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The evening world., 1918-01-24
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By ELAINE STERNE

at his welt kept nails. polished them
on the sleeve OF his coat, then leaned
back, his knees crossed. and waited
for Colt TO speak
Colt did. Well what have you got
10 snyf" Decker. who was all nerves
and ON tho edge OF n breakdown,
Jumped. but Rogers ventured nothing,
pattison smiled comfortably and
scratched a match before replying,
Some ones been getting the stock
for him-several agents 1t seems
snartest thing I've seen put oyer on
Bethel Steel In many a day"
Colt turned on him with a snarl.
80 YOU think It's q joke"
Pattison shrugged. what can you
do? He's got a foothold now with the
stock he holds-but that isn't all ne
has by a long shot
Rogers leaned forward, suddenly
alert. "You bet II isn't. Why, he has
every man In the works swearing by
him goes down and talks to them
like a regular fellow-it isn't the
stock he owns that I'm afraid of-Or
the fact that he's putting up a barn
OF "A house next door TO mine-al-
though heaven only knows what
we're coming to-but It's his Influence
that makes him dangerous"
From all OF which 1t may be seen
that Bll had begun 10 take an active
interest In Bethel's affairs.
BENSON had been called to be pres
cnt when the Big -Four met, in case
him summoned for a report. Colt
asked him point blank for HIS opinion
OF Bill. What was the man seeking
political advancement?
Benson bowed, ut Is my opinion
that BIZ Matthews has no Intention
OF stirring I'D trouble
colt regarded him closely. just
what do YOU mean by that2' no
snapped.
Benson turned to hun. II mean. sir.
that no mar l know would have the
courage or the ambition or the sym
pathy for his fellow mcn TO do what
hc's doing. lie has money now he
knows the good things ~ lie from
the bad. he's worked hard since he
was a boy, and he can rest and play
and take no chance OF being ruined D.,
b. wants 20; but instead Of that, what
does he dor He casts aside this iJl,
lie he's been leading; hG puts on OLD
clothes and goes down to the Works
q place whore none OF US eve ca
pec;cd to see him again, and starts n
10 help the men az they've never been
helped befOre
Hes posing-loohng for political
power
Benson shook his head. ANY other
man but Big Bili might--but not he
Just loves tncm. that's all-yOu cant
keep him away from the Works"
Colt swung around, Pension" said
he crlsply, you're discharged, Wen
look Tor your resignation at the cnd
OF The week"
Benson bowed. Every well, SIR D.
said. Then he turned 10 Rogers. 90.
should suggest. sir. that you have a
talk with him, Yopll see I'm not
wrong" and he walked out.
BIZ used ~ Offices a shabby gr0up Of
rooms In a loft In Factory Street. Nav
had pleaded with him 10 take a suite
I'm tho new office building erected in
Bethel proper-had tried 10 argue MIN
into living at the Bethel Inn, but had
failed as ~signaliy as she had IN all
matters pertaining 10 his business Il
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The EUening Worlds
Riddle KIub KOrner
under the Sky" Stories
CONDUCTED BY ELEANOR SCHOREI
SsIS 1t stu snowing?' asked May.
who had Just completed her

SsIS 1t stu showing" asked May.
who had Just completed her
home lessons for the next day.
mo. 1t has stopped Now We can
have some bully good FUN" answered
her chum.
What are we going to dor Toe
snow on the hill is not packed The
AXE will not be cleared. and I do not
like snow ball battles"
we are going to pitch camp In Is.
kimo style. which means that we
are going to build a hut as near like
the homes OF those far north people
as We know how.
What do you say 20 the pltu?"
81 say that I viii he ready % iain
you In about two minutes,' May re-
piled, slipping into sweater. zap.
o%Yershoes and gloves.
Come. Jack, come and help" chilled
Tom. at work on the snow house.
Better pack nov on the outside
az tho base. In trying TO mako the
inside large, you have dug tho wall
too thln.' Jack criticised.
The ceiling could be thinner" re-
tortod Tom. Have that too thick
and there will he a ~cave-in."
The white dome-shaped hut with
It's single arched door facing south,
was big enough 10 almost stand up In
and cosy as could bo. Tho boys gave
tho final pat and punch to make
the walls more solid and then called
May"
where Is she?" questioned Tom.
Putting his head through the door.
he saw her coming hcltcr-skoltcr
along the road. She had hitchcd
lady, Jacks dos. to "a sled 10y means
~ 4 rope tied 10 either side of his
harness.
where's jack whcro's Jack shc
Kept repeating 10 spur tho devoted
dog. WHO %ploughcd on. nud IN his
carorness to reach Jack scarcely folt
that he was carrying Ma ON the
sled.
who says wo are not F.skmoq?'
she shouted. DOG sleds and every
thing"
you AFRO cleveri" exclaimed Tom
admirinEly.
but tho scheme only works In ono
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was ~curiOus-hIS manner OF refusing
hcr-hc did II with "A charm, a dci"r-
cncc- considering all her arguments
Carefuily-but telling her with u hrm-
ness with hrOOkGd nu argument that
ne vas going 10 do what he had set
out to-to help tho mcu-n1t only tho
laDorers but the ~bossea-tugn out tho
best tn" plant was capable ola best
which no other works IN the country
could hope ~ cqual-a best which
would make the nation poln, TO Bethel
as iiS pruudr5t steel centre.
Mays fiIst fury -irst rag Of dis
appointmcnt-was rapidly vanishing.
In place OF II cainc u sort OF astonish-
cd realization hat she was regarded
by Bethel's First Families still at n
distance TO be suTc-us a sort OF
heroine; the discovcrer Of a great
fgure-a giant OF industry. Bill's
name crept into the neNsptpcrs-his
eAplolts-his charities.
Bethcl, indignant at hTst. boCa mo
fcNcrlshly Interested in th.y newest
seventh Vonder-a man who had
cleaned up "A fortune but who scOrned
spending II on himself-WhO did not
idwn Tor favors-nor seek the society
Of tho First Families.
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or bottle will bring lasting results.
OF ours some artificial methods
Of beautifying the face and form may
be used with beneficial results, such
as %vibratory and hand massage.
soothing and nourishing creams for
rough skin and pure soaps and tonics
for the scalp. but all OF these must
he used in conjunction with hyglenic
regime. otherwise their results Will
he slight. II noticeable at all.
Blood that Is rich in oxygen
through deep breathing of fresh air
feeds the organs and tissues and de-
vclops their quality, strength and Gu
%duraucc. which brings about beauty
of face and form as well as health.
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The Clue of the Twisted Candle
~~~~>~~~~
Best Defecfipe Storu in Ten Years, TOid by an Expert
NN~~~~~~~~~~~~
Begin the Story Here Monday, February 4.

gigantic and fa%r-reaching that II
and all waXod rich on II.
IL was about this time that May
found herself the centre or brlhel \
socInl Whlr-thC woman whom l'cth-
els old and first families expected
to share the Matthews fortune ana
name. She wished with all her heart
that Bill would. for nm instant Tor
get the business which seemed 70
nogscss him body aud sOul-wOuld
forget the thousand -and-one ques-
tons he was called upon TO answer
disputes 10 gcttlc-probloms 10
BOlvc-and rcmomber that 1t was hISh
time he asked her 10 marry MN.
Tho house GA tho hill was rising
majCstically. Rogers no longer Btum
bicd about lts prOXimity-wda proud
at tho prospect Of having Mat
thews for a rclghbor-proud 20 know
q man who could muster an cNccu-
tive ability that galvanized those
about HIM Ike an electric battery.
Tho invitation to the colt Charity
Bal for Bethcl's poor came In the
early mail. II was the great Colts
opcn Acknowledgement OF the wisdom
~ tho new moYe-it was more than
hiatt was planned for the purpose
OF securing for his son ihilip the
woman he dcslrcd-but thar, OF
course, was not In evidence upon he
engraved cards.
May rodd Il with IN anxious fvoWn,
Bll would undoubtedly be the centre
Of attraction ~ the brilliant affair
would be sought after by all the
women Of Bethel as the man OF the
hour. ShC concluded that her only
safety IHy IA securing him once and
for J,l-uot that he had ever so much
as looked AZ another womuu-but she
never could tell.
she accepted for RHl and herself.
and set herself 20 the absorbing aad
'ls, MATING task ~ planning her
costume. Suo anne 90 tu, conclusion
,a4t - must bo something costly, vet
s.mp!'-so'nc'kIug tust would tiiIy
r'prcr'nt the triumph which would
ho hers. o.. yrH, slo would bring
BIN - The point. lie had dtlIird long
enough.
Bul sent word TO her that he would
not be homo until lato-uui 20 wat
up for him, S1c dld nevertheless.
She L., him in herself and had a
tasty supper spread ou' for him.
He ate b, gratefully, h.s face
p.rched and = bit drawn from tho
strain OF tho past Wcyks-huf his
eyes FULL Of gn eager, nuyl-h light.
"I''s great. Ma -slmply gurtH-
'nluk OF old Colt ana tho rest OF tho
pirates coming zero, like king"
May was distinctly bored, when ne
had finished. she led the way 10 tine
library. A. showed marsa - pros
verify, ius, az me woman by b.. sid.
bore the sign ~ the dOl.u. TUo hang
lngs were rich, he furniture costly.
The curtains OF exquisite lIcc.-,t was
az though a wand had touched the
run-to-secd room and Transformed It
NAta IA hA mHnT
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necessity u begging. Bill inquired
the Why of mis- troubles.
Mack shook his head. III YOU think
OF goin' TO Bethel. you'll find It
changed"
Changed? TIow?"
Amt you hcard?"
Heard what?"
About the way the Big Four are
runnin' the workE-war orders comm
50 fast they can't AL 'em-new men
turning OF us old fcllers"-
BIZ stared at him. They are. are
they"
Mack shook his head. Seems like
they've lost their senses, | got my
notice with the rest. Too old, they
told meme what's given forty years
TO turnin' out the best work | knew
how-too Old. Aud then when ] didn't
have nothin' left | had t~o-beg-and
that's how YOU found me, although
ia "a u or my right hand rather
IMAM ave you see me do IT,
BlH caught his arm. "Well, YOU
won't beg any more-get that through
your head! | need you, Mack, and
I'm going TO uss you. What's become
OF Iony-Tony Dufrano?"
lot" " "'
Bin started. Fired? Whers'd he
go! What became OF him?"
MICK shook his head. Don't no one
Know lie aud his sister give up their
rooms and dropped out-that's iii I
ever heared."
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strangely alluring 1T amt ~ lnuch
the story he said, on his return
from his first visit, "or them people
standin' round shoutin' hallelujah at
you-but IT'S somethin' gets inside o.
You and grips you by the throat-the
music reckon queer, too, cause
you can't follow the tune"
lie read, to~o-anything ne could lay
his hands on-gOOd bOOks-bal books
indifferent books--books Of pleasure
of travel-'anything with two Gov
eTs and reading in between" ned SAY.
llo could not seem TO get his M Of
them. His thirst for knowledge was
unquonChable. lie read late at night,
sleep banished, ]drowsiness forgotten,
In the story unfolding before his very
eyes. He marvellcd that men could
Juggle words with such skin. He
studied sentences that sounded we'll
In his ears, He tried to form better
ones, He played with words AS with
a delicate instrument. IIe was like a
thirsty traveller who has %journoyed
long through the desert and has at
length reached an oasis-there to find
a spring Of li~fe-giving water.
May encouraged him dclightedly.
This passion for books was just what
he needed 10 give him tho polish that
lasted. 1t was more than she had
dared hope for, but sle took all credit
for II unto herself. She told herself
repeatedly that II was due 70 her skin
as a teacher. She was not afraid to
proceed with his education at a swift
pace.
Tho theatres -. the races the
churChCs-tho restaurants May al
ways by his side, breathless, eager,
animated, deiighting in the heads
that turned TO gaze at her smart
frocks and daring hats. II was elixir
TO her-the wine OF life, Her eyes
sparkled like twin flames-her lips
were always curyed-her thin, little
faco was intensely aliVe-enchanted
with the present-drcaming OF the fu-
ture when she would be mistress OF q
mansion N Bethel
She smiled and swept him with her
eyes-th!s big man beside her-hls
head so sleek and smooth, his face so
closely s~hayen-his name so easy
could this have been the man who
entered her living room in Bethel SIX
months ago!
1t was Just at this moment. when
all things seemed so favorable, that
chance interfered. BIZ stumbled upon
old Mack-the best hammer-driver IN
the works, he called him, and escorted
Mack home like a brother. Passing
months had brought the hammer
driver 10 misfortune, Al the moment
Bill met h!m he bad fallen 70 the
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direction said tho girl. "and that IL
IN whatever direction Jack happens
to be"
lady nearly wrecked thu snow
structure by dashing through the
door, sled and all. In search OF Jack.
What have YOU brought In that
camp inquired Tum1
hWater." gaid May. II thought that
II NO dashed water over our snow
house II would get 70 be an Ice house.
Then IL would be stronger and not 80
ready TO melt on tho very first sunny
day"
Did YOU hear that What do YOU
think OF that idea" Tom called into
Jack.
Pine was tho answer.
we will mako II our winter Klub
house. SAT- Tom
our Riddle klub House" cried
May. "Wo viii WRITE poems and
compositions and Under the sky
stories for tho kiidio Klub Kornsr
and our coualuH."
I'VE will. We surely will" assented
her comrades enthusiastically.
They did and that Is how We learned
Of their merry winter sport.
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Prince ZIna.

On" rp.d fsJ Princu LinZ thought Il would b.
fun 20 make = snow man. Is tn.ds bWa ~,
b" dist not .Ols quite finished. N
SON Hs Na- trri And tho,Eht M would tan.
a na., Nhie ne Ras blng there. gho sho1fl
c"tnn IN bnt t1" snow man. Prince ling trIed
10 run a"aJ. but tl0 snow man caught him and
pulled him out VI tho Wind0w aud ipt1 Ihs
iA.esF. ~ A'
While they r~rr walking they met with a hant
o. tusNrN,. Tho sentinel made them halt and
brought them before The general. lie va 4
fine biz turkey, ami punna Xiua said l. roull
male 'AH meal 'l Ihluk=gIslng Day.
~ tAla tho E~n~rA. With a zfutt many other
turkeys Few az Prime Tag ami t4e sn1s ins-
They On bed ant pushed untll thew pushed Pdnos
Ilng anil lr -tJs u.au 81 a hish hiI.
films. IinE's father laughed hsaTtiy a. NJ,
son a. Do sas him tumble ont q bed and bumD
hN head.
Prime ZinE vas son out and put a no.e on
h, snow man, aud nov me- snow man lOos per,
f~'
From FRANK MELVILLE GILL. az Mn.
Ne $50 oakland Street. BToJslfu.
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NN'"N4ANNAF
UP ILL learned quickly. In a few
Bfh months he had acquired what
May called the essentially
that n did not say "aln't'
and hadn't ought to"-that one kept
ones coat on and ouo's feet down in
the presence OF ladies'. lie learned
with a rapidity wpicn was amazing,
but May was not content.
Monty consented to do his share by
teaching BIZ the drinks a gentleman
drank-to show him the art OF mixing
a cocktail-of perusing a wine list
but further than that he would not
go. May was just Is glad. She
wanted Bill to depend upon her-to
feel he must turn to her with all his
problems. lie did. Day by day no
maryellcd new at her knowledge or
tion-her tact in covering up his blum
ders. lie felt overwhelmingly CRATE
full TO her-precisely as she intended
he should foel. And whom one day she
suggested 1t was high time he learned
20 dance-to drive II car--to ride u
horse-to swing a golf stick-to WELD
a racquet, he was prepared to start
his several courses at once,
Tennis he never acquired and his
EOll was Dils llt EllAHltu Noo many
clubs IN his tremendous drives and
lost too many balls. but he liked to
dance and he handled n car like a
veteran. lie loved TO feel II leap be-
meath hlm-to swing II at break-neck
speed through trainc-to bring II 10 a
quivering stop at the shrill OF the
whistle.
VANISHED sport - that" he'd
chuckle, wiping the streaks OF dust
from his face, Gee, it's most as good
as oogglng, aln't it?" But AT Mays
light touch he was all cOntrition. II
forgot that timc-I mean, it's got any
other game beaten 10 a standstill-iS
that the way you say III"
Riding was harder % master. A
man who's never seen a horse at lose
range is apt to shy at mounting one,
but Bill allowed himself 10 be hoisted
into the saddle and once he felt the
firm, sleek back beneath him, ne knew
he would never be afraid.
Wen get on first rate" said he,
patting his horses neck, What
can he do but chuck me off-and i"ll
take u heap OF chucking 10 finish me. {"
His education was by no means
complete, May dragged him through
the galleries which he lOathed, to lec-
lures which he could not understand
and 10 the opera. This no found
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company's methods caused
growing discomfort, AID a
stake took place. IL came az "A very
unfortunate moment Tor the Big -Four,
with orders piled mp and production
far behind. Nevertheless tnC men
struck.
IN tais crisi, the Big lols called
upJa BIN, seeking 10 learn Just Watt
sort Of "a man he wag, and ~ what
extent he figured in tho s.r.t.. They
learned a good inauy tn.ngs tnl'
amazed them.
IN city ten days after the men ha
marched out ~ the yard OF the Bethel
steel Works In "A body they returned
10 tne!r JOBS, Benson was ID.us tted
as superintendent and a prof, slar-
Ing plan put into effect.
Nor was that the end OF Nh" system
which rovOlutiOnIzcd Hn'a,l steel.
The men who got results with loss
THAN h regular amount OF 'Irl-the
w'n who handled their machines so
tHat the item Of repair Was very low,
prOttcd accordingly,
And those higher up .4me 100 on
The scheme Ss w~rl--,lr'y penny
saved from the norma! cost II ppcr-
alton was shared-iue more mOley
the works made the more it's em-
plpy"rs gained.
It's effect was colossal. The Big
FOul-forcod by tremendous pressure
on all sides TO yieii-Frew hourly
more dazed by the amazing results
secured, Their confidence In Mat
tHsws, author 81 the plan, became 10
supreme that they gave him unlim-
!'Nd power 20 carry his reforms into
eMect-were forced 10 bow 10 a mar
who could put through a plan 90
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Deep Breathing
~ FOR
900 Health and Beauty
- By PAULINE FURLONG
By PAULINE ~FURLONG
.op'Hsh| rs 1" ns .i" "''n,s :" The H' N"' t,npG.Word'.
Deep Breathing and Percussion Exercise.

A DEEP breathing and percus-
~ sion %tpounding) exercise is
illustrated to-day. II Is a new
,ne, and l shall try to explain to
eaders why pounding the chest with
lists while the breath is inhaled helps
make this exercise more beneficial.
when tho lungs are filled to their
Utmost capacity. as they may readily
De In the position shown, with the
ihoulders and chest well back, the
pounding with the closed fists helps
% force the air to many parts OF the
lungs which are often neglected
through ordinary shallow breathing.
When doing this exercise strike
ne chest ten times firmly and rap
dly Just under the collarbone az you
sold the deep inhalation. Then slow
y bring the body TO upright. easy
position, exhale and drop the arms
~ the sides. Relax aud count Ave
nowly before inhaling again.
Lovely complexion. poisc, rounded.
symmetrical figure and other indica-
ions OF superb health are attained
ind maintained by a healthful eondi-
ion OF the body inside, and this
happy state can only be made and
leld through deep breathing. phys.
cal exercises and wholesome food
u moderate quantity.
Nothing but water on tho outside
" the face and body will help keep
X youthful and attractive. and no
Ocal remedies purchased In q box
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L. ID, ~ &C, President OF
Frontwoods College. eyed the
ALI young man obviously.
$50 you would like 20 enter Front
woods C~ollege?" he said, stroking his
whlskers the wrong way In per-
plexity.
~ sure would, doc" returned Pop
lin Buttons readily. Il amt much on
took larnin' so far. but I'm a wlllin'
worker"
The qualifications required OF an
entrant to Frontwoods College are
very rigorous, very rigorous said
vi. Flores s|oleInnly. Perhaps, be-
fore allowing you to take the regular
entrance examination, l had better
ask you a lew speCIMon questions.
Can you tell me Ollnanu the cuDu root
OF Ia plutified to the lUth power?"
somewhere in the nelghDOrhood OF
$50 wouldn't II be, doc?' replied But
tons timidly.
1T would not" said DR.. Flores dryIy.
Perhaps you can tell me the specific
4 gravity OF scrambelIn gas?"
y well, It's awful specific gray, doc,
but Just how many l cant exactly
say duhlillSH buLlonS' llS stood mrs,
On ono foot and then the other as the
President shook his head despairinsly,
and then said timidly: Would II
help any, doe, TO know that / San
run a hundred yards in As seconds
and make - feet 6 inches In tho run
MIN high jump"
DIR. Flores rose eXcitedly and Clasped
Buttons rough but honest hand.
"Mr. Buttons YOU have shown me
hat you are on a sufficiently high
Architectural plane to become an es.
deemed student OF Frontwoods College.
In fact, In your case, tha usual pre-.
llminary examination may be DIS,
psnsed with '"-Detroit Free Press.
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CouTin EIeonor.
Contrib utions
From Riddles
Our Honorable kIub.

Our Honorable kIub.
l Nm a Riddle Member
And have a silver pip.
/ stand for no offenders
To ta-k Of 70 Al all ~.
| am yrry proud TO h, one
Aud Try ny best 10 get
hnro motphrH "a this kluh u fun
NAiIe Others suk and fret.
And Cousin faeAnor. Or guardian.
hoHfs We ar loyal and tnie.
NO. unly To our kiddio klub.
W.T. alo 20 our h~i. White and Blue.
From LhhH nAPPAPoRr. twelve ysIs. No.
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Dear CouSins o. Mine;

x/oU have been dilisent In your
7 efforts TO writo Under the
Sky" stories for u Kun for-
nor. To-day's story, the host one re-
cei,ed in last weeks mail. was writ
ton by a cousin who il too modest 70
Ni.h to have his name appea as the
author.
Other members whose "Undcr-the-
sl,v " s,ories will not he published but
uho,e good work deserves mention
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a visit TO Bethel. And he was
not slow in putting his resolu-
ton into effect.
A good many things had taken
place there, One OF the most interest,"
ing TO a certain circle was the fact
that Daphne Van Steer had definitely
and finally refused to marry Philip
Colt Philip vas tho son o: old man
Colt-and old man Colt-as the whole
world knows--was one Of the Big
four In Bethel and far beyond its
confines.
Philip himself was not particularly
disturbed at the turn OF events. for
ne mad no desire TO wed. But Colt
senior was deeply incensed that any
one should have refused his son. The
incident added TO the OF
this power in tho financial world
when he foregathered with the three
DINER men who made up the quartet
which the public was pleased TO call
the Big Four. Colt was seated in the
library OF his home az Jenkins, the
secretary, threw open the door and
announced;
Mr. Decker, Mr.. Pattison, Mr..
Rogers"
LII hpuuel 70 thefn, ana the three
men dropped into chairs about the
round table at which Colt had seated
himself. Decker, small, With a sharp
little beak and no hair 20 speak OF.
cheWed the corner ~ a cigar that had
Sone out and drnmmcd on tho table.
Pattison, who was mighty In size and
capacity for work, was figuring on
the back OF an envelope with the
stub Of O pencil. Rogers, tho young
est OF the Big Four, nicknamed the
Dude by the pen under him. glanced
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Cousin EIeanor's Klub Kolumn

arc May Walter, Josephine schwer,
Louis Weinberg. Max Haber. Anna l.
Estcrsuard. olive O'Connell. MAY
Cunningham. Helen McElearney. I'd
ward Storm. Dorothy RlesenberEer.
Mabel Smith. Annie Smith. Mary
Adelman and Angelica samboni.
And there are two or three othors
stul being considered for publisa.
ton.
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JANUARY CONTEST.

SUBJECT: my VALENTINE"
lDDIE KLUB MEMBERS are
n invited TO enter a contes. for
ten best valentines with S?pro
pirate verses. A dollar prize will be
awarded tho members OF the ages
from six 10 nttecn inclusive wto sub
mt the best valentines and verses.
Tho contest viii close Monday, Ian.
rs. Prize winning valentines are To
be published In this "Korner" during
February. beginning Saturday, the I'd.
CouIin Eleanor.
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ms Or course fifteen pounds either
way would not make = great diner.
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