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Wi ana ' Virginia y helena ht gbant
, Red-Letter Day Impciuls
P)AUIi, In his counting of the tlns
frw'lMiens njrninst expenses Impending, lind
Ju '.aaw turncil ever the ralcn-
tlnr Inte "June nnd
made a strnnire little
chuckling note of sat
Infection as lm ob eb
icrct! there' d Ixs tin
cxtrn pny dny that
month.
Virginia pecked
down nt the Micet from
her perch en the nrni
of the big easy chair.
"Ml. Haul I" Tlinr.i
.'... i i,.. ,.ie I
nd her eves crew bie.
VnV'
"Paul Paul that's June."
U.lLcd ever 1.1s" shoulder nt her
, ,
'Yes-It Is June. June has n feel-
ih vemv n( fellow ine en the heels of
5S teu knew
'Don't be silly, denr-l d just for-
gotten It was M near."
arMe" SCUW lnt aD unnccuslomeJ
"V.vLI'y. . . ....
All JinU ill IKI .u.V'-
"we , maybe you de terger. out uc-
ere me when I'm trying te figure out
Here
m TMaaV
hew we can sheet an uxtrn deposit Inte ureaK "" ,v,..i,tfi pi
the.bank, I don't forget geed old June Te think : her thoughtful Paul
, -with ltd fire nice fat little pav-dnyv." , have forgotten lnt June!
Her eves met his with a portent, but Hut he still talked nlmlessly:
be did net seem te notice. I think that en the twenty-sec-"Fivc
pay-days?" she repeated lend "
dnllr. I Her heart leaped nnd he feared she
lie smiled. Inas going te fairly explode
"Yes, five of 'cm, and that means I'm She flung her arm about his neck
going te put twenty in the bank instead with a little cry
of ten. and I'm going te blew myself nd then she sobbed M all out as
te some white trousers getting time , she snuggled Jn his embrace.
for 'cm, and you knew that's n weak- I thought jnu'd forgotten all about
nets of mine In the summertime I knew lit," he tvhlpercri
It's disaut timely common, but that must 'I might hae, honey, it's most a
be one of mv plebeian streaks white
trousers In June.'
She edged etT the chair-arm slowly.
Taul added up bin column of figtu-es
Trith a small, eemplncent flourish, and
Weman s Life
and Leve
By WINIFRED HARPER COOLEY
Jilted?
SUPPOSE a man proposes marriage,
and then change his mind? Is it1
a neineus crime? Should we as a sex i
despise mm ana '
penalize him'' Were,
ou ever jilted? '
The law. made by
mpn. in Ihelr hnn
hazard, clumsy
way, p e m p e u sly
recognizes jilting
en the part of a
male as n serious
offense, with a
huce financial pen
alty. Male jurors
dciieeratc me case,
after a woman has
sued an ex - lever
for breach of prom prem
ise, and sometimes
WINIFRED
KAKPSK COOLST
the ; plaintiff receives a big sum of
money, perhaps a hundred thousand
dollars, as "heart balm !"
What an amazing and gretesmie idea !
Hew flattering te the fickle man who I
snaaaaaajjLn&..-ff
gfffKir
gHKIIr J '
la aued! His affections. lest forever, familiarity of long-known possessions.
arejTalued nt this enormous figure ' Today she was Clee RIdgefield, but
That is. te compensate for the tragedy tomorrow she would be Mrs. Cerey
of net having him for a husband, the! Phelps. And after that everything
woman receives a fortune! 'would be strange, there would be a new
trail te blaze, the thought gave her
VEKi luely he would have made a
'bad husband. Possibly she would i
laTt reepnted having married him, or
.might have led a stupid, unhappy
existence; yet for having missed the
experience she is awarded much meny.
A atrange condition, that of going
Inte' a public court, of laying bare the
meat delicate and intimate relations of
love and wooing, of describing one's
emotions, and perhaps of having love
letters read nnd offered strange men as
eridence and exhibits. Undoubtedly the
newspapers give all the harrowing de
tails te a jeering and bllurleus public
Aral
"Baby Bunting.
"It is geed enough for him, he de
serves the ridicule," you exclaim indig
nantly. Hut hew about the woman who
tues? Dees any ene ever actually feel
sorry for her? Dees net she lay her
self open te ridicule and contempt?
Any one who will measure human
emotion in terms of money shows her
self lacking in finer feelings. The wer'd
senses this, and honestly scorns
"Ah. but he ruined her life." you
Thousands of readers t.ueut gleefully, .' "" '""eul " "ou nisnra te the ",7"n" rq in riimate available feed and , . T K l" ",uens
ever the sentimental epistles and en- low. and agam a curious little pang . g"",?! defense en tU part of 'e 'n and nlway. seems te be heat,
deaMng epithets while sipping their , us-""",uj. -the smaller 'creaturis, and ether cendl- my pocketbook. The warm leather
morning coffee. Pet names arc fastened , TJ jt, f ,vhirh the nnImni3 found them-1 resting ngnlnst my arm Is Irritating and
&4rra?ec && - ? e of announce, and se Aave
e.j .u . !..!- :i u ii i -HcuuiIlHvg inuicntive of mnnv mure i"": " !."""" " "-i DCetl en tne lookout fnr MnmMMr. tn
UCU IUUI VJU 3 JllIU UitriUJK. Ul
K-v insist. "He led her te beliete that she
Vw.as te be a wife, and then tired of his
plan nnd abandoned it. He is a light- '
el-lere, and ought te be punished
. Are net we women flattering men tee i
much when we admit that in losing one
we are devoid of all joy and interest in
life?
T3EUE are cases, of ceur.se, where
the condition is deplorable Inee in '
a while some spinster has wasted fifteen
years in waiting for her man Her
little community bas bet her apart as'
ticketed and shelved, and shu may have
misted man j lug ether men Hut Is net
this partly her own fault? Hev spine.
IMS and negative te hang around a
decade or se, doing nothing but watt
for a man te tendebcend te name the
day! 'Why net be honest with oneself
early In the game, and realize that if
he is net eager nnd anxious te v, ed
he docs net love with the swift, con
suming flame, but it a luggnrd''
Dees any self-respecting woman want
te tie up te a cold, bored man wte once
had an inclination for her but i nu'l
and shrank from mnrrrlng until hnnlly
I nt was spurred en ey a sense m uen-
" Of, ' and tlic necessity nf Keeping Lis
. W.W 1 n n Ahm.nnnjl ( ... r.u ... ' TI..
?t,Jtr bitter the realization te our win-
S", or even te our affection we must
game, and meet th issue deliber
ately ourselves, and eluntnriIy release
him from his premise. Ne one lt wholly
V$t, ninsier ei ins einii"n" or im anutiens
' )& It is net ncccRvnnly a case of being
master of his emotions or im anatiens
Mihllleir and nckie, when n prifen
r crnanffs ins iceung". ueiicate iniieeu
v l.- the human relatienshint and Mibtlc
I'.iJ. sS our reactions. A person may charm
l'4v i a ) at first, ct gradually, or suddenly.
tiiii?ise all magnetic nttrurtien for us
MIHPl .1 . ill i.t .i
'& rather a terrible thing te co mi.
lyJ!)reugh duty, trying te force a feeling
l$l f actually one ei repuiiuu.
; ;
LET us forget our feminine vaniti
and meet the ismic snunrel.v be
geed sports, nnd turn te ether people
and acthltles for our life Interest'
Ilreach of premise as n means of l-m-
AIm innnnv m fnnnilcil nn tlin ntrl Irtpn
!$v that we are wholly dependent ou sell-
fcyj. mi our nuci'iiens mr urenu. rer-
tunsteiy, we no tengep are;
About Girls
i A large priiHirumi ei me iiiKii sriinni
fins ei UBianeiiia i u.v nine mrir un u
MAihp cam te and from school
y1, ',
$&' Misses Antoinette Currier ntul Antm.
EMlcr, 'Nw Yerk girU, have nrrlveil 1
tk STtm Andea after a hike arrow, the
MM;" "'' .
ilttl net notice the Main of the blush en
her smooth, round cheeks.
".lime's a geed old month this year
for us, nil right live nice, juicy pay
nice. Juicy pay-
ft
dn."
"I see," she wild ti
llftln wnnklv.
"We can afford n
little trip. tee. t can
mnnnitc te ct't away
tnr n flUV dnVS allll
we'll take the car nnd
see if she's geed for
a trln out into the
country."
She ensped.
He lind forcettrn
i th rfni. lti hed for-
rotten June he
lind
forgotten tai .nine
and all it had meant te thcin.
i &" K"'Pfl' bnc, the tcarB' !,ut tu n
W that he might net see hew pcrH-
euMy close thc hung te failing, am
as only dlml conscious of his voice
a1 he rambled en.
I "And I guess l , -an manage te sneeze
out a few dollars for mhlg el.
hmurmAn?i
"'Virglniftlleuglu "hastily that if he
,.i.i ..iiilni, uhmtt n lawn-mower or
" - ,
; ""'""' " ,; . L, "" i' ,,,,i,i
'that spot-light for the car she would
could
ivear. but It seems like the same dav(
he lnughcd as he squeezed her witli a
great bear-hug
Tomorrow The Inexorable Monitor
The Unconscious
Sinner .
By HAZEL DEIO BATCHELOU
Clce RUtgefield it the type of girl
irne uucemcwusiy tempts men te
make love te her. When hc refuse
Dck Wheeler, he tries te commit
suicide nnd is satrd by hit guardian,
Carey Phelps. Carey, believing Clee
ie nothing but a scheming adven
turess. succeeds in meeting her, and
'" "erain revenge t jer jne jact mat
nc nns rwirtce viCK s itje, plans te
inn her heart and marry her. Rs
idea s te tell her after thetr mar
riage, the enttre truth.
Clee's Wedding Day
OLEO opened her eyes one day
v - eck later, and In an instant she
was wine awake.
"This is my wedding davl" The
thought flashed into her brain sud
denly, nnd with it there came an elec
trical thrill that passed in a series of
little shocks through every nerve of her
body.
She looked arennrf her rnm n,i
reali.ed suddenly that this was the last
niernlng she would wake un te thft denr
" h" ' iseung et loneliness,
...V"" W" anl "ery night sine
ftlMAA 1A
had premised Carev te run . ...i.
him without telling any one their secret,
she had found it difficult te sleep. If
only she hid been able te take some
one into her confidence. But. as it
was, there would be no one te wish
her luck. She thought suddenly of her
mother, nnd a little sob welled up into
her threat. But the next moment she
had resolutely choked if lmv n,i
with a little spring, was out of bed!
and was feeHnt- nhnnt iti. k.- .:
for her slippers.
i ilmrnnmir
I "HanDy the bride thnr the ,, .,...
- . - - .v tut. JUtUtS
. An '
Clee repeated the words mechanically,
and n little r-hiver ran thpnuvh w
"as mis un omen, wis dreary, clem
downpour? But the next moment s
Tl" .1 - ... . -It" .v
was tacing ner enwnru!v with ha
VO'II
As If th
de with it '
.. , , ,
weather had anything ,.
m t, ,
i-iee. j. m asnamei of ieu
ZX&Sm.- ""'" " "' -
And by the time (die had hnd hpr
bath and ns rendv for br-nkfngt. she
had forgotten her tears In the rush of
ti.ings tnat nail te be done before that
night
Hcfe-e she was finished with brnik-fat-t
the tUephjne rang, and before
Mir re-ild answer It Clie had the re re
"t'her off the book
Carey'" voice sounded somehow verv
ce.ii and impersonal 'et ar all like the
voice of nn eager lever, nnd as If in
a dream Clee heard herself respond
Innde si.e was burning, bi.t out eut
wrd! she v ,i mln and composed.
Hie mutn r M Carej suspei t hew nhe
lelt. and after nil re wiis simply ter-
irlnn' hcrcif w th nbsurl imaginings
inir iikc a (T..KI. sin- wa-.reri te crv
e t te iiim te reaesire her te take
,. . n . tUi n.iAn- f..lJ.. . . i.. i
iiAn tlm queep Wling nt unr-nlif. that
nuns ever Jit r and th.T !.e knew his
presence could d'spel if enlv It were
possible te se him for a moment bofe.-.
tonight Rtlt slie did net snuircsr tlm
he come te her She nn. tee pre id f -
that and when s.ne finally hung up
the receiver it uu te the knnnlrdge
tnat cverythiiu lie had slid te her hu 1
"i u un uie pi.uis ne t ifj niail". nn 1
tnere nntt net open one wnrd of tend r
pcs or love.
Suddmlv she wanted her me'nn
Sh wanted the soetlilng presence of
some one she was sure of; (the wan'ed
her mother's arms around her Mgr
tlsl t :
niie "iu umn in ui, ainr;
end found thar l.er coffee was co ..
She went back te th din r: in
wai, wihtp s netner'
"ivn u n' nia-n crime mm ue
! 'n response te lur ring
' . I'ent ou remen her Mi-
, ,"1P ''! reiurnwl wiMi the ,n fr,
iriiiness ei long service.
j i . 1 1 ti i
itl
h il u enr
has pone nut of town te m,,..,.!
dny with our mint Mr Hidgi tu
Is (relne te lmn her tnnl.'ii' rhcr
wen t be liimi
for dinner !"
Tomorrow I'teparailuiit
Make Swimming Suit R
Are you expecting te need a bat lime
suit any time during the summer ' Wlr,
deilt i en nuiKe one new, tuke
time about It and have it all ready
inr euij ur iiu-i n ju'iii'er it is '
Here are a few things te bear In mind
lllnck is best. It does net show ui.,ir
i and tear ns the colors de, and well.
jt Krms mere ue n naming suit. As
for material, sun s.nui is the pond nnd
.! Ilnlitn one. Then tier.. . ... .
feta, and this wur even the irlnkU
crepes nre Ulpplns into wuter-nnparef
with the perfeetl Keel ev mihs that win
nn wrlnk c hem as much as you like
and they'll stilt leek the same.
I tr, n.. i-n.. i.. l- , ..., . . hnbit of amine life enuscd by tne hniin cn n,. .i,i .. 1.1.1. t-,
There are times
Even in summer
When you need
a thin suit.
Light woven wool
in military
or Tuxedo style
is just right
and-yet cool.
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Can Yeu Tell?
By R. J. and A. W. Bodmer
Where the First Birds Came Frem
When we think or the first birds we
are npt te suppose that there were erig
inally
created one or mere kinds of
varieties 1
u.ivie. uuu iutk iiic minis "'
. rgggggK
found in the world today developed , pay the first call, the Intended daughter
from the original parent birds. That HJK
true, of course, if we start with the. law-' My son lives In a different city
first birds, but this was a long time uY XliiSnni
alter tue nrst amm.11 uie came upon iue
earth, before there were any birds at " w0' be a ery pracieus thing if
i. . i L- t. ,. j . ,teu would gte nnd see the girl who ts
all. Animals, which afterward turned lenganed te our son, and I'm sure she
into birds, or from which birds devel- "f., .nfpr''a, . "he must be
' anxious te met you nnd knew you.
eped, existed, but they did net rcsem- . J
ble birds In any way, for our feathered 4j .. , n
friends developed from the ugly, scaly .'Idveiltltres With a Purse
crawling lizard. That is difficult te un- With the first suggestion of summer
dcrstand. but the records of geology 1 1 immedlately take inventory te figure
Dreve it te be true
The changes in environment and the
innimel creatures
I There Is no way in which man enn
tell hew long It took, or hew mail
changes hnd t be gene through te con-
VtTi II .lAUKl Aliur UliW aV4.a .
bodies of an.mais which lived in pre- j Made of platl sliver, it's abeu, .he or
h" I historic times, hew long before man ap- ' inches long and finished en the bot bet
"h.peare" 1- net known At this time in l, "'", Mswl" or n fringe e the si ver
i 1, Un...nnrt mKA aan trninr
'rhe world's growth, what is today reek
ud'nn'd water .As .the animals
, died their homes saK ,l0 . u
KKSSE
carae pjri ui il u uv". --'w 'w.
turles man 13 no e, iv siuayini: iiree:
gSS. I show hew'blrds developed from
,lz,lra:'
Tomorrow Wiv Are Hall nearuigs
10m w l'sl'
'
Baby's DailltY Dress
- -
Fer the tiny thing who Is jun tcp-
ping forth, und still has t held en te
bureau knobs, nrms of chairs, and ether
lenven.en' things as shu jrijirnen
areunl the room, the'e i emes n darling
small dr.s It is m ide of white naln-
soek and nctuallv leek" us if it were
for some ene two or three years elder,
with 1's square neik formed by a nar -
mv:, nnei emnreuicri-ii in-. mm
tte dignity of ni'h a lovely frock, she
.. 1 t .1. . n KAm lirt nlitltx
p"n gets 'all the way from the chair
i lie s de of t'ie room ie me eess
Z.v 31. V
n the nrhi r without the aid
I or an thing
WHAT'S WHAT
Hj IJrlru J'irrte
The spriWier' n e.n!en an where,
i iiHwr iii' ri .inneMnu than when he
i -he makes nn exhibition of stilk
'etrper v mi jt1 ier rle.i"jre partv
Hi in.1 i' i hic bffii consulted al, jut
the pi i i pre gram t haini; Uemi ion
milieu pvri upa nil iicnin na i.ih uteri
fellnu,! m eieri llfrt.nl Hn in i i,l
like tlie site aelect'd. or he iruy be
dldiileaaed with some of the ethei pic
imTa unr W
nickers Any reason will sere hltn for
leminK unre.isen.iliie
Iiveribedvs koeiI burn ir is desiralile
for the suLeess of a picnic hut If there
is ene "grouch" dlsMtlslled with un
thing ir with erthlnff, and rude
enough te make a uMl she- of bis
dlfsutlsfActlen I should net lie al
lowed ie spoil ine nn ler eer ene
(.lse II niH trrieMinre h. l.pr.,. mi
J I nis
with ft rouiteous f xplniiutiei that is
. " ."?1?S ft ?,C h" .". fM te etne i
1 LTS l l'e Is I e r e en mW
ti," a r y a iucceaV? whether he
Mikes It or net " '" "w ne
KJgifliH
K'JgtgtW
The Weman's Exchange
Te "Mrs. L."
Tour letter han been referred te the
City Mission ns I am sure they will de
everything they can te help you.
The Right Slippers
Te Ibt Editor of Weman's Paec:
Dear Madam A trlend and I are
both going te a dance and we weulA
like te knew what shoes te wear. She
has a pink dresa nnd I he a white
one. WAITING
It depends upon the ones you already
have. She could wear white slippers,
black slippers or silver ones with the
pink dress and veu could choeso either
white or sliver for the white one.
Which Shall Call?
Te thr Jvrtiter of Weman's Paec-
De.ir Madam Manv tlmea r hnv ..
eelxed valuable Information In jour de-
,a"eni. -w may 1 efk ou te help
IHB out With th B nrnhlnm? Wk .v..., 4
,aim wi.j vwy i uve in -. c r
. out Jllst new little I will need te cnrr.v
.with me when I venture out into the
take its place. Well, I was window
shopping this morning and hew the very
thing, n meshbng, which is large enough
iu uuiu uiuru mini n Key and n enr
,.,,.,. , , , ,,,. '. .. ,. . ""
tvv-. itiiu .- "(lllii n iiijl luri 111 riff!-
"""". """ ,'"'"" us l"? ' "" : swings
- th- rtender "f" f '-J--
- uarlng euall e
k fJ ,
. lmrawlln.p ., ,nin.i ., ,
; , , ,. ". .
j &-? TATU
of brides, when all the -world's nglew-
, And te I am going te become infected
with thc fcllrlt. "' I adventure
nreund and come ncress things for the
treusM-.'iu or wedding presents which
r',1'0,',1 reasonable mid acceptable I
tlinll tell j en about them. Weddings,
i of oeurre mean honeymoons, and that
huggits trips, which simply means that
j fiw jjelrij; te tell you of a bnignln I
jjavt. fcPcn n wardrobe trunks The
! shiny bluek .surface Is backed with n
lining of pnle b'ue material, wth silk
j figures strewn throughout, while there
I are rent hungers for the flecks nnd suit
lwhieh crnt' se cjbily, and tins draw-
prh nun iecks. ine trunhs nre spe
, iallj priced, having been reduced from
i JTil CO" ft Ti
$30 te 837 GO.
Ter narnfn of khiipn niUrfus Weman'n rf
Hdtter or ihere Wulntit .1000 or Main 1801
brtwrrn the heurg of b and 6.
Read Your Cliaracter
By Ihglg Phillipt
Weeding Out Scrambled Thinlien
There are s many occupations in
which stead, connected, cenientratei
mental effort is iiccesfnry thnt it Is bj
no means a bad thlnt te he able te
spot it In the writing of man or
i.nnian if he nr she is ,n e these
strnmhlfd tiilnkers who lnr k stendfast-
ness of thought and centinultj of menta
effort
This means the sort of person win
tlnnl.s one thin; and does another
whose iplril nnd actions are net in linr-
men ulie hndu It er hnrd te make
up his mind definitely and fiwillj, nnd
who for thib reiismi Is Hkeh in act upnn
impulse, tiieu;n irimiM ne is net at
all of the ininiilslie tvpe
I Te determine whether a glen per
son belongs In thl, i Inssinrntlen or net,
i .ill nu tieul is a spi-i mien nf l,.s writ
ing prrfernb'.j a lenj; mic
Uuu threueh it and tnki note of the
lie hu n ttee ins i ir m mes.
, ,
' I I1H ' I lie (HU
s 'lllKill dim t ner
the lettir or te tne rignt or it. nm m
knew thnt hi In net umistiilh Inde-
tcrmlnnte in ins menini prncpm.,.s .
if the dot Is eenslnenth plan d te the
left of the letter, nnd some distume te
the left, leek nut
In nil justice. hewccr, wm must net
nidge In one. or two. or r-cn five spec-
liners of tin- letter "1 " Jt'n nvrriices
that 'mm in things like this 'ur
writer miiv have been dlMnii trrl nnrl
(,Ui'l up just as he wa
l,f' "l" und m,vci1 U'
I ,
' Tomorrow Hew Ie Kne
jaiiuing for
Knew an Allilele
The Actress Who Was Graceful
in the Face of Humiliation
Showed Herself te Be One of These Fine Types Who Play the
Game According te Its Hardest Rules
THE story Is told of an actress who
was found te be unsuitable for a
certain part after a few rehearsals in
It.
She was given another part, less im
portant, nnd some ene els was "Im
ported" te take the principal rele.
The deposed actress steed at one
Bide nnd watched her nt one rehearsal
nnd you knew that is something hard
te de.
It is one thing te watch some one de
tomethlng poorly that you knew you
could de well: but it Is another nnd
different task te see Berne one olse de
well the thing that you hare tried and
failed at.
But she was game, this actress, nnd
te prove that there was no disagreeable
feeling en her part for her friend she
exclaimed as the rehearsal was ever:
"My, but you're geed in that, Lillian;
much better than I was. And that
costume is se becoming, tee."
The substitute drew herself up
haughtily, disclaiming all friendship,
and patting her hnlr with the well
known gesture, said dlsngrceablyt
"Whv. of course, what did you ex
pect?" I
X WAS hard for the actress with tha
nice feeling, but she may be glad
that the circumstances wcre net re
versed.
As it was. her former friend could
net de nnjlhing mere than that te
hurt her. . ,
But that 1b the type of person who
spares no effort te be disagreeable when
things go ngalnst her.
If she had been the one te take a
miner part nnd see some one else play
her role, she would have searched for
unkind, bitter, harsh things te say and
it wouldn't hnve been the fault of
the director. In her mind ; her venge-
Twe Minutes
of Optimism
By HERMAN .1. STICK
The Jey of Doing Things Right
The joy of doing things right such
joy exists.
It is a very tangible thing an Im
pulse that can lift our daily occupa
tion above its commonly accepted plane
of the daily grind.
The joy of creating and developing
need net be monopolized by our ndisens,
our Fords, our Wrights.
Is there net nn equal degree of satis
faction in nny achievement is net ac
complishment in any field a source of
rcnl pleasure?
One would think, for Instance, that
there might be something presnic or
dull about keeping books, but. as
Eddie Canter once song te us, "You'd
be surerised."
Fer. after nil, books are net simply
"kept "
ivu'v, th. .t.tu. nf n little imagina
tien the figures nre seen te be full of
human facts, of vltni information. 01
plans thnt have been mulled ever and
argued ever nnd tested with ns much
.1.1l..tn .1nsnltltV
care as nn amuivri ",
Cass Gilbert may design a oelworth
building, but mHy net the accountant
dclgn n "system"?
Elsie De Wolfe may put her nrtlstlc
soul into the upholstery and fittings of
a limousine, but may net the stenog steneg
rnpher express herself in a flawless
trnnserlpt? . , . , .
Are there net the same intricacies
involved in the nrrnngen.ent of saluta
tion, message nnd conclusion in n let
ter ns in th" placing of pictures en the
wnll in one's home?
There is joy in doing thingB right.
And the man or woman misses much
who falls te meke the most of his or her
opportunity.
Making a Rosette
Ever wanted te make a rosette in a
hurrv. nnd didn't knew hew te de it?
Well, here is a way te remember:
Held the ribbon between the thumb nnd
forefinger, make the first loop nreund
the forefinger, draw ribbon under tec tec
end finger, and ever thirJ finger, then
back under the second one, and ever
the forefinger agnln. Repeat this till
veur rosette Is as large ns veu want
it te be. Then iust fasten the end of
the ribbon around the middle te tie the
loops into place.
"Clietving Nails"
Sis coins, a spoon and fork, one
darning needle, four hairpins, three
pins, four screw, four needles, one but
ton nnd a bett tip. This is the list of
articles swallowed by a Londen woman
who was operated upon and recovered.
Crepe Sports Costume
in Jade and Black
I
remap seen ine enij mcineu ei
hew.-is that we tue renH for a Kamc
... .i ...,. L ,
,f tennis or no f w he te den a trni
,ntf ue mi et erepe or sat a win a
i! line I hat. ler the spern costume
Iiiih l.ien w universally mleptcl by the
woman who expecis netuiuz morn man
. , , ,.,.,i. ..i.i. hrf .veeuriter or
u hCt v lth her butcher that there H
i nothing dlstlnctivt left for the country
. tlwJ
Tednj we show one of the new sports
, ideis fn a jnde green tnnten crepe
' bleitke nml skirt Mimmed with blncit
emhrelileri iu neasant style nnd com
ipletnl h a hK'Pelei) jacket whMi may
, i ' il (iiiMtju or niiiw mini i l-h-iiv.
ihli m emDreinerei in jane green nun
Is tll-einiiively tied with a preen rihhen.
Ceni.VNE LOWK.
TI
ance would have been token directly
upon the girl who was chosen te take
her place.
But the ether actress Is one of the
finest types the kind who can "tukc a
licking" nnd ceme up smiling.
She was breadmlmicd enough te real
ise that, although she was trying hurd
nnd doing her best, she couldn't make
geed in that rele because she wasut
suited te it; it wasn't her style.
But no matter hew well you knew
that, it's pretty hard te be n sport when
you have te get out of n geed position
te make way for some ene else.
DEFEAT is about the greatest nnd
hardest test of character, after nil.
Yeu hear people say of seme one:
"Oh, she's perfectly Kplcndlil, se clever,
nnd she's getting better at her work nil
the tlinc.'r
That may be perfectly true, and she
may be very admirable; but If they
want te find out about her character
they'll say, instead: "She Is fine in
success; but hew is she under disap
pointment?" Te be graceful in defeat is much mere
difficult than te win.
Very often in an athletic contest, n
tennis game, baseball game, or golf
match one side wins as far as the score
is concerned, but the sympathy of the
audience Is nil with the defeated side.
They have been mere graceful in de
feat, nave shown n better spirit, mere
of the real sameness that counts in
amateur sports, than these were able
te show who have defeated them.
TT
1
T IS se in what is sometimes called
the game of life." Sometimes it
seems mere serious than a game, but It
has the same rules of sportsmanship.
And the most important ones nre te
he kindly In victory nnd graceful in de
feat. Please Tell Me
What te De
By CYNTHIA
Juit What la a Thrill?
Dear Cynthia We are two girls In
our early teens. We go about quite a
pit. But by no means are considered
flappers.
New. Cynthia, one thlnjr that In both
Ln us l8i The cther l'y "ome one
" " ni tnriii is ana we could
net. answer an we did net knew. We
f?u m"1 that ,here arft four kinds
fti. Jr i-ynlnl11. can you tell us what
tnis means?
Probably. Cvnthin mm. ... ,.ij
readers wcld help us In the matter.
BETTY AND PEOQY.
.i,y?);h!iils 8ureuthe readers will be
able te tell you what a thrill i But
dent worry. Yeu will have the ex ex
perience yourselves some day.
Wet Geed Ferm te Lunch With Hus
band's Friend
SnnMS??ar of y.H cel"mn and would
J?P.I?C,V ye.ur e,vlnB me ?-ur advice
.nrmhrne0liewing: Is " .considered geed
form for a yeun? marr ed lady te lime
lunch with a close friend of her ms
band's (male) once ecr" wccir w-lien
nreal -"V Sr?Tw,,t,h hcr husband's ap"
preaI? This lady lives n r suburb and
?.' X" t0Wn t0 BChte1 no y a
oEpHlnUhewar a ? frlend "" mine
joined the navy and when he went
fern?' hS.we me his Picture In un"
&,.,? aJ" KJ frlends-net
Plcfure? Proper te she this
Aner a yeunc lady Is married Is It
T.TTerv t0SJXZ ,0! 1,a"R U" picture
.Li ,SL,d.ar bev Wend In her bed
loom. Thla boy friend Is married new.
v i,i i . "INQUISITIVE"
i l.thla 'Al01 considered geed form.
?JiLwS,d..be ft. m"the te make a
,..-v...u , ,v. ,, your nusuand au-
wmM01,, "J"1,.1 .ii,;,c,1 occasionally
with this friend, but f jeu de It eveiv
r'UIH ,Wy BUrVy be ,alled "b"
and made unhappv bv gossip
frfinHTi." was all right for your
friend tr.. gl0 ou his picture
kiIh ?nt.rel' u' ou nnd your hus.
band whether jeu should have the pic
ture In verur room or net. If ou want
It and he desn't mind, then h.ie It
Snubbed Her Because She Was a
Saleslady
Dear Cynthia Your column has been
verv Interesting In the last few weeks;
both of a comie nnd of n serious upe
I de net bring te you the comic -view,
point, but have u ery serious question
which I would greatly appreciate if
prepe.-K answered
I am a college rraduate, twentv
three ears of age, nnd am In the em em
plev of u prominent broker of thin city.
I Come from nn nrlstncrntl. fimll.
who are well-to-de Setrn time age I
went with a chum of mine te one of i
our dance halls, where I erv seldom
ham; out. except when T have nothing
te de There I met a girl, danced with I
her n few tlnen Later In the evenlnrr!
I became better acquainted with her. nnd '
as I acted very mildly te her t re-1
ceived hep jwrmlsslen te escort her .
home '
Cynthia, It seemed love at first sight i
She told me that she nlse ery seldom
get? te dance hall3 nnd despKs most
of the fellows that nttend there. TI at
Is, she despises their nctlens '
She thr-n Invited me te call at her
home. Te thla I readily responded i
and called there the following night,
and waa Introduced te her parents
Thev were very fine and resptctnble
people, and hearing that I was a cel.
lege graduate pleased them erv much
I went nreund with this girl for five
months, my parents knowing nothing
about It. IjlHt week I hrn.li-ht the
i girl ever te mv parents' home and In-1
treduced my girl te them. I
, Being of a very' aristocratic tpc
they readily inquired as te what w.is,
thft girl's position She readily an
I swerrd that she was a eakslady In ene
of the large department steres When
I my parents heard of thl, they snubbed
' her the rest of the evening Thla I
I readily iccecnlred and took my swiete
out rer a want just te avoid the re
marks mnelr, by mv paients The next
day my parents bepin te nvil.e unfaver- i
able remarks about the girl, tna she I
waa a common saleslady, peer, .vid that '
she was net fit for their son te marry
This mad- me ery angry, and m mv
anger I made, a fe'v remarks that I ,
later fell sorry for Sty father tMeii '
took u hnnd and said that if he would
ever see or hnr About me muni? n.Miinn I
with this girl agnln he would dislnhi rlt
mn and 1 should never come te h s
home again I later ltarned through
my elstir that he felt serrv for what
he raid
My girl does net knew th it sh H
disliked b the farnllj
New, f'mthla, I um btwetn tve
reads Whlih shall I (t.ter' On ene
my girl ' thtrc with outstretched hands
eilllng nn m lur. the girl I levu se
mvtch if I take, the ether read I kne'v
,t weul I I re riU her heirt The ether
read my patents are culling me te. in n
prett hmne pknty of money nnd,
most of nil obeying my irentu' wishes
T ran never hive th., irh 1 t triA.i nit
i . . " V . ....., ,
hai-lr ni ion nretnitea nnd
sorts et cemnrnm sen ani iileadecl in ,
-i i i.... j...,. .,.. ....!..:; .'"i
nm. ' uu- jmi uen i wiuu mn girl i
. fr tha'. reaivm alone Vhnl shal
I '. "" ''."' ' "". ."" """-, uy w mis
I de' What de tn-j
-,f ur faUlir ,,; ; -f
faldi ye will surely be nt.l te nnK
nim gK,. m if th glil ii ladyltU nnn
fnr T I nilfint w.lll lint nnirftr Tl
nlce, wiai ninerencu iieei n make i
wnere one whi-ks or new ii utli she,
makes? l)i net sae nn thing mere
about It nt Imn-.n for a whip , but wait !
until the flrit i xcllernent has diul down
llttle bcteri inaklnK anethn nlm
Yeu nre of nce and could inarrj the
trlrl witheui iiur pirrnts' ceintnt, but
think lone and irefull liffern jnj
tnKe any i lihe that It is ni.ei a
huppy nnnneeiiieni whin a fiimiK
Beparatfd 'ynthla hepis ou will he
able te cemlncn jour parentx that tllli
Kir! Is worthy of their notice It was
net cry nrhtecratlc of, thorn te snub
her wlun she a culllns upon them.
Wedding Flower
"Th Sign of th Ren"
CHARLES RENRY FOX
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