The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-02-07

Spaniard. He wac born In Madrid and
came to the United States at the aga
of IA.
White Rose-We are insebted 70 Q
Utah reader for your song. White Rose
and I am sure 1t is the on Ssu have IN
mind:
WHILE THE DANCE uOES ON
Amid the glare and the spfendor,
Amid the gay and the bright.
Joyous and happy the dancers.
No thought of sorrow tonight.
Softly the strains of the music
Play on all evening till dawn.
Happy are they. joyous aad gay
While the dance goes m
Yet there is one of the dancers.
One with a beautiful face,
Laughing and chatting so freely;
Dancing with such careless gracA
There is no firm hand to gside her
No one to shield her from harm.
She is alone. husband at home,
While the dance goes on.
Chorus:
While the mus.c was playing
In the grand ball room:
While all hearts beat softly
To the old sweet tune.
While tho hours were passinA,
Fleeing one by one,
No thought Of the morrow,
While the dance goes on.
You will not go to the ball love,
Stay with our baby tonight"
Rang In the ears of that lady
Who's sparkling eyes shone so brf6ns
What cares she for home and baby
While she is queen of the ball.
" = Vi M nj hoA x,.
While the dance goes on.
Only too soon is It over,
Home she approaches at last.
There at the door meets her husband
Who's sad tears fall thick and fast
Then not a word is there spoken,
Gently he leads his wife in:
There on the bed. baby lies dead.
While the dance goes on.
Dear Miss Brooks:
We have read your interesting corner
'or some time. and ind 1t very helpful,
20 thought we would write and ask you
rev questions. knowing that We
would get good results. % Do you
mink II proper to take q young lady -
small town with a small crowd I'M
Why do you always pre-
er chaperon? (2) We have been
stepping with couple of girls whom
We like real well, but they step" with
ther fellows, and we don't like TO have
hem go with the others. They aeem to
reat all fellows alike, but we would
IKE 10 nave them for ourselves alone
We IKE them too well to quit them, SO
shat would you advise US to dot (3)
' nat do you think OF girls who smoke.
ONE girls insist, and say II Is no
,orse ior girl " smoke than a boy.
- isn't 1t all right to put your arms
round a girl when sleiRhridinE when
Is crowded and cold, Thanking you
advance we remain,
DUTCH and DICK, Idaho.
elcome Dutch and Dick hone you
III De &c as pleased with your answers
~ ADVICE as you have been with
'hers. See answer to "Toots, of Utah
" question number one. 90 And pray
ny shouldn't these girls step witB
ieir other friendsf / should say they
gre using very rood Judgment whes
az, treat you all alike. for I take Il
~ are not old folks, and they no
punt wish to become acquainted with
'Veral boys before they consider any
&C serionsly- advise you to be broad
ihueo and fair. and be Just as GENTLE
amy and interesting as you l.now
NV 70 be II you have any desire to
,ehtuaily be the oni., ones, for In
o'her way can you qualify. (3) II
ny not be any worse for q girl to
noke tnan boy, but that is not say
:. mucn after all. is It? Smoking isa
my haoit. to say the least, with not
,e redeeming feature. Even the ones
a.. nv nave smoked all their lives admit
20 anu now any girl or woman can
oIth an argument in it's behalf
aoh Tess practice the habit is surely
n a e.ery. tD do not think so, boys.
ON an OF the opinion II the boys and
rs 20 out together with the thought
s".ins joyous, wholesome. Jolly
W. ime' they will return to their
a nes happier and more satisfied with
~ and their associates, than
IN me thoughts which prompt them