The Sunday Oregonian., May 21, 1922, Magazine Section, Page 5, Image 93

: ? F : I THE- CLASS STRUGGLE II 'vh..i..- mmWWn ' f :
J "V There are always tucked away in some corner of the city a smaU armV of people Y15v ' Sfo I 1 S
Wh haVf rMC,ted J?galnuSt -their P"ritan They have come right out in the J & ' o the amhln . ladV withLwf ' '
Jf YH pen a5.d are ,owJtl lives- they wiU tel1 y". whe nobody com of the realm b IbiolmewVl ? 1
4 I "res. Too much New England ancestry did it. (It took a lot of get-up-nd-go for 'I d.X connections ? worse tnan none A.
l 'sf-. " I he young man on the extreme right to break away from the class-consciousness of i 4. -v. :
j W'WWI, the grain business in Oswego, N. Y. Now he is poet of the metronomic school -iStkl ' Zfh cut" ? the rnoo of theSonl, - I''
'fel: 5 CM ''fCi ' ""-jSfc&rS moment and pity Mrs. Peter Holcomb s
VS"-S1 f 3k V Sr JVA. .itV 1 (they called her Lou Holcomb out Llt- . J
1 htlhr If-P'Vl X X 'JM " y5 VS4 tie Hock way). She is all set for a nice ! !
" fsJJ. Wf1 hff Mtf ' iSA a4j ' 'ferUr 'M C' bow!nVr'swely; "ndCXb Udy " .
i r.vf thx'' Cf ffwW WfimfiS K JW 'WW$& through Mrs. Holcomb and never m6v j
' ff? 4V 'If ifMI yf 'KXP " SS6P ZW ffiMtl) trying, oh, so hard 1
-til ..i' .. M iMHiifd I -i TV ' l? .-??57'l ; iSri-ir itS ' to bndge the awful gap If v
' 'I' t th; litter - il FapM Q-IZ! JWISSSp J that sts between a L I 5
i Herman, the headwaiter, from the stand- Th. 1. .K Tf II I lf -f I- TSUl'-JI lW ATmVi(t9i 1W . ?'AA-f5 '.Of " ywMwfj ;J
! point of dollars and cents, is an expert at I ST,, Vf Vjl! If Mf " ' lTOW U" 2' JSlfS iiJh' if fS cfS
: classifying the patrons of the Cafe de Fin gJt ali Iffef' Allf 4&FZZT kA 'HT I ' ' PC2i!5!Wl?affi? 'A
and Haddie. After one brief but searching a L'1 a"l 1 &3? ,7 1). ' -T'R V'rvi ' 6 1 f - P ' f4-Pia?a 3 E) ft
i glance, he will show the college boy and the ' X n0r r,Uh I W3 ' .PSv MpM M WMffi j m&$W W tSC25E2l 4 fflffi&Wl&Jf '
Follies' girl to a table alongside the dance SL w! teb S8 SMA' T1V ' CTSS W I - K?fe2fc25l - J YJRS&S& -
floor, while the stoutish lady and gentleman "ty- Somewhat of , r .fSW.", &f Mff WlU7f&f 28$ f ' E nS-:,,!nf I SWMW' i '
. from Flint, Mich., will be led arofnd to the he wuitt f A S t f WM-t$' fcWs "I' " hff YWMMM
table way back n; the pantry door. Her- fa!"1" flf :H ifA WWW t ,llf - i- 1,1
ft ifi" i ri'"' " " Ifi'Aj,1 f' ' ri there is arlwful'gap. , 'ICSv'
I Itr H UF' ff'M' W fc- fe&A iC.r 1 And when two of the . ' ' JvSrS.
W JK' llf'l " IfiA'V'Xl !7i tlfl SSbSfi3 lfSfeil summer boarders ' f . ,g0&& 4 ; -
mWIIV Vilf XI- j Pfs rI ItSMr 'i$&yfm ' (they are crazy Jot . k itBWfi S I' i !
mW'1 mi il I fOlOA ,X I'M nyway)turnout1tobe L jAfjf&. f ' I
I 'ft It 'rti i SUV ?kmtwCli 0 'p:vtuy - u. jkm& i The traveling man jzt, rKg fj-f. , mM I 1
lj.MV., kilU.i T: If 5g im fl'SA 5053. fe tiltR. -Y 'ust a ,,ttle blt hauSh- " 4-'-'JfL ' 5:r tan, who still be- '
iAXCi5 tj&ffi' J 1. ( ySk W4ism tthe T: M- to divide J&MW k She wont invite ""X
1 Vf f-tStfr I li I 1' ' ' j YZry X- V-.J; 1' A he existing wxrul or- NfiSC fiYfW Sti ne to her. house , -
f,- fff&t iMh; t Sli III " i , V55 , . li JmsfM Her into cl3Sses not W71 St who hasn't "been in
'II 11? I' 5t' JfWW A (V J that you would for a W,, ,yM Of the social register for
. i .tfa j ti H-Jit-yafea&ftag'y jms1 x ? minute) hCw0mdMy. SvM M the u,t vV" . !
ul1mncgerTaCiaI'iSt,(an? 5 memhb f 'he bougeoieie meet in a picture gallery and. oh, hc WOrnul lant: lWks 'WJ-M W hotTroomc"rks"- W 'MMi' ' lwTm I ' '
eculd kiU ceruinljr the lady with the paradise feather would be no more, . s - 1 y V tUTti' i
I . m&Wr"-'' t,--the ha fifaii'J f ; ;
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