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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
BARNARD GIRL
WE'D IN SECRET
OHIO AEiREss BEcoMEs sRioE
OF euBAN-Now sHg HAS TWO
HOMES IN NEW YORK.

New York. Dee Ssh Irs se-
cret' The most beautiful Firl in CO.
iumhia uniVersitv-sn her friends
SPEAK 81 her-hss been married since
FRIDAY week. Whom did she marry =
Senor riarldo numinEueH nomay
chancellor ~ the cuban consulate IA
this cit1
Tire bride has Iusi turned en-. boz
aiready has her drHrre 81 bachelor ~
artH from the nifcrsi'y 20 ohio. and
- wcrkink for her M a. at Barnard
faklnF a oalfso lm nsfrholoEy. and the
tsrsis she e. preparinE ts cntitied
The psvrhu'oKl ~ love"
TIE bride has $40 homes IA this
city nc present one 81 "A Mornimg.
side drive. a few steps from Colum.
bia university. and the other a. 81
apartments at the Cathedral Plaza.
occupied - senior npmIngueE ara
senorn nnminNuen
Miss kathryn smith. dauwhtsf ~
Bernard smith. millionaire a. CO.
llnnus. Ohin. lives "a TIE MorninEalde
home address Yes she - aenoia
buminEusE 10 fheg know 81 the
house that Mise smith - ma~risd p
We'll her dearest friend. Miss Mar
HaNNt AHHNf WNN - eNAAA HnM OF NafN-
aro. SAYS she dos not knne. and
nut ne friends 60 pinrldo az those
wha Hrea intimate win the cuban
chancellor call him. Wink siyins and
toll boa someone at the MorninEsid~
address ever mnrnina rufflss n coun-
terpana and delivers right awinE IN
ne center ~ = pilinN. and otherwise
makes work Cor chamhrrmsid while
MiHa Smifh.-thnt ia. Seniors pomin
Eusz. u hreakfnstinE hair mile
away. "a fhc Cathedral piaHa. win
hsT husband 81 ten days
Why HU the necessity ~ secrecy =
We'll there is fear 90 dlsaprroVal on
enc para 81 the brides parents They
want her to finish hrr course a.
parmard Then. another reason ls
that the Chancellor 10 a divorced man.
having been divorced from his fret
wife flottie rerrand. on MAY "a last
- the Elrst District Couri 81 sanfo
Dominnu. Thr eerti0 ate ~ divorce.
which nna granted on June E. stated
that fhs divorce eas one ~ mutual
agreement
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
To Overcome Winter
Complexion Troubles


~ fhr thI air causes YOUR skin te
frf ard scale ar hcratnn unduIv rrd 81
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ntHf FnHr entire farf Eanaos.e unNf
MORN InH WITH warm water Thfa Is fhr
IDEAL rawuirBlnu treatment far the yin
ger E# fHn waN gently ahHnfhr ere
dead Particles rf surface HEin. - nfuds
Tally there's 60 Discomfort Th8a gives
tbf unaerIfue fklH q chance 10 breathe
Hut fa chow ITSELF Oh "a wees 81 81
ere nHw ara YOUNGER akfn ca WhnHN Us
evidence anI Nuu have q really match
fnHm complexion Naturally AM WH de
fartr disappear uifn enc discarded .uff.
FineaH rNMWH. rnHNhumHa. hiHtnhes ulns
Pies fTrUaIra h.nrlhrafa. anflaunnsn.
fHaafN an ounce I'd mfrrnlInnH wHN nras
NrrHh.r at ans lraN store D. enough ta
frnntafe even fHn muref complexion.
Mrmkiae need hNfhff 5000 - more n
Vuu.H uHr tnIH simple IHra wafn. Ttlus
dnrnt HHNnIfr. p ur HIaeHreH tn witch
haHr.. #. be- Iusf ono annfIrafInr uHI
ane.t even tHe teHnNat lines. ard soon
YcHf tkin 1911 hs sufnrtH al a Chnfs
tAdN1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
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MAKING.

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
The sos SISTER.
BY MAMMALIAN FOSTER

several years ago when Mr MaNf-
milan Eortrr and hls wife and little
6auEhter aront TIE winter IN pensa
cola az ere guest ~ hia wifs's uncle
and aunt Dr ard Mrs. rerciVal "a.
Whaley. friends who met him knew
perhaps that he was engaged IN writ
inr book Though Go Is possible that
many who net thla brilliant younN
writer we're NOT aerre that he had any
literary tnrlinatioru whatsocver-for
SIT Poster vas great SPORTSMAN
end spent hair Die time white here
with a sun and a dos
Bot be did write n book. "Corrie
Whof.~ and while Be- did not achieve
signal success hy am means. lt paved
the way far introdurtlous in editorial
omces. and since tha publication of
hia novel tbe rlse of Hr Poster in the
story neif has been almost metcoric.
Hia stories appear in Harpers Ever1
hodv'u and other ~ TIE higher class
monthly magazines. end especially D.
he 3 favorlte with the editors 81 Na
Saturday Evenins Pest
Mr Poster writes essentially a mans
story. the stock exchange and the ways
~ the business world furnishing ma
ierial for most Of hts tales 81 city
ufs.
Rut IN TIRE sob sister len ths SAT-
urday Evening Poet ~ thia week Mr.
Foafer has struck new note. q -
not a pleasant note There o. no
euphury in us tone and a. r. playeS
against sordid BACKGROUND. revolt
ing in lts realism. bat 70 81 this very
note 90 realism that rings true
It g. story of the Fourth Estate.
Not the newspaper world az We know
b in the south. beat that harsh. cruel
monsfroua world - the great city
" Tire Sob Sister Mr.. Foster has
created better peFharH than be real
izen. tt ia enc piece Of work. ad-
mlrahly suatsfnef throughout. and N
Ia r. not pleasant story. as n GER
tainly IL not So is story that the
editors in tire seats ~ tire Mighty are
roinR 10 -cad--and remember
which means more good mck Tor SIR
Foster.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
MISS JULIA MAE HENDERSON
WILL NEo BIRMINGHAM
PHYSICIAN

one 81 the most Interesting an
nuunremeutH of the season o. maj -
enc engagement 81 Nlas julia Nae
Henderron. ~ Msntrumrry. and To-
Miles watkins of nh mInEham. which
has just BEEN announced hy Miss Hen
derson's mother. the marriage 60 take
place In 4anuarf
Miss HenderHou la an attractive
MantEnuerT rirl very popular In
Pensacola, where she has spent muta
umf "a thc guest OF hrr uncle. Ar
Walker 0onEaica. ard aa member 81
several house parties e. whIeH ar
OEuuuur. ~ McnfgomcF1r uEH rust I'd
hta cottage an ere haVahore
Niles Kathleen Uonfaiea VIA be one
of hi.a' Heuderann's attendants
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

The woman who has un special
knack 81 embroidery. lace making or
painting. but who has culinary lore az
her Huaers ends. has the means q
making most acceptable Christmas
presents % a novel Kind. en- she needs
20 40 ia O. ascertain tue pea tastes
- her friends a. regards dalntics. then
- % work o. prepare these 81 the
most effective manner possible. lnClud-
M in che mork tha rrcltIeat form 81
packing and dIsyatrhing ne satahie. 80
that BE- D. at once daMEht Co tae cyc
and q pleasure CD thC palate ~ TIE for
tunnte enc Cor whom De- is Intended.
Among ne products of the Kitchen
which NU prove suitable fur presents
ars Individual Eiassos or moids ~
lefiv. Sam. ElH plum UIdding loaf
cake or small fancy cakes. rich cook
ies. stuffed dried Fruit home made
candles end rEtra nice uickioa ~ ore
has q specially. such aF r. certain kInd
&c cake che might make go Der ureH-
euta al ere one fnlnr merely KarTiuH
the HIrr ~ rhrH Nus securing ar ln
dniduauty 81 her Eifts. save AZ ca
chanar
rar thf nrn hruaskrrrIuw friend a
dainfUr backed Basket ~ Wru-afIed
IffF umtIera eaCh ar alrercrf RAJ
scr would certainly HH acceptable
Pretty Hftie baskets ef novel shape
can g. purchased far f0 or la eents
end Or ~ IIaIu aEfr- can nr mace ef-
feciIFe wlfh Christmas rIhhon. 81 one
~ fHr IfIN famn.Frs Hr taken uheu
raFchaHInE thr Basket thn batter cen
- obtained e. hu.a three. four 90 sK
Q'asers af aur sIrr Wh.rh nnprruE fa
o. uu hand Hst tHr su#U fgWHIFFa
Haltinr raf e. quarter ar q pint ore fhn
daIuflrrf ~ euc Has rIcnff nf IrIr
ruf ur In larger fHmhlrra. f win g. en-
raaI matter a. slightly hest it then
uaur Be- into the smaller ElaaaeF BAT
fresh Sells can aiso 81 made efhnr
from aruIeH mIut nrunEea or rau-
berries fn fsrt fHe latter asaarfmenL
has faHt sufficient novelty tn Tempt ore
who has bad previously quantity ~
fhr usual Kind
ArFirH make fnr nlaaf Beautifully
eiear Sells. reH 81 ref auries D. select
"a and snlner ooIorsI re- yellow sslaurs
frat hr chosen Der either Kind sIirr
o. uot pare 81 core the fru.t then sdt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

TO Spend CHRISTMAS
HOLIDAYS IN MONTCOME Az

Mise Jane Durham. the school SRI
daughter % Mr. and Mrs jules Dun
ham, vii spend the Christmas holi-
DAYS in MontEomerv aa the guest %
her aunt Mrs. Edward Burton
On the evening 81 December 2gth
ar and Mrs. Burton win aIvc n larws
daucing party az the EXCHANGE hotel
ln honor 90 Miss Dunham and ST.. Wi.
Ham uVeFiun. who was one % the
guests nt the house party which AR
and SIRE punham gave on the hay
shore laat summer for their two young
dauEhtera.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

The Cavalier under date - uerrm.
hor 1th. contains an Interesting afnrr.
iier Fntuuie frienf 81 Nellie rfaVer
UlImaFe % fhia rifF. Fcw Prnaarala
writer's have attained e. ere urur.-
urnrn that Mra HHimnre hns achieved
iu hrr snaFt story cora -far fhr short
alury s her special metItre ana Is re-
she iH at her best
The bright story frum Nra gIu-
uorea pen in the current Cavalier Is
one ~ the best expressions 90 nrr art
EaesrHsinE tha elusive charm and Eri-
liant quaHtios that dcstinEuish her &C.
her best The story ia WRht r mntIf
and Whimsical in expression. set with
nn under'tinw depts fhat makes ire
SPARKLE mere char froihiuefa
Charm 90 dlctlun and slot aonsiruc-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
FAIRIES

Fhe gets her hook ard beside my chair
Mr uffie Iasale with voideu hair
sits down i0 read. ard she reads alone
paee after raFs. ~ che nits a song
Tiu 2 ask her what have sou got. ms
dearr
And 80 tsns ne Daddy irs an IN
here
And ere rrsfsnds That enc reads. until
y clasp her On me a. daddYH win.
And I reed sfarirs 81 Touslehead
Untu Ns ume that che went a. bed
And abe tusv "a a. u end ] knew.
Con.
That lhs, vas vhst should have -
dns
Rut . "a 20 var Hi sbs brought be-
ehnlr.
Ms utua baby with golden BAR.
And rerchsd-hesido me with her wee
book.
Ans read while rlvinr e sidsf,nE hook
~ at her daddy. and wondered when
BE would reach and huE her % uEht
again.
90 aht could afruNrie ard look surprise
A. her old dad from her starry syes
2 love enc stories fhe reads ~ ne.
Fuu Of Fnumea ard fairies. she's seems
60 see
rhs scenes before hsrlths hsrosa bold
The gray-hairsd witches 81 bent and
cd
The araEons asFes. and tbs castles
high
Ana vaB ana vait m she Eivss
Hnh
uaraf1aa Z h...a..lf ....t.a - "a
caught
Her up tu me in the way 2 ought.
But dnaliy a.. and she snugrIes down
Tin sleep crecpa to her across the
town
I'm sleep ereers Co her and shuts her
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

And. limbs sarRwlsd wide m my arms
she tieH.
The dearest sir that the gods hestow
ON mortais piodding down here be-
low
on babies. stronE IN your helrlessnsssi
The gods must know or the gods nugt
EueaH
what you mean % us through ufss
work DAY,
How sour wee hands brush our Rriefs
away.
And On cur hearts with the strength n
ten.
And make We strong for the fight again.
Judd "a Lewis. IN Houston post.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
DELIVERY BOY
BITTEN BY DOG

Pred Mcdaniel. coiored q dsilvefy
boy. waa badly bitten On the lek yes
terday morning while hNliNerinG meat
on Fourteenth street Tho boy was
riding a bicycle when attacked ~ the
dos The matter vas reported 20 the
police station
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
TIE PoiNsETTtA
~ SPAIN

ln spain che maEniHcentY crIoref
pn'neetta known nH the Flor de-
Noche nueun. as vel as F1ar de Pas
cua. fer re naminR star a. one ~ the
most heaufful smblems ~ that 81
bethlehem that thia season anords IN
Southern Europe BE- b Co be seen FroV-
ina ln ths oren ar. with lts aerg burst
Of crimson FakinE upon ire midnight
sky.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
- Daily
Christmas Hint
CIR For dousevrifs VINO likes
New Table Appointments

Nov that tas reguistioa breakfast 10
many families consists 81 boiled eEEs.
bacou and toast the Hsmbers yaereof
ere Hksiy 10 BE- very particular thnt
their eggs shal BE- done 10 a turn
The averags cooks tdea. howe~sr. Of
ths thrss minute limit ta apt 20 producs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

IRE original publishers ~ Wenster's
Dictionary CT hy their Successors.
n haa been revised and brought up
20 the present date Ga accordance with
the best authorities from the greatest
universities. and o. published ~ the
well FnoaFn Syndicate PuHIishinn Co
~ View York city
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr ana Mrs Thomas n Miller 81
Brew lon. are registered &C. the san.
Carlos for e weekend visit ~ MU-
ler is bead n the Cedar Greek Lumber
COMPANY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

Rlue Rihhon Vanilla e Ire real Va
nfla Extract from selected vanilla
hearr ffs smooth. delicate aarrr =
lasting Try o. in desserts ore tea-
spoonful % quart - material
"neaf and takes lrna" fAHtA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
MEETING OF TIE
RR0MAlIMa Clue.

IRE RrowuInE club held an Interest,"
ing meetinE on Thursday afternoon AZ
the usual place ~ meeting AIRY wife
o. AM HUSBAND was discussed wita
Mrs john Beard Leading
AZ the next mrefing Too Tate wfu
hr the poem Tor discussion. Mrs. VILE
mcr HAYWARD leading
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
DAUGHTERS OF REBEkAH
POSITIONS DANCE.

on account ~ ere Indictment weather
Last night. The dance WEIGH war fa
hava heen given hy the nauFhfera ~
Rchekah was postponed untn neNf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

ton ~ a high order characterize au
Of Mra GHlmores short stories Two
recent issiioa ~ the Ten story Eeok
contain clever stories - this brilliant
young writer tn which Pensacola
takes a rardonanle pride.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
TO Leave ON WEDNESDAY,
FCR CREENWlIIE

Mrs. !. g. Richardson ard two rHH-
drcn. who have been visiting Mr and
AIRS o. % Anaon far the past ton
DAYS win leave On Monday for their
home in Grceutine. ala.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

an eER that b Bcil~d naru enough 70 b.
cut az Tor = aand~tch NoW. an this
troubis mas he avoa2ea n one Of IN
psW erR noner~ nsei ~ the mln
freas 49,.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

This u ne latest photograph n
LadF Constance Stewart Rirhardson
rnhed in her classic clstums during
ire performance - one ~ her classic
dances LADY Richardson's entertain
mems are always well rntroutaed -
fhe elite o. London society
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

Tm sleep creers 90 her and shuts her
rFeH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26
AWAIT ARRIVAL
OF STEAMSHIP
FAMILY OF MISS SNODGRASs
HOPE DIR. SMITH MAY KNOW
HER WHEREABOUTS

NEW YORK, july 26-Friends and
members of the family OF Miss Dorcas
II. Snodgrass, the beautiful NURSE who
disappeared from the home Oh her
sister in Mount Vernon on July Eth
are anxfousiy awaiting the arrival OF
the siea mship President Lincoln a,
Plymouth,
Aboard the President Loncoin Ia DIR.
~ orman Smith. resident surgeon OF
abe Mount Vernon hospital. with
whom Miss Snodgrass In said 10 have
been on such friendly terms that An
i<lopement has been limited at The
young womans family, while they
strenuously deny the possibility or an
elopement. admit that the physician
may be able to throw some light on
the mysterious disappearance of the
young nurse
At the Snodgrass home in Martins
burg. Va. II was stated by Miss Viz
ginia Snodgrass that Dorcas had been
engaged to DIR. Smith. but that the
engagement was broken. II has also
been learned that the missing young
woman had been engaged three years
ago 10 still another man. Wesley
Hawkins. OF Mount Vernon. Mr.. Haw-
kins disclaims any knowledge of her
wherea bouts, however. as her present
fance. Frederick Edgar Schmidt, to
| whom she was 10 have been married
within . few months in Oakland. Cal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26
GATES PURCHASES
CAROLINA LANDS
Personal ADVISOR OF ROOKIE
TELLER PLANS TO FARM ON
LARGE SCALE,

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. July c5.-Fred-
erick T. Gates. chairman OF the Gem
eral Education Board. and advisor OF
John r. Rockefeller in philanthropic
and other undertakings and personal
representative OF the oil magnate In
many business enterprises, has pur-'
chased $1,000 acres OF land In Rich
mond and Scotland counties. this
State. at figure approximating a
quarter of million dollars and viii
turn farmer
MIR Gates made flying trip to North
Carolina more than a week ago Es~
rorted by II A. Page. Jr.. agent for
D. l.. Gore. OF Wilmington, the owner
OF the land he made an automobile
trim over IA part of the tract
I'm take IT." he told Page. after the
hasty examination. MY check viii be
ready when the papers are signed
A large area OF the tract will be
cleared aud planted In peach pear and
grapes and other fruits and berries.
while much OF 1t will be cultivated In
cotton corn and other staple crops. A
part of the tract will be set aside and
developed as colonization project.
The former owner OF the land. paid
81 an acre for 1t ten years ago. after
fumbermen had cult II over. and when
the sol. was considered practically
worthless Since experts have dis
covered how 10 cultivate the sandy
soil II has been found to Yield as
large crops NJ any in the country. al
though heavy fertilization 10 required.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26

WASHINGTON. July 25.-Scoring
the Taft nomination as Illegal and de-
nouncing in bitter terms the steam
roller methods which deprived the
Roosevelt delegates of their rights at
Chicago. preventative George w.
Norris. the Nebraska progressive. de-
livered "A speech in the House today
on the Chicago convention.
Norris spoke in answer to Represen-
tative Mondeli. who yesterday made
an attempt 10 defend the nomination
II Taft In concluding his speech
which embraced a review tof the con-
test caees Norris said he could sta nd
with Taft only SO long as Taft was
right.
Slavery was regular. but that did
not prevent Abraham Lincoln from
taking stand against 1t. The money
changers in the temple were regular,
hut that did not keep Christ from
dri&ing them QUIZ
With one exception said Norris,
"the white delegates from Georgia.
for instance, were officeholders, Taft
will rot get a single electoral vote
fruu, that State. The salary roll Of
the Southern delegates. who were of
f1ceho,der is enormous, running up
ito $50. 900 in some States
Eeplying to Mondens charges. that
Texas postmasters we're in league
agsirst TAFT Norris said If any posf-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26

master had such nerve he deserved
pension,
Those Merry Texans.
The Republican party in some
Southern States is nothing but a band
OF officeholders 1t seems 10 me any
federal officehoider in Texas, who did
not work for Taft. took his political
life in his hands.
Referring to Massachusetts, Norris
said we find Roosevelt in Massa-
cslusetts telling his people they ought
TO vote for Taft, because the State
went for Taft BY a small majority
and in Ohio we find Taft defeated by
II 600. but he gives orders to capture
the convention and take the delegates
II Roosevelt and every other man
had said to me, Vote for Taft |
would have disregarded it after what
hs opened in Ohio.
What happened? The ohio plum
tree was shaken and the faithful haze
rec eived their reward
Norris reiterated his charges that
the manner in which Washington State
was stolen" for Taft was a most high
handed proceeding
This man Coinar, who evolved the
scheme TO steal the Washington con-
vention from Roosevelt on this ex-
cuse, has also been rewarded with a
job, and the people Of the United
States pay the freight"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26
F ather and Son
War Over Quilts

ROME. GA. July 3.--Discussion
over the ownership of a few quilts has
brought bad blood between J. 5. Cadie
and his son-in law, Crawford G. Col
ley. Coiley says he fears Cadie and
has sworn out q peace warrant for
him.
Colley married Cables sixteen-ye
old daughter last June. All went vel!
with the newly WEEDS until the irate
father of the girl learned that the
Young bride had moved some quilts
from his home. He took out a posses
sorry warrant for the spreads and 30
angered Mr.. and Mrs Cooley that they
proce eded TO tell all they knew about
Cadle.
Cadle claims he wants the quilts
back because his wife. before she
died, made them and worked on them
in the wee small hours, Mrs. Colley
suspected that her father would dc
bodily harm 10 her husband and
spiked a Winchester gun her father
had In the house. Cadle made a bond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-26
Helen Gould axes
Issue With Parson
WOMAN pHiLANTHROPtST DE.
cLAREs THERE IS NEED OF
BACHELOR MAID.

GRAND JUNCTION. COL, July Is
Miss Helen Could defends the single
life OF bachelor maids-herseif includ-
ed-in a letter addressed TO Rev. FL
mer V. Hopper. pastor Of the First
Christian church here. who recently
delivered a sermon OH old maids and
bachelors" in which he suggested the
exile of old maids to desert island
on the ground that they are worth
less 10 humanity.
Miss Gould's letter follows:
CHANGING over a Denver paper /
notice an item concerning Your sermon
OF, love, eeurtsh4p and marriage one
part Of which I especially notice, say
ing that all old bachelors and bach
eior maids should be isolated on an
island, SO that they could not hinder
the progress of civilization
Il do not know why YOU made this
statement but feel that IL is a great
injustice 10 the bachelor maids of our
country. There are, ] admit. many
men haters in the world. but a great
many bachelor maids are not living
alone because they So choose. but have
been unable TO find suitable COM
panion.
II must admit / am speaking from
the standpoint of the bachelor maid.
l., feel that, such people ,aa nagst1x are
not hindering the progress of civilf-
cation, but are advancing it. II /
had found a suitable helpmate / might
have spent my money in a different
way. and a way which might not have
done as much good as II is now. Please
think this question over, and before
prea ching on this subject again make
up your mind that there is some good
In living a single life.
Sincerely.
HELEN GOULD"