The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-26

A.-ceriainly. invite the YOUNG
man 10 your home. II il fine
thing for every girl to remember
that she should never accept in.
vitatlons from a young man n she
Ia In doubt as TO whethsf he IL a
ut person 10 invite into her home.
Girls often neglect this little act
OF courtesy because they fear they
might bctray too deep an interest
In the young man.
This In an unfortunate seifcon.
sciousness. Such an invitation
stands for nothing mora than ordi.
nary hospitality.
o.-Is "sy" or "aye" pronounced
"A" or "i"f s. @.
A.-Ay or aye. meaning forever.
In pronounced like the "a" 10 ate.
Aye. an affirmative expression. Ia
pronounced IA the go In item.
al am ~ ysars old and have
received . common school sduea-
tIen, but circumstances Will not
permit me 20 90 TO high school. !
want 20 finish my education with
some course that will not take long
and will b useful. too.
! an . lover Of books. and think,
with . proper educstion. l might
become . writer. Would IL pay me
10 take . eourss In iIterstwss
CLAUDIA.
A.--Educations are never fin
ished and there 10 no short course
TO them. The shortest and most
practical are those given In the
public schools today. so n you
can give any time 10 schooling,
give Il there. Mt night. II not by
day.
would not advise you 10 spend
money for course in literature.
but 10 study in the aehcols and
continue 10 read ges>A literature.
Writer'S must have broad and
general education.
al kept steady company with
. plri for about three months, when
she moved 70 another city and we
began corresponding. Several
weeks ago I met Girl whom ! like
better than the fret one. snd she
says she likes me: but at times
can't keep my mind Of the first
girl.
Which do you think ! ievsf
MARTIN.
A.--Yon like both az che girls
but you don't love either. A man
In love never asks which one"
o.--My daughter 10 to be married
soon. 10 II proper to send out an
nouncement eards7 N 90, should
they be sent 70 my friends as we'll
az TO her own Ard should the
cards 90 20 the friends OF my future
son-in-law7
ANXIOUS MOTHER.
A.-Send announcement cards e
all persons whom the bride and
groom desire 10 retain ms social
friends. Business aequaintances
may also be remembered, though
they are not expected TO call.
The engraver viii provide the
proper form when you order the
cards.
OWN an opal bring bad luck
N the wearer was bern In October Z
OPAL.
Al feel absolutely safe In rs.
surfing you that an opal never
brought anybody either good luck
or bad luck. no matter when born
Q.--kindly Give me soma mate.
rial for a debate. AR=soived, That
tho United States should Not Levy
a War Tax" STUDENT.
A.---This question IL we'll worti
debating, but the pressure of regu.
lar work prevents me from collect
ing material for deha,es, requests
for which come to pe several times
week.
o.--Are the cossaeks supported
by Russian ;ssesf w. p.
A.-Ntt hy direct taxation. They
have the income frcm 100000, 00o
acres OF the richest land IN Russia
which was set aside for them many
years ago. one-third of this land T.
kept In reserve. and the rest is ap,
portioned on the basis of 81 acres
per person.
The Cossacks afe required 60
give 20 years of service a. the army
and 10 furnish their own equipment
except their ammunition and arms
They are n mixed race. and have
been subject 10 Russia hince 1854.
Total grain crop OF world for
1918 would I'LL Panama canal.
Expedition OF nsturalists leaves
New York fes South America.