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Send for illustrated booklet J. keepers, Bocial workers, and secretaries. Miss Richards. Providence, East Side Box 5. Boston office. WANTED-Competent teachers for public VERMONT Fine old brick house in the town of and private schools. Calls coming every day. Hollis, Maine, along the Saco River, with Send for circulars. Albany Teachers' Agency, MHESTER,VT. "The Maples," Delight ontbuildings and about one acre of land. Albany, N. Y. U ful summer home. Cheerful, large, airy Near the summer home of Kate Douglas WANTED-Teachers all subjects. Good rooms, pure water, bath, hot and cold; broad Wiggin. For particulars address Mrs. GEO.S. vacancies in schools and colleges. Internapiazza, croquet, fine roads. Terms rensonable. tional Musical and Educational Agency, CarRefs. exchanged. The MISSES SARGEANT. negie Hall, N. Y. FOR SALE To settle an estate, attractive house HELP WANTED and furniture; 7 master's rooms, 3 baths, Castleton, Vt. 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Hotel managed by same *De Witt Clinton," added FLEMING, Manchester-by-the-Sea, Mass. 127, Outlook. family for 28 years. Booklet and rates on request. E. A. ELLIS, Prop. to the Day Line fleet this sea HARMING HOUSE For Sale or modern. Plymouth, Mass. Apply to Business Situations WANTED-Position as librarian in boardcluding Sundays. All through ing school or small college, boys' boarding of SUMMER COTTAGES To Let school preferred, by woman librarian of ten, rail tickets between New York at $300 up; For Sale at $3,500, years' experience. Would do clerical work and Albany accepted. Send $7.500, $12,000, $18,000 to if desired. 162, Outlook. 4 cents for literature. $75,000. Country Club, bathing, good EXPERIENCED woman, Pratt graduate, train and shop service. HELEN THURSTON, desires position as supervisor in boarding 20 Pleasant Street, Tel. 80, Rockport, Mass. school, in or near New York preferred. Best Hudson River Day Line references. 134, Outlook. 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Shopping Agency, cheerful surroundings. Skilled and kindly Rates for a single room without bath and with 3 meals. or separately. Desirable location, near established 1895. No charge: prompt delivery care. Miss A. VANDERBILT, Milford, N. J. $5-6 in cities and popular resorts, $4-5 in the country I Columbia. 154, Outlook. 44 West 22d St., New York, Delightful Autumn Tours EUROPE MEDITERRANEAN EUROPE 1921 The Bemis Convalescent Home A JAPAN BY THE WAY NE of those typewritten letters that bear the warning caution, “Dictated but not read by Mr. — ," was recently received by the head of a large manu. facturing concern, says the New York "Times." It was sent back by him with the words written across it in a large, clear hand, “Received but not read by Mr. - " "Think of asking a man a favor and then letting a stenographer sign your name to it while you are out playing golf," was the manufacturer's comment. A high light in an otherwise very somber picture is this from Pueblo, published in a despatch to a daily paper: Doris Seaber walked into one of the morgues to-day and declared that she was very much alive. As she gazed at the body which was identified as herself, she said: "That is not me." A request in this column for the miss. ing lines in a partly obliterated epitaph has brought many answers. The following comes from a Newark (N. Y.) subscriber, with the statement that it is found on a gravestone in an old Dutch cemetery on a farm in Wayne County: Sarah Van Benschooten is my name Prepare for death and follow me The epitaph, so far as the last four lines are concerned, is a common one in New England graveyards dating around 1750 to 1850, another subscriber informs us. ONGS OF LIBERTY Sacred and Secular. Specially adapted for BOYS' AND GIRLS' CAMPS AND COMMUNITY CHORUSES s book also includes the well known melodies of the South. 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The stripe around the side walls is registered as a trade mark in the U.S. Patent Office Youll find a clue to tire worth in the way the tire is sold The Red Mask Contents of August ASIA .. 436 At first glimpse it looked like a man in a red mask and black cloak, crawling on his hands and knees. A moment later the red-masked figure straightened, spread great wings and flew into the blue above the Himalayas. A carrion vulture! Coming out of the Eng. lishman's cabin! Pilsbury, of the Forest Reserve, stationed near Murree—whimsical, delicate, studious—a man who had a way with small creatures. Beattie, his Chief-all man-plenty of chin, a bullock neck, a lot of appetites partially under control-said to be brave. The deadly Karait, a creature of the blackest reputation of all India-thin as a lead pencil, black with the black of old leather, a dull gleam to her extra unlovely head-Pilsbury's one defense against the bullying of Beattie: Around this triangle Will Levington Comfort and Zamin ki Dost interlace one of their remarkable Eastern stories—a study in the psychology of fear between animals and men. Peace and a Naval Holiday .......... Detractions and Can Put Them to .......... 435 Cartoons Selected by Outlook Readers The End of the British Coal Strike.. 436 The New Chief Justice.. Three Ambassadors and Two Gover. norships... ......... 437 The Anglo-Japanese Alliance ......... 438 The Opium Evil...... 438 Are the People Losing Their Religion P 439 By Lyman Abbott What General Dawes May Do....... When We Shall Worry...... Uncle Sam Saves.................... 440 Staff Correspondence from Washington by Elbert F. Baldwin Opposing Views : By Andrew Ten Eyck Church-Going................... 445 By Howard A. Bridgman Fewer, and Better, Men ............ 447 By Kingsley Moses By Eleanor Markell La Mare........................ 451 Books Received. .................. 451 The Editors' Mail Bag: The Peace Resolution; A Bit of a Blanket Stiff 452 Publisher's Notes Contributors' Gallery... Financial Department.... Follow Through (Poem)......... By Francis B. Keene Better than Bolts .... By Paul V. Collins By the way.... 460 The Dangerous lslands · By Frederick O'Brien For more than 400 years these siren islands, a bracelet of ivory and jade set in the sapphire Pacific, have been known to mariners as marking the most parlous piece of sea in all the round of the globe. They are the fairy islands of childhood, the coral strand of youth, the lotus lands of poesy. It takes but Frederick O'Brien's inimitable story-telling to put you on familiar terms with every interesting character on Niau, from the Mormon deacon who peddles bread to Chocolate, a mongrel pup of the Marquesas. An Evening with the "Damned" By K.K.Ardashir "Oh, Allah! We are indeed lost!" exclaimed old Abdul Hamid, thirty-fifth Sultan of Turkey, when an English friend said to him that the Turks were the only commercially honest people in Europe. Chatty and historical anecdotes go to make up this more than entertaining article about the old Sultan who once claimed that, The British Sovereign and I are the two greatest Mohammedan powers on the earth!" Singing Craftsmen of Peking . . . By Sam Dean American captains of industry marvel at the wonderful handicraft, skill of the Chinese, an abiding heritage from days when work was art and art gave joy and joy meant song. These merry artisans, members each of their powerful guilds, still specialize on beauty while the rest of the world concentrates on production Hindu Stories in American Negro Folk Lore By Norman Brown There's nothing new-even under the Asiatic sun! Now we find that some of Uncle Remus' very best thrillers have their counterparts in the softly told stories that little Hindu children listen to at night from their Ayahs. Main Street in a Caucasian Village - By Elizabeth Anderson Molikans, Armenians, Russians, Turks, crowd Main Street in Dilijan, where even the mildest men looked ferocious when they stared from under their shagsy caps of tangled sheepskin at this plucky American girl who made the acquaintance of these swaggering Caucasians while doling out the supplies of a Relief Commission. Black Bull the Champion - . By Bernard Sexton A legend of India which holds a world of wisdom, philosophy and humor in its short but stirring length. The Great River ..... By L. 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