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Mm n ihm offi'i- imii riiinlilHlnlP,
IIpIioIiI )il in iriKni with il nlil.
Now iimIii lilin t tin I la itMti Id lpfp y.iii from
fHllliiK, nnil In prrannt vim fniiltlPM li(ifnr Ilin
priiaiuirp of lilt wlnrv will) cnmlliif Jny, In Ilin
only wlf (IikI our Kiivlor. lif Hlnry mill mnloaly,
ilninlnliin nnil poVvrr, Imtli noiv nnil -Vi'r. Aliinn.
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Thrrr la n rlwlit mnrl of hIiiUiinm nun' iluyn,
hut It la ilirtli'tilt In HliMDa I nil (lie illffnrntice
liftvi pri flu gonna nnil polllllflul uprina.
TIip rieni'h iiri'mlor hna nt'luat arrurail
voto nf fonfhlPiicp Ifi hl Ottlilniil. How forluimtp
a. ililiiK llkp tlin l"u not iipcrnry In Kiln country.
ThKrp'M aoiirrnly nnyone thm iiiiilpnitiudla
Aniprloiin nffiilra, hilt moat nvpryhoily known
What wn ii unlit In (hi Willi thr world' bunlnpaa.
A ItclMliiin prnfpMMnr iiaaprta thill thn IIiikIIkIi
IfUiRiliiKu winilil iimloulitPdly ho tlii- liPHt to
ailopl nn tinlvnrNitl world liiimiini;e. Up to n
lute hour Ilrrlln Imd not concurred In thn find-ItiK.
Mnyor Wallon of Oklnhomn Clly iiihiihkpiI tn
pconl IiIh title dPPit to Oklnhoiua rounty ilcmoo
ruy. Thrrn win poaltlvrly nothJliK, dnliiB In tho
Oklalioinii City .convention imle'aa VJ'irk" kuv
hla Huapnl. ;
Thir Ilrlllah Bovrrnment la' proved nndv nn
iiniinrrB thnl II will no( aeek further louna fromt
tlio Unltmt Kliilea. Mnke the othem uiml, Tnelo
Kiini, unit then wo enn ko iihout our own Inial
nem. A ciiireitpnndeut nt Tiihtviiunh any the Chcin.
keen Imted nil Intnxlonuta. Vo don't winit to
Mpoll it fnhle, hut wo would llkon know If the
correspondent. iIophii'I refer In the nnt lieforo
flre-WHlfr hud heon Introilueeil lijlo tint trlhe?
The ileuiourntli cuuvntlonH of Inat week
miiko It Tiilrly RPlmreut that the eovenuntura
urn nt tl 1 cnvennullnic, mid that neither (lor or
KreelliiR lire w eh'0nc. Vo trust lh( Konlluumu
iindnratnnila 1 1 it. t Ihero Ik it potlllonl orgiinlwitlou
rendy lo extend tlinni the hnnd of welcome.
With u 'l). A. A. T." iimiiuliillon mid a "Uiw
h ml Order I.eaKlle" Tulun N evidently deaHrtnd
to hecome nn unhealthy 'Inte for the hahltuit'l
law hrruker. l i to he hnpVil thai holh iiko
clatlona exert thmelVHH iilonu the rluht lines
to ace that the puhllct service I adeiiiatelj Im
proved ut the next letiulnr olevllon.
'rtiofrcpuhlltfiiu l.ullo.i'nt Ha rt IivUlu nun and
ndoptetl aonie re reolutlou. Thej deiiounoed
the Injection of .rellclon lulu politic, culled for
uIniii men In thn parly oiRiinlcotlon, diuiuimUd
rulnil repreaepuitlon with men on all delefta
tluna, nnil tool! it few other hIi culoillatrd to
make one Jacob llumnn wonder what he odd
do iltiont ti
i , id' rtndldntp he.puiliit whot Im n alnre rrinv
in he re'ORiiUi-d na Hi" "boner" .nf Ink rareer
Th- HIidldHte did lolik cooil, hill he kl' ked 'he
plnlfnrni into apltnlrr nnd ha ainen 'i over
loadpil the hlp nf (( wPh dewdwHl that H
la liiklrtaT wlr budly.
I'naklhly II la knowIedRp of hi failure with
III own party that eailaea the HentletTlnn to try
hta liHhd on Ihk republtcana. Ma inil no invi
tation tn do ao (if that w are very aura,- I'ot
lha rrt'iibllran votera nf America lwr n Utate
all their own, atnt It doe a. not run to llryan
models, '
Wa nRMt in the cnh.nai that neraftlai nf
hi own party are auch aa to offar him a won-
defftll flaWI l radeam hlmaelf. l
lill! I'lllt'lJ HI' I'PMiV.
tluatavn llerve, Krnchmn, hiia atartled the
Krenoh paople with a few statistic.
M Herve finds -hat the prpm blrlh rat In
Prance will find that nation In 190 wrth only
12,000.(109 Inhahllanta, while (lermany on th1
asm ilsle will hava Increaaed tn 99,04.000.
In the flaTiirea, true enough, too, I'roney may
read thn prlre aha has s lit and la tn pny for
her folly. I'srla haa bean known for yar aa
the nayeat capital In lha world Tha J'renoh
have Ignnrad their rasponalWIItlaa and llvafl
merely for pleaaure.
Hearing children Interferes with on kind nf
ilaur. ttn Ih I'rencli mnthere quit beniVliiR
ehildran. They lend tha life nf butterflies, fllt
lln abniii fiom flower In flower
Now Ih Krem h race la dying-- I'nlssa there
la a complete i-Hang It la easy to ftaruie tn v
day alinosl uhn th lt Krent hmati will die.
Hut the dli'lpllnd, atsrn Teuton anroa thn
IthltiK, tka adlcied to frlvnllty and plenaiire, re
priMlupsa hi kind. Aa a ooneiiinee thn (ler
man rac.a Is th moat virile and vlmirou while
rarn In the world today. s
Altiarltui, tnkliiK her faahlon and pleHaurea
mil praotlmts from the' I'renrh, la llttlo mrn
than holding her own In, population, w'lth thn
teiideney runnlnit itroiiKer and alronRer nffalat
hr eh year.
Within 10 year. t la mid, If present tnndnnrlea
cnittlnue, Amerlin will he a decadent nation ex
cept fnl ImuilKratlnii.
Hut the tinloreil racra of the world 'are itrow -lli
by len Hllil hotinda. The Itmlc of (he run I -tr
I liipxn,ritilw. We Mhall not participate In
tha jjrrat cnfllel b"l-i'n th" vhM" nnd the eol
lornd people, hut our ili'Cend.ihts will. And thn
rapimlhlllty for what Itnppena will he intra.
IS 'UfIS rilltlSI'IAM I V? '
A YiiulertrTl atory coiuch out of New York.
A atoii ktvhli h the tuner metal of man aeenia
lilirlfliVniy the leflneil cold that exlula In every
mortal to it greater or lea decree.
Ilmlly Knowlee, ni l-:iillnli Klrl, tnv.e birth
to a child auiuii four month nun. The father
wiih mi Amerloun l'orely It. Hplker of New York,
hlniHelf it married man. When he learned of
tho trncedy In ItliKhiml ha trued Mlj Knowlrs
t come lo Ameiioii with llie'lnfant. In thin
ruiUi'l Mi. Hplker Joined moat i-nrni-atly.
Mia ICnowIca did come, but wn nbuut to ho
unit In deported. Mr. Hplkfrr, the wronKt'd wlfu.
with k breadth of vision rnrcly chronltlcil, was
nidi:, n Hhn aa-, to mnke tn iiltowiiuccH for
everythliiK that liappeiied. And alto was deter
mined that amends be malic.
Sn the courts were appoalrd to, with the re
sult that the father of the child and hi wife
adopted (he little one, while the brother of tho
father of the child look MIhh Knowles to be IllH
lawfully wedded wife All tills hnppluied In New
York last week, and the KiikIIsIi irl la now on
her road to Amcrlunn cltlienshlp, first p.tpiua
liavhiK been taken out for her. And she Is a
wife.
It wa entrely natural that the on should
attract a Ktmit denl of attention. It Ih nnt usual
thnl n plot In which them la mory''elemeiit of
tmitedy turn out to be a drama In which nil
eonterned-nie left happy
What, for Instance, Is to be wild of IV rely H.
Hplker Mild hi wifc-V
i a mvinuNn iititMNc cow.
"A Missouri now produced SM potltulu of butter
fat In it )ir, In uddlllon tlitjro whs th milk.
You know somethlm; r.f the price of butter. Now
i:et out oiii- pencil and redue this cow to a
dividend bitels at G per cettj, and yon will dis
cover that h fnlr-elied ilalry of such anlmnls
would cost th proceod of a liberty loan Issue,.
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Oklahoma Outbursts
, Br Otis i.onTOW ,
Tlic Grand Admiral
Aa we iindeiaiand It, Hip new "Ixiw ftnd ord-r
IfHRiip'' propose to fiim Hon municipally
The first ilun we have noHced that the danger
frmn a an 4 shorl.iKe la orr Is the raise In th
price of Ice.
not tarry Ioiir In Tulsa..
attnosohere anything hut
Jafcp llamon did
Probably found tlU'
In vlgo rat inj,'.
J.fiikiofi llufnetl. aRd 70, wealthy full lilnml
f?reH Indian, is Just retmrted to have fallen In
lov at tlrst slKlit. Mors likely n was nta Mcnnu
sight.
On ths fare of thlnst It look i If Rnnator
(loVe may not xpct an overwhehnliiK- vot from
thn dnmiierat who uttnded th county cn
ventlona last week.
Willi the support of hoth th ilemoertle Male
mtt'-lilno itid Jak llaiunn. Hett I'errls . fla
rsaaotsibly iionfldsiit nf sitoesasi In his venture
agaltsM Henator (lore.
You mav have overlrxiknd It. nnd for fear
you did we call your attention to th fact that
teaiiUay was groundtins; day, and that lie did
not need u mirror to e himself.
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Henatnr Nlnn think nrlnt pansr could be
conserved ! thp newsfiiTs would . eliminate I
apnrl page. That or coura wouiu liienn mr
pulling mil of all eongresslomil meets- - the greal
est sporting vnta In the nation.
This ci.lum yesterday retlved the followiDK
piteous aptieal for (VmpHlhy- "WelJ. I have
lived II years married and my wife has left mo
three limes and has caused me bits of trouble
bill Ihls tlni" he shvs ther will be no one II."
wllh me and thai h won't live with me neltlu r
Heir leaders I want advice I inn It laboiP'
W- have one M t Ir- Kir! 12 vears old I am work
Ins; In Itartleavllle now Mf Hume 1 T M'
Oonornn 1 a to drove from honie "
Ilnromcler 'of Public, Opinion)
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Wh) .Mini) Arc Hilnklnu of Homer.
Kdltor World- I'ntll you Jumped unto Herbert
Hooter all apritddleil out. I lull not IhoUKht of
bnliiK for the Kentleman fir president, but now
1 nm coiiHlderlmr thn mailer, for no one itlr-s-tlinni
his IntsKrlty, his buslnew ability or hi
Kenulne Amerlonnbun except, well except The
World, at lenat sn far n 1 have hoard
Thoae of u who had enough Amerlenulsm lo
Klvo it 4 our Job In this country and serve in
l'ranre for peace of the world and the comfort
of our boys, found that Herbert Hoover wan not
only one nmn who was appreciated by Amcrl
cwns in Kninee, hut by nil suffering Kurope
except nno ' more exd-ptlon except the
grafters.
Tn my mind the cninR need of this day nnd
hour 1 for nen w ho have more real American -lain,
mid lint nettv uollllcs: uten who reully ap
preciate wimt it blR Job wn.put cjver In Kninee
by America nnd whose .tppreclittlon rom far
enoiiBh to elncerely desire to nvotii Hpiniittr neen
tiuiu liiitmin lilnml. avoid il future Chativiu-
Thlerry or (in 'AKiinne forest nnil the terrible
example, nr Illustration that you may see by a
visit In llomalno cemeterv, where He burled
mote than 20,000 of our noble boys,
A pence settlement and provisions; for the
future pence of the world are the Bieatpst needs
of the world, nnil Amerlcit re.-tllf.ps that these
are not to come thnmcli tho iiolltlclnns who
hnve wr.niKled at Wnshlmrlon all these mouOis.
Ileing tired of these thing, nnd greatly desir
ing to iivohl them In the future. I ran see why
thousnnds are turning to Herbert Hoover for
president, and I nm pleased to see tho Tula
World Is iiRulnst him, for it I making other
think. Just a It did me.
O I. STl'llM.
Tulsfi,' January 23
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mti nunney nrurnoon r ipj
Kklnny Murtln wan taking a v. K
tho park Jest taking n. w a.
Bklnny sod, O. lok ut
painting tho scenr)
Mooning a man sotting
of a tree painting u ph k t .
trees itnd thlngu, nnd mr
ny went nnd stood In 1 .
Hklnny sttylng, liok, a i c
putting tlio clouds in.
Wlch lie was, and I ec-i
would you llko lo U a
Hklnny?
I wouldent mind, how v.
Skinny
1 wouldent mind, 1 t t
And tho man kepp c
the scenry as If he dtdt r
who was in back of I;
nklnnln kind of a man
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a painter, mister?
Not no hard, not ivo 1
sewirng questions, m d i
I'robcrly being lutein!
I hint, and Hklnny h d
I hardest to paint, mis'-buKhcs?
Thntn too foolish I i
foolish (ptcstlonx. ecd th
And ho keeps nn i
scenry nnil mo and i'i r
kepp nn watching h.'
Alnt you glad It ulnt ni
ter, think of alt tho exir
things you would haff t
Vv Ich tho man Jest k, i,
Ing. (losh. It must of t
oucstion. And Skinny M
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I peoplo moving or bcrui
1 still-
Tho man not nnerin
Ing It wan another foo.i
he gavo us a feai-se Imui.
1 jumped up and vvawkc 1 i s i
tho plckturo Jest as I w -usk
him a onslble one a uraih
er a llttlo plckturo dries f .ur -un
a big one. Kklnny Man ty nfi
Cosh, do you Rlppoxo he w ( awjr
on account of us? and f r I bet
we hud sumthlng to do w i t.
Wlch I bet wo did.
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An Indiana man bus discovered that pl.i)lng
Jasa music In his hn liousu makes his hen
lay. Vr. filing the "chlekens" shlptmy nn doubt
gave the. fellow the big Idea. '
Another sott-hnnder Insists Hint the Husslau
bolshevik can. be lamed by ktndn. tlo to It,
brother, but make your will first.
Mil. llltAN ON HUl't'lll.lC.W (W.VDIIl.VniS.
Mr. llryun utter cordfully looking tho vVrlous
republican iniM.bnll.il candjdittry ovr, rJects
litem all. Which i abundant proof of what
, The World his ,, , n, n that the rspubll-
Pan uffrrlng Is a. , iil.tlil tbiouKhotlt.
Pur If the Nebraska pohtii-mn had dlstovere'd
one Hiiiung tile coltei'ion that he cuuld have
praised It would have fnrever kilted Ihe chances
of thut one.
Mr. niyiui has niiniuata several luealdsnlinl
cnndldate and made at least one president,
yievvlng hl handiwork, w'hlcli I uow a matter
of 'record, we find H luitwilble to thank him sin
cerely for not approving anv nf llir republican
gentlemen who aspire in th honor.
While wo like, the J'erls Olio for his enter
tnlnlutr ntllallttc. ,rceoKiil Ills box orftos valus
and ilii not tinderHtlnuiio his abllil) to put a
machine, out of working order, we have never
-followed him In "I" president making 11U
i work docs not )iow(irtUtr)
When ho v."" merely naming the candidal
i In tM. 1900 and upilnlli 1D0S. there was noth
' liK so veryvobJectlonalilc, Hut his platforms
,velp the litst word In linposslblUlle. They at-
acted "Mention, It's true; much ... fve
' Icgucd cMC uttrnciH nttcntlon. IfC'body much
.r,i m want thenif
In 101" MivliiB-lo tho platform largely to
',....i clvlnc his attention altoftethcr
MAMMi Oflt OWN WOltl.l).
l'o.)rirtl. lUJO. Ii- Kilitr A Duett
The 1 la r wild. "If a hitler world nnd III
hard to uet along,
Men don't play fair with their fellow- men
and they r cruel when mey are strong:
lhy incur and Jeer In a vicious way nnd
they hinder ou all they can.
And there's no sucii thing a fellowship In
the selfish liertrt of man."
Then I thought to m)elf It Is nn doubt
true that rough is the world, and cold,
To tha men who have, bartered the truth for
gain and tire Known ny wit) u wie) ve
told. ,
The oheal exeljtlmed. "It's a vicious world
una nooooy cures at an
Whether you live or vvhethsr you die or
.......ll.d. ...... k.lAAk r f.,11
t.et poets aril sges write fin words and sing
oi in joy oi in
I tell you the day on earth, are filled with
hatred nnd scorn and strife."
And 1 thought to melf - It l no doubt truo
If )tiur path is strewn with )our broken fnlth
and )Oti've played the gum ns a ehoat.
Hut th honem man, vvtlh hu head ere.t, will
toll vou that men are fair.
That .the world Is peopled with honest
friends wiio love him Xmi really oar,
That sinlles await hlni where'er lie go, and
never there oonusi a day
Hut someone offer-. iin-ndl) hand to help
htm along Ins vvav
Oh, the world t b ir,t ,r jou i to o' cheAt but
I1 gentlo and kind nn ! true
If only you've lived a:; in honisi niun
and do what a rvi- a'- u a do
& ) ruJ icattSS gbn-erJJ direction, of S&n Fraacisco.i
On Another of His Frequent Cruises.
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Kdltor World: After reading both side. of the
open ehop controversy lu your n.iroineter t am
temjitcd to try a middle course. How many of
you advocates of tho open shop are responsible for
the .10 per cent tn HO days raise in building male
rial? How ninny are rent hogs? How many are
boosting the price of real estate to nn unreal
critato? How mifliy are making a grand larceny
profit on all you sell? In Iho advance in wages
responsible for It? We all know you have a
Union In your open shop. Hvgln nt home We
will have more fnlth In you. Am I n union man?
No, I am a working man. I don't believe In
government b) Injunction, oelther' do I bellevn
(u government by unionism Why don't you
union men go Vn for nn hnnrst-to-gnodiK'.s ini
mical party Your present methods are mak
ing more enemies than friends. The prohi
bitionist --Ood birat them- have won with half
your boasted strength.
I hate heen a Voler for 27 years Ilnvc voted
five tliuoH only and have voted the ticket as I
found it. Oo I blame the government for not
being all that I think It should be" Not on
)our life
I have made a man's wage for 30 )cnr nnd
am renting.
What's wrong? 1 have spent enough, money
foolishly to have owned a homo and been able
to retire had I invested It In real estate. Don't,
ion m mat in ritti or you could not have
none in same, i om a mechanic and am nink
Ing $S per day. My wife and I can live on
half that If we hod four children It would
take It Ml). Hut If vviiRtv were high enough for
a man wun a large raiiuiy to nave half hi iwty
all siligle men would soon be capitalists, and
there j till are mkhIii. I have uevVr gone hungry
bn( have mine dry The reason Is not spelled
II. C. I.. alnt no "C" In it Clad to know there
are ho many Americans on both sides, tiood
signs. 'I'm
(INK TOO.
Tubht, Jauunn 31.
- ' Anollicr' One Wanls Herbert.
Kdltor World: I'nm unable to understand
w hy In this, day of enllghtnient the American
people '(some newspapers nt least) are prone to
elect n military hero lo the,hlghest office within
Jhe gift of the peopl. If n man la the cham
"plon boxer of the world the chances are ho
would make as good president as the general
who's, only stock In trade U directing an army
down In Cuba or up In Ohio. Itetrospect Ameri
can history and ou will find Jiianv men who
were brilliant soldiers but ns public servants
their records are nil. I venture to assert that In
selecting vour editorial staff the prime objective
Is lo select men who aro competent to marshal
the work laid tteforo them regurdlas of their
politics or military record. In sebtctlng the
ohlef executive of a great railroad ran you en
tertain the Idea for n moment that the directors
will go out and select a man who I not
thoroughly trained In the. business of railroad
.managership Do you not helleve thnt In se
lecting a public officials Ii la much better for all
concerned to select a man who like the into
and honored Mr. Hoosevelt is not afraid to ex
press his opinion regnrdles of t what Wall
street or the bosses In Ills political party will
say regarding his action.
I bsllev It I better pnllc) for tha partv to
select the nmn for the office- than for the poli
tician to seek the office, bscnus when a man
come to you asking for a Job there Is no ities
tton but money In the thing for which he Is
working. Men seeking public office not only
seek the money but (he opportunity for
grafting Is much better than In common voca
tions. I believe In selecting a president wo
should pick the right man rather than adhere,
strictly to the party to which our father always
thing. Independent action In politic Is some
time much better than party allegiance. As
t see It a good business man Is the one thing thir
l ulled Slates need most nt Ihls time, there nr
lutle it number or such men tn this country but
after carefully comparing the records of all the
men who ure now being discussed as good presi
dential timber. I am unable to find any among
the number who nr as well qualified to steer
the ship tv f s'at a Herbert C Hoover.
a si lisqiumnt
Oll'.sn, Jan 3J
CHAI'THK 1.X VI t. I ".Mother will bo gono fo you will'
I't ggy nnd Kvcrrtt. iiavo to bid her goodbyo now," I told j
Mother wn so delighted with her,1,lm:.
violet that I in i h..i i.r.Mii,.. . ot unies! -momcr in?.;-, i naa
her a ll t e abou " h,"'ei1 l" ,"-'r 11,0 "''"'
" V,OUI ." .. imv car Will v.i.i nllotv Ihe -
nm my near, i m nn 01,1 woman, , ' Y."J-, v.. '
, .Mtr. l ri,IU .
'If It ijn't any trouble I should
cn.'oy It very inurlt,' iiio'Jicr loplled
in her uulqt way.
"I'll come In this car o If you
hnve any luggage we can take It.
nn, both Mrs lUudall and Mis llal
stead c in go along If the) wlah. The
baby, loo " he added with a laugh
.So 'It was evilled that he was to
come and take mother to the truln.
When Tom came home to dinner and
we told him of our lovel ifternoon,
and of what Kvcrctt iropod doing,
ho Mild:
"lie's very kind." and then vvh.cn
we told him what he hud sAhl aliotit
bVby ho added, "and different from
most men. Very few flf them would
want to luke a kid along, ospecvjlly
-a young a one."
I 'mil cu-tunn i Luxuries.
Mother was nil ready :o go. Slip
had taken advantage of Kvcrett's
laugtfng offer and lu spite of nil I
could iy Insisted that ill baby
vbould ride to the station with her.
"I'll not see htm again for a long
time," h had urged n 'ler ov.ci.se
Ihls i. me mother'at in front with
JJverett. the baby on her lap. I'egg)
and I laughed merrily nocaus ot 11.
Thin handsome bUchclur and the old
lady with a young biby on her lap
sesuiictl so Incongruous.
There were several packages m
tht -tonnt-au 'vhen put In moth
er's hand luggage- but we paid no
attention. When ve renchAl tha
train, however. I.veret ald to
I'egg) : I
"1 think you'lj have to bid Mrs.
Werner goodbye hero, nnd hold the
n.ibv whale Mrs. Itandittl anal I mil
her on to the tra.iC He then called
i a pornr and gave him mo.her's lug-
intge. he hlmelf taking the Uher;
parcels in his arms I
Tom had intended to mother's!
ties-thi lu the leplr,E c.-.r and Rhe ,
had hi r tjekei. We were uulto early
ami so went Into the car with her. I
After in ranging her luggage, Kver
tt plarod the parcels he Imd
brought from the car on the xirai
sent In front of her. A oasket of ,
'frtiW. several of the late magnslne. I
iwl a bo of peppermint candy
i mother's favorite. Tbn f of -til h ,
opened a box ami tdklng out a
Jbumh of vlclms exactly like tl.e
n'vs he hed given her the dnv of
our ride, he l ild them tn her lap
11 Poor mother' It wit more than
idie could stand. Tears gathered In
her ey-es- and she could scarcely
stammer hor thank, .lust then 'he
bell rang, the brakem.tn civllcd all
aboard, and wo left mother ulonc
with her ultra.
and It Is quite wonderful to have
Mr. (Tandell reilember me so Mild
ly nnd these violets are m s.vect and
tragrnut 1 wouldn't have believed
hot-hom. flower would havo such
an exquls.te inlor "
I Hliotildn t call myjelf an 'old
woman' If I were as young as you
are,' Ivoth In looks and heart," .Mr.
'-"rnntlall replied. ' Then "I came to
ask you and Mrs. Itandell to take
a last ride out Into the country with
me. Tom loM me vou were going
honie In a day or two l-f innately
he turnM P regy- ll.s Hal
stead, I have the wre car and in)
not knowing yod were here. will not
prevent my Hiking you to accompany
us." ,
"Will there be room for the I'.iby.
too-' mother ask oil before l'eggy
could answer.
"Indeed (here will'" he returned
so emphatically Hint we all laughed
n tn l'eggy declared nothing would
keep hor ut home if Tom ,lr. were
going. .
What a ride tha' was" Kverelt
drove and l'eggy snt lu front with
li'ni Ife nskod me, hut I Insisted
that l'eggy have the -'sent of honor.'
ns I IbtiiKhlngly call-d It. Mother,
laby and I sal In the tonneail. Kor
iwo hours we rode steadily down
through tho quaint long Island
tovvntt. Then we itoppod for a bile
to eat. While It was delightfully
taunny the ilr was erlsp and cool:
anal the hot chocolitn und cakes
tnsjod very good. On her ride back
lACggv declared she would ride with
mother and the Imliy and ibnt I must
take her sMt So II snt next lo i:ver
att .ill the way home; ami although
he .ild ver llttlo I he wasi
Ideased.
n i:ti-iiviigtiut ImpuNc,
When he st.10,1 (.liking to us n
moment on the walk In front of Ihe
house I bad an bleu. W'lhout wait
ing lo consider. I said.
"I'ni giving a dinner party for
l'eggy a wpek from tonight. Mr.
fnindpll May I pvpuct nn"
"Cerlnlnly' mitl thanl: you "
I . y- I ek,v ri
A i. V.. I
"Hie stars Incllno, bat do rot i-aal."
Tlicsdny. IVhnuiry 3, l2n,
flood and evil ntarn conte ii I f
nower this day. nccordltig lo
1 ogy. While Morcur)' and S'rpiari
I arc tin beneflc aspect J p. J
i strongly ndverw.
Whllo there will be an ..cce of
constructive activity at t" 3 t.tm
thero may bo some sort of busl. -jf
Etreset. .
Tho rulo Is most fortun.V."v fir ai
vertlslng and tho growth In puMIc'j
durltiK this year. It is prophesied
Thcro scorns to bo a sign Oni' loll
cates sweeping change In buslnesi
methods. This sign Is ono usuil'r
read as causing a soparatlor or sci
tering, nnd Is Interpreted tv lh o'.
cultlsts to forpshndow much dttm
trallzatlou of big business
A., -II nn.l Mnf nrn lllfplt- In
months of sinister and critinil pos.
bllltlas.
Neutuno elves promise of a eltxr-
Ing of the public mind so that bett r
vision of national conditions can l
"assured.
Women should benefit In 1 ailtim
nnd public enterprise white thu cor..
figuration prevails.
The stars seem to foreshadow
traordlnary progress for u 1 who it
vote themselves to spctu' a Inn I1
nnv lino of work. This rjie aitc"
professions, trades and c cn tfci
humblest occujiatlon..
Hcactionary tendencies w .
in favor from this Uniu - rj ".
will affect women's rirct,s v.: .1
men's opinions.
Conservatism In clothes as : .1
political views aro everv ila, rr"i
iinmlnent. tho seers declare
Vor nioro than n year iii rcrjn
havo predicted that In tho new tt
old mon and women must g c
to the young. This applies . tr. "
ns well as lo professional ..nil vr
mfrclal nctlviiles.
Tho reading of this corfigura' '
neems to presago 111 litu this
who follow any one representing r.t
past. 1'or this reason no icidfronri
powerful may expect to regain lest
prestige. ,
Person whosn birthdate tt Is ffi
i likely to havo an nctlvo year in bur.
ness. They shoum not 'a o
risks. The lending of mcf my -i
particularly unlucky.
Children born on this day ttou l
bo clover and Intelllgcni T!--se.
Jpcts of Aquarius aro ur .. ty in
clined to be extravagant .
((.trritit. IKae. It u t i N.srff "nw"
I .. i i
The young lady across he way
says It may be merely the result of
oustom and tradition, but there's
no question about It that a girl
looks better In skirts than she docs i 57 r0il.0ns why ho couidn
In bifocals. I dent. Iloston Transcrip
Ynu Cun Hot on Hint
As soon as Mr. Hoover . ' -He'1
decides which party ho he "S
i the other won't find 1' hi o P
e pris
r
v..
ABE MARTIN
, Tomorrow Helen and l'eggy Meet
Viewing With Alarm, Kli?
Some Job the republican state
platform committee will have when
( meets here next summer and
'hunt In tho record, of the legisls
' ture for something that It can point
' to with pride. Columbus Dispatch.
i
Ho), Hand Murty III Hat.
What difference does It make
whether I.enlnVs "Ambassador"
Martens was born In Oermany or
' Uussl.i as long us he if a bolshevik'
Teut or moujlk he 'doesn't belong
over here. Mucon Telegraph.
Ho No Welcome Sign tint for II tin.
If thero Is any truth In tho report
that Jim Heed Is think of turning
reouhllcnn. the wise old oves of the
vot hu' demoblllie Hewure o the i republican party will doubtless sue
feller tn.it sets -em up. lie may want , out a writ of injunction. .vnacon
)ou t" try It first. da Standard.
Veil be s.ad when vvon-en git I
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