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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30
Additional Committees
for Charity Ball


Inspired by the cooperation OF
seattle az a whole, the Charity Ball
plans 90 merriIy on and the even
ing Of December Is the Hippofrome
viii Be the scene of ore OF the gay
est and happiest holiday assem-
biages for many years. The merr
hers and friends Of the Seattle Day
Nursery, who at this busy season
are giving generously OF their time,
are meeting with splendid response
and ticket-holders are expressing
deep interest In the event For
those who may not wish to dance
fifty ioges are 10 be placed. marked
off into aisles, and affording an op-
portunity for sociabfllty and an ex
change Of holiday greetings. Mrs.
John Lee Hall In chairman Of the
logo committee and Mrs. Robert
Wilson treasurer. The committee Is
Mrs. Frederic struve. Mira. Harry
Whitney Treat. Mrs. Iangdon C..
Henry. Mrs. Harry r. ostrsndsr.
Mrs. James Hamilton Deveuve. Mrs.
Stanley A. Griffiths and Mrs. Hugh
NJ. Caldwell. Those who have al
ready reserved loges for the evening
are Mr.. and Mrs. David Edward
Skinner, Mrs. A. H. Anderson, Mrs.
Anna Thomson Iilburn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald II. Parsons. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles ID. stimson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Bordeaux. Judge and
Mrs. Frederick Bausman, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Erikson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Auzias de Turenne, Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice McMicken, Mrs.
1ury. DIR. and Mrs. Thomas Mesdag.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. William Crosby.
Mrs. James RI. Calvert, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel II. Hedges. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Purcell. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. r. Ostrandcr. DIR. and Mrs. Al.
bert I. BouffIeur, Mrs. Addie Beik.
nap Conley and Mr.. and Mrs. James
oriffifhs.
Mrs. Andrew Gillespie heads the
committee Of young matrons who
are selling tickets for the affair. and
the following a~ her committee:
Mrs. Edward Morgan Mills. Mrs.
Caspar w. Clarke. Mrs. Harry
Glenn stibbs, Mrs. Dietrich Schmitz.
Mrs. Corwin II. Ebertlng. Mrs. Al.
bert Charles stubb. Mrs. Harold
GpeideI. Mrs. Minor Lyle. Mrs. Keith
0axzam Fisken. Mrs. Alfred Willard.
Mrs. KeneIm Winsiow. Jr- Mrs.
Walter McEwan Tompkins, Mrs.
Henry coiver. Mrs. Carl Donworth,
Mrs. John Iloor Locke, Mrs. Carl
n. Gould. Mrs. Stockton veazey,
Mrs Stanley Griffiths. Mrs. Daryl
Elliott White. Mrs. c. M. Thomas
and Mrs. George A. Ferguson.
Miss Dorothy Ewing IL chairman
OF tho group Of society misses who
too are mapifesting their support OF
the ball. snd has chosen her corn.
mittce. including Miss Geraldine
Jackson. Mrs Grace Fischer. Miss
Kathleen Donahoe. Miss Florida Sin.
gieton, Miss Darthea gharples, Miss
virginia Wiley. Miss Mary Water.
house. Miss Charlotte Mann and
Miss Alice ives. Even the sub.
debufantes have organized, under
Miss Harriet Baxter's supervision.
and they ara Miss Mary Lea Fisken,
Mrs Gloria Frfnk. Miss Virginia
sbeshan and the Misses Alice and
Phyllis Blake.
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DATES
To Remember

TIT~nNN NnV1Mmrn IN
Rsr~rliaa ard s.l, ln an. it,ppe-
dean, 90 -. .t..n ~ ,ha rtr..
club. 1, homer Of oev. ard Mrs
lsuais y Hart
wro>K.nav nrrv~uru
NJ. 1900. ses- :. ..,.,,.,r
T,n h,,.,-. -. ea,aa,,m.,,tr~
Ne. Aln.rt ch.,,.s stsne
Mrs. Grace Palmer erals 10 address,
the sunset etae Al n. m. Mrs.
John W. Rshsrts and Mira Milton
q. sturEis hcstssses
rtttiKxpNY pps~, SuNw g.
M. p.sts $1,000 ssinn.v, "a.
- hn,n. - -. e.,f.i,. -
assistant. on the ,isss, commit.
tee 81 the Charity Hall. 10 be
given By the seattle Day Nursery.
yNtpAV VA4ue0 r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30
tumble Shop Announces
Christmas Sale

Unusual values In Christmas nos
elites viii be on sale at the Red
Cross tumble shop. beginning tomor
row morning. The little shop At
Fourth ave. and Virginia Vt. con
tinues to draw crowds OF thrifty
buyers. and offers the same remark
able bargains for which II wa
famous during war days. A splen
did stock Of dolls. attractive furni
turc. books. brica-brac and other
artistic as well as useful articles ar,
70 be offered 10 the public.
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Metropolitan theatre on University
At At that timo instructors win be
pscnsut for consultation. students
mar also enroll this week NJ the ex.
tcnaion office. iets Henry building.
Classes wiii be offered In free hand
drawing from stiii life and cast.
drawing and painting from life. dc
sign and decorative art. scuipfur.
and architecture.
From ore 20 three evenings a
week will be given to instruction In
zach subject. the courses covering
periods Of ~ weeks.
Instructors for the first quarter
win be Paul NJ. cus,in. Alonxo
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY


P,thian Sisters 10 Meet
The Pythlan Sisters Of Seattle
Temple No. . win hold their regular
meeting Wednesday. December J, at
y. m, instead 81 Thursday. Doccm.
her 2. az previously announced All
officers and members are urged 10
be present
North. End Circle Child Conservation
The North. End Circle Of the Child
Conservation league viii meet with
Mrs Lottie G. Cannon. essi 2int ave.
N. E., wednesday. December I. AT ?
p. m. Tho federation Of leagues In
Marion. Ohio. win take place the
middle OF December. The conven-
ton win be addressed by PRECEDENT
elect Harding and ths National
league president. Winfield Scott Hall
The Ciionisn Club
with Mrs. II. c. Belt and Mrs. III.
T. Grnnger ms hori.ssen the cllonian
club will meet NJ the home 81 Mrs
Belt, sTss 10Th ave. ~ y. This viii
b. a social meeting Of the club and
will be in the nature ~ a chlldrcn'u
parfy, with luncheon served AZ 1890
o'clock.
Ravenna PIT. A.
An old fashioned basket social and
spelling be. will be held at : .. m.
AZ the school By kayenna PIT. a.
fL,nkct. will 40 90 highest bidd-rs
and the evening win conclude with
community singing
J.. q. n. Club
The l.. o. v. club will givo char.
ity card party nj .. m. In the Eiss
( club rooms to which IN. public y
welcome. Bridge and whist WIN be
played. Mrs. w. X. Farley VIII Be
,hos,ess for tho afternoon.
Seattle Chaptr. No. %
A special meeting of Seattle chap
ter. No. %. o. r. g.. 10 announced
for .. m. In IN" corin'hiAn room
OF the Masonic temple. Degrees VIII
b- conferred.
En~rn Star club
The Eastern Star club viii enter
tain nj cards In the club rooms AT
y m. All Eastern Stars and friends
are Invited
Seattle Gradrd Union 81 SUNDAY
School T-seh~ws
Tn. Seattle Graded Union % FUN.
day school teachers ~fii meet from
( Tao until 3 p. m. at the Plymouth
Congregational church
Christmas BAsAaw
Fancy and useful articles win be
offered At the harnar Co he given by
the wonen's Guiid Of 81 Marks
church wednesday. December l. al
tspm IN. Dinner win be served AZ edo
O'Clock. The new rector will preside.
Rainier Beach Wan~n's club
The Rainier Beach Womsn's club
! viii meet wednesday. pcc-rnher !.
Al, n. m. az the honn ~ Mrs y.
W. chr4s~sil. 10000 esth ave. =. The
program I. in charge ~ Mrs. J. J.
wIiasrrnu,s and Mrs chrisweh Mrs.
Henry iaricx viii be the speaker.
Th-rr win be n sale Of an,i.tueercu-
iosi- .-ais.
william Mckinley fsrcic No. II
The William Mckinley circle. No.
II. OF the GRIND Army. VIII give
s>~~~~.~~~-~~-~~~~~ ~~~~-~-~>>>e~>e~r
Lc~is. Mrs. L. A. Davis and David
=. Myers
The immediate direction ~ the
school viii he In charge Of board
OF which Edward A. start. director
Of the university extension service.
viii be acting head.
Tho personnel Of this board will
be announced soon.
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AMi Auxiliary to
Giue Benefit

Tho Afki auxiliary OF the ortho.
pedic hospital will give a bridge
luncheon At the home OF Mrs. VIII.
liam Anderson. 4f5g Beach drive,
Thursday. Dcrember 2. Hostesses
will be Mrs. VI. Lawrence. Mrs. III.
Leland. Mrs. c. L. vickers. Mrs. @.
II. Tweedy and Mrs. J. Macf;owsn.
This Is the second OF a series OF
parties to be given and a large at.
tendance In expected.
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al Party
4 Feted

u. n. Benson win entertain
IN = luncheon on Thursday In a
p6rtvate tea room at Frederick a Mel.
son's. compIimentinE Miss Ruth Nor.
ton ana the maids OF her bridal
party. Friday Miss Ruth Norton
win honor her bridesmaids with a
luncheon at her home
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

their regular monthly dinner Wednes-
day noon. December 1. Circle meet.
ing NJ p. IN. Election OF officers
ana card party AT sac .. IN. These
meetings Will take place In Veterans
haii. tho Armory.
Stevens w. ". g., No.
Stevens w. H. c.. No. /. auxiliary
TO the q. A. H.. win give a progress.
nive whist party at the Panama
cafeteria. 1915 Third ave. on Decefn.
Der 1 AT $40 D M All friends In.
vlted.
Junior Congregation 10 Give Dance
The Junior congregation OF Temple
Dc uirEch announces the first dance
of tho season 10 take place Wednes.
day evening. December 4. at .
O'Clock. In the knights OF Columbus
hall
Social q. r. &. Progressive Whist
Club
Tho social q. r, G. progressive
whist club viii give a whist party
"Wednesday. December 1. at ts5
y. "a. at the Panama Cafeteria. i4is
Third ave. A series Of whist parties
with special features OF Interest Ia
being arranged. The public cordially
invited.
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Mrs. Ldtimer
to Be HonOred

compiimenting Mrs. N. n. Iati
mer. the past president. the Annie
Wright Seminary club will entertain
with luncheon Thursday. December
2. at the Frederick 4 Nelson tra
room.
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and has visited friends In the variou.
cltics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold sslmson.
nurse and children. are leaving n~x,
Monday for Los Angeles TO spend
several months. They are shipping
their car. and win make a tour Of
TIM South.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edmond Nc
Mcineruy's cousln. Miss May Twohy.
and Miss Helen Porter. Of Spokane.
who win remain for fortnight.
DR.. Otis Floyd f.amson LET, sasur.
day 10 attend the Western Surgical
congress In Los Angeles. wfr-re he
expects 10 remain about two weeks.
Mrs. ". A. Haasch formerly Miss
Sylvia woLD Ia leaving Wednesday
for Eugene. Ore. to Join Ar. iisasch
and permanently make their honrs.
Judge and Mira Alfred Battle have
returned from Vancouver. II. C..
where they spent Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Ballard and
two sons. who have been tho hoiI-
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs William
y. KeIton. departed this morning for
their home In Yakima
Mrs. Frank Frye win leave about
December IS for the East. and will
spend the holidays with hcr son-in-
law and daughter. MIR. and MIRA Carl
Dittmnr formerly Miss Marion
Frye In Avondaie. Cincinnati.
Mr.. and 1krs. George w. Penny.
with their children Elizabeth and
George. have recently returned from
an eastern trip.
Miss Mildred Farrur is expected
home from the Bishop school at Ia
Jolla, Cal. about December rs. to re.
main with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Fsrrnr. until after the holidays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30
Dinners Preceding
Junior Ball

DIR. and Mrs. Jay I. Durand Will
entertain with . dinner Of twenty
four covers at their home Friday
evening. preceding the Junior Bali
at the Yacht club. And Miss Gather
Inc Collins has extended invitations
to the members Of the committee
for dinner At her home. before the
nuxpicious event.
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Wellesley Club to
Honor Mrs. Cook

Honoring Mrs. Vincent Cook. Of
Portland. national chairman Of the
Wellesley Endowment fund. the Wei.
lesley club will ctertsin at luncheon
Thursdsy at the women's Univer-
sify club.
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Drama Circle to
Read "Anti-MdtrimOnr'

At the womcn's University club on
Wednesday morning at ten thirty.
the Visiting group. under tho direc-
ton Of Miss Adelaide Pollock. win
read Percy MaokAye's "AntLMatrt.
mony." before the Drama Reading
circle.
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Entertainment for
Girls and Boys

At the home Of their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Penny. Eliza.
beth and George Penny entertained
sixteen Of their young friends with
a dinner dance on Friday evening.
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thf MAN NAH OF w" AfmofJs ~
proceeds are 10 be used for the war
veterans in hospitals In and near Be
attic.
Myrtle Chapter. No. ~. Holding
Today In the last dsy OF the bazaar
which the Myrtle chapter. No. "a. Ia
holding at 800 Pine ri. Wonderful
values In Christmas gifts and deli
cnicsrrn daintics are on sale. with
many bargains In dolls and other
novelties that children would enjoy
Stevens wonen's Relief Corps No.
Stevens women's Relief Corps No
have discontinued their card par
ties during the holiday season.
West scsttie Art Club .
The West Seattle An club will
give n card party at the home Of
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ISnickertocker Club

Holes arc made In Tocqueford
checse 10 quicken the growth Of the
mold that gives the cheese it's flavor
tnd appearance.
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Social q. r. e. Progressive Whist
Club
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Bme Bird Dancing Club

Tho Blue Bird dancing club will
resume their regular dances. begin.
ming Saturday evening. December 4
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Tho monthly dance Of the British.
American association will be held at
ChfiHtcnren'a hall. broadway and
Madison 81. on Friday evening. DE.
cefnbe.. ,. Good music and excellent
floor.
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AuAiliAxirs 10 American Legion Posts
Plan IIrp~fit

Tho four cofnbined auxiiiaries 70
tho four American Legion posts Of
Seattle announce a large informal
dance. TO be given December II, Il
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Fortson. Thyg-sen 10 Serve Dinner

T"tN"h bykrNn 20 SrFVe OinnfT
This evening. In vrteranS hall.
the Armory. tho Forsson.Thy gcren
camp OF the Spanish War Veterans
will serve a dinner TO veterans and
their families and friends. Everyone
In welcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30

Mrs. Dana Brown, ,7if 37th ave.
liz. W., Friday afternoon. Decem.
Der 3. Bridge and whist will be
played. Playing Will Commences at
2 O'Clock. Prizes and refrenhmenta
KnickerbocIser Club
The Ifnlckerbocker club announces
ita next affair az Gypsy bah 70 be
held IN Masonic Temple on Saturday
evening. December T. some very un-
usual features are planned and the
committee In charge includes SIR.
Hugh whiteiaw. Mr.. Trafford Hute.
aon, Mr.. Justin Haynes. Mr.. Ralph
Fender. Mr.. Wilfred Chance. Mr.
stephen Haynes and Mr.. William
Fofan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30

Judge and Mira. Alfred Rattle have
returned from Vancouver. u. c..
where they spent Thanksgiving.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Ballard and
two sons. who have been tho hoii-
day guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
y. KeIton. departed this morning for
their home In Yakima
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30

Mr.. and Mn. George w. Penny.
with their children Elizabeth and
George, have recently returned from
an eastern trip.
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Miss Mildred Farrar is expected
home from the Bishop school at Ia
Jolla, Cal. about December rs. to re.
main with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Farrnr. until after the holidays.
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William Mckinley Crcic M. II
The william Mckinley circle. No
II, OF the GRIND Army. VIII giS'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30

Lcwis. Mrs. l.. A. Davis and David
=. Myers
The immediate direction ~ the
school viii he In charge Of n board
Of which Edward A. start. director
Of The university extension service.
viii be acting head.
Tho personnel Of this board viii
be announced soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30

with Mrs. II. c. Belt and Mra. II.
T. Grnnger as hosissseh the clionian
club will meet NJ the home 81 Mrs.
BELT, sTss 18th ave. ~ y. This viii
b. a social meeting Of the club and
will be in the nature 81 a childrcn'a
party. with luncheon served az 1890
o'clock
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The West Seattle Ar club will
give n card party at the home Of
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Rsinisr Reach Wan~n's Ciuh
The Rainier Beach women's club
win NEE, Wednesday. pccTrnecr !.
att p. m. at the homn ~ Mrs. Y.
w. chr4s~sli. 10000 ssih ave. 3. The
program Il in charge ~ Mrs. J. J
wrasrrnuih and Mrs chrisweil. Mrs.
Henry Iandcx viii be the speaker.
There win be sale of an;i.taoerou-
ioxl- s~ais
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An old fashioned basket social and
spelling be. will be held at D. m.
at the school by Rayenna PIT. \.
Baskets will so 20 highest bidders
and the evening win conclude with
community singing
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The f'ythian Sisters OF Seattle
Temple No. will hold their regular
meeting Wednesday. December ], ut
3 y. m, instead 81 Thursday. Doccm.
her 2. az previously announced, All
officers and members are urged 10
be present.
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The TiUO Voices
AN INTERESTING SERIAL BY A FAMOUS WRITER
By VIRGINIA TERHUNE VAN DE WATER

Ruth caught her sister by The
shoulders. What do you meanT'
she demanded.
81 mean that I can't stand being
with him" the other walled. 'Hc is
awful--all thin and pale-and
dreadful!
That was bad cnough-goodnoss
knows-but when he took the band
age Off his eyes! He is to keep II
of If he wishes. And his eyes
oh. Ruth--they make me sick and
frightened! ] tell you j cannot
stand it-and 1 WON'T!
Ruth Is Indignant.
She began to cry in self-pity.
But her tears brought no touch OF
you've got to stand itr' Ruth
declared sternly. His father has
just told me that Hugh's life-or
IL not that his reason-may depend
on his quiet and peace of mind now.
The doctors say So"
We'll his father will be back
here in a minute, won't heT Let
him go to Hugh. please!" Doris
begged.
Hes gone down TO the office
He thought Hugh would be safe
with you" Ruth added bitterly.
Go back to him at once, Doris"
Il can't You-or somebody else
will have to go," the older girl
wbimpered. Later. perhaps, when
J get used to it--but not now
For an instant Ruth Courtney
hesitated. Then, with a swift de-
termination. she ran,from the room
and sped nolselessly up tho stairs.
a IAf q
library open, and Ruth paused on
the threshold. On the couch was
crouched thin figure, the head
buried in the hands. And. as she
looked, "A great sob shook the gaunt
frame.
a food OF crimson swept across
the girls face, receding. left her
deadly pale.
She entered the room softly. clos
ing the door behind her.
"Hugh!" she murmured. crossing
the room to the couch.
The man lifted his head. his eyes
turning vacantly in her direction.
Doris" he said, hosrsely, you
cannot fool me! You did the best
you could-but / know II all. Yas
can't stand unchanged as A.
and blind
Ills NVlCb pIohc Oh tnt urea0ful
word, and he buried his head again
in his hands.
with a passionate gesture. Ruth
Courtney dropped on her knees by
the couch and gathered the shaken
form in her arms.
Darling! Darlingw she sobbed
Don't talk like thati Dear. only
ran away for a moment to sneak
to some one who was waiting down.
stairs"
The man caught her to his breast
and she could feel the heavy beat
ing Of the heart. You mean-can
you mean" he said breathlessly-
shat you love me as much as ever
More than ever" she answered
"more-far more than ever.v
You are sure7"
"Sure," she replied, solemnly
AS sure as that i am alive"
Thank Godr' he whispered, tears
rolling from under the IDS that BE
now closed. Thank God!-
trc NE C~~tis~~H.,
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Mrs. Woodrow Writes of
Ideals as Tape-Lineby Which
We Measure Everything
Bv MRS. WILSON WOODROW.

spender, the wife saver. II they
had q common bank account one of
them would be sure to come out at
the little end OF the horn, and their
lives would be embittered by argu-
ments and chickering's which need
never have arisen
Any Reforming To Be
Done By The Man.
Again he says: "You may say
what you like, but the right girl
can make anything she likes out of
the most brutal man."
My dear man, you take my breath
away. l notice, however, that you
qualify girl" with right" II we
are to judge by observation. then.
the most brutal men have a fixed
habit of marrying the wrong girls.
Also, the romantic idea that many
girls hold, that they can reform
man by marrying him, would seem.
according to you, to be correct. 1t
is---in about one case in a thousand.
And then, while not detracting in
any way from feminine influence.
II is invariably the man who re-
forms himself
And what DO you mean by tho
TisnI girl! be1Ore marriage, tnS
persons contemplating II are al
ways sure that they have picked
the right one; but there are the di-
vorce statistics rising up and hor-
rtdly confuting them Marriage
is a lottery: ii always has been and
always will be. Again you will
call me pessimistic, and again
deny the allegation. I am simply
stating facts.
Could you willingly give your
daughter in wedlock to the most
brutal man OF your acquaintance,
and slushily exclaim:
"All will be well. my dear. Fear
not The right girl, and 1 am sure
you are that, can make anything
she wants OF him"
] do not think so. ! believe that
your idealism would quail before
such . test.
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81 PAID FOR EACH
= DOLLAR SAVED
How ! Saved a Dollar.

Here is a chance for every one
20 earn dollar by telling how
she has saved a dollar. II may be
a dollar or more. IL Onay have
been saved In a day or a week.
However. all that matters Is HOW
IL was saved.
81 saved and 81 earned By the
telling OF the saving makes 81.
How about IL? BE brief and write
only on one side OF paper.
i will award a prize of 81 each
day for one OF the suggestions
which print.
ELIZABETH LATTIMER
p. S.-If you want a prize, you
must be willing to have your name
and address used. because that Ia
only fair to other contestants, who
have a right to know that each
days prize winner is an actual per-
son. However, i am delighted to
have all sorts of ideas sent In,
which. IL not given a prize, will
be printed with initials only and
help the other readers.
II your first letter doesn't get
a prize. try again. Even IL II does.
that Is no bar to your getting an
other IL your idea is worth II.
e. l.
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Rainbow Sugar
Passes Testa

That all samples of so-called
rainbow" sugar SO far examined
by the Bureau of Chemistry have
been found to be colored by harm
less dyes Is the statement of the
United States Department of Agri-
culture, whose pure food experts
began testing samples Of this prod
uct soon after 1t appeared on tho
market Repeated inquiries coming
TO tho bureau from many parts OF
the country seem to Indicate that
considerable quantities of this sugar
have been supplied to grocers.
The department states that in ac-
cord with the provisions of the food
and drugs act. 1t will continue to
examine samples Of this tinted prod
uct to ascertain whether or not
harmful dyes are used in the fu-
ture. Only colors known to be
harmless have been used in the sam
Piles tested. and under the food and
drugs act their use can be continued
so long as they do not conceal In
feriority. The sugar SO far exam