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BABY’'S LIBRARY
ILLIE BROWNIE had gone again
call on Charles Norman.
~harles Norman was now about a year
old—well, he was a little more than a
year old, and strange as It may seem
3e was collecting books,
“I'm golng to have a big library,” he
told Billie Brownie. “Of course, |
won't bother about reading now, and
then I'll have to be read to before I'll
rend to myself. At present I'm too
busy with other matters.”
“What other matters?” Blille Brownlie
inquired,
“Well, I'm interested In drinks of
water and drinks of milk and rides In
{to
em
Ne ode ie
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inquired.
my carriage and In sweet sleep and
sunshine and out-of-doors and my
“My daddy takes care of me all the
He
loves to do that and 1 love it, too—
well, that takes up all that much time,
“And when my daddy is at his office
my mother Is constantly with me If 1
end that takes up all that much time.
Then they sit and look at me and
chuckle, too, so as to be polite,
iy, I enjoy. it hugely, too.
“They say 1 am decidedly boyish in
my looks,
boy, of course,
Real
*1 have a small boy cousin, too. He
is younger than 1 am, however.
Tour weeks
cry at times,
he Is all or
“Of course, 1
like way. When I don't cry my daddy
thing,’ over and over egaln,
“So that by way of varlety
change and to have him say some:
thing else to me, 1 ery once in a while.
That's one of my reasons, AnNyway.
Another is that it 18 expected of me
to cry Just a little bit,
“But I don't cry much,
of time, and as I told you of all the
other things 1 have to keep me busy,
you will realize that | haven't much
time In which to cry.
“lI was going to tell you about my
l'brary. Well, as I told you at one
time, I have any number of beautiful
garments—Jjust quantities of clothes,
If It were not that I am so busy and
that a baby would be out of place
up a store and I'd have everything
for customers with babies.
“But at the same time I don't need
the money from a store, for I've got a
{ bank account. Dear me, yes, Billie
Brownle, I've a bank account!
“And then some one gave me a
book. Well, my mother showed it to
me and 1 grinned and made little
‘talky sounds,’ she sald, and she also
told me I'd been especially good after
receiving it. She sald books made
people contented and happy and
pleased.
“And she gald 1 thanked the one
who sent me the book by sending a
‘friendly and gummy grin, much fist
waving and enthusiasm.’ Yes, she said
all this. I do love the wiy my moth
er expresses herself and talks It's
i not just like every one else. It's al
ways Interesting.
“But I'll tell you, Billle Brownle,
the book itself wasn't anything much.
It gave my mother an idea, though, to
start a library for me while 1 was
young so I'd have quite a fine one
when 1 grew up, and while growing
up.
“So 1 have a library and quite a
number of books now, When I'm a
bigger boy 1 shall just have the best
time In the world with my library.
“It is a good idea to start a library
when one Is only a baby. It gives one
a good running start!
“And now I must bid you a polite
good-by, Biillle Brownle, and do come
i and call on me again soon. My grand
| father Is coming to call on me now
and 1 must give him my entire atten
| Hon—he is very Important and learned
| and I'm a wee bit afraid of his impor.
| tance.”
So Blilie went on in the
| best of spirits for he had had a chat
with his dear friend.
Norman.
irownle
little
Charles
(Copyright)
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S
WHEN I WAS
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—
These sleeveless styles ain't so Im-
moral as they're inconvenient, Us
Tell me how many cooks a woman
had in her life and I'll tell you
Even a guy lookin' for a needle In
—
The dancin’ Is always better on
It you ain't gotta work for food,
—
When courtin’ a widder, don’t use
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Comparisons ain't likely to be In your
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(Copyright)
At twenty.one: John Howard Law.
son was creating more crooks to make
his play fit for Broadway.
“ AT TWENTY-ONE 1 sold my first
play. Cohan and Harris were
the buyers. When the production
date for It came around it became
evident that something had te be
done to It to make it presentable for
Broadway. For a long time we
worked over It, putticg In more
crooks, more detectives, more heroes,
more shots until the stage was
reached when the opinion became
unanimous that te leave the play
alone would be the best policy. It has
been left alone ever since.~~JOHN
HOWARD LAWSON."
TODAY: Mr. Lawson ig one of the
most discusBed dramatists In this
country. A few seasons ago his first
play to reach Broadway, “Roger
Bloomer,” was produced and at once
caused a flurry of agitated criticism,
due to its total unconventionality,
“Roger Bloomer” ran ten days on
Broadway, then a band of intellectu-
als took It over to Greenwich village
where It played ten weeks before it
went Into seclusion. Later it was
published in book form.
Mr. Lawson's second play to be
produced was “Processional.” This
work was given its debut by the
Theatre guild and never was there
80 sharply divided or more violent
criticism known In New York than
that which greeted “Processional.”
Half the leading metropolitan critics
sald Mr. Lawson was a genius: the
other half said something was wrong,
One even questioned Mr. Lawson's
reason. The audiences, too, were
equally divided, but the outstanding
fact was that those who liked “Pro.
cessional” idealized it and lifted it
to the highest pinnacle of art: whilg
those who didn’t like It hated it most
decisively.
“Processional” was a play that told
a story of the life of miners In West
Virginia, but was set In a framewark
of jazz, thus striving to weld the In.
ner drama of American life with the
reckless flippaney and galety of the
Jazz years,
(6 by MeClure Newspaper Syndicate.)
Alice White
bd HNN WH Ue He We VW RRR YH HHH HRS
In a scene from “The Sea Tiger.” Miss
White Is a native of Paterson, N. J.
college, Roancke, Va. 8he has red.
ty. Her winsome face,
immediately,
smal Puonmmmustmnn
For Meditation
By LEONARD A. BARRETT
WHAT IS LIFE?
IGHT living ranks first among the
fine arts. But what Is meant by
the term life? The answer fo this
subtie and perplexing question
been the study of the ages,
i
as yet given a satisfactory definition
of the word “life.”
Itself.
Life is nearer to us than anything
else in the world, and yet we cannot
handle It,
about it is that we cannot destroy It
|
We
touch,
destroy life, might destroy the
senses of taste apd hearing,
and still that does not do away with
life. We might to all appearances be
dead, and yet death is only an-
other form of life, for the body only
passes off into other forms of exist.
ence,
While It Is Impossible to either ex-
piain, define or destroy life, do
know something of its origin. Life
can only come from life. The rock Is
dead because It has no environment to
which it Is subject, It cannot commu-
nicate with the life that is about it
The tree, on the other hand, lives be-
cause it can come in contact with the
world of nature that lles about it. It
receives the requisites for
its life from sun, the atmosphere
and the soll. The bird rises still
higher, because it can communicate
with a larger environment. It pos
sesses a life of consciousness. It has
a world of its own. Man rises still
we
Necessary
the
of a larger correspondence. The more
perfect the correspondence the more
perfect the life.
Life is nlso a wonderful develop
ing element Is motive. If life has no
definite and dominating purpose it
will be very dull and dreary.
ali-controlling motive and a determin
ing purpose make [life effective,
terms of service to humanity, we shall
have something to take sway with
yet life itself courses through the
realm of thought without a definition.
We do not know what It is
(6. 1927, Western Newspaper Union.)
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Fu Py
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Want to Know J
Answered by
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CAN ANIMALS CRY?
a
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They can’t shed tears though they can
make
A noise we call a cry,
Which really Is whining—
You'll find their eyes quite dry
(Copyright)
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Related to Dick
Little Alfred. aged six, whose father's
name was Dick, was having a wordy
argument with his mother. To close
it she sald:
“Alfred, don't contradict”
Dirk and I'm Contradick."”
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