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THE IRVING.


1881 Irving St NV.
Nicely furnished 4-room apartment; vacant
FRANCIS A BLUNDON CO.. 707 G st. NV.
Sd JOHN MARSHALL PLACE NV. = COM
rIetely furnished housekeeping apis. nr and
; rooms and kitchcnettes; gas and electricity
141s MASS. AVE. S.E.-s35 For 2 LAR'E
rooms. porch and bath. comfortably furnished
f1T ksTpiEE gas rai: siec5ciei5 c9c no
MERIDIAN MANSIONS. 500 1Gth sT--FUi
nished single room and bath. $50 per month
See Ulirhant. -
1915. 1l,h ST. NV LARGE. NICELY
furnished outside rooms and kitchen, ss,S'i.
APT. l. 1865 COLTMKIA EiD.--FIRsT FLOOR
front apartment for rent il party buying fur-
nitnre; new apt. house. can between $50
FOR RENT. FOR THE SIMMER. N THE
Wyoming apartment house. far4,shed :-roon
arartment baths. Telephone North GIL CT
1907 X ST, NV ROOMS. BATH. PoRCsL.
garage; July 1; Sic5. Sc
. INTERNAL REvENrE ':il;tkS 10 SHIRE
r"omy. pleasant. mctera alsc'i':act, both c:'r
refs exchanged; now " civ. tele9hal.:.
ADDRESS Rox ans-M. S:ar onire.' "a
CLIFTON TERRACE 31i NEST, I4t5 AND
Clifton-Attractive front hor>ekrrnin: apart
m"nt. roor,>. reception hall i;.st lath: .ir1
porciIes; nicely furnished: in excellent confi-
rion; from June 20 to October !. -
l..
also furnished room for lady Phone mornings,
Columbia TAO. 13s
:,,l0 ONTARIO ROAD N.W.-Mr PLEASANT
districts large rooms. hath: new furniture
for sale at sacrifice. &c
: ROOMS AND BATH. SLEEFING PORCH.
a mi, furnished for housekeeping: adiilts:
heat furnished: private entrance; garage l.
desired. 500. Phone North 5.1s-J. Sc
BEDROOMS. LIBRARY. PARLOR. MAS
>ive mahogany furniture: electric vicercIa:
beautiful. large dining room. kitchen. bata
hallway and closets: everything complete. SLID
monthly. Apt. 49,. the Susquehanna. 1880 W
-. NV. W. ID. SULLIVAN 90, Inc, SIT
18th St NV. 8s
LARGO ROOMS FOR REFINED PEOPLE:
well kept apartment house; immediate possess
>icn. Col 5ST6-J- So
6i1 KENYON N.W.-2 FRONT ROOMS. NICE
y furnished; housekeeping; gas: electricity.
THE KEDRICK. 1901 K-ONB ROOM AND
hath. md door front, completely furnished.
Phone Franklin 5194. Sc
1856 FAIRMONT-LARGE. COOL. BEAUTI-
fully furnished parlor floor with to 8 bed
rooms. reasonable. for summer. Col. 78O7.
oNE-ROOM, KITCHEN. TILED BATH AND
hall front apartment, completely furnished; !;
modern downtown bldg: careful employed cou-
pie only. Address BOZ 2SS N. Star ONCE. Sc
212 q. CAPITOL ROOMS. KITCHENErTE,
sink, front: large yard: completely furnished:
Ink. 50
r.KoMA PARK. NO: CRESCENT PLACE
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TAKOMA PARK. NO. CRESCENT PLACE
Two large attractive rooms. kitchenette.
bath; private yersnda; gas and electricity: !:
high and cool; delightful location. Col. :,691 J.
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No. 80 r. h.; beautiful shade large
lawn, garage and all other outbuildings, 'front.'
ing main boulevard with small lake. Price.
$4,000.
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MODERN, 6 ROOMS AND
GARAGE.

Beautiful home. 6 large rooms and bath, re-
eeption hall; electric lights; gas for cooking
dining room. bay window and open fireplace
8 bedrooms; concrete cellar; pipeless furnace
front porch. . sides; also back porch; pump;
attic; storage space: linen closet In hall; house
double sided and building paper between: con-
crete septic tank: garage holds cars: cinder
driveway: 15 small fruit trees; IL grapevnes:
blackberries and raspberries: lot 75xl50; prop
erfy located on Clements ave-. Ballston. Va.
Mr.. Felton's place. S minutes walk from
Clements ave. station Us minutes ride from
18th and Pa. ave. NV. On electric lineD; also
near Clarenford ON Wash. and Old Dominion
railway electric line: sale sign on property
0wner-occupant; inspect any time Price only
IS. $50; terms. 500 cash; balance. $50 Per
month, includes everything.
WAL TER O'HARA
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No 2-Gentleman's suburban home ls r..
b. natural forest. shade. harm. garage.
private lake, fruit. stream. Price. SIS 600.
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Also bungalows and cottages from 81 900
up: acreage. lots. farms; on terms TO suit.
E. c. Hall.
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APARTMENTS TO LET

ONE NICELY furn. l room and
bath; and one nicely furn. 2
rooms and bath non-housekeep-
| ing apis. The Portner, 18th and
You.
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WALTER O'HARA,
Exclusive Agent on Above Properties.
] Specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Main 1923. 1909 H NV

-. TAKoMA PARK REALTY CO.
Large 6-rm. bungalow: abundance fruit, now-
ers, shade and garden: one acre land; ine loca-
ton; karage; possession; extra 100 It. front IL
desired; low price to prompt buyer. Also IN
acres; 10-room house; hne shade. l3-room
house; large lot: garage; u beauty: priced
room, IS. $50 Nice Groom, ami, H75O.
near cars and stores. Fine bungalow. good
bay at 81. 500: possession.
TAKOMA PARK REALTY CO.,
Takoma Park ID. C.,
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II ROOMS. LARGE LOT. FRUIT. HENNERY.
shade sleeping porch. open fireplace. parquet
noors. metal roof. Price. 5000. $1,000 cash.
balance to suit.
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Phone Hyattsvi1le 133-W.
p. q. Mt. Rainier, Md.


Bargain, Mt. Rainier, Md.
Groom house; ami; high elevation; shade
trees; lot J0x150; in the one-fare zone; price
reduced for quick sale from $500 to $3.50:
$500 cash. hal. $40 per month. or 800 cash.
$50. biggest bargain In Mt. Rainier. Apply
to b. C. HAYNoR. aeo7 3srd St. Mt. Rainier.
Nd. One block west trolley station Phone
Hyattsville So3-W. r.
- CHEVY cRAsB H0MEs:
low; ami; large lot; half block from cars.
Chevy Chase. D. O.. east Conn. ave.-New:
nine rooms. two baths: ami: built-in garage:
Price. $12,5O0f Terms (By typographical
error price on this property was erroneousIy
stated a. s1o.eo1 10 Thnrsday's star)
Chevy Chase, D. c., on Conn .ave.-Semi-
detached brick. rooms; a.Hni. sleeping porch.
Call or send for our complete list of houses
bungalows ana building lots In Chevy Chase.
We have something to suit every homeseeker.
CHEVY CHASE HONE AND FARM CO..
55t6 Conn. ave.. Chevy Chase. d. G.
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WANTED-TO BUY.

DESIRE TO PURCHASE A FIVE no
seven room house I'm good residential section: ::
cash payment $500 to $1,000. Address Box
H. T. LAW. 1918 e ST. s.E. is IN THE
market for several homes principally in Sc.
Waahington. which can be sold at prices rang
ing from $500 to $1,000. Phone Lincoln 5725.
/ DESIRE 70 PURCHASE A SIX 70 EIGHT
room house: large. dry cellar; gasage or ga
rage space: alley; will % make $.oo1 to Il 500
266M. Star once:
WANTED 10 BUY-sIx-ROoM MODERN
house. ne. or near NV. Address Box 102M,
Star ONCE.
apartment house in downtown northwest: make
s'oo FhE Saie SSesssPa SHAPIRO COMPANY.
914 New York ave. Franklin 6918.
property In Washington; must show good re-
turns; will act quickly. Address Box 17sM.
Star office
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US:
We are having calls daily for houses in all
sections Of Washington. ranging in price from
81. 900 upwards. Listing with US need not in
terfere with the efforts of Of other brokers'.
s.W. Corner 18th and + SITS. NV.
Phone Franklin 1892.
SIX OR SEVEN ROOM HOME. IN GOOD
porthwest section; possession desired within IS
days; must have a fair terms proposition. Phone
Col 1870. Addre.. Box s4.M. Star Office
IT'S HUMAN NATURE TO WANT TO DO
thinxs when ones mind 10 fully decided. The
same applies to selling your hOuse-and the
place to have II sold is this once. Buyers
know we have large list Of select properties.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers,
Main 4597. 1923 st.
WANTED-MODERN OR 10 r. HOUSE .
b.. hardwood floors. hot-water heat. electricity:
northwest section; price between $40 OoO and
s14. 900. Address Box S5-M. Star Office. No
dealers. Sc
line will consider one larger than six or eight
rooms and pay all cash. Col: 1874.
Have immediate purchasers for
small, modern houses, in all sec
tions. If your house is for sale
at a reasonable price, call me up.
P. F. CARLEY,
F. 6153. 6l7 E St. NV.
HONE m GOOD RESIDENTIAL SECTION:
city OF D. G. suburbs: six to twelve roma
S01 Southern bldg. Main 372.
wANTD-FROPERTY 10 SELL m YOUR
mediate purchaser. What have you u e.
fsrf Phone sales department.
THo6. E. FARRELL.
Main 106. Suite s37. woodward badE.-
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.
LET us SELL OR RENT
YOUR PROPERTY.
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD. INC.
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Big Sale of Lots.

Big Sale of Lots.
Presnell Park between Hatfield and Lyon
Park Va. On Wash. and Va. r. r. Small
cash payment. balance monthly. Best avail
able cheap lots in Arlington county. Come out
FORT Myef and Arlington, at 18th ct and Penn.
ave- Get OF at Hatfield. Agent on ground:
J. M johnson, -sales agent. s.
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5ROoM BUNGALOW. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
| bath. sleeping porch; all conveniences; garage:
large lot; garden planted. Take Arlington
lin 70 See MRS ERNEST
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LIGHTBOWN BUNGALOWS

New fve-room bungalows. with bath and all
conveniences. electric lights, cellar and furnace
walk to cars and store. Price. $ .450; $500
cash and $50 monthly including interest
Five-room bungalow with BATH all city i'm
tic, cellar and furnace heat: garage and
chicken house. Close to cars and stores. Price.
So, 500: $500 cash, $40 monthly. including in
terest.
Take G st. cars marked Riverdale. Berwyn
or Laurel and get Off at Hill st., Brentwood,
Md Any one will direct you to Cottage City
CHAS. A. LIGHTBOWN.
Cottage City, Nd.
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No. . Milton ave. Clarendon. Va. 60
81 20OO-FIvE-RoOM BUNGALOW. NEWLY
painted. hot-water heat: fruit trees: shrubs:
poultry: lots. Terms arranged. Inquire J.
c. MArHER, Harrison Station. West Cherry
dale Va Sc
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FOR RENT-HoUSEs

FOR RENT. UNFURNISHED-A CORNER
house in Sauls Addition; rooms. . baths
norches; buit-in garage: some furniture il de-
siaPd: rent $3.50 STONE EAIRFAX 1872
New York ave. NV.
PENNA, AVE. NV NEAR s2m-WIIL RE
model S-r. and h. house for desirable tenant
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1407 N Y. ave. NV
CHEVY CHASE-LARGE HONE OF Il
r1oms and two baths; modern; large yard.
Quincy sT.-Nine rooms. . baths; glassed-
.1,s Z sleeping o porch: all modern Improvements
ARNsLBIGH PARK-seven rooms and
sleeping porch: new house. $1O5 per month
McKEEVER & GOSS,
140J Eye st. Main 1852.
e711 CONN. AvE.-FROM JUNE i5IEMI-
detached. 10 rooms. baths: built-in vacuum
800 per month. Phone Col. 864S for appoint
ment.
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS AND
ba TIL and porch: furnace heat: rent $50 per
month. S Todd place ne.
STONE FAIRFAN. 1872 New York ave. n W.
1893 18th ST. N.W.-l1 ROOMS, RATHS;
h.w.h. electricity: immediate possession: long
lease to desirable tenant. SHANNON & LUCHS
us l4th NV. Main 2345
+l0S Bird ST. N.w.-BRAND-NEW GROOM
house: ami: attic and sleeping porch
OWNER. Main 1858. So
2O03 LIST ST. N.W.-9 ROOMS AND TILE
bath. hot.water heat. all modern improvements
For particulars apply FLOYD e. DAVIS sol
1th st. s.W, Main 8k3
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and bath: lot 3201y5: blocks from electric
cars. Will sell exchange for city property.
OWNER. Telephone Hyattsville. 279-M. 5s
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NEW FIvE-RooM BUNGALOW; WATER.
sewage, gas. electricity, pipeless furnace.
cement sidewalk, fine cellar; in beautiful grove
Of oaks; 10 minutes walk from both steam
Wine and Franklin sts., HyattsviIle, Nd.
Phone HyattSyille low.
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ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW. S ROOMS AND
ha tn. electric lights and gas: small cash pay
ment. Can be any time. Apply "a Ham
ilton st. Cottage City. Nd. Sc
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APARTMENTS TO LET

ATTRACTIVE one ROOM. kTrCHESETfE
-,:id bath apt in iirst-clas> apt. house near
9TH st car line. North lH26T-I
TWO GIRLS WANTED To SHARE HOUSE
,srping art l4l6 L ST, Apt. 43. Call after q.
~ 'i''~ w.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

DESIRABLE 2sTORY HOUSE: EXCELLENT
condition; Woodside, Nd; . blocks from car
6 rooms. bath. reception hall. pantry. large
closets and cellar; mod. convenences; large cor
lot =. 500 50. IT.; garage, chicken house ant
run: varieties fruit 10 trees), grapes. cur
rants. berries. asparagus: hne garden. hedge
shrubbery and flowers; lot and garden wei
fenced Further information ph. WoOdside - ii
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CHATTER Y
Transformation

A WILD little thrill Of excitement
"A brought the color to Theo's cheeks
ms with Mrs Brepn's departure she be
gan to slip out Of her plain tailored suit
and blouse. She found flmy negligcc
in one of the drawers and slipned into
| Il. then she investigated door that
opened off the statcroom and found n
| perfect bathroom of white tiles and
shining nickel accessories. equipped
with everything n guest might need.
| from perfumed bath salts to Turkish
towels large enough to wrap herself up
in twice over.
| II was delicious to battle in the hot
( salt water and to emerge tingling all
over. II was fascinating TO slip into
the lovely things which filed the draw
crs and TO knot mp her hair carelrssly
and fasten 1t with black sparkling
comb that she found In the dressing
table.
She finally decided on gray dinner
iress made quite simply. but withal
with n certain touch Of sophisticntion
that was peculiarly French. II was cut
quite high in the neck. but had no
, sleeves. and her slim girlish arms. beau
tfully soft and Young, were quite bare
from the shoulders.
ne dress ltSelt hnng Stralgnt ana was
without trimming, yet when Theo
glimpscd herself in the long mirror she
flushed scarlet at the vision she saw
there. Was she this girl who stared
out from the glass from under straight
level brows? This girl with family
scarlet lips and mysterious eyes under
crown of taffy- colored hair?
With a little sigh of delight she
turned away. and it was then that she
began to feel her first quam. She
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The Heart Pirate
by HAZEL DEYO BATCHELOR
CopDrioht. 1871. bv Public Ledger Co,npo.,

seemed different Theo here in her
own stateroom. but with Richaru
Blnkeslee she might not fare quite SO
well. She hesitated q moment, her hand
on the door knob. and then with a
! little toss of her head she opened the
door and proceeded toward the salon,
which was empty. The luxury OF the
place. which she had not noticed that
afternoon. quite overwhelmed her and
she had time to take in the furnishings
before Richard Blakeslee appeared.
He came into the room as she mad
SO often seen him come into his ONCE.
A certain touch of arrogance marked ms
manner. but Theo had never seen him
ir n dinner coat. which somehow altered
his appearance. and made him look even
taller than he was. Their eyes met
across the length of the room. and Theo
was suddenly conscious Of the fact that
her heart was beating very fast. she
had an impulse to rise TO her feet, but
controlled IL and remained where she
was. leaning back in the big wicker
chair, her slim ankles crossed, her
fingers locked together in her lap. To-
night she was not Richard Blakeslee'
secretary. BY his own act she was n
guest on his private yacht. properly
CEaperonpd. Of course. All of sudden
she had been immersed in the most
fairylike of fairy tales.
lie started visibly and stared at her.
a gleam of interest in his keen gray eyes.
And then Theo laughed.
well. Mr.. Blakeslee?"
He smiled then. and inwardly
breatbed n sigh of relief. She was going
to be sensible about things after all
OF course he might have known that
she would he. after the first shock was
over. And yet as he looked at her she
did not seem at all like his private Sec
rotary. this slender girl in gray with
the most confoundedly queer shade OF
hair he had ever seen. Why had he
never noticed her hair before? He
tried to think what II reminded him
Of. for certainly the color was cXtraor-
binary. 1t had too much yellow in
II to be red, and yet 1t wasn't blonde
hair at oil. Under the light il looked
like taffy just before It has been pulled.
Strange that he had never noticed it
before.
Tomorrow-Theo the Woman.
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Failures in Seasons Canning
ShoUn and Remedied By Mrs. Wilson
Faulty Jars Haphasard Methods and Inaccurate Measure
ments Bring the Disappontmens-This article Tells
of NeU and Time-Saping Methods

! they did not use the correct amount nj
water TO extract juices in jelly making
! fruits and had too much sugar and thus
boiled the product too long.
| DO not go blindly into the making
of these delectablc sweets.
Cook just little of the fruit, say
about half cup of prepared fruit. four
| tablespoons of water in saucepan un-
! til very soft and then test as follows :
! Place one tablespoon of alcohol in n
saucer aud add three level tablespoons
| of the hot cooked fruit juice. stir
well. Let stand for few minutes and
! II the mixture does not have a jelly
! like appearance you may be assured
that the fruit tested will not make a
successful jelly.
In the early spring use an equal
measure of young rhubarb to an equal
measure of the desired fruit. In mid
and late summer use sour green ap-
pies.
The number Of housewives who have
written me about the jelly molding and
the trouble with the paraf'n scrarnt.
ing from the side Of the glass is legion.
II the jelly is poured into hot. stcril-
| lied glasses it cannot mold.
find that so many women just dip
the jelly glasses in boiling water or else
use cold glass. Both cause a moisture
to accumulate in the bottom and sides
of the glass of jelly. and this will surely
mold.
Place the glasses in baking pan and
then place in a warm oven for twenty
minutes; fill the cooked jelly into the
hot glasses and let cool, then cover with
melted paraffin.
The usual cause Of trouble with the
rarattin covering shrinking away from
the sides Of the glasses is too much heat.
The pnraffin must be melted at n very
low temperature. so that when poured
on jclleS It will not shrink. but cover
the top OF the jelles and adhere closely
to the sides of the glass.
All iellies must be covered airtight
after the wax covering. Wipe the glasses
with n cloth wrung from hot water and
dry. Place on the tin lid and II you do
not have sufficient number Of the lids
cut pieces of cardboard to fit the tops
of the glasses. Fnsten this lid to the
glass and use one inch wide strip of
paper spread with paste. Now store
iellics where mice or rats cannot get Mt
them. They will eat the glasses with
tn" cardboard covers because Of the
paste. These glasses can be stored in
| tin boxes--an old breadbox that is nice
and clean will do. Lay pieces of heavy
cardboard between the layers of glasses
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Writes to "Foreiener"

Dear Cynthla-Wiu YOU please print
this letter to Foreigner?
Foreigner. you are mistaken about
the American girls being tickle and
frivolous. do not doubt your word
about this. the ma iorlty of the girls
are like that hut that does not mean
all of them. There are girls that are
nice and good in every respect These
girls YOU do not meet at dances. You
said that you are much disappointed
to find that the girls here are not like
their Oriental sisters in their sincerity
and earnestness. They are II you would
meet the right one. The girls YOU are
referring to do not care for anything
else but shows and dances, but when you
meet the right one you will find out
that shows and dances are not the only
thing she wants She Is the girl who
will make a good pal and sincere
friend"
| hope have not taken up too much
of your space. Cynthia. ELEANOR.
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The High Chair

When our small son reached the ar,
when he was large enough to eat at the
table with us, we had to meet the prob.
lem of how to make his chair the proper
height, for the baby high chair"
which he had been using up to ths,
time. did not look at all well in our
Sheraton dining room suite. and we
were much opposed to the usual sofa
cushion or big book placed daily on his
chair. This is how we finally remedied
the difficulty: We purchased four of
the old-fashioned door bumpers, the
sort with the hard rubber pad in the
end. and screwed one in the end Of each
leg Of Sonny's chair. This gave the
required rise of quite three inches, and
when they were stained mahogany color
they were almost invisible. In this
way we had thoroughly satisfactory
high chair. which stood with all the
rest without spelling the looks Of our
dining -room.-Good Housekeeping.
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Read Your Character
By Digbv Phillips
No. 4O-The Initiative Head

It is a common saying that the lap
anese have less creative ability than
those of the Cnucasiar race. though they
are given credit for extremely well de =
tion. =
However great the measure of truth
in this is. have YOU ever noticed thar
the majority of Japanese heads are short
from the ears back?
They are. It's what gives them that
curiouSly round look in comparison with
the average Caucasian skull. Has it never
struck you also that certain type of
German head (the typical Prussian) is
built in much the same fashion? And
the same sweeping statement is often
made about the Germans as about the
japanese. So far as the Tcutons are
concerned. however, accuracy compels
the statement that it Is only in certain
sections of Germany that the short skull
is n predominant type.
But what are the other indications OF
the short head? One is a restricted
ability to understand the motives and
emotions of other people. 1t results in
certain sense to lack of sympathy
not exactly the same as that lack OF
sympathy which is due to overlooking
the viewpoint of others. but due to IN
ability rather than lack of desire
Short headed people rarely succeed ir
work wherein they have to meet ant
handle people. They have, for in
stance. little natural aptitude for sales
manship. As trained nurse a short
headed woman should succeed particu
larly we'll so far as the actual materia
and scientific phases of her work ar,
concerned. but she would not be par
ticularly apt at making the patien
comfortable in mind and spirit.
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Thinks Of Other Man

Dear Cynthia-Poseibly the experience
of your leaders will enable me to solve
my problem. which runs like this:
] met my husband previous to our en-.
was, of course. very nice TO me and
after a while simply assumed we were
engaged. He went overseas and CORE.
sponded continually, and the theme was
always love. marriage, happiness etc.
But. remember. we were not engaged I
met another young man who treated me
with only the highest possible respect.
! could see he idolized me. yet he knew
had "fance" abroad He never
forced attentions upon me. nor spoke
Of my soldier, but expressed himself rs
thoroughly enjoying my company"
About one year Of this and he went irio
three months. Afte: the armlstice he
was discharged and soon after this IA
came to see me. He knew not whv,
Something had to happen and the break
ing point found me in quandary. And
yet. he wanted always to stay away,
realizing my duty to the overseas man.
| insisted | was not engaged. ana, even
so, was not dispossessed OF my own
rights. saw him then on n few oc-
CasiOns. In the meantime the overseas
man returned. He had learned of nv
Other friend and was now ready to
marry me. like all others returning. An
understanding followed which was not
really an understanding The result
was n few months later | married The
overseas man. That was one and a half
years ago.
My married life has not been a happv
ono" Parental Interference on both sides
seemed to urge the match on and such
matches ! now realize. always end
/ disastrOusly. | feel that my future Is a
dark cloud with nothing to hone for /
hear Of my second acquaintance occa
sonally, but that's all. could not
dream Of a separation. and now await
only advice that will remedy my un-
/ pleasant and unhappy state of affairs
JANE
The only thing for you 70 do Is to
stop thinking Of yourself and this Other
man; you have married another and your
! first duty Is to him. Make the best or
! this bargain you have made Seek 70
! please your husband Be Interested in
! hls interest a nd hn n rnnl l,nl.,.,n. = -