The evening world., 1920-09-01
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NAne afeH lofH HenihG W0rdl 80.
CEN GAMMA. look at the aeropdano
wi me and lay slav'h4ky
made. Can ] 20 up on Inc
roof and ny II with Johnny Rangle?'
asked the little Jarr boy
How many times have told you
you oannot2" replied his mother
Promise mamma you won't 60 np ON
the root. Don't you remember how
mamma read to you out Of the paper
about the little boy nying his kite ON
the roof and falling on II and getting
Killed, and then that little' bovnwaa
buried and i-.a
Hero Mrs. Jars feelings overcame
her at the thought of such a tragedy
being repeated, and she clasped Mas
ter Jar 70 her and made him proin-
Use he would never think Of suot. a
thing. v,aI
The little fellow promised dutituliy.
and then said: go
But l can ny aeroplnnes on the
roof when I'm bigger. can't n.
"oh. when you're a big boyoyou
won't want to hy them on the roofi-
said his mother. you'll be a regular
aeronaut. trust--not." But she said
the mot" under her breath. -
But can't l 60 up on our roof ana
see the Rlrship Sidney slavinslSy. Iszy
Slavinsky's big brother, Ia buildinKAbn
his roof7" asked the boy.
u don't want you to 20 on any roof
at all" replied Mrs. Jarr. THOSE
Slavinsiy boys have no busineash ON
our roof or their roof. and they,l get,
killed II they try TO ny with any ma
chine they can make"
But we see people dying In them.
mamma" said the little boy. Il Think
I'll be an airship man when I grow IN.
Papa saw the man flying In the, Sero-
plane to San Francisco from his Of
ace window. didn't her T'i
Yes, he said So" Mra. Jarr,..D-
Swered. -but It Will be a long dim.
yet before those things are nafS TO
ride In. and my little boy mustn't
tsak atcut sHch .hta$s."
AN right, nav. I won't II youu
gimme 10 cents to 80 got some can
dy." said the boy. fT
Mrs. Jar. hoping the money reward
would make him mindful of the warn
Ing. gave him the dime. and the Ijttio
boy romped downstairs 70 where, NJ
little sister was sitting. 80
cried. r
And he opened . tightly cIenca..a
little hand 10 show the money. 7'F7'
What did you get II forP'' asloed
the little girl, rising 70 20 10 tha
source Of supplies. a'r'
Because l promised I wouIdna no
ON the roof" said the little boy.
The little girl reFarded hin, dis6is,,
fully and then she hurried upStalr-
II want 10 centsI I want 10 csff. -.
she cried, As she Game In the room
where her mother VIVA You gave
Willie 10 cents!"
You had 10 osnts yoSterdny anS
your brother didn't" said Mrg' Jar
Now you 90 right down ON the StepS
ana play With your doll or TN nun
lSh you by looking you in the closet g
want 10 centsl WINES got 10
cents cried the little girl. -
you're not going to get 10 ctntn.
but you'H get a whippinEI' saad IN
Jar In measured tones. "a
The CLEAN Of determination I'm hey
eye made the little GIRL come II a
pause. Then 1t occurred to her ~ Ne
/ the Indirect method OF her bro{Ac -
, might be the better one. "
Can / go over in the park 70 tHhu
. asked. III can't have 10 cents, :..an
!. go over in the park?" "a
You can't go unless someboh =
with you" said Mrn. Jarr. "You dow
that" ~"
Gan I so around the OornIr p
asked the little girl. 20
You must stay on the stoop where
can see you from the window, - aId
the patient mother. You Know.
mamma never let's her little giff 20
around the corner alone" M
"Wtllie's gone to the moving IlRdc-
ture show" said the little girl, plain
lively. =.
wen. n yoa= prcmiae MAMMA
never TO 30 away from the door; -end
n you'h be a good girl and Not
bother her any moro. mamma will
take you to see the moving pictafes
too" said Mrs. Jarr; and she Eotsher
hat. -
Thus ended, successfully, the Quarts
Of the chips OF the old block "a ket
what they wanted by pretending they
wanted something else.