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bad and good. You acted from the
highest motives you had, but maybe
they weren't high enough.
"Your morals are beyond crit
icism, but perhaps your information
was inadequate. 1 notice that most
people feel they may safely act
when they know they are right.
"It strikes me, after a few expert
ments, that when we are sure we
are right we had better be careful.
We've probably overlooked some
thing. You think I did wrong in
going to Troy, though you UNDER
stand, I'm grateful to know. that
I couldn't have done otherwise.
"But I dare say you think Meme
laos was compelled to bring on a
great war, destroy city, take hun
dreds to their death, all because his
wife ran away. You think I'm to
blame. Well, I don't see it. I think
it was pride and lack of magma
ton. He, not I, caused all those
deaths, though he acted with clear
conscience and is rather satisfied
with himself, and I knew I was do
ing tragic thing, though I couldn't
help it,
(Which of-us is really responsible
for the suffering that followed? I
think a decent man could lose his
wife without bringing on a war;
Don't you think wife should be
punished for deserving her hus-
band?"
ut depends upon the wife and the
husband" said Helen. 81 should
have to know the special case you
refer to-"
II was thinking of you," said
Perhaps I should be. punished
perhaps I am punished, but moi by
Menelaos. He got his -frienos to
destroy Troy and let themselves be
killed, but here he and I are back
again. I know he feels he ac-
complished something, and I think
it best not to ask him what"
why not?"
For the same reason that I
should not ask you what you ac-
complished when you punished your
mother, or what she accomplished
when she killed your father
Its kind to ask people only their
intentions; if We saw the true mean
ing of what we have done, perhaps
we couldn't survive"
"You confuse me terribly - you
can't know how terribly
"Yes, I can," said Helen. IT did
it deliberately You came here think
ing me bad woman, and yourself
something Of martyr to duty. You
were right about yourself; you are
a martyr to what you thought was
your duty. So was your mother.
But after what I have said, yoH
are not so sure You probably con-
tinue to think me bad, but you see
that it might net be so easy to prove,
if we came to An argument about it.
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About my own conduct, Orestes, I

About my own conduct, Orestes, I
have long been confused.
But 7 won't hang my head over
anything I've done. I'll take what
retribution life has for me; if it
has none, I'll be thankful that what
I did isn't so bad as feared"
That's a terribly dangerous doc
trine," said Orestes.
I'm not trying to convert you to
it," said Helen. II merely wanted
to explain myself, and perhaps to
comfort you a little. Some of the
wrong we do is crime, and some err
ror; our mistakes ought to be less
tragic than our sins, but it often
turns out the other way.
"You, I think, have made some
terrible mistakes, but that won't in
terfere with our friendship, Of
course, do hope you won't repeat
them"
what you say sounds kind and
I'm grateful for it, but it still seems
immoral" said Orestes.
r Perhaps it is" said Helen. TITS
the best I can do. At any rate
there are no hard feelings between
lus? But tell me, do you think yorl
and Hermione can get along, afteI'
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a MODERN LIPS ANcEMys
THO PRIVATE Life
IOF HGhGN O. TROY
BY JOHN 1eRsKiNe
by JOHN GRSklNG


well, whatever it wasS Paris
found the same thing in me, and I
found it in him. Isn't it strange
how love becomes our will! We
couldn't have done otherwise"
"Oh, I beg your pardon? Such a
theory would make your passion for
that Trojan rascal as sacred as any
other Lowell"
1T didn't mention any theory"
said Helen. IT was citing a fact.
Why did you call Paris a rascal?
You didn't know him. Our love
was decidedly like any other love;
it seemed to us sacred.
eff you prefer, I'll cite a parallel
from Menelaos. When he married
me he too said he couldn't have
done otherwise. Now he thinks he
could, and he wishes he had. But
at the time he was right"
IF you could not have done
otherwise" said Orestes, "you are
logically not to blame for the mis-
cries that followed. It's an ingeni-
Gus point of view, but I don't think
it will hold. Who is responsible
for it all?"
"I've often wondered" said Helen,
"but I still don't know. could make
an argument to show it was Meme
laos fault, but I have learned to
accept thing once done, as done;
we must take the consequences, but
there's no sense in debating it as
though it were still do do, and I am
disinclined to pass Judgment on the
doer."
That's a most upsetting doc
trine! That would leave all wrong
doors unpunishedl" ss&N
"Never-unleas you feel there is
nothing ethical in life itself. I still
like to Believe you can find out
whether an action is right or wrong
by doing it-that a right action has
better results"
"Of course. in general" said Ores
ties. But in the practical world,
in society, you've got to distinguish
between criminals and Others"
I'D like to-" said, Helen, .'but I
doubt if anyone ,can-that is, not
until you have a long time to watch
the result of their lives. Take your
self, for example: don't know
whether you are a murderer or an
unusually dutiful son."
IT tried to de my duty" said
Orestes, "but what I did makes me
f1endishly unhappy"
Exactly" said Helen. "You are
probably something of both - I
meant to say, your. deeds were both
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The Characters

t6 OILII ULUOfO
HELEN. an ancient lady with modern
MENELAos. her husband while she stayed
HERM1ONE. her daughter and severest
ORESTES, her nephew-young enough to
be a reformer: old enough to have am
EFHEzSo.SNuEsuis , gate-keeperl by calling: phil
osopher By instinct: noralist by observa
ApgAsrE. handmaiden. and friend to
cHARiTAs. the lady next door.
DAMASTOR. a boy who strayed from the
family doorstep.
I'VE shan't quarrel over your
opinion, Orestes," said Helen. "It
is essentially my own opinion.
Where 1 have been, disaster has al
ways followed. If it had not been
for me, your father would not have
offered up his own child, my sister
would not have slain her husband,
you would not have killed your
mother, nor Pyrrhus and you
wouldn't have married Hermione."
ooh, should have married Her
mione anyway! That's not a
catastrophe, and you are in no way
responsible for it. I married Her
mione because I love her"
THAT is usually thought to be a
good reason" said Helen. II dare
say your union was foreordained-
you would have married her Ino
matter how admirable her mother
was"
"Yes-no! I mean, when you love
as Hermione and do, you can not
help yourself"
"You never met Paris, did you?
OF course not. He felt the same
way about it,"
"And you didn't agree with him,
suppose?"
Eyes, did"
"Then you've changed your mind
since?"
mo, still believe it. That's why
I'm glad to know it was love that
drove you into matrimony. I was
afraid it might have been Hermit
one. She made no secret of her
intention to have you"
"You imply that she forced me to
marry her.
Didn't she? I thought you said
you couldn't help it? Was it her
charm or yours that overwhelmed
your"
"Oh-in that sense"
~Of course, I'm unfair" Helen
went on. ut was your charm that
compelled her"
Il don't pretend to any charm, y
said Orestes.
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The average midday meal OF
Henry Nv of France consisted OF
four kinds of soup. four entrees, a
course Of boiled meat, a ten-pound
joint of beef a side. Of mutton, a
capoh and three other kinds Of fowl.
Vegetables never were served.
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BY Martin
Blosser
By Taylor

perhaps the. situation is impos-
sible," said Helen. Forgive me for
mentioning it. But You may be able
to approach Menelaos-or Her.
mione, whichever you think best
and effect an understanding. If you
can't do it. nobody can. have
faith in your wisdom.
ut is difficult, as you say, but OF
course I'll do my best" said Oreste5.
Ito be continuedl
Copyright. 1925. by the Bobbs-Merrill Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25
GILES IS READY
TO QUIT FLIGHT
British Altman in Row With
BaCker-AsSaiIs Weather
Bureau Experts.
By the Associated Press.


SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. November
sS.-Capt. Frederick A. Giles. British
aviator, will resign as pilot of the
proposed flight from the United states
to New Zealand unless W. II. Rosen-
warne. his wealthy Detroit hacker,
retracts scolding statements rejecting
on Giles inability to get started on his
flight, he told the Associated Press
last night.
Capt. Giles said he was forced to
sbandon his San Francisco-Hawaiian
flight $50 miles west of San Francisco
Tuesday, when his plane struck foul
weather" and was turned upside
down. dumping charts. food and emer-
gencv equipment into the sea. The
captain made a safe landing on a
ranch near San Simeon. Calf. His
plane was damaged during the flight
at sea.
Rosenwarne's telegram that riled
Giles said in part: Your controversy
with officials of the Weather Bureau
l consider unfortunate. This is not
to the interests of good craftsmanship.
/ resent my name being used as not
playing the game Performance in
place of cheap and vulgar publicity
is the goal of true craftsmanship"
The inference that he was seeking
'cheap and vulgar publicity" affected
Giles deeply. He denied emphatically
that such were his intentions and said
he felt justified in seeking a retraction
of statements made by Mai. r. II.
Bowie and T. r. Reed. local United
States Weather Bureau forecasters.
branding his foul weather" story as
"simply impossible"
Giles said that he sent a telegram
last night to the British Ambassador
at Washington. asking that he start
action through official channels to
force &he Weather Bureau officials at
San Francisco to retract their
remarks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25
HAS JOB FOR HER SONS.
Woman Inventor Employs Boys in
Stone Quarries.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
KNOTTINGLE,Y, England. - BY
searching about for a business orpor-
tunity for her four sons, Mrs. Anne
Greaves. who has invented a new
stone for buildings, is now in the
sand-quarrying business, employing so
men. She travels GOO miles a week
selling tie products of her quarrles.
Mrs. Greaves' husband is a ship
owner, but she did not believe there
was a future in shipping for her four
sons. She decided to try quarrying on
some land she owned at Hensall.
1.-The first sand I produced Mrs:
Greaves said. was holders sand
used in iron foundries. l Travelled
round in the foundries in the West
Riding selling the sand. l must have
been the first woman seen in the
foundries. Since then l have opened
three more quarries and two river
wharves.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25
HOUSE BUILT ABOUT TREE
DEPRIVED OF LANDMARK
Spreading Willow That Grew Up
Through Kitchen Floor Has
Been Cut Down.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
CHICAGO The "houSe built round
The tree" has lost the attribute that
made it a landmark for many years
in Oak Park ChicaGo's west side
residential suburb. A spreading will
low tree that poked its trunk up
through the kitchen of the spawning
picturesque mansion has been cut
down.
The home was built by Frank Lloyd
Wright. noted architect, more than a
third of a century ago,
When the contractor informed him
it would he necessary to cut down
young willow tree TO make room for
the foundat ton. Mr.. Wright would not
allow il to he destroyed.
So the contractor built the house
around the willow. and its green
branches piercing the roof long were
sight for visitors
New tenants found tho willow a
nuisance and it felt the Ak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25

York was the main speaker yesterday
at services held Jointly by the Ohev
Sholem. Washington Hebrew and
Adath-1srael Congregations at the
Ohev Sholem Temple.
Seven churches joined in a commu.
nifty Thanksgiving service at the
Columbia Heights Christian Church,
at which Rev. DIR. u. G. b. Pierce,
pastor of All Souls Church, spoke.
The offeling of the combined congre.
cations will be used to aid Near East
orphans. The churches participating
were:
Columbia Heights Christian Church,
the Columbia Heights Lutheran, Mount
Pleasant Congregational. Friends,
Mount Pleasant Methodist Episcopal
South. All Souls Unitarian and Ma.
tional Memorial Universalist Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25
THANKSGIVING DAY
SERVICES ARE HELD
District Churches Have Special
Programs-Bishop Speaks
at Cathedral.

Washington's Thanksgiving day
included a sermon by Bishop
James f.. Freeman in Bethlehem
Chapel of Washington Cathedral. lie
advocated character, honesty. fair
dealing, high standards and devotion
to the Christ as requisite for America
and urged return to 1.-The fundament-
al things of life" The bishops topic
was THE Things That Remain" and
dealt with the indispensable and
things of life.
Representative Sol Bloom of New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25

a the usand commercial vessels now
have radio compass in use, in addi-
ton to number of naval craft.
Forty-five radio beacons are now in
operation by the lighthouse service,
while Is more are under construction.
A total of nearly a thousand new
aids to navigation were placed in COM
mission during the fiscal year. the re-
port pointed out, bringing the total
number Of aids to navigation in this
country and it's outlying possessions up
to 1858.
Nearly a hundred cases of life saw
ing by members of the lighthouse serv-
ice were recorded during the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25
TURNS PHILANTHR0PIST.
Victor Of Calcutta Derby Gives
Away Part of 100000 Winnings.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
MILNTHORP, England.-A fairy
wand was pointed at Milnthorp when
William Fitzpatrick, dental mechanic
of Capt Town won this years Calcutta
Derby sweepstakes.
With a part of his 100000 winnings
he bought a house for his mother.
gave his mother and sister automo-
biles. entertained the old folks of
Milnthorp at an elaborate feast and
gave a party for cripples Of this re-
zion and another for orphans.
He awarded challenge cup for the
Morecambe Cross Bay Swimming AS
ISOLATION each year and sent SASS to
the Milnthorp Nursing Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25
False Teeth Seized on Street.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
VANCOUVER. B. CA dentist
who stops a patient on the street and
takes his false teeth out of his mouth
is not guilty of assault, under GER
tain circumstances. A Vancouver
dentist did it, declaring that the pa
tient was buying the teeth on the
installment plan and was in arrears
on the last $40 payment. He was ac-
quilted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25
SISTERS HELLO" GIRLS.
Four of Family Operate Phones in
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
,ndence OF the Associated Pres.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa.-The Cedar
Rapids office of the Northwestern Bell
Telephone Co has real sister act.
Marvel, Alma. Florence and Lucille
Scott all are hello girls in the same
department.
They like the work so we'll they are
tutoring their younger sister for the
same job. and soon there will be five
sisters plugging the board side by side.
The ideal telephone patron. say the
sisters, is one who knows his num-
bers. talks slowly and distinctly and
realizes that sometimes delay in in
evitable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25
BEACON AND COMPASS
GUIDE SEAMEN IN Fog
Two Radio Devices Lessen Dangers
of Ocean Travel in
Mists.

Two mechanical devices-the radio
beacon and the radio compassionate
enabled navigatore to make rapid
strides toward overcoming the DOGGY
of fog on the oceans, George r. Put
nam. commissioner of lighthouses,
declared in his annual report today.
The radio beacon, located at strategic
points along the coast. automatically
transmits signals which are caught
and recorded by the radio compass.
enabling the navigator to know his
exact bearings at all times More than
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25
Word Mayday Made
Universal Distress
Call for Radio Use
BY the Associated Press.


a distress call for use in radio
telephony, and to be the exact
equivalent of the universal S O s
in biography. has been devised
by the international Radio Con-
ference here. and has been incor-
porated in the new International
Wireless Convention.
The new call for help is MAY
day" to he spoken through the
broadcastinc apparatus. This
would be followed Immediately, AS
in the case Of an S O S. by de-
tails as to the location of the
the origin of a distress call.
"Maydav" is the phonetic spelling
of the French words. M Alder
meaning "help me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25

First Lieut.. Philip McRae. in this
city, and Second Lieuts. Michael j.
Geraghty, at Fort Eustis, Va. and
Thomas @. Ashburn. jr., and William
J. Carne, at Fort Howard. Md. all of
the Infantry, have been ordered to the
Philippines for duty. sailing from New
York early in March
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A hotel in Indiana has huge dome
- feet greater i'm diameter than the
famous dome Of st. Peters Cathedral
in Rome.
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