aod oilier visitors will ever be welcome.Miss Klein's Views ... itiss Klein's own views on the s,uo-jeet of her new venture hi Iowa City will be of interest:. To a representative of the Press, she said today: ‘■How did I enjoy my visit in New York? You mean my work; for it was surely work from early is tho morning until very late at night, and on occasions it was so very eany, and so very late that I wondered it 1 would meet myself coming and go-‘ ‘I bought and saw many nice * lungs while in New York, Imi do you iknow the nicest thing of all I bought was at the railroad station, the last day I was in New York, and that was a ticket for Iowa City. However. I expect to get to New York from time to time, for I intend to keep Tight up to the minute with my knowledge, so that you see at moderate prices, the ladies of this community will get New York service.= ‘T found that I had a task in bringing about ■the completion ot these rooms, which I consider the best second class beauty parlor in the country. You see. I found everyone elsewhere aimed to have the best first class, and that, is my reason for-being the blue ribbon winner of the best second class. Did I get nervous? I sure did. bur I am over it now.‘ T thank you for your kindly spirit and interest manifested, and I regret tha: I c-annot solicit your patronage, but my work will be with ladies exclusively, and I am auite anxious to rest my case- with thesaremarks to yo u and have a jury, the ladies of Iowa City, who will decide ::iy ’PLEA FOR AID BK ST, JOSEPH’SSt. Joseph’s Benevolent society oEIowa City is pleading for coittribu-lious, to swell ihe fund of the German Central society of the I’sited Stales, which is collecting money i for the amelioration of the condition of Europe’s suffering widows and orphans.Any gift ot money will be welcomed gladly by the local officers, who are as follows:President—John .Seolmann.Secretary—Joseph Fuhraiann.Treasurer—C. P. Huebner.RUMMAGE SALE The Baptist -Ladies will hold .a Rummage Sale at 213 S. Clinton St. {Formerly Manley Grocery) on Friday and Saturday of this week. g-29Hon. It. J. Y*‘ad© has received information. to the effect that the United States treasury has apportioned §13,029.74$ for the moving ot fall crops in. 23 states. Iowa’s share is §250,-000. Judge Wade is in control of a large measure of the Iowa distribution in this great feature of the Wilson administration.