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The Washington herald., 1922-06-28

Totals. 81 IL % g. Totals.
'Batted for Glazner In 9Th.
''Batted for Alexander in eth.
s''Batted for Kaufman in 9th
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Huns-IesTle, BanCrOft IZTs HAWIIngs,
Young (2). Stengel C2). Errors-Parkinson
(2). Two-base hits-Leslie. Three-base hits
-Stengel. Home run-Young. Sacrifice fly
snyder. Double plays-Parkinson. Fletch-
CT and Leslie: Frisch. Rawlings and Kelly.
Left on bsse-Phillies 1. Giants g. First
base on errors-Giants 2. Struck out-by
Douglas ., by Hubbell 1. Umpires-McCor-
mick and sentelle.
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Totals. 40 Is IS isl Totals. 40 Is IS 10
tBatted for Ainsmith in seventh.
tBatted for Mann In tenth.
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Totals. 20 SIS 1Ol Totals. % 10
J. Smith replaced Fletcher In 3rd.
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Totals az se715 Totals 1912 "a /
The Washington herald., 1922-01-18

up there for few minutes right
away?
"why-II" she was beginning
again.
'T'll be there in fifteen minutes"
he said, and hung up his receiver.
She was winning. She could feel
the turn inN the tide.
Fifteen Sminutes! Good heavens,
she had barely time to dress. She
flew into her bedroom, and, ripping
OF her gown, slipped into a tea
gown, a lovely affair of white chif-
fon and pearl chains. In II she
looked, with her blonde hair and
rose-leaf coloring. like a. lovely.
white angel who had taken an
afternoon on from Heaven.
Barstowe was announced as she
added the last touch of powder to
her nose; but, when he entered her
sitting room. she looked UP Ian
guidly from a book, giving him the
instant impression that she had
been lounging there since his tele-
phone call. She knew that he
felt almost that an apology was
due her for breaking in upon her
quiet afternoon.
- . oeA
she said. when he had laid aside his
coat and hat and seated himself,
drawing his chair close to hers.
II know" he looked down for a
moment. and then burst out as IL
he could no longer keep IL re-
pressed. I've been an awful ass,
Miss Dare! I've acted like a baby!
I'm heartily ashamed of myself, I
confess it,
Jeanne raised polite brows. Her
finger still marked the place at
which she had laid down the book
at his entrance. She gave the i'm
preston of being just about to
delve into the volume again at any
moment. merely restrained by a
sense of courtesy to her caller.
I'm afraid 1 don't understand"
she murmured.
"Oh. yes. you do" He leaned
forward, and gently but deter
minedly removed the book from her
grasp and tossed it onto the table
why try to pretend? Remember
the curtain lecture I gave you on
truthfulness and honesty the other
day." his smile was boyishly
friendly.
Have I been untruthful?" she
stammered, smiling inwardly at her
question and hating herself just a
little.
You will be IL you pretend that
you don't know what I'm apologiz-
ing for" he told her. why don't
you admit that 1 acted like a fool
ish kid? I deserve It! II
you didn't want to dance with me
it was your own affair. had no
business to object. Lord knows, I
ought to have been grateful for as
many dances as you gave me
though they were mighty few!
|. But why didn't you tell me
frankly that you'd rather dance
with Candy instead of going about
it the way you did,"
There was something boyishly
hurt about him, and Jeanne changed
her tactics instantly.
To be Continued Tomorrow.
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Good
Morning
Judge
By Rudolph Perkins.

Despite the protest of her husband,
Ida Roach invited her cousin, girl
from North Carolina. to spend a few
days in the Roach domicile..
After the girl arrived. Ida wished
she had obeyed George, her husband
The girl was pretty. and according
to Ida. her husband, in a spiteful way,
paid the visitor more attention than
q ms -ried man should.
George said there was no spite in
: II. HIS wife had demanded that he
BE cordial to the visitor and he was.
A family quarrel began when Ida
told the girl to so home, and George
irsisted that she stay.
IT got tired Of crawlin' round to
please my Wife" said Roach when
hailed into court for beating his bet
ter half. Il have done give into her
for the last time"
1T you are wise you have beaten
your wife for the last time, too" conn.,
mented the court. y
We'll" said George. "she forced
this gal on me. and when I did just
what she told me to, she got sore.
That's just like a woman"
The court suspended thirty day
sentence and put George on probation.
He promised to be good and send the
visitor home.
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EMBARRASSING
), MOMENTS

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The other might after a show, I
was in a crowded restaurant and we
had just been seated, when I heard
a crash onEt the floor. E.said. Some
fool has lost his bottle of hootch."
Then I turned; Around and found that
the bottle that had fallen to the floor
was mine. .., j. e. N.
Here is a joke the people of our
community had much fun over. A
little neighbor girl after attending
a baptismai service decided she
would baptize her cat and kittens
She baptized the Kittens first and
got along fine, but when she tried
to baptize the old cat. there was
some trouble. Finally she said. "All
right sir. III just sprinkle you and
let you go to HE'LL. w. It. c.
Being a lover of peanuts,
stopped at a store and bought two
pounds I started home on a train
which was crowded, and had TO
stand and hold to a. strap.
Sitting in the seat before me were
two addressed couples, undoubt-
edly on the way to some amusement.
All went well until the train went
around q curve. The bag of peanuts
opened, and completely showered the
people sitting In front Of me,
! got on AZ the next station
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HOROSCOPE.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY. Is, 1921.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, IS, 1922.
Astrologers read this as a most
unfortunate day, for Saturn rules
with evil power. Late in the eve
ming Mercury is in benefic aspect.
This Is held to be a particularly
unfavorable aspect for elderly per-
sons, and they should safeguard the
health.
The stars are most menacing to
certain industrial conditions and
seem to Indicate serious labor
troubles. "a
The seers declare that there will
be flood of propaganda, but 1t will
be constructive and helpful. de-
signed to Offset the misleading
rumors set afioat by persons of sin
lister ambitions.
Diplomatic mistakes are again
strongly indicated for the United
States government
Activity in hospitals and insti-
buttons will mark the next few
months, and there may be more
than one serious fire.
venus Is IN an aspect read as
most fortunate for Industrial work
'ers. and 1t is prophesied that the
British Labor party will gain
strength that will threaten the
continuance of a monarchy.
Persons whose birthdate IL is
have, the apgury of a satisfactory
year in business. but the health
should be watched.
Children born on this day will
probably be exceedingly clever and
industrious, but they may have to
overcome obstacles in fulfilling
their ambitions
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men whose native place was the
great New England pie belt.s She
watched them with longing eyes,
and finally could stand 1t no longer.
GRANDMOTHER, can't l have piece
Of pie, too?" she begged in plain
tive tones. mo. dear, not, yet
When you get to be a great big
girl. and weigh as much as forty
i've pounds, you can have some
pier But grandmother. IL I wait
so long as that there won't be any
pie left by that timei'' Her con-
clusion being fully warranted by
the gustatory powers evidenced by
father and uncle in the, pie direc-
tion.. ! G. F. w.
The screen door had been painted
and some Of the square holes were
clotted with varnish.
George. going into the house,
noticed this and stopping he said:
"Oh, mother, look at the sap grow
ing on the screen door, II. E. =.
Ernest, aged. ., was visiting his
aunt.
. Upon his arrival he asked the
name Of a rubber tree; which stood
in the corner. ..
His mother told him that it was
a rubber tree and Immediately he
said: We'll. is it made OF RUBBER
..sE H. E. A.
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MEMORY TESTS.

/. How many varieties of orchids
are theree
2. What famous. middleweighr
hghter came to the United States
from Australia during the war, was
barred from making a ring appear
ance in several States, and died
here? -Ts
3. What Is galvanized iron.
When the tide comes in at New
cisco?
s. Who is the most famous
eunuch in history?
Is 8. Who is the foremost member
of the public group of the railroad
labor board?
Z. Who was the author of the fol-
lowing quotation: "A thing of
beauty Is Joy forever; its lowell
ness increases; IL will never pass
into nothingness?.
8. What celebrated naval hero
was killed in a duel?
|, 3. What-is a writ of supersedeas?
10. What city is often referred to
as, ''PorkopoIfs?s
Answers to Yesterday,s onestIens.
1. Who was Thomas Gainsbor-
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1What'sGoing
On Today

Arthur Deeri1 Call TO speak at confer
enes at the Ma tionAi Council for BE.
duction Of >Armaments., $50 Seventeenth
street northwest, 4:43 .. m.
Regular meeting Illinois State Society,
Thomson School Twelfth and L streets
northwest.
: Meeting Local No. 1875, City Employe,
Association. Perpetual Building Asso-
ciation. Building, Eleventh and e street,
northwest, 8 p. m.
.Ncture section Of Twentieth Century
Club to meet at 1850 Rhode Island ave
nue. at SIP. m.
opea peeting Southeast Community
Center. Tyler SCHOOL. Eleventh and @
streets north esst, 8 D. N.
Business meeting. Anthony League,
20o7 Columbia road. 8 p. m.
br. Ferrero, Of Italian delega tlon to
conference, win address Amcrican As
sociation OF University Women, National
Cluhhouse. 1907 street northwest.
i:45 D. m.
Meeting Board Of EAscstion, rankliu
School Building, 4 O'Clock. -
Lecture. "An Evening in Dixie Rev.
J. ,Hersfng Nefms. auspices OF Iadies'
Co-operatise improvement society, Arm.
DRY, Silver springs, Nd, 8 D. m.
lnstaua tion o. officers George Wash.
tn9ton Post No. I. American Legion.
board room Of District Building, 9 D. m.
January. meeting. District Of Column.
bia Society Sons Of the American Revo-
luton. lafayette hotel. Sixteenth and
] streets northwest, 3 ,. n.
scchl neettng. fNebsska stste 3d.
ciety Wilson Nofmar School, Reprcses-
Lecture By o., u Blsnchs "a. womes,s
City Club. proceeded by an Informal
dinner, 0.30Sp. ma -r-.fls =
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Co~tinued from Yesterday.

Dreamsl Idle but pleasant fan
ctes, Candy was not q marrying
man. But Victor Barstowe-
Jeanne wondered suddenly II she
would ever hear from him again.
or had Vera Dayton succeeded in
getting him away from her forever!
Had he been only flirting after all.
dashing impekuously. on after a
chance pretty Mace? Or had he
meant the things he said and looked
In the few brief times she had been
alone with him?
At the hotel, where Canby's car
dropped her. she found that much
mail had accumulated in her alb
sences A large quantity OF IL con-
sisted of bills; but, secure in the
knowledge of the cheque that lay
In her bag, she glanced them over
lightly before she put them in the
cabinet with the others.
The last envelope bore the hotel
letter head and contained a slip
from the telephone desk.
Mr.. Barstowe called three times
this morning. will call again at
When the telephone rang at 3
that afternoon, Jeanne crossed the
room without haste and picked up
the instrument as languidly as II
she had not been waiting fearfully
with cold, tensely-clenched hands.
"YesT' She drawled into the re-
celyer with her pretty upward in
hection.
Miss DareT'
Her heart, which had seemed to
stand still while she awaited the
answering voice, began to beat
again.
Yes" she admitted, and kept
herself from saying. oh, is that
YOU, Mr.. Barstowe?" She wanted
him to think that he was not the
only man who rang her up at .
o'clock.
This Is Victor Barstowe," he
said, and waited.
On yes. Mr.. Barstowe," she
said coolly. Il received your mes
sage when l got home from the
country. So sorry to have missed
you"
She purposely made the express
sion of regret. sound the most in
sincere of conventional phrases.
Are you busy?" he disconnected
her with his abruptness.
"Why-T" she was begRning
helplessiy.
That means you're not" he re-
piled brusquely. "I want to see
you-badly. VIII you let me drop
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zoe Color The Sunday Herald

ough? A famous British painter
of famous people who lived In the
early eighteenth century.
.. What University Of Michigan
athlete was barred from baseball
last spring on charges Of profess
sionalism and was signed by the
Detroit Americans? Vernon Slick
er" Parks.
3. What is brass? Bronze? An al
10y containing copper and zinc An
alloy containing copper. zinc, and
tin.
4. What makes the wind blown
The Washington herald., 1922-01-18
by SMITH

Magi7" The incident OF the infancy
Of Christ when the three wise men
Of the East. following the Star OF
Bethlehem. came to the Manager
cradle 90 worship and bring offer
ings to the Infant Saviour.
8. When was Hawaii annexed to
the United. States? July Z. 1898.
.. Who is sometimes referred to
as The Victor Hugo OF SPAIN
Vicente Blasco Ibanez.
10. How many acres OF unre-
served and Vnsppropriated land re-
main in the public domain OF the
United States. according 20 1913 re-
port? al2.s0l.622 acres.
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started going with him about four
months ago.
Now this young man Is going to
the hospital and 1 would like to
know IL it is proper for me to go
and see him or send him flowers.
Thank you very much.
ANXIOUS.
OF course. 1t would be not only
proper, but also very thoughtful
for you to go and see him. Take
your mother or a girl friend along
and leave the flowers to cheer him
after you have gone. The hospital
is an exceedingly trying place.
Dear Miss Blake:
I am girl 16 years of age ana
70 with a boy years my senior,
He goes with another girl Is. We
both dearly love this boy, and he
seems to care for US both and treats
us both the same when We are to-
gether. l think he is engaged to
her. and it is hard for me to stop
him. Please advise me whether to
stop him or wait until he stops him.
self.
BRoKENHEARTED.
Looks like a case of the green
eyed god to me, Brokenhearted. II
the boy treats you and the other
girl the same. why be Jealous? For
one thing. you are too young to
have any serious thoughts about
him. And for another, il never
pays or gains a mans respect to
show that you care at all. I'd Just
go on as have been and make
friends with other boys, too:
Dear Miss Blake;
am boy OF, 2s years.
and some months ago I hap
pened to meet a girl Of II. Now
Miss Blake. ! have asked this girl
to marry me. and now have an en-
gagement ring on her finger. but I
feel that / am too old for this little
girl, yet she thinks 1 am not. This
is Father hard for me to figure out,
as love this little girl very much,
and / know she thinks a lot OF me.
Please tell me what to do
WORRIED. Z
-
Why, don't think eleven years
is space that can't be bridged.
Worried. But II were you would
wait for her for year or two.
The strides girls make in that for
native period are wondrous to be-
hold. When she's 20 she'll be quite
equal to you. probably.
Dear Miss Blake:
] am going with a boy whose sis
ter and have been and are great
friends. Is there any harm IN INV
calling around to see this girl when
the boy is at home. provided my sis
ter Is with me-? WONDERING.
Not only Is there no harm in
calling on the boys sister at their
home. Wondering. but IT'S even a
very nice thing to do. Don't be self
conscious about II. And treat the
youth exactly the same as you do
his sister.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-18

The sun. The sun tends TO beat
that part of the air directly be-
meath It most Heated air expands
and grows less dense. and SO rises.
There is then an thrush Of air from
the sides to MI the threatened
vacuum. called wind.
8. Who discovered the circulation
Of the blood? william Harvey. a
celebrated English physician. who
was born, In I57s and died in 1857.
6. When was the Panama Canal
opened for the passage OF ships? In
the summer Of 1914
z. What is THE Alteration of the
The Washington herald., 1922-01-18
THE CHARACTERS

: JEANNE DARE. kno.cs IN the
hftis loco toton paeHos she came
~ plain JANE DARE, has set her
ssr Mp In Nsto York as vedlthy
tcomon In the hope. Of snarfno o
sricA husband. IN this effort shs 70
making use Of
VIC BARsTowE, heir to the ~.
pstsd Borstope millions, pho shotcs
siens Of tnfotuotion soith her.
sIGNoR B0NNICETTT, q former
rtekntst, asks only to serve Jeosns.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-18
BRIGHT SAYINGS
OF THE CHILDREN

a. Three-year-old Bobby. was ac-
customed to awaken early and, on
occasion to invade the sleeping
apartments of his. grandparents.
whereupon usually occupied a pillow
battle royal between him and his
adoring and adored -granddaddy. On
one occasion the small man perched
himself on the railing at the foot
of the bed, and the grandfather
threw a pillow at him with sucn
unintended force 'rhat he was
knocked to the floor with a re-
sounding thump: Grapddaddy jump
ed up, ran around and gathered. the
small chap, in his, arms. saying:
"Oh, Bobby, oh my dear, did grand
father hurt. you? He didn't mean
to-" s.s.
"No, grandpa, yout didn't hurt me,
but you hurried my feelings"
Little Helen was not especially
robust as a kiddiken and great care
had to be exercised with her diet,
she not being allowed, to eat many
things that were immune; to the
older people of the family, On one
occasion, she was watching her
father and her uncle consuming pie
with great enthusiasm, as became
The Washington herald., 1922-01-18
eEDo1is Blakea ANSWERS
fAbLoUe Problems
Dear Miss Blake:

Dear Miss Blake:
/ am a girl of IS. and have
been out with a young fellow
about three times. Now this
fellow seems to be refined and has
always acted all right in my pres
euce. But a girl friend of mine and
others say they would not be seen
walking down the street with him.
Now. Miss Blake. 1 think a great
deal of this fellow and would like
to keep his company, so 1 am ask
ing you for advice as to whether /
should go with him or not.
PUZZLED.
=
-Of course, continue with your
friendship with the young man,
Puzzled. The comment of the world
and your friends is always a purely
passing one. You wouldn't think
much Of yourself IL you allowed the
things people say to count with you.
and much of the. heartache folks
suffer Is caused by idle gossip. So
go right along. my dear. and know
him better and better unless you,
yourself. discover some radical yell
low streak.
Dear Miss Blake: -.--
am a girl of Is years of
young man 10 years old.
/ have known this young man
since I was child. but 1 have just
The Washington herald., 1922-01-18

ar a lie mode
o by
o beauty. but
IT
a more o of them
o tive Ehios
danp whhas fo
andh ossak
o slips over the head . !
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started going with him about four
months ago.
Now this young man Is going to
the hospital and 1 would like to
know IL 1t is proper for me to go
and see him or send him flowers.
Thank you very much.
ANXIOUS.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-18

OF course. 1t would be not only
proper, but also very thoughtful
for you to go and see him. Take
your mother or a girl friend along
and leave the flowers to cheer him
after you have gone. The hospital
is an exceedingly trying place.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-18

Answers to Yesterday,s onestIens.
: Who was Thongs Gainsbor-
The Washington herald., 1922-01-18

from other English and French A good variety
Of artistic coornss and patterns all on 6rmbodied tex
lures that will give good service. 30. 81 and SO niche.
wide.
section. floor
The Washington herald., 1922-01-18

Not only Is there no harm in
calling on the boys sister at their
home. Wondering. but IT'S even a
very nice thing to do. Don't be self :
conscious about II. And treat the
youth exactly the same as you do
his sister.
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