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WHAT HAPPENED TO JANE I FROM M vVl= —-nMV "THEIR MARRIED UFE"
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By Virginia Terhune Van de Water / 5 ~ \ ' ================== -
' I ■■ j ) r \ k>yri«ht. 1916, International News "Where are you going?"
„ man's *slrt»oe? 1 Janeiro' / I CvVk = ~" rT~~~ *° y f" Bee, | expla^ ned Warren In wo are any where "in"
(Copyright, 1916, Star Co.) v- / X CtOV e ' \ most engaging manner, "you can argument."
Mary nung her warning at her lk f ree her Whv ni / ' I i : ' ./ * \ two or three couples; we could "No, and a good reason for it,
he recoiled, then recover- r , r , ® ,\. . • / I / / '// A ' a table of course." the minute I suggest asklnr
And how had he darei f J\A . I I A / ////A low lovely, • said Helen en- sister and her husband you p
another lie!" he exclaim- things he had just said to ~ <KY U f i //V / ///// 1 VStlcaUy, "whom shall we ask, to make yourself so dtsagr*,
man if she was as decent K> / V y /////. that there is nothing: more for
not a lie!" Jane spoke now **ad always seemed to be? , '// //////' K% * thought of the Bells; to say about the subject."
first time. She had a de- ere not * & ood womaa ' '// '/'/ »ve had UB there so often." ''That's why I am leaving yo»
feeling as if she were a Augustus Reeves would n '// • t/ .will be fine," and Helen settle it for yourself. You *
of play and her turn had had her here as his firs* M JuZa r* <4 n / i' '// //.» / er brows a moment, seem to need my advice."
i t speak. "She has told me companion and helper, then \\ <•/ )IVI /y / v . —i*/ 1 v> '/' lout Bob and Louise?" "I suppose you would rather . y<«
in g not a thing except that| housekeeper, and now as the * \\ fft I
has had bad news, that some- w ° m an In the house with his youi \\ rv 1 / I UCvl) '~~ V/ nint them In." shouted Warren sarcastically. "Thai
is very 111 and that she must wi ™- would not have done that U I \ '// * who else?" would make the evening pleasant
*> this person. But I mean that No-—things would never be »\ /yf ?v/' (/iS. ( Is /W v-/| Vx wouldn't want to ask Fred for us all."
shall tell me, you or she, for same again now that her suspicion J }/ J // iTF Helen turned with flanr
e's something I ought to know, were aroused. She would light rtr» —\ >yi \ \ ~jT\\\ 1/ x /vx I * heart • Already her cheeks, resolved not to stand
that I mean to know." with her. Her husband was decelv \ i \ I \ \ r *ll j) / v/ I that the evennig would be added insult. But she contn
"s nothing, Jane," Reeves de- j ing her about something. She wor \— / —.( I / // / U tt were dashed to the herself In time and proceeded
with an effort to assume his And out what it was, even though \ \ i 1 I J // / How could Warren be her way to her own room. 3\ p
jiner. "Nothing, that Is, that the only way to do this was to d' \ | j A / ..^?w U frr ss# m fell iu tlie Hvlngroom.
Iht to hear. This woman —ceive him in turn. »// //////////\ / o Va f re| V v Lwalkr to the closet unable '
;d to help her and this Is "Jane." Augustus Reeves cal \ —A \ \ J I//// '//////'//\ ////f s*y///SsSSSj<'Z. \ / ' 6 1 that t
Hks I get. What she might from downstairs, "I've told Matf' II \ \ I/// /// /////A /// A [ --'• - * v *i / c * » too
is something that no de- get ready for the next train. \l / \ \ 1 r/// // //////A // L / av ? > A
jaan would want to know." will drive her to th* station it* Willi U///* ///////\ \4
ftiothered exclamation from few minutes. You'd better com . I A ] 1 \////y '///////\ JpT y / -Wr I /
drew *lance to the down and see about putting din- I J/J 1 /////////f///\ "** /
fan's facr resslon 6he ner on. I 1 Z//// // //y//// \ «l \jS" / smML*.
Jniost fan- play was on and
MANAGING THE CITY
The Home of the New Idea W/ \ / \
By Frederic J. Haskin j»/ j|'' IJ f \
)ATTON, Ohio, might be called I city of i Dayton. Under the fln E trJ
the most original city in Amer- slon manager a municipal g* ■?! K X £"7
lea without starting an argu-1 been established. All cars af . HBf B* l W%w//W/y/w///Wk
»t. Bright ideas in city adminls- bered and labeled and kept V/ 188 yf, /r~)/
'on seem to sprout and grow in I garage. When an employe ne» --
ton like crocuses in April. It was I automobile he signs a h. flfflw/yj Mw/W/Kj/fd).
,on, for example, that originated 1 showing how long he had It and' \JT Wmw// A /Mmf/MBK
tsing of vacant lots for vegetable ho used it for. All repairs and afa.iiJß'iV'.S OMTMSu//, A y^nWN/mri
>ns; organized the housekeepers Justments of the city's motor vehl '// 'A7//iJ/ff(/w\
« city into an Inspection force to are made at the garage, at a saving Im///Jw//i '// W//m//n/il(\
et the city Is kept clean; estab- several thousand dollars a year. , ~ 0 _ __ _ I, 1 1 W , ' nx . • !'■•[/ t| \w///W//A (//. W///^/Xl/fjA
a free legal advice bureau, free Perhaps the crowning success OU KC. 1 rIC ONL.>( ['. ■■ \\ .• Rwiiw® 1 f\AN>r /• » W/iMUM, WiV/'Mfm/mOi
J service for babies, and a mu- Dayton's new government is the great. IN THI& T~<£ "" 1 - 1 ■'■.■ i: • I CWC r Iff mm y/.\'/W/^KIJWi
employment bureau to take ly reduced death rate among - & N r\ 1 TAWF / ' WHETHFR "WOIJ "WT R \w/AW/A ///1 wjffl/Vk';W
f vagrants. babies. This is attributed to the - J. WON T LL; ; -ii. i . M W/A WA%\ V/Mv/\^k
*e are only a few of the lnno- that now the city has, for the R oEAT - I DON'T ll , ''i DOWN OR NOT" I M IS \\v/// 'f/i\l'
a that aro making Dajton fa- time, a health officer who glvea 'ANT TO SIT —' \ WANT Tfl /",nr acc 1 / f !Si W/i\V//Ab 1 WA
The force back of its original of his time to the service. He r\ov y«Ti \ I \ ' OFF I It <A d fr^j
rigorous policy is a olty-manager repeatedly discovered threatened ( UOyN. J "*> THE CAR.! 1 //////W/)mlillll^
of government. The commission demies a_nd stopped them. Under 1 V\ - - S v////fmrMllj
\ occasional meetings to decide supervision of the health F#J >*4 I -r».ic I I V H.-/•]
the general policies of the city 1 three baby clinics and four cer* I ' »'t s
jistration, and the manager car- milk stations have been establi| < \ I RRIITF" 1 II 7l
lem out. The commissioners get Mothers have made good use of t /~X\ m I t?rsv *-' 1 J \ '// AY '
a year, and. the mayor Free clinics for the treatment ol V / y
'manager, and he conducts the that a large numbet J ) >OQS
)ss of Dayton with the same dis- people in Dayton could not afford v!V/ jf\ ,/ W / / /W^ —\\. \YJk?/Wp/ 8779 {With Bastinp Line and Added
and efficiency that made him, buy fresh vegetables and that miA \\ JM \ I 'Af « \/} ! V IT 7 * Allowance) Tucked Blouse,
Vful In ~ r °oerty 1a Ika city was ni « I \T/V V AT JB W VW Y 34 to 40 bust.
4py S Jyi \ )\ja SJ ll / }| V* 8755 Box Pitted Skirt, 24 to 30 waist.
j h man y one
J* is a new and smart one that appropriately
N / /• * a Lr t can of the jcotton voile that is so
/ m 1 \ », L gette or soft finished taffeta orindeed
* * \j. any similar material. The skirt is an ex
-■Jmc gracefully, it also gives lonsr lines to the
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