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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

OE hbOO 4 ID rtOOhdC IN 6ObUHbG
with "a to 2 acres Of ground; suited for con-
pys snns Hor home ssss HYDER P1NKETr CO.
presraby 1er E roa aaPbb s}enss RTS
EASY terms. Have good buyer for such Col.
n Z RY6N co. 1918 N. Y. Ave. s4ls 18th.
RENT WITH PRIVILEGE TO BUY-SUB-
must be near transportation and have COM
o tGstsble house. address BOX 2ss-D. Star
COUNTRY PLACE, 5 OR MORE ACRES.
to IS miles from Washington; o or more
M looms. path; give location and rental.
RENT-STORES.
1919 A ST. sW.-sToRE AND ROOMS:
sARkGRs' con 5nd 4ss sas n Sc school c. H.
OPPORTUNITY $40 NV. Mr.. HECHT's
window; best location for any business.
dow front store; suitable for n barber shop or
any kin 49, OF business; s25 per month. Ma
sI36.2l3l PA. AVE. NV. Elk. LOCATION.
4S00-623 18th St s.w.: large store.
SIS nth ST fa sx D. T S;.!sst i' 1ss..,s,s
OPP. NEW sTEUART AUTOMOBILE BLDG:
is5s 81. .'.'.'''..'.......'.. S' Y: 'o o0
-AFFLEcK. i2s5 N. Y. AVE MET s2Ss sDD
1913 GEORGIA AVE
Modern, good condition; large buying
nelehnorhood OF apartments and home own
q r4 HOS E e. FARRELL CO. National o7ss.
2os7 ST, N.W.1F1NE LARGE STORE.
w PERCY IL RUSSELL co.
1871 K st. NV. -
AUTOMOBILES sALEsRooM WITH MEzzA-
nine! lavatory. oil heat, etc, at l7l2 Con-
Perez ;y,, H. R y II co.
WANTED-STORES.
TO RENT-PART OF STORE OR SPACE
for gift items: one display case about IT.:
northwest section preferred; state size and
49, Address Box lsl-D. Star once.
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
el7 18th ST NV. ,2nd FLOOR FRONT
Rsn. reduced to SIS per month. KAHN
OPTICAL CO. GIT It'll st. NV.
ATTRACTIVE sTUDIo HOUSE.
Five RG :iss.oG' Baths.
AMERICAN SECURITY q TRUST co.
18th & Pa F HTe N Ns1S'e Dept Nat. 4sl5.
900 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Northwest 'e corner " Sth and New York ave
nv. Previously occupied by banking insti-
reasonable rental For inspection and par
Nat sss2-sss3 ioio vermont Ave. NV =.
SUITABLE FOR DOCTOR CORNER 18th
furnished; heat and iantor service; rent
reasonable Shepherd 2083.
DOCTORS OFFICE AND
LABORATORY
1901 18th St NV
DESIRABLE QUARTERS. SUITABLE FOR
any kind of business. lie Droit Bldg, eth
and F SITS. NV.
J. b. STEIN.
+82 Indiana Ave.
NICELY FURNISHED CORNER OFFICE,
part of suite, woodward Bids. Telephone
National 777i
DOWNTOWN.
K st. bet 18th and 10th SITS: suite 4
rooms. private lavatory; opportunity for two
lawyers or dentists; rent reasonable Apply
r 202. 1920 st NV
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$o,950-BEAUTIFUI>

$o,95O-BEAUTIFUI.
Def. COLONIAL HOME.
offered at this sacrifice price to effect n
quick sale for owner who Ia leaving city
bright cheerful rooms, tile bath large
covered porch. screened and metal weather.
stripped throughout. beautiful Handicapped
lot with numerous varieties Of roses and
other flowers. saraee ~
DRIVE our GA. AVE. TO NORTH WOOD
SIDE, TURN LEFT TO 1910 GLENN ROSS
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

SEVERAL LOIS. 5ox150,, 2 SOS. FROM
fsSer water Beautiful h2me or hos sue
Boz 2s2. Colonial Beach. Va.
SOUTH fIAVEN-SHADED WATER FROM
2 RS ] s fof eSTy sprn sd st
pancy. Follow signs along Defense Hish
way to property. OF call District s229
week rent SWAN shoTes carl an RiddsE
cEDARHURST. NEAREST CHEs BAY SUM
ood r 6sts Easy .f% sAMsS
HE1NzMAN. / Thomas Circle. Dec. 400
LOT AT -GUNsToN MANoR-sELL AT
s 5 snd 6 for cash Call olar $50 betE.en
FOR sALE-sACRIFIcE SHORE FRONT ON
chesapeake pea ,a Bay; Call any time 1913 10th
SHADED TRACT ON RHODE RIVER. NEAR
Mayo. with l0o-foot frontage. directly CT
tnc shore; Just off state road electricily
sSsD 6oa EoGq 6ar0F 1SSfni ss6
Rittenhouse st. Cleveland 6242.
WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY OF $4,000 IN
water front property. Address Box Bid,
sELBY ON THE. BAY, LOT JUST PUR-
S Ssss for sale at less than cost Columbia
R5 1orT FONT e 0 500 ssB S
ance monthly. II Seaton pl NV.
your water front lot now: plenty of fishing.
bathing boating. Grabbing. Go to Upper
Marlboro. then to Mt Zion. follow signs to
Herring Bay View Just past Deale Beach
foS' oin'e DIXIE REALTY CO..
National 1882 Sunday. Decatur 2132. e
WATER FRONT FARMS.
37'4 acres. Broom house; - a. fine tillable
plenty of finest fishing, grabbing. bathing
4 miles to 3 nice towns: price. $4,000: $1,000.
Agent. K.lmsrnock. Va
AT BAY RIDGE.
Modern home. lovely view of bay. acre
lot. expensive shrubbery in artistic arrange
ment. $4,000.
New modern cottage. unusual features;
$4,000. Easily financed. Small cash pay
ment. possession on or before May /, 1882.
FRANCIS M. MILLER,
Bay Ridge.
NORTH BEACH LOTS.
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SALE OF RENT-HOUSES.

shaH i srran nN Tor Two fsmii.s rooms
address es" Box o. a45,p sp Star once "Ou'
MUST SELL OR RENT 7-RooM HOUSE IN
hrst commercial zone: suitable for store pur-
city, Can '''f asa : I'm G9a st. sc. IA
ROOMS BATH. H-WH. MODERN; NEW
Gapo Union stson
Potomac 2o44-J for appointment.
ROOMS, BATH; NEWLY DECORATED;
brsry Union station s Nays YARD
ssetion 91 9n. 9or Teasonaoe Phone
COLORED-RFDUCED
l2l7 9th NV nw-l o. r & b. elec.' brick ga
1919 Ben. I'd. ne r. Il b.. cleo. LIST
.Issas" 9ty v.s. ns 81. sf grounds
The above and others 0 for sale ch,s sp; On
Jefm ave- inf fssi srd and several A g rm
! houses in the northeast section Of the Dis
| trict and suburbs; cash payment 5000 up
ward, balance easy Evening phone. Col.
Ne RYoN CO, 1915 N. Y. ave, s4ls 18th.
WANTED To BUY-HOUSES.
WILL GIVE $1,000 AND EQUITY IN S-RM
or rm. detached house with bed room and
lavatory on FIRST floor prefer double garage.
OR ROOM HOUSE. PREFERABLY
Park View or Petworth lots as part pay
ment. 22l5 Hall pl NV.
WE HAVE 1MMEp1ATE Cash BUYERS
EOS CITY Post once
WANTED. CoLoRED-7 OR ROOM HOME
Must Nus , have large yard Address Box I'D
CENTER HALL CORNER BRICK. BED
$500 1880 Address Boy 4sS.ca star enc. q Is.
HAVE BUYERS FOR 8 70 . RMS, COL.
a mae $500 $4,000. Bog i5ss city tO =. Q
s aoGsE Below TO = ROOMS y: S9s1n
ls7-D. Star Office 49,
M9YS s5od SEA aa. lsh as ASn a zs
SMALL PORTABLE HOUSE.
Rosslyn. Va.
home, All cash. not over 5000. NE. or
Brookland preferred.
1914 Vermont Ave. NV. DIST 62l0
bioeF u m9 fs,G dyspss oGssed
Der and size of lot. Address Box 255-D.
rent your apartment, residence o or BUSINESS
| property. we would be Glad to have you
as placed % give WITH as and y6 to
the best possible service.
r. M DE SHAZO,
4l0 Bond Building,
National 1884.
SMALL BUNGALOW, GOOD LOCATION;
Address Box sD s sa oe. hFst
GROOM HOUSE OR BUNGALOW, ANIL;
500 cash. $50 mo: by responsible party.
Address Box Bad Star ONCE
COLORED SCHOOL TEACHERS OR 3
room brick ami. and garage; ne. or NV.
under $500; no agents. Address Box 209-D
Star office
WANTED TO BUY. COLORED l0-ROOM
house. baths; not over $500 Address
Box IBID, Star office. IA
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TEA ROOM SITE

or sentleman's country estate; acres on
Club. Norbeek, Md; $50 #. Oh main high
Wey by $50 II. deep high elevation: grove
OF beautiful oak trees: deep artesian we'll:
comma landing view of mountains; unouestion-
ABLY the prettiest and most convenient site
ls2-D. Star ONCE. for appointment 10 show.
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900 Acres Shenandoah Valley.

wv [lSICS tDIlClldHuCdu ' dHS '.
Valuable for grain and stock. $50 acres
rich tractor worked tillase. estimated 500
apple trees. pasture for 100 head. streams
and springs. good woven wire fences, good
shade and views for miles; nearly new 40x60
barn. new machine shed. numerous other
n!dg:. A. A., about ss sig acre here's wonderful
quick sale: n fine sheep. 10 cows, bull. 10
calves horses and mules. machinery end
vehicles: 1920 International tractor: ali
crops included. E. c, Brumbact. BONDED
sTRoUT AGENT, Middetown. va
$500 Down: 300 Fruit Trees.
Is acres. hard to beat for poultry & truck;
300 IT. to lake. - miles city advantages
near ell tillable nice shade: good 5-room
house. painted barn. garage; 81 $50 complete
$500 cash Pig. IS Strout's cataloR.
$50 Acre River Bottom Farm.
Ready for money-making operation: con-
venient depot & city ADVANTAGES: 200 acres
tillaRe. 100 high producing bottom: 5O-cow
pasture. valuable wood. 40 apple trees.
other fruits. 40x60 barn. tenant houses,
etc; reduced price, $ll,Oo0. part cash. in
Guiding IL cows. bull. horses hogs
Deering binder. other up-to-date equipment;
picture good home. ps SO. big new Fail cata-
log 600 bargains; free. STROUT AGENCY.
1422-N. Land Title Bldg. Phila.. Pa.
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WANTED-STORES.

TO RENT-PART OF STORE OR SPACE
for gift items: one display case about IT, !:
northwest section preferred; state size ana
Address Box l5l-D. Star ONCE
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BIGGEST BARGAIN OF SEASON.
pOIJT.TPV EApM


MONTGOMERY County. Nd. fronting on
Vile; rs acres of land. poultry houses.
bfooder houses, meat house. barn. feed
house. pig pen. about 800 White Leghorn
LAYERS. 100 miscellaneous chickens, about
rs suinea hens. large drake. large sow
shoats, Gov; horse, miscellaneous farm i'm
plements, Chevrolet truck, at least so vari-
Gus fruit trees; residence burned down re-
Gently: temporary quarters available very
near By II housht before october viii
eeupmsegnt and 10 acres can be purchased
DIXIE REALTY COMPANY.
NatlonaI 1892 Sunday. Decatur 2l32.
II ACRES OF HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE LAND
improved with old Colonial frame dwelling
containing is rooms furnace heat. baths
ana electric lights: beautiful setting with
nice shade on hard road. 2 miles from
route 81, In Loudoun County, Va. "a miles
from from Washinstop, p. G.: risht at good town.
Nice SPRING, with electric pump in residence.
Owner nearly finished retaining the resi-
dence when financial reverses struck him.
Forced to sell Price. $4,000. easy terms.
H. B. MITCHELL. Herndon. Va
GENTLEMAN $ COUNTRY ESTATE OF 215
acres OF good fertile soil. Located on State
road within 20 minutes drive OF d. c. I'm
proved by handsome dwelling Of IL rooms
baths; conservatory. electricity. INV h;
and berries 3 tenant houses. barns, gram
ery, implement shed and farming impe-
ments. Price. $50 600 $4,000 cash. bal
ance for a term of years VIII consider
trade for modern dwelling OF or rooms.
NV. section, Will sell dwelling with 10
inspection. apply to ARTHUR CARR. Hyatts-
vile Md. Phone HyattSville l59.
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MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE
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Formerly occupied by Government, now
leased to large department store. Building
contains about $4,000 50. It. Located few
SQUARES from downtown Possession about
Jan. /. EDW. P. SCHWARTZ, INC, 1914
Vt. Ave. Dist. 62lO
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ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN HOME. LOCATED
on hard-surfaced road in MARYLAND one
hour from Washington Beautiful fve-acre
eloVe For sale or exchange for Washing
ton property.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.
80i Shoreham Building Dist 65s3
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COLORED.

Open Sunday 3 to 8.
sos NJ ST. n.w-9-room and bath brick.
best bargain and terms in city. See 1t.
OWNER, Nat 1892.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

= LOTS IN DC, 1000 FEET. CLEAR,
good Northwest location. Will exchange for
small residence subject to one trust. Met.
508S: ewes Potomac 449l
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boy is just sick Of it. And I
don't blame him. He wants to
go out, have a good time, like
the rest of us. He wasn't made
for Stodgey married life. The
kind of a life you want him to
lead. Tony's a good sport,
real fellow, I know him, and
I sympathize with him. He
likes light, color, fun and you
make him live like this" her
hand swept the room disdaln-
fully. God! I wouldn't blame
him for leaving you"
"Are you telling me, by any
chance, how to run my life?'
I'm telling you Tony isn't
going to stand for this kind OF
a life! You can't expect him
to. Work, work, work, and no
play. Maybe you like that, but
he doesn't. He isn't built that
way. Staying in this place every
night - with you cross and
crabby. wouldn't tell you
this, but think you ought to
know it. You won't even buy
yourself new clothes. Go around
in anything. now. 1t isn't
like you. You're getting thin.
old looking. And you're young,
yet, Dee, just a year older than
I am. Don't you see?"
And Tony Told Her
did Tony tell you-all this?"
Lord, he had to tell some
body, didn't hep Babes voice
had a disagreeable edge to it.
And that's why you kissed
him. because you felt sorry for
him?"
"Still worried about that little
kiss, aren't you?"
TONY is my husband, Babe,
and I want you to remember
it,"
you've almost forgotten it
yourself" With this, she swept
out Of the room. banging the
door after her.
Dee stood for some minutes.
Then her face turned inadver-
tently toward the mirror. Thin,
old looking. her sister had said.
Thin, old looking. The face she
saw in the mirror was thin, but
it was not old looking. The
brown eyes seemed more ap-
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Diet and Health
BY DR.. Logan CIendening

Flat foot is a painful foot.
due to weakening, or actual
breaking Of the arches Of the
foot. There are two of these
arches one from heel to toe
and one across the base of the
toes. There are all degrees of
flat foot, from weakening of
the tendons and muscles and
ligaments, to complete rupture
of the arch with displacement
Of the bones.
The principal methods Of
treatment are to teach proper
walking, to restore healthy
circulation and tone to- the
foot, to increase the strength Of
the supporting muscles, and to
support the flattening and cor
rect the arch. The means Of
doing these things are by
exercises, proper shoes, mas
sage, contrast baths (to be de-
scribed tomorrow and felt
pads.
The exercises are good for
any tired feet, or feet with a
tendency to weakening. They
should be carried out twice
daiIv in hare feet.
/. Stand barefooted with the
feet parallel, about two inches
apart, with the feet on either
side of q line on the floor. Since
the feet should be parallel the
inside of each foot is parallel to
this line. Roll the feet outward
as if you were going to stand
on the outside border Of your
feet. but without raising the in
ner border Of the feet from the
floor. You should feel this in
the muscles in the front and
outer side of your forelegs. Re
peat 20 times or more.
2, Same as the first exercise,
except that the two big toes
are held together. This exer-
cises the large muscle Of the
foreleg, the tibialis anticls, and
as YOU do the exercise you can
see the tension on iJs tendon
which rides over the arcn Of the
foot to be inserted beneath. It
is the key muscle for the MAN.
tenance Of the longitudinal
arch.
3, Straddling a seam in the
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Advice to the
LoveIorn
By Beatrice Fairfax

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
I am II years old and go
with a boy Of the same age
for a little over a year. He is
very nice and my mother likes
him very much. But there
is one thing that is bothering
me-he keeps talking about
our getting married. I know
this is out Of the question be-
cause we are both too young,
but I don't know what to do
to get him interested in some
other subject. When I tell
him we are too young. and
that I want to play tennis, or
dance, he always has some ex.
cuse. should think anyone
our age should join in sports
instead Of marriage. What can
/ do to get the idea of marriage
out Of his head? Please advise
me. Thank you. BABE.
I think, Babe, that YOU are a
fine, normal girl. Certainly, mar
riage Is out Of the question with
a boy Of II years, especially
with one who apparently can
think OF nothing else. It seems
to me you are quite too young
to have exclusive friendships.
Why don't YOU seek the com
pany Of other girls and bows.
especially of those athletically
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pealing, the face more ethereal,
more beautiful. Thin ..
But Tony and Babe she
shivered, and her eyes turned
away from the glass. He had
gone out. muttering something
about being back in a minute.
Tony. feeling sorry for himself,
confiding in Babe.
Hot Words Scar Mind
The biting words Babe had
said were still soaring her mind.
They crept up like laShes, and
struck her each time with
greater force. She wanted to
cry, but instead she stood there,
looking at the spot where Babe
had stood, still hearing the
words she said. feeling them
again. poignantly.
Thin. old looking. cross.
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face close to his, their lips to-
gether.
It couldn't be. yet here she
was seeing it with her own eyes.
Tony kissing Babe. Babe re-
turning the kiss.
Her body numb, she stood in
the doorway, unable to speak,
unable to move. She had been
so sure Of Tony. So awfully
sure. Doubt Of him had never
entered her mind. He loved her
and her only.
Babe was the first to see her.
Pulling away from Tony, her
face flushed, and she laughed
an embarrassed. unsteady
laugh, Then Tony looked
around. and moved quickly
away from Babe.
Babe was just saying hello
-she-just dropped in" he
said rather falteringly.
An Embarrassing Moment
"Yeh. I happened by" Babes
hand gan through her dusky
hair. Dee noticed, she didn't
Sncw why. that her sisters
hat and coat were lying on a
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ing with her hat in front Of
the mirror.
"I don't Understandable this"
She was standing near Babe
now.
Babe laughed again, hurried
ly.
Tony nnumbled something
about getting a pack of cigar
ettS and ran from the room.
Just a Friendly Kiss
TELL me, Babe-why were
you kissing Tony?"
1T was just friendly kiss"
Dee shook her head.
Babes head tossed defiantly.
Don't be a silly fool. Dee.
You know better. There's
nothing at all between Tony
and me-"
"I hope mott can't think
you would make any trouble
for me-"
but I'm just warning you,
Dee, you can't. go along the
way you've been going. Tony's
about fed up, he told me so"
Fed up?"
Yes. You don't let him
have any fun-make him stay
in every night. Why the poor
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CHAPTER %

p CHAPTER 2S
Nothing in the mail box.
Dee peered again, not quite
sure, because the hall was so
dark. Then, to satisfy herself,
she shifted the bundles in her
arms and opened the box. which
was one of the Is in a long row
on the wall. Nothing.
She sighed and closed it
again. She was tired and the
first flight up seemed inter
minable. Cabbage. The hall
was saturated with the smell of
1t. Tonight it made her slightly
Ill and she paused a moment
to gain more strength.
Queer she should be so tired
all the time. Dinner to get
again tonight. In moment of
extravaganza she had bought
some steaks. feeling Tony would
like them. It was the first time
they had steaks for a long time.
Weeks.
The second flight, whew. :.
She was painting, breathing
heavily as she took out her key,
again shifting her bundles.
Tony wouldn't be home yet. His
shop closed at 6.
A Startling Discovery
Softly she opened the door
and stepped into the room. She
blinked at the light. she
hadn't left them on. Tony
must have come home.
Then she saw him,-and Babe
e. kissing >. Babe with her
arms around his neck, her vivid
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crabby won't even buy my
self new clothes work,
work, work. Tony won't
stand it. IT,.
Babe to talk this way. To
tell her these things.
She longed for Dennis COM
forting arms, longed for him
more than ever before. Dennis.
She wanted him now. Needed
him so badly.
Her body seemed to have lost
its power of motion. She felt
numb, paralyzed.
Suddenly she came to her
self. Moved. Her limbs tim
gled. Babe had gone. She
was alone.
With all her lecture, Babe
had said nothing about the
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Your Ruling
Star
By William Shwader
THE YEAR AHEAD
For Those Born July %

r" AhUSC OJEh July 90
During the coming year it
will be well if you are very care
full of your diet and avoid all
stimulating food and liquors.
There will also be q tendency
to spend more than is prudent
and as there is a liability to be
deceived or defrauded by others
it Is extremely important that
all financial affairs are kept
well in check. Guard health
and use caution during october
1914, January Gil, 1920; be-
ware of quarrels, accidents, ETC.,
during September lib, Decem-
ber 1917; use care in all deal
ingS with the opposite sex dur
ing September, october and
November, particularly during
October 27-31. December 14.17.
Favorable for business affairs
during July 1925, November
1924.
A child born today has the
moon in the zodiacal sign Scor-
pio, which configuration will
give an independent and ener-
getic disposition. There will
be a tendency to stubbornness
and Self-love which must be
overcome through his training
and environment.
TomOrrOw's Birthday:
Gregor Johann Mendel, born
1922, Austrian botaniSt, dis
coverer of Mendel'S Law Of
Heredity."
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By ROB EDEN
The Marry
Go-Round
By Helen Rowland


Love is something like a holis
day. We look forward to it
SO eagerly-and back on it
with such a headache.
It Is almost as hard TO find
a rolling. pin In the modern
wOman's house as II Is to find
a Bible in a modern mans
travelling bag.
A good wife is always her
husbands guide, philosopher
and friend"-also his guardian,
dietician, conscience, time table
and backseat driver.
Married life is like writing
these little paragraphs. 1t looks
so easy and simple, until you've
tried it every day for five or
ten years.
Imagination is not dead-it
is merely working in a new di-
rection. Many a woman thinks
of herself as a siren and many
a man thinks of himself as
Gods Gift to Women, who
would otherwise be nice, en-
durable people.
Lovers look forward to mar
riage as a trip to the Seventh
Heaven, but very few of them
have the foresight to perceive
that Fate is handing them q
rOund-trip ticket.
When a man urges a woman
to be reasonable" he must
have ceased to want her to be
in love with him, because no
woman on earth has ever been
known to be both at the same
time.
There are almost no "men Of
letters" nowadays; they are all
men of postcards and telephone
calls.
When you see stylish
stout" in a cutey-cutey, high,
water jersey bathing suit or a
pair of bright flowered pa
jamas. you wonder whether she
is suffering from mental de-
lusions or Just hasn't got a full
length mirror in the house.
Long engagements are becom-
ing fashiOnabIe-b cause 1t
takes SO much time to procure
the preliminary divorces.
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much all along the way, Tim For the
hero.worship--it has fired more young
minds than humble could venture to
compiled"
The very reading of some names to
young people-and grandmother, too, is a
battle-ery-a trumpet-summons to success
and greatness; as much greatness as the
brain of the inspired reader can acquire.
Many young girl fastens the face of
great man, soldier, sailor, writer, states
man, philanthrOpist, actor, to the wall by
her dressing-table, and, never seeing him
all her life, is inspired, made innocently
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chair. Beside them was Tony's
cap. .
Not quite and Tony was
home. he didn't usually arrive
until $780,.
"Yeh, happened by" Babe
repeated not meeting Dee's
astonished, hurt eyes. Tony let
me in-just been here a min
ute"
YES, I let her in"
Why did they have to talk?
To make it all worse? They
looked guilty enough, both Of
them, but why were they ex.
planning and explaining. ..
The girl swallowed the sob in
her throat helplessly. Tony
kissing Babe.
Things were in such a mud
die. Tony kissing Babe. .as if
he loved her.
Quietly she closed the door,
and went into the kitchen.
Her bundles she put on the
little table. Through the open
door. she saw Babe hastily
putting on her hat and coat.
"I'll be going now" she was
saying quickly.
"Please-no," Dee's voice had
a metallic ring to it. Il want
to say something to you first"
She went again into the room
where Tony was standing at
the window looking into the
darkness, where Babe was fuss