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Evening star., 1920-06-17
FAVOR CATALONIA DECREE
Ministers Approve Establishing
Limits of Diet Power.

MADRID. June 16.-Catalonia's de-
mands for autonomy were considered
by the council of ministers today. and
approval was given a decree estab-
fishing the limits of power to be
conferred upon the Catalonian re-
gional diet.
COL. G. s. BINGHAM RETIRED.
Col Gonzales S. Bingham. Quarter
master Corps. on his own application.
has been placed on the retired list Of
the Army after more than th!rty-six
years service He is from Florida and
was appointed second lieutenant. 7th
United States Infantry. In October. 1888
Eight years later he was made first lieu
tenant Of cavalry, and after four years
service in that arm was transferred in
May, 1895, to the Quartermas Corps
He reached the grade Of colonel in that
department In March. 1911. He was ma
jor and chief quartermaster in the vol
unteer establishment in the Philippine
insurrection. Recently he served as
zone supply officer at Omaha, Neb.
Evening star., 1920-06-17
DENIKINE TAKES BATUM,
Georgians Arrest Members of Mis-
sion at TifiS.

LONDON. June 17.-Bands of Gen
Denikine's forces and soldiers of the
Russian white" government have oc-
cupied the Black seaport of Batum, and
attacked the Georgian army, according
to a Moscow dispatch to the Daily
Herald. AS protest the Georgians
arrested some members of the mission
at Tifis, says the newspaper, which
ascribes its information to the Geor-
gian mission at Moscow.
Announcement was made few days
ago by the Daily Mail that the British
were about to evacuate Batum. The
safety of the 1000 British soldiers there
was declared to be endangered every
day. Belief was expressed by the Mail
that an additional reason for the evac-
uation was the recent treaty between
Georgia and soviet Russia, whereby the
latter recognized Georgia's right to
Batum.
Evening star., 1920-06-17
NEW SHIP LINE OPENED.
u. S. Minister to Paraguay on
Chilean Vessel Reaching N. Y

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Chilean
steamship Renaico, formerly the
Japanese steamship Nippon Maru, ar
rived here today from Valparaiso.
Chile, with passengers and cargo.
The arrival Of the Renaico marks the
beginning of the recently organized
passenger and freight service of the
South American Steamship Company
between New York and South Amer
lean west coast ports.
Among the passengers was D. F.
Mooney. United States minister to
Paraguay.
Evening star., 1920-06-17

Father Johns Medicine.
The greatest body builder. No drugs.
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1920-06-17
BERWYN CREW PICKED UP.
Captain Reported All Saved In
Sinking OF Arabia.

LONDON, June 16.-The captain Of
the American steamer Berwyn. IN re-
porting the sinking Of his vessel off
Arabia while bound for Hamburg
with cargo. said his crew had been
picked up by another steamer. ac-
cording to a dispatch received by
Lloyds from karachi. British India
Evening star., 1920-06-17

Adyices received at the American
State Department in Washington on
June 10 reported that the steamer
Berwyn struck rock and sank Off
the Kuria Muria Island. in the Arab
ian sea. 700 miles east Of Alden.
Evening star., 1920-06-17
ORDERED TO HOSPITAL.

Col James B. Houston. Quartermas-
ter Corps, has been ordered to Walter
Reed General Hospital for treatment.
Evening star., 1920-06-17
Mr.. John G.. MCLAUGHLIN

who for years was Manager of the Com
merciaI Department of The Potomac Elec-
tric Power Co.. is Secretary and Treasurer of
this company and is giving his personal
attention to the management of this store.
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WHAT IS ARTICLE X?

oc Of which Mr. W'""
Of which Mr. cox promises "
taste the
~.sr> tH ndrn"m
the members the ~.s In o" an" S1 @ the n@ans by I
the obligation shall b., fulh-t
addresses as'o" as "yr"'' III" clan"
s 10
To preserve and protect TERRITORIAL
Of
by country Of tn"
parti2Taron
League IN" Tinted
influential
The United viii
a Of
India or to
control Of Of the Congo
OF
OF
Balkan the
.arrous territories they
Gurin n" CT
other words membership
old
hell which
fom~hi
and honor
hypocri,c
to
by be
Of OF
Will
Of
destructive OF principles which the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
HON, GEORGE {. BENEkE ELECTED
PRESIDENT WEST VIRGINIA ELkS
PROMINENT WHEELING ATTORNEY
HEADS THE ELKS OF THE STATE.
Is TRIBUTE FOR SERVICE
RENDERED.
Election Of Officers and General Bust
ness Transacted at Meeting
Yesterday.

Hon. George Claus Bonekc, pronl!n"nt
younE attorney Of this city. was elect
cd as prcSidrnt Of the West virginia
Association Of e. L. Q. ElkS, at th'
annual business session held yesterday
afternoon at the EMS club on fl'-
t"rnth street.
Mr. Ben"kr is chairman Of t1@ cA"cu-
tiv, committee and one OF the most
popular Of tn" members Of the 'AntIcf-
sd Herd in the state.
lie is one Of the rising Young mem
hrrs uf the Wheeling and West virgin y
Rar associations. who's" professional
abilities have brought him INTO prorh'h-
rncc and important relations WIN th
business III. OF III" city. y native VI
this city. he was born her" on NoNSm-
bcr IS. 1854. 4 son Of Claus ana Elsie
IHcrberD Rcncko.
His preparatory education was &C
auircd in the public schools az me CIV:
and al tho Linsiy institute. graduating
iron, the latter in 1902. tie IS Erhau :
alto in the class Of 'U7, of the niNcrSt'E
of West Virginia. and WAS prepared IT,:
tho bar at tho Cincinnati Law Scho"I'
Resides his general practice, MT hCn'k"
is connected with important local 'hSt.-
tutions and industries.
In addition 10 being member OF inc
Wheeling lodge OF F:lks. Mr.. BcncKc Is
n thjrty-seCond degree Mason. being =
member Of Ohio iSdGc No. !. \. +. d a.
NJ. the Masonic club of Wheeling CSir-
Is Temple OF the Mystic Shrine. oro'r
~ testers, and other organizations.
His many friends will OFFER ther
congratulations.
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SPROUL SEES
GREAT.V|CTORY
FOR HARDING

chicago. Ill. Sept. 2n.-"Tho antago-
NI>u to the Wilson administration is
tremendous" said Governor Sproul Of
F"rns llvania. who is in Chicago TO at
tend the cnnclave Of thirty-third de-
gro" MaSons.
"'I have been outside of Pennsylvania
and in adjoining States for the last six
weeks. In New York. l have no doubt
Miner and Wadsworth will be elected
and Harding will CARRY tn" state.
"'rh" women voters are not for Mr..
con- They don't like his method of ar-
preach 10 the Presidency ON the other
hand. they arc impressed with Harding
reverence for the place and the spirit Of
humility with which he discusses things
vItrl 10 the Republic They want no more
cockSurr people or knnw-it-all policies.
81 find cnthus iasm. zeal and determi-
nation among the Republicans whcr"-
ever | go. They arc not talking much,
hut they ar" determined.
I'm my own State the Republican reg
istration and enrolment IL full. while
that OF the Democrats is almost ncEli-
CHILE. West Virginia l lind - in good
shape.
Governor Sproul believes also that
Cox is growing weaker in New Jersey.
The governor will br in Chicago until
Wednesday. and then. Will return TO inc
East lie will make a number Of speech
rs in behalf Of Harding and tn" Rcpuh-
ltcan ticket. both in Pennsylvania and
in other States Tho governor has been
invited to speak in the far West but
may not be able 10 do this.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
SEVERAL HUNDRED
WEST VIRCINIANS IN
MARION CARAVAN


Charleston, W. Va. Sept. 2O.-Na-
.ionaj interest is being manifested In
the automobile pilgrimage from YVES,
Virginia cities to Marion. o., on mex me-;
Friday, when several hundred Kepunl-
cans will motor to the home OF senator
Warren G.. Harding and listen to an al
dress by tho Republican nominee loF
the presidency. ,i .,,I
mako more than one speech in N%S'
Virginia during the campaign: ana tn'
automobile excursion arranged To Visit
tho Harding home by Lyle Jones OF
parkcrsburg. has caught hold In many
cIties and towns of the state, Win TN
rasnit that there will BE- from 30" -
900 motor cars from this state 4" I"
Marion. A.,;.,,,. ,hr
Ucst Virginia excursion will be the
most spectacular from any state. sew
oral other states hay" sent 0eIeEAlto'lS
n Marion by train. but this is the nrSt
General automobile caravan that mas
Ran attempted. The committee mas
Saan On much Interested In the Trip tnat
q representative, II. S. Ives has Der
ct ,n ParkcrshurE II assist Jones IN
nrncutipc tho details for tn" triD: Tn
,~otnrIsts from West Virginia VIII as
.crnblc i'm Columbus on next THURSDAY
,;rht September card. and leave FRIDAY
morning for Marion. ,,. ..
The Republican stat" c"minit''S
Columbus has been arranrinE lHr npI,.
recommendations and parking prlF'''h'"
for the visitors.
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Our Daily Story
GENIuS


Tho great emotional actress, in her
famous role of Palmetto Spindor. the
NrOngrd wife, had dissolved the great
audience in tears Women mOrpcd their
eyes openly. mon blew their noses with
out shame
How wonderful! How realistic"
suifilcd a woman in row &. The way
she puts her handkerchief up To her
mouth I0 indicate suppressed emotion.
Is simply marvellous In It's effect
"rhc greatest acting ! ever say con-
triDulrd "A man in row * what could
hr more real and touching than her little
rick uf carrying her handkerchief /"
her moTh""
NJ; a genius" said on" critic {"
TrothCr. Her reserve. Her repression,
what volumes Sh" conveys by just that
on ,rich, "f lifting her handkerchief 10
her mouth"
1T AMT often 4 actress gets m" a
hlubh"r!n cunfid"d the usher IN tho
middle aisle. but when Sh" puts her
hHnGk"rchr" fup :" her mouth lik" that.
shes really E0rn. through all them cm"-
tinnS and things. :tud NOT jest l",tIa, NJ.
and she CTS me a hlubh"rIn'"'
II.
My hear Is hrnk"u' broken broken"
cried tn" great cmntinnal actress. And.
raising her handkerchief. %N" popped the
twentieth cream; Ch0rr!at" into her
mouth under its kindly protection.
copyright 1918. George Matthew Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
THE COST OF CREELING

According to report just filed with
the Senate by the Council of National
Defense. the taxpayers of the country
paid for tho maintenance OF the Creel
committee on public information during
the war total of $S.245.249. or that
Amount $l.250.oOO was spent for sal
aries. Sl.435.OoO for printing and $685.
900 for telegraph and cable services. AS
a means for disseminating Democratic
propaganda circulating misleading in
formation about our war activities, and
withholding the true facts in regard
thereto. the Creel committee was u big
success
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
SUPREME COURT.

Charleston. W. Va. Sept. 20.-Two
appeals and writs of error were Erantci
today BY the supreme court or appeals
and three refused.
Writs Of error and supcrsedcas were
granted in the suit Of the kahn'S Wo-
men Fashion shop vs.. The American
Railway Express company, upon the
petition of the plaintiff.
ApnNal was granted IN the case OF
q. G.. Young and J. &. McWhorter. petit
TONERS VS.. j. T. Smith and Dora l..
smith. from the circuit court OF Up
shur county.
Writ OF error WAS refused IN the Csc
of 7 NJ Virgins VS. r. +. HelVcy, from
the circuit court of Mcdowell county.
Appeals were refused in the cases 81
willis Twy1nan VS.. Samuel Galloway
from jefferson county, and jared n
liner vs., Hugh A. Jordan. from the cir
cult court Of Pocah1ntas county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
RIPPING RHYMES
~ WATT MASON
HOW MANY

TIL" panic men forecast has
not yet cantered by; our flag Is not
half mas,cd. and We arc living
high. What though the prophet
RACES throughout the needless land
We're drawing princcly wages. our
work is in demand; we find the
money growing upon the ever
green's, when We are hllthcly going
10 work in limOuSincs. Where
once the guIldcrs triCklcd. they now
in rivers shine: how many have you
picklcd. how many ar" IN brine"
The times. so brisk and breezy.
have lasted until now: and moneys
been 50 easy We fed ii 10 the COW:
Rut If you wake tomorrow and
ind the boom is dead. will you he
forced TO borrow before the week
is sped" Fer months you have
been ticklcd. the dollars came so
swift: how many have YOU picked.
because Of Unborn thrift? How
many have you carried 10 some
safe bankers vault. while foolish
suupN. MaIUlrW eSLo7D "a lqS!IHdo
and I am not predicting n dread
srcndthriftS tarried with grap"
Juice and near malt? 1t is a time
enchanted. when roubles grow like
weeds: how many have you plantSl,
how many helpful seeds:
by George Matthew Adam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
GREENBR|ER LAWYER
MEETS TRAGIC DEATH

snncial to The lntclligcuccr.
charleston. W. Va. sept. 2V.-thEN 81
clans have not yet d"t"rminSu IN" On
rho death OF S. y. Pace, prominent -!
torncy rnr LcwiSburg.
According to rcpurts reaching charles
ION PaC,. was injured rs h" WITS re-
,nrnlur To- LnwiShurg after "Sc"rNnE
governor Cornwrl To RnnC"NCrt' IN ms
own car Saturday night.
In making 4 sharp curve u" wa
blinded ny thc ElarinE light of an outT'
mobile and his car ran over cur. ~
~ ,,l,rn IN IrwiShurE and examined
hv nhvstriaus who declared he was not
hadiy injured. His wifi" nurS"d Mn hin
during tn, night. retiring about cI"Ih
"S Fac. was sleeping we'll When Sh,
went 10 his room At dayhreak Shc '"uh"
her husband dead
Governor C"rnwrll today sent = mos,
sarc Of condolences to Mrs. PACE an"
hrr two children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
PROHIBITION POLITICAL
PARTY FAILS

The Prohibition party in OHIO faiIed
10 get enough signatures 70 its petitions
10 authorize its appearance on the state
ballot. This may be taken as pretty
mod evidence that politically prohio'-
ton has ceased TO be an issue. that the
peoplc consider it moral question on
which political parties are themselves
divided. and as to which political action
by an Individual party is not rcsponsiO'e'
While the prohibition party, undouo'ed-
Is. did have Influence in this country
particularly as \ propaGandist. the prac-
tical advances in temperance were not
made through it's agency. The proh'p'-
tionis,s who accomplished things work
ed throguh both the great political par
Ties. and without regard TO party diNi-
sions. Moral and social issues can best
he developed in this manner. Tho very
..agerness OF political parties To win
victories contributes to their inclination
TO accept moral issues. supported by
strong organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
BRYAN ON THE CONVENTION

Tho progrcssives had no chance IN
the Democratic party this year.
This is the interesting comment oil
Mr William J. Bryan in the Conmoner
inter some two months OF solemn re-
Election. In the current issue or MS IN
terestinS magazine. Mr.. Bryan finally
breaks the silence which sank down over
him like a heavy pail when the San
Francisco convention nominated James
NJ Cox for the Presidency. Further
commenting on the covction, he says
The administration presented no
economic. issue upon which DIVISION
could he made. Those who sp"N" Tor tnH
President made the Endorsement OF the
treaty without reservations the dom
tnopt-.in Fact--the only test Nothing
couId be done or said that could in any
way be construed as reflection upon
tho administration or as SusESstioiI
OF Improvement -. Nearly
third Of the delegates at the Democrnlic
convention seemed to be Interested IN
nothing but the liquor question.
THE administration did mot want
,nythIng said on tho prohibition QueS-
tion. doubtless because II might De CON
Strucd as a rrbukr to the President Tor
silence on thu subject in general anu
his ienentable effort 20 repeal war pro-
bibition at a time when II would nave
invited q national spree OF few weeks
duration before constitutional pronloi-
ston went INTO effect"
In spite OF Mr.. Cox's vehement pro-
tests that the liquor question Is dead
d,e common sense Of this country knows
nat il is not dead. When liquor can
ain be bought openly In many Of the
N,+rat cities when the spcaKeasy pro-
D&ie,or and the bootlcgger are sdn the
h,,siest and the most prosperous indtvi-
dnaLs I'm many communities. and when
IN. organized liquor interests are col
Irctlng their funds in enormous guam
titles for the support OF u particular
candidate for the Presidency, reason
tells us that tn" Issue Is not dead. and
that liauor. on the other hand. Is gath
crinr its strength for a last desperate
battle. hoping 10 gain some concession
and some foothold that Will again lead
to it's coming back in triumph. Mt
Ervan is not deceived either ~ 10 the
fvtiIity Of thc present national admin
tStration. or as 20 the real character OF
,hs Democratic candidate for the Pres
idency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21

IN part the coal production which Ger
man invaders ruthlcssly and ncedlessly
destroyed. 1t will be several years. per-
haps many. before the deep coal mines
around Lens. the largest coal producing
territory in France can be restored. and
in The meanwhile German coal must help
take their place. The practical COM
pltance OF Germany with the peace
terms is q source of satisfaction for two
reasons: First it will help France and
Italy TO get upon their feet: and second.
1t indicates that the disordercd indus
trial condition Of Germany is ending and
that the German mines are really pro-
ducing coal in very considerable guam
titles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
Crops FROM DRAGONS TEETH.

Cadmus is not only credited with the
invention OF printing. 1t IS also record
ed that he sowed dragons teeth and
reapcd harvest Of armed men. He did
not know what sort Of crop the dragons
teeth would bring forth, and he knew
still less what the invention OF types
for printing would produce. He could
not have conceived that the one would
DC symbolical OF the other. Here is i
statement from the New York World
with which everybody will agree:
IF anybody had a notion that the
financial district Of New York would
be tcrrorizcd or inundated by the
slaughter Of pedestrians in public
thoroughcare his credulity is surpassed
only by his fanaticism aud barbarity."
But he New York World does not per-
Ccivc the connection between its own
Cadmean dragons teeth and the crop
The connection between the explosion
Of = fanatics bomb and the Worlds
haoitual editorial method Of critiCistnr
Wall street should b" sufficiently obr.-
Gus to anybody not blinded by fanatI-
cism.
When q responsible, sober, ably-edittd
newspaper Of large metropolitan ctrcu-
latlon can never speak OF wall street
except in terms of approbrium or dis
trust: when 1t habitually calls the Stock
Exchange. with its vast, responsible and
legitimate business. 4 gambling hell;
when II implies that all the people IN
Wall street are moro or less crooked.
and that their earnings are dishonesty
acquired. II provides food for the pr
vcrtcd mind which planted the bomb
between the Assay office and Morgan
bank.
The plea "C didn't know it was load
ed" will not Sutiicf. II Is not even hon
est, even IL It's ahysmal stupidity is
conceded. Twenty years ago the Hearst
newspapers. largely through series
Of fartnuns entitled Little Willy and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21

C'larkshurg. W. Va. Sew. :n. Jams
rtorIwirk, an engineer "f '"ntralta.
died TINS afternoon ia hospital h'rI,
If Sralds and other injuries. r"criN',t
- ,nrncd oyer at TIA" Camp Lumber
cnmpany operations ut Camp Run few
days ago. .r,
Word was sent her" today that Ihom-
az Rirherdscn. Is. SON Of NJ" and Mrs.
u ] Richardson Of Flatwo"dS. WAS Kill
Cd Yesterday by freight train; lie
rd another lad wcr" stealing rides I"
Sutton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
BIG FAIR OPENS TODAY.

Special 10 Tho lntrlligrnrCr.
ClarkShurE. ". Va. Sept 90 Final
preparations were made this afternoon
AMI evening for the annual central
West Virginia fair, which Will open
here tomorrow. Two running rNtcrA
w"r" today booked for tomorrow in ad-
dition 10 tn" three harness events. Al
ready scheduled. Battery u Of the
Seventh United States n"ld artillery
from camp Taylor. n.y. a squad Of the
marine corps from Fairmont and \
squad Of signal corps men from lamp
HiX. y. J., hav" arrived TO give demon
STATIONS in tn, interest If army re-
cruitinE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
MURDERER ESCAPES.

SncCIHl u Thr IntrIIlE"nCor.
East Liverpool. O.. Sept. @".-Colum-
hianA county authorities were nutlm"d
today that Harry l. Shaw, IS: Of Leo
tonia. who shot and Killed his wifc'
G."ona Shaw. 81. in court room in
Salem. on March 9ih. escaped Sunday
from the Stat" hospital f"r Criminal
Insane ut Lima. II" was adiudrcd IN
sane at 4 hearing NJ Lisbon, shortly
following the murder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
GERMAN COAL FOR EUROPE

In the month Of August coal, coke and
ignite amounting to l.915.ooo tons was
iispatchsd BY Germany TO France. Italy.
Belgium and Luxembourg. F"ur-hfths
Or this amount was aIiocated To France.
This very large shipment. the largest
that has been made under the peace
treaty. indicates that Germany Is try
ing in good faith to comply with the
treaty terms Germany is expected to
1--WE two million tons of coal to tho
Allied nations for n number Of years.
This supply being INTENDED 10 restore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21
GRAFTON POPULATION
FOR 1920 IS 8,517
spCcial 10 The Intelligcnccr.


Washington. -. G.. sept. c0.-ThH
Census bureau today announced the
population OF Grafton, W. Va. S,5l7.
an increase. Of 954. or l2.G per cent.
Taylor county. 1912, increase I'm
or 1872 per cent.
Hampshire county, HIS. Increase II.
or O26 per cent. Incorporated places.
CApon bridge. 157: Romncy. LOIS;
Springfield. l67. 1900
or 1914 prr cent. Incorporated places.
addison (WehStcr Springs) 679: Camden
ON ,iaulcy, 2S%, COwcn. 1898.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21

Pittsburgh, Sept IT., W Ander-
son. 2l-ycar-old bank clerk OF bradford.
Pa arrested at Fort Worth. Tex. S"N-
nral days ago on charge If "mbczzI'-
mcnt vas turned over L" United States
authorities here today and held under
$40 900 bond. y federal warrant charges
that nc cmbczzled funds Of the COM
merciai National bank IF Bradford
hearing in the case wlll BE- held within
n week. according to an announcement
made tonight by special Assistant
United States Attorney l.. I. Burg
wind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21

Tho SIno is one of the few nest build
ms fishes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21

The sulphur bottom whale OF tho
Horace Greeley reached Now York
with $40 and four years later founded Il
weekly newspaper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21

buy WAR sAyINGs STAMPS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-06
NNH A I do YOU
W think? Write Gym
thia Grey, care of The
Seattle Star.

place. and she always had some giri
friend az her home for him To fiirt
with after working hours. They both
worked and they both had sweet
hearts. but no children were born Of
their uniOn.
tie finally married me. but he put
IN a good ak months flirting hecau~s
he knew Il would be- the last. and l
must say he makes an ideal husband
and father. and how he loves tho
child, SO much that he Il hooking Tor
ward to tho time when he viii soon
he daddy a. another onr
I do not say Il Is all the mans
fault always. but most OF IL h. I
wish every giri could read this and
know how felt the long months OF
worry and uncertainty. and. n posi-
bile. 20 choose her steps more csrr.
fully even II there should be a law 20
prC.ect herself and the child.
HAPPY AFTER THE WAR.