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day located bldg aha I" square 'ns 'Re"
ToSm and Bath
automatic lift; $40 month.
1925 7th ST-Corner Varnum st Excel
lent apt. of two rooms. kitchen and bath
three rooms kitchen and bath with show
very few apt. houses. Should be seen.
THE GLESDowER. II 9th ST N.E-Front
apt. OF FIVE rooms and bath; available
Oct. LIST; $50 month.
THE ASHLEY, 2o3s 18th sT--very desir-
able apt. OF six rooms and bath.
THE woopBINE .27th AND CATHEDRAL
sito Cathedral Mansions. Apt. Of tWo
rooms kitchen and bath apis. of four
did % apts. E Tor % Army "a and s: Navy people. '''"
7se PARK RID Nw-Apts. of two. rooms
room, breakfast room. Murphy bed with
dressing room. kitchen and bath.
from Soldiers Home Excellent fve-room
tion. Very reasonable rentals.
$500 WISCONSIN AvE.-Apts of two
rooms kitchen and bath $50 month: also
one apt OF one room. kitchen and bath;
THE sM!THF1ELD. 1l15 9th ST. NV
ADJ OF tnree rooms. Kltrnen ana bath,
S45 month. Porch; newly decorated.
54oe conn. AVE. Mr.; CHEVY CHASE
porch: newly decorated: all outside rooms:
$50 month. Two rooms. kitchen. bath
els z ST. E.W-Central downtown-Four
rooms and bath: S31 so and $40 month
Now being decorated; hot-water heat:
jantor service.
35l3 18th ST: Nw:-splendid location.
hall and bath, with porch. Corner apis.
All outside rooms. Rents reduced Newly
decorated.
1886 18th ST. N.,w.-;An excellent bldg,
Apts. of exceptionally large rooms. Four
rooms and bath. S82 so to $40 month
THE ROCKLEDGE. 2466 goth ST NV
Al Bltmore st. overlooking Rock Creek
Park-Apt. OF one room. reception hall
and bath: non housekeeping. Two rooms
kitchen. reception hall. bath: corner apt.
Ono room. reception hall. kitchen and
bath front apt. All newly decorated
Elevator service. Resident manager.
THE BEBLIN. z IOWA CIRCLE NV
Apts. OF three rooms and bath: $40.
DoRsTAN HALL, 4soo GEORGIA AVE
four rooms: bath: porchss; cedar closets
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downtown departments: excellent apts Of
living living room reception hall. dressing room
@5o to s 0ed Ants scnfn N hres ssd rooms ss1h
foyer and bath; $50 to se5. Resident
manager on premises.
T19 11th ST. NW.-Splendid downtown To-
'qsass ruo5. sSS fST saes' and
eiec.. JaDitor service.
1877 p ST Nw.-Four rooms and bath
with or without porch $50 and $50
146l ,GIRARD ST. Nw..1-Available Oct. LIST.
With sorah ?gss 4dnS Nf Ss rooms and bath
146s HARVARD .sT-Apt of one room.
kitchen and bath; $40 month.
1921 EUCLID ST. N.w-one square from
Central Centh High1lTSpr shd lso rooms. bath and
1924 CONN. AvE-In Cleveland Park
ha M and BATH 1T sso month s'ehen Three raoms
Kitchen. reception hall and bath: S75
month.
oi5 LoNGFELLow sT.-Apts. of two
rooms; kitchen and bath modern bldg.
800 wARDER sT--In new corner bldg,
four rooms and bath; SIS TO- ss5' Two
rooms. kitchen. reception hall and bath !:
5000 to $55. Heated by oil.
THE WILTON. 1891 nth sT.-Most rea-
SO sona6Is a6d hI,s ants in @ Wash Five rooms kitch
1901 PARK RD. N.wLTuo doors from
of two exceptionally large rooms. kitchen
reception hall and bath S57 80 month
THE GREENSBORO. 1914 nth ST. NV
Within walking distance of Government
Depts. All apis. newly decorated-Three
and four rooms with bath; elevator
resident mgr. Very reasonable rents.
1471 IRVING ST.-Most convenient loca-
tion in the city, Two rooms. kitchen and
bath; $53 month.
c4es 10th sT.--;Apts. in detached bldg. fac,
ing Mintwood St Excellent location
bath: exceptionally large closets. All
newly decorated
s1I 10th ST Nw-Central downtown
One apt second floor: four rooms and
361s CONNECTICUT AvE-Three room.
and bath: $50. Newly decorated Ami
of two rooms. kitchen and bath: reccn.
tion hall: double rear porch: $50 month
1878 IRVING ST. N.w.-Apt in two.famlly
bldg Six rooms and bath: h.-w.h.. eiec'
yard. porches and garage SOS month.
Try CO., INC,
Phones Main soO3-4-s
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SPECIAL VALUE AT SIS.
A Very Desirable Front
Apartment at The Shawmut.
Two good rooms. nice recep-
ton hall, kitchen and bath. All
in perfect condition. Wonder
full view east and south. Set
tied neighbors. Excellent loca-
ton.
See Resident Manager.
Zoo Nineteenth Street.
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THE CRESTHILL
Inspection Inved-Day Evenings.
1890 Belmont ST. NV.
A recently completed Apartment House of high-class
construction located a high elevation and adjacent
Meridian Park.
IIigh-Class Appointments.
Elevator Service.
Heated by Oil.
Storage Space (IndividuaD.
1ncinerator
Must be to be appreciated
rooms, reception hail. bath and porch. ...... 5000
rooms, reception hall and bath porch $500
rooms, reception hall and bath Cncluding large
poches OF iron and concrete construction) $50
MOORE & HILL, INC.
Main 1l74 $50 18th St NV.
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THE FLAGLER,
Cor. Z2nd and H SITS. NV.

THE FLAGLER,
Cor 22nd and H Sts NV.
New, EghtStory, Freproof Apartment Building
Containing Bachelor and Housekeeping
Suites
l Room and Bath.
| Room, Alcove Diner Kitchen and Bath.
Rooms, Kitchen and Bath
$50 to $685.
RESIDENT MANAGER ON PREMISES
SWARTZELL, RIIEEM & HENSEY COMPANY
TT Fifteenth Street NV
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III" INGRAHAM ST y W ROOM KITCH-
81 large screened sleeping porch: be-. " ear
lines: $40 includes gas. eler rtrtrlty.
3I03 MT PLEASANT ST--TWn BRIGHT
rooms kitchen bath closets. l8l. entire
Bird floor in priratn !lrlilv :, adults, heat.
gas eien. furnished. SO After ,.
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TAKOMA PARK OR ) ROOMS. PRG-
vate bath. all ont side rooms: h.-W.h H.. cleo.
gas garage: ) blocks cars and stores: cement
siraet and sldn mix. adults nni.- AZ so. :.
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1870 l4th ST NW-FOlR ROOMS AMI
ra,aJ :}oA
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-ENTlRE FIRST
foor rooms and bath. heat. gas and elec. :
$50. Apply 3l3S p st, or store '.O33 ? st.
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5000 A MONTH WITS >NALI :nTIAL
payment buys charrung modern apart.
ment home IN new h.:idinG insst half
chase represents a definite saving OF one
lar suite For details rhnn" Main 9370.
Prpnch 1--or Adams Ic13 after Il n m
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EDUCED RENTAL

kERHSsER ls}s 2 sFsgAts, 81: 81!
New building 2 rooms. tile bait, bath and. and 4
s4s s2a s1S S csss sSs all large bright rooms
THE AMHERST"
1854 COLUMBIA. RID. NV.
side re, rooms: HU newly pspered. Reasonable.
THE Ea6 ;stAfeoX 4 : Syrt c9yErs" S9E:
sirable apartments Of s rooms and bath and
G spd Ssss FL S Ssen, oTshs o nre%ises
'THF ;gI4 i1ih 5FhFSryTE," y. E7E.
redeeora.sd esd' $3.50 q to0 TO sssso go 0A'n' 0e'ns
116 NORTH CAROLINA AVE: Sc.
rooms and bath and porch; $50.
1911. VERNON ST.
Two fooms. tile bath and Murphy bee;
so sne s5s = rooms reception hall and bath; $40
,4,7x g., BOSS q PHELPS Main oaoo.
12a9 l$sh 81. NV:
Rent. ss2 SO. nias xss ysnltor .s s.rylse Ssen 30.
PELHAM COURTS,
2l15 p St. NV.
l room, kitchen, bath,
porch. .&5.W
2 rooms, kitchen, bath,
porch. $50 G. 62.5C
5 rooms, kitchen, 2 baths,
(24-hour Phone and Elevator
Service.)
MOORE & HILL, Inc,
$50 18th St. NV.
Main 1174.
THE WEST VIEW,
2123 EYE ST. NV.
rms rms ' br. al ai xii kit. am and ;: 81 S7.5o 50
THE SYCAMORE,
1924 S ST. NV.
At - rms bath h,s and porch
20O7 EYE ST. NV.
anS front n.an;,,ia rms hall bath
lst a. 5 large rms. ; and bath. $500
916 EAST CAPITOL ST.
1st-h; apt. duplex apt. 8 rooms. bath
cellar. Dorches; poss. Oct. /. ...... .S65. 90
TUDOR HALL,
10th & MASS. AVE. NV.
! rm.. DIR. cl... kitchenette & bath. :. +. $4,000
w. J. PILLING,
l416 F ST. NV.
CHATEAU THIERRY,
1920 S St. NV.
/ Block East OF Connections Ave.
RENTS REDUCED.
pcscS S A.o ap: Nsehsn ns cot
suitable for professionals.
Apply Resident Manager.
N. 1904,
THOMAS J. r1saER Z CO.. INC.
THE CLEVELAND PARK.
3616 CONN. AVE.
NEW l AND 2 ROOM
HOUSEKEEPING APTS.
West 828. s.
SPECIAL VALUE AT SIS.
A Very Desirable Front
Apartment at The Shawmut.
Two good rooms, nice recep-
ton hall, kitchen and bath. All
in perfect condition. Wonder
FIJI view east and south Set
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large. WELL HEATED APARTMENTS
modern improvements, por"hes. lawns, $40
$40 2oO4 Evarts ne Potomac 2690-W.
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1910 CALIFORNIA ST-Convenient to
downtown departments: excellent apts Of
living room; reception hall. dressing room
Sig Sith so MURPHY ~ sy, bed kitchen s and bath;
foyer and bath: $50 to $65 Resident
manager on premises
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PARTICULAR
WHERE YOU LIVE?
THE MoNTELLO ACCOMMODATIONS
WILL APPEAL TO YOU
Three types of good apartments that are
now available:
Two rooms. kitchen and bath. east ex.
posure slightly view .............S6 S66
Two rooms. screened porch. kitchen and
bath. south and east exposures. ..... 20
Three rooms. reception hall. kitchen.
bath and screened porch: three ex-
posures and cross draft ............ 96
All in perfect condition.
Good service. settled neiEhbors exceilsnt
location.
1901 COLUMBIA RID.
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T19 11th ST. N.W.-Splendid downtown To-
cation. Apt suitable for business and
residence-Five rooms and bath: INV h -.
cleo, JaDitor service
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1914 G. 81. NV.

1914 G. ST. NV.
Very desirable downtown
apartments. Convenient to
Government departments.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath
$50 to $3.50.
? rooms, kitchen. bath and in
closed porch. SIS to $3.50.
Redecorated throughout. Open.
II. l.. RUST COMPANY,
1OO1 18th st. NV. Main 6888.
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q RHODE ISLAND AVE Nv. ,JE%E;.
North Capitol St--Two attractive apa":-
nronts al outside rnuns: large closets: en-
niovri adults nrnferros! "NN
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TIE SOUTHERN. l5O1 -T-APAR7- !
mento Of rour, and hatH aGt room
kitchenptte and bath in iai= centrally IL
Gated downtown bl;id,nr. ',fulr 'acurat",, e.
U, ,Sldcnt Manager
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1877 ST. N.W.-Four rooms and bath
with or without porch: 500 and $50
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REDUCED RENTALS.
1915 ST. Sc.
New building 3 rooms tile bath. and
rooms and tile bath: all large. bright rooms;
$45. $47. $50. $55.
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T32 PARK RID. E.W.-Apts. of two rooms
kitchen. bath ana porch; apts of living
room, breakfast room. Murphy bed with
dressing room. kitchen and bath.
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323O WISCONSIN AvE.--Apts of two
rooms kitchen and bath $50 month: also
one apt Of one room. kitchen and bath;
S3S month.
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146l -G1RARD ST. N.w.-AvaiIable Oct. LIST.
-Excellent apis. of FIVE rooms and bath
with porch: $75 month
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::674 CDNN. AVE! & p:,s!- ki1tFEN
and bath. $50 also apt. nf lt~:e iivin= rln.
dressing rn, lut.tcn ami 1'at"e nl'"Nr.
rartfv furnished S1'
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BRIGHT. CHEERFUL. FRONT APART
ment: large living room. bedroom. break fast
room complete kitchen with sink cabinet
gas range. instantaneous hot-water heater:
lce laundry walking distance all Govern
ment departments and downtown sections
cl3 f ST. NV. Rent. $40. Kny second moor
front apartment or owner. Adams 4724 1 .
h06 Il 2nd ST S.E-APT.. Ii ROOMS AND
bath, electricity. large porch near Capitol
and Library: $3.50. Main 1924
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THE wOODBTNE. 9th AND CATHEDRAL
AVE.-In beautiful Woodley Park. oppo.
sito Cathedral Mansions. Apt. Of two
rooms. kitchen and bath: apis. of four
rooms. and bath all outside roome: splen-
did ants for Army and Navy people,
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED
REASONABLE RENT.

REASONABLE RENT.
730 NEWTON ST. NV.
Onehalf Square from Ga. Ave. Car Line.
Practically new building. conveniently To-
Gated TO stores. schools and car line. All
apartments in first-class condition.
| RM.. KIT. & EATH. DINING ALCOVE.
$3.50.
:, RMS. KIT. & BATH. DINING ALCOvE.
$500.
3. +. SAUL CO..
Main 210O 025 18th St NV
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TODD pr. Ne. @end
4 "x"niicrt "un.iitjp:I
Il C.tlfcI .; HnA
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OOI.OR ED.
APARTMENTS a FOR RENT.
THE CARSON AND THE LANGsToN.
1910 and 1914 SHERMAN AVE NV
Z rooms. klt and bath. S45 90 to $500
THE LoGAN. 315 {; ST. N.E.. o''oo
Only One Apartment Left
rooms. kit. and bath h........ $4,000
B. +. SAUL CO.,
Main 2100. O35 18th St NV
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'Wp I.{2GT. ROOMS
tf~"'',- D.ncrcI and
, SRG;D IL
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1913 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-One half square
from Soldiers Home. Excellent five-room
apis. All outside rooms: splendid lOca-
ton. Very reasonable rentals.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

furnace heat: sac 80. Inquire within.
THE WILBCRTOS. 1874 COLCMBTA pT,---
Six large outside rooma. reception hall and
porch: high-erade building reasonable.
I7o5. DE SALES ST NV. .topPosiTE;
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:}eU ST = F.--6 RODNN: Nj ITGN'F.
attractive "ud floor: mo.!ern ipiprovnmcl's:
on car Inc. Inquire 3l; Y 81, Nc. :in'
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Worlds Richest Man-in Marble

was done by a young woman who holds
the position of secretary to Mrs. Rock
efeller, it does not appear impossible
that it was to wifely devotion alone
that the oil king owes this seml-pub-
lie tribute in imperishable marble to
his title to remembrance.
HOW 1T FEELS.
It would seem therefore, but COM
mon politeness to this lady, for any
reader when next in New York, TO
drop in at No. &c Broadway and gaze
upon the features Of her husband.
From the study of that face, some
visitor may perhaps obtain a glimpse
Of row it feels 10 be the richest man
on earth.
ARD on the way from &c Broadway
to where the memorial 10 Whitman
will eventually stand c0p, curiously
enough. be seen another human being,
who not having attained sufficient
fame in public esteem TO have statue
Of himself erected by the community
1t large, was not permitted 70 80 so
unrewarded by his kinsfo.b. This is
the statue, just at the foot Of Broad
way, Of Abraham De PeyScer, vI.L was
mayor Of New York in 1895. and
which, as you will read from the in
scription, has been erected by John
Watt DE Peystei, Seventh generation
IN direct dcscfnt.v NJ. Rockefeller
hasn't had to wait so long as that
for recognition in marble.
Copyright. 1925. King Features Syn, Inc
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NEW YORK, Jan. %. - Although
perhaps never destined 10 find ils
way into a niche in the Hail Of Fame,
a bust Of the worlds richest man has
just found its way itno q niche in the
hall Of building even more famous
than the modern Pantheon upon Uni.
versity Heights. II you never have
heard of "26 Broadway" then you are
ignorant Of the nest Of that giant
monopoly known as the Standard Oil
Company. 1t is a titanic structure
lowering goodness knows how many
stories above the street, and yet oc.
cupied exclusively by offices Of the
great oil corporation.
From a step-ladder in the main cor.
ridor Of this building a young woman
the other day reached up and detached
a curtain that for some time had hung
over a niche on the left, and disclosed
the head and shoulders, in white Bug
gundian marble. Of John u. Rookie.
Teller.
The unwilling Of a fine bit Of statu-
ary is generally supposed TO be accom-
panied By the unlooseniug Of oratory
and music, but the curtain fell from
this work Of art in complete silence.
So smooth, not to say well oiled, were
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SCENE ONE

The Sunday congregation M tear itself acoy from the San-
day services ION the rado long enough to recall that Mae and
Red fundamentally inclined their aVay Hasty Point.
ichere yms-ord marriages died the future parents of
public opinion For oeea Pa Potter pursuing
the elofng fdrOe suspect it to gie them his blessing, not
that younger generation coad kooO hot to do sh bless
ng they got it, This the office of the Justice Of the Peace
odd for marrying jnsteeand Mamie and Red haze Just
entered armed ah license aud beautiful faith in the future
As the French song has Tey Are Young aud They Do Not
KnoU"
JUSTICE: (beoming disgustingy happy pair So you
want to get married? Well well, we'll!
RED (nervOasly) Yeh that's the big idea.
JUSTICE: (h practieed easel Well you the right
place I've tied knots in this office than Houdn Measures
distance to cnSpdOr 1 practical eye, and directs thin squirt of
sobdeeoiee HnOlenm floor ah professional skill SAM
how of these here couples dye think I've spced?
SAM: (holing broom rcfleetvely) Well, should say
thousand mebbe fifteen hundred ebbe thousand Ponds
aith becoming melancholy Anyway, too many I'd say.
Ia great coSmie truth
JUSTICE: with nnbeeOming glee) Yeh they tearing
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Here Are Three Rules for the Woman Who Finds Herself Unpopular Hole
Tight to All Family Ties; Be Interested Your Work. If
You've Started Wrong Start Again

takes; it is only fair and logical that
she should have some little difficulty
in Fighting them.
In the first place, there is that COM
plete seyering Of the family ties. One
sees that she isn't a particularly SYM
pathetic big sister, with the young
married sisters, not particularly hap
py in their happiness and their babies.
She's left mother and father 1000
miles behind her; she Is the poorer for
not keeping those associations close
and sacred.
Then she doesn't find her work in.
teresting. And that is fatal to true
development. A girl / knew used to
hate her work, used to spend ell her
time telling US Of vordy battles with
all her associates, and Of how she got
the best Of the telephone girl, and had
the office boy fired. One day someone
said TO her:
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1 was a rebellious and unhappy ac-
countant. Ny sister and I used to
lunch at a frightful little lunchroom,
dirty and badly managed. And be-
cause 1 loved so to go into her kitchen
and help her, the fine old Irishwoman
who ran it used to beg me to come
into the business; 1 was getting $50 a
month, and she would have paid $50.
But alas! there was a hallucination
in the family that ladies didn't cook in
little restaurants, and the delicate
little aunt who decided the matter
said simply that she would rather
See Me Dead. A twenty.year-old
cook in a restaurant might well be
an interesting person. But a twenty
year-old bookkeeper who is as bored
with her work as l was, is not inter-
ssting at all.
SO that's the second suggestion.
First, hold tight to all family ties, sis
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Martha, what sort Of work would
you like to do?"
None" she said promptly. e
hate all work. despise it, loathe it.
don't think ladies should have to
work"
And that was her measure, a per-
son-in this bitterly needy, lonely, I'M
finished civilization Of ours-who
didn't like work. You might feel sorry
for her. after that, but you couldn't
well feel sympathetic.
Like your work, you girls who are
just getting started. If you would
rather be selling pickles and sliced
ham, or assisting an undertaken, or
filling teeth, instead of decently filling
deeds and drawing contracts, then
break loose, and do what you want
to do.
It always makes me sad to remem-
Der my own young office days, when
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build better life about yourself. Real
friendships, with the less fortunate,
who need you. Real interests, in work
as well as play. Real improvement in
languages, music or some science or
art that attracts you.
There were three girls close beside
me on an omnibus-top the other day,
all three pretty, one quite radiant as
well as pretty. This last had book
in her hand, a book called "Mediaval
Italian Windows" 1t was n scientific
book, library-worn and uninteresting-
looking. One of the other girls pres
emily asked the question / wanted TO
ask her, why on earth she had it?
Dads having an old fuddy-duddy
achtect to dinner on Sunday" she
said laughing "and 1 want to have
something to say"
stop off now and have some lunch
with u.s." one Of the others said.
WHY SHE'S POPULAR.
81 can't; I'm taking my brother
to the dentist, poor kid, and told him
I'd take him to the movies after
ward"
"Tm crazy about your hat, Mary
"Well, so am ]. She trimmed it
for $40, just the cost of the materials.
She Is woman my mother used TO
know, and she's with Henri now-she
trims my hats for nothing! Lucky
me. And when l ask her what can
do for her, says says, Make me some
gingerbread, Mary" She loves my
gingerbread-I get off here. I have
to get some things for mother!" said
Mary.
"She's sweet" said one OF the other
girls, discontentedly, when Mary had
gone. But ] don't see why she's so
terribly popular. She gets them all.
1 don't know why"
But was a good deal older the.
any of these three girls.
And knew.
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Now Miss-e-iss do you take this man-Sam, would yoI
just put that broom down and attenionet
where -Oh, ye-do you take this be your legally
welded husband? Say-you do
MAMIE: (neyvonsly) You do.
JUSTICE: (pecved) Not 1 do. You do Say do
MAMIE: do.
JUSTICE: Ito Red Do you take this woman be yous
legally welded wife, love- her forever? Say
you do
RED: do.
JUSTICE: Now put the ring the third finger of her left
hand as Red does Justice ratles through formula 1v
canica nneyJ By virtue hory State bluh buh
you wife God bless you ITO couple, in of
fact tone) That's all.
RED and MAMIE Coming out of nanee) Is that all?
JUSTICE: Coughing bit fOcetuVy) Of course there's
little matter of we'll it's customar-hat is the young groom
sometimes feels that
RED: digging into pocke-a prophetic gesture for young
nsband) OF course here Hands Justice dollar
b (Which he gyavey folds into poekebook zh the rest of
the other blood money
JUSTICE: (gaany And then there is of course the most
pleasant part of this entire business; in fact only part
that keeps me in it.
RED: What would that be?
JUSTICE: You know that it is our great
Commonwealth when Magistrate of the Law has after great
expenditure of time and effort succeeded marrying young
couple he is allowed by virtue of his office and the dignity
perqustes that thereto kiss the busngn
bride (Sntng the action the avrd) By your leave presents
tobaceoansd monaehe to the shrinking b,ide Mamie nelnes
flushed cheek and the made to the huge chain of the
brand husband avhoss hair shades reddy)
LILY CANT All go back n finish nah scrubbing?
JUSTICE: AS you sign this
LILY All CANT sign nuthin, an you-all know it.
JUSTICE Sam, you help her (Sam does and signs his
doshng in)
And That's That-Until Next Sunday
Copyright King Syndicate rights including dramatic
and motion picture, by the authorI
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By Madge Arthur

Hills. Mr.. Davidson, from whose
hands have arisen busts Of President
Wilson, General Pershing, Lloyd
George and other notables, recently
sailed for Paris to complete a bust
Of Ambassador Herrick, and on return
ing will resume work upon a memoir
ial to Walt Whitman, which on its
completion is to be placed in Battery
Park, where the old poet used to love
to roam.
WHO PAID COST!
It is within a stones throw OF this
Battery Park that the bust of Rookie
Teller has found Judgement. Whereas,
in the open, millions will gaze upon
the features Of the poet, comparatively
few eyes, and those chiefly of hurry
ing clerks, will rest on the carved fea-
lures Of the oil king. One might there.
fore reasonably presume that the mon
etary consideration which induced the
making Of the latter was considerable.
Just who bore this expense, what
ever it was, have not been able 10
learn. II there was an allotment made
from some Standard Oil dividend, that
fact has not been made public. The
reasonable conclusion seems to be that
the family purse contributed the funds
and since the unwilling Of the bust
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stand here. Now Mister-er er-whats your
you stand here and the little lady beside you We're all ready
for the operation.
MAMIE: (avo had gvlish dreams of taue veHs that foated
long and nsy in the CdhgUi film and bridesmaids and
uveat and big Baaban and KdtS organ that
BOOM boom deboom; BOOM boom de BOOM Aren't we going
have ceremony something's Is this all there is it,
JUSTICE (citk hurt udignation) you to know that
marry you just good and tight if this the Cahed
raj of Westminster and the Archbishop of Canterbury Join
hands and let's get going My wife doesn't like have late for
supper mamie and Red join hands the approved anner