Mrses.

I found I was to encounter a host of females—My Lady, her stepmother, and three sisters, and Mrses. and Misses without number, who of course would examine me with the most minute attention.

The old musty professor once thought our professional schools were safe behind their Anglo-Norman towers; but Mrses. and Misses now carry diplomas testifying to their acquisition of the degrees, M. D., L. B. and D. D.

There are other poems—“Joan of Arc”; “Jephtha’s Daughter”; many “Stanzas” and “Lines,” “Vents to the Heart,” or “Leaves from the Volume of Life,” all written with much pomp of blank verse and exclamation point by Agnes Strickland, Miss Edgarton, Miss Dodd, and other Misses and Mrses. “nameless here forevermore.”

The women are also eligible to sign this petition and by the Mrses. and Misses on the list, it shows that the women and young ladies of Tracy, are heartily in favor of better educational conditions.

In Rome, in Syracuse, in Athens, in Thebes, more than two or three thousand years ago, there was the bob-haired, painted, perfumed Miss and Mrs. of to-day, and she inspired almost exactly the feelings that our painted and perfumed Misses and Mrses. inspire in the men.

If Dr. Knight will spend his vacation on our western coast and witness some of the vagaries, false teaching and some of the wild and reckless conduct of some of the so-called religious movements headed and propagated by the Rev. Misses and Mrses., he would be a stronger believer in Paul’s inspired judgment that women should not become public teachers or preachers in the churches.

Present: Hon Albert Estopinal, President, and Mrses. John Taaffe, H. Verret and A.C. Ruiz.

Inside—the Matson Misses and Mrses. who work there say of the new lounge and lunch room, “Home was never like this!”

Sizes For All! / JUNIORS / MISSES / MRSES. / ½ SIZES / SUPERS / TALL GIRLS

Then there are also three professors, four lieutenants, one captain, one major, three lieutenant commanders, two lieutenant colonels, six commanders, two colonels and two Mrses.