Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-10

especially has proved popular with
them and the Portage links are dotted
nearly every day with players. 1t has
been suggested that the women golf
ers have become numerous enough to
form separate club next season.
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One of the youngest commercial
travellers of Akron, but at the same
time one of the most successful is
Charlie" Miller, who was with Perry
Il. Tanner in the grocery business
several years ago. Mr.. Miller repre-
sents one Of the largest grocery con-
Germs in the world--a big New York
house. He makes" 2S towns in Ohio
and six in West Virginia and the
"house" is still extending his terri
tory. Mr.. Miller is the oldest son
of Col. Stewart Miller, 115 Elwood
ave.
If all the people who watch the
weather flags on the postoffice build
ing understood the messages 1t was
Intended to convey by the multi-col
ored emblems which hang beneath the
American flag on the hagstaff, there
would be much less speculation with
regard to what the flags have to say.
what new combination of weather
is about to be inflicted upon u.s." ask
| ed prominent citizen the other day
as he looked apprehensively at the
fiuttering array on the postotfice flag
pole the other day. II suppose il
means something or other, but what
that something is / can't tell. IT.
enough worry trying to live through
the weather we have, day by day
without trying to solve such n puzzle
as the flag combination one tn post
Office flagpole.'
The latest moves along the line OF
emancipation for women, do not seen
to have been phenominally success
full. Miss Matte Beals has fount
the job Of city marshal of a booming
town in the bad lands too mucl
Roosevelt for her retiring nature ant
has given up the job after a days
trial. Mrs. Nation has retired from
active participation in the manage
ment of saloons and, her fine having
been paid by a lecture manager will
enlighten breathless thousands OF
How 1t sounds when beer gurgle,
across the thirsty floor"
| For her ultimate emancipation from
the binding and retarding influences
and conventional mannerlsms anC
habits of the American people, sh,
must become more of the physica
woman, creature who was recent
ly SO highly lauded by learned pro
| fessor
To obtain mans privileges and dc
n mans work she must be prepared
to Withstand the discouragement.
which come to the males who woulC
be leaders.
That mans wife is away and he j,
getting his own Breakfasts" said tn,
student of Sherlock Holmes as a maj
got on North Hill. car the other eve
ming, to iL,chdnce acquaintance. ID,
you n@8icc that he is taking home ,
dozen eggs? That would pretty near
ly furnish the deduction make i
nothing else did. But do you not ais,
see little grease spot on his lef
shoe? That was probably caused b,
lard or butter frying over when III
dropped the eggs into it. That Sigh
burn on his right fore finger confirms
the theory that he has been doin,
mis- own cooking
But how about the dishwashing
Tell me now by some similar deduction
whether he washes the dishes or LET
them CO."
That is easy. You will obsery
that the mans hands show no sigl
of having been for any length of tim
in hotwater--as mine do for in
stance"
, But that would indicate that yo,
had been washing dishes yourself"
Yes, ! am a son of the man who /
getting his own brcaktasts-,ln,
. mine."
KENT'S BEREAVEMENT.
| Editor L q poNton ,e a., w.