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IOOO ROOMS All newly decoroted._ Eoch room equipped with a private sath. shower, radio, circula ting ice water. a "beauty rest" mattress. pull length mirror. spacious closet, writing desk ond other modern features. 2 minutes to thootros and shops. r. r terminals ond stoamship pion quickly rooched faHtes and Sompls Rooms Avoitefcts Verted PecMtte* tor Msotinfs. Rowqosts and Ccwvontteno mmf ? ? a | I ? \ H ? I II We:fll [I L1 IIS 11^ AT 7th AVENUE, NEW YORK I ?OY MOMTON I bn*<i Kct.rfnMMl omd Mwaplag Dir. The Other Way By NORA TAYLOR G by McClure Newspaper Syndicate. WXU Service ii\TEXT stop's Pennelton. ma'am." ?I " Marion Caruthers looked up. put the magazine she was reading In to her grip and pUl on her coat and hat A moment later she was stand ing on the platform. "Miss Caruthers?" said a pleasant voice, and Marlon saw before her a middle-aged man with bared bead. "I'm Thompson, the principal of the school where you're going to teach." "How nice of you to meet me." she said. "I'm awfully glad you're the principal because I know ril like you." "You're very young. Miss Caruthers," he mused. "Yes, this is my first school," she admitted. "And to come so far." "It Is a long way. but I've always wanted to see the South." "I hope you'll like It; we do. Well Just get home in time for dinner," be continued. "DinnerI" she gasped. "Why. np home we always have dinner at six o'clock." "We're Just ordinary folks down here. Guess yonll have to make al lowances" Mrs. Thompson met Marion at the door and gave ber a warm welcome. "So glad to see you. dear. Are you very tired? Dinner's Just ready, ni show you your roomjo you can take off your things." When Mrs. Thompson came back down stairs she and her hushand had a hurried word In the hall. "Isn't she attractive!" said Mrs. Thompson. "What lovely eyes and such a quick infections smile." "Yes, but I'm afraid she's too young to manage children in a country high school. Had absolutely no experi ence." Their comments were cut short by the entrance of Marion and they all hurried Into the dining room. "Biscuits?" said Marion, quizzically at the dining table. "Up North we have bread?bake Wednesdays and Saturdays." "I'm sorry we have none," said the professor quietly. "And you serve string beans with pork." Marion went on in amazement "I never saw that before." By the time the meal was over Mrs Thompson felt that somehow her well cooked dinner had fallen short of the mark. It was very discouraging?she had worked so hard. The following day school began and Marion was busy all the rest of the week getting things organized In her classroom. At the first parent-teachers' meeting she nearly had an open tilt with one or two of the mothers She Just could not make them see. And worst of all. she had a feeling that they did not un derstand her.- There was only one person in Pennelton who did and he was John Hamilton, the Latin pro fessor Fall slipped into winter and the students of Fennelton county high pegged away. Marion had enjoyed the Thanksgiving holiday immensely. Pro fessor Hamilton's mother had Invited her over for Thanksgiving dinner. Then there were two dances and Ma rion had made a decided hit each night. Still she did not feel that she was one of them. Southern people were nice, but queer?so queer. And now spring had come again and soon Marion would be going back home, and for some peculiar reason she was not sure that she wa? glad. She had made a success of her teach ing and Professor Thompson had been unstinted in his praise of her work. The pa rent-teachers decided to give a parting banquet In honor of them selves and to commemorate a most tticcessful year's work Marion put on her best evening dress and looked her stunnlngest as she sat beside Pro fessor Thompson at the long table. Mrs. Burton rose and began to make "This banquet." she said, "is In honor of Miss Oaruthers. Everything on the table has hern prepared by a northern woman we coaxed over from Helton and the recipes all came out of a northern cookl>oofc. We wanted Just once to do something down South as they do It up North, and?" "Oh. foirire me," Interrupted Ma rlon. Jumping up. "1 see It all now. hut I never realised how tactless tt was. That's what's been the matter. What a little heast I've been! Would It help to make amends now If t tell you I love the South and the people and the conking and everything. and I did so want them to love me. If you ever hear me say up North attain 1 hope you'll run me out of the county That's what 1 deserve, anyway." Flushed and breathless, she dropped into her chair attain. "Yes, I'm certain Miss Caruthers feels every word she's said about lik ing the South and all that." said Pro-, feasor Hamilton, rising, "because she ?she's going to marry a down souther ?she's going to marry me!" "Jack, yon?I never?" But the rest was lost In a round of applause, while Professor Hamilton congratulated himself on his brilliant coup d'etat. Mill Play National A a than Ontario theaters must In future play (he national anthem at the conclusion of their performances The law says so and it will be rigidly enforced la the future. Information to this effect ras had from officials at Queen's J i'ark. Hot Towel Unknown to Chinese Street Berber One of the coldest Jobs in Shang hai is that of the Itinerant boy bar bers who hang out their poles at any street corner and minister to tbelr clients on the spot The only point of dissension lies in the possibility that the client is colder than the bar ber. 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