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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-14

Bathing Suits, $3.50.
Regular $296 TO s3.eS values. One
piece wool bathing suits with Wee or
round neck. Colors tan. red. brown,
black and navy, with Gttractivs colored
borders Sizes SO to ~ in the lot.
PaIaiS ROyal-Third Floor.
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Envelope Chemise, $1.19.
Just Is all lace trimmed with shoulder
strap. Values $3.50 to t22e,
$2.98 Chemise at $l.98.
4 small lot Of Crepe de Chine. slightly
soiled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert n, Fox. %
Los Angeles. arrived In town yestsrs
day 10 be the guests Of Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Fox. Jrs az the wilsonlan.
Mr. and Mrs. James II. spauldinE,
Of San Francisco. arrived on the II.
r. Alexander and are guests AZ tho
Hotel Sorrento.
Mrs. n. r. Alexander. Mrs Clbr.
enco Blethon aud Mrs. Francis Guy
Frink. returned yesterday morning
from a trip 10 California, on tho II,
r. Alexander
Mr.. Lawrence Peters f. Leaving TO.
morrow FOR the East TO ~tater Yale.
Mrs. A. w. Quist has recently re.
turned from four mouths trip to
Europe.
Ensign Wyatt Craig. U. s. ~. and
Mrs. Craig louise Goodwin have
returned from their wedding trip apd
arc az the home q Mrs. Craig's par.
euts. Air. and Mrs J. w Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Bacon. Of Yak.
ma. who have been spending several
days as guests Of Mr and Mrs Cecil
II. Bacon. left sunday for Belllng
ham for visit.
Miss Margaret Osgood Il leaving
wednesday for Boston. 20 visit her
aunt. Mrs. Robert Osgood. until the
third Of September. when she will
said from New York for Paris. 20
continue her studies during the win.
ter.
Rear Admiral William G. Cole and
Mrs Cole have taken an apartment
at the Spring during the remainder
OF their stay here,
Miss virginia Fleming Of Memphis.
Tenn. IL the house guest OF Miss
Bernlce Butler for several days.
Mr. Karl Heussey and Mr.. John
Yerxa Of Boston. who Is guest at
the College club. and Mr.. Wallace
Collins are leaving Friday 10 motor
70 Portland for the weekend.
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Luncheon at
Rainier Club

To compliment her house guest.
Mrs. Pau Inc Hedrlck. OF Fort
Worth. Tex. Mrs Dean Gooding
witter. Of san Francisco. who Is the
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
William d, Perkins, and for Miss
Elma Collins. whose marriage TO
DR.. Minor Lie viii take place next
week. Mrs. Stanley Minor has ar.
ranged luncheon for Thursday at
the Rainier club.
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Orthopedic lunch Room

Westminster church. with. Mrs, II.
J. Lcnz as hostess. will have charge
% the !Orthopcdie lunch room tomor.
row, sho will be assisted by Mrs.
Robert white. Mrs, A. w Berry.
Mrs, Horace Castor. Mrs. George
BesFSis~esth. Mrs, John BigEar. Mrs.
Wesley Walker. Mrs. Grin Long.
Miss Mary Walker. Mrs. A. =. Skow.
Mrs. John 2. Hartman. Mrs Donald
Gum. Mrs. Marion Dodds. Mrs. NJ
a. Mitchell. Mrs. W. s. Wooster.
Mrs. James Thomson and Miss Vlr.
glnia Clcland
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Mrs McMicken p GiUe Luncheon: Dinners
TO Proceed Dance Tonight

MRS. GRANT Mc5HsCKEN is cx.
vi tending invitations Tor a lunch.
con az her home, IN tho OlymHsan
apartments. Monday. August ssth.
90 compliment Mrs Margaret Coons
Lewis q los Angeles. who will be
guest at lhe New Washington for
several DAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19
Dinners 10 Precede
Dance Tonight

Alr- Wlnlock Miller Is entertain.
ms with a dinner Of fourteen COW
ers az his home this evening. pre-
eediuE the dance which Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Remmlngton Green are
ggvinE az tho Tennis club for their
daughter. Miss Emily. who leaves
next month Tor Foxeraft school In
Virginia
Another dinner before the dance
Is one AZ which Miss Margaret o.,
gcod and Miss Mary Chaplin viii
be hostesSes az the University club
Covers will be arranged Tor eight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19

III ltl' fIH b ENsfaHn
Tho LyrIo Choral club held lta
frat business meeting n the season
ln tho mems rarIars ~ the TlrH
Presbyterian church Tuesday eve
HlHE August a.. with "a splendid
attendance. The president Mira
William Leroy Baird outlined the
many new and splendid features Tor
the coming year The club viii b.
under the direction ufAraham Nor
gan with Awhile 90. pianist. az
arruWpau.at
The first rchsau0 win be Tues
day evening. September g. a. Ts1g
o'clock The prTr1nud ~ the club
ls made up n talent from an parts
0f tho city and many nsW members
are enrolling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19
Dinner Before Dance

Mss Jane Truax Is entertaining a
few friends AZ dinner on Saturday
evening. August 20. preceding the
dance which Miss Gertrude Eckhnrt
Is giving in her honor at the Ten.
mis- club.
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Dance at Three
Tree Point

Miss Margaret Judd and Miss Dor,
othy Adams are entertaining with a
dance az the Three Tree Point club.
house on saturday evening. 20 hon,
or Mss Mary OAlahoncy. % Great
Falls Mont. who Is tho guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. ". ". Judd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19
Orthopedic Thrift Shop

Tomorrow morning tho Queen
Anne guild viii have charge Of the
orthopedle Thrift shop, with Mrs
$. q Crockett and Mrs G A. Hole
in charge. and In the afternoon Mrs.
O. H. Joseph and Mrs a ", FLETCHER
from the Madrona guild.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19
Many Entertainments
for Miss Price

Miss Ruth Price. popular bride.
to-be. Is 70 be honor guest at a
bridge tea which Miss Airline
spauiding Is giving in her apart.
menis at the Ben Lomand on Sat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19
Tennis Clubs Bridge
and Nah Jongg

The hoStcsscs Tor TIE Tennis
clubs bridge and nah jongg. Friday
afternoon viii be Mrs J, -. Ten.
nant, Mrs Charles II, Lilly and Ms
David Morgan ilodcrick. Additional
reservations are those ot Mrs. Don
aid Maiacherap. Mira J. c, Crouch
and Mrs David Morgan Rodrrick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19

wtay afternoon, Four tables will
10 ia play. Mrs, James Esary. Jr.
has arranged a bridge luncheon or
her on tho gtth at O. sca,uo
Yacht club
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luncheon at Golf Glib

Miss Lucy Dunn entertained az a
luncheon AZ the Seattle Golf club
this afternoon. TO compliment Misses
Ann and Kathryn Compton. OF New
York. Covers were arranged for
fourteen guests.
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Luncheon at Sunset
Club TOdny

Mra MeInurr, wife Of DR.. II. T.
Mcintire, L. s s. Relief. enter,
tanned With a luncheon Of twelve
covers az the Sunsc, club today
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SEATTLE VERSE
.ssa.z.....a #.. 49,.

Tile Seattle Verso wnter' club
viii hold its regular Ia,rtur az
room $40. y, ~. a. A., u q O'Clock
Thursday evening Mr. Whitley
Gray. editor Of News and Mirror
viii speak on Development or Free
Nemo Ia Ameucs Visitors are
welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19
DR.. and Mrs. LdnSoR
Gire Dinner

Dr. and MIS-. Otis Floyd hanson
arc entertaining with a dinner at
their HON, tomorrow evening Ia cuEs
pliment 20 Mrs. Thomas J DAILY Of
jersey city who Is the guest Of Mr..
and Ms. J. n. Hull
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19
FoRTsoN THYGEsEN

a special meeting will be- held
Thursday evening, August 2ls NJ 7
O'Clock. In Roosevelt hall. iGigh
Third ave, by Fortson ThygeHen
auxiliary Of United War Veterans.
All members are urged 20 be- present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19
Mrs. Bentley Entertains
Board of Lighthouse
for Blind

Having as her guests tho mem.
bers OF the board for the Lighthouse
for tho Blind. Mrs. Frederick Bcnt.
ley entertained AZ luncheon today az
the sunset club,
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WOmen's Clubs

BUSINESS wOMES's CLUB
All members or tho Business and
Professional women'a club having
automobiles are urged 10 DO present
with their cars at the couniy.city
building as soon a. possible after 5
p m wednesday. August 20. 30 or.
der 20 take visiting sallorh around
The city .
Any members who can cooperate
In this are asked 20 call Miss Bu.
ehanan. Ga rnd.sss2
AUXILIARY TO RUTH SCHOOL
The Queen Anne Auxiliary 10 tho
Ruth school building fund VIII have
a picnic on wednesday. Angus, 60 az
Woodland park All members urged
10 b. prcaen; and bring their friends
and lunch baskets. Luncheon will bo
az ~ o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19

DEGREE or HONOR
PtgNIC SUPPER
The members ~ AquIla Lodge 80.
So. Degree OF Honor PA ana thrir
Friends Wlll have a picnic supper
NJ Woodland park Wednesday -,
ming az O O'Clock For TesfryaudO
please phone ia st-lgl9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19
ADDITIAAL CLUBS

THE LADIES or
GOLDEN NORTH
Tho Ladies' OF the Golden North
viii give a card party August %. AZ
p. m, at 1881 First ave. The
general public IL invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19

on Thursday. August "a The
Daughters or 81 George win meet
IN the 81 T. -. a. hall az 1870
O'Clock
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

IONA SOCIAL CLUB
Gonia Social club viii have a whist
party tn Masonic temple. Wednesday,
August 20. az y. m All Eastern
stars and friends invited.
LADY EAGLES CLUB
The Lady Eagles club will meet
for business session. followed By
luncheon. on Wednesday. August 20.
al 10 a m, at i9zgs First ave.
EASTERN STAR CLUB
The Eastern star club viii have "a
bridge FOR members only on Wcdues.
day. August 90. AZ y m. az 1890
Arcade square.
on Friday. August p. tho mem.
bsrs will meet IN the clubrooms 20
sew FOR the Lighthouse for tho Blind.
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g

The ntruistlr club MIzpah. No.
90. win hold am all day meeting
wednesday. August 20, 90 tho *. T..
hall also University way Bring
your lunch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19

Mrs. n. r. Alexander. Mrs. Clar.
enco Blcthon and Mrs. Francis Guy
Frink. returned yesterday morning
from trip 10 California, on tho II,
T.. Alexander.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Bacon. OF Yak.
ma. who have been spending several
days as guests % Mr and Mrs. Cecil
II. Bacon. left sunday for Belling
ham for a visit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Fox, %
Los Angeles, arrived in town ysstsr,
day 10 Be the guests % Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Fox. Jrs az the wilsonlan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19

Ensign Wyatt Craig. U. s. ~. and
Mrs. Crnig louise Goodwin. have
returned from their wedding trip and
are AZ tho home % Mrs Craig's par.
euts. Air. and Mrs. J w. Goodwin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-19

Mr. and Mrs. James r. sp0uldinE,
Of san Francisco. arrived on the II.
r. Alexander and are guests AZ tho
Hotel Sorrento.
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AVOID HEAVY
CREAMS TO KEEP.
SKIN CLEAR
If all those endeCring
young charms,
Ib0t I gaze on today sUitb delight,
Should fads With The MsOsrow and
pass GSOGy So
Moore.

The practice of uetng heavy cold
croams to clean the pores Of powder
and dust has been the cause Of so
much dissatisfaction to girls in try.
ing to clean their skin, because they
leave It so oily, as they overload It
with the heavy oils from which they
are made.
To overcome this objection, yet to
make sure that every particle Of
powder and dust II worked out Of
the pores and tiny glands to keep
the skin looking clear and always
smooth and lovely, q cleansing
cream bearing the well-known Black
and White trade mark has been in
troduced here, and judging from the
many pleased expressions being
heard from the many girls and
women who are using It, there is
no Doubt about the satisfaction 1t
is giving.
Use Black and White Cleansing
Cream at night. Then in the morn.
ing be sure to wash with Black and
White Soap to keep from robbing
the skin Of the benefits it gets from
the oils which Black and White
Cleansing Cream leaves in It; then
you won't be bothered by your face
being too oily, and It will be soft.
smooth ana lovely. All dealers
have it in liberal sizes.
OUplNlehbis MnIQAdttv
81 q OK WHITE
NNWHW0yHS.K&kSYxKS
tcgCA 1tC sSliDae1lO
~ AaGVg yard apa NoC
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BOBBY THLNKS az FINDS AN ORPHAN.

; you ever say?" asked Bobby.
He il indeed" l agreed.
But what do you suppose has
happened? Do you think some
cruel hunters have killed his
mother? Surely his mother hasn't
deserted him. ] guess he's an
orphan" murmured Bobby.
Now ] knew before he asked
me, that through Robby's kindly
mind had flashed the plan to
carry the baby stag home with
him, and / had to laugh when he
looked up at me and asked:
May /, Foxy Grandpa?"
Under these CONDITIONS you
may, Bobby. II it should turn
eold the poor little fellow might
die. Ees, we'd better take him
with Nc"
with this glad news Bobby was
making ready to lift up the little
sleeper and carry him home, when
Bunny suddenly darted UP and
inquired:
What are you doing, Bobby"
Taking this poor little orphan
home" answered Bobby.
orphan nothing Bunny laugh,
ID.
"What do YOU mean2" I asked.
Il mean IN wager my two ears
that within gunshot OF this baby
stag ~ Its mother-and over there
in the direction from which the
wind is blowing"
please explain yourself" I
begged.
with pleasure" answered Bun.
ny. TITS this way. A mother deer
makes nice, comfortable nest in
the heather for cher baby. as you
see this one curled up. Now, of
course, she couldn't stand up in
view to watch it, or even lie down
by 1t, or she would be sean.
So she keeps her position, always
on the windward side, too, so that
she can scent any danger during
the day. Then when 1t grows,
dark the mother comes to her
baby and lies down by it's side"
I'm certainly glad You told
me, Bunny. What a mistake /
would have made" said Bobby,
as we walked away, leaving the
baby stag safe in bis nest as we
had found him.
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WHEN DID IT.
HAPPEN?

WHEN did the American Col.
w onies use the title United
Colonies?''
2. When was the battle Of
Turnbout between Belgium and
Austria fought?
8. When was Sicily annexed by
Italy2
4. When was the Council of
Blood organized IN the Neither.
lands?
5. When did Tripoli gain its in.
dependence from Turkey?
ANSWERS to these queries win be
printed t0mOrrOw.)
ANSWERS
10 Yesterdays Questions.
l. Cranmer's Bible was publish
ed in 1870.
2. Bombay, India, was coded to
England in 1864.
8. Dublin Castle WAS built be-
tween 12O5 and 1913.
4. The first Roman Tciumyirate
was in power from 80 to 40 B. C.
5. The battle OF Crecy was
fought August 26. 1896.
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~ A s fair as the heather, the
bonnie. purple heather"
L. sang lobby as he
reached down to pull a sprig of
heather on the moor over which
we were walking In the north Of
Scotland, one fine day.
Robbie, my Scotch blaebeEl::'s
! parodied the lines Of the famous
song.
II don't see why Bunny thinks
We win see any deer In this coun-
try. Why. there isn't q tree In
sight and / thought that stays
lived in the woods"! Bobby de-
clared.
"They do, where there are any
woods to live Ia. but hero the
deer just live on the rnOors."
Bunny answered.
"But where do they hide?" In
sisted Bobby.
They simply depend on run
ming down q Hill or UP q hill and
conceahng themselves in the few
trees that may b. In the glens,"
Bunny declared. Don't forget
that they have their protective
coloring."
IRA hate to have TO depend on
my complexion to keep from get
ting shotv Bobby exclaimed. shaiG.
tng his little curly head.
How would you like to Rave
to wear q white ceat like mine
that stands out like q targetc"
queried Bunny.
Il hadn't thenght Of thatf'' ex-
claimed the boy.
So on we went, enjoying every
minute OF our walk and talking
about Scotland and the brave Sir
William Wallace. who is the ma
tiOnal hero of the Scots, when sud-
denly Bobby gave shout of joy
and fell down on all fours!
what is it?" asked, hurrying
to his side.
"a babyr' he whispered as I
drew near.
OF course I expected to see an
infant lying there in the heather.
But what kind Of baby do you
think was lying there, sound asleep
with his little nose curled around
toward his tail as coy as could
be? A baby stag!
Isn't he the cutest little fellow
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Lacy make to talk with one
tramp who come into my place.
I hear how Jaime he say nothing.
But my innocent Rosa she know.
She feel how 1t is all suspicion
where she so. She send for me.
defend her"
But / don't think anything
Jim began.
"No?" sneered Ramon. Then
you come with me. The both %
you shall come now with me to
my Rosa. You shall make Tor
Rosa the humble pies. She send
me to YOU"
Ramon Cordoya whirled Jim
and me out Of our apartment and,
into q taxi with q force and de-
termination Of which I've never
suspected him. But Il was clear
enough that when reused to the
defense Of Rosa there were no
lengths to which Ramon wouldn't
50. Jim was 20 subdued 40 We
drove to the Cordova studio that
] almost felt him think.
/ knew he Bensed danger and
that he was girding himself to
placate the Cordoyas. But ,whax
puzzled me was why Rosa should
suddenly protest her Innocence
when everyone had 30 carefully
RETAINED from accusing her.
sticking to her pose Of injured
innocence. Rosa welcomed finland
me in . subdued little voice.
"Me-I tam 80 sensitive. / can.
not live where It Is no harmony.
] am-hCw you say-wise that
Jaime be Il defend me always
from something. And before ]
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Us OF A HUSBAND = By Ann Isle
A Delightful Sequel to when Girl Marries," Which
Scored Such Tremendous Success Throughout
the Country.

send for Ramon + set , letter
from D man who sign It Danny
and say maybe II I give him
couple thousands he take back
what. he have tell Manuello and,
Raffaello. So / telephone Nelio
ana find me out what 1t is this
Danny have say. And then ]
send one telegram to my Ramon.
And here he Is. So now I an
defend"
''But why should you need any
one to defend your" asked, try
ing to rise TO the situation which
Jim didn't seem able to meet.
"Do you like people shah think
evils Of your asked, Rosa plain.
lively.
Does It really rnatter II ! know
] am innocent2" ] asked. then.
feeling that was treadlng on
dangerous ground, added quick
": Besides. no one h accusing
you Of anything, Rosa"
Have I acted ~ II ] believed
evil o. you, Rosaf" cried Jim.
Then turning to Ramon. no added.
YOU'RE Q business man. Ramon.
Do you tltHk for . moment that
Il ! believed Rosa capable Of con,
niying a4 the thing she's discae.
sing, ia trust my wife 70 her day
after day while ] am off-Ar-on
business
J caught tho tail end cf . scogR.
fal SMILE on ROsa's face. but with
out waiting for Ramon to reply
to Jim she plunged into the
midst Of things.
fTo Be Continued TomeErOw1
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But woman that gosth forth arrayed in hat that is twenty
minutes late garment Of last years vintage causeh her
tiers to smile pyngy themselves And temples might be
built with the energy which waste the capees the
Paris dressmakers Tor the filling Of their pockets
Behold hath the right bald and yet Of
women And he sccrneh to bis shame with toupe.
But hair Is her Browning saory" years
the money which she squandereh thereon hath counted
Above ALL hath the right be frankly MIDLE-AGED.
he And his heart not troubled concerning beay and
mudaes and hair dyes and plastic For long
possesseh brilliant avst and few teeh be accouneh himself
irresistible.
But must be either young old And in ali the
there is woman who dareth to be frankly FoRTYI
Then be not puffed up, Daughters concerning your rights
and your freedom For all SLAVES Vanty
SEIAHl
Gcopyright 1924 BY KnG Eeatua..
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BY Beatrice Fairfax,
Who Holds . Unique Position IN
the Writing Word as N
Authority on the Prob
LENS Of Girls

Sne Wt1Glne WOElo As n
Authority on the Prob
LENS Of Girls
MR ARTHA BROWN is a large.
NV comfortable woman with
AA gift for heaving the most
expansive signs you ever heard.
She looks 30 jony and good
natured that you feel az 4 ten
miRRtes with her ought to dis
pei the worst case Of "deldrums"
a pessimist ever had. But Martha
prtdes herself on being q practical
person-not a dreamer, and this
- how she expresses her sane a.
sence Of realty.
II don't allow myself to be
fooled" says Martha. In the CON-
Portable voice that goes with her
pleasantly ample figure. 81
know poor folks like me were
born 10 struggle to make both
ends meet. I know well enough
what my station m life is, and
what a body ia my position 10
entitled to hope FOR. and I don't
go beyond Don't expect much
and you won't be much disap-
pointsd."
When you've heard Martha cay
that, it, doesn't astonish you 70
End that her husband left bog
several years ago, and that her
children aren't very eager to stay
at home with her "a day after
they become self-supporting. In
spite Of the fact that Martha
looks 20 Comfortable and has
such . buxom appearance Of
health and good nature, she IL
a kill;jOy and an ambition extsr-
Ininator. There are plenty VI
Martha Browns In the world
80 why not take stock and zee
II you are one OF the them.
There are two varieties Of ann
bition eradicators. One goes
around quoting that once popu-
lar postcard motto:
Don't pack up any troubles as
you Journey through life you
VIII find plenty on the road"
The second group of hope.
hatere prefer this bit Of pseudo
philosophy:
Il am an old man and have
had many troubles in my life,
but most Of them never hap
pened"
Il you conduct yourself and
your affairs on the supposition
that the first quotation is true,
then vow are q Martha Brown, q
lZill-joy and an ambition extermi-
nator. II you begin 70 under.
stand In your youth that you
don't want to recite the second
in your old age, then you have o
good chance to get into the habit
Of expecting all good from life
and realizing everything you
honestly and earnestly expect.
Please don't pass over the
qualifying adyerbs. You have to
DO your expecting honestly and
earnestly, or else ii isn't a bit of
good to you. Expectation minus
honesty and earnestness is moth
ing but impractical dreaming.
The kind Of dreams that come
true are those that are polished
up by honest expectation anA
put into action threNgh earnest
effort.
If your idea Of expectation q
to ait before . typewriter and
walt for the literary muse to
come and inscribe the blank
sheet at paper with the IDEAS
YOU arc top lazy to develop. then
the Martha Browns win get you
The Washington times., 1924-07-09
Poet Lost at Sea

1T is a queer prank Of fate that
\ the author of a poem. ship
wreck" should himself be ship
wrecked and lost at sea. This
is what happened to William Fal.
coner, Scotch poet. n 1Too.