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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-26
WHEAT IS ATTACKED
BY RUST; 0AT YIELD
HAS GOOD OUTLOOK
GENERAL CROP CONDITIONS ~
COUNTY FAVORABLE, ALTHO
LATE CORN is SHOWING EE-
FECTS OF FREAkISH WEATHER

Rust has taken hold of the wheat
crop IN part OF La Sale county and
evidences Of it are showing I'D In SeF
eral localities. Up until last week
farmers and agricultural experts hal
maintained tina the crop would bt
fair when the weather conditions were
taken into considerati ion. With wheat
nearly all cut, the total crop Is way
below expectations, 1t is said. Rust
has taken toll Of wheat in almost
every section Of the country, accord
ing to federal crop reports. Iowa l.
especially hard hit.
Reports obtained from various
sources throughout La Sale county
indicate the yield will average nndet
twenty bushels an acre Winter wheat
has about all been cut and in the ma
iority OF spring wheat fields cutting
has been started. 1t will be cleaned
up by the last OF this week. Sprina
wheat is not as hard hit as WiutI
wheat, the latter showing up chaiIy
and light
The Hessian fly has also caused
some damage to the v heat crop this
year This will call for late planting
next year Wheat viii have to b.
planted after fly free date about
Sept. 20 10 oct l. Frost will have
been felt by that time and this Viii
be cut rs another means 10 prevent
the spread of ny.
Oats have shown uU way above p&
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-26

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reed of neal
Grand Ridge motorcd here yesterday
afternoon
Dan Ileenan ard Chot lie Roy mo
tored here from StreatGr yesterday
afternoon.
Miss June Vivian, who has beer
the house guest of Mrs +. J Morri.
on Ottawa avenue, for the past week
has returned to her home in Chicago
Miss Sophia Jobst Of West Mali
street Went t. South Bend, IND, to
day for a visit with friends
Miss Clara Waldccker, G3G Gather
inc street, went TO Chicago Saturday
evening to spend the next two weeks
with friends
Mr. and Mrs Charles BoWcrmastel
of Van Buren, street and Mr.. and Mrs
Turf BoWermaster and son visited
with Mr. aud Mr. james johnson
near Marseillcs yesterday.
Attorney ". c. Jones Of Strcatol
was an Ottawa visitor today.
Nicholas Nelson and son of Socont
avenue vent to livingston county
yesterday to attend the funeral of {
ucighbor.
Mr. and Mrs. Frpderiek I@.chaIberTel
and children Of Strcatot mot0rcd her'
yesterday and spent the day with re-
atIyes ana friends.
John ". Uoughorty OF jackson
street spent the week cn1 at he home
of his sister. Mrs. Edward Rec o.
near Grand Ridge,
Mr. and Mrs Louis Gacfkp and ch!l
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-26
Depends on Policeman.
FishInq.

To dream Of fishing Is q sign Of hap
ntnesS, If with pole and line, small in
degree; If With nets. much greater. II
you catch any fish by either method
it's a sign Of success. ii proportion to
the manner Of catching. To dream Of
fish pond is a sign of good fortune;
OF a fish bone, of Illness, Of fin. Of
poverty. To be surrounded by many
remarkable success in your undertake.
msS.-ChjcaGo Herald and Examiner.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-26
" as In1DltIent,

BeSs had been told that Aunt Lila
WAS going to have baby brought
from heaven for her to play with, and
she was much pleased and excited
over It, After dinner in the evening
she climbed upon a chair to the tele-
phone aud asked central for the num-
Der. which she had learned. When
she heard her aunt's voice over he
phone She called loudly: "Oh, Au.ity
Lila, has your baby tum yet?'
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-26
WOMAN IN.
TRUNK MYSTERY As.
WIFE Of DETR0ITER.
BODY is RECOGNIZED BY MEANS
OF CLOTHING THROWN IN
WITH 1T, AS MRS, c, LEROY
HUSBAND TRACED TO CHICAGO

Detroit, July 2G.-The woman
whose mutilated body was shipped in
Ia ,runk from Detroit to New York
. has been positively iden flied BY the
Detroit police as Mrs. e. Leroy, for
merry Miss Katherine Jackson Of
Starkyille. Miss, Police Inspector
IcCmty asserted today.
| Clothing found in the trunk with the
body has been positively identified by
P3trolman Trumbul and his wife as
having belonged to Mrs LEROY the
inspector said Trunbull and his wife
we're intima ely acquainted with the
Lcroy's.
Printer Tells What He Knows.
Birminghhanl, Ala, July ga pho
tGgraph and detailed decription of Al.
Ian 4 Tatum, printer employed
here together with statemen by
Sim was sont today to the Detroit p0-
lice. Ttatum declared that ha be
iGves the woman whose body was
found in a trunk in New York was
katherine Jackson OF StarkFiile,
Miss
Hearing that his name had been
mentioned in connection with the
| trunk murder mystery he went to po-
| lice HEADQUARTERS ana volunteered the
formation that he was acquainted
with he Jackson woman; that he had
gone to Detroit to see her at her own
Invitation and that he knew she had
married a man named Leroy Tatunt
said that he Young woman had told
| him her husband was Jealous OF her,
The statement OF Tatum gave the po'
| lice thporv that Leroy had diacoF-
cred his wifo's interest IN Tatum,
that he had killed her an dthen ship
ned the body TO \. \. Tatum, 10 III
,Fiminatc the man who mh" though
o be his rival. Tatum i 1t liberty
Depends on Policeman.
efforts IN connect Leroy Milicn for
Chicago. July 26-The outcome of
mer army aviator and motor cycle
racer arrested here last night with
the mysterious death Of woman
whose mu Hated body Wa found IN
II trung shipped from Detroit To New
York today depended upon the onin
ion Of policeman Leo TrumhUH Of De
troit. reported to I've on his way tt
Chicago to tempt TO identity Mliief
a. Eugene Leroy.
Police this morning said there wa
considerable discrepancy in me "e
manifestations of Leroy and Miller
EXPRESSED d0ub' that me was the mar
wanted
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-26
Goodness.

The world Is not suffering for new
ideas SO much as for the brave ahd
faithful living of some very OLD IDEAS,
Truth Justice honor, and unseliiSh.
ness are not new, but they are al 700
rare IN our common daily intercourse.
We can better do without genius than
without goodness The cultivated
heart Is better.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-26
49ERS OF 1920 WILL.
SOON BE RETURNING

| os Angeles Cal, July rs, A sharp
earthquake SHOCK woke Los Angeles
at l:l2 this morning. Chimncys were
knocked down, dishes broken and via.
dows ratified
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-26
Card of Thanks.

We wish to take this means Of
thanking our many friends and neigh,
bors for their Kindness and assistance
during our late bereavement THOS,
IASM AND FAMILY.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-26

THE MOLINE TO foot roller bcaiine
binder is the last word in binder
construction. 1t Is equipped with 81
Hyatt roller bearings, cuts 40 acres
in day, can be used with horses or
any tractor. Save $25 by buying now,
VIE also have regular foot binders
and can give immediate delivery Oh
either. All Moline goods are guaran-
teed to give satisfaction, Doder' =
Garage.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-26
Gard OF Thanks.

w H. Springhorn wishes TO express
his thanks 10 his many customers Tor
their loyal patronage in the past He
is going out of business, and COM
mends his successor, j. }. Morrl@ey.
as d man who will maintain tho
Spriuphorn ideal Of superior meats
ana cleanliness Of shop and handling.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-26
viii Pay 6Is Per Cent Interest

Have client wishing to make $1,000
loan on 100000 farm property. Any
body desiring to loan this amount oJ
any part thereof phone l039R or yl&.L
AT ONCE.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-26

FOR SALE 1917 Ford touring car.
irst-class mechanical conditions; full
" equipped. See car at once At l122
Clinton street
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-26
GAS SS,Hls 4H,j,A
ADVERTISING V1l;] 81! 81 II
&RMw]s
main want add section page tiveD

LOST FROM AUTO Handbag, cor
tanning ieWclry, on road between
Ottawa and twenty miles on Chicago
road Notify G. A, LlNDSTEDF, sos
Dempstcr st, Evanston, H., care O.
Storm.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-26

TAKE THE WORRY OUT OF HAl.
NESTING by using a Moline Uni
versal Tractor; few lett at the Ola
rriCc; get one now and have it for fan
ploving, which will be soon Uoldcr'e
Garage.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-26

table, round dining table, drop-Icai
table, sanitary couch aud Jew small
articles, Phone S5S-N. 113 West
Jackson St
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-26

MEN WANTED - Steady work
throughout entire year; good wages;
have several houses for family men;
low rent, Apply WEDHoN SILICA
CO, Wcdrou. H., or at ottawa Office
First and Chestnut StS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-26

Try the Free Trader-Jouvnai Want Ads
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22
WHERE FICTION
GUESSED WRONG

TIE construct ~ the first
concrete ship during the war in-
>pired b magazine story teller ~
invent the tale az a collision. de-
lIt,erarelv invited. between a YES
~el IA This sort and Il German
rarship The German craft when
Il hi; il opponent erumpled np
ikc iiyyer whsch has tried IL
Throw d trolley est eff the track
Ia t~olge6 inin diSaS~oeiafed
sizes. beiler lnbe> ana donkey
n~inrs @na went straight +o the
ho'iem
tbs iaea was thsi THE concrete
vessel offered az obstinate. i'm
lpsnctrahle front and steel and
linn had no more show against il
than "a lirrhbark canoe whieh has
rsmme} q granite boulder
he o'hsr 8ey alr--Srcn steamer
Nh +1sitf " ftf ttNNff H44 i3-t
a>' ef II Island. The con-
rsie ssip M wder water with
5n 1href mi4 s The lrun shin
niissea . smashed bom abo7.@ the
water lire Est There was nf
concert Ana-lst cr7ampline. ao ils
irs- s44f- af colts an9 nuts. 10
'iaogsrg II engines ana iasi'eIs
3rnin hflr bases
lna s7aar3on a. an interesting
mad aalliaae poss ssion So aan-
kind liui ~ ~ the Famous ease efl
deciding whether John had gone
io heaven e hsll, !; ran not a.
wars sometimes tell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22

probably the largest association ii
The ssase.
The following are the counties in
Central association Logan. okiaho-
ma Lincoln. Payne. Greek. Canadis
a.. Grady. Noble. Kingfisher. Stefh.
ems. Pawnee. Cleveland and Jeffer-
son.
Guthrie has good hotels and people
that are experienced IN caring for
such meetings. c6rdial welcome
Will meet the teachers a. the station
and will be with them sill they leave
Mrs. Cora E Farrell viii have charge
OF the arran gements for teachers.
while in Guthrie Mr. j. NJ Wiley OF
the high school vall he The railroad
secretary
The following executive committee
hiss charge OF the convention: Super
intendens A. S Faulkner of Norman.
county superintendent. o. W Bass OF
Chandler. and president. J. w Cant
web OK StilEw afer. The officers are
Mrs. Cora z. Farrell. secrsary- treas
urer, Mrs Anna Burks Love OF Okla
honla City. aice-presisient- and c. y
Peak OF Gurarie. president
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22
NATIONAL HEALTH CON-
FERENCE TO Be HELD
Detroi. VIII Entertain Visitors
FROM All Parts of the
Country November 80,
December !

Detroit. Mich. Nov - Plans &-e
developing rapidly Tor a nAfi1nei
hcalth conference to Be- head in De
froit Novem Der 80 and Decemee- +,
!, which representatives q health g..
partmeuss from All Of me larger si--
les in sAe country wi discuss ne
Aoasing situation and is effect e2oa
TIE health AZ the people
Offsr ais cs she local aoArd q heal 2
ale ccnduc,ing health sarves e
determine the difference in deata
raie between centers ot the city lha.
are crowded and sAose where o.
number ~ persons ir 4 given ssrri-
tory il not As great similar sur
eeys are beng conducted in oh@E
large cstses AZ ,he eeaat-y and 70
ports VIII hc suhmsi'ea At the meet
ing hers
The Detroit survey IS regsti iei
n one conducted n 1853 SeTessl
cross sections of fae city we're chos
en for the survey and representative
Blocks in shese sections Inspected
The deazh rate pe- capita Is being
figured upon the foliowine factors
7 e number o. families in cara
apartment
The aumoer n ersons in = 2
room.
The number N persons using "a n
savAtory
Tae number os persons on "a
acre
The numho- a. roomaTs
an prevloas surveys a mnch higher
teatA rate was son>' in crowded SEQ
ters rAAa III less r.osal&tea disir Is
md ,he same findinE Is expe. ed this
rear
Tas asm q the conference accord.
iaE IA rT Henry r Vaughan De
froiis Aeaiih com missioner. Il fl
h-inE io he attention q the eouas r.
'fe danger ar orer crowding
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22
STATE BOYS AND
GIRLS WIN PRIZES

Premiums AID rs1Ees won by mem
l'ess q 0klahoza BOYS AID Girls,
cabs ut All fairs in iAe state .sss
year amolntea 10 4a.1-Hl0-. desides
numeer q township and couu.-
fairs which did 10, ressorr. saws :
statement issued By The secretary 81
the Two tlabs Officials o. the caars
al Siil.wzser esiinz-e The total s1l
te more taan $4,000 when al re
I'or1s q bcgs and girss displays hAss
been received
With bur q membsrshIy of . fsx
a11droc in lsHtS. she total ensoilrnen1
Z boys and girls in lie swo clubs u
oklahons aas reached .a .-ss. ae1cra
Ing 70 figures o1 club books. the acrr
cfues leading WITH z-ssss rDe-nbss,ss.
Bcgs' and girls' elnas OFer he state
are divided into colEOn- kzfir. pssani
p0tasoe. fruit bees. calf and rig
wheat sheep and crop rotation .or
boys with clnbs IN canning, ssouliry
snd sewing tor girls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22
THE CRADLE OF
MANKIND

0ne mav doubt ihe statement
that ihe American Museum of
Natural History ) expedition inie
ntral Asia i To devote itself iq
search for the hypothetical
n- link This fabled rrea-
inrs has more hold upon popular
imagination than il haS upon
scientific interest Most natural
,', would rather clear np point
n geological classification than
nneorer lot "A old bones whlrh
more enRhalieally proved the
n.arship If man and the apes
ID S entertaining to SO. bow
eaer thar more and more Of the
ehiy endowed expeditions are
promoted 10 explore The lofty
-fns of Asia whieh served as
aale for the human race
Isl fhi> upland. for an of its
erfaon with history, are less,
emn d. the civilized world than
se borders III the Poles In
ehartol rivers Issue from il. Its
rf s> are unmeaspred The most
a ate races in the catalogue in
nahif ii 0ut Of it have come the
common fruits oi the orchard and
e grains q the field. bat the
sanist~ are uncertain that their
rs have heheld the parent
stocks. Strange animals exist
shers whose fur reaches the
Chinese markets. huf whose form
sn life and whose habits can only
i,e guessed
4oeraphers hare sometimes
drawr maps In which the mex
/ arel regions age marked a.
sn5> >eetios III Central Asia
ar ~urh islaeGs They arc At
oa-- ihe el3rs areas in The
y-ra,s. of mankind and the
newest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22

days in advance Generally when
the statesman prepares an inter
view with himself il takes high
rank IS 4 foolish document This
holds good IN The case Of Mr..
Dennis lie sees bad times ahead
Tor the banks unless they make
bad times for their customers He
wants theiu to begin calling in
loans al once. Air. Dennis talks
very much ike man who had
hren ON the losing side Of an
election and who wanted to make
fle gong as rough s. be coald
for the winners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22

a- eara8tr q The DENOMINATIONS 4iants
d VIENNA are eregsaz~c 81 7hs nre~e1
ilrns ana there IS a craft nHen them q.
tf.saiaiDe when fhs natives srs d; sanel
tssnsEinr Anasss vida esea 1aml.er.
aaA~s hsw tArir neentpe aaes as Axi'
fta.a 10 ana fsa~e tn she haa~es with
unertn numbers AZ haN pass -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22
TEACHERS FROM CENTRAL
DISTRICT TO MEET HERE
lCon.inuea from Page u

! sickes shonld be oo8eai TO the near-
est station 10 Guthrie All
15c1se agents have instructions
about the meeting and tie terms
The association does not ask any
honus or ANYTHING in the way Of gFay-
ing expenses Il has sufficient funds
% Jay all necessary expenses and is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22

IAe French cooks copld newer ges 10
lsus with ihe American breakfast which
pss demanded ~ the Americsn soldiers
and cshsrs frcm this country @ho were
ealaea ta France during The war The
s'rensh breakfast consists q 4 roll and
.~1sse ~hiS rnc Americans demxnded
-.~ rpd haccn As well
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22
NO SOLUTION is TIE
COTTON PICKING PRosLEM


fConfinDed fr0E Page T.
sng 1875 Was little over - cents.
The tremendous flactnar'on IN
p~8ce from IS cents 70 s. 20 q pound
in 1865 is nosed in this table and IL
is easy to imagine the strenuous
aues cofEo1 goods men pTeus through
in those DAYS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22

The New York Evening World
seems 10 he gaming steadily "n
thu Department of Justice and
New York detectives who are
breathing heavily in the bomb
case
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22

4 new dry agent for hen'nssT
has been named. II they can mon
pn Kels1cky there may he so1<
elsewhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22
CUTS TRADES UNION

l.ondon. Nor -z-w 4 Appleton
today resigned the presidency y he
International Federation 81 Trades
Unions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22

With hooch" at one sssw
7nd bic bribes at The other. s1s
lves of Federal agents sire Er
Inc i, .n..ra-s sr.r .alahsS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22

Il begins to look as thongs a
supreme eorne- might trT u sAvt
iis face hy accepting Grown
Prince George rs king 0f Greece
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22

The wise farmer VII nuke ar
fsngenenss 10 fsnzncs his co.s,7
cron and bold it untii ner1 spring
said Tom jenkins today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22

All unsoGll.-si nsa1nsifigis- aeif*rs A1e
rsrsurps sent 10 Ise Leaaer ar seni y
ne risk q ire owner. Tie -.es6er &
v-essiy reYu6ts.es .ny rrs5aEs3na.iy fes
Their safe custody q rsfzra.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-22

Returns from Greece make i
appear that ex-kinr Constantine
was slipping something oser.
on Venizelos when Be preiendssa'
10 be SO Cr0gcy~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
An 0. HENRY Story Day : $ sS#$ss.

the store only on Thanksgiving days.
could soc Mr., Ramsay moving about,
alert, kindly. looking 10 the comfort
OF all.
A. four IN the afternoon. with an
eNprcSaionlcns face and lifeless air
she slowly made her way 60 Sehleg
els shop ana told him she could not
pay the 81 due on tho dress.
''Gottr' cried sohlegoi. angrlly
For what do you look 40 RlumI
Take him away. lie In ready, Pay
me some time IiRf | not seen you
pass mine shop every day In two
years. II | make clothes n u that
do not know how TO read peoples
heoaunef You viii pay me some
away. lie Is made goot: and n you
look briefly In him all right So
Fay me when you can"
MAZDA brcatird a mlllionth part
OF the thanks In her heart and hur'
ried away with her dress A. she
left the shop dash Of rain struck
upon her face. She smiled and did
not feel u.
ladies who shop I'm carriages. you
do not understand Girls whose
wardrubca are charged TO the old
mans account you cannot begin 60
oomprchrnd-yo could not under.
stand why MAZDA did not feel the
cold dash OF the Thanksgiving rain.
At five o'clock she went out upon
IN ~ sasaF Fkas
Tho rain had increased. and II beat
down upon her In a steady. wind
blown pour People were zourrying
home and 90 cars with close-held
umbrellas and tFht-buttoned rain.
coats. Many Of them turned their
heads 10 marvel al this beautiful. -.
rene. happy-eyed girl in the purple
dress walking thru the storm as tho
she were strolling In "A garden un.
der summer skies.
say you do not understand a.
ladies' Of tho fun purse aud varied
wardrobe. You do not know what
IL II 20 live with a perpetual long
ing for pretty thinKs-to siarye
eight months In order 10 bring a
purple dress and a holiday together
what difference II Il ralnod. hailed.
showed. cyclonedT
Mazda had no umbrella nor over
shoes. She had her purple dress
and che walked abroad Let the
elements DO their worst A starved
heart must have one crumb during a
year. The rain ran down and
drippcd from her fingers
Some ono turned corner and
blocked her way. She looked up
into Mr. Ramaay's eyes, sparkling
with admiration and interest
why Miss Mazda" aid he. '-you
look simply magnificent In your
new dress. was greatly dlsap.
pointed not TO rec you at our dinner
{ And 81 all the girls l ever knew
Z you show tho greatest sense and IN.
telligcncc There Is nothing more
healthfui and sinyignatinE than
Drawing tho weather as you are do.
ing. May walk with your
And MAZDA blushed and rne~zrd-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22

of the young for tho pleasures that
youth must have or wither. She
knew purple would become her. and
for the thousandth time ahe tried
10 assure herself that II was purple
MIR. Ramsay said he liked and not
red. She was going home first 10
get the 81 wrapped In "a piece OF tiH.
sue paper in the bottom drawer Of
her dresser, and then she waA going
20 pay Schlegel and take the dreas
home herself.
Grace lived In the same house She
occupied tho hail room abov g
Maida's.
At home Mazda found clamor and
confusion. Tho landlady's tongue
Gathering Hourly In the halls like a
churn dahher dnbhing in buttermuk
And then Grace eamo down 20 her
room crying with eyes an rvd as any
drcas
she says i've got 10 yet out" sald
Grace. The old beast Because l
owe her 81. She's put my trunk IN
the han and locked the door. can't
so anywhere else. haven't got a
cent OF money"
you had some yesterday" said
Mazda.
II paid II on my dress" said
Grace. II thought she'd wait TIL next
week for the rent"
Sniffie. Hnif1e. sob, Hniff1e.
Out came-out Il had TO come
Maida's 81.
You blessed darling cried Grace.
now "a rainbow instead OF sunset. "I1i
pay tho mean old thing and then I'm
going 10 try on my dress l think
ii'A heavenly. Come up and look at
H. III pay the money back. a dollar
a wcek-honest l will"
Tina nksrivinR.
The dinner was 10 be az noon. At n
quarter 90 ~ Grace switched into
Maitias room. Yes, she locke charm.
Ing. Red was her color. Mazda sat
by tho window In her old chcviot
skirt and blue waist dRrning a ST..
oh. doing fancy work.
Why. goodness me- Amt you
'f'aH'h wv hHFAlri the red one
How does !, n, IN the hackT Don,
you think these velvet tabs look
awful swell1 why aint you drcased
Nadia
My dress didn't get finished IN
time. said MAZDA. I'm not going "a
the dinner"
That's too bad. Why. I'm awful,
sorry. MAZDA why don't you put on
anything and come aiong-lt'a Just
tho store folks. you know. and they
| won't mind-
II WIS act on my purple said
Mazda. III I can't have I, won't 70
AZ all. Don't bother about me. Run
along or youli be late. You look
awful nice in red
AZ her window Nadia "a, thru the
hong morning and pas; the tim. OF
thc dinner AZ the store. In her mind
she could hear the girls shrickins
over n puiIbone. could hear old Bach
mans roar over his own deeply con
eeaied ,oksA could re. the diamonds
Of fat Mrs. Baehman. who came "a