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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
BIG DISPLAY FOR
SPRING OPENING
Retail Merchants to Make Elab-
crate Showing of Their
Wares and Styles.
formal spling opening OF The nc

Va, formal spring opening of the new
things IN trades and styles VIII be held
on March II. rs and 10 by the Retail
Merchants Association, when all the
members OF the association VIII make
their display. The opening display viii
he much like that Of last autumn. when
Broad street was 30 crowded with pco-
pie that the street cars and other We
hicies could hardly make way through
the press Practically every firm In the
retail trade viii participate iu the open
ing and display. All branches are rep
resented IN the association, so that the
buyer may have plenty of room for his
varied tastes whether II he bonnet
for the hOmeltrcpcr OF some Enick-
Knack for his personal use something
for the nTtSidc or tool whcrcwith 10
coax backward vegetables from sorry
soil
The shop windows VIII be decked out
in gay attire for the occasion Master
hands will dTape the millinery windows
ard florists VIII make their windows TO
Pblosson like the rose. Every endcavor
S viii be put forth to make the opening
30 attractive that those who come to
see viii remain 10 buy and return again
and then once more Ihc custom. es-
tablished in larger cities, ana just be-
ginning hero. has proved effective, and
~ has been found that the cajOleries
Of pretty window have more APP
DealiEg effect than all the dCy VocHbu-
larry o. tprturlng trhdesnan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
NO REPORT YET ON
NUISANCE BILL
Senate Committee Gives Careful
Study to Saunders
Measure.

After a four-hour discussion last
night, the Senate Committee on Gen
eral Laws voted TO pass by the Saund
ers' nuisance bill, designed 10 put an
end to segregated districts. The bill was
offered as companion measure TO the
Land bill before the House, and is
said 10 have been modelled on the Ken
yon bill. recently adopted by Congress
for the District of Columbia. The bill
provides for injunction proceedings
against the owner. occupant or agent
OF any property used for improper pur-
poses.
The committee sat behind closed
doors. hut invited 10 the conference
Rev. George w. Mcdaniel, D. D., Rev
IA. ID. G. Maclachlan. -. d., Row. John
w. Shackford, Rev. j. t Mastin, secre-
tary of the state Board OF Charities
ana Corrections; DR.. Douglas :. Free
man, Police Justice John j. Crutchneld
and others, By barring the general
public. tho committee opened the way
FOR a conference with leaders of So
cial and religious work In Richmond.
rs we'll with men who know the
city from criminal and police stand
point. \ number OF practical oblec-
tons TO hasty and ill-considered leg
islation were brought out. and even
the most earnest advocates OF the
passage OF the bill agreed that IL
should be proviued that 1t would not
take effect for some time, in order 10
give an opportunity for the authorities
TO prepare TO meet conditions.
Tho discussion in committee lasted
until midnight. and. when 1t had been
agreed that no bin should be pissed
to take effect for some time 20 come
The view was generally expressed that
the matter had best be passed by for
the present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
TO GREET
TRADE V|S|TORS|
Governor and Mayor Ainslie Win,
Welcome Southern Retail
Merchants.

Announcement was mn sstcrda Vi
ny the executive comm 10 of thei
Trade Extension Bureau Cha II =
Der of Commerce. that Go -rir.r Henry
tau merchants to Spring Trade Week"
at the dinner on Tuesday night In the
business Mems Club. Mayor George
Ainslic Will be the chief speaker at tho
given by Miller & Rhoads to tho visit
ing retailers.
The presence OF these two officials
indicates the interest which the entire
city Is showing in the big commercial
affair 10 be staged here next week
ccived by the bureau from merchant I
In all sections OF the South a s,lrDris !
ingly large number coming from Nortl4
and South Carolina.
demonstration dinner to be given OFF
Wednesday night by Miller & Rhoad =
in the cafe OF their department store
Although this firm is not Il member Oh
the Trade Extension Bureau. ,ts off !
Gals realize the Importance OF the nf
fair which IS planned. and hive volun
tecrcd TO entertain the visitors In thu
novel manner at Its own expense E.
The dinner Will be served or h :
third floor of the store. u large sectiox3
being marked OF with fcrr nd 40,
ers TO make almost n garden WIZ
Mayor Ainslie. President w. T. Rec ~
OF the Chamber of Commerce, will ~
at the Speakers table. The guests wi rs
dine AT 7:l5 o'clock. and will be we ~
coined by reception committee con
posed OF employees of the store. The
VIII be only brief speeches. tho mar
part of the evening being given to d.
demonstration OF modern merchandise
ing methods and display OF new stylSs#
the chief speech and explain the dsV
mOnStrationS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
COURT MUST ORDER
NAMES ON BALLOT
Candidates for Council Who En-
tered Yesterday Not Recog-
nized by Committee.

Before the entrance list was officially
closed last night two more names Were
seats in the City Council nj the april
primary. They were Edgar H. Fer
g :TssC' Of lie, Lee Ward. ana Harry G:
for the Common Council. Accjrding to
the ruling OF the ca! Democratic Com
mittcc, the time limit for, the nline OF
night on Thursday. whereas Clerk Wal
ter Christian, of the Hastings Court
interprets the law 10 mean that the
time limit WAS up last might.
The notices of Mr.. Ferguson ana Mr..
Glenn We're received by Clerk Chris
tian and filed. but they were accepted
II. Price. Of the City Democratic Com
mittee. II has been decidsd by the
committee to test Its Interpretation of
the, law in court. and on thatNAceount
action must be brought by Mr. Glenn
or Mr.. Ferguson TO have the names
printed on the Official ballot. Other
wise. their notices will be ignored by
the committee
The Byrd law. under which the pri-
mary on April IS is to be held. pro
party election must file notice OF
their candidacy with the clerk of the
local court and the local party commit
The City Democratic Committee fig
ures that there are twentyseven days
OF the time limit in April thirty-one
making February &c tho last day for
the filing of notices. Clerk Christian
interprets the law TO mean that Feb
first day, and accordingly closed his
list at sunset yesterday.
Since the meeting OF the city Demo
cratic Committee on Thursday night
the following two candidates for seats
In the Common Council from Jefferson
Ward have also entered the field: JEFF
ferson c. Powers and Louis r. Metz
ger. w. l.. Finnegan, OF Clay Ward
was enormously announced yesterday
as q candidate for the Common Council
Mr.. Fnnegan is candidate for the
Board of Aldermen from his ward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
SERMONS
AT SACRED HEART
DR.. Sigourney Fay, of Catholic
University, to Conduct Series,
Beginning Tomorrow.

The Rev. Sigourney Fay, ID. D., pro.
fessor at the Catholic University of
America. at Washington. will preach q
course Of Lenten sermons at the Sacred
Heart Cathedral at the s o'clock ser
vices on Sunday nights He Will give
his first of series OF discourses to-
morrow night, the subject being. Faith
and Reason"
The beautiful and spacious church is.
as always. open to the public. and non
Catholics are especially welcome to
hear DR.. Fay. who is not total
stranger in Richmond. for he was here
some years ago to take part in the
convocation Of the Episcopal Church,
then being held in this city. Before
embracing the Catholic faith, he was
archdeacon of the Episcopal Diocese of
Fond Du Lac: While in Richmond Dr.
Fay will be the guest of Bishop OCon-
nell.
Following is the program of sermons
and the dates on which they Will be
delivered:
March 1-"Faith and Reason"
March S--"Reason and Revelation"
March Differentiation and Author
March a2-"The Church in clvilza-
March 2e-"rhe Church and Free
dom of Thought"
April 5-"The Church Of the Individ-
Holy ThursdayHApril e>-"The Bread
Good Friday tAprii 1o)-"rhe Lamb
Eastcr Sunday tApfii 1s>-"The Hope
of Glory"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
TYSON AND WOMAN
TOBE TRIED TODAY
Young Man Arrested in Aurora
and Mrs. Brewer Jointly Ac-
cuscd of Stealing Ring.

detective q. p. Smith returned yes
terday from Aurora. Ind, Il small town
near Cincinnati, with Thomas l.. Tyson,
twenty years ola, a telegraph operator
who is jointly accused With Mrs Laura
Brewer. twenty years old, of stealing
Teri Both Will be arraigned In Police
When seen in n cell AT the Firs.
police Station last night Tyson de-
Med all knowledge OF knowing that the
ring had been stolen Mrs. Brewer
it,, he sald. The young woman. who
has been held in the City Jail for
several days. said that Tyson took 1t
from her.
Tyson said that this was the first
time he had ever been in any trouble
the woman. who accompanied him to
mis- city in December from Blueneld,
W. Va. When he was arrested, he said
ne WAS ON his way TO ST. Louis with
j. W. Perkins, also a telegraph opera
tor. and Il brother-in Laws OF Mrs
Brewer Perkins was also taken in
custody and held for two days. when
IL was learned mat there was no charge
against him. Tyson said lie was go
ing from city TO city working tenn
porarilY for railroads until he could
mud permanent commercial position.
The railroad jobs don't pay much" he
SAID.
Tyson, who is fair. slightly built and
neatly dressed. said that he would get
financial assistance from his relatives
In isola. Miss. his home. He said he
had no friends In Richmond who would
come TO his assistance. Tyson has not
yet retained "a LAWYER, although Gil
Mrs. Brewer TO conduct her defense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
BOYS HUNT "INJUNS"
Southsidc Youngsters, melted by 'NIoyics o
End Career in Ditch.

Excited by frontier plays in the movies"
Harry lauder, six years old or II. NJ.
Lauder. OF l.oa Porter Street, superintendent
of malls At the Richmond post office, and
George Nunnally, seven years old. OF
q. Il. Nunnaly, Of 30 West Twelfth Street,
set out early yesterday morning to hunt I'm
juns." Captain Alexander Wright. OF the
Third Police Station, was notified by their
anxious parents after they had been missing
about seven hours.
Tho youngsters hnd really lost themselves
and could not find their way home. Captain
Wright found them In a ditch near Senme,
Avenue, Woodland Heights. their cowboy
suits covered with mud. Despite their pro
testations they sent home In q buggy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
ORGANIZE NEW CLUB
Catholic Women Called to Form Association
for MINT ennnce nf CLurGn Ilcalh.

Catholic Women Called to Form Association
for Maintenance Of Church Ideals.
A meeting OF all the Catholic women in tho
city will be held Thursday night. when
IL Ia proposed 10 organize association TO
be known the Catholic Womens Club 4
preliminary meeting held Thursday
night in Sacred Heart Hall when steps for
the formation or the club We're taken. !,
VIII have rs its objects the better ncouaint-
OF women OF the Catholic faith. the
M maintenance OF Catholic standards and
ideals. and the mutual pleasure and bencnt
be derived from social Intercourse and
cooperation In the pursuit OF common aims.
At the coming meeting n constitution and
by laws Will be adopted, and officers will he
elected. \ request has been made that all
women Interested attend the meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
yIoonshine StI,IR,tJ,d

Especial 70 The Times Dispa tch I
Wise, Va, February 27.-United
States Deputy Collector j. p. Hurt of
Wythevillc and United States deputy
marshal OF Wise. yesterday raided the
moonshine still OF Crager and Stidham,
near Roaring Fork, and DESTROYED the
still and about twenty gallons of
whiskey. Lee CraGer and Corbett Std
ham. two young white men. were ar
rested and brought to Wise. They were
given 81 hearing to-day before o. NJ.
Wears, commissioner of revenue, and
placed In jail to wait trial before the
United States court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
BUILDING PERMITS
Mcclure VIII Erect New school I'm Yves
End To Cost $4,000.

Building permits were issued yesterday by
Building Inspector John w. Butler fol-
lows:
John J.. Mcclure, to erect two-story de-
tached brick school the north side of
Beverly street between Colonial Avenue and
Shepherd Street TO cost 81, 0cO.
Henry II. Noltc. to erect u two-story dc
iached brick reinforced concrete warehouse
at iOf-9-l Fast Canal Street. TO cost $50. 00J.
Mrs. G. ID. HnEan, to repair brick store, Coa
East Broad Street. to cost $500.
Bowers Bros. & Co.. to repair brick ware
house west side of Thirteenth street be-
tween Cary Street and Shockoe Lane, to
cost Sl35sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
WILLIAMS FINED $50
Mnn who Assaulted Woman In Broa
street Convicted In Police Court.

Mnn VINO hssuuIfcd Woman In Droh
street Convicted In Police Court.
Joseph Williams. who created cor
siderable excitement at '"~'h mi
Broad Streets on Thurhda Wild
he struck Goldie Richards heiS
with a stick, was fined $50 and cost
for his conduct yesterday morning
Police Court. 4
w. ". sutton was nned so -
by Justice Crutchhel" aA1BH
two schoolgirls on IA &8 I'd
llceman Gentry test 9Sttc'
walked mp TO the girl "a ,a.p pei
mission TO accompany g IN. THEY al
peared badly frightened, not knowiij
the man. and Gentry took him In cus
tody for disordcrly conduct II inten
to put mashers out OF business" sal
Justice John. as he imposed the fine.
icoTSc Brhy. oolorod, was held ID
the grand jury for assaulting H
Coleman. t25ks
NJ. Adelanski was fined $40 70. e XIII
ing a stable at 1900 william Streef3
violation OF the Building Code. He,
Dealcd I3i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
TO ADDRESS Y. M. H. A.

Matters of General Interest to tho Associa-
tion to BE Discussed TO-MOrrow Night.
An important meeting OF the y. NJ. H. A.
Will he held at $3.50 O'clock to-morrow night
In the headquarters OF the association at 4l2
North Eighth street. The meeting viii be
an interesting one, for subjects on the well
fare OF the organization Will he generally
discussed. The features Of the evening will
be address on Various Social Activities
In Large Cities by DR.. l.. Karp. and an adj
dress on Our Postal system by Louis Ros-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28

BIDS Tor the lnstallation OF electrical Nx-
lures on the new nrmory of the Richmond
Grays' Armory received yesterday by
the Administrative Board and contracts
awarded. Tresnon * Jennings will do tho
interior work FOR $40 and Morris Hunter will
install the exterior fixtures for $lS5 TIL.
contracts were awarded on recommend ton
OF Carneal K Johnston, supervising urchi-
tects on the building. and Major l.. T. Price
commanding officer OF the battalion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
Grocery Clerk Has smnIlrox,

Health Officer Levy was notified yestar-
day that 4. c. Britton. s25 North Firth
street. had developed smallpox. The man
had been employed AT the grocery OF X. ID.
Davis * Bros. The of his case has
not been ascertained but he has been moved
TO the city sinnllpoN hospital for treatment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
70 Elect Madison Ward Committeeman.

!" q. Crenshaw. member OF the City
Democratic Committee from Madison Ward.
has called n meeting OF the ward delegation
for Tuesday night ut Murphys Hotel for the
purpose OF electing II successor TO Jesse A
Ladu. who mas automatically ceased To be n
member through his candidacy for municpal
Office. w. ii. Washington. OF South Rich
inond, runner-up in the last election. Is men
toned for the place. AS .Mr. Ladd was ward
superintendent, this position must also be
il!led. The delegation consists OF j. 7.
Bethel, John Norris j. l.. Hart, G.. T. Davis
and l.. @. CrenshnW.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
BIDS OPENED
When CITY Enwlr

When CITY Enrlncer Makes Tnhulation sd
rnlnlstratl,c Ronrd VIII Award Contracts.
Bids for grading granite spall paving, curbs
and GATHERS and terra Gotta pipe and culvertS
were opened yesterday by the Admiuirtra-
tive Board and referred 10 the City Engineer
for tabulation. The work will be done In
every section % the city, and Will reach a
total OF more than $4,000. The price the
grading was the lowest ever made to tho
city. and was about 20 cents n square yard
cheape! than former bids for the Same work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
Railway Company Gets Two vcrdicts.

Verdicts for the defendant company were
yesterday In two suits instituted by
+. l.. Conquest ~ Son and the Fulton Wood
Sorking Company against the Southern Rail-
way Company In the Law and Equity Court.
The plaintiff asked for $1,000 damages to
building destroyed by fire alleged to have
originated from sparks thrown by a loco
motive owned by the defendants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
Seek Bogus Insnoctor.

Tho police yesterday began search for
a young man. about twenty-thTee years old.
who has been posing as telephone inspcc-
tor for the purpose OF gaining admission to
homes to commit robbery. J. q. Thompson,
OF 2oo5 Floyd Avenue complained that thia
impostor came to his home, admitted TO
FIX the telephone. and utter he had left It
was found that small sum of money had
been stolen from purse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
Desperate Taken to ordonsvilIe.

John J. Avis. tho negro desperado. WI
Jnil-breakins record. was removed yest&
VILE. where he VIII ne trieu on "A chaI&1
attempting to murder the chief OF poll
that town. Avis he's escap Il from u n 81
OF Jails. but the local auth critics took
cia! pains 10 balk such tactics here. r..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
Wants Car. Heated and Ventilated

CounciIWaN George ". NoEerH appeared
before the Administrative Board yesterday
and asked that II direct the Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company to properly heat
and ventilate Its cars. A resolution to that
effect was mnanmously pass.d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
Small Suit In city circuit Court.

Trial OF the suit of the Dorchester Lun-
Der Company against the Southern Hard
wood Company was begun yesterday before
Judge Turner In the City Circuit Court. 1t
IL expected that a verdict will he returned
to-day. Less than $500 Is involved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
Continue Ea,nnxc Sniff.

The suit OF Walter Kidd against p. W
IipscoInb. claiming 5000 damages for beint1
struck by the defendants automobile. way
continued yesterday In Hustinss Court, Part
IL. until this morning. The suit OF the Hem
rico Lumber Company against Charles T.,
Ruchrmund and others which was to HAY ]
been heard to-day. has been postponed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
Confectioner Mako. .A,,irnncn,}

With j. K. McCottcr as trustee. an r.
ment was made yesterday by f.. II. T.
owner OF the Palms confectionery ~
l?li Hull street, South Richmond. r.
hiiitics are about 500 greater than ~
sets. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
y. & w. section Hand KILLED.

Martin. section foreman on the Norfolk ana
Western Hallway, was instantly killed this
afternoon 10y shifting engine near Concott q
while walking on tbs track. He was NIFTY
FIVE years OF age and formerly lived at Pc
tersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
New Police OFFICER Qualities

]. e. Maynard qualified yesterday after
noon before Clerk Ben Z. August. OF tho
Common Council. as member OF the police
force TO succeed w. II. Palmer who died
this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
Mholesnle Grocers Get Judgment.

NhOIfbnie NrOcerS Gel JUUEmeht.
The w. IL. Harris Grocery Company was
.iven judgment I'm the sum of s32l.23 against
:. w. Wooters yesterday In tho Law and
equity Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
Freeman Wins Suit

In the snit OF Alberta Richardson
nghinht Lewis IL. Freeman for
breach of promise, tried In the Law
rnd Equity Court on Thursday, the
jury returned n verdict In favor OF
Freeman, the defendant,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28

Receivers Judgment by Consent.
BY consent OF the defendants Mrs. ". b.
Reina;h was given judgment in the sum of
81 $50 against o. ID. Pitts and w. b. West
yesterday, in the Law and Equity Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
Marriage License

i fnnriage license was Issued Yesterday
i,y Deputy Clerk Broeden, of Hastings Court
"a William Hall ana Judith Lee Williams.
both OF Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-28
49, Acon,,,.1 - Nrraer

NeE96 AcqnNfeI OF Murdcr.
George HvNro,d. alias Harris, colore0. was
acquitted I'M Hastings Court yesterday on
charge of nilirdtr. He was accused or killing
Otto Cr,irnJl several months ago, but tho
shooting WIS found to be accidental.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-05
SOME MEXICAN DOPE

FL Paso, Tex, Aug. 5.-Negotia-
tons between the Carbajal and Car
rama commissioners looking toward
the peaceful transfer of Mexico City
to the constitutionalists have been
broken off, exports received here to-
day declare. The constitutionalists
refused to accept conditions insisted
upon by the Carbajal representatives
and the negotiations were ended
without the Carbajal commissioners
having seen Gen. CarranZa.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-05
blushing, for realized she had not

b1ushing, for I realized she had not
given me the silver
'Margie DEAR" she said, noticing
my confusion, you may use this
Sheffield plate whenever you wish as
long as live and at nay death it shall
be your very own.
But 1 thought you had some
money saved in the bank for house
keeping"
We've had to spend the most of it
in doctors bills since 1 was sick-and
and, well 1 might as vel tell you,
Dick can make money easily, but he
is not able to save it or spend it
with discretion"
HE should leave that to you"
That's the only thing we quarrel
about" answered impulsively.
Ito Be Continued Tomorrow.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-05
WHY is IT?

Why is the sky blue instead or red
like the sun or green like the grass?
An English scientist, John Tyndan,
answered this question about so years
ago. He discovered that there was
something in the sky which keeps all
the colors in the white light of the sun
and throws back the blue. The some
thing he discovered was the count
less tiny specks of what we may call
dust, specks of solid stuff hanging in
the air.
These specks catch the bigger
waves of light which make the other
colors, but thrown to our light the
shorter waves of light which makes
the blue. If all these specks could be
swept from the air the sky would be
dark instead of blue and the light of
day would come directly from the sun
there would be a dark, gloomy
sky instead of beautiful blue one.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-05
POLITICAL DOPE

The Chicago Elevator Conductors
and Starters Union last night unani-
mously endorsed Daniel L. Cruice for
county judge and Frank Ragen as
president and member of the county
board.
Wallace W. Joadwine, independent
Progressive candidate for county
commissioner, says he is the only
labor candidate on the Bull Moose
ticket. He is being strongly support
ed by several labor unions.
There was much wailing and
crashing of teeth today when Sec'y
of State Harry Woods announced the
position of candidates on the state
ticket. Many sure ''toppers'' found
themselves buried away down.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-05
TWO OPINIONS

My daughter has just graduated
from business college and now she
gets married 1 think she makes a
mistake to marry so early"
81 think she is wise. Then she
can get a divorce if she wants to be-
fore she forgets all she learned in
business college"