TV in my mind that
to this tter reaches you I
' will b on the .Atlantic—
even have received a. wire-
tom me from the ship.
auppose my early departure
‘ e will be a little surprise for
is partly explained by your
to send me the money I ask-
Jhan‘ t quarrel 11' ith you about
new. I suppose 5111.1 couldn’t
Jt. But I am also leaving be-
- really want to get home. to
Violet and you and everybody.
' I must confess I’m a little—
' .1 his. whole lot—homesick. But
Rhine great deal I shall have to tell
”3'
., “I'm in London alone. I left
Anemia in Paris: The less said about
u the better. I suppose you “ill
understand if. you ha1e received my
better from Paris.
“IS, came over by airplane and
=§as ;‘ somewhat disappointed—I
(“drift get near as much of a. thrill
hf it as I expected. And it’s
as rough up in the air as down
file Channel. I didn't get sick.
however, although one or two of
the passengers did.
“Pm staying at a little hotel in
Upper Bedford Place. near Russell
Square. a sort of hotel center. It's
about a 10- -1ninutc ride by bus from
theistrand and Trafalgar Square.
0103011th or things. I 11ouldn't
have known how to get a place to
else“ if it hadn‘t been for the ex—
.pres; companv. It“ s doubly as mod-
em as the hotel in Paris—thcre arc
majbathrooms to the floor here, in-
stead of one. There‘s an elevator.
too,‘but it is used only to take up
new: guests on arrival. The rest of
thetime you have to walk up and
' down.
"Rain, rain. rain. E1'e11' 1l:1y.Thc
firstftwo or three 11:11's I put it down
1-2 nclish women
were' the worst dressed in the 11orl1l.
Now I understand 11h1'l‘.:1in c101”)
day. be use in dre- ssiug up. Lon-
Lawyer Fees
David Rockwell, campaign mana«
ger for “111mm G. )chdoo. makes
an almost pathetic appeal to other:
”gentlemen who may (onsiilrr them-
selves candidates for the lie-filocrat—
1c nomination for president. to come
out in the open and tell from 1111:11‘
sources they derive their income;
Mr. McAdoo. owing perhaps to cir-i
cumstances not altogether under his?
control. has told “here he gets his
1 income. and Mr. Rockwell thinks
it the other candidates l1:1d a111-
sense of fairness at all they would
do the same without waiting to be
urged.
Mr. Rockwell makes his appeal
especially to those candidates _1\'ho
are lawyers. perhaps because . here
attaches in the public 11111;: some
little mystery—one hcsitates to say
sudpicion—to that description of
Income known as legal fees. The
impression has grown in this coun~
try, of late that when a lawyer re-
ceiVes his fee the transaction takes
place in a dark cellar behind the
ash barrel. l’erhaps. We say. Mr.
Robkwell is aware of that popular
impression .and for that reason is
unscially anxious that the lawyer-
undidates should be as opcn and as
. unafraid of the broad light of day
"this own lawyer-candidate.
' Mr. Rockwull has shown that Mr.
McAdoo was delighted at the oppor-
tunity to tell all about his own Ices.
He; did not. it may be. exactly make
the opportunity himself. but at any
rate he recognized it when it was
presented to him and that‘s all Mr.
Rockwell asks of the other la1v1'eis
'They ought to be as readva as Iilr
HcAdoo to recognize an opportunity
when they see it, even if unaccom-
puled by a. subpoena.
' The other lawyer—candidates no
i: doubt will hasten to avail themselves
' of Mr. Rockwell’s invitation. partie-
7 ularly in view of the noteworthy rc-
'Bult that followed Mr. McAdoo's glad
revelations about his legal ices.
Their principal and most conspicu-
‘ 0115 result was knocked into picccs
too small to be identified by the
naked eye.
And. anyway. the other lawyer-
’Tcandidates will not feel called upon
Tto open their books to the public.
, because it is a. matter of univcrsal
knowledge that they practice thcir
' profession only for the benefit of the
bun-v
don is the dirtiest city on earth. I
do believe.
.‘I’ ve been looking a-.round
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MINUTE MOVIES
-13) wHEELAN
pro cent:
HERBERT Honey
IN
THE DE‘rEcT-
NE. STORY
ing a. lot of things you folks back '
home are always reading about. Put (
myself in the hands of a tourist‘
agency and went to see Hampton
Court, “'indsor.
“'estminster, Houses of Parliament.
etc. I also have been stealing away
by myself for rides on the motor
buses.
on top of them and see everything.
The fare is in accordance with the
distance. To Richmond. miles and
miles from the Strand. out toward
where Henry and all his wives lived,
it is 15 pence. or about 30 cents.
"Being alone has made it difficult
for me to see much of the city at
night. except from the buses. I
have been staying at the hotel most
of the evenings reading—American
magazines and New York news-
papers. I wish I could lay my hands
on ’some at the local neWSpapers
right now. I hope you have been
sav‘mg them for me. ,
"You see my change hasn't made
me forget the old homestead. I'll
be glad to get back—you bet I will.
But, Fred. I wouldn’t. have missed
this trip for worlds.
"I have a new outlook on things
now.‘ I understand the restless
feelings I have had. I guess you
must feel the same way sometimes.
It's a. desire for a big change that
comes every once in awhile. I won—
der if it wouldn’t be a good idea, for
married, people to take a vacation
from each other every once in :1
11l1ile? (I suppose you are. rcmark—
ing to yourself—“I wish she would
take them often. pro1i1linp: they are
less expensive. than this 01103) llut
own up. won‘t you be glad to see
me again?
“I know that my letters ha1"cnt
told much. but I'm sure I can do
better in person I have enough to
talk about for a 1'11ar.nt least.
You' ll probablv be 110m out [)1 then.
“Be. pr'cpaicd to tell me you have
been a good bm'.
EVELYN."
poor. There' 3 Senator Reed of Mis-
souri “ho \lr.I{ocki11ll call s upon
in tones almost impassioned to conic
across and case his ltsal bosom of
all its prolns sional secrets )lr. l-‘1:.cd
it is 110“ known. no1cr lrird :1 case
outside iof police court in his life.
. ll: 5 the Abe. Lincoln of the Kansas
(ilv lhlll‘ and tanks all his papers
in his hot.
11 a poor Client like the Metropoli-
tan Strcct Railway Company arts
hauled up for vagrancy Mr. lived
will take its case and get its line re—
duced to $5, which he then lcnds
his clinit. So rcally his practice
costs him money. ( licnts who takc
their litigation to Mr. Rccrl arc the
kind who can reward him 11itl1
nothing but thcir blessing. lie is.
perhaps. the most blessed man in
Missouri.
Anothcr Pulled Tendon.
Following closvly upon the lbs-oi:
of the injury to Allan “'oodring.
the Olympic 200 meter champion.
comes the 1101‘s of a like accident
to 1.03 \Vittman of Michigan L'niv-
ersity, one of the greatest sprinters
in the middle \\'cst. \Voodring pul-
lI-d :1. tendon while practicing at
South Field. Columbia. I'uiversity,
one wcck ago. while \Vittman's ton-
1lor1 did its act last Thursday.
Ohio 13011)}; Run Slay 24.
CLI'J\'1'21...—\.\'l), April Sit—«The first
Ohio Stato llcrby for running race
horses will he decided at Maple
Heights track here May 24. accord-
ing to an announccmt-nt today 113’
1'2. N. Holman, gcncial manager of
the Ohio State Jockey Club. It will
be at a mile and an eighth {or three
yczir—olds and will have a. guaran—
teed value of $5,000. lintrics close
May 7. .
The French Academy has admit-
ted the racing term “bookmaker" to
the French languagc, in compiling
the new dictionary. \Vonder if
they’ll include "double cross" in it.
considering Battling Siki's victory
over Carpenticr?
The world's production of wool
last year. officially estimated in ex-
cess of 2.000.000.000 pounds, was
about 66,000,000 pounds loss than
that of 1922.
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