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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
JAZZ QUARTETTE
 MAKES GREAT HIT
Standing Room at Premium at October Meeting Of Parent-
 Teacher Association

The Jazz QurtcIo consisting oi Mcau Glen Oako Leo Wrlcy Ted Houonthal and Bob Atwcu wcro a wcat hit at Che Douglas pwnt- Teacher Association meeting ou Monday evening" Tho men wore 'rossod m costume. .omo as women and some as gentlemen and wcro thoroughly dsmsoI They gave several solos,
 Rev c. E. Rico or Jmcru dcIIv- cred a very ablc.leeture on oduoo- uonol idcw n general and hIa talk was much appreciated
 Mrs Lco Weleg and Mrs. Glen Kirbham gave very enjoyable vocal aolos. The school orchestra played some nicc selections and Miss Md- uokaufa class ue
 Little Ray uaeorup. only four years Of age. did aomo balancing
 stunts uat were most wonderful for a child of h.a oe.
 Sanding room was at 70 premium in Che ombIy room ot Che school house
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
OLD TIMERS ARE
 GREETED BY BOYS Fire Company Has as Guests Several Former Members Visiting
 on Channel

There was real oid-nfh.oned
 athwue at trc meeting of Hose Companies No and ou lost Mon- day night whom thrco oidume mem Der. vcr. present as guests Of honor The oIumeu vero Russ York. uer.e u.l and Bu Gubbic
 rf. boys au 1.-Two iu Petersburg at ttc present umc and arc in Juneau
 witnesses n case Iu Che dis- t-.. court They wcrc Invited over to reucu old acguainaucc and braaeht several more petcsburs mon v.h them.
 Th. evening Vas very informally .rart discussing old umos and cate Iue -Du..H lunch" Talks were made by hr eu..a vo.c.ng their pleasure af being present at % mect- Ine aau and telling oi Che Peters burg department
 During tHc mo.Uue a report was mad. by Nanuecr Joe Gam of che oo.bu to.m stating cha. Che men uorc nrloI0.ne for thc Enmc on Alaska uav u.,. Tuesday.
 It was Che wish Of che companies chat ha...t b.U team he formed soon .. ..e football season is over and It .s worry likely Che team win ta.e par. Iu Che sports ou Che chan- mel tN. Wu..r
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
THE TEN VIRGINS BEToID

Atau.sro camp meeting n Lou's- jana hc following cmon WaH de- lpcrcd by very black oId rWon wearing hugo .poe.ao'e# 'Hro.hon and Haron dc pro.omfynr dia maw- uu' win bc from de text on de ten UIam Da bridegroom war a-com- Iue and 'pocun' dm ten F.rs'm 'o be ready wifi doro lamps ai trimmed and a-buruin. hul lo. when he "as come he done lom dat onN five Of dom y.reIns was ready' yeH s.r hvo was trimmed and five was onu.m- med. Gyc was wise and five was m- wise. five was ready and five was 0urcaIy nve was mon and five was women Hampers Magazine
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
WINDING THE CLOCK

When ] was but a litto Lad. my old Grandfather snid That none should wind tho clock but he and so. at time for bed He'd tumble for tho curious key kept high upon the hself And sot aside Chat nttlo task en- tiroiy upon himself In time Grandfather passed away and so that duty foll Unto my Father who performed Che weekly custom we'll; Ho held that clocks were not Co Doe by careless persons wound And he alone should turn Che key or move the hands around. onyiod him that litto task. and wished that ] might Doc The one to Doe entrusted with Che turning Of thc key; But year by year Che clock was his exclusive bic Of care Until Che day Che angels came aud smoolhod his silver hair Today tho task is mine Co do. like those who'vc gone before ] am a jealous guardinan Of Chat round and glasy door And until at my chamber door Gods messenger shall knock To mc alone shall Doe reserved that right to wind Che clock.
 Edgar A. Guest
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
.AGN IT" BY INSTINCT

Senator Lodsc was expressing hia opinion Of some oi Che thousand and one objections to tbo rosryatiou5 to Che league of nations "Most Of chem hc said. "como from people who have only Q superficial Mowi- edge Of Che points involved. and tpc rest from people who remind mo of Torrance
 "sud Torrance one day Go Father OFlyun Am phwat is tbIs Sim Feinn9
 "Its movement Go establish a republican form Of government in Ireland. was Che answer.
 Republican, snortod Torrance. Thin Oim ag.u iti'"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Yeau Ago This Week
 From News Files

The OBrou. Jamm & OBrIm trio or vaudeville entertainers a,op- ped ou Che way out from Dawson and played a wee. in noGs.as
 "pro George RIuu. Of Che Iu- ucau Jouue m.do ratcrm' call at Che News ol.o.
 George B Moore tlreW lhrco bis dollars into Ono N.aa meal trough.
 w. A. NacNe and family returned to Seattle after a v.H.t o Che i.l- and
 Louie stoou returned from visit Go Erorolt convinced Chat there was mo place uEe Ausa.
 H M Lynch and uIlo le., tor Che Interior. where tacy would ato charge or a ro.Ih1la.
 Aasuu. Superintendent Kuac lel. for San Fm..0o and I, vw usp.aouel Chat he would bring a wlIc witch him on na r.uuu
 Dr. nmouo.. ua. preparing Go mo,o into t.. building previously occupied by ,u. E..
 Contractor Grr.rr started cone tucuou %. ,uo..orr hous. lU Thoma Caslu.
 Elmer E smith returned from so- atuc. wber. h. had secured -ho agency for a steamship company on- cratne between N.a Ym. and Live orpod and wa. prepared to aol tickets Go any point on ta. EH.oru Hemisphere
 Tho Eae'e .lr. .n entertainment at thc uon..as 0H.a House which was "Itc-Hy ro..I" \ mo pro. gram vaa presented and everybody won't home happy
 Thorc were N pupil. n the nour- ns school and moro mere c.amal.u for adm .ou
 THo Juneau Hur h..oraIou held a meeting u m..a. aeHm. che government. appropriation O. EI5.o00 tor now cou. horn being diverted Go Douglas and q committee come posed ol Attorney, Wan Jennings and Puoe was arno.n.oI ,o gee taa. Uc rro..., was properly mnIo.
 Chas M RoHuos purchased th. Royal rosawan. and tore ont a pure uum and Installed now range
 C. M Johnson. n graduate O. tho law department or Che University ol Nebraska. opened am o.Ieo in uoue- las and offered lI. service. to tho.o who required loel comfort and cone so'auon
 "Famous Rcd Top Whisky" and Che "Bcst Lager Ho.r on Enrlh' were displayed m lww type In Che cole mua of Che Neus
 Henry lIal returned from a v'at to Kentucky and wanted .t uulor-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
EAGLE PARTY

rt. hr.... card party of Che ycar u.. hold .t tHe E.s.e uul Wedncs- day u..Hl whom ,hr.y-ouc tables of NH.. won. in play and many snch- ..o. u.-. nr...u. who dId uo. play.
 T.. .rrre festivities opened u.l. uH .. l.e'ciom by Past Worth. ...U.H. Elmer E. Smith. uH. .n.... few words ou Ihc mean m- o. n. fraternity.
 .t card. m. winners were Miss uHu I.or and hrue shuishilt 0 and Mr. IT. w. wne and i \ .. rU'....Hn.
 Ir.. u served Go moro than I.. e and luaue to music uM.I.. h. H Hm.e uam was ..rt n. Tn. several hours.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
BEDEuA" FORD EHl

That William Stunn.ns. pioneer resilient O. nuue... now has an au- omohH. u. Hs homo near Seattle
 . rn. now. r...Hl.l received m th's city, Furthermore n.l to remind rm... .f uI um.. has named Che mu.n.ne .r.I.H. after am inter- ...re character o. uoue'as Mr.
 sma.n. n II. ...l. a rapidly Icaru- .ne tu Gur. Inc maenIu. although a. times n s cranky. .Ne |" name
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
ISLAND PERSONALS

Mrs. Jact L.yio entertained a number of ladies ot whist at her home at ncadwol Tuesday after noon m honor of Mu. M Hahn who is leaving hero Co make her home iu Juneau Prizo winners wcro Mrs. otto Widomuu, 0rst; Mrs. G. Crundior. second; Mrs. Frank Oliver consolation. and Mrs. J. P. Henson dut prize.
 Tho Ladies' League Of thc Congre- rauonal church are having soodic sale at Che F. A. J Gaiiwus store thls afternoon.
 The Douglas Island Womaua club met with Mrs. P. A. J. Gallwas on Tuesday night
 Mrs w. E. CahIu was hostess at a card party at her homo here Fri- day afternoon of la1t week. Mu A. Cam won first prize, Mrs Wu- liam Jarman took second and Mrs. Irwnc-won consolation.
 William Jaman. for Che past acy- emI years steward on the mail boat Estcbc,h. has resigned chat position and it at his home in thIs city,
 Mrs M. Hahn was honorcd with a surprise card party at her home on Friday night Of last week. prlc. winners were Miss Mamie Hahn first prize: Mrs. H w. Irvine cut prize .and Mrs. Ed. Cashei conso- nuou.
 Albert Shell. for many years cm- ployed at TrcadwcD lctt tor Eastern Canada Thursday morning. uo was a passenger on Che Princess Alice.
 Bon Learning. former manager of. Che rroadweI Club. now orcupying a similar position at Chichagot loft for tbot place Saturday night Hc yiatcd on Che Channel for ten days
 William Miller and Ed Audrova arc hack in town after % trip to c,Be Ommancy Mr. Miller went Go purchase % boat and Mr. Andrews to eet pictures. Neither were success m but both got very sea sick.
 Mrs M c. Holman. former teach or of Che government school here. was bcrccarIy th.a week. She w- rived from Western Alaska and lcft Che same day for s.tka. whcrc shc| win teach this term.
 Mrs. Leo DcMytt and young son have returned from sL Ann hospital Juneau
 Frank ucWoil assistant wharln- ger at thc Douglas city dock. was operated upon Thursday at Che Dawes hospital Juneau
 Mrs Edward mlbut who is wise uur hero with her parents Mr. and Mrs Richard Mccormick. cN- poets Go leave early uoNt week for cbichaeoL accompanied by her two children
 A uauowc'cu masquerade bou ls among Che coming events planned by Che Eagle lodge
 Mrs John II. King Of this city lcu on Che Princess Alice Thursday morning for Che south Go spend Che winter
 Lawrence Carlson was surprised by number of h.s young friends at tbe homo of bIs parents. Mr. and Mrs Carl Carlson ou Tuesday afternoon in honor of his twelfth birthday
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
RETURNS wIrH BRIDE

A. Van Mavcrn Alaska roprcHen- utyc for Che West Coast Grocery Company at Tacoma arrived here ou che Princess Alice. accompanied by ms bride formerly Miss May Burke. who taught iu Che Juneau Public Schools iaat your
 Mr. and Mrs. Van Mayeu wore recently married In Seattle and have spent Che paat month touring m Caiforula They expect to make their home in Juneau
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15

Read The strollcr's Weekly.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
DOUGLAS ISLAND DEPARTMENT

food thol thc daughters of tho Buo Gma autc had nothing on Alaska rr.a wlu it came t0 i0oka
 A SmgWay paper announced that a steamer had loft Chat port for thc south loaded The NoWa wanted to know f Che captan Of iho steamer was alec loaded lhs being just ioi- lowing Che wreck 0l Che Islander
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
NEWS NOTES FROM
 INTERIOR ALASKA
Happenings Where the Icy Panama Fiows-Chpped From Late
 Issues of Nenana News

Two ituc girls of Fairbanks were acvcroly b.ttm by vicious dogs re- ccnuy Tho Grt victim was Jennie Erickson. aged six. who was sot upon at Third and Kollum streets by two dogs belonging to Mr. Mur.e. government biologist The child uu- doubteily would have been killed but for Che timely arrival Of George HuuHurcr As it was sine received ten OF moro cuts on Che head and mock and ono under tho arm. Or ders wcro received from Washington directing Muuc Go kan Che dogs The aecond victim was Che thrcc-year-old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. LeIn. The utIc tlt was walking past dog kennel and leu. wheroupon dog rushod out and bounced upon the child biting her severely Orders have been issued to kim thIs dog also.
 Potorabim well known oldumo tailor Of Fairbanks. was found dead m bed a short time ago. He had been shot through thc heart by a .8s mlibrc revolver and Che indica- uous wcro that hc bad killed him- soIG The deceased had been missing from hIa place Of business for soy- cm days. but no attempt was nude to inquire into his absence until a patron wont to shop to get his clothes Ue called several times and finally notified Che chief of poe uco. who wont to Che house. accom- panied by ". F. Thompson of thc New-Mucr and forced am entrance
 through a rcar door. No reason is .euod for tho act
 Harry. native member of Che crow Of Che steamer Panama. was lost overheard and drowned on tho vovarc up from Nonaua The acci- don't occurred when thc boat was short distance above Che railroad town. Someone heard a splash and
 unnosue Che noise to have been made by some one falling over board noses were counted and it was found chat Harry was missing The boat was stopped and river
 searched. but no trace or the missing man could be found. The native belonged at Co@lackct
 A hu Of exceptionally fine looking potatoes grown by Harry Schroeder at North Ncnaua are on display at Tho Portland. where they are at- retur much attention. The po- utocs appear just as they were pull- cd from Che soil. attached to Che vine and m1oldoI In Che soil which grew hem Tho potatoes are uniform in ..... NN|IN"| N.NI' NNNN b" "NN '"H'
 u aesrcmtc weight Of more than 10 pounds.
 Local mon who bid on Che Nouaua- Eauu.hna winter mail contract are unable t0 learn to whom Che con- ract was awarded. although Che ust mail i supposed to leave Nenana within short time. They are nX- .oua to know m order that arrange mcnu may bc made for Che disribu- uou of dog feed before tho frcezcup
 c. J Craudoll and J Horton, old- time residents Of Che Rampant dis- uct whore tboy lived on Little Muook creek wore outgoing pasou- gers on Che steamer Panama on route to Che Pioneers Home at sitka. whore they win spend tho remainder of thor days Cmndell is S2 years 6l age and bis companion is 70.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
SOCIAL MEETING

rUI.un. ... business meeting %. u. Christian HHI..Eor Society at m. Cme UH. church Thursday evening r. was s.o.H. umc. r..u we're played and
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15

To Mn" Edward umHu. o. O..H.e.. who s F.s.t- m. H... N.I.m" WNmer alWIm
 and Robert E .ou.Uu entertained .t h.... .t I...r homo ou Nond"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-25

FOR SALE Some fine Jersey
cows Some fresh some spring o.
ing Also have some yearlings.
Apply 20 Willis H%lghtower Cap.
itan. New Mexico.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-25
Methodist Church Notes

TIM large number az the Farewell
reception rendered NJ. x. r. Crib at
the First Methodist Church last Mon
day evening was an eloquent tribute to
the high eHteom in which this good man
who for the past seven years lived the
unl,lash Ito and wrought among ug in
Chti Ian WORK II held. Short address
es we're 81. follows.
scnstor T.. " Brickley, one Of our
local bankers, spoke on "Mr. Crib ms
a business Man" Mrs C.. A. Hooper.
lnr tive Sunday IS hooi On, Mr. Crilb
In the sunday School " y. : Donald.
SON. chairman Of the Church Board on.
"Alr. Crib as a Church Official "
J. Langston Of the I. u. q. f., on. Mr..
Cfbb as an Odd Fellow " Miss Florence
Spence. u%tcsident Of thu Epworth
League ON, 'Nr. Cribh and the Ep.
worth LcHruc,' Miss Grace Moss. an
ificcr in the lpWorth League, on miss
lob as O Wiling Worker Rev. G..
d.. Hieboo for the church. on Mr.. Cribb
%. @ Preacher. on b,half Of the
lurch, the un-tor presented u hand.
como travelling hng. ~ q loving token
o. c.'crm und appreciation
our prayers and best wishes 20 with
rim. NJ hc cutters his new held OF labor
r th' holy calling ofthe Christian Min.
is'ry.
Immediately after taking Of Class
i,cords ar about g:l5 next Sunday
morning, the children Of the sunday
chonl will render an Easter program
to which all who ARE not duty. bound
,il. where. are cordially invited. Upon
Tie conclusion Of this program. III,
pastor viii bring IN Easter Message.
We will have the Pageant in the even.
INK. M planned We will have special
Easter music all Of which will be IN
Keeping with the occasion
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-25

We have just put in q full line
of Fisk tires and tubes in addi-
tion TO our Federal line of tires.
which makes as two OF the best
grades of Rubber goods ever
carried ia Lincoln County.
These are OLD and TRIED
Brands of Tires and well known
IN this County-Try One. Sat
i~sfaction Guaranteed Lincoln
Garage, Lincoln, New Mexico.
II Il
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-17

agreements between the United
States and Greece
Gov Gen Stcriadcs has repeatedly
promised to- remedy the situation and
has rcpudiatcd the action Of minor
Greek officials in OBTAINING Americans
but despite his efforts arrest of the
Americans continue. Mr., Horton has
appealed to Washington to make a
porcmptorv demand upon the Greek
government to discontinue this prac.
tiCr
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-17
Try T his,

To prevent the gloss coming OFT Of
your white paint wash it with milk
and little soap That viii be much
cheaper than rcpanriug ana is effec-
tive
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-17
Granulated SUGAR.

10 h. for nc. Peanut butter. 1Nc
a glass Pork and beans, 1oc a can.
Special for tomorrow at Verona &.
Sons, 80 W. Madison 81.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-17
Special for Tomorrow.

White dress skirts formerly sold
for $500 and $500, go on sale tomor-
row at $19S and $29S
ENGEL'S
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-17

FOR SALE Five passenger Stude
baker in fine condition, almost
new tires, a bargain at $500; Series
II, passenger, good tires, in good
condition, $475; Series Is, or pas
senger, special body, tires almost
new, repainted, a good bargain at
500 Overland run only $500 miles
quite new at $500
DOLDER'S GARAGE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
Dir nAIuD on EVILS or DAY.

In his address before the brotherhood class
~ tho Presbyterian church Tuesday evening
Dr phl G. Baird, OF oklahoma city, Thought
his way uncrringy to the worry heart OF present
day OWLS when hc placed the lions share of
blame on the shlrking Of parental responsibility
in tho home
THAT the home ne of the growing child in
Clucnccs that child for good or bad throughout
its entire life s undcniiblc in at least 90 casca
out OF every one hundred. It ~ superficial
thinking that permits people to nttrthut" crime
and inmoralIty primarily to picture shows and
even trashy reading. There are hooks that
should never command the time necessary for
ther reading; but that Is true OF many books
that are incapable OF suggesting either crime
immortality. Likewise with reference 20 shows.
1t IL not in limo with popular thought to as
scrt that bad books and bad pictures never
made either a criminal nor a moral degenerate,
vet wo think the assertion f. very close to pre-
ciso truth We do not think any boy or girl
with good blood running In their veins and
from homes where the proper discipline has
been maintained, could be converted into a
criminal or moral degenerate by such influ-
ences; and do think that very large pro-
portion of our criminal and immoral class
comes from tainted blood and homes where tho
proper discipline and moral fiber is utterly
lacking.
In this matter as in so many others, there IL
a pronencss to get tho cart before tho horse; to
confuse effect with cause. 1t IL one thing to
feel a thrill at n depicted feat of hercism, even
by a bad character, but quite another 20 feel
the slightest disposition to emulate the charac-
ter depicted.
or course, children who go out from homes
In which there no standards or ideals,
very apt to have their lives fashioned by influ-
ences encountered upon the streets and In pub
lie places But all the care in the world can
not preserve youth against such temptations or
influences II parental example. teaching and
discipline haa been what 1t should be; Il
ccstrage Is clean, the chances OF youth from
such environments falling for the temptations
are reduced TO the irroducible minimum.
The responsibility Of parents the beneficial
effects of wholesome home Influences on both
society and the state, cannot be too often or too
strongly stressed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04

wrought up over the mater because the corpora
tion commission persists I'm splitting The hair 800
ilvor ~ the large interests. Tho vipremc court
split In favor of tho pcoplc--in which interest
an legal doubts should over be received
rho gas advances ~ recent months have been
the result ~ deliberate conspiracy. That az
least {, the general vcrdio, ana u IS verdict
that VIII require uuiupcochablc evidence 70 sot
aside. We think now that thorough invos'iga.
iion ~ tho whole rbjcr' .sould hc made. ~
thorough, We mran an iuvoWigaiion that VIII
disclose the relationship ~ the oklahoma Nn-
tura with sibsidiarlcs of various nomca nnd
purposes
There is q general belief that tho showing OF
the gus trust concerning the ptiro 1t pays for
gaa from producers ls dlsIhuoHt mat 81 has
been covering up the facts through various sub.
aldiury corporations For instance. 81 mad" of
record a statement that Ii vae buying 90 Eas
under We think the figure was ion cents But
~ is charged specifically that mo" Of tho gas
boing purchased hy the oklahoma Naiu.ul w
from other corporations which precisely th'
same individuals own and control and which in
urn purchase tho gos from individual produocr'
ot ridiculously low ngur'a.
This game is aH old aa corporate orennizn.
uoua thcmsoIvcs There should also bo clear
and unmurakablc division between the Okla.
homt Natural as a gas producer and the same
interests az Oil producers Such an .iu,csttgn.
ton as is propoecd u u ie 10 amount TO ans.
thing will require tho services of tho most ca
pabIe accountants and experienced oil and Can
men ana In addition men who are above being
bought hulo1cd or blutfod.
Tho public has won a strategic point iu tho
decision or the states highest court Let it hang
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
The Promoters Wife
By JANE PHELPS

school change had made me anX-
luus, and ne rcassured me.
Don't expect him to think much
of anything until We get him out
OF the woods. / have taken all the
necessary papers and books from
tho office, and put man in there
to attend to the mail
what Of his stenographer and
hool-tnsper'" asked.
Discharged them both" laconi-
caliy.
couldn't help little rush Of
gIadncss unworthy as it was. II is
true believe that when we do
wrong, or something which in any
way hclittles us, that we are ANXIOUS
~ avoid those who know Of IT, |
ever had felt comfortable about
those two, since my trip to Sell $
office during his absence when |
intended to surrcptitiouSly look over
his mail altho never had seen eth
er of them since.
You will keep the office goiug?"
For the present, yes. Mail may
come for some time. Those Circu-
lars have had a wide distribution. "
How / hated the mention Of those
glowing circulars. The extravagant
language, the promises they con-
a|iud Promises they believed
would be fulfilled, hut which the
men, Neil among them, knew never
H 0.. pictured men and wo-
men poring over them, figuring how
much they would make II they sent
utJiu amounts 10 be invested. the
0'nrest thcv would receive, | fanCied
many scrlmping their living in
MY the worthless
stock, then looked around at my
..NuIious nome, expensive, bcautl-
lul, and all bought with their money.
and for the first time hated II.
Hated all this luxury had so loved,
hated the thought that ! had Sc
Icctcd each piece Of furniture, each
hanging, each bit Of hric-a-brac. I
longod to he rid of II all, TO leave
Have You put the advertisement
m the naper"' was my next ques-
tom THE house can be seen at
any time"
"No--I talked with Tearlc. lie
is coming to look at II tomorrow,
shall Try 70 come with him
Vaguely | knew. as ] thanked him
and hung up the receiver that he
was coming so that he might help
me, 80 that | might not be embar-
ra ssed. Surely no one ever had so
oousiderate friend, As walked
slowly upstairs said 10 myself:
We're II not that | loved Nell so
dearly ! might have cared for YOU. 4"
rn-murrow-A Reporter Calls
Upon barbara