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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-25

stenographer's vacation brings him
face to face with his HELPLESS
NESS.
Al wife's absence may drive q
man to indigestion or Irritation
but his stenographer's absence
drives him to desperation
II mans wife knew half 40
much about his inner SOUL, his
habits and his complexes as his
stenographer does. then. indeed,
would they be truly mated! For.
his "Steno" Is the only woman
who really ''understands'' hint
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-25
Ghost Languages
Too Many.

Oliver Baldwin, Of the British Prime Minister is
Socialist and makes speeches against his fathers party
tons The young who went into the army seventeen
and changed most Of his opinions declares himself
Spituas He says he has talked with dead relatives and
that spirit voices heard by him. talked in five different
languages.
You would think that ghosts having escaped this world
and its many rules Of grammar would adopt one
language that distant shore You think Of para
disc providing quarters for French Germans Armenians
Japanese But when try to describe another world they
invent variations Of this world Our magnatons feeble
Even swsdenbcrg would not invent new kind Of man.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-25
G6uoNK!H Onlk.
nH.o.oN K?'

4OO 4N4As
For the luvva
Mike, where d'yu
think you are,
anyway. T h / s
amt no cow pas
ture!"
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look OUT!!"
III o N X
HONK - b R-R
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shrill snarl Of a
ira fife officers
whistle cut across
the c o n I u 8 ion.
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of brak 8, the
sulky slurring of
checked tires-a
lane opened be-
fore them
Even then they
were too fright
ened to move.
Withered h O. nds
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-25
WISE SAYINGS.

COME men live all their lives
~ in a barrel, and look out only
through the bunghole.
The humblest citizen Of al the
land, when clad in the armor Of
a righteous cause Is stronger
than all the hosts of Error.
Bryan.
PHYS akin to love,
-Soukhernel
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-25

r should be remembered that the cause Of prosperity
country is not only its ability to produce, but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15

his knees. was ready for the moment.
Straight she sat. unshadowed, cool,
Indifferent, pleasant, 40. His eyes at
first travelled hungrily over her face.
She watched them. She saw a ques-
ton come into them. She saw fear
muddy their candor. She waited a
moment. Then she said:
How like my son you are! t.
"Oh-h.h, yes. YouN must tell me
about him some time. Well, we have
rehearsal in a few minutes. .Awfully
glad TO know you. know your son
must be corking. we'll mur
sician's life is hard work Not much
time for play. ! must be on. Glad
to have met YOU
Z He ran across the sand, up the
steps to the boardwalk.
Nydia did not know she was liv.
ing up to her name. No.
She sat while. She thought OF
the concerts on the pier. There would
be no more for her. Her eyes went
out to the sea curve under the rim
Of the sky bowl. Out across was
more world, more world She would
70 on O. ship. She took out q tiny
mirror. She dabbled rose leaf pink on
her cheeks, she patted the hair loose
over her ears. drew the rose paraSol
closer, arose and walked, slowly,
gracefully. ito the steps going up to
the boardwalk.
ftsffs 8s ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
THE EVENING STORY

one day she felt too desolated
when, after the men had, 1aughing.
chatting, packed up their instruments,
disappeared, the sea must sing alone.
she could not stay. She arose and
walked to d flight Of steps leading
down to the stand under the pier. The
tide was coming in, but II she hur-
Iried she would have time to set down
and race the first waves UP the beach
ard gain the safe sand up near the
boardwalk. She must be alt'ne. AT
length clutchins book. parasell, bag,
she sank dosyn warm, painting de-
licicusly ready for dreaming half
asleep of music, of dark eyes, Of life,
Of utter happiness, of romance. But
was a figure running up from the
waves under 81 pier as she had? She
leaned forward Al slender. tall man
CARRYING a violin case came near. He
stopped beside her. Something In
her breast Topped itself over. Her
body quivered. sank closer down
against the warm sand.
The man was young, oh, very
young, %, perhaps. He. threw his
cap on the sand. disposed more care
fully of lbs violin, sat down beside
her. He ciasped his slim hands about
his, knees, sat looking out at the
saiI-specked ocean. Nydia sat in the
shadow of the rose parasol. She was
happily conscious under her quivering
Joy at his presence of her own love.
liness But she had no thought only
feeling. Wales was in the ascend
ant. So
"why don't you send me away?''
He had deep, serious voice. Tell
me I'm absurd
Nydia s. laugh rippled out.
He laughed, too.
Life was love and laughter. Oh,
that was all.
Ever since the first day / have
been trying to screw up my courage
to do this. Now don't know
whether / did it or whether I'm
dreaming"
He turned to her quickly. She
drew a little back among the rose
shadow of the parasol
You know why I've come" His
voice shook, his hands on his knees,
his sensitive musician hands, shook.
She knew that in a moment those
hands would seek for hers, find them,
grasp them, grip them. hurt them.
that his face, his beloved eyes, his
cheeks and his lips would be against
hers. The boy--the wonderful boy.
He was putting off the moment
that he might longer reyel n its an IN
tfcipation. He turned with low lit
tie laalgh and locked again at the
sea, a smile curving his beautiful
young lips.
Softly she pushed the flushing para
sol away. Softly she wiped with her
handkerchief her cheeks so that they
became white, not rose petaled like
girls. She smoothed her hair q
little back of her ears. She looked
40.
He turned, took his hands from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
TRUSTEE To CONDUCT
UNDER4 KING BUSINESS
Income FROM Estate 81 George w.
Grice 4 70 De Paid 70 His
widow During Life.

The National Savings and Trust Co.
il named Is trustee Of the estate Of
George w. eirice. undertaken, who
died June 26. Under the terms of
the win the trustee Il to hold the en-.
tire estate during the lifetime Of the
widow. May l.. GTice. and IL directed
to pay her the net income for lfe.3
EngeneIR. Russell Ii to be permitted
to occupy premises 1903 Eighth street
for life and the same privilege IL ex-
tended to his widow. On the death
of Mrs. Gree the estate Is to be dis
tributed among the heirs of the testas
tor. The trustee II authorized to con-
-tinue the undertaking business.
! Michael j. Lane. who died July Ill,
left $500. gold watch and chain to
Wash. b.. williams, Bequests of
$3.50 each are made to Marion Wiz
liams, Jane Bangs and Mary Garrison.
The remining estate goes to Wash
B. Williams. who Is also to act as
executor.
BY the terms Of the viii Of May III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15

ESclydalI. who died June ~ Il diamond
ring and house 40. 4s7 Fifteenth
street southeast are left ID her son,
Robert u. Evans Al legacy cf 500
sfs given to her husband, Carl N, Eek.
dali. william Wallace Is named ex,
ecutor.
Robert e. Elliott by his will leaves
his entire estate TO Elizabeth Robeys
who Il also named AZ executrix. He
died June Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
Warrant OiIscer Retired.

Fort Meade, s. Oak. has been placed
on the retired list OF the Army on his
own application after more than 50
years, service. &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15

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Friday night, the Post
Gymnasium was the scene Of
an elaborate dance given by
the officers of Fort Sam
Houston as a compliment to
the visiting polo officers. The colors
Of the teams made the scene a CAV
one and those attending all showed
which way their sympathies lay by
wearing the colors of one of the teams.
Many of those present wore polo cos
tunes instead of the regulation even
ing dress.
Prior to the dance. many dinner
parties were held in the homes of tho
officers and in the Argonne Heights
Officers club. General and Mrs.
Ernest Kinds entertained a party Of
IS in the Officers club; Major aud
Mrs. +. G. Delano entertained n large
group Of friends in the Officers club:
Major and Mrs. Charles Candy enter
tanned ~ guests in their home in
Brahan boulevard; and Captain and
Mrs. J. 4. Hettingcr entertained in
their home in Fort Sam Houston.
The reserve officers were enter
tanned with delightful dinner dance
Wednesday night in La Piaccta by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dvrllcc. The
guests numbered 40
Friday evening the officers Of
Brooks Field enjoyed n dance in the
Officers club.
- - -
The American LEGION AJsuiary will
hold its monthly business session at )
o'clock Thursday in the st. Anthony
hotel. Members Of other units visiting
in San Antonio are cordially invited
TO attend.
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p ortr allure
Exhibit is
PLANNED

The San Antonio Conservation So,
ciety is planning a portrait exhibit TO
be given in the near future. The OK
hibit will consist Of portraits in all
mediums, except photography. The
exhibit will also include miniatures,
daguerrotypes, silhouettes. There are
many rare and valuable portraits in
San Antonio and it is the hope Of
the committee in charge that the OWL
ers Of these will respond to our re-
quest for the loan Of such portraits.
as generously as upon the occasion of
the Conservation Society's former
loan exhibit.
A postal addressed to Miss A. Ellis,
115 West Agarita Avenue, notifying
the society Of portraits that are avail
able will be appreciated.
The committee of arrangement will
meet at 10 o'clock Monday morning
at the residence of Mrs. Perry J.
Lewis, 205 w. French Place.
~ ~ ~
The Girls Friendly Society of ST.
Marks Episcopal Church will meet
for the regular business session at Z
o'clock Tuesday in the parish house.
Supper will be served at G 10 O'CLOCK
and current events will be told at
6 80 o'clock.
The Graduate Nurses Association
will meet for the regular dinner-bus;-
ness session Tuesday evening in the
st. Anthony Hotel. Following the SEES
sion, cards will be played.
~ ~ "
The Tuesday Musical Club will meet
in regular session Tuesday at 3 p. m.
in the home of Mrs. Eli Hertzberg.
The program on Tschaikowsky will
be in charge of Mrs. Stanley Winters.
y ~ "
The Entire Nous Club will entertain
with an anniversary dinner at G 80
Cloch lodluFuHy IL lnt Il. M. ". "a
~ ~ ~
Mrs. j. f. Jarratt will entertain
Tuesday in the San Antonio Country
club with a luncheon at 1 o'clock,
complimenting her sister, Mrs. Robert
Jarratt, who is her house guest.
~ ~ "
The Parent-Teachers' Association
of the Hot Wells school will meet at
3 o'clock Friday in the school,
u ~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. William Church will
entertain with a dinner in the San
Antonio Country Club February IL,
complimenting Miss Honora Patton
and Miss Jessie Church.
- ~ ~
Miss Lucille llanncry will enter
tain with a dinner dance Friday
night in La Placeta honoring Miss
Adelaide winerich and Miss Jimmie
Steele
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Guests Seek
i II e a s WP@
at Party

Miss Elizabeth Nelson. daughter OF
Lieutenant Colonel c. ]. Nelson of
the Ninth Infantry. entertained
number of her friends at "Treas-
ure Hunt" last Sunday night The
hunt was n great success and one oil
the first to be given on the post.
After the hunt hot waffles and cof-
fee were served. The guests were !;
Miss Iernice Fiskc, Miss Dorothy
Terry. Mrs. Hagle, Miss Helen Mel
son. Captain and Mrs. Dill. Lieuten'
ant and Mrs. Nachman, Major Lack
land. Major Snecd. Captain Stack.
Captain Odcen. Lieutenant Kerr.
Lieutenant Kelley and Lieutenant
Bennett. The winners were Major
I.acklanF Miss Terry.
~ ~ ~
Mrs. Frank I.arkin Of New York,
formerly Miss Bessie Yoakum. will ar
rive Sunday night TO be the guest OF
Mrs. A. A. Wright for some time.
Many parties are planned in honor OF
Mrs. Larkiu. who was very popular
during her residence in the city.
- ~ "
The executive committee OF tn
Womsu's Auxiliary to the Beacon
Hill Presbyterian church viii meet at
3 o'clock Monday in the church. Al i
o'clock the regular business session
will he held.
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F etc PLANNED
BY Society
Feb %

Plans are being made by the Anglo
American Society for the observance
of its seventh birthday anniversary
on washington's Birthday, Monday,
February %, in the st. Anthony Ho-
tel ballroom.
The affair will be In the nature OF
a cabaret dinner at Z 80 o'clock to be
followed by dancing. Reservations
may be made with Mrs. Ralph Hugo,
Crockett 3642, or Mrs. Florence
Groos, Crockett 1868.
Officers for the Anglo-American So
cIety for the season 1925-1926 are +:
Mrs. Lewis Krams Beck, life presl-
dent; Mrs. W. S. Fly, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. S. Engelking, second vice
president; Colonel Beaumont Buck
third vice president; Mrs. Sterling
Price Adams, secretary; Mrs. Flor
enee Grooe, treasurer.
u ~ "
The Parent-Tea chers' Association or
the Breckenridge High School will
meet at 3 o'clock Friday in regular
session. A reception in honor of the
faculty will follow the business meet
ing.
The Texas British Women's Club
win meet at 3 O'Clock Wednesday in
the home of Mrs. Ralph Hugo, 307
East Park avenue. All members are
requested to be present.
- " ~
The Ladies' Aid Society OF st. Johns
Lutheran church will entertain with
a silver tea from 3 to 9 o'clock Tues
day, February 0, in the parish hall.
- ~ ~
The Woman's Society Of the Con-
gregstional church will meet in all
day session Wednesday with Mrs.
Harry Smith, 100 Felisa street.
~ ~ ~
The Officers Dance Association
win hold dance at the Argonne Off
GERS Club Friday night from 0 80 p.
m, to IL midnight. The station hos
pital and Second Medical Regiment
will be joint hosts.
" ~ ~
The First Infantry Bridge Club will
meet Monday evening at the Officers
Club.
~ ~ ~
Miss Gertrude Gesler of Chicago
will arrive Tuesday to be the guest
Of Major and Mrs. Earl i. Gessler in
their home in Fort Sam Houston. On
Tuesday evening, Major and Mrs.
Gessler will entertain with an in
formal party complimenting their sis
ter.
~ " ~
The Engineering Bridge Club will
meet Thursday at the quarters OF
Mrs. Earl Gesler, in the Cavalry
Post
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The Barnard Z. Bee Chapter
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
will meet at . 80 o'clock Tuesday in
the oak room of the st. Anthony
hotel. All applicants for membership
are asked to attend. Plans for the
party for the veterans will be dis
cussed