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10.22) tun. cspcciillly. Sill . wrclcssliess hundhng " ois. motor vehicles. . in mining and coit- ll \\')l'k. Bttvvecli 10.30 am. tilllncls are L1. most arts of day. Avoid cxtrotncs all day.

APRIL 2t to MAY 20 ('l‘£ttti'u>)- ditty not be so auspicious for titvcst- motifs. lll ultktituvn ventures or for wing lllllfrfi i t‘ re- cxpaiiszoti in your

bush w. bill offontlcr today. 21 to JUNE 2i (Gemini)- - mfully in import-ant iltges. singing agree- crttikztig itew financial ' H wcvct". improve- ogrcs. must. bg made; you'll have o tree good ludgmcnt in these matters.

JUN 132 i0 JULY 23 (Concern- ‘ l your work and other ac-

.. zll clcprnd largely upon your attitude and cooperative uncztstlrcs, Olfcr ttr clevtr ideas;

tint-prove tltf- qutt of your own rwork or output; hclp cnthttse oth- ers to greater spred and achieve- mcitt.

JULY 24 to AUGUST 22 (Leo)- The lJl‘0:t(iPl' and more catholic your vimvpoiitt. todirv- the greater lvottr accttnpltdttrtcttt. D n't stop shwrt of tl:~_ until you sct for your- sc-‘f! You ni st urge yourself for- Iwnrd.

AUGUST 23 to SEPTTDKBER 23 V '1") “Tcztw fll‘\\' demand more trdinarv pnttcticc. and ntore Substantial activities. - nttitcrs are first favored. fPritn e w‘

Your Individual

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Iiiipulslvcnes '

qet this. Joyce: lf you don't go back With me at once you may find your- self responsible, silly as it may sound. for thousands of deaths. For- tunately you're still a. minor. Do you hear? A minor."

"Yes. ves." said Joyce quietly, "you don't have to shout. I heard you-a minor. Well. what of it?"

SCOPE

me your guardian and by the laws of the state of New York " e stopped. halted by a clear laugh. “Excuse me." said Joyce. control- ling herself. "but that sounded so funny. The state of New York, El- slnboro. you. my stepmother — it's all thousands of miles and a hun- clrcd years away. There you were Mr, Blackadder, weren't you? Mr. Helm Blackadder, and a power in a small Way. Well_ here you're noth- ing. Unless you find some work to do around the place you haven't the right to eat. breathe. sleep or llve." "You talk to me like that," ex- ploded Blackadded, "a man twice your age who—" "Please don't shout." interrupted Joyce. "Trv to realize it's only be- cuttse I hate bloodshed that you weren't shot. That's easy enough to tinderstanci, but what about this? If you had been it wouldn't have af- fected the course of my present life in the slightest-At wouldn't even have rated an added inconvenience." (hAre you crazy?" gasped Black- ter.

SEPTEMBER 2-1 t0 OCTOBER 23 (Librai _ Ev daily asked: Stif- sacrtfce in personal affairs and that y" throw the full weight of your splendid reasoning faculties and capability into cituses and work for the welfare of y.ur country, state and fellowincn.

OCTOBER 2-} to NOVEMBER 22 (Scorpio) _ Poise, self-restraint and an tvcnly balanced schedule will gain more headway; and leave you less tired and less likely to be ill-tcmpcrrd rtt the (‘lose of day.

NOVEMBER 23 t0 DECEMBER H lSngittarittsi A Esscittttil duties. i muttcrs cottccriiiitu hcttltli and iltomr and ttrgciti prLhIrins should receive first fllifijlilPll. Work easily and don't. ovcrcruwd ycttr capacity for QIICiKlFHITJG. -

DECEMBER 22 to JANUARY 21 (Capricorni -— Concttr with stiper- ' ' associates or pl\l'ill(2l'5 in all s and lllCllflg lhrtt are progress- ive. c tistrucltvo and worthy. You won't gain anything by being a disscnlcr today.

JANUARY 22 lo FEBRUARY 20 (Aquarius) - Yott'll have to censor all unreasonable desires. Don't flit away valuable time llCCfifKi for those vcry important “musts." Tn- dav asks persistcttt cffcrl.

FEBRUARY‘ 2i to HIARCH 2O (Pisces) - Please trike advice to Afluaritlns as applicable t: yourself. Y0u._like they. need not. worry Q!‘ overttre but shnttld keep going at a. productive clip commensurate with the riematids of your nnsilimr

A CHILD BCRN ON THIS DAY Friendly and nmcnahle in disposi- tion: t-io fond of an cnsy and pleasure-filled life for the Succpgg ,ils splendid mcttlulilv and cnlvnbil- liy ivttrrrtnfs. Must ho trnitierl in .\'011fh f0 be ambitious and to ro- Sl-‘ti b91119’. (‘flsliv llll“l(‘(i Rcllglotts dcvrltrrntcttt vt"'l bc n crcai aid in ji 1""-

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"Perhaps." said Joyce. “but that isn't what matters. is stands for a whole lot more than

that I'm mistress of La Barranca."

"Anything I can d0 to help, Joyce?" asked Dirk. saunterlng in from the balcony.

"Oh, Dirk; I'm glad you came. Do you mind showing Mr. Black- adder around for a While? I'm going to be busy until dinner time."

Blackadder, though annoyed at the interruption. promptly saw the vane of a chance to sound out Van Sttttart. Whose ally would he turn out to be? What was he doing here 21ll_\'\\’ily? How had he got here and when? He accompanied him with alacrity. glad of a chance besides to reassemble his shaken wits. and to nil his questions except the first and most important obtained ready ans- wers. At the end of half an hour he cottld murmur: "So that cable of mine Ls really all the authority you have for being away from your post?"

"Why, yes. I guess so. yes." said Dirk. a little troubled by the tone of the statement. "I hadn't thought of it in exactly that way."

"Now that you have and that I'm here," continued Blackadder, “it sort of does away with any reason for you to continue naming around. doesn't it?"

"Eh?" said Dirk. beginning wake up; then he laughed. there's certainly an answer to thatl The only method of departure at present happens to be ride cr walk a hundred miles.”

"Not necessarily," said Blackad- der. "I have reason to think my; driver may come to his senses and , rctttrn; there's also the possibility - he may have reported to the am-i bassador. say I manage to get a-

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car. Would you _be inclined. to help me persuade Miss Sewell to leave at once?"

"I'm not sure." said Dirk. frown- ing thoughtfully. "I'd have to talk. to her about it first." '

"That's an extraordinary stand for you to take."

“Why?"

"Ii you can't see it." said Black- adder. "I won't trv to show you. For your own good I might point out again that your Justification for ab- scnco lrom your post terminated with my arrival."

"l can't blame you for being uz- . zled, Mr. Blackadder," said irk} slowly, "since I'm a bit that way‘ myself. 1 don't know quite how it's come about but somehow I sort of don't seem to give a tlnker’s dam about my post."

‘Blackadder snorted, stared at him. then turned away with a shrug. I rlere certainly was no ally and he_ dismissed him from mind. But not for long. At dinner. where Black- uider sat in br silence. Dirk was the mainspring that kept the ball of conversation rolling. Hal eltked Doll Jorge and Arnaldo lntol one of their perfervid political dis- cussions, then bargained with the latter to alternate with him at play- I lng a dance tune, Adan to o first. The challenge accepted. Dir fairlyi forced Joyce to dance. but when it came his turn it developed he scarcely knew one note from an- other.

Joyce had been puzzled by his high spirits. in violent contrast to the gloom which had enshrouded him from the moment of the rebuke she had administered. It wasn't the kiss she had minded nor its rough- and-readv manner. not even its hu- millatlng assumption. The truth wag she had been hurt rather than angry and had spoken straight from the heart in protest against a blow struck at some vague beauty, still in the bud yet present to them both.

ut no sooner did he slip his arm around her to dance than his strategy throughout dinner became evident.

"This is the only w-ay I could think of." he whispered. "to be

none with you. To tell you I'm

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anything else in my life. Ycu were , mute right to say what you did. . Please d:n't stay away from me. I Pease give me a chance. Please go for a ride tomorrow as though

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"No." he said after some delib-

as ever drew breath. But now it's a. lot more serious. You're like a. child playing with matches around a kegl of powder and thinking it's funny.

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her in her hour of need. And. I

yes. _ Dodging Responsibilities

1t is a queer thing. however. 110W

families pass the buck in case of ,dependents. When there is an old |father or mother to be sunwfiled

the children seldom divide the res-

ponsibility as they should do. They _ wish Mom or Dad cfi on some one sister or brother. and generally he ‘or she is the one who is least able to bear it. | Jghn would just love to have Mother come and live with him. but she and his wife get on each others nerves and he is afraid Mctner wouldn't be happy there. _ Sally would just adore having dear Mother if she only hid We . room. but she lives in a smell 118t- Tom is afraid Mother wouldn't be happy with him because they have a houseful of children whose noise would annoy her. Arid James cant have her because he is paying f0!‘ a new automobile and can't afford an- other mouth to feed.

And so they all conclude that it is Carrie's duty take we 0f Mother because Carrie isn't married. and it will be so nice for her when she comes home tired from he! day's work in an office to Eel d111,‘- ner for Mother and have Mothers companionship. 1t will be so’ restful for her to listen to Mothers com- plaints about her rheumatism and her reminiscences about the lib-HRS that happened 40 years 8R0.

Facing The Firture Of course. they all Bay they "9 going to chip in and send Mother a check every month. but they seldom do. They always need the money for something they want themselves. and it is never quite oonveruent for nvlomei- t0 pay them the nice. 1on8 visits they also speak of. And 5° they forget that Mother is as much their mother as g e is Carries mother. and Carrie is left with the bait to hold. v However. I think your son ‘who is going to confine tus benefactions to you to handing out good advice in- stead of money did give you a Rood tip after all when he admonished you to get a lob. For your other sons will surely marry in time and per- haps they may get as hard-ballet! wives as your eldest son did. who will also see no reason for their husbands supporting their mother when they could use the money f0!‘ or giving cocktail

parties.

Anyway, you are still young. as age goes in these days. You haw probably many years to live. and you will be much happier if you are self-supporting than you are B8 l dependent. Find out what YOU 0011

to i dortarittdwgman who has kept 1101150 as long as you have shouid be able to run a boarding house success- fully. and that ls a lrocd trade 10 follow for any woman who has intelligence and thrift. People will always go where there ls good

ANXIOUS T0 XVI-ABBY?

DON'T RUN AFTER. MEN

Dear Dorothy Dix-I am a young unmarried woman. but I am not $2318 because I want to be. I have

eratlon. "I can't honestly Promise any such think. I'm throufih W"? giving my word. All 1 can say is I i do my best-my level best.

It was all Joyce could do to keep from laughing and what stopped her, strangely enough, was his sin- cerity - the very thing that made him comical. They rode the next momlng; to Blackadderhs disgust they were gone for hours. 1' the return more lunch and the in- evitable siesta. Even then Black- adder got no chance for a further talk with Joyce. for she was busy with the myriad details tossed up M steadily as a playing fountain by a family of 500 souls. How long was this sort of thing to keep up? He mulid imagine himself hankinfl around for days without ever secur- ing five minutes free of interrup- tion. The dinner was an exact reu- lica of that cf the night before ex- cept that hls surly abstraction was more profound — so dense it gradu- ally spread its wet blanket over everybody else. At last Joyce sur- rendered, crtlshed into submission by a prolonged silence.

do you think. Miss Dix?

GRJEVED MUFHER.

Answer-

r think that any woman who is 8° BTW" and grasping and selfish that she begrlldle-‘i h" husband contributing a fewhdollarsbei can be mother s support is about as cruel aaid hfigtmflgliog txrlllfgrlhm ggck upon- it will serve her right if someuggk ma‘ any man Wm mtlyelgomfl spineless enough as to let his wife make him refuse to e P 0 who bore him is benefit? ooutemlifi - .. d t, d owner w

Your stepmother has appointed fignlfpfe galzngimanas long u he

never been proposed to. I never ex- pect to be. It seems that I am des- tined to be an old maid. But the trouble is that I want to REY: mm‘- fled. r love the idea of a husband and home and babies. and going t0 the grocery in a bungalow apron. and Bossiplng with the rest of the housewives. Why should I be denied wit“; I at: ti” mic’ W" 5m“ d o a PROBLEM GIRL. Answer-

Well, inasmuch as she can't 80 out and kidnap a man and drag hlrn to the altar. it does make Kel- ting a husband a chanoy iob for the girl who wants to get married. yet lac-ks the come-hither look in her eye. But there is no reason for v0“ to abandon hope. for you are 8H1 young and Ml’. Right may bl? film“? yguf way and jUSt around the C01-

ner.

Don't think that if you don't many in your girlhood that you are doomed to be an old maid. Many women are mone attractive in their Ifitllllty than they were in t 61X‘

Triiéy may have been too intelllll- ent to attract boys of their own age. or they may have lacked the giddlness and rrtvbttty. or ofdelve" knowing how to dance that a tote}?- cent boys find irresistible. Bur e very qualities that kept them rem being popular with the little l) D- squeaks are what KPOWYHW men want ln wives.

But one thing 1 urlle 1100“ W“ l; don't let your desire to marry m8 v0“ m“ an," men, for that is the surest way to drive them from Y0"- And don't marry 105i 81W mflnbvilmc’ presents himself to keep fr0m e Y1K a lsariigsgetiil another bit of atdvice t offer you - go to work. Ge semi l thing w do that will Rive W" 5°"; thing to think about besides gett n‘: married. HD0051“! 9- K 10g bettgr than marrying a D001‘ 115' ban .

TIME MAY HELP SOLVE PROBLEM

l Di —I am 2i. My hugggiidm; We have two WYS- but we want a girl MR1 B" thmkm“ 0i adopting one I em “"810 i‘ I had another baby it would be a bov- What is your advlcifias. m‘ H- B‘

Answer-— .

For goodness saike wait s. While and give nature a chance. 0f the only sure wav of being Oct n of the sex of a chi d h to ado‘? line. but if at 2i you have alrea y W; children you are likely i0 mile 5"?” an assortment that you are 511W

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"About lower miles as the crow flies.” was the reply.

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