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M :ystpwr.-r: . "e?EMNG BWfOv"iiBD&ER-raiI;ADELPHA, THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1922
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SKIRTS ADD
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TO LEGION'S FUNDS
-j r.ivu nf Pest Mem-
Increaseu -- -
birs Alse Brings in remiy a..
Inch for Building
yETERANSTOJSlVE.PLAY
' .iir lii (lie wny of nn nilinit
A "?T. i roffce mtt.v tlic ntlier
Sf7wil i T. Hliotzllne Pout,
ght eMj ""W"1 l,Ne?00.. American
ttnce
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I.orIeij. nddcil a
Hint thn ilnm linrf'tiiii-sf- nriil AinV'h
Wlielr vlllegc of Mtfln River win flont flent
In;? tlewn Hlieiun. llelew the Holten
fiirm men were gathering te snvn nny
(lircnlcnpil lives, te step nny floating
buildings.
New tlm river wan nllve wllli
stitniRc tieft of cvciy ilemlptlen.
Chicken coons, one with n delimit
rooster crewing lustily from Its pent,
wooden tub", woodsheds, Miinll build
ings, bobbed past en the tide: then n
house floated down, the inmutcs looking
out of the fcecond-stery wIikIeuk, wav
ing carcledsly te the women en the
hank: they cenld see that the men be
low had caught the house with beat
hooks nntl, were towing It safely into u
cove. Anether house was leining down
n low white building with green shut
tern. It looked fnmlllar te Mrs. llor ller llor
ten, "It's the pnrsennge at l.lttlc River,"
she exclaimed hysterically, for any one
could see that the pnri.oiiage was net
at liittie Kivcr Just new. "And luuii,
glanced up, saw the rope, the limb
nnd made a qlilek grasp for the ,dan;
Kline shoe. lie caught It, gripped the
mufflcrt inilled lilm.elf up with quick
lithe movement nnd then caught .the
branch. Ruth's strong young arms did
the rest.
The parsonage was wrecked en the
old snng. but the minister was saved.
That night Ruth told him the story of
her long unrf. , He nodded, and his
strong face looked down at her very ten
derly. "Will It hurt you if I tell j;eii
that I married that man te n foolish
girl last week?"
"I don't care n bit." said Ruth, and
it was quite true.
When Mrs. Merlen came again, some
two months later, she tapped Ruth b
sunny bend.
"Yeu landed a pretty geed fish, my
dear'."
Every Man His Own Wife : -y ' "y
SO MANY
admlrntlet
ilih- sum te
iiMtlfllim fund.
About n hundred
members of the
imisI nnd Its auxil
iary ntt ended.
Seme one decided
i liai each of the
i .... ..itnli 4 milt nf
- .n n rrnr ui r"'.' in "i
Kth ini Hint each of the women
i m i nnv n rent for each Inch of
ttipSnM. above the fleer.
rtSrMm-P realized brought the pe-t
hilling fun Hese te $1000.
.... Aloeuev. manager of . the
flhTuline Pest baseball team is oeUlng
Krwlvn'nrofceu'rserlooney-s
:!. is 'iVi'i Seuth .icssup sircci.
The nmirnillf Club of Walter M.
iLr-VevcVer'kiev-e.r.'-wl.lclils
"have II" premiere In a few weeks nt
""""mM te 1)0 in the script of
"fovea or Kleveit ' n grent ueni ei
Ke mnnB:VKer the first time
rtidWPCM anil (larKcvt sccrcij in mi:
taihbev's soul will be revealed."
nccentlv (iearty Pest had a visit from
,;.. Commander Thompson. It will
PlnK . , .1.-1 .. nn,l ...nut ,t ll.n
j-rfmemeerrii null u ," ........... ....
nwbers of (his pest were in 'lliomp 'lliemp 'lliomp
leit's command overseas.
Dtuplte nil Ihis activity, O early Vet
l net neglecting baseball. 'Their team
la nOW I""'"' "' "" "i'"". " -
jmleus for matcbcsi with ether pet
turns In or near the ritj
Ntxt week the much -celebrated Nebis
Vnbls Clim f Housten Pest Ne. It
I1 held It" minstrel show, called
'"X'nci tiling."
Tills Hub. n 0 pretty generally
Inewn, liii a number of men who liad
parts in Hip viriens "service" shows
produced during the wnr.
ll,ciRuth, is that a mnn en the root? l't
Hew te Order Groceries
men gaze with undisguised
Ien upeu the assortments of
feed which romp Inte their kitchens,
wondering hew In the saw hill tltelr
wives can ever pick nnd choe'p what
they require from the vast conglomera
tion in the1 slere.
This lessen will draw aside the veil
is; perhaps it's the minister. It that nn "mkr it possible for you, tee, te
house catches en the old snng the whole order groceries intelligently nnd efli
thing will topple ever and he will be deiulr.
drowned. Sekes alive, Ruthie. where ,,',' ., , .i ..,.i
are you going? Come down this in- , NHPlw '"U wish te order groceries
slant 1" !'" dinner.
Hut Ruth did net obey. 1'nder her' "t o'clock in the morning call
arm was the big bundle of knitting (your grecer-iind sny : "Have you any
that she had been working en knitting ,yhne nice for dinner this evening'"
rp.l
And he will sny: "Hew nbeut someJeu need.
hns tee much ef: Onions or cauliflower
or baked benns. And then you order
n leaf of nice bread and some nice
celery nnd some nice pickles nnd what
ever else Is nice that the grocer recommends.
HEX you call up your butcher.
Helle," you say, "have you some
nice corned beef or sonic nice perk
shanks or some nice hnm hocks?"
Clinnrcs tire he has nnd that he will
admit they arc nil nice, tee.
"Will you send me up enough corned
beef for three, say?"
And he will send you enough
plenty. Tf you holler nbeut the size
of it he will tell you that corned beef
ulway.s bells down nnd that you must
order twice as much as jeu think veu
want In order te get half ns much as
YOU new have your groceries
ordered. Chnnces itrc you will be
all Jier sorrow Inte It. She pulled out
inc nccuies us sue ruiii nun men sue . ..,.. ...i.i .. ' ..!.. .., i.
I, ....... ,.. .11. ..i. ,t. t r i. ,... ii., i""' i'lieimgc "i Mime inn- miimvi.ii .-
began t din b the old oak tire hat . A , , T ,, ,
s retched a huge arm across he i Iyer ,,.,.. yhnt ,;, j t , wUh
nueve iiip iirenucu snug. isiruic inc .y . f fn.v tlilimn siuli n Inninr
LWX?'!'! A"-' h" "III say: "Well, some tilri- ft1 potntew? Bawfmrlleffcc. "Bu't
,,j., ....... D.. a......), " ""'' cornea nepf or porn siinnK.s or nam; you will discover nil that when you
Ihen slip tied ene of Jier shoes te the hocks would bp nice." have jour meal prepared. All house-
end of the scarf and began te uiiicel And then you will say: "Well, send , wives de.
icr rope, une cnii was thrown ever the ,me up some nice cabbage, about enough I This will give you a chance te "slln
for tlnee, nnd then spiiiI me something en something" nnd "run down te the
te go with it. What would you sug- erner," where you can finish ordering
gest?" And he will suggest whatever he 'your groceries nt the delicatessen.
limb nnd secured: the ether, with it
(landing little shoe, swung low enough
te attract the minister's attention, lie
The Daily Novelette
Geed Fish in the Sw
By Rete Meredith
RS. MERTOX fixed Her hard
bright eyes en Ruth's pale face.
"Don't pine after Arthur Bent. Ruthie
-it Isn't worth one single tear from
ity girl!"
"lam net shedding tears, Mrs. Mer Mer
eon," said the girl proudly. "The en
pjement is broken and he has gene
lick cast."
"I heard there wns another girl out
ttfre." r
"f heard se, tee." retorted Ruth.
"ami if jeu de net mind. Mrs. Mcrten,
jpppiw we talk nbeut something else."
"Glad enough, my dear, for he wn
is mean as all get -out te steal ymiri
leart away nnd then go off but re- i
nember, tlieie's as geed, fish in the
Ka as ever were caught '."
"I niipee se," mid Ruth listlessly.!
is she picked up her, knitting; "I am
ifralil I am net much of n fisher-
teman.
Itutli'.s mother came back te the room
U'l glanced nt the wcll-meiiiilsig neigh
ter. She susnected I lint the trend of
Mnvcratliiu liad been toward the liglit-
Iwtcd Arthur llent. She snt down nnd
brlsVy threaded n needle. "River's ris
faf. they sny." she began.
"I want f knew! I heard Little
Crftk was wny ever the banks, hut I
Mint' knew it hnd broken loose If
lfifi rlrpr krpni nt. fiulnc nml llin ilnm
Irjik then geed -by te Hlue River and
iieur homes:"
The women looked out nt the. swlftlv
JMnlng lthie River and talked about
M the small streams were full te
wrUeuIng nud that the spring freshets
wratluc.
"Pre always been afraid of Rlue
Klw, vnn,if I've lived en its banks
r twenty j ears," remarked Mrs. Mer
WJ a Mie wciil.
"I am mere worried about these peer
Mk In tin. Little Village region along
l-'Ulp Ithn." .leclareil Mrs. Holten.
eMster.il a while In the doerwny, on en
Wnj the frngiancp of apple blossoms
and the fresh, eaithy smell from the
Mly plowed firld. Tlicn licr gaze
inriifd te her pietty daughter mid the
winy In her ,. deencned iik she
Midi the ; swiftly ll.lng lingers. "Wluit
jW jeu kmitlng. Ruth?" she nsl.ed at
The girl Mulled, "nen't laugh at me.
wncr dear, bin I nm knitting a scurf
started eui te he a muffler for
.innur and since hp bus geno nwnj . 1
"te kept righi en knitting uwiiy, ubing
'! oil tlie st,y bits of yard In the
ewse-w ,. cnicy-quilt effect? Seme
vl u"' lllu" "''''l ""' 'nst bit of
3," ""I he completed, nud nil my
Trouble w hi- knitted Inte it see, it
",' ynrdti long new!"
.My ilenr! Don't jeu think you
-uvnc pileus i ' '
-CS I tint'ln in fAl !. T ...
'wring t,c pikI am vnmK i(.ss ,.v;rv
.''What n blessed scarf that will be!
V ' a Pfini i.l,.n ... 1...1 i.i...
teu Hful , htngs Uke i hat. Ruthie. I
an ,iei ,"' ,llu'r ls rising-sec, I
' Mtrh t, Kli, f lt between these
lyi'u. m'y'"r ?"w u before. 1 nm
'u Me ar mi i.ini. i i
llM)K he ipl irn. ii, l...ll.1I.. I.i.. I -.-
C1hU."' uiiiiimiR llin lieinc
aoJ,rU,l'riBet "" "ll'1 we,,t te the hack
iillini i?' walllu'il i'"' brliunilng liver
(jnf " s iiuvuiuciii lewnru tnc mis-
I nm nr....t.i ..t .1. tt . . . . ..
lid .i i ' 1 ."' ,lln ,100(l' meuier,
Um lvu.rl K0.f,1'- "l ''t comchew.
"liin1 '''; 'IITemit after that."
S m Ul " .Uh' l"'t remember the
nv nnn"" ,,,',i"1' "",1 I'-M ruction I"
'SI F"r peepl.. up the river."
- 'in
rl
am net wishing for that
Uj "'.I'l'IMIIg thai t hi. Iirldiri w
r's ani (,ni ii. .i ...'?. :
Wit I nm i " ..""'" win ini ere k,
th; ll '.V'"'11' '"' "lie went back
.ft next inni-
"wt inernln
I'-'iei a.hi , """" '"PJ'lver wiih stil
HttT. ,i,,,,p ,lve, we w,n
lSoSlar,el,"Mu,,,,,,w,
thej-lver wiih still
ted
t
tlillllllpml
; its banks
ftn.l 1 . . '
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Jiiuieiiiul, wntchins the bruwn
K;ir...!m!rlilll Its rise: suddenly
Er.i'iu in appear in the water:
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