The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], April 21, 1920, Final Edition, Page 4, Image 4

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I'lUINK ni'io.i lull M.I. I 1 1 1 "A HTM KNTH
Dailll HiblUul Quotation
wi;i)Mn . Ai'iin, 21. itiun.
Tl mil ynur licit rl In- iroiibled. y believe In
Onil, bollnve iilni in inn .'"hn II
.li'miN lirm our humble prayer,
Tenter Shpln-rd of Ihy allenp,
l.i't thv nirli y Mini Ihy erne
All niiB'anuIn In M.tfiiy keep
Thf t.nrO'or hirKlM In with ua, the llml of Jiiroli
l.i our icfjrfJtr I 'mi Hi II
Is iii in:.Morii,vnr iih;.ii.
JOti' inn) over iibhIii, from low nuiirlnr mm
lilijr iiuiilnr. from pUnal hiiiI pi .Jltilf. puiiiui.i
itnti pilvnln, we mi,' tolil Hull the ui' win fntwht
for III" preanrvillmi nl ilimuirrntlti Ideals; tliHt
Iho clour mandiitn In Unit wo nil aland now mill
forever for tlio prosorutlliin of ilmnoi'intlu IiIi'iiIh
lliroiiKtiout III" wirlil.
V ii i o vii ry Blnifio linn wo nay that hiihIi
talk Im llin inuicut liyinuilKy. Thi'ro Ih iiciIUkt
IiikIo nor furl In It. Tlii'io Im no milmliineo in It.
A ml wo run lull wonili'r wliri o thu lili'ii alnrtcil
nnil Imw kiiIIiIo i'0ilii iirrnilt tluuiiHiilvi'H to
kerp It nlhn.
For It iiikiiph Unit nil ilnmoriiitk' lilrulH mo
JiiHt mnl Unit no 1 1 1 (mi Ih niiiiiiiitliiK fiiiin nlliirr
Houri'i'H tlmn n lU'tnilrliiry nro JllHt. Wlilrli In u
theory oppiiKoil to liotli fact nnil rrunon. I'urtlior
morn. tlio ullly phniHo innUnpoHrn nun to tlio on
(ilmilon tlmt tho wnr wiih fotmlil for the iniiln
tcnmico of nu oxIriiBlnu of ilumorrutld lilriilK,
willed plucrH onu In opprmltlon to clenrly I'Ktnli
llnhcil liicl. Tlio wnr wnn foiiKlit for no mirli
purpnno.
At no pluro In the rororil of tlin Avur ruii'onn
find it mnntliito InhiiIiib from tlio iiroplo of miy
niitlon nullioilzliiK romliut for Much purpom. To
iiHMcit now Unit tho war wih fniiRht nnil won for
'thn uiiiveinul urci'Ptmirc, iilul liiuliti)uniirii of
il'iniicnilli lilnilM In to Inject ttilo wurhl pnlltli'H
tho reituln mtcilH of nnoUier ronflnuriitlon. tin
Ickh Ihe perlflo ilemorrntlr IiIouIh referred In ho
defined mid prove nircpliihlo to nil peoptt'H.
In which cimo It would ho InnlHiitly dlncovrreil
that thn IdnalH urn un inoro democriitln than
autocratic, or deHpotlc or monarrhlntlc. When
liihtiiully pruilenco would point to their hcltiK
promuleiited and defended not iih dcinncrntlo
IdcalH, hut iih IiIciiIh wot thy tho xucrlfielnK rf
forts of all peopled the Idenln of eoinmun
JilKtlco.
It cannot he denied that Juntlcn Ih cnpahlo of
flowltiR iih free and pure under one form of kov
eruinent iih another. 'I'hen why neck to In
(llnliiiiiMiilily couple It with democratic natloiiH,
and tu ret it up iih it pi'i'iiliniiy democratic. Ideal.
Il Im nothliiK of the not I . Arltdntlo and Plato and
Hoc rii I ('H paid wentcr houuiKo to tho IiIciiIh of
JtlNtlrn than any modern of tho prcHent era. nu
llum history iIuch not yet Justify tho ntwctilim
thai u democracy Ih any more rapahlo of iIIh
peiiHluK jtiHllcu than een a iIchpoIIhui. And iih
a nut 1 1 or of Ihi'tiry and 'couomlc iililliwophy It In
not nearly ho well adaplcd to the itlHpciiHatlou of
Kimuluo Jtixllce iih oilier foruiM of Koverument.
It followH, thercfoic, lltal tho war wan fotiKht
to 1 1 ii 1 1 1 h ilemocrallc IiIciiIh on tho world, that
un olillKHllon I'cKtH on one pail of the world now
to Impiiho Mich IiIciiIh or on another pint In h n -tilticly
uttept Htich IiIciiIh. If wo mean by Iho
phraHO that coinuion JiihIIcc lo nil mankind Ih
tho purpoHC, then a Hilddeii chaitKo miiHt cover
over thu itomlnatluK polltlcul facloiH tn tho
world In order that pcrforiiuiiico may ho mado
to Hiiiaie with profcHHlon.
In tho meanllnio we cuti perform hoiuo nerMco
to oiiihcIvch liy hciiiK HcrupuloiiHly hont'Ht with
immelMiH and mpn)im; ncctirtite tcruiH for in
tcrpretltiK hoth pant pcrformnncoH and future
purpoHim.
t'M T.ltS.Mi .MII.I'I'AltV TltAIM.VC.
Moral cowiifdlce ilefuaioil tho hill for nnl
vihhiI uillltary tralulnif. Much a mcaHiiio wiih
pot only netciMuiy fiom the utantlpolut of mle
iiiato ualioniii defence, hut almi from tho ntuinl
polnt uf pntrlotlHin. I'atrlmtiim tn America Ih
ilDcadcut. Til Im Ih ii Hlurlllng htntemeut to tniikn
at iho very clone of n Kiont war. lint Unit It Ih
true, ml in It k of no ipieHtlon. SyinptouiH of It
ahniind nn every hiiml.
tn un way can a intinlnwincc of pntrluttsm do
hrutiKltl ahotit mo Hpceillly iih IhrntiRh unlvcriuil
mllltmy trnlnlnw, Voiiiik nmn ImvtttK tweu
hroilKllt under thu nunc mid nolirrlnf InUuencw
uf mllllary dlw Ipllno under the colore do nut a
a KcniTiil into di Ift Into raillcnllHin.
The iIchIic wiih anil I he nocrsjilty In Hint every
hoalthy hoy Hlmtild Imvo tho heneflt of thin
t rn i ill n p nnil KOberlm; Influence, h'lnce cuiiKrciui
him evinced a link of coiiiiiko urcoBMiry to hrliiK
that about, tho next licnt think' nmsl ho done.
ConKi'CHfl ri)'h voluntary military)' tralnliiK will
HccompllHli tho purpoho. It may do homcthtiiK
If IruiUBurnted In tho iIkIH way, hul iho Bomo
thlnB will still Icnvo the youth of radical and dis
loyal parcntoKO to prow Into tho redH of tho tu
turoj tho coneuientloua ohJcctoiH. mid tho mer
cenary Mildlory that Ih ho liiimlllatliiB to any
nation.
Hut tlio volunteer rynteni, if it is to avoid tho
fdlBnm of utter failure, must bo further than
congrwa yldently dcBigns. If tho nttractlon la
I.ihini. in'. M than .i t w Im.'I Mim i.f n.liriiiy
t tl 1 I f 1 1- . IM.M I' Hi IIKHIIKll th.il Hi' fl" ill
in,, i iil.it MI I." 1 1 n rn . I t lux' our
h. In. oil Willld Ire Wlllllrllt pllpllH linl'H" IhlTf)
wiih . iniHiHiitly an Impi lllnit 'inf.
If the culHtlnx i anlonmiitilH ro titrnul Into
liuK'1 uiilveralllcM lo whli h thn youlh of thn land
an K'i at ptovnrfifnnnr riinnaa for rouran In
mllllHilHin nrnl voiHtlnnfll liMlnlnn, then w may
fiiiin I conaldi'raliln from thr voliinteur ayatein.
Htirh an arranfiiif nt la entirely prurllral. Ami
llifrc la every leaann for Irfllevlnn that If th
vncatlnnal irnlnlnn i ournn wan innda thoroufh,
that In a very ahnrt lima thn lull fnrllltli of I ha
nut Inn would he einplnynil.
Thean yoimK men theft would lie leiiirnatJ to
I ha I wily pfrIM!'' niH only trained In Ihn mantml
ol arrna, drill and arlf-iurn, lint alao iliaclptlnud
In mind and bnily, and eriulpped with vorntlou
cffliicniy that would rnnhtf lham to Ire oma
aalf nupii'itt tnar nnil lapahla of Impitrtlng a aonil
Inn anrvlrn In holh war arid pearn.
(Hilt MICIIt'HA.VI' MAItlNi:.
It may ho that a mere Inlander riinnot undar
aland thai IntiicHelpa of murlna matlnra, anil
nhnilltl, tharefore, rnninln Kllenl. Ynt thnra m
m faw fen I urea of the merchant innilnn ipiaatlnu
which annii clear to thn mlnda of Inlnrlnr
thlllkera.
Knr Inatance, everyone knowa that the nncea
alty for an Amnrlcnn infrohnnt marine ha henn
advocated for ycHrn. At the hoRlnnlnR of lite
wnr Ihn ahaone of atich an Inalltullon wna
keenly felt, and Ihn people were eallml on to fur
ii la 1 1 ImnimiHii hiiiiim of money for thn piiipoan
of etecltiiK ahlpynida and ronnt nut lute ocean
KoIiik holtoma. The tolal of thla oipenillture
run lulu thn Idlllona of doilara.
When Iho war cloaed thorn waa u ralhei Ken
nnil fenlhiB that wo had left from our flnnmial
npreo at l"aa a leHpcclahln merthant marine,
oven thotiKh ItH cost hud lienn n hit heuvy. In
view of thlH Kouernl rentlment wo aro nt a loaa
lo explain thn action of tho Koverument In
now anllltm out undur the hammer thin valiiiihle
mid reoent il C( ii I nil Ion. W'hiit'H tho iiho of huy
Iiik mi expetiHlve article one day and iIIhpohIiib
of It lit forced Hale the next?
II may ho explained Dial the nhlpn are helm;
Hold to American Imyora. Hut It linn heen aald
lime nfter llmo thai American lawa do not pcr
mll competition hy IndlvliltialH with the ovei n
meiit nuliHlillxi'il nhlppliiK of other iiiitliinn. If
Hurt Initiiie, In It not rather certain that Hie
American linyora aro Inventing for speculatlvn
ptirpoHcn, and that the nhlpH now flying the
Hlarn and HtrlpeH will prenently allow p under
Ihn llrltlnh or JapatiPHe flaKH? And If mich
proven lo he tho ciihp, whnro will thn merchant
miirlnn he next year, or tho yenr following, or
10 yeaiH from now, when another war brimta
the Imperative need for It?
If our experlencn ut IIor IhIiiiiiI proven thai
It roHlH'U'ri.non.Onn to hulld n nlimto nhlp of In
Hli;njflcant propnrtlonn, how many nuch oxpe
rlence.H will IL takn tn hmikrupt tho repulilln?
Homo day, either In thin century or tho next,
a nnlile character will enter politic on a plat
form riilllnff for tho tnntant repeal of nil Icglnln
thin navo tho fundamental lawn ucccHHtiry to
prolect noelcty. And when Iho rlKht man nhown
up on nuch a platform we are koIiik to Ret our
find Idea of Kcnutnn popularity.
A lot of people are going to Culm, I'linndii.
Mexico and other placen thin year for tlio pur
pono of titklnx the cure. In Uiono countrleH thn
Kelley liiHtltuteH urn run on thn rcvernn Miik
HhIi principle.
Tho allied nupreme council appearn to know
what to do with everything hut Hie Iciikuo of
natloiiH. Tho pesky tlilni; poHtern Um paruntn an
much an It doen the enleemed mid learned fou
nt or. i. i
Tho faHhhiiiM thin yenr mnko life perlloun for
the fatherly dlHponeil man with a iIIhiiohUIoii to
pnt thum on tho head and tako them on hl
knee.
The Kcntlomen who ur hercliadliiK Mr. Hoover
with that popular hymn, "Thcro In n (Into That
Stands Ajar." are nlmply klddiilK lleihert.
What we need In ii pnychnloKlHt who can natln
factorlly dlffurentlalo helween a biihoIIiio Jr
mid un ulcnliol Jag.
Tho'vo liaricd tho wine, which iiinkea thn
other two menihei'H if the popular trinity Ichh
nltractlvo than of yuro.
It niny ho dry for mot folkH. hut I'ncle Sum
in on the wornt npiee of IiIh youm? llfo.
It nevniH HtranKO that there wiih ii tlmn when
nobody wanted nllvcr dollam.
rm: ur..ii men.
ifopyilKht. l'JSO. h II.lKiir A. tluent )
The hand which doen no uecful toll Ih very
oft and white
And on tta fluKem Jevveln Klenm and Himrkln
day and nlRlit.
Hut hotter far the weary hand, the pnllouned
hand of care,
I'or It Imn done more lovely tlittiKB than idle
linniln can wear.
l'ho painted chneka of womon fair who moot
at plriiauro'a ahrlno
May never show the Irueo of tciira or trouhle'B
laHtlntr line,
Hut Hwecier far the koiiIIp fnco which wonr
the miirkH of woe,
I'or tl Iiiim lived nmro lovniliiPBH than pleasure
can liralnw.
Thn rlppllna; voice of luxury Is rdeuwint to
the ear.
Hut kPlfUhneHH ih In lla rpcech nnil It in cold
and drciir,
Hut let tin' hear tho wordi of thowe who llvo
with common thliiRH,
Kor they've a kuoirtedKe of tho world which
In donied to klUKH.
I've aloud whero all wiih Biiyoty ntid wntrhed
tho title litindn.
I've Keen the women fair who wait on fault-
ion's poor conimiinilH,
I've heard Ihp emptv words which p.iaa In
plciiHiire m hrilliuni n'cnr"
Hut only thej me in h on e irih wh know
what dul) nic ioh
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Oklahoma OutbiirnlH
llr OTI I.OKTON
If the iiiwiiiiik nl winild pin .1 nin.ill l.ix on
all Ihn iianlctH propRKun'la nt "ut ly Im liu
mail Ihn war 'I' l'l 1 ould f n he IHUldHlnd.
I nollre, hhjh Hill IHiiKh'y Hint moat worn' n
J lint now neein lo pn fcr the garden vnrlnty of
h unhand"
Our annual urou' h aRnlnat innlilrea npnnnd up
ynntnrilny, ami If we enn nl In a few knocka
every. day the aeaaon wilt r.lnaa happily.
ICvery llnif) a prnaldcntlal nandldftln Rlvaa nut
a atatemnnl ahnwln imw ho la Koln to tin
nnmlnatnil ha alipa hla knunklea under the table
and knrw.'ka on Wood.
At tha rloaa of III wwk' nipnrlenen, It I'
Itnrrlaon, city manager of MuakogM, annila up
K prayer for aom boontpr to romn forward with
a rnnak tn protnrt him from thn knockei"
Aa we understand thn connl Million and byU
you enn mf til hn In Kid ntnndlnK In the ovei.iii
liuh prnvlded your cloihca have n Bliiney nmre
and fraMled edKen
Hcolt Knrila luia decided that It will he nr'-en
aary for him 10 make one or Iwo morn lourn "f
the alatp between now and the Annum prlumiv.
and thla nfter Henntor (lore had been tn the nt. it'
ll Utile morn tlmn a week
Thn of final cenaua of Alvn, arnuaea a anaplelon
that .Inhtl Doolln, a few yentn no, roimled him
aelf twtca In order lo lmw 11 popilbillon nuffl
dent tn maintain an F!Ikh' Indire. Thn Klk cen
atia then allowed n popiitnilnn of MIL wiille
thn Koviirmnnnt cenniin now allow a only 3.012
A ncKro wn nrenled at MlinkoKee Hip other
day fur vlnlatlnil thn Jim crow law on a atrept
ear Three of Inn frlrndn went to the enurt
hnuan and made n bond foi hla teleiiae. Ily
thn tlmn thn Midland Valley panHPtiKPrn lirmmht
the UPWa lo Tulnit Mnndny the Ineldent had
Ki-nwn Into a flrat-cluna nice Hut precipitated
hy hundreilH of iifKmcH atormlm: the county lull
and forcltiK 'he .f ft, 1 h m ri'le iHe the iriHiiner
Il Ima K'lli' n ho Unit Miiiki'K'i' (iin't even t,irt
it 1 tiinor whli h will Htiind up
(jlaronwlvr of Public Opinion"
PrnMivn Nation. il flub.
Editor World Tho printout IiIrIi cont of llv
ItiK can he remedied In only two wayn, namely:
I'lrnt, Incrnancd production; hccoiuI. docreiiHed
cniiHiiniiitliin. Thu flint, IncieiiHed production Ih
in the IuiiiiIh of capital mid labor, who at pre.ent
ar worldn apart. Tho kpcoiiiI, decreaHcd con
Kiimiillon, In In the handn of that vaet SO per
cent, the coiiHiimlnK public. A national "Do
wiinnui TTilima" club will fill tho bill, and we
won't have to wear blue ilenlmn either
A K. HTHVIJVS.
Tiilan, April 19.
Senator (lore's Defence.
I.ditor World: In re-defetiHn of Senator Ooro
no man could awe for a better ilefinc than the
fact that ho wiih 0110 imiioiib the red-blooib il
HmiatorH that prevented thn p:ih.iibo of the
make-Hhlft jieaco treaty with a "Yellow Dob
AppuiutaBo" attachotl. calleil a "leiiLFiin of tn,
HotiH." Morn politely deccrlbed an a document
uiniiiieii to hiii render to (Ireat Hrllalu tho In
',li'i'i'ni,,'"c'" "1,r f,,refatherH Hecuied for un In
Tulsa. April 19.
InipiiBHH Kdltnr'H ratrlotlsiu.
Ildllor World It lH with Breat Hurprlse that I
read In I ho Woil, thin morning tho attached
arllele:
I am wonderltiB If tho writer wan patriotic
cnntiBh to have been n member of the U ,s
ai my and waded water In tho front lino trenchen
or did he abiy at liomu and uoiikoIo hlniHulf by
ptirchnninK Liberty lloniln and talkliiB about
tho Bleat wicrlficeH beltiB made by Amorlcan
youtiB men.
I'll bo willlriR to wiiBer If hi. waa In the army
ho wan Htntloneil in a camp on American noil
and no doubt wan detailed us cuHtodlun of one
of tho canteenH.
It Ih a iIIhbiiico to humanity In Koneral and
the world In particular, for an artlclo llkn the
attached to ho puhllKhed. ComparltiK Hie Amer
ican Holdlom who foUBht hi the wot III war to
Mexico and South American countrleH.
The HoldleiH may forfeit tlio conflilenco and
reHpert of a certain cliiaa of AmerlcaiiH, the
proflteor nnd narrow minded 1. W. W. forminic
the majority, (live the cx-mildler thin M.on
bonun, thoan entitled lo It will receive, an aver
UK" of $30 each and for men who placed their
liven In Jiopaidy. to any notliltiB of the HiictlflccH
made hy many, from a financial aMtidpniut, thin
Ih 1 It t lo enough Youih reapet tfully,
102U Kant r'lfth. N. W. l'OUI.IJ.
.Vcarlnif the Dancer Point.
Kdltor World: .Mint a few wordn to my ol
low workmen throiiBh the columns of the
Harometer or I'ulillc (Ipliilou. 1 rlendn, wo are
nearltiB tho ilaiiBer point. Stop, meditate, Un
ten. Wo Hhoiild draw on our Ihlnk tank iih
never before, medltato Ioiib and do not do a
ranti art. Do not be too radical, l'tider exUtniK
condltlonH nuch a tlilnB an a ulrlke mpiitin un
told linrdHhlpn fur harder than the present hluli
iirlcii ami liuideiniate w.iei There may be
thoxe who have no f.iinlls Ilea that could "walk
out" and not bo ery miicb liiconvenlenced. As
tlio wiyliiK boch. the nlKhln are warm and one
can nlcep on the kiuhh, jet there are thoan who
have children tf coniieled to walk out would
differ an never befom. Itefure takiiiR thn fatal
atop ootiHlder jour more unfortunate fellowmnn.
SttppoHo he In compelled to walk out and Iiiih
notliltiB ahead to defray the ox pennon of bin
little flock (and there are many In Just nuch
rlrcumHtancPH), the landlord wiyn move or pay
your rent, the Broeeryman Hayn I can not let
jou hnvo my hlBh-prlcod b"iIh an you nre out
of woik. the doctor does not feel like looklliB
ifler the nick child: an you nro Idle, you have
have heen Compelled to drop that liiHUrnnce you
had provided for the wifo and children and
many other Just nuch UiIukh would happen all
hecatiHo you were out of work and li.nl no
money ahead.
If jou trained your point what hath It profit
you. TliltiK 1011 who Have no family
nut move, w lien 1 lie innuiord iwtyH move. Jut
pngk your Brlp and bo; not o the other fellow.
It Ih eanler ald than don You any h.tvlnu
famlllen Ih the more renHOii why we almubl w.mi
more, wo do want changed condition but re.ilK
do you think a walkout would he the h.s'
method for ua? True wo might et abnr bett, r
If we had (1ob! ItiHtead of children, but .no w.
Blnn to depend on i1ok lo take up hioI ain ,
thin ilfc'n work where wc of the prenent n.
ration illlt? .Now llateti. ir you Junt must
HonuUhiiiB Ret out to one aide and ah.- . 1
your feelltma. UfP every word of the line
.1 1
ii
, vocHtuilary at your command anil am ,nin ,1
' may know, and while alone or with tie
Junt Rive the employer h he la um .1 '
and It won't hurt him. We admit it la 1,
I Imvo to feed hounp and clothe n fnmllj of i
it tun profent lilKli coat ami unpropm 1 t.o I
WRRe but WO ahnuld tint hold the eniloei a
loBcther to blame, lteiilly I do not think bo l
to blame for the prlca of miliar or blub root
nnd bin products jnny not havo kept pace nh
tho advancement of what we have to buv k
There Is a HaylllR "IJiere are more waH tn kill
a dog tlmn ehoklnif him to death on butter "
I.ikewine there are more wavn to nettle a differ
ence than the Htrlke A aiiRRcstlnn' .loin Hie
Overall club, talk the ladies Into JoIiiIiir the
UltiRliam Apron club, un Inrefooted If nncnaaary.
do anythlnB within the bound, of decency tn
compel the proflteor to lei up and be Rind to sell
un bin waroH at a lower rate, 'and an to the rent
Iiorh and pan dlapcnaera the l.nrd only knowa
what Hltould be done to them and to drown
the HUR.ir profiteer In l.ntlini; mi'rar weull 1.0
'n.. (,-...d for thoin n.i i. b uf ' " w i-' '
miR.i'
J 11 I lM'i Y
Ofij We A Ib.uly.
Not Agreed
I frff- lira
Husbani
and I
Byane.jPlKBlps
f'HAI'TKll rxi.i
At lliiino Willi Mother.
to I.'iURli about
blB one nnd her
...t 1...I1.,
To my HiirprlBo mother met ua at' fat.,cr W1IS much i,etter ho was In
""'rain- .... ... ,, , a wheel chair and the doctor r:ivc
"Kither In better, vim told me. ua nf) ,()po (hU h(, (,V(,r wouW ,0(lV0
"and I couldn't wait. , 1 It. lie had days when his mind
.lunior of courne renieiiiliereil her. 1 . ot,cr tlmos
and anked ho many ipiostlunn atioilt' rpp.11(m1 nlnitwt
the clilcketiH and the iIorh that she
laiiBhliiBly Bave up tryhiB to talk to
anyone but him.
"You and I will visit later," shn
romnrked to :ne as hIic told him all
about hi" favorlto Airedale and that
there wan a whole coop full of llttlo
chickens, and moat wonderful of all.
nho had 11 new nelKhbnr who had a
llltln boy Junt .lunlor'H nRe.
naked for Tom many times, hut
becnuso of IiIh inability to fix hln
mind on any ntibject for lonB. wo
easily pacified him.
A Letter IVnm 'rum.
Just a week after I left him,
rather after ho sent 1110 away, I had
a letter from Tom. When I opened
It my hands trembled ho 1 could
Hcarcely hold It, and my eyea wcro
iho child wiih wild wit 11 (teiiBiu
and Hklpped rIoiir beside her oh aim full of team.
talked. ,u rouill nu
Mv iladdv ! comlnir to sen thn wiipm 1 reait
douRlcH too." ho volunteered
"My Hear Sue
"Thai will be fine," mother re
turned, "When In daddy comliiB'.'"
"Oh, Home time," and then ho
nRiiln prattled of what he wan Just
then tnoHt Interested In the iIorh.
etc.
l'ather renlly hoemed qulto a bit
better. He knew me and waa ap
parently dpllKhted to see Junior,
"I enclose
all you owed
money from my
son I cuuld
amount, and of course tho doing so
was a mortification that you, with
your f.ilso Ideas,
Htand. I shall
and bo to koiiio
who wrlRRled away from him and
place whero I
nut Mto the aril n soon as He pay wie oilier
could. Mke all boys, Junior wita a Unit moro borrowitiB- I trust your
little shv of careanea before others. 1 father Ih better. and that, your
Tlioiieh when alone with either Tom
mother In wcl
or mo he was most affectionate.
Nil (JllCHlllll4.
I knew mother waa wondering
what It all meant. Why we had
come to her, Norah and all. and
Willi so much liiRBaBe, hut mother
waa not curious; and if she wiih a
llttlo puzxled by events hIio suld
nothing She made uh feel very wel
come and R.ive Norah. who was
charmed with the country, entire
control of the kitchen.
Norah never had heen out of New
York before an her dcllBht tan be
ImiiRlned. Tho flowers, tho chick
ens. everythiiiK Interestd her almost
hh much an they did Junior. Thon
the biR, cool kitchen wan so differ
ent (from our small Now York
kitchen ilint she seemed unablo to
atop talk Ink' about It.
Junior and the little boy next door
had at ruck up a great friendship
which relieved Norah of 11 Rood
deal of care There wan no way
the children. TOM."
I'iii-.s Teiip .
I was so dlwippolnted In Tom's
letter, ho Impert-oiial, ho cold, 1
don't quite know what I expected,
but when I Haw Tom's writlnB I had
hoped In spite of what had hap
pened, that ho had forRlven me. Hut
as I read the cold llttlo note, I real
ineil that I had no hope, that Tom
would never take me back, and tho
tears flowed 1 tried to ho brave,
to repress them, but It wan Impos
sible. Of courso I wnn Bind that
Carol Hlacklock was paid how 1
hated his very name but I couldn't
help wonderliiR If Tom had lold his
hlstcr what ho wanted tho money
for, and If they, his mother mid
bister, know ho had sent mo away,
and why'.'
Then I wondered what Tom had
said to Cnrol, anil ho to Tom. Had
they had a terriblo quarrel Hut I
soon forRot these tlioiiRhtH In my
crlef that Tom hail written as ho
for them to Ret huit, as they wero
not allowed to leave tlio yard. The did.
bain- wis mother's care. She used
I bathed my
roIiir downstairs, but mother looked
anxiously at me. and Noiah pitj
lliRly. 1
"No had news I hope dear."'
mother suld.
"No, Rood news Instead," and 1
tried to HUiile. 1
"That's very nice. Tom Iihh sent
mo a check to cover your board I
hato to take it as hn IiihIhIh upon
also pajinR Norah. Hut if you are
to remain indefinitely I ruchh 1 shall
havo to "
Tomorrow--A half confidence.
A UK MARTIN
French nnd Hritlsh inventors com
bined their Ideas In perfecting air
Ikirh, to he quickly Inflated with
compressed air carried In bottles at
niched to them, to keep afloat nir-1
planes that happen to fall upon
water.
Metal toes nnd heels have been
.given shoes Invented for light rope
I walkers to mako contacts with a1
I wire Included In their ropes, caus
ing lights to flash from various
points on their costumes.
4 lilt
With backing of Norwegian capl-i
tal hydroelectric plants will be built
In Ireland that will produce nearly
"00,000 horsepower five months In
the year and more than 1,100,000
the other seven months
"I don't know what's thn matter
Willi me. I don't heem t' Ret tiothln'
done. Mvei 'day alter lunch I seem t'
Itusslan engineers have estimated
'h.n the harnessing of two wator
1 - .1 I'ln'an.l niul tb li.ic 1 s
s on of 'he electric power 10 Hatro
h,iw down in. I mil Jest llko a
1 Km 1 .i' . 1 in. ni.iit, .1 M,rt I'usey
1 1 ,
s t meiiiilj an find out grad would
l'x ih- r income, , tons ot coal
i ' ... uu eiei trie power hi rairo I ,,,, ... , ,. , u . I
I ' r w. . M uneiiiidj an find out grad would save that city 3 000,000 I " 1,0!,u"' "'"" lA-atlliiR Slm'l 1
Jli. t 1 el,i til. r income. .tons ot coal a year. I
As to Routes
3dm
An KnKllah sclentlnt hnn developed
I a photometrl cmcthod for makinB
, 1 x.i t mca.HUrementn of colors.
metal frumo han been invented
' for holding very youtiB biihle.s in safo
Pl.m loiin while beltiB batncil.
An ICnsIlsh society that alms to
develop the .-onsen of touch and ob
servation rcmilrcH blindfolded stu
dents to examine moueiH
band and inako drawins
her two babies, her
little one, mc.inliiB
VpM I.Vtt while
with tho other.
To enable tho blind to illHtlnRUish
between the rolota In pictures a tier,
man ban Invented a method for em
bosjdtiB each different hue In a dis
tinctive arranscmcnt of dots, lines or
hi old .nlf Ho
crosses.
An envelope molstencr patented by
a Senttle Inventor condstH of a piece
of HpoiiRo Inserted In a Hpiral metal
coll that Is held by two rinRs from
tho back of a user's flnficra.
Underneath a now chair for chil
dren in n music box that plays when
a child is seated.
A tool box, which can bo locked, in
Included within 0110 of the doors ot
an up-to-dato automolblo.
I had taken It up to
inai 1 mihin iu iiiuiiu
11. u commenccu
Hlacklock's receipt for
him. I borrowed tlio
sister, tho only per
c
The Younfi Lady
A crass the Way
bo to for nuch an
nan never under
Hiiblet tho apartment
place to live, a cheap
can save enouBH to
iioois jou 111.1110 nun
as usuiil. My love to
face carefully before
The joung nK .lor.iss iho way
say her fa her looks extremely well
in his evening t!"ih-s with his low
eiit list and not a blot on Ills
Si Uti llP'UI
Service Is the
Without It we doubtless could
build In it way, but not the way
not our wnj
save that city 3 000,000
a year.
J.C
licnnic's Notebook
Xatdday niotnuiK iil Jluii
eriound with home made lb kiln .i
Iiik mi them In led Ink. Tcl'H '
tiraie iJlvlmr ling' lie will . 1 -1 : .
ly Ului Into a Tub of H.il'lr fi , ,
a Hlte of 3 I'eet 111 Sid limit h Hi
Yard Hallndday Afiltiioon Adn
nlon only One Sent sid rimiik. V ,
wunta to buy a ticklt fellnwi, if
dont dive u get your money Im
Wlch me and I'iiiIh Slmkln" 11 I
l.roy ShooHter and Heddy Mn .
bawt tloklt", on a. 'count of beliiK 1'
miy onen that had neiita, and in t
aftlrnoon vc went cimund and n
on Sid 1 1 11 Ii tn fentn, and there w n
a wach tub full of w.ittlr atandn .
next to a hlnh aklnny table In
middle of the jaril, mid Sit! put h
fox crrler Teddy on top "f t.
jlih 1111. 1 bowed to un fellows 1
iiK The grate dive will imw t 1
Pe.CC
And he pointed hla finger at Ti I
dy. h.ijIiik. 1, 2, 3. dive
AViti h Teddy dideni, J.sl tt.itnl
mB thero and lookinn back nt !-. 1
an If ho wan IxpcctlnB Sid 1.1 1
einicUiliiB lnnted of Sid ixpi.i.i
him to do niimlhltiR, Sid m,i 1 1. . II,
'here, did Jou heer me, 1 . ;
dive. Teddy Jenl keepliiK on li"km
at Inm, and after he had n"l
about 6 more tlmen without n,,
dlvp happetilni;, um fellows ),n'.
to yell Wo wunt our money Im
we wunt our money back, wo wi
our money back, and Sid ned.
Kratn dlvliiB doB in Indbponed
day ho ho will do homo oilier trb ks
Minted, mid tin follown jelled, vv .
dont wunt to nee eny other trim
and Sid sed, Teddy, nit up
Teddy did, and Sid Bed. Shako hand
Wlch Toddy did, and Hid h' '..
Hark 3 time. Wlch Tedily did. an I
Sid hid, 1, 2. 3, dive Wlch Ted.lv
dldcnt, and wo all MartctI to 1 I
for our money back aBcn. nnd SM
tried to make htm divo about
inoro times In vane, t-ayltiB. Vmi
old buntch of ttto wads, t.tko your
old money.
r
v..
3
The Horoscope
"Th. .tarn Incline, but do not rnmrc "
Weilncwlay, April a I. I DUO.
Jupiter, Mercury and Venus ru!-
no HtronRly for Rood today, ncord-
i r- tr nalrnlri"! t 11 it t It fclinillrl In
I
l tuoMt fnvnrnbla tlmn for most h 1.
man enterprises. Late In tho even- Tjj
InB Mars Is In evil place.
This Bhotild bo above nil thiiiRi
most lucky for all commercial v -lures
and money In millions will
employed In now ontcrprlnes, .r
thouBh banks will Rlvc warn.n?
nRalnst reckless Investments.
Thcro Is a slpn read an prcs.iR
Inu the entranco of women Into big
business and tho success or dartns
lnltlativo on their part.
Mercury Is In n placo read n.s fore
castlnR much ndvertlslnB and pub
licity in which women aro Interested,
Tho stars seem to Hmllo upon their
fccheme.t.
WJille all the Indications are read
as lAiod for the progress, of wn.
mens larRo Interests, especially in
politics, the seers b'vo warning that
new (Xaillt -will hn 'eveloped n
them and that many will becom un
scrupulous. PaiiRor of Intoxication as a result
of ambition nnd power Is foretold
for women as well an men.
Mars Blven warning of disap
pointments and heart-burnings that
will diturb both men and women
in thn next few month.
From this dnto on to midsummer
gossip nnd slander will touch 111.11. v
persons, later to bo focused on tho
few.
Itomance continues to exerrlfe an
unusually powerful Influence '-n
persons of every iiRe and those m
high place may bo peculiarly h
centlhlo to flattery.
ABaln music is subject to tho
best government of tho stars ami thn
evolution of artistic tiir'c will to
rapid through the next decade
Warning Is given ngalnut danger
ous propaganda that may affect He
nation's rohitlons to neighlm 9
wiin onu
of them
. i
north nnd south.
I'ersons whoe blrthdate
should avoid law and quarreling
uarielintjf
i nero is special n.uiRer 01 iict-iueri rv
1 1 . .. ,. ,
ooiieiiis 111 luiniiicsn arc I'TCMiai-
owed.
f'hlldren born nn this day wi'l e
fortunate and Hiiccessful. cspeei.i v
If the afternoon Is thn tlmn ..f
birth twirls may not lie lucky i
inarrlaRC
tl'offrliht, 19:0, bj tbe MrTlure Nia ipiprr Srntlr l
Work can be dono on lop of
new desk for bookkeepers by p
sons standing orcct. or tho top in
be folded back for tho operation f I
a typewriter or calculating ninehn "
from a chair at tho usual level.
An Kngllsh railroad has built "
heaviest nlnglo leaf rolling base
nrltlBe in tho world, ttie leaf be,
ICO '4 feet Ioiib and. Willi count'
weights, weighing 6,325,000 poun
Wlien a clock Invented for hoip 1
or sick room use strikes it sumni
a nurse nnd openn a door In a '
inet, displaying medlclno that I
ho Blven a jKitlont at that time
il
The Australian government lit J
opened a plant for tho maii .f'
turn of artificial limbs for retui'"!
soldiers In Victoria and plat '0
establish factories In each of ' n
other states.
Foundation of Our Business
Here service first Is synonymous
will safety first" in co and
eyeglass care.
If jou have the welfare of jour ejen ut lu-art, consult
The Hiinnis Optical Company
OplnmctrNtM
liwt of Kxcliatign National Haul.
On IlosUin, TuNi'rt lA-lliig Street