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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 16, 1922 · page 12

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IIIIIIINII HAWAII

 

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borers to leave Hawaii and go to the
mainland of the l'nit’ed States About
scvo:nty- rive percc nt of these laborers.
Iv the ovungcr ones. sign con-I
tracts in the Philippines with the in-
tention of making Hawaii a stepping
stone to the l nlted States."
The total number of Filipinos in

STEI’PINII SIIINE
III UNITE“ STATES if“ I" I‘IfssIzIem" 73::

prepared was

______,_._.__._....__
MANILA. i‘. 1. June III—About. AIR MAIL SERVICE
aevcnt3-IIII IIIr.r nt of the Filipino ln-- cum) Esnpt .lIme 16.~—The in-
borers “ho go in ilauaii to work on I auguratlon of an I' Air Mail Service"
plantain); Is tIII rI tVt'nlllaIIY expect to ,3,“th Cairo and Dagdad and
ranch (III III Ii Ham-l o: the l nit (1 Sta- I tween n... latter up and Karachi gt:-
10s. aIIvorIiIIzz: to ill“ r-poIt of i<ran- ing a through India- Empt scrxlce. is
(‘5500 VHY'W‘ Ill-"I S‘II'mmm ‘0 GOV?"- ' making I: mm the center of England 5
nor GI-nI I‘lI \‘I'oml. Mr. \‘nrona wus' imppriay air communications just as
commiwinnwl curly in 192‘} by For-In“. Supz Canal has been in the past

 

mcr Con I'IIUI' (‘Ivm‘ral Harrison to {he (II-mgr of llritainss sea. “a3s
'“""S'II""I" “”1 "Hm” 0” ”I” condi‘ It is understood that the next sLi‘p.

110m of Iv‘ilIIIIIIo laborers in Hawaii.
According: to (‘oIIIIIIissIoner Varonzl's:
report IIlI‘ I-‘Ilipinr- labors-rs \wrc not
.trt-ntr-d by their (III‘IIIII'U'G rs In the some
manm r IIS (I‘II'lf'i‘ II: tIOIIIl‘Is. The Fili-

Engl. IIII] to I: 53 pt. soon “ill he taken.
1 his “ill clxe through air serxlcc from

England to IIIIlizL
I 'I‘IIIrII is also a rumor that owing to

‘itlIe widespread dissatisfaction prmail-

pinos IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIml I-IIIII-ciolly of harshv ing in both England and 1::th with
tmntm'flt ”WHY", “I ”m hands or Iegartl to the infexlor facilities now
IIIe lUI': mun (‘1‘) plan: Itlons. :IccorIi- ‘ (“rand In the post office a sorxice of
ing to lll" report. rhvse fortrnr “Huh,“ bump- IIItvIIIn Alexandim and
1"“ "I”HI "135' “U" usually l‘mto‘ I‘Irinrlisi I'IIII'i Pails illlll again by air

t-‘r‘otIleInIn or G» r-I

Rim-Ins. I‘m-men Falls and I ondon

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The Paul Jones Middy

Gives You Two Blouses in One

wear to gym. Roll it up a couple of times, unsnap the tabs attached
to the inner seams and button them together in the back. Your
second blouse, the coed style. now so much in vogue for street wear.

You'll certainly think this the most practical of Middies. It is
economical, too. in spite of its excellent material and workmanship.

Only $1.98

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VASSAII 00ml
ENIEIIIAINS I .090
WillllilNfi Iilllls

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. June 16;
—-—One thousand girls from factories
and offices in six states today began
a week of campus life as guests of
Vassar. the oldea women's college.

Lantern fetes by the lakes, basléeb
ball games. hoop rolling, and a
"Pageant of Woman's Opportunity”

will glue collegiate color to this first
gathering or represtntive industrial
and academic workers.

The occasion for this meeting of
.working girls and students is the an-
Inual convention of the National Lea-
gue of Girls’ Clubs. a federation of
societies whose members number
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Henry Noble , Mac Crookes. - presi-VV

dent'of Vassar, in his address of

welcome said:

“The democracy of the curriculum
is the unique achievement of the
Amtrican college. We recognize no
royal road to learning.
for us to break with one more bar-
rier of the academic tradition—the
barrier ‘that separates those reared
in the atmosphere of college from
those in the great industrial heart of
America.

“By means or just such organiza-
ti-IIH as the National League of Girls’
;Clubs it will be possible to suggest
that college life in America is not ex-
clusive, but inclusive. It is Vassar-'5
aim to share with you in these days
a taste of the best that is in college
spirit. and we bid you welcome to
‘3nI'I‘ own feast ILt was an an-
I cicn: custom that every guest brought
ihis food with him to the castle of
the host: so you bring to our college
:campus the joyous spirit of living

 

Iwcll togrthor that you haxe achieved

in \‘l‘lll club organizations.
‘ ‘That is all there Is in college

It remain»

spirituand we know that you have
learned ltsrlesson so that. it will be
easy {or you to extend the. same
spirit: to‘ the groups from all these
cities here today. Our students and
officers who will live with you here
this wool: will. I know. learn much
' from you. Out to such contacts we
shall build better colleges!”

Girls from Massachusetts. Rhode
Island. Connecticut, Ohio, Pennsylv -
nla and New York are attending the
convention.

 

LONG TELL“ FOR GENMAN.

 

HARTFORD, June 16 (Associated
PrI-ss).-——A sentence of 10 to20 years
in state prison was imposed on Ar-
thur Decker of New Britian. by Judge
Mullbic in the criminal court here
for the shooting of Detective Sergeant
La‘wrtnce J. Lowe. of this city. on
ithe. night or‘ April 28. Lowe was in
‘thc hospital several weeks, the bullet
wounds being in his back.

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