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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-25

published in the Tulsa Daily World
January ~, IS. 2e 81 and 20, 1922.
World Publishing compsny. puhlisheT.D
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON ASSESS
MENTS FOR PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUM-
BER $40, CITY or TULSA. OKLA
HOMA.
In compliance with the resolution of
the Board OF Commissioners adopted on
the goth day Of January, 1919. notice Ia
hereby given that the Hoard OF Commis-
sionsrs OF tho city OF Tulsa. oklahoma
has examined the estimate and statement
of the city Engineer as to the amount Of
tho cost of the vibrolithic concrete pave
ment which should be assessed against
the sbuttinE property the property bene-
fitted and other property liable to assess
nicnt and the owners thereof. In STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO, 34s,
which includes the following described
portions Of streets to-wit:
rHOEErN AVENUE from South
line of seventh street TO North line
Of Overlook Drive eleventh street,,
And ssid Board OF Commissioners nae
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement and estimate OF the City Engi-
neer aud has determined to assess the
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MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
civ Audftof


Pnbllshed in The. Tulsa Daily World
81. February ]. 1922 World Publish.
ing company. publisher)
NOTICE To PROPERTY OWNERS
AID CONTRACTORS,
Bids vii Se received at the office OF
the Clty. Auditor. Tulsa. Oklahoma, until
8 o'clock p. M. Thursday, February .,
1879 for the construction of a Sanitary
sewer, including latersls. connections. and
other appurtenances for Sewer District
No. lTs. es created and established by
Ordinance No. 2l33. passed ana approved
the Sth day or March, iQ2l, and recreate
by Ordinance No. e237 ana 2242, passed
and approved December %. 1874 and Jan
usry 10, l922 respectively.
Plans, profiles and specifications for
The construction OF said system and ap-
purtenances have been adopted by the
Mayor ana Board OF Commissioners OF
said city and are now on file in the
office Of the city Engineer.
Bids must be made upon the official
proposal sheets OF the city OF Tulsa
The rights to reject any and all bids
- reserved to the Hoard Of Commissioners
A certified check In the sum OF five
80 per cent ot the amount OF the bid
win be required from each bidder.
Al bids viii be opened and considered
city at a meeting Of said Board to be
held In the city Hall In said city at
. O'Clock a m. on tho ard day Of Feb
ruarr, 1899.
Any and all parties interested are here
by notified that they may appear and
posal improvements or any part thereof
or any matter or thing IA relation there
TO, az said meeting of the said Board OF
Commissioners on the nth day Of Feb
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
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LECALS

NUMBER 9si, CITY OF TULSA.
OKLAHOMA;
In compliance with Tho resolution OF
the Hoard Of Commissioners adopted on
tho goth day OF January, 1879. notice IL
hereby given that the Board OF commls-
sloners Of theN city of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
has examined the estimate aud statement
Of the city Engineer as 20 the amount OF
the cost ~ tho vibrollthic concrete pave
ment which should be assessed against
the abutting property the property bene-
fitted and other property liable to assess.
mont and the owners thereof. in STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT No. lg,
which includes the following described
portions OF streets to.wit:
BRADY STREET from the East
line Of Nenophon Avenue 10 the West
line of Union Avenue except Inter-
sections
And said board OF Commissioners has
nv resolution duly approved the aforesaid
abatement and estimate OF the city Engl-
neer and has detsrmlned 20 assess the
cost Of the improvements in said district
against the abutting property, the prop
erty benefited and other property liable
to assessment and the owners thereof, as
follows. to.wit:
= 80 -
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FIXING FOR KoAL KARN!vAL
builders anri Decorators VIII Get on
dob Early In April.

NneCiaI 10 Tho WnfTU-
uENRYTTTA, Jan, 2I.--rho gen
cral committee Of the oklahoma
state coal exposition and King lSoal
Karnival Is perfecting its organi1a.
lion Tor the second annual event to
he staged June l2-l4, The float
builders and scenic painters win
arrive April J., and begin work ON
the street pageant two months In
advance. The decorators have also
been engaged, and attractions are
being booked.
Five thousand invitations will be
mailed to specially invited guests In
tho -four adjoining states, the '4ree
barbecue" at which 1000 plates viii
DO laid is TO bo feature as of last
years program.
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BOSCH GETS BACK IN COURT
British and French VIII Thrcsh out
Issues Involving Two Countries.

LONDON, Jan. 2i.---Great Britain
today agreed TO a request from
France that the Augio- French for
cign ministers meet on February
to discuss issues in which the two
countries are Interested. These in
clude chiefly the proposed treaty of
alliance, tho near east and the pos
sihility of future penalties upon
Germany,
Premier poincares note on
Anglo French matters has been
transmitted TO the foreign office by
the French ambassador but had not
yet been taken UP at 10 Downing
street. Officials are hopeful that
an agreement will he reached with
| the French after diplomatic conver-
satiOns
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GIRLS! LEMONS
WHlTEN HANDS

Press the Juice OF two lemons Into
a bottle containing three ounces OF
orchard white, which any drug store
viii supply for few cents, shake
welt, and you have a quarter-pint
OF harmless and delightful lemon
bleach lotion TO soften and whitcn
red, rough or chapped hands. This
home made lemon lotion Is far supe
Tior to glyCcrin and rose water to
smoother the skin. Famous stage
beauties use II To bleach and bring
that soft, clear rosy white complex 70
ion. because Il doesn't irritste, AID
NrrtiSCmeut,
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Wire Flashes

London. Jan. 2,.-JThe British foreign
cffioe denied today the government Is
cure the abdicatlon Of King Constantine
wAsH1NGToS. Ian. Gt--President
Harding la staunohly opposed TO any dras
army of 10000 men at this time Il was
officially stated at the white house this
afternoon.
CHICAGO, Jan. investigation Of
the financial affairs OF Mrs, IrsulR
ciUty girl aud actress, found dead of poi
sou IL u cheap roOming house here, was
ordered by Coroner Peter Hoffman today
wAsHINGTON. Jan.2t--rhe offer Of
Henry Ford for the purchase of tho Mus.
f,S s shonm h wserpoMts pr95Se psy wSs I5%
McKellar. democrat OF Tonneasee. The
text OF the offer was read into the record
without opposition.
ALBANY. n. v, Jan, 24-Under y bill
introduced In the assembly today by As
semhlymun Louis Cuvlllur Now York
democrat II would he crime to print
Information relating 10 birth control
WASHINGTON. Jan gt-Creation Of
federal tribunal To- adjust industrial dts
putes with be recommended by the special
session committee which Investigated la
bor troubles Ia the West virginia coal
fields, It was learned today,
GREELEY colo, Jan. sA--Newion
paugherty, widely known educator died
at his homo here today after brief III
ness. Ito was born In Louisville. Ky.
! MONTREAL. Quebec. Jan. -, The
( wS5's t'Ssg5;si dis;Jiy; was ;mpsriled by
[ fire today In the Herthclot building. Tn"
/ fire spread 20 tho Union building reNt
/ door but was confined 10 the two cop
stories OF both structures.
yoUNGsroN, Onto, Ian, g, The
/ hrierhill steel company II considering a
merger with six other steel conoetns, was
\ the announc ,ment made by J n. Kennedy
chairman of tho board ot directors Of tho
hrierhill company at their annual meeting
horo today
PIrrsBuRGH, Pa. Han. ~ building
o. the end OF the building trades strike
here, Il became known today,
LEtPzIG. Jan. 2t.-Arthur Nikish. one
Of the foremost Nloliulst~ IN Europe and
tor many yearss ssconncctcd with the Isip
glg opera company, died today OF In
flammRtion of the lungs. lie was a ua
tive ~ Hungary,
wAsHlNGToN, Jan, % The Cnlcago
Rock Island Pacific Railway COMPANY
TO issue s. geo 600 Ia new mortEaFe -c.
/ curitlcs The issue WIN he 10 reimburse
the treasury ~ tho railroad Tor cApondI'
tures already made.
FORT WORTH 1cNss Jan, rb-
derrick ana cUuinmept ~ the SEler ''l
] we'll, first and only producer ~ MUbtrEo'
county, burned yesterday according q,
word received here today. Tho well is d
miles from Vernon.
SEW YORK. Jan. a-Hopo was ob,n.
doned today Tor the recovery OF a. Bar.
| injured last Friday by u Fifth avenue bus
! According tQ his physicians, Mr. Hsp
burn suffered double fracture Of the les
ia
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Held Pending Probe of
Wife's Death in Paris

PARIS, Jan. 24,-Thomas stewart
Ryan, the American newspaper cor
respondent who was taken into
custody last week after his wife took
poison tablets which later resulted
.u her death, viii be released to-
morrow on bail OF 5000 francs. the
Iuvostigatlug Judge announced to
day. Mrs. Ryan who was "A widely
known yiolinist, known profession
ally AS Miss Audrey Creighton, died
.n the Amerlcan hospital at Neuilly
ON January 49,
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BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS.
BY DAN W. PATTON,
County Engineer

ianasry 1HS"'a "a. e, as isS9' '' World % pubii,S
ing Company, publisherl
ORDINANCE NO. 2249
An Ordinance to amend ordinance
No. i74o by adding thereto section
TO be known as Section - declaring
IT n nuisance and unlawful to locate,
construct, maintain, or operate in tho
city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. any public
gasoline filling station or any public
oil or Breasing station Ia any part or
portion Of tho city of Tulsa, Okla
homR, wherein two-thirds (e-3) or
more OF the buildings within
radius of three hundred (3o0) faet OF
such proposed public gasoline m 7g
station or public oil or greasing s,a-
tion is devoted TO residence purposes.
without the consent Of the owners Of
major portion OF the property To-
nted within such radius; fixing
penalty for violation OF this ordinance:
excepting from the operation Of this or
dinance public filling stations and
public oil or greasinK stations per-
init for the construction OF which has
been obtained. and declaring an
emergency
BE 1T ORDAINED by THE BOARD
OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA;
SECTION 1: That Ordinance No lTt0
be ard the same is hereby amended by
adding thereto paragraph to be known
as section 7. as follows;
sectionf'; That the location, con
struction. maintenance. or operation
IN the city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. Of
any public ansoine filiug station
or any public oil or greasng station,
IN any part or portion Of the city OF
Tulsa, wherein two-thirds (2-Sl or
more Of the buildings within Il radius
Of three hundred 5000 feet of such
proposed filliug station is devoted to
residence purposes without the con-
sent Of tho owners of major portion
OF the property located within
radius of three hundred tS0OD feet
Of such nlling station, liz hereby de-
"lared to be unlawful and n nuisance
SECTION ?; That any person. persons
firm or corporation violating any OF the
provisions of this ordinance shall be
punished BY fine in any sum not 10
exceed one Hundred 100000 Dollars; ana
each day a violation of this ordinance
shall occur shall be deemed separate
offense.
SECTION 5. That nothing in this ordi.
nance shall he construed to prevent or
make II unlawful to maintain, and oper-
ate any public gasoline flllnR station nr.
any public OIL or greasng station, IN said
city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, a permit for
shall have heep obtained prior 10 the
time this ordinance shall take effect.
SECTION A. That an emergency IS
hereby de, ist-i 10 vSist iof the preserva.
tion OF the public peace, health, ana
safety, by reason whereof this ordinance
shall take effect from and after It's pass.
age. approval and publication. 81,
ruled upon separately and approved this
l7ths day Of January, 1899.
APPROVED this 18th day OF January
" T. d. EVANS,
Mayor
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Judgment iR FduOr
of Tulsdn Affirmed
bB High State Court
BY Associated Press state wEs.

OkLAHOMA ClTN Jan, ~
\ Judgment for S5,5ST awarded
by n jury in superior court of
Judge l.. I. Martin OF Tulsa to
John \. Oliphant against John q,
Mitchell and George II, william
son was today affirmed by the
state supreme court
The suit was based on alleged
damages sustained by reason OF
purchase OF stock of an insur-
ance company which was worth
less and. sold through fraud. Dur
ing the pcndency OF the suit both
defendants died and the causes
were revived against tho admini-
strators OF their estates.
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LECALS

cost Of the improvements Ia said dr.ri.t
against the abutting property, the ur.,,.
erty benefited and other property I.t,
70 assessment. and the owners thcrcof ,
follows. to.wlt.
acknowledgements ADDITION
BIZ; Let NAME IT. Amo4r.
follows That portion OF Lot
10 lying west OF limo 1904
feet East OF and parallel to
East line Of Phoenix Avenue.
Augusta Livingston ......... f...,
10 W. Part. described as
follows: That portion Of lot
10 lying Welt of "A line 1904
feet East Of and parallel to
Esst line Of Phoenix Avenue
Jsc. I. LyiAy ........... 60 1910.
IL w. Part, described as
follows. That portion Of Lot
~ lying West VI a line ibOt
feet East of and parallel to
East line Of phoputy Avgpue
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Miss Robertson Unter,ains.

WNSUINGTON, Jan % MIss
\ lioc Robertson. congressman
from OKinhomu, viii 30 host 10 the
eight members OF the Oklahoma
cungNteioual delegation the two
senator's and Tho. entire delegation
10 tho National Farm conference ct
% luncheon at the capitol tomorrow.
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MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
City Auditor

published In the Tulsa Daily World
january 90, - g5 2C.27. t99s. Wurla
Publishing company, publisher
NOTICE ron. NEARING on As
STREET iMPRovEMENr DisrRrtr
NuMBER 357, CRY or TULSA.
OKLAHOMA
In compliance with the rcsoIutlo. ,'
the Board of commissioners adopted un
tho goth LAY Of January ie22. notice H
hereby given that the Board OF Comm I1
sioners OF the City or Tulsa, Ok1huma.
has examined tho. estimate and state.
ment Of the City Engineer as to Ds
amount Of the cost Of the concrete pave
ment which should be assessed ug8ira.
the abutting property, the property b'u-.
fitted and other prupertv liable 20 $685.,
sessment and the owners thereof u
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT no.
scribed poitions OF streets. to,wit:
ALLEf Block 1T o. T. and Block
2, Bliss Addition, between Denycr
South line ot seventh Street to North
line of Ninth Street.
ALLEY Block $50 o. r. frou
South line of Eighth street to Norrr
line OF Ninth street between Main
Street and Boulder Avenue.
ALLEY Block 19i O. =. betwrcu
Main street ana Boulder Avenue
from South line OF Ninth Street 10
North line of Tenth Street.
ALLEh BLOCK Z ITlcnd-Gilrtfct
Block ! Horner. Block oak Grove.
Block Goa .. 7. Between Baltimore
and Main, from South line Of Twelfth
Street to North limo Of Thirteeuth
Street.
And said Board OF Commissioncrs has
by resolution du1y approved the aforesaid
statement and estimate of tho ClN
Engineer and has determined to usEcs'
the cost OF the improvements In said is
trlct against the Hbutting property, tu1
property benefited and other properly
liable TO assessment. and tho oWucr-
thereof, as follows, to-wit:
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OTTAWA. Kan. Jan, ei.--Fanned by q
high wind, fire early today destroyed 80
motor cars, garage and lumber yard.
The loss was estimated at $4,000 The
fire was believed to have originated in u
pile of waste stacked In q corner Of the
garage
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All owners ot abutting property. fr.o.
crty benefited by said Improvement .uJ
other property liubln to assossr.ruf H.a
ing such improvements or bcucfItH fu f..,
property thereby, aud any claim ur DU
tectiOns to the assessments as above -,t
forth shall be filed iu writing iu tho u..
flee OF Mrs. Frank seaman, civ Nud.fur
Of the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma. ON or Doe.
fore tho ard day Of February lN.s .I
300 o'clock a. m, and the same shall I.
heard by the Board 81 CommissiuuTra u.
the 3rd day Of February 1879 at 900
o'clock "A. M. and any claim or ublryt I.u.
not so filed IN writing before said Imu
shall be deemed waived
DATED. this goth day OF Jsnusry 1922.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
city Auditor
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CINCINNATI. Jan. 9i.--rwo bandits to-
day held up two employees OF the A. Nash
Trailing company and stole the payroll OF
lsObS
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CHICAGO, Jan. 2t-Pandits seized
$4,000 worth Of diamonds ut tho Ayondale
Jewelry store today after cowing ReuJa-
min Wernlkotf tho proprietor. and hts
family.
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All owners OF abutttng proper ll, l'
erty benefited by said Improvement
other property liable 10 assessment
such improvements or benefits TO
property thereby. ana any claim or on
lions to the assessments as above ~, -
SHALL be filed in writing IN tho oiu.r
Mrs Frank seaman CITY Auditor OF ...
city OF Tulsa. oklahoma, pu or p' r.
the srd day Of February, lA-. AT
O'Clock a. m.hRnd the same rnal DC Oh,
by the hoard Of Commissioners or Il,
3rd day OF February. ia22. az 700
a. m, and any claim or obiecuohs "gi .
filed Ia writing before said Time ''
be deemed waived t4.s.
DATED this goth day Of January 'r-
MRS. PRANK SEA AMAN
city Auditor
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Khan Donates Money
to DenUer J Campaign

DENVER Jan. % Six hooded
members OF the Ku-kluN kIau Wis.
ned the Y NJ, &, 4, here last night.
The representatives, of the "inyislble
empire" full rohcd and masked
drove UP TO the 'H' In a large H.
mousine and presented the official
In charge with a sum Of money
pinned to the official stationery OF
the Khan while 200 "N' members
stood awc-strickeu in the reading
rooms. A campaign for funds is
oeing staged here by the Y, NJ. c, \.
In lead silver mine In Utah
there has been discovered body of
practically pure nitrogen gas at a
much higher temperature than the
air below Il.
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Mrs, FNANk SEAHAN,
city Auditor.
Approved As TO form
FRANK u, DUNCAN
(Published in the Tulsa Daily World jan
uary "a, IS, 20, ~, 2s. lss2. World Pub
fishing company. pub',sher)
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON AS
SESSMENTS FOR PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
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DUBLIN, Jan, e4.-Elght armed bandits
today held up the THOMAS street branch
% the HibcrDian bank and escaped with
81, 900
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JACKSON, Mich, Jan. 2l.--Three auto.
mobile bandits smashed IN the plato glass
window OF W W. BugE'- tewelry store
here today and esca ped with Iewelry val
usd at several thousand dollars.
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wASHTNGTON. Jan gt--T Tho
Genoa economic conference. schcd-
ulcd TO meet ON March aud discuss
measures fpr tho economic and
financial rehabilitation or Europe.
will, In all probability bo postponed,
II was predicted today by European
delegations attending the armament
conference.
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LECALS

tPubishad tn the Tui1a DAILY World Jan.
uars u1 HG g4 .s 29 1879 World Put
lifhlug COMPANY puhlshcrJ
NOTICE.
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ALBANY. n. ", Jan. 24--Under y bill
introduced In the assembly today by As
semhlymun Louis Cuvlllur New York
democrat, II would he crime TO print
Information relating 10 birth control
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CHICAGO Jan, ei--IuvestEatlnn ot
the financial sffairs Of Mrs, UrBulR
Thompson Rogers, former Kenilworth so
ciUty girl aud actress, found dead ot pot
sou H. cheap roOming house here, was
ordered by Coroner Peter Hoffman today
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WASHtNGTON. Jan.2l--The offer Of
Henry Ford for the purchase " tho Mus
clio Shoah waterpower projects was laid
before the senate late today by senator
Mckcllar. democrat OF Tonneasee. The
text OF the offer was read into the record
without opposition
The Washington times., 1922-12-01
HIS WIFE'S FRIENDS

Now, I am a great deal older.
Perhaps you would take me into
your confidence"
John spoke reluctantly and as
he told Mrs. wilding the story
of their unhappiness she smiled.
Cant you see. John. the fine
hand of q mother who thinks her
son il too good for any woman.
Now for instance. we have right
now with US at the Homestead. q
little woman in the same predica-
ment. -
Tier husband brought her from
a small town and shelved her ~
far az social life was concerned.
The poor child is 20 much
moro qualified socially than her
husband, but he doesn't know It.
She could do wonders for him
II he gave her q chance. but he
is 20 oonceited he can't see It.
II think men are always too
critical Of those they really love.
This man wants her to appear
too perfect and since he knows
no one IL actually that. he pre-
fers not to have her appear at all.
1t is all 30 very stupid. really"
As John listened to the kindly
woman with the silvered hair, he
began to feel resentment toward
his mother. Why hadn't she left
them alone? They were 90 very
happy.
'I think you are right. Mrs.
wilding. II I knew where to find
Miriam
That's what we came for. She
is with us. met her the first
week she was in town. Mrs.
Brenton Hedges introduced us.
You see, John, Miriam's mother
was very well connected and her
old friends have tried to take
Miriam up with q vengeance. but
you seemed to be the stumbling
block. We really thought Miriam
was ashamed Of you until she
came to US today. I have spent
one afternoon . week with the
child. and I must say she ID the
most delightfui"-
John was getting his hat and
coat. and inviting VIE wildines
to take him to their homo and.
11an s--.a.---a----I--J
The Washington times., 1922-12-01

; to subject his wife to the very
critical eye Of Jane wnding. The
wildings were q family Of some
importance in the city apd the
fear that they would not ap-
prove of his choice made him
hesitate to present Miriam to
them.
Because you are not the type
Of girl that Mrs. wildins has al
ways expected me to marry.
You suit me. but you see-well
Il always went in for-er-a-
different sort Of girl" ..
"Oh. I'm not high-brow. IL that
It? Goodness gracious. John. I
can pretend II it's necessary.
Why. darling, I can even talk
about Freud and the Einstein
theory"
"Yes. talk II all right. Miriam,
but do you know anything about
them?"
III you aren't satisfied with
me I can 60 away" retorted
Miriam, and because John didn't
think she meant It he said moth.
ing and left for the office.
When he returned Miriam had
gone. Her trunks and bags were
not to be found. Her note SIM
ply said: II always contended
that It was moro important to
me what I thought of folks than
what they thought Of me-"
On the heels Of this the Wild
ings telephoned John and asked
him II he was going to be home
that night. He had to receive
them.
And. john" said Jane Wild.
ing pleasantly when she came,
II have heard all over town what
q clever little woman Mrs. Nut
ting IL. am % sorry you
haven't seemed to want us around.
but Of course a honeymoon is
honeymoon and We waited ~ long
as We could"
"Mrs.--my wife-Miriam has
gone away for visit" explained
John. II expect her back-er-
next week."
Mr.. wildings eyes met her
husbands. John. you act TO me
- 4 thsrs wore some tsoublA