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The Washington herald., 1919-02-19
Confessions of
A War Bride
Chapter 154.
| Decide to Rest and Com
plete My Plan, Then Start Life
Anew.

Thoughts of the girl he had left in
the station absorbed Chester. He de-
posted me on the steps of the SAM
tarIum rs if were actually the
bundle oI cloth which I resembled.
and without a hint of interest in my
identity. Doubtless he considered me
an extra nurse who had spent lay
at the Lorimer house, relieving Mrs.
Chaplin in the care OF her flu cases.
A boy in livery seized my bag and
conducted me through vestIbule doors,
opened by other men in livery, and
up to a desk in a handsome marble
hall.
Mile. Eloise Vanderlyn," I said to
the girl who registered the patients.
She replied that 1 was expected, then
touched a button in her desk. The
signal brought a distinguished look
ing man with the most elegant
manners and a foreign accent, also a
handsome woman in the dress of a
nurse.
DIR. Francois Mandel'-he intro
duced himself and then the nurse
Miss Dennis" l knew that he was
the proprietor of the sanitariun. ne
was as courteous as a host to a
valued guest.
The suite to which the page and
nurse escorted me consisted Of sit
ting room, bedroom and bath and it
was quite as splendid as some in the
Lorimer house. And all the fiattering
attention ! received was called out
BY the Lorimer money. I knew that
Miss Vanderlyn's bills were all paid
by Mother.
A maid appeared and unpacked my
bag-and asked approval Of the way
in which she had arranged my ward
robe-my trunks had arrived in the
afternoon. Everything was perfectly
ordered, exactly as II 7 hid come TO
an a-fashionable private hotel.
You may serve dinner in my sit
ting room tonight" I said to the maid
It seemed wise to start out by ar
ranging my mode OF life as far as
possible. l saw the nurse signal ac-
uuiescence to the maid with a droop
of her eyelds Evidently, her in
sane patient was TO be humored!
Then I was conducted TO the bath
room, where was weighed, meas
ured, massaEed and bathed. I might
have been entering a course OF beauty
treatments at a health resort instead
of an insane asylum. Nothing sug-
rested hospital except Miss Dennis
dress.
/ started right in to enjoy my
refuge in that insane asylum.
I was free-no one could bother mel
was hidden. No one suspected
that Jane Lorimer was masquerading
as the Belgian girl
was Safe-all my wants were ex-
quisitely provided for.
And 1 realized that it would do me
good to keep quiet-to take a real rest
cure in bed-until / was sure that
Eloise was aboard her ship, leaving
her fear of DR.. Certeis behind her, and
no longer able to point her ACCUSING
The Washington herald., 1919-02-19
THE GIRL AND HER FAMILY
By DOROTHY DIX
THE WORLDS HIGHEST PAID WOMAN WRITER

home, but a woman always remem-
bers.
1t is the girls who use their wages
to refurnish the house and make It
comfortable, not the boys. 1t is the
girls who pinch a little out of their
pay envelopes to send back home the
money to make mother more COM
Portable, not the boys. 1t is the girls
who deny themselves pretty clothes.
and perhaps even the chance Of mar
rying and settling themselves, to edu-
cate the younger brothers and sisters.
The family martyr is almost in
variably of the feminine sex.
And not only do the girls sacrifice
themselves more willingly for the
family than the boys do, but their
parents feel that they have a right to
demand more of them than they have
of the boys. It's the girls mother
calls on to help with the houseworll
after their days labor in office, OF
store. or factoTy-not the boys. She
feels that the boys are so tired they
should rest when they come home. II
is the daughter. not the son, who is
expected to give up her career, and
take care of her querulous old par
ents.
All OF this traditional theory Of =
girls duty to a family, as we'll as her
natural impulse. makes it difficult for
her to follow the mans way when it
comes to making a choice between
her ambition, and her heart, and con-
science.
Yet only two courses are oEen TO
her She must either follow her OK
star. leaving her family behind her.
or else she must be big enough to ov-
ercome the pride that makes her
ashamed of the mother who bore her.
and the sisters and brothers with
whom she played. because their gram
mar IS r1ckety. and they have not the
manners of a finishing school.
There is an Intellectual snobbishne IS;
as well as a material snobbishness
and 1t makes many of us scorn those
at whose feet we might well sit and
learn. Many an old man and woman
whose words come blunderingly, and
whose phrases are homely, have
learned a wisdom from life far more
profound than any that is taught in
colleges, and they could teach the
educated children who think them
ignorant, more of philosophy. more of
psychology than the sons or daugb-
ters who are ashamed of them ever
knew
But IT takes a woman of heart, and
soul, as well rs brains to understand
and appreciate that all knowledge
The Washington herald., 1919-02-19
HOROSCOPE.
FEBRUARY 10, 1919.


The Sun and Saturn are in benefic
aspect today, according to astrology.
Uranus is adverse.
This should be a fortunate sway
for all who plan enterprises that re-
quire widespread support
The Sun is in a place most favor
able to men and women who wield
power or influence. During this
sway they are supposed to be friend
ly and helpful.
Under this rule they who seek po-
litical office or public benefits should
be successful, for they have kindly
stars to guide them.
This should be a helpful direction
for all who WELD the power that
gives final decree, whether in high
political office or in judicial posi-
ton. but Uranus presage temporary
misjudgment of even the highest
achievements.
There is again a sign making for
suspicion, criticism and harsh mis-
representation. for Uranus is in evil
place.
This government of the stars will
cause discomfort with the govern
iii'Ah VI ilaii, tiISOuIds ing envy ana
malice that wear the cIoaks of truth
reform, and altruism.
Women will be prominent in many
national movements. They will sit
in places of Judges and lawmakers.
They will cause the solution of many
industrial problems, it is prophesied
The Sun is friendly to them.
Among the inventions that will he
successful is one of an airplane that
will make great name to an in
ventor, who sought to aid the war
and found his star in malefic aspect.
Divorces are to be numerous.
Great increase in number is indicat
ed. Much discussion of marriag ge
laws is prognostYated.
Extremes in moral ideals and in
lax standards will be revealed by
circumstances that develop in the
next few months.
Persons whose birthdate it is
should beware of litigation and
quarreling in the coming year. Those
who are employed will be promoted.
Children born on this day are like
ly to be clever and talented, but
hasty in temper. These subjects of
Pisces often are unusual mathe-
maticians.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-19
BY MARGUERITE EDWARDS

By MARGUERITE EDWARDS
For the Tired Business Mana cigar
and a comic opera
For the Tired Business woman-a
facial massage and manicure!
That's recreation.
Recreation is the first instinct of
weary human nature when released
from strain. Whatever a weary man
or woman does first when escaped
from the pressure OF Il must to the
liberty OF Il will is an unconscious
demonstration OF that persons ideal
of reCreation-rest-a good time. 1t
is the purest expression of normal de-
sires. What l want to do most I'll
do FIRST whispers nature.
So the average business man. free
after a hard day of work and worry,
makes straight for relief in dinner. a
cigar and a farce comedy-in amusc-
ment!
So also, his partner. the tired busi-
ness woman, released from a hard
day, makes straight for relief in a
beauty parlor-in beauty!
The man would Danish the scars OF
labor from his mind; the woman flies
to erase disfiguring traces from her
body.
The pursuit of beauty is a funda-
mental, primitive instinct in woman
a legitimate part of the human pur-
suit of love and happiness. Beauty
stands to woman in the same rela-
ton as strength or power stands to
man. 1t is a possession that insures
her getting what she wants. Its lack
is a handicap in her struggle for hap
piness and complete life.
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Why the Tired Business Woman
Goes on a Still Hunt for BEAUTY

By study and observation of the
life histories Of the women of the
past-and the present. women per-
ceive that the prizes of love and hap
Einess fall first and freest, to the
beautiful woman. Good women, wise
women, are rewarded, 100. but beau
uful women draw the winning num-
bers in life's lottery MOST OFTEN.
Add to the primitive instruct for
beauty as a means to love, and the
natural feminine joy in creature COM
fort and beauty for itself, the knowl-
edge that good looks are a business
asset-and the sum total Is the reason
for the unprecedented prosperity OF
beauty shops.
Beauty is a step toward love-in its
pursuit there is comfort and plea
sure-it pays in business,
Business (sacred institution DEGREES
that its successful women shall not
only be clever and capable-but good
looking as well. No successful man
or corporation will tolerate n
"frumpy" employe. It's as bad FOR
business prestige as a shabby Office
or cheap stationery. Smartness-good
looks! are a tremendous business as
set To keep a good job a woman
must look successful!
Few women have ability which car
ries them to success in early youth
but having arrived they must con-
trive to look young.
Wherein lies one secret of the busi-
ness woman's devotion TO the pursuit
of beauty-the hopeful devotion Of the
young business climber. the business
like, calculating devotion of the vom-
an who has arrivcd-the desperate.
pitiful devotion OF elderly women who
feel beauty, and youth. and employ
ment slipping, slipping.
Ladies and gentlemen - hunting
beauty isn't vanity-it's common
SenseI
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We have always heard a great dear
bout the self-made man. Now that
he door OF opportunity has wv ell
some" written above it for women
.lso. we are beginning to hear Of the
cIf-made woman, and these women,
Tho have had the strength, and the
luck. and the grit to climb the lad
Ter OF success, are finding that they
ave some difficult domestic problems
solve.
one of these has been telling me her
TuubIes. She says:
Il come of very poor, humble ana
mcultured people. but from the time
can remember | was obsessed by a
mrnlng ambition to raise myself out
v the station to which I had been
rorn. I used to look at tho finely
,ressed women on the streets and say
o myself that some time I would have
lOthes like theirs. 1 used to try 10
opy and walk. the manners, the little
GESTURES of those that l took to be
Inc ladies'
II literally devoured my school
ooks in the intervals of nursing little
Tothers and sisters. and helping
aother with the cooking. washing and
roning. worked my way through
oIlege. Now l am a teacher earn
az a good salary. My associates are
nen and women of eduction, refine
sent and culture. I am ashamed to
SIX my friends TO my home or 10 have
hem meet my family.
Indeed. am no longer in touch with
nv people myself. for while I love
hem and honor them for their many
oOd qualities. l shudder when 1 see
hem eat with their knives, and 1
inch from their bad grammar and un-
onscious vulgarisms as from a physI-
al hurt.
What should I do under the cir
umstanCeS? -
The self-made man solves this
robIem in the simplest of all ways.
e separates himself from his peo-
Ie. He recognizes the fact that no
tan can climb with a pack OF rela-
YES on his back, and so he goes
lace in the sun without the shadow
his family tree falling across 1t.
1t Is not so easy for a woman to do
lis. because the call OF the blood is
.uch stronger with women than IL is
fth men. and because family ties
e much more binding on a woman
ian on A man. If a mau IS happy
ld prosperous himself ne can forget
ON It fares with the people back
The Washington herald., 1919-02-19
ARTISTS Open Annual
Exhibit Of Paintings

Washington artists onencd their
'wgUty-eighth annual exhibition e
the Nccrhof Galleries. IE0 + street
northwest, yesterday
FSfty-four paintings by members
Of the Society OF Washington Ar
lists are on exhibition. among them
Paintings by Edmund Q. AIesser and
L. /. johnson. who have died since
the last cxhi5ition.
The jury OF selection this year is
composed OF George Julian ZoIna-.
Alexis Many. H. X. Rush-ErDwn. Sa-
rah Munroe, Catherine c. C~itcher.
Bertha Noyes. Hattie Z Burdette
Annie D. Kelley and Lcsloa Jack
son. The paintings VIII ., on cv-
hibition unit March l.
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WOMEN HOLD ON TO JOBS.
Less Than 10 Per Cent Will Quit,
SAYS Kirchwey.

New York, Feb. 1S.-Of the total
number of women who held jobs
during the war less than 10 per cent
will leave their positions now, DR..
George Kirchwey, director of the
United States Employment Service
for New York State. declared today.
DIR. Krichwey does not refer ex-
clusively to women who took mems
Jobs during the war emergency. His
figures include the great number of
women who were working for liv-
ing in peace times.
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viii Deport Two Girls
Found Aboard Transport

New York, Feb. Is.-Margaret
Smith and Miss Bowie. 19-ycar-old
Sirls, who slowed away aboard the
transport Louisville, have been or
dered sent back TO Liverpool. A
special board Of inquiry interro-
gated the young women.
They gave vague replies and re-
fused TO reveal whether they had
naval men.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-19
AT the Theaters Tonight.

NATIONAL
Florence Nash in Remnant"
HUBERT-GARRICK-
Scandal"
POLLS
oh Boy"
Princess TheateT Musical Ht
sHUBERT BHAsoo-
Tumble In
New HAmmeTstein Musical Comedy.
KEITH'S
vsuderIle-'-rhe Sirens"
Buriesqus-''The BostOnisu Burlesques."
COSMOS
Vaudeville.
LOEw's PALACE
'Sou Never Saw Such Gir."-yiriAn Martin
CRANDALL's METROPOLITAN
CO1s-ance TAlmadge-" Romance and ArzbelIs."
MOORE's RIALTo-
NszimoTs-"Out Of the Fog"
LOEw's COLUMBIA
Marguerite clArk-"Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage
Patch"
MooRE's STRAND
Lillian Walker in The Grnin Of Dust"
MOORES GARDEN
Monroe SSlisbury-''The Millionaire Pirate"
CRANDALL's KNICKERBoCKR-
Elsie FPTgls0u in His Pardhh Wifs''
CBANDALL's THEATER-
Fred Stone in Under the Top"
CRANDALL's SAVOY
Dorothy Dalton in "QuickAnds.-
MOOREs PLAZA
Dorothy Dalton in 'QuickAnds."
THE NAVY
Marie WAlcaInp in ''Tonsles Of R1,r.e"
PALACE Ninth, near the Avenue
The Nan IhratE. Smoke If Y-u Like
The Washington herald., 1919-02-19
Wolf Killed Children Mourn.

Indianapolis, Ind. Feb. IS.-Her,
bert Quit, iuterUrban unf0rmar
killed a wolf with his car control
Ter. was hailed as hero and psla
IS bounty Children Of EdwGr.
Watts conducted a funeral for the,l
beloved not
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Puts Curb on DANCING.

Chicago. Feb. lS.-City council r.
fused TO put the chore In terDIsc0r,.
Declined TO permit dancing until 8
a. m. because il would demand extra
work for the police
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What's In a Name?

Pittsheld. Mass, Feb. lS-Any Pres
idential ambitions Lincoln Mckinley
Grant may have had are worthless to-
day. Grant. CHARGED with murder.
will +" tried in April
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ing their effect before her boudoir
mirror!
The confection at the left Is Of
softest white figured satin. 1t is
as innocent of sleeves as chem
Use. and one only recognizes the
pajama family by the cute puffed
trousers gathered at the ankle. An
Overskirt OF white Georgette crepe
is shirred on at the waistlinc, and
its four-pointed hem is finished with
The Washington herald., 1919-02-19

For ladies who desire Something
different in a house-frock-here is
This is delightful
whim in brick-red satin widely
cuffed and black satin Turkish
trousers, with red and black satin
slippers to match. It's n good mas
querade costume If it leaves some
thing to be desired as a lounging
frock.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-19

Almost it might seem as if fairy
fingers designed this delicious
house-gown Of pink. blue and
lavender chiffon embroidered and
edged with silver threads and
tasseled in silver, A huge, soft
bow of black satin adds sugges-
taon Of the japanese
The Washington herald., 1919-02-19

white silk fringe. Pink chiffon roses
at girdle and bosom were the final
Inspirations.
At the right is a real bit of art
in a Japanesey design in double
Georgette crepe. The foundation is
flesh pink crepe. and the outer layer
is pastel blue. The coat is girdled
with a heavy blue velvet covered
cord and embroidered in many hued
butterflies
The Washington herald., 1919-02-19
By BETTY BROWN.

BY BETTY BROWN.
Perfect dreams"
That's the only phrase properly
descriptive of these latest impor-
tations from dear Paris,
The lingerie and negligee de-
signers, artists ever, have quite out
done themselves in the creation OF
these sleeping garments-so delect-
able that any woman lover OF
beauty will lose sleep while admir-
The Washington herald., 1919-02-19

The breakfast given each year by
the Congressional Club will take place
on Friday at = o'clock at Rauscher's.
This function is regarded as one of
the most important events of the club
year. and an elaborate program is be-
ing prepared.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-19

Miss Florence Judge and Miss Glib
IN entertained at u luncheon. yes
The Washington herald., 1919-02-19

Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Dodge arc
pendin= the winter with their daugh-
or. Nrs. EIvin r. Heiberg. at her
lUme in EdgemoOr. Md.
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Mrs. Francis 5. Nash entertained
II a luncheon yesterday at the Club
le NinCt. in compliment to Mrs.
,hamp Clark.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-19

Alumnae. students and former stu
dents of winthrop College CRock Hill.
5. c. are planning a banquet to be
held in the near future. It is desired
that all former Winthrop students
communicate with Miss B. Pearlc
Clarke, treasurer of the Winthrop
College Club in Washington. Address
1885 f street northwest. phone North
3974-J. relative to reservations and
date of banquet.
Głos polek., 1919-06-05
No. 23.

NlcbyWale, trudne do uwie-
rzenia zjaWiSko ma miejsce O.
becnle po miastach Ameryki -
s4 to olbrzymie, Wrzaskliwe ma
nifestacye zyd0W przeciwko Po-
lakom. Jezeli w0g6le chcemy
szukac por0Wnania jakiego do
tego Widoku upadku duszy zbio-
lOWei ludu, istOtnie w dZiejach
ludzkoSci ME znajdzicmy nc po-
dobnego. Bywaly bunty. walki,
zaburzenla, etc. - ale zeby lud
Jakl, obSypywany przez wieki
dohrodZieiStWami narodu innc-
go, karmiony chlebem lego. O.
slaniany opiekq praw - organi-
zoWat przeciwkO dobrodziejowi
swoiemu akcye niewdzieczno5ci
TAX czarnej nienawiSci. tax
prZeciwnej praWdzic ! logice
WSzelklej - to istOnie potrze.
ba ma to zydow icdynic oni tyI-
ko 81 Zdclni, zgodni zc swa ety.
Ky j charaktercm dzieiowym,
do objaw0w podobnych. Zapo-
minaiQ iednak we wSciekIoSci
cv.ai rjy-lyi -, ,,,-,, 4,l- I,,..:-I
Głos polek., 1919-06-05

WrotnoSG zyd6w nietylko wobec
karmicielki swej, Polski, ale
wobec Aliant6w samych, gdy W
sojusZu Scislym Germanla
czynili wszystko ma iei dobro,
za$ gdy padIa, chwycili wraz Z
MIA ma ratunek boIszewizm
dziki ROsyi, aby narzedziem
tenn w SVEN reku ubic moral
nose, lad, kulture i chrze$ciian-
Stwo Swiata.
Co niosa narodom wSciek}e
hordy bolszewizmu. kierowane
i dowodzone przez zyd6w, po-
prZebieranych W nazwisla OBJ
ce?
Niosa nienawiSc klasowa. ru-
inc, rozbeStwienic. dzika anar-
chic.
zydzi cd wicklow znieprawia-
iQ ludzko5C Gala proccderem u
krytym lichwy, handful cia}em
kobicty, krzywd2 piracy chrze-
Scijan, wyryWamem Z duNzy ich
WARY ! ideal6w wSzelkich. ORA
zQ oni oStroznie W 'ciomnoSci
hart duSzy ludzkiei ma pr6ch-
no bezWoli i anarchii, co dowod
ME SWAT DIS widzi ma przykla-
die ROSyi. PolSka Oparla sic
Znieprawieniu, stQd nienawiSc i
wSciekla na Ojczyzne naszq ma
gonka sill wszystiich ciemnych
GrOmadza sic one dokoIa Me
czonnicy wStaiacci I ruiny do
zycia i usiiuia Ia wsZelkQ Gene
znow ia powaIit / zbcSzczeScic
- dlaczego?
Bo widza, IL wyzysk hanicb-
ny Polski, wspomagany przez
2aborc6w. konczy sic, DO rad
w}asny musi obronit krai pred
ruina ekonomicZna. Caly vice
kapital zydOwSki, maiacy w re-
ku stolice miedzynarodowe. wo.
Ia luzyCzy. organizuie wrZask
W praSie Swiata. by pom6dz Ger
mani ratowat uplanowana iuz
W Polsco Judeie, za$ Swietne
poStepy polskiego oreza. iako-
tel tryumf rosnacy idei polSkiei
rzuCaja wrog6w naszych w sza-
Ienstwo, kt6re zohydzaG usiiu-
ie nar6d obrzucaG go bIotem.
Czy wychodztwo polskie W A
meryce, ktore w Odluchu prze-
pieknym rzucilo zastepy swej
$wietnej mlodzi ma stworzenie
kadr6w obronnej silly narodu -
Głos polek., 1919-06-05
*.* GODNOSC POLSKA 4 ZYDZI :.*

pozostanie dis giuchem bez-
clynnem, woJec tel prowoka-
cyjnej akcyi zyd0W na polskie
imie? Czy wychod2tWo polskie
Wobec tel napaSci haniebnej -
ME wyloni ze siebie silly drug,iei
- moralnei, vol poteAncj, ma
lIazu --- lax mur niez}omnego,
kt6ry dzwignic Wi zelazny
pred tq ofenzywq rotwornq na-
paSci zydowSko-niemiccko-bol-
szcwickiej?
Czy sic ME obudza, ME porwq
dusze sumicna polskie, by czy-
mem wolf zbiorowei napietno-
wac te akcye haniebnq. pIanowa
ktora bEoto i iad ciska IA cd
slaniaiace sic W blasku doStoj-
ne oblicZc Rzeczypospolitej Pol
Skiei?
" obronie pred Uaporem ma
Lw0w Zastepow bolszewizmu
Observation-Disclosures rzucI-
~ sic do obrony Smiertelnei ma
wet poIskie bohater<kic dziew-
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-04-03
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
FOR MINERS SUCCESS
Continued from Page y

ent, and similar instruction is given
by the Mackay school of mines al
Reno, Nevada. The success that has
already been achieved by the class OF
miners in the Morning mine is certain
to make favorable impression upon
progressive mine operators and the
adoption of the system may reason
ably be expected as means Of in
oreasing efficiency and improving the
personnel Of mine employees.
Visits Many Mining Sections.
The western tour of Mr.. Callen in
Guided the copper mines of Arizona,
the mining sections Of California and
Nevada before reaching the Occur
d'Alene district. After visiting the
mining school at the Morning. Mr..
Callen was taken to Kellogg by Mr..
Skeels in his car, where he visited the
Bunker Hill & Sullivan mine. He
left Wallace Tuesday morning for
Butte and from there will go to the
Homestake at Lead, in the Black
Hills, South Dakota, and thence will
go to the iron mining district Of Min
nesota and the copper region of Mich
igan. This was Mr.. Callens first Wis
it to the metal mining sections of the
west, although he has been long
identified with the coal, iron and 9TH
er mining industries Of the east.