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RHEUMATISM SAID
TO BE GERM DISEASE

CHICAGO, Apil 5,-That rheumatism
is caused by r germ was announced
last night by DIR, Edward c. Rosenow
of the Rush medical college, who also
asserted he has discovered the identity
Of the hitherto unknown bacteria.
DR.. Rosenow made known his dis
covery for the first time TO the staff of
the Chicago tuberculosis institute, to
whom he described his research work.
He said it has been carried on by ex-
periments with rabbits, into which he
injected rheumatism germs taken from
human beings.
DR.. Rosenow found the tonsils Of sew
eral patients were inflamed. He in
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Methodist Episcopal,

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH., Franc!s Bursett Short pas145r, p.s1,5o
Dnfasn,ns Elm lot' - a. M and IueIess nTery Gene
Illustrated lecture. 7.so p. m; subject
Our Bible. In the Making THIS I,fcs lee
the Hible Pictures OF WyclIlT. Calvin
and Luther: also Michael Angeles Ia
nous statue of Moses.
SECOND Nj. Il. CHURCH. corner OF
Gnlena and south Fourth East-M
Thomas pastor. Sunday school, p m, m
r. y. Keyworth supelint endent Ep-
worth league. i:l5 p. m Charles Murr'sn' 81,
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
7:30. Come and bring your friends,
HEATH NJ. E, CHURCH. near corner
Of Third south and Eighth WestMM
N Donald colcIough. superintendent
Preaching services at II a. m. aud r; m
Evening service will be in charge OF f A.
keyworth, Prayer meeting on Thursdsy
LIFE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
GHURcH. Ninth East and First South
II, Mitchell. pastor Sunday school at
il a, IN: Subject, "ReIigion Made A!trae.
p. n. Cook viii render one Of his popu-
lar sacred concerts, The public. and es-
SCANDINAYIAN 81. T. CHURCH, 523
South Fourth East strcet--Rev. u. h.
Mark, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a IN.
Mrs. E, y. Morle. superintendent Serv-
Ices at II a nj. I'm the Scandinavian Ian
guage and gospel service at p. m. con-
Quoted In the English language"
TRINITY A. NJ. Il. CHURCH-Quarter-
~ meeting. II. l., Maruue. pastor Morn
ing worship at 1890 Subject. THE Per-
severance OF the Savior Glass meeting
at, IL noon Sunday school at 80. At
S p. IN. Presiding Elder 4. NJ. Ward of
the Colorado conference Will address the
audience. following which will be the
administration of the Lords supper.
All members and friends are urged TO be
present.
LIBERTY PARK NJ. z. CHURCH. cor
ncr OF Eighth East and Ninth SOUTH
Rev. d. r. Carter pastor, residence. S3S
Chase avenue Sunday school al 10 a
IN. Morning worship at II a, m, Class
meeting at close OF morning service Rev.
Scott leader Evening service at p,
IN. Prayer meeting Wednesday at y. m.
You are cordially invited TO attend these
services
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Young Men Need Help.

we point with pride TO our modern
business buildings. our broad streets our
ehicient hospitals and other attractive
features. Well may we do this; of them
none OF us need feel ashamed But while
so much thought Is being given TO these
Things that beautify our city, are our
young men TO be forgotten? Are tpey
10 be overlooked? Can a city with tie
most charming environments he truly
beautiful and attractive without manly
character and high moral standards ?
Who. in Salt Lake City. is proud OF the
YOUNG Mems Christian association? Are
our cold brick buildings OF more value
than our young men, upon whose shoul-
ders is soon 10 rest the responsibility OF
local affairs? The taxes paid on dogs
In the city of Salt Lake last year amount
ed to SIsS9.I0 while the contributions
to the Young Mems Christian associa ton
for direct benefit to young. men amounted
TO S53SS.95. Shall more attention be given
to dogs than to our young men? II the
city paid out last year $35 009 6a for the
conviction and Incarceration of its crimi-
nails, would 1t not he wise TO contribute
n little more to an institution the pur-
pose or which is 10 prevent crime? Let
us give our young men a chance; give
them the very best opportunities pos
sible for the cultivation OF the very best
there Is In them May our city be fa-
nous for her high standards in educa-
ton, morality and nobility Of charact er.
as we'll as for other things
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Baptist.

lMMANUEI. CHURCH. Fourth East
and Second South streets.-Louis S. Bow
erman. d. ID. minister. Hours of wor-
ing the - Rev m w a"' a. Brown W. Of Of the the 8sr inser
national lessons committee will speak.
Subject for the evering, The Man Who
Sold His Brthright." The Lords sup
per and the reception OF members at
close OF the morning service. Bible
school at 9:i5 a. m; +. j. Lucas, super
intendent. Young Peoples meeting at
o'clock. Mdweek prayer and social
You are very cordially invited to all Of
these services.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Morning services. II o'clock; prayer and
covenant meeting; Sunday school, IL
Newman. pastor. All are invited
BURLINGTON BAPTIST MISSION.
corner of Indiana and Navajo streets
Jared " v Cody, ministeT sunday school school
intendent; Young Peoples meeting at
$50 p. m: preaching service at 30 p.
m; prayer meeting Thursday night at
s O'Clock
LIN COLIN STREET BAPTIST
Services Sunday. sunday school, 1895
a, m; B. Y. 2. u. 6:45 p. m; preach
day, p. m. Prayer meeting. Thursday,
1880 p. IN.
RIO GRANDE BAPTIST CHURCH
Berton f. Bronson. minister Frieda A
Dressed. missionary, II; II. Holm6erg
school at 10, Parents and children in:
vited Morning worship with sermon and
communion at II b. Y p. U. at $50
Evening meeting at 1880; sermon; The
West siders especially Invited and al
welcome.
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auoa, ,,r Their names are found iuvariab,v
is ,arprTstne tne promoters of those greater en-.
si,n 'ase5 that stamp our city as progres-
ra.nc,In1. anu up to-date. They are in no wav
dItion 40 Tor the present financial con-
ItS. Irthpt; OF the association but are con
- Vt ing largely of their time and means
s,,. so .r i,s support because they arc public
"tt,. "t', 'teu men take a pride in their home
thSS @ anu are Keen enough to realize thai
ars, sirestest si,. factor for good or evil i'm
49, 49, e'h or any community Is its Young
nhen' nsa had II not been for the sacrie
haro ~ ,nS .hese very men. the association
ina, he,e would, In ali probability. have been
.oss some time ago. But these few men
an aniiot pe expected TO carry such bur
uGh 'I &lone. they must be Joined by others
WHO, WHO appreciate the value of true man
,iooo ana VINO are glad to have hand In
a work so beneficial. II the associa ton
1 nere mas not been as effective In its work
curing g me past three years as might be
suesired, II is because sufficient financial
pdcknnG mas not been forthcoming II Is
a Ialil that srinds out character IT be-
longs TO the city, II contributes to the
"eIare o, The city. If intelligently man
aSeo, ana, therefore. II should be sup
ported by public SpjriTed ,:lti1npe
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Christian Science.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-Subject of the
Sunday sermon. "Unreality."
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIEN-
TISr, 336 East Third South streeI.-Sun-
day services, II o'clock a m. and s
o'clock p. m. Sunday school. 9:46 a, m.
The Wednesday evening services are held
at O'Clock.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST.
SCIENTIST. Consolidated Music Hall, is
East First South street.-Sunday SER
Vices, II O'Clock a. m. Sunday school:
9:4o a, m. wednesday evening services.
s o'clock All are welcome to these
church services
Free reading rooms I'm the Walker
Bank building, Main and Second South
streets. where Christian Science lltera-
ture may be obtained.
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Logan avenue Sunday school. 10 a. m.
morning prayer. II o'clock.
ST. PETERS CHAPEL 657 North Sec
ond West strcet.-Supday school. 9:i5 a.
m: evening prayer. 5.30 O'Clock.
ST PAGI'S CHURCH, Main and
Fourth South streets.-ServIces Sunday
as follows. Holy communion at a IN
holy communion and sermon by the rec
tor. the Rev. Ward Winter Reese at
IL a. M. evening prayer and address al
s o'clock This Will be service for
the children and their parents. The rnu-
sic will be furnished by the children s
choir Sunday school at 9;i5 a. m. All
seats are free and everybody made wei
come
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

iected bacteria from tonsils into rab-
bits and the identical symptoms deveI-
oped.
There is nothing to indicate the dis
case may be transmitted through the
air, DR.. Rosenow said, and it is be-
licved the germs lurk in food and first
lodge in the tonsils.
Dr.. Rosenow discoveries will be
the basis for experimental work in
search of cure for rheumatism.
wounds, burns, scalds, old sores, rash,
chafed skin. is Ballard S Snow l.iui-
mcnt, it is both healing and antisep-
tic. Price csc, soc and Sl.00 per
bottle Sold by Schramm.J Johnson
Drugs, "The Never r-Substitutors. -
Five (5) good stores.
ADVERTISEMENT
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Conversational.

PHILLIPS G Il C A r / O y A L
CHURCH. Fifth South and Seventh East
streets.-The Rev. p. A. SimplSin. pastor,
Services this day at II a. IN, and 7:45
p m. with sermons by the pastor,
Evening subject. David Livingstone"
Sunday school at 1880 p. m. Christian
endeavor at $50 p. m, 4 cordial well
come Is extended all worshipers.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
corner Fourth East and First South, Ell
mer I, Goshen. pastor.-Morning service
at II o'clock. Sunday school at $50.
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y matter how long you suffered, or
'Iotheg remedies have failed to cure,
..y Kidney Pills will surely help you.
''' are genuinely tonic, strengthening
4 curative, build up the kidneys and
rse their regular action. John Vel
@ roster, Cal, says: "I suffered
~ Years with kidney trouble and
~ never get relief until I tried
5 Kidney Pills, which effected a
H@ree cure. F" Schramm j Johnson,
h The Never. r.Substitutors. - Five
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VIII Not Close Y. Nj. c. A.

The Young Mems Christian association
Will not close; Salt Lake City can III
afford TO let It close. What other cities
throughout our country find 1t possible
TO maintain for the benefit Of manhood,
Salt Lake City can maintain, and this
association can easily take its place
among the associations OF other cities II
our people Will lend hand, The asso-
citation will be glad to undertake greater
things when II receives sufficient finan-
cial backing. but it must be understood
that the present management will not,
under any circumstances, sanction ex-
penditures which are in excess OF the in
W. W. ARMSTRONG,
President. Y. M. c. A,
E. c. CASTER,
General Secretary.
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'ANE ISLAND YARD
WILL BE CONTINUED

'stsis' April 6,-Secretary
sses1 ~ ~ 'lie navy department today
b Sn vl Sal the Mare Island navy yard
!nm - sanciSco should be continued as
iSa o the FIRST class.
"a cssion was reached after a two
r. eaefence with the entire Cali
5taI cnnrsresslonal delegation and q
n Iary T. Mayo, colnmandant of the
q NJ was present and II was large
lG Dan,. recommendations that Secre-
tsshv ordered that the work OF
asxs slould proceed and that no
. Ae va.S Su'd be made In the status
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Iooeal to Citizens to
Help Local Y. M. c. A.
casctors Declare That Young Men of Salt Lake
Need the Institution; to Be Continued
Despite Present Obstacles.

!, much has been said recently
no mrl, ~ our leading dailies regard
w thc present status OF the
ihs Nen.s Christian association,
" !e9ns might lead 10 a mistaken
when " rs To It's stability, IT
.r;rthena,io.b .bat soma statement should
I'd cen order that q better uhderI
Fsde y, ,,s posltion, aims and real
sres nlgns association has passed
'lit ~, rost trying period and been
,tseeh amdIcapped financially. espe-
rrg ne the pnst three or four years.
boz CULLEN ou,,ns 10 all those who nave been
/. Ssa kui,urh with the work and STOOD
] 6dee ~, iTuI In the midst OF its struggles.
] p"y rs stanchest supporters az
n so.U n". mistakes In the. conuuct OF lts
E uIs s.yo no; at one time or ano.her
'bs aSa since It's orsa nization. SHch
z 80 p" would naturally ne expected our
pse ,sr]ler history. being, as Il Is so
. y. rom the great orothern99o d.
y and Situated where ou'u 10
~ oy ne IIoweyer, 1t has now passed
edooa ,,rcntal period, valuable lessons
! pp,n ppeI learned. and, therefore. no
s s.s essns ncrson Will continually con-
2 p"sh ~ heoause of its past record, IL its
"a methods are sane reasohao ole ana
( .stIi's, .ou for our citizens 20 know that
a, numerous obstacles occa-
nH heavy mortgage OF long
rsn ia Tor which, by the way. none
p;s'hs. O. hss.-.ssnt mana cement Is RESPONSE
s. pessociation has. during the past
ne n-ojuced the most effective re-
En- .ir several years. Its membership
= e,.s,sssed 10 III per cent In the past
: |onths while Its educational enroll
Z. has Increased Sc per cent during
Z. nsriod, New lines Of activity
!. J. 'zss hssn introduced. resulting In a
rri.a,nr " Of Interest generally on the
=. n onypherr
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Presbyterian,
CHURCH,
'IRST PRESBYTERIAN

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner c and East Brigham streets
Morning services at II o'clock Sermon
by the Rev. j. u. Clarke of Nashville.
Tenn Sunday school at 1890 Young
peoples meeting at e;46. Evening serv-
ices at 74o. Sermon by the Rev. r. NJ.
Stevenson, D. D.: subject THE Glory OF
Young Men" All cordially invited.
THIRD PRESBY CHURCH,
corner Eleventh South and Eleventh Ea st,
Frank 0. Leonard. pastor,-Morning SER
vice of worship and preaching at II
o'clock, Subject Of sermon by the pas
tor, 1.-THE Christians Keys" Sunday
school at 1915. Y. P. s. c. e, at p. III.
A hearty welcome to all.
Y. w. @. A
Fesper services will be held In the 7
W. c. A. rooms in the Continental Bank
building at O'clock this afternoon.
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Episcopal,

ST. MARKS CATHEDRAL First
South between Second and Third East
Rt, Rev, +. S. Spaldlng.
bishop: the Very Rev. S. r. Coladay.
dean, Holy communion. 7.30 a. m; Sun
day school. 9:45 a m, adult Bible class,
1890 a. m; holy communion and ser
mon by Bishop Spalding. II q. m., even
ing prayer and address at 1880 o'clock.
ST. JOHNS CHAPEL, Ninth East and
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Real Estate Transfers.

p o. NittoI 10 Johp ". MnttoI. part
tn ", plat 3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"a Real sstate company TO c. O.
halt-. lois 81 10 81. block 3. Clermont
-".a'9u .->--.,.,-.~r.. r,s-s>. ..--.~s-s,->
~ G slmpson 20 Emma e. a. Franz
p ku = to "a. and Others. block 2.
.-'l sarolSlklon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- ses1a and w!fe 20 Granite stake.
p A 10. 10. block ls. tep-acre plat
.7..--.sss.,,.. ...s..s.a...-.-,s..
= C.Dnon 10 william Parkinson,
= : ,ud u. block 90. Forest Dale ...s
|'is Investment company TO Emma z.
i1aiaan, lots q TO 20. block ..
1Soa's subdivision ..............,.
'.'i7lerson Investment company TO D.
ss'asimer. part OF lot 3. block 70,
10 -'....'ss s.....-..s.. as...>..ea..,..-
~ Witlonberg and others 10 Gins
-1'tr, part OF lot .. block 91. plat
II .'''''ss --.'s-'s...s..
nlSch 10 EIizt L. Weston. part OF
~. pock =. plat F ........,....
~ Lunty 10 Walter l.. Brown. part
y and LOT 3S. block 8, Oakley sub
/" .
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Christian,
Lutheran.

DANISH LUTHERAN CHURCH. COR
ner OF First avenue and r street. John
Lund, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Services at II a. m. No services in the
evening In the church basement.
GERMAN LUTHERAN ST. JOHN S
CHURCH, Seventh South and State
illiam J. Lankow, pastor, sun
day school al $50 a. m Services at 1890
a. m. Concordia meets next Tuesday at
I:Io p m,
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH. cor
ner OF Second South and Fourth East
streets-Erik Floreen, pastor. Sunday
school at 10 q. m Services at p. m.
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|Gr.cfors Prominent.

a,,d,osYped financially, the associa.
J. q moi able. as yet, to ADDRESS Itself
III the varied lines OF activity com
= 10 regular association work which
IN. az a city, but II confidently be-
u. tbs fine is not far distant when
q. IN be made possible through steady
la sSytantIal support Its directors are
~ n ability and strength, represent
= sxs business interests In Salt Lake
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Swedish Free Church,

SWEDISH EVANGELICAL FREE
CHURCH. 7a+ South Seventh East
Rev. Il. Thorell, pastor,
Sunday morning service and Sunday
school at 1880 o'clock Y. p. S. at .
p. m Preaching al 1880 p, m. Md
week service, Wednesday evening.
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1--we Sick Headache AWAY.

ise.tiIoSna naaache, sour gassy stomach,
eilr as. bIhousuess disappear
3 pilis you take DR.. Kings New
new i, They purify the blood and
them mo and vigor ia the system,
' Ever 1nd you will be well satis-
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OOacert at Hotel Utah.

Nh ibo ib%lellan Hotel Utah orchestra,
]. y personaI direction OF Profess
lsa.y acClellan, with Mrs. Emma
' 'slnr ',%rrls n. AZ soloiSt. will render the
A,uns s evening at $50:
ss aIss "LibeIIa" ps,ss,zer
.... ~" inc Vienna Woods. .v..
'z4l on, Johann Strauss
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.< Enlrn ''- s.--.sss,... ,GounOd
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iroVatore", Verdi
I'd se)o.,, Mrs. Morris
hosr.'0ction' Lucia dl Lammer-
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Deaths.

| Efh P Miller. April ., 1918. 100 Centar
|I.2 yei II years, heart diIntation.
| =: issason, April 3. 1915. ST. Marks hos
IL tsd dgys inanition.
| mi noasnn. April 2. 1918. $50 West North
/cvA ihtet. aged so years. cancer OF stomach
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Marriage Licenses.

a<7s ASad aud Ro.. shikany. both OF Salt
ksa N RIcgel and Theresa Ernst. both OF
I7usyh Pa.
nj I. GuSn and Ireno Robinson. both OF
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Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

BITtnS.
i<J D. Randall s25 Seventh avenue. boy.
~ Wooaard. A6s South Eighth East street.
'fzI sersrssn. az F street, girl.
I'd Eolder. 1875 Emerson avenue. girl.
= T. Hand i4s West Second North street,
I'VE I Gill. No. Vigsing court. Boy
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Sunday Services in
Salt Lake Churches
CORDIAL MEIcoME TO ALL SERVICES EXTENDED TO ali.

minister, Service at II a. M: sermon.
Scoiiers. Buffers and the Jealous" AT
the evening meeting. 10 o'clock. In the
lower room the minister will lecture on
VINO Was Jcsus?" after which there
VIII be opportunity for discussion OF the
topic. The Sunday school meets at 12:l5
o'clock The annual meeting OF the
church VIII be held Tuesday evening,
April s. AT G:30 o'clock Dinner viii be
served. All members and interested per-
sons expected to be present. At the
sunday morning service the quartette
VIII sing TAX Thou My Hand. by
Parks. Mrs. II. o. Jackson will be the
soloist.
Christian.
THE CENTRAL CHRISTIAN
church. Fourth South and Third East.
Charles F. Ncel. pastor. 267 East Fourth
South Sunday services at II a. m. and
I:45 p. m. Morning sermon. IAN Old
Love Song" Night. n musical service
Bible school at 10 a. m. Christian En-
deayor at s p. m. Prayer meeting We'd
nesuay night.
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Unitarian.
CHURCH AT 1873 SOUTH SECOND
East street. Frederick NJ. Bennett,
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U sssssSshT COAL, all kinds, caro-.
@ Htreet Alliance Coal Co. IL
Phone Was. 4443.
&t advertisement
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sible in fcod-producing establishment
''Al the water is distilled; the hops and NAL
made absolutely clean before being permittc
to enter into the beer
''The watts, pipes and other parts are not mere
ly washed, but scalded and perfectly steF
ilized by causic soda bath.
''When the beer is placed in bottles it is pas
teurzed by running the bottles through hot water
killing every germ which may have escaped tn
warfare conducted against it in the manufactur
ing process.
'The person who opens bottle of beer
absolutely assured that what he has before hir
is product entirely free from germs and other
wise perfectly clean In fact, beer is the onl
manufactured food article which may be said t
be absolutely clean"
The above complicated processes enter into tn
manufacture of every drop of
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And long into the

night she sewed.
In the week that followed her face
grew tense. She was listening, al
ways listening. And one day the thing
for which she waited came.
Joe opened the door, a sullen ex-
preston on his face.
well, what are you goin' to do
about it?" was his greeting.
about what" Becky said, while
she swayed slightly.
You know what l mean all right.
Your money l took"
But it wasn't my money, Joe.
saved it for you. You could have
took it when was right here"
you mean you amt sore. You
amt going to turn me over to the
coppers?"
why, Joe," Becky cried, with a
gasp. "Td kill anybody that touched
you. Don't you know that? You're
all got, you're all / ever remember
havin'. If you only, just come home
every night"
Joe looked down into her misty
eyes and his own blurred Something
very strange reached his heart and
seemed to hurt. He caught the little
bent form in his arms and kissed her
forehead very reverently.
81 amt no good, Becky" he said,
with fierce self-contempt. But may
be some day-maybe-"
The light in Becky's eyes wasn't
because of the promise, it was be-
cause Joe had kissed her-and she
timidly touched his arm.
Don't you care, Joe," she said
''You amt never had chance, but
if you had you'd make all the other
ginks look like plugged nickels.'
"Pat," said Mike, as his mate sat
hatless by the roadside, here comes
Father Ryan. Put yer hat on" Mike
An phwy should l put me hat on?
~ O. Ill - /. -.
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MERELY COMMENT

Big Business seemed to have plenty
of support when the minimum wage
bill came up in the senate.
But the people are liable to remem-
Der the names of those legislators
who voted to pigeonhole the bill.
Mighty funny that Hoyne should
benefit by 9,228 votes that didn't be-
long to him-and all by pure acct
dent.
You'd think that some of the "acci-
dental mistakes would have been
made in favor of someone else.
J. Ham Lewis has threatened to
appear in Washington in a pair of
white breeches.
Well, they ought to make classy
contrast to Hams whiskers, anyhow.
Barratt o'Hara has been cleared.
But none of those who conspired
against him have been punished.
The packers have started a meat
war among themselves. Fine! Maybe
Wen be able to eat real meat more
than three times a week while that
war is on.
Still, this is an uncertain world.
The Cubs won again yesterday.
The Tribune doesn't think much of
minimum wage law. But it's real
strong for a law to close all the re-
sorts and fallen women.
Which is a game assoId as the first
vice crusade, and as old, too, as bust.
ness methods.
Sometimes it doesn't seem possible
that those who oppose minimum
wage law can have sisters or daugh-,
tiers of their own. But they generally
have, all the same.
Secretary Daniels was the first
member of Wilson's cabinet to go up
in the air. But he went in a flying
boat.
That Missouri judge wasn't far
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