How The Women Would Do

An exehange tells a charming story of a man who went to sleep the other night and dreamed he was in a oity S'overned by wojupti. It was scrapulous'y clean, and while walking around he saw three mem arrested lor spittini; on the pavements. A. garbage barrel at the rear end of each lot was hand painted and tied with blue ribbon. Mail boxes were deeorated with drawn work throws, and fire p'ugs had cushions on top of 't hem. Sweet pea vines were cünging over the electric light pol es and a handnainted cuspidor occnpied a proraiicnl place 0" eve.ry corner. Tkcre I was ao butoess, hol a Leam was allowed to pass up and down the ma'n streets ior f ear of makmg dust. The town was deserted save for the pólice women, wlio marched up and down to see that no one with dusty shoes stepped into town. During the lream a man was hung in the suburbs for being out with the boyS the night before. George B. Dodge of this city is secï-etary of the Y. M. C. A. international committee .for educational ■ work, which the committee is esp.ecially seeking to extend in 350 eities in the unión it has either inaugurated or aided in tlue extensión of a! clase work.-