Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-10

made by the far-between hacks that h,
must have heard her call after him.
You hateful thing!'
And If poor Richard. the proverb expert
another woman-he would probably have
added to his collection something like this
| Don't give all your respect for the dead
who don't want it. Save some for yourself
woman was seated at a table in a cafe.
Another woman entered and the two came
together with greetings that began and
ended with kiss.
Two men were taking pie and coffee at
another table, and when they had watched
the demonstration through the man who
was eating pumpkin, said:
Every time my wife persuades me that
women ought to vote I see sight like
this!'
And the way he said it showed that his
wife would have to start all over again.
A young man and a young woman were
in box at yesterdays matinee. In the
orchestra nearby sat two girls who were
getting the worth Of their money before the
their hats, Strengthened their hair with
side combs, stared and giggled and whis-
pered and chewed gum while they craned
their >necks around the theater, and finally
settled themselves comfortably to discus
sing the couple in the box. They admitted
the beauty OF the young woman's clothes,
wished they had her white ostrich boa and
diamond rings. But her LONELINESS seemed
to be a source Of genuine pleasure.
wonder II her face hurts herr" snicker-
ed the one in the white waist with two
buttons Off in the back.
She's so stuck on herself she don't know
she's ugly" answered the one who looked
as II she never brushed her hair. Must
be rich, to have q beau"
"Of course. No fellow would go any.
where with a girl as ugly as that IL she
didn't have the long green. Skin looks like
"If was as skinny as she is I'd take
something for it. I should think she'd
spend all her time at the beauty doctors
That is II she knows how ugly she is"
body to tell me-
Then I'll oblige you, Miss. You are
both much homelier than the young lady
you are talking about. You are also very
noise"
The person who dealt this blow was
serene-faced old lady with her hair parted
IN smooth silvery bands. She wore an old
umey black silk. with a lace collar and
cameo pin. and over her shoulders was a
soft, white Chinese crepe shawl. beautifully
embroidered and with long silky fringe.
A Mortified middle-aged daughter sat beside
her.
why. mother, dear!"
Now don't say one word to me, Olivia
am only doing what is right. You brought
me here to enjoy the play and I won't be
able to hear a word unless those young
women keep quiet"
The young women kept quiet for about
two minutes. Then they clattered out.
Maybe they went way back and etc.
woman. all furs and diamonds. was
waiting in an automobile at an 3 street
curb. Another woman who was walking
along with her presumable husband walled
out loud enough for people around to hear:
isn't 1t shame that some people have
everything on earth and others have moth
ing. I don't see why that woman should
be in an automobile while have to peg
along on foot"
you are q heap sight better on than
am, and you don't catch me compiaip-
ing" answered the man. In q nice hearty
voice, ssrd think was playing in luck
II had somebody to pay my house rent |
and keep me in food and clothes. You don't |
have q blamed thing to do but a little house |
do You suppose that woman sltting up