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Rife Shooting

Rife shooting enjoyed n big year and
As a sport IL being adopted by many
Grin schools and colleges Vermont
University has a team Of female rife
shots. as has Northwestern University.
Mrs Topperwein Is s,ili the woman
champion with the rife and has few
auperiors among tho men.
Remarkable shooting featured tho
Shooters for the 90 and 70 foot gallery
championships OF the National Rife AS
ISOLATION. Five shooters tied with per-
feet score Of ! 900 In the rs foot cham
pionship. and ak shooters made perfect
sscores IN the so foot championship. In
tho frat shooton for tho 70 foot title J.
Byerly Of Piqua. Ohio; T. X lee Of
birmingham, Ala. J. spolarioh OF Joliet,
III, and Harry wolhnger o. Stockton.
Cal. again tied with perfect scores. The
second shootoff was az a total OF $500.
and thia time Byerly was tho only one
20 finish with perfect score. All told.
he shot $50 bull's-eyea
II. j. McGrath of la Mar. Cal. and
Harry Palmer OF sheridan. wyo. tied
on the first shootoff for the 90 foot title
with their second perfect string and
then shot az $500 points. In this
neither went out Of the bull. both finish
ing with t5s bulls. Palmer In the final
shootoff was on the range for seven
hours and forty minutes
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Fly Casting

Tho surf casting champion for the
year Ia Harold O. Lentz OF PHILADELPHIA
a member OF tho Anglers club ~ Ocean
City New Jersey who made new dts
tances for tho longest single cast with
n four once lead. AZ the Tournament o.
tho Dover Fishing Club. held May Z,
1924 IN Fairmount. Philadelphia
LentE new record which was accepted
by the national association was til
feet II inches, aud supplauts his former
mark % sGi feet. 10 inches The same
day Fred Berger % TIE Long Island
Casting club also exceeded his former
mark o. f62 feet 90 inches
on July 81. 1920 raroid G.. i.eriz
who no % six weeks previous had never
cast a dry line. and who was a protoFe
OF El,ngshausen's. hsttercd his mentor'a
twice the same day. getting marks %
t57 feet. inch. and tei fec. 90 inches
surf casters generally viii Boz inter
es;ed 10 know thar the dry lire casting
on the turf throughout the winter month
has made progress on the Atlantic
coast ard that some % the clubs IN
New York and vicinity muster as many
az sixty members az their Sunday and
holiday practice meets Those practice
meets are held on park lands and on
some RAJ" racks and ere Invariably
followed On me spring ~ the year hy a
casing tournament The tournaments
FOR lg2. spring were well attached and
an were closely contested
George CHAT % Chicago. r. The an
around champion Or the bait and Nv
casting FOR 1919 h1Ning beaten a hei
~ fny competitors "a the National
Tournament held in Cleveland. o..
september ! 10 This l. the third
time he has won this honor
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Rowing

Rowing enjoyed remarkable success IN
1874 II was a great year Tor the sport
not only Ia the colleges bat among the
cubs % the National Assoc iaiion Of
Amateur Oafsmen a. yell The out
standing CreS vas hat ~ the Naval
Academy. which once more won the
Championship al the Poughkeepsis re-
gatta. one % the hig sensations In that
competition Was the showing 90 is,e e.gh,
from the University q Washing on.
which finished second % the Navy and
reflected 50 much credit on the Goa "a.
ing Of Edwin Leader that he was en-.
gaged BY Yale.
In tho Harvarf-Yaie race Al New Lon
don the Elis again scosed over the Crlin-
son varsity and topped 10 with a fiae
Ssctory q campaign which had heon dis
maj and fun u failure The I'rlacetou
eight which won tho Chuds Cup. alsu
deserved great credit !, defeated both
Harvard and Yale. bat was beaten b.
Cornell
The best sculler % the year Was Wal.
ter Hoover % Duluth &C. vent over a.
England and won the Diamond .sculs q,
tie Henley and then came o. ne schuyi-
k.ii and non the Philadelphia Cod Cur
"a Triumph which made him tila sotll
champion. However. h. dli not defend
the national title on ~. Schuyiku later
IN the ssaeon. sni thar 49, Won hy PAU
Costello - Philadelphia. The Ncs Yors
A. {. and the Duluth Hoat club enloy.d
great success The New York E0glns
Association also had fine year and
held a great regatta 90 the Harlem.
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Skating

iIonors IN Gee skating for 1929 were
pretty evenly divided among william
SfelnmctE - Chicago Ioe Moore no Sow
York and Roy g. Whirtsr ~ Chicar,
10. the major amateur events held under
The auspices u The International Skating
Union % America Stelumc'z won the 'U.
iernatl0ual outdoor a. Sarauac Lake ana
tao Diamond Trophy az LIKE Placid
Moore Eou the International indoor no
Milwaukee. tho Canadian outdoor at So
Johns y %. and ihe Middle Atlantic
outdoor az NcWbgrrh ana McWhIrfar
captured %" nafiar1. outdoor a. plffa.
burg ana the Western outdoor az Chile
cago. Art stan ~ chicago raced 90 tIe-
tory in the professional division boz HI
three champ Hips-'hr American and
n1u0nal outdoor and ths International
indoor
only four records were broken. fH-..
hy starr and ono hy Sfr.uw.fE Sf1ff
so new marks f7r outdoor competition
a. Sarsnar Lake 8f fhr quarter mI.
'hree-quartsr mile ami Two miles Stein.
meta lowered the thrcc-luausr mile
mark
IN addition NIs. Gad.e Robinson 20
Toronto created nov standard. f.r 900
H.f r.I vail. % o. Hr1 o." go .-..
orls respectively Hos Hyer fnr record.
were made in exhibition. loo eh -h NJ
Robinson bad "a pfr- w'fer
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Cross Country

Cross country running was unusuaily
successful during the last year. To-
ceily. where road running on the paved
or macadamiScd streets was very popu-
lar IN the past. there was a marked fall
ing off IN the number OF these races
staged. which was due probably 10 the
published opinions of many Of ths
couniry's leading coaches that this kind
% running II detrimental % tho erocess
OF Americas distance runners. and. In
stead, the athletes Eho have n leaning
towards distance running have taken
up cross country running This prob
ably accounts Tor the large entry lists
In all Of tho cross country races rtaEed
IN the East this fall. which includes the
metropolitan junior and senior and ma
t'onal Junior and senior Championship
races
The intercollegiate = A. A. A. cross
country championship hr,usht out an
unusually large -ntry an. like tbs A.
A. Y championship furnished the bsst
competition IN years All OF these
championship races were staged at Van
Cortlandt Park The Finnish America
4 q ~ this city carried off the lead
INK horors IN the club Championships.
and In the intercollegiate title races.
honors we're divided between Syracuse
and Columbia. The Salt City COLLECT
ans won the team Championship. AMI
Walter Higgins carried The light blue OF
Columbia across The finish line IN first
place chalking 40 the first victory ever
scored hy Columbia athlete In the big
college championship HIS time was but
one and ihfee-tenth Seconds slower than
the record for the COZ IN. which vac
established by r. y rruNn OF Cornell
IN winning the race last year under
much more favorable conditions.
The Flnnish-American A c. captured
the Individual and team honora IN the
metropolitan Junior and senior title
races and tho national senicr. but were
compelled % dip their colors 10 the
Mcadowhrook Club ~ Philadelphia IN
The national lnrlor race The Quaker
runners Ted all others for me team hon
ofs in thls rRe~. and Jack Phillips OF
The paulist 4. G. furnished a aurprlse
hy winning the race which carries with
il the individual championship title
The senior Individual titles IN both
The metropolitan and national race,
wefe won by William Riiola % the I'm
% sh.Amsricln a g The time made BY
Ritola 'n winning the senior metropoli.
tnn championship established a record
frr thc course AMI Do broke !, fort.
night later loo the national race when
h'll and dai. In Tho fine time Of ~ mia.
g'es az IS seconds
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Aviation

American aviation has experienced me
grcaiast and most Huiacani year IN
its history Machines ~ American DE-.
sign powered with American motors
rnl piiotel hy Americans. have accoi1.
riielsI ~ much Or more than those 90
other arfonau,ical nati0ns They have
done la much Aying as all Europe com.
hfncl ami today hold practically al
90 iar important worlds records .or
spcoI distance. endurance. altitude and
actua' rnrrr
Tho altitude record has remained IN
'he United States HoW for several years
Tho speed rocori over n sfraiKhiANGy
costs. .1ve hero for fha afst tins IN
wear. when Bug Gen william Mitchell
in rHrfi.a-frmy hipianv averaged
.ctes miles per hour 20 Mount Ciemsh.
Mob 0r October ig Lieut. v {.
Nau-.su. SENSATIONAL victory IN to
Pulitzer Trophy race with lie sAm-
plane I'D nlNel fNn v1rii racing ev,n,s
ii, rtsral 1n- miles Ter hour Tor =
ds'ar.r of go miles dvring which he
ROOD. 1rsen Turns
iisH- latiey Hcly and John A.
NlrraHV boz rofscr-i liberty (T.el
.4r, established = nonstop record OF
% 1t1 miles IN f".Hg from san Diego g.
fr annapolis November it TIE a,-
Ht.TfH.s broke me Duration record Cr'3
pep d ard g - S1r Diego Cal. IN sia,
ms aloti IS hours ls minutes 30 sec
onis
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right 10 permanent possession OF tie
Rice trophy.
Samuel Factor Of Chicago won the
annual tournament OF the Western Chess
Association. held this year az Louisville.
KY j. w. Brunnomer OF Hlllsdale was
again successful In the tournament for
the New Jersey State championship at
Newark
Both Frank J. Marshall. United states
champion. and capablanca set new rec
ords for simultaneous play at Montreal
and Cleveland respectively. AZ the
National Athletic Club. Montreal. Mar
shall payed against is5 opponents. max
ing a score OF i3s wins. 81 draws and
losses capahfanca played against io2
at tho Cleveland Athletic Club and made
score OF 100 wins and draw,
REeschewski. at the Amakassin Club In
Yonkers. made q clean sweep at 70
boards
Columbia once more won tina cham
pionship In the annual tournament with
Harvard. Yale and Princeton. while the
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology
in the other college league won from
City College. New York University. Cor.
nell ard Pennsylvania
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Basketball

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.,,.,Y. 4, On. history IL, N. rame
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n. y.'.,,s,,,I,h a. IN, s-,i-,s.l1 N
~ 4, t,st e.. tr,.rt,, mover
tr.,r,.a th,t tls rev ~, f,r inBosr
rc.,,,,i,.r .,.itil .f,,r .ueb -,rntrv.
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.i,,.f i~ I'M m -r. e..l.r.. .r.t L. hoods
,l.,,st,,, t,a .,yrtr,. ara ,4r, tennis
pi.y tb. prof-s.ior,al same Rou-hly
.r,.r,fl,r thor. ar. moro than 1000
t.,n. D.. .vinr ,sal.il,au
R,sFe,h,n has net4,rIr s,cu-rI n
s'r1nr hold 1r tho sfur Loving Auor-
Ir.r b1v but hsa reached ACROSS tr
rela Tho ntts' arlutsit IN fa tHy court
game e. France lu fhs Hu '.1r ihe
French Hlra 'lEen - trf E.He 90 q
Ilrre scale. even Ir fhe uUIAr. rtrtr
whore team. ar, s.ruRue No. In -lf
irF NUM- Hers South AwHfr t.iI. rn'
NV addition '" basket '- fHI
uaIF building ur court t-lws in lfs cole
'ese' or' schools. sn' r1m''f "' 'n-
dependent teams base H'tn
Hr7l china. iuu'i POI. fh-il'H DO
Ia.'r have lis. adopted i.' game.
Princeton university. ~ virtue 'i '''
victory .t.f .it i'lh I'0ir pm ''
team l'-' Np't are t'' .''inI ne p.
I'VE interior. fit'' iA7f't''"
IN|s ''n.f "ls nor pr
in' ''i'- Wl N'
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Automobile Facing

Ju"t NH-... Ins Angeles ~oa
Ht 't.. a .'a 4tomohlls race
IU.fr .s. psriod Of nlns
u.f,I-. 10000 tla-r . fo december .
NU- .ntrtvt. . sat % races hslc
nt .. Afn-tican iu Association
tlrI. fa.i ilt .v. snd esp;arsd
lfsi .fifu in siV ~ .rIa ilciuding three
20 f' 1Ve nigs -- .trrts he eompllse
a total ~ tgn Tommy hii,on.
1890 man. uion. serond 70 Aur.
yhf uifh igln p..H.. and Harry Harm
lt iH- angeles fH|. wfh Lisa IN.
other l.aa.rs vtr F-apS Elliot. s;g
Been. Iu ass rtt.e Hearns. asa
Ieut Wwlucfa $685. Earl Cooper
300 rrd uaiph 81 n.J. 2SS. Rnseo,
sarlr.. wlo 0as ...si In an accident In
tae Nlrsss Gus SD. racs ses;smbss
a. t.H ESQ
Ae.nuuuiic RI .I.e erj1yef ar excea.
ti8nal gtsr n p1.ra-ify. Despite IN,
mars facr. an poe grea, sD~ed In.
yoltcd in sach erf ore accident re-
.s.fea fatsf,. contrary TO popular
opinion. aaiouatlc ruring has proved
q IL uu- % ths irasy hatardous Of ali
sports
Four rscoris ssrs BROKEN dprf,g the
wear although -e % ihe drivers has
~ yet applied i8 ne a A. a. Contest
Hoard The uoa raiss were established
Tor hfiy. one hrnired tso hundred ana
ats. ana three hua1fca mica Narphy.
Nho hy the gay. also eapeursd. TIE
French rar.fe rafric. ne orAn1 rrtx.
ihs gar. 0. .r irsi ~ah too % the
marks phln. nse>cneerr ~ STATS
ra.t tsi. Msg Z. Ne WOO thss l3a.
inus racs ~ - ulruies La ssesaaa
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worlds records Tor men and venn.n
verc shAttcgec xhslcs.is
Outstanding feature. o. the twelve
month we're The icono.clastic perform.
ances % John Walssmuiier Of the uli.
nois A. - % chicsEo iu oompe,liica
Tor mtH and the hisses Gcrtruso
Ederle ahi Helen Wainwright Of m.
Nomef's swimming Association OF New
York aud Miss sDbn Bauer ~ the nm.
mol. A &, Ia sy.atA Or soaeu.
Welsssnllicr Who curnnsd his efraft.
20 races % 800 meter. 20 under. made
clean sweep q N. International ne
style standards fuf thee. distances. bet
tefing several % them iim. and agaln
Perhaps his greatest achievement VA.
70 cover 20 yards over i00.ysri
course la z.ls -. bcatinG the Old gen
wafer rccufi - The sweat margin u
5s.5 seconds
Miss kdcri.. Who spfanE a startling
surprise in Winning the sumen. inter-
national ~ mile swim Gar The Day
cups a. Brighton Beach. wil9d ou.
marks right and lrft after she atfaiucI
top form IN midsummer and STAMP A
herself III greatest az around su inn
mer u her 81 ever developed Most
nniao.e % her exploits Nas 500 sneffr
swim in g. as. in vhich she smash-i
% pieces IN worlds records from 300
yards Goo the ft.li distance. Miss Wan
wright showed record speed al he way
from 90 yards % mile. and made a
sensational ;90 meter s-im fuI-a
one o. the greatest fesfs On history
MlSs Bauer siauehterrd al back stroke
marks Or wlwra sud canned thn tIa-
tinrtiou " being ne lrg fair nataiar
10 beat a registered record Cor men tv
covering go yaIds On the back la ue
cttfsoriinary time of 6 .tt5
Al around team donors m water
sports fcf men we're gsrrrroi b. fh.
iInnri. 4 e. sud In n.nIl~ iiion far
mrluaIis b. the Nuuos sNimm u.
Association. each tcorue hy Tar TIE
hichrsf totals IN ths sen, T. national Boz
door ard outdoor chnwf los iro
iuiiVliusi an around uHf fH
Wt.,.auiicr snl Nias NaHntsht To-
altlt4Ns4g,
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Court Tennis

SEQ .lo Doc appeared as yet to
'H..atrY t.rHIe'y fhe reirn OF Jas
Gould 1a i.s .r court fenlis players
rii'r FH'Hir 'nf .s1 cara Gould 1e-
tended nis eaH mp.11s1.r as easily this
,osr 1a ou ar. tlet1us .r-asion Hewitt
'hI..l u.He.r .r t.fIa corraetiiion.
rsrctsI 'hs rraI.n.s r1rr1 u ihs ma.
'Hra 1w0 iHur c. .r' t~i save promise
10 developing '.rr.ntr into fcrsrl.
Hnh.r nrnoueu. boo. ls fsf Gould stanas
alone
War.r A. Ks.a.r. Amer an pro,ss.
slonaI champion. $50 vr'r AGO nst
defeat no the hruis % .na l1.tou tits
holder 1 20 .H, Htia event. vent
abroad 'n play 70 C1,ry % Ems
.Ht5 worlds rrof-s. Hr1i Champion. n
'.f frt r1surnfr match since befor.
'he var The ifefr. made = spient'1
showing. hu' bad q. a---.t drieai ahs-
1r arht
.r.f. o.. Appearance % newcomers
in U1Hr tennis r.r..'I'.Hr the -eiefans
uf fHa same sre ef tHlug their or
iH fHr -fie events en- Stfam Cuttins
NO ssR N.rk wtH rHNfl Gould n the
amateur eiaUrrr. .HrI In 1927 and
shs r.s-fe' ra round OF ths
UrIiT. ,t1rrI1rs. ' aHs prevented %
.G iHi.t.i a.. .r.u mpcdLs tat.
fH.r
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In water polo there was no classi,
test for women. but that for men was
won by the New York A. c. A. White
% the Olympic club Of San Francisco
and Mlsa Helen Meany Of the Women's
Swimming Association proved tho
American leaders IN fancy diving. while
weissmuller and Miss Bauer topped tho
ranks OF back stroke swimmers a'a
Robert SHELTON % the Illinois A. c. and
Miss Ruth Smith Of the University Of
Ohio deserve rating az the years best
at the breast stroke.
Among the colleges there was no In
tersectional competition 90 decide tho
question OF national supremacy. but the
strongest teams IN the field were those
Of Yale and tho University OF Mime
sofa, respective winners OF the Eastern
intercollegiate and Western Conference
swimming Championships. Princeton cap
tured the pennant In college water polo.
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hts breed ever seen. Attsntion ~
called 10 his nneness preciudin4 ~
coarscness but not taking Away 81
strength.
by the same precedent which gfvse
Barkcntlne his title the ressrvo position
goes TO Lansdowne sunnower. The gsay-
hound owned by Mrs b. ,. Lewis. ~.
sunhower Il also a ine specimen OF hsr
breed and Justly won her position.
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FLY CASTING


Fishing Club tourney May Farmosnt
Park.p philadelphia
Cevssn Ohio September e
ns Of Akron Ohio
aado September
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Swimming

Water sport .eloycd year q
Amazing Success Boz 1874 striking
progress ~as made hi au branches -
squatlc- among contestants - both
scsss and al c.s.se. E,lisuce the fact
TIA, s>l0iaati,. -... s1ie. uaiionN a.
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BILLIARDS

lt2-Glgar
In \
Cresccn
runi0 -B l. a~aneaf February
uoton
On the
Cushion League
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TRAP SHOOTING

STRAIGHT tarx. Hama,
Professional Onlr days shoptlFred
WV lac out n lsu ht l5 d
fourth
Irch Of
Harry isronson 5ai
frank
Dallas and A D. Harris Louisville o. hsss "
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AVIATION

kIomerl-Brg Mitchell CurtiArmy racer
ocsAer 49, go miles per hour -,- A..
ccu)Ient l. ManshaH IN Curtss
Mich, October 10 nSs miles F hour
Maoicady foksr
October and Total Time IS hours Is minutes
Kelly Mncready In Poker Liberty
NAHapoua lnd november ~ -VoV "
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CYCLING

PROFESSIONAL.
Alfred
Merz threen miles A.. rtadeb
is by
miles 4 o 81 made W
rRA a
a
natus Gronkous ais Is made
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SWIMMING (MEN)


WestS x,lsths street March ~
HearhH
wsrnnl.
a C..
eoufse)-sslA "esamaS
C
%
"a
hs
sss
June -
,op-n
hso
go eurs,-ssoiS
BaxhN anLT n. June
tsa;A
a.
w.,snunsr Homo
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SKATING

AM IT,; mi by
l. ~ ''N ~ S""nAo
fHoft>s"N A'io Yards - seconds
-
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RECORDS MADE IN 1922
/. AUTOMOBILE RACING

coErTIvE pestway r.ees ns zoe miles 90 "su s n
osi 80 miles IS 97s seconds made by Frank ENC DIV
500 Milton iving Leach car AZ Kansas
~ Los Anges Cal peceno
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CHESS

SIMULTANEOUS G. MonlI-Frank MARSHALL PLAYED
ios
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TROTT,NC

ONE MILE Gin harnessissN MannirS a y.,,,, ~ 80
Lexington NY October "'" ~
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New Records Plentiful
in Track, Field, Net and
Swimming Competitions

John Weissnulers Sensational Performances in Better
ing Scores Of Indoor and Outdoor Swimming
. Marks Stamp Him the Greatest Natator
~ =, in American Sporting History. r
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RACING

rwo AND RAd in IAtOn. Cup I~s0a
November 4
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CHAPTER LXII.
Joan Sits Through An Uncomfort-
able Dinner,

by Jove, Margaret, you are stun
nlng!" Craig Forester said as he
came in. followed by Mrs Walters
Margaret glanced at Joan. Her
daughters face was almost tearf:l
How de do, JOAN" Mrs. Walters
kissed the girls cheek, then Craig
Forester greeted her, To him she
gave look that said as plainly as
words;
you're to blame for what my
mother is doing, and l dislike you
more than ever"
Margaret saw the look. and she
felt a little qualm for what she
know her daughter WAS suffering
For the young do suffer under such
circumstances,
Mrs, Walters drew Joan to one
side.
Isn't your mother a wonder ?"
she asked.
Il don't understand" Joan said
again. II seemed all she was Ca
pable OF saying.
What don't you understand ?"
"Why she left Wollcot what she
Is doing here--like this" Joan's
glance took In the room, Margaret,
her clothes, everything.
There's nothing to understand,
Joan. Margaret was bored to death
after you left, so she came to New
York to play around bit. The the
aters, and other amusenients you
know"
But this--this apartment"
Wasn't IL fortunate she could
rent such a darling place? II is a
perfect setting for her beauty |
tell her II was built and furnished
expressly for her. And isn't she
young and lovely? took her TO
my dressmaker at once. Those
clothes she used to wear made her
sight" Janet Walters was doing
her part well. II one were to Judge
by the look on Joans face.
~ never thought my mother a
sight"
mo, she couldn't be- She's 10
lovely, But isn't she far more at
tractive now than she used to be,
and in such a short time too?'
II don't know don't like it.
any OF It, Why didn't she let me
know? Her letters came from Woll-
cot" sun bewildered
Margaret interrupted.
Dinner you two! What are you
SO serious about?" She presented
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telephones. Travel and communi-
cation na7 urally we're restricted, and
'or the most part people remained
In the immediate neighborhood IN
which they were born all their lives
They pursued the same life the'
fathers had Jed for generations back
and no tide OF alien people had ye
poured In to modify their standard
OF living.
The contrast with our present
complex civilization was startling
and | couldn't help but long for a
little more OF 'ye oldeu days" and a
little less OF the new,
Modern Inventions have made ou
whole country simple neighbor-
hood, and our hundred million peo-
ple Is In fact Just one big family
The Indians in days gone by alway
looked to Washington for support
sustenance and instruction, and tn
little White Father was none othe
han the president of the United
'tates. In recent years 1t seems
me that we have all come to lean
heavily on Washington, and to looN
o national legislation to cure all on
ills, forgetful OF the fact that ou
sturdy toll is our only salvation.
Indulgent parents spoil their ch
drcn. have seen many cases OF tn
k'rd. \ little babe can he nurture
and guided, but IT gains strength
and learns to walk by its own per
-lstent efforts.
II is natural for parents to hel
their children. and to wish them
success and happiness, but II the'
make lfe too easy and rosy the'
defeat their own ends. Children
must exercise and work to make