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GIRL TO LO y: [kept com; ym. She turned me as beg ad Iv " ted was alw P® firm achenged her, istake. Ss 2 pvery hour that I live. I am "t see why I acted so mean. , and that is justice. Perha in your repentance as you ance to the test? i you willing to tell the truth you lied about the girl? ; | ably not. The egotism which hoi Slandered her to her employers. Th with you is much too great. You ce make a second venture, no matter humility may appear. A PLEASING TRIBUTE Dear Miss Grey: Having read your | columns for the last 15 years, and! thia having enjoyed them to the fullest} Pleasure to express my heartfelt ap-| Preciation of your genius. Mino is al, Dear ife devoid of many normal pleasures, for I, Miss Grey, am a cripple. Not that I am writing this for self-pity, ce SE JOB; SEEKS FORGIVENESS ny with a girl who worked) I left, and then | per with the house, {8% her place just the s | my bi have never met a girl I could ould like to have her forgiveness. She was 1 to her, don’t you think she might take me \ down. What I said was not same. smiling and happy, but e don’t act like the same @ won't sreak to me, which hurts me very much. ave been crazy to talk about her, and I repent my not worthy of her love, But if I could explain ack REPENTANT. who do malicious things generally whine for for- afterward, and those who are most unkind usually on other people’s kindness as a right. there is just one thing greater than forgiveness and ps there is not so much want to think. ou want to be forgiven so badly that you will put your now to the persons se you call your pride will only a very weak girl would notice you after you had e risk of being friendly an hardly expect her to} how pronounced your However, even tho you know the girl will never take you! counted with Ann back, the least you could do for your own salvation and peace of mind, would be to make a mighty effort to right this great wrong you have inflicted upon an innocent person. HAT do YOU think? Write Cyn- Grey, care of The enpacity, I feel it my duty and my| Seattle Star. Miss Grey: Just a few lines, In answer to the aarticle written by | giving his views on the present goubtediy day religious organizations. with him on everything except one | «stac I agree Father to show your great good, and) statement, and that is, that the truth the extent to which that good reach-|is not preached in the world today. | season, €s. Many a time I have ‘eit morbid | There are men and women preaching | rive the the true Gospel and also living the/| ‘and bitter, and would have suc cumbed to the overwhelming power | life, that is, walking in the path that of my despair when, at the psycho-| Jesus |b logical moment, The Star would ar-| He was rive and I would seek, and immedi-|know J of your column. And so, Miss Grey, | since. Tefusing to accept without return the} 1¢ ¢ Bounty of your goodnest, I haveloe the written a little poem in your honor,| preach that I beg and hope you will print.| be giad with my best wishes and fondest | hopes for your future. DEDICATED TO MISS GREY | Ah, little perhaps do you realize ‘The depths of your answers, so wondrous wise, ‘words that you say great wisdom portray; The Praise reaches high to the skies. * J I hope you will live, naughty sins to forgive, ‘TiN all sins shall ave flitted away, And the world shall be good, as a nice, world should And we'll say, “It was ali Dear Miss Grey.” 0. an FIT-ALL CLOSET POLE in your clos clothes on. It hang your clothe handy 1630 FOURTH AVE. aid out for preachers when on earth. The world did not esus when He was here, and ately find, relief in the cheery nature | the same condition has exinted ever E. would like to meet some preachers and people that and live in the truth, I would to communicate with them. 3. D. 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Confessions of a Bride Copyrighted, 1920, by the Newspaper Tinterpriee Amooiation THE BOOK OF ANN ANN LACKED ALL SENSE OF MORAL BEAUTY—SHE WAS UNMORAL Women may be enemies inatinet- tvely, as some sharp critic avers, but when {t comes to spoiled romance and blighted happiness, they develop a deep sisterly sympathy. One never Jean tell, I suppose, when one's own romance may ferment and blow up like overripe wine, Mrs story fixed her place in the hearts of the women. Bhe had done for her daughter what the girl Best's | Lorimer never could have done for herself. She had made us patient with the girt and eager to assimilate her, whereas Chrys and I had under-| taken that difficult task with consid. erable reluctance. | Mm. Best had accounted for Ann without intending to do no. | “Ho like her father! the mother had said. “So fond of beauty of form and of color" Already I could see that the girl resembled her father in another very | important way, She was extremely | fond of the opposite sex. Only men Had form, of | | course, to make oneself the center | of @ group “of all the room! | Anh was doing that as I watched. “She looks like # heroine demonstrating popularity.” thought | 1. “And this divorce question ix go ing to rend the respectable tribe of Lorimer, some day.” | 1 watehed Jim, Jr. but of course jhe wis merely pleased to see that j his little girl was making such a | grand hit with the men of the fam | ily men in the movie Fascinating little beauty she un. was, phynically. At the moment, ahe was going into a fine| Y over a bouquet of biue fox-| glove, expensive stuff raised out of | and bought by daddy just to new bride a me nt's Joy. | Doubtless Ann had inherited her| | father’s artistic tendencies. Phynical beauty, material loveliness, she adored, but she lacked all sense of moral beauty, She was utterly ob- tuse to the right or wrong of things. She wasn't immoral, she was un- moral. That there were degrees of spir itual beauty, and heights worth climbing to, was beyond her under standing. Jim, Jr, was an Idealist. Hoe |imaging! that the lovely shell of his wife's person contained a soul | like that of his mother. One must jclimb to reach such heights. Ann | never would be capable of making | the trip. |. Now that I. knew about Ann’‘s | background, I could see why her mother had no enthusiasm about her | marriage. She wasn't even compla- jcent because her daughter had |caught one of the prize fish in the sea of matrimony. She didn’t de. ceive herself about Ann. “She knows that Ann will go philandering some day, just like her I was haunted by some of Men Rest's reflections, made in the prog: | reas of her matrimonial history. “One is bound to be sorry if one! marties—and if one does not! If the man slumps, ofie is sorry if one gets a divorce—or if one does not!’ “That's a hopeless philosophy,” thought I. “I suppose it's common among oversophisticnted, overex perienced, over.sorry people. Now I wonder what keeps Mrs. Beat 60 ing?” Something, surely, kept her going. She absolutely refused to give up her work in the movies. I rueas few women would have had her courage to pass up a life of ease as/ the mother-in-law of a Larimer mil. | lionaire! Her attitude made me ad- mire her tremendously. “I'll keep at my work,” she said to Mother Lorimer. “I'll be lone. some, I know, but I'll be independ. ent. You women can't understand, I'm afraid Only women who have earned their way in the world can comprehend my need to be ‘on my own.’ I hope you realize that I'm grateful—" Her appreciation of mother’s sug: gestion was awfully sincere. I think all of us women admired her in. dependence, but I know very well that the men of our family did not (To Be Continued) THE OLD GARDENER SAYS THE SEATTLE STAR 110 Wolttalt Cal LFF Be ON I INTL OOD: | Style eattille WN or NR ee re No. 83—The Star’s snapshots of attractively- dressed women on Seattle streets street suit. ; —Photo by Cress-Dale. Here is a very chic and, at the same time, serviceable little It is dark blue. ; The coat, which is belted, is a pleasing length, has small, neatly-bound ‘revers, and the} close-fitting sleeves display a line of buttons running almost to the elbow. The jaunty little turban is exceedingly fetching, with a novel gay. -colored roll brim. 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