South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 109, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 April 1920 — Page 25

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OVERALL CLUB OF TAMPA GAINS MANY FOLLOWERS

Writing a Short Story

By James J. Montague

Experiment Spread? Throughout F lorida With Amazing

Rapidity, Say Leaders. TA?JPA. Ha., April 17. T.Vhthr th weartr.jr of fiver.il!.1 and calico Irmtead ot blu f--r native I';.!rr bcichf-s, hnmf.p'.m. vollfs and othr expnwlvr cloth'n will brine; down tho high cort of rlrf.--5-ir.fr i an experiment fimt Ktartd her) and now eprwKllns through all .Florida and Into Alabama. Th wholn country now krow.i of It and has chtrftCterUed It as "the Taxnpa Mvc" Th new Ftyl movrmnt, lt. crlKInatora pay, li dictated In tho f.;!rit of public duty and nec -. lty and tfos not lndlcato any lfs.v;nintr of derlr on th part of nlther men or womn for good and Btyllh apparel. They think, however, that It worth while to try to popularize overalls for men and calicoes and Ringhams for women and It is no secret that tho feminine experimenters ore fctlll looking for tho return of f-llks, F.'Uln orpandJee and the Uko to tho limitations of their puraea M&nj Join. Po tt carno about that Hafford Jone?, fxrretary of an Insurance company, etarted tho Overalls' cluh of Tampa. Each member plodsrod to wear overalls aa a regular thlnjr until clothing prlcea tumbleJ. Hundreds have Joined and many are making pood. Others pay they are

keeping tho p!ode Just aa faithfully by Laklntr advantage of the, clause which allows thr-m to wear old clothes In lieu of overalls Just fo they don't buy any new etuff. When the? men organized the women too ap the battle, the Now Thought and Unity club, headed by Mrs. Clara Iivton Metcalf, pledging It membership to calico dresses. All of thld had its first public demonstration on Easter Sunday. Mr and womn, correctly garbed to h.rmon!ze with the new idea, pathc red In tho court house square. Addresses were made, new tledes received, and petitions .sltnd asking city, tftatc, and national otliclals to take notlc and frive aid. Merchants looked on ;ind frowned, and later announced that their sales had not fallen off a bit. They are not the only ones who pmtle knowingly at the movement and prrdict that Just as tli forefroinir of the luscious porterhouse ete;k and choice rib roast increaFcl tho cost of brisket, chicken and rump, the abandonment of beautiful silks and all wool garments wi'J ratee tho cost of denims and calloo. Clothiers Not "Worrlrrt. "This overalls business Is only a fool Joke," says one of the leading clothiers. "Just as Ions? as folks who work for waos demand 115 silk shirts. S3 Bilk neckties and $2.50 silk fr-ncks, they will pet them. And while they're buiner that port of stuff you may lay your heaviest bet on their also buying the beat suits of clothing the market affords." The Overall club, however, ln1sts that the war has only begrün and that they'll stick It out and arc

Ve've ben v.udyinr th hört sV-.ry. Tl'.o y, ay to study th- J,r.rt yznry is to 'writ- it. Alter that you rad ir, to sc what is the r:iattf,r vsltli it. Th-n. having .--eep. you write it over attain, and aain "v r. until you writ it ritrht. Aftr tint you sr-11 it. uh:r h otiKht to be easy, although we've heard othruiThe mi.stnk you amat ur al'. fall into Is to make your characters eay things. " 'Don't kiss m ,' she K..M," is the way you Mart your storus if you want to K';t action r;ht at th" Ft art. That Is not rlcrht at all. Verbs have pone out in literature. The

of vcri s you ran convey the most !icat- shades of inartinsT. All ', r,j nc.-d ih pati'Tico ,'in l a thesaurus. Anybody can il'. it. Kvn wu.a. l.nok : The r.rif klaer s Ilrido, "Don't kin rn" Khe insincered, a h rther! her in hi5 arms. "Why not?" he cur touted. "J1."' .-iuso," she uneasi'd. "my hu-b.ifd m.pht find it out." "Husband?" h amazed. "Have

vom a husband?"

"Ys." she refrrettrd. "I suppose

I should have mentioned him bcfore." "Then." he tmtatived. "there Is no hope for me?"

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do anythinc: for ycu. Anything Walt till I come back."

"Stay." she frrored. "What is it!

(i would do?" "Kill him." he s- ivapd. "Kill hl:n for t!i dot: he i- " i "Ah," sh- er.t.husiasti'-ate.!. "You may kl.ss me now. Hut, look " ! "L"ok vhr"?" he agitated.) studying h'-r pallor. "There," die alarmed. "He's comir.e; now." Then, brihtenitts. "You ( can do it here." he jovcj, "and 1

save all that long ueary clintb up th ladder." "I'.ut I have no bricks." -he unhappied. lookinp about him. "With your h.ts then." she lnhumaned, hr ryes llashiri.c:. IUit tho bricklayer was already upon tliem.

"Who's yr friend?" lie p;is,oct-1 ed, eyeing the youth angrily. ! "Just an old school chum, dear." j ineffectualled the woman. j "I don't like his face." hone-ted j the husband. j "It's all tli face I h.v.-- -" un-J comfortabled the young man. j

"This'll improve it." irji-d tlv I

bricklayer, leaning his fist smartly

j against one corner of the objectionable chin. ; "Oh! Kthelred." happled the

bride. "You're so brave and st ro;y,-.'' ,

) "I'll say I am." bromided the jbricklaer, as he ki'!ced asid? the lifeless form of defeat and with I his arm about his bride walked out

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:u:nyi:r. April it. with a s:mpl curriculum of lectures on hygiene, industrial law and huriibl' frame shack in the downtown district, Denver's "Hobo College" has "been dedicated. It wil; bo kr.ewn as th International Brotherhood Welfare I'niversity. Jarne: Uads lTow, "millionaire. ho!." of St. Ixniis. was th Itai'.inp figure in the formal opening of the "college." and many members of the "Fubmerged ftrata of society" participated in the exercises. "I don't want Ihinirs taupht h'Te that I learned at Harvard." How said in an address to his n:i oratory comrades. I want unorganized micratory workers taucht to organize. I want them to be told what their rights are under Industrial law. When they get a Job they are surrounded by laws and they ought to know their rights." To this end How urcod that the "faculty" be confined to workingmen who have graduated from the school of hard knocks. "We don't want to hear roeial workers here." How iid. "We want teachers who know how it f( e!s to go under."

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ing the war are now returnim:. un- -rvation of tl:e nation il v.i :a'. der the .impressi.m possibly tint Tirr." ften t. nds to ;r.. .;: -tliev are exerr.pt from pros-cution. : n:er.f y toward pur.ishrr.ep.t b r now that hostilities are ended, or ' efter.' committed lore in e. t), K..r f.-,.r.t.. -;ii .., ...i Tin t rider r L'al'd for tl'io d

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gaining recruits In bunches. Tho movement Is being taken up all over the state. Clubs have been organized nt Jacksonville, lakeland. Center Hill and other places. If someone would come aloncr with a cartload of sabots the folks might buy and take revenge on the bootseilers. A part of tho Easter Sunday propram was for the denims and calicoes to pair off and po to church. Only a few couples had the nervo to stick it out and they presented odd Darby and Joan contrast to beFllked and befeathercd women and tailor-moulded men.

"None." sh" corroborated, "none poor but moderately honest professor of applied lipidoptery, forced me to wed him. We needed money, whatever unless " "l.'nless what?" he excited. "Unless what?" "He is a bricklayer." she disdained. "A bricklayer! My father, a He had it. His attentions were unwelcome. Hut what could I do? How ever " "However " he eapered. ''You are young and strong." she obviou.-vd. "Seek a position as Iiis hod carrier. It will brimr you money power. Protend some time that you hae forgotten what lloor he is workinp on. Carry your hod to the floor above. Stumble, clutch for support, brop the, hod. Tho bricks will fall on his head, and then and then " "And then I'll get locked up." he yellowed. "Not at all." she disgusted. "The world will hold it an accident. I shall be free. Ami with his money do you know what bricklayers are making nowadays?" "Hut," he delayed. "Are you afraid?" Phe incredulous"d. "Are you afraid to do this little thing for me?" "I am not afraid exactly," he staljed. "but murder, you know " "Very well," she chagrined. "Go." "No." he fierced suddenly. "I will

CINCINNATI. O., April 17. "Thank you" should be omitted in the opinion of Judge C. W. Hoffman, of Cincinnati who prefers no expression of gratitude after granting divorce decrees. The discovery' was made when a woman to whom the judge had pranted a divorce turned to him and said: "I thank you from the bottom of my heart judge." The court withhe'd comment until the woman and her attorney had left the room, when he confided to his close workers: "There's one thing I don't like. I wish they wouldn't say 'Thank You' when they pet a divorce. They make me feel like a czar. The attorneys do it. too, occasionally. Why should they thank me for doing my duty? I don't think it is necessary and I know I don't like it. All that they have to do here is to produce the evidence, show that they come Into court with their own hands clean, and that the interests of the state will be taken care of if the decree is pranted, and that is all. There is no 'Thank You' necessary."

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man for forcrettir.g: A kiss, the j point of a story, her birthday, the j color of her eyes, and ho frock she

had on the first time they met.

The king's national roll is a list of those I'.ritish firms which make a point of employing disabled ex-soldiers. It contains tho names of 9.500 firms who employ 86.000 disabled men.

Dr. C. W. Saleeby has studied the motherhood of tho London poor and pronounces the best mother to bo the Jewess, the Irish mother a close second, and the English mother a bad third.

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