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Only One in Family Of II
Ever Arrested, Goes Free

A plea that she was the only one
of a family q seventeen children
that was ever arrested saved jose
phine johnson, domestic, from
going to jail on three charges of
larceny.
The woman had been empolyed at
the National Cathedral School for
Girls, and pleaded guilty to the
theft Of two rings, one pair of stock
ings, and a finger nail file from
rooms in the school.
On her promise to reimburse the
owners of goods not recovered. to
the extent of IS, Judge Au4am sus-
pended a 60-day sentence and placed
the woman on probation.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-28
Theatrical Musicians
Called Out In Danville

Danville, Va, Oct. 27.-Theatrical
musicians affiliated with the union
have been called out as a result OF
failure on the part OF the company
controlling the local theater TO rec
ogniEe the moving picture op-
orators union. Stage hands, NOV
ing picture operators. and musicians
are now out, non-union crews TAX
ing their places.
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HOG ATTACKS MAN;
BITES PROVE FATAL

Cumberland. Nd, Oct. 27.-Bert
Nicodemus, aged %, of Akron, Ohio
while at Schellsburg, Pa, his former
home, on a vacation, was bitten by
an infuriated boar and his death en-
sued at the Western Maryland Hos.
pital, here, yesterday, less than q
day after the attack.
Nicodemus prodded the animal
with a stick and it charged him.
biting, him in the groin. He be-
came unconscious almost immedi-
ately.
He is survived by his widow and
two children.
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to David W. Brown ct uI., NJ. May. SO.
Norton place NV, between Thirty-sixth
st. and Wise ave, square 1914, lot 81, Ed-
dition to Cleveland Purk-Edwiu '. Dusu D
TO Owen b French ct uI., MinnR SO.
1927 Eleventh ST. NV, square 2s4l, lot %.
Columbia HeifhtS-Cs roliDe n. Rueth 70
Jacob Stein ct uX., Sarah. SO.
North Of Buchanan, west Of Fourteenth,
square 2704, lot so. Indolence-Chsrles n
Wire, Inc, to Elmer L. Evans ct uI, Edna
B. $40.
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>ocal Tenperrture.

Highest 20. lowest, 81
Relative hamidity-S a. N. Sc: p n,
IS; p. m. s..
Rainfall IS 2. m. 70 p. m. O.O7.
Hours Of sunshine. 0.
Per cent Of possible sunshine. o.
Departures from Normal
Accumulated deficiency Of tempers rurr
since January J. 1890. l21
Excess of temperature since October /.
1890, 1.5T.
Accumulated deficiency OF precipits tor
since January !. 1920. SCI
DehcSDcy Of precipitation since October ],
1922. 2I2
TemperHture same date last ye1r-Birb-
est, s.; lowest. 6l
nsk.r T.--,.-. 49,.
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Deaths Reported

John W Royner, 20 years, St Elizabeth
Hospt.
Benjamin J. Northcott IS, 1850 A St se.
Lena CoIlini. 76, 1850 p ST. NV
CLANCY West. 20, St. EliEsbeth's Hospt.
Charles Lndner, 40. Georgetown Univer
sity Hospt.
Michael F. o'Brien. 50. 123 st. NV
Sarah Frances McShes. 80, 5e25 Blair road.
Sarah A. Moten, "A, 1881 4lst St NV.
Lncindia Pierce, IS, JO5 l. At. sw
Sarah PoindeTter. 4S, 80 Pierce ST. NV.
Harry Lee, ., 1888 \ ST. sw.
Augustine Barnes, 10 mos. Freedmen,
Hospt.
Mary Lewis, day. Georgetown University
Hospt.
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Births Reported

Charles p. and Ruth Emery. girl.
Lewis and Selma Harris, girl.
Ralph W. and Ethel L. McGee. boy.
Francis c. and Katherine Boyd. boy.
AdOIph II. and Elizabeth N. Schultz, boy
Sterling and Bessie Shschelford, girl
s. P. and Mary J. Smith. boy.
Maj. Howard W. and BESSIE B. Stone. boy
James and Pauline Chase. boy.
Chester A. and Grace Z Pearson, boy.
Josph and Mary johnson, boy.
Abel Gnd Elizabeth Henderson. girl
Benjamin o. asd Catherine Z. Greenwood
girl.
Robert J. and Helen NJ. johnson, girl
James and Viola SmGllwoOd girl.
Ernest and Lottie Greenwell. boy.
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The Weather

Forecast for To-day and Tonorros.
For the District OF Columbia. Ne lind
Virginia and North Carolina Fair sbf racs
cooler today; tomorrow fair. fresh '-s-~rif
winds, diminishing by tonight.
Forecast Of Tlyins weSthe1.
Zone No. l CSorth Atlantic ststcsN. Dsn-
rerous flying weather Thursday: low clouds
with rain over north portion; southwest 20
west gales surface and ai0fN
Zone No. > Middle Atlantic Ststesl: N"rr
good flying weather Thursday. bot vita
strong southwest TO west winds aloft.
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Help wanted-MaI,
WANTED-YOUNG. MAN TO
lealn printing trade; also
press boy. Apply to FOREMAN
composing room after J p. m.
HOTELS NEED TRAINED MEN

HOIELs NEED TRAINED MEN.
Big demand; we train you FOR hixh-.al-
srted positions in hotels. clubs, restaurants
cafetertss and tearooms; no previous expert
eHee necessary. many gradua tes now ma king
500 10 5000 year; dozens now own
their OWE hotels. Big pay; quick advance
inent; delightful surroundings; easy hours !;
nne living; free meals; fascina tinS work
these are only a few Of the many advants xes
Of this delightful business. Course indorssd
~ Biitmore, Conneaore, Waldorf Astoria
Ansenl2 and othtr gieat hotels, which offer
preterenee 70 our students. Our graduates
big paying profession now Course costs but
few cents a day. LEWIS HOTEL TRAIN
ING SCHOOL. 1894 New York ave. Wash
.inston. y. z. sumo. tu. we IN .fr-tf
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AUTOMOTIVE.
Automobiles for Sale.

Closing out for removal to our
new quarters at I'LL l4th st. NV.
and to make room for the new
Jackson models.
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DENONSTRATOR- -SIX-CYLINDER: FIVE
passenger touring; Continental motor; real
leather upholstering; power tire pump; all
in perfect condition; new, sell for 81, ls5i
will make generous reduction TO quick buy
er; terms II desired. See Mr.. CROW, 1913
L ST. NV oC26-u
BUICK-sEvEN-P Assem- NGER. 1918;
splendid condition; ideal for taxi. Phone
Main SAB oc2S-3t
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Make US an offer. We can ht the
terms to suit you.
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I9l9-Dixie Roadster.
19l9-Ford Delivery.
19l7-Ssx1n Touring.
1919-Crow Elkhart.
-Du5elberg Racer.
l9ls-overland Touring.
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
POTOMAC SALES CO., INC.
1927 14th st. nv.
M-S68S.
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A LIMITED NUMBER OF PIANO PUPILS,
Franklin 59S6. oc24. .26. .2s-3t
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WALL PAPER BARGAIN. MAHoNEY's,
324 Pa ave. Sc Papers, 1oc a piece;
cat meal paper. 3 pieces. 81. se15-3ot
BUILDING MATERIALS-sATH T o s,
brick, un1oer, shesthing, flooring, siding
sash, door, 2xf, 2x6, 21s framing; new
wall board cheapest in price, best in quail
tty, SC per foot; Guard roofing. manufac-
tured by the Certsinteed Co., i-ply, s1.75;
2-piy, $40; 3-ply. s3.o0-at the price 1t
has no equal New electric fixtures for any
room in your house. New and second hand
plumbing fixtures. white enamel lavatories
and kitchen sinks, 2-part wash trays, white
Eitreous toilet combinations. Apply for any
Of the above material at either
OUR MAIN OFFICE. 9Th & SITS. sw., or
Camp Meigs Job, 5th st. & Fla. ave. ne.
SIDNEY l. HEcHINGER HoUsEwRECK-
ING co.
DIAMOND RING; COST $40: WILL SAC
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DIAMOND RING; CosT $40; WILL SAC
mice ss5. i4l3 You st. NV. oc?1-st
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Business Chances
Piano Tuning

inspection; estimates furnished Drop post.
81. BON a.. Capitol Heights. Nd. oc149Ot
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
REVOLTCLOUDS
HONDURANSKY
Labonng Classes Organizing
More to Overthrow Presi-
dent Gutierrez.
CBy United PresS.)

Outbreak of a revolution TO over
throw the government OF President
Gutierrez in Honduras is imminent,
according to reports reaching the
State Department here.
Consular advices last night said
that disturbances" had occurred at
La Ceiba- on the Honduran coast.
Martial law was declared recent
ly by President Gutierrez in the
northern part Of Honduras and is
still being maintained. First symp-
toms of the revolt showed among
the laboring classes. which were
subjected to revolutionary propa-
ganda.
: An organized movement against
the Gutierrez government will start
next month. according to circles
here in touch with the revolutionary
faction in Honduras.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
School of Religion

non professional two year
course leading to the AN. Degree.
For Catalogs and further iuforma-
tion write to. or call at, the Down
town Building of the University,
1907 F Street seS- wed. fri S-l5t
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WANTED-YOUNG MAN TO
learn printing trade; also
press boy. Apply to FOREMAN
composing room after J p. m.

SELL TIRES Statesmen FOR Low
priced mileage guaranteed tires; large
profits; selling price of tires one-hah any
other tire exclusive territory open. Write
at ooce for proposition. ATLAS TIRE CO.,
lTT7 Broadway, New York City. sc26'lt
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
Dane Delegation
Coming to Trade
Butter for Coal
public Ledger servicc1

Philadelphia. Sept. 25.-A dele
cation of four Representatives
from the cooperative dairy dis
tTibuting societies Of Denmark
sailed Thursday from Copen-
hagen for the United States to
attempt to find a market in this
country for the entire annual
Danish output of butter, COM
prising 26O,000.00O pounds.
Not only do the Danes wish. to
market their butter in this
country, but they strongly de-
sire II possible to purchase a
vast amount Of coal here for use
in their own land.
II they ind conditions here
favorable, they will probably es-
tablish their own houses in the
principal cities OF the country,
as distributing centers for the
butter, thus eliminating the
proft of the.niddle man.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Lost and Found. I
LOST-DOG, BRINDLE BULL; UNCLIP-
ped ears; red collar; name Tough Ally;
vicinity 2sth and P SITS. Friday evening.
Reward, Phone North 1855. or West 25537J.
se26-3t
LOST-GOLD WATCH. FRONT HOMEo-
pathic Hospital, Saturday. Reward
THOS. HUME. lS5 llth st. ne se26-lt
LOST-TAN PoCKETBooK WEDNESDAY
afternoon. September 90, 1920. containing
$50 in cash. y number deposit receipts and
about $500 in checks drawn in favor OF the
Chevy Chase Express Co. Notify Cleveland
AS and receive reward. se25-2t
LOST OR STRAYED THURSDAY EVEN
ing, brindle bull terrier; white head; ene
and D, c. tag. Call Lincoln 5l33. Liberal
reward. se243t
Personals.
GALLSTONES-FREE BOOK TELLS OF
improved method Of treating inhamma-
ton of ganbladder and bile ducts Write
today. DR.. PADDOCK, Box s-Q-2o1, Kan
sas City, No. se26-tf
SONG POEMS ARE VALUABLE WHEN
properly set to music. I write good music.
Estcb. 1905. GEO. L. JOHNSON. song writ.
sr and publisher. sos 10th st. ne. Lin; 44ss.
ma2S-u
DO rOU LOVE GOOD HEALrHT roo
can have It. Gall at l72s 7th St Nv
OLD INDIAN HERB REMEDY SHOP.
Special Notice.
DR. P. J. MARSHALL. SURGEON DENTIST
formerly located at $50 Maryland avenue
northeast. announces the removal OF his
dental Offices 10 Suite 7O2 Medical Science
Building. southeast corner Vermont avenue
and street northwest. Tele eBIone, Main
57S4. ss2S-It.
ILASTERERS AND CEMENT FINISHERS
Local 06, special meeting Monday, Sep
tember 81, at p. N: business OF vital i'm
pOrtance. W. y. Rabbit, President; Z.
P. FINN, Secretary. se26-lt
WOKKINGMEN-THIs WON'T BE THE
last time that you will buy pants from US
as trade is good and we see that our hus-
tiers stick TO Us and buy more new pants,
81: value good enough to bring you back,
and its so. Jack; slightly used street dresses,
IS up. JCSTH'S OLD STAND, 6l9 ID.
se26-lt
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by anyone other than my
self. MORTON A. ANDERSON, 1927 NV.
se24-St
Business Chances.
WE OFFER WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
to reliable man TO make from $50 to 500
weekly a home in spare time. Direct by
mail proposition. No experience needed.
Capital required only $3.50. MUTUAL CO,
Minneapolis, Miun. se26-lt
FOR SALE-GASOLINE STATION AND
505s. 149 st. se26-3t.
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Busfnesx Chances.

Minneapolis, Minn. se2s-lt.
FOR sALE-GASOLINE STATION AND
auto accessories; other business. Lincoln
595s 149 St ne se26-3t
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Department Of Diplomacy
Department of Jurisprudence
Department Of Citizenship

Graduate Law Courses leading
the Del. Degree
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Preparation for those who desire
to engage in AmericaniEation work,
or to become Social Workers
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BEAUT.YA.N,..D5,. HEALTH /. I.I,..Az


4 60 Tbs Nru N0h Eenng Mv'f4
,hot wrinkle around The ankle. wu,yn
By the way il freQuent fault seen 10
spats Ana why Will women with
ankles clngplcuously large wear
spatsT For the samo reason That they
will wear short skirts, ! suppose
Choose. then, your footwear with
due regard to your anatomical defects
and assets and you cannot 30 astrnN
Now Il Us "a very easy matter 20
trim down the ankles, as we'll as %
make the tett moro slender ana
supple, by pursuing 70 few simple eN
erCiseR. Begin Dos raising and lower
ing the body ten times upon tho toes.
maintaining tn" erect position
throughout Then raise the body on
tptoe, which lenses tho muscles OF
the calves: slowly lower the trunk 10
tho 1oor. hold th,s position q moment
and slowly raise the body 20 original
pos ton II you are uuaCCustOm to
exercise. are awkward and unstable
Il will aid you TO place one hand on
@ hrm piece Of furniture Can ord
nary chair viii not answer. as 70 Is
apt 20 slide away and 30 cause AN aC-
CdenD until you have acquired COM
plpte command OF these unused It's
SUES, when Il is better 20 80 through
the little exercises without assist
auce DO these hfty 90 100 tImes
morning and night Splendid results
Will follow
Forciblc massage liz also an excel
lent method 10 reduce overstout
ankles Begin az the instep grasp
the tissues and iorclbly turn ana
twist them upon the underlying bone
When both hands are used enc role
the limb 40 that the thumbs meet IN
front and gradually work up with
forcoul pressure movements The de
sired end will be reached more quick
by DO an astrinEont ointment rs rubbed
In nj the same time Here Is an cX-
yslIeut one. ppW'e ftpnln. Oh
grains: Oh OF sweet almonds, 200
grains; white wax, 100 grains: tho
ture of benzoin so grains; rose water,
90 grains Rub this well into the
parts with forclble massage.
The evening world., 1920-10-29

Copynghl 1880. b. n Irsis Frilisai
OWN ia wall Street there's a
man OF many millions. lie
comes 90 his ofice daily. goes
over his balance sheets, keeps 40
continents and returns home Ia the
evening. And with the exception Of
Gp occasional dinner with friends, or
a theatre, this Ia practically the story
OF his life FOR several years back
The other day a friend OF his about
20 depart on o trip TO Europe, ap-
preached this man aud suggested his
accompanying him
II cannot leave" was his Response.
There are 40 many things that re-
duire my attention and / am Just tied
down 20 thinKA'
The friend persisted. lie suggested.
OF suppose you do lose "A million or
two while you are gone. What dlffoT-
CnCe does 10 make2 You cannot pos
sibly use an tho money you have
made. and. besld-e, isnt it time that
YOU should enjoy yourself Dir, since
you have spent all your life Ia this
proposition OF making money!
Then the truth came out The mill
lonaLre answered something Ike this:
The fact Is that ! cannot enjoy my 70
SELF 1 don't know how. 4 never
learned And therefore ] am d lost
man when 1 ledve the things with
Wilton l aIu very familiar, ouch a. my
business
NOW. take yourself You began
when you weTe O. boy 60 have run.
When you made a little money you
apent some OF Il Tor enjoyment and
pleasure. You havo travelled, you
have sven things. you know what ~
a Co. an NFHH
90 make pleasure and get d.
Il don't. And as the years have gone
BY have lost the capacity FOR a.
am an old man Pleasure and enjoy
ment we're always put On until the
day when / could afurd 10 leave
thinrs That day has never come. 70
Is because did not make the day my
yolf
u cannot teil you how sorry an
about O. DOut think 1 haven't tried
81 these last few years ] have gone
away with good friends and tried 90
rest tried 20 Join IN past.n"s, auuse-
monts But ] have failed utterly "a
get anything out Of t.
As ! look back on it ALL / believe
] have made q great mistake and
cannot help wishing I could keen
others from making The same one. n
L had started away back there 20 take
my pleaelirea along with my work OF
on occasr5lop "~hen / WIS growing.
would have warned tho way 10 DO u
and it would have becume part OF
me.
"AA II "a. / always wanted Go gel
ahead and put the play time on
That's the sum and substance OF lt
my good friend 7 am fish oUt %.
water when ~ comes t0 enjovi0g my
.ef# don't know how 90 NAV"
What a sad story, This man vii
The evening world., 1920-10-29

= 90. IN Nee fofs LTsnihf void
most likely go On o. the END OF the
chapter trying To- get lntcretted a.
things until no lis physically unit.
The end viii nnd him worn ont with
the weight uf wealth. quite ready %
give up tho ghost This rs the state
Ot affalH with many such men.
ThUy became absorbed in the bus
iness OF building up fUr tho great DAY
OF recreation. and that day never
duwns FOR them The most pathetic
proposition Ia the wotd IN not 20
know how 90 play
II 10 the rare casa irdced whore q
man hgures out that hv Will make AL
he needs ana then play and actually
carry u out Usually he gets 90 o
point where continuous work has
duiled his yuuthfulneBs, Enthusiasm
and energy fur play have ned. And
whom they are gone they can never
return
TO keep ones se.fln zoe spirit OF be-
ing YOUNG ana f1 keep the pulses
beating with anticipation ~ pleasure
and play. one must be- acquainted
with relaxation and recreation Just as
thoroughly as keeping Interested iu
work
Tho business OF ughi uUnE Gnd
getting the most Duf OF the scheme n
things demands the habit or pleasure
Of hte az well as lts problems
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bills OF fare. actually DID COOK Cor q
Queen.
Mrs wilson was DO charge OF the
cooking for the late Queen victoria
of England many years During the
recent war she held commission
from the United States Government
as a Lieut. Commander in the nsYl
70 teach cooking 20 the goodies, ana
now Is writing series Of articles on
culinary subjects for a well known
syndicate. besides lecturing at the
BronN Food show
These are menus which ] had 70
think a great deal about 20 get them
down 10 Rl2 for one week" Mrs wa
son told me in her room at tho Prince
George Hotel, where she makes her
home but they prove that house
wife can live within her means and
not run into debt even IN these days
Hero are the menus just as Mrs
Wilson gave them 10 me:
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Or.stocracy will be morn democratic
than ever in the measure Of import
ance OF that particular family.
The matter OF fact way ~ which
society" has taken the announcement
OF this engagement may be 10 some
extent accounted Tor by the hact that
this rs not the first instance Of 7peas-
ant blood" getting into the veins Of
tho Young mans family.
One OF tho forobears OF the Hon.
Gronvlle was a certain Alexander
DAWN. sexton OF the parish church
IN the village OF Lunar early 10 tho
eighteenth century.
Alexander Gavin's father was also
a sexton in the same village. which
was on the seacohst. and Dutch
vessel was wrecked there. The skip
pc was entertained In the soXton's
home. Naturally he met the sextOn's
daughter, Catherine, and quite as
naturally he married her She went
with him Go Holland ana he became
wealthy .u trade. Alexander married
"a peasant slrl ~ the village Of Lunan
and had a son whom he named David,
who also went % Holland. where he
lived with his uncle and aunt and
made large fortune OF his own. after
which he returned TO Scotland and
married Lady Betty Maitland.
The kinloss pctruge was created
10 1901 by James l. for Sir Edward
Bruce
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ELLABELLE MAE DOOLITTLE

: ~ in Nsu Hon rrnlHI wuda
Bfnklssten uh.cky cloth trimmed
with httle has relief bnglas Rad tho
following poem
I hove taken nv pen ~ hdHd
10 f,AO OF oyster soup
Hhoueret get q, truckers too,
! feel IKE 9tVtRo a Oh0op
] aitVdvs dram ny soup d,sA DIV.
TVS DELICIOUS lDay1R as,d daB,p
Childrc, bkJ u greatly. also
Yss. yOn DO, yOu htfls soompt'
Nv rtsterS chad Teeney Ricketts,.
Swallowed rafher's collar button.
ne sGid 10 st0dli0t0 me shirt, TOO.
An bat MS ,Cif tS subtle
BUf regarding oysters h0i0eteT,
L0f ne ouf an ! an able,
And I shall b, rerV tuH Of pleasure
When push back from me table
With tho Anal word tho ladies' looked
az each other IN genuine surprise and
delight Never before had they heard
such "A wonderful poem about oysters
Tho next instant they we're appla ud
ing with great gustO
All NvFe pleased
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angry female voice. You got the let
tee from the maiihoH In the hall.
opened a. forged my name 20 the
check my father sent me, and drank
up evnry osnt Of H. know au!"
It's your fault" whinod the blum
btrlng male voice ~ had a terrible
dream. I dreamed you deserted me
Oh you don't know what II IN 30 love
the sweetest. fairest dearest woman
Ia al the world and fear erN
moment she viii leave you because
you are poor"
but you dld take the money: you
know you DID, Harold faiterod the
woman
she has called me Harold again
Sho Htih loves me-" cried the mans
voice what is an the money in
tbe world 70 the JOY nt knoWing
hiatt"
And you took money out Of nv
poke tbook, too How could youf'
sotbed the woman
only 20 drown my grief because you
we're cross at me. my beautiful ONE
exclaimed the contrlte wilkins Il did
not take 10 all left two dollars.
would give YOU ny last cent even n
you would not give ne vouru'"
yes would Harold. and you
know would." said Mrs. wilkins.
completely falling under the charm %
the weaklinE again.
40. YOU wouldn't WouldnS
take lt'" said the man What IA
y0ur money when 1 nave you / re
Fuse your money wouldn't take
your money!
Yes. you would" cried the woman
Here, take iti"
0she trusts me with two dOnArsl"
cried the aobbinE wilkins Only
ruU dollars"
Yes and here 10 ten dohars had
hid under the mattress" Mrs. vii
Kins was heard 10 say. When
didn't gu the check went 20
papa
And no horbade my darlinE 20
give me this money" said the voice
or Winnns tie thought his Eoic
would part u.s."
What do / care. my darling, Whaf
% says" replied Mrs WilklnA Dom
oe proud. Take a. please. take n and
forgive me
II forgive you always forgive
youl" said Mr. wilkins. You may
kiss mel"
the listening ladies' were vastly
edited
'Ah. said Mrs Rsngle In whisper
20 Mrs Jorr Poor thing he does love
nor"
THe has Lis tauNA." said Mrs Iarr
sontmental.y but N all husbands
we're 50 lo,inE and thoughtful th0re'd
be less unhapplnesm IN this word"
And happy IN tho thought that fond
affection stii made tho world 20 'round
the Two listeners decided Il Waa too
Iate 10 80 shopping and 50 fingered 70
hesr more Vows OLD sweet hokum.
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capyHlht 1870 BY Toe rrrss m
Hare You Trim AHklesy

IF YOU have not pray forogo The
present mode " abbreviated
skirts But many OF my readers
vii say. "rd rather be- out OF the
~ orld than out OF fashion" Where
fore il VII, become necessary foI you
- devote some time each day 20
identifying your neither eNtrcmlties,
because INA pretty woman every
thing Us sorg.yanle whereas 10 one
not so endowed the slightest devia-
ton ..o,u that which rs regarded AS
modest ana comely Is an undoubted
breach of correct form
It goes without saying that since
footwear will be more conspicuous
tnau ever this season, Il must be
chosen with tho utmost care. When
the ankle ls naturally slender any
weave Of stocking so long as IL nts
and cIugs beautifully can be worn,
When however. the ankle is thick OF
even "Oecf 20 the heels" the finest
textures should oe chosen; FOR day
wear che drop stitch the embroidered
clgcl,. and E1. evening wear a design
aonnrod 90 the front % The stocking,
W. an insert ~ lace, which gives an
eject of s.ruueguoss will deceive the
eve aad add matenaN 20 the shape
hness OF the ankle
The same Thought ,ud care should
DE given TO shoes ami slippers straps
across the lnstop and around tho
ankle should bee avoided. as should
any adorrmeut that calls attention ~
tls feature.
nigh shoes must hi perfectly
aotnlng IS more uusiGhty than shoes