Life — November 3, 1921 — page 32: what you’re looking at

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New York | am willing to marry her provided she | give up her claims to the throne, give away her castles full of diamonds, take | out a membership card in the United Workers of the World and join me in the struggle for the common good.” Wymtyl waited patiently while the dumbfounded monarch conversed with his daughter. And presently the Prin- cess Floribel arose and stepped down from her throne. “T am not at all sure that I like this,” she said, giving her hand to Wymtyl, “yet I’m a stickler for verisimilitude and I’ve always tried to keep up with the times.” And she and Wymtyl went away, while the King sent for the Court Je: ter and hurriedly ordered him to re- write all the fairy stories. Arthur Ruhl. The Vanishing Point Is she economical ? I should say she was. You ETHEL: Grapys: | ought to see the evening dress she made out of her last summer’s bathing- suit. Certain politicians could put Machia- velli in a kindergarten class and charge him for lessons, comicbooks.com