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, ir s four. ■ ? ■.':H*£-M3vUV ■—•■ I:iTHEiBAMNER-jfaRAiP.- ATHENS,.RfcohGUI: SUNDAV.-OCTOBER 15. 192.1. Trish "Joan of Arc’ Veterans of Tkree Wars Parade wsIrpiAfl iThe picture, at loft, shows-hpw the new-' Brotherhood of Locomotive En gineers Co-operative Bank , building in Cleveland, Ohio, will look when finished. It is to be erected Jib tbe downtown district. The tall build ing, ’ shown above. ; on Euclii} aVenue IpToievelabd. was recently ' purchas ed > by the co-operative bank, for pse as' one of the main downtown branches of the bank. j Maude Gonna MacBridc, Irish feminist leader. Is referred to by Sinn Feiners as their Joan of Arc. She recently was expelled from the gallery [of the Irish’Parliament for buckling speakers of the pro-treatylaction. I : European Poverty 'fn; i»royiiirpc *ai# ifo not*ry- ■ tecort for . thr* GrhnfirArifty' m’THe'toes Moines national encampment of the boys pf > AbpveLsDl^\T. Harding, father of Jn"o flroyfcTerrt (second from extreme ngnlj 'Is 'shb^-n bonding -the | Ohio delegation. To the left. Lewis S. Pilcher, .commander-in-chief of the k Crand. Ajmy. and Hanford MaoNide-. *«>niiniinder oiT the jRnt-Vft-a*lLegion, -dre sh©Wn-in-the .reviewing ..stand. Kaiser and Bride Titled Women Succeed in jBuzines How to Be Successful OUST A PART Or HER LUGGAGE. Silent 15: ■POL’A' ‘HEGRI TOO MUCH INTCRVIEWI^C' leading Katherine .McGuire. [olaMn "The Dangerous Age. ihrlek'of :ading Indy in Freak in Railway Crash : M3gzss& VERY SHORT COAT AGAIN MAKES ITS APPEARANCE ti 8UCCESS HABITS, (By Jean Rich.) . Success:is a' combination of gtxxl habit's. Here are some to- - tfbltivate:. : . Wear .a smile. Eat regularly. . slowly and •‘moderately. - *Never be too busy to be polite. , • r Leartf to control your tongue tafid your temper. " . ;Say/ goodby to . the worry ■ habit. . .t “‘Dare to' be original. _ ^ .jKeep in tune with your Job. ; 5 Never stifle your conscience. E ’er sacrifice, accuracy for r er mix personalities , mid PS8. ■ * ' ' V rer give way to pity.. friendly-always, but never lar. !... J. < • ..,. ■/. ‘VM»e at earn worker.- • ' f iLook ahead, not ’ backward.. is the application, as required, of Pleated panels v that will, hang below the bottom of the skirt. When they are set on at an angle ad 'in the sketch they are' considered especially clever. These are subterfuges for. the wom an- who Is regretting the passing of short skirts and wants to lengthen hers only by degrees. They’re both very fashionable just now. • Two ways to cheat a hem out of its newly fashionable inches are . shown on (the two models sketched. One is the new godet—a circularly cut piece of material that is.set in-to give an extra fullness and thejsugges; vember. Notice that' Wilhi abandoned the military m and that hia beard haa tion of a dip in the hemline. Many, of the new frocks use not one but two or more of them. The other way; Is equally popular. It shaggy and unkempL The princess *»■ * widow and mother o£ )1t« children. * «. ; . t . ■ iHero for $3; i. \ most > ambitious esX women* »Are Dancer Detained at Ellis Island New.Sultan? A seel rail bent In ttys curious maimer waa th. i° 1 ' Southern Pacific at Montalvo, CaL, In which: .iai lulled. Cara were thrown tfbout Ukaiptayln* card ■) rfgt.'fn: Camels Are
