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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-20
TARIFF DEBATE
On n EARNEST
CHAIRMAN SIMMONS DECLARES
THE BILL ANSN lIKN DEMAND
REVISION.
answers Zen. CUMNINS
Declares Every Man RcgardleNs of
Occupation WIN BE Beneficiary
uhdCr the New Bill.

,WASIlNGTON. July Debate
on the tariff in the senate began in
earnest today with Chairman Sim
mons, or the finance committee, pro
ci,lmine the new bin a satisfactory
eIswer for the demand for down
ward revision. and Senator Cummins,
speaking from a progressive rcpub-
hCan standpoint, predicting that 1t
would carry the democratic party to
defeat
senator simmons replied to con-
tentlons that the bill Disseminated
against the farmer Senator Cum
nins asserted that the democratic
PARTY had treated the farmer as an
outlaw ana vigorously assailed Pres
iutnt Wilson Tor his participation In
FIRE ming the bill This he character
ized as absurd power that had been
'coercNe."
Senator simmons reCOunted the
fIrm products which the measure
would place on the free list, such as
wheat, flour cattle, sheep, swine,
sugar, WOOL eggs and potatoes, and
said:
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n
MarD Din on Gbas. 6. 9ean, 81
SUB an Der Jadion Gtrabe in Gar,
tbage. 81.
AmeIia $. Dunbam an Moormar
&c Sobn, Cots /, 2 uno 3 In Nloor,
man &c Sohn's llnterabtbeiluna. 81
aouiis @raff an Sobn go. plum.
msr, so Sub an Der Granb apenus
priee 6iu. 81.
6enrieita .. Wcunts an gbas. SO
Bater, (0uit Giaim) cine Got an 3
Strabe. cine Got am groabipap. 3ips
Cots an Der 2. Strabs unb sfpei Cots
an Der glandeIter pite. 81.
Clifford Mosbaher an Otto @
grigel, She'll Der Got "a in g. r.
Gurp's sfpeitsr llnterabtbeiluns. 81
gpa 6. Gbtporbs on 5sIen g. Clip.
pinser, Got BOT In Der ,Aamona" llns
terabtbilune. 81. -
I'D. y. Cooper an SeIen aonnerss
mann. 40 5uB an Der 0ietoria ape.,
5pbe part. ST..
Derislbe an Mauo We@alldgter
10 atsr in Gettion 4 BON Columbia
3cipnIbip. 81.
3. &. pohoub an Wilbur 8 .eSones,
eine Got an Der Niuiams 9penue in
Rorpoob. 81.
aouis W. Gronie IL. 4no. an Z. q.
Usop. sirei Cots an Der ssoirfieIb unb
cine Got an Der Terter apenus. ST..
Slfon Woore on Bernard S6ldos
bed. Got 73 in Der 0spon ptaee I'm
ierafifeiIurs in Deer pari: ST..
ellie W. Sdoue on 6arrp Dals
iace, LII Gerss 2onS an Der Samils
ton gipenue. in Settipn 12, Mliacreet
Up: 81.
Ssnnie grap Wlifier an sSerbinanbo
5orni. 45 bel 117I Sub an Der Deits
feite eer 8urnet apenus, 1925 sub
nSrslid bon Der 9Or6eity ap,;
81.
MnItsr 6. Wnrborf. 5ruitse, an Die
3itle Guarantee anb 5ruit Co.. IS
Gets in Der Besdpoob llntsrabtbsis
lung; $3.50.
GIisatetb Gutlstt. per gouutp aus
bitter, an gbsuarb Raasl, 17.75 4crss
glte in Grssn Up; S1701.
GIiie Wob an 5rau CLARA Goms
mufisIo. 27.50 bel $50 SUB On Der
WeiiTeiie Der Wsitten 2psEus; 81.
emiI 3orn on emil 6. Ris. 40 BEL
SO Jub an Der RorbTeits bsr plsuiant
Strobe; 81.
glara Sommerfi.lb on gpd Tids
monS. 5hsiI BON Got go. 125 oon Der
Gron Siu unterabtheiIuna; 81.
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gliffcrb Maosbdher al, gietorio 9

Clifford Mosbdher an 9ie.oriu 3.
u. 9lo. 2. $3.50.
6enrn 6. Nsii on U. Mi. unb 2. q.
Sarpuoi. 1856.
Mnrp g. anatsltamp an Glmipooh
pldee 8. unb 9. SO. 5000.
RoD 8. ssind an Wlilfpro q. iinb
6. 60. $4,000.
Ben. Gbolat an gineoIn gannersin.
$4,000.
Spbn Bin an price 5ia glo. 2 q.
unb 6. so. $3.50.
9. u. unb 90. Wederle an Gent
guhdnnan. $500.
Chris. Barge an Rolitor 6. uno 3.
60. $1,000.
DsrleIbs an Gath. Sotel. $3.50.
Scbn gsbrinesr an MihdeI aas
theeer, $1,000.
qilIit 80. SdolIer ON GLENDALE ..
IL. 6. d., $1,000.
6enrp 8eobern an Carthage 9. Ii.
6. ", $700.
Gbraro 3. grodman an bisfelbe,
$500.
RoIph 8. Rspeomb on Wartin
GnnIon, S4500.
WiIiiom LIP an Catherine ainiene,
500.
alpiE q. gdInpeu. an Ben. g. Dale,
$1,000.
Genrn Stefener an Grpofition 9. Il.
2. Co., $500.
Gbrii.ine Re0linep an 10. %.
Gl'ppinaer. $1,000.
g.n. 5. WideB an Delta 6. 81. Co..
$500.
gsorn R. Wtbner on Dm. R. Gpls
Iins, $1,000.
Tisislbe an ). 81. Mifisr, S346.
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nur Die 6onb uusauitrsden nein,
riemals foIlte bas eefheben! Iber ~
iras nun? pos nun? = sic rang Die
Sonoc Sin Spffnungsitrubl fiel IN
ihre Seele: Jelir! 0eute 2tteno lpiiroe
er fommen. gr bate tie 10 Iieb, er
mar Sspalps Sreunb, sr mar abpoz
TO-, Elm fharfiinniser NOpOtat. gum
erIterna! trat NIT polIiosr alarbeit Der
NunIh uno bic 0prItellung elmer
Sneibung in ibre SeeIe. is mar nur
cine ihpahe 6offnune, aber lie tlams
r.erts iit oaran nit allen 5aiern ibres
Wtisns. sic Iprana aus Der 6dnses
mctte uno lief treu3 unp quer. IN
rilbet Iufregune burn ben part.
Die reqelreft eeihnitteueii 3arusz
beden, hsr rotbe aies ouf alien Wegen,
bic frmfnetriih obge3irteiten gIumens
berts nit ben rotben, biauen unb oels
ben gIumen, in ihren borten Gpns
trGIten bem auge 70 mibidllis, bas als
les irtherte lie an; ipenu iie od5 nift
mcbr su ieben braufts uno loren
8ottsr ouh nidpt. unb psnn :. Gle
bIie5 itefen uno lshnte miioe ben aDpf
OH sinen gnumitamnl. Tas ptfiondre
5dsilite ldheln NOR tpeoer auf ibren
9ippen, in ibrsm 5er3en Die traume
ieIios Wonne unb bag J,inglinssontz
lib nit benz brsnnsnbtn Bid: sd
liste bid rsttunsslos. biz sum Wdsn=
finn" limb fie fponn Die golbenen
Srdumfdbsu tpeiter uno iUeiter.
Cine ardbe flog nit bsiiersm 0es
trGt3 aug benz Baum iiber lie meg.
Sic itrd sn1por unb iuhr nit Der
Serb iibsr bic Stirr. Sic pubte.
Ser BON 5etren ipiiroe ntsmals in
Die Steibuns pilIigen.
(Ioriftbuna ioIgt.)
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Oer|e@|leSCe6en.
RoDsae bon 5eb mig 8 bm.


(5ortiesung.)
gr trat DON Sibiga surid unb
ia9ts talt: .0u ipisIft aom1bis. Du
pilit na6 Berlin. Die Soiiou nit
ibren 9alsn unb sbsutsrn Iodt bid.
Cd psrItebe Di6."
Cine furhtbare 0erGnoeruna alma
in itreH 3iigen Dor. Sic antportete
feline SiIbe; ba sr iia ibr aber nieber
nd6ern tpoats, Itredte iis Die Sono
abpefrenb segsn ibn aus. 8as rsi3te
i'm.
n8a it bid burfi6ous, Idbt bu BIZ.
Nieste Der 3drtli4tsit falIsn. Sd
farfte, feline Sibtlla, bu biit auf benz
teiten Wege, Die sroBs 3abl Der foge>
rcrnten femmes incompriies su bers
mehren. Du pilit msbr sSreibeit?
Nc5u2 I'm tie gu mibbrauhen.
ssrauen, bic benfen, benten ihleft.
9irr in Der Stius bes 5auIes aeoei6en
pe;bIide 9usenben. Die 5rau glei6t
Der Nadtisall, bic an ft0niten iinst,
fDtnn es fiji unb buntel it,"
limb borum ftift man tbr aud bic
gugen aus, bamit iis nod I66ner
fiEeen foa", iasts lie bumpf.
ySrisle ni6t bic Romunbeloin. Sc
Der Weni6 muB in feiner eisenen
Gaut bleiben, audi tpenn tie i6m niat
gefdnt; 10 lam er aud aug Der 9es
feafhaftsorbnung ni6t beraus, bic in
feinem Ganbs mobsebenb iit. aomm,
ieB bid Der 5u mir. Sd min Dir cine
Jabel er5dblen. bic NuBanpenouna
lnogit nu felber mnhen."
81. feste iih ni6t gu ibm, ionbern
blieb am anberen Gnbe bes 3immers
am Ramin fteben.
Qr sr5Ghltt: rgs mar Elm flsines
sin sstSrisbli9ss ans u.
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0rasbeisentbums 8spetbefeM

Gineinnati, 18. 5ebr.
Rsue 6ppotbefen.

as - 49, ~ ~.
S.nnie S6ansIs an glmpoob qlac.
8. unb 3. go. 1920.
Wara g. Me9inn on D.i:ern
5ills g., g. unb 6. 60. $3.50.
Sohn R. Diie an DsitpoOo 9omss
ftsab so. $1,000.
2lnSrsp Wbiis OH Star .. u. SO.
8 60. $4,000.
Siab,l W. phillips on Guarantee
Dtpoiit 60. $1,000.
Catherine Soptins on n. u. Wdlib.
S315.
Sobu g. s.rrp an 0opsrnment 6.
uno 3. go. $500.
Sobn 6. 5errp an Jruntss o. e.
@olib. 1891.
SuIius Srisbeborn on gborlss 8.
Rice. $500.
Sarri.t g. Driebt on Soutkrn
Sbio 6. unb Z. 60. $500.
Inbrep Wbii. an gosparb 80.
9ebel. $500.
Gilbert giAirn on SousheM Chir
6. unb 9. 60. S1400.
4nnu W. WeterIs an Gent guaons
nan. $500.
aIbsrt si4isa on Chris. Barge.
$500.
grn. =. smitb an Soutb.rn Cbio
6. uno g. 60. $17o0.
WiIbur $. sSorNs an Wonar9 9.
...r@. q M H. G0na0
Senrp 3. Jt,u on peds WinmmIon
8. &c .. go. $366.0S.
Woormon 6c Sobn an Gtit Ctr.
q. u. Ho. /. $s400.
gbas. 6. gea[I on Wsorp Din.
$1,000.
Winnie got,in an GumminspilIe g.
unb .. 60. $1,000.
1reb. SO. Winierfoble an Sou.bern
Cbio g. unb Z. SO. $4,000.
Siabsl W. pbiIips on ainbeu Mpe.
6 .nnb 9. 60. $4,000.
Geo. 8. aonnsrsman on M. q.
Cooper. $3.50.
GtDdrb 3. grodmansan sgoribogs
G. IL. g. a.. $500.
senrn 9ebbern on bnfsltx, $700.
Worgaret q. DaHel on bieie!be.
$500.
Warp ]. gbed an bieielbe. $500.
Sarrp Wolloee on glenbGe 9. II.
6. u. Co., $500.
JeIeinanoo 5orni an Union Cab
ines gani u. 9ruit Co.. $1,000.
Gmil 6. Ris il. on Qsip WsDhdlps
.. g., $1,000.
gbriftins UeGIineep an Columbia
gt. u Gan. Co.. $1,000.
9liecIa DslIarau an ". Grisei.
500.
Emma 8. Meper an North Cine.
6. u. 3. Co., $1,000.
Getilste 9ppso tteien.
5enrp 6olsretue an Gnierpriie 9.
A. 60. $3.50.
Goipnrb W. Debel an Dietcrio q.
". Ro. 2. $500.
syremrif Raub an Aatie 6ermnnn.
$4,000.
1rtberid ReutepoblerAan W<Ii<rn &:
Soutbern Qife Jnf. Co $l6. 900.
otrrp Gcste an propibent Sdbingl
Q. unb :. Go. $3.50.
Mrtbur 0roman Gs(M. o.. Cooper.
| s2ooo.
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min Dein 2eben ieines Stwines niht
entiIeiHn. 0u bait sebiiBt, ih beftase
did, bic Gefiible elmer So4ter fahn ih
Dir nidt bisten, ipie 0u mir nismals
Wutter sepefen biit. Dente an MIDI als
an cine Spbte. Sutta."
llnb bieIen Brief bate 2iss aore1iz
rem miiFen, nit ibmr uneeiibten
Gbrift, Sutta's aruft par erfhDpft
eetpeien, an 5rau profeTpr Werber in
y uno ibn iofprt our po't befors
bern.
Damn tpar es allmGblis beFer sss
iporbsn nit Sutta, bt 8epolt oes
5isb.rs bate iib ermG5igt, bod te6rz
ten bic ardfte nidt 5uriit unb Die
Stimmune blieb mutblps unb nieoerz
georiidt.
Der Sommer gtng uno Der Winter
lam unb Der 3uitano bIieb uHperGn<
ttrt. 9tur, bab fie's nibt binDerte, ais
2Rs barouf beituno, lie unten ein3us
rihten, in bsm fpeitsn 8emah, lpu lie
| i't) freier fiiblen unb bob ab unb gu
etipas eraeben tonne unh pielleift aud
pieber einmal elm 9uh in Die Saup
nshmer.
gs mar absr cine gritloffun9 iibsr
lie gstommen. Die jeoen 5bdtigteitss
trieb srtDbtst bate.
8ergebens itsIte 2ies ibr 4rbsits=
torbden nor fie bin auf ben 5ii6, tie
mari einen miBmutbigen 9lid burauf
unb ibiittsIte psrd6tlih ben aopf.
Wosu srperben poaeu? Iasu eebDrt
2ebsnsmlitb. WesbdIb Iollten Wenihen
geftidte Wdlhe tragen? ainosrei. Sim
oifdes mar nidt mebr in ibr.
auslsben pie i'm 9albfhluf. BGr's
Der eonse srit!
| So ihtpanb audi DIR WiRter bin.
Sic ihlth i'm 9emah auf uno nisber,
Iansiam, traftlos uno bod rafflps, biz
lie erihOpft ben aIten SIP pieoer elm
nabm.
| Stein grpahsn bss 5riiblings Iotte
| lie msbr binaus. Wie eingstertert itano
| lie binter ben Giiengittern Der 9eoifnsz
ten 5enfter uno itarrte binaus in bic
hsrrIit3s GunoIhdft, obne gu ieben.
gBer lie geieben bate, 70 sritarrt
uno lsthenpeib, oas Iunge, rsite, 81
Silber crgrauts 6dar BON ben fhmers
3enoen ShlGfen 3uriidasItriteu, ben
Hiiden hinabpaleno iiber oas qraue
| faltige 9eDdno - er bate Iie fir cine
Status oes Sammsr5 gebaIten uno lid
erihiittert ab9epunpt; pper fper Tie idb,
3urnesoiiiter in lid perIunten iiBeno,
unbeipselin briitenb, bic aboesebrte
5ono eineepiibIt in Die srausr 5aors
tpeuen, bus miioe 5aupt itiigenb, er
bate ipobI fid geiaeut, Tie auf3urihs
ten, in Der Jur6t, ben psrbaltenen
3prn furisnbaft ausbre6en gu iebn.
aeiner aber mare nobl unbspsgt an
Der Griheinung poriibergeaanqen, bic
oas Shidi0l ge3eihnst bate nit tief
grabenosm 9riffel.
Ta itanoen Runen uno 3si6en All
lsIsH, Die tppbI gum gnt5iffern peiSsn
tpnnten.
Gin tOitIi6sr Maientog la6te pers
tldrsnb ubsr oas in iungsm Qenssss
grim prangenbs SbdI pom ionnieen
5lmmsI bsrnieosr. Sn frii6en 5arbens
IbmeI3 gstlsiost itanbsn bic geroe, BON
ner SbofobIs berauf blisten bic tans
ssnben WoTsr Der tpiIpen gtfd, Elm
flimmernoes Sdno spiftsn bIumigen
gorben, unb Die Sranten uno Gene
'snoen. psI6s. Der nabsnosn 9Iutb
oes Sommers uuspsihenb, on bic Ibs
reife oa6tsn. iogen nod ent3udt bic
tpir3igs, Itdrtenbs quit uno fanbsn iit
5uiammen In beiteren partien nad
oiefer Oosr jener Der romnntiIten Bur
gen, ipelfe bic gerge umbsr itmiitten
uno 10 int.nfoute glide geipdbrsn in
alts, psrganeene .3siten uno beren Sit
ten uHo gsbrdu6e.
(Jortfesung folgt)
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@lnlibn beiIt, sssiiien t0otei, Ter
Slid. Der bic Ginse Der Welt ,u &C.
nan niifIeIDt. enisnubert ile. Gin Aeib
III id,on elm andres flug. Elm Drities
fren; gtatnr iii fporfam iino aibt
nid,t Ieidt in elm iino ncnlielben Ase.
len siuei Morsiige Il, in 10 ie!ta.en
6rnO Taiiir lit bic 2icbe nui Den
tSioubeu getnitt. Der Dem GegeHitnl,.
0s Ieibt, spas ibm felHs
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Iutlb Clti4ltL AH fSstk NAHsSAF @ps
go. 6 pou Strparbs &c GOpeu's uns
terabtbsilung in Gbspiot. 81.
Catherine 2ieges an Isnes W.
DlrmIi, Got AZ in Der llnterabibeis
lung Der SuHist 40sQtsr Sorm, in
Setti6u 80 pon Wsiucrest gotpnfbip.
$l.OO.
96e Suburbon Real Stat. SO. on
SamueI 2. gooper, Cots 30. 448,
449, 452, 453 uno Die iiioIiheu 37la
5ub bon Got go. ass Der GIsmers
Spnoi,at llutsrabtbsiIun9. 81.
GbdrIss :. Rice an ,5ulius Jriebes
bc,n, Qot go. 81 in Grjc Riharbion's
llnterabtbsiIung in Gslbi Tosunibip.
S1.O0.
Games G. 0ubgsI an 'Sofeph Sdr5s
Der. ThiI bon qot 9o. 2 BON 6enrn
grap's RaaIoB in Green 5opnihip.
S1.OO.
Waltsr qenn an fysOerid Rihols,
10 Alder Qdno, mtbr obsr tptnieer, in
Ssttior 90, BON Gresn Ioipnfbip. 81.
Sobn Bar, IT,, on uRariba 6anion.
Got Ro. "a in CHARTS M. Steel. uno
0ilidm Sculn's unterabtteiluns. 81.
Wlartba 6auion On Sophia .. ad.
Ietamp, basieIbs Gigsnibum. 81.
Gopdrh 81. TsssI or 2lnbr:p
Wbiis, % BEL 133 iyub on Der Skbs
fsite Der 5optins 2tpsnue, % Tub
psitIi6 ppu Der S0auhoe ap.nus; fsrs
nsr 10 bsi % SUP an Der Msitisits Der
Spanboe Apsnus. 81.
katherine Nebaus Idn SFab.l 81.
9hiuips. % bei 85.33 Sub on bsr
Gitieits Der GtidaIap Strdb.. 225
5ub n0rbIih BON Der Marnsr StraBs.
$1.00.
JoIspb Galbpta II. Gnb. an 4lonn
gulbtpeu, % bsi 10 1ub an Der Weits
ieite Der GsntraI 4Denus. 10 Jub
iiipIih bon Der GIart Gtrabe. 81.
4Ipa goloptu u. Ano. on SoIspb
golbipeu II. ano., sinsn ungsikiItsn
qntttiI on iisben Cots in 9efpis Rem
nsbp's ilnterabtbiluns in qIenfant
Rioss; fsrnsr % bel los Sub an Der
Rorbietis Der Siebenitn Strobe, sipis
i6sn Gutter urb CHM StraBs; fern.r
IA BEL 100 Gub on Der Siibfeite Der
Giinftsn Strobt, 3tpifdsn Sohn unb
Smitb Strabe; fsrner 100 Jub on
Der prObascc 2tpsnue; fern.r 12 Bel
100 fub an bsr Oitfeite Der pine
Strabe; fsrnsr 30 BEL 100 Jub an Der
Wsiiieiie Der Central Mpenus, go Gub
iiiblih bon Der gl1rt Gtrabt; ferner
Cots !, 2 unb 8 in Bette uht,rabtbsis
lung on Der ganmiller strnb.; fern.r
40 SuB on Der RproIeite Der armorn
4penue. 81.
2puis R,mps an aouife Rsmpe. 30
Bel 125 Iuf an Der Cf.iei!s Der
gropniDan 4penus, 175 sFuB iiioIia
BON Der RuFea Strabe. 81.
Sruittes bes Cane S.minorn an
Grane.s @. G. 8aIfh. 26 Bel ITO s5uB
an Der Weitisits Der Mfbldnb Npenus.
$50.
Jronces q. 2. Idlib an Sobn g.
5errp II. gnp.. basfelbe gisentbum.
$1.O0.
Sulius 5ristborn an gbarlss 3.
Rice. 35 BEL 100 JuB on Der Gftfeite
Der auburn Qpsnus, 211 SUB iiioIih
BON Der ainiep Strabs. 81.
Samuel q. 6omm.l an 6enrp W0ls
Ter, grsbifhof. so BET 222 Jub en- Der
Siibfeite Der California NDenus. 81.
2aurd ". DsiB an Wm. SifIen.
brunb, 80 Gub an Der Court S.rabs.
$1OO.
6enrp Jasts an 4melid 6. Ghmibt,
eins Got an Der Columbia unb Hep
Rihmono pi,s. $3.50.
8. 6. 5arper Ii. Mnb. an gtds. 8.
Sxpbens. (Gait Claim ID Cots in
WtEer e Ioiers unierdbfbeilung. 81.
gDslpn Reemelpn (per Gtsriff) an
Caroline ResmeIin, 80 sFnB an Der 7.
Gtrobe. nabe Central Mue. $1,000.
Girls. Dorus an QfIb<rt 1fhirn,
37h tut IN GDrrrs~ ~llHteratt3eiIuno.
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(5orifsBuns ioIgt.)
The day book., 1913-12-13
Chapter XIV.

OQ, Q6dT! WOulu give any IlI1S
if 1 had not given to Dicks mother
and had a church wedding and re-
ception at her house. My being with
out immediate relatives and having
no settled home would have made
quiet wedding in much better taste.
And now, as an aftermath, Dicks
sister-wishing to be of use to me
took all the cards off my silver and
sent the big pieces to the safety de-
post. Many of these cards say, with
all good Wishes" and don't know
whether the giver made me present
of a silver pickle fork or Sheffield
meat platter.
l don't know what am going to
do when write my letters of thanks.
began them last night and Dick
raised "a rumpus right" because
MoIIie did not have sense enough to
put on the cards description of the
gift.
Mollie cried and said, 81 just wish
you had never got married." and
Dicks mother said, eff 1 had known
we were going to have so much trou-
BILE with this wedding would never
have consented to having this recep-
ton and presents here"
l know l looked rather blank, and
Dick came to the rescue by saying,
81 like that!
''It was you, mother dear, who in
sisted upon making those arrange
ments. Madge did not want any hull
Iobaloo at all, and it was asinine in
Molly to take those cards off the
presents without looking to see if
they had anything on them that
would tell us who sent what" =
Mother got up and went out Of
the room, looking very much hurt. 1
was for going after her, but Dick
said:
mo, if you do, she will talk lot.
Let's get at the work of writing the
The day book., 1913-12-13

Great Scott, Madge, do you mean
to tell me you like this?" he asked .
as he held at arms length an ex-l
quisitely colored etching.
eyes, dear" 1 answered. "That
beautiful old English print is one of
the gifts for which am most thank
full"
well, am glad you like it. It's
not what 1 would choose"
After looking over Dicks mothers
house 1 am not so surprised at his
lack of taste. Everything looks as
though it cost money, but everything
looks as inartistic as possible.
The whole house is cluttered up
with bric-a-brac, gilt chairs and ugly
oil paintings. l don't know what 1
will do when L come to furnish my
house. 1 will never be happy if 1 have
to use the things which know Dicks
mother intends to buy for me.
81 am glad that some of our friends
did not mark the silver they sent us"
l said. eve can take back four dozen
of these salad forks and buy soup and
teaspoons"
Funny how no one sent us any
teaspoons" said Dick.
"And they sent us five dozen salad
forks" 1 explained. You know ev-
erybody ate chicken salad at all our
parties. Perhaps that gave them the
idea" ...-
Il never want any more chicken
salad as long as live," said Dick.
Then and there | registered a vow
to make variety the spice of my table
when went to keeping house.
We managed to write about IS let
ters of thanks last night and think
l can finish the remainder myself.
am going to take back three of
my cutglass bowls, four of my cut
glass water caraffs, four coffee per-
colators and sundry other things
which 1 find came from large de-
Evening journal., 1913-04-14
HORSES GO AT
RAVRE DE GRACE
ON NEXT FRIDAY

HAvRB DE GRACE. Md, April IA.
The race meeting which opens on the
tracks Of the Hartford Agricultural
and Breeders Association next Friday
in some respects will be the largest
race meeting ever held on a Mary
land track. There are now 400 horses
stabbed on the grounds Of the associ-
alton, every stable being filed, and
about 500 more horses stabbed within
a radius Of two OF three miles OF the
tracks Applications for stable room
for nearly 500 more horses have been
made, but they cannot find accommo-
dations. and they Will PROBABLY not be
brought to Maryland Many of the
best horses in this country will par
ticipate in the races. a number OF
which will be for rich purses. The
officials for the meeting have been
appointed as follows: Chief judge, c
B. Pettingill Judge at finish, H. L
Homsn. starter. James Milton; handi.
capper, W. S. Vasburgh: clerk oi
scales, n. U. Homan: paddock and pa
troll Judge, W Fl. Schault; timer, W
H. Barretto Most of these officials
were at the meet last fall. There will
be steeplechasing at the coming meet
ing but the jumps will be erected thii
summer, and next fall the most skill
ed jumpers in the country will be al
the track. superintendent Tucker has
force Of men getting everything
about the grounds in first-class shape
Evening journal., 1913-04-14
FRITZ AGAIN
WITH CHICKS
Mack Sends Fast Little Third
BaSeman to City An
other Year
TO PLAY In THE
THURSDAY GAME

Wilmington Tri-State fans heard
today with much satisfaction that
Jimmy Jackson had gotten Harry
Fritz for another year. Harry, who
went South with the Athletic Yani-
gans this year, played such brill
liant hitting and base runniGy game
that many managers sought Mack for
his services, and because of the high
er salaries promised elsewhere II was
thought Fritz would object to return
ing TO the Tri-State League. The To-
cal team owners and Jackson, how
ever, we're determined to get Fritz IL
possible, and announcement today
that he had been turned owed to VII
mington was about as big a piece OF
good baseball news as has been hand
ed out.
Although Fritz covered second base
for the Chicks last year he will not be
seen In that position this year. Fol-
lowing Macks cue. Jackson will play
Fritz on third, and II he continues
at the clip that he has set. Harry
ought to become the best third base
man in Tri-State ball this year. as
Russell Smith looks good as a nx-
ture on second bag. The Chicks in
held this year is almost certain to
consist Of Meyers. Smith. Marhefka,
and Fritz; a defense that certainly
VIII be hard to beat
Coll, the pitcher whom Mack turn
ed over 10 the Chicks, will arrive
this afternoon. Fritz will be here
before the Thursday game with Proyl-
dence Square.
Evening journal., 1913-04-14
MUD DELAYS
TRACK TRIALS
High School Boys Lose Day
Training But Hope to
Recover Ground

On account Of the condition Of the
Wawaset Park track Il was impossible
to hold the trials for the Penn relay
races today The Penn meet will
take place on April 26, and. Of course,
viii upheld It's reputation as the larg-
eat and best track meet In the coun-
try The Penn relay races IN tho
early spring and the intercollegiate
meet later in the season care the two
blue ribbon features Of the American
field and track season, and interest in
them Is always greater than in any
other meets. with the possible excep-
tion OF the Olympic games Few
winners In the Penn highest classes
and the intercollegiate are ever
beaten In the world games
II High School can win In it's class
at the Penn games Il will bring more
fame on the school and the Individual
members Of the team than II they had
won dozen dual track meets or in
dividual events.
The local team will go to the games
this year without an old man on Il.
Norman Jones. the veteran quarter
miller of last year, has retired from
the game because of parental oblec-
ton Mathews. the fifth man Of last
years team, is out again and promises
10 be the backbone of the Cherry
and White" team The little fellow
walked away from the bunch during
the ribbon meet last week and while
his time was not spectacular, with
more training and experience he bids
fair 10 develop into a steady man
Probably a dozen other men VIII run
In the somi-nnals of the try-outs for
the quarter Among those who look
promising are Herman. Stetser,
Hampton and Hamilton.
Track activities are picking up at
Friends School. and the Blue and
White promises to have a good ALL
around squad made up Of men who are
capable of developing into real run
ners with proper coaching. G. Lind
say and Layhold will probably be the
strongest centcrs of the squad for
some time to come. w. Lindsay and
Goldberg look like comers, and with
the aid of the first two men, should
he able TO put up a fast go In the mile
relay. Curtis. OF basketball fame,
looks promising and may develop into
good quarter miller. Curtis Is n
fast boy and with plenty OF work.
should develop the wind and strength
10 20 the distance.