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The Washington times., 1918-12-20
Fairfax Writes Pitfalls War
Especially for Washington Women

girls who have been disappointed
in love develop anemia and tuber-
culosis and swoons, and waste
wanly away inside of a year.
This doesn't happen to real
girls. And don't allow yourself to
believe that it will happen to you,
you pretty child whom somebody
kissed and laughed with and
avowed love to-and deserted.
Don't let any over-romantic friend
persuade you that you're going to
develop a cough and become ema-
ciated and sink pathetically out
of life.
1t may hurt for a long time;
but it won't kill you. And in a
few months you may find that
there are still things left in the
world to enjoy. There are people
who mean much to YOU. And
though you may not be willing to
admit it to yourself, you will be-
gin to realize in your secret heart
that the real adventure of life is
still ahead of you.
Cling to Their Sorrow.
I'm aware that this isn't a form
of consolation that all broken
hearted girls are willing to ac-
cept. They prefer for a time to
believe that their sorrow will be
eternal and their hearts inconsol-
able, and that there's nothing con-
genial but extinction.
So there's another consideration
that offer to them. And this is
that a girl who has loved. even
unhappily, is a more enviable per-
son than the girl who hasn't.
Love is an experience Of enor-
nous value.
II makes a girl into a woman. 1t
deepens her whole life. II teaches
her to know herself. It's perhaps
the only thing that can give her an
actual feeling Of sisterhood with
other women-indeed, with all
other human beings. 1t teaches
her tenderness and sympathy and
helpfulness. 1t gives her an in
sight that she can't get in any
other way.
Think 1t over. Would you have
missed that magical transmuta-
tion Of the whole world into gold?
Would you have missed that ini-
tlation into the enchanted circle
wherein lovers live? Would you
rHther not have known that un-
Imaginable happiness that love
bro0Sht you?
It's true that you're paying the
penalty. But the suffering and
humiliation that you're now under
going can't rob you of the reality
that you have already had and that
has made you what you are.
Don't you see that even q broken
heart is thing 10 be glad OFF,
The Washington times., 1918-12-20
TODAY'S TOPIC
MENDING A BROKEN HEART

artist in escaping without actual
ENHANCEMENT.
Many married men do precisely
this same thing, alas :or every
body concerned.
Then there's the man who en-
joys love-making, but dislikes the
idea OF marriage, and is determined
that one shall at no cost lead to
the other. There's the tickle lover
who changes his mind, and admits
it. There's the lover who sue
cumbs to sudden infatuation for
another woman. There's the lover
who goes away and-forgets.
It's a prostrating experience to
be left behind with ones whole
personality in the condition OF a
damp sheet of blotting paper on
which some inconstant man has
left his indelible imprint
It's not surprising that a girl
who has loved deeply and been
The Washington times., 1918-12-20

flung aside feels that the whole
world is against her. that from the
profound malady Of love there's no
possible recovery, and that in every
sense that matters, her life is over.
Can Hearts Breakl
Any girl in this plight will tell
you that her heart is broken"
But the truth is that very rarely
do hearts break"
know that there are cases
where girls who are physically
frail do succumb TO a severe shock
of grief or disappointment and fail
for many years to recover their
health and courage.
But most SORROWS are success
fully outlived. Most broken hearts
mend themselves.
It's really only in very old
fashioned novels, in an altogether
imaginary and now wholesomely
discarded world of romance. that
The Washington times., 1918-12-20
REVOKE THE SCENT FARE
ORDER Unless the Street Car
Companies Keep Their Agree
ment For FREE Transfers

"That in view of the action of the commission in
granting this increase in fare in advance of finding by
of the fair value of the property of the company on
which it should be allowed to reasonable return
and as condition of such increase of fares there shall
be determination at an early date by the commission
of the question of transfers between the lines of the
petitioners and those of the Capital Traction Company
at such points may be fixed by the commission"
That is section of the order issued the street
companies by the Public Utilities Commission NCREAS
ING the fare YOU pay to the street companies five
sixths of cent every time you ride
The order means MORE THAN A HALF A MILLION
DOLLARS INCREASED INCOME to each of the companies
It is perfectly plain to blind man that one of the con-
dons which the increase granted that the
pOT May BE FIXED FsE
The Commissioners grossly at fault when they
did not put into the order list of transfer points and make
that plainly part of the obligations of the companies
But they didn't and they should do the next best
thing
They should set definite date on uDhich
FREE transfers at ALL proper points shall be in
operation, and If on that dcte the companies re-
fuse FREE transfers at ANY of these points the
fUe-cent fare order should be reDoked and the
sir-for-G-QuaTter rate restored 1HATDAY.
The companies through highly paid lawyers are con-
tending that the word determination refers to whether
or not transfers shall be granted whereas it refers only
to WHERE they shall be granted.
What earthly would there be in saying "that
view Of etc. and then designating the reciprocal obi
cation OF the companies concession their part that
THEY will ALLOW the commission to determine whether
not there shall be transfers? The commission had that
right WITHOUT any concession on anybody's part
It is interesting by the way to note that with the
cepon Of the opinion of Commissioner Brownow who ha
twice put himself record favoring FREE transfers
wherever they would not conges traffic the public has
been informed to the attitude of the Commissioners on
the question of transfers.
The opinion of General Knight is not now pertinent
since he has retired from the Commission Engineer Com
missioner Kutz has not been back long enough to have
acquainted himself with the facts in the case.
But Commissioner Gardiner has been present at all
the hearings and presumably participated in all the board
meetings We are interested to know what HE thinks
The Washington times., 1918-12-20

To-day.
Dance-South Dakota Society. in Wilson
Normal School, Eleventh and Harvard
streets northwest, p. m.
Beneht Concert--Good Fellows Club Of
War Risk Insurance Bureau, Polls Thea
ter. 4:t5 p. IN. Miss Jessie Masters auh
Hans Kronold will appear.
Christmas Dance-Empioyes Of Fuel
Administration. Twentieth street and ViT-
giniA avenue northwest, p. m. For fuel
employees only.
Smoker-For Alumni and members of
Alpha Nu Chapter of the Kappa Alpha
Fraternity. 1908 KAlorAma road northwest.
8 p. m. Visiting alumni invited. Col. Rob
ort II. Kelton, general stan, will speak on
Chateau Thierry."
Christmas Party-WashinEton Council.
knights Of Columbus. X. of C. Hall, SOS
q street northwest, q p. M.
heetinG-willlam B. Cushing Camp. No.
30. Sons Of Veterans, u. s. A, PythiAn
Temple, Ninth and l. streets northwest, s
D. m.
Address-CongressmAn Kineheloe, before
Kentucky State Society. Masonic Temple, 9
The Washington times., 1918-12-20
Town Topics.
Why We Must Maintain the Biggest and
Most Powerful Navy AflOat.
Continues From First Column.

Continued From First Column.)
States have the surety Of permanent freedom of the seas
and permanent freedom from attack and all know
right well other nation attempts to restrict the free
dom of American commerce upon the attempts to
attack the United States this country win NOT HAVE
ANOTHER WAR IN GENERATIONS.
We have designs upon anybodys territory or pos
sessions.
We have to want to restrict the freedom Of
other nations trade and commerce.
We are thoroughly well satisfied to mind our own
business in the big world just long NO OTHER Ma
TIoN TRIES TO MIND OUR OWN BUSINESS FOR Ua
The Washington times., 1918-12-20
Let's Go!

Good Fellows Club, Of War
Risk Insurance Bureau. whose
object is to care for sick girls
who have no relatives here and
are without funds. will give q
benefit concert at Polls this aft
ernoon at 4:45 o'clock. The pro-
ceeds will be used as a welfare
fund. MISS JESSIE MASTERS.
contralto, and HANS KR0N-
OLD, cellist, will appear.
The Washington times., 1918-12-20
Once-Overs
KEEP THE HOME SAVINGS TURNING

KEEP THE HOME SAVINGS TURNING.
The restrictions which the
should have impressed valuable lessons.
should better
habits and should be better disciplined to
Now don't be foolish allow the thought
will make for lost time and Immediately in for the things
which denied by regulations.
Such would show weakness really lessen
general self-control.
Take pencil and figure it all
Keep your end thrift the
The Washington times., 1918-12-20
HEARD AND SEEN

He says he feels wabbly. He had
lunch with Pres Gibson Of here IN
N. Y.
IRA BIFFLE, the intercitE post
man, came down from N. Y. in one
hour and a half the other day. He
flew an airship.
W. W. WARWICK, comptroller
Of the Treasury, is down with the
GEORGE CooKsEY. assistant to
the Secretary Of the Treasury, has
it too.
The Washington times., 1918-12-20
INTERVIEW WITH A PROMI-
NENT FARMER.

Farmer BILL HIBBS was in town
the other day with his yellow gloves
buying some candy and Xmas gifts
for his two grandchildren. He re-
ports that he sold that wheat we
used, to write about in these columns
for $2.20 bushel and that he is now
raising Berkshires.
''What's Berkshires ?" the Heard
and Seen man asked him. Cows,
pigs or mountains? ?"
"Pigs," said Farmer Hibbs. ave
are just in the midst of hog-killin'
right now and expect sausages and
hams and all that sort Of thing"
Town Topics.
WILL SHANNON ought to know
a lot about boarding houses before
he gets through.
GEORGE BARNETT. the we'll
known commander of the marines,
is back after a short spell in Europe.
The Washington times., 1918-12-20
That First Movie Show.

Ih9S EIrsS M0VIc snow.
'In September, 1896, / was in ad-
vance Of Barlow's Minstrels, playing
an engagement at the old Harris
Theater (now the Folly, then under
the management of Mr.. WHITE
SELL. A young man whose name
! cannot recall was very anxious for
MR.. WHITESELL and myself to
place his invention on our bill as an
extra added attraction-we had
never seen anything like he was try
ing to explain-and invited Us to a
small hall to see a try-out of it. II
was positively the first motion pic
ture ever seen in Washington and
we lost no time in engaging him fer
the week. The film was very short,
not over 200 feet. Showing nothing
but beach scene. In April Of 1896
the first moving picture was shown
in the United States at Roster and
Bials Music Hall, New York, and was
a French production then known a.
the 'Vitagraph.'
"CT.AITNE II ONrs
The Washington times., 1918-12-20

SAM ROGERS made his annual
report to his boss, SEC. REDFIELD,
this week.
The Washington times., 1918-12-20

Trayelds on the ". r. & E. Co.
complain that service on the Lincoln
Park line is something hercel
81 stood at DOC VAN EMON'S
corner for twenty-five minutes, be-
ginning at ten minutes past eight
the other morning." says IRATE
CITIZEN NO. 1, "and not q car
passed"
The Washington times., 1918-12-20

All Ti0hI, let's shotr ho1 IocR pleased
zee are By letting them get bv scSfh
that sort Of service, higher car IcTS
ard no transfers at all
The Washington times., 1918-12-20

Sam is the chief of the CenSr.
Bureau.
The Washington times., 1918-12-20

JOHN McGRATH wants q new
clerk out to that community store
Of his at Park View.
The Washington times., 1918-12-20

CLAUDE H. LONG"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22

Tor nGr @ersrmg meo aisretsier %
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40 Nar 1cleion.

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iom f%onitruerebe et Apporat, Der
muligQioroe Tcleioupu9 riueuoc
llooitIiug.
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SutefcN for Sober / @inmeapoliS

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pit'h pS lihsrae al bans Yrrten %
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Nettelie.

Nrleoning Nils IS. Stdar5 @reo
fra 6orSollger / iipite Nuiner at $50
item" bill ieg fad- rette pan en- Item
Sell, iom har i1bineget Jig Der, iour
miligenS flmbe fda ltbebdgelige Sslz
GER for @ebfommeube.
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&nlebniu9 @aarobuiger ears s.. Steis
ne, lom nnli9 por bso. Set ifllhe
pGre CARS &. Stcire. ears s..
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Seq rar i Il Gar nrrmeite TGbc
til Cars :. Steine, % ies minbes
bdm Iom Ell u%Irbuanlie ipa9irroig
% fdannIt @arb, Ipn laebe belle iin
'Sipl i lit arbeibe, enten bet por
Sorobprfuing paa 8onroeu eaer Cunt
ling al 9antIe @tinber % Sebrrbigs
beber, 1om ran babe betrheligt Oplos
al.
ON ban life bar me0et at Ell Sfriz
bent Ion pur ban Seito mere en- tGns
fenbe Wunp. og Sc fna Orb, Fan hapz
sc at iige, blcp fremlo9t pad en- Ians
De, iom 9iorhe enadn9 iaat tilz
itrrffelie. ears Sieine er Ell az bent,
icm tent bill glenunes Ser i @neben.
Grit Stcine,
Scroinanh, Soaho.
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eelirilt or M / SrnHen. Sette CT
me9er itsrre etN uo0er al &c fouto.
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Iinneapplis oen 3sie gan. 1919.
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@pgammeIoelic.

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mertium pno er @rof. &. ar. Sobrs
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len. Ter III 9uoiticismen iom en- nlsr.
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pes Sno6oIo. SG$uiuocr al senne
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liis % bans 6ortnuoeIic. 9ertll pil
%roi. Sobniens @oQ me ooo 6ipIp.
:. ~. Sunbbeim.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22
Helbreder Hudsygdomme

De behover like at lide af Eczema,
Finner, Ringorm, Fregner og lignende
neutrality-suspicious.. En- lille Zemo, som
kan faaes hos enhver Apotheker for IS
Cents, eller 81 90 for en- extra stor Flaske
vii, hurtig anvendt, sedvanlig give ufor-
tevet Lindring for kloende Tortur. bet
renser og styrker Huden og helbreder hur-
tigt og virksomt de heste Hudsygdomme.
Zemo er ct vidunderligt, gjennemtren-
eende, bo~rtfjernende lydende Middel og
mildner den NEST pmfndtlige Hud. bet
er like fdtet, kan let anvendes OF koster
kun lidt. Skaf Dem der | Dag og spar
Dem SEW for al fremtidig RUNNER.
2 The 3. w. Hoee Co. Cleveland, o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22
0mmoc iom lcoiaacr
DC Mriasblimoc.

Set onlcritonltc Heoe aorS /
Trontrlg hoIAer Tor Siocn poa mlco
Ell EEL intcreSiante Sorisg n1co Sun.
DC. ION ltaI orcicrc3 iii at Icoiaae Sc
&~rlgabIlnoe. Smaobnnoc oQ Nunoc,
lont life e1lter liN til onoet Nrllu, 90.
lGreS oeo Ell meact innoia Wcthooc
I'll oette onlunraiuIoc Nrbcioe. Voa
Ell al Goelie@pln0ienc, bpor ocnle
SrTnlllg AZ Nunbe Tor De aneritonite
trooper / Sronfrig ioreQaar, miiteoe
Ell Gag Ell al Heoe &orS. OieoIen.
lnernc Spnet % blep iert n0lten I
Itll al en- al oiaic Nuioe.
ManOen bol6t Sunoen / Ell lana
&lG0e, og SiGnoen iprong ioroll, ierit
gicnnem @n0erne / en- @u % iioen
lungs ell Sti iIlo al Spiilacr OF
SiIgtnln0er, bclelnret meo Stoffc,
lrPgrene OF onorc Sinorinqer.
9toar Snnbcn fom til ct ioaoant
Steo, gloroe Den ell brao &enoing til
SIoen og ait life tilboge pud Stien,
Tor Dtanoen lptfeli9 bopoe posieret
Sinorinaen.
@Ientogne @ange its0tc Sc poa
@iGroer % lignenoe, iom Nuroeii
nlee Setben fluoe frpbe unoer; men
Den bauoe lprt at moolton line natllrs
lige 1IlbeleIigbeoer % til al unoqoa
iuaoonne Stcocr. ION flrn0e upre Jar.
lig ior Den, iom bleu IeOinaet. Naar
De tom til @aoebiarner cllcr I%ignenoe.
bpor ma fun0c r~elifcre at fonume /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22

lonf Mote OF. or eui1e ON, at bdnoc
Sioen oQ Yenaeue iom Sureu toiteoc.
rdr Del dnpcnot. 6adbcr uGite Idr
at 'an Tsee oaeiommeu igieu peS port
Stepne, ~tiligcmeo manage Here. iom
life h1pee AuIeouiug til OF SeItd0e iiS,
Re Var. 0uf MI pdd az ienoe ino
@~ontinaentcn % Sctdliu9 FOR Narbo-
Gen meo OCT ionrme. Sen or ut in1
hos mtg. Z. &. 6oQ.
Sefretrr.