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ARISTOCRATIC ARMY LASSIE. (Sun Cables). LONDON, Januarj r 27. A bombshell fell in society on the discovery that Lord Kinnaird’s eldest daughter was among the speakers at a Salvation Army gathering,. She has been secretary and active in slum work for the past two years. She has reached a captain’s rank. Her superior officers describe her as tfie “fair-haired, blue bon netted captain,” anfl as efficient, humble, and overwhelmingly sfiy. She is happiest when sympathising with the poorest East Ekiders. The children of the slums love her.
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Southland Times, Issue 19157, 29 January 1924, Page 5
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