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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
CHARLES Ii. CUMMINGS

Charles Howe Cummings, aged "a
years, died Sunday mornng at ) 80
o'clock at the home of Edward T..
Eisley, 1901 Berryhilt street, follow
ing a weeks Illness, death being due
to influenza developing into rneu-
monia.
Mr.. Cummings come to Harrisburg
in September 1906, when he was
appointed as assistant engineer in
the Pennsylvania Department of
Health by the late DR., Samuel C..
Dixon. This was in the earlyyy stages
of this department and he has been
associated with It's affairs ever SINCE
as a valued and efficient employe. ?
During his twcl|e-year peariod he
made many friends and acquaint-
ances, bith in the city and among
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
FIRSf OF LECTURE
SERIES THIS EVENING

"The War and Philosophy will be
the subject of the first of series of
five ltceures to be delivered nightly
in Pine Street Presbyterian Church at
7.45 o'clock by the Rev. DIR. Francis
l.. Patton. former president of
Princeton Theological Seminary, be-
ginning tonight.
The other four subjects will be
THE War and Christianity" The
War and the Church" The War and
Democracy and 1.-The War and Civ
ilization."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
MISS HATTIE l.. ROBERTS

MISS Hattie l.. Roberts, aged 70,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Rob-
erts, Highland street, Oherlin, died
Friday evening ut $40 o'clock after
long illness. Funeral services will
be held tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock at the home. Further serv-
ices vii be held in tho a. NJ. Il.
Church at Stcelton at . o'clock.
Burial will be in the Midland Com
etery. Mss Roberts WIS n promi-
nent member of tho y. VI. y. Church
and taught Il Sunday school class.
She is survived bS six brothers and
two sisters
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
MRS. SARAH IL. COOPER

MIS-. Safah r. Cooper, wife of
Daniel b. Cooper, died at her home,
1710 Walnut street, Saturday morn
ing, January 4, at 1.30 o'clock. Flu
neral services will be held at her late
residence Tuesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. the Rev. B. NJ. Ward, Of
Capital Street Presbyterian Church.
and the .-ev. Mr.. McNeal, of the
NNsley y. NJ. Il. Church, officiating.
Burial will be made in the Lincoln
Cemetery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
SEEK TEACHER

School directors of Londonderry
township requested Professor L. E.
Shambaugh. county school superinten-
dent and Professor w. r. Zimmerman,
assistant. to secure a teacher for the
school at Shelly's Island, where there
are four pupils.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
RETuRN FROM SOUTH

County Solicitor and Mrs. Philip S.
Mover have returned from q trip to
North Carolina, where the former
went for a short rest to recuperate
from a serious illness. He Will re-
sume his duties now as solicitor and
also his private law buiness.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
MISS DOROTHY T.. oppER,r.N +,

MISS Dorothy EIizabeth Oppermnn,
aged Is years, died Saturday morn
ing at the home of her parents. MI.
and Mrs. T. Il. Opperman, Death
was due to influenza. Private funeral
services will be held tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock. Burial will
be in the Camp Hill Cemetery. The
body may be viewed this evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
j. T., BRISCOE

After forty-one years oe faithful
service as coachman in the family
of Francis j. Hall, ]. Il. Briscoe died
1T lu= home, IaS! Derry street, Sat
urday lie was aged 80 years. t'u-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06

Here is former German soldier
who was lighting as a sergeant in the
United States Army when the armis-
tice was signed. While with the Hun
forces in Africa he decided he had
had enough of the Huns and made
his way to France. Soon after join
ing the American Army he become a
corporal and was made q sergeant
for bravery in action.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06
HANG pREIATE TO BELLRopE

Amsterdam, Jan. 6.-Dispatches
from Munich declare the archbishop
of Munich was hanged by his foes to
a bellrope.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06

Give your grocer your
order now so he will be
prepared to supply you.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-06

IF your grocer doesn't
have Holsum Bread let
us know at once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
Weeks Movie Calendar

BUoU-An week. Doris May and
Douglas Mclean in .>r,vcnty-Thrcc
md Halt Hours leave" and
Roscoe Arbuckic in "ta,sced."
& observation-disclosures and Tues
Gay, Hurry Cnrcy in bare Fists:
BarriscnIc in The Woinau Michael
Married.; Friday md SATURDAY.
william Duncan in .Snlashinc Bar
ricrs.''
RliOADWAY-Al week. Anita
Stewart in '.Msnd tho Paint Girl."
NHI.ONIsl.-M"nG.. Tuesday and
WSdn csdny. Dorothy Gish in Turn
hn& Saturday, Dorothy Dalton in
rINs3pachc.'
4 ASJS-All week. Irene Castle In
tt.1Hs Invisible bond" and "rhe
HACK tn Nature Girls"
sRSEOS--Nionday, George Walsh
In .'Thr Winning stroke; Tuesday
and Wednesdays, Norma Talmadgc
I'm '1rhe Isle of Conquest; Thurs
day. Vivian Martin In oils Official
Finncec"; Friday and Saturday,
Normn and Constance ruimadge in
~MissinE Links"
REX-Monday, ''TernpcSt Cody
GctAa Her Nam; TMcsdn,, .'rcmpcst
Cody Gets Her Man. animal pie
turtS md comedy; Wednesday,
tsVamps and Varieties" aud ACROSS
thee Line; Thursday. "LoSt in
society" rnd "Dynnmitc": Friday,
'.Lost in Society," and "The liall-
room Boys; Saturday, James g.
COrbctt in ''Thc Midnight Man." and
"ChnsinE Her Fortune
q Notwithstanding, Tuesday and
wednesday,. Mary l'ickfnrd in
uCnpricc," md Ills First Entail
KissS; Thursday, Frian. and Satur-
day, Clnru kimbnll Young in ..rhr
BIouse OF GLASS; and Ellis Naughty
Wifc."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
George Walsh the Hero.

The Winning Stroke" starring
George Walsh. hero Of many thrilling
Fox photoplays. is coming TO the
pdeon Theatre tomorrow II is Yale
story. filmed partly. it is announced,
on the H2le campus, and presenting
some wonderful photography OF tie
le-Harva!d boa; rsce-one OF the
greatest events OF college athletics
The story is one OF intrigue. love and
college prankS, and in the hands of
George Walsh should Sive us some
thing worth seeing.
Norma Talmadee IN The Isle OF Con-
quest" magnificent perturbation OF
by Right OF Conquest" tie famous
Arthur lIornblow story. Is the Odeon's
feature Tuesday and Wednesday. This
Is one OF the most elaborate produc-
t!C-ls this star has ever made
Enter something Interestingly new
Z IN motion pictures, Ii is none other
than i mystery comedy that keeps the
audience as mystified as it does she
leading Character until a few seconds
before the final fade-out. Tho picture
/ is Ills Official Fiancee," starring the
/ arainount-A-tCraft favorite. Vivian
Martin. at the Odcon Theatre Thursday
/ The leading character is a typist who
/ becomes engaged TO her cold blooded
employer FOR business reasons only"
/ then falls in love with him
\ Friday and Saturday tie two famous
! TaimadGe sisters. Norma and Com
| stance, will be- presented rs co-stars
/ in Missing Links an unusual picture
, with story that sustains and holds
/ the Imagination from start 10 finish
I'M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16

p:ness and love as well rs complete
v!nGicat!on.
The Woman Michael Married" a
screen DEMONSTRATION OF ,thc story ny
r.scale in = society DIANA, which will
lie the feature attraction Wednesday
ana Thursday. y Swaggcr dinner
party IN A swimming pool i one OF tie
unique and attractive scenes. The pool
was built especially for this picture.
ami IS one OF the most expensive sets
over filmed Miss Barr!scaie whose
aquatic accomplishments have here
as an expert fancy diver and sw-m-
mcr. ana makes All extremely attr0c-
tive figure In her skinny Annette
N"llrrTnan."
The fourth chapter OF the greatest
Of all chapter plays, "Smas ling Bar
ri"rs,' with short subject OF Western
stories. comedies and news VIII be the
Offering for Friday and Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16

who has been killed and rushes TO her
honc. where tney are reconciied.
The Invisible Bond" was directed
BY Charles Maigne and is said to fur
"Ish Mrs. Castle with an opportunity
70 show quite remarkable talents as
an emotional actress and also 10 wear
some attractive new gowns.
-NS an added feature The Back to
Nature Girls new FOX Sunshine
Comedy Will be shown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16

CONTINUED on Seventeenth Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
Free Production.


putin the wild ana movie West they
cal Thomas II. InCe tine screen star
ma kerr Now Mr.. lnce has gone and
DONE IL again, presenting as his latest
addition 10 the stellar ranks the team
OF Doris May and Douglas McLcar u.
The great producer has had these two
talented young people under his win.:
Tor, two years now. and H. has never
picked failure yet SO il is reason
ably certain that they are destined Tor
"a joint career OF success, l:ut MIR
JHce has taken no chances. He recent
)y. paid out $4,000 for sin cheerful
clever stories by noted authors as
starring vehic!cs for his new finds
The FIRST OF these is Twenty three and
p Han Hours Leave" by Mary Rob
erts Rino hart, which has been made
INTO f2r@inouni ArtcrAit picture and
SIX days, commenG,.nS ,lomorrow
ON, the same bill Roscoe Arbuclllc
Paramount Arbuckie comedy produc-
non Music inciden; 20 the picture is
pToViced BY Bert S,arkcs Eiiou sym
phony Orchestra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
Dorothy Gi.h ut Colonial.

Dorothy GfSh ut Colonial.
The way IN which perfectly sane and
normal people ar" railroadcd TO DTi-
Vate Sanntoriums by people who want
10 put them out Of the way" is no
where more clearly shown than in
Dorothy Gish's latest photo-drama
Turning the Tables. which comes to
the Colonial rheatcr tomorrow and
throU2h "Wednesday.
Added attractions include The City
Dude n BRIGGS Paramount comedy
ana q Kinogram News.
II Is two Dorothy p'ltons that screen
lovers will see wncn 'EApschc." her
new picture produced by Thomas H.
lncc, FOR Paramount Aircraft release.
rs Is shown al b" Coi"niai Th"atcr next
Thursday, Friday and Saturday At
~" beginning she appears as Natalie
Bonrget. an Apache dancing girl
made famous in The Flame OF the
Yukon" AS tn" action GcVclors The
dancer meets an American girl. rich
ana handsomely attircd who has
thrown her life ana her good name
away on = millionaire nroiiI8tc. Miss
Dalton plays this part also, The subsc-
nnen; ceVeloDmcniS In the picture de-
pending upon the close resemblance,
between the two girls As added lea
lures q kinosram News ana u "Snub"
Poliard comedy viii he shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
Irene Castle az Isis.

Sophie. Kerrs popular novel. The
Sce-Saw. which ran Serialiy in a
prominent magazine and was later
puhl!sheJ in, book form, has been
ADAPTED for the screen under the t.tlc
Of Tine Invisible BOND" and Is Irene
castles latest picture II Will be
SHOWN at the Isis Theatcr for six DAYS
commencing tomorrow.
The story is ahout a husband and
wife who are stili In love 1stcr iUur
Years Of married life. The husband,
however. believes that marriage should
not curtain his personal liberty and
pFeVcnt him from carrying on IN affair
WIN a daS ming young coquette. After
NC "Ic has endured much humi!',-
non through her husbands actiun. she
divorces Ssim and he speedily nla-rics
me otter woman. Tho second wtc,
holds We sam" theories about mar
rage as her husband. ana the tabIas
arc turned on him when she soon D.
Ems counting the company o. other
men. rich New YORKER becomes In
.tuated with hcr aud furious because
he Viii not respond 20 -is attentions.
l"nnEeS them botu yer = nigh elf
m motor car and k!us himself and
Ter. The husband getting Ihe renor:
"l Aef Heath, thinks y is his arst wife
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
Anita stewart nj nrona,,ny.

Anita Stewart. without question one
OF The best drawing cards on the screen
topaY, appears ~ the Broadway Thea
ter lar the coming week in her lntas-
FlEst National release. Mind the Paint
GIL" The picture g.. adapted from the
Wsneo pinaro, With ali IL. h.nr.
thgobS ieft in. Heres q change, 10 neon
behind the scoues--to sec the jirn OF
me young girl brought un In luxury
VI? mas acquired mat little stage hur.
which has led many young women ~
the do"n"ard path Miss Stewart has
Pc n seen in "Nir,uous Wives" *
gan all of which proved TIA fac,
thnt she stood Nigh among The hia
sEfrs Of hlmdom la Mind the PAIN
UT sht Is even more charming This
81 So ,sIpplcinertary reels ana Lieu.
Lahapt Eert hoAowcil and the RrosG
WaN .orchcstr4, wiz comprise the BRO.
wick '"1'''
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-15
Announcements

The Friday Friendship club will
meet at the home Of Mrs. d. L.
Wertz. 4O71a Lincoln way w. Fri
day afternoon.
Members of the Norman Eddy cir
Gle will meet at the home of Mrs.
Martha LOughman, 716 S Michigan
St, this afternoon TO make flowers
10 be used in decorating the floats
for the Memorial day parade
The Daughters of the American
Revolution Will hold a luncheon
meeting Friday afternoon at 1
o'clock. with Mrs. Nelson Jones and
Mrs. Thad Talcott acting as hostess
Is. Luncheon will be served at 1
o'clock in the Robertson tea room,
followed by the regular business
meeting at the home of Mrs. Jones,
SIG Park av.
Another OF the series Of delightful
dancing parties given by the young
people of st. James's Episcopal
church. Will take place Friday even
ing In the South Bend Woman'S club
rooms.
A special program has been pre-
pared for presentation at the social
meeting OF the Woman's society OF
the First Baptist church TO be held
FRIDAY evening IN the church parlOrs.
All members are urged 10 attend.
The Liberty Township Home
Economics club viii meet Friday at
The home Of Mrs, Clyde KeCk, North
Liberty
The hnal meeting OF the music de-
partment Of the South Bend Wo-
mans club viii DE held Friday az
ternOOn at $3.50 O'Clock in the club
rooms. Appearing on the program
Will be the Mesdames r. r. Lucas.
I O. B. Scandhng, r. NJ. Hutchinson,
T ]. - Cotter. Miss Hazel Streeter and
Miss Great Edner, assisted by Miss
Adele Shaw.
The regular monthly business and
social meeting OF the Ladies Bible
class OF the Lowell Heights NJ =.
church will be held this evening in
I the church annex The following
viii act as hostesses. Mrs. T. NJ
Mackensome. Mrs r. Mofit Mrs
William Meyers and Mrs William
McCarter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-15

after "A fashion Then the breakfssr
dishes had 10 be washed. At go
o'clock. these were finished. but tn
baby was fussing- After franti.
search for his youngest hopeful, 81
Jones discovered the child in the
coal-bin. Then followed q lecture
after which. the yelling child BEING
tied safely in bed John returned o.
cleaning up after breakfast" Bv
the time the beds had been made
and his ashes from the evening be-
fore had been picked up. Tack was
back from school demanding his
lunch
Didn't give YOU an apple 10 take
10 school ." demanded the cruel IA
Their You can have another II you
want. Take one 10 baby For
few minutes here was peace, when
suddenly the baby began 20 choke
AIr. Jones rushed upstairs soon The
haby'S face got so red that he called
the doctor However. by the time
the doctor arrived the child was an
right again
So continued fhe affairs until hair
past I'VE Nnen MIS- Jones ittAl NtA
10 hear her baby crying above. ard
TO see Jack eating jam in The parlor
"Oh. John" she exclaimed. els this
how you keep house There are
your rubbers and the mud where
YOU left them last night However.
hope YOU have a good dinner. be
cause"
Dinner declare. forgot
cried the astonished AR Jones
These children have been terrible
all day and I have had my hands fu'I
with them. To say nothing OF doiu-
the housework. You and I'm so over
10 the hotel 20 dinner and get some
one 10 come in and care for The
BOYS
But I'm hungry. daddy" piped
in Jackie And mother. ba5ys been
in bed all day"
Never mind dear. daddy VIII
take us all out TO dinner. I'm sure"
And looking up at her husband Mrs
Jones demanded
Is housekeeping such Joke
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-15
Daughter Who Won t Marry
By Winifred Black

had TO do something to protect her
self
It's Daughters Affair.
Wake up, Mother, and look at life
as il really is.
Your daughter has a good many
friends of her own age. of course.
and some of them are married,
doubtless
Just how many of them do you
know who are happily settled? Hon
estly. now, think them all over.
Take off your romantic spectacles
and look at them through your
common-sense glasses.
There's Jane-Jape's year
younger than your daughter, isn't
she? Ten chances to one she looks
10 years older. That's the twins. Of
course.
Then there Kate. Kate was mar
ried 10 years ago. Wasn't daugh-
ter one Of her bridesmaids? Hates
husband ran away with a chorus
sirl the other night. Kate doesn't
seem to be happily settled after ALL
does she
There's Julia. She'd be all right
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-15
Adele Garrison S Ne1O
Revelations of a Wife
"Iheir Second Honeymoon"

Lilian's fear and OF mine that Grace
Draper might try 10 injure the elder
man because OF her hatred for me,
10 me with its forebodings OF trou-
bic.
I'm keeping nothing back from
you" / said. In fact, / am telling
you things which / really have no
right TO tell you. 1 am violating
my fathers confidence, but if you
are TO watch over him, which is the
boon / wished to ask you, you ought
70 know all the circumstances sur
rounding him"
Il shall try 10 prove worthy of
your confidence" he said, and no
oath of allegiance could have been
stronger than the simple words.
Outstretchcd Hands.
| had not spoken the entire truth
however. when 1 told him that had
kept nothing back from him. The
request in my fathers letter to give
Allen Drake an Enclosure If the
older man should disappear was not
mine TO reveal. Both Lillian and I
felt that the message was one OF
tremendous Importance which we
couldn't understand and we had
tacitly agreed never 10 speak OF il.
1t was nothing that the physician
needed to know to protect himself
or my father from danger, so 1 kept
silent concerning it.
And then there came TO me anew
the qualms / had felt about asking
Or. Petit 10 do this service for me,
in spite of the fact that he had
begged me 10 let him serve me in
any way he could. But there was
such grave danger in this mission!
Il am afraid" l faltered, that
ought not TO have asked this of you.
There may be great danger for you,
you know. Believe me, II is only
my fathers desperate need which
impels me TO ask such a service of
you"
DIR. Petit stretched his hands
across the table TO where mine lay
and folded them in a tender prOtec-
tive grip. I trembled as ne did so,
for his eyes were glowing, his face
alight.
Little girl" ne said, and his
voice was full of tenderness, Of
more than tenderness, don't you
know that the one thing on earth
desire to do is TO serve you?'
I didn't know what TO reply.
tried TO withdraw my hands. and
after an instant he relinquished
them. For a long minute he leaned
over the table steadily regarding
me. then. as if making up his mind
to something momentous, he impris-
oned my hands again, before
could snatch them away.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-15

Here's a letter from a heart
broken mother-and ~hat do you
suppose she's heartbroken about?
She has a nice little home. every
comfort in the world. plenty of good
friends. good health and a daugh-
ter-a devoter daughter at that
The daughter is a sensible, prac-
teal. matter of-fact person with a
good profession.
she earns a good salary and her
work is not at all difficult.
she has many friends. wears good
clothes, sings in the choir in church
on Sunday, goes 10 the movies once
or twice a week. sees a good play
every once in SO often, has a nice
little library of good books, and is
fresh. comelv and wholesome to see.
Also, she's the best girl in the
world, perfectly healthy, and appar-
emily as happy as a lark.
But-here's the heartbreak-sh
is 32 years old and she isn't married
and settled-yet.
What's worse, she acts as If she
never intended to marry and settle.
There was a man once, and she
liked him and thought he liked neT,
but business called him 10 another
city and she never saw him again.
And now instead of picking out
some nice. comfortable person and
settling down" she thinks about
that man and hopes she will see him
again. and then perhaps, maybe
Is He Real?
Meantime, the years are flying,
and she won't even think Of marry
ing any man, and mother is almost
worried TO death about her.
Whisper. Mother. Do you know
what ] think about that man she
met six years ago. and that keeps
getting III the way between her and
a settled life? | don't believe there
was ever any such man at all
I think daughter made him up
just 10 please YOU. and to get you
TO stop Dothering her about every
man who speaks 10 her on the way
home from church-when sne's
with YOU.
She sees that you're obSessed with
the old fashioned idea that a wom-
an can't be happy unless she's mar
ireland rather than have you
worry yourself and her hale 10 death
she's invented the man.
Rather clever of her. think. and
I don't blame her a bit.
She sees that YOU can't believe
/ her when she says she doesn't want
10 marry at all. and 50 she has told
YOU something that she thinks you
/ viii believe.
Poor thing. I suppose YOU nave
| badgcred and s-Questicned and
hinted her fairly 10 death ard sINe's
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-15

up after breakfast and then sit
keeping house for a while and see
how you like IT, You'd find II no
joke" exclaimed his disguised wife.
Try il. viii you %
"Tu do il" returned the man.
you go down and attend 10 my
business and I'll run the house for d
week. Then youU realize how easy
your work really is"
"Oh will you honestly change
places with me-" questioned the
pleased Mrs. Jones. Il know that I
can run your business easily.
Now don't be too sure warned
Mr.. Jones. I'm going to have the
vacation"
The next morning Mrs. Jones slept
until rather late. while her husband
arose and prepared breakfast As
she leisurely dressed. she heard John
telling his two-year-old son 10 get
dressed.
But mudder always dresses me.
doesn't she. Jack" demanded little
Paul OF his six-year-old brother
Yes. dad, she does. While break
fast is cooking, she dresses brother
and does up my school lunch
want jam sandwiches and ginger
snaps today"
"Oh, run along and get an apple
Jackie. They're very good and much
better than bread" And after many
protests, the young man started for
school, after his meagre bread and
milk repast. with only an apple
Although disguised with the way
her husband was managing affairs.
his wife refused TO help. She sat
down TO breakfast. and swallowed
some muddy coffee and burnt toast
Did YOU ever eat a better break
fast?" questioned her husband. "Tm
sure ! never did" And Mrs Jones
smiled 10 herself as she thought of
the lovely breakfasts that were pre-
pared for the man Of the house
Leaving the house about Q o'clock.
Mrs. Jones offered some suggestions.
but was told that none were needed
She surprised the men at Mr.. Jones
Office by coming 10 run affairs Ny
she thought as she sat idly before
the roll top desk poor John So
this is hard work, A buyer TO buy
the goods; a man TO sell them. one
TO ship things away. a bookkeeper
and typewriter TO attend 10 the de-
tails; goodness knows what not,
wonder what the boss work is-to
sign checks? Ia just as soonbe here
all the time
In the meantime. John was hav-
ing troubles at home. After good
deal of trouble, Paul was dressed