‘ a. up A using:- n}‘
, my day. the Treaty ot Versailles
l'
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cum M11.
Evelyn strolled joymlly on deck.
fmpetiontly awaiting the bugle-call
for luncheon. It was the third day
out. She Was lustily hungry. Por-
hlpl ler appetite was given 1 kcenor
edge by knowledge that Cousin
Mnmie was in their microom be-
low, overcome by the indecision of
the waves.
With cheeks set ablnom by the
choppy breezes nssailing the vossel
from the north. and her hair grace-
fully uslt'cw under hrr crumpled
sport hat. she was a pretty pic—
ture, and she was conscious of ho—
lng the subject of inlerestnd
glnncos now and than from the
men who jaunilly patrolled the
deck.
She wished they would speak to
hr.
A reiicent alnffncss. somethinz
which socmnd suddenly in room to
the surfaoo of nor. had kopt Evo-
lyn from making any of the rapid
shipboard ncquniniancos every one
else loomed to have acquired. In
two days Mamie hnri nohicvcd spunk-
in: terms with a score of passonners.
but low of whom she know ivy nnmo.
This shvnnss. for that is what it
really was. had torrnrl a soil-con-
sciousnnu nrmn Evolyn so that she‘
nvolrlNl rho morry groups that form-
orl horn and lhcro for dock xamos.
for ohnlrnr nnri quickly familiar
lmnir-r,
Thr- innolinoss. ihe h/vmcsicknnss.
iia', snigorl hnr iho first tiny, hnd
sulvslrlrfi, M? «Mil hor ihnughis con-
iinefl M ornop hnck in homo. to Fer.
to Violmra—anfl somniimns, in Elli—
non. th lirvlurnirlorl horsolf for
what sho lookr-ri upon as a wmnk~
ncss.
Ilronk{1~?,l'inr~hcon. dinner—mono
luv! hfinfimo Hm daily fiche-«lulu in
‘vor. 'rimn shr- n-ns fro!- in :17“
:rivnui hr-r nnil rvm‘f-h clam-cs “'I’ll
worm-n ni mlioininz inl-los; only in
”10 dinning rot-m vlirl Rho flvf‘r lh‘f‘
ronnrlmisurn-s of that vngun, homo-
sick fooling.
Shh, lilcml in l'w'vr lhn chillior of‘
the two men at her table.
She went to dinner with mime
the first evening excited about
whom they ‘would have as com-
panions. They immediately felt at
case, when, after they were seated.
one of the pair addressed them:
"I do not know what the eti-
qua-lie of such occasions is." he
smiled, “but since we are going to
be «liner companions. f fhink we
ought to introduce ourselves. My
name is Brown. This is Mr. Sims——
not in cAddison Sims of Seattle."
Mamie giggled. Then she mum-
hlcd an introduction. eyeing with
approval Mr. Sins. He was young
and his sandy hair was a mass of
waves. There was a. sophisticated
air about him. Mr. Brown was
older. She did nto like him because
from his hrcast pocket protruded n.
sundry collection, of silver-colored
palont pencils and a. fountain pen.
and because there was a gaudy stick-
pin in his nccktie.
The conversation that passed
casually hntweon these men at the
table. particularly after Evelyn ap-
pnarrd alone, would have impressed
othors more sophisticated then she
as afioclrvdly produced for the edi-
Iication and cnterlainmcnt of lisicn-
oral. Improssivo talk of worldly ml»
Véniuros ran through their remarks.
Without lining nitrnciod Mr cithor of
thorn, Evolynwns imprcsgpd by their
paws, and Much meal sho crime lo
the table 0xnf’r‘lnnlly. with a fooling:
of belonging to the exclusive aircle:
sho foli she was entering ihn proud
litlln world of the cosmopoliios.
Shh was absorbing goshmcs. at»
iiiurlns. pronunciations. vinwpoini‘.
vophislrios. Shh Iolt hr‘rsnlf chanc-
inc; it occurrml to nor that hrr Nin-
I-niion lmd jusi lmcun.
Such was tho citric? of this ni'f'nrtr-Il
inluln inlk upon in r.
lrmxrrlir‘nlrlv. as lrft tho
Nil-lo lhnt cvhninc, who was scizod
with an ominous intuition iimi caus-
crl hor in rush in her sinicrnom.
(To his nonlinucd)’
silo
BY
You rhmr-miw-r ill" niv'lis “’"l‘l-
waivhinz rim old inrmr-r «lrlvo ”it:
ill?!» Ilnrkins from his mr-lnn patch.
(Hir- Nlllvl, lvfl ihn Inn'so—jniniI-Il hny
Nm'vrvlv ("i Llln lvurli, Hr- ,iumpml
:is if lm i"!!! hr-r'n swirl: "n n. sprint:
anl i: but! srvi'irl"vll_\' iwr‘n rIAiInle
nmi il-ron! up his firms as i,’ slwl
ihrouxli Hi" hrnri. 'i'iio slivn of
Ynelrvn ho had lunch cnling vvv-nt up
in llrr- :vir navrl "Hill" down on top n!
ihn plswlr-r's ill-mi, hrI-nkllli: in two
wixrn it lull. 'lhr‘n ltnliih llonr-q, us
his ('lmrm r'nliwl him, iii out for
tho W4C" Willi llvn bulldog in lmi
T'li‘s'l". imlh li""ll"ll siwlclvl for
Hm pl'wr- whore ilillv nntl erunin
worn iwvltlu: ilyrrvvlgh.
"i'll s-vvu him." l'imuirhl llillv.
"VViwn iiu- ring Plivfii'fl lhi‘nvlflll Hi“
Ptl-rltz". I” hull lvlm var-r lnin illh
"it'll”. nwl ci'n italiln
Hollow n. I'lv'unt-n in rut-nym,”
ll'hllvi! prvlr l!
“1va illllrfi lhnlz qulv-k' FW- “lint,
lilo "vi lmv 9-4 viv'l'lcf”
Kw! u-lmu liillv iunlzrll lm mw
llrwlilwli. 1H1 Hm in? MI] was ”irk—
i‘umml. rolllm: m'v‘r m-d run-r on Hm
grmmri, ""\lilL‘. "lvrm't simol! i'nn'
,Ilhnni' i‘m- v'r-lmr :u'nn in «Noni nu
vvm' yr" ma-lmgq :lL'flin' ‘iH-m] 1
MIN, ‘l'vvu Sump-um, of l"' lM-‘l
Illul vl'v'. nun 9mm". u'lir-r‘ oh"? and
.iuin' shunt Vvirv'”
Hm «I! Hu- iim" Hm rlnnicr kcpl
Pl'llill'l‘ll‘L' nu ".V ."i him as lib roilml.
“'liii" ."H'nlinn n'rls lulu-n up
villi Hm nil‘nr illrvr- Hilli-
vinrklrw mmlr- lhvir rvu'npn ilirmmh
'wwlua- whlr-h ilniiwv'v .lrmu
vrur'i'wl nnnl lolluvl until‘r. Thu
lvlfl
”NH ['H'\,
lilo,
Ill—cl gium
I‘mlqilyln, it must hr! nmpluwizml.
is n-rn-iim: Iw-r (lovs-rumvnt 11ml
vlnlwrulinq ’Il‘f [mlilll'nl suit-m in
lim mivisi of. unrculrninml passions:
not only Hm lliiiwlnllfll of llcr own
anplu, lull also or nil lhr‘ pr-nple
limi. surround linr. wrilos iii-ml .lus.
liar. i‘mirzlum Foreign Minis-Mr. in
Currant History Magazine. More
sinking nnfl rmnim-lng than evvr
iwrnru. nviwnll ilic lmmi which
binds .hvr in minor countries. . ilel-
irimn'! crmt- illsiorlnn, I'lrcnnc.
SHOWN} us how nil iiuropran prob-
la-ms hml lhcir rriwrcusslon nt limos
their origin. and quiie oilon (heir
soluilnn, iu Pmlglum.
“‘lmt f‘irnnnc‘s work as a. think-
rr mmlc rlvnr in the cars of all
lhinkr-rs and students ihc war has
lnmio pnlpnhio evvn lo the most
poorly inmrmorl of our coniwporo
nrirs. ilvluiumrin 1191!. as so often
in otlwr days. “’ns not only one of
the primipnl lulilvflelds oi the war;
she gave the war ils rcni characivr.
The indepnnvlcnce of our country
was ilin i'nrr‘mnst of the conditions
to which the vslnblishment of peace
was subordinated. And yet, when
the time came in establish this
pent-r. ty :1 simngn misunderstand-
ing of this great hlsioric truth, the
diplomais in Versailles thought lhai
they could debar our country from
the dellbomiione, or at least throw
it in with the nations of "limited
interests." In less than two years
the error was made manifest._ and
since 1920 all matters concerning
Western Europe have been dealt
with in international council: or in
the Chuncellerles, no longer by the
crest powers acting- nlono. but with
the concurrence of Belgium. Thus
W is confirmed and connect-lied
the principle that history ms taught
no. Belgium in not. in Europe, on
out-commmy corner or land whose
euntv territory renders her negil-
gibles the is an essential motor In
the ”lotion or many pmblemg. A.
s malt of her having been left out
of account. as is seen r‘nore clearly
‘- heom‘plete. um has not brought
M
“councilman.
"he rue-mm which ‘soereury
m no nude to the Waste
commute. on'lth' non.
_ «mm M
Mylo-theme!”
FRANCES TQEGO Momsouecw
LYWHI KER]
M however,
my»
minine ho was lhrougli. no iumle
up and scurrlcrl (lawn tho road as
far" as his short. int Inns coulil
('nrrv him. And lw ilm lime- ilin
pinnir-r T"fl"ll"(l ilm ll"ll§"‘ in look
mr'r. 1m“ 11 ilmkl-v “'7'! in sight. but
ilmvu in lll"ll‘ [-luco sfomi l-iu.
ulnin gurus iw-kinl‘; up lulu 'iiu
inr'r'.
"iin. my irlrnds. what nrn you
doing lion-1‘" lln otolnimrll on sit-n-
int: Hum. "Slay on limi, shir- of
HM limlrzn {thl “‘0 will im ir'lt'nllq,
l'llllli‘tllH siilo, and l mu your
bunny. will will shoot or fill, ilm
l‘IIQ mi _\'m|. tumamlmn!" nwl l"!-
lrmlcml nil to son what limimnn
lhu iinrkics lmrl (lonn to his llll'llln
pnlvh and how mm‘h fruit iiir-v
lmtl onion or alnlnn.
'lmul-nigli'. Mr. Lnuglwnrd! i
rlun'l think \no will howl your wniih
l'lL". lvui rum" (“"1‘ lnin Hm I‘fl'l‘ll
rim! izwin mum) of your film innlnns,
‘.\'r- l-u'r 'lf‘fll'i‘ n! ”W «ll-liol'nw
uuirrmvlnns limi nrn rulsleu the
Fuulh In: ”W: rnrlnml fur iiw unrili-
vnnrkr~i. nml sign ihni llwlr
ilrn'nr nmi luscious illlrlnr-ss is he-
Vonrl rmnpnro. And by ihe iimo
your :rn)’ lav-ml inurhos yonr’pil—
t.
0""
low. “‘0 will lm irislim: mm or two
or iii" nu‘lons in your iliranvncrn
ruvivh. Am! I don’t iliink out of
iim hundrmls nntl hundrods oi
Inolnns _\uu imvo ilmi you should
cruliru‘ n rmwl'r or nvu'llv-rn nnuis
nur- nr lwn."
illlliv is color; in gzol into more
lrnnlllv imnnrrmv over ilirssn. mule
llll'll‘llfi.‘
plnv nuv niuhlmrn tendency in oi»
low! in mwrv downturn from his or-
iginnl vii-in: lull his hrir‘t common!!!
0“ 90nd} of i ole clvnnrluron show
how ill mlxisml nml viangcrons iiiey
Would he.
'l'lm mini liclcct of ilm House Till]
is. of courso, (he l'm’rt ilmt it will
not pl‘nlllln ilw i'nilr‘rlQilinios Gov-
ornnlnni. u‘llu iim row-nun which ii
must lan". m-on will: live pmrtinn of
grout ccnnomy. The hill would mean
norm-ding in Mr. hlcllon‘s f‘gllrml.
an alumni loss in revs-nun or $45".-
noo.nnn. whcroas ihe cslinmled sur-
plus for llmfiscnl )car 1925 will be
only $895,000.00". anti cvon ilils ilk-
urr‘ is nrrivml nl only on line as-
sumpliou ihnl ruwndllurrs in ihe
ilsr‘nl yvnr 1925 will be 84R5,0(in,¢um
loan ilmu ihe urinal expemillurcs
worn in tho last fiscal yonr.
There will he no silmuins to rvv-
cnuo producing irnnsaciioni. Mr.
Mellon points out. because there is
no mnicrinl rr‘ilucilon in surinxcs.
The 25 per cont. reiiucilon in sur-
inxcs, he contends. is loo slight lo
slop lho flight of mpiial.'parllcu-
larly as Congress has refused lo rc-
cnmmoml n constitutional amend—
ment to prevent ilxc further issu-
nncc of lax exempt securities.
The Secretary accepts the decision
of the House to count all income
under $5.000 as caused, but its lim-
ilalion ot “earnrd” incomes to n
maximum oi: 820,000 he’dlsmlsses
with (he curt but sufficient remark
that "there is. of course, absolutely
no reason" for it. ‘
In regard to the hastily patched
up inheritance tax increase Secre-
tary Mellon touches upon the pos-
sible embarrnssment this would
cause to the States which depend
upon inheritance taxes as a source
or row-nun. and reminds Conn-ms
that the lama sales or pronerly
and securities Which the tax as
passed would'neoessuate would tend
"to bring down not only the value
of such propenty and securities. but
values (we are." He points out
renown;
pgflfl‘.
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: snmnsuu nuns PDT
9.. Come in today and get a
h \Venr-l-‘h‘cr unbroukablo
Aluminum Bran Pot at
spcrial price and enjoy tho
delicious flavor of bonus.
ilcg. value $1.30,
. . ....... . 98¢:
33 Washlngton Bi.
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Patterns 10¢ each
136 Washington Street.
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CORSETS
Let our Cor-seliore fit you to
or the new R. &-. (l. Corset
Brassicros and note how soon that
over-dcvoloped‘éfifiphrngm
disappear. '
will
0
The N. E. RYAN co.
on Washington Street.
CLIFFORD
SHOE STORE
l'p-tfi-Dnize mama
8. Green. Stop.
(Formerly with Max Levy)
shoes for the “‘llole Family
NOBWALK.
' PIGGLY WIGGLY
12 MAIN STREET
.
Jacoby’s
12.1; No. nin‘sg. .
THE HOME OF
~ .\ “mun-min. pm
madman Priced com.
58 no. Main St. 80. Norwulk. . '* -.
DR. TBEODORA ‘
SHREITER
. {as
P
or m nuns. .
“The Store That Saves
You Mo?”
KEELER’S
Washington 8t. 80. Normal:
n $894.00
Auto Supplies 5nd Repairing
AARON KOHN .
‘ " fl." ‘5'
‘ Prompt liclivcry I'I,1onc 527 SHOES conic in to see the New MEN’S ; iFV‘fevR. 3;.
GBhebe S , OLDSMOBILE SIX OVERCOATS 5 '
"It‘s llcro If It's—Houseman" DELIVERED .
$16.7 5
$25.00 value.
* Palace Clothes Shop
50. Nor-walk
9 Rom-om Avenue.
lVaulting.inc?!"1
2FEEDSTORE
l
. _f‘mrnnou room-iii
.. runs" l
.v‘,
.9
D
The Busy Men’s Shop
Rialto Clothes Shop
WI- 1|- Bem. mp.‘
‘rmam ‘
ICE MACHINES
89M and [milk-d
. The
POLLEY "'
Refrigenting Ind Supply 09.
Retire-mun:
The nominate: Inchine 062
WWII. Delnw‘re
Agents For
Dom
Service on on Males.
“mun St. South Nor-nan:
Phone 105!
cnxixuuks-
“1
that use tax on girls. 1: it n drawn,
in susceptible ogd’vssion by spread-
ing the uni over a period or years
that u um inner! practically noth-
ing hr stay of revenue to the Gov-
ernment and that it will be mittens
ely difficult to detect and enforce.
Such are the objections to the nu:-
closures hm that come from
the House. The mood in Which the”
Beam names (Surnames rs toss: v
shoot the counsel-utter: or that
' * _ %WN“'
GOODQCL‘OIHESW .‘ Kama? m “Emlmus' M'
mR'MEN and MN , s ~15 Dim mm! 3
‘-
" 'm annavif
Ll‘w aw
milked
m.m,w rem
153 Wuhinxm Street
Opp. sumo that"
\
Roofing and Sheet Metal
Work ~
We offer the public :5 your!
experience’ in corals”. sky.
lizhb. mend ceilings. copper
store fronts. moral sheet metal
work. slot. and Sunset
shindi- . . ‘3
No Job lino Saul or 'lloo' large.
GIVE us A TRIAL;
sanguine-an: mas
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\
mun} unison. 7' Jr.
18 No. Main St.
.Bave Your Car difi’erent?
In submit some data on color
Have
Phone
For
“Our perfect knowledge of optometry ;
enable, an to act as eye authorities:
in whom you can have perfect con-3
fidence." '
Says Hr. Foresight
Prescriptions Filled
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, '—ommsr—
Keele! Bag. is; Wasnmgmnsi.
Bitumen fland costs. Your in-
q ry wi be valued. . ‘W ._ l
m The Automobile Painter 5 The th‘ RAB!
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