El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-18

enough Of a home to keep it in order
, so why marry. when the probabilities
are that it would only be a step into
purgatory?
only this evening ] was much an
nOyed at the restaurant by the miser-
able pickering Of the married couple
at the next table, and when I reached
my apartment and retired I was kept
awake a full hour by the quarrellng Of
the married couple in the next apart
ment
Seeks One Who Loves Children.
Il don't know a marriageable wom-
an who loves children, though they
will Often pretend TO, If they think to
gain yo~- favor by doing so.
There are fully 500 physicians in
New York who are bachelors-and II
a physician don't know what matri-
mony means no one does.
Il don't happen to drink or smoke
Barroom company I detest and any
thing like a club life would bore me.
I want none Of 1t while I have good
books and a piano.
"When a man doesn't love a woman.
what greater injury could he do her or
himself than to marry her? Isaac New
ton, Noltaire, Herbert Spencer and a
few others were bachelors, and there
are a few OF US left. so please give US
credit for being human beings. but give
us chance to meet some woman who
has a little OF the home instinct and
perhaps we would see an opportunity
to change our state"
He who really seeks for anything,
finds it.
The bachelor who wants to meet
women with the home instinct il his
mind is absolutely focused in that di-
rection, will materialize them and they
will become visible. In every village,
nfv-ra ia
hundreds Of young women who possess
the home making instinct and who are
waiting for some prince charming 70
come along and lead them hOmeward.
Meantime the best type Of the mod
ern young woman expects something
from the man she marries besides his
nome ana his name. She wants a man
whose record would bear investigation,
whose morals have not come into a
state of fatty degeneration, whose
blood is pure enough to be transmitted
into the veins Of children and whose
idea Of marriage is not merely that OF
establishing a home where wife viii
provide MIN with well cooked meals on
such evenings as he does not care to
dine at the club, but who is willing TO
give comradeship and companionship
to the woman who bears his name.
The opinion OF physicians regarding
marriage is not always reliable. Quite
an army OF young women OF marriage
able age can be found in America who
have never been under the care Of a
physician, at least, since their Group
and measles days.
The outdoor young woman is in evil
dence everywhere. She is proud of her
good health. proud Of her ability to
walk, swim. golf. tennis and ride. When
she does not carry these accomplish
ments to an extreme, she makes an ex-
celent wife. mother and homekeeper.
one great reason why women in cities
do not like to become mothers is be-
cause Of the Outrageously unjust sys-
TEN Of taxation which exists in the
land
As proof that women are not indif-
ferent to the home the bachelor SHOULD
investigate the Home Makers Guild of
Chicago. The slogan Of this society is,
Hone makers are world builders"
Demands Recognition for HOme-Making
This is their object; The object Of
the Home Makers Guild shall be TO
claim recognition for the home and its
allied activities as the basic foundation
of all state and national progress to
obtain for women the same recognition
ana honor for efficient home making
that is awarded other skilled profess
sions; to awake i'm legislative bodies "a