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By H. IRVING KING.
. strum ever so to Port. b0!
drop in at the cue?
r: in the Rue de Jacque-
ynu can set Johnny
: beans, browned—bread
{111.1318 such as will
younelt It home-—
'" W1 happen: to be New
An! this Ln pow it an
Ephrtem Grams a. few
' wt‘n’ over to France. and
an stauoned tor a con-
‘vngth of tame in Paris
mm :1 tnquenter of the
wrmh rather anguish-
zmmt occupted the piece
411! the Cafe 8!!!!th
" .nshzng .estabunhment.
“m {Hrs cooking at we:
'.\hiv;h was on”? fur.
which were pretty
' ‘ a‘trncted Corporal Crane
care Ind do him
but amide, the moth-
...thr at the proprieter;
E} n 73:13. The pretty
held the “unbound
':,m!hi:e youth :5 the pole:
I the needle—only more!
I". needle in the com”;
ejmtilde Ind. Enhmm
2 .“fz‘nni in FRECI and EDS-
m that. in a remark-
1; tune. they could not
“rse wzth each other un‘
:71 but could write lttv
«a each other in I com—
the two magnate:- It
. true. have puzzled an?
m...) happened to see one or
'm to guess what the lover:
-‘ . {a} “gr—but the“ my
. ate {or outdoors.
J x: the time come when
“rane mutt lento. Clo-v
" :1: porting and EW
' cw.» wept tot) ‘m: for '3
appear "bird W'
, f'nmisn’d to write to eccm
‘“ ‘ -«; ever so many thllll
'7'. “:2".er hardly cactus?! “I!
for the number at It"
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was to come hock mm
“11+? or one was to W
firms the brtny
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‘11 with Mary Ellen W
to left borne to N In"
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was man: i“ m ‘33-
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walksotufo‘ndwttmwith
Bertram. Then he began to wer-
ry. He wrote and Clotnde wrote. of
course: but they committed noth-
ing hire the devuntion 0:1 the 1:1-
tmntionaz page: suppty which they
had agreed upon. H19 youthfuh
looking. wen—to—do and very capahie
mother new that something was "on
the mind" of her only child and
lured him on in a wuey way unti}.
one night. he broke down and told
her the whole story.
"Humph." said Mn Garza. “C10-
tflde. hey? Can she cook? I'II bet
she can't. French messes perhaps:
but nothing that a. civfiizerl man
ought to eat. And I said I never
woutd have my boy marry’a gir'.
who couldn't cook. Mary Ellen
Dodge £3 a. fine cook. Ever ea:
say of her apple dumpun's?”
Ephrtam ground. New Mrs. Crane.
as has been said? was wen off. She
had never been abroad; but had
often raid hermit-«and her neigh—
bors—4:13.: some day she would visit
“foreign parts.”
"Eph." sold she one day utter the
discount-Ac youth had been getting
thinner and thinner. “Eph? I have
always wanted to go thread. As you
won't break of! your engagement
with this French girl suppose you
take your old mother over and. let
me have I look at her." Ephriun‘,
was horrified at the idea of meat-
:ng mamas we to face in his pre»
sent sate of : but when Mrs.
Cruse once at set” on gunning
she generally had her was.
So one fine morning behold the
trepid ex-corporxl escorting his
mother to the port): of the Lion
d’or. ,
)1. Booms tune to welcome ht:
“And—Ind mediate” £91:th
will; '
.Ahg my miner—ya." 2W
31. mm. “she 2: mm renter
m to a mat of W“
m“. Craze liked Parts lumen-oi)“.
. ~1monhemchdwn‘,”
u“; men—ma if. m a will! .
But 1-3pm to: I
1:. never 9 h“
-. ~': Mary Elm m.» h."
~01+ and Wore—2
”men: nu!
1 gap—and very .
r
‘
HOW DO YOU STAND?
How in you stand with your
banker. eh?
Your creflt right and your
CD“? secure 2"
Some good collateral put on!
All safe and sound till the notes
mature?
The banker’s word is no idle
whim;
“It matters a. to: how you stand
with him.
How (if) you sand in some other
ways?
We often think that the bank
is 33.
But we sometimes learn there are
other days
And other ways the: a. man can
fall.
The bank may tell how your bal-
ance stood. ,
1;: the world may say that you’re“
not so good.
How do you stand with your fer-
Iowman'.’
Is your reputation for week:
alone?
Do ‘hey can Fez: “- "utter" or c ”.
you"Da:1'
Or whatever the name by which
you're known?
The teller knows, that your note
you‘fl meet.
But what does he think 1 you on
the street?
It‘s a (meg;
an the we”
How do you stand?
tion. friend.
To ask yourself
~ there are:
And howgwm you
very end»?
And the end is never so very
tar.
You may on a. tactow, curry ;
bed.
But how do you stand. my friend.
with God? ‘ ,
stand at the
TERMMTEHY
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a
6 . ' ,
——I£ your tum _. 1m ’0! £31!-
mx now u htbttmm ohm-mt
your-e1: am for you the reputa-
Do I. Little [titans-it: new end
own tor a chute. ,
And p doing this you new horn
slot Mesmfuflbefiiitomk.
:1: better Imam- ‘~
mph who talk too much mostly
have the iesst to lay.
t ‘ t 0
—When your husband We to
get a. bit munitions about those take
you tell hm: or the man who tol-
lawgd yo; home. the bounda- who
tried to speak to you at the nut!-
nee, and the fool who Bowie mgoo.
eye: at 3:921:11 the subu‘y.
Too many recital: of 1211: our: are‘
nther apt to have a. mailman-Iden-
lax-{y :1 husband-wondering who '
them a any encouragement
pro-sonar :3 on your wart.
01‘. w;- t .> worse. that you are;
rather arc-:31 of the odious attentions;
you get. .
Keep ante: about than. They are,
the port: ' at neariy 11.1 attractive
women. :: they are nothing to:
shout .
‘ to amber: .
t at
‘1
O O .
——Ef j'n'zr Laotian: remarks lost ycag
a. root: :mcni, ‘ 3
Tan: 1. that gm: gift which um;
ables ' t - ‘oe silent just when you:
2.1 open your mouth andi
or make a. tewehoizze but:
Lifkr“. , g
= «atter m {w silent than
to bur: a 31er feemtgt. 2
“‘hqr. u ren Victoria was a little“.
girl kw: urr’n". King Leopold of Bel-g
imam—.2. ”ottoman Wise :1: tact and?
m a fix: were of thgémnortance:
p! gmd ‘ A: charming manners—j
wrote to be: Just arm- she val made:
Queer. “1-1 with ”Hurt no ope‘s?
ans-yr greens." ,
Tactieesnesg '11! never gain {01"
you an ...;m; in this life worth luv—1
mg.
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-——For that vague, heavy feeling of
phygfta. acbxwtnese std Mom—-
tort.
fau.3;.y it is caused by overeating
and. uaierexerdsfing till 210: fresh?
air. .
Take :3 Odd bits and drinks bo-§
tween meals, we”: more. drink maref
‘ the other”
. wurk east: morn":- 1
12km: (1131:1172: .7
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YOU mm: emf?” YOUR-
f
voter, and (10.5ch exercises to
excite the fiver. \
Thebes: one is tomatiwith"!
t
aiightly apart and gently twist ;'
anrammduyaucan
it without moving .the 11:32:. .
o a a V
e—When yoitr children. constantly
snubbed by mr )erpetua! “Don’tst”
and turned. of! with :11 sort: of rub-
bish zu‘answer to their anything no
longer come to you in flair trouble:
and joy: and seek elsewfit‘e for the
idormation. the sympathy, and the
interest which should come so nab
orally from you. . .. »
.. e e e ‘
~Fer that “neithm- one thing or
took about your hair.
which ie the result of repeated ex~
periments with dyes.
And it is as wait to know that
some dyes and hair IOCEKL‘. often, get
about-haw: into the qstem. and not
only Faust: may and soak; btemishea
0! an angle-writ nature, but dan-
gerous bimd-porsomng. a:
e u e ‘
—-Because you fee! hke “nothing
‘ onearth" the morning renewing” the
tat? night at the dance before.
If Eott’ want to brighten Your
nights you must see that they don't
trespass into your mornings: other—
wise dun days will be your pox-22011.
C err-131‘s hm . :5 late enough
for _ a: to be it lung sift your dance
shoes and getting 13:21 1:13;: siumher
513.1%
c C 0
~11 also your days an dull for
another reason, . . - because you
bean than: mn- 13:21.
I know hwy? hat-rd it is to get. up 0::
com and frost? mot-rungs. and how
much nicer to he sang and warm.
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to arise reafiy comes.
{Pm asidressing 3.11 this. 0! course.
:51 the gir: who r292; :13 mum:- 30b
whit}: g‘f:5 hm: an: of bedfiy ciock~
but". wait fer *- inspiration.
Get. 3:) wine: :9“ :1 wake up.
much 53: mung. letting and
T013
{arty winks enge. '
system wizich ‘
. to work and a
geaerai fed—up freeing throughout
the do:
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J
other day about the Gishes."
“I rem-rte: the Finger, es‘:
tabushinz herselt at m . dressing
83m
za‘oie and trying 1:.) mate no her:
mouth the way Barbara. La‘Xarr
does here. «at
“You men: about Datum," I
cut in. "Noboéy ever heard a.
funny story about Liilian.”
“No. it was about both of. them.
and about a daring child, the
daughter of Herbert Adam Gib~
boss, the celebrated historian. She
grew up in I‘m-nee and vixen {he
came to this country knew very
little ebout tt—naturany. as she
was just a youngster. And a.
famous author who was st her
(other: house 1nd who was talk-
ing about the influence of the
movies. asked her how many
Dakntas there are. Shg- just
looked at him blankly: hadn't the
fattest idea. Then he said: “All
right-4101f may Gishes are
there? no she promptly replied:
‘T‘o!’
”Speaking of the (fishes. Dor-
othy writes home that s‘he’n been
HEARD a funny story’ethef
.mnking
’it?"
.records everywhere that it’s been
sunny holy-411M. they’ve been
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SAYS—
KLUMPH
making somesceaes {or ‘Romola’
which are suppose: to take piece
'13 summer, and the whoie oom-
panI? had to Each: their breath 13-?
cause the studio is so cow that
,th 2: breaths would Show. Sounds
like the 6323:; days of picture
in. this. conntry, doesn’t.
“Incidentally. Liman's mature.
The \Vhite Sister’, is breaking
shown. It hasn‘t been released in
Los Angeles yet. and everybody
out there is wild to see 1:.
“Richard Bmhelmess is back
‘* tori: again arter his stay in
the hospital. He’s finishing “The
Enchanted Cottage-.2 and then win
go abroad get started on
'Romeo and In ’ et’. Just think at
seeing that story in the vision:
setting! Get-truths Chase, who is
remuknhly deter at that sort of
thing. is titling "the Enchanted
Cottage: so it ought to be awfully
wen banked. I can hardly wait
tor it."
“As usual,” I commented, but
.she had finished her 'mouth an:
was putting blue on her eyetids,
and didn’t even hear me.
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Revue SW
'S a matter or variety max“
women who mej‘ once refitted
' to me me:- contame now
fins-knitted free!“ wtth warts.
every :01: course you will see
men who have made thb substi-
tution and mm more women Jo
dressed yen will see as the den so
on. But this does not mean that
the day of the sweater is ever or
mumbuedmfuumym
is 15!: to predict. ‘
m mehGCy ha been and. that;
the 35:14:: sweater is going to re- ;
There are some
turn to favor.
Warner: who always prefer the coat
type of sweater and there E13:
present some dim-cult}, 1‘11 knowing
‘ when: a. jacket sweater ends 1nd
where a sport jacket.begh’s.
You might not reame at first;
sight that. the fittle jacket shown;
‘actaally a'
m the sketch was
stealer, but sweater it reality is—
knitted of 5m; and mmtknd in
bright coiors with Chinese. deltas.
This 3:? Chinese embroidery 13‘
tam etim as used.
on fight-Mb!
.woel sweaters, $1130, and there is rmf
yer;— good reason '11:.- the clever
girl who {3:95 to knit her on
sweaters shonfdn‘t be able to make
a. Kittie jack-3t that would be quite
as smart as the one shown in the
sketch.
Remember that for were this
spring the bright hat tat-fly light
color: are best Iikerl. Tenors lead.
with _.
There :2: an mum: embroidered anicifined to gasnbu: F03
Spert ' Elam
tits: tab.
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tucked heron.
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tamed till: moze? with. Chinese
design mbrmdcrrd in brigh:
mic”.
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flight shades either
garder 9:- with a menis .
feeen and others of a. bright daffodil
211119. The time has
fwomen picked 01:»: same gm: sutz‘
33:35:12.1 coxor tire: would not Show
the dirt for
:The old idea.
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laughing was guru e“ . n 1:
‘fhad to be poised away in «1;:
;country can“: Booker. But not?
men are as picturesquety dressnf
iwhen the}? play :97: as when the:
dance a:- drmk tea.
EWomen Aden: Man‘s Sink-ts. Basra
t Tabs am: A19.
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than the tar; 1‘: ‘he bosom ,,
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‘sister or wife L
wearing one o
rum a decoration .
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den‘: even
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5th: shirt bison: wa
Epoeition—b perfectly
Wuhan Gate :20 -
fitted an omate monogram is nests-
éphnted. Such a shirt is shown :3
: the sketch.
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filevised {or mt:
, neither waiszr:
remover: 9.3 m
aimed to go we;
met or even to she- ‘
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was only in the earn: .5: 511' .
‘the bosom effect was retained.
hate
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351:: biz-gem shirt it;
‘meant to Showga.
{E tar: and ail. W A: it 13 worn ‘5“
zone 0: the 5 J u .3 this afleczir
Ithe new perfectiy 5mm, perfect. —
gsieek, 96mm: bathe, the axes;
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soon Eet-‘Jme
gimmune to such 5:122:45.
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America. but in France it 15 known
as “Xe beret-m1 aisacien.“ and it is
very W there. It looks. iike an
enormous roamied basket arranged
on whee}: with a. hood-film shield at
0:123 em}. and a kittie handle a: the
other. Tney’are 3 W11 :1: many of
the shops here. tzgougit hem there
seems tr.» be more demand for the ‘
Sir-called ”kiddy-coop.“ which :3 more
roomy and serves as well to: 2. 523113
:1. The fact that this is more airy
and that it can be perfectly pre-
tecteo by means of get from the a:-
ucim of mosquitos‘ make‘sdit more
» hie for our American 5W3.
TE Mn crib B m a ’
place in an wefl'armged Preach
nurseries, and. the and: baby use:
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