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The evening world., 1917-01-16

That IL the very thing New Workers.
have been doing. particularly last
year.. which broke all records with the
savings banks.
But the whole nation has been lin
Ing Its stocking with gold. Credit for
this is in some measure due to an
educational movement started by the
American Bankers Association with
that very end In view.
In launching Il campaign for thrift
the association determined to add
100000 new savers to the ranks of
savings bank depositors, and to make
10. 0O0. 900 better ones" said Mr.. Har-
rison. ut has been our ain t ac-
quaint people with the purchasing
power of money. and to show what
should be done with a modest capital
once 1t has been acquired. we have
tried to stir new ambition in the
nations workers. and to bring the
people ON closer terms Of intimacy
with the banks, for the benefit OF both.
And we also have tried to supply In
some measure what has been sorely
lacking in our educational system
instruction OF the young in the ele-
ments OF finance and business.
THE campaign has been carried on
by means OF newspaper advertising
and editorial support; moving picture
films. and a Wide range of miscel-
laneous literature. Two of the most
effective methods employed were
brought to bear upon school children
and workmen, who are perhaps the
two most important elements in the
social body. By distributing instruc-
tive pamphlets In the schools. telling
how to save and why. we have sent
the children home full OF the subject
and q~uickened the interest of their
parents. When "A boy or girl comes
home from school fired by schemes
TO Save money the spirit IL pretty Ger
tain TO reach the head OF the house
and the mother OF the family.
in the case OF workmen. We foun,
by observation that almostevery ma,
The evening world., 1917-01-16

methods. disposition OF funds. and so
on. At present there Is no system OF
audit. and no recognized authority to
rule upon questions of administration.
We feel that these things are vital.
and hope TO have supervision of the
banks placed In the hands OF u COM
petent official and a new department
created for handling a proposition
that Is certain 10 grow along the
broadcast lines.
"Will our turn to thrift continue?
Yes! We are learning something about
the value OF the dollar"
The evening world., 1917-01-16
The Jarr Family
BY Roy l.. McCardell

Go. The New York Evening World
a crown on the under side, and they
can roll over. after they achieve the
king row, and thus constantly pre-.
sent the crown side in due regal
state"
But suppose they cheat7" asked
Mr.. Jarr.
Il receive the intimation with The
scorn 1t merits!" said Dinkston.
These active little friends OF mine
are actuated with only the most hon
orable motive. They would scorn 20
cheat"
Mr.. Jarr was silenced. 40
You should feel abashed that You
question their integrity" Mr.. Dark-
ston went on II shall get Henry Ford
TO Interest himself financially In NV
proposed International Jumping
Bean Corporation We VIII first cor,
ner the jumping bean market. Then
we VIII have a training school for
ITEM and sell or lease them in QuaA.
Titles for commercial. educational
and pastlme purposes. You have
seen how they a be used for ssff.
adding. misunderstanding and s>fS.
dividing arithmetic problems foe
k~indergartens and primary schoois-
their backs being numbered with
digtts from 1 to o. You have .ean
them used as self-movinE chscksr.L
Fol moral reasons we shall not per.
init their use as dice or as substitutes
for olives and cherries in cocktaIsl
unless. OF course. to add q kick -
'~nnocuous grape Juice cocktail
which are satisfying without bsine
intoxicating"
But / don't see how Henry Ford
could be interested In them" said ths
pessimistic Mr.. Jarr.
'You Will not betray a conndencsfy
asked Mr.. Omission anxiously.
Mr., Jarr shook his head to imsly
he would not.
well. then. I can stop the war win
them as tickle bugs-that will intsr-
est Henry Ford. He is rampant D
peace, as you know"
Tickle bugs. what do you msan
tickle bugs" asked Mr.. Jarr. ?
The idea Is not wholly mine, II
was suggested by my friend. the omi,
nent authority on beneficial insect
lie. Prof d. Frank Dodge"
Never heard OF him." Mr.. Jarr de-
clared.
Why, Prof, Dodge is the forenoon
breeder Of edible and scavanger ants
In tho world. You must have heard
or mas famous large lobster ants. ria
equally famous H~yperborean ant.
that destroy the boil weevil and havs
proved tho salvation of the cotton
planters of tho SOUTH And you must
have heard of Prof. Dodge's famo,,.
ice worms?"
Tell me about tho Ice worm soma
other time" interrupted Mr.. .Jarr
And, briefly. ! want to know how
Henry Ford could be Interested IN
your jumping beans"- ~
AS tickle bugs" ~interposed h
~poet-savant. 1--WE glue a little fioss
to the jumping beans and drop than
by the thousand from flying machine.
upon the soldiers in the trenches.
Tho jumping beans fall down the
soldiers necks and tickle Thorn tilY
they burst out laughing and-aaa
the wpr ends at once when the al
diers of both Sides laugh themselves
nearly to death, see?"
Mr. Jarr thinks he secs, but h 4.
still skeptioal.
The evening world., 1917-01-16
Letters From the People

because tho ball Ia going at the rate
OF go miles an hour before IL II fired.
ID. G.
4 IL Correct.
To uH Ediior ID I've Bv-nins woh;
Please tell ms II the City OF Brook
lyn 10 OF LONE Island. A says II Is
and Il says II Is not. A READER.
Lord Nelson's Report.
~ M Hduo Of I've k,~nins woshi
Is there any value 10 a London
Times. Oct. 3, i7ss. giving Lord Mel
NileY q. NJ. Y.
N. B,-This paper undoubtedly ia
valuable. Consult old book and curlo
dealers.
The evening world., 1917-01-16

SfCtlOH, hfucTlCdil
Bankers Associa-
ton. In the man
who has made the
figures prove II.
I h e eby clearing
New York's good
n a m Q of h @
~spendthrift charge
80 often brought
against II.
Forty and
81 X I q n I his per
AAa nnna1
The evening world., 1917-01-16
Another Cannon BALL.

To Ire Editor Of The Evening World
I have been reading that cannon
ball discussion IN your paper and
would like TO give my Views.
II a cannon. capable OF firing a shot
at a speed Of go miles an hour. was
placed on the ground next 10 a train
going at the rate OF so miles an hour
On the same directory. the ball would
KEEP up with the train-neither pass
ing II nor falling behind. II the can
non were placed on a train going so
Drles and hour and fired. the ball
would be going at the rate OF l2O niles
~ hour lin respect to, tho Eround).
The evening world., 1917-01-16

home until after eight at night. 3lsf
why don't your family live nearer the cityf"
asked. Just can't" she answered simply.
But Roslyn Is not always going to be a stock girl.
In fact she has somewhat grown out OF that Job Al
ready. being a sort OF assistant to a head saleswoman,
and that is how / came In contact with her.
The saleswoman was showing me some wearing
apparel; but Roslyn did ali the work. And she did II
In such a beautiful way that l could not help notics
it-notice her efforts to please. her ambition to sue
Good ..l
The evening world., 1917-01-16

To Miss Sophie Irene Loeb OF The Evening World staff
belongs, by the grateful testimony OF both sides, the credit for
settling the taxcab strike.
Nobody worked harder than Miss Loeb to give New York
well-regulsted, popular priced taxicabs. Naturally she wants
10 see them running.
The evening world., 1917-01-16
LAWSON AGAIN.

2 FIND the Rules Committee of the House of Representatives
drawn up at attention while various scrgeants-at-arms and
subpoena-servers advanced up-stage to meet him must have
delighted the soul Of Thomas W. Lawson when he arrived in Wash
ington yesterday. 1t was the sort of delayed entrance to rejoice the
heart Of an accomplished and inveteratc mountebank.
But the act went badly. Chairman Henry refused to take his
lines from the star. The latter found it impossible to give ANYTHING
but q pitiable exhibition of his own loose-mouthed extravaganza and
inveracity.
So far from getting any names connected with the alleged "leak"
on the Presidents note out of Lawson, the Committee only succeeded
ihAccumulating a further list of persons who could testify to Lawsons
knowledge of the lawful conditions that everybody is talking about
and nobody has seen.
The whole thing is a sngularly cheap and modifying show.
Would it might have been staged anywhere but in the National
legislature.
The King of Bavaria says fight on" III he said anything
else wnuld IL u 10 udhn for manu- milan
The evening world., 1917-01-16
New Aeroplan1e Doubles Express Train Speed

NINE,
TEEN miles an
h our by aeroplane.
That Is the performance
OF a new Curtiss BIZ
plane which Is said TO
be faster and have
greater clim b ding
power than any type
OF air craft yet de-
veloped. The swifter
machines have been
poor climbers as a
rule, and dangerous to
stop and start be-
cause of reduced wing
spread that enabled
them TO make great
The evening world., 1917-01-16

The Swann-Delehan ty -Breckinridge mixup has developed too
many charges and counter-charges for the public to follow.
The District Attorneys once ought not to DO surrounded by
this kind OF aura. Let's have Q short way to the truth.
The evening world., 1917-01-16
BY James G. Young

W YORK In the thriftiest city
n In the world! Milton w. Har-
rlson. head OF the savings bank
The evening world., 1917-01-16

In this new Curtiss biplane ev-
erything possible has been done
to reduce resistance 10 the at
mosphcre, some novel changes hav-
Ing been made In mechanical con-
The evening world., 1917-01-16
Tuesday, January 16, 1917
h Stock Girl
In the Store
By Sophie Irene Loeb

CwrshI is11.W me Pres Publishing Co tThs New t EVENING wcd)
~ OSLYN Is a stock girl l met her the other day In a fashionable
X Fifth Avenue store.
4 - Roslyn lives at Seagate. Every morning she arises very early N
The evening world., 1917-01-16

The King Of Bavaria says flight on II he said anything
else would 1t be audible for many miles?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-29
SAY BUTLER TALKED
ABOUT THE WOMEN
But States Attorney Has This
Testimony Stricken Out
in SPANIEL Case.

COLEMAN, Texas. April 2s.-Af'e er
!org lrfume7t between counsel over
the adm!ssibl!ty of testimony con-
cerning alleged remarks about women
ty Lieut. Col ". g. Butler, for whose
FiNing Harry J. Spaniel Is on rial
here, court sustained the states OIL ice
ton late today and recessed until
Monday when Spaniel is expected to
take the stand in his own behalf Arg
nWerts occupied TractiCally all the
afternoon court session. while during
the forenoon eeyeral defense character
Witnesses testifi.l.
These witnesses testified Butler's
reputation as % women was bad" and
that ot SPANIEL was good Butler and
Mrs. Crystal Holland Spaniel. wife Of
the defendant, were shot to death n
Sranells automobile at Alpine, Texas.
last july Spaniel was acquitted on 4
charge cf Killing his wife al his frs:
uial { san Angelo, last February.
Arguments arose ever the aGmissi-
hility o. testimony Of a. Poirier Of
Iharr Texas. defense witness, VINO
attempted TO relate allecel disresnect-
ful remarks made by Colonel Eutler
about women present at a social even.
az Pharr, where Butler was stationed
previous 20 being transferred =, Al
pine. The state objected. while the
defense contcuded the ALLEGED re-
marks would show the army officers
attitude toward women IN general
The jury was excluded end women
ordered from court and Poir!er then
permitted to relate the remarks IT,
presence Of counsel.
After prolonged argument Judge
Woodward. presiding, sustained the
states objection. ruling Poirier's tesci-
mOuv vas not admissible.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-29

haf "a point. David Wilson Of A. and
u, Sheppard and Morrisett tied for
frst place according 20 rank The
grades Of Sheppard were So and g5.
While Mouisett received SO and -.
Tho prohibition contest, where ora
tions are based upon themes touching
Temperance. Will take place at Ken
dali IN few days The university.
the \. and VI college. the Baptist
university. Philips university. O. NJ
L and Kingflsher will send men here
for contest. otto Seymour will rep
resent Kendall. After this will come
the old line contest in which Dennis
McClenton viii represent the college
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-29
OUR NEW PLAN WE KNOW WILL WIN

People are prepared for new economic adjustnc
THIS ANNOUNC EMENr deals only with change in sell
ing policy will continue to carry full line of fresh
meats, fresh fruits and vegetables
TIE KING MARKET, with It's wcl,known prestige has
determined to place the grocery and business ON DIFF
fercn basis This You will admit is in harmony with the
economic trend of the times.
THE SALE POLICY alone is changed The capital and the
management remain the You will be doing business
with the people and with the of being ac
corded the courteous treatment and receive the
quality of merchandise. Our plan extremely simple
1t is in accord with the tendency of the times 1t is now pos
sblc for the to buy almost direct from the pro
ducer No expensive delivery system An inexpensive or
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-29
NEW ECONOMIC ADJUSTMENTS ARE INEVITABLE
NO DELIVERY SYSTEM

lcnccrorth We viii have no expensive DELIVERY SYS-
IEM The United States Department of Commerce and
Dor has uncovered startling facts about costly delivery
methods In a highly compact of level city they
found that cost $4,000 to deliver only 100000 worth of
merchandise. Amazing! Now add to this value of goods
spoiled by summer heat and winter cold, bookkeeping
and otner expensive items and you will commence to
realize that there is nothing wastefu in the whole
realm of business than the old way of selling groceries
OUR NEW SELLING PLAN saves all this useless waste
and brings the grocery business down the ROCK BOTTOM
BASIS.
OUR NEW METHOD will be cash selling exclusively.
THE KING MARKET is more prosperous today
Of our success.
The excessive increase of cost of all commodities
gives us the opportunity to revolt from old method
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-29

Thousands will welcome this announcement
ganlzaon No book accounts. Cheap and bving for
very large trade enables to sell such prices are
positively unknown IN credit and delivery stores.
This store is owned by W. A. KING We have no stock for
sale We have nothing to sell but goods carried in high
class grocery and meat market We distributors not pro-
moters we are merchandlzers not stock manpuators
Now we ask the old sales plan necessarily Must
we turn over to the delivery system and bookkeeping expense
the large that you pay? Must continue your
cost all the unnecessary expense Or would you rather have
use the 70 cent and give the whole saving to you
we know OF no greater service that render
present to an apprecave public that having centrally
Gated KING STORE AND MARKET.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-29
Old Traders
DOPE

The NIND or MNN cannot COM-
PKIHi.ND The IMMIN~l1N 81 the
GRIbT WORLDS NLNG6IITI q;
that b. now euir. on hY CINlII/I -
PEOPLE 81 IARTH IHIN AR j.
IinI GRI VI WHIRLPOOL that
DRAWS INIHi1HING 1910 II
that j. NLAK,. II nov LOOKS LIKE
thnt WI 1nNc bccn CAUGHT IN thi-
GREAT SUCTION and NJ - FIGHT
Ia GIT or!
old TRADER t. OPPOSED to
FORCING ih" YOUNG Mn of our
NATION INIO The RIGtINR
ARMY ~ long a- our = NGlDN l.
NOT BEING INVADED. III Bi-
IIIAI~ IN tho NDii NTIIE ~
TIM. that II 90 for a 'IRT tGN
TT KPDSI, Ia de- tIEI M Thing
and when you have AttONrII~fiI- u
II THIN 60 HOME Old II;iD1 Il
H. . DIR NMIR and hc ~II~ .
HhNDW on tho WALL. ~.
SEES rho tHiEiSnID LIBERTIES
that Our PILGRIM FATHERS -uf-
fcrcd - NtNB 10 I~I \BII~II ~
ING PLItkTD FROM the majority
of the PEOPLE and INSTEAD 81
LIBERTY and IEII.DOM III. SII~
an IKO\ HAND 10 RULE PLACED
IN TIL HANDS ~ - SELECT II W
GOD PROTECT tS' NNN TN.
TINE NENIR CONF WHI\ WI
MAY NOT IiNNI FRYE ~pIICU.
a iI,fI PIti -. ana LIT a MAJOR
ITN of the WHOLE PEOPLE RULE
COD kIfr Our NATION AWAY
FROM RUE aud tho CONTROL
81 tOMMI ECGNII~N Ma, OGD
GLORY INIE IIONT " " NJ
BLIM Of IIIIDONi ~ SIICI aud
RIGHT IOH OtH WHOLE TIOI'i.I
and NOT BI. USED IOH \ SELECT
IiN',
OID TRADER say that PRICES
ON ALL room rRODtCi~ win ro
STILL HIGHER lie wanted Our
UNCLE SAMUEL to mkc All or
EODDSItIIS over aud distribute
II ALIKE AMONG the HlCu aud
POOR. our UNCLE did send ont
SELECT EI\tH tn I\NI ~IIGNTI
nnd IIiIiE ~ FORT Wa- that WI
IIND that MANY NHI HOBBING
the POOR, BtI wc ~II 10 wa, ut
PRESENT by WHICH wc CNN
STOP I1in
OLD TK NDIH hn- ALMOST our
bis NIOKiN and f. GIVING hi- ~
TIitI TIM In TRYING to cir
rIOrII Ia gn BNtk to \NItI,I.
aud PRODUCE SOMI THING Ia
ENTH II h. O. GRI.N N~IHT
Ia Old TRADER to VISIT ms
P\Hk VIEW PLACES aud -,c
MOKI rhnu go FAMILIES IOCNTID
and EACH FAMILY ms ON or
MOHI BABIES RONPING nud
DINS. THOSE BABIES are m
JOICING BICNISI the, are AWAY
FROM GRANTING LNNDLONDS
who do not LOVE BNIsN. but
WHO~I III NHT - SIT ON the
DOIINE our GARDEN CIIN
PROMISES to be- nc SUCCESS.
W. are Si.IIiNC ~ to the RONS
who WORK. for ItNNN RIIINIIiN
and THEIR NNN NG1.H h. INtOIIl-
AGING tho BOYS to BtN an NCRE
aud Plant ~ To- u GARDEN aud II
TINY MED nIIr that m WILL
IIINI~li THIN ~ Nv AMI SEED
FREE The MIDLAND VALLEY II.
u. 60. T. BUILDING a ROUND
HoINI H. OtH PROPERTY aud
THEY. TOO. are INtOtN\GI\G
THEIR BOYS to BtN m GARDEN
CITY and GROW GARDENS.
Tho MANA hGI.H of the FRISCO u.
X. 60. Ia WEST TULSA SAYS BOYS
go back To NATURE and grow
GARDENS and PRODUCE SOME
THING Ia cat and TIIIIH BONS
arc BUYING In GARDEN CITY
The COSDEN COMPANY i as
EQUNLLN ANXIOUS To see TIIIIR
BOYS pROSPIROI and THEY
TOO SAY. SONS. go BACK To- NJ
TURE and PRODUCE SOMETHING
10 EAT. and THOSE BOYS are Buy
ING In GARDEN CITY.
our ROSE IiILL RANCH PROM
ISES To he u BIG SUCCESS to
THOSE who want Ia live close to
nature, tiIICkENS, rIGS, COWS
FRUITS, etc. Close To ear line AMI
paved road aud prices right II in-
tcrcstcd see the OLD DOPIR NJ 100
East second street our car always
ready 10 show YOU. Remember money
back M any time within II year If not
plcaS Scd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-29
INJUNCTION SUITS TO BE
GIVEN HEARING THIS WEEK
Applications to Close Alleged Road
houses VIII Be Argued Before
Judge LINN.

The Injunction suits against two al
legged rOadhouses in the east part oi
the city were continued until next
Tuesday by District Judge Linn. The
defendants are Bob Powell. Allen
freeman, Bob Thomas and Oscar
Riley.
Carter Smith, assistant county at
torney, has asked that a temporary
injunction against these places and
the doors padlocked until hearing
can be held TO decide whether they
shall be made permanent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-29

THE CASH BUSINESS has been known for ages to be
above all the correct way to trade But with such small
portion of trade being done strictly cash basis the
cash has not had opportunity to unfold its great power
Now business vastly and value of cash
forces great and popular. So beginning May THIS
WILL BE ONE CASH STORE No credit. No goods de-
vered. Lower prices SPOT CASH.
The time has when everybody must economizc-the
rich well the You have read of the conditions
in Europe You have read the warnings of such
dent Wilson and Mr. Vanderslip of the National City
bank of New York and Women's clubs throughout the
country that America must economize To do Otheruse
is unpdtriOtic.
ever before-so we make this change at the height
the growing desire of the housewife to econonizc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-29
Ford Party In Halifax.

HALIFAX. y. $, April 2s.-Henry
Ford. the Detroit automo bilo manu-
facturer arrived today accom- pan ed
oy several ether Americans. BEYOND
saying that the party had come on
an important mission, Mr. Ford de-
elined 20 discuss the reasons for the
visit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-29
THE INTERCOLLEGIATE
PEACE CONTEST LOST
Judge Changes Decision; Ken
dali in Variety Of College
Tests.

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t-e rs- t.. ....a f-a-r
81 re colleges ard s.l1.. hens.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-29

'Is
-4c I-.I = s-.-c ,l-F---.5 h.-a
r faf 'r 30 f.s- r.-g c.
Nr.r . 'rr t- r'.- 20
".f o. r.t '@-- 'ra-
place '.'-a- r .r t-a t l
on . f--a f -e
rs.l- q. t.e- .a
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-29
Susni,iOus.

rs this a genuine sea foam you
offer me-"
ITO be sure replied the barber.
Then why do you turn on the
hVdrant?"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-29


A
IN
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-02-01

periods will bring marked tendencies
to cold rains, sleet, fitful squalls OF
snow, and cold, blighting winds. In
the midst OF this general state of
things, as specifically pointed out in
the above forecasts, there will come
some decided changes to sudden high
Temperature, with abnormal falls OF
storms of tropical and tornado char
acter-the latter being most prob
able in extreme southern sections Of
the country. At these times OF high
temperature, should rains and melt
ing snow and ice go unchecked Tor
several days, it will be the part OF
prudence to watch for dangerous ice
gorges, and consequent floods ana
sudden overflows and backing up OF
impeded streams and rivers. At
this season such, dangers often come
upon specially exposed iocalltles,
suddenly and in the night time leaV--
ing little time or way Of escape and
causing great loss OF life and prop
erty. Many localities that have con
sidered themselves safe from such
themselves overwhelmed by crushing,
obstructing ice gorges, and the dam
ming up of streams which are nor
mally free from danger. we warn
the readers OF these forecasts IN all
localities favorable to such POSSIBLE
tiles, that conditions during the lat
ter part of February, and especially
in March point in such possible dan
gers. If rivers and streams in your
locality become locked with heavy
ice in December and January, and
your home and property are near the
water level, don't forget that serious
danger hangs over your head, :.
when the breakup comes. Many OF
us have known sudden destruction
to come as a whirlwind,' from such
circumstances
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-02-01
If Hetty Green Knows.

Hetty Green, the richest woman
in America, would probably, turn
over in her grave II she could know
the way her heirs are spending the
money she miSered. Country homes at
$225,000 and other items OF eXpen-
diture even more lavish are lnclden-
tai purchases made and making with
Hetty Green's money.
Perhaps Hetty Green had what she
imagined was a good time saving the
money that her heirs are spending.
She piled 1t up and took her pleasure
in the knowledge that she had 1t and
controlled it. She refused charities
and denied herself to pile one useless
dollar upon another, useless until she
fulfilled the pleasing knowledge OF
her heirs that she must die some day
and the money start to circulate.
Hetty's experience, which after all
isn't an experience unless she knows
how the money is going, is common
experience. Those who are satisfied
to die sitting on money bags and
mortgages, refusing to render back
to the world even a share of what it
has given them usually leave heirs
who spend the results OF their denial
in ways that would horrify those
others to suffer in the saving. Per-
haps they do have knowledge and
who saved it and suffered and made
that knowledge is the future punish
ment melted out to greed and mlser-
illness. Who knows? But all know
how Hetty would feel If that knowl-
edge should chance to be hers.