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PAGE 6
LITTLE STORIEIS FOR BEDTIME
/.;# tho its to \ u unhoe $m
GRANNY KO\ VDMirS (.ROWING OLD
i f’rtpyria t>*>* tUt. I*t T it • IluG' #•»
Old Gmnay Fox i* » *pr> old l*d>
tut her %#*■ If you don't b lie •
just iry tu catch her But »pr> a•
lb* i*. «h»- isn't a» »pn »** *»u -, *d
In 6* No, air, Granny Fox Isn't ■<-
#pt ? an »b»' u*ed t) bf The truth i
Granny In pretty old *:»<• n- vei
Mould admit it. and H*dJ> «»•■)« r
i*■«lis«d It until the dm after tin
- great storm. All that night they had
bunted in vnln for something to * < T
mid a* da >■ light had crept Into th.it
•otiM' to rest nwin I before «tarim
on another hunt You se** she» ha>'
neither Gi* stnnrth n<r ts» cour*g’
ic hum an* then Wadtas
thru Mintr ih vert hud wotk at
fv« ft and very tlresom# hut w ten
cmr itomst h ha 1 * be# n «tni*' Cor
lony 'hm you almost beam »o »m
il#r what foot! taut* li*#* i» •• 0 :*
harder work stjD You *►•• ’’
food thn* m.«k« strength. and i,*- k
of f«**d taken a* wlv- t**o.
;.nu do ha*. f.
Th.** was why Granny #u Red*
i<m Juki bad 'o mat Hi:m;rv »
they Were, the? had (o five ,p for a
while. Redd’ dm,: « s .im>lf : *’t
Mid If ever there v. .t a disitu/aped
otin* Tot he w.ts ’nat one ’sv ,n
} were dead " f»,- n.onrv
'‘Tu', till. in. .-/id Granny I ox
; harply. ‘That's no way for tr
tox t.» talk’ Ira . hrim-d of
I1 ,n indeed ' r l:en t-hc .J' > and tore
kimio “! know jurt ho* iom «► 1 1
Just try to f >rge; vjur vmm> i
atoinat it vied re*, a while. *.\ mv'* ,
hau a tltneeotne, disnppo n» inir ri*.-
< ouraicim. night. dtr when ' (> u *r
rested things will not loofc tup*' *» t
bad You know the old fAjtnx
Never a read #o !<>nu th> t •
tlul It corn** t» a turn at last
.\>v«r a cloud that gattier# #w.f"
Hut tlifiN>#'ir> as far*
"You think you couldn’t pos-..d> !
fee! any »or»r rl in ton do r :
now, but you could Muni at- j
have had to go burner loncer an J
(hi*. After we have r» -I**«i > w till (
we will so over t<> ;be Old P ur»
I ertaapn we will hav, better I .
t.l)er#/.’
So Reddy tried t< forg* -h* up
linen* of hi* stomach and actuad
had a nep, for he w*> very, ver
t>red. Wbep he awoke he felt
ler "Well. Granny.** said fc«\ *k ' -
mart tor the Old Pasture The aov
bar erurted over "and wow ,n*t dnd
It euch hard going a* it -v t - la
mfkL"
Grannt ir>*e and followed Reddy j
iut to the doorstep. She w aike i j
wtiffly. The truth i* she ached, in |
every one of her old bones At b ««t
that is the wav It teemed to her. j
Hht looked toward* the Old P.-i~
tore It seemed ver' far ,«w -»y (
Granny aifh»d wearily. "1 don’t
Iteve 111 go. Reddy,” saui *«h» Yc. f |
tun luck go wlth«you "
Reddy furned :*nd -»at‘d :r Gran ’
n> supple loudly. Ygu know hO i.» a
eevy suwptciou* natur* Could it h* .
tha* Granny had some secret p an of i
IS THE HOME BREAKING I P?
We Have Failed to 'lake Proper I *e of It. Dedale* 'lr-*.
Wilcox.
By WINONA WILCOX
It would scorn too early n bi~
tory to question ibo itabUuv u{ 'he
horn* If wlw person* mcr*» not con
stamly dplnx so. Yet oven a cr'mh I
observer of life should see ih»r the
home is not really established y<•
not. »t least, an it ought. to em*t.
cording to the best scientific stand ,
•rds and sociological Ideals
We have not yet learned to vop.
tllate It right! we have neither the
imagination nor tb»- independence
to furnish it In the best way. we
largely w aste our wag- - In pr«r
visioning It: we make the nursery I
less important than the drawing
room; we hand tm-t tt«. adrnlntetra
tlon to European maid* who - nnn ->*
s|K>ui. out language. and when we
do happen to make it restful—w<• |
have no time to rest in it.
In short, before we have realized
the home's possibilities, its down
rail Is beginning to be predicted I' ,
has aireadv hoot. raided in ever?
«!t-*'cilcr hj the dramatists, be el 1
tsts sod *aaarlsta of all nation
Ibsen. Vordtu, Shaw—in the way o:
Icllinr ‘the truth about life"
Other cndaugVs nn r made fc. 1
>n»jn-*ts bs.ve. rot bear, less e*. •
five b*«enuso f|l*-rui~*-d as up!'.' for
ijjeir sr-v. notably the work.- or j
Oliva Sr bn iner, sullen K« v an j
Chariot v Perkln« r.itmsn
Man’s lit) Italions at a b ■ .»< <>\ '
an»i father *re always quoted anion. i
tbr «r**t muse . f ih« far- of tfr
family.
Rut late!) man him-elf ' -is 9* r
.noul assuming anew re*pon»ibll*
\ ;*y for tiie dignity of family life
Wh<»n theorlc* about m
dividual froadom first «h«>r*>
rtaty. the divorces and remarriage
of members of the rm»«t ••onaplen
ons families |n the countn fur
nlahed new gossip with each n» v
moon Consequently some of \im-r
H a’* historic families now hav» he
mo*t Intricate system of relation
ship known to civilisation
Rut the*#- experiments in * layer
take style of matrlmopy. as actual
ly worked out by on» gem-ration
have proved suflfHenii)' con vim mg
of its failure.
\o man cares to be the fath'- .1
chiiilh-n l*> three atireessr e s-. - «
1- -s'lnthtfs' reflects upon the si*
rredness of his paternal in.stlnc
interferes with the f'rneen*rs I lon of
ht* property it lessens the in'*n
ally of the value of the family * -
unit ti» the community This t« ir
ttaelf a moat powerful force, or *
acquired with great difficulty o* In
heritwi with great pnda. and act
•/, , > ' ,
Gt • jeh r ter route sod ’• e ' , Ost'
O' e<. y si ■rt • e «
er wpj, iou * 1 <i. •. ande.l much
! r siuili >.,e l- v.<'Uderfu :• »narp
I knew V ha' »»' »r Reddy * r.rnd
! | . »« :! if h, l ad told her
"u,; fa*ne- don’ 1 rev- nn«l recover
j don't ’o conk >\ >r ttie r# ,
I now ' *aiO >fi# Ti • rru‘:; i*.
Id> i«m ■ fVA ' • 5 ,:n * '. r ;
tc »t*. right her. . rw! r» -t 1-r
--■ b
Vad.*" > !>♦ ’W k I TXX * • It Vd* \
ted • 1 i - 1 • ta g vii
\ev,r - tore had no:i ~<l h<>.
*r&> she had ciowp. R* !dv fep a
of shame creep over ii,ni -
>han>»- tn.r t.- bad ■■7» ■ •-! t:-Tn~
u> of plev at a sharp tr;'k. tn
...
thought He wee’ nut and find
fivod of -o.r.e kind an I he would
f"TTTT r” t.-'irrtt' r—ck ,j . ‘>sf[n. H*
had b* n ’uk. r* car** ot b Grann
wnen ho w a.' In,-* nd now h* would
repay t»rann> f r ill -h* had lone
for him by ? .king car* of her n- her
old Age
“Go back in the hou*-. md lie
down. Granny ’ *aul he kTdl - *1
ant min:. t< • -»n>* h:r. : ani
wiiatexe* .a*' - • <>*i -h ! h>.• •
M.ur h«ir- V , t. ■ ai> h- tn-tt.-d t
off toward ihe (,*ld Pastur. and
somehow h* dr.Jn r ui.nt. th** <<•*., .’••
hi* stomach a- be :,id r*
Next St or y—Tbr* * V,;n an. K.*.,
Gh Wtabo*
be dleTurb**d tii rth h.«H n> ~vered
for th#- .-A».e of any flee-sng rmo
’Kitul gnoiOcMtion
Thl~ reaction to tiie ry
for ‘‘greater 4 fr* *'dom in hr. *- and
marriage d<*e- not ? a- if c :
tw>rt*nded he of rh
horn*
Out divorce recird" grow - t>e<all- *•
It ’ake* n long Urn*' for Any idea.
or *(' ♦ f ».f
“tratum of *ori*?y
But the shifting, drifting me tl And
w on. n w ’.<■• *‘. ** .• 4 , • ,; ~r•
have much les* -ft*-'' upon *he mor
*l* of stejety than they are cred
ited with They <eem Importar’
only be* ause hey ar* con-pi* too*
V- a rule- -hei b*\r r? *• rh»t
n*ir power .n cotum rod) excel.’
to -i*oii th*' cebf*u- return* I
Th* anubnion*. *elf r*‘»pe<»ing
)us’ average cltijen wan f * some
•tj.ttg ;u:«* differ en’. He want* to
■
t-ertty, and whether he *tnj, t q
odrV of it -o c, r „* *. . work-nr
to ’h--*.» end when he directs the
heal f,t Ms energy *o he jerma
t'aep of th. family ar.d »» v*rT*e
j *ion of the hbme
■>r ‘ * v to ’he ta ■# #-1 i■,l h * »
Grand fenira’, fa’ion is ’he m.—t
Taluahk smgle property m
York city It - ■* ,r i- omoitei
Hi ,V|h AAft
FUR SALE
EVERY PRICE REDUCED
Buy at Headquarters
NEWTON ANNIS
Manufacturer
Whoifetie a nd Ratai
.■»th-6th-7th Floor \nni* Fur Building
Woodward Clifford
30th Year
o THE
bTAGE
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SCPKl?visors TO
STACK ANM’AI.
DRAIN DISITTE
,1-nrer of the ’w; -. r.e -»,ur.‘>
trard of • perv'.sor’* wii’ enjoy the
'leasure of another ny,>',r'int'' to
Ira* an extra ?' pa ml i t'.e.
• i,v* Qt>r of ’he ■ To rn«.- »i*.o
have *i» fen*- ;er m.l*' ’raie;,ng
rTp# r, ‘
The mo. 1 pu * n ow r,
! -hips t j ihkh i- i,‘(Of imp#»“erl
:i -peri-.i m'rutine b-a Le.-n talk'd
■to ,i»-xt Tue-dav *• r.-ton* ler *hv
,r*p. r ■>* t.,e com 'tee on drain*
j Tie - u ;>rr mv *• a: • h ' >'• !
( '■»,» «: c ai m"*t ing n f on-iderinir
• '. i, a
Alleged E'rbe/gier Caugrt
Charged with «rr,be*jimg fron.
| hi* former employer-*, Thoniw* liar
! lun a h>;" -,er« xnd rrje,i’
■ dealer*. Ray T'eyrer of \o go*. Sixth
wh* .rr< «’‘*d >n M’i«regor,
Vi rdn* *day ard >ro' ght r>r.« k to
! »ro -t 'a>e» in the day I» i* «Uo
i fhargeo that Crr,lif* p droxe away an
j automobile belonging to hi- en,
’ plover
DETROIT TIMES
DIANA OF THE GREAT GAME
Ihe Story of a Woman’s Hunt for a Man
By ETHEL LLOYD PATTERSON
No M—CALLERS
Taf d,gn»ty >• the inchor vihic-.
to*' and iji in any tea how#eve r
, rough.
1 hen Howard * areatw cam.
;*e me I do not know how thrv
i knew t >j’ n some way the new *
’i*d r*ached theni that my husband
• and I eiptwvmg our bab'
!* p b.* ,> il*, !* w.t* ion much for the
j womanhood .n Mr* Hoyd How-eve■
’ inde«,r.%bl» *he might think me a
-1 a > lUghtet in law neverthe’ef.* no
baby would be h*r son * child. Th*’
j ymsilirr m her doubtless rcsvw.nd
> ! Nlr %nd Mm Royd mu*t h.n
i *sl r ov« • a long w hile before
• ’ oni. *he pi* adtng and 1
Voiding otit against her Pinal )
V \ decid' and it wcultt be beet to
•■All p**n m** 1 do n.o know wha*
i the expect and * ) Perhav*- %
!g who wo-.iid be willing tg cl.
tr.i’hing s*' only she might obta
- ' *lr Boyd’s riche- Akho l
j-lo »hmk b* that time they «hou) A .
|hK*»‘ begun *o relinuutsh this idea
! of me
I Howard and l had K **en marnei
'or rear!) i vear And as ve’ w
j ha t made no move to ask hi* p,*
fnans'ia' as si* - .me* It w »
’ t. p a!ly true that 1 would ha\* pr
fe*-*»d have gone on without
’••-rTitvw of 'ours*, we w*-re in a<
•:• djffferulttea But wo were •
• r. 'lO *he best we com id
;h 1 been forces! to give up tui po
. >r. wrh the insurance company be
-* -e >f ni) \\’e \\ er»- K .i •
’,g 'll save every -’en’ we coiild ’•>
•he rnper. ’.n g d*w.or* b
ts, w srd had *■ *ha* he g*. ‘o
hi- var-n’s Mr .o-ewer But ’
• • • pleaded with hint not to do *
p, , ■ • i . 'i -h pn-k op nr
na" hut 1 wan’ed to pull thrr bv
ourselves if we could
i ; w .is v , b«>,;’ * clocw of
w, . k day af'erO’ -on that Mr ip ’
V-- Roid.came t-* our roonj* How
s r,# wh« «,f * ur-e at hi.- ofu , ’e
n a p-giigee vid be-n s‘f*mg
w - -.'wing it on the 't. 1
e.intien s ’ w .-re piling up one
;r*drawer Ther*
«i- it kn-sk on s he door and !
• • rg * - • • r ’id' *m it
.V , » ,rho i» -i* rtg
'p. p,4 * s >rr e T.stinct told nie a'
- » -. •••» met - Tom were I arc -
. r ,>•;-!) 1 did not van' to *„.
•v, , n • K<k. I ]«, 1 f. ,the *r
r :'#r ' ’oral!.' b-f ’ knew ’l i
,» r . . ri emotions w -r* not r” '
‘ - r re *• ’hi* time
Yo. A re Mr >n 1 Mm Boyd’" ’
ad a- '■old out rnv hand m
*itor- T know ber* ;-e Howarl
'oo# - so rr. • *i Mke h * r.vher Won
\no at? dow r. ’ '
Vr» * v m\ niu’her nU*
"f*an ! g ,v t you something S
cij*, of tea or some ((.a-i * Plvery
•*• *\g « really v#p convenient here
?» wouldn’t ’akc rtp' . ruomen! to
;. * r’-a 1 you w i«h
Mr* Boyd told m* n *to,, > thw
-be did r«of «'are for t*-a
Well.* -4’d mv athf-r n!at put
. •n- h • v ap,-;- i,n h;- n*-e-- an!
Measured Service
The (Jt\ of Detroit furnished water on ;i Hat
rate hasis tor main years, and the pri\ ilegc
was so abused that the meter [Han had to be
adopted. Notwithstanding the work of in
stalling meters is incomplete, there is nlrcad\
a per capita reduction of 13 per cent in the
consumption of water.
fir g4L 'i\
\ •)
, / /
Michigan State Telephone Company
looking about hint. "no wonder How
jr« »t> oowfortgbl< to ' • *
n#•♦'»! of sympathy <J mother
Th*-* young people >p»*m .« W n**t
11 noa pretty will wittoui ;**■
\nd 'hrn abruptly ■ >'
Howard 1* c 1 »ii k I-■ •* *■ 1 R
l told a)> father in law proudlj I
is«'d to earn I‘o i"• « ' Tt i* I
hm* had to give j tn> position
with the insurance conti'nny. of
ir-> Put w * *•* not !*tarvin* .nd
v* \ rt' coni fct’t able and " 1
flu.hed gtrliehly \V» rv \*r> \
• h*»f \ i>ii rttiif to *«*«' u* I hoi,
Tou w**l n t • -in: and Howard com***
in to si *■ for rourMdf how »«-ll h'
Mi Hot - ■»» . and
We h»-a' * h< ,i :h. baby ».id
Vir~ Floyd. 1 va* afraid Howard
»4> havina too bird a tun* You
an’ *• t along on t2S a week you
now ' there i** to In ~ bib- Ho-'
ard tan* u*ed to it’ Hr cant live
•hat way’"
Hr \pr«M.. nrn h oil-*
vc l l '*k>h ’ I told utv nio’h -r m i *
Vnd I am tier* t>{ * 1 ran
lr ■« vrr> kind of von but l thitir
, ' ran tnanutc *■
Mother *» h.mk von
n» - my father in law >d
u.w your otra row t .i. j-0~. ’
much- a. w*i! say ?f you real;' n«*
io o«,v I !1 do W hat l can
Thank you." 1 i»n-*w • r» , d em.r
•eoualv His offhand offer offended
m* “f th’nk v«■ -I,al! >}•» ver> w!'
op,*' >o ilot wore' Miw.ird m.cb *
to b* r jirt * 1 If How ird <.-n •
uii'y ' r a !!ioni*n r
Vo* , 5 * rrpi f***»l r*.,w M Mo . *,i 1
l «aid Not woh the ><p nim: i
h*v #* o * tf' ► • l fvt « u vi> t ♦
«**► S to**r<j rn* no*
»ri£ *1 v r*M f tui.
to nz (Jo n- **. r * * r
t> * ,
<li>n t th** \V»* do n* • and ;••»’*?■
ji> V s and ** mJways ••
} f*» ,f m% fU4>i jj, pin l t *A
ov>r mtn* wairmtr
>ft Ands « o*Md ncv ft »■ th*
tn«* wh«»-h*'r f t** rn
\\+ flah ha* *' b++r. fr \ -*n»i n m>
bofton# of % r n. n#* hn
» \*r\( *l Ahaft > .}f*a;-r
The Telephone Company has been
furnishing telephone service on a flat
rate basis for many years and -as in
the experience of the City with the
water supply- it finds that the privil
ege is abused, and the lines choked
with traffic, much of which is of no
value to anyone. Good telephone
service under the circumstances is out
of the question. The Telephone Com
pany recommends the adoption of the
meter system measured rates for
business telephones, to cut oft the
waste, in the interest of a greatly im
proved service and in justice to
with respect to a reasonable revenue.
‘ . II
Xi’trrvN Would Make
Staj»i* Ht*ro Soldier
.r
, - 4*.
LLOhA VILLtH
Mi- > Mtllei,o;o of i ' *■ < lexer n
tr ,i.n* p " iou'xee* Hu.
t ,-i s.,ou ... «• •; •'
i>* \» \» * • is. -■ ic s* . i rentm**nt
1 , rtu *-* . r •-. rV-* *rs to f oto
in* r tn in 1, • Mk M-.'l* i .f . ' h»'
L,*t-e*r Suspend'*
7 y'i'
TPHE
i. costof lh
ing has noi
yet struck
NONE SIJCI
MINCE MEAh
It Lt i remains at
<fi ff> /
A A Packa 7^
vd the same good mim *
-.eat “iE/Ae
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