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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-21
PENNIES AND MORE.
PENNIES NET $50 FOR
RELIEF OF BELGIANS
One Hundred Milk Bottles
to Collect Funds in Una
tilla County.

Pennies. pennies and still more PEN
nies. with here and there ten or
five cent piece. have been contributd
to tn five Belgian relief bottles in
Pendletene until che total for less thHn
a month has reached $50, which was
collected Saturday.
The bottle IN the Charles Co. leads
with a total OF S33.2s. The other bus
mess houses where donations were
given to the fund are the Peoples
Warehouse. Pendleton Drug Company,
Tallman Drug Company. and Hotel
Pendleton.
The collection is under the auspices
of the Patriotic Service League. with
Mrs. Roy T. Bishop at the head of
the committee. She intends to place
100 bottles in Umatilla county, SO of
which will be placed in Pendleton.
The bottles are placed in wooden
stands, made by the boys of the PEN
dletoR high school manual training
class. The boys give their labor free
of charge.
The committee is much encouraged
by the amount collected since Sep
tember % and believes that the con-
tributions will continue to grow. PEN
nies are especially desirable as the
fund is to a great extent made up OF
these poins and 95 per cent of the $50
collected was in pennies. e@f
"A penny for Belgium" is the slo-
gan of the bottles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-21

Total SO 0St.69b s2.Os5.s5O 5527
eLarge amount from this district
subscribed In Walla Walla.
a"Lopped off Hermiston's total.
The Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign
is closed and Umatilla county con-
trlbuted her full quota While the
campaign must have seemed n lone
hard pull to the people OF the county,
Il was by far the most satisfactory
and gratifying campaign yet under
taken by the county. in the opinion
of the officials of the Patriotic SerV-
ice Ieague. is the statement Issued
by NJ. n. Chessman. secretary.
The county was given a very heavy
quota, considerably larger than that
OF any other county in the state out
side OF Multnomah. The city Of PEN
dleton alone had a quota gre1ter
than that OF any county exclusive II
MuItnomah or Marion and twice the
size or the combined quotas OF Baker
and Union counties. With such "a
large amount OF money to raise the
committees worked patiently and
hard 70 distribute the burden e1uit-
rbly among all OF those alle to sub
fefibe. The ratings did not pelmii Of
any material over-shhsorlplan and II
was necessary TO comb out the lists 10
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-21

balance due on the county's smnase
Book quota.
The organization will not allow tho
peace talk to interfere with the cam
paign. Even though peace We're re-
clared today II would be a year or
two before the American army would
be brought home and during that tinic
the welfare work among the soldiers
must continue. The Patriotic Service
League viii employ the same CONF
mittees and the same methods iu the
coming campaign as in past cam
paigns and will insist upon each po-
tential contributor subscribe accord
ing TO his or her ability.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-21

tiIIeFy and machine guns. These en-
abled our guns 20 push along close be-
hind the advancing infantry. They
gave effective assistance at short
range. Above Denain our advanced
elements continue to press forward
maintaining contact with the enemy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-21
MILLIONAIRE
IS ARRESTED UNDER
ACT OF ESPIONAGE

PORTLAND. oct. 21.--A warrant
was issued today charging Henry Al
bers with violation Of the espionage
act.
Albers. who is president of the AL
bers Bros Milling Co. is rated sew
eraI times a millionaire, His company
has been kept busny engaged filling
war orders for the United States gov
ernment.
CONTINUED on Page a.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-21

WASHINGTON, soct. 21.-(Receiv-
ed 2:15 o'clock)-I is authoritatively
stated that the German answer zap
peared" to be an awkward acceptance
of Wilson's decision, and that it zap
pears to raise no Controversial points.
1t was declared emphatically. how
ever, that wilson, emphasized the
point that he coufd not Pass on a
Teuton proposal to the allies until oo-
cupied territory Isl evacuated. This
still is the most important point.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-21
british CROSS ALONG WHOLE
FRONT, ESTABLISH BR|DGEHEADS,
AND PUSH HUNS FROM BORDER
Troops Approaching Stamand and Scheldt
Defense Line, Take 5000 Yesterday,
$500 in Week

LONDON, Oct. 21.--IIaig today re-
ported the British are approaching
stamaHd, eight miles northwest OF
yalenciennes. Contact with the en-
emy D. being maintained. The British
are also nearing the ScheIdt line
above TouFnai. He said the British
took over 5000 prisoners yesterday
above Ie Cateau.
CLOSE TO GHENT.
In several statements reEarding the
Flanders offensive Haig said the Ger
mans have been pushed back over
the Lys at three places, with the al
lies driving close 10 Ghent and Tour
mai. Ills report showed the German
attempt TO stand ON the line OF the
Iys river has been overwhelmed. The
allies are already I'm touch with the
next defensive line along Escaut riV,
er. HING declared tho Germans
plainly cndeavorcd TO arrest our pro-
gress towards Iays and towards Denz-
30, EeelOo and the Dutch frontier. The
Germans were forced TO withdraw
their whole Belgian front. We Occu-
pied Knesslaere, Aeltree, .Adoghem,
BelIeIn and Ursel on the Dutch from
tier. The British have crossed the
Lys on their whole front. Since Nom
day the British have taken 600 pris-
oners and iG9 guns.
BACK OVER LYS.
'T4ie F1pliell threw the enemy bacA
over the Lys, crossing the river and
establishing bridgchcads between
CFemmc-cfi Pete and Csehm and ans
other east OF Geebem, Our right
flank has reached the outskirts OF
Peca in the Escaute valley. The Brit
Ish line runs westward OF Pecq through
~. Leger. Dottlgnies, Rologhcm,
NIl.llfn ned.rINdlS and Drisrh.n
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-21
BALKAN SUCCESS CONTINUES.

LONDON, Oct. 2f.-A Serbian sun
day communique received today re-
ported continued progress i'm the re-
conquest of Balkan territory. Troops
have entered Eayetchai Trestenk
and have captured Bolyevatz.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-21

The German government suggests
TO the President that an opportunity
be brought about for fixing the de-
tails of an armistice. The German
government trusts the President will
approve of no demand which should
be irreconsilable with the honor of the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-21
GERMAN REPLY MOMENTARV 1 e
AWAITED, UNOFFICIAL TEXT IN
HANDS OF WILSON. LANSING
Reported Answer Assumes Evacuation
Means Armistice, Protests Against AL
lied Reproach for InhumanitieS.

WASHINGTON Oct. 21.-The Ger
man reply will be here soon. The
formed today. Tho Swiss legation has
not yet communicated with the de-
partment. The news has come reIi-
ably through other channels.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-21
7. $, LOAN TOTAL GROWS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2i.-The gov
ernment today granted new credit OF
S2OO, ,OOO, 900 to Italy and SiOO. 900. 900
to France. The total TO all allies Is
now $3.50. 100000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-21
REsIsTANCE sTIFF.

Haig reported, THE number of pris-
oners taken In operation yesterday
above Le Catau now exceeds 5000.
Enemy positions on the .Scllc river
were OF great natural strength and
were held rcsoluteIy. Our attack was
launched by English, Scottish and
Welsh troops. at In the morning un-
der the most unfavornble weather con-
tlitiOns, continuous rain rendering the
advance most difficult. Fighting was
heavy all day, the enemy offering
strong resistance i'm villages along the
railway. Tanks gave great assistance
in overcoming this resistance. They
succeeded i'm fOrding 20 the rivers east
hank early despite its flooded condi-
tion. bridges were rapidly construct
ed under heavy fire from hostile ar
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-21

WASHINGTON. oct. 21.-President
and Secretary lansing have the un-
official German reply picked from
German wireless stations. but the text
will not be released until 1t is Off
cially received.
Unofficial adyinces reported the
German note is now en- route to WASH
i1gton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-21
GREAT SWINGING MOVEMENT
SWEEPS FLANDERS AS ARMIES
GRIP TIGHTENS BEFORE METZ
Allies Threaten Every Hinge in German
Line; King Albert May Enler Brussels
in Fortnight; HunArmies Hard Pressed.
by WILLIAM PHIILIp sIaIAls.

BY WILLIAM PHILLIP sIsEAfS.
(United Press STAFF CorrespondenGI
PARIS, oct. 2Iy--4The German vast
turning movement backward continues
in fulI swing. SIX hundred armies aro
falling back from Belgium and France.
The enemy is swinging like q great
gate, the retreat becoming more rap
i'll I'm proportion to the distance from
the Hinge Thus the Huns are Fight
ing like madmen before Metz, wilefe-
as i'm Flanders resistance ~ light. King
Albert may enter Brussels wftlhinA a.
fortnight. The fourth and sixth arr
mics are hard pressed.
FOE DE1sIORAT1zED.
They face scrarnbling across the
Dutch frontier, slsrrcndering 20 tho
BeIgians or precipftateIy retreating
toward Iicge. Neither army appears
in condition 60 offer strong defense.
Enemy doubtless hoped TO delay tho
allies first along the I4ys line and Sec
ondIy along the Sscauf river. while
strengthening the 1leuse Line. but tho
demOraIizcd hocllcs can scarcely hn
expected to show much fight until fIseg
are behind the Aaeuse. Meanwhile
FOch i threatening to wreck Hinden-
burgs plans at several points.
EVERY HINGE THREATENED. r.
Cavalry Is pushing towards Gslnent
and Audenarde. threatening Gers
many's northern flank The British
and Americans and French threaten
the enemy center while the FRENCH
and Americans In the Mouse region
threaten every hinge OF the whole
German line.
VERDUN BATTLE CONTINUES
WASHINGTON, Oct. sI.-Ameri-
cans above Verdnn Sunday continued
pressure against the pivotal point up
ON which the German retreat is swing
ing. Pershing's report today said.
West of the AIeuse the Anaericans
pressure ON the enemy. East
OF BarhevilIe during local Fighting In
BOis Desranpes they captured over
100 prisoners. On the entire front
above Verdlun there is heavy artillery
ing and machine cunning. severe
attacks were thrown hack
with heavy loss TO the enemy. During
heavy fighting OF the past week above
Veriun we have drawn from other
parts of the western front "A constants
ly increasing number OF German divf-
;ions which are bitterly contesting
every foot against our strong attack,
which we are hoping will secure the
retreat of the Germany army. the po.
sitiOn OF which has been compromised
by attacks from the south and west
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-21

German people and the opening of any
demand to peace of justice" The
note concludes, The permanence Of
the new system of government is
guaranteed not only by contitutional
safeguards but also by the unshak-
able determination of the German
people whose vast majority stand he
hind these reforms to demand their
energetic continuance"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-21
Denies Inhumanities.

LONDON. oct. 21.-According to a
wireless from Berlin this afternoon
the German reply to Wilson says that
in accepting the proposal for the evac-
uation the German government as
sumed the armistice would be agreed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-21

The map shows the cities of Metz.
Strassburg and Coblentz. occupation
of which may be demanded by General
Foch preliminary to ain armistice.
They are Germanys strongest de-
fenses ON her western 'front.' The
first two are in territory taken from
France In 1870.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-21

This paper is a member and audited
BY the Audit Bureau OF Calculations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-21

II You cannot flght yUnr naonNy
can. Sec your banker ana take youe
share Of bonds before the loan
sIackers are exposed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-21

CONTINUED on page g.,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
POSITIONS OPEN FOR
FIFTY B0ILERMAKERS
Additional Quota of ship Builders
from Tulsa L. Assigned
To EIamincr,

An additional quota Of ship build
ers WIS assigned 10 this city yes
tcrdny and Examiner Donahue now
wants flfty boiler makers In addition
to the caulkorA and other tradesmen
for whom he has advertised lie ex-
poets TO get the number OF boiler
InnKcrH wanted within "a few days
TO send them 10 Tacoma. Wash Tho
shipyards In Washington have been
milking ~ eat speed records In turn
Ing ont ships and they are IN need
Of more men To keep up the rec
ord output. The other tradesmen
wanted In Tulsa viii he sent TO San
Francisco
Twenty men appeared yesterday
for examination and nine ~ them
qualified for the positions that were
open, The letters notifying those
In the public service reserve 10 APP
pear for examination were sent out
yesterday ) morning and "A larger
number ~ Expected to appear today
for examination.
Examiner DonRhue hopes TO leave
next Tuesday with the first COM
plement for tho yards at San Fran
cisco and Tacoma He viii return
later Tor another quota.
Mr., Donshue IL located in the la
Dor bureau office In the Boston
building His hours are a. m. 20
1880 y. m, and TO . at night. The
office will he open Sunday and Mir
DOnnhue will examine men alleAay.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
RIO

william Duncan is dynamo OF
human euort;y lie finished "Thc
Fighting Train ahead ot time
nraIurt great odds. and duplicated
'nHt remarkable feat ~ directing I'm
Vengeance and the Woman" the
Greater \ltigraphs new mciodrama
serial the l2th episode Of which viii
hy seen in the Lyric thcatcr today.
one secret ~ Mr DuucAns sue
Cr-7 ls that he never asks any mem
arr Of hia company 60 do anything
Hr viii NOT choerfully undertake
himself and the result Is a spirit of
loyalty that stops at no hazard, OF
which every episode fairly hristles.
Ninety per cent Of the serial was
filmed In the Wild Sierras In south
cru california, and life and limb
suffered many times IN faithfully
.arN ms out the demands uf the
authors, AlhCr. h. Smith, president
of Niiagraph, and Or Gurus Town
send Brady. widely known writer.
Duncan. who IL known rs the Her
uploB Of the screens, takes the lead
ing male role. that OF Henry Blake,
railway builder, and object of the
uudylnc hatred Of the outlaws, and
Carol Holloway. remembered as
Nan. IN "t'hc fighting TRIAL. rs
Bessie, HIS Young wife.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
King of
Truth

lions the maglstrrte--pu..led, skep-
teal, yet frivolous. lie iF able tc
look out upon tho impatient priests
but he does not do SO. The COVER.
nors gaze IN lifted TO the prisoner
whom they have brought now fac
ing him Within the praetorium
peasant-ciad and bound. worn, vast
cd, wounded II ~ the King Ot
Truth His throne is not set with
Jewels having steps ~ ivory, fash
iOned ~ onyx and gold II iH no ma -
terial ~ MI. hence II is imperish-
able inyiuCihle, abiding.
pilate doubts tho does not dare
deny what" he says Human
life hc has made one great query.
without an answer lie has thOt
much OF policy or fraud and force
Tiherlus. name Of his mBster, is "a
hy-wOrd for deceit. disguise us well
aS for uusCrupulous coercion Men
" iron, men ~ diplomacy men Of
the world what 90 they oHe to
trIth ' II is the last thtnI plldtr
has set ms the aim of his lie lie
bos UWUered with truth. and sCurncd
1t Now retrihutior is come Truth
lnt0rnatp stands before him, ana he
rs blind 10 see lie Be- writing into
the Christian creed for all time.
suffered under pontius Plate. and
rrucificd.' the only record by which
he snail be remembered
Truth comes 10 those who wlll
give " home n q lie iF thot to ha ,
authority when soldiery are behind
It, desirable when vested intcrrsfs
sidcs with II. respectable because
convcntiunnllty clothes the lic. then
truth ~ not discovered or discorurd
Only those who love u pny truth
homage. This kingdom rulrs them
aud loyalty 10 II may demand
much. Labor. research patience.
palms. unpopulirlty n NAV affect
their temporal WclfnrC. disturb ola
opinions. unscttle established fhD.
Clogy They cannot help that they
are the subjects ~ truth It's pru.
Eress is secured hy sacrifice. and
lt4 throne b.. a cross Every soldier
of this knEdOm Who hIuurahh
fails must Inspire tho others 10 go
on All worthy the r.uSo imrrr1-
tive the victory and uuu that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
pHnAlM Az

Ladies' ana children who apprc-
ciate good singing comedy and
dancing, should not miss the iinal
presentation OF vaudeville and PIC
lures at the Broadway this after
noon and evening The Three Amer
lean Girls have beautiful voices and
their songs are the latest composed.
Bert Draper the blackfacc coined
ian, is there viii bells on when II
comes to preaching. lie has line
OF splendid comedy. Bob and Hlll
Mallurd are classy entertainers in
song and talk with some fancy bi-
cycle ridirc and balancing aud hoop
rolling. Echoes From broadway Is
A singing and dancing revue present
I'd by nine high class artists There
Is no end to the laughter In the
three. comedies and Ann Murdock,
the famous Frohmgn star. rs seen
at her best In the Mutual photoplay,
My WIFE, In five reels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
The Woman Who Changed
By Jane Phelps

agreeable lie has been Rwfhlly
| nice to me George likes him, too
| added, fearing | was saying too
much In favor of this friend who
had made things pleasant for me.
An Embarrassing Question,
~ don't know Oeorge said We
would make out the list later |
suppose that means that Mrs, Sex
ton and he viii make II out said
bitterly wax embarrassed, terri
bly, so Would Gcorge,let me invite
Evelyn and kurts7 | doubted II,
and II made me so miserable that !
almost Immediately left. sorry that
| had stopped in. or that ! had said
anything TO Evelyn anont the din
ner until after had talked with
George
"Who shall we have a. guests at
our dinner, George ?" asked, lie
had been very Bpproachahle all thru
dinner and 7 thought II "A good time
to broach the subject
let me sec" ana taking out pom
ell and paper he commenced 70
check of tho names of those he
wished 60 invite The same crowd
practically. that were at Mrs. Lor-
ing's
"Rmt YOU haven't mentioned Hurts
and Evelyn" | said boldly. my heart
In my mouth. however at my dar-
/ Ing
"They are too young for this din
lncr, and
"But George. It will be such n
| slight They were so very nice "a
/ me have been. ever since ! met
/ them Please have them for my
sake. shall be so embarrassed n
| you don't"
Motley would not III in NJ nll
/ nut don't look so distressed. You
I can give another dinner Just as soon
as you like and invite them"
"Oh, may u And will YOU prom
ise mo 10 come 20 my dinner"
asked, thinking that this dinner
wasn't mine anyway. II was his
and Mrs Sections"
eyes I promise" and I knew he
would keep his word I think George
was n little sorry for me. that night.
when he saw how desperately I
wanted 10 have Evelyn and KurtE
That's fine' Thank you" | re-
turned ns calmly as / could. for
my Toy In his promise.
Now Wen forget them. n you
please. until after our first dinner is
over And. STOPPING over. he kissed
me, telling me TO so to bed as he
would be late.
on. how ! wanted 10 ask whtre
he was going. when he left me so
nunchalantly night after night Rut
I didn't dare our only realty
really serious quarrel had been be
cause ! questioned him
Tomorrow The Last straw
Copyright 1918 by Gsorge Matthew Adams
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
BESIDE THE CROSS

At tho Lutheran church. Tiitb and ~.
wood avenue. Pastor Massey spoke on
Good Isiauy as la porto foUovs Tho
Faster bay srrtI..s ara to De a. z a no,
u u ana ,tiN. B.. 900 H. on the gov.
ufumrut s nuv lga.s Of fIm0.
The syrian sunlight streams. this
olrly incoming. into Il palace bali
The citadel Uf Antony uNtrlOoks, ana
irNaciupN oVcrtuus. Jerusalem. q
sanctupry Raised upon Il hin wu,
lpruiIrulHr SIDES nave been faced
with polished marble this fortress ls
impregnubio, Also. for a residence
% h's been made sumptuous Bs Gre
clan taste ana oriental luxury die
tate. ln the garden spaces fountains
splash innumuIdblo doves are COO
Ing among the Elistcning coionnades.
Hrrr. within the pructurium, are
udorrmeuts uf rIch mosaic OF silver
auu gold Aud today the garrison is
etionEthcued. while arm ured soldiers
and nctOrs with their tasC@ flank
the Eiided Judgment chair For the
Wighusst power ON an the earth is
personally present In its pomp. Pa
laia. dopuE of the dcspOt Tlberius
visits the city
b FROM thsqiuggln. at the head Of
the splendid sigircaEo. the governor,
thul tho triple urrhwuy below. can
sutFy The open court A delegation
uf cnsll,ud subjects waits on him
tlorr. They are Uf the clergy, once
they. too were rulers Now they
VIII uot come within the pagan pal
nc. "lrst they bc dpfiled They
la~c not rcUnuuisn the outward
iJims Of their ,cromOnlllUsn Tho
talgc guthority an they have left tO
la'y ou-thcr must cling To. For
tho u,iug. truth has gone out of g.
The truth is absent from Rome's
fuUi c~cntHtIyH. as well Hilute
seemingly rorsonifes monarchy
yes. uu lwpcralissn responsible 90
none I'm iu sway Almost linitlcsH
hia caesar political boundaries. and
military dominance. hut phNslCul ?
force its only support An outward
ls cOmpulsipn and control IL can
Ic 0svrtbruWu and forgotten Can
uow boo dospisod and denied the
homage ~ the heart For 80 has mo-
ulrlnu in the Kingdom Of Trath
Such ia wi'larisw, such saccrdut.
alitm. "WhV IS Truth SO qucs-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
rVEMN HEARS \ COMPLAINT


The remainder of our luncheon
passed off pleasantly George really
cNertcd himself TO please and enter
tain me, After | left him at the Of
flee | ordered the chauffeur to stop
at Evelyn's. / wanted 90 show her
my pearls.
"Oh. YOU lucky girl" she ok
claimed, They're perfectly lovely
Thtn | tuld her OF my dinner
party, Of the new dress George had
ordered for nae.
ne is very generous, isn't hc7'
size asked
Very But. Evelyn. it isn't every -
hing Wait until I tell you. That
hurrld Mrs. sexton is To- plan my
dinner and, worst OF all she has
even selected a new maid for me.
George has hired butler, and in
sists that / need mdy'a maid. I
begged him 10 let me keep Annie.
but he says she isn't competent An
M" ls 10 be pnrlur maid
'N oull have quito an establish.
mcnt, won't YOU"
Isn't It horrid7 | Just hate the
idea of all those servants I'm the
house III never have minutes
privacy"
"oh ycs rou VIII You'n soon
learn how 10 manage them
Yes with Mrs Sexton 10 teach
mo" | said bitterly. Then, II
don't know what | should do II /
.dllnt know you, And 80 have some
one to tell my troubles to- owe
Merton Gray an everlasting vote OF
thanks for bringing you to call ON
me that day"
Merton Il Euloglzrd.
SO do !! When | agreed to R0
with him that day. | did 50 thinking
only that II was nice Of him 10 ask
me. not that ! should find dear
friend. | knew Mr. Howard was
very different from the men In our
set more dignified and wcn, and
hIghbrow, and ! thought that you
were probably Ike him"
Me hiEhbrow'" interrupted
with a laugh Tim anything but
that altho may be some day /
surely viii II George has his way
with me But isn't Merton Gray n
DEAR He goes with those people
too, Georges set but he seems to
enjoy us Just az much
He certainly is darling, Helen.
but sort of imagine he wouldn't
Ike us ~ wei were you not one OF
uS Don't blush, there's nothing
wonderful about his admirirR you.
Most any man would And he's
uu artist you know
"I never think Of him hs an ar
tist Evelyn" returned Il Just
think ~ him as | would Of any nice
young fellow who makes himself