Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1925, Page 31

THE STXDAT SIAG, WASHINGTON, D. .. NOVEMBER 29, 1925—PART prise for her second floor in the of draperies, artificial flowers and a last instance, a tremendous of gold fish tied around with red satin ribbon—and kindness is always kind ness, no matter what shape it takes. the need to convince her second floor brought a prodigious line of thou AROUND THE CITY BY NANNIE LANCASTER. anked him in front of her any squares the thing had it unnoticed while mother her friend talked and talked and talked. And on his face was a look of 1u- tinous rebellion Which i all there is to it, except that the mother woman doubtl to the vast army of 1 who like to say—on platforms, * or to whoever will stop WO commonplace women, in . hetokened hus- jobs, were cat South- s free of lines as a at it this way. You bel that GGod made you, don't you? then, if He could n e you, | couldn't He make finnle-haddie” | And put the print of His finger and could do that, don’t you The woman agreed that Te could do all things. And this settled the mat ter so trlumphantly for the lady that to the authority of the fishman she now, undoubtedly, feels that sh |add the indorsement of her s | floor. And when the quiet sort of woman up at a small, ingle woman knows absolutely of chiliren because she has <le woman might answer, at she knows what it is | ild. And, as the pos- | quire never attain to a thing we yearn for . it would seem thal not be so the law of matri panion for many s—and deep sorrows and fe leasures bety | ——and her question went up to a Pre hat the small figure merely sym and ne single norant as the law- mony - proelaims Still, at that. what will any of us out anything until we come wonder if there we, dies in the Sea of Galilee?' ®ox k% like many aged beau rerself so charmin niry-— | WOMAN at a fis it Eaould {’f{, A told the man in BONCCH W something extra nice for din most of h arders were The man held up a quite by the back of the neck Ma A fine fin- | e’ Lord's favorite fish | iked the e h-—and the ‘ 4 in market Tge that she |centurles that make up her past of them brought her blood and raj another contributed the plague 1348, th: actically dev to =zet one and dirt : s fish “Here you are, nan-haddie He m premacy. with governm and population so m; helpless pawns. built by these despots . with dun, s of and thumb pressed on either side of the gills “When the Master’s disciples told Him that there were only a few lo and fishes to feed the hungry crowd th ollowed Him He picked up addie from the basket —ur t up by the neck with c and thumb, blessed it n that time to this every die shows the imprint of His and thumb—like this." The finnan-haddie was ordered, and | | when the 't homs ect to partment of woman and told who heing relentlessly j 1y the happy end s of formidable enemies in the of the city, notably the U and Pitti Palace, where shrines noblest master world of 9 is an they cover miles being practically end and st and rooms 1 quiet 5 | R and rooms and reoms, so that the best comment, rema other old saying to the ma ted with the Savior's 1 rth—Ilike the robin and : o the eyes of the lady | fish came an expression that A BLESSING TO HUMANITY USE ~ S ore THROAT uo TONSILITIS “keeps the tonsils healthy® 35¢ bottle At All Drug Stores MADE IN WHEELING W VA Tat TOMSIO COMPANY “You don't there fs t There might have been argument to the effect that a man might know evervthing about fish without being uthori on Scripture, but not_in’ the reformer class | everything about fish.” ' | sticking of pins in a faith that Florida Special De Luxe Solid Pullman Train TO WINTER HAVEN—FLORIDA “CITY OF 100 LAKES” VIA Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Leaving Washington Dec. 1 Returning December 7 $535.00 FOR THE ROUND TRIP This Includes Railroad Fares, Pullman Berths, Meals on Train, 3-Days’ Hotel Accommodations in Winter Haven, Automobile and Side Trips All Through the Beautiful Ridge Section and to Tampa, St. Petersburg and the West Coast. Limited as to Number Larly Reservation Necessary Haven-Villa Corporation Winter Haven, Florida Working in Connection with the Winter Haven Chamber of Commerce HAVEN-VILLA CORPORATION 220 Investment Building, Washington, D. C. Main 10180—10181—10182 thumb on every one? You believe He | e finnan-had- | in the which lovely vou e B L A L L LA LA A L A AT LA T T 2 a0 T a0 A LA AL Al Ta T T A TA T A Ty T A A T AL A A T A LA T AL A LA A T AT T Z A T2 A T e P TS most sublime jachieve and human cute.” - > FREVLVEREDR l The Hub, Seventh and D Sts. N.W. g ERRVVEPIVEVEVEER! ate she want- | the ent buildings en her oldest wces in a y. In the course of one walk, ou will come to a tall stone house. | blet “In poet, Onefed to keep. Her anc | are not in ruins, and ¢ dmarks keep up ap) heart, you without " a pilgriy tomb—on_a terra e this | Miniato, just vutside the city. hill y cannot that the divine was » to the house of Michel. [ humble rc e b was owned by nts until 1858, to the cit asured Angelo Tabored after blindness, e sight of that ry where closed his years conspicuous feature tr afflicted 0 and. maybe, in all the world | it will be a relief to se thedral, built from street to palette and brushes dome of variegate hand 6n h rdous moun stick and anksgiving day— and there light to pany in a deserted build |ing seven stories up in the air—and &1 you want your dinner an » | with only & | keep you e thought t v i | ce of the podestas or crimi- | B Tt is said world to # LIKENED TO OSTRICH. Dead Man's Stomach Amazes Physician. LONDON, November 21 (Corresy ¥ the assumption th: peep in a cell where you could | e cred himself @ human ostrich the disc 1 spot where some | will account for the unusual accumula poor wreteh was chained by an iron | tion of articles found in the stomach 30 years. Into another big | of Frederick Righy, an unempl steamfitter, who was found dead row last week The autopsy following 8| A piece Iy knew you and wanted to| 2 ounces, two pleces metal four s Accumulation in Michelan, your pied by al o world and ) two pieces of And David—you know D: You | child’s shoe, him in ‘the Acade “ine | sheltered from his outsic 2 of the ation chos but which has reach of the in it for 378 id! a small y 1 when that rich who sd out of s stand The use of sea food in Sweden Las ¥ while © old enough to remember ed 1o be called 1 an average of 0 per cent * | From the Pathfinde seldom buildings ¢ use is for b . howe | Even a fretful, feverish, bilious or | | constipated child loves the pleasant . taste of “California Fig Syrup.” gentle, harmless laxative never fails to sweeten the stomach and open the bowels. A teaspoonful today may pre- vent a sick child tomorrow of this wood Big Bridge of Mahogany. 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