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bit, "was hafjust as I telephoned yuu i-resiaenc seiwm canea me into his office and asked me about the matter. He said: 'Waverly, I was somewhat disappointed when you did not get this contract, but I see now why you did not.' "I answered: 'Yes, this proposition was made to me and I confess.it. was a temptation, but my wife, told me not to do ,it and I took her advice." " 'That's right, Waverly,' he said heartily, 'always take her advice. I never went wrong yet when I follow ed the counsel of my wife.' "And," owned Dick, ' sincerely, "I am afraid, Margie, if I had not been married I would have been in this thing." It's a proud woman I am this night. (To Be Continued Monday) o o GIRL TO DANCE BAREFOOTED AT SUFFRAGE SHOW Washington, D. C Miss Effie Bak er of Washington, noted for her graceful dancing, is to be.a feature in the suffrage play given by the Con gressional Union fof Suffrage. She will give her solo dance of "trium phant joy" as a curtain raiser before I the performance. o o AN OLD TIME EDITORIAL If the law fails to protect the weak from the strong, then anarchy en sues. If justice is not impartially ad ministered, the people w,ill not be' able to distinguish what is right and what is wrong, and if they fail to make .such distinction, there can be no stable government. The foregoing is not our editorial expression. It was got off by Con fucius, 500 years before Christ. Gov ernments 'have been proving, for nearly 2,500 years, that Confucius" knew what he was talking about. o o . CONTRARY Knick Does the dentist drill your teeth? Knack Yes; but he can't make .them act right. Judge. . cme Baker.