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TULSA DAILY WORLDWEDNESDAY, JUNE 2fi, 1918.
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DAILY AKIJ SUNDAY
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v.- wit mi a "iiv"-t: iswii UTKI' I'Ur-xn
lis ,o,.nl,.. l'r,'H In I' lvrlvt-ly
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lit ll-fx ,l,i t" urn! tlmi lli luiul inoNi pair
lit'i'"! lii-li-ill
I'olilical Aimouncviiii'iU.
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nfliin lit ,ulf. r,l 0,,- tiu!n,ir Cmrl n(
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Wiii1iiity, Jnin It'll.
TbA Hl'int alxo lirlprtli nr infir'nltii :
tnr kllnw lil wlul wr Btiritilil pr flo
at f niislil: but Ho .Nilrit itBI( ili,.lll lu
l,,rt-rJii!iit far a witli it'i'snliil aili raii
fliil lir utli-ri-d Id, oi H:'4li.
'Mii, yraiiinix l-pirlt, dourf n" nf lo,
VSilli lotlu alirl i-,niitiift fi'iiin aliuv,,;
Hi! lltoa lir Kuar,1 Hill, IIkoi tnir K'Otlfl,
(1 (:r -v..ry Ihuuirlil iiml frl-'ti iirvBid.
.(Jiil-nrh mil Hie Hurll. I Thk. 5;1J.
Tlinfi' prtupla over In AiiHtiia nre
rvUL-ntly IohIiik lliwr putrliitlaiit. Wo
hen I' of nrv f"'l rlnln Hlliunt every
day. In I' hismiK Ihcy lliiuli moro
of their Mlonia.liB tluui On;y ilii of
th Bloilmm mlMKloii of tlie llormnu
empire to auhJUBnti) tho whulo
tarth 7
,
1 (Tlte UaUer'a "uruck" troop and
alaj hia "atiock" troops have holh
bt-an badly I'rarkfd nnil Bhurkcd
' alnoe ttrVy cuno Inlo contact with
the AitiPilcana. Tho Rfitmral opinion
ot tl" 41 "ft privates Junt now Is tit
tliMo hoya trom aiTona tho menu
( "hail" nil ii tlify iTnn't ciavu to
' nirtt. them.
1 j
; Now w aro to have noivtn more
i augar resltiiHlons.i It l "ol enough
" that tho restautanta must measure
't out to us tliu spoonsful, but those
i who niako a bualuotn of tlnallntji In
i product In which sugar la an o
! aentlal part will huv to JluuvorUe.
i Look out for a dearlli iu he cream
A avnd candy, for the plus, and cukes
bav nil-early flown the coop.
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i So mo of tho men arrested for
chain I nil unlawful enmniisfilnns to
;' clients for gettlntf war contracts for
them KtiiHti) have Leon surprised
i Uutt their nimhoiU are called In
question. In all former wars II lias
been the rule to defruuil the govern
ment If posHllile, but thn present ad
ministration seeniH ileti-rniliieU to
break up the old practice.
o
Ecfoiu ralslni? the draft hk to 49,
"It la said, there will be a rampalgn
of education, acorn dim; to the Jop-j
lln (iloho. Just wlieic this raiiipalKii
of education comes In wo are unable j
to sec. Tliu men who were lift out
of the former rci;ltratioii no doubt j
fell u little lluinkfiil ut tho time !
. but malteiii ha.n Hinr'e pro;;re.sHCd to
the point whi.ru iiiohI uf them feel
reftret rather than rolh-f at belm; de
nlud the oppni tn n It y to fluht for de
mocracy. The lutereii't of the Amer
iian citizen la the successful termi
nation of this war has urown by
leaps and bouncli;, and a railing oflalsa first In all things that make for
the druftage will be met with un en-! a finer ami higher civilization. Alohg
ihusinstlc answer. Most of those j this path alone lies true national
able-bodied men who will bo affect -
ed by such a change tire already
willing to go If the war department
will accept them. Tiny don't need
any campaign of education.
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The short-aec of material for the
making of bats which is new pro
claimed should not cause any lover of
humanity to we. p. If wo forgot
what a hat was like the bumnn race
would be the better off. There would
be a dearth of the prevallim: head
aches and shrinkage in the niimlfcer
tif bald heads. There would be an
improvement in health, happliiein
-11 r. st pood look's. About th,.- only
sensible us,- of h.its is the wearing
of straws in sunstroke .wcither. Dut
the same conditions apply also to
shoes. Shoes xv. -re an invention of
the devil to torment humanity. Yet,
thnnirh the prices have gone up
enormously rind tlu'rols a shortage
In shoe material, wo do not see any
moves to etnanclji.t :e suffering hu
manity from cruel misuue of fee;.
So, probably, no matter what the
price of hats, the majority of pcA'ple
will continue to cling to both bats
and shoes,' because It is the faaliion
Ml! II nil It IV 1111' lllllAf'll
Oiu Mr. Iluper. who elaJma to bo
llji) pllhlhih
r ,. r .r,,, .In, li ami
family Journal ill . I nsk ogr-u, ha
thruv.n himsolf into the political
l-iv.M'h, mill la sending out a circular
letter to editors l'f Smaller pltftTB
uri'inv them to Lilly
urnund Ins
, from II,,. ,. end. -loll I II f I 11 ,'11 1 O lit l.e -
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publican paper by .. nominating
.Indue lli.lvrtii.ii fur governor.
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Mr. Harper ih time or I . ' 1 "
'''') "v,r tic situation. In ne
breath h i lurii' lull Alexander
with
I . , I ti tr the nlity work agiilnsl
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,,,, , ,.,!:, ,i, ii milliner leilllliliy
Ki:il,'.i I Ik- Iti'inihlliiuin ui trying t';nn ol,l fmnloriMl ri u K 1 1 1 hoi, f.r
noo.in.,... Vllli..m II. Murray for fi.ll. i.r.,1 thry Mre HMkln lh olrl
I (M-ufiio whii livf.l on k fi.rm In thilr
r, n th-y urn, In him th . an'liil.ii., ,h, k.,,,,,,,.,1 wi,,
' r :u,( st Io .li'f' iit, Ilia 1'lu.rgn mciilfit
! Ah vni. I, r may hi' Irun Anyhow,
All M.inili r i.i',. urn to l,R alilc to l.iur-
IroM' (,f hiin'ii If, hut ltl I'liuri:,. thut ra,, rinf lfi.i ;t ;t y for the minimwr
, ., KciiiilillraiiH look upon Hill Murray lil only u little- im-iital miKKfH-
, ,, , . ...'ton lli.-v mil fin, I the tnirlil h't
l-:;;l.,, Ihr, .... k.-t can.li.latc .all, for ( ,,.,,,,., w ri , ,,,
, iHiniiii in cuinr-tit. I ik hihotnii I" ' "' l our opl nun , ha t t tm h a not h,T
n " j u,i, war without i-,ulvoi-aHori. an, - lii-r, tht, iloi't"!' w.ia Juat talkln tn
n.,'.n.ll,lat.. who ilo-H not Nta,i:f""l l'"tlcn.. r
M,ii:n-.-lv f.. a fli;hl to a f'lil-h in H'i
in;; to f.r-l mill ll roinlili'l'atloli. Mr
Murray In : i mrint out iioki n .nho.
cat., of war amr-fiR th'' I umiioi rath
aiiil.ilali'tr. II.' wiih for .ir lafori'
I'rotililonl WIIhoh. II" lirK.Kl loll
rf-i Io i,rr-.arr, t ii lime '
president wan watililnii iiiot w ntiiiK.
If then, are. an Mr. ILlrpel says,
any en-it number ut Itepiiblieaim
nippoi-tini; Dill Murr.iv they are do. A "r-np!ka eoiiilo were irrsnted ar
Itili II for the same reason that thelclea of separation last woek. The
.. - ,:z.rT Jilr, Z.
i rhlfhnt'M nillr!(H in lint wn fur
Jtepuhlleuns are p.iluc Io put out
,,
a r audldate who Is uinjue-iliniiaoly
for Ihr- war, and will uphold the pv -
ei-ninenl In lis flcht for a i.eaee that
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nlld if a lletiio- I
i l.lt !s to In, elecK-il we want bllll
Io be n man of the narne caliber.
At. Io Dill Murray's weakness, we ) )f ,,1(jni, Kct,
seeiii to remember that an u cindl-1 tier nuse he thoughf her stocklnfts
date for i oni;rr,siii.in at lat (;e he I were ahorter than the form pre
" . . . ,. :. .., ... ,r,,.i scribed by t'onimerce society, but the
earned eveiy ei.n(;ressloiial illslrirt.l ' , ,,
In two of which llio aepubllcana
ib-ctrd their candidates for congrrfs.Br less studied contemplation, dc
nnd that be also carried I.lncldn
county, which Judge Itohertson
never baa been nblc to do.
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MKIN(; NATION C.llllAT.
livery real Amerban must be
proud of the achievements of his
country and of his countrymen. We
have outdistanced all other nations
In the production and accumulation
of wealth. The civilized world de
ponds upon u today for food, for
clothing, for coal, for oil, for cotton,
for alevl and for ships, 8uon we
shall have the iid;a largest mer
chant murine, the world's greatest
army,, -mid perhaps hIho the world's
most powerful navy.
' All this la vitally Important to our
continued existence as a world
power. Along these lines we must
maintain the leadership which we
have achieved. Hut we must remem
ber that 'material greatness alone
does lot make a great nation. Dur
ing the past forty years Oermany
has inudo most wonderful progress
along material lines. Yet (lermany
In those forty years has all but
lapsed Into barbarism, and her puss
ing a world power Is but a mat
ter of a few years. With all her
great material progress there was
something lacking which alone cun
niako a nation great she lacked a
national conscience.
Tho example-of (iermany makes
clear to America the Importance,
yea, the necessity, of moral as well
. . , . a 1. 1 . ,i..n I.,.,
as material iaurini, ..1.1,11,
tlon docs not mean simply factories,
hyuses, ships, nor even academies; It.
means also Justice, equity anil fait
dealing betwoen man and man and
an between nation and nation
means the golden rule in practice.
That nation Is the most hlfthly clvl-
ll.'.cd and deserves the longest life
which hiui t'.io most highly developed
moral sense. And that moral code
lu not nrhleved alone by set dog
matic rules, but by u conscientious
striving to follow the dictates cf
honest motive.
Let Americans, then, strive tn
make their country first, not alone
In wealth ami physical power, but
1 greatness.
Abe Martin
Th' "Win th' War club" has dis
banded us thcr's n'o place f hold a
banquet. Miss Fawn l.lpplncui has
a new lisle dress ler th' .Moots dj.
4 ot ce oso.
-,1.(1 CW'II ICJ xpw, 1.
I J Oklahoma Outbursts
"
,.mi.r. .ni i.iitte o laf-rnny roumi'iws,
that Jim Flxll livi-ji In Tulsa.
The IiiiUii say th.it front In the
grain belt 1a what In canning the
present nrlco nf grain tn soar ski-
waid. Where, oh whore, In that gram
it?
l ... ...
v notice uiul the young
wo, king ut the lied Cross headuunr
Iters in th evening, ho feel the
- "' - i - d r,f now -and then running out
f,jr r.Tt r,h m.-. ,,r u hit I., cool ulr.
, (iri. the ones whose headdresses are
J most bur online;.
Home of the volunteer-. Ilk" It so
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r,r,i i,n iney Hrr uin.x'iv m"im""
. a younir man fonni Hie fnt red ear
"f, "rn.
M,-,!' il lni,n kit Hint If thorn- who
"1'utle" Jolinnon .i)n 1n did "not
know that f.ttnoiiH telfKrani he amt
at Iht, lime T.jIk;i uiul Muskogee were
itrlviOK fur a water way frelKhl rat6
linl a kirk In It. Mr. .l,.hn-n Is too
pion in send Innocrritly-lntenileil
ui n.., II ..l....,u,l iirnn ra I Ion
I i-oniiiiiimiotier he mlsiit eaaln Inno-
n-iiily IndiilKS In a teleirraiii that
! would r'tilt In a benefit to one sec
tion of .the slate at the expense or
iiuoiher.
' w ,,.,, 'nfVu,ty htuJ t?i(ht ycnrfl. hut
Mrs. CiMiLifr, who 1 vt'iy, very much
. .. . . . t U - i-a! I nf
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I prnved In hr criiHa petition, We
nllmmerttiff notion as tn why
j the youii wife might want her
, f i eedoin but full, to understand Mr.
.oper
An Important detail tin to the mat
ter lf proper c'.othea was settled at
I -i. tl, Aih.r av The chief
deliberate consideration, and more
elded the Blockings were possibly
half an Inch too short, a mistake
which' mlKht be excused on the
ground of the youth and Inexper
ience of the fair young lady.
This column has received u com
mtinlcallnn from Dill Murray's press
bureau which undertakes to miika
the sage of Tishomingo endorse the
fniinn", siieec.li of Vice-President
I Itnrahall. We do not wnnt tn e Mr.
Murray get In bad and tnereiore wo
refrain from publishing the com
munlcailnn. Hill can t get anywhere
by tying up with the vlce-prsldent.
if Ma prea agent ha.l only said that
the vice-president had adopted views
expressed by Mr. Murray it would
be different, snd we re Indllned to
believe that la Just what happened.
P On the Spur of the
j Moment
It might be added that everybody
should have an umbrella handy to
carry during air ralda.
There was a Joyful rumor the other
day
To the effect that the Crown Quince
And dig down Into a subterranean
dugout
Htrange to sav, some people believed
It. .
The only way they will ever get that
boy
Will be to go sixty miles behind the
fighting line
And dig down Into a eubterraneHn
dugout
fine hundred and sixty feet deep,
And then tako a can opener and
peel
lllm out of his punrtiire-proof ar
mor, And then, after all that trouble,
lie wouldn't be worth capturing.
The pntent office has a list of over
2.000 "unfailing" devices to destroy
I. "-boats, Kucms as though now la
the time to set shout a thousand of
them In motion, saving the other
thousand for future purposea.
The trouble with most uf them.
H I however, Is that they will do. most
anytning excepi uesuoy v-noma.
Street gamins ha. 0 adopted nn
abusive phrase which they think
embodies the very ess nee of iltupcr
atlon unspeakable.
"You aim of a Hun."
One of the sailors brought ln from
a tdrpedoed sailing ship claimed
that he had saved eighteen live...
lie had really saved two cuts
Portsmouth. N H.. June 1. 191s.
Dear H. K. M -Speaking of the
manicuring game ugaln and com
ments thereon by K. O, Shakespeare,
the "Avon r-offee Cooler." There Is
a Divinity that shapes our ends"
Now. where did Kill get the stuff
If It wasn't while tilted hok In the
F.xrhange Tonnorlal Parlor with a
Str.-itfoid queen stroking the buck
of bis mitt'1 otherwise, you will
trli us
J. W (iAt.l.Ki N, I". S, N.
An llliternle Wisconsin Justice of
the peace used to consult what
looked like a law book, but which
wan really n "mall-order catiilogue.
one dav a colored person was haled
before the squire for drunkenness.
The squire heard the evidence and
then, after ripening his book and
glancing at It. fined the prisoner
ti 4!l, to l,r' worked out 011 the roads
at ..", cents a day As the negro was
heltij; led nwrtv he said to the mar
shal, "Ise sho' an imluckv guv."
"I 'plucky nothing,' replied the mar
shal. "If the squire had happened
to open that book at autrMiinhiles in
stead of psnts. vou', I be working on
the road the rest of your life."
opportunity Knocks at your door
not only once but manv times, but
oii nedn't think that opportunity Is
going to he a locksmith, bring a
skeleton key, unlock your door
come upstairs and pull nfit" W
bed, dress you. wash your f ire, carr.
you downstairs and put v 011 In an
Kti-h. p. automobile I,,, m order
to start you on your way
Taling machine dis.s e.-in he
used as pie plates. And this i the
most, satisfactory us'j to'whlch m.niy
of them can be puli
yW,K.tt.
and the Worst
K?W8y5F ,
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Homelhlng s going to happen,
I feel It in the air.
Hut what It Is you soon shall know,
Ho hold your breath and stare.
You remember In the List story
I lold you shout llilly llunny's birth
day party and prnmisr-d to lell you
who found the little gold ling In
the frosted cuke. Well, just ns the
little rabbit, mild, :i'' found it'"
I'arldy Kox eprang from behind a
bush and grabbed the piece of cake
right out of the little, rabbit s paw.
And then he Jumped over the .l.uckv
nioblle and ran off to his den to give
It Io slyboois ,,r DiihIiv Tail, Ins two
little HOtis, you know, but whlr-h one
Hot It I 'can't reitieiuii, 1 , for every
body was so exciud that they fur
cot to ask the naughty old Fox be
fore he got away.
"That's too bud," said Kind I'mie
lanky; "I'll have to get you another
one," so he said good-by to every
body and look llilly lliinny down
to the 3 and If) cents store, wh.-ie
they bought a novelty gold ring with
a big ruby in It, Wasn't that nice'.'
And then they came back to the
woods. . but everybody had gone
home end there wus no more birth
day enko to h.e keen, not even a little
piece of candle, ,
"Well, what shall we do now?"
said the kind old gentleman rabbit,
und he poured smile lettuce oil Into
the cnbsret and took out his blue
pnlkadot hsudkerchiff and wiped
Ills ear, and then he dusted off his
old Wcihtlmr stovepipe bat nnd
honked the automobile horn and
Handling
By MARY
Thlrty-1'.lght rents.
'Al!l.
My room looked desolate when t
reached It. I set to work Io clean
and dusl. I could think better. li
was 3 o'clock when I finished. 11' broken t. tire, las. and a half jar
realize.lj I was hungry. I would go '' lam. 1 should make my lunch on
out and get my lunch. 'Ihi. looked at It dubiously.
I opened mv purs-, carelessly. A : v" '''' hould.-r I -w someone
quarter. dime, some pennies. foi , "P -nl g . he ,.,or.
lout and rolled under the couch. I
looked through my puise again, sud -
denlv 1 reunited that II was all I had!
, 1 had spent my last Jfi on a plctute
I that Coiisiimce had always desired.
I She w ould bo gone several days, a
W'cek perhaps.
And 1 had ifi cents
I to live on,
I What could I do? Miss Sanders,
I still owed me a week's salary. I,
j would raihcr starve than ask for
I that. '
' I ei.ii ,1 w re jo, 111 -oiuy as n i j .-. i
resort. Wtls tliete any way out? t
! The Young Lady
j ' Across the Way
Til- llohelirni
to the yn'ipg i;i
are an-mia .ous a
ders'ood, a-l oi-.e
nis. ;y observed
i .o'l o:s the wsy,
I sue s-iid ve un
n't ''t,".'t to had
u fa.-,: lite and k'ep ono's hvulth.
r ;
1 ;
Li i : , i r.x.
is Yet to Come!
. i i m, mm .! I 'his Is a promising sway for tn,
ntrleal affairs Aeii-.ss-s and m:n:;i.
I lew up a tire and turned a cushion ' Kors should bencf.t erea'iy fiom in
upslde down to hide a greased spot. 1 fluenei's leading toward better
Ajnl after that he put on his gngglig
;rt!, started off analn. and by and
by, not so very long, they came to
.1 sbrnpos: on which was written:
' lin-h road shall I tako?"
"t'looditess eraciouH me!" exclalm-
d the old gentleman rabbit, "w hut's
the matter with my goggles?'' and
be toolt them c.ff and looked at the
siKnpost again.
"It says the i-ame old thing." he
siild with a sigh, and he took off
h:s ild wedding stovepipe h-it and
dusted (he top, and after he had
put I' nn his head umiiii he heard a
Voice Mtvlnx;
"Take the road that leads In the left,
And not the one to the right.
Dor If you don't you will get. left
And you wont get home t.ll
night."
"Who's sp"aklng?" said Dilly liun
ny. And the reason he hadn't said
Hnyt!i!n before was because he had
be n sou ml uHleep,
And then who should come out
from behind that funny signpost but
a kichI roaring hull with two horns
about ten feet long und big red,
snorting nostrils.
"Don'.t let us disturb you," which
means bother or aoniMlyng like that,
snid I pi le Ducky, and he honked the
horn with nil his might, and, would
you believe it, the bull was so frlfht
ened that he ran away anil never
stopped till he got home and corered
himself with the crazy quilt to his
eld fnur-postor bed.
a Husband
DO If! LAS
w is getting hungrier and hungrier.
. Ihlrty-eisht cents would not go far1"'!'!' on eiick.i. out. and Puosi
ln feeding ine for a week. rectched out and squeezed the horn.;
' looker! in the chest of drawers, and the man yelled frum under-
; '"ei- was id,, a can of peas, a box
I-..'" ' J. ' ' n'nn her Rreat dark
, "..,', ".ij, . '.
I Jist had to come un to see vou.
sue irn.-d.,, "I think Mis,
inders
was utteily unr.-in-. I hate her
In a few minutes I h id told her '
, '" 1 r '" em. l. noer ner eyes trie
t t . - ,
farce I found Invself holding a '
cracker covered w ith in 113 and
laiigmiig turn,,, tears cut
I've simply got to rue." .s-.iid u,,!. 1
1 m on ntj- way io mutch lis
,
tiling. ' She held up a hit
o.v velvet brocaded in blue,
come ,11 before I ko home lo
V -i.l 11 ..1 1 r 10 i .. .
t , ,.u
nigni.
I'd !v
( . , ,,,i- e iie.p v-,i;i. oi.si'.i. mn 1 m
I t getting a we.-k now. And 1 have
'U;1
iitUI'y cent" 1
left I fe't l-n,.,e.s,-r,i,'s. '
cheered. The siinatioc. is funny :
Hut -win., a!, my future-and
.my career as an Interior deeo.-.-itor? i
Tomorrow - I lacour.iitcment. 1
I'miynrlu. I K, ilrcrf .Matttiw Adam) '
ence w.is Arthur Middieton. lie was
I fc I thrown In and cheep at dtibble the tif, happy.
I ;Z T " "TP. " " " " " " " " ""- ! price, s.-, the man.' Ami be came 'n So the somcicr went by. The mid
I lOi'Al ,S I'll I '' I V Tl,- ,... ,, t I , , e. ...... .1..- rnnnrf Hi LllClt III
I 4 Ml ... . . . .... r in in- ..ii 1,111,' Ol po-1 ' r - ;iin ntmr unn It Jllir after whl.'l- rc-lK
J Arthur MlddletOll .started to dust hlms-lf r.ff wlch He Morelnn-ls. The decorators na, lt lr, , at, , ' r c, V)
! IS' IT YOI'KS" t Vo1"11 ,'V ,"r,cl "I"1 "'1' ,U 1 i heen at work during our ..bseiije ami flv n,,,.t e .fc 1 c
4. . ' iilolleis Id buy a locomotive, come on.thP ,inS!, was in perf.ct order Wear no U.t all day Vv 'rv boar
lune 'ft 1-I-. ! '""V '. M',",r ."" '"1 ; IMarv. the ciok. James and Annie Klvn the ,.., ,,rj,k J ' " Je
.nine J0, 1,1'. ,c and him started to go home, mo i . , ' rr.,rned from their vaca- ,,.,, ,, ,v. inti.u.e
one of the grup f men whnsnylng. o. poo. Its too bad vou ,!,d-! I'1 , k I ., , n--and vvere 1 ' , '""'l. 'V; , ton' nn'"' "obo
signed the Decla-ation of In.lenen .nt net tb,.V,. i.f,.r,. he ii f,...d ' "'" '-ikcn In tin n ami ' . nil in ,h. afternoon get a sing,, hi
of fin old and well-to-do southern well, lifes full of di.sappotnt
f.iniilv. born in a chiriuin.r mansion i ments. sed pop.
In Ashley, s. c. ori June ;'(-, 17c. i And we hepp nn wawklng home
In thus,-, d.ivs. the colon.es offered I to suPPll'-
very little opportunity foes good edii-'
cation, and even So. it was fashion- ' e----"" m
aii,. to se:,i the sons to Kngiici mi Piuikinvtlle Paragrafs !
scr.no esnecia ! Iv In ,h ...... ,1. ..... ' 1 "
." -'"'' " '"'I "
men: was gl.-a er CI.ISS distinct on
and less a! demoero.-v
acv :! that earlv
periml
l ow - I
, Middieton went to Har- i
an, I s cr. in si s.-iool. then
T '" w,''-!":i""-r and to,
'ge.
- and 1
Trill!-,
. , ,
il lcirr.c.l when ). wis "7. and,
a ve.u- later. I. ,.,-v.-,l hnnsr-if such !
a go,.,! p.ditiei.iti iba: he was e ected i
to l!n- i r: . , i, in 1 n.ss, tobiv. Then he '
wrn. to Dug. and to live fr about (
nee years, but returned home.
Meantime, tithe agitation between ,
l'.'.glaii,l a ml the colonies was grow- I
ing. and ill 17T, v,,un. Mid,! leton -
was sen! to r-origress in pl.fr(. of his
f Che- a-.l signed the 1 -laration of, Cricket, Hicks has a i
I cdiq.cn. I -ne,- in Philadelphia. land has wiitten to the j
He liv -,1 in tli.it city with John i Answer dep.iriiiient for
Mam' -. k. :n a ionise Which was run i time.
;p -,
fig'it
pi'.ti'c!. stvie, joined Hie :
ng tones niter an.t wits ma
prisoner i ii e w ar ruined hi
tates in Carol, iu, and the family 'fur-
1 tunc
"-f,T.yy-.W ee.jij.-ia, xxj er-e iyt,-. "t. frr t-
Rippling Rhymes
Ry WAl.T MAS' IN".
Costly Victories.
ped Hill, ha (famed a mile of
ground, and whooped with a tr:-
j umphant sound, and sent his wife n
! wire: "Our Cerman iolt Is with us
et; Were w-inning viatorii-s, you j
bet. Just like a house afire'," His
men went forward, wave on wav
tO mil HLTlllnt ti Imn.l.iTHiflM m:i'
provided by the foe thev fell In
swaths like itta riding (train, and lay
there rotting in the rain. In many a1
ghastly row. This cross the kaiser
Itghtjy bears; It's little that the war j
bird cares how many men go down ;
that culs no ice with old Ued Dill
If he can iraln another hill or rr.u -h
""'lit rumen town, nh tin uvu ts in
i. ' ' .
,:'wln,'e """ " ""'' "r '
r ranee, whatever It may rust;
- . ' ' ' "' ......... niiiiuirn in nn espn-a-
or his harried hind is lyitiK ilc.nl sinn for those who could spe hevond
upon the sand, It festers In the sun. :h,- thin, rharp outline-. Tho weari
r!s In a barn or two, n, ,s fail,- I .'rum 'bin eves as Sallv's
arm telegrajihs the Dotsd.-ini crew. ens,, voire ,-ame over the wire. He
Another triumph won'" Th
young, the stalwart find the brave.;
he's sending to a yawning grav. 1
with never pause or truce; we nil
luiiiw in. .1 . . j ...... . . ,
I "i,ui mtj oou win oe ; on, inn,
, here Is thy victory oh. Wiihelui '
what's the use' 1
' H'epyrhrht, IBM. llr. Vat!h-w .Mann
nian ss his plenipotentiary, but on - ;
oucieu all the negoliations hims-If. I
J The Daily Horoscope
The stars Incline, but do not I
compH."
, Wcilmmhiy, ,hii(. 2rt. 1IMH.
This is a day of conflicting Influ
ences, nrcnrdm to astni.,irv. Venus.
I'ranus and .Mars are all in. bei-.efi,-aspect,
whllo ijatarn and .Vrptunii
are ml verse
Women should improve rverv on.
pnt tunlty during this ionf iirur.i Hon
which should benefit them in a busi-
ness ns well as a dot ui'- wu.
It is a time to make nians for '!
! future since franns t:!
a certain sort of wisdom that will
, -Tur-ip inovp one love are concerto l
, achievement.
Kame is i-.rnm i.i ,,.ier
sage read In this onf miration for
tnose who have powers of expres
sion, whether as artists, writers or
actors.
Kor the yoijnp who start careers
therp is an aueary of f re-it di-.r-loo
ment that wjsl bring them unex
pected duties.
July -Will Tp"";i ' 111011I h of belter
promise than .Dine. i,,,t there v. id be
sorrow f..r a piiblie man.
Financial aff.iiis will become more
discussed as the "I'tune-- n.l a ni-r-s.
Treaties an, I .011 feren.-es in winch
bankers ;,ie n,tn mini are fnre-
sha dow e,l.
Increased prosperity is indie ite.
for the I'tii'ed stiffs which should
ptodiKe s 1: .st'.u toi y crops.
Persons whose birth, late it is wil;
have an crtivn yrar in business.
Pleasure and i.ew friends are indi
cated. Thev should cuard against
Intrigue and treachery.
Children born on -th: day will be
enterprising and active, kind and af
fectionate. They will be unsettle,! in
disposition and generally s'.lcress
fill in life. 'h
I Little Benny's S'otebook
Mo and Duds Simkins was walk-
Ing uIouk. and we ramu to a
ins
lens stickioi onf fi-lliii 11 mlei-oei.l h
of 11 little awtnmobeel. on account of i hand, once more Julia ollins as
h.m being under there fixing It, and I scried herself. She was not a woman
I whispered to Duds, Hay, Puds, wy1,,, yield easily to another. It seemed
droit you squeeze the horn and see!,,, '1VH, ,lt times as if she thought I
if he ays enything.' , , ai,s,,telv no riirht to my opln-
My dotit you.' J'ud.s whispered . rij.h, to be married to
back. ... ' . ... 1 ,,mA aesnerstelv to
Wlch I did, the horn making such1
t. ... - .... I
a learse noise you W 1,-IU of IX-
pected it fruin a horn on a little aw-
I,, tool, eel iinil ,1,., ,,,,,, l..,-n,h
! dident say envihinc and bis lees
" me aw urn; , itiy. nay,;,
lout do that. Ill sell you the hole
bUnie-ar for IiU cents, but don t ',; wtls apt ,0-thaf -he
And i,e Kept on hammerlnc, sun,-! "ore that gow innre frequ.Mtly al
thmg underneeih th- ,ar, and I se.l'tbi-ugh she mien- have many more
to Duds, have you Kt .01 scuts, that b auttful ores So I took a leaf from
a bargain, nil rite I her book on dress. I took thorn. nt
No, I onlv cot 4 sent, ued Duds. e.,, h time I dressed. I chose colors
I l'oi a ih.,1.1 7 I.,,, 1 ,-,.ss o r,,,' i.iie.i nnd the eown he had
use offering him J, I red.
nh w dident offer it to him.
i,,,
niaiMiini, irierr iiir'Kinr; ai n;s
legs, and pritty soon pop came up
1. 1, oin-,-1 i;i, v.i , 11,111-, ,1110 1
sed. ti. pop. oore J'-sl in time, hee;-s
a man x. unts 1.1 r.i-i: -.hi.-. a..vt..in,.l,eei
for :U sents.
Ware? red our
i ii.terii- et h. I
1 1. are tr.
1 sod. Yes s r, t.-II hi
wy rlonl Xoii. imp'.'
Well. 1 don I li.e I
envhody cltscr, bargain
! :::t in 01, !
but If cull
"""." ' " '
"" cam pop. n,i 1 ic.ui-ii
,!''wn ''""' leokerl Under tile awtonio-
' M""V ' "", " " wm'
X,-, 'ZfS.tT
Its tr... 1,,'ir 1,.- ,...r ,t r.ve.i -.
h,. ...... ...11 in... 1 .'. ... o
tr II "i ilol'ers an,' a r xtei- lire1
alnt It?
IV ------------ - - - - -
,. , ., .1
OollltltbitS A I
''i-s says there Is
not any danger of
hm being ar
.
rested tor no'
, ,, .
,"t,,nK "ur,;
eix hours a vvek
at some naefu
0ccu pat Ion as he
s,(,nis , (..-..
t rvi n g lo make
t ho ...ll,li-en u-eei,
watch
on and
correct
.
Slini l'ickons h.'ts :i hlt, hut is cn
li).: to wiMr lil,s ?;-( l h; scs. ;.m, until
hp Din Kvl n iHi: nnrf-ski j'.,nt
'.Coi'j rih:, l'Jlt, lu'crgo Mnitttcvr Aiitni
I
rl !
!. io,A sed lion. r.r;l
tif voiP -Let:' it.
u ynimvpir. 7-
v-r-'??rft..iC vl
i--'S 'Vj .'7,-iJ,-
XrXSrXW-XXWXrSl
! ffi-2 If 141
i i
; !
The Tost.
" llAF'TKIt V.
N'r-ver In-fore In her
ILf e had
; ""inks f"r the profession so risen in
-'-l.v "l ine's soul,
"' I'o-'tor Will. I'm coming with
'u "' She sent her message over
O-e teli-plunio In eager tones. "You
never did a better life-saving Job
man when you stirred up my old
an I, Dions' lint tell me. won't I have
. in H.I.--S i-xarlis anil in nits . When m,,
, .' ....
1 "'" .
A curious smi;e playe -1 over the
drew a lung breath, which might
have been relief and lniuht have
been w Ntftilncss; it was hard to say.
At all events, h" answered brightly:
"N". You passed vour 'exams and
ihlncs' Ioplt ami. The Hed fross
aecep's vou on your record, enrolls
v''.ir name, passes It on to U'ashmp
t'.t'i iimi yon are notified from there
tli -r you arc p! iced In our unit.
"Then vou'll have to go with the
e',,i p merit and
t of ns to New York and wait for
transportation
; Sally -it's itood Io be up and doing,
isn't It girl 7
"' h, Doctor Willi" Sally's very
s.,',il wis in her voice.
.
i'l-llowed d-iys of furious work.
D was not possible that occasional
i .loueht.-k of" Steve should not creep
iniiur these strenuous he
rt ,i,icl
ig, of arranging household '
.1' ... 4.... 1 ,1.1... 1-- 1
s till-.
being enrolled and accept-
'vl fi-
service, and receiving 'clear-
from the war department. Hut
and.""' balm of wo-g soothed the pain
,f rem-mbrance, and It was not un-
Dl the day before Sally left Phillips
bi:r.; that the real ti t came.
The news spread like wildfire that
Sally Urine had enlisted as a lted
I'rosx nurse and was going to tho
i French battlefront. old friends kept
runiiitnr In. all flustered and not
'Dil'e Imnwinc 'whether to congratu
late
condole. They had been pity-
! ,
!
j
Fhe Woman
By" J A N
ri! APT 10 It rv.
', ft the next day for liar Har
1 ieorge was' a hit dependent
me because of his sprained
It cave me finite a wifely
when lie asked me to help
We
; b
j 0 pon
; wi i.-l
! fe'-ln
him. Julia Collins was wun us, ami
would offer to a-sist Ceorge when
ever he appeared to wunt anything.
Invariably he told her:
"Helen will help me, thank you,
Julia."
I could have shouted with, glee!
It rcal'.v made me feel resigned to
her presence. Wo .Jtfid charming
riiomavtTt, tho hotel, and I felt sure
I was Kinng to like the Harbor,
much more than 1 had Newport. I
was so happy that Oeorge was dif
fered. I was disposed to l"ok upon
everything favorably.
Dut as the days p"5"'1 ana
I recovered from the shock of the ac-
! r.,li.nl
d regained tne use 01
'"'-l;
, .. le i.Ol'l ,C!
1 u 1 1 " -
all Mrs. Sexton hart toni
! : ,, , in,,n,ln. In
- '"
1 IIS
a 0 ' 1 i" I'll'---' 1 , ,
the m rue weapons Mis Coblns
lid to interest C.enrge,
Mattrr of riollirs".
j natched Mms. Collins closely. 1
nfltjl,p i ,,nf, invariably wore colors
-oiiTilred; and that it ne 101,1
. ,....,.,..... hecoinimr
I cUimed suited me. . I was repaid
.,,,n one day be said:
"You are verv smart nowaoa.s
t Mke to see vi.-.i nlways well
I'-.ssed. If you need. Hnvtning m
1 1.1 to vonr wardrobe order it."
We spent most t,f our time upon
!'- xva'er. I had ;rarne,'. to over
. . , he -feeling of m a 1 d e-rr.er, r.od
T.io-'e.l r.
. i,i.- noich s re'innsit
. ...I.!. ,sr.rl. Ilff-Liin:,
" v
I ,,'iv c.c would go L.'.or.c. hen 1 was
I ... 1 ... . -iv 1 f: on , r Julia Coll'ns
1 . ,i,-,-. v ere vvi'h i s. At sin-n
: itme
s, s" i-usv ir.'-uig 1 1 p c -
the 'nris'.s.. In a way to picase
c,e,.r
!ng to, keep tr.y temper
! -led Q'iv-s poise in spite of nnvth'.nc
?ht VaPPK ' " "71' U'
really enjoy i-oKe'.f 1 et xyn.eti i.eorge
would show by ft .wold or look that
he v., is pleased with me. T was not
there to receive qs.
Poen't it seem good to ne nncK
home" I asked (leorse.
"That sounds as if you hadn't en
Joyed your summer."
"Oh. I did! Put everything Is i-o
lovely, nn.l I know we are going to
be so happv."
"There is no reason yen should
not, always lie happy. It is your own
f.iult when you are not'"
! "Not alwivs. George, Sometimes I
; I nn, nnh ippv because of the actions s departing heather! The
! "f "" :1 "1,rln ' ,lmr '"sooner we are as Wang as a baseball
,.iy ,.. him. but he apparently paid ,he better. In fact, cur baldness t
1 i-.v attention. i assiHnJntt the aspect cf a task, and
l-.ventl ,.iai,,-s ix x ,,iu,--i,,n.
"I -have frit word to -C,riv tn come j
and Hi"?
'your portrait.'
he
marked
"Yes "
"I want it linn,- in a good light
a r,d
I do not feel competent to Judge i
he l.cei pl.'ice for it." I
cf tr
"When will be come
"Totnot'row night." ,.,
I vi pleased ns T nlwny. was at
the ideu ,.r seeing Merton ilrny. belt:.-
with him. Yet Ceorge had been
so kind, so thoughtful of me the past
few. weeks that I had no desire to
turn to another for company as 1
had in the past.
Kvelyn was back and came over
lug sally. For she waa "Lucy Ormfi
Kill." born and brought up anion,
them. They had loved Lucy orme,
her mother, and Joseph Orme hoi
doctor-father, who hud been every,
body's friend and counselor. Thei
loved Bally for her own sake too
And they- had wanted her to innrri
Stephen Torrance. It outraged thel,
sense of decency and honor thai
Steve had "broU.en It off."
"ir-M-i,
ii'ini, ii u iiim no H7 ll'" ,i..
good nelghhors whispered in . '
other. I-'or they did not rn,j
lease a girl he could not love whi
there was yet time for her to recon
struct her life than to marry her n -.
cording to promise and he unat.it
to make her happy .So they covered
their embarrassment by, kissInK Sally
a great de.al, hovering about with of.
fers of help and hinderinir I. or
woefully. a
Then without warning Stephen
Torrance came. As he strode up t.'is
garden path, Sally was in the art of
strapping a fat suitcaae. She was
kneeling on It in the middle of tm
livlmr room floor, her face pink 'vit
the effort of forcing the buckle o'u
hob- further.
The color drained from her ehrrkg
tin she glanced toWHrd Sieve's t.id
figure in the doorway. She go' to
her fer; and forced herself to bent
into his eyes.
If only be could have, spared !ir
this1' She had be'en strong. Now h,
'felt it r "e.f fiosf esslori leaving ' rr.
! She wax v ery :lr-d. Ho-.v Fhe Innod
to threw hirself Into his arms .-iml
I find rrsi anrl comfort
there!
' Vi ""'"i,.T i-i:m
'"" ?" """" natna.
launeii jikh n.a nice aim necii irorn
much opeti-alf work! Ilnw she loved
the very cn.it whose rough twerd
lopped with a certain grace about
his big, thin frame! In her own .In.
main she felt so strong and capable.
In Steve's presence she Invariably
felt consciousness of her sex. her
femininity, lie came toward li er,
holding out both hands. y,
"Sally," he said. "Don't go!"
(To be continued.)
Who Changed
K PHELPS' ! .
that afternoon. What a lot we hud
to tell each other. She was a3 brown
as a berry, and happy as rould be.
She expected soon to become a
n, other, and all of Kurls' people as
well ns Kurts himcclf were de
lighted. "His mother acts oh If she really
cared a little for me now." she said
happily.
"Hut aren't you afraid that chll.
drcn, a baby, will take up so much
of your time that Kurts will grow
away from you?" 1 asked recalling
the conversation I had overheard on
the hotel porch at Narraganset.
"No! Why should It I think It
will make him care more shoot h..
...111 inr, insieaq or less"
I said no more but I thought that
Kvr-Iyn was young, like myself, I had
had such ideas too until the olde"
w-rimen. the women whom (ieorce
thought perfect, or nearly o. had
said that a woman wa, apt to lose
he. husband if she became a mother
1 never doubted they were rl"ht
Tomorrow The Portrait Is Hung.
t orright, 191s. Oeorg. Matthew Adam.)
Everyday Wisdom
AFEY0(G0oV5
TO SIT TfRF
piUDSO
NOTHING
9
luddiuxHs.
af'er all. . nlv
Hair.
Douellty Itf-ldness ha, no' Terrors
;'!' us. Men docs not need hair. It is
li right for ,, woman 1-, h. .. .
crewilir.g cp,Iy. We like :hn l.'v nl
1 , ..u .
and M'.ade !i a Tom.i'i !.'-
. .
.' '- " . "es lOilV l ITfJ.
e ike th.. nhiitii'i. .1,,. . .1 .
foiehcfld T.'ir, 3 much caprice id
1 woman', halr-tha; !.- l,v w l.ke
' 1 at. pt-rsoniliy. we :u,'e no am--non
to aavc i-ioricioiM. h,i,r or
revs,, -na, p:ay. lia;,i,!0:,s Is r.tat.
l.alir.es? m no boiber.' I.. it corno.
The rurct for bildneta a- wo.sa
thtn uny baidntsa we ever saw. ",ict
up at i-.31 in the nvorn'n. .... ,.
tfoe.-id who thinks xrp are r.'n the
.crgB 01 ennme. seeing lvrn a pit
baaler each di.y, "and rub the hra.l
vigoroi.siy with a purqice stone for
t:i evening sil around ami nib your
hend. Just before t o:pk' t.-, bee' take
your head out to: ut, airing in the
pa'rk."
Well, were we to do nil (hone
things, bankruptcy, madness nnd we
know not -what else, would come be
fore hjiby We would not take all
that trfnitilc to raise a baby, let alone
a head uf hair, which is only a van-
j ity. after all. One can not employ a
governess for one's hair.
now thai 1 s I.r,s-nn -Mm hs lie rest.
i(l!)a unU jt l9 ,otal. Ve hav some-
thing the same nasslon in this that
a bookkeeper has for a clean set of
hooka. From. one thing only, we
wish to be snared, and that Is a bald-
ness that goes so far and then stops
and makes a low. comic character ot
a man. That Is the one Justmanie
fear of a man with Incipient bald-
,l opyriSht. 1018, Girx ,Mtthf w Adam)
Tf vour memory is good, ynu
doubtless cm remember back to tne
time when ladies were seen In street
cars and other public places knit
ting sweaters for soldiers.
vr-r