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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05
ASKS SPECIAL
TRAINING FOR
PLAGUE SERVICE
Sunnyside Superintendent AID
dresses State Nurses
Association.

Special training in tuberculosis sana-
forums for nurses was stressed by DR..
H. S. Hatch superintendent of Sunny
side Sanitarium Of Indianapolis, in his
talk at the opening session of the Indi-
ana State Nurses Association this morn
ing in the Palm room of the ClaypOol
hotel The State League of Nursing
Education is providing the program to-
day and holding special conference in
connection with the convention.
DIR. Haoch said that the great trouble
in caring for tuberculosis is the fact
that the nurses lack knowledge of the
disease. He suggested that in the last
year Of the nurses training, at least six
weeks training in a tuberculosis sana
forum be interpOlated.
Following DR.. Hatch's talk a general
discussion was carried on. Dr. Crull OF
Fl. Wayne and DR.. Johnson of Evans
vile telling of the work in their cities
in the sanitariums.
Miss Edna Hamilton, superintendent OF
Public Health Nursing Association of In
dianapolis, addressed the body also. tell
ing of the work and organizati ton Of her
association. She defined the public health
nurse as "a graduate nurse employed IN
community to safeguard the health OF
its people; one who gives skilled care to
the sick in their home. promotes health
by teaching families how to keep well
and assists in the prevention Of diseases
Mrs. Ethel P Clarke, president of the
league. presided.
This afternoon Ida J. McCaslin. secre-
tary OF the Indiana State board for ex-
animation and registration of nurses
spoke on "A Word From the Board OF
Examiners - Elizabeth Springer talked
on Opportunities for Further Prepare
tion Along Educational Lines and
Nary Roberts, cOeditor of the American
Journal of Nursing. made a brief talk
which was followed by a round table dis
cussiOn.
Tomorrow morning the general bust
ness session will be opened at 9 o'clock
when reports OF officers and standing
committees will occupy the greater part
of the time. Miss June Gray Of the Indi-
anOpOlis Red Cross teaching center will
give a talk and a luncheon at the Clay
pool Hotel Ina Gaskill OF the State board
Of health acting as uoastmistress, will
follow the session. Business will be re-
sumed at o'clock, when group OF
short talks will compose the program
The convention will be continued
through Friday evening and specia
clinics are to be held Saturday morning
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05

which would make the rates range from
SIS TO S15O At the hearing July &c
the petition was denied.
The public service commission, its in
dlV1dual members and U. s. Lesh, attor
ney general for Indiana, are named a.
defendants
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05

the mines are organized so long as 1t Is
done in a lawful manner. He said he re-
sented any statements that man could
not receive a fair trial in that State.
In closing he hearing Governor Me-
Cray said that he will decide only the
question of whether RObb will receive
fair treatment if he is returned to West
Virginia
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05
TO ADDRESS CREDIT MEN

Frank {. Jordan, chairman of the fire
prevention committee Of the indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce, will be the
speaker at the weekly luncheon OF the
indianapolis Association Of Credit Men
tomorrow at the ClaypOol Hotel. The
subject Of his talk will be fire proven
ton, and how to make a cleaner, safer
and healthier indianapolis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05
NEWS GARBLES
STATEMENT TO
DISCREDIT MEN

Continued From Page One.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05

MOTION PIcTUREs/
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05
WOMAN TRIED EnR ARSON

The State today began introducing evil
dence in the case against Berna b. Os-
burn. who is charged with setting fire to
a house for she alleged purpose Of col
Letting Insurance on her furniture. A
jury was obtained late last night in the
Criminal Court. Mrs. Osburn was tried
several weeks ago, but the jury failed to
agree
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05

You Be the Judge" will be the subject
of an address by Carl \ Taylor of the
Taylor Carpet Company at the weekly
luncheon of the Advertising Club of In
annapolis, on the seventh floor of the
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce build
ing tomorrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-13
WHAT DO THEY KNOW ?

Tie amazing revelation OF the
igno rance Of SO many gramma
grade. high school and collegiate
pupils regarding current events
uros9kes the counter query, what
DO they knowt What DO they
-hink about, talk about Per
haps If the inquiry had taken this
side as a Complementary inquisi.
iion the report woyd have been
more valuable and certainly more
in eresting. might disclose
what Is fundamentally wrong
with our uphrineiEg Of the
younger generation, with the at
'ifuae Of parents, schools and
communities
Anyone who has come much in
eoniaet with the youth Of the day.
while startled at the concrete ex-
hibit Of scholastic indifference IL
the events Of the times and the
conditions in the world around
them. VIII recognize the same
symptoms IN many young persons
Of hi sor her acquaintance Many
L not most Of them. are interest
d only in Personal triviali-ies.
lasiimes and pleasures. The
world st large does not seem al
interest theTa in he s.ighles'
TIER life is bounded by a narrow
ercle Of acquaintance. The dan
rr in this i very real What eai
3 expected from q democracy II
Is individual eomponents are 81
LITTLE informed or interested ln
The vit ncs of l'te h !
grave ques ron worthy the was
serious consideration and ihe most
searching probe for renedia
action
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-13
Use Cocoanut Oil
For Washing Hair

:: reu wat - xe~p year LAIR n Eee1
ocnd.t.ar. x careful ~A1t gs- ws4 81
Ests
Ns' sol7s a.. frsFzrva sAau1-.ss
ccatatn 10 z1eA zikxh Ta.s d-ies q.
s-zi,. -akss tie As.r h-stsis. als j. rer.
ka-uf1i M1lszre. occc1zzt e.l sasu
20 f-Ai-A a pzre sEt e-ti-sly srp. -
isssl. : nssA fssisr ,Asz snytA.n- 81
yos al u~ ~ ssazpoe.ne. a. sAis
cs-'' r0~slhiy izszre tie Aai-
s.z-iy zoissea ssur fsl- VIII wsss-
srt ~ il IN oze O. tro ;sasqcoastal =
Nxls-red VII zzke a. shr1tan,e o,
rles. creamy lris y. ard cie-ases she es.-
=nf ~~slr tsoro1xsiE. TAs la.Aer ranses
-. easily, AZ removes ere-T 7zr-srl=. =
cus,- S-t. 1Ar6-zfs so1 exrss,vs oil
Tee hair dries czsckiy az1 eT~ziY sd 3
Issres Il nae sza silky. bEisAt. ru;fs All
easv - Es.sra
Y1- cza ges y-islfssss c1ooznzt %
Esszpeo At zo<t aHT d-us szcrs- & :
49, sseap. All 4 fs~ ozarss : e1ov<A
a. hs sre-roze n tAe family fer 1ozt1s
Ee SIRE Year drnsgis; gives yo1 Aai
ss~s..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-13
CALOMEL sAl|vATEs
EVEN WHEN CAREFUL
Treacherous Drug car not De
Trusted and Next Dose may
Start Troabl.

cAioraei IS d4nrarons II nav ssis-
rate yo1 An1 make yoa suffer fear
saly from soreness Ok E1zis f=It=r-
ness 81 Jaws and teeth. svrl'et
tongue. and excessive saliva drihhlrr
frum the no1sh. Don't trust cA.oms
x is mercury quicksilver
X ~ Zee, III 1os. heatachv col-
st-p1,e3 and al knoe ked cut ,rsi &C.
q wear druggist and ct a ,,ottle q.
Dccsons I-vrr Tcne sog a t-w cent
which i a harmless vegetable sub
stifr;. FOR dangerous ea'o1eA Take
= s7oontui ard 4 x doesn't start yoar
liver and sSra- -ghfen yCa ur beti =
and quicker than nasty csiomei an'
Elthogt making yol slsk yol ilss q
hack and Ees yonr money
:. yon take cAioclme. today yoe
BE- sex ard raGse1te1 iomoTrow he
sides. i Esv Salivafe son. Whtle if
Won take Do5sou's Liver Tone ye-
~il. wake ~ fae .nr great NJ saiis
necessary. Give & q tie ch.l1-e
because it Is perfectly harmless and
can rot S4ilvsie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-13
DYED HER WRAP BLUE
AND A SKIRT BROWN
Diamond DYES Package tells
how 70 Dye any Garment or
Dr2perv

Anv ~ nan fan diamond dye rr
tint her worn. sA4 hy dresses skirts
waists coats. si-t s'n1s sweaters.
cover ags. cr4ner es harslnss every ?
ihir- even 4 - fas gsfer ayec ~
sc-e Just tns Diamond Dye Hn
oihsr sinA-ant olioW TIE simple 1t
erct.ors p1rsage Thar rerf0
horne dyeinG is sura hr4ise pa
r.o-s DYES sre guaranteed rot O.
lot fade. streak or rua. Tell goA'
s-uErsst whether the material So
wish fc dye Wccl cr s-is or "Arf ~
- r : linen cotton cr mixed epol
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-13
WELL KNOWN FARMER
TAKES OWN LIFE
George Morgan's Trouble Were
MOI Than II cc-l5 St-.z5.
Was Abo.-. - Lo. :. Fis
Homestead

wrs.ns 4 nose so hls son n whlsa
he stated that hIS iToso.es scfe mof
than b oou.a stand. George 2 Nor
xan. long tine resident ~ Loesa
cc1usy. living 11 miles southwest "a
SYr rseaie ioaash'p. committed sa'-
g. at night shortly after n'1s
O'Clock He used q saos sun s~a
h.e~ hgs head Of TIE tltd instant
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-13

Philadelphia 70 attend a meeting o.
the Academy of oPhthsiuolsy.
< < <
Mrs 5. Il. Qu.isa a. Oklahoma
city is the guest of her daughters.
Mrs ]. L Ho-sewo-tA and Dr Paa.-
ne BaFke-
Mr. Es DateseT q Sswtan kan
-ss IS t-e sse1 - Asr ST, -
putker and fAnliy
x x E
~ Marie Kosts-h sesi Ns~ ferf
.tAss morning fer WAshinsiou 70 visa
~l.a Congressman sna NJ r hard
5s Wichita. Kansas before retuf asng
home
Xxx x
Mrs VIZ resr returned from Ok
iahoua City where she aiienaei The
conference q tie OklsAona Pa1l.c
He4ltA Association. ?. vas most
interesting ard Instructive mest.ns
Peoala from AZ ovs- iae state were
,hsre Others tror Guthrie pho ST.
tended we're D. R.ishaart nr HIa
sna p. T. Doolev To.iEat Mr.
-, ,.. go, ..,.-4 -
..-.s ...-f -f-.-....- - sha uas .--s.a
-. ..s vss IN. ..rs - -sh
s... ~ ss-ve. us-. ss-s
-
+.
80
- -
Nrs " 2 No'eHn I F. 's' Z
ne e.o'e' -sai ''-'
loon
! 7
T" -@fF =
z 'n.s'' Friday n'sAf
,
The Young people e iae Pres 'af
'er.-a eAnTcA All keep opea House
Thursday evening 81 80 az 'a'
church Games ~iii e p'iyet Ar'
-e.reshmerts N.ii be served
- y X
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-13
rlAlNTtFF RESTS
~ case OF STATE AGAINST
okauLCEE sNEslrF

okmalree. OF is-Tae plAlnsaf
rested IN the case of the board of
OSmalgee coanty cen nllSsionerS
against sheriff Lon KaAn. ~ho =
aelng tried "a the sarer.or court a
charses % nalefea sSnes and mis-
conduct IN office. at ~ o'clock th.s
morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-13

had he-a raz do~n 4nd cc~ hal
tied
II IS Too mach. cant be1r any
mSrs. IS the lAst message
Faneral services wll te held to-
r,erros ant ha-A-i al b made n
tAe family ba--lrr ground
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-13
Your Childs Bowels Need
California Pig Syrup

Hurry mother, Ereu . sex chic
loves the ~frul.y tastes of -tzA-
torulz Fag Svru2 411 i never t4Als
70 oTea TIE bowels 4 ezspoocill
today nay prevent 4 sick child to
MORROW Z co1stipzted. blliocs- ses
e-isE- fretful has cold. colsc- o. Il
stomach = soar. to1zue cos-e1-
brsztA TAD. remember q good cleans
irr e the little bowels / often 3
that * necessary.
Ask rcu- druggist fo- -e-1r
California rig Syr1QT vh.ch las =
restions for ezbies and children Q.
all ages rr.zted On bottle Mother
Yo1 must szy California OF yca
nav r. an imitation f-g syrup
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-13
AFTER eFFEcT or
sckRlET FEVER

As an asf-- sf'@.f y scar4-t
fever writes Nrs J Mcculioaga
s9s S-yder St E4stcn. Pa nlf
ihroat Vas zizass try and had
backing cough ore bottle q foief {
Ho1ev ard Tar rave ne relief
Cheeks coughs. colds. cTo4p. sto7s
tck.rz h threat art hronsai-i lrr.tA-
tons sold Even vtere-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-13

The great need Of the day 5 81
attachment that will make the
motor choke down when 3 fool
gets behind the steering wheel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-13

When q woman boasts that she
has a resourceful husband. she
means that she doesn'5 I bother to
husband her resources.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-13

One Washington correspondent
diagnoses Congress suffering
from a crisis. Il may be only 8
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-13

ss-F0ur-ss To Psss. Rosdsssr . S55
12-Fo1r-5s Frss Pass. TOURING Us
17-Fosr-5s Three Pass Coupe I11
A. srie@s p o 3. FTinf, AsA46sn
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-17
SELECTING poes sY opsR
Observations 81 RstDfaIist sasrn :,
shsw That lnsseas Are e.ttrasss<
BY Certain Scents.

There u much IN tie behavior Of
certain species Of nsects." says Dec
tar Bones In the American Naturalist.
"ts suggest that food-plants are select
ed on the basis OF odor by the parent
female and alss accepted on the same
basis by the larvae. Experiments with
cabbage butterflies show that
these insects are attracted by the mus
tard oils present in these plants, and
Il has also been shown that caterpll-
lars will feed on other plants which
have been treated with one of these
oils. The dlstaste Of mosquitoes for
oil OF cltronella Is well known. as il
also the attractlyeness Of this same
substance for fruit-nies OF the genus
DacUs Very recently MeIn-
doc has published some observations
showing that caterplllars readily re.
act TO the odors Of several essential
oils and TO those Of various plants.
This tnken together with the fact that
Pleris will feed upon strange plants
treated with mustard oil, would sug-
gest that odor is an Important factor
In the selection OF food-plants."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-17

thousand, thlrty,eght aad no hun
dredths dollars and proceeded to turn
In his wagon to the Village Cab COM
pany. together with the highest clock
reading ever known In the history Of
Manhattan lie then chartered one OF
the vehicles for hire OF that concern
and directed IL to carry MIN to his
new clothes
At ten minutes TO four he emerged
from his tnilor's, CARRIED in the very
latest thing in slim-line morning coats.
top hat. pearly-striped trousers
spats, notified, platlnum-handled.
snnkewood stick, and gSrdenia In his
buttonhole. ignoring the wise and
friendly-sneering look on the face Of
the cab driver, who was none other
than our old friend OF saturnine Wis
age, Patrick o'Rellly by name, fallen
on evIl times. and rs-engaged that very
day on Mt RAndolnh'G ree0mmenda-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-17
FACT AND FANCY


Destiny leads the willing. but drags
the unwilling.
As usual, when a precedent IL breir-
en-, it Is proved that II shouldn't be.
Happiness has Y peculiar way Of ap.
Esaring and disappearing Unexpectedly.
During the wsrld war e2,o0e private
wells were damaged or destroyed IN
France.
Ne prepared TO nbsraily Ping ysur
way thea Il dessRt matter how sla
yea get.
A wemAn h SSldam angry N q nan
kisses her, but somehow they make a
big BLUFF.
A private In the unitsd States army.
with specialized knowledge. sAn saIn
SEQ . month.
Fortune may knock once at every
mans door, but naisfortuns crawis In
at the window.
On June !, 1870. Great Brltain had
407.OO0 men In the army aud 122, oOo
men In the navy.
He who knocks and runs away may
live to WELD the hammer IN the next
political campaign.
A sunny disposition is delightful "
1t is natural; but there is some doubt
about an artificial ono.
When q lazy man comes home to
supper he likes to tell his wife Kew
hard he has worked all day.
A big city Ia lonely 70 q stranger {;
and he eau make the loneliness per-
nsnent without half trying.
man who can make ah altar Ola
ner speech bst wsn't u lsss tiresems
usaa enc whs sa't but win.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-17

-, soar of lHreiter that went up
2 ~ -. bUi sIr. Scear was more full
fs,isi fee than even such OCCASIONS
~ iz''y producc. Mr. Mcin pounded
M iAndolph on the back.
"si.aay. DID hoy" he said, that was
isi- coagslrst pui.cntest. and deepest.
u sgnp rye over Witnessed in life
I,.yE pnrsnlt nf he only national pas
q ,,,@E~
. .a'pias.ii's blue eyes. and he returned
~ hAs c1d Job Of saving wood. Not
: ~. soti,ing had lie made that grand
serts,5 flourish, and biz object had been
q 1pess. A new serlsusness, masked In
~rwsS~sigrd, classic poker smiles. set
tssne spun the table rs . whole, The
Hsssu ssiat they were gathered together
@sr~sy 70 while away an idle evening
arts,o hito the background. and, one by
ssssn- flkr stars conaing cut at evening
wtne. ssupper trays began 10 make their
uaFrsaSane. All bat Randolph, they
BARD axsca toying vita psker; now they
z~rsssn - play IT,
That gentleman continued for the
ssussr Che even tenor Of his stride OK
-ss9it sor a LenteA concession to his
.asSsccs. He ordered placed on n stand
an lbs elbow a large jug OF Ice water
zBa n platter containing four dozen
sxndwls1,es. No added touch could
annrve sisne more toward persuading his
isrhmsiy antagonists that he, Randolph,
's~as spat FOR thick blood. II any one
Is fb1 1--WE had joyed In the knowl-
eessse flrat two slices, thin, OF buttercd
alroud embracing a silver OF meat had
ur~us uanrNd c,crnnlly after the earl
&c 'Saaaiwich an Just such an epochal
@p~wFacm rs This he would probably
1ave seen tho high sign and beat II
rxnr home aud bel.
Nh1s WAS fast Joining the d'1card
~firpn The weary Herbert dared TO In
usvrpfa
-i'sessr, Mr. Rnadn'ph the officer
an dba beat says the grass is lftins
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-17
GOVERNMENT Z. TNSUR
ANCE

The federal government is main
tanning an expensive war risk InsHr-
ance department that is not function
ing.
The longer II continues the more
unpopular 1t seems to become ana
the more unwieldy and inefficient It's
Compensation claims Of 3t,see
sick and disabled war veterans ass
shelter and care. Tho average sass
now awaiting action by the war risk
takes two months at the least to ses-
friends and even strangers for food.
insurance bureau at Washington, az
ton on many OF these already delay
ed for months. while the veterans are
helpless and in many eases dependent
twelve months.
To date the bureau has refused
100. 900 claims OF veterans, who. tsel
az they are entitled to somethlnG
for shattered health and disability.
are anxious to get their cases reop-
sned.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-17

WV reh sir md he thought he
so~~H ~ reaor nnyihmg llke that"
'eii him 20 ur'la the check ard let
IT, cd liscif down again" gr1wled Mr.
Hrhlolrh.
'she day pas I'd night fell. Now
a. = ''cp Grpther OF the six de
wi. es OF n science which even IN the
.-s- = az this mai on had fores,nlied all
a.. wonders ~ the submarine. the
rr,su 81 mai atc wlrr''TS 'c'o"r'nNv
-, -cv Just lorg enough 10 cOnnce,
eslfh % n'rr Wight bnnk round the
e-~-er on some n'her convcn ent hu'e
~ ,-r-9,es nd rc,u.fh 10 SET new
ss~uey or-''h Old. nui Ne Ten
Ss,s,.', iid 40 o"fafl"n 20 do this. His
}h,4.p 81 ch'iS nnd cash ~ 'ha ro1lm
ira. ~ IN too SOLD '""e " It's own.
.Y,5stS '"~~ he reruadeG ~ "mrs.ng
si7vr-s,o "a. 80 qpr'ous business L.
h-nd. II was ussered IN by the cre7t-
fYr rlefhcrt WHO confessed that ac-
Ss,sY a vs'cnl ~ rnsfion had dyiven
Esm II sr;y Wine during which time
= v-nressiorpl pprlo!ncr OF motor-car
a~t -nrles had stepped, srellbound by
rRr 4 fr-''~ eI'-Y rc~'s'ercd on NJ"
Isarhal,l.s ,axiRotcr had promptly
sansSi me prepastcrous - ~ and WINS
INV ,al The clgj e.cps o1erng 20 set
ne wiih ~ ro~"~ was The Ipterc'ted
gcni cn 6.;s G;ty hcsls.
G3sxai was Tie CONSIDERATION Of the
er'o,pi sing y;'crulator IN theft when he
vssNu,frouted by two PERSONS IN one
nj civ. Mr. 2 II. Randolph lessee
81 Car No is9} and Air. H. Il. Ran
<aspi alas slim Heryey. the irate
Srrsr OF mid cab. Ills glib tongue
9..aasA 10 Il ellls With arguments as
~ b0-x much the fare would save
yb-ough the sudden exit Of the clock
~ ~ .s= efNaan. trlnpcd hopeless
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-17

" ON this vision Of wrath in the shape
~ driver IN who's, interests the tick
or had been faithfully shaving.
II took Mr.. Randolph just thlrty-two
prrcious minutes to force the crest
fnilen one 70 replace aud readjust the
husy hre OF meter readings. When he
returned to the fray upstairs, be no
Iced strange phenomenon Of poker
age. unml-fnkabie age, had settled on
the faces OF The Ave youths. He put
HE fingers TO his own countennncc; he
could feel the added years.
The game ended, as DO all titanic
battles. In absolute silence. Mr.. Ran
dolph sorted. stseked. tsbuiated his
winnings, and stuffed them into an the
pockets ~ his pcrsca. He 0hep noted
the Yourselves e'eIsck u bright
Thursday nerning--and, preeseding 10
the nearest tclephsse bscth. chilled 10
Mr., wiIlian verrfss 81 vsTiss q Cat,
stock BROKERS
'"rhat yeu. wiiiisni 1tis Ia Bes
Randolph. william, I've rot sixtsss
thousand dollars IN my Jeans al the
moment Of speaking. what's the low
est margin you'll give me 70 sell Anal.
!. S. & G. short for delivery ct tomor-
rows closlng7"
"Seli Anal. I. s. & @. short :" Easped
Mr.. verries. why, you're crazy
Buy. and I'll talk to you"
~ don't want to buy" said Mr.. Ran.
dolph patiently. You're right. In q
way, about my being crazy. You see
since you saw me the other day. I've
come into some easy long stuff, and IL;
Just running my experiment In the
philosophy OF a moneyless life want
10 lose my wad Just like told you
and II you don't promise 10 start sell
Ing for me inside OF the next ave min
utes. I'll let friendship slide and cal
MP some real brokers"
"lyell. II you put It In that way, yct
escaped loon. III assist your sap-hend
ed philosophy to your exact cash HALT
When will you pony upf"
ain twenty minutes by the clock
! said Mr. Randolph checrfuily, and rant
OF.
The historic pounding drive OF
Anal l. $. & c. that started with tn
opening OF the market on the follow
ing day wns Of such Homeric proper
tons that the advance sale mnde b!
Mesrs verrics & Cat ON behalf ot
Mr.. r II. Randolph during tie Thurs
dny afternoon next preceding WINS ,
mere drop In the bucket Of oblivion 4
the public at iarge--s mere hea-bit'
lost In the shutting sf epidermises e
the monster Saurians involved In TIN
combat; but to Mr.. Randolph. II was
mat,cr OF transccndent Importance.
with n feeling Of great relief owe
an order that he had placed with hi
tailor nine days previously for com
nlcte new afternoon and evening out
4 .lts. the succcSafsa huachbuster col
! lecicd one hundrsd ana thirtyitw
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Buffers Remark That Might Have
Set Father OF Family to smaH
Job Of Thinking. ass

q Edward Box, the talented ex-editor
md reformer. said at business
mems luncheon in Philadelphia
81 claim that business men are
partly to blame for the ridiculous
fashion from Paris which their daugh-
tiers wear, The business man should
not permit his innocent child to APP
pear in shocking creations designed
In the Rue de Ia Paix for the demi-
mondains trAde.
Mr.. Box paused and smiled.
~ Merton business man." be went
on. entertained house party the
other week. Az he came from his
dressing room one evening during the
party he overheard his butler saying
IN a nercs whisper down The dumb
walter:
Per Do Ands sake, cook. hurry
up Do ssap. DE ladies u ~
strIppsd fer disnsr.'"