The Woodhead family a1 finding their niche in Father, of course, is an hand.
The son has put in nearly two seasons.
Miss Irene Woodhead, however, is a comparative newcomer but she, ins to be enjoying the triple task to Shanghai, business life, playing of a plying the family talon"
the dutiful sister to a hefty brother and ing father in good trim for his arduous duties "Oriental affairs" which has reached a plea santly considerable circulation "George's" friends, by the way, are Kiooking forward to that new book which is coming out. very. soon.
ses of its quality have already, licen vouchsafed and it promises lbe an entertaining production, although its author modestly insists that it will make feathers bristle.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.