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fiiat man DIE 9elattne Dt13u. eberlo
Den Sait elmer 3ltrone uno ole lebr
oiinn abgeiddlte Shale Der 3ltrone.
pom Seuer nebmen, is Dtinuten lte.
ben Iailen un0 ourhlelben. Vtan
iteut ole Speiie falt oOer arf Sis.
uno iobalo lie anfdnst. Did 5u wer.
Den imam muB b0uflg u%mrubren),
fommen 6 81 iteifem Sdnee geldla.
gene gitpeiB bin5u. Cine UteIonen.
form itreiht man nit Del aus. gtbt
Die gut Ourd 8iibren mitelnanOer
Uermiidte 0talle blnein uno laBI
auf GiS u0lltg eritarren.
do Suooine. Cine
aaiierole itellt mar nit " Bint
YfiId aufa 0eucr, iiigi B eioOtter
bin5u, 2 @BlOflel 3uter, ole oiinn
abgelhaIte Sdlale elner balben 81.
trone un0 l0Bt unter fortm1brenoem
Hiibren ebcn gum &ohen fommen.
Damn iofort pom 8euer nebmen.
glnen bOben gBIoiiei 0elatlne loBt
man 10 NtGmten Ill u Gaiie @aiier
(taltcs) lpelheI un0 rligt 5u Der
Giermildl, tmnter unlrilbren0. bis
bic 6eIatine gan5 8ersaHgen 1T; sts
mas abtllbleH lallcn, un0 l0lUle ole
WtolIe eine b~oHi9urttGe GonllItcn5
bot, OrcI 81 ~ltel1eaI Sdnee geldlla.
gene GtuelB 5uiugch IN elne nit
Del aus9eltrldene 0ornl 9cben uno
aut @is oouig erlturrcn lallen.
SaurerS 6elIfii6 les Tam
audi Elm anoerer belicbiger SesfiIb
oerpenoet merpen). Dion maiat,
pugt unp retnI9t nen Slid aui oas
iorgidItigite. gibt lhn in Wnifer. benz
nan SnI3, Geplr5. 3ptebel uno
2orbeerbIatt 5u9efigt bat, 'Idbt i'm
pertofen. onnn uuf Der beiBen STEELE
9ar3ieben, nimmt i'm beraus auf bic
~gepdrmte S6iiiel uno b~sitreut i'm
nit pfeffer uRo Sal8. Damn iber.
fillt man ihn nit elmer an Mufiers
tao geribrten Sunte pon miloem
Gfiig, Speiie0l, feiu9ebadter Yeter>
file, Dtlltrout. penn man mill, au6
etrpas feingebudtem SanittInuG.
8a5u gtbt mar 9ebrotene Gartofs
feln.
Gotfup aus 9runsn : o.
moten. l BED CRIME Somaten, l
0ubeno sroBe 3miebeln, l 9af.
Sa!3. Somuten uno 3piebeln psrs
ben IN S4eiben geidnitten II los
9enpeiie nit benz SaI5 uermifdt. Die
entitebenOe Bride pirp nab "a Stun
ben oblaufen gelnHen. gu Der 6rudt-
maiIe gift nor nun "a pfunO Semi
iamen. 3 Oefertl0ffel Gliuen0l. BON
Qaipice. Nelten, eneliiden Semi, ges
mnblenem Sngper. ie l un3e. 2 So
l0ffeI i4lpor5en pfeifer, 2 SesIoffsl
SelerisIamen, n PfunO braunen
3uder. 4ues piro in elnem @ins
modtehel nit Gig beOedt. 5pei
Stunoen 3eto6t. oann in 5tai6en
1efi1t.
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porpen, ne Dtro mid ni6t perIaifen,
10 lan9e t6 lebe - aber ou buf
ons Bertrnuen 3u mir perIoren,
ni6t Dnbr2"
gloire 8rOder isnfte oas Saupt
unp fhpteg.
Sa tpanpte Ger 2oFop ii6 Iang>
lam UNI uno 9ing nit f6peren,
miioen Sdritten oappn.
uno an iener Stele, an Der er
Dor tur3er 3ett nit @lptre sufam>
mengetrpffen mar, iprang er pom
Vferoe, fpurf fid ms @ros uno
treinte I'm fem perIorenes Slid.
Sur ieIben 3eit tab GIpire in
lhrem Simmer nm 5enIter, ben
blonoen &opf in ben 0dnoen. bic
Nu9en NIT tr%dnenlofem, beiBem 9lid
IN Die 6erne geridtet.
Sr mar BON ibr geganeen - Ger
Sofop, ben Ite Iiebte, mebr benn
le, gegon9en, neil lie ibn fortoelpies
Ten bate, Nber iie botte nitt nns
oers getonnt, ibr Mdo6enitol3 mar
ernn6t nit benz Sage, an benz lie
horte, oaB er tort fet. Norber mar
iie bereit 9epeien. ibm Giles au pers
eeben, ober bob er lie perlieB obne
Nbtnleosmprt, auf Wohen, Monate,
Sabre oas brad ibr foft oas
9er3. WuBte er oenn ni9t, ouB
he 't9 tot tebnen mubte noh i6m,
baB er tbrem Neben einfu6 Qi6t
rnD Some nabm, ipenn er gina?
Mos gait ibr ietE Mbi6iebsnort an
ytora er mar fort, pbne 8u la
gen, po6in. limb iene sSrou mar
NIT bemieIben Sage aus Der @es
9eno oerfhpunbeu - fte aluubte es
ia ntht, Dab es nit ieiner &breiie
5uiammenbing. nein, ii9er ni6t -
nber es mar 10 f6Der. es nitt gu
olauben.
limb nun tnm er 5uriid, unb lie
tolte tun, oils lei nidts qetpeien,
foute tbm Elm 6er3 pou 2ie6e unp
8%ertrauen entgegenbrin9en, ME ebes
benz?
ytein, es qing ni4t, Der StoI3
lieb es ni6t gu.
Sic preBte be 2ippen 5uiammen;
tie polte nitt neinen.
GOrtisBuns foIgt,)
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Yar die huOs.

Geodmptsr QoI. Mun
nimmt 2-3 ni6t gu groBe Vale.
lAdumt uno woiht oieielben lpteoer'
Dolt nit SaIS unD Wafier. idneIoet
lie in 4 fingerbrsits Stiide, itObt bic
Gineeneibe heruus uno pGi6t bic
Slide no6mals in taltem. ouun in
parmem Waiier ab. itreut Sal3 bar.
auf uno labt lie IA Stunoe lteben.
Damn ihiGtet mon Den Ndl nit
Suppenwur3e!n, etmus Pwtetiet. !
GurbeerbIott uno | 3piebeI IN elnel
RaiierolIe, gteB: lopie! leIdtes giel
oaraul. oaB Der NaI oaOon beoedt
1T uno odmpft legteren BARN 9ul,
S6lieBlid] !oht man bic Souts anti
einem btdunen Buttermebl launIQ.
l6medt liz MT 3uder uno .3ttronen
i6ale ab unb ltebt lie ourd eln
Sieb lber Den Ndi. peIben man uu.
elner Sdufiel harm geitsIlt bat.
6iih Ia @reole. Sr9ent
eth gutter Sid nit feitem 6Ietid
wlro IN Stide geibnitten, nit SoI5
Yfeffer unp WiebI be1treut uno bell
braun g%ebraten. Damn legt man ols
Stiide IN elne Auilerolle, gibt ourdn.
t~lstngebadte 3miebeln. bolb Giii9
baIb Woiisr, bis es gIeth ltebt. ct
pus 0lipenol, EN- 8lQttden Wtus'
tatbliits, Gorbeer, Nelten uno Ytel
fe1. Dies ldbt nan left Sugeoedl
ihmoren. oann gtbt mun etpus yen
del oarun belm InrlGien. ODER mon
9arniert nit 9riinem ,Senhel.
9ebndener 9e6L. SIN lido.
ner, GROCER Sett ptrO 9sihuppt,
nusgsnommen. IN Stiite geihnit;en.
in Wtebl. ouun IN catalogues vi,
3uleBt IN seriebene Semmel estau6t,
in hsiBem Shmal5 ODER Sodtett gu
ihonsr 6nrts se6dden uno beim I'm
ridten NIT gruusr, IN Butter 9ebro
tsrer NetsriiIis umleat.
iyorellen. Ytan lhuppe lte ab
uno nebme Dos Gin9efpsioe beraus;
nor benz Sieoen miro hsibsr Giio
ocriiber gsihittet uno II i'm Rel
iel nit 3plebel, SorbesrIdub. Qref'
Ter uno SaIs pns Qbtotsn beiorst
Uit ,3itronsnydoden ~ausgelegt unc
I'M Wlaul eiuen 5iitel Qetsriilie
5riuat man is gu Gid.
@elnttuepuOOing. ~ EB.
lorie. Wtidtus l0Bt man IN y Iail,
fairs &idi'er un6eiuhr 10 Nlnuter
padcu. GIN &nt &ai'et unO
Cane 3ufcr iteilt alat luis 6eucl
'ahrN q llfauSi 81 toden
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%. 6 !.

Serrlide 8uhenpGIber 5ogen iia
bon 0omber9 aus iiopsftlid ms
Qono. bigsIouf uno higelob. bier
ii6 ipie9elnb in Der tIaren Slut
zines 2unoiees. bort ben ihoniten
Sell zines 8utsports tiloeno.
GreuS uno quer por Gdfop ihon
onrin berumgeritten, Defenders nIs
Der Soulmer ms ynno 5og. S0euts
bate er Elm beitimmtes 3ieI. 3rpei
Stunben pom Oomberq lag WnIos
miihIen. elm tIeiner Ort. 3piit)en
WoIo uuo See bjnQeldQert, neben
oeIIen alien romOntlihen Wtiiblsn
IN LETTER 3eit 0otels uno Niuen
%entitunoen m0ren, bic Wulomuhlen
gum n&uitt&rOrt" erbobeu yoIIolp
nor nur ais ELI Ginp einmul Don
WtenbsbcrQ aus cort qstpeien. nun
pollte sr einmnl duf Dem ibn III,
b~etounten. g8eQs pon OclnberQ bin.
reiten uno ielne S0nts Ruitstten, Die
nit Seni cine tIene 8ilu IN Walo,
muhlen belppbnte. beluhen.
Ter Meg mar peiter. ais er &C.
oatt bette. 3lpei StunoeH mar st
nun ihon untsrpcQs uno thinner
nod oehnte lih Der Woll Dor lhm
aus, Se5t 500 ijh Der Wea bu9eI'
an, 0ort chen pur cine yittuuQ.
ltsil Fiel Der Berg an Der anoerQ
Seite al uno tlef unten laq Elm
UnIoiet. itju uno rtguhgSlps. pcG
blaut @immsl lpteQelte iih BARN.
rno oroBs lpelBe WOfsrroien rubtsn
oui Der 'laren FIdhe
0diiolp bitii lem VIsro m uno
lpronq ab. lhIdnQ Die ,3ijoel UNI
tjucn @aumitdmH uuo trot poy.
An BENT aus tnorrlsen Neitsn lcbil,
oettn @eldnoer oe& gthancs@ Itlno
cine iunQe Dame. Sic tt,itn BE
Nuitritie emf Dem msIhen 0>,os
bootn mtt 0ebort 3ubaben. unbe.
,ceQljd1 bliet lie ltbtn. BEN Sen.
ucnihirm notl1iIil J3ey bic Stul'
;ern atlebHt
Noic,p btJ.httts III aud njht.
81 trai in eluj3er E~ntt5truu1 poa
rr an eas @rlanotr uuc lab 0ut
ZEN See binuuiet. Gbet nun
'caueie lie Ih ooa tim AZ. UNI
cauu tr,ipty ihy ain letter Nai,
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g q h 1r3tIi6er 9

~ W u o W ek SuL
Ser tramp" lGutete
pnO Die Sousirau offnete. .9itte
icbr, Waoame, ih bin elm orner
Wonn. Ser ar5t bot mir bieie Dte-
o.ein gum @innebmen gegeben, aber
l6 braitde oa5u Sbre Silie." %,
Sic Irmer. @ouen Sic einen Sol.
lei ODER ein @la5 8oiier on5u?" =
Gas lit oaS tpenigite. Nber Ole Ne.
ol5in fol, ME oornui gcihriebcn lit,
MINER oor Der WabI5fit eingcnom.
sen turr0cn, une % mohtc i'd fra.
ION, OBJ Sic pienciht 0crooe cine
2tobI5eit iibrig hoben."
u abeliegen0. nNa3 lit
)cnn 0oa iiir cIne bablihe Dame,
pe.dc rnlt t09lid nm oieie ,}clt
)itr porilbcrtommt?
~1o8 lit sic 8enabIin zines leDt
e;dlcG SnumterncbmcrS."
.4onntruejist. 10 Elm altes Sc.
'du0t b.tit CT ood) Ian8it 0eitoiit,
Ell taiirn iol.tu.
OIuletI un0 bod
bent q. Yer 9err Subscriber mar
ais I~optdler Uunl. betannt, Der I'M
Sertebr mt leraen &eutsn germ peuz
luhte, pIait gu lrreAen. "a er aber
lur ihiedt Den 9lalett begeyritis.
lpruA er meilt EN- el9eh,dmltd2es Gez
'alln DON Yiatt ano Qonoeuti6. Ons
IpuBten ielne &suts. Seuie mar Der
per- III pieoer aus Der Sto0t aur
5etltttgLng os5 Cuts oetommen.
Uns er aelshen batte. bate lbm nur
'Frenoe gemaht, oesbolb lao sr Den
Snlpettol 81 elmer .9urbel" I'm
Corftrug.
Sunt 8srfGnbnis.
,5rnu &ommer3i:nrdtin boben in
5apreutb Die -SJaltirs- gsbort2"
.Alsrrines".
.Nie bat Semen osnn bic Sssne
nit oen oeioen Rieien geiuaen2"
lid. oas fano ih 81 nieolih."
Aufrihtis. alts 5unafsr
I'm YtrmittIsr): Der Ssrr. mel.
tem Sic mid sben porIisIsn mol
en-, bd; ia ouutls Quqen4lGier. piro
T bic oeuu nj5t hsruuternebnsn7"
Nsrmittlsr: Rein! Sd 1laufe. e.
It iogat 10 bsTst".
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55reBmunu, uno bic pniteten un6
8raten iino perbronnt. WeRn Sic
DorIieb nebmeu pollen, tonnen mir
BEL ben Gsuten mitefen. Sbr per'
bet un5 ia pobl pas a~bgeben?"
vNn, mir perben uniern 9erru
8rufen bod nitt perbungern Iai'
lem"
SD oente bod audi"
6iinf Minuten ipdtet iob 9srr
5reBmonn 5piiden benz S4peines
birten unb &%onnegieBer, benz Pfers
oetne6t, ouf Der 9ol5bunt. in Der
i6rpo6 srlsu6tsten 8siinoeitube unb
periudte, ii4 nit leinem Q0ffel ets
mas BON Der @riiBe aus Der gro'
BEN S6i1el in ielne tleine, iroers
gu i60pfen. Utit Sooe5pero6tun9
l0ffelte er bns r3eug5" beruntet.
Dem @rafen, Der ibm gegeniiber lab.
i6ien es pieI better gu idmeten.
Gr unter6ielt iih reAt8 unp lints
nit ieinen Nndbarn unb bate Die
i4arfen, 6IiBenoen Qugen babel
INNER ouf iein 9eqeniber gebeftet.
No6 Der @riBe ob.n bic 2eute mod
S6por5brot nit i40ner, frii9er
Butter.
Qber idlieBlid ging aud has Dor,
ilber. Sept tonnte mar ia ppbl
ietner We9e 3jeben. oo6te bodoufs
otmeno 9err 6reBmann.
rGeute!!" rief Der @raf nit lnuter
Stimme.
!0err oes 0immels, no6m bic
Qunl benin gar tein Gnoe? Wus
tonnte Dieier lunge 8utsbrr Iit
oenn aus9eoodt BADEN?
nSeBt tommt nal ale Der uno
gebt Dem 6errn bic 6ono. er m06te
ii6 Bel eud beonnten. oaB ibr ibm
pom eurem giIen ab9eqeben bobt!!"
Qu bic idpisliqen. i6mugigen,
urbeitsbortsn Sdnos muBte SEER
6reBmonn oriiden. uno oIs aud
oos poriiber mar. io9te Der 8raf
so Roffs, Sic limb nit Der
Gufnofme. tie sic ouf 9ombrrt
qsfunoen boben. s%ufrjeoen. Sd TIL
ieBt nod Elm iibr,Qss uno oe6e 81
nen einsn SuprrlGIiiQen Bnnn nit
Der Sic Biz on Die 8reu3s fiipEt
Cd perbe baflr Gorge troQsn. Oos
Sic ouf ben Nn65urgiitern Elm
dbnIide Qufuohme finoen; iuenr
Sic lid ouf 9omber9er 0ebist nod
mol ieben loFen lolten ruhis
2ump =, bonn mode i6 bon mel
ner 9oliaetgsfpolt @ebroud. 8uieI
@beno, griiben Sic aubuuie!"
Der brope Rnnnegleber 6ro6t
Serrn 6reBmonn trob ReQen uni
Gturm nod oenieIben Nbeno BIZ
our 0omberger 8ren3e, uno Del
rMdrtprer fir feline CUTE Sohs'
purOe in Der gan3en 8egeno MD
pie0er gefeben.
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Ghies feline aber inboIfdpere Bud lit elm pirfIihes Original unter
gihern. @s 1T, pe mans Dom 8eiunObettsratb gepobnt III, bon eoer
6anung. ain Gort, fem Sat BARN, 10 aud nur i'm entferntefen uul9ar.
oer FIR ben pruoeien Smn antoBig mare. @s fam ainberu in Die SQnoe
tonmen, obme Dap lie ieiuen Sinn pernIHoen. Die 8eneinbeit fonnte feline
9loien Ibr oRieS gudlen MAIDEN, unO Dem Eater treibt es Die sdum.
rGtbe ms Geiht IS lit aud nidt af 9e0geDinn gerttet, 90 Der
0reis Elm nomineqer lit @er es liSt. Der lest es hder bis gum leBhn
Gorte, uno Seocu, geborte er audi 8u Den Aaerreinfen uno gu ben Aaer.
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so lautt Der aheI Os nnefea 8l&leins nnieres Sefnnobeitsrotbs
uber oRies penibIe uno bOpDihtige &bema. 8nrbornngen pom oenen
ibprfhoten6r Bhttiafet, uno in, 8elte fhanbernb Dor Den ungaublihen
8erberl1ngen, pelbe oiie Aabnluit Der Yaenibbet ier ne Oerban9t.
bat er nb lonaem Sample nit lid ielber ben Alarmrni erboben- NObl
Aaen, Die In gornm9spOrt erreift no gum BeDuBteln tbrer
gGenifeumhrbe umo hires eiaenen Selbh mfrItelt 8obl NOR oer
8elt, uenn fdn alarm GignaI ourb ale 2anoe genen uno oornern
mIroel
The Washington herald., 1919-06-18

own living. to the end that she may
be independent
II her family is poor she has no
right to burden it any longer with
her support. There Is no earthly
reason why a worn, tired. over
worked old father should have to ton
to support a strong and husky young
woman. Nor should the mother. who
has sacrificed so much to raise and
educate her little girl. be called on
to make still further sacrifices to keep
her big girl in idleness.
1t is an obligation OF nobility-it rs
the fair and square and decent thing
for the children TO remove themselves
from their parents backs as soon as
possible. and give the old people a
chance of a little ease and comfort
in their age. And this goes for girls
as well as boys.
All the doors of opportunity are
wide open to women now. and any
woman may walk through free ana
unhampered to her place in the sun.
Just how far she goes depends en-
tirely on herself
(Copyright 1881
The Washington herald., 1919-06-18
Stage and Screen
BY EARLE DORSEY.

BY EARLE DORSEY.
L. STODDARD TAYLOR, of the
Belasco Theater. was observed on F
street yesterday afternoon with a
brief case under his arm.
What's become of WILLIE FOw-
LER, of the National? The baseball
club II home, and yet Mr.. FOWLER
is not in evidence, downtown.
BY the way, that reminds us that
we owe ZACH WALSKY 10 cents for
some war tax he paid for US the other
day.
CLARENCE ]. HARRIS, of Polls.
is turning his thoughts toward house.
boating. He's one of our best little
house-boaters, 10 Harris.
WARNER RICHMOND, of the Gar.
rick Players, plans to leave WASH
ington at the end of this week to
accept an engagement in New York.
EARLE FOxE. also of the Garrick.
has received q wonderful-lookine
bath or lounging robe from q femi-
nine admirer.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-18

ward you as he believed he had.
would suggest that you try TO for
get him. Endeavor to be friendly
but nothing more IL he does not act
differently
Work for Boy Fourteen.
Dear Miss Lee: Can you suErest some sort Of
work for . ityear-oid boyf-OoNcERNED.
i would suggest the position of
messenger in some Government De-
partment
Wants to Act.
Dear ofiss Lee: am still In my "teens'' and
would like 10 act because have bern in plays
at church and school. What shall do about
a my present woqki-AN AMBITIOUS GIRL.
Participation in school and church
entertainments does not warran.
success in motion pictures. It
seems to me since you are rather
young. and since you no doubt
would be unable to support your
self for some time it would be bet
ter for you to take up some pro-
fessional training here along with
your present work before applying
at out of town studios. In the
former way you will be able to de-
eide IL you are talented enough to
depend on such work for a livlihood.
But in either case / can furnish you
with the names of studios and
schools. upon the receipt of a self
addressed. stamped envelope.
Should He "stag-f
Dear Miss Lee: Would you sdrise me To at
tend dances. unAccomranied By q young ladyl-
R. B.
certainly would not. Even il
it's much fun to be a stag"
which. being a woman. / doubt, it
really isn't fair. A young man can
go practically anywhere alone.
while a girl must as a general
thing have an escort. Considering
this. don't you think il is the only
proper thing to afford some girl the
opportunity of spending a pleas
ant evening, too?
Population.
Dear Mis- Lee: Which three citiss in the
United States have the largest colored popula-
ton. and what are the fgue!-J. B. R.
The three cities with the largest
colored population in 1910 follow:
Washington. D. c., si,+4S; New York
City, s17os; New Orleans. So.
U. ,. 3. Texas.
Dear Mis- Lee: Please tell me where the
U. S. s. Texas Is at the present. tme.-ASX-
IoUS.
The U. S. S. Texas is now at the
drill grounds. Hampton Roads. Vr-
ginia-
UnruIy Hair.
Dear Mis- Lee: an Is and Attractive, il it
were not for my hair. which does not reach my
neck Please advise me.-A DISTRESSED
GIRL
Hair never looks really bad II
fixed neatly. Try curling those short
ends and brush the straight hairs
smoothly back. Have you tried any
thing to make your hair grow?
Increase of Bonus.
Dear Miss Lee: Has bill been psssed pro-
riding a bonus additional TO the ssot Is the
rImor about eI-soldien being able to buy cars
at about half price correct!-MEMBER OF
RED CHEvRoN BRIGADE
There are a number OF bills now
pending in Congress for increasing
the $50 bonus. but no action has been
taken on them as yet. There is no
foundation to the rumor about auto
mobiles.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-18
CHILDREN'S
SUNRISE STORIES
PLAYING SCHOOL.
~ HOWARD n. GARIs

''Nurse Jane. may Baby Bunty come
into the woods with us? asked Susie
Littletail.
"oh. suppose So" said Nurse Jane.
81 guess I'll just stroll through the
woods and see what Baby Bunty IA
doing" said Uncle wiggily when the
animal girls had gone.
Not far away Uncle wiggily saw thu
animal children seated on the soft
moss. and Susie LittletaiI was playing
teacher.
Jennie Chipmunk." called Teacher"
Susie. ''can you spell nut lollypop?"
Yes" answered Jennie, IT can and
I can eat one. also"
Just then Uncle wiggily came to the
greenwood school and said: "As
soon as school is over wen all 20
have some sassafras ice cream sodas."
Then school Is over right now!"
cried Susie. clapping her paws on the
spelling book.
"oh. not quite yet. I'd like to hear
the children recite a few of their les
son first Miss Susie Teacher" said
Uncle Wiggily. pretending to be a vis-
itor.
"oh, very WE'LL" spoke Susie. Now,
we'll have a few more spelling
words"
Then some Of the children spelled
hard words from Susies book, and I'm
Gle wiggily said:
That's enough. Now for the ice
cream!"
"Yes. and now for some souse."
cried another voice, and out popped the
bad old Pipsisewah.
"Oh Susie! I know how to drive him
away" whispered the rabbit boy.
How" asked Susie.
Make him spell a lot Of hard
words" went on Sammie. but Susie
had q better idea.
Instead OF a few hard words I'll
give him the whole spelling book at
once" said she.
And threw the hard book straight
at the Pipsisewah. 1t hit him on the
end of his tender nose.
"oh, WOW" cried the Pip. "Oh, WOW!
That was a hard blow" and he ran
away.
(Copyrixht lHs)
The Washington herald., 1919-06-18
TO THE SWEET GIRL GRADUATE
By DOROTHY DIN
THE WORLDS HIGHEST PAID WOMAN WRITER

You are just about to graduate in
all the ologies and isms and a perfect
dear Of a white dress. and then. after
you have hung your diploma on your
bedroom wall. you will be wondering
about the words of the song,
Where do we go from here?''
The next station used to be matri-
mony. After a girl left school, she
played around for a year or two, and
then she marched up to the altar
with some young man to the tune OF
Mendelssohn, and lived happily. or
scrappily. ever after.
A girls destiny in our grand
mothers time was all cut out for
her. No maiden worried her head
over the future, nor did parents lie
awake at night discussing what Mary
and Jane should do. They would get
married.
No girl is sure nowadays of get
ting married; nor il she does get mar
ried is it certain that she will get a
husband who can support her.
Therefore. I would urge every girl
who has just finished school. to al
once learn some way of making her
The Washington herald., 1919-06-18
TANNING MY HUSBAND
By KATHLEEN FOX.

I did not worry about Crittenden's
crouch.
We had arranged to meet Daddy
and Mother Hayes at the station with
the car. John was to drive me to
the ONCE. where Crittenden was to
join me and from there we were to
go to the train. I called for him
soon after luncheon, according to the
plan.
Crittenden got into the car. barely
grunting as he did so. The drive
to the station was made in silence.
! smiled up into Daddy Hayes
face as he stepped down from the
Pullman. AS he turned and helped
Mother Hayes down. I went forward
and took her into my arms. ~ mo-
ment later Daddy Hayes put his
arms about me and kissed me.
MY sweet daughter" Mother Hayes
murmured, happily. And there's
Crittenden. too. my son." she went on.
Crittenden, smiling for the first time
that afternoon, took her in his arms
But the crouch he had so carefully
nurtured was not gone entirely.
His keen-eyed father noticed it.
What's the matter. my boy?" he
asked as they shook hands. Crit
tenden flashed a quick look of GEN.
sure at me. Then he grinned back
at his father and declared he was
quite all right; that he must have
been thinking about something.
well. IL I were you. son, shouldn't
do it again." admonished his father
whose spirit was gayer than had
known it could be.
whats that. dad?" asked Critten-
den.
It was Just saying that I shouldn't
think any more IL 1t had that effect
on me-" said his father, his eyes
twinkling.
Once more Crittenden's swift look
in my direction blamed me. met
1t impersonally, showing him as best
l could that I accepted no RESPONSE
bility on his account
Johns black face was a-grin as
we approached the car. He grabbed
his cap from his head and spoke
to Daddy Hayes. who recognized him
at once.
Then John whirled the car away
from the station and drove US quick
ly home.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-18
N Q
S~X~~e 49,

Can you suggest the method Of procuring plans
for /. dainty home On . f,rmi-ANxIoUs.
As a general thing the groom fur
nishes the engagement ring. II 1t
is impossible for the young man to
get suchIa ring at this time / would
suggest that you do without one.
In a hope chest a girl usually puts
any little thing that will be of use
in furnishing her future home or
dainty things for her trousseau. 1
would suggest table linens. towels,
sheets. pillowcases, etc. Concerning
farm house plans, II you will send
me a self-addressed. stamped en-
velope. ! will mail you the names
of several magazines from which
you can purchase sets Of plans at
small cost
Marriage License.
Dear Miss Lee: To obtain 4 marriage license
in Nov York City need more than one a the
parties bs present!-L C. Fl.
Both parties must be present in
New York city.
Ambulance Service In Italy.
Dear Miss Lee: When will the U. 8. Antbu-
the statest-READER
/ must know what part or COM
pany OF the ambulance service you
wish to know about before I can
answer your question.
Changed Since Return.
Dear Miss Lee: I have been in love with .
young man for two years. Upon his return from
Francs he came to sec me but is now visiting
another girl in a neorby city. and has written
to me only once. stating at that time that he
VAS roing 10 his own home without returning
here TO see me. II he really meant all be wrote
me from France don't you think he would write
to me now?-B.
The young man probably realized
upon his return he did not feel to-
The Washington herald., 1919-06-18
SIMPLE SUMMER FROCK.

Cool and attractive for summer
mornings are simple little frocks Of
cross-barred lawn trimmed on COL
lar. cuff and sash with narrow
crochet edging. These frocks are
distinguished when smartly cut and
Of fine material and the models in
the shops are grouped amona high
class wearables and prices are
rather substantial. But a frock of
this sort can. be made in the home
sewing room for very moderate cost
and will be much smarter for morn
ing wear at summer hotel or casino
than a more elaborate frock over
trimmed with lace and hand en-
broidery.