The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-31
Cynthia Grey's
LETTERS

al have hunted all over the
city for a white fluid preparation
for transferring pictures from
newspapers TO other papers or
satin. do not know the name OF
tho fluid. but II 10 applied or
Emeared over picture. then blotted
with a blotter, then with a spoon u
can be Transferred by rubbing
smooth aide OF spoon on wrong
aide OF newspaper or other pic
tures. Can you or any OF your
readers give me any Information
as 10 where can obtain formuis3
am very anxious 10 Get IL. l
surely appreciate your columns.
FRITziE.
Al cannot tell you where you
may obtain the preparation; but
following IN the formula for sim
liar preparation:
Prepare "A liquid by dlssolving
~ DIR. common yellow soap In !
1T. OF hot water. adding. when
nearly cold. 81. fluid spirits OF tur-
pentine and shaking thoroly to-
gether. This fluid IL applied lib
orally 10 the surface OF the printed
natter with a soft briiBh or
sponge (being careful not To smear
tho ink. which soon becomes soft
cned) and allowed TO soak for a
few minutes: then well damp the
plain paper on which the transfer
Ia to be made. place IL upon the
engraving and subject the whole
TO moderate pressure for about ]
minute. On separating them. re-
versed transfer will be found on
the paper.
Dear Miss Grey: This 10 an
suer 20 challenge OF One Who
" ould Like to Know" No, we
are rot ali towards. Any one who
would lose respect for girl be-
cause she allowed him one OF the
mos, sacred Of all things, never
had any respect TO iose, "for him
sef or any one else"
a GENTLEMAN absolutely does
rot nor could not be 90 base as TO
lose respect for a Girl because she
Ie, him klss her.
ONE WHO KNOWS.
Dear hiss Grey: We are two
boys snd would like 10 state In
answer 10 zone Who Would Like
10 Know" that we have been CO.
lna with girls for about ak years
and have never thought less OF a
Girl II we kissed her once In a
while.
We see no harm In girl letting
boy kiss her II she has known
BIN for any length OF time.
TWO OF YOUR FRIENDS.
GA man deceived girl most
cruelty. Almost before she realized
what was happening. she had lost
her position and EVERYTHING.
Frantic with grief. sh. tried TO Kill
herself. While so III she didn't
know what she was saying, she told
What he had done.
He had never cared In the least
what had happened until he discov-
cred that he was found out Then
he blamed her. and said horrible
things 20 her for telling. Now he
tells people that she was not nice
qiri before he knew her. when he
knows that 10 not true. He had
done wrong a great many tlnes be-
fore she knew him. She knows that
now, and so do others. Yet his
friends look down on her and think
he Is clever. He Is seornful. and
swears az her. when he knows she
loved him. Docs II. In your opinion.
still Indicate a "low form OF inteili-
eenee" when she tells thirgs on
him7 DISCOURAGED.
Evidently you are referring
20 an answer | gave not long ago
when stated that revenge denotes
n low form OF intelligence" But as
u happens. the case OF that woman
and OF this cannot be compared.
Tho girl In the above case is tusti-
fled In saying anything that VIII
vindlcate her as long as II IL the
truth. regardless OF how hard II
hits her betrayer. However. II she
tells things" merely TO get re-
yenge. she viii accomplish nothing
Q.-l am a young man, % years
OF age. and have been keeping COM
pany with a young lady for the past
four months who, owing TO her
work. boards away from home. She
accepts all invitations 20 the thea
tire. etc, and acts like she enjoyed
my company, but never asks me TO
call on her. Should I ask her N I
may call some evening. or Is II her
place to ask me7 Or does she not
ask me to call because she boards
away from home, and has no place
to receive callers7 BILL.
A.-As am not mind reader.
cannot answer your last question.
Perhaps tho girl feels that II you
are particularly interested In fur
thering her acquaintance. you will
ask n you may call. II Is really