WOOD LIKE GREELEY
S U n o g rjp h «% W ar« P « r « l « » « 4 W1 H «
Alw ays Cam « to T M «r R t *
CM Ctadly.
It*» a cinch
Lroonrd Wo.'rf'a pcom »n»hip »« hU
w*-ak»*t point, hut *» that be haa aa
fU N iM jpM . H o f l i « i i r w lr j.
(m l many other flluMrtoua leader* o f
men. C lit r N m m m lla rtt, » t «
hi* «twnograpber at Cuvrmur'a i«taml,
w r ite * :
“ And what a alitnatur« tt to! V o ­
le « » one knows in advance wliat it •"
«a p f» " * “ ! to represent. tt mifht he
looked at through a maitt>lfylD< fito«*
without being able to decipher It.
“ But no matter h r * pu fxU »* hi*
chirugraphy may be to oitpr*. It 1«
a In-ay a clear sih ! legible 1« the gen
oral.
I bad «ccflKion to »earn till*
Terr M H . H*- **<*ul<I tik e typewrit-
ten page* I had turned In. n-vi«e them,
and ¿traw l mterpototiuM
ln « e m
and change* »■ the nJo*t terrifying
way nud then I would fb ve to make a
fr .-h copy o f th..« changed matter. I
was working over hit. notes one day
when lie t««>me<l;
“ •If ><«t car.1 read that. Mr. Hartt.
don't be afraid to ask me— and save
time.'
“ He wa« quite right al**at it's sav­
ing un e
|t n oulil take a ouljw
hoanl to read a page o f Ids notes, imd
then one fcwldn't he sure tlutt even
one word was corrdct!
" I f this sound» like , an exuggern-
tton. let me convince I«H o f the valid­
ity o f my statement.
“ Itorin g the winter o f iiUIV17 Get»-
ecnl Wood wns tr:rvei:r>2 here and
there sjieaking in behalf of prepared-
ness. It was iwrt of Captain John-
aoo's
duty—Capt::ln
John.-.*)
be­
ing an aide to.the general— to Weep in
touch with bis itiuer.iry. On*- day the
captain cnnie Into" the "thee, and
picking up the general's metooruudutu
pnd. soov. led in Jiendexfty at . the
words scrawled across the pace in the
general's inimitable hsndwm lug. The
general watched him quietly for a few
moments, then said:
“ *Whatls wrong? F ire awey.’
*That wits bis usual -krtvil that he
was rejidy to IL-Sen to wiiat one had
to sa.v.
“ *Er— excuse me. general.’ said Cap­
tain Johnson hesitatingly, 'but but—
I don’t quite understand Hie memo­
randum.
Thto
reads. “ Here
fot*
lunch,“ while my slat« says you are
not io town tomorrow— and I don't
quite understand— that Is, I'v e made
no plans fo r lunch fo r tomorrow.’
me see it.' su'd 'h e general.
“ H e glanced quickly at the notation
on the pad. and said disgustedly.
T h a t cjpesn’t say atiythiug abonl
“ Here fo r lunch.”
It reads “ Leave
f. r Ithaca.” * "
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SALVATION ARMY OPENS STATE RESCUE
\ m FCR UNFORTUNATE GIRLS OF OREGON
Attend the Chautauqua May
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New Tork. April
.— Mrs. Leonard
Wood gave n tea for business women
when she was in New York with her
•a
husband.
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Beauchamp's Ha!!
Saturday
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May 22nd
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“ I am traveling with the general,
hut I am not campaigning,” Mrs.
"Wood said when she droftied into tbe
women's Wood headquarters at the
Hotel Imperial and was pressed with
a dozen Invitations to speak at enm-
pnlgn rallies.
'T d like to talk to the stenogra­
pher* in the headquarters, though.”
she added. “T h ey are the people who
are doing the real work o f the cam­
paign.”
.*0 th»- clerics and stenographer*
were summoned and shook hands with
1be candidate's wife.
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TH E D A N S E AT
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MRS. WOOD L IK E S TO ILE R S .
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Salvation Arrry Rescue Home and some of its babies.
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The Salvation Arm y, aa on - of the big features of Its Home Serviee
Program for 11*20, has taken over and opened the W h ile Shield home iq Port
land as a rescue and maternity home for unfortunate girls. It la a state wide
home, where, under the most pleasant surroundings, with expert medical
care the young mother is h elp'd to shape her life anc-v. La.st year. In the j
w est’ alone, IM S girls turned from tbo nightm are of despair to such
Salvation Arm y sanctuaries as this. O f these, 900 were returned to the 1
homes they left in their shame and. through the offices of the Salvation
Arm y workeia, were welcom' d and th«*ir burdens lightened for them. The
Portland home nursery now echoes to the delighted cooing of more .than a
score of babies whose mothers are slo-ltered under its roof and taught how
to go out into the world a n l win a clean living for herself and her h«by.
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The same music— Saxaphone, Violin and Piano
It Makes You Dance— Lots of Pep and Jazz
WOOD'S CH ANCES INCREASE.
Leonard Wood's chances for the Re-
pnhl c m pr> sideatiai nomination ■
greatly Increased last week a «‘ a re-
•ult o f his victory in Illinois.' A num­
ber o f prominent politicians In fbe
Fast recently stated that i f Wood
could make a good showing against
Governor Lowden In .lUlnols, and a
good «bowing against ‘tetiatur Hard­
ing In Ohio, lie would fall heir to the
delegation o f 88 from New York.
That delegation “ Is going to rale a
winner” ai\d d f Wortd can show ihe
same strength against Harding a tie
did against Lowden, he will be tha
man It will support.
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HOPES WOOD W IL L W IN .
A letter in s chilli * t rod". rtflr.<
aiM '. - d tu General Wood midi- 1 «
fi.lh.vv«:
General : I hope voti tir..
»■feet. I. M3 .! 1 flily v r
the rriov
wirh you In the Phlllpplrt"»-
Me Is
w nrki-.f for vottr m ininatli-"
la i.»,
“ prom ilnrrlett Milner Frankllfl,
West Kml Avenue. .V. Y. C.”
tt*m cmrtme, K r t h o
H. J. REYNOLDS TO B A C C O C O , W m .ron S»U m , N. C.
Portland. Seattle, T a :o M , iipokane, Boise
Mandiall Field III. c-hairnmn o f the
Iveonard Wood committee fo r Cook
comity, spoke fo r the organization
whiidi did so much to carry «T.lm go
In the primary Just tie f o r i be left the
city, with his wife, fo r Palm Beach,
l i e said:
“ V\> attribute the victory in Cook
county to the enthusiasm of every one
o f our workers. They were inspired
hy the genuine conviction that the
crisis before the eonntry requires s»:cb
a man as I>eonarf1 \Vood at the- helm
o f state. They worked like beaver*
in his behalf and spread the zn-.il they
fe lt themselves throughout the city
and county.
“ W e regard the down-state vote as
a personal tribute from Governor
Low den'* friends and admirers in his
own state and not ns an Indorsement
o f the people generally ns a candidate
fo r pres, clef it. W e are more than ever
convinced that Leopard Wood w jll he
tbe choice o f the conventiot) In June
and will tie- elected in November.
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