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DEATHS

Gregory. Elizabeth, infant. 25i6 E.
Marion St, Aug. 2S.
Klorick. Frank j., Jr.. infant. S0i7
Washington ST., Aug. 20.
Helm. John, 20 years. 5i27 45th ave,
S. W., Aug. 81.
schaal. Godfrey j.. So years. 475s
12th ave. N. T., Aus. 80.
Waldron. Irma, &c years. 1882 Bel
mont ave, Aug. 2S,
Trockstad, Jennie ~ years, $3.50
e2nd ave. s., Aug. 80.
Prickctt, Ora s.. so years. 1916 N.
52nd St. Aug. 81.
Randolph, Lille A., h2 years Liberty
Court Aug. 30.
Murdoch. Eliyabcth Reckle, 6S years.
gis5 Rainier ave. Aug. 20.
Dorsey, Mrs. Frances, So years. S2iJ
gath ave, w, Aug. 20.
Jefferles, Josephine. So years. Rem.
ton. Aug. 81.
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s100-fsfS Ford panel delivery.
si75; 1918 Grant y ton truck.
starter both In fine running ns con.
BE acn- Os3b. 1919 18th ave. S,
Q X TON Mack truck. overhaulod;
new rubber; with logging bunlIs
and trailer complete; ready TO go.
Call WE st-t9iS.
MACK 3b ton with 3M-yard dump
body. OVerhaulod and ready. Price
right. Give terms or part trade.
Gail WE st-lo46.
5-TON Menominec, as Ia, or VIII
overhaul, sell cheap. trade, or give
terms. Write Oscgr Wild, 31l9 IL.
Denny way, Seattle.
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Trade
EFFORT
,ient Study,
|tnnent

ug "a The
'hinese market
over 1t has
rated by large
IN China that
'essins articles
se market can.
nization and a
lIly build up a
|ll amply repay
nys the depart.
lay. why does
participate 70
the trade o,
! consul recent
J 10 representa-.
China. five Of
hd all OF whom
} a large scale
port trade for
lplies were al
and may Be-
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BUSINESS
SERVICES
Ntorncys.at,taw
ADVICE Tree. Joseph Alien, lawyer.
All cases. SOS Leary bldg. ELL. sss5.
J. y. nALt.-WM. BAIL. as Burke
Bldg. s05 End. All cases. Fees mod
Carpet Weaving and Cleaning
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
BEST EVER RUG co.
Save old carpets and make durable
fluff rugs. also rag ruga
seii Western Ave. Main 1855
Christian Science Practitioners
MARY Z. sELLEN, Christian Science
healing and teaching, COS Peoples
Bank bldg. Main 1858.
Collateral Loans
MONEY loaned on ali articles OF
value. THE RELIABLE. ii0T
Third avenue,
Electric Machinery
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w. MoNTEI4us PRICE CO. Seattle.
Monuments
PUGET SouNn Marble and Granite
Co, itt and Virginia. Established
0ptician and 0ptometrist
pR. EpMuNps. Fraser Patterson Go.
Patent Attorneys
FREDERICK p. GoRfN-u. s. and
foreign patents secured. developed.
sold. Tho following for sale now
Roof plate form. $1,000 cash and
royalty. sos-s-T Central Bldg
Seattle. phone Main 059o. 600 \ St
n. w. Washington, ID. g.
HARRY BOWEN. Pat. Expert. Zee
SIS. all cost. Terms. Pantages Hldg.
Cookery. loao Henry nldg III. ssts.
Physicians, Surgeons
DIR. ANGUS. suite 400. Pantages
Bldg. Women's ailments. dikordera.
MASON, Fenwick. Lawrence. estab-
lished 1851. Advice and booklet
free. go Burke Bldg.
PIANO TUNERS
JOHN sTRoM. NJ $3.50 OF ~. soti.
4 FUNERAL NOTICES
BEcK--At az n. 7int 81. HELENA
NJ BECK. age IS, beloved wife OF
Peter Beck mother OF Mrs. Y, G.
Wilson Of Tacoma. sister 81 Mrs'
w NJ coicieugh Of this city. Mrs
= =. Turner 81 Chicago and Mrs
=. T. Nero Of san Francisco.
Funeral services sunday. Aug ~
at / p. IN. al our chapel Eutomb-
msnt NJ Washelli, Home Undertake
ing Co.
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81 FOR SALE-ACREAGE
Why Go to
California

Drink lnsipid ailxali water, suffer in
tense heat. when you can get 10
acres and house north OF Seattle
for $1,000 on terms $50 down. $40
per month? Beautiful green trees,
free wood. free water. good. pure
air. nice ncighbors. See c. D. Hill
man. 5b12 University way. See
cathcart. the White Mans Para
disc today
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roNERAL Of g. schall was
N usld from his residence, 4756
"e' y. f.. at 1870 .. IN. satur.
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requires in-
cannot over.
market ana
Is Of the Chi
heir conserva
\ with which
change their
,ese will pay
tnat
be will FOR
perior quality
! 50 well ac
or chop as
forms one 2.
Of sales ID ?
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

biTAnh IN tnGiF alE ~
ported by the following men:
Uyeda, Hlyakutsro. ST. Eighth ave,
boy.
Tada, Kinzo, 1865 Main ST, boy.
onishi. Asaichi. EOS 25th ave. S. girl
Anal. Tomekichi, 1854 Washington
ST. girl.
Fuller. James Donald. sios ssth ave.
y. w, girl.
Berry. Harry Abudah. 1O4is sand
ave. s.. girl.
Olsen. Hans. 500 w. saith ST. boy
Morrison. Frank Holmes. 1881 Frink
Bonifaci. Peter @, 4iss Briar Hin st.
boy.
Kiger. George Vernon. 1886 18th ave.
Forrest Fred. 2ln sixth ave. w.
BlielSfeldt. Russell, as4o 4sth ave. S.
w. girl.
Murray. NJ. E. 1856 ssth ave. n. E,
boy
supple. John Edwin. a2ss 42nd ave.
S. W., girl.
Gridley. Milo. ss42 sSth ave. s. hoy.
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EDED

Guilty is that
ers find it diff
b. attention to
! Chinese mar.
b requirements
|rly as regards
BE TO meet tbs
|chaser. rather
10
bcturer.
be too innexi.
hing more lib
frna xwheu
band 1t. Amer.
naintain fixed
a trade thlt
b difficulty Is
letitor.
box upon the
] place where
! Of when trade
IN the United
nestle demand
states. interest
kt should not
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There Difference Between Just Want Ads and Resus-Resus
2I UNFIuRNISHED FLATS
AND APARTMENTS

~ 10TH AVE 80
aud and a-room flats win
bath. gas and electric lights Rents
range SO to $50.
Evening star., 1923-12-09
Dinners. Luncheons
And Bridge In Honor
OF the Debutantes
Mr.. and Mrs. Hit Entertain
Company Of Sixty at
Grasslands-Many Nota-
bic Functions.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. 8. Reynolds Hit
entertained at a large dinner, follow
ed by dancing. last evening at Grass
lands for their debutante daughter.
Miss Edith Elizabeth HIT The din
ner company numbered sixty and ad-
ditional guests Joined the party for
the dancing. A number of dinner par
ties were given preceding the dance,
among them being one by tho chief
State Department and Mrs. Francis
White, who entertained a company OF
fourteen.
Mrs. John Stewart McLennan will
entertain at luncheon for her daugh-
ter, Miss Mildred Tytus. December 23,
In compliment to Miss Elizabeth HIT
and Miss Helena Lodge, two Of the
seasons debutantes
Miss Agnes Ashford. who was pre-
sented to society Friday afternoon by
her mother, Mrs Snowden Ashford.
will entertain at bridge Tuesday in
honor of Miss Dorothy Townsend of
Baltimore. who will spend the day
with Miss Ashford. Miss Townsend is
the daughter OF Col. O. p. Townsend
OF Baltimore. and her marriage to
Lieut.. Robert Chaffe Oliver. U. S. A..
Of this city will take place Tuesday,
December ls.
Miss Bessie NICK eldfn, debutante
daughter Of Mrs. Leigh Palmer, will
be hostess at luncheon Wednesday,
her guests having been asked to meet
Miss Ann Gordon.
Miss Muriel Eleanor Gray, dsbutArite
daughter OF Mrs. Pearle Moore Gray,
will be the guest OF honor At luncheon
December 20, Of Mrs. Peter
A. Drury. who will entertain at the
Hotel Hamilton.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor Jones will be
hostess at bridge party Thursday
afternoon at the Washington club
In honor Of Miss Agnes Ashford.
Evening star., 1923-12-09
Society Hostesses
,. Announce At Homes

Mrs. Butler, wife Of Mr.. Justice
Pierce Butler. will not receive to-
morrow afternoon. as she is making
a short visit in her home in st. Paul.
MINI. Mrs. Butler will be at home
Monday afternoon. December II.
Mrs. George Sutherland will not
receive again until the first Monday
In January.
Mrs. Wilbur ]. Carr, wife Of the
director Of the consular service, will
not receive this afternoon but will be
at home Sunday afternoon. December
18, after I o'clock in her apartment
In the Dresden.
Mrs Kauts, wife of Capt. Austin
Kautz, U. S. NJ. will be at home Tues
day afternoons throughout the sea-
son.
Mrs Ernest Greene and Miss
Greene will be ut home tomorrow
afternoon after 4 o'clock at their
residence. 1918 1eth street. and will
son.
DR.. and Mrs Thomas 8. Lovette
will be at home this afternoon from
y 70 L q CiOCk III tno1r nome 0I llZU
N street for the second Of the series
ef musical teas this season: Mrs
table. assisted by Mrs George r.
Wickham, Mrs: Lorena stockton
Dorothy. FLETCHER. Miss Fannie
oluckst:in, dramatic soprano. Mr.; 20.
GLADYS Hiiiyer and Miss Mary Ruth
Matthews, piAnists, will give the IN!
formal program during the afternoon.
Mrs. E. A. Hartman of 1so3 18th
street will be at home tomorrow
afternoon and Sunday, December Is.
Mrs Gilbert Brenizsr was At home
yesterday afternoon in compliment to
Mrs. Robert Allison Dunn OF Char
1otte, N. c., having asked TO meet her
the North Carolina Colonial Danes.
Mrs. Dunn. who is 4 sister OF DR..
Brenissr, is spsndins several days
with them in their charming colonial
home at 1909 18th street, which they
hAse recently restored, Il having been
one Of the homeDs OF The A4e &fAoel0
Scott Key in Georgetown.
Evening star., 1923-12-09
Bridge and Buffet Supper.
Nine. Butterfly" Patrons

Mrs. Corabell Hudson Elliott en-
tertained at bridge. followed by a
buffet supper. Thursday evening at
her home. on 21st street. for her
daughters, Miss Loreine Elliott and
Miss Maxine Elliott. The guests In
cluded Miss Norvell Munford, Miss
Catherine wrenn. Miss Laura Bryn,
Miss Cecil Lester Jones. Miss Camilla
Horen, Miss Varona Horen, Miss
Dudley Larrole. Miss Virginia Graham,
Miss Corinne stephens. Mr.. e. J.
Peterson, Mr.. Russell Whyte, Mr.. Z.
Cropley, Mr.. Francis Lee, Mr.. Pat
rick Waggaman. Mr.. Douglas Bull
Soch, Mr.. Harry Wygant, Mr.. Carlton
Moran and Mr.. Donald McCune.
Evening star., 1923-12-09

New Hampshire avenue entertained
at dinner last night in honor of Gen.
and Mrs. Lejeune. Additional guests
were invited to the musical given by
Flora McGill keefer.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Wilmer will
entertain at dinner Friday. Decembe er
=, H.
Mrs. Walter Wright and Miss Alice
Wright of New Orleans, La. who have
been staying in Washington for sew
travel abroad. entertained at q dinner
! dance at Wardman Park Hotel last
night for Miss Katharine Shaw and
Miss Margaret Zolnay.
leave the Capital this evening for
New Orleans.
Mrs. Hewitt Wells will entertain a
dinner party the night Of December
12. preceding the Columbia Hospital
bail At Rauschers. and, with the COM
pany. will later attend the ball.
Mrs. John Stewart McLennen enter
| tanned at dinner last evening for her
daughter, Miss Mildred Tytus. pre-
cedfng the dance givsn By Mr. and
Mrs. Hit. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Chauncey Parker, jr, Miss Mar
garet Hustes, Miss May Gown. Barone
di Guira. first secretary Of the Italian
embassy: Mr. winslow Vandevanter
Mr. Ralph Snowden Hill and Mr.. Gus
/ tai Printzskolc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald r. Randolph
have issued invitations for q supper
honor Of Miss Louise Harris Ran
dolph., . debutante Of this season.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Parker. jr..
will be hosts at dinner Thursday
evening. ----------
, Mrs. c. c. Calhoun will entertain at
luncheon Tuesday 10 honor Of Lady
Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin H. Ellis will
entertain . company at dinner New
Year eve.
Mrs. Floyd waggaman will enter
tain At luncheon Saturday in honor
Of Mrs. Paul Stanley Bond Of Cleve-
land. who IL spending a short time
In Washington: Mrs. Bond has been
Visit ths eEca. isr nr. ocrs.. rss. and %So W
Of the late Surgeon General william
Crawford 0orgas. in her apartment
at the Highlands before returning to
Mr.. l. W. Euxster VIII entertain
Informally at teA this afternoon after
4 O'clock for young people.
Mr.- 8no QnTB. SnAFleS- Qe we're
Drayton entertained At dinner last
evening at the Chevy Chase Club in
honor of Commander and Mrs. Smith
Hempstons.
Mrs. Rush l. Holland will enter
tain at luncheon Friday.
Mrs Lincoln orsen will entertain
at luncheon January 9 for her dsbu-
tants daughter, Miss Ruth Miller
Green, in compliment TO Miss Helen
Strauss, dsbutAnts daughter Of Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Joseph Strauss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bullard will
entertain small Company at dinner
this evening.
Dr.. ana Mrs. q. b. Tribe will en-
tertain At tea this afternoon At their
residence on Woodley road.
A large dinner In compliment to
Representative Aiming c. Prall was
given At the Lee House Thursday by
the New York delegation Of promi-
nent democrats which accompanied
the new member TO Washington and
witnessed his taking the oath Of Of
Commissioner +. r. McGinley, Mr..
Royal H. Smith, Mr.. Bertram Eadie,
Mr.. r. G. Lindsay, Mr.. James Nolan,
Mr.. Bertram Eadie and Mr.. George
A. McCloughfsy.
Mr.. Walter 9. Penheld IL enter
tanning at dinner tonight in honor of
the charge d'affafres of Greece and
Nine. TsAnrados.
Evening star., 1923-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lowe Hartman
will arrive the first Of next week
from their home in New York. and
VIII make a visit in Washington,
staying at the Lee House.
Mrs. Raymond Daley, wife Of
Lieut. Daley. U. S. A.. and her two
daughters. Miss Eleanor and Miss
Ruth Daley. have left Washington
for Sar Francisco to join Lieut. Dali
ley. who is stationed there.
Miss Agatha LALonde, who has
lived in Washington for several
years. left last evening for her home
In st. Paul. Mimi. to spend Christ
mas. Early in January she will go
on to San Francisco. where she will
make her future home.
Mrs. William schofeld Hoge has
gone to Baltimore. where she Is Wis
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Murdoch Norris.
Mrs. John Campbell Forester has
sp as the Assn, saaen
necticut avenue. until February /.
when she expects to go TO Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Sewell OF Miami,
Fla. are In Washington. Mr.. Sewell
to attend the deeper waterways con-
gress Mrs. Sewel1 came on to repre-
sent the Florida D. A. r. at the in
S ss1ssnsl 3f sa ms Menssi
4. r.
Mrs. Anna NJ wilkins and Mrs. E.
NJ Knowlton have left for Miami
Beach. Fla. and are located At the
Seaview apartments. s1S Collins ave.
nue.. that city. TO spend the winter
season.
Lieut.. Benjamin soule Giants, q.
8. NJ, has Joined Mrs. Giants. who is
visiting her mother. Mrs. George
,sas Wasre paef out. In her cao.n soms @ IN fsss sn
his ship in ten days.
Mr.. Earl GslOy and family ...,a,s. have ave
are located at 7as Meridian avenue,
Miami.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Polk Of WASH
ington have gone to Miami. Fla, and
opened their home, Harmonia, on the
North Bay shore, for the season. Mrs.
Polk's mother, Mrs. Minerva Porter
field. who usually spends the winter
there, has remained in the north and
Will not JOIN them tHiS "htoT.
Mr.. Nathan WE'LL and sister, Miss
ida WE'LL, have returned from q trip
OF three weeks to Cuba. Palm Beach,
St. Augustine. Jacksonville and other
southern points. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Syme will have
with them for the holidays their son,
Mr.. Sam Syme, who 10 attending the
Harvard Law School. =
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur z. Loder. for
several years residents Of Chevy
Chase, where they have many friends.
are leaving Montgomery. Ala, for San
Francisco. Calf. the middle OF this
month.
Miss Hettie p. Anderson, general
secretary Of the Young Women's
Christian Association. has returned
from q short vacation spent at At
lanttc City.
Mrs. James J. sheshy has returned
to Washington after spending some
months in Denver. She was accom-
panied by her daughter, MrS. John
Shanahan Of Omaha, Neb., who will
spend the holidays In Washington.
Mrs Charles Lewis Clifford is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Isabella Al.
Boniface, at the WestmoreiAnd.
Evening star., 1923-12-09
Benefit for St. Roses
Industrial School

The board Of lady managers Of st.
Roses Industrial School have arr
rivsn rhursdsy afternoon ~ at o,eIoes 81 s
In the AmbaSsador ThsAtsr, when
Mr.. Douglas Mclean. . former Wash
ingtonian, will bs the star. The bene-
ht 10 under the patronage Of Nine.
Jusssrand, wife Of the ambassador Of
France; Nine. etesn, wife Of the
counselor Of the Norwegisn legation.
and Nna. Thomas =. wslsh.
Evening star., 1923-12-09
Senator and Mrs. Phipps
Mrs. Elliott, Hostess

Senator and Mrs. Lawrence Phipps
have taken . box for the series Of
operas to b given at the President
ThAatsr, the 6rst being the produo-
rtion Of Nine Butterfly" December
H.! 4; TIE Gnilss9s zee ssss. sgnSs:y - also
Evening star., 1923-12-09
Benefit Is Announced
For Fatherless Children

A beneht card and nah jong party
will be given Friday afternoon ar
Wardman Park Hotel for the benefit
Prfses VIII be awarded at each tabf4.
Evening star., 1923-12-09

Mrs. William Schofield Hoge has
gone to Baltimore. where she Is Wis
ting her son-in-law and, daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Murdoch Norris.
Evening star., 1923-12-09

Mrs. John Campbell Forester has
given up her house and taken an
apartment at the St Adams. on Con-
necticut avenue. until February /,
when she expects to go to Mexico.
Evening star., 1923-12-09

The ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady Geddes are expected to re-
turn to Washington early next month
after spending six months in their
home in England.
Evening star., 1923-12-09

Fla. are in Washington. Mr.. Sewell
to attend the deeper waterways con-
gress Mrs. Sewel1 came on to repre-
sent the Florida d. A. r. at the in
formation centennial Of the Monroe
doctrine In Richmond. Mrb. Seweli
Is vice president general OF the D.
A r
Evening star., 1923-12-09
Mention of the Folk
Well Known Socially
In Nations Capital
Visitors Entertained ia CITY.
Residents Seeking Recre.
ation Observation-Disclosures
tees Returning to Homes
Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lowe Hartman
VIII arrive the first Of next week
from their home in New York. and
VIII make visit in Washington
staying at the Lee House.
Evening star., 1923-12-09

Mrs. Anna NJ wilkins and Mrs. E.
Beach, Fla, and are located At the
Seaview apartments. s1S Collins ave.
nue.. that city. to spend the winter
Evening star., 1923-12-09

The minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter are expected In Washing
ton tomorrow from New York. where
they went to attend the annual ban
quat last evening given by the Swiss
Society.
Evening star., 1923-12-09

The minister of Persia. Mizra Hus-
sein Khan AlAi, will return to WASH
tngton today from New York, where
he has been for q short time.
Evening star., 1923-12-09

Mrs. Horaoe Greeley MacHArlAnd o.
Evening star., 1923-12-09

Miss Agatha LALonde, who has
lived in Washington for several
years. left last evening for her home
In st. Paul. Mimi. to spend Christ
mas. Early in January she will go
on to San Francisco. where she will
make her future home.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-04-04
WANTED POULTRY
BABY CHICKS AND rULLETs
WESTERN GRAIN & FEED COMPANY
2S3 Path, OGDEN, UTAH
Headquarters For Baby Chicks, Breeders In
oubators, Feeds, Feeders, Fountains. Etc.
Specially of Weeks Old PulIets

This is the first time 1 have written.
and hope l am welcome and that you
VIII answer my questions, please. (1)
what Is the proper way to wear bobbed
nAir, straight or curled? ca viii you
print tho following songr little vov.
ship. PAHSAMARAI QUEEN. NAV. ida.
Surely you are welcome. Pahsamarsi
Queen Oh, queen, 1 think the very
latest bobbed hair Is cut quite short
ana worn straight. but very very few
are bobbing the hair. and those who
nave are patiently. or otherwise, watt
ing Tor 1t to grow out again. CAY Your
song can De had In tho music storsA
therefore l cannot print II hare aorrv
VIII be glad to have It sent TO vow Il
you so desire. Price 400.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-04-04

Dear Miss Brooks:
would you please suggest sufsTtAsn-
ment, Invitations, menu and dscoratiea
for a formal breakfast to be given N
honor OF Senior class OF Aoout tee
Members What day of the week wAA
Dec. 8. 1904 and also Aug. rs, 1904f What
are the lucky days. months and eoiors
for these dates. We thank YOU
SUNSHINE q 0IGGLEs-
For your Invitations / suggest tAs
following:
Dear Miss Smith:
shall be very pleased II you will give
me the pleasure of your company ~
breakfast at twelve o'clock on Wsonss-
day, March the twenty-eighth.
Very sincerely yours.
Decorate your room and table with
flowers II possible, tho table at least \
snowy linen cover, bowl or vase OF
fresh flowers cut glass trays containing
radishes. olives and sailed nuts, salt
and peppers and the breakfast covers
complete the table furnishings Be
gin your breakfast with sraps-fruit.
seeded cut and sugared, served In IL
own skin. Follow this with delicatsly
Drowned nsh with shoestring potatoes
Eggs and hot rolls come next, ao-
companied by q lettuce with tomato
salad. Conserve with cheese, and crisp
thin biscuit and coffee finishes tho f1nA
course. selection on the piano, 4 vo-
cal number, with = recitation or reading
nay furnish the entertainment. CD De-
,ember s. 1904 fell ON Thursday and
August 2e. on Saturday. 1 find the DAY
for ono born in August Is Sunday:
months, January and OCTOBER coiors.
ed and green. For December, Thursday
s tho day; February and June the
months colors, gold. red and green
Re Photographed on Your Birthday" Monroe
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-04-04

Fie, f1e. my dear. I am quite sure all
you need is to bring your reserve forces
of pride and dignity to the fore, and SO
protect yourself from the idea that
you are in love with a boy who you ad-
NIT quit" without any cause. 1 do
not say you cannot be in love at seven
teen, but 1 do think you should make
a heroic effort 10 overcome such an
idea, and do not understand how you
could love boy who treats you in such
manner. OF course II you are IN any
way to blame, that II another propo-
sition, but my advice now would be to
try to become Interested in some other
nioe young man and you will soon be
laughing at the idea of having been in
love.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-04-04

Dear Miss Brooks:
Today for tho first time I read your
Between You and Me" corner. 1 liked
1t very much and found it worry inter
ssting. May 1 ask you a question or
two? l am blonde have blue eyes
and have just turned seventeen. am
very much In love with Il boy. l went
with him for a long time and more than
two months ago we fell out"-rather,
he quit. I find 1 cannot forget him SO
what shall I do? Tho girls tell me I
only think I care for him, but know I
do. What is the best way to try and
get him back7 Hoping It will not be
too much trouble for you to answer
soon. Thanks in advance.
gall f ~ BOBBY.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-04-04

FULLY carefully answered those seeking medical
addresses Of will
sent self stamped envelope accompanies the
each letter reply made
All communications held strictly confde
requesting and the line, the
the author
70
Address letters plainly with Brooks
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-04-04
Dear Miss Brooks:

Dear Miss Brooks:
I have long been = reader and ad-
mirer of your department, and often
thought of coming to you with my
troubles. I want tho song, Beautiful
Mabel Claire" 1t Is an old song and
one never hears 1t those days, but
think 1t one of tho best over composed.
don't suppose ysu have 1t. but per-
haps some of your readers will send It
in. l will reciprocats In any way I
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-04-04
Dear Miss Brooks:

| Deai Mibs brO0KS.
have been reading your corner, Be
tween you and me-" and find you are
very good In answering questions. So
would like you to toll me what can
remove freckles and what would be a
good answer to 4 person when he says
Don't Kid me-" Hoping to see my an
swer In the next paper. and thanking
you In advance. 1 am. yours truly,
Y. K. Georgetown, Ida.
Ny dear, I answered your letter per-
sonafiy, so l might give you the infor-
nation regarding your freckles, but the
letter was returned to me marked "un-
claimed" 30 now If you did not give
your correct name and address, please
do 10 If you wish this information. CD
There doesn't seem to be much to say
when you are addressed thusly, except
possibly, why not7" or Did you think
that was what was doingr' or some
thing similar. 1t doesn't seem to call
FOR much of an answer. Hope you will
never have any worse troubles" than
this, Virginia, but IL you do, come again.