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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-28
PRANCUZAI NORI TAIKoS
sU TURKAIS MACEDONIA
LISTAIS.
Mes talkininkai negai ju pa
lauzti.

Paryzius, CIR. 81. Wis dau-
giau ir labjau paaiski Euro
pos diplomatams, jog arti-
muose Rytuose visa padetis
sprQsta is kontroles Prancuzi-
jos, Anglijos If Italijos, If jog
tenai visi painQs klausimai
bus isristi neveikiau, kap tik
laimejus arba visai sudribus
Turkams nacijonalistams. Tai
kininkq viespatijos, kaip apie
tai prasitare vienas Prancuzs
minister's, jau siandie Turkuo
Sc negali skaityties galingo-
mis- valstijomis, bet bespe
kemis.
Prancuzija, Anglia If Itali-
ia neturi nei yyrQ, mel pini-
gu igyvendinti savo norus
Turkuose nacijonaistuose, ku-
riems vadovaujja Mustapha
Kemal paSa. Sis Turkq vadas
Waldo kuone visa Turkija Ma
zoje Azijojje If Tx juokiasi is
visp talkininkq blokadq If ul-
timatumq.
Turkp unijja su Rusijos boil
sevikais sustiprino materiJa-
liai nacijionalistus, bet dave
dar grazios pfogos jiens at
kreipti visa donna j Graikus
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-28
KARo PADETIS AIRIJoJE.
Airiios moterys pakyla prizes
Anglu valdzia.

Dublinas, Airija, CIR. q. -
Airiu Moteru Sajunga kale-
du diena paskelbe smarkiq ko-
va prizes AnglQ valdzios karo
pad6ti il posenovei darbuotles
Aiijos nepriklausOmybel.
Tuo tikslu MoterQ Sajunga
paskeEbe prokliamacijq, kr'rio-
ie sakoma: "Ignoruoti karo
pad6ti" ir kiekvienam atsltl-
kline elgties taip, kai kituo-
met yra pasielgusi zinoma Fo
kieciq nugalabinta Belgijoje
ligoniQ slaugotoja CaVeli
Kaip Cavell sl6p6 BelgQ karei-
vius nuo VokieciQ, taip Aires
moterys prize kiekvienos pro-
gos turi taip darytl.
Prokliamacija visi militari-
MO amziaus vyrai paraglna-
mi nemesti ginklu il ginti sa-
Ii, neziurint a$trios AnglQ val
6zioS drauSmeS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-28
AUKos KARE1v1AMs.

Lapkricio 10 d. Lietuvos ge-
neralio stabo literaturos sky
rius pasiunte i desimtaja di-
vizija kareiviams iSdalinti vie
na vagona knygp is gautp is
Lietuvos Gynimo Komiteto
surip, lasiniQ, ir is
Moterq Gynimo Komiteto =
tabokos.
Kiekvienam kareiviui skir-
ia dalis tn dovanQ.
Kitoms karuomenes dalims
bus nusiQsta jdovanp primal
galimybei pasitaikius.
Is daugelio Lietuvos KAN
peliq yra ziniq, kad zmones
gausiai aukoja Gynimo Komi-,
tetui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-28
MoTERYs IssIG1NKLAvI-
MO KLAUSIME.
Reikalauja pripazinti Brook
so rezoliucija.

Washington, Cir. q. Kale
domis cia burys moteru tu-
'rejo susirinkima If pakel6 de-
monstracija prizes Sales gink-
lavimqsi. Pareikalavo, kad sa
lis susiaurintu militariniams
tikslams iSlaidas ligi maziau-
siojo laipsnio.
Susirinkme kalbejo senate
riaus LaFollette zmona is
wisconsin, valstijos. il pazy-
mejo, kad Sales moterys bal
suodamos nuvers tuos kandi-
datus j senatorius, kurie sto
vi uz militarizma If kara.
Jinai sake, kad moterys tu-
ri Siandie balsq politikoje, tai
gi If turi uztektinai spekQ
sustabdyti tas neiSmintingas
iSlaidas. Siandie laikas veikti.
"Mes, Suv. Valstiju mote
rvs, reikalaujame, kad kongre-
Sc reikalaujami milijardai ar
mijos, karo laivyno ir militia
rinio lavinimo iSlaidoms butp
pavartoti kitokiems sgyvento=
ju tikslams: maistui, sveika-
tingumui IL apsvietai, bet ne
karo baisenyb9ms," sauk6
senatoriaus zmona.
Kita kalbetoja pareiSk6,
kad hacijonal6 vyriausyb6 is
kiekvieno Simto dolieriu 90
dol. paVart0Ja Karo tlKSlamS.
Tai kriminal6 beprotybe 90
nuoS. pavartoti griovimo tik-
slams ir tik s nuoS. statymo
(konstruktiviams) tikslams.
Quota VETO ir talkinlnkams,
kurie atima nuo Vokieeiq zy-
mia dali melziamu karviu, del
!ko turi nukenteti Vokieeiq val
kai.
Karstai paremta Brookso re-
zoliucija, paduota zemesnia-.
jam kongreso butui. Taja re-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-28
ZINIOS IS LIETUVOS

keisti, padedant musu karei-
viams, persivilke j iu rubus ir
bego. Tokitlo budu pabego Z
karininkai: majoras Ceplikas,
kap. Garmus, vyr- leiten. /
vanauskas, vyr. lett. Mastaus-
kas, lett. Bartkus ir Sic du. Jie
visi jau Lietuvoje.
Lenkai neapkenGiami.
Upas Lenku kareiviuose
blogas. Labai pasipiktine Ze-
ligowskiu, del kurio reikia ka-
riauti. Gardino gubernijoie pa
stebeta mobilizacija nuo 10 IL
gi 35 metu.
zmones taippat nepatenkin-
ii Lenkq karuomene. Mes Ia
bal plesia, pik6iau kaip boil
Sevikai.
Lenkq laikrasciai Wis skel-
'bia, kad Lietuva norinti prisi-
jungti prie Lenkijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-28

Baltimore, Md, CIR. 26.
10 Eminencija kardinolas Gil
bbons Kaledas praleido Ro-
berto T. Shriver namuose, ar
ii Westminster, Md. Kardino-
10 kambaryj anksti ryto jo Sc
kretorius kun. Smith atlailse
MiSias. Kaledomis kardinolas
truputi ragavo pietq. Bet Ian
kytojai pas j neleista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-28
ATGAL ! vARsAvA.

Lapkr. 20 d. Lietuviu karuo-
menes zvalgai buvo nusidan-
gine j Valkininkus, kur stove
jo LenkQ 101 pulkas.
Lietuviai SUI Lenku karei-
viais pradejo dereties. Isdavos
tokios: Lenku 101 pulkas uz-
sidejo ant peeiu sautuvus, at
sisveikino SUI Lietuviais If is
ejo pesti namo, j Varsava.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-28
ir Prancuzus Smi1noj If Ci-
Prancuzams tiktu taika.

Prancuzams tlktu TAXA.
Prancuzijai labai nor6tusi
padaryti taika su Turkais ma
cijonalistais, kad tue keliu pa
kenkti Graikijos rojalistams.
Bet nelengvas daiktas siandie
susikalbeti su Kemal pasa. An
glija tue tarpu turf vilties, kad
Graikijos armija stipriai at
silaikys Turkijoje il apdraus
Sevres (su Turkija) sutarti
.nuo revizijos, ko labai pagei-
dauja Prancuzija.
Is Smirnos pareina ziniQ,
kad tenai Graikq armijos pa
detis nesanti pergera, bet II
ne perbloga. Spejama, kad jei
Graikai pakeltu puolima pirm
TO, kol Turkai prisirengs puo-
liman, be abejones, nacijona-
listus sutruskintQ. Bet jei Graf
kai lauks Turkq puolimo, rel
kia tiketies, kad Graikams ga
Ii but labai bloga.
Tad kaip Praneuzai, taip
Anglai bijosi liudnq pasek-
min, II todel Prancuzija lahai
pageidautq taikinties su naci-
jonalistais. Mes butp daug ge-
riau susitaikinti ankseiau,
kaip paskui, kuou1ete Musta-
pha Ken1al pasa laimetq. THO
met tasai vadas jau talkinin-
kanls galetp paduoti sau tim
kamas taikos salygas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-28
ZELIGOWSKI NERIMAUJA
LIETUVOS TERITORI-
JOSE.
Turi naujus isakymus is Var
Savos.

Paryzius, Cir. y. Cia
gauta informaciiQ,. kad gen.
Zeligowski, kurs yra apval-
des Vilniu il aplinkines teri
torijaS. paSkelbeS savO >sp6-
koms viSatinq mobilizacijq.
Sakoma, jiS nori uzimti ir lli-
tas LietuvoS teritorijaS, ku-
riaS turi uz6muSi nuo jo ne
priklausomoii LenkQ karuOme
ne.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-28
sURADo DAUG GINKLU.

Dublinas, Airija, CIR. q. =
Ana diena arti Fermoy, Cor
ko apskr., kareiviQ burys pir-
mu kartu surado didespe kie-
kyle Airip ginklp If amuni-
cijOs.
Atrasta SO Sautuvai, ) re-
volveriai, II bombQ If 1920
dizQ amunicijos. Paimta il
kokiu tai svarbiQ dokumentq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-28
REIKALINGA IS MILIJoNU
DAUGIAU.

Chicagos iadas tuscias. sa-
koma, sausio menesiui nezi-
MIA kur bus galima gauti pini-
gu begantiems reikalams.
Tuo tarpu su Naujais Me-
tais didesnip algp reikalauja
policmonai ir gaisrininkai. Ju
reikalayimas siekia penkis mi
lijonus dolieriu daugiau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-28
SVEICARIJA NETEKO XII.
TO KARALIAUS.

Bern, sveicarija, Gr. p. =
Andai Sveicarija apleido Graf
kijos karalius Konstantinas.
Dabar isvaziavo Bavarijon bu-
yes tGs Sales karalius, Liudvi-
kas. Jis iskeliavo j Widen
wart, pietin6j Bavarijoj, ka-
raliSkon pilin. Tenai apsigy-
VenS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-28
AREsTUoTA "a AIRIAI.

Cork, Airija, CIR. 81. A
ma diena kareiviai uzpuole
Clondulane sodziQ, Corko ap-
skr., il areStavo "a zmones,
suarestuoti paimti kazar-
mes Fernoy.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-28
KA1p GYvENTA LENKU
NELAISVEJE.

Laikrastyi "Karys" Stai
kas apie tai rasoma:
: Atvykusieji i Kauna Lapkr.
20 d. 5 pulko leitenantas Juo-
zas Drazdauskas ir 6 pnlko
p. leitenantas Pranas Sidlaus-
kas musq bendradarbiui su-
teike SIN ziniQ.
Lett. Drazdauskas pateko !
5 legiionq pulka. Oficierq ar
ii nebuvo. Todel Lenkai ka-
revival nuav6 jam batus, ate
me dirzq, pinigus ir kartu su
musq kareiviais nuvare (negi
basa?) iBerzinkus, kur rel
kejo Saltoj darzinej nakvoti.
Su musq kareiviais labai ziau-
rial elgesi: ateme geresnius
rubus, o viena net nuogai is
vilko. Apple muSimus, kolioji-
mus, niekinimus ir kalb6ti ne
beprisieina.
Lenkams tarnauja Lietuviai.
Is Berzinku nugabeno per
Augustaya, Baltstoge ! Varsa-
va, generalin Staban. Stabo
kieme palaike apie Z valandas,
nieko neklausin6jo. Teko isl
d6m9ti, kad LenkQ stabe yra
daug oficierQ if kareiviq is
Lietuvos, kurie kalba lietuvis-
kai. Pavardziu neatsimfne.
Is stabo nugabeno i Vado-
vicus, Galicijoje, kur lake nuo
Rugsejo 20 d. ligi Spaliq 20 d..
Leitenantas Sidlauskas pa
teko l divizijos 6 pulkan
dvare JaSScebno (netoli mics
telio Dombrovol. Ir j taippat
nugabeno per Baltstoge i Var
savos general staba yisiskai
apipleSe. 0 is Stabo nugabeno
j Vadovicus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-28
PRANCUZAI PAKELIA
PROTESTA.

Paryzus, /. G27::s- Prancu-
zQ vyriausyb6 pasiunte Vokie-
THAI nota, kan toji saSabde
mok6ti koki tai atlyginima.
Prancuzai sake, kad tuomi
perzengiama taikos sutartis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-28
PIRKITE
LIETUvOS PAsK0LoS
BONUS
P|NIGy kURsAs.

Syetimq saliu pinigu verte, mai
nant nemaziau $4,000, Gruodzio
"a buvo tolia pagal Merchants Lo-
an and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingu svarui 1888
Prancuzijos Sinful ranEq 5.s2
1tslijos si1ntui liru s:42
vokietijs Sinful markiu 142
Lietuvos aimtui auksinp 1.42
LenAijos simtui marhv ~
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-28
OLANDIJOS ATSTOVYBE
VATIKANE.

Hague, Olandija, CIR. q. =
Olandijos paflamento augStes-
nysis butas tsenatas) patvir-
tino sumanymq isteigti prie
ApaStalinio Sosto nuolatine
atstovybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-28
MIRE BUvEs VYREsNY-
Sis TEISEJAS.

Manila, CIR. 81. Cia mi
re buves vyresnysis teis6jas
Arellano.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-28
1000 zMoNIQ zUvo NUo
zEMES DREBEJIMO.
sunaikinta miestai If sodziai.

Shanghai, Kinija, CIR. q.
Pingliang apskrity, Kansu
provincijoje, ivyko baisus ze-
mes drebejimas, kurs tesesi
keliolika valandu su trumpo-
mis- pertraukomis.
sunaikinta daug miestp il
sodzip. zuve maziausia 1000
zmoniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-12-28
sunkus gyvenimas.

Vadovicuose buvo sunku gy
venti. Nei baldq, nei kitq rel
kalingq daiktu, kaip indQ,
Saukstu, nebuvo. Prisieio kar-
tn gyventi su Rusais bolsevi-
kais. W sienos buvo sargybi-
me If dabokle. Ten sodindavo
musu kareivius, kurie steng-
davosi pabegti ir uz htus
nusizengimus. Valgyti jiems
ten visai neduodavo, o kas ry
tas kapralai su nagaikomis
"pamyl6davo. I" Kareiviai pa
begti negalejo. Kliude vielq
tvoros ir sargyba.
Is Vadovicq isveze JUGS pa
keisti su Lenkq belaisviais.
Isvaziuojant dave po viena
kepaliuka duonos, o vaziuoti
reikejo iris savaites lig;i Bait
stoges. Baltstogej duonos vi
sal nedave, maitino tik kokio-
mis- tai pamazgomis. Prisiejo
pasitenkinti tue, ka atnesda-
vo zydai.
Badu marina.
Reikia pabrezti, kad Lenkai
isbadejusiems musu karei-
yiams in karininkams atsaky-
edavo ir duonos duoti. Sakyda-
Yo esq sunkus laikai:
IS Baltstoges atgabeno i
Gardina If tenai kaipo ares
tuotus uzdare kambarin, ap-
state sargyba. Pabego majo-
.ras Laurinaitis, todel " il rel
keio taip kareiai atsakyti.
Praejo, kelios dienos If ma
tydami, kad gal If nevez pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-27

caught the grin, ona after the other all
the way around the circle.
waugh Waugh T.. laughed Podgie
ana Pudgie. why, Peggy and Billy are
our best friends We wouldn't think OF
eating them"
others, led by Father Bear in his gr,ift
voice. Friends of Podgie and Pudgie
eating them"
Then Peggy and Billy knew the beare
back.
but soon something happened that
hnae hnaae the whole party quit grinning and
what 1t was will be told tomorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-27
Making More Money
a Bit Of Embroidery

Va IuiDTOtueFy
Prior to three years ago .T,e Mar
now tne only name she acknowledges
says that it doesn't pay for a woman to
ntn,ve nt,e first name--led the convention
ally protected and sheltered life of the
cj,en jt,erage young women in q southern
tho fenss Il s decidedly not the thing
osess nossa pursuits She had always
possessed a certain amount of artistic
aprIIty and, with It, the strong desire for
thpresslon ~ In some creative way. But
,,a ,ne traditions Of southern society pre-
vented her realizing this ambition as
itself. p'''ehi
For some time. therefore, lie Mar"
signing of gift handkerchiefs for her
nome and social circle only. But II so
happened that one day when the creative
sfver se vas particularly rampant she
her handiwork. ..'.
IF I had announced trip to the
moon as she said later my remarks
would not have aroused any greater con-
sternation or opposition. I refused to
pc squelched, however, and few weeks
later l sent three handkerchiefs to one
or the big department stores in Chicago.
They didn't come back. On, the con-
trary, received an order for a gross Of
them Think of TIA gross, when half
at that time. But even then I realized
the necessity for finishing anything
started and, within the time limit, the
whole 144 were completed and sent on
their way.
When I found that my work sold
that there was q steady demand for It
determined TO go into business for my
self. So opened q tiny office In Chi
cago and gradually built UP an organl-
zation which. while It isn't listed in the
class with Standard Oil or Bethlehem
Steel, is bringing in an income which
enables me to he entirely Independent,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-27
CHAPTER I
Thirfnsn Heaye

.... CHAPTER
Thirteen Bears
THIRTEEN bears sat In a circle.
L Inside tho circle was. Peggy, BUY
and Toddie Pupkins. ia
always lived In Bearland. The otner
two were Podgie and Pudgie Bear. VINO
| had come home on a visit
| The eleven wild bears mad never be.
| fore been near enough to humans 70 ~.
a good look at them. So they hey stared stared
| they licked their chops In a way that
made the children nervous
''Wau-ugh! I'm hungry growie"
,,Wau:ushl I am. tOo." srowlsd
''wau-ughi SO are we all" growledd
the other bears, including Podgie ana
Pudgie. And as they growled they starea
than ever at pes PesFS ysr are aye Billy
saulrmed under that look
"Jimlnety Now know how turkey
feels at Thanksgiving time" he WINS
pered to Peggy. That IL Just the WAY
at tue tfkse circle I OF Of bears. @ as she whispered
her answer to Billy: "Podgie and Pud-
gle will guard US from harm"
All the eleven wild bears were mem
bers of the family OF Podgie and Pudgle
Fss5er Fsa5 The biggest Ss,t of them Ssrest Was
Mother Bear. then came Popsie, Sukie
and seven other bears, ranging all the
way down to Cuffy the cub.
I'VE would welcome you home 70
Bearland with a feast, Il It wasn't or for
the pS SrTs nG sns bis Voice Was
very deep and gruff.
''The cruel humans" repeated Mother
Bear. IT suppose you met q lot Of them
on your travels" she said to Podgie
"Yes, I was caught by the humans
piled Podgle. my master, Pete. was
very mean to mo until ! escaped from
him. running away to Birdland."
ii, Mean ear to YOU was he; we will glogisd pSi
Father Bear in his deep voice. and he
glared at Peggy and Billy and licked
his chops more hungrily than before.
''And I was caught by humans anu
died of homesickness." grunted Pudgie
Bear, telling his story.
Humans put you in a cage; did
they?" growled Father Bear more deeply
than before I'VE wI pay them Hross fos
Poor Podgie! Poor Pudgie!' snarled
Mother Bear, her eyes on Peggy and
Billy. You shall have revenge for your
you have brought for our reunion
feast"
Podgis Bear grinned at Peggy, licking
his chops. This girl Peggy ought to
make good eating; she Is very sweet"
he grunted.
"And the boy, Billy. ought to taste like
honey; he is we'll stuffed with candy"
grunted Pudgie Bear. grinning at Billy,
and sticking out his tongue.
These remarks surprised Peggy and
Billy. Had their friends gone back on
them? Had they brought them all the
die Pupkins bristled when he heard this
talk
"woof! woof" he said. TT there
any eating done around here I'm going
to do my share, and I'm going to eat
bear meat, too"
At that Podgie Bear grinned more
broadly than ever, and the other bears
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-27
Finishing a Cartoon

ssv n cartoon tho other day.
II didn't make me feel just right.
Bdns human, ! like to feel good.
A happy ending was needed.
IA am finishing It up.
Only mine will be word picture.
Then I will feel better.
The cartoon was called:
..when a Feller Needs Friend"
There was big, powerful car.
II was only half full Of golfers.
They were rich, stout men-plutes.
Another was hurrying up.
His caddy was just behind him.
fhe man at the wheel called out:
"Climb in, Bill. Plenty rooml''
Limousine door was open. Bill said:
"You bet! I'm all tired out"
Cushion seats for three invited.
Little caddy looked at them.
His very back drooped wearily.
dis small face was wishful.
Underneath It said:
I'Hopin' Some one'n Asst Him. Hop
In"
4 just can't stand It left so.
I had little boy once.
So here's the word picture finish:
Bill,s got boy Of his own.
BE remembers how little they are.
And how you mustn't say so.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-27

relenting had fingered in his mind was
extinguished now.
-Four months later. George Van Buren,
es%ustoh h0%9 N S sS Se BY
looked 1t through. Coming home meant
running into Nathalie and his trip TO
Alaska had not succeeded In effacing her
image from his mind any more than II
the bill OF. fare without fiinching from
the memories It invoked.
suddenly he paused, reread the ad-
dress In familiar handwriting. and tore
Dear George-welI, believe me. Il
ever I was disappointed in any man,
you are that man. Honestly, George, ]
didn't believe you could do a stroke OF
real work under any circumstances.
imagine your exploit Is to be explained
by some quixotic reason or other. but
do come up and tell me all about II.
BY the way. at our last meeting did
I say no Or?
NATHALIE"
II was much, much later-in fact
after Nathalie had given an unequivocal
affirmative answer In the shelter of his
arms-that George ran into his cousin
mutual greetings, Archie. whose engage
ment to Isobel Macklin was soon to take
place. although Archie himself didn't
know It yet, tentatively sounded out
George on the fish loading episode.
II cay, George. all things considered" ;"
began Archie, unaware that his cousin
had seen Nathalie since his return, Twas
II worth III"
Georges fervid tone left no doubt in
the minds of his Interested audience.
was 1t worth It! Why, man alive
For less than three hours labor won
a 800 bet, the finest girl In the country.
and the worlds record in loading fresh
mackerel!
Next complete novelette,
"Jenny's New Job"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-27

It hurts their feelings.
So he shouts cheerfully:
"You bet! I'm all tired out!
And SOS Jack, my caddy, here.
He's a pretty strong chap.
But I've given him run today.
Got place for him?'
The car owner replies heartily:
"Surest thing you know!
Hop In, young man Back seat there"
Oh, boyr Um- Some ride!
Jacks face Is a magnified sunbeam.
The soft cushions feel like heaven.
They cuddle his tired little back.
His aching toes wriggle with Joy.
Cool breezes fan his hot face.
His heart swells with pride.
For amt he regler feller?
JOY -ridin' in a regler car?
Didn't Mr.. Rox call him man7
And wasn't he a strong chap?
Mr.. Duffer had said so.
An he'd been calm i'm "Or Dub -
JUS coz his golf wuz rotten!
Never again His heart was o. X.
He had feller feelin's all right!
Mebbe he had a kid o. his own.
Makes a man differ'nt somehow.
Isn't it oddf
Cartoonists pull heart strings.
Put themselves in a feller's place.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-27
THE DAILY NOVELETTE,
Disappointed In George
BY ELINOR T. sPERRY

after all, George. getting down to
brass tacks," went on Archie Post, with
drawing his glance from the stream Of
trafio in its ebb and how beneath the
club windows and focusing II on his
cousin, .just what sort of a manual,
menial Job could you hold down as we'll
as the man used to that kind Of thingT'
He paused, with a wink at the Rensselaer,
twins over In the corner.
But for once In his caro-free young
life George Van Buren,, whose real con-
corn at the moment was why Nathalie
had said no" was minded to be seri-
GUS Look here. Arch!" he returned
frowning, TIL wager any amount you
wish that 1 can do as well as the next
man at any Job you like, provided It re-
quires no special apprenticeship"
ting up and taking notice. You're on.
George, old scout !" declared Archie, witt,
2 resounding slap on the knee. Leave
It TO me TO pick the jobl"
rebuffs might, very oonceivably upset
man and precipitate him into any course
Of action, however absurd. She was
both beautiful and charming, and George
had chosen her. from wide circle Of
feminine acquaintances among whom,
not thrown herself moro or less delib-
Nathalie herself was not quito sure
why she had not accepted George on the
Of all the men she knew-so alike were
they in their manner Of speech, their
clothes, their activities. 30 lacking in
originality. At any rate she had sent
him away. and George, ultimately de-
footer Dauntless would be most con-
ducve to forgetfulness, departed with
his cousin and the twins, who wore to
make the run to Newport with him.
nnr maas wss matters stood when one eve
wealth pulled into Newport dock on her
had been watching the fascinating in
terchange Of signals between the sta
lean over the side rail and view the
wharf below. The scene was sufficiently
novel to hold their attention. Illuminated
by the light streaming from open state
RON rom windows, a gang Of rushing, per-
each Of which held a single keg of fish,
TO the hold Of the waiting steamer.
Suddenly. one of the two girls gasped
,lnd seized her compartments arm. At the
looked up from the dripping barrel he
was manipulating. straight into the eyes
OF Nathalie Blaine. At her side smiled
lsobel Macklin.
was one of fiight--fiight to the shelter
OF the Dauntless anchored out ip the
harbor Then, without a sign OF recog-
milton. he gripped tighter the handles Of
he barrow and bent to his task.
When at last the ropes were loosed
from the piles and the steamer went on
into the night George paused and mopped
his brow. That was the end of that.
Il was, presumably. the end of every
thing' whatever dim hope of Nathalie's
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-27
To Remove Tarnish

The tarnish on copper, brass and
bronze is copper carbonate. 1t may be
removed by friction, or dissolved In
weak acids.
Rottenstone mixed with oil to a
creamy consistency Is the common sub
stance used on these metals. After this
cleaner has been applied the metal
should be polished with a soft cloth. A
final rubbing with dry rottenstone or
whiting will give the metal an even
brighter luster.
Oxalic- acid solution, buttermilk, or
vinegar, especially when warmed.
quickly dissolves the tarnish on these
metals. All traces of these cleaning
agents must be removed, however. or
the metal will tarnish again very quick
ly, say household specialists of the
United States Department Of Agricul-
ture.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-27
Things You'll Lope to Make
Fetching BoudoirCap-

Here is n new and interesting boudoir
cap. especially IL you are fond Of cro-
cheting. Crochet In hlet design an OBJ
length from the base Of your head to
your forehead Crochet an insertion to
the back and front edges, and fine
edge 10 tho front insertion: Kun q RIB
end with a rosette. Run another ribbon
through the front and through the first
hole on each side of the back. Tie the
ends under the chin. You VIII hnd
this a most charmingly becoming econ, pou-
doir cap, fLofNA-