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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-08

This was my cross ana Il seemed
literally "a living Hacsficc" for the
pain ~ much worse II YOU love per.
son than II you hate Hate hnrdrua
the heart 10 wounds Love aoftcuH
the heart and each wound sinks In
the deeper. nut I nm glad ! did a.
We have read Of our soldier boys
finding" themselves. over there face
10 face with eternity
found myself. I found I could
rise above the love Of man /
prayed for him earnestly. sincerely.
Instead of myself That was harder
than being merely true. Kind and
. patient
tried 20 SEE how nice ! could be
70 him without patrouizlng him. yet
T II was not FOR his sake alone that
did ~o Whenever | found myself
getting ugly went back to my
bible. think these lapnes were due
10 my ncElcciing my Bible great
deal
&, ~ great help 20 remember
that the other woman with whom
your husband VIII be constantly
comparing YOU. 81 In the wrong "a
( begin with. and has no such desire
60 be- right n you remain right Hhe
viii inevitably suffer from the com.
1 parison
Buck up. don't let your sorrow en-.
gross you You think this IL impos
Hibie1 II ~ not II took me five
years 20 come 10 know this and hy
that time my hold on life was very
slender nut could not leave my
children without "A mother. 10 Just
HAD 90 brace up. And thru this
need for me 81 my children. I finally
won for good what ! thought had
Z loHt-my husbands love.
! hope you will find my words ~
help 10 sou. | have left the most
Z important thing 10 the ln4--tnke
every care Of your health and your
personal appearance This may b.
tho real trouble. II sounds sordid.
but u H. too true.
Don't waste strength in grief II
IL the great rappcr. Don't over.
work yourself Don't think your
husband wants to get rid % you. IN
venture be would oppose your lcav.
I ing him. ANON.
Dear Miss Grey. I read about the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-08

married IN good faith She says she
didn't know what love was" and !
believe her Most % US don't know
what love IT, ! heard two girls on
the porch yesterday talking about H.
Your engagement ring has a big
ger stone than whine said the first
Firi W tho second. looking az her
third finger pou,inRiy
Her companion slipped the dla
mund nff her hand and held ~ beside
the other Kiri'H Jewel for comparison.
~oh. yours n nice too shc said
There's only quarter carat or ~
difference Yours il better color
I chose the larger one because pco-
pie don, notice the color 20 much.
And the large ones make so much
better show. I hate skinny dih
mond. ia rather have a handsome
seal ring
80 would l." said No. /. Fred
picked my ring out himself. or I'd
have chosen bigger stone too
You know how men nrc-thcy 70
In store and say. I want 20 look
at soliiairea-aomcthi good. tho
best you have But when they hear
n. prices they're Knocked nliiy.
They never think Of getting big
showing FOR the money. though Men
are no bargain hunters. believe ME.
After all guess Frcd'a right. lie
says uothing's too good for me-
quality first"
Il could never love a man who
didn't feel that way" put in No ?
Talk about love in a Farret all you
like. but not for minei My mother
married for iovc-and nhe's bocn
washing dishes and making over
clothes ever since. It's just as caHy
10 love man with decent bank
account as one without one"
That's right" agreed No I Re
sides. man loves you for what YOU
make him. An cxtravagant wife
makes successful husband. amt
that tho TRUTH"
I'm say 80" Tipped No , apprc.
ciativeiy.
And that my darling Joan. f.
very much tho modern interpre,a
ton Of love. | don't think u womb
he Mrs kymhals definition. She
hasn't the least idea OF Erlc's s,,c.
cess rs an author She looked
amazed az some reference / made 10
his latest success in tho Universal
Magazine
Hut ! cannot make out his attitude
I toward her. see him very little
lie Is evidently terribly upset by the
turn Of events. Ho goes off on soil.
tary ramblcs and with hunting
I parties
but I am determined 10 find on,
something definite soon.
Devotedly.
DOROTHY.
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M1zzzMeyMo
%z,.es,e..,:8;,',es.c.:ME/ ~ ;,MM,

Silycrrand Lake. Thursday.
/ My dear old Joan.
The story OF Mrs Kymhal makes
| lt pretty plain why Eric Wallis has
always just missed being the out
spoken lover / wish I knew all ~
1 their story II 81 mhddeninE just 60
/ know there was something very near
I love between them IN those fcVeriah
DAYS OF war when he was pathetic.
ally in need Of Kindness. and she
an unhappy married woman must
I have ychrnod for sympathy and un.
I dcrstnndinE Besides. he had been
terribly wounded and M. and do they
not say pity Ga akin 10 love-
Hut here / am womnullko. MAX.
ing excuses Tor him. when know
there is no excuse 20 lee made for "a
man who pRifs 90 run away with
another mans wife
And yet. Joan. and yet--the thing
tie pa complex can We ever las
down a rule and aay This Is wrong ="
or Thus and so IL right"f Circum.
stances HAVE ia he considered, And
my thoughts are like squirrel in
his caEc. rushing round and round
and getting nowhere.
1 once read this phrase. the virtue
and legality 81 an love" II i'm
pressed me deeply ! can blame no
one whose sole fault has been love
iiut the trouble b. 20 much IN called
love that isn't 80 much sheer self
ishness is excused on the score Of
love. 80 many crimes. 30 many bru
tallileH, - many meanneases are
committed because ~ love" when
real love which might excuse all. IL
absent
I cannot In my heart condemn this
poor Mrs kymhai. whose very eyes
are drowned in grief. 90 live on for.
ever with a stupid. wearinomc. bust.
ness. euwrapped dub Of a husband
who has never loved her and always
neglected her Like most people nhs,
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g 1n11hdleaGJIrey

quit any habit any time n they
want tO
or course will admit that IN.
first two Or three weeks I would es,.
taiuly enjoy "a smoke. hut RAD vsu
power enough - be- my own naa,er
Ana by the way. the sooner uecni.
become their own masters ana "A
their own thinking and not walt for
some ono else % tell them that /, /.
time 10 eat. time 20 sleep. etc n.
sooner We VIII all have what we ara
entitled 20.
Some people arc n joks: they AL
ways depend on somebody else IN
solve their problems FOR them.
wonder n any Of your reader.
ever stopped on the street ana
watched the people pass By. ana
noticed the different looks Of tor,ur.
the smokers had. this one with a
great big pipe. that old man ready
10 order his flowers. smoking a
{ cigarct. this young man with ha /,
twice too biz for his head. pulled
down 70 his ears. with "A big cigar
/ showed half way down his neck. I,
sure II the passing show. all right
This same writer who couldn'.
stop smoking until the stars 30 in.
clined claimed that the man who
used tobacco was in better demand
than the one who didn't. because be
had a better memory and was stead.
Ter. l came here from "A rneighborinr
city some few months ago. and se.
J cured a position that pays well and
the conditions are az good a. one
could expect
Now Mr.. Tobacco User. II YOU
want TO quit Just make up your mind
10 quit and You find that you hav.
the brains and win power 70 do IL.
JOHN DOE.
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How About 1t? Have You Found
the Perfect Lover? Have You?

Have you discovered the perfect lover. girls? This
question is addressed to all the girl readers young
and old, married or single
iou see some terribly advanced feminist person
has ventured to say that he doesn't exist but we're
sentimental enough to believe that there is still such
thing on earth as the perfect lover
vi course, well admit that the man who would APP
peal ideal to one girl wouldn't to another bnt
anyway, what are your qualifications? We feel sure
that there is at least perfect lover right here in
seattle and maybe whole lot of them and it's our
business to discover them
were going to offer prize for the best letter
describing the perfect lover" another for the next
pest and so on up to four. The prizes will be $40
$3.50, SIS and $3.50 T'N'
Send your communication to 1.-THE Perfect Lover"
Editor of The Star. We must settle this question
by Saturday, September 18th. So, hurry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-08
First Meeting Of Mothers Congress

Tho Seattle Central Council Of the
National Mothers Congress and
Parent Teacher Associations will
meet In tho Y. W. G. \. at 10
o'clock. Plans ana reports Of tho
parenttcachHr work will be dis.
GUESSED. All interested in this i'm.
portant adjunct TO school life are
invited. At ll15 ensemble singing
viii be led by MIR Howell Tsaacs OF
the Y. NJ. G. 4. ~ II. 80 Mrs. Ellen
=. Dabney. head OF the home eco
Monies department OF the Seattle
public schools. recently returned
from government service in Wash.
ington, u c.. will give a message
10 the mothers OF Seattle. Adjourn.
ment for luncheon viii come at
1890. In the afternoon reports OF
the standing committees and the In.
PRODUCTION OF the new work will take
place.
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poor working girl that wasn't very
strong. and was cooking for her
brothers and another man. and the
party that was worried about u and
wanted ~ report the matter 20 some
official. and then signed herself For
Respect
I arm "a girl not very strong and
am working. too. aud certainly feel
sorry for working girls who are not
strong and must work for others.
don't blame this girl for working in
her own home. for even tho she
must work 10 cook for three men. "
would not be ~ hard az doing the
same thing Tor someone else. because
In her own home. she is her own mis-
tresa
This woman who signed For Re
Hpcct makes me very tired There
are some people that worry 20 much
about what other people are doing
that they haven't even time TO ai-
tend 70 their own affairs properly
and J believe this woman to be- such
"A one. EDNA.
Dear Miss Grey.-In reading your
part Of the paper. was somewhnt
amused 20 learn how some men have
10 wait for certain stars. or until the
moon. or something else gets In a
certain position before they can quit
tobacco or any other habit
In this particular instance. the
writer said he used tobacco for II
years and really wanted 10 quit. but
couldn't. FOE the stars or planets
were not In the right position yet.
but soon would be and then he could
quit
Such nonsense I used tobacco for
over 20 years and one day. or eve
ming. rather. ! was sitting by the
fircside smoking. and my pipe was
gurgllnE in good style. when re
marked 20 my wife. who was sitting
on the arm Of my chair. that was
getting tired Of smoking and believed
/ would quit
But she replied that couldn't. as
her first husband tried and failed
said ! would quit. beginning with
the morrow. for 30 days. and not use
tobacco In any form. The 30 days
passed. and then some. IL Is now
nearly two years since ! used to
hacco and ! claim that a person can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-08
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey helpful words TO who
while
had baby
have passed thru similar experience the present time
him but unless the publicity could
children refused
This no 10
I
had only been hafhcad Christian before that But had 10
There seemed thing the
enemies" husband himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-08
GIRLS! USE LEMONS
FOR SUNBURN. TAN
Try III Make this leron lotion
to whiten your tanned or
freckied skin.

=e-e-e-s-e-e-s-s-s-s-s---
Squeeze the juice OF two lemons
into bottle containing three
ounces OF Orchard White. shake
well. and you have a quarter pint
OF the best freckle. sunburn and
tan lotion. and complexion whiten-
CT. at very. very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons AMI
any drug store or toilet counter
will supply three ounces Of Orch
ard White for a few cents. Mass
age this sweetly fragrant lotion
into the face. neck. arms and hands
and sec how quickly the freckles.
sunburn. windburn and tan disap-
pear and how clear. soft and white
the skin becomes. Yes. II Is
harmless.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-08
Bachelor Dinner

Nr. Bert Burnett viii entertain
with a dinner at his home tonight
in honor OF Mr.. Wallace Collins and
MIR. Carl Heussy. who will leave
soon for eastern schools Covers will
be placed for eight OF their most
Intimate friends. Later the party
will have box at the Orpheum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-08
Openinq Dance

The Fleur de Lis Club will open
Its winter season with an informal
dance Saturday evening. Sept. 10.
at Douglas Hall. In the Odd Eel
lows Temple. In charge Of the
dance are: Miss Alice Clark. Miss
May Henry. Miss Eva Goddard. Miss
Bertha Dobson. Miss Alice McCor-
mick, Miss Maud PAUL.
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Reunion for ClIonlan Club

The Cionian Club viii hold re-
union luncheon AZ the Federated
club house at 1899 o'clock \ brief
program VIII follow. consisting Of
presidents address. vacation memo.
rics by club members. and retro.
spect 81 state federation by Mrs. W.
T. HaruFr
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Clvalbn
TUESDAY CLUBS
Meeting q Writer, Cluh

The Writers Club will meet In
the Erickson clubrootn. Y. ". G a.
at O'clock. Papers viii bo read By
MIR James NJ stamps. Mrs. L. l.
jenkins. Mrs r. A. Jordan and
Miss Helen Maring Visitors are
welcome.
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University Of Washington AIumnae
Auan,s..I...

Owing 20 tho coming of the fleet
tho regular meeting OF the tnlvcr
sity Of Washington Alumnac asso
ciation has been postponed until
saturday Sept 20. It viii bo held
~ tho university commons at 1890
O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-08

Tho int mrrtInE % tho year VII
be held by the Alki Womans I'm.
provemcut club az o'clock IN tho
home Of Mrs " y. Hi,chings. 3022
Gist ave = " important business
VIII bc tranactcd and vacation rem.
inisccnccs win be told
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-08
Hunts Point Circle of Fruit and
Flower Mission

The Hunts Point Circle Of the
Fruit and Flower Mission viii hold
it's first meeting nt tho homo Of
Mrs. Jack Laughlln. chairman. at
30 O'Clock Important business and
tho completion OF plans for the now
year are on the program.
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City Federation Of the W. c. T. 4

The City Federation 81 the W. c,
T. T. viii meet In the parlors Of the
Plymouth church at ? O'Clock. An
executive meeting Is called for i.ib.
Al members are urged . be pres
ont chirg Warren ar his rcprenen.
tatiye viii speak on matters % vital
interest 20 all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-08
Ira at Sunset Club

Honoring Miss Harriet Baxter and
Miss Gloria Frink. who leave soon
TO return TO school, Miss Alice Hole
and Miss Frances Oldham will en-
terrain with a tea AZ the Sunset
Club Wednesday afternoon.
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Red Cross Tea Room,

During the noon hour wednesday
at the Red Cross tea room Mrs. Rus.
sell Thrapp. soprano, will entertain
with a selection Of songs. accom-.
panied by Miss Marie Broulette at
tho piano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-08
tumble Shop Dance

Miss Bernetta Barbour and Miss
Hazel Allen will have charge OF the
regular tumble Shop dance Tues.
day evening. Mrs. J. w. Barbour
VIII chaperone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-08
Special Meeting Of aspa.ls Club

a special meeting OF the Aspasia
Club has been called for . O'Clock
at the home Of Mrs Harry a. Err
win. 522S 2ist ave. y. l..
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business Meeting 81 Canadian
Momap's Club,

The Canadian wonan'a Club viii
meet in the Y W c. 4. at O'Clock
for regular business session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-08

The sewing circle Of tho Ladies'
Auxiliary to tho Congregation Bikur
Cholum WY meet at the home Of
Mrs. Joseph Bridge. ia ifth ave d.
az o'clock
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Mccting pnslnnned

Tho meeting Of the Kansas WON.
ans Club, scheduled for Sept. f2.
has been postponed until further
notice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-08
WIDOW OF ID TAKES
HER FIFTH HUBBY

LONDON. Sept. s.--Mrs. Bridger.
aged "a, has married her fifth hus
band. also septuagenarian.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. l.. Greene re.
turned Friday from Mt. Rainier.
where they have spent several days.
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BY REBECCA STEVENSON

formal dances which this club Will
give during the fan and winter
Something unusually good iu tho
line OF music is promised.
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Postpone First Meeting

The Shawondasec Club has nos,
poned It's first meeting until
wednesday. Sept. II. Further no.
tice will be given.
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Mrs. T.. II Whittier ana Mrs Via
+ Crosby returned Friday from
weeks trip Go Lake Crescent
Mr.. and Mrs Manson T. Backus
win return today from their couu
try hogc az the Highlands 10 their
/ town house.
-, A'' s.. i'' ~, sa ''u' i" ~ rscn,e,
~ yVnteo,,r, school
Mia Er,rr,. oldham left satur.
d,v to spe,d IA, weekend Al Mount
Nr and Nlrs a. Ituteson will
r.,,,r, sro,, t,,s, s,u,s ,,hcr. they
h,,.. hoe, .n.,5tng IN. GUNNER 10
their nnnrtmept IN the Hamilton
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( son. Mr.. Herbert Nice returned yes
I tersiav from their summer home a,
( I,enoio Liberty nav. 10 their town
{ house
Mr.. Herbert webb was the guest
+ their home at Yarrow Tor the week
end.
Mrs. c. Torkelson r. spending two
n'r summer nome Al For' Madison
Mrs' Shar'es Mhi''ieSey Ai'e
neph"W. Sf' i'ooeft i't"oNs A.pett
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Miss Frances Ford. daughter n
MI ana Mrs. II. l.. Ford OF Ever
ctt' VIII attend Forest Ridge Con
vent this winter.
Mr.. Frederick Christensen an,
from New York Friday. where tho,
spent three months In teachers an,
professional Glasses for dancing.
A number ~ eirts y, Tho Ia,,,.
Alma Theta .soror,t, ~ ,br t-,itc,
sitv OF Washington arc o,t,,.,,,
their annual eprannucpt a, C,c,
Cove 49, No.. ,r,o,,.,,-,..,,t -
girl. . attractive. Tho Tne'as Gav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-08
Womhn's Century Postpones
Meeting

The meeting Of the Woman's Cen
fury Club. to have been held Fri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-08

day. Sept i2. has been postnonod
unul Friday. Sept. Is. on account
OF the presidents visit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. D. u. Dunbcr and
daughter. Miss Lovina Dunbar. have
returned TO the city after spending
five weeks at their country home.
Sunset Ridge cottage at Scavicw.
Mr.. Frederick Dunbar. who Is in
England with tho merchant marine
service. Is expected home early this
month.
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WOMMN'$ PAGE

Home Phone. Capitol s5oG
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Miss Fay short. wso has been IN
Portland for the past two months
the guest ~ Mrs tombstone az the
Multnomah Hotel. returned Monday
and win resume her work IN tho
Cornish School % Music this win.
ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-08

Mr. and Mrs. James y Nice and
son. Mr. Herbert Nier. returned yes.
tcrday from their summer home AZ
Lemolo. Liberty nay. 20 their town
house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-08

Miss Frances Ford. daughter n
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T.. Ford OF Ever.
cit. viii attend Forest Ridge Con.
vent this winter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-08

Mr.. Frederick Christensen and
his daughter. Miss Elsa. returned
from New York Friday. where thcy
spent three months In teachers and
professional classes for dancing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-08

Rev, John Allison. who. with Mrs.
Allison and Miss Dorothy Allison.
have been spending tho summer
with Mr.. and Mrs Charles II Black.
left last week for his home in Pitts.
burg. Mrs Allison and MIaH AM
son win remain In Seattle for some
weeks longer.
, 1919-09-25

must bear the statement u. s. Inspect
ed and Passed by the U. S. Department
of Agriculture The regulations list
a number of horse diseases which, if
found in any animal slaughtered, will
cause ii to be condemned as food.
zone Of the most important reasons
for the new regulations is that many
foreign governments will not import
horse meat from the United States I'M
less it is Federally inspected.
Briefly, in making possible the util-
ization of horses for meat, the regula-
lions place the matter under Federal
supervision, thereby insuring that the
product is clean and wholesome.
The regulations, it is explained,
merely provide for the inspection. The
number of horses used for meat will
depend on the extent to which horses
are marketed for hat purpose and
likewise on the demand for the pro
duct
, 1919-09-25
PROGRAM FOR THE OVERTHROW

Following are a few excerpts
from the I. w. w. Official Bulletin.
published at Fresno. Calf. which
give some small idea of the propaganda
being spread by hat organization
among laboring classes in the effort
to bring about Industrial revolution in
this country:
Organize and put the boss in a pair
OF overalls."
1.-THE six day looks good to the
worker, and like HI to the boss
Boost for the six-hour day
The earth and the fullness thereof
belong to the workers: Organize and
take them
Organize and get the six-hour day"
Organize and free the class-war
prisoners"
Organize and lake over the mines
for the workers and put the masters to
work.
IF You strike against the masters
and lose. 20 back ON the job and organ-
ize your strength for another battle and
strike again and again"
Don't he satisfied with merely carry
ing Il red card in the Metal Mine Work
crs Industrial Union No. 500 of the |.
w. w. 1t will require something more
than that before you can take your
place in the ranks of the organized
workers and say flat you are doing
your fun duty in the struggle for free
dom. You must study the literature
of your organization. You must attend
its meetings and take part in its dis
cuSsionS You must never overlook II
chance to secure q new member for the
One Big Union. Never overlook an
opportunity to spread the propaganda
and the literature of the One Big
Union" i,
Capitalism in Europe is slowly dy-
ing II the workers are being driven
into the streets to fight the police pow
ers of the dying states behind the barri-