The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 28, 1923, Page 12

Woman's Loyalty to Woman—Why Not Cultivate | the Trait and Thus End Irregular Romances? BY CYNTHIA GREY “A girl robbed me of my husband!” Tt is a long letter from @ wife—it is full of de taile—but| boiled down to facts—those few words express it all. | Tragedy lies below this lament. Two were happy until ong comes the trespas: Then the flash of eye upon eye, and life beckoned to life: “Follow! ‘And one more deserted wife weeps. Too often she weeps For a man not at all valuable as a lover. His going proved im unworthy of the tears she shed for him by day and the agony of jealous nights. allio this agony, are waste at its worst, * The tears fall in secret, the agony is endured in solitude, Thus wives protect the romance of the husband and stave off scandal—for the children’s sake. Isn't it time the betrayed wife tried another method? _ Now the feminists who are supposed to be coldly disin. | ed to romance, have recently explained how women are themselves to blame for some of their marital misery, how women themselves uphold and sustain the double morul standard. Secrecy does it, Secrecy is the zest of romantic intrigus Publicity can usually be trusted to end such affairs. The trespasser is not peculiar to modern situations. Un- attached women have always fallen in love with other qwomen’s husbands. Cleopatra did it, and Anne Boleyn- without remorse. They simply didn’t ‘think at all about the e. ‘ But nowadays everybody knows that the trespasser is a ious and deliberate intruder. When women recognize loyalty to one another there wil no more irregular Atel ha | eee Cynthia Grey will receive call. United State: ers on Monday, Wednesday and "Yellowstone lake, in Wyoming, is|| Friday from 1 to 2 p.m. and on highest lake of any size. The al-|| Tuesday and Thursday from 1 sete ds 7,740 feet above sea level, |}.to 12 2. m. at her office in The eee Star Bidg., 1309 Seventh ave. Who wrote the poem “The Night | water. Or use vinegar and water. If the stain is not all removed, dissolve ¢ in alcohol to the con-| » cover the whitewash ‘King Manuel of live? Is he married? well Park, Twickenham, Eng- He was married in 1913. eee hat was the name of the mor- ic wife of the late King Alex-| ‘Qnder of Greece? | Helen Manos. . Is the oldest “library {nthe | United States? The Philadelphia library, located at {S. Juniper and Locust sts, with a ec. | branch at Broad st, It was fou in 1731 by 50 oung men, who sub scribed 100 he purchase When was it discovered that the} earth is round? The discovery that the earth is|° al is accredited to the G ophers. To primitive man, ¢ Irth was a flat disk. The spherical a of the earth was undoudtedly | discovery of Pythagoras, and was taught by him and his followers. val " greatest expositor of this was Aris-| tote. In fact we still use his argu-)| © Ments to prove this theoretically. The first scientific investigator of the | “Teumference of the carth was 150| Webster. Wears later, by Eratosthemes in 250, Ath wk B.C. The spherical form was only} accepted generally after the circum- Mavigation of the globe. r Hamilton, by Danict Who was Elsie Dinsmore? The unnaturaly plous and con- scientious heroine of a long series of ¢ books known The Elsie ” by Martha Fin eee What {s the annual immigration |) quota of Sweden? Twenty thousand and forty-two. eee it How many actors and actresses | ten in Ame ties are there in the United States? Yes. This le Twenty-eight thousand three hun- ile library @red and sizty-one actors and 15,124 n by Dr. Die Mctresses, according to the census of| physician who dus on his second voyage of v- ery to America. Toward tho end of Does Alaska produce any of its/ January, 1j9j, he wrote a letter to | food supplies? al council of Seville nar Yes, a large amount for home con-| rating all he had seen and heard up ‘sumption. Wheat, oats, barley and ate. This letter left the port of Tye, some of the fruits, and prac- , in the island of Hispaniola Healy all of the vegetables raised in| or San Don mingo, on February 2, 1}: the United States 1 ma nee be grown suc-| in de ¢ 12 veasels mbus to Spain with t, What disease was known as the of the discoveries, and arrived “King’s evil"? t April 8, Berofula, once supposed to ve cur- . @ble by a monarch’s touch. eee coh How may smoked or ken Any time but late winter and early Ceiling be cleaned? spring, when the sap is risi Rud with a cloth wrung out of a Do not prune them strong solution of baking soda and! necessary to remove de Occult Mysteries Hide Life of Greatest Poet. Gabriel D’ Annunzio Resides in Mystie Pal- ace Shut Off from the “Uninitiated” ROME, Dec. 28—Recent visitors; lined in old caryed shelves to Gardone, the romant or a the r Where Gabriel D’Ann 2 termined to spend the life, describe the poet's mo. ing as that of a m which he has ch fale,” is a kind of everything speaks half Pagan and hal eee nis the pes! lowed to “Vittoriale.” Iife-long friend: or three days left without often, visitors tor to the ville poet is at work Not to be distr of seven, the poet | and wishes to his sons. The In bet Nothing of th The poet calls 4,” and the in a large hall When the artist, or immediately tory, the with 2 stallx, r for the canons « ecathedra fountair Two Ia urel the poet dom « dom of on t pertum cessr being in From the Teaches | has : where Siturday_Added Values fo; The Bon Marche’s \Half-Yearly Garment Clearance! Extra! : New York Manufacturer’ s Clearance Brings 100 Girls’ Coats) Fyy-Trimmed Coats $8.95 $48.75 Fashioned of Lustrosa, Ormandale, Formosa, Fashona and other soft, silky pile fabrics, trimmed with beaver, natural and Viatka squirrel, taupe, platinum and black wolf, cocoa, taupe and black fox, aracul and the new blond fur. Featuring the season's favored str: aight lines, in both open front and side tie effects. Silk lined in good quality crepes. Second Floor—The Bon Marche Specially bought Mid-Winter Coats, combined with finer Coats from regular stock, reduced for clearance. Overplaid and overstriped polaire, some tailored and trimmed with self material and others in dress styles with fur collars. Sizes 8 to 14, in wanted Winter shades and some of the higher shades of blue and gray. Second Floor—The Bon Marche Every pair made to the Bon Merche’s specifications, of a heavy quality of silk, pure dip-dyed, full- fashioned, with reinforced lisle foot e and hem top. The Bon Marche guarantees the Ruby Ring garter- | stripe to prevent runs, In black, brown, buck and Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche Give a pair for New Year's Gift! “Perrin’s” Kid Gloves Reduced to $2.35 Two-clasp style, pique sewn. Pa Imported Kid | cc 88h, Ste, pique aris Point or , in a wide range of Gloves 2.75 street shades, $ i and Girls’ Union Suits $1.00 Strap-wrist style, pique sewn, With three rows of embroidery. In black, white, brow: gray, tan and beaver. Upper Main Floor h or D $1.00. Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche | Shoe ClearanceContinues For Women, Misses, Boys and Children The department moves to the Third Floor early in Janus ry—We ¥ se of all odd lots before, that time. Hence these Big Reductions ut °° ‘spose Women’s Pumps and Oxfords $3, 95—$4.95—$5.85—$6.85— is aa Stylish model or colored suedes, black itin, black or colored kid and patent leathers wit! 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Shannon, nstrations. Technic of natal Car Register Now—Baby Shop—Second Floor—The Bon Marche Clothe Your Boy at Bon Marche Prices 49 Boys’ Two-Knicker Suits $7.95 Wool mixed suits, in brown, gray and blue mixtures. y P ge lined, with inverted plait down back, three nd all-around belt. The knickers are fully lined and all seams are well taped. Sizes 7 to 16, Goercoats $8.50 Blouses 79c Good looking heather mixtures, in but- Well made and fully cut blouses, in ton-to-neck styled coats. Two set-in | light novelty percales, dark patterns and pockets and muff pockets, plaid lined. | khaki. Made with yoke back, Sizes 6 Sizes 4 to 10, to 16. > aang Boys’Caps 65c Boys Ties 35c Lined caps in smart patterns, either Silk ties in novelty plaid designs. Just | light or dark ones to choose from. Sizes the kind boys like. 634 to TY. Boys’ Sweater Coats $2.25 Jersey coats, in brown heather mixtures with two pockets. 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