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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

DO the suffragsts really wish to assume
their share of the responsibilities Of life or
10 they wish to exchange those they now have
for others less onerous? Are they fighting
for the privilege of undertaking additional
duties are they rebeling against the per-
Torrance of those they now have?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

Representative Richmond Pearson Hobson
will parade with the sufrragettes In Washing
ton on March 4th. news dispatch says The
hero of the Merrimac sustains the reputation
he won on the lecture platform.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

Bald Jack Rose, the gambler who laid bare
The Rosenthal murder conspiracy has donned
wig There is no longer any doubt about
the sincerity of his reformation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

A Chicago woman says that when Fer hus-
band stays out late she refuses to give him
breakfast No punishment at all unless she
also hides the water pitcher.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

deriving some satisfaction and more advertis-
Ing by attempting TO solve the problem, but
most emphatically he Is not solving It.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18
FOR SALE

Splendid Chesapeake Ohio Railway
Richmond with 2> fish
grove ca overlooking lake. parcu.
Woodland Heights reated overlooking
James river and city All modern convenicnces
J. A. CoNNELLy co
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18
Fined On Appeal.

Joseph Carter colored, was fined $40
in the Hastings ccart yesterday on a
charge Of carrying q concealed weanCn.
He had appealed from Police court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18
4 Bondholder
Says,

in relating his various experiences I'm in
vestment: Last year bought a bond, II
you have never INDUCED in this pastime
you have missed much Joy On October
LIST I sat with the bond in ono hand and
scissors in the other, and as the hour of
midnight came clipped off $50 with one
well-drected snip. Never have earned
money so easily. / can hardly wait until
March to take another hack at it. My
ambition is TO get game wrist from ever
indulgence in this sport
We quote this to YOU because We know
you will appreciate the good advice under
meath the humor of his description In
the way of your personal investments let
the Bond Department of the
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Stop Theft 3 s 49,; sat t.! 9g4se4y & @ ~ 9!;se & SsMm ~

Eyes. know It," replied Mr.. Carr. get.
ting up from the sofa. James know
II. too
No. I don't" snapped James Cluney
ago"
Il know. but rvt forgotten it," de.
clared Cluney.
why did yoH give him the lnforIna-
uon. Mr.. Carr Queried Doogan, az he
turned sharply on the old gentleman.
"He asked me for It."
No sir; he forced II on me-" inter.
posed Clunsy. =,
Then he did sive IT to you'"
NO. That is-yss-er-no.'
Yes or no? Which 10 it?" tnundNred
~ don't know" weakly confessed
cluney.
That makes II simple" said Jack
Doosan, apparently satisned. Then he
wrote on his pad: Mr.. Carr knows the
combination OF the safe"
VERY well" he went on. NOW Wall
have to ask you folks to stay in the
other part Of the house while take
charge ~ the main part. II you viii
pleass step into this other room for
about ten minutes. when you come out
you Will know exactly what's zone"
lie held the door open. but no one
moved
This way, please" he urged.
We'll do nothing Of the kind" said
Mrs. Carr, Indignantly.
~ mover heard OF such thing" added
Madge.
Ridiculous" calculated Caroline
In the mean time Jack D0ogsn glarsd
steadily at William Carr. until the old
gentleman could not stand Il any Longer
hut moved over to his wife "A. IL foI
protectlon feebly crying, Mother,
Mother"
What In II, d.sr,"
Mother" bIeated Mr.. Carr He.
looking at me again. He's been staring
at me for the last ten minutes."
Nonsense! You imagine it,"
But william Carr knew II was mn,
imagination. AMI he oO,ild not keen his
eyes on Jack DooEsn. try as he would
not to seem embarrassed
DooGan motiOned TO Cluney 10 re, IN.
psnpls out Of the room, and that ,bed,.
ent Individual advised them: n think
we'd better do AS the detective tells
US"
But James Msdgs. In pro.
test,
"Oh. very well'' interrupted DooKan.
apparently In hum ~ you don, want
me OH tho case I'll go back 10 Head
quarters" Then. privately 10 Quincy:
Go on. get them out OF the room"
"Piedse" called out cluncy to Mrs.
Carr and her daughters. The detective
nx~s best Lsts 10 - he says. Come
o8v' - -. .s~'''~vvvvV~
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CspVrssht. iSis. By The rss, Nv
ONE FAVOR AND ANOTHER.

a n ISrER GrRArrE was walking
M down the main strest Of Jungle
AVA town nne day saying over and
over to himself:
Il wish had soms Ice cream to run
down my long throat and cool IT,"
Looking down. he saw Mister Tree
Toad sitting at the riot 0f . tres.
why. Mister Tree Toad. what are
you doing there7 You belong In the
top Of the tree and not at the bottom -
II know IT," said Mister Tree Toad.
''but the little suckers on my fest are
all blisters and I can't climb the tree.
Won't you please help me W the tree
% that I can rsst myself until my poor
feet set bettsrf''
Il couldn't think of IT," replied Mis-
ter Giraffe. II am 80 largo and grand
that I could not think of STOPPING to dc
a favor for such small thing a. you. y
"Do you know SAID Mister Tres
Toad, looking very sad. II have Away
wanted 10 b q giraffe. You have such
a beautiful long neck. Why. bs.
heve II will reach up to tho hrsl
BRANCH Of that tree"
1T Will reach further than that"
answered Mister 0irans proudly.
NO. II will not" replied hisssr Tree
Toad. Il am sorry to contradict you.
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bottom Of my steamer trunk" answered
Joan.
"Ah. exactly" observed Doogan. a. hs
Logan to write on his pad. saying aloud
what he was marking on the paper
Jewel case In steamer trunk. Is the
trunk open?"
mo. Here's the Key" said Joan.
handing the key to aisi.
Much ohllv"i Now. Miss Caroline:
III take yours" ssQ
IAN my w.nter furs, sealskins and
sab!es are In my dressing closet" an
nounced Caroline.
Jack DoOSans brown eyes slistened as
he wrote: ''Sealskins and sAbles In the
dressing closet" He repeated this
aloud ~ n hs enjoyed the sound of such
q rich swas, and asked casually; Have
YOU the key to the closet?''
THE key to the closet In In Joan's
steamer trunk" wa< Carolne's reply.
"And you have tho key to the trunk"
Yes" nodded Doogan. so ] have,
Next"
MAdge steppAd forward and hesitatsd
a little before she coof~sssd: ~ have
about four thousand dollars In cash hid
IN the linen closet onths hoor' under
the rug"
THIS cool admission that such a large
sum was kicking about under "A rug In
an empty apartment staggered Jack
Doogan. and his voice was DOWN ight
faint as he repeated incredulou'iy
-Four thousand"
-Four thousand" Madgs assured him
calmly.
II wonder IL I'm awake" muttsred
Doosan. hut he quickly recovered him
self. and added aloud ~ he wrote on
mis- pad In a buslnessike manner; "FouI
thousand dollars under rug In linen
closet"
Thank YOU" said Madge
Thank you!" was JACK Doogans fer.
vent response. Next"
Mrs. Carr sailed into the open waters
In front Of Jack Doossn, and. with her
customary dignity, proclaimed: Some
valuable papers ana diamond sun
burst In the safe"
II sot that" remarked DoogAn. dc
YOU mean this safe. in front Of the
table,"
"Yss."
Whose safe 10 thAt?'
1T 10 mine" called ou, william. Carr
from the sofa. where he had seated him
self while trying TO understand these
rapid proceedings.
bination Of the safer was poossns
next question.
~ DO" said Mrs. Carr.
Who e'seT' When there was no an.
swer, ne asked, IN aston!shment:
"Dossn't Mr., Carr know the eemblns
teA q ~ eVS sa2oT
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"Cluney. He's hired me 10 watch
him. You heard the layout Just now"
Did ~" laughed Nell. -Four thou
sand dollars under the rus In the linen
closet"
You set that" bs directed. And
here's the key to the steamer trunk.
Get tho Jewcl-case and what furs you
can handle"
II got you. And then wen make a
quick getaway" responded Nell.
" sure Oct a Suitcase to put the
wedding presents In"
Don't forget the sunburst In the
safe" Nell warned him.
oh. I've got that was his smiling
response.
Good Ana you'll keep those people
IN there. Jack"
Trust mo, Now. Nell. clean up"
Just leave that to me- she re-
turned. confidently.
AN right But whatever you do.
don't leave anything on YOU. II the
police should come and search -----"
lie stopped and fumbled in one of his
insid. pockets.
What IL II, JaokY'
why, that reminds me. I've got to
gee I'D of these bonds"
lie brought out the bundle OF bonds
room. His eyes fell upon a chocolate
set on side table,
What's this" he asked. taking up
the pot belonging to the set ana look
ing inside, to hnd II empty and clean.
That's q chocolate pot. I should say.
what do you want to do with it7'
"i'll show you. III stick these bonds
In II. and I hope the folks here hate
chocolate as much az ! do"
lie was sta At the pot. tuckins the
pundle o. bonds inside, out of sixht.
when there came series OF bangs on
the door OF the room into which he had
herd'd the family while Mrs. Cars
voice called out imperlously. Open this
door"
''Nov. Nell. see now fast YOU can
work" admonished Doosan,
Me waited I'll she had got out Of the
room. Thea he went 10 the door where
Mrs. Carr VAS still hammsring and
screaming. and threw II open. Mrs.
Carr strobe In, indignant and clustered.
Really. Mr.. Doogan.' she said
Aasziy. y don't undsrstaad yor soek'
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Ing that door,
"Perhaps not now" was his rssponse.
but you Will understand Il by and by' .
II hope so. Now listen, Mr.. Dooran.
I've got something to tell you"
MT poosan WAS all attention. snd she
continued '"'
Il don't think these thinss really
nave been stolen. think they've only
oeen msiaid' thars all. I suspect some
one ~ hding them. unconscious Of the
act Hut he doesn't exactly steal thinsa.
lie Just misiays them. that's' ALL"
81 know. You moan MIR. Cmney.-
MI tiuney' dood gracious. no. Z
mean any husband"
Your husband" cried Dooxan. In
amazen'snt, Good God There's tvs -
them
WHATS that"' asked Mrs, Carr, esis.
Ing her ear-trump.t
u say IL. too bad shouted the quick.
witteh Doosan into the trumpet
ives. rs too bad" she agreed. And
he's ust as lnnocent AS a babe In arms
Il am glad you told me this. Mr..
carr SAID boogaH, With "A very serious
race 1t ain make 1t easier for me-
Yes. ! thought You ought to know,
Now. Mr.. Doogan, that know you are
dctsctiSe. l want you to promise me
that you won't send In An alarm to
Police Headquarters. II this story
should get about, II would simply ruin
US You underestimate"
Il get YOU" replied Mr.. nooga.,.
"Oh. absolute"
You Will keep everything to you.,
self:"
sure, III keep everything myself"
Then have your word OF has.sr, Mr..
poosan. that you won't call In the
policeT"
Take II from me- earnestly replied
Jack Doosan. that whatever Ma opens
won't call in the police ~
Mrs Carr's gaze fell upon ths>cnocolsts
eluipag, on the side table. ana she called
Over TO 1t eagerly, ~
MY pet chocolate set'' she exclaimed.
I'm hide II In the pantry before II dts.
appears with the rest of the things"
She took up the tray and carefully
carried II out Of the room without fur.
ther ado, and Jack Doogan locked the
door behind her. shaking hts nst "a 70
as he did so. y. ."I,, a
cTe es Continually !
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blouse effect and for the heavy cot.
tons, especially In the rsmies And
rAt!nss. tho Russian blouse is very pop.
ular.
Although tho long sleeve Is now seen
on all street dresses those Intended for
summer wear are showing the three
quarter length and 1t will be perfectly
safe to make the summer frocks with
the shorter sleeve.
The waist has now assumed Its nor
mai position. and belts. girdles and
sashes are In order.
The fancy little separate coats are a
part Of the fashionable summer cos
tune. 4 pretty one recently seen WAS
OF white ratne made up In loose, modi-
fed cutaway effect. The lower part of
the coat was formed entirely OF bro.
cade rstihs, and the cuffs and long
rsvers were Of the same material. A
collar and fastening ornament of bla oh
satin formed a pleasing contrast
Soft silks in ioral patterns are srsa ~
favored for these little coats and look
very pretty with the lingerie frocks.
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lie stood IN the doorway. and Mrs,
carr ana the three girls went out. audi
NY wondering whether they were doing
wise thing to trust this detective
implicitly.
MI cxrr wal 70 follow the oth-
ers, but JACK -tspped In MS
way, ana the old =. an backed
away nervously. Doogaa. osed the
door Without cesSfnG 10 glare Mt hin.
Why 90 you stare ~ mo hke that!
stsHMnered Mr Carr.
JACK DOoEan did not answer Al nrst.
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tCopyvisht. 1913. by II. X. Fly Coz

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
iork is sDout to marry Madse car a daughter
u IN absent-ninded old m,rchAnt. Many costly
Hivsmid, Drive ho,.s Ths pr.sent. ysi,s excite: .H
Nsii jsuss. . H.ri ' 70 ~ha@ Ss . % snsssss. e. Il i.
- i.sS = sees:. ~ tP,s :ssa!.s aa s.ss \.
lsdys maid at che CAfU. TN ths morning OF the
pr WI ,oushSS. dass S VIZ .:is ior r. him T % MARI,
fearing lest an Occentric uncles mental fAilings
nay nave been lHhsntsd by h'% y y. form n,, q
Az .teals z !uhy fIs% pun, .T9ns % IN, u: pre;snn
detective. Late he asxs Mr. Carr to put into
Ss library ~ h" GSsa,. s.. q : cas: :s,,.s "a 4
~ hen hGa, s S' Ds'. Ts0op e:
by Nell, who Introduces D,ssAn a. "CNinsy. -
B..a.n 81. rid Z, sSn,;y y &: na
I've the f~idsSEoom has sent for Cansl ors.
D'ossn 70 .atch h% End 70 curS sny 'rndsns. .n,.
=: .ps DCsis !. r. '0f 9. s.'sSs:r s,d.
an Inventory of all the missing yaluables
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CHAPTER XVII.
(Coutinusd)
lack D0O00n In Ch0rae.

KNOW. Shut up" softly
~ growled Doogan. ere he
repeated aloud his ques-
tion: where was the
S0G bracelet found?"
we found the bracelet on the stairs,
answered Mrs Carr. with dignity.
= Ohio" observed Doosan, ~ he wrote
on his pad; Bracelet found Ion the
stairs"
May 80 now. sir?" asked Ne..
tmidly, Il have some work TO do"
"Just a moment, my good glrl." was
Jack Doogan's patronising reply. Thsn,
a. Nell moved aAde. "Mrs. Carr. ]
think It would be q good idea to give me
an Account Of ths valuable articles you
have here In the house. and tell me
where you keep thsm.'
''What?"
80 that can make out An accurate
list Of thsm." wss Doosan's smooth en-
plAnauon. "rhen II Will bs possible tor
me to take an invoice. and We will
know exactly where We stand"
isn't he wonderful?" bresthed Nell.
inwsrdly. - she listened 10 her lovers
ingenious susssstions. rIis'u take the
roof from over their heads II they don't
watch him"
"Now. one at q time" warned Doogan.
smiling. - the three. Girls began TO talk
Joan. I'll TAKE your th'nss arst. What
1&EsIs ~ ls~a sass u ~
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JuuSle Tales tor Children"

BY Farmer Smith

~ NS WV sWs 49, w.
but II will not reach . bit furthsr."
Then MiStw Giraffe reached his, head
way up high In the tres. just tc show
Mister Tree Toad that he was wrong.
Now. you sss how hish I can rsaon,
WIN you bshsve ne nowf" sAAA Niass
Giraffe.
Il will havs 10 believe you. ssr Z.
can't see myssk, but u you really want
to make me believe that you can rsash
higher than the Arst branch II would
be best for You TO let me sst on your
head so that can SEQ for myssk."
IAN rixht! An risht" exclaimed Me.
ter Giraffe In . very proud. dssp bass
voice. See for yourself"
And With that Mister Giraffe bsnt Aio
beautiful neck and Mister Tree rosA
got on his head and scared N the air
far above the hrst branch. A. Aeistsp
0raffes hsad came near the tree Niss
ter Tree Toad Jumped on the tsUneh
and quickly hid himself.
rs that all rtsht?" aAssd Nists>
Giraffe.
THANK you very much for puttina
me where wanted to co." nd NIsts
Tree Toad.
well. do DECLARE" said N,s>ep
Giraffe. laughing clear down ~ ,ona
neck. THAT'S the time Mister Tree
Toad got the best Of me-"
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But all this must not be construed a.
An encouragement Of slopsmsnts. II
you have sttained your majority and
desire TO marry against ths wishes Of
your parents or guardians. there n no
reason why YOU should not do 90 openly.
And there Ts many reasons against
actinG secretly and surreplttousty.
There oxists n number Of unfortunate
situations into which the girl WHO elopes
may be thrust. The young man 10 bound
- be accused Of q selhsh disrsGaNi for
her welfare. And finally the slow Of
the most beautiful act may he dulled
if tho sctors seem TO be ashamed Of II.
~. p" writss: ~ am seventeen and
have accepted many gifts and attentions
from . man Of forty. Hut I have re.
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The Sum mer Frock.
.HE home dressmaker 10 now busy

-HE home dressmaker 10 now busy
fashioning her lingerie and tub
! dresses and the shops are just
,.ening with dainty cotton fabrics that
seem more beautiful than ever.
The crepe weaves are the favortes
and are seen In the sheer. medium and
heavy materials. There 10 every indica-
,lon that the pretty crepe. voiies. which
drape so gracefully. will be the leading
fabric when the warm. sunny days ap-
pear.
Ratines are going to Be very popular
,rstn. and there seems TO be . strong
inclination toward ribbed materials. 10
that we will be wearing suits OF pique,
cotton whipcords. heavy linens ana
popiins.
In development draperies are favored
for tho soft. olinsinE fabrics and hounc-
inn, arc coming to the fore. These.
however, arc not the nuffy AFFAIRS Of .
ouarter Of . century ago. The ruffles
contain no perceptible fullness and
make . dainty trimming for the shear
freok.
The tub dress IL usually made up Into
a sored skirt with nat inlaid plsats. A
favored style has front and back panels
into which the sides are slightly gath
cred to form . graceful drapery.
The front fastening for waists Is again
I'm favor. Most Of the new waists are
but,oned directly down the front or. In
case Of a trimming. the fastening ID
concealed at tho front or side. There
are few waists that have the uncom-
PORTABLE back opening. and this 10 good
news TO the woman who does not al
ways have home one at hand to but
,ion her hack"
-. new .~aiss sssia sAsw . aasai
ESt
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Mr.. ARR MEETS TWO
VACATION VICTIMS.
CopyfiSht. 1918. BY The Prsss P,Sbishins Co.
trhs New York Evening world.)

w ,lTH . swinging. elastic gait. a.
w became . man who returned
w from his vacation refreshed,
Mr.. Jarr was stepping briskly from tho
downtown subway station exit on his
way to the office.
He heard a rapid pstter OF feet be-
hind him and then felt tap upon his
shoulder. lie turned to face Jenkins,
the bookkeeper.
You must be in q hurry to get back
TO chains and slavery" painted Jenkins.
Il sighted you block away and had
10 run to catch up 10 you."
'Whadda yc mean? Hurry to get
hack!" rejoined Mr.. Jarr. In the very
latest New Yorkese. You're about an
hour early yourself"
We'll. you see.'' said Jenkins. things
we're 20 slack at the office that the boss
suggested / take mine. too. and John
son. tue cashier took hi1 Why, say.
the business had a slump and We might
- we'll have all laid on for two weeks.
I That II. all Of us except the most I'M
poetant people In the shop, like the
s6fice boy and the boss.'
"whats the rush to be back ahead
of time. then?" asked Mr.. Jarr.
. Mr. Jenkins ignored the question.
4 had . great time. I tell you. Bath
;. iAS. boating, fishing. playing GOLF
y 4 asked you what was your hurry
getting back so eariy!" repeated Mt.
JAsP.
whats yours?' countered Mr.. Jen.
shsns. Didn't you enjoy your vacationf
Where'd you so!'
i'where'd YOU gor' said Mr.. Jar in
tsn.
This brought the conversation round
10 whsre It started and Jenkins again
wanted to know what Mr.. Jarr's hurry
: was.
"Well." said Mr.. Jarr. what you tell
me about business being slack forcss me
70 admit was worrying q little. A va
cation 10 grand, but I'm willing to take
up the ceaseless grind OF toll again. II
there's to be any people laid off owing
to dulness In our line II won't be little
Bobby Bright. meaning me. I'll be
rhsre A roll call. and . little before"
me, too" Jenkins confessed. II ten
yeu q fellow is foolish spending . lot Of
money on his vacation. going to fash
ionabie summerinS places. The coet OF
living 10 high enough. but the cost Of
having . good time 10 higher"
you said Il" replied Mr.. Jarr. when
business Is brisk and I'm working over
time I wonder how the place could Get
along without me. But whom business
10 siack ] look aro md and say to my
self, The indlspensa BILE man 10 not nu-
napnus'"
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J@M[
Es%

III they lay off anybody at the shop
they'll lay off the bachelors. Of coursef"
said Jenkins. but there was Q question
In his tone
Johnsons had . snap OF II there q
long time. and he has nobody depend
ing on him. 1t makes him chesty, too"
asserted Mr.. Jarr:
Yep. I've heard him answer the boss
rather shortly" said Jenkins. Hell
be dropping around along about 10 or
IL o'clock. Well. It won't be our fault
u the boss 10 there before Nm and sug-
gests one OF us can take over John
sons work with our own. 1t will serve
johnson right for not approaching the
snap he has. He's got It pretty soft"
And the funny thing is." remarked
Mr.. Jarr. that he thinks he does more
work than anybody else In the place.
Ever hear him beehng about how hard
, he has II and how easy We have III"
Many q time" said JenkinA And
I've often said TO him: johnson. I could
do your work and mine. too. But you
(! couldn't do mine and yours"
That fellow! I'd like to see him do
half what do" rejoined Mr.. Jarr
'N'' uo" WisH W 90 MN 8ny nafm,
ut " he Isn't smart enough to appre-
Nciate the good thing he has Il isn't
my place to stand in my own way and
refuse to do his work II the boss is
cutting down the office force"
Me. too" ch!med in Jenkins. John.
sons been chesty guy. and II he
doesn't know he's we'll Off
The conversation ended here. for they
were at the portals Of the ofYlee.
Hello you two" cried johnson, look.
Ing through the cashiers window
You're making flying start to work
againw
I'VE don't beat YOU" replied Mr..
Jarr.
Me? Tve got a mans Job" declared
the cashier. 1T wouldn't matter II
either or both OF you stayed away an.
other two weeks. Things are dead In
your departments. But the caAhier of
an establishment like this has to be on
the job. knew that assistant OF mine
would let everything pile up while I
was away. and he has. He's gone on
his now. It's good thing somebody
has the Arms interest at heart"
Boss backY" asked Jenkins and Jarr
In one voice.
NO" said Mr., Johnson In a relieved
tone. II got q wire from him he'll stay
another two weeks"
Pretty soft for him" said Jankln,
and Jarr.
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A MINING company and = number
~ OF farmers are at issue In Cheio-
kee County, Kan. over the con.
troll OF many acres of farming land on
which coal mines are located. The coal
company has found II necessary to de-
stroy the soil in obtaining the coal. and
the farmers assert that they have rights
IN the surface Of the land, A. one news.
paper observes. the decision seems TO
depend on the question. How dssp 10
. f1Har.
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NJ once once, : ! s;': nv:
readers that I think

tOiu " .
readers that ! think
young persons over
twenty-one should.
In the last anaiy-
sis. marry to please
themselves. I have
said that 7 do NOT
believe thcy should
defer to another
In the most import.
ant venture Of theAr
lives. even II that
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NnDerrry4 BtrteHtx.rssyys ssayYxnas.HHHsx,Nxx
Ss;ss Nv &; - sssiSsss sS "; S:s ss Hs wS
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KNOW. Shut up" softly
growled Doogan. ere he
repeated aloud his ques-
tion. Where was the
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