The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
NEW YORK
DAY BY DAY
BY o. o. MCINTYRE


spsoA Correspondent Of Ths wasafnrtou Be-,Is
New York. May S-Roshansrs. Inter
prefer OF Nsutch and Burmese dances
DISAPPEARED the other day. She 4 !
pretty Oriental, very mysterious. very
hlgh salsried. And every time she dis
eppeaTs or appears IN New York. Walter
kingsley also very high salaried but
not quite 50 mysterious has press
agented her into print.
hoshansra IN Persian means Light
Aoorning." Her real name il olive
Craddock Her father is an EnglIsb
army officer stationed in India whose
wife says he Is an English snob." She
calls him a snob because he doesn't
approve Of those naughty Nsutch
dances
Wen. while mana was AWAY IN. oth.-
day Light Adjoining went out for
stroll accompanied by a small handbsr
on yes, she also wore bizarre rings
Mama returned 70 find no Light Adorn-
ing Register surprise. fear and
quick telephone 10 ell the newspapers.
Later In the day she turned up in
Winsted. Conn. Winsted the home Of
the detective reporter Some who 6{g..
covers four-IeEged chickens and tso.
headed CLAIMS and a singing COW now
and then Yes sir, Roshsnsra Just
walked to Winstsd 70 purchase her a
tame deer. She said she thought there
was tame deer store there and A
bargain sale on
Late at night the reporters called up
Press Agent Kingsley at hs home. but
ne was ssleep-yea- verify. sleeping the
sleep Of success
II is quite difficult 70 zee auythfnr
novel about the fact that there H a
pet wildcat now living in Broadway and
Thirty-ninth street The Society for the
Protection Of Friendless Cats has a Hst
Of more than fifteen thousand felineS
who get a precarious existence along
Broadway. They were born tame
enough. but uey live on Broadway.
That is what makes them wild
A large department store in New York
has withdrawn its advertising from
New York newspaper because the paper
printed letters from customers that the,
noor-Walkers in the store carried an air
Of superiority that made the customers
feel like being presented to court when
they asked for information.
The store management requested the
right 70 see such letters before they
were printed, but the Newspaper in
dependantly refused this request There
Is Of course two sides 70 the question
and as the store has always borne a
very high reputation is entitled 10 great
consideration.
On the other hand there Is a plethora
Of impudent floor walkers In the New
York stores. They are adorned like
millionaires in their cutswsys and they
seem TO think Their Job il merely to look
well dressed.
New York tourists will tango bv the
I light Of the Midnight Sun this summer
Thousands OF Americans have already
been booked for a summer journey 20
| the Arctic Circle.
! civilization and the metropolis Of the
/ Land OF the Midnight Sun lie 70 be the
turning point or a great new tourist
tendency to zee America nrst
There will be less travel 70 Europe this
summer than during any vacation period
/ in fifty years and what there Is vii, be
on urgent business. The American
! Northwest has suddenly loomed as TIE
pla yEround OF the American people 1p
| in the Arctic Circle arrangements are
| beinE made for guests on a large scale
/ A dozen metropolitan towns welcome
| the eKaCting traveller There are
ca bsrets and roof gardens. tango teas
and summer opera and q glory OF mid
summer verdUre that reaches from the
sea a Nome TO the feet OF the per
petual glaciers Inland. There are no
! hardships there and = line OF palatisl
steamers will transport the visitors from
! Seattle