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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-24
LEGISLATIVE
SESSION IS
To CD OVER
fINrERNArloNAL NEws sERvIcEl


INDIANAPOLIS. IND. July 24-The
upper house OF the legislature having
passed the Johnson home rule bill. the
kiper "cure-all" tax measure. and the
coal control bill. termination of a
special session appeared 10 rest today
chiefly upon speedy action by confer
ence committees which are seeking
agreement on discrepancies between
house and senate measures.
Lieut. Gov. Bush is Withholding the
Kiper bill. substitute for the TUthiu
tax bill passed by the house until ad-
rintstration forces in conference agree
upon Bushs baby-the home rule bill
---it was understood today. If the
committee agrees 10 accept the senate
amendment TO the Johnson measure. 1t
was said the lieutenant governor will
send the Kiper bill, favored by the
administration, into conference
The soldier memorial measure was
the only legislation awaiting senate
action today and it was indicated it
would be passed before night with
little change. The coal bill, robbed
of its power to create a new commits
sion, but leaving control Of coal prize
Is in the hands of the public service
commission. was passed q to y. The
kiper bill passed 50 to ii ard the
home rule bill went across. SO 70 o.
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RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
REFERENDUM
rINreRHArloNAL NEWS sERvIcEl

7
CHICAGO. July 24@-The order for
ration wide retereE dum by railroad
ar.nloves on the award mads Tuesday
81 the Z. s. railroad labor board ana
conpleted Yesterday at a secret session
~ motherhood heads was forwarded
today Il. railroad employs throughout
the country.
After reviewing hearings before the
board the order makes strong plea
against a nation wide strike. The
order points out that the railroad lab
or board is the court of sast resort and
assures the men that Your represen-
tatives did their very eTst,2
Incorporated in the order is an ap-
peal TO shop-workers all over the en-
tire country to vote in support of the
majority action.
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FORMER DYER LADY
DEAD IN CHICAGO

Word was received here Of the sad
death Of Mrs. Clemens Kline of 1921
Ilftrz avenue yesterday AFTERNOON. al
ter long illness and much suffering
With dropsy. She leaves an aged hus
aand. civil war veteran. children and
grand-chfldren TO mourn her. The
funeral will be at nine O'Clock Mon
day morning at St. Alphonso's church
ia Chicago. Burial will take place
4 St. Bonface. The decedent for
merly a resident of Dyer. was the sis
ter Of Mrs. Frank Cope. s0T E State
street, Hammond and also of Mrs
Lawrence Mangraf Of Dyer. She was
very we'll known throughout the en-
tire county.
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GRAND JURY ACTION
PLEASES BROTHERHOOD
EINrERNATlonAL NEWS sERwcsl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvicEl
CHICAGO, July 24-Railway proth-
erhood leaders appeared today to be
openly pleased with the action of the
grand jury in issuing subpoenaes for
50 Of the so-called outlaw" unions
- appear as witnesses in the investi-
cation of the strikes which have been
tying UP railway traffic throughout
the country.
W. G.. Lee. head of the brotherhood
Of Railway Trainmen, Is reported. TO
have been in conference with Maj.
Hunes. special assistant attorney-gen-
eraI assigned to the case Lee is
known 10 be "anti-ouglaw Informa-
ton is desired, according to brother
hood leaders. as TO whether any ileg-
81 acts were performed in calling the
strikes Indictments probably will be
asked.
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LOSES FINGERS;
SUES RAILROAD

Are the second and third fingers Of
the right hand worth $4,000? Leo
Rochinski. thinks SO. Through his at
torney. D. J. Moran. he has filed suit
tc~ that amount in the Hammond Su-
pericr court against the !. II. Belt
railroad Rcchinski says thar on the
21st of May while working at the hall
road car shops in Gibson. a chain wrap
ped about the axle of a pair of car
trucks being raised by q derrick. slip
ped. and catching his right hand.
crushed his fingers. He says he is a
laberer and loss Of two fingers from
his hand lessons his earning capacity.
70 the extent of SIS 900.
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DEATH OF MRS. EVANS

Mrs Mary Evans, aged SIS years af-
ter a two months illness, wife Of Dav-
ID Evans and mother OF Mrs. Arthur
Rick OF South Harrison street died at
washington Park hospital in Chicago,
last night at eight o'clock. She leav-
es two daughters and son to mourn
her and a daughter who preceded her.
Mrs Evans was a member Of the w
{. of Hammond and the St. Paul's
Episcopal church. The funeral will be
held on Tuesday at 2 p. m. from the
stewart mortuary. interment at Oak
Hill.
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MEMORIAL
BILL IS PASSED
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July 24,-The
state war memorial bill, providing for
the appropriation OF s2-ooo,0oo fer the
erection Of suitable memorial on the
site OF the state school for blind.
pa ssed the senate this morning. by a
vote Of 81 to o. This was the last
major bill the senate had to consider.
The bill. as passed by the senate, is in
substantially the same form as IL left
the house and now needs only the
governors signature TO become a law.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-24
SEWING MACHINES

Just received q carload of the latest
White Rotary and Singer Sewing Ma
chimes. also 100 White and Singer cleo
tries Sold on easy payments. F.
c. Miller, 1879 State ST Call 1890 for
free demonstration 7-ts-7t
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Christian Church.
Calumet and Summer street.
G II Smithson. Pastor.

Calumet and Summer street
G IL Smithson. Pastor.
s30-Bible school
lG:45-Sermon and Communion.
Joe Ingraham viii read The Pro1igal
Son" George Koontz viii give + IS
minute sermon, Our Brother ana Broth
eriiness''
7.0O--Interme diate and Senior En-
deaVor
S.09-Harold Walker ard John Giea-
son viii each preach l5s/inutes. SUBJ
Death and the judgment"
The South Side bus leaves 18th and
Madison at 9:f5 The North Side bus
viii he on Sheffield 900 Huehn 80:
Oak and Hoffman. go. free ride to
and from the services
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Pine street prssnyteran Church.

Corner Pine st and Chicago ave.
Rev NJ II. Krauss. Pastor. Residence.
406 Oak St Phone Sl2M
9.45 A. m.-sunday School
IL 90 a. m.-MoFning Worship
200 .. m.-Catechism Classes.
30 D m.-Senior and Intermeciata
Christian Endeayor.
1880 o. m.-Evenlng Service.
Wednesday. 80 p. m.-Prayer Meet
ing.
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LIVE LOCAL
NEWS ADS"
BUTTON COVERING

HEMsTITCHING IN ONE DAY
Pleating. braiding. sewing machines
at bargains, oil kinds OF repairs. all
work guaranteed Call on J. Was
sey at ~ State st Just west OF Hon
man st, Phone 446-Hammond. Ind
lana. tt
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r1rst AastnoaAet episcopal Church

L T. Bassett, Pastor.
900 a. m-class meeting.
$40 a. m-Sunday school and BLDG
classes.
1915 a. rn.-Morning worship.
Theme of sermon by pastor: Help
fulness."
$50 D. m-Epworth league
1880 D. m.--Evcning worship Theme
of sermon Our Commission.
500 p m Monday-Board meeting
7:45 p. m Wednesda Prayer meet
ing Theme: Our Best for the Master
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Louis and Walter Mott LEFT this
morning for Lake winnebago to be
gone several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Hirsch and fam
lily are spending several weeks at
Frankfort. Mich
A. n Turner James Brunot and
Rose Jamison are spending the week
end at Grand Beach. the guests of 7
r. Fitzgerald and daughter. Laura
Mrs. Herbert Lampren is expected
home today from Boston Mass. where
she has been visiting for the past few
weeks.
=
Mr. and Mrs August Schneider OF
the Kenwood Apartments. Chicago. are
entertaining at dinner this evening for
Mr. and Mrs. G II. Austin and Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Dyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dyer returned
last night from Indianapolis whore
they motored several days ago
>
MIR and Mrs F. J, Eatserday and
son. Of s7 Ogden st. will leave to-
morrow for Culver, Indiana. to be gone
several weeks.
Robert T. Mott has been i'll for the
past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Jos. r. Myers Of
Warren St. viii leave tonight with
friends from Chicago for Green Lakes
Wis. They will be gone several
weeks spending part Of their time al
Fon du Lac. Wis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-24
ROOSEVELT
RESIGNATION

WASHINGTON July 24.-Assistant
Secretary OF the Navy Franklin D
Roosevelt. democratic candidate for
vice-p president. this afternoon formally
rendered his resignation to President
Wilson The resignation IS to take
effect August o.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-24
HEMSTITCHING

The strauhe Hemstitching Shop. For
fine hemstitching, beading. hand em-
proidery. buttons covered, pleatinE,
fancy stitching. and designing call at
Room 2 Straube bldg. Hammond First
class work. Mrs r. B. Clark al
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CARD OF THANKS
CARD OF THAN KS

We wish to thank our friends and
neignbors for their kindness and SYM
pathy IN our late bereavement IN the
death Of our daughter
We greatly appreciate the beautiful
floral offerings
Geo. McBee and family.
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Centenary M. =. church.

Moved TO We'll building Gosthn St
Warren G. Renslee, Pastor
Sunday school-e45 q. m
Preaching seFvice--10.45 q. m.
Epworth league p. m
Evening services p. m.
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wilt be favored b. special music b. Miss
Marguerite Stralton OF Glasgow. Mont
The pastor will deliver thesecond Of
Sunday morning series on Fhyso-analy
sis. If you are interested In good music
and up-to-date religion attend that serV-
ice at IL o'clock
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Sa4vaEon Army.
a69 East State st. Captain Samuel
Hedegaard I'm charge.
r. .. Licl6lider. Pastor.
Sunday school at 1850 p. m.
Y. r. II. al 2. m.
Salvation service at 3 r. m.
Week day meeting-Thursday Satur-
day night at p. m.
These schedules are for the summer
months.
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FIRST Church OF Christ, Scientist.

FIRST Church OF Christ, Scientist.
100 S Holman 81.
Morning service at 1o:4S.
Sunday school at IL o'clock.
Wednesday evening testimonial meet
ing at o'clock
A free reading room is open daily ex-
cept Sunday. from2 TO p. and on
Tuesday and Friday evenings from so
10 g.
The public IS cordially welcome to ali
services and TO visit the reading room
Monroe street Methodist Episcopal
Rev. Donald Wayne Riddle. Pastor.
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rirnt BAPTIST Church.

20T-213 Sibley st.
Sunday schooI-lc a m.
Morning worship-1t e. M.
Theme" F Fidelity.
intermediate CnIon-7.l5.
Evening worship-s % m.
Thene-@The Place Of Song in Public
Worship
Wednesday. 5 r. m.-Praycr and fei-
lowship service.
Topic-"The Manliness Of Jesus.
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returning from Colorado Springs, are
visiting in Hammond for several weeks
with Mrs. Lort's sister. Mrs. J, d.
Smalley and Mrs. Howard - Easter.
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TINHIN IA lTSr6 NIlIIlFlk
yBI 1e nfIa I
rhe chrtstaan FRIENDS Churcn.

At the school house on Spruce St near
Madison It. Rev. E. J. Gritfoth. Pastor
1000 a. m.-Sunday School
$50 p m.-Preaching Service.
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to Detroit. Port Huron and London
ont. Canada
Herbert Paxton of Muskegon, Mich.
spent several days as the guest IF
Holman street.
Mrs. Clara lands left yesterday
morning for her home in Allentown.
Pa. after spending two weeks with
her brother and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Kaiser. Of 1875 Detroit ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Betlby and
family Of Elm St. left yesterday for
a months vacation to be spent with
friends and relatives in Hebron and
Valparaiso. While in Hebron they
will be the guests Of Mrs. May Bruss
-
MT. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson OF
Indiana Harbor. announce the birth Of
a son. at st, Margarets hospital.
Friends gathered at the home of Mfr.
and Mrs. n Liscomh. on Clinton St.
and gave them a housewarming. the
affair being in the nature of a surprise
Gently moved here from Charlottesville
The guests presented them with a
beautiful bouquet of flowers Dancing
and games were enjoyed during the
evening and the music was furnished
by the Lipscomb brothers and Roy
Domke. At eleven o'clock a three
course luncheon was served. The fol
lowing guests were present: MI and
M "a ~
Mrs. L. Teboda. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Teboda, Mr. and Mrs H. O. Pol
lock and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Ldpseomh. Mrs. Rena Pollock Mrs.
Margaret Rudolph. Eva Teboda. Thelms
Of Chicago; Clarence Lipscomb. Dan
Ike and Ed. spirack.
The engagement of Elsie Greenwaid
TO Andrew Rooney was announced last
evening at party given by Miss Green
.wald at her home. 514 Michigan ave
The rooms were prettily decorated IN
the brides colors of pink and white
and a doll dressed as a bride. adorned
the center Of the table Pink roses
were given the girls as favoFs Games
were played ana the prizes were award
ed to Mrs. Carl Zahrte. Elsie Fisher
and Ethel Wilson, the consolation
prizes were given to May Davidson.
olivia Linsemann and Ethel Wilson.
Maybelle Howe of North Holman st.
is recovering from a severe attack OF
tonsilitis.
Liberty Camp. No. s4S7. r. N. Of A.
will hold a school of instruction On
Monday afternoon at 1870. in the h
l.. of s. hall over the Lion store
State Deputy Neighbor Anderson of
Terre Haute will be present In the
evening at eight o'clock there will be
class adoption and refreshments will be
served Liberty Camp No. s4s7 ex-
tends an invitation 10 all surrounding
camps of the Royal Neighbors to be
present st the afternoon and evening
session.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Lort, who are
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2O2 Truman ave Rev. Berk. Pastor
Phone Il93J.
$50 a m.-sunday School and Bibie
Study.
10. 80 a. m.-Morning Service
1880 p. m.-Epworth Lea que.
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raret presbyterian churcn.

Holman and Hi ghland SIS.
j. G. Parrett Minister
Bible school a 3 .45 q. m.
Morning worship at 1900 a. m.
Subject-"The Gospel for An Age Of
Unrest
Christian Endeayor az $40 p. m
No evening service during July and
August
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Tha Aasocaated bible students hold pu
zion III. Z. Church.

he rerVfcea every ounnay N Dud 7 q
lows Hall Services are undenomlna
tional and the speaker is from Chicago
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11nrnnnuel Evangelical Cnurcn.

$40 sibley St Rev. Carl Schaeffer
pastor. Phone 1lS5W.
400 a. m.-Sunday school
1915 g. m.-Sermon by the pastor.
No evening service.
Wednesday. 1870 p. m.-Cong regat tona
meeting.
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Rev. Peter Well, pastor,
a30 a. m. Sunday School.
1890 a. fn-Chu-ch Service.
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St. Paul's lutheran Church.


IS Clinton st.
W r. Lichtsinn. Pastor.
s.0o-Preparatory service
9.30-German service with Holy Com
munion
Congregational meeting after service.
English service next Sunday, 1855.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-24

The Ladies Flag Tournament yester-
day afternoon at the Hammond Country
club was won by Mrs. W. F Howat
ana the low score was won by Mrs
H. NJ. Johnson.
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rr,ntty Euglisn Lutheran Church

X Of P. Temple. corner Holman and
Ogden SITS.
H Mackenser. Pastor. % Mason St.
Phone 144S.
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returning from Colorado Springs, are
visiting in Hammond for several weeks
with Mrs. Lort's sister Mrs. j, d.
Smalley and Mrs. Howard b. Easter.
Mrs. VIII Lawson and daughter.
Geraldine. Of webb st. will leave to-
morrow evening for Buffalo and Ma
CARA Falls. Mr. Lawson and son. VIII
liam will motor there the last OF next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o j. Benz. Of Pitts
burgh. who came TO Chicago to attend
the Elks convention. are now visiting
at the home of Mrs. Benz's mother,
Mrs. c. E. Babcock Mrs Benz was
formerly May Hubbard OF this city.
Mrs. o. Routsong. of Wilcox ave.
entertained at beach party on Friday
at Lake Front Park in honor OF Mrs
O. J. Benz
Anna Mahoney. of East State st, and
Angela Hofbauer. of Bauer st, are
visiting their aunt. Mrs. Elizabeth
Burk. of Cook. Ind. They will also
visit at Cedar Lake before returning
home.
-
NJ and Mrs. Geo. Graham returned
this morning from a weeks outing st
Grsys Lake, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C Waggoner at
tended g. theater party in Chicago on
Wednesday.
Roy c. Clark. contractor and build
er. OF Indiana Harbor. who left with
his family a week ago for a trip
through the west. writes from Noun
tain Home. Idaho He says: we are
climbing the hills and the mountains
daily and having the finest kind OF
time. We are getting used to sleep
ing in a tent"
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Dav1ne healing Meetings,

Held at our branch. sos Truman ave
every Sunday at 10 a m. All free. Al
welcome.
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Katherine and Cecilia Kolh and Mary
Ruth OF Hammond. and Marie Konratt
Of Chicago. will spend the week end at
st. Msry's OF the Woods. Ind
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Personal and
Social Ne1c,s

DR. }. 4 Chevigny and family have
returned from an extended motor triI
To Detroit. Port Huron and London
Ont. Canada.
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A. n Turner, James Brunot and
Rose Jamison are spending the week
end at Grand Beach. the guests of I
r. Fitzgerald and daughter Laura
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Herbert Paxton, of Muskegon, Mich
spent several days as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. W G. Paxton. of ).
Holman street.
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Mayeeile Howe of North Holman st
is recovering from a severe attack OF
tonsiIitis.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Hirsch and fam
iiy are spending several weeks at
Frankfort. Mich.
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Louis and Walter Mott left this
morning for Lake Winnebago to be
gone several weeks.
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Mrs Clara lands left yesterday
morning for her home in Allentown.
Pa. after spending two weeks with
her brother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Kaiser. Of 1875 Detroit ST.
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Mr.. and Mrs A. 8 Lort. who are
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MI. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson or
Indiana Harbor, announce the birth Of
a SON at St. Margaret's hospital.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Betlby and
family Of Elm St. left yesterday for
a months vacation to be spent with
friends and relatives in Hebron and
Valparaiso. While in Hebron they
will be the guests of Mrs. May Bruss
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Mrs, o. Routsong. of wilcox ave.
entertained at a beach party on Friday
at Lake Front Park in honor OF Mrs.
o. J. Benz.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Waggoner at
tended 8 theater party in Chicago on
Wednesday.
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Mrs. Herbert Lamprell is expected
home today from Boston Mass. where
she has been visiting for the past few
weeks.
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MI. and Mrs. Geo. Graham returned
this morning from a weeks outing at
Grays Lake. Ill.
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Robert Mott has been i'll for tn
past few days.
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MaUMa1:ic
[kx4 By ElednOrHpOTter M|
UMnIN COPYRIGHT 79ao MM0
C0PYRIoHT

but she only ohuckled and said that's
about what it'amounted TO In some
cases) Tho very ideai
The whole town was excited over
the affair. and Nurse Sarah heard n
lot OF their talk. Some thought she
was an astronomer like him. Some
thought she was very rich. and may
be famous. Everybody declared she
must know 70 lot. anyway. and be
and they said she was probably tall
and wore glasses. and would he 80
years old. at least hut nobody
guessed anywhere near what she
really was. f..
Nurse Sarah said she should never
forget the night she came. and how
rho looked. and how utterly flabber-
gantad everybody was 90 see her--a
little slim is-year- old girl with yell
low curly hair and the mcrrient
laughing eyes they had ever seen.
Don't know Don't just love
mothers eyes when they sparkle and
twinkle when we're of together
sometimes In tho woods7) And nurse
said mother was 30 escNcd the day
she came. and went laughing and
dancing all over the house. exclaim-
Ing over everything. q can't I'm
aginc that 80 we'll Mother moves 20
quietly now. everywhere. and IL 40
tired. most all the timr) but she
wasn't tired then. nurse says-not a
mite.
"nut how did father aet-- 7 de-
mRndcd. wasn't he displcasrd and
-candaiiEed and shocked. and every
thipgf"
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Nurse shrugged her shoulders and
rnired her eyebrows-the way she
does when she feels particularly Hu-
perior. Then she said:
''Do7 What does any old fool
begin your pardon an no -offense
meant. Miss Mary Marie-but what
does any man do what's got bejug-
gied with pretty face. an his
senses completely took away from
him by chit OF giri7 Well. that's
what he did. lie acted as n he was
bewitched. He followed her around
the house like n dog-when he wasn't
leadin' her TO something new: an he
never took his eyes off her face ex-
cept 10 look at US. as much as TO
say; Now amt she the adorable
crcature7-
"My father did that I gasped.
And. really. you know. Just couldn't
believe my ears. And you wouldn't
either. N you knew father. why.
| never saw him act like that"
mo. guess you didn't" laughed
Nurse Sarah with n shrug. And
ncittor did anybody eise-for long. ="
But how long did II LAST" !
asked.
"oh. n month. or maybe six weeks. %
shrugged Nurse Sarah. Then II
came September and college began.
and your father had 10 30 back TO
his teaching. Things began TO change
then
Right then. so you could sec
them ] wanted 10 know.
Nurse Sarah shrugged her should
ors again.
"oh. la chrid. what a little aues-
ton bos you are. an no mistake, e
she sighed. But she didn't look mad
not like the way she does wher |
ask why she can take her teeth out
and most OF her nair OFF and can't:
and things like that. CAS- ~ didn't
Know What does she take me for
chiid7) She didn't even look dis
picased-Nursc Sauh loves 10 talk
LAS N ] didn't know that, tool She
Just threw that quick look OF hers
over her shoulder and settled back
contentediy In her chair. knew
then ! should get the whole story.
And ] did. And I'm going TO toll II
here In her own words. just aa well
an can remember it--bad grammar
and all SO please remember that
am not making all those mistakes.
It's Nurse Sarah.
guess. tho. thu, ia better put 4,
into o new chapter. This one II
yards long already. How do they
tell when to begin and end chap,ers7
I'm thinking It's going TO be some
Job. writing this book--diary. I mean.
But shall love IL. know. And this
In . real story--not like those made
up things I've always written for the
girls at school