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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
MARSHALL COUNTY OFFICERS RAID
BOAT HOUSE AND GET WET GOODS

stor. but convention viii b. held
ipi me purpose of formally ratifying
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
CLEVELAND WINS
Miss Directed. Cleveland Horua. wins
Gold Cup 2ii2 Trot, Feature
Race IN Hig Event

CLEVELAND. o.. July Is-Nuaa uf-
recied owned hy Captain U shaw. CIavo-
land. to-day won The sold cup Z.IZ trof.
iht feature - fNe annual inter-city mat
inre ~ the Learue OF Amateur rlrfyire-
CLUBS Tho cup ta now the permanent
property 81 the Cleveland GenfIemsu'a
IRVING club. the victory to-day being
The third for that club piffahurrh ys.1r,
o. twice and Syracuse once
Ihrre were two fo.fa in to-day'a race
The h..f time WISE n.r0fs
In addition f1 winning the league CUP
~" lI'. Gland MATINEE club won In tho
NUMBER nf points in the first day'e rar-
lnE. Lhe points standing Cleveland 90.
iiifehurEh. 10. Syracuse. a. Goshen. 1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

Two French engineers have IN
vented graphing aunaratus which In
tests has successfully raised sunken
submariens
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
UNIONTOWN, 0.

tNlONTOWN. o.. July 17-Nissss
Mary and Gale Taylor. OF Taffrrtv. and
Anna ana Francis Lyle. or near flush
luE. Wcrr the guests of the Misses Mar
tha. Eftie and Emma Lyle "wednesday.
Rev. " ~. Frn1rrHaa and family left
Wednesday FOR pelravfvania. there
thcy viii spend their vacation.
Mr. and Mrs 81 o. Price we're IN
= lushinr shopping Thursday.
Mf. calvin kereur wac r. recent ruest
on hi. garenta. Mr. end Mrs. A Key
enr. az BLACK oak.
Mrs. Kate Grimes waa pr the hons OF
John Foreman. one faF recently
Mr. Earnest Shrargr and family have
returned Co their homo in Cadiz. after
spending = few days with Mrs shearer's
Mrs Cora Ions and niece spent Non
d1H nf The home Of Mrs Longs parents
Mr and Mrs Davis. tt The Western.
Mr. and Mrs. vs. ID Lee and Mrs.
Ralph Randolph. were in wheeling We'd
81 T.. Price wac On Harrison county
Friday fraur1ffirr business
Nrs Errt Ions and Mrs Zach Stats
and daughter Mary. were IN F1ufhinE
~ snd W. 81 4 wsri,,s w.r. q,
Tho home of Mrs N.ritta sister Mrs.
jar. Ferguson. orc evening this week
Mics AIMS MrrIfr was calling on
friends Dol town "n" day This week.
Mrs clark tcnFarinE n new parIor.
maidl Mrs fapp said she discharged
Won because che frequently caught you
listening at tho doors
The Applicant on. really Mum
Mrs Clark We'll f'i1 engage Won on
one condition NouN have TO tell me
evcrythinr YOU overheard az Mrs.
lapp's.-LondOn sketch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

The young man WIS farrrd but not
wholly discouraged TrU.rrffV be- came
back Ir fnIH fashion.
wen viii FHu fHf mo D. vruraa-s
ViffrhurEh Post
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-01
ANOTHER VERSION OF THE SlOO FEE
GIVEN TO BALDWIN WHILE HE WAS POLICE
Chief IS FURNISHED BY RUSSELL SAVAGE

MR. SAVAGE WHO At WAS COUNTY ATTORNEY Tells
or rne COLLECTING oF ron WIDOW OF aA"cH"AN
WHO HAD pREsUsAnLr mirrEo SUICIDE ~ 1o"S@ o.
RESTRICTED olsrHcr rHs ciTY--kEEPino TIE RECORD
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-01

lndsuendents has i,econe disiantt 70
istsd 10 - John bl mnrfiags learn p
I'd that there ir friction ~ this family
D.iws.n ihe VESTS and ~" 81 Johns
aser that letter - iluJ West 3 that
ilaiduin sought a. teeD from us and
tiiai has bern flied for probate ~ the
w.n ~ fiud West learned thar air
~. John was running AZ "a sort = IN
dependent candidate AGAINST The lte
fnsio COUNTY organization ns randi O.
date fDr Treasurer berause ihei Nv
dlsfrtcted tho commissioners precinct
in ~. county and ics; sin oui ~ "fiicr'
h. having been one - ihe commission
ora. ! learned that 81 John di9 not
pocket tho loss bot that be- deducted
u ffurn the fiooo0o
as said bcf1rc I 1m only siniinT
The facts ~ they occurred. Perhaps
YOU shn read between the lines 49, !
hatr done ami reach conclusion such
a. have reached have told y"n
where Judge Timon got the lufprmn b
ton ho used IN big RpDFtnwn speech
know that judge Timun told The
truth believe that you who have
read tlIs and Rho are not biased iH
tho matter viii hefec that Judge
TlmDn was Justified 50 making The
statements ho made uuyr the lnfarma Fl
lion he bod n BE interesting 80 note
ihat the only denial they make ~ that
baldwin accepted 'he tnoncT as a
fee" Sole bows often the word Zee
occurs lu their statements We have
aaId NOTHING ahnui Tee. BALDWIN
tool the money. that ia ail
"Furtherunre. I dCslrp 90 emphatic
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-01
SUMNER VACATION TRIP
SPENT IN CALIFORNIA
Hudson Distributor Tells OF HIS
10000 Mile Trip 20 California
Points.


THAT man from CaleNleu. known
ffum Vancouver Co Mexico is tie cue
phunlHus phrase applied o. Albert Cas-
n,r since ho started out with Bats llud-
snu Sik-i0 this year Geo hunt up ever,
beauty spot 100 california
g didn't realize was undertaking
sucn % contract aid M CASTER tn
%. L NFnod hudson distributor fot
i.ur Angeles when passing tnroush
Lns Angeles recently an route home.
hDt when : sut % usu of tnc plsa
hiiiues boo che uip ! Just kept asolng
and yon b'l saw q an
"Scquoia National laik. Maupoa
Grove uf iie Trees. Yosemite Valley
Lake Tahoe tla the American River
valley Truckcc canyon. Downcr Lake.
Enhgrani Gap route across the Snr-
rus. MI Shasta. lAsseu Peak with us
volcano across 10 the coast and
through the American itaN ~ clover
inic and ltcaldsburg. Lake County aud
then down the Riviera ~ Hplf Moon
and Monterey bays and Finally Co..
Santa Barbara. not fargcttmg of
course "a visit Co thr Exposition at San
Francisco on our way h9mc
THAT was our irip. 1864 miles 900
told, and wish could tell an ms
friends Yf tho wonderful bcaut, GO D.,
found boo rnifunaH mountain euun-
uN uno can't appreciate ID until hc
or sine takes good ,,r like thc tud
som lAEhi S.N and goes
We started below sen level and
reached uu altitude ~ nearly tom thou
sard feet. crossed four mountain
ranges and climbed thrlt two noun
tain grtdcs. That ls runE some f1r
'nc summers hunt and now am
cuntcnt o. go down below sea lcNtl
again and So to work
we bad driven our Hudson ear
1Ner eight Thousand miles before lray-
ing humo and these three VIII leave
us nearly twelve Thousand 90 tho good
without q change % the carhurctor AIDE
iustmcut aud with only one rriudins
~ ihe faivcs We put on a whole ncW
srt ~ Fisk tires when We lef homie
ami have had one puncturc on This
+ trip. They look good enough for an
other two Thousand miles too
This trlp has convinced vs. that
t there Us mo- plensanicr way Go spend q
summer vacation than vita a motor
car In the Wild places aud bvaui,
spots 20 california. and next year ",
are going again n ON Hudson"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-01
CITY INVESTIGATION
AT HAMILTON, ONTARIO

IiAMn.TuS. ont. OCT. al---S.,s,
tons sre expected 10 he sprung N,
Nendas. when judge Snider viii re-
sumo the judicial investigation u mn .
h'e'pal AFFAIRS No one will be- pro
Tested IN this Inquiry" declared Iuas.
sniaer ~ anyone knows anyth,rc
le' him come tcrwar dand tell us aboat
T. ! don't care who u hits. from tn
head ~ the municipality down IRE
di7appcarance n large quantity ~
81 bought BY The city wiIi la ~. i,
The matter Investigated.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-01
MILAN COUNTY OFFICIALS IN.
OtCTED

CAMERON. oct 90 The Milan
county Strand iur, Yesterday after.
noon crtnrred indictments against th.
county TREASURER James A. Pate and
District Clerk sam Wilson charging
'hem With transportation - the
eourtN's funds to the amount 90 $4,000
ana faioV respectively As soon as the
indictments wrFc returned the mon
were arrested They were each lndict.
ed On three separate cases
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-01
Am RArloN coos up-

WASHINGTON. oct 30 Eecn the
simN ration with its ample component
mas shared ia the general Increased
aesi ~ ifns An official report shows
'ne' the aNcFase cost of the ration Tor
American troops this wear was e4ta
cents as against satl Tor isi2
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-01

win replied that he believed DE- cnnil
Gs b. That thcy went Dut tn ihe house
~ imra Caldwell That Hhe said she
hsd already agreed Ga turn over me
money and tried tp gt M faylw
over the telephone to teA u L VAS "h
rrht t1 turn over Soc money 90 iAid-
win ana 81 Iunn. bat that BALDWIN
would not va her telephone
eIiaWse.r. lt seems that she did se'
10 communication later with Mr. IaS
ior vino. ihuldng the matter was be-
lna closed according 60 agreement t"i"
h.r a. pas the money over
"At that time SIS ~ John Wis very
mneh pu, out over ihe fnci mot De-
had paid this money i0 Baldwin under
thc circumstances ~" stated o. "'
TINT ho was stuck fur 10000 aui ihat
IL would he az 30 him 'n phi tl" f''V
out ~ his own pocket f~th"f ihih SEE
hia sister lost H. ii' said h' oiiof'N
ih, kl00O0 hecauFe be- tn"nfhi t"''
was The uniV way CO. see the tl."NN ~
&c. stated that be- dil nni want amy
Nlng to come ont pf ihe tfnnHAtil"n.
sa there bad been enough puNi'il
about the affair and thnt Dee "ouin
pocket the loss himself However BE-
40 that time felt Interest rnnush thhi
ho waited with me at tnt q -
depot that nirhf until i0 900 ocinck &"
teil fha circumstance to ludF" tlni"n
land sheriff WuHht Whu were fNl'e'
I ga ta return un the ulrhi train wh'h
WINS very late They dld not return
That nieht aud na 81 John hld io ieANe
on the ur0wnsfiuc Train inai Same
inleht be- did not eci go see them tl'
waited hewcr'r nn'h ii''''N wy
hefurc bic own tHi" "if
However. ] understand 'Nat N
oifh ludeo iimnu oyer iW 'l'p''N
few dlf' hl"i W t'Ai'N '
uiois io Judge iimnh
tYf course lu aclrptlua ihIs INCOMES
baldwin did not piulntr tne urDt letter
~ no psnal STATUTES we tn knew
tb.t nut we fot thpt i WINS very
nniish aralnsi fhr spirit 10 the lAw tHni
I4u, officer should H.Drui mnncf fnf
.u.h ..r.Icos Wo trf hli 10 WHH ID
reflection on this c.un'f hnl cItt ihat
thIs sum ~ $1,000 60 hld nnt nccn roe
tYrr,i o. Aiu W.nt IrMDt ln mp
CONGREGATION win Nr st john inni
rlrht There yves nufhmr said nhoui
paidgin hnNiuu refused tne money
rh.r, v,.s anfhinr asil about ST. john
fsrrita baldwin 10 taRe ta" money
nn th. other hand. ST. ~ John stated
q, mo mat while baldwin ava not ask
hiu outright far thc MONEY Tint he
hn.w what baldwin meant by the way
b. annranohcd him that baldwin
onrtrd money sa he offered him the
ttna1o ~ course mo one with SIZE
e,ldvln.g shr,wan.ss would ask ina.
.f
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-01
MoMAN RRTAks -

ft.AIpNlA ocf So Mrs. e. Cock.
rcll. aged 's, zen from the steps al hrr
homie and had the misfortune To- break
hcg rishi lex. Mrs Cockreli fon about
ti'e weeks ago and d.slocated her
hip
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-01


ilussei haYarc. feinfi county after 2
nsY, yrHirfd9t Issued statement
concerning the GIVING 10 ~ a. uHia" in
~ 400 fDf collecting tl'pY' irf ih'
widow ~ mnn shn hfH pfef'iin b.
ahlY committed suicide ih NOUS
~ 100 fame lh this riiF NJ West
bad sifeu io fho wuman who conduct
81 ihis huute $1,000 which "fH later
recovered and far which M BALDWIN,
anys bee received f's ~ 500 given
,umnianit ho a,Htos bf "a b."thDf ~
Airs west
Mf savage makes the following
mnttmcuf
q wins County Attorney 100 fhf time
Alr nud West was killed say
NHiied7 500 ,lffdN because ] dil uot
believe then. nor du ! believe uuu that
tff West committed suicide There
,,aa az. evidence boz aus vaN cuunertiuF
.ntans with thr killing hut thc cir
et,fnss.nrss 20 his death io mY mind
eanffadllfra thn the.It of aul,lat
tfnd.r the evidence finding uf aui
eide sns sn ihni 0uuid Boz lnsiln,d
puf nrmfr believe tnHt 1904 West
ans tlli.d ,ed f.at there ln sitnD one
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Srrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Mrs. Jarr Vanquishes and
Willie Jarr Vanishes


do it in the privacy Of their honest"
snapped Mrs. Jarr. "Cgh!" The OK.
clamation was to signify how dis
tasteful pet dog petting was to Mrs.
Jarr. But at tho same time she
scored one In the black book against
Master Willie!
"Deah met" said the stout lady
with the dog, ''is It. Ia IT, And she
attempted to draw her lorgnette on
Mrs. Jarr. But Mrs. Jarr was .
regular two-gun man. so to speak.
with a lorgnette. She had hers un-
limbcred and in action and was re-
garding tho stout lady and her dog
with a cold. dissociated stare DO
fore the fat lady had hers sighted.
when eugenics are enforced by
law" Missed the fat lady. deficient
children and those with 'criminalsten.
denotes shall be exterminated." And
when she said criminal. tendencies
she gave Willie Jarr q whitening
glance.
III that's the case" pid Mrs. Jarr
dog to solace you for tho loss Of your
natural offspring" Years Of constant
fencing with ono Of tho brightest
wits ut repartee In the white goods
trade-Edward J. Jarr--had Mrs
Jarr there with tho verbal wallop.
| Seeing mt the first pass that she
was outclassed by the superior rhet-
ORIG OF Mrs. Jarr the fat lady gath
cred her dog to her bosom and has
tened away.
] Having routed one of her sex In the
The evening world., 1914-02-27
WHERE WAS MONEY EVER DUMB?

- ETY. GRAFT in the Tomb which, according to the report Of
special Investigators enables prisoners to get "thc best
in the house. and steady supply of liquor drugs special
articles of food in direct proportion their readiness p
thing to the employees the place. after oil astonishing
The inside Of prison quite ausere the look Of
the walls from without life within secluded protected peculiarly
left to itself Graft and privilege thrive there they do in all
shstered hooks
Readers Of Dickens will remember how speedily the imprisoned
NJ Picwick made the discovery that money inside the Fleet
szaoy like money outside the Nehat provided he had and
willing to spend it, it would instantly procure him almost any
thing he desired
Apparently reform from generation generation only relative
We haven't kept money of the Tomb Convenience and luxury
fosw wherever try in the interest of
Justice and impartay to head them off, People prison
only those who caught And the Tombs respect pcua
il q always full Of boarders who not guilty yet
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Hits From Sharp Wits.

The quality Of n joke seems TO de-
pend much on the direction In which
II 10 pointed.
Usually a critic knows how. but
cannot.
The taking Of advice. like charity.
should begin at home.-Albany Jour-
nal.
A good deal Of dry wit Is rough
dried.
II the under dog has toe hold he
Is not In need Of sympathy.
Almost all the Enquire withins"
these days are graft Inquiries,
No one over wanted TO get even"
for worthy purpose'--peSeret News
One reason so many lien are un-
lucky In that they never 10 to work
and give luck chance.
After all. there must he almost ~
much satisfaction In ono thinking he
knows something as TO know II.
"Psychology n . couvenient
science" remarked the NsA 90 the
Car, when you want - prove eeUe.
srsrs srrt sew't ~. teoeeo -
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71 W

wanted their pepper to 20 into
moving picture theatre where their
big brother Sidney could wear dia-
monds az. tho manager and play the
piano. and the family could get In
tor nothing"
well. never mind about the Slav.
lnsky family just nbw. Willie." said
his mother. but suppose Mr.. Slav.
insky was right. II must be dread
full to be q silent partner and not be
allowed to say q word. That's why
women seeking vacation In life
other than matrimony 80 In for the
arts and professions rather than
commercial lines
But all this was lost upon Master
Willie. who was watching a stout
lady who was carrying O Pomeran.
Ian dog.
sums got cold In head'ums?" MUIR
INJURED the stout lady. And from .
monogrnmmed pocket In the dark
velvet little blanket trimmed with
sable tho dog wore she drew a hand
wrought lace handkerchief and wiped
the nose OF the dog.
Master Jarr. seeing the tail Of the
dog mingling with the sable tails of
mum that the fat lady had under
her arm for the little dog to rest
upon. gave the dogs tail a yank,
whereupon II set up brisk and in
| dignant clamor.
"you little wrstch!" screamed the
fat lady. "To assault my dear. sweet
liitle MonEo-P ongo!"
People who fondle pct dogs should
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The New Poetry.
Bv Euoene Gearv.
Copyright. 1914. bv Tho Prss Publishing Co.
(The New YORK Evening WORLD.

~ old he spun the glowing line.
I A slittering thread Of sunbeam
gold.
And drank applause like rarest wine,
Or shivcrcd bravely in the cold.
But now, alas! his tale Is told.
His place IL 'mong the things gone by.
For Lethe's wave hath DER him rolled
Tho old-time poets knocked sky
high.
A brighter genius now doth shine
Within the Muses. charmed fold.
Who chains the sun with smile benign
And on It keeps electric hold;
He proudly makes (this minstrel bold)
His aero thr0' the welkin ny,
His name 10 on Famc's blottcr scrolled---
Tho old-ume poets knocked sky
high
To make sweet converte DER the brine
AZ easy as across the void,
Or with the X-ray's magic sign
The hearts dread secrets to unfold
These be his tasks--what warblera
trolled
When Fancy lent her deathless dye;
But that belongs TO days Of old
The old-tme poets knocked sky
high.
LENvOI.
Danes sonneted and barcarOlled.
Remember he once lived. and sigh.
His gay theorbo's In the mould
The old-time poets knocked sky
high.
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TT you. remember when vaudeville
was Variety" you remember
= Danger" Norton. an exceptionally
clever jugglcr and belonging to . fam.
ily Of jussiers.
Mr.. Norton was famed ~ . practical
Joker. That will su6ice - an explana-
ton.
One time Danger" contracted Q 1t.
tie debt. which circumstances prevent
ed him from liquidating when due: and
without notice the juggler was placed
under arrest along with his pafapher-
MALTA and equipment. The Sheriff made
the announcement In Norton's dressing
room.
Would Mr.. Sheriff object to Mr.. Nor.
ton giving his evening performance"
Not ut all. Then Danger" got busy.
lie sent the property man out for
IS cents worth Of oranges and apples.
He was then ready for his act. He
began juggling. and at tho conclusion
Of each trick he would send q portion
OF his effects flying into the wings.
where they would be duly deposited In
the bag held by the property man. Mr..
Norton bowed to the audience and
then to the Sheriff. who was watching
on the SIDE and mighty pleased at. be.
ing 80 honored by the actor.
In few minutes all Of his implements
found their way in;o the bag. Mr.. Nor
ton still bowling. and the Sheriff still
smiling. Then Danger commenced
juggling the oranges and apples; and
that's all he did do until. afteI
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would be $40 +. n. on Feb. when
that clock would Indicate 5 =. NJ.
A. SHERMAN.
"POp Goes the Weasel"
To the Editor Of The Evening World
! sec the reader has been furnished
one verse Of Pop Goes the Weasel"
For his information l will supply
three more verscs OF that song that
US tnys used to sing when we were
about ten years old:
Penny for a cotton ball.
Penny for needle.
That's the way the money goes,
Pop goes the weasel.
All around the cobbler's bench
The monkey chased the weasel
i'he priest he kissed tho cobbler ; wife,
Pop goes tho weasel.
Sister Sal ID very sick.
Nancy's got the measles;
'etastopol not taken yet,
Pop goes the weasel.
The music OF this In a good old
Virginia reel and no tango.
]. NJ. X.
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Letters From the PeoDle|

- IT, oo1s ~ ths osstsn 81 Glass.
- - HAitss 4 Tss pssslss wald;
~ XU yeu tell me In what position
- 80 GAoul6 lie In q glass or pail
= water u II II strictly frssh"7
II. A. c.
ne Scissors Are SHARP.
- ~ cAttss u The E'sains World,
Kindly let me know which In cor.
rect: 'Srhe scissors are sharp or
TN Scissors Ii sharp" +. J. X.
'fl Dlae.
Z 49, EAitss Of The Evss!ns World;
Which color II for baby boy. pink
~ blue3 J. 5. d.
Answer 60 Time Psssle.
- - EATER q Ths E'sairs world;
IN reply 10 N. 8. T.. asking what
4 IN ~ correct time be Feb. Z when
- c)eck indicates 0 p. NJ. wish
- i've the following answer: II the
qooek eains ten minutes every day
01o0 Jan. g II would gain 40 min.
49,. or hour and SO minutes up 10
f&oey 2. Therefore. the correct time
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FIRST encounter Of the day Mrs. Jarr
gave Willie n jerk to warn him and
hurried on rather satisfied with the
days work so far.
where the the boys sults?" asked
Mrs. Jarr. as another elegant floor
walker hove in sight. She really knew
where they were. but she loved TO
pause before these perfect persons
that she might afterward tell Mr..
Jarr just how he should tie his scarf
for the business day--not that Ed
ward Jar would ever listen to her,
you know. And yet In business, a. In
society, the well dressed man has the
advantage.
'"rhe boys suits are on the third
floor. fourth aisle In the annex
madam" said the male angel, and
hoated away.
And Mrs. Jarr led Master Jarr In
the direction indicated. Nov, whcr
mamma picks you q suit, don't yot
start to object like your father does
He always gets his coats too short,
said Mrs. Jarr. But she was talkinS
to empty air. Willie Jarr had van
!shcd.
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A LITERARY CROUCH.

RARE C0RMAL who used TO write books last you
ly Spease breaks her long silence
sittins In retired literary corner. overpowered by
Uwd Of supendos esniuses tccording publishers
vsstensnts considering but just decent stand aside
Of ne Gttene galaxy Of many ase
- waiting TIL the dssslinG procession Of pub.
lhs planets IL brilliant course leaving
trails Of Bernard Shaw Joseph Conrad Chsterton
- Alse behind It."
That 10 good scrp Marie and sounds pretty sarcasc
Give 70 EN- hard like. and don't s the
puhaisAs while feel srouchy Let things worry along
ana tahs good rest We all understand that when
boeAn yeu write en-.
The evening world., 1914-02-27
IN THE INTERESTS OF THE BAR.

T WAS just like Justice Gof to hold up divorce long
enough to piece Of his mind two young lawyer witnesses
Who admitted in their testimony that they had done % worth
= slsuthing for the attorney Of the plaintiff.
The testimony Of
declared che Court dangerous the community
s etnin1sraoo q Justice II practice
wsrs daagsv. can hardly Imagine officer Q
Sseomins private detective agreeing
TOT . compensation II Il perjury prac
ues the f the provocshon OF perjury. IL
and Association
members Of the bar who
fomloosl divorce witnesses viii
M aalsss the law absolutely compels
The engaging confidence with which lawyers undertake
divorces and the defines with which they 60 about already
quite sufficiently developed meet the needs Of the community
Ms Hsw Jersey who recently committed bgmy the
receipt for 500 from her lawyer dvoce paper"
~ I'll probability been overregaed with of the
- which "thc thing could be put through"
The profession il itself issue warning neither
guGhoe and keyhole activities friendly assistance from the
~ box divorce proceedings be tolerated among
ssf ~ bar.
edlsvs the jam on the surface cars-not this year.