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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-28
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cele greco-catolice, pc cind Il
Oradea proportia inversa.
Sc admite inchiderea discutiei
Sc pune La vot urgenta propusi
de dl iBogdan Dlica 81 sc res
pinge.
I'd. GURITA interpeleaza pc d
ministru de finanter taslrpra att
tudinei unor fllnct:onari slupe
riori din minister fata de uni
parlamentari.
d. dprita anunta apoi o alta
interpelare GU privire la faptul
ca GU tonte ca s'a ,hOta11t ca d-nii
ministri sd acorde- audiente d-lo)
parlamentari Tntre orele II 81
la ministere, totusi aceasta dispo.
zitie anu Sc respecte.
d. MlNIsTRU GRECEANu
asigura de toata solicitudinea &C
d-nii ministri au pentru d-nii
parliamentary.
ID. PRESEDlNTE cere luarea
in considerare a proiectului de
lege pentru recunoasterea ca per.
soana morala a societatei MA.
rasti".
, Legea Sc pune la vot GU bile 81
sc adanite i'm unanimitate.
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dl Take lOnescu.
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S: S. HENRY MALLORY la C0NSTANTA 2 0CTOMBRE
SoRlEJI DUPA MDRUMAR1 La Q627Se)
HENRY g. ZARO, BANCHE-R
50. COOPER SQUARE NEW YORK. N. Y.
INFIINTARRA EPISCOPIEI
DE LA ORADEA-MARE.

Sc interverteste ordinea de ii
81 Sc da cuvintul mitropolitului
Ardealului, raportor al proiectu.
lui de lege pentru inIfiintarea
episcOpiei de la Oradea-Mare.
Dupa ce sc citeste proectul
pentru restatornicirea episcopici
din Oradea- Mare, ia c,lNintul mi
tropolitul primat, care arata ca
proectul acesta este repararea
nnei mari-netlrptati istorice.
Rominismul 81 ortoIdoxism,ll
s'au salstinut reciproc. Aceasta
au stiut-o 81 opresovii de eri al
rominilor de peste murnti: de
aceea persecutind biserica orto-
doxa,' cautau de fapt sa inabuse
rominismul. Prin reinfiintarea
episcopiei de la OraIdea Mare Sc
da populated locale satisfactie
meritata 81 rominismului o forta
noua.
1ntreb pc dl ministru de cutie,
prin aminarea iinfiintarei episco-
piei de Cluj, sau mi periclitata
fnfiintarea acestei episcopii?
d. ministru COCA: Este de
'datoria noastra CA spiritul drep-
tatei istorice sd n Sc reverse in
toate fnfaptuirile noastre. De a.
ceea am 1nceput cu episcopia de
la Orade-Mare. Granitele NH Sc
pazesc numai Gu tunul, ci 81 cu
sllfletul. MOI am vrut sa inte.
meiem un punct de reazim pen
tru frontiera noastra sufleteasca
de acolo. Stunt insa de parere ca
acelaS nevOle SllfleteaSca impune
81 fnfiintarea mei episcopii la
Cluj ca 81 pentru rominii do
brogeni.
Proectul admis Gu unanimi-
tate de voturi.
i..'' y
Sc continua apoi GU votarca
legei islazlmilor, votindu-se fara
nici modificare de ia art.
800.
d. TANASESCU propune in
troducerea articolului 40, admis
Gle comitetul delegation. Sc vo-
teaza.
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Sedinta Sc ridica la ora /. anun-
tlndu-se cea viitoare pc All.
("Universul").
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] CO N vOc.ARE E

Soc. Romina de Ajaltor 81 Gull
tnra Ammonia" din st. Louis.
Mo-, Convoaca pc toti membrii
SAL de a lua parte La Adunarea
Generala, lunara ce Sc va tinea
in Dumineca din 3 Octombrie
1920 la orele 2 40 p. m. in Hala
din a S-lea 81 Barry Str.
AWlnd in vedere, inportanta
chestiunilor ce lie avem de rezol-
vat, sunt rugati fratii membrii
de a nu lipsi de la prezenta Adu-
naf. Presidiul.
(24-25)
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PACEA DE LA ST.
GERMAN.

+. ID. TAKE IONESCU, ministru
de externe, deplne proectll de
lege pentru ratificarea pacii de
Ia st. Germain. Sc admite ur-
genta.
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Verlit clrat ......... $139.2 .23
Gu care Sc va repara bancile
din hala Piarochiei pentru copii
care merg Ia scoal;1 pentru IN
vata 81 a scVe Romineste adeea
in lim,ba noastra materna. Deci
fncd odata adncem vile nuastr:
enultumiri tutnror fratilor Ro~
mini 81 ii 4rugam ca, 81 pc viitori
sa ne onoreze cn prezentia dunn
~D1ndu-ne valorosul Dior
sprijin..
In nlmele, parochiei Gr.IOr.
Rom. SIT. Gheorghe.
Avisalon Marian, Presedinte.
Samoila Halnagie, Secretar.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
MILITARY TRAINING
In u. s. CERTAIN

WASHINGTON, Feb. q. - Universal
military training as a part Of the fu-
mre military policy Of the United
States was approved in principle yes
terday by the House Military Com
mltiee. which decided by a margin OF
two votes that the army reorranizaa-
ton bill should make provision for
such a plan, effective July 1. 1922
The vote in the committee was along
bipartisan lines, three Democrats JOIN
ing with eight Republicans in putting
the training plan through. Four Re
publicans and i've Democrats opposed
70. Those voting for general training
were Kahn, Cal 'fornia; Greene. Yer
mont: Crqgo. Pennsylvania; Ss~ford.
New York; Miller. Washington; Marin.
Pennsylvania: James Michigan, and
Fuller Massachusetts. 1apubl'cans. and
Caldwell, New York; ulney. Massachu-
sctts. and Fisher, Tennessee, Demo-
Gratis.
Those opposing were: Anthony, Kan
sas; Mckenzie, Illinois: Hull, Iowa, and
Hearns, Ohio. RepuDl cans. and Don't.
Alahama: Fields. Kentucky; Quinn, Mis-
sissipi: Wise, Georgia, and Harrison.
Virginia, Democrats.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
JUST TIE SAME
by EVANGELIST DAVID \. NycREN

II you cannot be great big blazing
sun.
Do no, cover up your fl,ckering blaze,
shine Just the same
There are hours when the sun his
course has run.
When your light can brighten up some
place,
shine just the samel
n you cannot be the blisterins Hight
OF day,
DO not turn into a gloomy cloud.
Shine Just the same
Marry walk in shadows deep along
lfe's way.
Where no light but yours is e'er al
lowed
Shine Just the samel
II you cannot bless the twisting. turn
ing world.
DO not on {. but live along the road.
Help just The same
Many In despair their cOlors all have
furled
Put your shoulder underneath their
load,
Help just The samel
n you cannot understand he universe,
Know ihyself and strive TO know thy
God.
SIN le Just the same
KnOwinv God and sef the gloom you
WI spcrse.
Flow'-s Of Faith WI spring right thru
the sod.
Shine just the samel
Rest secure that God. Who watches
over all.
Know. each battle you have lost or
won,
March bravely onl
There is not a deed too big and none
too small.
God has tnowlodgr Of them every one.
March bravely oni
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
.TISTEN LESTER

Before the actual Appearance OF
listen Lester" al The Playhouse next
week. Wilmington thealregoers and
musical comedy lovers. are familiar al
ready with The nature OF ,he produc-
ton and The melody Of It's songs which
have become nat onally known and
have been played 60 dances. resiaur-
ants and IN other ? aces Where popu-
lar current music Is given
Not only are the songs and dance
pieces particularly popular when heard
outside Of thc actual performance, but
The actual rendition Is OF su,h a type
a. TO make the aud ence doub,y appre-
ciate the merits Of the music when ID
Is given IN "Liston Lester
All OF the principals and chorus can
sing and dance and in the course Of
events that transpire so rapidly De
fore the eyes, many occasions ar -
wherein the entire company appear
on the stage in many novel dance feat
tres.
Charming Mabel Wilhec, young and
pretty will play the fem ME lead while
Fred Heider takes the honors Of the
male role as the agile and amusing WI
liam penn. Jr. OF Palm Beach.
Nj. He'dcr appeared in Wilmington
las season in Tumble Inn
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
CARDINAL HAS
WORDFOR Church
Message Will Be Read To-
morrow in Every Cath
olic Church
LETTER COVERS
MANY SUBJECTS

More than 10000 600 American Cath
olics. according 90 conservative esti-
mate, will not only attend mess but
receive holy communion tomorrow
morning in response 70 The appeal Of
Cardinal Gibbons and The American
Catholic hierarchy that God may bless
the work outlined in the pastoral let
ter which will be read in every C'th-
ole church in the United states TO-
morrow.
For the first time in 35 years the
American Catholic archbishops and
bishops are issuing a pastoral letter TO
heir clergy and laity and every Cath
allie has been called upon 10 hear and
heed the message and to receive holy
communion.
In Wilmington thousands OF men and
women and children have pledged
themselves 70 receive holy communion
and communities IN this city are unit
ing with their brethren throughout The
WMANAN W IL dyer NuA NlAE NNlN|NNN~ va
he movement Throughout The cOun-
try there are almost 2U00000 boys and
girls attending colleges academies and
preparatory schools. and these schol-
ars. under direction Of their teachers,
priests brothers and sisters. will at
Tend early mass and receive holy com
munion.
As the letter is Of considerable length.
on abstract will be supplied 10 all
fastors and in most parishes will be
'ad In place Of the lengthier document.
The letter is the product OF the united
thought Of the American Catholic hler-
1rchy. 10 has been signed by Cardinal
Gibbons on his own behoH and in be-
half OF all other members Of the hier-
1rchy.
The pastoral letter was written along
lines laid down by the bishops at their
ceneral meeting last September. The
letter takes a comprehensive view OF
The world situation and insists that
reconstruction shall proceed on sound
Christian principles ard not along lines
~ mere expedency. The need Of JUS
tee and charity Is emnhasized in the
htier end 70 explains how On sse Nir-
tues must he applied 20 the practical
solution OF the pressing problems OF all
civilized nations
The letter viii discuss the problems
u marriage and divorce. industrial re-
tat'ons. national conditions and inter
national affairs. 10 lays a stress on
education as a means Of reconstruction
and sets forth the principles on which
a..Frranffar4 ah h.. -
The letter will explain the organlza-
tlon effected by the hierarchy OF all
Catholic agencies through the National
Catholic War Council. OF which Car
dinal Gibbons was the president, and
s shows how this organization Is TO
De perpetuated in The council. Perma-
ment pe7ce, the document declares. can
be secured only by every Catholic do
ing his duty as a Catholic and as a
citizen Of the United states.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
AMERICANS H0N0RTD
BY KING NICH0LA

PARIS. Jan. % tBy Mall-ln recog-
milton OF the service rendered 10 Mon
tenegro since the armisilce. Lieutenant
Colonel Mestcherlnoff Of the Russian
Military Mission, today decorated Rcd
Cross worters here. at the direction
OF K'ng Nicholas Of Montenegri. The
Order n Prince Danllo was awarded 90
~ Red Cross officers. Licuienant-COloncl
Robert z 0lds. Detroit. Red C oss Com
missioner 10 Europe. receiving the
order Of the second class
The order OF the third class was
awarded 10 Lieutenant-ColOnel Ernest
p. B'csnell. OF Washington. u. c..
Deputy Commissioner to Eurone: Lieu
tenant Colonel Henry W. Ande son. OF
Richmond. Va. Commissioner for the
Balkan States; Lleutenant-Colonel
Gnowlton Mixer. OF Buffalo. n. Y. Com
missioner for France; Lieutenant
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
PLANNING ROAD
WORK in SUSSEX

special 10 The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD. Feb 2i james u. Nc
Gloihen. Elmer r. Rggn, B Frank
Gray. Charles l. Joseph and George w.
Iatne'd Of the road commission, ac-
companlcd by County Engineer W. E.
Hawk ms, we're In ScafOrd yesterday In
spccling roads in this section. They
were on a tour OF the county roads and
vs. ted the proposed Blades-Conco-d
road. Thomas :. Holt president Of the
Holt Construction Co, OF Federalsburg
Nd who has the contract TO build the
B,ades-Concord road. was also here
Yesterday. making plans 20 start the
work the first week In March. HIS
son, John Hot, will have charge OF
the work here The Holt Construc-
ton Company has also contract 10
build a state road at Church Creek
Nd.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
spO1IylNNA-

To-day WI b ihe last p"ese1tst'on OF
Mary P'ckford m 'Pollya7na Which
has delighted lar.e aud ences for The
past two weeks at The Victoria Tho
atre Everybody who has sofar faf'cd
10 see in.s wonderful play Of "Gl1d-
ness should not fall TO respond TO this
last call
Beginning Nfonday Alice Brady in
"The r ar Market" her latest success
from the play by Amel'e RlNes VIII
be the feature attraction at the Victoria
Theatre next week
"Thc Fear Market" WI b. easily
identified as the screen adaptation OF
the powerful story by the same name
writ n by Princess Troubetzky. which
c,ca.od such a furorr when II was pub
li.hed some tine ago.
The added attraction VIII be a sun
shine comedy entitled 'Footlight
Maids"
Evening journal., 1920-02-21

defense and proper care FOR our for
eign commerce require a merchant ma
rine Of the best type OF modern ships
flying the American fag, manned by
American seamen. owned by private
capital and operated by private energy
"we are opposed 10 a large army
OF profess 'oral soldiers, We favor the
dcmocrtic policy Of a small stand ng
army with a trained citizen reserve.
we shall appeal TO the people 10
support a policy Of beral and con-
structlve progress both al home and
abroad. one which viii secure interna-
tional cooperation for the preventir
Of war and the reduction OF arm
ments without scriflc ng love Of cou
fry and American ideals TO a false am
harmful form OF internatlOnal.sm.'
The convention then unanimously
the elect on st The spring
primary Of the following delegates-at-
large and alternates 10 the Republican
National Convention in Chicago next
June:
s-at-large-I'nlted states Sen
ator James w. Wad~vOrth. Jr.. United
states Senator William NJ Calder,
Nathan L. Miller and William Boyce
The convention then adjourned.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
GOUGING UNDERTAKEN
THWARTED BY X. OF c.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2i.-Mrs. A. Devera,
N Chicago. the first American mother
30 bring back from France the body Of
Ter son, who died in service, arrived
here yesterday aboard the steamship
8rittania. Her son, James Devcra. who
was in the naval service, died OF injuries
IN action II sea and was buried in Mar
-eilles.
The coffin, draped with an American
Tag. was escorted with military honors
rom the pier TO the Pennsylvania sta
ton. 10 be taken 10 Chicago for burial
The Knights Of Columbus provided a
motor truck for the journey across the
city after an undertaken had demanded
- for a hearse.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21

Colonel Henry n FaIrolough, OF stan
ford University, Calf, Commissioner
to Montenegro. and Majors Charles Dex-
ter Nor Is, OF Olean. n ": James A..
Mills, OF New York city; Cha les G
Payson. OF B eoklne. Mass. Richard
p. Allen. Of Craig. Mo-. and George H..
Bird, OF Dallas. Texas. Captain Wal
lace O'Brlen. OF 81 Paul, MINI, re-
ceiyed the order OF the fourth class.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
MINSTREL SHOW
LAST TIME TONIGHT

Al G. Field and his minstrel singers
and comedians bring their weeks visit
TO Whining on 10 close tona.ht when
they give the last OF their eight per
70 mances at the Playhouse.
The entertainment that Mr. Field and
his organization had 10 offer has made
many new friends for hem and re-
talned and firmly cemented old friend
shlns.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
Ar THE CNRRICk

Alma Nelson. "ihe girl on her toes" "
viii be at the Garrick Theatre next
week. with the "Back and White Re
vue." which VII be presented by y. B.
Fly. with n ga'axy OF STARS. Getting
Unmarried" is the title OF a clever
comedy creation. which VIII BE- iTiven
by Wlpsm / Gibson and Regina Con
nell Then there Is Eddie Kane and
Jay Herman. 'fhe m'dn ght sons In a
comody offtrng; Nell O'C0nnell known
as nc rosebrd Of song; Fenton and
Fields. IN q sroc'al comedy Offering;
Jones and Grecnlee In What DID You
Do2" Francs and Smith novelty
sports. and Elma and company In BITS
OF comedy
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
y. o. :. or 4 TO ATTEND
PHILADELPHIA T.

The Patriotic order sons OF America
VIII 90 to Ph h'ladalph'a This even
ing 10 attend the big class initiation Of
over 1000 candidates. They will meet
at the new hall, No iO5 West Seventh
street. at $50 o'clock, from there they
VIII march 10 the station.
on Sunday morning they will attend
Brsck-Ex church and will meet at the
hall at $50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
attractions at The CITY Theatres

because OF her rare quality Of talent
comes TO the Playhouse Tuesday and
Wednesday. March and in her latcst
Metrof oliian success 'One Nslht In
Rome The play Is the work OF her
gifted husband J. Hartley Manners who
begin with peg o. My Heart" in
which 10 eNp'o.t Mss Taylor's talent
as a comedlenne and hss now In his
latest work zone n ght In Rome
proved that she Is possessed Of emo
tional tal Mt OF the highest order
"One Night IN Rome" viii be pre-
scented In Wilmington by the same cast
that appeared IN support OF Mss ray-
l0r In New York where the play is
Just closing an engagement at the Cri-
terlOn Theatre
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
WESLEY DEFEATS sALEsIANUM

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Feb 2i.-The strong Sales
lanum basketball team OF Wilmington,
went down to defeat here last e~eni"q
In one OF the hardest fought battles Of
the searon in the gymnasium Of the
Wesley Collegiate Institute, where the
local team won by the score OF 20
TO 10.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
"COyNTERFTIT"

The lrsl attraction for next week
at the Majestic Theatre Is Elsie Fer
gusons picture 'Counierfe.t' Nh ch
will be az the theatre the FIRST three
days.
Counterfeit" will Offer Mss Fergu-
son an excellent vh'c'e OF expression
for her glorious beauty and her pleas
ing personality
'Toby's Bow" Is Tom Moores latest
picture ana WI IA nish the entertain
ment for the last three days OF the
week.
The picture Is taken from the stage
play Of the same name.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
"rnE wOM,N IN TIE sUITCAsE.r

End Bnnett. Thomas IT Ince s
charming little star. Is to be at the
Queen Monday and Tuesday in 'rne
Woman In the Suitcase" her latest pho
tOplay.
Enid Benefits greatest charm lies In
her simplicity and her utter disrc-
gard for fads and fancies 10 put her
character over She seems TO get into
intimate touch with her character ana
TO present her and her own.
Mabel Normand in "Pinio' viii be-
gin a four-dsy showing at the Queen
on Wednesday. From all reports and
criticisms This is about as funny a
photor lay as Mabel Normand has ever
presented.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
HE DIDN'T LOOK
LIKE MUCH MONEY

ST PAUL. Feb. 2O-Becausc his cuffs
were frayed and his coat faded, Tony
Vondre couldn't cash a s35s check here.
Instead they locked him mp while The
police investigated him and The check.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
TUBERCULOSIS

II was when physicians
said Il was impossible for
J. VI. Miller, Ohio Druggls;.
to survive the ravages OF Tu
berculosis. he began expert
menting on himself. and dis
covered the Home Treatment.
known as ADDILINE. Any
one with coughs, showing tu-
hercular tendency or Tuber-
1srue sDd address 20
90 foiurtbu.. OH.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
BLAuE CIVILIANS
FOR TOWN LOOTINc

Ell PASO. Feb 20 Civilians. not Vil-
lisiss, were responsible for lootlng In
The town Of Laredo, near Torreon. Feb.
4, according TO a report which has
reached The Juarez military authorities.
Troops from Torreon stopped tho
trouble.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
DEAD ON ~
YOUR FEET

., Feeling dull, tired. worn.run-down7
Shake upthat lazy liverwith Schenck's
nandrake Pills tonight and mark
Their magic effect. One dose will
PROVE their efficacy and make Won
feel like new being.
Constipation, bilior-ness. billions
neadache, etc, readily weld TO
ochenck's Mandrake Pills.
uneo.ted or sugar coated
Dr. j. II. Schenck G. Son. Philadelpbis
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
.oNE NIGHT IS ROME. 81

Laurette Taylor who occupies a most
unique position on the American stag
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
Our Poets Corner

For Verses Written Specially for
The Evening Journal.
Evening star., 1920-08-08

next day If he lived Well, he never
gave me a red cent-and he never will. u
And the chuckle that went with the
prophecy showed that the Joke was
worth the money:
+ ** 4
CHE was d vigorous woman with
~ thick white hair. with rippies ts
1t, and with double deck Of mag
nihcent teeth. Her figure WAS
straight. Strong and self=reliant, and
she carried her head with an air that
called for bay leaves instead Of q
white. ostrich teque. She had Just Sc
lected q ready-made lavender geor-
gette, fewered with plum and silver,
and was considering the black one
Ing to decide on;
Say. old girl. why don't you get
out of the lone. lorn class and wear
eelors to match Your disposition? OF
course. we have lost our youth in the
shuttle, but that's no reason VIC should
go In mourning for 1t.
EVERY ttmo | take on an extra inch
IN my waist line ! treat myself to q
cheerfuler color--to let my, body
know that there are no age lines on
my soul. If my belt ever gets the
size of the equator I shall froiic back
to oameo-pink In memory Of my first
bark back to that ball because that
was whore I met my lieutenant. Oh,
Of course. know what folks had to
say about the way he tomahawked my
youth. but. anyhow. poor Phil paid
the price, and know how I was nit
led. ACCIDENTALLY. when his death left
me with nothing ahead Of me but q
Evening star., 1920-08-08

The proverb man might possibly
have resented the infringement on his
original saw, but he must remember
that he has been dead a long time now
and the world Is travelling along the
road to progress.
And whom you come right down to
human progress. there is really moth
Ing that gets ahead Of legs.
TT wedding rings could tell their
own stories each would make a
book - some yellow-backed. with
thrills from cover to cover. others
gilt-edged idyls. and every last one
as interesting as those other human
documents that we would know about
II waters could talk as they flow"
Even this column could many tale
unfold except that space limitations
brings the ring season to close.
which is a pity, because, naturally,
you would like to know about the
ring that was lost for fifty years and
was found on a golden wedding night
in a packed-away baby's bootee.
And the ring that was so large
that the husband wore it until he
bought another. which proved a dis
appointment, since it was 14-carat
gold where the original was 1S-carat"
and bore the exact date of the
wedding, instead of two days later
which "he" had had engraved on
the first ring to commemorate the
honeymoon sea voyage; the date on
which they would ''set sail on life's
sea"-and which seems to have
worked a hoodoo. since it gave Mrs.
Evening star., 1920-08-08

Wife "a queer feeling which she
couldn't analyze"-and now they"
have decided that they are happier
apart.
If that ring could put in a word.
II would doubtless remind the little
madam that a 14-carat costs more
these days than the old-time is style.
and that a date that symbols the
spiritual significance of a marriage
ceremony means more than a sea voy-
age that any one may take at any
time.
Also. it might mention. conf
dentially, that in this world around
US there are many lonely men and
women who would be grateful for
the comradeship and home-happiness
of a 14-carat shine, li1e-say-the writer
of this:
Il am a single woman, who hates
it. Just to amuse myself, to myself.
| bought a wedding ring and. mind
full of my Dickens, named myself Mrs.
Harris, wife of Mr.. Harris of the un-
real state business. l celebrated my
silver wedding by a trip to Niagara
Falls-thinking all the way how
folks would make fun of me. lone
woman, invading the mecca of new
made brides and bridegrooms, but.
honey, when j got there / found
forty eleven other old maids on vaca-
ton. and only a foursome of Just
marrieds.'"
Oh. yes. there would be what dear
goneby Billings used to call some
monstous good readin's in this world
if wedding rings could tell stories and
the waters could talk as they flow.
MAMIE LANCASTER.