The Washington times., 1923-03-12

him.
asked the interviewer, brushing
some dog hairs from his coat.
Mrs. TRIBES husband is Herbert
Tribe, prominently connected in
Mexico and once the dashing cap.
tain Of q troop Of college.educated
and daredevil sons OF Mexican men
OF means.
Trembles As Jan Opens.
When the police were ready TO re.
lease Mrs. Tribes husband, in com.
pliance with their part Of the com.
pact, her self-characterized "chame-
leon sour asserted itself. Mrs.
Tribe was trembling with suppress.
ed emotion when the jail doors
swung OPEN She flew to the arms
OF her handsTne husband. She kiss
ed him repeatedly ana affectionate-
ly--good
He boarded 3 train for 81 Paso
to visit his father. She remained
II don't think I shall ever again
live with my husband" Mrs. Tribe
replied TO the interviewer,s Qslee.
ton, confirming q statement which
she made in EI Paso recently ana
which was told exclusively BY the
Cosmopolitan News Service.
.'My husband, expiainee mrs.
Tribe perversely, lis still in love
WITH me and I etilI love him. only
he il living ia Ell Paso and am
living here in Los Angel ana
we are both happy. Herbert mas
number Of fine qualities and ad-
fnire him very much. I've always
thought he would make an ideal
husband for some other woman.
Impelled BY Odd Impulses.
II suppose that sounds ODD, but
I guess 1t explains what mean
when I say have cnameieon
soul. You know what q chame-
leon 10, don't your lizard Wnlcn
ana iynfallses. That's the way II
n with me. 1 do the oldest thinBn
sometimes and think the oldest
Thoughts. Take this hiding away
az mine. for example. am hv.
ing here under another name ano
thinking It all over.
sBut what's the use Of thinking
lie it doesn't get you anywhere
All the thinking I do makes me
noore undecided. And then these
IA thoughts which have nothing
"a do With the problem!
EVERY day walk through
westlake Park and mediate while
vva fchfn0 the swans and ducks on
the lake. The ducks are always
naddlinr around aiTnlessly. cluch
"a them and they SWARM 70 me
FOR the few crumbs have AoI
them. An. just like men, ! think:
"But the swans! GraceIuI 80 ~
beautiful, they are always serensly
padding about their own business
Just like women, ! think.
Daughter Of Russian Count.
Mrs Tribe is only twenty-three
wears OF age, as it developed Wnen
she accidentally, consciously or un.
consciouely, mentioned the year o.
her birth. but she says sne
always likes to PHILOSOPHERS. Sne
Il az the distinct brunette type
medium height and with slender
firIlre. In Mexican dipiomaLlc
circles che was accepted as OF
| Castilian lineage, though she y the
daughter of a once noted RUSSIAN
count. She il descendant q
| Catherine the Great OF Russia,
the elder daughter OF her family
for seven generations, having been
named Catherine.
II have been thinking. too" Mrs.
Tribe went on as she thoughtfully
| stroked the back Of Gypsey, while
living here OF the interesting things
| which happened while was FOL
lowing my stage career. wonder
III went back II there would be
any more $4,000 breakfasts9
want to tell you about that $4,000
breakfast, it was the queerest mys'
terry"
How stage beauties Ofttimes re
celye thousands Of dollars in gifts
from anonymous admirers viii Be
related tomorrow by Mrs. Tribe IN
the chapter entitled "The $1O,OOt
| Breakfast"