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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-22
Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaster Telephone MA rosOO
AsSistant-Franees Oldham
Music-Louise Raymond Owens
Luncheon WI Precede Dance Recital at the
Sunset Club; Nah Jongg and Bridge PARTY

ITO honor her sister. Mrs l., l..
l. Love and Miss Gertrude Harden.
bcrghs two travellers who recently
returned from aboard Mrs Roy T..
Campbell. just homo from the East
where Ehr spent the summer. and
Mrs Harvard Moore, who with
Major Moore. has returned 20 Fort
IaWton from Camp LOWS, Mrs.
prank q. Taylor will entertain at
luncheon on "Wednesday az the sun.
set club, before the program Of dane.
ing by Margaret Petit Mrs. Barrett
GreenN
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Campfire Notes

ship Comrades. Polly BrgWn.
Bcalth. 1924. Anne Eim0rc. Eeaith.
1895. Loyal Treat. camradsro. GIar
riot Baird. Miss Ruth. Charlotte
Grtenstreet. Magis Helen Cray
10 the eiris. Marjorie Kinnt % The
councillors. MARY Geneyisys Scott
A telegram from national head
quarters announced that ~ national
service honors had been awarded 10
four councillors ana eight girls who
fought q forest fire on the main
land. across from Camp Sealth The
girls % whom this honor Wa
awarded are. Agnes WOthsrHpo0n,
Dorothy George. Molina Rogers,
Gladys Seymour Betty Billings
Charlotte Greenstreet. Eileen stey.
ems. Jeanne Tomnick. Harriet Car
ter. Jerry yanderspeck. Prisciila
Peacock and Alice Lopp.
The Tobohanbcs group Of Camp.
fire girls. under the guardianship
of Miss Winnifred Hernck and Miss
jeanette Johnson, are holding their
meetings aboard the cameraderic.
on Thursday. September 18th, this
group Is giving mothers tea
aboard ship.
September and October Is hiking
time. The crispness Of autumn lures
every Campfire girl During the
autumn months there will be all
city hikes open 70 the girls who
wish 20 90. on September 18th, a
large group Of girls met aboard the
CamAradsrie az o'clock for a hike
n included a trip by water a huge
bonfire, chops broilIng. and songs
on the way home. The hike was
under the leadership Of Marjorie
Kline.
on September %. at the Campfire
Girls conference. az Olympia. they
win radio a message in songs and
orchestral music TO Campfire Girls
az Stockton, Cal.
New Campfire groups are being
organized at the following schools:
Oak Lake. Broadview: stevens. Ma.
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droua. John Has, John Balu Leaehi.
University Heights john Muir.
l9ngfc.iDw and Rainier Campfire
headquarters WISHES no announces
again 10 ans girl. OF group 81 s.r.
Wishing "a Campfire Eroup fhef hhe
or they may secure lhe assistance
al ana organizer b. aallHg up CA pii
1889.
Registration for Olympia confer
enCe closes October % AN r.ra
Wishing h. attend tie Eoufhwesfern
conference. September 20 ~ 81.
must b. registered al Headquarters
not later than September rs ErE'
trat0u fec D. 60 cents. which boz.
r.udc admission 10 an IONS sre
c.al cars wul leays the ship at I
d. m Friday returning sunday.
Mrs Dr. Cooley. Or snohomiah.
will act as guardian n the Tawan-
Ea FrouD, Mrs Goodman. former
guardian. IL moving 70 her new home.
The EichUhnu Campfire group
held is frat meeting after the sum.
mer vacation "Wednesday. a little
lunch was given as a surprise for the
first meeting BY the guardian, Mar
guerite Racine.
The following new officers were
elected. President Gertrude Ross
man. ylce president Kathleen Bar
den, secretary, Elinor Chamberlain;
treasurer, darEarite Hurry; scribe.
Esther Friedman. song and cheer
leader, Helen Sullivan.
The Nibewin campfire held their
first meeting OF the new year re-
Gently NJ the home Of their guardian.
Miss Frances Wolfe. Election Of o.
ficers resulted as follows: President.
Helen Adams: vice president. Edith
Davis; secretary, Evelyn Waliachs
treasurer. Dorothy Archer. The next
meeting will be a pot luck supper.
followed by a ceremonial, al the
home Of Eyelyne Wallach.
Tho shyada campfire group u
Hunts Point has been meeting in
the clubhouse az Hunts Point and
at the end Of the summer gave a
play 10 show their appreciation for
the use OF the clubhouse for their
meetings. The girls are planning a
council fire in November.
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Personal


Miss Gertrude schulz who returned
10 town last week after spending the
summer with her parents. Colonel
aud Mrs Edward II Schulz. M scho-
field Barracks. Honolulu. WAS the
week end guest Of ar ana MrssCeell
Eapoa- Mrs Schulz VIII spend the
winter az The Womena University
club,
Mrs Gertrude saugsttr. Of Pass
dena. f. the guest FOR IA fow days Of
Afr. and Ma Charles Dose, on her
way 10 Montreal 90 visit relatives
until after the Christmas holidays.
Mr. and Mrs, John Hopkins with
their guest. Miss Augusta Collier
motor-d 90 Portland. sunday ON a
few days visit
Mldshlpman y. l.. Dyer. who has
been visiting az his home IN town
Tor two weeks. left Sunday for An.
napolls. ND. 90 rs.enter the naval
academy.
Mas Gertrude =. Safer, who has
been sojourninE for tho past year,
Is now visiting IN Spain but viii re.
turn 20 Paris for the winter.
SIR. and Mrs. Henry Ornybill
Florence curtll. OF RoseburE, ore.
are being congratulated upon the
birth OF a son. August Is.
Frank Frederick left Friday FOR
Charlottesville. Va. 20 attend the
University Of Virginia.
wistar sharples left Saturday n
attend 81. Luke's school In Pennayl
yania.
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WONT BoB HAIR

RICHMOND. Va, Flapper haircuts
are moro complicated than the
presidential brand. according 10 ]. u.
Feldnsr. octoKuuariHn barber. who
has shaved and cut the hair OF two
presidents OF tho United States -
Chester A. Arthur and Grover Clsve.
land. In his barber shop In Richmond.
Feldnor refuses 10 bob hair and
turns the flapper trade over 20 a
younger assistant.
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Song Recital
at Tennis Club

on the calendar al the Tennis club
this week Is song recital Friday
afternoon By Lois Holt,Brown. we'll
known concert singer IN the East
and South. The hostssses will be
Mrs. c. ". Field and Mrs. Donald
MeEaehcran, with group o, the
younger set assisting.
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Orthopedic Card Party
Ocfnhfr 8

The First I'm guild OF the Chill.
drsn's Orthopedic hospital announces
a nah iongg and bridge party Tor
Friday afternoon, October 2. az the
Hotel Sorrento.
Reservations may be made BY
calling Mrs. Alison r. Woodruff.
ia st.issJ. or Mrs. Henry c. Ris.
tine. IA st.Spso.
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Bridge Luncheon
for Miss Packer

On Thursday afternoon az Miss
Gertrude McEaehsrn's home. Miss
Phyllis Phillips and Miss McF.aehcm
will entertain with a luncheon Of
twelve covers and bridge in honor
Of Miss Florence Packer. an October
bride.to-be.
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Engagement OF
Miss Rdrtee Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Bartse an
nounee the engagement OF their
daughter. Eva Pearl. TO Mr.. John
Ashworth Reagan, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Reagan.
Tho wedding win take place No
yember -.
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Informal Tea
for Mrs. Barnes

As farewell compliment 20 Mrs.
Donald Barnes who viii leave
Thursday for Boston 20 Join Mr..
Barnes and make their home. Mrs.
Richard W. Perry win entertain IA.
formally AZ tea on Tuesday after.
noon.
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Theta AIunlnae Meeting

Alumnae OF Kappa Alpha Theta
Will meet Tuesday. September -, at
. o'clock with Mrs. Frank Elwcll
Case. 9ts 18th ave. y. All Thctas
Ia tho city viii 10 welcome.
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WI Meet at Tennis Club

The Highland Drive Bridge club
viii have its first meeting Of the
season. on Tuesday afternoon At the
Tennis club. with Mrs. Frank Moran
and Mrs. John wheaiman as hos
tcsscs.
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Dinner for Visitor

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert BrautiEan
viii entertain with a dinner at their
home on Thursday evening. IN com.
plimsnt 20 Miss Augusta Collier Of
Fresno. Cal. who Is visiting in town.
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MCKINLEY CIRCLE

William Mckinley circle, ladies'
Of the G.. 4. r., viii be entertained
Tuesday, September %. at the home
Of Mrs. Rose Houghton. at Lake
Forest park. Take bus at 1914
Third ave.
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alERcER ~. 81.

Mercer ParentTeacher association
viii hold its first meeting OF the
year Tuesday. September %. Mt p.
m. Miss Mary Fenton. principal Of
the school. win speak on The
Plans for the Year" and Mrs. shep-
ard johnson viii have charge OF the
musical program.
A reception to teachers and par
ents new to the district will follow
the regular program.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
WEST SEATTLE
WnAfAN,a IIItE

WEST SEATTLE
woMAS's CLUB
Tho West Seattle womans club
viii meet Thursday. September e.
Al the home OF Mrs. w. a. Gordon.
1853 Sunset ave. Mira Goddard.
hostess. There viii be a reading Of
the constitution.
The topic for the day viii be Tho
American Short story" BY Mrs. Al.
Ice Phlnney and Mrs. W. 4. Gordon.
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REUNION LUNCHEON

CIonian club Will have reunion
luncheon at the Federation club
house Tuesday. September %. at
1890 O'Clock. Mrs. II. r. Maltby.
Mrs. w. f. Barnhart and Mrs. Fred
Catlett viii be the speakers.
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PIONEER woMEN's AUXILIARY
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

~ tho meeting OF the womcn's
auxiliary 20 the Washington State
Pioneers. held Wednesday AZ p!o.
neor hall, Mrs. Vira weilman Mas.
ters was reelected president. Mrs.
Abble Jones. vice president. Mrs.
Myra Burncll Lindsey, secretary;
Mrs. Bertha Robinson Price. treas.
urcr: Mrs. Celia Byshcr Osborn. cor.
responding secretary. Mrs. John
Denny. chaplain: Mrs. Kate Brunk
Cranney. press work: Mrs. Tllla a.
Moore. chairman OF tho executive
board.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
WEST QUEEN ANNE

WEST QUEEN ANNE
PIT. a.
West Queen Anne PIT. a. viii
meet TUESDAY. September %. at 2:30
p. m. Mrs. g. z. Haley will speak.
There will be a reception for tho
teachers and a program.
Mrs. J. w. Fox. Mrs. II. Grout
and Mrs. Grinstein will be the host
esses.
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y. w. c. Il cHARM scnooL

Valuable tips on Street Etiquette
will be given 10 members OF the
Charm School OF the Young
women's Christian Association this
evening by Mrs. Joseph G. Black,
first vice president OF tho Y. w &.
a. board of trustees. The class meets
every Monday. at y. M. in the
members hall Of tho association
building. Last week 70 girls attend.
ed the class.
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Hosts at Home Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. S, A. Diamond en-.
tertNncd ten guests at dinner sun.
day evening at their lakeside home.
1904 s1ri ave, y.
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INTERLAKE PIT. A.

Interlake PIT. a. win hold It's
first meeting of the year in the base.
ment OF the school on Tuesday. Sop
tember 20, at 900 o'clock. There
will be musical program and re.
ception TO the teachers. Refresh.
mcnts will be served. Nursery pro.
yided.
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CASCADE SCHOOL Pr. A.

The first meeting Of Cascade
school PIT. A. win be held Tuesday,
September 20. ut p. IN. at the
school. An interesting program will
follow short session OF important
business.
Preceding the reception given In
honor OF the teaching corps, Mrs, H..
l.. banks will give an address OF wei.
come and Miss Catherine Meyers will
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LADIES' GRoTTo CLUE

Ladies' Grotto club will meet
wednesday. September "a, at p. m.
at the Federation clubhouse. Mrs. c.
ID. Garfield, from the Seattle Cham
Der OF Commerce, win give Il lecture
on "Alaska." illustrated by steriopti.
con views, Miss Nina Burns viii give
piano selection. Roll responded TO
by "Aluska Facts"
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WR1TERs' CLUB

writers club will meet in tho Ice.
turc room of the Y. w. G. A. Tues.
day. September 20. at p. m. Wis.
itors welcome.
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woMANs cENTrRY I'D

4 board meeting Of tho officers
aud trustees Of tho woman's Cen.
fury club will b. held Tuesday.
September 20. on the third floor OF
f.owman & Hautord's store. 1914
Third ave.
on Thursday. September Is. A.
1880 o'clock. tho social service de-
partmsut VIII meet at tho homo OF
Mrs. Ralph Lounsbury. SIT Maiden
ave. Assisting hostess, Mira II. 8
Hodgson. Following luncheon Mrs.
Carl j. Smith viii give review OF
the magazine. Tho Survey" and
Mrs. May Avery wilkins viii speak
on How and By whom Arc the
Piayfislds Supervised"
The literary and travel depart.
mcnt will meet Friday. at II a. IN.
nj tho Y. w. c. n Mrs II. T.
Parker will review tho book. Christ
or Mars" by Win Irwin. and the
discussion win be lead By Mrs II. l.
Glenn.
~ 1876 o'clock tho political sci
enco department viii meet In the
private dining room a; tho Y. w
c. a. Tho subject TO DO discussed
viii be The Political Parties Plat
forms"
The regular meeting OF the club
will be held at : p. IA. Mt the
y. W. c. a. After the business
meeting the program will be given
under the auspices Of tho house.
hold administration department. Mrs
y, NJ Stone. chairman; Mira J. d.
Curtis, vice chairman. and Mrs.
William Elliott. secretary and treas
urer.
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AUXILIARY TO ENGINEERS
The Ladies' Auxiliary TO the Broth
erhood Of Locomotive Engineers
VIII give n card party "Wednesday.
September "a. at o'clock. in NJ. u.
b. a. hall. is23h First ave. Public
Invited,
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BUSINESS woMEN's CLUB
cAr.EIpH CLUB

The Calcldh club viii meet with
Mrs. r. 4. Harris Tuesday. sspitm.
Der g, ut .. m. Misa Sarah Har-
ris, who recently returned from n
summer vacation spent In Europe.
will give a resume Of her trip,
Mrs. ]. W. Edmunds Is president
OF the club. Mrs II. \. Laubschcr
vice president. Mrs. c. q. Hclfner
secretary. Mrs, Floyd Carey cor
responding secretary. Mrs. 8. 8.
Frantz treasurer. Mrs. +. 8. sylyes-
ter librarian.
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woMEN's CIVIC CLUB

The Womeu's Civic Club Of Seat
Ito will hold the first meeting Of the
year In the Terminal Sales building,
First and Virginia, mezzanine floor.
Tuesday. September 23rd. at : p. m.
The installation Of the president,
Mrs. S. Pearson. and other officers.
will take place. Cbairmen OF com.
mittees will be appointed, delegates
elected. and the program for the year
outlined
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wAsHINGroN HlvE Sc. 9N

WASHINGTON HIVE No. 94f
Washington Hive No. 94i, Ladies
Of the Maccabees. will give a benefit
card party at the homo OF Mrs.
Frank Braman. 1916 18th ave. NJ.
Tuesday evening. September 90.
Large attendance desired.
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NEIcHpoRs or WooDCRAFT

l.. o. w. club OF Seattle Circle. No.
SO. will meet with Mrs. Margaret
DC Nilsson, Ellis Fifth ave. w, Tues.
day. September %.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW SOCIAL CLUB
Mountain View Social club will
hold it's regular card party nj Harms
hall, 1909 Aurora ave. Wednesday.
September -. at p. M. Favors.
All friends invited.
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ExuIRITs FoR FAIn

Entries and exhibits for the ladies'
department of the Western Wash
ington Fair. at Puyallup, September
20 to October 5, win be received in
Seattle Tuesday, September 20. at tho
lost and found bureau on the first
floor of Frederick & Nelson's store.
between the hours Of 1890 n. m and
y. m. Representatives of this de.
partment will be there TO receive
these exhibits, 10 give the owners
entry numbers and TO take charge
OF sending the exhibits TO the fair
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respond. Tho hostesaes win bo Mrs
panks. Mrs. g. @. Lewis. Mia. T.,
Brandstrom. Mrs. o. ~. Conner and
Mrs. Oliver.
BETHLEHEM THtMBi.E CLUB
Bethlehem Thlmblo club will meet
az tho home OF sira. Edith L. Best,
1905 Queen Ammo ave. Tuesday. Sep
ttmber -, from 10 n. m. 10 p. m.
BUSINESS woMEN's CLUB
Tho years activities % tho Seattle
Business and Professional womcn'H
club viii open with the annual t.ub
dinner on Tuesday evoiuE. September
30. AZ 6 o'clock. al Plymouth church.
Miss Culver viii bc In charge q the
program.
4 rummago sale will DO held carly
IN October. Members arc requested
TO rnusack closets and attics Tor all
salable articles for tho bargain N.
bics. Additional details viii appear
In the Kat Tale.
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grounds. Premium lists arc now Al
this bureau and viii DO obtalnablo
Monday and Tuesday
Added space has been given the
ladies' department In tho woman's
building By tho removal OF the art
exhibit 10 tho new electric building.
New glass front. electrically lighted
show cases have been Installed and
other improvements made. 4 large
number Of exhibits are expected from
ladies' Of Seattle and vicinity.
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BALLARD HIGH
sTgst. -

The Ballard High School Parent.
Teachers association win hold It's
first meeting this year on Tuesday.
September %. at 2:30 O'Clock in the
school building. This meeting will
be in the nature Of reception to
the teachers and the new mothers.
The program will be as follows:
Welcoming addroNa ......,...,.....
.s...GsorEe T.. Dcyiibiss, principal
fttsponss ........ Mrs. ". l.. Woodman
President Ballard High School PIT. a.
Harp solo. ..s........a Mrs. .. y, KrisRer
Vocal solo ........... Miss Elsie Mielka
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Women's Clubs

Dorothy Redcnbaugh and Thomas
Richards.
The meeting will be In the nature
of a reception 10 the teachers.
ALLAH SOCIAL CLUB
Allah Social Club. o. T.. s. will
meet with Mrs. w. Barclay. 5i2s Di.
orctor ST., Tuesday. September 20, at
2 O'Clock. Cards and refreshments.
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WHITTIER PIT. A.

Whittier PIT. A. viii meet Tues
day September %. at 800 p. m, at
the school The program will be fur.
nished by the following pupils from
the Van HarlInger School Of Music
and Dramatic Art: Frances Inslec,
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COLONIAL COURT,

COLONIAL COURT,
NO.
Colonial court. No. /. order OF
Amaranth. will give n card party
Saturday evening. September q. at
SIS o'clock, at Norton's cafeteria.
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on September %. at the Campfire
Girls conference. az olympia. they
win radio a message in songs and
orchestral music 10 Campfire Girls
az Stockton. Cal.
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New Campfire groups are being
organized at the following schools:
Oak Lake. Broadview: Stevens. Ma.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-06-05
"FATHER's DAY.

Yes, we know this is not day set
apart by someone on which to present
dad with mustache cup, necktie or
box of cigars not of his own choosing,
but the price of which will be charged
up to him one way or another. A
movement for a Fathers day wouldn't
get very far, for dad doesn't want it
that way. Nor is there danger of his
growing jealous; dad had mother.
But it is good for boys and girls and
young men and maidens and middle
aged men and matrons to think about
this question of father-stop and think
whether they have really known him
as he is. For fathers role was that of
a man who returned in the evening,
sometimes jolly and sometimes tired
out, sometimes ready for play and
sometimes rather irritable and inclin-
ed to insist on an absence of noise. Be
sides that, school reports had to be
shown him and there was a good deal
of mail for him on the first of the
month. Oh, yes, everyone was agreed
that that special mail belonged to dad.
That or something like it, is dads
role, but it's long way from being all
that dad is. 1t takes a strong-motive
to keep at the mill all day and all
week and all year so as to supply
the power that keeps family going.
Ambition for success? Yes, but why?
Playtime is over for most men by the
time a measure of success is reached
which let's them relax. The ambition
that keeps dad going is the wish to
make successful and happy the chill
dren who are at play.
It's pretty hard sometimes to play
so little with the children. It's pretty
hard that when he must look over
Johnny's report, he can't always be
Jolly about it. He's home SO little, he
doesn't want to be stern, and often
he isn't stern. But then he feels like
a Stacker. He isn't at all sure the
things Sallie is doing spell happiness.
But he can't be with her enough to
see that she is happy, and he can't
always be saying, Don't" So most
of the time he sticks to his work and
keeps the wheels turning and feels
sorry for himself now and then that
he cannot give expression to the love
that drives him on.
Now this isn't all a pathetic story.
Dad gets a good deal of fun out of
his business. There's more companion
ship than in mothers. There is joy in
knowing that he is providing an easier
way than he trod for his boys and
girls. But then, just as for mother,
there is the realization that the end
of this must be that his boys and girls
will leave him.
So it is a good thing for men and
women to remember that dad was
something more than a bank to pro-
vide for daily needs and yet somehow
to have something on hand for rainy
days; that he was a very human sort
of person, lacking sometimes in init
mate sympathy with their concerns,
but trying hard to understand, and
always loving them Milwaukee Jour-
nal
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WHAT MUSCLE SHOALS REALLY MEANS

The Muscle Shoals controversy means more than
water-power teltnzer tan the opening OF the
Soutns it means tnat two Systems OF Business
colldlng head on! contest Production versus
Profits. Service Spots confront eacn otner.
If nothing else comes of this controversy this at
least achlevedthe system of exploitation has
been drawn out it's into public view All It's
American and foreign tentacles been disclosed Its
methods been studied in all sections of the
country all lines of business For the first time in
economic history the interests which commonly sharpen
teeth each other have ceased their private fights
joined pack TOR combined terrific as
sault otter tor Muscle SnoaIs Never before
has such opposition been piled against
single object.
Is it because the interests themselves want Muscle
Shoals baay No. When tue stopped and the Gov
eminent found unfinished Muscle Shoals on it's hands,
the Government out and messages to these very
interests asking bios for the completion and operation OF
the works after another ali possible users OF Muscle
Shoals approached And with accord they de-
that Muscle Snoas wasn't worth Nickel that as
for themselves they would never invest penny in It,
Whether this was concerted movement to destroy
any idea that Muscle Shoals had value is not for us to say
Whether it's purpose to enable some member OF the
trust to get it for nothing not here alleged But the
fact is tat the interests when approached joined with
voice in deprecating the value of tnis Government
property.
BY some chance and last of ALL Henry Ford was pro-
posed possible user and the Government requested