Evening Republican, Volume 22, Number 145, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 20 June 1919 — Turned From Friend. [ARTICLE]

Turned From Friend.

The revolving floor In one of the dancing cabarets mystified two young lieutehants just hack from France and evidently strangers iu New York. They were ushered to a table on the revolving floor. Shortly afterward one of the soldiers went to the telephone booth; emerging about ten minutes later, he looked around in dazed fashion, aad made several starts for the spot where he had apparently left his companion, but couldn't seem to find him. “Say, there,” he huskily remarked to the head waiter. “Lend me one of your boy scouts to 'help me find my chow table, will yon?” “What’s the trouble?” Inquired the headwnlter solicitously. “I left ra’ friend at a table over yonder by the post," answered the bewildered soldier, “and now he’s disappeared." As there were a number of men In uniform present the head waiter suggested that the friend be paged. “That’s the Idea," eagerly responded the soldier. “His name’s Kennedy.” And in a short time the messmate were re-united. Then the existence of the revolving floor was briefly explained to them.—New York Sun.