The Washington times., 1921-01-13

we cannot pay the price, we cannot
get the blessing
It'll thou hast penetrated behind
the VEIL thou hast heard naught
The ear OF the uninitiated cannot
receive an angels message
| "The last sentence expresses so
we'll what ] have tried TO express
myself that 1t gave me a shock TO
read It,"
She ended another letter with this
wish:
CALLED HIM "OLD PAIL
May sweet dreams rest you. dear
old pal o. mine"
| In another letter written just be-
| fore this she said:
Cyclone: 1t does please me to
get letters when you say you are
smiling and keeping straight
back bone for / know how difficult
II is, and yet ! can't imagine the
Cyclone / know doing anything else.
He has the patience Of fisherman
| and the tenacity OF bulldog.
| 81 like writing to my IL. o. NJ. so
much that / feel rather guilty about
other people"
A little later she wrote under a
| Sunday date:
My Dear Cyclone:
What good Sundays we have had.
haven't we? And looking back. ]
realize that those Sundays that were
good were good because YOU were
happy And II you were happy, th"t
was all that was necessary to 90
NJ. b. happy. and vice versa.
| do wish that / could really
| Joy peace and quiet In the count:N
myself. Cyclone. but can't. 1t leaves
too much of a blank and just makes
one ache"
JOLLY PARTIES FREQUENT.
Jolly parties at frequent intervals
given by Major Miller, his associate,
| Major Jackson. and Lieutenant Tom
T.. Rilca took place at the Chateau
Nouvray. according to burlesqucd
army orders which Mrs. Miller found
among her husbands papers.
Here are three of the orders:
April 80, 1919.
Special orders. No. 1000
paragraph 100:
Pursuant to the Geographic in
structions, Department OF Desire, the
following:
Miss Marcia Warren. a. r. c.
Miss Maude Bgge. IA. Q. NJ, A..
A. G.
Miss Hope Hathaway, A. r. c.
! =,
their respective post commands. to
| Vouvray Chateau, Vile de la Bour
ges. to arrive at 6 p. m. reporting in
arrival to the commanding officer of
this station, for the purpose OF pre-
pairing a suitable repast, which, COM
bined with the sunshine Of their pres
ence, will thus dispel the gloom CLOUDS
now permeating the systems of the
inmates OF this station. which cause
HI
| brings discredit to the military serv-
| ice Upon completion of this duty
they will return to their proper sta
| lions.
| The quartermaster will furnish the
| necessary transportation and will fur
nish rations in kind for the period
| necessary to complete this duty.
Travel by automobile is authorized.
THE travel directed is necessary in
the military service.
by order OF Majors Miller and
| Jackson. TOM +. RILEA
| First Lieut.. and Adjt.
| THE Adjutant"
ANOTHER BURLEsQUED ORDER.
May 4. 1919.
| Memorandum Order:
1.-THE Misses Warren. Bigge. and'
Hathaway, having reported for duty
| in compliance with Paragraph 100,
| Special order 1000. Current Series,
this Headquarters, are hereby assigned
| to duty in the culinary department.
and they will proceed at once with
the task OF throwing together n
| bunch of chow.
"2-In addition to her other duties.
Miss Bigge is hereby appointed En-
| tertainment Officer for the evening,
| and will render selections on the
| piano at frequent intervals.
so. In addition to her other duties.
Miss Warren is hereby appointed
'Saladonian.' and will proceed at once
| with the erection of her famous salad
"A. Miss Hathaway. in addition to
her other duties, is hereby appointed
court Jester. and will tighten the
tortuous hours of waiting prior to
mess call with bright and intelligent
| wittiCisms.
-. The uniform will be aprons.
| by order OF Majors Miller and
Jackson. TOM +. RILEA,
| FIRST Lieut. and Adjt.
THE Adjutant."
Justice Faber has reserved decision
on Mrs. Miller's plea for separation.
he thankful you are paying an in
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