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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-10-19

Tennyson, Miss Louise Underwood.
Miss Mary Vaccaro, Mrs. Jessie Whit
taker. Miss Lucille Wilkinson, Mrs.
Harvey w. Wiley, Miss Elsie Yost,
Miss Myrtle Yost and Mrs. J. Bond
Smith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-10-19

Toronto has one telephone to every
four of it's inhabitants-men, women
and children
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
DRAHE SVEZENf.

Ia vcerejSiho casneho rama
cekal ma Warren I'd. a Clifton
boulevardu ma poulicni karu
Frank Graotis, GIT Superior
ave., kdyz byl vyzvan dvema
muzi, ably k MIN prisedl do
auta. Veil jej vsak kolem je-
no adresy, kde ma restaurant,
pres jeho odpor dale al pred
dunn {. 1923 vych. As. ul., kde
nan namfrili revolverem a O.
brali O zlate hodinky, prsten
"a $44. Graotis Sc ale postavil
ma odpor a tn jeden z bandi.
til pri vstupovani ma Okrade-
neho vypalil zraniv jej do leve
nohy. Lupici ujeli restaura.
ter dopraven do nemocnice sv
Lukase.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
PRVNf OBE'T "cTVRTEHO
cERVENCE".

2Olety student techniky Har
ry Tunte, jediny syn ovdove-
lie matky, bydlici ma 1873. "a
stavce ma Lake Shore boulevar
du, zabit byl jim samym zhoto
venou bombou, kdyz Sc snazil
vyrvati pumu svemu pfiteli F.
C. Sniderovi, ktery byl "a ex-
plose nebezpecne zranen a do
praven do nottinghamske ne
mocnice.
Tunte byl vybornym studen
TEN a jeho oblibenym zamest
nanim byly pokusy $ traskavi-
nami. Die vseho oba STUDENT
Sc pfipravovali ma oslavu "ctvr
teho". Oba mladici zhotovili
pumu v laboratori, kterou So
be Tunte donna zaridil. Ably
bombu vyzkouseli, odnesli il k
jezeru, kde vsak nevybuchla.
Snider sci sc presvedciti a ne
bezpecnou hracku wal do ru-
ky, &C pritel nan volal, ably
toho zanechal a prib6hnuv k
nemu, pumu mu vytrhl a sna-
I'll Sc il zahoditi, kdyz v tom
vybuchla. Castky naboje vnik-
ly mu do hlavy do srdce, tax
re byl usmrcen ma miste. Sni-
derovi utrzeny byly tri prsty
leve ruky a n6ktere illomky
mu vnikly v prsa.
Policie zprvu Sc domnivala,
re bomba naplnena byla stfel-
nym prachem, ale pozdeji shle
dano, ze explose zpGsobena ira
skavinou daleko mocnejsi,
snad nitroglycerinem, ktery
lie pomerne snadno v labora-
tori zhotoviti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
CELIA RODINA SPOLU S HO-
STY ZRANENA.

DIE dosle depese z Roches-
teru, N. Y, vrazil cleveland
sky kontraktor Edward Dring,
1904 Dellengaugh ave. N. E.
as dive mile ma zapad cd Ge-
neva, N. Y, vcera odpoledne
do telegrafniho sloupu a "a
melody byli zraneni on, jeho
manzelka ctyri ditky spolu
Sc sourozenci Helenou a Will
amen Farrellovymi, ktere
Dring spolu wal ma osudny w
let. Dringova utrp6la zlomeni
panevni kosti. pohmozdeni bo
ku a dceri Eleanore zlomena
prava paze. Obe byly jest9 te-
hoz vecera dovezeny vlakem
do Clevelandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
HURON RID. NEMOCNICE
Sc MA STEHOVATI.

Urednici nemocnice Huron
rd. NELL die smlouvy s Ohio
Bell Telephone Co. lstav dne
1. cervence prestehovati, ale
do dnes nevi, kan. Spolecnost
vykoupila budovu a dala ne
mocnici 60denni vypoved', je-
likoz sama Sc must re svoji
stare budovy, vykoupene Van
Sweringovymi zajmy pro stav-
bu velkeho Union nadrazi pre-
sidliti. Sprava nemocnice no.
dlala postaviti novou budovu
ma ctyrakrovem pozemku ma
majetku Forest Hill, patricim
Rockefelerovi, nakladem $7O(
600, ale provedeni plant bylt
zdrzeno nedostatecnou sbir.
kou, kterou opatreno bylo jer
as 100000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03

Vcerejsf vzdusni postovnf
spojeni Cd pobrezi atlanticke-
no k pacifickemu. obojim sme-
rem "a dne { "a noci poprve
" historic udalo Sc presne die
pravidelneho fadu.
Costa na xapad vykonana Y
81 hodinach 4 40 minutach, o
pet minut drive nezl bylo v
pdvodnim planu. Diva aeronla
nv urcene K nezbytne doprave
posty tezsf pfibyly len v peti-
vterinovych pfestaykach. Pos
ia re San Franciska do New
Yorku dopravena byla len We
so hod. a so min. Ma letu ne
udala Sc zadna nehoda.
Nekolik set dopist ze San
Franciska. ,IsEenych nro Gle.
veland, bylos prvnim gletadlem
svrzeno vcera 80 minut DO 20.
ledni. Post6sv San Francisku O.
devzdana byla posta " lterJ
vecer a We 1885 hod. odp. ode
vzdano byl0 pres 600 cleve.
landskych tlopisT urcenycI
pro New York, ktere. byly ma
mist6 urceni u 6 hod. II min
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
CLEVELANDSKY AUTO
CLUB DAVA UzITEt.
Ne RADY.

Vsem, kdoz Sc ma slavneho
"ctvrteho" pustf ma delsi W.
let, dava zdejsi autoclub ne
kolik ,cennych pokynd. Kdo
slaviti chceS mimo Cleveland,
mnzes jeti ku prfkladu do
Berea, kde Den neodvislosti
slaven bude velice zajimavym
a originelnim zpisobem. K OBJ
vyklemu totiz vlasteneckemu
progamu pripojen jest j vojen
sky manevr.
Vyletnikim k Niagarskym
vodopadGm odporucuje kratsi
cestu pres Grimsby- Burlington
misto cesty obvykle pres Ha-
milton. Vyletnfkum, kterf ho-
dlaji dati prednost zapadu O.
znamuje, ze lie jeti jedine
po Lorain ave., jelikoz Lake
Rd. z Rocky River jest vozbe
vdbec uzavfena. Poradati w.
let do Lorain, strasnou kata-
strofou postizeneho, Jest lpl-
ne bezucelne neb jsou vsech-
ny cesty do nest'astneho mes
ia uzavreny.:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
OMEzENf PRODEJE NOvIN
NEDOSPELYMI.

Ma vcerejsf spolecne konfe-
renci cleni judicionarnlho a
dobrocinneho vyboru m6stske
rady jednano bylo ordinance
pi. Heleny H. Greenove o O.
mezeni prodeje novin nedospe-
lymi ditkami, ale rozhOdnuti
oddaleno sice proto, aby u
cineno bylo opatreni jeste pri-
snejsi, nezli mi pGvodnf ma
vrh. Ma byti start ditek novi-
ny prodavajicich urceno ma II
rok, misto jak Greenova' navr-
hovala, roku desateho a hosi
mali byti licensovani, kdyz
predlozi zdravotni vysvedceni
jakoz i dukaz, ze We skole pro
spivaji. IS
.'Pravnik s. Mcmahon v "a
stoupeni dennfch listG povazu-
je. move opatreni "a zbytecne,
ktere jest to hochim noviny
prodavajicim situaci spise zhor
siti nezli zlepsiti a sice tim, ze
by Sc stall predmetem staleho
vysetrovani. Jako dokladem
uvadel celou radu prominent.
Mich muzl, kteri svoji karieru
zacinali jako poulicni proda.
vaci. Jest to do jiste miry pra
vdou, ale zda Sc nam v celku
ze potulovani po ulicich nedo.
spelym ditkam sotva mIze
prospect, O zalezitosti bude je.
dnano jeste jednou ma schdz
svolane radnim Sulzmanem
predsedou radnicniho dobro
cinneho vyboru, ktery take
pfedsedal ma schizi vcerejsi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
ZfTkEJsf vYLETY.

Druzina ceskoslov. legion&-
fi pofada zftra, v Den prohla-
SEM neodvislosti v zahrad6 q
pavilcnu pri ceskea sfni Sokol
ma Clark ave. ma zap. strane
velkolepy vylet "a spoluucin-
kovani sokolske hubby. lPodni-
ky nasich statecnych legiona-
ri mali jiz svoji dobrou po-
vest nejen dobrym uspofada-
MIN, ale j srdecnou zabavou,
ktera ma vsech jejich vyletech
jest jaksi donna. Vybor uchys-
tai program nekterych atrak
ci a sbor zasobitelG, nravi, re
Sc postaral jak 0 proviant te-
kuty tax hutn6jsi. Velkou
pritazlivosti bude polni kuchy
ne, kde. nefalsoyany vojensky
kuchar vyrabeti bude ruznou
menaz. Kdo chces straviti pfi-
JENNIE odpoledne, pfijd' a md-
zes byti jist, ze 81 vyletu od-
neses dojmy nejlepsi.
Okres D. T. J.. vyletne 81 Ii
ira odpoledne do zahrady p.
Capka ma. vych. II. ul., kde
krone obvykle vyletni zabavy
usporadano bude verejne cvi-
ceni. Hudebni program sv6ren
Jest kapele Sdru5cni Ceskycl1
hudebniki. Zacatek stanoven
je ma 2.-odp- a vstupne ma Csc
loze Prokop Velky I.O.O.F
uchystala ma zitrejsi narodnl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
KONvENcE PROGRESIvNf
STRANY

Narodni vybor pro konfe-
renci progresivni politickou
akci, jez zapocne Ultra a. Ger
vence, nastoupil vcera v Stat
lerove hotelu cinnost, poda-
MIN zpravy v utery do Cleve-
ladu prijedsim sekretafem kon
ference A. Holderem.
Ma seznamu stati jsou hla-
Semi delegati re statd: Wash
.ington, California, Arizona, u
tab, Idaho, Montana, Wyo-
ming, Colorado, New Mexico,
Texas, Kansas, Nebraska, S.
North Dakota, Minnesota,
Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, Mis-
sissippi, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, No.
Carolina, Virginia, West Vir-
ginia, Pennsylvania, New York
"a Massachusetts,.
Sc staty neprihlasenymi Sc
dosud vyslani delegatd wy
jednayalo.
DIE dosavadniho programu
bude konvence zahajena Ultra
% 10. hodin6 dopoledni mod
litbou bud' biskupa Schrembse
anebo biskupa McConnella Il
filadelfske methodisticke die
cese. Hlavnim recnikem bude
w. M. Johnson, predseda kon
vence, jinak neni program je-
ste ami pro druhy den pevne
ustanOven.
Senator Robert M. La Fol-
lette sucastni sc jako neodvis-
Ily kandidat presidentstvi poll
tickeho valceni. TAX bylo as
pom tvrzeno kazdym vddcem
v konferenci progresivni poll.
ticke akce, ktefi jiz vcera dc
Clevelandu prijeli.
Pripravuje sam jiz prohla
SEM, ktere vSe ma nalezite OBJ
Ijasniti. Stati sc ma tax dvems
zpdsoby: Osobnim prohlase
MIN kandidatury pfi zitrejsin
zahajeni konvence Sc soucas
ne prohlasenym programem
ktery by byl programem jeh'
vlastnim a konvenci by byl
ponechano La Folletta schva
fiti. Anebo bude vyzvan dele
govanym vyborem k pfijmut
nominace z rukou delegat1
spolu narysem programu, KIT
ry by musel prohlasiti q
svij.
Dnes vse nasvedcuje, re s
| stane as pripad prvnf. Die j
nych zprav navstfvi dnes l.
: Folletta vybory diva a pozada
! il jej, ably kandidoval.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
SERzANT CERBA OPETNE
v SLUzBE.

Bezpecnostnf reditel Barry
dosadil vcera do sluzby policej
niho serzanta Ant. Cerbu, KITE
ry byl, jak znamo, sveho casu
pfepaden We SVEN domov9 zna
mym prohibicnfm spiclem Man
ganem, ,~ktery nyni sam byl.pro
surove pocinani odsouzen do
robotarny. Cerba byl postaven
po dvakrate pred federalni po
rotu, ale ia sc nemohla o vine
obzalovaneho shodnouti a pro
to musila byti .zaloba odvola.
ma.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
CEL0DEnNl vYLET
pofada - ~
KLUB "ZAPADNf
HVEZDA" 1z,'
v nedeli 13. cervence
do znhr1du d M1ru

ma BroadUicw Rd.
Bus vyjede cd sine p. kaliny,
1855 zap. 81. ulice urcits 500
hodin rano. - IS premii bude
rozdano sice: tlustym panlm a
panim, tez hubenym. dale panlm
a panim $ nejvstsimi a nejmensi-
mi nohami a panGm a panim
nejvet;im a nejmensim.
Hudba .. Molera lcinkuje.
80 v lcte I'VE
FAB. VYBOR.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
POZDRAV Cd RODINY
NYcOVY.

Cd rodiny p. JOS. Nyce, jez
z jara vypravila Sc ma navSte-
WI do Ceskoslovenska, obdr-
zeli jsme pozdrav z Liberce.
"Lfbi sc nam zde, ale nikoli
ma zGstani. - Cleveland je
pro mas dost dobry," sdeluji a
pripojuji pozdrav vsem ctena-
rum "Sv6ta".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
KURsY cIzfcH MEN.

Ceskoslov. koruna 2.94A
Rakouska koruna O.0O14h
Mad'arska koruna O.0O121R
Jihoslovansky dinar 1884
Ceny vyrozumivajf Sc v cen
tech jen "a vetsi obnosy ma
burse. V drobne vymene poci-
tan je vzdy kurs nepatrny
zlomek vyse.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
DoDATEcNf DfKY.

V dikivzdanf vcera uverej-
nenem bya opomenuta mezi
pritomnHhdA4kosty ct. pi.. Ma
rie 'slavicek, a pax mne byl
zaslan krasny darek pi. Jo-
sefinou Pacovsky a jeji dcerou
pi. Bertou Oravec, kterymz
zde uvedenym "a jejich pra-
telskou pTichylnost vrele diky
projevuji.
Vdecna k
ANTOINE MALY,
43z0 E. 131. St.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03

americky svatek celodenni w
let ma vlastni taboriste, kam
Sc vyjeoe jiz rano v SIS hod.
z nadrazf Wheeling & Lake
Erie drahy, vych. 80. ul. Pro
obveseleni zajiste re cetnych
vyletniki pfizvana byla j So
kolska hudba. Neni pochyby.
ze vylet bude vsemi milovniky
pffrody jak nalezite vyuzit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03

26lety Frank Lanzandorfer,
2847 vych. 119. ul., jel autem
smerem vychodnim. Biz Char
donu narazil stroj ma prekaz-
ku a odmrst9n byl as 20 stop
daleko. Nestesti zaplatil auto
ista zivotem. Byl zabit ma mi
ste zlomenim vazu.
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g. -
MEsTO .szALOvANO KON-
TRAKTORsKOU FIRMOU.

The Joseph Co. podala wee
ra u okresniho soudu ma mesto
zalobu, kterou Sc domaha "a
placeni $13.5OO kteryz obnos'
Cleveland spolecnosti pry dol
sud Jest povinen zaplatiti "a
prace pfi kladenf zelezneho
vodovodu ma Random rd. .
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
LEKARE.

"Tady vam pfivadim svou dee
rusku. pane doktore. Trudicko
postav Sc rovus. at pan doktor
vidi, lax Isl kfivSI"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-25
! FISHING FOR BIRDS.

; The other birds flew away as
quick as a wink. The albatross
was master Of the situation. and
1 tell you they took to their
wings without waiting a moment.
Down the throat of the alba
tross went the piece of salt pork,
string and all.
Now pull her in,' said the
captain to the sailor who was
holding the line.
Do you think that albatross
would give up the piece Of salt
pork? Not he. He held on to it
and screeched with anger, and in
he came, fluttering his wings for
dear life and the nearer the line
pulled him in the harder he
scolded
There he. was on the deck. The
captain cut the line from the salt
pork and we fed him some more.
But the albatross commenced
acting strangely. He tottered
and staggered around like a
drunken man.
He's SICK" said Bobby. '"rhe
pork didn't agree with him."
You bet he's sick" said the
captain. 1T isn't the pork. That
fellow is just plain. ordinary sea-
sick"
"Ohw Bobby cried. "let's throw
him overheard and let him fly"
YES" said the captain. I'VE
would have to do that anyhow.
Sailors are very superstitious
about hurting an albatross. They
think it brings a ship bad luck.
TOO bad there isn't some bad
luck connected with my family"
sighed Bunny. It's just the
other, way round with us-espe-
cially our feet"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-25
!

CHdIdctSr, anu SrIEN ROWLAND
a dimple in place of soul!
A man used to perform feats OF
courage to- prove his love; but,
nowadays, it's real love if he
doesn't even glance out Of the
corner Of his eye at the taximeter
while he's kissing you.
The sweetest vindication a wife
can have, is to hear her hus-
bands stenographer verify her
own opinion of him.
\ \
Nowadays, a girl who would
laugh at the idea OF love in a cot.
tage, will cheerfully accept love
in a secondhand motor car that
is being paid for ON the install
ment plan.
There are three vital moments
in the most honest mans life,
when he hates to meet his wife's
eyes: when he is making a public
speech, when he is making pri-
vate confession, apd when he is
trying to thank her for the rotten
cigars she gave him for Christ
mas.
A#
A long engagement Is an zen.
durance test" in which the man
waits for the girl to give up hope.
and the girl waits for the man to
become exhausted and give up
struggling.
X &&
The average man is such a
base materialist' that he can't
see the vital reason for candles
that mustn't be lighted, vases
that won't hold water, and cush-
ions that may not be sat on.
M@ -
The honeymoon is not over
until the bride stops worrying for
fear her darling may lose his
heart, and begins worrying for
fear he will lose his digestion,
his umbrella, or his job.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-25

~ EFORE long it will be i'm
possible for people to have
~ the experience Bobby, Bun
ny and / had-for soon, am
afraid, there viii be no more
sailing ships like the one on
which we went around Cape
Horn.
must admit that some of the
days when we were sailing
against the wind and had to tack
back and forth all day to gain
any distance. were rather monot-
onous, but somehow or other we
always found something to do to
make the time pass happily.
But this day Of which I am 60
ing to tell you did seem long.
Even the captain saw that Bobby
and Bunny were getting bored, SO
he came down from the bridge
and said:
How would you like to catch
an albatross?"
"Albatrossr' exclaimed Bobby.
How could we do it,"
"I'll show your" said the cap
tain. Our course is set now and
] shall be at leasure fox a WHILE"
He turned to a sailor and said:
Bring me a piece of salt pork
and a line"
AYE, aye. sir" replied the
sailor, touching his cap.
In a few moments the sailor
was back, The captain tied the
pork on. the heavy fishing line
there was no hook on that line
and threw it out in the water.
Where they came from / can
not tell you, but as soon as that
pork fell into the water, there
suddenly appeared any number Of
birds fluttering over the stern
of our ship.
What fun it was to watch
theml And how they fought!
There were Mother Carey's chick
ems, stormy petfels, beautiful
Cape pigeons and speckledt bag
let's.
How they fought and how they
did get their feet tangled up in
that line! 3.
Cant we land one of them?"
asked Bobby.
We're waiting for bigger
game" said the captain, quietly.
Soon our bigger game hove in
sight. Hove is the right word,
for when that albatross came
over our bows it looked like a
flying machine. What beautiful
creature he was. as he floated
gracefully in the air and then
made a dive for the pork.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-25
LOVE DEFIES TIME
It's Not a Sheltered Past or Years Of
Rough Contact With the World That
Determines WOman's Fitness.

though i had not Most and sui.
fered through my own follY?"
Yes, my friend. the dawn is
breaking. Whether or not you
marry this man. the dawn has
broken for you because you have
learned your lesson and are see-g
ing life through the clear light Of
wisdom and love.
It's not either her sheltered
past or years Of rough contact
with the world that determines a
woman's fitness to make sue
cessful wife. It's her kindly
point of view. her alert. SYM
pathetic understanding, her ap.
plication Of the Golden Rule to-
the practical problems that arise
in marriage.
You've attained this efficiency
and wisdom through failure and
hard struggle. But you've at
tanned it.
Another woman may reach the
same goal by intuition and prac-
tice Of precepts she has been
taught.
She may have lived a quiet,
sheltered life-you an agony Of
mistakes, storm and stress.
What matter? You've both won
the same fitness for
happy wifehood. Your price is
far above rubIes,' because the
heart Of your husband can safely
trust in you.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-25
WHO SAID III
AND WHERE

66W1E judge others according 10
" results, how else not
knowing the process by which re-
suits are arrived at?"
Since we can't read "a PERSONS
thoughts, we must judge him by
his actions, George Eliot states
in ''The Mill on the Floss"
''When Fortune means to man
most good,
She looks upon them with A.
threatening eye"
When things look darkest, good
fortune is often near, Shakes
peare points out~fn King John"
Copyright, 1924 King Feature
Syndicate. Inc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-25
BY Beatrice Fairfax.
Who Occupies q Unique Position
as an Authority, on Problems
.Of Love and Marriage.

as an Authority on Problems
.Of Love and Marriage.
0 TILL another interesting com
ment on shipwreeked's letter.
~ printed in this column some
weeks ago, has reached me. Ship
wrecked, as he signed himself.
told OF his marriage which went
on the rocks because OF conflict
ing temperaments.
He declared that should he ever
again marry, he would not queg-
ton his wife's past, but would
; only ask that she go fifty-fifty
with him in life.
He asked whether a woman who
has been out in the world and
known the bitter as well as the
sweet is not better fitted to make
a happy and successful wife than
the young girl who has been core
fully sheltered.
M. s. answers this question
from her own experience. She
says she knows she personally is
better fitted now than she was
when fifteen years ago she be.
came a bride at seventeen, to
make home happy for a husband.
She adds that she had always
been spoiled and headstrong.
'sMy husband stood my unbear-
able ways for seven years" she
writes, then after two children
had been born to US he went away
and left me. But let me tell you
1 learned many things in the
long years that followed.
81 have many times longed for
my home and l have had bitter
struggle to keep my boys with
me. But / have never regretted
the experience. 1t was a lesson
for me. 1 managed to keep my
children with me and support
myself by becoming a house
keeper.
81 believe that today L could
do much more to make a happy
home than could the inexperi-
enced, selfish. goody-good girl /
was.
'Then, too, / realize that where
there is jealousy there is no
love. always imagined my nus,
band was flirting and made him
miserable by my suspicious. Now
have thought things over and
conclude that we should love and
trust others even as we would
have them love and trust u.s..
What Shipwrecked said about
preferring for a wife woman
who had experienced and suf-
fered, interests me so much. For
man is now beginning to care
for me. And am wondering
whether the dawn is beginning
to break. Is it possible that if
our companionship grows into
love. / may be as happy as
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The Biggest and Best Story Of
Her Career.
By Eleanor Meherin

She remembered this now as
she wrote. A yividness lit up her
heart and trilIed along her senses.
An accusing voice whispered:
You liked it." Another answered
= did not, couldn't help it,"
This inner dialogue continued:
"Well. you like Max and it's the
least you might do. He's been
pretty gallant to you"
He spoiled our friendship, Z
clips to Be Kissed"
.'Oh, don't be such a fool. You
know that's not honest in you!
You're excited about IT now. That
proves it was agreeable to you.
You might just as well face the
truth you're not avacuous angel
you have lips and they like to be
kissed the same as every other
woman created
AT this point the accusing pres
ence in her mind brought before
her books she had read long
ings these books had awakened.
She remembered a French novel
by George Sand. Reading that
she had been on fire with zest
for adventure. She read the life
of George Sand and coming to the
part where the wild young genius
has disguised herself as d man
and joined in the frolics Of the
atudents. she had wished that she
were French and wicked and
daring so that Life might be splen-
did, with color and romance.
frequently she had wondered
why things that the world called
wrong were always the things
that gave delight.
How About Dane.
Now she was a great living
ache with her doubts. Was it
necessary for her to live like an
Old-fashioned monk shutting her
self away from all the sweetness
Of life? She didn't smoke, though
she wished to. Shed wanted to
smoke for three years. but Mar
garet said, wait till you've
finished growing That ought
TO be pretty soon!
1t was the same way with cock
tails. 1t made her seem weak
and as though she couldn't trust
herself to refuse even taste.
And then how did she know the
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WHEN IN
DOUBT
BY Cornelius Beekman-
A Wedding InUitGtion


nEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
II How should letter or note,
accepting a wedding invitation,
sent by the brides father be worded?
t2) How many days before the
wedding should one send the we'd
ding gift?
go Would a morning coat ana
striped trousers and gray gloves
be correct for my husband TO
wear as a guest? The wedding
is in the afternoon.
c. H.
A FORMAL, engraved wedding
"A invitation to the church only,
requires no answer. If the inyi-
tation is to the breakfast or re
ception, it is answered with the
conventional third-person form:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Arthur North
accept with pleasure
the kind invitation of
for Tuesday, November the tenth,
at five o'clock.
(2) The wedding gift can be
sent at any time before the we'd
ding--two weeks before Is q good
time.
3. Yes, this is the only really
correct dress for a gentleman at
a daytime wedding.
(Mrs. BeeclmarIA will be glad to
answer questions ON etiquette
submitted by readers.)