Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1921, Page 46

46 Z OldAsYouFecl | —& I know a lot of sprightly men whose toll of years is weighty, for all have passed three score and ten, and some are nearly eighty. They pass my cottage every day, on divers errands spinning, and some are bald and all are gray—old gents who've had their inning. They've set- tled down beside the sea, where life is calm and easy, and here they’ll dwell until they flee this vale so vain and cheesey. But they don’t sit upon the sands and shrink and sigh and shiver, and wait, and wait, with folded hands, the call to cross the river. They're up and coming all the time to give Old Age a trim- ming, and up the mountainsides they climb, and in the sea go swimming. In olden times the. patriarchs sat waijting dissolu- tion, and they were prone to grim remarks concerning retri- bution. When they'd achieved three score and nine, they felt their grafg was ended, and each one then took in his sign, and to the shadows wended. But now the old boy won't say die, or grant that he's a fogy; he'll ride an airplane to the sl\y, and fool with Colonel Bogie; he’ll send his motor up the pike un- til the speed cops nail him; this young old man I greatly lixe, and with much ardor hail hin. WALT MASON. (Copyright by George Matthew Adams.) Shaffer's Flowers Grace Weddings of fmportance. Estimates made. 900 14th.— Advertisement. WIFE CHARGES CBUELTY e R. Frere filed suit in the Dis- (r Supreme Court for a limited di- vorce and injunction against her hus- band, James M. Frere. They were married March 28, 1914, and have two children. The wife charges cruelty. | wl . she says. compelled her io leave her husband. Attorney Ed- | mund Carrington represents the wife. | | Health Candies 40, 60 & 80c Ib. o M e e e CHOOL STATIONERY This is a feature of our business. Keady with a big stock. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. 7! 1 oUGHTA HAD WILL Give ME “LIFE” I BeT! CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Students of Baron Fersen's class will meet'tomorrow at § p.m., at 1814 N 'strect. Future meetings each first and third Friday. All are invited. Mixs Emma Gordon will give rea ings at meeting of Business Women's ! Council tomorrow at 7:30 p.m; at the Church of the Covenant. The Ohio Girls’ Club will entertain Ohio boys Saturday as guests of Mrs. L. G. Schroeder, on her houseboat Sans Souci. Take 5 o'clock Mount Ver- non train to New Alexandria, Va. where skiffs will convey passengers to boat. Daughters of Isabella will meet next Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at Knights of Columbus Hall, 606 E street. Business session to be follow- ed by complimentary dance. ASKS LIMITED DIVORCE. Emma E. Lund filed suit for a limit- ed divorce from Walter Lund, charg- ing cruelty, desertion and inadequate . They were married October and have one child. Attor- . Widmayer appears for the OMPLETE Stock Edison Mazda Lamps for your | home or automobile. 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Prepare Now For Fall Hou:ccleamng First Pay- . ment Only Deferred Payments Make the Passession of a Hoover a Very Easy Matter ABOUT three hours’ active service:a week with The HOOVER is sufficient to keep everything spick and span. The rest of the week you can spend in the glorious out-of-doors, so far as the house-cleaning part ‘of good housekeeping is concerned. Let us show you, by demonstration on your own floors, how unusually well The HOOVER will clean and beautify your rugs—or see our special Window Dis- ‘play. WASHINGTON, D. > KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESFS-—The Judge Liked the Evidence. Htt! H! STEP AROUND HERE A C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, SLIP ME YouR RECIPE AND Iy 1921. ; ; AMUSEMENTS. r———— TR —By POP MOMAND. LOEWS ——— COLUMBIA | PALACE Oontinuous—i0:30 ». m.—ii . m. Uentinnons—1030 s m—11 p. = NOW PLAYING LAST THREE DAYS CECIL B. DEMILLE'S DOBGLAS Greatest Photoplay Triumph! 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