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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
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HEALTH AND
ELASTIC BANDS

doctor was r"bubirp Oh pattett who
nhn brought on AN illness bv needless
-Iut On feel arI right just d. soon as
~ rested up. she protested.
NN' Do -ntd. y QUIZ r-ef aU riEni
hu. You won't De- an right"
Losing the Power 70 Come Back.
h"'an-" Euu.Il hpNs lost part ~ your
power Go come back Every Tim. Won
pun such strain on yourself YOU lose
some Thing that TUu'I probably never sst
hack. You can do o. and yo4 may floI
all right enough when you get rested
'ui you won't come quite hack and
you'll iau little bt shorter of YOUR
normal self"
irs r"thcr IN appalling thought. isn't
And perhaps tHe doctor put Do pretty
strongly boz the hop. OF Undressing IA
,.' N..'-slh SPEND health woman. yet it'~
What Happened TO the Automobns.
pr l'Hu "I mime UHu MS automobile
stolen lest summer After a wild Iy.
h"uf rid' over On. toughest or country
roads "a. thieves were arrested for over
speeding. The tL,u was discovered and
ths machine returned Co its duly thank
IHI owner Euf when tine marhiuIrf
.'fn. q" overhaul Che car Ir found Dr. Boo
'FFfin shape Civ" wtt.u of ordinary
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much QUE ut Chat machine as that five
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
Present Midget wed-ina.

The play entitled. The Midget
Wedding was presented By the
Kings Daughters last night al the
Thomson NJ. T. church on the Island
Twenty-Five children with gorgeous
costumes took part in the rendering
OF the play. The event was well at
tended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
Club 20 Met

At o'clock this afternoon a meet.
ing OF the members OF the Women's
club Will be held in the \. O. 4 w.
hall on Chapline street. In connec-
ton with the business session. the
compittee will be named for the an
nual election Of officers. \ Cood Al
tendance Is desired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

Entertain. sewinn Club

The members OF the Priscilla Sew
ing Club met yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. VIII Supler. out the
Dallas pike, and the afternoon was
spent in the sewing OF many fancy
articles. Following the chief diver
sion delightful refreshments were
served. Those present were Mes
danes J. y. Supler. Ed Supler. VIII
Praig. Charles Praig. Mrs Price. MI
ton Orr. Ernest Jenkins. Howard
Powell and VIII Supler.
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entertained For Guest

Mrs. y. II Hite. Of Morgantown.
and Miss Marion Lyons. Of Pittsburgh.
were entertained at a fancy work par.
~ given Wednesday afternoon az the
hoem Of Mrs. Leonard Goettman on
Fifteenth street. The house was very
beautifully decorated for the occJ.
sion and following the diversion OF
the afternoon delightful refreshments
were served Quite a number OF
guests were present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
VILLA MS-HUPP
WEDDING HELD
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON At NOME
OF BRIDES PARENTS IN
EAST END.
ROUSE Beautifully Decorated for Oe-
sion-Happy Couple Leave on
Extended Western Trim.

The marriage Of Miss Carolene
Louise hupp 20 DR.. Mayes B Williams
was solemnized at the home OF the
bride on Fourteenth street. yesterday
afternoon. The wedding took place
a. o'clock. In the presence Of only
The Immediate families and close
friends Of the couple Rev. Claude
Porter Terry. pastor OF the First Pres
byterian church. performed the cere-
mony. and there were no attendants
The ceremony was unique as TO sim.
plicity. and the bride wore a beautiful
gown Of blue corded silk and a hat
OF blue 20 match. with touches Of gray
10 complete the costume The wed
ding Was one of the most interesting
OF the season. and the home was very
beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr..
Archibald T. Hupp and is well known
In the young social set. and has a
( vide circle OF friends The groom is
the son Of Mr. and Mrs 4. b. VIII
Jams. OF WOodlawn. and is we'll known
IN MEDICAL circles He is a physician
for the local division OF the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad. and enjoys a good
practice In this section.
Following the wedding ceremony a
delightful dinner was enjoyed. after
which the bride and groom departed
last evening on an extended wedding
trip 10 points throughout the Middle
J West and Far West. Upon their re-
turn TO the city. Mr. and Mrs. VI. y.
Williams will take up their residence
az the Hupp home. on Fourteenth
street
Among the guests from out Of the
city to attend the wedding were Mr..
/ Charles Chalmers. OF Baltimore: DIT.
I John Hupp. of Reading. Pa: Miss Ad-
die Hupp. from the National Park
Seminary at Washington. ID. C.: Mr.
and Mrs. Audrey Mcfarland. OF
Bridgeville. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Williams. of Pennington. W. Va. Mr..
and Mrs. George Mccoy. OF Akron. O..
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Doughitt. OF
/ Spencer. w. Va
Cards Issued.
! COphes OF the following card nave
been received by the friends of the
/ principals:
Mr.. Archibald T Hupp
| announces the marriage Of his daughter
Carolcne Louise
Or. Mayes b, Williams
Thursday. March eleventh
nineteen hundred and hftecn
2 wheeling, West Virginia.
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tention. including the adoption Of the
equal suffrage amendment. The mem
beN OF the local union were 10 have
been represented by Mrs n. =. Loe.
president OF the Wheeling branch,
but owing to illness she is unable 10
be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
Observes Birthday

Miss Roxie Elmer was hostess on
last Wednesday evening az her home
in Elm Grove 20 a number Of her
friends in honor Of the celebration OF
her fifteenth birthday. The evening
was spent in playing music and
games, after which an elaborate sun.
per was served. Quite q number Of
the friends n Miss Elmer we're pres.
pnt
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To Give DANCING Party.

In celebration OF the thirteenth
birthday OF Miss Eleanor Wright
Stewart. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Stewart, a dancing party Will
be given this evening at the STRAIT
ford Springs hotel. A. splendid dane
ing program viii be rendered. incud-
ing all Of the latest steps Another
feature viii be the serving OF dainty
refreshments and quite a number OF
young people expect TO enjoy. the az
fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
ARION SOCIETY
KAFFEE-V ISITE
NEE OF IKE ORGANIZATION EN-
49, ron TAEIR LADY
FhAEhDS AND WIVES
ftsh sapper was Served Early IN the
ENenanE and Dancing ana oAmsa
We're Played LAtsr

he regular monthly Arion IIerren
Atfl ee-fisits held last ulEht Ia tHs Ariorl
~ -. ~ Vel attended. close % two
INK present From . o. O'Clock hi ~.
aitsf noon vas taken up b. many ~ tEr
members PLAYING various rarr.- con-
q O'Clock nsh supper Wss serr.i
and hst~een 100 and 200 members we're
Following the serving OF r.f-.sbr,.rts
me feuistude 81 the evening Va zt.rnt
IN dancing and the playitE OF games.
dancing program that Was carried oat
m the main auditorium OF tho buIlfIua
SS sg5,1'l sS or al me latest steps.
excellent music FOR the OCCASION Man,
y no dld not care 20 dance enjoyed tf.
which the dance was held ~ 80 81
BEAUTIFULLY decorated Tor tbe oer,afo-
4 ne event was strictly Tor Arion mem
h-rs and the next sutertairruent ~ tE.
organization will q. tns annual Easts-
Committee
The members OF the ron,mtftc. la
charge % the event which vas ~ a..
liEhuully carried OUT 10 thr .atf-fsg-
tlon Of all present wer. az follows.
\. q. schneider, chairman
r.tll ecker Lester IohsnStsIu.
Edward Hiery ED T.tp.r
Anton Hieberzon Nsrfir
Pred Coluiar v-fiI a. -.
n. DieEmiler chs S.riSsr,,.
"a 80 me Harry OuantE
IA a. -. Frank o.. RAIDER
Charles Frcese. y'hh hoth,
Ed r. Horstmaun. Nuk h"'anrsnu.
II. &. Hackman. TrthA schneider.
Aug. HartunE ~ Sthmclchei
Howard Hiidebrand 7,Vhlieleh cL
Joseph kurtz GU S.1tn S,5,uustI
g.ory, 49,, A. 4. Schairer:
yyr, 49,. Frank Thurm.
n q, E,Iht. Henry O. Welmer
Wheeler Lane "s 'll't
Alfred Lehman -" Ives
r. &. Lindsey -. H. N''oei-
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The annual institute Of the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union Is
being held yesterday and to-day al
Huntington. and many items Of inter.
est to the union are being given at.
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SCRANTON. 20 NarU. line
Scranton Truth .H boz. issue H.s arar.
noon announced Chat au.. today r
would cease publication Tho Truth
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bers will be held at > o'clock in he
4. O. L. W. hall for the purpose Of
transacting any business that may
come before the organization. A good
attendance Is desired.
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Surprise PARTY

MT. and Mrs Henry Stone Of Full
ton very pleasantly entertained a.
their home last evening with a birth.
day party in honor Of their son
Louis. The evening was spent At
games and music after which refresh
ments were served. Those In attend
ance al the affair were. Misses. Dor.t.
"a Schlasser. Niole Ambrose. Martha
Stahnke. Martha Hadorn. Eugene MIL
Ter. Margaret MalOney. Catherine
schell. Jennie Helfenbright. sarah
Hutchinson and Marie Stolwirk
Messrs. Albert Hillman. Louis ScbIs4.
ser. Marsella Sauter. Louis SIous. ar.
rett Mooney. William Murphy. va.
ward Fair William Stahnke Charles
Slone. and Charles Miakesan.
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Club Entertain.

The t.uns ladies OF fh. AIuHs ,r.r4
Lhnih 'IHb very pleasantly rrtsrf4Irad
ln"ir friends tt The home ur Miss U4ru.
ihF TllIs't 1f Film Grove last ag.rtre
N' lIuh I- composed OF H number ..f
th" IrIad.IgNlH district hIsH ..f...T
FirIE. The evening was most rTlHafrfT..
spent iu games end music and Hf H .a4
eHrnhI' L.ur dainty rHfr.aHrr.rfa ....
served Ih".. Iu attendance, were.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

y doctor was r"bUkIrE o. patient who
hhh brought on AN illness bv Hs,dI.-.
uEsrdDfuE
"liut % feel arI right just a. soon o.
el, rested up.' -u, protested
NN'. Do -nld y 1uU E-rf aU right
hu. YOU won't Doe all right"
The Denver star., 1915-06-12

1
The art exhibit. consisting of al
most every kind of needlework, beg
gars description in point of beauty
and variety The arrangement of the
display in the class rooms of the
church showed much taste. Mrs. NJ.
A. Wright is chairman of this depart
ment. The prizes were awarded as
follows:
Best cross stitch-Pond Lily Art,
Denver.
Best tatting-Cheyenne Searchlight
Best hand painted china-Self I'm
provement and Social Club, Denver.
Best ribbon work-Carnation Art,
Denver.
provement and Social Club, Denver.
Best observation-disclosures Art Club,
Denver. Banner prize.
Best crochet-Taka Art Club, Den
yer. Honor prize.
A musical treat was given the
large audience by the Treble Clef
club of Colorado Springs. whose
sweet rendition of When Life Is
Brightest showed gifted voices and
careful training.
The meeting adjourned at 4:30 to
entertain the visitors with two-hour
trolley ride. Seeing Denver" The
trip was highly enjoyed. resting and
refreshing the tired nerves.
Thursday evening marked the close
of an interesting, profitable and har-
monious session. Excellent papers,
encouraging reports showing the pro-
gress of club work, all tended to-
ward making this meeting one of the
greatest in the history of the Fed
Grafton.
An excellent literary and musical
program was given to the delight of
an exceedingly large audience. The
S. R. o. sign could have been hung
out long before the beginning of the
program. Mrs. Amelia REEVES OF
Denver read an interesting paper on
How Women's Clubs Best Serve the
Community" Mrs. Leone Bray, the
sweet little nightingale of Pueblo, ap-
peared again on the program by urg-
ent request and rendered two beauti-
full selections. The dramatic reading
OF Mrs. Beulah Baker of Pueblo por-
trayed ability and careful study.
Ruby and Hazel Ames, two of Den
ver's little favorites. rendered an in
strumental duet Mrs. Pearl Sanders
of Colorado Springs gave an excel
lent reading. receiving much ap-
plause Mrs. Claire Smith of Denver
delighted the audience with instru-
mental numbers. The Dramatic
Choral club of Pueblo rendered two
choice numbers.
The report of the state. treasurer.
Mrs Josephine Cassell. followed the
program. Receipts. $l34.65 disburse-
ments. s9l.04: amount carried over
from last year. 1856 from the gen.
eral fund and sl225 from the Rescue
fund, leaving now a balance in the
treasury of $l5l.5l.
Singing God Be With Us Until
We Meet Again. the Federation
closed to meet in 1916 in Colorado
Springs.
The Denver star., 1915-06-12

Because the Sullivan Bird and
Flower store always patronizes COL
ored business, is the reason he gets
the bulk Of the coiored trade. He
gives them square deal. Flowers
furnished for, Sundays, lodges, mar
riages, funerals, et:. Very reason
able. Get our prices. Call m. 24a8.
The Denver star., 1915-06-12

If YOU THINK THE STAR is
WORTH TWO DOLLARS PER
YEAR, JUST SEND US THE PRICE.
DO IT NOW. IF fcu ooN'T. SEND
1T ANYWAY. JUST TO KEEP THE
GOOD THING GOING. THERE ARE
LOTS OF OTHER PEOPLE WHO
THlNls IT is WORTH WHILE.
IF ANY OF OUR SUBSCRIBERS
FAIL TO GET THEIR PAPERS
PLEASE PHONE THIS OFFICE.
cHAMPA 1869. OR SEND POSTAL
CARD.
Our advertisers want your trade.
Those who do not ask for Il In The
Star certainly care little. " at all
for L. Therefore. we urge our read
ers and al Of our friends to patron,xe
those who ask for your trade In this
THE DENVER STAR HAS MORE
REA0ENS THAN ANY OTHER
NE0No JOURNAL IN COLORADO.
The Denver star., 1915-06-12
MONEY TO LOAN
ChattelS

We Loan Lots of Money to Anybody $1O SIS, $40, 81
$3O $40, $50, $65, SIS, 500 your fur
teams CATTLE deirteA
implements, fixtures income lands. lots.
thing value. all left in you
private and quick: - plenty clerks oa<
60 any place.
2945 Larme9 Street
Prone Main 1883 Office Hours 10 10 -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-09
RUTH'S BAND WITH MRS. NINA
MARA.

Ruths band OF Broadway Presby-
terrain church met In December ses-
sion yesterday in the home Of Mrs.
James Mcnamara, 1909 Twentieth
street, with so members attending.
Miss Carrie Gregg conducted the de-
rotional services with the theme
Suffer the Little Children" Mrs. H.
". Crawford having In charge the re-
sponsive scriptural readings. The
program Of the afternoon was directed
by Mrs. Clarence Schroeder with the
subject. 1.-THE Child at Worship" from
the text book THE Child in the
Midst" Mrs. Daniel Hayes, Jr., sang
and Mrs, ". G. Murphy gave read
ing and Miss Fannie Cleland gave a
sketch. THE Mountainers-a People
Awakened. Tea was served at >
o'clock and a time Of sociability was
4f.-nf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-09
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

0akleaf camp No. 1895, r. n. A,
will entertain at dancing party Fri
day, Dew, 10, at Woodmen hall in
South Rock Island.
The annual ball of Knights of Col
umbus will be held tomorrow evening
at K c. hall. The Criterion orchestra
vii give the program Of music
Miss Iva Pearce, teacher of elocu-
ton and public speaking at August
ana college. will read Dickens
Christmas Carol" Friday evening
Dec. 10, at the First Methodist church
Musical numbers will be given by a
trio composed of Miss Frances RhoaGs
violin; Rosco Lyons, cello, and Mrs
| F. K. Rhoads, piano, and vocal num-
bers by Mrs. A, e. Williams with VIC.
lin and cello accompaniment.
| The Twin-City Teachers club will
| have chicken supper at $50 Satur-
day evening in the Moline high school
lunch room
The Kate Hill Mission society girls
/ OF the United Presbyterian church will
| repeat the play, Engaging Janet
| given recently at the church with sue
cess tomorrow evening at the OAK
Grove Presbyterian chapel, Twenty
| fourth street and Nineteenth avenue
The same cast of characters in the
play as first given will put on the per
Torrance tomorrow evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-09

that they are to take in the initiatory
work when a large class Of candidates
will be taken in. The entertainment
committee of the court had arranged a
luncheon and postnuptial affair in hon
or of Mrs. Joseph Ludolph, formerly
Miss Sarah Montgomery a member of
the drill team and an active worker
in the court. whose marriage was an
event of last month. She was presented
with number of nice gifts by the off
GERS, the drill team and members of
the lodge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-09
MRS. MYERS H0N0RED BY o. L. s.

Mrs. Sarah ]. Myers was chosen
worthy matron by Rock Island chap
ter No 2se, Order OF the Eastern Star,
last evening in annual session in Ma
fonic temple Other officers are
Worthy patron--Carl Taylor
sscciate matron--Mrs. Kate Col
llel.
Secretary Charlotte Madison.
Treasurer Mrs Affenia Hatch.
Conductor Mrs. Altha Marshall
Associate conductor -- Mrs. Mary
krull,
Nine officers are appointed by the
chair and will be announced at the
public installation, the time Of which
will he decided later
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-09
FAY HAYES CAMP OFFICERS.

At the regular meeting last night
at Maths hall of Fay HAYES camp, No.
PSI. Royal Neighbors of America, the
following officers were chosen for the
ensuing year:
Oracle-Mrs May Cary.
Vice oracle-Mrs. Mary Coleman.
Past oracle Mrs. Emma Kali
Chancellor-Mr Emma Sheesley.
Recorder-Mrs. Agnes Simpson,
Receiver Mrs. Ella Fuller.
Marshal-Mrs. Nettie Mckinney.
Inner sentinel-Mrs. Carrie Gutz-
weller.
0nter sentinel-NIrs. Ellen Callahan.
Manager for three years-Mrs. lisa
bel Rogers.
Pianist-Miss Nellie Freeman.
Physicians-Drs. Snively, Souders
and Petrie.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-09

cannot marry because he drinks At
first when he knew me he stopped for
awhile, but the habit got the better of
him and he started again. His father
drank, too. and so ! think his habit is
hereditary. ] never knew a man so
gentlemanly and kind, In all the time
have known him he has never let me
see him drunk. His mother left him
a great deal OF money, but it is tied I'D
so that he only gets a monthly income,
which is not awfulIy large 1t is large
enough for us to get married, but
neither OF US think we should until
he can stop drinking. Now and then
he has few weeks of being sober.
which encourages him to think that in
time he can overcome the habit
! have several other gentlemen
friends and one OF them has asked me
Ito marry him. He is the finest tyne Of
man and / like him very much, but
do not love him. My mother says that
when | am Older ! will be very an
happy if | do not have a home and
children. know this, but don't think
| will be half as unhappy as / would
be married to one man when love
another. You will probably tell me to
forget the man I love. / cannot, be-
cause | have tried five years and ev-
cry day Of those years / have seemed
to love him more.
| am working girl and get SIS a
week Although my parents are not at
all we'll to do. they will leave ne
enough to live on it I am careful. DO
you think ! am making mistake to
give up fine man who would be kind
TO me and give me a nice home for
some one who drinks and probably
can never marry but whom love bet
ter than anyone in the world?
E. L. H.
! think you would make great mis-
take to marry anyone you do not care
for Your intention to remain single
is decidedly the best thing under The
conditions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-09
PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION
PLANS PARTY.

At a meeting of the Parent Teacher
association of Audubon school held
Tuesday. plans were made for a
Christmas party TO be held at the
school building Dec, II There will
be a program Of Christmas songs,
readings. etc, and the social, educa~
tional and athletic committees will
have in charge the sale Of refresh
ments. and will provide candy for the
children.
Miss Lou Harris addressed the as
ISOLATION on the work of the organi-
cation, telling of its benefits, advant-
ages, etc The association has a
membership of As and the sessions are
well attended. Hereafter programs
will be given at each of the monthly
sessions and program committee
will be appointed for each meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-09
ms. GODFREY HEAD W. n. c.

Woman's Relief Corps In annual bus
mess session in Memorial hall in the
cOnrt house yesterday selected the fol-
loving officers to serve for the year;
President--Mrs. Ella Godfrey.
Senior vice--Mrs. Gertrude Wynn.
Junior vice-Mrs. Lillian Bedford.
Treasurer-Mrs Sarah j. Norris.
Chapiain-Mrs Candice Rose.
conductor--Afiss Lillian Cox.
Guard Mrs. Mary Pickup.
Delegates state meeting in Decatur
IN June-Mrs Lillian Bedford and
Miss Lillian Cox.
AIternates- Belle skinner, Mrs
Gertrude Wynn.
The officers appointed by the chair
will be announced at the time Of in
!, staIlation Of officers which will be
held at the first meeting in January.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-09
MADT 90
HOME
pQeBLIMS
mrs ZABETH TL9MQS on

Dear Mrs. Thompson: ! am % years
Old. When was Is | became ac-
quainted with a boy four years older
than myself We were the best of
friends and played tennis and ball to-
gether without even thinking Of caring
for each other. Recently l got a letter
from him telling ME that he cared for
me and has all along. He did not ask
me to marry him, but | have an idea
that with any encouragement from me
he would later | like him very much
as friend. but in no other wav. How
shall ] answer his letter? Shall / men
ton what he said about caring for me-
a FRIEND.
Silence gives assent. If you do not
mention what he said about caring for
you he will think perhaps you do care
for him and will be encouraged to
say more. Tell him that you value him
as a friend. but as nothing more. and
that you want him to think of YOU in
the same way.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. a. / am Is
years old Am old enough to learn
to dance?
t2) There is boy at school whom
| respect and admire very much. How
can | win his affection?
go There is another boy whom 7
care great deal for, but am sure
he does not care for me. What can
do to make him?
MILE. NATILIE.
"a Yes.
(2l You probably can't if you try to
make him like you.
go Let boys come to you and don't
run after them, There is nothing
you can do to make him like you.
Dear Mrs, Thompson: I am "a years
old. For almost five years have been
IN love with a man seven years older
than myself. He loves me. too, but we