Show N THE GARLAND GAELaND TIMES and the exchange of many You see golf la the only gome exNO RECREATION IN and plants that Mr Bartram'a tant which combines exercise and at GOLF SAYS WRITER the same time assuages the sense of became well known “RESTORED” Another famous botanical garden Not only Is the competitive feasin Golf as played by the average busiwhich rank as the finest In the ture of It underscored and doubled world Is at Bintenzorg Java this ness man is certainly not a recreafor you are also always competing Good New for Lover of garden In its present state of per- tion Strothers Burt asserts writing against yourself but there Is Invarifection being the product of nearly in the Forum Anyone who has seen ably enough misery attached to the Horticulture a century of effort on the part of weary and sometimes obese business usual game to placate even an the Dutch Inhabitants of Java So men arrive on a train and ImmediPresbyterian’ In wonderful are the flowers and plants ately try to kill themselves by two The oldest botanical garden Moreover your sins find yon out the United States Is located within that the garden for games a day will not long They are there unconcealed which Includes 90 the limits of the city of Philadel- acres Is known as “The Garden of cherish the Idea that this la pleasure everyone to look at And there’ no For the average business man re- wiping them off You cannot erase a phia and is one of the shrines of the East" L C Breed In the Garthe horticulturally minded tourist dener’s Chronicle tells us of the veg- tired or not golf is a substitution not bad shot by a good shot a you can The anniversary of etation In this garden of wonders' a recreation It a substitution for In polo or tennis Golf Is a grand the founding of this old garden was The house which business and — as now played for the game for those races not yet able to celebrated on Jun S and 6 of this U located in the garden is ap- most part — Is more like business than consider painless pleasure as anywe the Informed to are with ceremonies suited other proached year through any It was first made thing but sinful It la morose sullen game occasion The day was the finest svenue of trees in the popular by a opening race and gives the Impression of being of a his- world These are Kanarl trees reachthe Scotch— the more placid Dutch worthwhile — the last a very Imspent In special exercises torical nature and on the second day ing 100 feet overhead and have tall having Invented to the average It promptly aban- portant consideration the visitors were guests at the gar- straight trunks covered with stagdoned It and as soon as they were man trained to business standards home ferns old den tea being served In the Birdsnest ferns orchids given the chance the horn of the founder an old bachelor course John Bartram a and every type of parasite and air English and Americans took It But section of which was built in 1700 plant that the climate will permit doesn’t hold hi own np enthusiastically a palm describes by Swedish settlers and became the Mr Breed also stands Mr 40 which from foundation feet high and about Bartram that built later The building was pur- a “wilderness of climbing plants which chased by Mr Bartram In 1728 and among are palms with He the original house still lemalns In branches 600 feet In length with makes note of another palm that the garden enclosure The Bartram garden Is now under- bears the largest fruit and the going a process of restoration that largest leaves of any known tree will bring It back to Its original the fruit being two feet In diameter Anoint the scalp with CaUeani form a fitting tribute to the plat of and the leaves 10 feet Some of the Ointment Then shampoo with land that has been devoted to gar- trees rise to a height of 100 feet suds Of Cuticura Soap and quite den purposes for two hundred years before the branches spread The house has been restored to Its warm water Rinse thoroughly form and now thfc garden original First Concrete Road of Ointment 25c end 50c Talcum 25c Soap 25c the garden the efforts through The first concrete road of any conProprietors: Potter Drug A Chemical Corp and surroundclubs of Philadelphia sequence In the world was construct Malden Mess will he made to reseming country ed In Detroit and was eleven feet ble as nearly as possible the garden wide one mile long The Amerl by Any ing their own local soviets Soviet Republica of the old days These clubs have can Magazine In a study of modem In the member of the onion may withdraw There are six republics undertaken as their first work to road building tells the story of his will restore to the garden the native Initial experiment It was fathered Union of Soviet Socialist Repbllcs as at follows: Russian Socialist Federated mountain laurel and by Ed Hines a Detroit rhododendrons So Consoling printer and Soviet Republic Moscow capital other evergreens an enthusiastic bicycler who had be- White Russian Soviet Socialist ReIlortense — And he bas never told John Bartram was a native Amer- come president of the League of public capital Minsk Ukrainian me what he thinks of me you know ican his birthplace being Darby American Wheelmen — Soviet Socialist Republic Marjorie Well— er— perhaps h Is capital Pa near Philadelphia ne lived to Socialist Kharkov Transcaucasian waiting until he gets another girl t the good old age of Have You Noticed? Federated dear— New Bedford Standard Soviet capital Republic my 1777 In house In died Bartram and Tiflls Turkoman Soviet Socialist “When I raise my baton each play The garden Is located on the west Give— and Tsks Uzbek bank of the Schuylkill river and er Is as tense e If he were going to Republic capital Askabad The best way to enjoy life to the for many years It was a most Iso- - make a speech” says an orchestra Soviet Socialist Republic capital full Is to remember that It Is a measWithin these republics lated spot It wag through bis volu- leader But we always think the Samarkand with Peter one with the cornet Is getting set to there are 31 minor political subdi- ure to be filled and not a enp to be minous correspondence drained hav visions which are autonomous In London Eng whistle through hi teeth— Life a Colllnson land FINE OLD GARDEN One & i n Q SShrefizr WNU UVICC the story Harold Norman Atrldgs an orphan Uvea with bin grot aunt Matilda who reared him At her death ha flnde himself penniless At the close of the war he seta work In a bank Taking a i to he Marjorie Clarence flnde her father In the throes ot delirium tremens Harold promises to take Marjorie Into the country next day They have an exciting day They miss the last train back to London On hie way to his lodgings Harold Bees a shooting affray during which one of the participants tosses a leather case to him It contains letters In French written by King Raphael of Lesser Avaria Returning home next day be finds his roommate bound and gagged and the room ransacked CHAPTER V— Continued - — 6 “Shall I come with you?” asked Harold "01 course you can 11 you like” gald Puddingface with hardly a touch ol condescension Hatted and gloved two elegant Suburbia young men ol Southern strolled forth to take the Sunday eveSave ning air on Morley common that the left eye ol one ol them was deep orange hue they were Just like any other two young men on Morley common so that there was no gpparent reason shy two other men In clothes of strange cut should follow them at a discreet distance wherever they went Puddingface was unaware of this and he chatted and laughed pursuit and told Indelicate stories and eyed the girls but It was different with Harold Ife sweated hotly under his clothes and he only returned distracted answers to sallies “Nice bit o’ fluff there” said Pud"Seen her about before and dingface an’ I like her She’s got a figure th more than most ol the girls hatWnowadays” The girl he Indicated was Inclined to embonpoint It was hardly surprising that Puddingface should have a She nofellow feeling toward her ticed that Pnddlngface’s attention was the drawn to her and she squeezed arm of her girl companion and giggled ahrllly “What about Puddingface It old man?” asked —nm— ” Harold tore h!s “Eh? eyes away from the hawklike profile ol one of hid pursuers Puddingface for assent inartlculatlon mistook With a graceful raising of his hat he two fair unmoved alongside the knowns Harold was drawn Irresistibly after him “Nice evening” said Puddingface The girls giggled and said nothing but with mutual consent all four began to turn away from the crowd and wander toward a less frequented part of the common “Seen you here before haven’t I?” asked Puddingface We’ve seen you too” said “Yes the fat girl From the meager beginning converHarsation developed marvelously old had only the faintest knowledge of what they talked about he was too bothered with other matters “I like to get away from the crowd when I can” Puddingface said haughtily "It’s such a rougl lot on Sunday evenings generally” "Qualte" said the fat girl “Pity they don't have a band here like they do In the parks Isn’t It?” “Pm said the other girl to Harold awfully fond of music aren’t you?” The tone “Oh yes” said Harold to seemed suggest of the voice had that an assent was called for In reply he —that was why he said “yes’’ didn’t know whnt he had been asked “We have got a loud speakah at home” said the fnt glrL “Don’t you love listening in?” “We’ve got a loud speaker too” “Only you can’t quoth Puddingface It’a our turn It off when you like landlady” The girls giggled “Oh you are a uproariously one" screamed the ”Tou are a one" fat glrL So loud was her voice It attracted the attention of several people about gripHarold suddenly found himself flushping the sides of his chair and ing a hot purple for two of the people who turned their heads and stared were Mr and Mrs Tilling out sedateservice ly taking the air after evening Harold saw her eyes flash over the She deigned to recognize him group and acknowledge his lifted hat hut at the same time Harold knew that her gimlet eyes had not missed the cheap hat silk stockings and the flamboyant misled any more than her ears had What a splenthe piercing giggles did tale M'l Tilling would have to bnf’’d to Marjorie on her return! ne bit his rrils In frantic exasperation They sat for nearly an hour during seeds work TO BE vfond&rful which Harold made foitrajiswers to questions and proffered noFone single remark The girl with the unsolicited sidelong eyes soon left him alone and turned away toward Puddingface Harold sat mum and thought dreadful tilings At twenty minutes past nine Puddingface sfood up “Weve got to go now and Interview that loud speaker I told you abont" he aald See “Supper’s at half past you next week?” The girls agreed after Interchange of glances “Half past seven where we saw you tonight ?’’ “Yes” They separated “Not so had were they?” said Pudto Harold as they walked dingface back across the common “That fat one’s a bit of hot stuff Bet we miss supper next Sunday" The one bright spot on a desolate horizon to Harold's mind was that Puddingface made no Jocular refer That was ence to his wordlessness only a poor consolation — seeing that two other people were still fifty yards In behind remorselessly following their tracks as far as Seae Fell avenue One of them had a hawklike beprofile which Harold had noticed fore the other had a heavy mustache To Harold's guilty and spectacles conscience it was amazing that Pudhad not noticed them and dingface on their appearance but commented truth to tell their shadowing was efficient abd Inconspicuous Danvers and Marks were absent Harold heaved a sigh from supper of of relief glad of this postponement the Issue — a furious quarrel In two to be prehours’ time was always ferred to one awaiting his arrival Yet his relief was premature for Mrs Pound had hardly ceased carving when a latchkey was heard In the loud voices door and the unnecessarily made themof Marks and Danvers selves evident looked at Harold 'and Puddingface Harold’s heart seemed to each other stop beating as he heard them running He heard them stride along upstairs the first landing to their room over He even heard them the dining room And then his heart open the door once more Into mosprang violently tion leaping up and down with a beat of apparently at least six Inches amfor from upstairs there came plitude a thunderous crash followed by another and another The room shook an electric light with the concussions bulb cracked and flashed into darkness with a sudden report Mrs exclaimel “My goodness I" Pound leaping In her chair nervously Puddingface laughed of Harold still sat with a mouthful To be worried and beef anxious about a little broken china and the wrath of Marks and Danvers when he had a king’s love letters under his shirt and half a dozen men with revolvers waiting for him tn the r street and when less than hours ago he had been an of a brutal murder showed a lack of sense of proportion bnt he was horribly worried nevertheless came bursting into Soon Danvers the dining room again followed by a limping Marks “Who the blazes has been playing the fool In our bedroom T demanded Danvers “You never saw such a mess I” asserted Marks “The water Jug’s smashed to smith- ' ereens" “And the “And all together” shaving mug" the bedclothes are tied up “Who In the world — 7" said Mrs round looking hatefully round at her other boarders TO GB CONTINUED t of Ocesa Waves H A Marmer assistant chief division of tides and currents of the Const and Geodetic Survey aays that with a wind of 60 miles an hour waves of about 30 feet In height may be expected In the open sea With a wind of 80 miles an hour the resultless ing waves would he somewhat than 40 feet From the observations of the heights of waves 'made by observers and by different various It appears that waves exmethods ceeding 40 feet occur only In severe storms and that 50 feet may be taken as the extreme height of waves of the sea due to wind When two great waves Intersect a peak may be thrust Simto a height of 60 feet or more a large wave when breaks ilarly an object part of the water against above the may ehoot considerably height of the crest Height Old Creek lived Rut) years be“Few men hare the to honor a friend’s without envy" — American UTAH Shampoo Yourself Cuticura Soap grower ©UJAEAOTEE Is back ©§ 5FMs 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