sateen, pleasmg ‘ . 9
“ "~" "““mfl‘m” VICTOR DEPARMNT—MAI—N FLOOR Plain colors 01‘ efieCtlve flowered des1gns. C 888 01’ 01‘] age 0
x ‘ Special. price for any——d fl ”FE 35°
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.,, ,1 m . . ,. m“ Here are the proper “tools” for an engoyable game1—1
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1 m. r - iui\\l«'.l,s‘ wnn cc Nuttm Plctures . 9 o » . Cnbbage boards—25c and 450,
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- M II Ult\lA l'lu siRLP ’ _ , .- 1r gl'ng Chesmen_69c to 1.35.
-. l m r n ' Beautifully I tamed - i ' 7 ' Checkers of composition—25c and 45c.
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rullt l-‘ig Syrup." If] . 0 s“ . 95c. Cheeker boards-.450.
. tln’itt‘d. or if §0ur 30 P C t R t] 1c er e .
W34 .Mprish' fun of 20 to er en 0 e “C 0n . _ Fourth noon ~ 4
. L’lvg‘ a tenspooui'uL . . . . _ _ ' . . ‘ ,
M... him-is. melt: l Extenswe Lme of Subjects, Exteriors and Not bloomer dresses_for these smart new gingham , d 1)] { t fr _
all see or yours 0 . . .
......k .1... Interiors lhave straight knickers instead of full bummer:i1 t epen a 8, All 9-8 am -
wur llllt‘ ind waste . . i ' . BdWi a re - '
and you have 2. Suitable for Shower, Weddmg, Blrthday and And those straight knickers are fimsh I? t?
. Ii again. - ‘ CUE. - '
. mothers keep "C'LllfOP-l Graduatlon GlftS 1 P1 . . With trimming 0f fancy Plaid or razor for 89$
'“""‘-'ufiii5Tysktnxna PICTURE DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR lobed; pretty checked ginghams with trimming in White. B t' th . 1- .
_ Ask \‘0ur druggigt for K ,"'_ , ._ ' : 381113 1011 §m00 “m. < _ “WM '
to mm: . ilurnm l-‘ig Syrup" which an Stl' t ‘ NM“ 81133 2 to 6-— ‘ . ._ ‘ ~ . 95c Complete With 3131301) and m _ ’ . x
11H“ ’1‘ lions for babies and Chil- 49W ee ‘ . , . ”CM r with Speed and . n u _‘ T , . .; -
Mom‘- .i..V.LL'“5 printed on bottle. ‘RY ‘EV'ENING UN LU m , used. , :.. - .- ’ - - -
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which are known to have been used
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Davis states. The lieginiiiup’ of its cul
livation b-longs to :11. early iwrioii i ‘
the history of the human race.

“Mankind has probably always used
the seeds 01‘ the wild grasses for i‘ood.
Some of these furnish very fair-sized
grains and from such our cultivated
cereals are unquestionably derived,
though botanists cannot now always
trace them to their wild prototypes.
An example of such is the wild Em-
mer of Palestine. a large grained wild
grass which has been claimed by some
to be the ancestor of our cultivated
wheats of today.

“Certain primitive wlicats are still
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