Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1929, Page 7

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I shall never be without a jar of Rowles Mentho Sulphur.” For quick relief of pimples, black- heads, dry skin, itching torture and eczema . . . Demand of your druggist Rflw‘{fl Mentho Sulphur.—Advertise- meni [DRINK WATER FREELY IF KIDNEYS BOTHER Also Take Salts if Back Hurts or Bladder Troubles You. Flush kidneys by drinki w o!’:‘nnur m’%‘ dlyy. ;unht:k: SLIGHTS AVENGED BY QUEEN MARY Banishment of Edward’s Friends Stinging Blow to Mother-in-Law. This is the ninth of a series of 15 arti- cles presenting the authentic biography of the Queen of England. The author of the biography, Who wishes to appear here under a fiom de plume, 15 in & po- sition to write with authority of the royal family of England. BY W. T. MARSDON. As soon as King George had settled at Buickingham Palace and the period of court mourning had expired, Queen Mary was in a position to take a deter- mined stand with those relatives of her husband who for years had patronized her and made so little of the Teck family. . First she went through the visiting lic’s at Buckingham Palace and struck out the names of certain particular friends of the late King and Queen Alexandra. One was that of Sir Ernest Cassell, executor of King Edward’s will. None of those struck off the invita- tion lists ever saw the inside of Buck- ingham Palace again. Max Beerbohm drew a cartoon, entitled “The Discon- solates,” depicting the best known of those struck off the list walking in “sad and solemn procession away from Buck- ingham Palace.” Stinging Blow at Mother-in-Law. Queen Mary could not have inflicted a more stinging blow on the pride of hs‘r mother-in-law than by thus ban- ishing from the court the particular {riends of herself and of the late King. In this matter Queen Mary was almost merciless, Queen Alexandra, after King Ed- ward's death, became officially styled “The Queen Mother.” She hated the title and never would use it. But in the court circulars, whenever Queen Alexandra was mentioned, she was de- scribed as the Queen Mother. Certain members of King Edward's household remained as members of the new royal household, but any of those who had been on' especially friendly terms with the late King or Queen Alexandra soon began to feel the icy chill of Queep Mary's disfavor. Their position becathe impossible and they were compelled to resign, though by doing so they lost their pensions, for only those dismissed from the new royal household were pensioned. King Merely an Onlooker. All this Queen Mary did on her own initiative. King George simply looked on, He could have interfered, but he did not. This was partly because in his heart, no doubt, he felt his wife had suffered a good deal at the hands of his mother and sisters, and also because King George did not care to attempt to oppose his will against that of his wife when she was strongly bent n anything. Queen Mary never had an open rup- ture with her mother-in-law. Indeed. in her actual presence, Queen Mary was as dutiful to Queen Alexandra after King Edward’s death as she had been in his life. ‘The only one of her royal relatives by marriage with whom Queen Mary was on_ almost openly bad terms was King George's sister, the Queen of Norway. There is a story that when Queen Mary became engaged to King George the Queen of Norway said to her one alternoon: “You are marrying my brother because you want to be Queen.” Shunned Palace. For some time afterward they rareiy spoke to each other. ‘The Queen of Norway in King Ed- ward’s reign used to visit her parents ham Palace. A friend of both Queen of Nor- way and Queen Mary—a retired admiral —once told Queen Mary that the Queen the kidney region, sharp p: in the back or sick headache, dizzi- ness, your stomach sours, tongue is coated, and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. ‘The urine gets cloudy, full of sedi- ment, the channels often get sore and {rritated, obliging you to seek x;‘u‘eé two or three times during the ‘To help neutralize these irritat- ing acids; to help cleanse the kid- neys and flush off the body’s urin- ous waste, get four ounces of Jad Salts from any pharmacy here. ‘Take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys may then act fine. This famous salts is made | from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has | been used for years to help flush | and stimulate sluggish kidneys; also | to neutralize the acids in the system | so they no longer irritate, thus often relieving bladder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot ||i | injure and makes a delightful effer- | vescent lithia-water drink.—Adver- tisement. You Can’t Hide a Poor Complexion Cosmetics won't cover up pimples and blackheads, but of Norway was angry because of the Way Queen Mary had behaved to some of King Edward’s old friends. “Some of King Edward'’s old friends, 1 am sorry to say, are very peo- ple,” remarked Queen Mary. ‘This remark was repeated to the Queen of Norway—Queen Mary, no doubt, intended that it should —and this did not help to make the two Queens any better friends. For two years after King Edward's death, Queen Alexandra lived in almost complete seclusion, spending most of her time at Sandringham House, left her for life by King Edward. Mary Completes Triumph. ‘Then came & happening, not without its pathetic aspect, which completed een Mary's triumph over the royal reh!:lves who once had made so little of her. Some of King Edward’s old friends-- among them were some who had been cut off the royal invitation lists by Queen Mary—tried to persuade Queea Alexandra to come back into the social world and form a court at Marlborough House that would in brilliancy eclipse the court of Buckingham Palace and recall the days of the famous Marlbor- ough House set when King Edward was ='| Prince of Wales. Queen Alexandra listened to her friends. Queen Mary saw her mother- in-law and begged her not to be so fool- ish as to attempt to re-enter society or to try to make Marlborough House a great social center. Queen Mary’s advice had only the effect of confirming Queen Alexandra in her design, or rather, the design of her {riends. Receptions Are Fiascos. Queen Alexandra began by giving two receptions. King George and Queen Mary were not invited; had they been they would not have accepted. The receptions were a flasco. Only the least well accredited friends of the late King, some old friends of Queen Alexandra and & sprinkling of the for- eign diplomatic corps in London were present. The Queen of Norway came rushing to London and almost dragged her mother away to Sandringham. Thus ended the pathetic attempt of the widow-Queen to set up a rival court. A month later King George and Queen Mary wergholding the first court of the season Buckingham Palace. It was describ® as even eclipsing the brilliance and splendor of the courts of King Edward. (Next: Queen Mary and the Suffra- gettes.) (Copyright, 1929, by North American News- r n STRENGTH "TO FIGHT the daily use of Resinol Soap and Ointment clears them @way. The continued use helps o prevent such blemishes, and fmparts to the skin a delicate glow and alluring softness. T Bt 2] | figaipfi i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, B SATMTITTRSSAMITIIR R Convenient Terms 18 Months To Pay!! 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