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TALBOT SUCCEEDS
FRENCH IN IRELAND
Child Finds Bomb in Police
Station-Olficer Throws
1t in Streets.
z DIE, 3 HURT. IN EXPLOSION
Dublin Castle Announces TAX
ing Irish Census Will BE
Postponed Indefinitely.

LONDON. April /. ricld Marshal
N!scoun; French Of yrrcs will hc
Succeeded as Lord-I.icutcuant ana
-iovermor-Gcncral or lrclaGG by Lord
Edmund hernarh Talbot. who has
hcld the post OF joint parliamentary
f"rre,nry for the T.'c'anry.
Niscount French was appointed
Lord Liu"tcnant Of ireland in laiS
"A The outbreak OF The woru' war he
"'S in command OF the Hrl, ,i f.ru-s
in France and Flanders. "A position
lie he'd um,!l he was relieved hy
Fi'.d Marshal Sir Douglas lInig in
December, 1915. one "r hi. great
achievements was The famous bal
Il" "f Yprr>. the winuing OF which
barred the chanmol ports from = Ger
:"an invasion and sa-rd !:n.,and
I'm Invasion. ON his r"tircmrn5 in
France ho WAS crcntcd via.ount
'i'ncn "r Yprcs.
Meck surprise was cvlnccI when
fr"nch vas made l.ord-Iicu...aant Of
ireland The Irish Na;ionalists cx-
pressed the belief that his adminis-
'r"'!"n would be criticized hy rem
i'S"nt"tlEr ministers. Ills ruic IN
ireland never proved happy one.
because 81 his strong stand against
'h" radicals ana his declaration that
a Slhn fcin republic would never bc
established there. In December. 1919.
IN unsuccessful attempt was made to
asshSsinaic Niscouu, French while he
Was motoring In Ireland His party
was amhushed aud fired upon. but the
Lord Lieutenant escaped injury. For
some time there have been rumors o;
the possible resignation Of Viscount
French.
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2 KILLED, I WOUNDED
nv RAID ON STILL


EIcIITON. MISS. April AS the
result ar Il fight growing out oi a
raid on an alleged iliici; disti.lcry.
Six miles from Rich;on. this afternoon,
Deputy United states Ma~sh"l
Greene and j. l.. punhan!. marshal
Of i;ichton. were killed. Henry Bond.
an alleged noonshincr. was seriously
wounded and man named Morris is
ia jail At Rich;nn. charged with mur-
der
The shooting followed an attcmp,
,by the two officers 10 raid a still.
alleged to have been operated by
Morris aud Bond. Details Of the
tragedy are mcaScr. no statement
having been made 10y the Two alleged
hlockadcrs. Bond was taken 10 q
hospital in Laurel lair this afternoon.
where il was stated tonight that his
chances for recovery are considered
very slight.
Feeling against Morris is said to hu
very acute and mob violence i
feared l, is understood her" ihn'
officers viii make an uttcmp; to re-
move HIM 10 another county some
time tonight
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state Legislative Reference bureau.
who Will act as secretary
pr Lawrence = Register, of Nor
folk.
Mrs. Louis Erownlcw. chairman Of
the child welfare committee of the
League Of Women Voters Of Peters,
hurS.
Mrs. w w King. executive secrc-
'ary OF the community Welfare
League of Stnun,on.
Miss Nora Houston. !cg!sIativc
chairman of the Virginia League Of
Women Voters. of Richmond
Dr Mary Hrydon, of the state
Board Of Health.
The commission is To meet at the
cali Of Mr.. Morrisscttc, the secretary
While il is generally believed that
the Virginia laws relating To child
welfare arc about as up-to-datc as
those in other states. there have been
some who say there are Il few points
which could be revised. The main
body of the present laws will not be
changed, however.
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BIG FOUR" BROTHERHOODS
TO CONFER WITH OWNERS
lEY Assncin,cd rrn.s

NEW YORK, .\i'ril l.-Iieads of the
BE -Four" hr"thcrhc"ds have, ac-
'tpt"d an invitation to confer acrn
next Monday with special commit =
'e" al tho National Association al
owners OF Hailr"ad Securities. or
problems confronting The railrnaa,
Of the country.
;. Davies Warhcla, president OF The
association. announced toniSat thar
" ftriE had been received from War
rem >. stone. chief Of the iru,h.rnooa
OF l."c"m"iiv" Engineers. stating th:,,
n" and tn" three other brotherhood
'Hi"iS' or their representatives. wo,ld
l." on hand Mr.. stone also r,.ru.stod
mar tw" additional representatives,
"g permitted t" attend. which was
agreed to
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DA WIS NAMES BODYTOSTUDY
CHILDREN,S WELFARE LA WS
udge }. Hoge Ricks, Of Richmond Juvenile Court,
Heads Commission to Bring Statutes of
Virginia Up to Date.

In order 10 bring VirGinia's laws
lating 10 the welfare OF the chill
zen Of the state up TO date. Gov
nor Westmorc!and Davis yesterday
,,poinicd a "Childrcns Code Commits
on" which VIII examine the laws
| other states relating to this mat
r and VIII suggest such changes in
u Virginia law as may be ncccs-
|try though i. is planned To keen
~ body OF the present statutes
ractically intact.
Justice j. iiogc Kicks. OF the .Iuvc-
he ana Domestic Relations Court.
as appointed by the Governor as
lairman "f the commission. and
irving with him will be:
John ". stephenson, member o:
&c General Assembly from Warm
prin."
William W. pcN. judgc Of the Juvc-
Ne and Domestic Relations Court Of
orfolk.
G. H. Morrissettc. director OF the
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my wife threw the kiss over her
shoulder"
Did she actually throw a kiss. or
did she merely wave her hand" asked
Mr.. Straus.
she threw a kiss, Just like that"
said the witness. who illustrated the
action by also throwing a kiss FI!s
wife. seated beside Mr.. Straus at the
trial table. was directly in range OF
Mr.. ilcironimus' demonstration. but
ii went clear over her head At Least
she tilted tho edge OF her petite nose
at that moment.
First shock Cnme on Honeymoon.
'Do YOU know to whom the kiss
was thrown2" asked S,raus
Yes, but don't want 10 mention
the name replied tho witness
though, when urged 20 do so. he Sad
il WAS directed toward Colonel Con
solvo.
Mr.. Heironimus declared that no
received his first shock at the outses
OF his matrimonial venture, when re
Continued on Page 2, CA. i.j
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FIND STILLS ON LAND OF
MAYOR AND POLICE JUSTICE
lEN Nssoclntrh Ir.ss. /

%EWpOET NEWS. VA April L.
Federal prohibition officers swcn,
through Wa:vick County yesterday.
uncarth.ng and destroying ton SINS.
most Of which were located on land
owned by Mayor l.. W. IIjdcn and
former Police Justice T.. :. Robinson,
both Of this city. rh" land is un-
tcnaScd. Part of 81 still was found
hidden in an abandoned barn on the
property OF the former police justice.
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CCNFESSES TO AIDING
HARRY STARR IN ROBBERY
lEy Aesncin1cd rrrss l

HARRISON. ARK, Npril i.-Hutus
Rollins today confessed that he was
cnc %! li"ury Starr's companions
when the latter WAS Killed while at
tempting 10 rob the Peoples Bank
here recently officers hero aunounccd
Rollins was sentenced on a plea az
guilty To a charge of attempted rob
berry TO serve three years in the Ar
kansns rcniicntiary. Rollins said he
Is 4 farmer arh lives near C.arcmorc.
Okla
Two o;hor arrests are looked FOR
as II re~ult of The confession. llol-
Inns is champion "brOucho buster" o.:
ihc world. having won ,hat title q,
Winnipeg, Canada, last year. lie told
Judge J. NJ. Shnn that the robbery
here was his first attempt,
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We'll Street Finds Way to
urn an Honest Penny"
IEv United News. /

NEW YORK. April 1.-Thc neat
est scheme to turn an honest pom
ny on a dul day in tho street"
has been discovered by a group of
Wall Street men. Here il IS:
They e"li American Telephone
and Telegraph stock short Il;
los t.. Then they buN \. r. x r.
bonds At l0r. i'hr bonds are con
ycriiblc into the stock. 80 they
turn around and convert them.
Net profit. @l-c points on every
share without putting up nickol.
Then they do IL all over again.
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UNCR0WNED KING OF HUN
PR0LETARIAT is KILLED
IHy Associated rress. |

BERLIN. April l.-Wilhcim Syit.
known as the mncrowmed king of
Berlin prolctariat," died this morning
ns result OF a bullet wound received
Yesterday after he struck II police
man who arrested him on suspicion
that he was planning n general stril<.
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CHILD FINDS HOMtIN
III HLfN POLICE STATION
{ By Associated Press

ny .N"SUVINttU PrCSS-
i't EiIN. April IA Child found a
h"mh today in tho ruins Of the Ross
Carbcry Police Barracks. the seen,
early yesterday of Sim rcln at
tack. and handed It 10 policeman
VINO. seeing the pin was missing
threw /; INTO the street. II exploded.
Ki.!ins TWO persons and seriously
""undinS three others. Several per-
sons suffered minor injuries. \
former soldier. whose home is in
Cork. was 'ircd upon today by four
civilians. Though seriously wounded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02

rk iAlioMA CITY. OKLA. ApriI |.
.-Thr Oklahoma House Of Rcprescn
t.stivcs investigation committee rr.
mort recommending Impeachment
'h"rs'S against Governor i. t. y.
h"otrtS"n failed /" gain necessary
votes for adoption On final rul! rail
al o'clock Tonight. The vote was
- FOR. ~ against and 3 absent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02

BEuFORT. y. C., April 1.-The gov
ernn:ent tug Robin. towing a barge.
is reported in distress with engine
trouble OF Cape Lookout Shoals. with
Il forty'nilc wind blowing. 4 tug
sent to search for the disabled yes
sci last night, returned to port this
morning without having located h-r.
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Confirmed on rage :. col. b
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LEA AssocIntrL rrc.s-l

PARIS, April IA dispatch 10 the
East Europe Agency from budapest
says former Emperor Charles, accom-
panied by two British officers. has
left Stcinamangcr for Switzerland.
There is no confirmation OF this re-
port from other sources
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Arrest Two for Smuggling Narcotics.

Edward Dunn, OF san Francisco, and
Edward Heating. OF Boston. were al
rested here today on charge 9.
emugElinE narcotics. The detectives
found 1000 grains ot cocaine in the
mems effects. 1t l. believed by Of
hce:s the drugs were brought from
Mexico.
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ALL PARLIAMENT
\ STRIKE; FLOODS
NPER|L COLL|ER|ES
vcrnment Apparently Holds
Upper Hand, Despite Threat
Of Triple Alliance.
ERY MINE is CLOSED
IN UNITED KINGDOM
bile. Stocked With Reserve
)'upplies Of Coal. Will Not
Feel Effect at Present.
VISION IN MINERS RANKS
hli>ing Ruin Sabotage Would
ntail, Some Take Steps to Safe
guard Their Interests.
eRY MINE Is CLOSED
IN UNITED KINGDOM
hli<iiig Ruin Sabotage Would
ntail, Some Take Steps to Safe
guard Their Interests.

.bNDD\. April i.-~ummonrd by
nj p."rinmnti"n, the Parliament
! rc""nNrnr N"nIinI wing in ..a
tr "f rmcrE"nrH,'' due 4" the r"nI
Ike.
Ia" iiriti~h cabinet held long
sion 1'ridn, afternoon. considering
at steps wonid be taken under the
nr-powrr" prnriumntion. mt
II! "i the Eu,"rnn'"n' Hrnhrr y
remaining IN tondon over I'll"
cI.-rnd. 4" br read, Tor any
rrgcnc!.
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woman Flies ,cro<s ANDES.

SANTIAGO. CHILE. Apri! i.-Mm..
AIrcunc Holland the French avia-
triN. ncw across the Andes from Men
duza. Argentina, 10 Chiic today Her
dying time was -four hours. Sh" was
lhc first Mnmhm 10 pcrtOrm thn icAt.
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nc pies. -Four ,ur, in m.plo>ion.

MOUI.TI!if.. Ga. April l-Lcnwood
roper was killed and four other men
otcd at the Cooper sawmil! at Mi
i've. in Mitchell County, today. John
smith and another man were blown
10 a Mnll and dnmgrrnuslv hurt.
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Saunders with tourh.

.At,oruey-Gcn"ral saunders was
then consulted in tho matter ami in
an opinion contond.d that The act
Was constitutional, and that the
board was acting within It's rights
Ills opinion was sustained Yesterday
by the appellate court
approximately Sl,5ooooo in county
bonds which have been under fir" in
this same caus" viii now he released.
\. \. Cooke, Assistant state Highway
Commissioner. said last night. Fair
fan County has about S5co.oao bond
issue for roadways wiiich II wishes
TO noat. and thcr" are several other
counties which nave smaller sums
which can now be ISSUED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02

HoMl \pril i--pnc hundred Of
uccrS aud men OF the United states
cruiser Pittsburgh were received IN
audience 10y Pope Bcncdc; Friday
nornin".
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HUNS RESPONSIBLE
FOR WAR, VIEW OF
HARDING CABINET
Administration to Lend Moral
Support in Allies Course To
ward Former Foe.
DAMAGES LEVIED MUST
BE DETERMINED FAIRLY
Impression Of Lack of Svm-
pathy in Effort to Exact Rep
arations Ill-Founded.
NlNINNIS TASK Is DIrr,CI;Lr
Whether frcncl, Envoy viii Bc
ADJ" I" Delay Passage Of Peace
Resolution Prnblcnaticai.
DAMAGES LEVIED MUST
GE DETERMINED FAIRLY
N'IiNNrs TASK is DIErlcuLr
whether French Envoy viii Bc
ADJ" (" Delay Passage, Of Peace
Resolution Prnblcnaticai.
Bs John t.lriss.,rr.

tniicd News stan Corrcspondcn;.
WASHINGTON, April l.-Germany
must admit her moral rc.ponsibility
for The war, and must pay rcparatlons
I" the limit OF hcr ability.
This. It-can be- stated. is tho at,!-
tude 81 the American governmcn. TO
%" communicated 10 Rene viviani.
special envoy of France. now in tho
capital, If, indeed. i, has not alrcady
been communicated
F"ara that America might assist
Germany in cNadilS hcr Obligations.
held in part responsible for Viyiaui's
mission. are considered absurd in
highest quarters. No basis exists IL
ia learned, for tile impression that
the administration is uusympathctic
TO the attempts Of the allied powcrs
TO compel Germany 10 make all resti-
tuition possible.
VIII Lead Moral support.
Thc Information on the views OF
III" administration is considered of
deepest significance in Indicating the
iuturc course OF American policy. IL
reveals that this governments in so
far as principles are concerned. will
afford the allied mowers Justice.
sought by Viviani. in the form OF
moral support and cooperation in
IN" allied course toward Germany
America has been s..ent on the CO.
"rctNa measures undertaken by the
allies against Germany. Her oppos:-
ton 40 the rcparations terms. while
never officially communicated was
well known in European foreign o.
;iccs. The military activities OF
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ALLIED POWERS PROTEST.
tItpSilt Itt. RI:SVOIt ALTON

! l.N NSStglJt"I E'rtSS.
VIENNA Arrii H.. Austria has
granted :; safe conduct 10 former
Empcr"r Charles 10 20 to Swi,acr-
land. not only ~ pr!nciplc. but Ia
TACT The British. French ana ltaiinn
ministers called upon Chancellor
Mayr this morning aud presented the
protest Of tho powers against a
Iinrshurg restoration.
While the attitude a.! The cmtcmtc
had hocn known. the Incident IS re-
Gardcd here a being meant to
strengthen TIE hands OF the govern
m.nt In ease Of now looked FOR
cvcnrualitics
rrcsascs Early "Cmrtaii."
Overnight developments pr"sagrd
an early curtain on tho last act Of
til" drama of Stclnamang.r. and the
way is all prepared for the former
Empcror's departure. ncpoor;s from
inside political sources in Budapest
Indicate that persons who compro-
missed themselves IN the adventure
already are seeking a way ont
The firm attitud" OF tho entente
aud the menace OF the military
power OF C2cch"- Slovakia. JuGo-
Slavia ana Rumauia ar. said to have
brought even the maihcst monarch
!sts to sanity. Although military
mpotcn, Austria's uncompromisimg
attitude showed them they could look
!or no aid here.
It is learned that dipl"matic cir
clcs mere this morning received as
surancvs from Budapcs: that Charles
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SEE TAX BAR TO
MORE SCHOOL PAY
Chamber Of Commerce Repre-
scntatives Appear Before
Finance Committee.
BIGGER CLASSES ARE URGED
superintendent Claims Body's
Methods Of Calculation
Not Approved.

'rl. ,ls.. g.. 49,,
''''''''"S '''''r
h which t" incre"s" taxes FOR IN"
purpose cf m.e;!u" tho -ccommonda-
tior at tho civ Sch.o, un,rd fo,
r,i.,,., .,,...,.. CO.. ,.....,..
'" - ''H '"""'' '''"''''''e' ''H
n'Gh' 10y committee from tho
rhamner of Commerce. embracing.
ii.rr, " ro,r,r >, y,-,,,.,
-, -. -,
'e''
roy 'he 'n"nh.r appeared hcior" the
."iuwitt.. E" reply 10 tho statements
ur"yiousi, made hy officials Of tho
school department.
Slp.TIrt. .nd"ut liiu. In replying 20
IN" remarks az tho in"mb.rs az The
committee. said that i, would not be
possible {" Keep tho high standard
of the schp". urlcsS good teachers
wer" secured. ana that could not lac
don. unless proper Inducements in
tn" shap" 80 salary were "xtended.
Wi;h th"s" opposing VIEWS the
eommittc" took IA. matter under
consideration. and may b" ahlc to
'eI'"r' "" ''S innings "''h'" -"
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''','n ,I'
mn .,,.,, r,,,
/. ,r;e ,i,,. v.o,,l,l .,,,.r,. ;,s ,i,r.a.
win tn. natural reduction Of teach
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So to Baltimorc: York River Line;
6:l0 p. NJ. daily, Ex. Sun.-Adv.
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!: fns, trains daily Richmond to Nor
folk via c. & p.-3 ~. NJ. Il noon,
4:l0 T.. M.-Adv.
Evening star., 1921-08-05
HOME ECONOMICS.
BY MRS. ELIZABETH KENT.
Planning Dinner.

If you have different, ages in your
household to be fed you can save
yourself time and worry and work
by having the needs Of each in mind
when you plan your meals. Dinner Is
the main meal of the day, and dieti-
tians recommend with more and more
agreement that it should come at the
end OF the days work, even for chill
dren. It is better for them to have
their dinner before the grown-ups. so
bedtime than at noon. Meat, or meat
substitutes Is always the central fact
of dinner; let it be Of sort that all
can share. That Is, have mutton, beef.
chicken. fish, rather than pork. veal.
or beans. But II you have the meats
easily digest, have some protein food
that they can take in place of It. Have
beans without pork, served with a
little crisp bacon. for they can eat
bacon, when pork and beans might
give them very uncomfortable time.
be served with indigestible meat, and
will quite satisfy both the very old
and the younger ones. without any
meat. Be sure to serve plenty OF
vegetables always, but especially
when some members of the family
should be served at dinner, II not
every day. certainly several times
week. and the opportunity for provfd-
ing good nourishment in soups and
Of using up leftovers economically Is
very great.
Indeed, the chief source Of economy
among the French is probably their
clever use Of soups. Children and old
people may eat any sort of good. soup.
getting their protein from the milk
used in it. II necessary. 80 with des-
skrts. milk puddings, custard and
cornstarch. plain cakes, ice creams
and the like. in which eggs are used,
fresh and canned and dried fruits, are
good for everybody. but rich pastry
means special provision Of something
else for those who may not eat it.
Copyright 1921
Evening star., 1921-08-05
Reduction.

. Judging from the number of letters
have received lately there itsan in
creasing interest among my sders
on the subject of reducing. AZ al
ways very glad to find this, for A5ne-
how to me fat woman Is pathetic
object in these very hot summer days
There is never any reason why q
woman should be tat. It is so easy to
reduce II one will only put ones mind
to 1t.
|. There are a few simple principles
which every one must learn, and after
that the whole thing is only a matter
Of addition and subtraction. II you
weigh more than you should you are
eating too much. You may not want
to admit it-few people do-but am
sorry to say the fact remains, never
theless.
The easiest thing in finding out
| what you should eat is to make a
study OF what you are eating now:
What you are eating now constitutes
your maintenance diet: it is the
| thing that Is keeping you too fat.
Take list Of caloric values. lists
| which are published in this space
from time to time. and by use Of them
find out Just what the caloric value
Of your present diet is. That 1t ia
too much you will know from the
Evening star., 1921-08-05
&S8$&$s,sgf &S8$ssS&e>A &e>A8gaBz|f i As /
A1LW Louro, A. krslunn fTS
Loupo, ,ANnk111al1

have. I'VE all have. Sometimes the
work she Is doing is really of
nature that cannot be laid aside for
moment, but oftener It is the kind
a minute or two while mother takes
her child into her lap and listens to
it's little troubles or answers its
eager questions or does some little
thing for it that will make it happy
for hours. Although the mother is
child. yet she hasn't time to make
the child happy in that house!
Then there's the wife question Of
being game" to go somewhere on
Come on-.let's go out in the woods
for supper tonight" suggests John
impulsively, running into the kitchen
where Mary is canning. But Mary
looks up with a forbidding frown
and replies. Il can't. L want to get
| and stored toight SO that I can have
a clear kitchen to work in omorrow," I"
In other words, she takes the Joy
out of life" She puts her mere
housekeeping duties before the hap
is working primarily to make a
happy home for him!
And let US not forget mother and
grandma In our campaign against
our housekeeping selfishness-and it
Is just SeiAshheSS, dhu ho.iihS
that makes US put our household
duies before the pleasure Of others;
it is hard for us to drop thing In
which We have become interested,
and to fly off somewhere or take up
some other work in which some one
else, not we, are interested.
Many home are blessed with sweet
faced old people whose hearts are as
young as our own and who can still
enjoy good time when good times
come their way. But, unfortunately,
the busy housekeeper of the family
does not feel called upon to inter-
,rupt her working schedule to go on
little jaunts with these elderly dear
and there to get them something
that will give them pleasure. Yet
they, even more than the younger
members Of the family. are are the
ones who should be made happy
for they will not be with us quito
as long as the younger ones.
do not want to make my reader
friends sad by speaking like this,
but I do want to impress them with
the fact that 1t is possible to carry
the good housekeeping" ideal too
far; and that often good housekeep-
ing is achieved at the expense OF
fort To my mind 1t Is better to be
partly a bad housekeeper and take
time to make other people happy
than to be a perfect housekeeper and
never have q minute to give to our dear
Therei Now I hope every house,
keeper who has read this will go
right out and take her entire family
to the circus!