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Jackson County journal., 1919-02-28
I'VE were there tonight" said Danh

I'VE were there tonight" said Daph-
ne. "She's glorious !"
"Come on over and play in our yard,
then"
Daphne had never met a famous
actress. She was wild to join the
group and to know Tom Duane better.
But Clay spoke with an icy finality.
Thanks, old man. We've already
ordered" He still stood, and he had
not invited Duane to sit down.
Tom Duane looked at Daphne and
smiled like boy rebuked. "An right,
I'll go quietly. I know when I'm
kicked out. But next time won't go
so easily. Good night"
He put his warm, friendly hand out
again to Daphne and to Clay, who
nodded him away with an appalling in
fOrmality, considering how great he
was.
| Other people came in, some of them
plainly sightseers, some of them per-
sonages of quality. Everybody seemed
happy, clandestine, romantic. This
was life as Daphne wanted to live it.
But at length she yawned. Her little
hand could not conceal the cOntortion
of her features.
'Im gloriously tired, honey" She
confessed, with lovable intimacy
''It's the most beautiful supper l evel
had, but I'm sleepy"
He smiled with hdulgent tenderness:
and said to the waiter, Check"
Daphne turned her eyes away de
Gently as the slip OF paper on q plate
was set at Clay's elbow. But sh'
noted that he started violently as h
turned the bill over and met it face t.
. face. He studied it with the grin
heroism of one reading a death-war
rant. The amount staggered him. 81
turned pale. He recovered enough t
say to the waiter, you've given m
the wrong check"
The waiter shook his head. "Ol
;, nossair!'
. Clay studied 1t again. He called fo
n the bill Of fare. and studied tina
!. Daphne felt so ashamed that she wan
ed to leap into the river. Abroad, it
:. believed that the man who does nc
audit his restaurant bill is either a
- American tourist or some other kin
). Of fool. But in Daphne's set it we
r considered the act of a miSer. Cha
n worked over his check as If it were
g trial balance.
d "Ah, thought So" he growled. "TI
s bill of fare says that this Montre
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-28
CHAPTER VI.

The meeting Of Daphne and her new
sister-in-law was not what either would
have expected or selected. Daphne
was tired In body and soul, discour-
aged, footsore and dismayed about her
love and her lover. She had reached
the door Of the apartment in the mood
of wave-buffeted, outswum castaway,
eager for nothing but to lie down in
the sand and sleep.
Daphne could imagine the feelings
of her brothers wife when she
reached her home after q long ocean
| voyage, q night landing the custom
house ordeal, and the cab ride among
the luggage, and found q mother-in-
law asleep in her bed and sister-in-
law yet to arrive!
Bayard and Leila, serene in the be-
lief that Daphne and her mother had
gone back to Cleveland, entered the
apartment without formality and went
about switching on lights, recovering
their little home from the night with
magic instantaneity.
Mother Kip's awakening came from
the light that Bayard flashed in his
bedroom. Leila had a lovable dispo-
sitiOn, but she was tired, and all the
way up in the overloaded cab she had
thought long1ngly Of the beautiful bed
in her own new home, and had prom
ised herself a quick plunge into 1t for
find strange woman there-even
though she bore the sacred name OF
mother-in-law?
Mother Kip ordered Bayard and
Leila out Of their own room and when
she was ready to be seen she had sc
that the meeting entirely lacked the
rapture it should have expressed. Ever
a mother could hardly be glad to SCI
} her son in such discOuraging circum
stances. All three exchanged Ques
: tions more and more perfunctorily, ant
kept repeating themselves. The mos
s popular question was, Il wonder wher
t Daphne is?"
s They could not know that she wa
hubbling down the wilderness of Riv
n erside drive. She, too, was thinking
n longingly of her bed. But long befor
d she reached it her mother had moves
/, in and established herself across
good deal more than half of it. 1t wa
a a smallish bed in smallish bedroom.
Leila fell asleep in her tub an
r might have drowned without nOticin
p the difference if her yawning husban
had not saved her life-and very cleN
r, erly: he was too tired to lift her frol
the water, so he lifted the stopper an
ID let the water escape from her. She a
It, most resented the rescue, but even
of ually got herself to bed in a prettil
sullen stupor.
d, From some infinite depth Of peat
TX she was dragged up protesting. Baya1
I'd was telling her of Daphne's arriva
ne DOegedly she began to prepsre q
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Knew Her Business.

"John." announced Mrs. StyIover,
"I'm going to lown tomorrow to see
the new hats"
You forget" her husband remind
shops will be closed"
who said anything about shops :
I'm going 70 church. h.'-Melnphis News
Scimitar.
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-28

to q ii
women who suffer
from any functional
disturbance, as 1t
has done me more
good than all the
doctors medicine.
Since taking it /
have q fine healthy
baby girl and have
gainedin health and
strength. My hus-
band and / both
praise your med
n
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-28
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
As He Understood Orders.

SNOW" said the medical officer 70
the raw recruit, "having taken yOta
height and chest measurement, we Wiz
try the scales" And the unsophistt
Gated one Immediately cOi1UsreHa
do. re, mi. fa," stc
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-28

Every feminine reader Of this
paper can app reciate the situa-
ton in which Daphne found her
self when she set out to buy all
the pretty things that she felt
she should have before becom-
ing cIay's bride. Her limited
purse did not fit in at all with
the prices that confronted her
at every turn. What did she do7
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-28

Quantity in work is much and quail
ity is more, but for "mOst" you must
add quality TO quantity.-MarshaIi
Field.
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-28
CLAYS ORGY OF SPENDING GETS HIM INTO AN EMBAR
RAISING SITUATION.

Synopsis-Clay Wimburn New q visit to
Cleveland meets pretty Daphne Kip. whose
with Clay In Wall
Daphne marriage and after EXTRACTING
her father what
for the she her mother to buy
her
Jackson County journal., 1919-02-28
TO ALL WOMEN
Who ARE ILL
This Woman Recommends
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound-Her
Personal Experience.

Mclean, Neb.-"I want to recon.
mend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
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The Best Cough Syrup
IL Homemade
Heee's I'm easy WY 30 save So. ard
vet have thu lIsr; tuuEh remedy
YOU ever t-ioI.

You'v" probably heard OF this we'll
known pan ri making c"H%h syrup AT
home. But har.. you. ever used il? " hen
Won d., Snu vii. understand why thou.
sands If families. the world oIcr, feel
tina, they could hardly keep holtsr vii h
ont it.. ILs staple and cheap, but the
Wav il takes hold oi Il cough will quickly
earn il q permanent place in your home:
Into a lint bottle, pour -. onncrs Of
Pincx; then add plain graIuAtcl
sugar syrup to fill mp The pint Or, If
desired, use clarified mnlasScs, honey,
or corn syrup, instead OF sugar syrup.
Either way, IL tastes good, never
spnils, and gives y0u 4 iEl! pint OF
better cough remedy than YOU couhl buy
rchv-made for three times its cost.
II is really wonderful how quickly this
homc.mai" remedy ronNunrs q cough
usually in - hours or less. II seems TO
pcnctratc through every air paSSa%r'
lnoacns DRY. hoarsc or tight cough.
lifts the rhlrmn. heals thu membranes,
md Gives almost immrdiatr relief. sPl"n-
did Tor throat tickle. hnarscnrss, Group,
bronchitis and lr"nciIinl asthma.
I'!n"X j. L highly concentrated rnn-
pound ui gculliu" Norway pine extract,
ard has hrrn u;cd irr generations Tor
threat and chest ailments.
Avoid disappointment hr asking Yonr
druggist for "2l: ounces ri Pinex' with
full Iirrc;inrs, and don't accept nnv-
thing else Guaranteed to give hsolnte
satisfaction or money promptly refunded,
1hr pir"y Co, f.. Wayne, Ind.
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Boy Burned To Death
Trying To Save Brother

PITTSBURGH. Feb. "a boy was
burnyt! Ia death while attempting 10 saIo
his BROKER. who escaped uninjursd. and
IG PERSONS trapped by flames were res
cucd by Iiremcu when fir" broke ont In
an Apartment house At $07 Fifth ave-
nue. carly today. y score OF persons
wrr,. forced Ia flee 20 the street. scant-
lily clad. ''' 1T
The dead boy is Jerry Christian. 18.
who r"."nt"r"d III" burning building TO
rnscuc his brother Robert. IA. The lat
ter: however. had jumped into q tirc net
ami had escaped unnjurcd.
E'ircmcn and policemen rescued the
mem bcr$ Of three families on the scr-
onA and third floors OF the building. a
1hrcc-story brick structure. The canse
o. the fire is undetermined. The loss 10
rsi mated at $1,000
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5PAN|ARDS ARE
HELD PENDING
INVE9T|GAT TON

NEW YORK. Feb. II Federal NJ
,nriry:. and >"crr: srr"ic" men To-Day
were Examining tn" personal "iitc'S
ami papers # II Spnniards. m"h'"rH
~ TN Industrial Workers Il :hc World
who we're ARRESTED; ;,"r" yesterday IN
suspicion thu, two of their number
were ron,rrn"G ~ a plot IT. tux" III"
lik, OF I'rcsIdrnt Wilson on his LANDING
at Boston.
Will" definite information WAS lack
INK. ;hc aut hurItirS aumitt"d that the
raids on III" tw" Spanish l. W. W.
hcaduuarirrS here were prompted by u
report that TWO Philadelphia SpaniardS
w,r,. on their way To huston MS agents
III The alleged plot These Two men
X.rr amrue The Il arrested.
Pending lhls Investigation ia" priS-
cn.rS are being held without bail on n
general charge of violation Of thr "S
nIonar., act lrlS.d OH their having IN
their possession alleged %rditi"uS pier
allure The inquiry now in progress,
Officials stated would d"trrmin" Thrth-
or. SOM, or all ur the prisoners would
b., orr:L,gncd an Il conspiracy charge or
,nrrcly turned uv"r Ia thr Immigration
authorities on ch"rgcs .rf being undo
sirahlc aliens.
Tho II SDauiards were taken from
their cells =, police headquarters Today
and placed in n" pole" ''lin"un." but
none cr Ia" men wcre recognized ny the
detectives AS having been arrested here
before Tho polio" said that no weapons
were found on any Of tho men.
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pADEREWSKI Offers
HIS RESIGNATION

PAIIS Feb 24.--lgna"" Jan PaH"-
rcwski, tn" Polish premier offered ms
RESIGNATION yesterday In General I1lHu"-
ski. the chirf uf stmic. who hecIlncn 10
arccut il. says 4 HnvaS dispatch from
Warsaw. under sundays date. I"h"r"'
Iilsudski asked Premier padcr"wsk 10
cnntinur ~" functions.
The Warsaw dict. the dispatch anuS'
continued ITS discussion of l'r mirr
I'adrrn;yskT. statement "f February ~
NJ Grndbsii. in the name of the l'"na-
liz! Elnc. expressed confidence" III NJ
paL-.r"wski. lie advocated II clos" I'M
ion with the allies. formation or n
.rr,ri; army ami return of III" follsh
Ir,..I> which fought on IN" western
::,.rt under General Joseph ital!Gr.
Tho Polish DICT last Thur"day con,
r,,I"d the powers If General IliStGSk'
"a. rhiTC Of stat" ui,tH til" plans OF Il
constitutional form of government had
been adu,,lrd (iHncrHl 1hlsudskl han
previously Ecn" through iii" t"rEhalii!
nf presenting his resignation [" the dle'
and il would appear Premier l'hu"r"w'
skis action was milar formaHt!
after III" confirmation by tic diet oil
General piIsuds,:'s r"sitI"n.l
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Supplies For US. Army
Coming Via The Rhine

cORLENX. Feb. 2i-Word was r'r"iV-
ed u, American headquarters to-day maj
,hr first Shirl"ad of supplies Cor IN"
American army Of occupation which -
Ia come hero by way OK tn" Rhine. has
arrived AT Rotterdam. tho r"sscl having
he-.n diverted from Rrcst. tn" sup
plies will bc brought up III" !hinc Ivy
hargos and steamboats,.
Caplain H. +. French. su1cr'n'rndcnt
1f rh, American PuS:a! Express service
in tho occupied region Of Germany. has
been ordered /" Rotterdam - establish
- United States ARMY post office. Three
,circraDh 0p"ra:urS hnvr b""n assigned
10 duty in Rotterdam. They VIII be In
di-"rI communication with the Cohlcn2
ahTiartrrS.
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NEW ISSUE OF TAX
CERTIFICATES IS OUT

WASHINGTON. Feb. PA new Is
sue Of TAX certificates Of in
drbtedness of indefinite amount dated
March Is and maturing June 1G. bear
ing interest at A.. percent was an
nounccd today by therreasury and the
last current issue put on the market
January l6 was closed effective today,
with about $50 100000 subscribed
Other tax certificates maturing March
Is. June II or July Il viii be accepted
in payment Of the new securities. and
if these are turned in before March 10
interest will be- paid up 10 that date.
business interests expecting 10 pa!
tho second installmcDt Of taN"s June
l. are expected 10 buy Ties" cortltl'
cafes now. thus in effect paying taxes
in advance and receiving interest.
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MOTHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough,
Rub Musterole on Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms
nav develop into Group, or worse. And
thrn's when you're glad you have
;ar NJ Musterole at hand to give
prompt, sure relief. 1t does not blister.
AS first aid and a certain remedy:
Musterole is excellent Thousands OF
mothers know it. You should keep q
lar in the house, ready for instant use.
1t is the remedy for adults, too. Re-
,;ercs sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
crouo. stiff neck. asthma, neuralgia
headache, congestion. P!eurisy, rheu.
mayism, lumbago. pains and aches OF
back or joints. spraiHs. sore muscles
chilblans, frosted feet and coles OF the
chest Ii, often prevents pncUmonl2!:
30c and 60c jars; hospital size SOU
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viii Ask EsnSIOn
Of Probelto Activities
Of IxIess Societies

-, ,...,,>.,-S. lob @t--ESi"nS!oE
49, on; session Of congress
~. nc iryss rtion into !awI'Ss "s,'"
49, -, ,t"d States viii b" asked
,,,,, son by the Judiciary $40
,ch IS conducting 'hr m
-. =, Announcements vas mac"
,,..hairn,an nvcrman a!''E
.,>,,..... had adjourned *uH!"'' 80
his call. =, =, 49,
- ;enatp- pNcr"Ian "H;i;'';" =
.t., ,,,fosautho'ty :" ""nt'nu" "a"
-. y!vcs l." ;h.' S"r;t'" IA
world rca$H fHn";"H'''S
80 resr,.. congress 'Npir'* -
r,n,ita,io,,rxt Tuesday.
49,, avs Williams. . "T'''r. ''"E-
,Ie1 !, testimony tn-Ga%. "n'"ri;;%
-.,h..~.ns. ~ IN" E:riSneTiE F'-
-, rSS;a. IL asS"r:"" tnat cot
d;.ions THAT ountry w"r" h"l "''' ;
..a,1 thcr had h""n r"'ur"d ~
n,her qrass"s h"t"r" IN" '"''''''' ''''
w.. t-.tl, Acn't:'d iaaf lac was !"
,,a-.;s...ard based witness,
Iv,iI;ns W. STn"St:"n"'! "'"S''F A"'''''
~. COCO, ot !"":n" IN GnS$'i, AUG '''
1.,i,nd states. H. '"S;'h"" .''H' -
rccc;.d sorc.!E&; !"SS 'i''i" gnu run
sar b. york WIKI th" Soviet govern
,,,.., .oxnfa,n>Y thar IL" secured -
,;.,o.ara;es c,:h" r;'tir"'" ana WAS -
!,,,,,,,,n l!l..r II h";"I ".'''A''" -
government. .,.... s...n
,h;,: ,-n:. n!rn..i !;t;.u"1E H"h.t>'
- ;c sr.n-:G. Id ''r'SS. "''SSi"H -
Er<.%, ,,.,,,.,.,.. go.
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GOURAUD
1RNED BACK
1E HUN HOROE5

" WORK. ~, "i-''T:.f Story 81
..Gcr.r., ,;u#r,ui obtained ih7r''' =
yxc-t g.: -. exact '''u' ~
J.. las. S-.a, ';.r't:tr -
w., u.rr WAS L" b. ,.tunchr" 'l''" ~
,he a,d a.: Ani"vi"lH = ,''>' -.
,l.d h,cl thr advancing H'H"
= - an address ncr" i''t'."".
i,,r; William Hayward. - ~,
rartrv tcolor"dl. she t"rsl'''
.or&. ,.,,..h.l on ny
WIS thu turing p"l7: ~ '' 49,
tcc,nrs1 Colonel Hayward. s-','n.'. =, "
-. rrlcssod prisoners from, kUSS.t ~.
Itno wa. q. r.. zenith "i ms ~"
l.rhe Nov carr. cast % Ha''"H'
W. knew his attack was
.ncn =. ya4 T. - ;hN tn'N"'
-, ,ffrr," sail colonel it'M'''" -,
,',,, o,,. hou- h,fr-" , " H'h
,,, n..,,. -. .i,;iv = We capt"'r
49, nr;snr.rs IN = rad. Th'E u"
80, ,,,s attack would r"''''
.--,c artillery participation va" o,,,
9, ,,,to,-ht ard las; tor I'VE ,:,u-
.xtntv-av~ minutes. =" n,,,r+...
aud started oar artillery ~
ahrad II theirs Eri,z
+Tha; pu: rem "r IN '' ,o, ~.
md 70 SenI HANS ~
chang in MS Plans 'i's""'. ,hs, this
.,Whra ~" *r"9rh XIV b;d rn,
crm,og thnir f"rS "a Nv
-.rna,a thin hIue l.HI, ,,pons in
sI the soldiers and III ,,,noL ncsI-
ne world crawi"d "f': awe
ton back OF "a ,, tfvrrld FOR
"S . raw, heard .r'"s aoou'
General r",a'n a,!o
bia plan was right rrcatrs,
..rrt he took 4 cN2ne' ,hs
o,, soldier erHr '"S N 90"
80 W. TOOK his troop"N> ~
W., i've trenches over 'nt Oh III -
silomHtVcs. ,.,e had cost
ss 80 lives. Mon y '"ii'N '"'
NO. snt, months to EaithsSH E"k
Irr abandoned tn WI" "
l."n@ .,,-, where the a;tacFaS co''',r,
WIS u.h.r this "ccurr' n" had ms.
assn AMERICAN ,nfantr:- on M, 't 1s5,b
Va, nf,v k;luync."r line III
on ;hc oth"7. w:,l,drnwy,
crow, the front line ontE9 F"'S ,,ead
~. ON NY regiment S''t'', 1900
~ 500 r,rr. only Is Vtn>c,; 49,,
1ot:. They w"r" 'Hf' 'M,a, rr,k.;s
forced :r"pchrs with ia, 1850
-os S,,rll; and FEW IH,',
..>nd So nc German I l't' ''
t-on,. l.u> trenches 'or,n ,,,.. sniI or
- ,,,irutcs-;lrt, thosch"ils '''l 90
> tf'''us o,,,. c>cnpt"r thos" pa
'ur,E .t,, .,,,rcd ;h"r%N"ctinC [" o.
tro'S "nn 49,, .,-,r.- enough. n"ar'
h'"I.' n >,c, 10 IN ;hc morning
~ ~: CH'' S,,.,. en.hr German in
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NEW YORK STRIKERS
ORDERED BACK TO JOBS

WASHINGTON. Feb. N.-All work:
men u,, strike in tho New York building
tr;idcs dispute and all other sympa-
hrtic strikers were ordered back 10
work tonight under an agreement
reached nj a conference hero between
REPRESENTATIVES, Of the building trades
association. tho union and the secrc-
tarios III var and labor.
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In lh, first j!rri!iinn bout decided nj
Columbus. Uh.u. whrr" tn" h1XinE com
mission recently ordered that referees
tc,..d.. the winner Chuck Virgins. OF
Ind:arapnlis. who is hooked {" meet
Harry Grch in tho near future. won from
Sergeant Harry krohn. Of Camp Shrr-
mau, proving too clover for III" ann:
man 1t VIZ: the first tim" decision
had hrrn rendered in Columbus for sew
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REORDS ACCEPTED

NEW ORR F"h. - N"'"n'"n T."
-u,.nrt,s rc!r b: i;.!ah D. Palma a DIS
,.,.e. et,. k,i".a-t"r - 20 ''i!"s.
-, n,,,... r.a.. IN February =, &"
",1 =; 49,. h..Sn accepted a" ~: .'.,"'
,-,i., il. contest board g '"'
o,-,.oA,,;o:r">tln association. . w.
,,,n.,rr.. j..-.. '.'.',' GA
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TN.
,, SvoE STRIKE.

NEW Ol:N. i''N. ~ STEIE'. O
,>Ior,,.. s. >ko" :a':""."$ II -"
Wi, =, having 1t combined daily out
N.Y. r ,,Oco pair; az shoes. began 90
IT,, ..,rd,ur 30 EayTa"nd r. Morse.
.h,ir,. az n" labor board "r Sh""
,norn,,urcrs. I';f,era Thousand I'm
Gloves ~ affected b. n" strike. NJ.
Norsc i'd. although only l.0h" b''"h%
~ .b.,ion which arc Demanding = !"
.ercrntr,crr7sa N wages.
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TIE CHRISTIAN SPIRIT.

4 lizzie boy in his niShtdress was on
his kners. saying his prayers; ana MS
little sister could NOT resist me temp
.,,;on 10 tickle the solos Of his feet
Vie Stood il as long rs nc could, and
tt,sn sa;G-"Ftcaa". God. excuse me.
,rhif. knock 'hr s:Ui'in' CUT ri Nellie.
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Apparently Sandu%ky. phio. IS plan
,liu., - d, hig things IN ~" boxing line
this SIMMER. for Henry llar'"". who Is
sad to h" president II ~" SanduskH
Athletic crab. received permits from ~"
shcriTC's nrCic" for holding hoxlnG car
nivals "n IN" Fourth Of July and on
Labor Day.
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What He'd Lost.

The worried countcnancc OF the bride
groom was disturbing the best man.
Tirineing over to him he whispered:
whats the matter, jock? Have ye lost
tn" ring"
40" hlur,ed ont the unhappy groom.
tho rings safe emo. but mon. I've lost
RI t,I hIiSiaS m"
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IRELAND PRESENTS
ACCREDITED ENVOY At
PEACE CONFERENCE

PAEIs. E:h. ":.--Xna H''H"HiEh pro
scented hI,n>..,f :" ~" POGO c"H."T"'''
today as "ii.' accredited ""N"% 81 '''
vr"viSini!al government ~: ~" ir'Sh 7'-
public"
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Harry Grcb and Chuck Virgins. OF
INDIANAPOLIS. middl"we:Ehts. har" boon
matched To box twrlv" rounds At To-
lrdo, Ohio. on February @Sth.
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Little Bobby had Just arrived. With
po and ma OIL a lonG-spokcn-of visit.
ana; Immediately made of ben the
rnnIn." a.,
climbing into bed.
what are you doing there. sonnXT
Sh" Qucricd.
II .n"kinr for your hon. granny
"l'vr no hens. sonny"
Yes you hav". granny. cause heorn
u,r J.ddy saving in the car that he
hm,nd .hc 'auld hen would be in bed
when We got there"
Monday. March Bird. II the date set
for The contest between Bill brennan
and Harry Grch TO be staged 1t the
,Icystun, 4. c.. which holds exhibition:
p, the Duqucsne Gardens In Pittsburgh
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line, adding to the attractiveness of the building.
 A floor plan of this bungalow also Is shown in the Illustration aud study of it will bring out many points of in- terest to those who are considersng what type of home they will build. Living Room is Large.
 The front entrance door opens into the living room, the room that makes bungalow such favorite. This room Is 19 by IS feet. an exceptionally good size. not being too large to de- tract from the Idea ol coziness and not so small that there is feeling of be. ing shut in. At one end is an open fireplace, another important bungalow feature, and on either side of 1t are low bookcases. with windows above.
 Opening off the living room through a wide space between colonnades, Is the dining room, also of good size and equally attractive in its arrangement. The room Is IA by Il feet. with an alcove 4 by 5h feet, the end wall of which Is formed by windows. How at- tractive this nook may be made can be imagined by the woman with artistic tastes. Between the alcove and the wall at the rear of the dining room Is seat with windows above.
 The kitchen, the workroom of the home. Is designed with view to efii- ciency. It is 12 by 10 feet, but large pantry, 6 by 6 feet adds to It's con- veniapce. In the latter is q work ta- ble, five shelves, and space for the ice box. the latter having an opening to the back porch so that it may be iced without coming indoors. The basement stairs open off one corner of the kitchen.
 A T-shaped hall connects the dining room and the two bedrooms. The front bedroom Is 10h by 13 feet and has two windows opening to the terrace and one at the side, allowing for excellent ventilation. The rear bedroom has similar windows, but is slightly larger than the front room. being 14h by 10 feet. Between is an unusually large bathroom for this size house.
 Much Closet Space.
 Closet space always is feature that appeals to the housekeeper. In this bungalow. 1t will be noticed, are three large closets, one off the living room and one of each of the bedrooms. The bathroom, too, has considerable space that can be 80 used.
 In the hands of an experienced build CT, this design may be changed to suit the exposure of the house, or to suit