The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-28

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Boston.
"Boston people are nice. but sol
funny" said Miss Goodwin s. polan,
one of the party They seem to eNe|
pect a girl from Reno to have horns.
why. whenever ! am introduced and
and someone says Reno, they look
startled and solemn and | am con-
stantiS worried for fear SOMEONE
will ask me whether | approve OF
prize fighting or not. Haven't they
heard anything about Reno except
that that disgusting prize fight WAS
held there?
"Yon see. Reno is the university
city of che state explained Miss
Dolan. who Is herself a graduate III
other Reno girls, Miss Dolan Is
principal of the Latin department
of the Reno high school.
I'VE have big college with a
fine faculty and the best school OF
mines in the world We have sever
al churches and one of the best
school systems, with modern built
ings, in the country. We have Ep-
worth Leagues and Citizens Unions
and Carnegie Library and-yes-
the coarse characters who come 70
us from the East" added Miss Do
Ian dimpling. Exactly" said the
reporter. What does this ideal,
1910 Reno think about the gamblers
and the divorces and the Bugs, es-
pecially the divorces?"
I'VE think it is too bad that Reno
has to have these things" said Miss
Dolan shortly. As to the prize
fight, that came upon US SO suddenly
that we didn't have time to pro-
test.
1.-The divorces are the greatest
trouble Reno has admitted Miss
Dolan. There are a few really
nice ones, but most of them aren't,
and they marry as soon as the get
their divorces. But we wouldn t
mind them so much If they wouldn't
try so Lard to get invited to our
darties and make conquests of our
men.
'ALout the first thing that a d.
yorcee does when she reaches the
city is to walk up and down che
street An her flashy gowns and at
tract the notice of some man, with
whom she goes around while she is
waiting for her divorce. Somo-
times she marries him when she las
procured it.
"Renectnly some of the diyorc eos
tried a new method of getting men.
They were all old women, but the
first thing they did upon arriving
| in Reno was to register themselves
| for few courses In the universe
ty. The University of Nevada is.
of course, co-educational, and the
divorces have fine opportunities to
meet the men. These silly college
| boys, on the other hand, think 1t is
| just the sportiest thing to do to wor-
ship a Divorce and take her around
| to the dances and society parties.
The Nevada co-eds are sighted. arr
not danced with, and the divorces
! ieer at them. boston Journal
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