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AUGUST 22, 1918
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THE GIRLS HOW TO S WIM
Nine Times Out of Ten They Take Their Pupils Out Beyond
Their Depth There Are Plenty of Giggly Squeals, but
t Drowning Is No Laughing Matter
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no cnrtlil) reason vvhv he should not
mnke a Rood tenchcr But moat jouns
men aie not viIIHuk to do thli It Ii
blp camp they are after, and their
arms jearn for deeper water. Then
too, It ! fun to have a Klrl splash
i around out there depending; on our
THE LONG COAT IS
FEATURE OF THIS SUIT
RECENTLY a letter came to us
that brought a concrete example
of a world-wide, age-old foolishness
The writer, a girl, was speaking of
ft young man,
"He was, teaching me to svv Im," she
aid. "and 1 almost drowned"
To Ret a real man sized estimate or manlv strenstn And so tne invitation
the man who tries to teach a girl to I 'Oh, come on out heie, 1 won't let
swim, or the girl who lets him, askiou drown"
the life-guard who patrols the beach I The pltv of It is that voung men
I have seen supreme scorn, but I havei have let itlrls diown not without a
never seen supremer mingled feelings I great cuttle for their lives, of course
than those of a lifeguard who had nut even expert swimmers are not I
Just put the boat up on the shore after . equipped with a know ledge of bow'
bringing In a couple who had been I
engaged In a giggly sort of a swim
tnlng lesson out be.vond their depth
"Did ou see those fools'"" the guard
said. And that was nil but It was
enough. We knew he did not sav
to have people from the watei This
Is n science H In itself Life-saving
is a life guard a job
TT SKH.MS such n pitv that a gill,
however light hearted and slgglv
more because the little one-act drama ,j1(. mav be about other matters, should
bo glgglv about something so vital
"he goes out lievonil her depth when
all tint stands bitween hei and never
coming lurk Is -onii- vnuth who 1ms no
inoie common onsi than to allow hei
to tome out with him
The girl who Knows how to swim Is
voiv -inxible In the water She knows
hei own limitations It Is the girl
who has nen Mken the tiouble to
learn that makes life miserable for
out in tne rolling sun was sum an
old, old stoiy.
SWIMMING is a gloilous thing.
And a girl who knows how cannot
count hei riches l!ut -there Is lust
one wav to leain and t h it is In a
couple of feet of calm water wiieie a
beginner can alwnvs put one foot on
the bottom In case of necessltv If a
joung man Is peifectly willing to
Toicgo his oun morning' swim In
juards It reallv behooves hei to
deeper water, stkk close to the shore 1 learn in i sine and sensible wav oi I
and patiently put a gill through her to stind the oppiobrlum of 'the oth-1
buukn, h.i wen aim goon rneie is ers ' and stick close to the shoie
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
M-VTERllVVS iSVKKS
( TODAY'S INQUIRIES
1 tMisn Ills fncs litis NitlTrrril u stitrs siin
lilirniiir lion- hiiulil tl he uu.liiil'
3. Mhst Is the rnrrrrt nnxlr for the tret In
slthsr iralUnic or Inmllns?
I. How Is the irrnilnc rue fur Ihr lm!i
mails
. nnir n blrHiilus clfl fur the jnlllilt lo
. .. ."". I" "'re to nlensr him
a. Mhsit Is a "milk iluur?"
6. Him iun null iianrr in- rnsllt rlrinril?
Build irplanpi Imleail
To the Fdtloi of llomail Paar
Di JUilam rhiii Is n jouiu la. Is
In who nlsliss ndvirs In rpgsril to
to franc in th Hm3ulsnri rnrps lln.
had alonluleli no expirlfnie In ilrlvinir a
car If nrcsn'srt t would U- glait to ukr
course anil If nocessarv or! In nn- of
tnj truck firms In oritir to bo ntti-il VVoulil
I be Aeteptert If t aupllf.i nftsr I am fltt.il
for this work' Pla. ims m. , nm
anxloua to do something ton aril ths rau
I. T
unt
jttnrg
The girls who go nbtniil as amtiulame
drivers pav all their own evpenses anil
In many cases furnish their oun eais
Thej are girls who have driven ills
for a long time as un driver must be
expert for this work It would be veri
impractical for a girl to lit herelf fm
this work unless she was sure of being
able to pa all hei own expenses "ure
Jv. though, this need not discourage vou
There are plentj of as t" win the war
at home Since vou are w hllng to gi. in
for hard, strenuous work wh) don I ou
help I'ncle Sim build airplanes'' Mam
girls are doing great work down In the
naval aircraft ficlorv In League Island
The pas Is good and the work certalnlv
of great value to the countrv Per In
formation about this -write to the air
craft factory, emplovment division Girls
are trained free there for the wotk
More About Ami) IStirtei
To the Editor of U oinou h Paot
Dear Madam will jou klndlv tl m
where a. recruiting station for atudnt nur
la lituatrd In the center of th ilt' If
Cl'.i?, "J"1 .'.?'lt'''n ouW h "'lt anil noi
lj called until her nineteenth blrthdHj" Cull
ne choose army or nav tralnlmr school
nd also which cltj she prefers" c a II
There Is a recruiting gt ition for the
tuaent nures In the Menu- of I.lbertv
on the south side of tlv Cltv Hall South
Broad street You can enlist at elgh'eei
years und not be called until our nine
teenth birthday, but the student nur.
of nineteen is not eligible for seT-vlce in
the army nursing school which provides
nurses for the aimv and navv A girl
must be tvventv-one to be enlisted In this
brancn of the service The clrl of nine
teen receives her training In a clvillin
riospltai, but would ver Pkelv be trans
ferred to a mllltarv hospital when he Is
twentv-one If we me still at war then
A girl may choose her tlt
Art Thin?" re OiTered
To ihr Editor ol lloinan j rnor
miTnV.i: """veu m knor of o
IS SfJUl1 "' h"X wtl w"u'rt h' ""-res
. 5avl'1 ""me drawina; books and plolu;
of flouero animals etc '
i am aDout lo eave the Ui for the
I. The wir camp ioninuinlt service U n
natlnnnl irrvlie thit alms to hrin the
lersonil lunch Into u Milillrr's life. V
mother whof-e bos I- in cltnii litre In
Vmirlrnn inn nrlle lo the wer (mini
ershe near the town where her Ims
Is lucHlrd niul lie nsaoreil Ihnl the
molher of Home other iiov In the serv
ile will look him up and nee Hut 1
Ins Miime "home" atmosphere
5. Dr. Jessie frlvollo Is lirnil of the ihll.i
welfare department of the woman'
nminltter of the ( oiinrll of National
Defense.
1 camouflage parts is one in whiih tiie
invitations are issued (amiiutlise stste
and In whiih Itie xuestH tome with their
fares raniotiflaicetl.
I. Tiie sweater lioop mikes mi iflinlralite
home-made (hrlstimis nlft. It lius n
wire handle Just as a roit lianiter ami
Is wound around ssllh rihlHin. 1 lie
sweater Is lmpl ujesrd Ihrouch tiie
lump unci hunc; up that war.
i .. Ice cream cau be made sslthnut suirar br
I suhstltiititiic hones or maple nsrup.
fi esetahles should he stcnmetl rather
thin boiled because valuable nutritive
properties sre dissolved In the boilinr
steaniinir ftives inuch better Davur und
tukes a third less time.
West ind do not want to take all this art
material with me and thnusht that prb
ahlv some sTimmnr srhoul bov or ulrl
vrould l lad to have it to traillie drawlne
aril nalnlinc at home The art honks are
I those Ih-st are used In ti e schools and are
t vi rs Instrui tlve
I want to toll sou how much I hll miss
sour (ornrr when I leave the ills 1
have nlwavs enjjved ron linn It and to uatfh
tre Rood It i'o s II surolv m a rvv of
I sunshine to main
j V.011 ian forward mv name and ad lress In
one person who vou think would like to have
1 thes 1 onls have enouuh for one ind I
wou'd like them to fall as soon as possible.
i: o
i Vou siitclv hive been part of th tnv
J of sunshine ,n todav s corner I know
some ghl or bo Is readlnf 'u tonight
iwno will be verv, virv happv to have
1 1 be gift vou offer I shall forward sour
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A MAID AND TWO MEN
The Story of the Girl Who Was Left Behind
By HAZKL DEYO BATCHELOR
CopyrUht 1PIR by Public I.edier Co.
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The Innj: toat of lln- suit rcenilile
more a -epirilc toat lli.in .i "mi
Kill, ami is trimmed with li.uid- of
the jer-ev. The deep vel n
iletoraletl Willi buttons anil em
lirmilerv. The lurge mllnr of
liejvcr anil tin; wav it rolls from
llie netk are worlhv of note. V
lnml of heaver trims llie sleeve
aliiiul si niche- from the vsri-l.
The rollciMiark fronts of llie i oat
are lined with "ilk, whiih in.ilrhfs
the ve-l antl the (ilrtllc. The "kirt
is plain anil narrow. Tlii- i a
moilcl from the liou-e of pnCf.
Hop' right lots b Hon nn llos I
Adventures
With a Purse
THi:iti: Is something l
about i tosv awninp-e
most invltlnp
r-ed lion h w Ith
rnol iilints I I ke to think that i pouh
with a number of plints and flowers ln
n peisniMlltv all of its own and which
no nthei poich cm hivi nd when vou
hetr of the turdv rubber plint I dliov
red todav 1 tathei think that vou will
add one lo vout collection If vou aliendv
have plant", r pisf. will Kt irt one liv
purchasing one of these The leaves are
firm and green e-ith plant lining at
name and address to the voung pel "on 'east sli and some bud and all of the
or persons who ask for it and vou ian
decide about giving It Thank vou so
much for the nice little farewell note
.Mas the new life in the West hold much
in promise
Lol IlepiMrntion Caril
To thr I d lot of U Oman s l'agt
Hear Vladatn I tv,t in the flrat draft rl
I nslsplrtced mv rei,latrntlon lard about two
weeks aao and I lant And II nnvwhere I
wa examined una u mpted on anount of
bavins: a fimllv to sunnorl Vm 1 simnnsed
lo urrv m rftrlstratlon nrl" If so kindly i would be the verv thing foi those of u
icii mi iwidi lo uo uuoui it pieise
plants look veiv healths and flourishing
The prue I" onls lifts -nine i ents each
Mv first thought when I hw the small
turki-h towel" sllph'lv lugei than guest
lowels set not qulti as laige us the ot ill- I
narv bith tnwil was tint tin re inu't be)
a mlHluke In the iiiite rot this weri.
marked ten tents But I found tint ten
tents is Indeed the price This would
mike vers nice ever das towels, and
TVrnS. ROWLAND was somewhat to
-1 blame for rtuth's attitude. Mothers
are so often wrong In bringing tip their
girls to do nothing to have no definite
ambition Mrs rtowlund was a gentle,
dependent woman, vouthful-looklng and
a little vain Tluth was her lodestar
and nothing the girl ever did was wrong
Tluth knesv well that If she confided her
fears to her mother, Mrs now land
would find n wav out and that night at
dinner Huth promptly brought up the
subjett
"Mother Ive been thinking and do
sou know I don t believe 1 nm doing m
bit "
' Bobbv, he careful not to overturn
that glass ot milk" Mr nossbind ol
lersed an eve on her small eon Then
'lie tuined to Ituth and smiled Her
verv smile had something of ridicule In
It 'Whit Is It jou think ou ought to
do deur'"
Serious svork of some kind"
' no sou want to do serious work"'
"'o not pirtlculnrls' confessed Huth
but somehoss- t feel tlint 1 would be
muih lnppler If I did Mother do vou
Ihlnk we are taking the vsar too
'Ighllv "
1 Vou mean sse women of the country,
ni Just our little famlh group"'
I menu here at home Oh mother,"!
don t want to be a slicker but It's so
bird to really feel for the Belgian worn
"ti sshen they are so far assa and svhen
things aie going on so nuturalls here
it home Mother do vou think I ought
to feel less happj " Do vou think It's
ss rong fol me to hate to pise up mv
plmsuies"' Ruth had h id It on the tip
of her tongue to n-k If It ssue ssiong
In lute to glse Jack up but "he stopped
lust In I line Things hid not ii.ii.hed
suih pei-onal "titus between the
soling pfople ihat is as fu .is Mri
Hois I mil herself reills kness
' It seems to me " Huth ssent nn 'that
the women who give up theh hilsbinds i what thej lould do
mil sons so easllv base i ipnlltv that
I lack 1 never knew 1 licked It until
Jli"t latelv mother, but I do feel a dif
ference somehow 1 either notice things
that I never did before m else there s
something Lhanged about me '
"I don t think I'd ssorrv If 1 were vou,
dear If the time should ever come
svhen It would be HCLpssarv for jou to
make surlflces I don t think sou would
regret hiving been happv and contented
as long is possible" Which ads Ice ssas
ver food ads Ice and unusuiills canny
for a mother si ho ssas not biipposed to
lead Ixtween the lines
Liter in the big. dim living-room
curled up In a corner of the davenport
Huth listened sslth ss Ide eses to .Inik'
Ilond s news The f ict that he had
something to tell her ss is obvious from
the moment he hud arrived and t"lnt ho
rather luted to come to the lrolnt was
verv plain to be seen
"lack jou re keeping something from
me," Huth sild, flnallv, sslth feminine
intuition
Jack laughed untomfnitibly and then
hesitated for a moment
The girl's fact whitened as she ss ailed
for him to speak
"Ves, they looked me over today," he
said lightly, "and found me wanting."
"Wanting?" And the color began to
come bad: to her face. "Wanting, what
do jou mean?"
"It's Just a technicality, but It counts
against me." he weht on. "TUej'"ve
turned me down."
'Then, tint means jon won't go
across " Huth sild. slosvlv. "Oh, Jack 1"
That "Oh, Jack!" spoke volumes, and
the mm leaned forward uutckly and
caught the slim handa that were lying
In her lap
Then jou don't mind?'
"Mind mind'' Why should I mind?
It's nothing jou can help Oh, Jack,
perhain It's wicked to sty It, but I'm
glad, glad "
Huth whispered the Inst words against
Jacks throat At lust he was certain
that she cared
Of course, I wouldn't have kept jou
home for anv thing," she said flpallv
smiling through her tears nnd pitting
his cheek with one slim hand She felt
an unspenkalle lellef, a sensation of se
curity lint since her conscience had be
gun to prick she had ceased lo feel It
ssas almost as If Tnck had been snatched
fiom the brink ot the grave and given
over to her for snfe-kciplng, and the re
action fiom ssorrj and unrest was al
most too much for her "Hut, Oh, Jack,"
she whispered 'boss can an woman
who loses bet man send him away to
war''"
And Jack could not answer her that
question Siott Ilajmond, with his
hopes and his dreams, might have awak
ened another lose in Huth, a love more
turbulent and less easily appeased, a
lose not ipilte so safe Siott Havmnnd
might hive bien able to answer thit
question of heis, too, and, hlslng an
swered it to bring peaie to Huth's heart
Hut .Inek Bond s love was all Huth
wanted now hit doubts and lur feals
would hive to be e villained latei when
Life ind 1'ite and nvptilence ' d trleJ
PLEASE TELL
ME WHAT
e75T3o
JCvniMa
MBLwMlsfMf
(Is Itnlli llowlund slmpls lit lose with lose?
Keul tomorrow's installment and draw vuur
own tout lusiotis )
Woman Hit li Train Dies
Mrs VAulUr Hlne , folts-nliu vcus
old of Burlington N J , died earlj to
das In rnopei Hosp till Camden She
was stnlck bs a IVnnss Ivunla Haihoad
tialn it rishhousi' Station near Cam
den when she ittemptid to cross the
tr.uks I itt Tuesd iv night
Reviving a Romance
Dear Cjnthla I am a Klrl twentj-two
J cars old nnd whit ou would ra.,1 uood
looklnn and from a very nice family, When
1 vvaa but fifteen car o-a my aunt allowed
tne to keep company with a very smart,
refined gentleman at the nee ot seventeen
vears v,Vo went together two seara and 1
learned to lovV him. when suddenly I told
mv aunt t was Iravlne home for no par
ticular reason whatever I then went on
the stage My friend did not Beem to like
It very much, but being ro ounir and
foolish t ssent but since haso visited my
aunt. I did not seo this friend for nvo
whole vnrs but nlsvnss thought of him so
often and neser learned to tare for any
other man but him I ssent back lo ni
home tossn Inst sseek I telephoned nlm
netting him If he ssould llkn lo sio an old
friend of his h had not seen for flso soars
Ho agreed and sso met He fien to.d m
ot a girl ho had fallen in lose sslth, a Ited
Cross worker and from a very well-to-do
fntnils, Hhe asked him to marry her His
fnmlls did not consent to this mirrlnce
She then got angry. He telephoned her ask
ins: It sne woull see him Hho said, 'No, I
can't, on aicount of an eiiBajtement I havu
for tonlsht Thes did not nee one another
for two months nnd In that time he recelsed
nine more letters from her He ttien told
me that he has Ido mucn pride to esen an
swer anv of her letters or to esen tele
Phone her strain and If she cilied him on
the phone he ssould hanir up on her He
told me ho ssas leasing for France In
threo months I asked him If be ssould
ssrllo me He said he ssould If I ssanted
him to I left him that night happs because
I had soon him .Noss ssould sou kind
friend If vou sser In my pluce po on
caring for Ilils man'' VI K
I would wait and see If the voung man
writes to sou That will best prose
whethei lie idles to reness his friend
ship sslth jou Since he Is not cngiged
to the othi r ghl there Is no reason svhv
vou should not cairj on a correspond
ence with him Of course If no has
given vou the impression tint he isruij
In lose sslth the other ghl and that It
Is trills pride v hlch keeps him fiom an
swering hei letters, I would mike up
my mind to forget him Time sslll be
the best test Let him make all the ad
vances VTrile lo iSavy Clinpluiti
Heir esnthlii I ssomW If sou muld toll
me hnss 1 could unit some of lbs enllstf d
men ssho are stationed here? i onls ask be
i huso we hose ulssass held "open house"
foi men In Ihe serslre Just so thov tould
lonie if thes wanted to and Ret p good
siiuare met and have fun Vis brother Is
now In a southern camn nnd le penet illy
brings tin nien nn but is I don t knoss
ans there I feel that sse i outd be doing a
preat deal of rood ail this time sshlle sso
are doing nothing 1 m not bos trazs if
this letter should pise sou that Idea but
onls want to else the boss some pleasure
If thes should ssant it Home food tastes
mlphts Rood to most men In uniform and
sse hase all enormous estate, ssllh plents
nf motors horses and a pool Thes eould
make use nf tins of these thincs and I feel
that mas bo there are some that this would
appeal to. HETTY.
Write to Chaplain Dlcklns, ot the
Navy Recreation nt League Island. Tell
him all vou have told me. Including jour
postscript I nm sure he will be able
to bring about anv necessnry Introduc
tions And certainly the bovs could not
help enjojing jour hospitality.
Neither Is Correct
Dear Csnthla t am a jnung plrl and
haso not pone out much heretofore I
would like to be Informed sshlch Is morn
proper, sshethcr a alrl should take the
voting man a arm or he take hers. Differ
ent persons haso conflicting vlesvs on this
matter. Will sou please answer this In
our helpful column of the Hsemvo Piniio
Leixicr. 1. H.
Don't be surprised when I tell you
thcie Is nothing to have conflicting, views
about In the mitter, for neither U proper.
It is considered bad form to let a man
take your arm while walking with him
nnd bad form for u woman to take a
man's arm Onlv when the pavements
are slippery or n woman Is lame and
needs support should a man's arm he
tanen ana in tnat case tne woman snouia
tnko his nrm, not, the man her's
Customs govern these matters, and
Just as j ears ago It was considered cor
lect for a lady to take a gentleman's
arm while out walking, nosv It is con
sidered very provincial and persons of
good breeding do not, do It.
Shall She Marry or Wait?
rveso Cvnthla-Ai T am a. steads reader
of your paper and sou hase given others
advice, J have come to sou t Km a soumr
girl, elghlien scars of ape, considered
rather gvod looking I have been murh in
the company of a soung man one sear
mi senior since March. lulT, , and I loss
him dearly and think he loses me t have
derided to mnrrs him His folks are satis
fied and esersbods In my famllv Is favorablv
Imllnvd, but ms mother She desirea me to
ssalt until the ssar Is oser. What ssould sou
ads Iso me to do' LTMJbCIUI,l
Mv dear, jou are verv voung and jour
mother knows vou better than I do
1 hero are verj" many things to consider
in the matter and, as jou both ore so
voung, the reisons against stand out
mole thin those for entering Into the
untried state You owe jour mother
a eel tain amount of consideration In the
matter and had better listen carefullv
to her leasons ngainst It If jou feel
that jou leally cmnot do without this
joung man, inirrj- him, but it would be
sslser for both to wait
Believes in It
Dear Csnthla I hase read a letter srrlt
ten bs a vers plain man In regard to a
pretts sir! marrslng a pliln mnn and 1
ssnnt to kIso an anssser I do not think
ili nsn neeil wnrrv much, heesllim 1 havs
seen many plain men marr.ed to very;
pretty girls and they are happy. Any tin
that la real sensible will not look for beauty
alone, hut rather for sterling quality and
goodness. I am a girl of eighteen yeaTi
and many people, think I am pretts', at least
they so tell me, and I hops my answer will
help ao.vo the qneitlon. , 1
BHIOHT EYES. A
Perhaps some of my other readers
win senu in tneir opinions.
Potatoes lor Breakfast
Pntnfnen her tnkA 4hn tslace of t0a8ti
Tito cups cold boiled potato cube?, four
hard-cooked eggs, one and a half cup
svhlte saucf. separate wnues irom join
of earirs and chon the whites. Add po
tato cubes and chopped egg whites to
white rauce. heat to boiling point, turn
Into hot serving dish and sprinkle with
egg jolks forced through a coarse wire
strainer. Qarnlsh with parsley and
serve hott i
Rolled Oats Dropped Cookies
cup fat.
Vi cup molasses.
u. ciin corn as run.
2-3 cup sour milk A
1 iDnciuinnfill end. I. rf
Rntt . ''
H tcaspoonful each of nutmeg an,
cloves. "i
I leaspoonmi ciunainuu.
2 cupfuls rolled oats.
1 teaspoonful vanilla. j
Cream the fat, add the liquids ana
the dry Ingredients which have been
sifted together. Then ndd the rolled
oats, the vanilla nnd the raisins. Drop
the mixture bv spoonfuls on greased
pans nnd bake it in a moderate oven.
Paid' Tuition Willi Fur
isil's I'lllev licecc, Ul oieiiu iuuiiiy
California s onlv girl tranoer. vvalkedl
200 miles to register at the State Unlversl
sltv at Berkelev She will pay for harl
course with the selts of 2 Ij'nx, 251
coons, IS skunks, IS foxes and 6 coyote.
H0W
DOE
AFKENCH
CHEF
Put the touch of genius
into his dishes?
He uses
All Patriot Women Can
If sou nlt puzzled about some of
the line points In c aniline write
to the cdiloi of the lis i viva Pi li
ne Li niJi.i.'s Woman's I'age for
the free canning and diving
miiuiiil insueil bj the Niitlotnl War
rial ilen Commission Send a two
cent stamp foi postage. ,
IIKVDKH
lou are supposed to earrj jour regis
tration card sslth vou Just go to the
draft board where vou ssere evamlned
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I To the rdttor ot lroman 8 Page
Dear Madam 1 nm told there is a rlare
sshere one e,ui jro to a free Ussser for the
ssho prefer to canj out oss n bull towels
at the she re
llie skillful needlewoman ssho ie-,
glided longingls the loso's bended big I
ssitli theli prohibitive pilns has nlieadj
dirtosered that the can bead her osv n
bi g foi a veis sm ill nniount nd svhe.t
ehe is leads to look for tops she sslll be
glad to knosv that one of the shops s
offeiinga varietj ot tops nt seij reason-
some
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poor Information about sshere lo go for i ahle prices, beg lining ssith tlioe In oxl-
Justke will b appreciated A KHADhft . dlzf,i silver or gold finish for liftj-nine
i ne poor can gei me service- ot a . centB
lawsei free at the Legal Aid SocletJ, 34 I
.South Sixteenth Mreet .
THE DAILY NOVELETTE
"OVER HERE"
( MARIE ItlCkLEY
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IUCV KNOWLTO.V stamped Into the
J llhrnrj of her home Her prettv
brown ejes flashid and a deep and burn-
much spotted sslth mud "I'll show
them mj license If thej say anything
and
There ssas a high, sslld sciean
Lucy.
mg nush suffused her transnarent.llke I " '!" a"empt to Keep up ner umbrella
cheeks There w.c .iJ i P"""'"K agalusi the gale had been rushing along,
and manner of ,.nteeLenh, '? her fac" ""'ella forward and hid bumped the
irrttahfbtv J"f. ("rnaDl'' temper and point of It into somehodj s stomach
ih"di,llor,offH:j.0'wa,t b 'I. ''- " Pardon'" the .girl ex-
uaimtu as "ie eiennen nurrterm titiri-
TTvl1a.ntt. . .l. .
lh the .pint of K Bur'for T.ucC
jaln socletj ssould hase sat until Dooms.
S ' B "sent a new fad a new
eVj,v "r,K,.na ,8ty" r formalltj
nned hurrledls
i reaus mil not mean to. I
Her ssords ended In a Utile gasp Then
hei head ssent up and she started con
fusedlj to turn and nurrv Her arm
nosstser was held as in a vise
K, cf e.UVhi 1 . "r'KnaIr m Well I sas girlie, that was a prettj
thTnTthe voiue nBnCJ',r' of r- "le Jab jou just gase me I thought
lnnke.i in ,h. ?. n.i"nd " ."l0,"1' had for a minute some (ierman had me stuck
iteftd of tnei,eTinaiblfnef"' ot ,hl.nBS- "i-1 for sure ' a low. deep voice said pleac
riosieroiis Tim J''?l "erVlllnif Pr, antlj, and a pair of laughing ejes look-
1 urv nrl nn -.hi HS ",a L.ur born & dow " 'nl ''ert
iucy and no other. thM imnniaw i, . ...,.., .,..... , u .. - .-
rietuous
mother '
seir-wllled daughter of her ' catch that train and I I am going
awa irom nere, uucy oreatniebsiy tai-
as sne tried to ssnggie trom his
i But he nulled her gently toward
suki ttlvltai ess'L. u B ,,IJ !. I
mniiik t ti it . " 11 1 I i urai mj ontlici l HID lino ili UJU i)Ut
lT,i-?ir 8llgh,'y a he watched the small structure, built years ago to pro-,
proceedings not altogether strange to I ttct people waiting for cars from the1
.ill rd,hter Bat Wn b' he girl In a I tered s
.1 .h?ii? linaJ tlJBl0 n.ose R'a83' held I grasp
"i!5.h.Lly .al00 and b00k ln ,and her a near
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- . ?, i? d,el!calf u,!,e frame given I purpose and tie other half was Inhab- i
JK i J . ' i." a,hatpln was slammed, Ited bj the timeketpe- .
forcibly onto the library table Mrs I I say jou're a bit obstinate todaj
Knowrlton rustled the leaves of her book little one," laughed Chester Price, as '
siignny, enough to shosv her presence he gently pushed her inside the shelter ,
Lucy started at the unexpected break 'I did not say jou could take hold of1
of silence, and seeing It was her mother I mj arm and take me in here"' dashed
gave & little frOSvn as if vexed "Mother" I.tirv unite ulio ita. tho einnr n ullfhl
r.1?'. '5P,odd' ' am ,lrd of doing this i ta with aer boot
little bit of Red Cross work' What are ' You did not need to tell me I could
a few bandages I am going to France ' he said ser'ously You are such a
as soon as Hannah can pack, tomorrow I silly child, Luc , such a child You
probably J are going to France eh, and all to avoid
Mrs Knowrlton s mouth opened wide 'tne Now sh your mother has told me
Then It shut Into a firm and angry line i all about It She must have guessed the
She scrutinized her daughter from head trouble "
to toe, as a haughty princess might a 'Oh what did i-he tell" wnlmpeied i
new ana unneara-oi stranger and won- ; the girl
dered what the next move of her never-, ou hate me don t ou Lncy' Tell
know-wliat-she-vv III - do - next daugh'er tne jou hate me," he vvhispeic-d plaj
mlght do ".Vow what are vou un to ' fulls
my child?" she questioned in a tune quite There was nn answer Luc) s head I
contradictor) to her maimer as she re- , hail fallen on her breast ahd her tin- ,
laiea ana sat runner into llie luxuriant gers plajed nervously with the end of
softness of the cushion
"I am up to just what I said I am
going lo France tomorrow " And hav
ing" given a decisive whack with her
; -walking stick to the magazine on the II
, brary table, the girl dashed out of the
room in ner cnuttioer ui'stttirp
her coat
I did not mean to be cross with jou
vesterdav. sweetheart I am sorry
If 1 offended jou Will ycu forgive ine
Lucy raised her head qulcklj 'For- '
Elie sou' Oh. Chester' i thought vou
I did not lose me, I " she burst Into
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Lucy Raw none of this, however Jor i tears anil wept on Ills breast
tl as soon as the door wax shut she flung
. herself on the lieil as If In hopeles-i lie-
i' )alr. anil cried convulsively for several
I ", minutes There wss somethinK to be ae-
V complishetl, however, and she rose to
V ., a fevr hnilra nf hlirrleH naeklnir
VfM f with Hannah close at her heels.
f'fj ' Lucy, after bidding a eolcnvi good by
vr to her moiner. nasienen uovvn wie mens
i. with a bold, determined n.'r and raised
ker umbrella. ''t'ehl Such horrid
;ea.ther! But I will oon lie away rrom
U-y. aviray irom everyininsT in mis
t- Bi'cl ty. Sha ya ' cannot be a Red
L nurae .wen i win u whuu'
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I tin love vou. Klrl.' he said. " In
all my heart I love uu." ami their
litis met in a kiss "There nevei was
such a girl '"
I was KoIilfT to become a Red Cross
nurve ' she said, as she glanced archly
at him. with a twinkle In her moist I
eyes ,
Tts. I know l.u, do you think"
vou Hdi'd ever maKe a capanie ilea
Cross nurseT Now. own un"
"X-o-io," and her eyelashes fell i
under his gaze, 1 guess l would only
be In the way of the Red Cross." she
add ahjly, and Chester Trier held her
close.
OFF AGAIN TO THE
LAND OF NOD
-where babies do their growing
That's the kind of buhy to have
drops right off without any fuss, as
soon as his meal is finished.
The linby nourished on Eagle Iirand U a
comfort to the whole house-hold, l'ur as
every nurse anil mother knows, sound
sleep depends on proper feeding, especially
in hot weather.
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tf CO-year tccord as the standard inlant food.
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