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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-06
JUDGE ASHFORD NAMES
TWO NEW INTERPRETERS

Orders Of court signed yesterday BY
Judge Ashford provide tho frst circuit
court with two additional Interpreters
whose services have for some time been
required. The new oSieials Of the
court ares
Joseph +. DiaF Portuguese interprc.
ter, and Joseph Rothman, who win in.
torpret Spanish, Russian and the Ian.
guages Of the countries in the south.
east Of Europe
Both appointments viii be welcome
ito all having hpsiness 10 transact in
the local circuit court. Dias aud Roth
man are well liked. unassgming and
efficient Interpreters. Dias is the ON
ciel Portuguese Interpreter 10 the dis.
uict court Of llonoluhp and Rothman
has been interpreter of several Ian.
guages 10 tho same court. He is also
connected with the oaice Of the chief
of detectives and is an efficient and
trustworthy public servant
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-06
DEPUTY SHERIFF
MISSES Fugitive
He Is Returning w. r. Armstrong,
But C. H. Yong Was Not
Apprehended

When Julius w. Aseh. deputy sheriff
Of Honolulu, returns to the city in
the steamer Matsonia next Tuesday, he
win be able to report having per.
formed but half Of the mission he set
out to accomplish, when he left in tho
steamer Sierra for San francisco. In.
stead of two men wanted hcre roi
trial, Aseh will arrive Tuesday with
one in Now, and this one is W. +,
Armstrong, charged with embezzio,
ment. r .. q
Aseh expected to locate c. II. Yong
in San Francisco or Oakland, but failed
to do so, according 70 Information re
eeived yesterday by Ingram NJ, Stain.
back, attorney general. Mr. Stain.
back said that the latest information
in regard to Yong was that he is IN
the University OF Valparaiso, Indiana,
Whether Yong is there as duly on,
rolled student or simply washing dish,
es, the attorney general was unable 20
say. ,E... 49, ,.t a. I, I'll
Deputy sheriff Asch quite likely
would have taken the train for Indiana
had he been armed with oxtradition
papers which would hold good in that
state, hut he was not. The oxtradi
ton papers Asch had with him were
only for the State Of California. "
Yong is wanted here on charge o.
having embozzled $604,50, made up q,
collections he is alleged to have made
for the Honolulu branch OF the Singer
Sewing Machine Company, but it be,
gins to look as if tho Territory viii
have 20 wait for Mr. Yong to finish
his course, Whatever that may he, IN
Valparaiso University, before he may
be brought TO book, 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-06
sEMEMBER THE NAME,

Ghamterlaiu's Collie, Cholera ana
Diarrhoe Remedy is the hest known
medicine for diarrhoe, dYsentery, collie,
cramps or pains in the stomach, You
may need il some time For sale by all
dealers, Benson. Smith & Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-06
Between Eoaras

Between Eoards
Pioneer, 80, %; onomca, 80, 30;
Haw, @. q s.. Co., 80, So. %; 1915; rs
30.62h, Eva, 20, IN, 3, 5, 10. 2f.25.
waialua, 10, 1880; Haw Pineapple, 10,
80; olaa, 5, $685..
Session Sales
Olaa, so, 5.I2M.
Dividends
Nor, :, i9f43
Haw. e. 4 $. Cos .e5; IIononiu, q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-06

ludge Whtney's court calendar for
today will be as follows. Estate Of
Clara Buffet, deceased, approval of final
accounts; bearing in re Char A. On;
Kitaura against Kitaura, divorce, trial;
Caldeira against caldeira, divorce, or,
der to show cause land court petitions
of g. A, Brown for registered title to
land in Honolulu, trial in one ease and
return day in the other.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-06

" A. A, Wilson, a local contractor, re-
turned yesterday morning in the steam.
e. Claudine from q business trip TO
Maui,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-06

In two divorce suits in the local cir
cult court the papers We're returned
yesterday to the clerk 8 office with the
Endorsements that they had been prop,
erly served on the lihellees,, as follows
Amelia Cordeiro against Antonio Cor
deiro, filed October 20, married in Ho,
noluln, March Is, 1902, desertiOn and
non,a support since March, 1908, charged;
the Cordeiros have no children. Mitsu
Full against Sell Fulfil, fled November
4, married in Japan, November, 1906,
nonsupport during the past four months
charged; the coupe are chlldless. d.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-06

H.matu. Dlish coG

H::%%.lc:Sssa l R z sas s. e.
| HsssSlIS iaSo.i:
Hum iSwsdEInsS' I ~ M
Haw. Ter. lpc Pub b.
Haw. Ter. ADc Put In
Ser. 1912 1919. 49,
H.:ss H. IS. Hss:...
HA.eRRGD rssds' o.
HI%skk.es1Rsi'1
Hon1kaa Sun Co. b {
noh. hHoL(o. ~ {
RooShSSlsh icSb z, g..
Mob yde SugDr Co. bs
Mutual Tel o. ...
Natomas Con S. 49,.
o. r. & L. Co. 5 &c
Oahu Sugar Co. 6.pc
Olaa SuHar Co. . pc
Paciile OaAnO reriaizes
ps Ell ss:iG;i nm Co.
E'oneet Mut Co. s-re
San Carlos Mil Co o {
Waiaiua Ar Co 5 p c
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-06

H H:II'.. Essse "a.
naw. Rlectfic CO, 49,.
naw. Ifr. Co. Ltd...a.
havPigeappleC 60 -.
Hilo r R. Go. 3D..
Hilo r r. Go. CON- 81.
Honolulu Brewing &
Malling Co Ltd 80.
Hon. Gas Co. Pld 50.
hon. Gas Co. Com.
E,&ss-Els$sascS Ssn.,
f: :sIss.s 80 .fssS I.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-06
Territorial Central Committee
Pledges Elected Candidates
and Party To Honesty
EFFICIENCY TO RULE
NEW ADMINISTRATION
Approval BY the Delegate and
Members Of Legislature Of
Policies Is Solicited

The Republican territorial central
Committed. through jts executive com.
;-'istec, fully approaches the great re.
spons.bflity That the party has incurred
by the overwhel-Zing victory Of last
Tuesday 70 carry out the piedges Of
iSs platfcrrss and to see that r.untcipal
GOV crn-ient Is established in this city
on a creditable business basis. It
pledges both the elected candidates. and
the parry as {. whole to sec that these
pledges are frlnllod as mark Of ap-
probation Of the confidence which the
voters Of the Territory Of Hawaii have
placed in the Republican party and
its candidates
Honolultl, November q ia14
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-06

t,I KTe,' cried Wolter, bouncin
jena Y. "that we keep faith with
* itIrl by passing this resolution. +"
n AN - resolution oxtempore.
I tNn d9a 1t is well known fact
~ ~ soy showed under in this cleo,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-05
HIeH sCiiOOL NEWS

5 RI d u
a scene from sVilItsnl rli vas ~
en- BY tho boys of the fifsb aas ID the
auditorium Tuesday. Ii wae thor.
onshiy enjoyed tbS an Of Us
6 Mrs. Cs fIsfDer, teseIler snf tsa
Third gfado here. Is ycey III al the
hospital ia GreehgiiIs, she IS said to
he suffering from au attack Of appeh-
dlcitis. We wfsE il:st. d speedy re-.
5ccyery.
Tuesday afteF1i0 pom q very Interesting
gaIlte Of baseball ives played at H6-
nda Path, between the boys Of Beltoi.
and Honea Path. The score was B 10
5 IN favor 0f BeIton.
Miss Minnie Shirley and Miss Peafi
Hudsun attended the baseball game it
I5onee Fath Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Ward law went te 7Illie
West Tuesday where alies att ca isa
5ssepail game lishgesn3 Dne West and
NawbeFsg
last Monday afternoon we were per-
sinitted to 80 up town and see the
cadets Of slle bailey hiilitiFy Insti-
y sttl'e who we're eflrogte to encam pnent
at Paris Mountain for 4 see. te en-
5osed tiso pafaec and taaanal 81 arms
jimniensely. We were soinessiiat sps-
zprised ana very pleased to Sec sasii.
7GriHih. otir former mate among
the cadets
VIZ Last Thurs eays q game OF basket
3ball was played at Anderson between
5Iselton and rderaoIl! The gcora was
a 70 g IN favor 81 Anaerson. s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-05
tIUlIARD ARR0LT..

sliclIard Carroll scp inJitatJon. via
Ispea % tlte c9iefed people OF Bei-
ton next Tuesday evening, May S, al
Zion Bapsist Church. The com
|mencefhenk ezertfres OF the Bolton
|colOred school began yesterday and
rune inso next week Carroll win
Iaheast itnder2 tha aFfspices OF the grad
I'd seiIeol NIx of BarnweII is
principal Or iii school. Carroll cor.
iliaiiy daylte ie white people Of the
town . BE present.
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slIADY9 lIIsaEE nRTTER.
News ef interest to Hr lers d
ara SeSrs IN.

eMs q Interest sE sasers ilI
ara Searsnun.
IS ryices lss lsnaay ere ven
Lattended. TIses SIiilisv arhnSi es.rn
the best report Il mas had cor some
time. SIS
Iceintnended Tor their splcndid work il
she interior Of Lbe The ne
ressssst.: and cs.oEs szs realty aprre-
Iciatsd ~ ar he mem
siss sEiiiisssss sziss Hiss ssspS5;l
Of tlss Bafker's Greek section visited
Miss Blanrhe h5atlisoa lssb Sunday
lar and airs j. y. cox 5r., and hsf,
sEattispn spent sunday afternoon
WITH s 4. and Blrss NJ. G Cox.
ElliiSs u, apd g n y s6cieties N.sl
serve i gstafi0us supper thc
FyiSsl1t 1.aiiTilsg ifhiR place On S5iltIIr+
day evening May inc public fs
llS lisf liz iasia s.ts 4 AN
Joy Inc ocacelrn.
n cosaf pf Toues cs
via an ana zarlner rsl
sa il Green tile iaal week atsanding
IouAtf 4 VI ~ ts-i 80
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-05
INTEREs TING BUDGET or NEWS
Z AND NgaTEs Efa g3EH RI TgY RTsE rom
Frona Lasb aya Beison journal

Mayor Ross Mitchell, : II. Little, w
q Deck q. r. Cox; u. r. wl1iinshGni,
sot. p Penhsll 1iax Rice, ). b. ban
Isster Rev. n, G. Wright. u. 3. Put-
MONS 4, w. Bosgs u s. Poore and 4.
I1 johnson.
srts irned 70 Bolton Tues
day night BY the the q. s. Al. rail-
way.
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Baptlst Chasell Ilapaitai.,

Cedar Shoals Baptist GhHrch OF To-
.ney Creek WIS almost wrecked aolno.
time aeo by q severe wind. But We
are 10 state that Ii has been re-
modelled md d IN good shape. Coionsi
ft6plsB an exDptI fenced contractor of
PeIEer. had cAhsse Of repeating tiia
building
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-05

shsfLSS are AeEy reasonable.
gssai many people OF Belton are
.Iattenai1g iAa attractions In AndeIsos
lshis week
.il.; ~ iEl.9 - ighRzn ana daffII
t!ygels gnin ile Aad ssfA. sIiest
SiH 81 IN la With relauyes and
gslsads,
Joe resident pF SAassietsca
coahty hegin Il ~ ID. Il. " sii5l I
lthose WI m basinsss ID oaf IiSe
jtoSn TUESDAY III. Flaiah Ii one 81
4OaT lai rspsressiFs farmers,
laat iitds s8iIe he has aboat
tnhished sla cash and cotton al, 4
Isthtes tAes rnlsFs of his sect Is
1asesin good ssass ana hopp to make
laBsnda II nary Is shss Iaii: t
Br. ana Rs Williams pa
E1opea ssalh among those WHO
sisited Eeis6s iay
ana 5 Adger wllo hi(se
lbeen peas weeks iii Bal,i-
tfiofa; II sElsl New fpf
ltbfa home I'd Bsison Tuess
day
! EEosiiesy 81 1rsensilla
wisitss eii esgiiay. while mere
d afzs s q, IN ii :.
a j \
Rliss Ton ssloil VAS business
l9isit t1z M ...s,.iii ...szsi 81 s
MFs Alice ana Miss Rusale
Kay. og tgefl's eIs section were in
Rslton 81 soRday,
miss F'Faa 'lliisnistga was ID
tcSFn BEondas i0s ths baskeSs5i,i eaisi !.
iasaa HI of 8eiten spent
ssfus lad sphdhy with frleads ii
Homes PATH. ss
Little lsueene Euisreathss many
gFleats WIN 8 20 ieasn that no
was taken Is l lif fsoil fIosbtfa / As0iAs
laas Assa Il ss19z - = fssss IN i i...s. ~,
viii SODA Be- ass lit again.
afessf I.er Aa REX fasee cf An
iAOrsbn spent snhday In sewn wi.h
IreiatlTsss
Eir. s 81 81 visiting hia notli-
Ter on AsSlef erect.
Shelton GU heE 9 0f gol1fnbia
spent Bfends Is wn win relatIses.
6. II. sfSle aspeFintehaenE 81
Ithe aeltaA ssiJ len sandl Tor New
York. Hiiefe silI spend several
ldeys hefore ming 10 teiton
snd dfs d Kay. and
alfs A sssi aua lauahtef,
Bafiie Laafie Sunday I'D EI6hsa
3PaIh. snests 81 8 lkay''a sisEer, hsfs.
3 &
sest ii spsa &
IIbuainess visitor "a eisop S. Atarday
III. Cox, one nF toms Hustllng
sleIehan went % Ansle on Monday
tss III q 7sssseers ao hh been
1sacnaln aeysTal ii LahdSssisi,
INC go 7ot ne, fIl % rs Roy
ggftklocls ss retsifs toalip.
ana Sifs llh Greed oE zs1atE.
I =, =, ~ 81:
Mrs tln Cobb sliysS 81. :. and
il6rs. Nellie Richara III Beltcn, din-
with Eiis. 81 ID Somhe TaesdaS.
j. j. Robinson oE RIitonSi ne sfas
amonE those la Eeitea esaay.
il alontog Iianl lid 81 ia
Iinnss Visitor 70 ton Fcdnesdsy.
aIigs Daisy Fsosssli 81 a aears slt tleg;-
soa ss iii town afsiiiy.
IL 's. fgegs 81 Ton Route 2, z lliEil
nasln iIs seIadii lsy. +.
f1EeSy 3 ~ H7 TTzEI l595 Z IIEsI ~ llf
5tasosifi pksiiiilg - tSfsf
Il SEat.Ea1iilAli ..1lsslL "a ssl.
f5s had mess III Bsl-
ltot ahssaly.
shIef
lbl eil6 sasines slsispe %
iina
30
Ihpe
IEsil.
bs b.
sslle'6 s.
Ii s. q sils ali-
add ppiylhE Ri Ia MOOD
I,siiic. wtp IS SICK
Y eissr r Greer ~.
aa ]. q
lllt lss stsss
3slss Il, js
t.fs ;s
i4,e,f ~. II " ~ !. s.
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eIEEu LEAGnE i iNti

ne tllYIc hesgte Of Belt6n win
t'ts home 81 Mr., ii. ii Lewis
Ion, River Street asxt Monday asters
moon ct o'clock, All niemhers ard
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sfie fil.llt ell II q 8 a. ssa a ~
and ~ a Hearst
TsfssT5 IN fFt5ss5 ) on = ann elsBWfie
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hist tion III.
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son p Ele gefai bgothsfs, two sihtefs
and ga aged 1lesher 20 niousa HE de.
partpSe
0sar hearts SO Dut - tendscsst sypl.
patay8 and love 20 thcae loved onel
gsi5ys5 foT mo F11IlgIss al. 3
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$ - 4 :. \ y ,lo1s sos ciells
sssss - ,''a 8 ~ ms tles $.
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SSst.es =. 7. i. w y s.lsss san aenEs'
81 8. q ssls' oqiig people from
sa.s 81 !. 8 sls' esq le paissicii'
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81, ~. s.flsll's sslsiss. s.ere
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by i.sst "a = % tss. vi. TAYLOR.
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III Is sssir,s ~ s.. = y. : IS
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hA.sses sic and I4essie Nelson and
6lllet tfiGs sDan ssttilsfay and Sunday
- 81 q saol'ss y y ssass, llaFfison
Campbe1l W aslisEon aiit A.
tended 4 4 sas. r;ss 8 as.5Siie me sesidence
os sota Bpsg Saturday
siit ii at !. ~; !. 5;.ss I;E,,,. g
sl.i ,otaFis'. ntie q Tony ereesy,s
efplls Two horse iasInerH. as
Y, y sllrct plaaltlng eotteii end cora.
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TOMS policy on q 4 tsbEia ali 81 sril.
bnsipae itsst i Itsl eiid som e,:s

tion's policy oa c q sSs.
Intetyiass hilsiilee . nj gslla a0isl e-
8, filia Explained fi5s llAe
sentiment thai eeiti eif 50 I
yarSai III the Fictsis IL of Cii Rtlaf
sefe mr. eeE Eiiau. sV
rad % lJe aver hs
Iplbiienefi ~ g
AsEeg, asa ls9sF be s
l0tai liSt fiii.1
,. Adams ol B0W
iR which tscisls sas laade qf
sl esfSI let
hlE csslsslnti tini "a The
den oR &c tos a sili osi is 8 s.sI q
as fresh
fecii s 5b6f M
Adams and Iss e3ssrg
He rec6 liked the Oh
ciIyy z, s ~ Alint3s 81 osfiinE
IlHh Epa bres 10
forty years aa thils e aiss f53Yfi
seut an iutervi il tls lia
alslies ellsi
asIce % 4 sS s lssI
which sffi q 4 Oh Is nQ
laws le
vicious esfoftR 70 4 ss0redit
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I5,JltSl n il's u II, iflse Est-S7
q 10 0ll2
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EtFation iIiEtead fek & ~ d eFelH
q a ifereilt ans1e pf
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ss4 8 lsFs iIi
81 "a Z. l....5z
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does iR q d Ii u li.i 4 ! II 1ll q ll
80 9na 80 "a nd lll
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Cos rs


B tdli aAd cofaeleie report 81 iEy iiis
tesgieiS itil 3 90 % haeas aiid d
tss slf.ai 70 aiSt or tsngeriI0fa
5Rs q eiRl nj Ing ck 8 heard Held
"a. Sllaflatte On elllpn 6tll, last
q ttf3r tlihs ls3y discussing tic
siinleets the board sseeiEed BY i Inah-
alsaolls vote l5 3sf lshaf3e
sf5AsR ana Splisni idt TO- Visit tho
taIpg atlh 70 aIldress tIis Rssoclati6tl
Rt 3sIs next annual sneetiliE which is
lkas present. Ihsss TINS, Upon tes advisf-
~ llix .cf sssihe ssie lAEliefle II * 0ftoh
nsseElq Z tAe ellsreE atlen Become
ieeslRer ot the lferaak ionat IEeaara=
ysitch inv ~ lion waA III due
uoiifse tran an al rs sIi. X n fias ~
tara and hIg, Schmidt by the IN 3ti2
s3Ftse oiacers isF sd /. ,,ss-
rue dent aH9 tlie ecfet a -
could be hfateiat Sir
fies. b lii is Is Is 81 ssf a, # s. ~, I.
t9lss etild 4 iics g S.lls IN d, fsna Asi,
Ees TIN aIlnk il tItlsp
2 n q - 81 4 OF sise Eact that Sge ias s
leep epFi Yes Df the ps Siira S,e ili,s
inf s 5fe Char it.s zllse ana
9phmidt add pis d assoetatibf dis
tlls eissnE srd ainf kin SIS or kle Inter
Natlcnel isederat tioIl and the gfVilily
hfelh 1iiF 8 slesoelaGi0n Iilf fii
lyn fgpln q 3 with tlaelyi
is3sl that it WIN not he ait,Iss for iliS
to lfcoff Ea 81 III his fS port Is i al il
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Those in town last Saturday afteF.
moon had the illeaanre OF listening tn
some very eine music furnished BY s
Bolton Concert Band and at the Gloss
sOf ttle free concert waa heard Oh
az sidns that the boys, under kle lead Z
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sene that alli Ions pe nEered.
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are sIsays sss on these d rs. and
we hone "a the near fueare ID have
soniethins else III the way al Zee att
tractione soF those come Is Bel
ton.
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Saturday eEaoon as ven as pii other
dlsys. But On Saturday the perform
sanee llegin earlier ID the aEternoon
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theatre Saturda
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houses have Bonlc fine hing Is pfEcF
sou THIS Rees ia tlle line pf Bargains.
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-17
Snap Il
x Shots

When you are sure you do know
you have, in the natural course Of
events. to be equally sure the other
chap does not know.
The best teacher is not the man
who has known for years-it is gen
orally the man who was yesterday
corrected for laundering
We build up a screen of words and
actions between ourselves and those
we love--and then we wonder why we
are misunderstood.
Life is like arithmetic. And as
soon as you work out the right an
swer to one problem, the teacher sets
you another-and harder one.
After you have won your reputa-
tion-the great problem is how to
keep up with II.
The loves of youth are like the
crumpled outer leaves of a rose-and
the love OF lifetime may be hidden
in the inner heart of a flower that
seems wilted and dying.
We always have plenty of friends
until we need them.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-17
. . The Manicure LADY . .
BY WILLIAM F. KIRK.

future. Girls is kind of confding,
anyway, and they ought TO know
something about the makeup of the
gent In which they contide in 1t is
a terrible thought for any girl to
have, George, that she is likely To
set hitched to man with the face
and figure of n Greek god and the
intellect OF a SlaV shoveler. It's
enough to give one the gooseflesh
That is why | often Ike to peculate
about what is in store for me In
them misty years to come"
We'll. | suppose the men ought to
10 a little doping out the future
themselves" remarked the Head Bar
Ger. Think how many poor JoeS
nave took fair brides to the altar
ana then found out that the girls
}ad married them for their money.
know a fellow who thought the girl
e married was in love with him.
nd who got the cold shoulder from
her as soon as she found out that
he was only on a sa'ary instead of
owning the firm he was With. | guess
the girls has as much right to con
dde in the men they marry as the
men has to confde in them And
even when they Confide in each other,
marriage IS still someth ng Of a con-
Hdence game"