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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17
WHAT "a HArpENrNe ApRoAp.

opposite the editoria. page every day in the
morning PUBLIC LEDGER Is n page OF for
eiRn news. special cables from PUBLIC
LEDGER correspondents in all 10 iportant news
csnters Of the world The = JBLic LEDaER
spends more than S20. 900 a. month in cabie
tolls aioiei Make II a Habit."--Adv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17

lin the next chapter Rose Marie gets
. chance to show what she can do as
fashionable dressmaker.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17
lemon cleansing cream h.

L
lemon scent and can't say much for it's CLEANSING
properties enough that who ask for It
again and again ~ ~ " ~
o. Convenient tubes 35c jars 35 5oc large cans 81 and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17
Bandeaux-Special at Csc

80. Pink or white bandeauX of mesh or broche matera
different styles-al specially priced.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17
Wornen's Good
81 Stockings

Of mixed silk-and-fiber that
looks just like heavy silk and
wears remarkably we'll. The
stockings have cotton tops and
soles and scanned backs; they
come in black, white, Russian
calf, cordovan, polo gray and
taupe.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17
Summery Gingham Frocks
Arrive by the
Hundred
$3.50 to So

What variety. What freshness and
charm.
Dozen and dozens of different
styles in brand-new fresh frocks of
cheerful wholesome gnghams.
Here are checks of all sizes, and
gay plaids, trimmed with Peter Pan
collars Of white pique, roll collars Of
white embroidery, sashes and insets
of white organdie or effective cross
stitchery done in black.
All Of the dresses arc simple and
practical and repeated tubbngs will
not injure them.
In red, navy, light blue, brown,
lavender, pink, green and yellow.
Sizes IA to as.
Both frocks sketched are S5.25
and come in red, brown, green or
blue checks.
MarketD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17
Special Sale of Corsets
Csc
Of nf

gathering thousand pairs from owr
stoca few of this few of that but all perfect goods OF Whit
ana PINK coutl and figured materials
suitable for slender medium figures Sizes 21 K
80, but not all sizes any style.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17
Undermuslins
at 81
In the White Sale

A dollar goes a long way in this
White Sale, especially in the buy
ing of quality. Materials are so
much finer than last year, laces
are better and it even seems that
STYLES are prettier, too.
Evening star., 1922-07-02

!: Pretty Summer Curtains,
for window or door drapery,
25A yards long, 40 inches wide,
finished with tassels at bot
tom. green or ecru color
grounds. intermingled with
snowflake and stripes of
green. blue, tan, red and
white.
Goldenberg' 's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Lloyd Strol1ers
$500

Lloyd Loom-woven Stroller
Carts, very light in weight and
easy running. Lined in corduroy.
The ideal cart, for baby.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07
Sra Rouae.

@oarSbrlser aettil &. Sefian bar
itirntet Str. 10000 iii 8olag iii Ops
~ferelic az ct 9amlcbiem for SpeSsT.
Sicntmct ital bore ppfsrt iubeu ii Iar.
@igeiaa bar ban eiost ar. $4,000 til MI
4irfe / 9pgben paa Setineelic Of, al
Den bpeses paa ellie SanSspert % Ell
opfgrt inbeu femten Nar.
Sra Sesslt.
ct neln9ret % pers 8cnsopr bar | %
iibite Sage beisst tbffeite gneber
@cqaIi. &enen bar life rGb. Gen Ton
Iige iii SuIene paa flerc @anrbe % it5t
os ioa paa SoIt.~ @tpar 8anse beisett
Den SiGrrc npe Sernbnreitatiou. &.
9an9e inentmebe DEN oner 2ddsen pf
fob og betrastebe nuele grbeibere / CT
Offering. Zen tos Jig usiaa en- Spab'
|iertlIr lanss Seier. Neu efter no9l'
prIoige Sfiobreu Iatte BEN arrien Wui
SieIbet 90 f~or'panbt.
No9et Iioncnbe bar life hrnbt
Manbs Iinnc.
Smut 8uIIbranen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07

onbre ruubt / Stafsaa. brberlige CANT
lc. bpis Irbeipstrait for hct meits &c
nbtenlt, % ipm brllser al Den Rraft, ,.
bar i9ieu, % rter END het, for at birIp.
ie ielu % life fulNe Srgocu I'll Snrnt.
Sdu brnbe ser fiubeS Dem, iom liNcr
NsS for Sc bcoer ON SirIp. bIarot lige
hGberliec S~rruscube, irhtil StIieu ilGur
fell cacr Sc tornler iuo imber athr:
llbelb. gucr tuuifc set CT Srrl Ser bar
miitct fine SorrIbrc. iom bar nGr:
SlGatnineer. ion, rnr ptllg nj az plcie
Dem uocuom @amlehlcnlnrct. StS'c
iihitc trcr icn CT &c frritc I'll az fcnl'
ME / S%etrGatrtn8 ~ Ntnnegapcn. Sura
reiten or Der urnuee andre Strg / Stuf2'
ga, ION @tiuocgdpcn Il tlrrtomrien
ri; men not nleb oette FOR henne 8dng.
SilIlut en- penIis Stlieu til ale SIegtf
uiroer og fierote. iont lrIcr ~Sccorubs
|piteu". iuuIt @laoetS Serioualc.
Siorr Sdueeu.
Snaioau. y. Sal, 9ne Sch, 1922.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07

/ Webe efter Wteoe meb benne npbeiiae
Sag for ON mulis at faa BEN opflaret
os / SilfnIbe faa reiit Straiieanipa,
moo be SfpIbise; men enbnu er intet ais
giort. & itaftars Sfattepoere, Der fsr
er nebtbnset al polbiommc Statter, bar
ba / hoert Sab npget al 9IGoc % til.
naar benne lille. Gum" iiaI Nrttcs peo
npe S~fattepaal9s; tbi rogsn gritatnins
paa arben Bis at bet tabtc ef piitnpt
haablsit at pente pdd.
Scat til sorsoas 2eps aanuar nep.
br9nbte SIPS os Saapebheniusen tilbes
renbe 8aarbbrueer % Niebmono IS.
9riitofferien. Sierfa i Sennes, mebpeIer
"Rorolanbs Iois". Gpltr8, Iebfab,r
os gei9inins, alt itrse meo. Seirtninz
gen beitob af 4 Seite, bpprai 2 llnsbeIts
% 1 TOM bar Iaont, IA Storfe, bporof
. Srer, FAINT 10 Sauer pe en- Sci Sens,
ipm blep SIbens gptte.
gf bisie 1tore gGroier bar blot gna,
ninsen asiurcret efter SorIroerbe for
&r. 12,400, bborfor Giereu Iieer ct tort
Sab, ium er anilaaet til IS a 10000 Sir.
Seune granpulpffe, ianreIiom maroe
fisncrbe, ifuIbe berfor bare ct alporIie:
Sarito og name aue % crbber. iii at
hoIbe fine gienoele asIureret. SporIez
bes SIben et opitaaet piScs life. SssrIt
ba Den enc Gel af gnerinaeu ifob i
Slanmer. paaenebe @aarNens SoIf. Ga
bar Sloffen 2. On af Dem iprana ino
/ Sisiet os in,iblebe cper en- Ssb Seit %
peb llnberiseelie bite bet Jig, at 9eirts
ninsen alt .ba bar HALT al Rsaen, fsr
Slben nadebe ben.
Set bar umniliat at rcbSc noeet rs
at ben brGnbeuhe gpgnins. sibet Reos
riresmaroifdb habbe rrnn paiaa iii
@aabisbeb. SInens Opicmit frIbes life
8crtilutnirs; til bet sIcttriTc Chs
brpnbte baaSe / Siss 90 roa 2aaoe, ba
man ~paaerebe % ~opbdsebe granoen.
SnfIien3aer (Spanifeiaacn) Icm M
biem'sser BET belle 9ano aoor ogiaa hos
os fra Siis til Gus. 500 optrrSer Del,
%piitnof / miIoerc 8rao ioar enb forrioc
Iar. NoeIe enfclte SebSfaIo forctums
mer BOG biit % Der.
Spr benne Gang faar Set bore not,
ba Saskatchewan heller bill babe flere forte
END faa Icnse 9reoe.
/Sarbal 2ben Sebruar 1922.
Chr. s. Gb. sore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07

men flnbe oct bliue no9et al BET MI, Ell
Get bebre tent cno aIbrig. Ser blir NOT
life Tibet Irbeibc for Dem, ser ital itaa
for Snbiamlin9en, men 8. SettertS.
Irm bar ta9et gproeu paa 8pesen, fdar
ROT bare Den frem, % on bar Ell Itor.
trei Orig, OIau. Seq tror, on itaar bet.
0iit Sorilag er. at on prlgcr 70 gtaro
n;eb dig, iaa at DC banner en- aomite al
ire Ntanb. NGpnte ire Naub arbeiber
ITO Re9ler eIler Staruter, pda hpiltes
Grunbla9 benue @~tilbegdpen ltal ans
penoes for Srenrtipen, naar ben cngang
fomner biem til Norse. 8isr iaa bettc
bcfienot / De norife Gpiier berouer. Ser
ipm hi liter beres Grp9ram, 'fal iea for
min Sci meo 8lGbe ienoe min Sfirro
cfier SmitGnbigbcberre, Iom ieg ton.
Eu er Bet NOT iaa. Der er life Den bebs
tic SID til at afIe Yense til 'i9t e.
2ienleb, men Jaeger pt 8ubptlien I'll,
ifal hi ic, Def greier rig benne Tenhd
on. Sor leg bar nof iet baarberc Sis
her / Sfafsdd, END her CT III; for /
Sfafsda CT ies sobt fienbt % bar lcoet
mine benlte Sage Der, tnof1l 1e9 odr -
Star gammel. See fom berocer / 1918.
iaa iee bar spbt a~ienoitnb til, bporIcbcs
ret saar for iie Serbiemmc / Norgc
tdabe mlcS oct enc % bet auoet. Seq
% min Some beitprebe Sfafsad 8amIcs
bIem en- StinS. % Der fit ies anIens
ring til at iGtte mig inb | foritieut8:.
iom bar utienbt for mig fsr; for ieg
hupbe alminbelie BEN Spfatniu9. al
5faisan hsitct Soroel al SnlbaIs BERT,
men oct blep Oct mociatte. for Stsritcr
hcIeu bar fra @crtet. % cnohd bar Der
cn bel Sci i9ien bernebe paa ieIpe Ser
fet, Iom bapNe llnoeritettelie al StaiSs
aus Sattiefasie, ubenom 8anrIebeimen,
Ser bar bare en- Srsfrel al De andre frl
iclpe Stafsau, for eet er life I'LL lnnt
/ eammel Sib. ar Sertet bar egcu Ndt<
tigfasie. stei, bet er StafSaa, iont iaor
SprSerue. Ser er bel fau'fc Dem, Der
ril paaiiaa III bette her life CT rietta5
men citcr min CpcrbcpiSutnQ Ina tror
ieg Nct or innbt. ScrinIoo ficrecr leo
Gil bel Gel baapc pau SntsdlS Sert %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07
sfafSaa 8amIebjem.

Scg tiIaber mig / sgrbsbisbeb at
lrbc iubtaoct / Scrcs Trebe Slab nosls
2irier angaaeuoe ct Spraab fra 8. Z.
getterIs. SurbSielb, q. Sat, / "Secos
ro6s Ioitcu" for 3bie Sebruar 1922, en-
aumoSning til ale ira Stdfsaa, gpre
~Sclemarten. Nprse. beropcr / II. z. u
en- at barre pleb % iamle ino en- Mins
rcoape iii Dor Sspebpeb. Eli bette bill
ia ipare. al citer min &enin9 iaa CT
oet en- gcb Sante. CAB ps lGsee oS
iauncn % faa ben siennemfsrt. Sao
lite Stafsaa, iom Slap SeralunS iiger.
rrre itcbmooerlis ~bcbanolet al Ilne
Senmer % Ssirc bcroper, 'pm bar
uaupret no men lao pS ienbe Dem ell
Minbcgape. i 2i9bcb mcb Sopen'o9nci
NO. Set CT Ianbt, iom Serslnnp tiger,
Ii bar ~insentins eiort ior Staisad.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07
Jnoteetsifatten

Set er mi mil,bre elo Ell Wtaaneo
til Snotpetifatten fol betales. Zen
uoipIote SfattebIantet mao iom be-
fienot bore inbleperet til Sfattefon'
toret Collector OF internal repenue)
ieneit oen 15be Warts.
Soreign 9aneuage Snfprmation
Serpice Norife Splpsningsfontor
bar uoarbeioet f~eleenbe Soeriigt
ooer oen itpe Sfattelops pigtieite ge.
itemnelier ansaaenbe Sfatten paa
Snot9ater unber 5000 Collars %
bar inbbertet &epeniie gureaiiets
8obfienoelie al DC a%nfsrte Sumter.
Zen me Sob giner giite Hericner %
ltoiite Terioner, iom / eget Siem for
ipraer Sor9Iore eler mere Sl9at'
hinge, en- itsrre Stattefribeb enc |
tibIisere Iar, men eIlers CT Sooen
omtrert iom for.
@nbper ugiit Wano eaer apinoe
Giant gifte 6olf, Der life lepcoe iam'
men ben Site December 1920 plia.
ter at betale 4 Yroccnt / SrotGgt.
ifat al alt bpnb be bar tiGrt oper L.
600 Collars | 2sbet al 1921. Ge
pIieter at benpe,lbe iia til Sfattefon'
toret % faa en- Sfattcblanfct, icm
maa ubfplbeS % inoienbes insen Den
lobe WARTS. I~rbeioere, Iom bar
Scott o. 9ogis, pliater at reene bette
Tom 80 Collars ertra / Spn ON Wtaa.
neben. Se. Der bar tient miuore END
1000 Dollars, ifal boerten betale
Sfat eller ail9sse &egnifab for fine
Snotpeter.
Site Solf, ser lepebe iarnmen bett
Site December 1921, er fritaget fra
at inoieroe Sfattebldrfet ODER bere5
Snotpgter hpis De bar tient minore
enc 1000 Collars. Se er fritaeet
for $500 Collars meo ct Sinpg af
400 9ouars for bpert Barn % at.
beio3liopatis SlGotning, iom De for.
isr9er. @n gift Malb meb Slitru,
TO minoreaarige 9srn % en- gammel
Nor, ser Dor | Sitiet hos banl, bar
iaaleoes Sfattefribeb (~eremption)
for 800 Collars, iner han maa al.
IigepeI inbienbe uofplbt 9lanfet hpis
hans S~nbtGgter er oper 1000 Sol
lars.
lleiite Mpilb % 9pinber (il,obc-
fattet Gnfefolf % iraifilte Ycrioner),
iom / eget Stem forisrger geru,
SorGIore eler Ssifenoe, iaar berpeo
Net til en- Sfattefribeo al $500
Collars plus 400 Collars for burt
Barn, oe foriSrHer. 0e fonlmer Oct.
peo illo urtoer &ubrfn "Se:o 81
sSalnilp".
0ette qiGlber ooe fam for oem Ser
tiener minbre emo 5000 Collars.
6olf ser tiener oper 5000 Collars
bar minore Sfattefribeb og mao be-
tole Ell beiere Sfatteprpcent.
Iarmere, Sanolenoe 90 Snbuitri-
oripcloe Ifal ira line Iarsinotpgter
fratrPffe alle Sc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ter, ion, De bar bapt, % lparer finn
Sfat al oeres NettoinotPgt. Cen
me Cop ~fprlanger at be ifal inbiens
Sc Gegrifab bpis Der / aarets Bob
cr inofonmet mere emo 5000 Sol.
lars, ielp ON bereS Nettoinbt9et fal.
ser un0er 1000 Collars, og De Der.
Tor er iritaset for Sfat.
en- mn geitemnelie er at man bar
COB til at fratr9ffe ale Sorretnings.
ta6, berunoer al @iel6 til Sorret.
ninaer iom man timber uml,Iig at
~|inobripe. Sab peb Speculation /
gftier fan iaalebes ~frabrages.
Tritaget for Sfat er Yenae iom
nlail bar mootaget | 2ipsasiurance;
llpffesaSiurance e0er S~faoeseritat.
Ming, Spgcpenee, Teniioner, SiGlp
iii Sploater % beres gfterlaote iantt
alt buao man bar faaet | 8ape eller
! Nlrpc, / Heltter paa Statsobligatio.
ner og fpmmunale gonbs.
- -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07
Breeze ira 1orges Bygder oa Byer.

eieunem9aaet Sanobruesitolcu for Siclbs
bpsoerue % Suiterrbs Sanbbrnssfo
ST SfifiIrius bolpes / bisIe Sage /
Sol. Ieo S~urtistoset ienar fra Sris
itiauia tom @isso Gbriiteuleu % Cullen
Sbants liant Sebereu Raipr Spale.
Suriet pmfatter iaapeI Soplsb ION
9ansrenb % Serrrnglsb. Cars Sallier
@eQanb fra Sol er paI9t til at biGIpe til
ueo aaariu9smsoerre al arer iom boIs
be5 bper SpIt Der / SaIen.
Hesbpen / Sanuar.
e. 81. Ebegaarb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07
2ptttertna.

! @icraa til SrgeI for Bangs 9irIc.
Sang. %uIorcS, or mpbIaget ira SAT. !.
Npperitab. Cos TugeleS, Cal. $1,000.
Chr. SrurSt.
AuSl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07
"Siemmet paa Srerien" al -arua

Ter. ipm 9iorne itor Sptte, 30 Sen iio'
nc Nar sit i -Soiten". iorelieser | en-
tottcrt uernret Sca. S22 StSer, YriJ
S1.25. Sbe Aruusisu Snbltiatu9 &c..
Secorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07

pet al eeurs,|
E@ Dollars Gas.|
.gtaeOe. Gs.|
Freret Os uS.|
+ iaa at mani
| ielo ON Ss|
e5SeIo8t iSstI
/ @aibingtoa|
penn bOert en.|
| Sc er fo,|
PER run0t on|
| tiI9ian8aGs|
pot &en8e H|
'aa tan mani
? at t tiobc er|
pa Eoitorro,|
par tiobt 2O|
7 eioe ct al
fe for spore,I
Sen9e itan.I
til gro.I
btte Dem rr9I
2 Erocent. /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-07

pet Session.
!orife 6rast.
|fnn0t iisiI
I 500 @iI i
og at 6es
|tuit. Gonl.|
get Sen rur.|
Ftit9. "Grsr.
b gtetu gor, |
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14
CHAPTER XXXVII.
Gertie Rejoices over Fagnn's Kind

SO happy she wanted to sing. Ger
tie hurried away to dress. oh. how
good Fagin was! How hard she
would try to please him. She had
learned some new steps, improvised
a new dance, she would do IL that
night, surprise him with it.
Now they could keep the flat. Now
she could have a new dress and hat.
and perhaps cape before Tom
came. No Ma need never know how
near she came TO losing her job.
She never had kept anything from
Ma, but surely II was better to say
nothing of what had happened. 1t
would upset her. make her feel in
secure in their new home.
Never had Gertie danced as she
danced that night! Never had Fagin
been so pleased with himself."I would
have been a big Irish fool II l had
let her 60" he muttered as he
watched, she couldn't help the row!
Funny little kid thanking me because
| said she was good. Funny little
kid, not much like the rest OF them
thanking me--um!"
Aside from the dances she did
with the others, n man and n half q
dozen girls, Gertie always did one
SOLO dance, IN the middle OF the
Revue as EaBln termed ms enter
tainmeut. Tonight she tried her new
dance. 1t was hit at once, and
Fagin beamed upon her as hands
clGppcd, and voices recalled her 20
repeat her performance. when she
had finished, and before she came
on again with the Revue, he eought
her out saying:
That's a dandy dance! But you
need to be dressed different for IT,.
Get yaurself a dress. white stuff OF
some kind. and have the skirt made
full. Get white slippers and stockings
too. I'll stand the gaff. II It Is more
than this let me know" He handed
her $40. Scarcely believing her eyes,
Gertie took the money, assuring him
II was enough.
1T will go much better II
change" she said quietly. Il knew It
needed a different dress, but
couldn't afford II, / can do Il much
better In full skirts" In the Revue
the girls wore short, very scanty
costumes, and Gertie had done her
own particular turn in the same
dress
Have II right, even II II costs
more" Fagin said as he turned
away, saying TO himself: Maybe It q
q good thing that row happened.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14
WHAT Is NEWS?

A somewhat dlsgusted reader OF The world
asks in most rascible manner why story OF
William Harts marital troubles should be con-
sidcred OF sufficient importance to he published
on the first page OF tho daily press
Again the old, old question to what Is
news and why. Whenever any human indl
vdual Is known by name face to million
people. the dolnes and the saylnss OF that indl-
vdual constitutes news when Mary Muchany
OF tho tenement district has difficulty with Pat
the matter is OF interest only to the other dwell
lers In the tenement district unless there Is
act committed which by It's unusualneas gives
the story itself far greater news value than tho
characters in the net
II a resident In the silk -stocllnged district
marrlos, divorces or becomes mixed up in some-
thing OF a news nature, the story Is Of absorbing
interest to the local cllentel OF the newspaper.
But when an individual Is known both by name
and face to fifty million people. ma liz William
Hart whatever that individual does out Of the
commonplace becomes big news
That IS about all there is to It, We make no
pretouse OF explaining why the thing H. we
simply say Il is The death Of ten thousand
prlvates in the front trench would not have
made nearly as big story as the death Of
Foch, or Haig or Pershng. 1t isn't the publish
ers or editors OF newspapers thnt are response
BILE for news standards, IT'S their readers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14
Mon GoNInNMI.Nr nrrMIrrIn.

However humliatiug it may have been TO see
. mob attacking tho government jan at vuita,
htcr rickeilng It TOR hours ana dolug all in IT'S
power to bring dlsrcputo upon government a.
self It is inspiring TO know that Sheriff Ridcn-
hour was just determined that law ana or
Derby process should be observed and thni he
succeeded in making the mob the laughing
stock OF the state by his crafty strategy.
The negro murderer will now have an orderly
hearing will he given the benefit Of those com
pttutional guarantees which are dcarer TO FREQ
men than life Itself and will in due time. he
required to pay tho fun forfeiture provided by
law. what more has any citizen tho right to
demand? Mob government has hitherto at
courts could not be depended on to do their
duty.
But I'm this case the law had functioncd with
even greater zeal and vigilance than the mob
Tho sheriff had promptly npprchendcd the
cused, had secured him IN the place provided
by tho state Tor the safe-kceplng OF criminals
and stood guard TO prevent either escape or
rescue The court and the jury. both essential
TO the carrying out of that form or government
set up by the people themselves had not yet
had opportunity to sunction
The mob leaders, we have no doubt viii
themselves feel much better when this coorcd
criminal is required to pay the supreme price IN
n legal manner. They should dispatch to Sher-
nf Ridenhour q testimony OF appreciation that
he prevented them from exhibiting themselves
in the most indefensible role In which an Amer
lean citizen can appear.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14
FOUR DANCING FEET
BY Jane Phelps.

She's mighty grateful because
didn't make a fuss"---he never
dreamed she thought he would dis
charge her-''and she'll stay with
me. think twice before she throws
me over even II she gets the chance.
Nice little kid--thankin' me for call
ing her 'goodu queer kid"
Gertie had seen George Murphy
and nodded TO him. But when he
motioned her to come over to his
table when she had finished dancing.
she shook her head decidedly, He
smiled coaxingly, but she refused
and as soon as she had finished for
the night, rushed out so quickly he
missed her, and hurried home.
"Oh. MAJ" I'm 80 excited! Wait
until l get my things off and I'll tell
you. You know that new dance I've
been practicing? Wen, l did 1t to-
night and Fagin was so pleased he
gave me $50 to buy n dress and shoes
and white-a full skirt
so l can whlrl It in the dance! Isn't
II wonderful"
Instead Of bad news she had
brought good news TO her mother.
Indeed, Il Is, dearie!" Pride show
ing in every line of the mothers 8
face, Indeed It is! Now drink your
tea! Your eyes are shinln' like stars,
and your cheeks is that red. sure
you amt sick with all this and you
lookin' so peaked when you went.
I've been most sick myself just
thinkin' how you looked, and wor-
ryin'."
you mustn't worry about ne.
Ma! III be all right. My but this tea
tastes good"
Drink 1t all, honey. and eat the
bread and butter. You'll sleep bet
ter for 1t. A drop OF tea is the right
thing TO set anybody up say"
who'll | get to make the dress,
MAJ Fagin wants me 20 have it
right away"
who'll you getl like that-who
but me. of course. You tell me how
and III make IT,"
Il wonder il you could. tell you
what we'll do, Ma. I'll get up early.
and Wen go way up on Fifth Ave-
nue. and look in the windows. Then
II we see something we like, wen get
paper pattern and you can make
it--but I'll find out how much other
people charge, and give you the
money. Fagin expected me to get IL
made--and he's willing to pay for It.
said II the $50 wasn't enough | could
have more"
tom will see you in II too II he
comes" Mrs. Cummings said. not
realizing she had but put into words
Gertie's thought.
Tomorrow-A Wonderful Dancing
Frock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14

Mary Brook was profoundly axitated by Mur1ers
whispered warning. As you love your mother. as
you love your happinesa don't marry himr The words
too horrd in their implication to be dirueearded
and she paused to regain a s.nblsnco Of cornposure
before facing Harry l. Hasher. He came to her at
ghost" lie put his hands her shoulders Why
you're trembling all over"
I'm be all right In n minute Her voice barely
above a whisper and her effort TO steady II ap
vorHaton. Z" How did your conference with Mr. Ian
nard out7"
Please tell me. Mary. Did Murtei say scmethinr--
your mother, she isn't worse. II she7"
NO. Harry 1t isn't that IT'S really nothins-uuuch
Just something that upset for moment she
tried gently to dsengagc his hands.
III there is anything can do, Mary-- You know
would do anything for you" Her eyes feIl and she
made further effort to withdraw frun his hold.
You know that Mary don't your" no persisted
you surely know love you" Shs vrenched FREQ
from him then and flung herself into n chair
20. please, Harry, not now--pease wait--come to-
morrow, this evening" she cried. her faco buried
In her hands He knelt beside her and put his
about her shoulder
MARY. worship you You've been pure surshins
In my life since I've known love you with every
beat OF my heart-with my whole soul. and /
want to be away from you long I live" His
voice trembling with deep emotion. Please.
dear let share whatever It is that troubles you"
He felt her shoulders culver and knew she was sob
bing,
Please, Harry" she murrnured. I'm so unstrung
today. Won't YOU leave me nuw-nnd-wult lust a
little while?" She looked up and he tenderness
in her eyes II ne could have looked into her
at that moment he would have read all he hoped to
every fiber OF her body ached for his embrace but
against this impulse OF her heart in her mind
Muriers mplorng warning unmistalsbiy sincere i'm.
plying some dreadful thing the nature OF which she
could not guess, She could love him in spite OF
any crime he may have committed In that veled past
before he came to Adamant But there might be other