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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
Sherrard Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Hl""m'te;h d;
Washington. ~. scent ~ Nt"k-'n''
NJ The ho,na III Mrs. l:i"u~!fi.;.r" I1r-
rntS. Mr.. and Mrs. {. ". N"C"Ths
Miss Mary rnffHrln. "a" 'aS VISITING
relatives in StSuut"H. ". w.. EaI"@ |"
ha,. home here on Friday.
Miss Marguerite H"",i % ;,,..s r ,nsr
Tho T. u. l.. riuh ~. n nome h"as
NJ; ini:vrt an Thursday afternoon.
about - guests wec" present and the
hours from Kill = were spout ~ ne"".e
work. Refreshments wer" served.
Miss Ada KurfHr is quite Ill!
An advauc" tcach"rS raining class
will be organized 4; III" F"ths"hs'r
Union Chapel IN Friday evening. DC.
csrnbrr /. Rev. /. r, Lay"nberGsr "F
Wheeling will teach the class.
\ Thanksgiving DAY entertainment:
will a.. given hv the C"nsoli'lai"d and
High SCHOOLS in thH auditorium on We'd
,rs,iav. Nnv"ir:h"" 3H'lI - , p. NJ.
Mr.. and Ms. !. =. Hani" - Tn"
Hin were visiting ~. A:.I MIS-. VIII
liam Renlkc on sunday
on Sunday cv"aina "a ",ci".H. VI
;"rncy J;.n.cs 2. P1"ri";; Of Mounds
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WOMEN TO TRY AGAIN.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Nov. 20.-The
West Virginia Equal Suffrage Associa'
ton will meet in Tarkershurg in p"cem'
bar t" decide whether or not TO ask the
next legislature to re-suhmit the amend
ment Local suffra gists are expecting
Mrs. Lena Lowe YoSl. president of the
association Will shortly issue call fof
the meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
TAKE 4 ''CASCARE1'
TONIGHT AND SEE!

hcadachy. dizzy. tongue coated.
breath bad and stomach sour-Why
.;on't you get 10.cent box OF Cascar-
cts at the drug store and feel bully.
Take Cascarets tonight and enjoy the
incest, gentlest liver and bowel clean
sing you ever experienced. You'll
wake up with a clear head. clean tom
-uc, lively step. rosy skin and looking
and feeling fit Mothers can give a
whole Cascaret to a sick. cross. bilious
feverish child any time-they are
grippe or sicken.
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rui,c i'll at her horae en- Eastern Second

quito III al her hurAe en- Eastern Second
street is improving.
Miss Rcuna ElIrr IL confined at hef
home On Fifth Strc,.s With illness.
Mrs Earl Hamilton and little daughter
will arrive here today from Pittsburgh,
for IL visit with her parents. Mr.. hno
Mrs. s. W. Honhrr, Of Fifth street.
Mrs. WYlIr RoG"rSon have arrived
home from New Philadelphia. o., where
shs spent Il couple Of weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. J. J. Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. nrvai Shaw lave arrived
home from IL visit with relatives In
Cleveland. q.
Mrs. W. l.. Manning arrived home last
evening from Rrthnnv where she spent
n couple of weeks with friends and rela-
tivnS.
DR.. f. r.. Bone will arriv" HON" this
week from Michigan. where he has been
hunting for Il rOup!r OF weeks.
Misses Doris GrardStaff and lliIda
Ryan have arrived home from Cameron,
wher" thcy spent several days with
friends.
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.ELM GROVE MAN
IS FOUND DEAD
Joseph KLEIN IS PROBABLE VIZ
TIM OF GAS-DIES YES
TERDAY.
Farmers Institute VIII Open In Eoney' S
Point Church-Other Pike
News.

Joe Klein. OF Elm Grove. was touna
do9d In the Miller flats on Main street.
Elm Grove. yesterday. shortly after
o'clock. Death is said 20 have been
G. Sod by the room having been flied
with unburnt gas fumes.
The body Of the dead man was dis
covered by Frank Reese. who summoned
Dr. X. NJ Pcddicord. but his service was
IF no avail. Coroner Gala Mitchell was
notified but as yet has rendered no YER
Iict. pcnding an inquest. Mr.. Klein was
m years Of age and had been resident
~ Elm, Grove for a number OF years.
IT,. leaves 4 brother. William KLEIN. be-
sides his parents. At Il late hour last
evening tho funeral arrangements we're
Ipcom pIeta.
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MOUNDSvILLE
Former Resident Dead.

Rev. r. NJ. Mcssick. Il former resident
Of this city. died at Nictorvillc. Cal,
November II. aged about IS years. He
was onr Of the early graduates Of Beth
any college. lie was for moro than 30
years Il we'll known minister of tho
Christian church. His widow. who is Il
sister Of Mrs. l.. G.. Brook. Of this city.
cnrI-jcnG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
Recount Progresses Slowly.

The recount for Justice or the peace
in Union district. this county in which
Harold Sigler is contcstng the election
Of his opponent. Col. Robert Smith. WAS
taken up yesterday by the county court
and Will h" completed some time today
About half Of the district precinct vote
was rccountcd vest erlay Ivy tho court
Bennett Second In Net Sport.
John Bennett. son Of Rev. and Mrs. 4
Z. Bennett. of this city. was beaten il
the final match Of the tennis tournament
at Ohio Wesleyan. This shows that ho
wns next best in tho sport He fought
his way 10 the top by brilliant playing
and only lost out in the final match.
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GRANTED PAY INCREASE.
Tr-rF-
I NM

NEW EENFNED. MaSs. NOV. III DO
Cotton Manufacturers Association OF
this city voted today 10 grant ten
i,er cent increase in pay to their $4,000
oprrativce 10 be effective for period
Of six months beginning December +th.
The increase IN the third within TINS
ca ndar year. and brings the total ad-
vance within that time 70 - y per cent.
This is the biggest raise within year
that tho mill hands ever have received.
1t will incrcas" the total annual payroll
OF The mills from about slI.3oOooo 70
approximately $l?.oOV,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
Mont Market sold.

The Frank Stilwcll meat market on
Jefferson avenue was sold by the present
owner to Bonar and Summons. who har':
for some time been In the meat business
on Second street. The new owners Of
the Jefferson avenue shop will take
charge Immediately. while they will
continue in business on Second street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
Entertained Class

The Ladies' Organized class a; me
Alien Grove Sunday school was ehteI
tanned at the home Of Miss MaeSa ar.
McCorrbs on Saturday afternoon. Ths
hours were occupied with tancy~ofN
and other diversions. = dalu'y IuS n.
con was served by n" hostess. ne
next monthly meeting Will he ned WIZ Il
Mrs, II. e. Nicklin az tho Presbyterian
m.nse Those present were: Mcsdames.
Fl. F. Sicklen. j. l.. Garvin. {; X; Nc
Combs. H. w Bloomfield and 7. "
McComhs. Misses Stella MARSH. 70,
maine Bell. Laura PelteE and Aars@Fe'
NcComhS
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MnMnnhnn EHafR

Misses Nanni" and Mabel Hui ~ Mar
shall street. were tn" guests Of Mounds
vile rclativns sunday
Mrs. rhas. Enihnrrai and daughters,
Misses Flsi" and Hazel Mason. of Sixth
street. spent SUndn% with Mnundsvillc
relatives
McMrchcn Lodge. So. iAi. knights "
Pythias. will hold it's rcculnr business
meeting this evening in tho lodge head
nuart"rs in tho MrM""hnn building. mt
Seventh and Marshall streets.
The Central Dist rict Trlcphone com
nanr has q large force nf employees ut
work tr"r" 'I,is week I'ittin% ip no1"s and
repairing II" lines tnnnections o-c
ais" being made tn IN" new Exchange
building here. while The switch hoa rds
arc being Installed an1 othnr equipment
SGT m in The new X"hanc".
John F'inngan is able To br about
again following n brief confinement At
his homo with Illness.
Geo. dillingham; * abb" 90 b" about
again following brief confinement IT
his homo with illness.
IN entertainment, will il" given NJ thn
school auditorium here on the evening
nf December :. under r." auspices or Tho
l.adi"S' Aid Society 0f tn" First N. l..
church.
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w X. Mason. oE Clinton avenue. this
city. received word Yesterday "f the
denth of his father ] W. Mason. who
died Mt Alva. Okla. No particulars TO-
-ardiur his death wrrr received. The
deceased Is MISC n brother OF Mrs. Lem
Icy. OF Sixth street. Ibis city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21

Routiue business matters were trans
acted al the regular meeting OF the hdE'
wood council held last evening. 1t was
decided to hold the suggestion meeting
for nominating municipal candidates OF
Tuesday evening, December bin.
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E,+a-aatnment and Social.

An entertainment and pie social VIII
be given in the Paw-Paw school mouse
on Friday evening by the School. All,
excellent program is being peepSre1
Cooke. Refreshments will DO sold dur
ing the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
p7av Alumni TENN

Tho members Of tho Alumni OF the
high school have organized q football
team. and have completed arrangements
to clash with tho high school team the
Saturday following Tanks giving. Fred
Karcher will captain tho alumni team
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va O1don Tip,e Rail.

Tho social committee IT Moundsvillc
Lodge, No. $50. Is. i. q. ElkS. has COM
plnted arrangements Cor an Oldcn Time
Thanks giving ball iO be hold in the club
Tuesday evening. November IS.
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new MARTINSv|LLE

NEW MARTISsTlLLE: W. Va; Hp re.
certion Thursday afternoon at her L"I ~,
on Maple avenue: in honor Of her Fo T0HSN
Mrs. !. Erhy. of Triton. Ga, ,o'i' Ws ;:
cMtrH ~ T:rnstead Erby and Friend Glars
f"rmed tho receiving line. y delicious
lunch was served to all present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
seuenth street onenad.

Tho section Of Seventh street between
Lockwood and Lafayette avenue have
been opened To traffic again after being
closed for couple Of months. while the
work Of paving was in progress. The
stretch OF Seventh street. between Lock
wood and Western avenues, recently
paved, has also been rc-opcned to travel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
pra,c+ioe for Reserves,

Tho high school football teams begins
practice this evening preparatory 20 III"
game here next Saturday afternoon with
the state university reserve eleven.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
SHERRARD
DR.. FRANK mOzsNA.

At the home OF Carl Smith, Sner-
rard every Thursday and Friday IRON
s a. m. to s .. N. Appointments ed CO
be made by calling National phone oso
Wheeling
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r,ect,,ra at MT, OHvet.

on Wednesday evening NJ G'"Se'
W NJ Clemens o. Wheeling. Will dc
liver a lecture on The Boy at the
Nj. Olive; hall y number Of musical
selections will he rendered.. Following
the literary program refreshments VIII
~ srrv"d hy the Mr.. Ouret EP"oFSh
La wiC-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21

American. manufacturers OF read
pencils now have the business. or no
Far Feast practically to themselH->.
The $4,000 regularly established
libraries in the United States contain
more than 100000 volumes or an
increase Of 100000 since 1908
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
American GuaranIeen Paint
At Factory Price
A. n. Lorcntz. McMechen. W. Va.
T, O, O. z. Visitation

Tho first visitation meeting of q SERIES
"f five arranged by the Odd Fellows If
Tho Greater Wheeling district WAS held
ircrc last evening in tho lodge hcadQuart-
"rs nj Lincoln lodge. No. 40. Members
81 tho Odd Fellows lodges of Wheeling
Triad.lphia Moundsville and other sur
rounding towns were IN attendance. 4
number of good addresses were deliver
cd. while at the conclusion nf the even
Ing a course luncheon was served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
.DUNLEVY FUNERAL
SERVICE TONIGHT
Interment Of Late Bridge Superintend
ent At Greenwood, Wednesday,
private

Funeral services for the late HarT!-
son Il. Dunlevy. superintendent of the
steel bridges, who ended mis- life be-
cause of failing eve-sisht Sunday even
ing, will he held al the family home.
no. eos South Penn street, Island. this
evening. Services will be held at eight
o'clock.
Interment will take place at Two
o'clock Wednesday afternoon in Green
wood cemetery. and will be private.
Coroner Gala Mitchell yesterday an
nounced a formal verdict il the death
Of Mr.. Dunlevy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
nHdoe Club.

.r,i,,rsd,v afterrour Mrs. cecil IS;
,,;s.ntn.,% .ntrrtained the Nejshhnrhood
W III So Tub at her home on virginia
street The afternoon was SpenI u,
rIayiny Bridge and a delightful !"ncheo'
served.
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Council Meeting.

odist Episcopal church. in charge OF the
Rev. Is. d. Teagarden, are being largely
/, oiicDded
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American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
II. V. Springer, Elm Grove, w. va.
par1,la- NeetinQ,

This evening at the Stone prrshy-
terrain church. Elm Grove, the regular
meeting of the Bessie Shaw
Mission Circle will be held.
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Will Stare play.

Tho ST. NIichacl's Dramatic Club Of
the ST. Michacl's church. Edgington
Lane. will stage play entitled What
Happened to Jones" on next Monday and
Tuesday evening in st. Michael's school
hall.
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Spend a Dime! LWen
Your Liver and Bowels
and Feel Fine.

r.njuy lif". Your system - ~ ~,
with an accumulation OF oi1e any ,; "U
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a u e C1llh-

The regular monthly meeting or the
Wnman's +. d. G.. club Of Elm Grove
will be held tomorrow evening at the
home of Mrs. Harry Brennan OF Lin
IONS addition.
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Far1ners' Institute,

Farmers institute,
On Thursday and Friday the Ohio
County Farmers Institute will he hello
in the United Presbyterian church III
Soney's Point. \ splendid program viii
he given. Speakers of prominence will
take part.
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Musical and Literary.

Everything is in readiness for the
musical and literary entertainment
which will hc held in the basement or
the First NJ. L. church Elm Grove.
Thursday evening under the auspices of
lie Arhuthnnt Eiblc Glasses.
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SDectal meeting,


4 special meeting OF the Elm Grove
council has been called for Thursday
evening at which time several important
business matters will come up for ilnH!
consideration. The date for IN" SuEgcS-
ton meetings of December will be set
for nominating candidates for the Jan
iarv election.
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Authorized Paw Stations

Elm Grove, w. Va.
The First National Bank.
State Bank of Elm Grove.
Edgewood, w. Va
Edgcwond Pharmacy.
Fulton. W. Va. Banli of Fulton.
Wheeling, w. va.
Company Office. Cor. 18th and
Chaplnc SITS.
Pay your electric light. gas and
water bills at the most convenient
pay station. before the 10th of each
month. to save discount.
west Virginia Traction Sc Electric Co.
City & Suburban Gas Co.
e. r. KING,
Asst. Treas.
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Colonial Club.

N;-- u,,,i Tunlrv .ras hostess 70 tie
,rcmhnrs a. The Colonial club Friday
. .,: a, her homc on Maple aven rOri:
Thr nTcning was spent in fancy , work.
and delicious lunch was served. Lnoso
,,rnscnt were: Misses sue Ankroh';
tEa.hr,,n Durrr. Evlyn clark. Hazel
Sforn Mabel Potts. Mabel L"ntz. I;oots
Dixon. Mildred McCaskcy and Kathryn
McCaSkcy. , - -ha
Mrs. John Martin was hostess 10 me
hnn,r IN Franklin street. Eight mem.
hars werc present 20 enjoy II splendid
program. AZ nine they adjourned 20
meet In two weeks.
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R-ull GeviceS

American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
Louis Paul, Leatherwood
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Anlerlcan. Guaranteed Paint
+, W. Mason Dead.

At Factory Price
,azicr Brothers. Moundsville, ". Va
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Revival Services.
The revival services which ar" being
held this week in the Sand Hill Meth
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p.t.conals and Briefs.

uissas Edith E;ny,ish. Grace Walters
and Ethel Wright spent sunday WIN
friends in Warwood.
Mrs. Friend Clark md son. Toe arc the
guests of Mrs. Lima Clark. :.
Mrs. John Knight Of 'larkshurE. is
visiting hnr sister Mrs. j. r. Clark.
Mrs, NJ II. Willis and Mrs l.. l.. Rob
frsrn were Wheeling shoppers this past
week.
James PyIcs was n business visitor IN
ritt Sburgh the ttrS; OF N" week
AMOS IolliT OF Knob Fork. was looS-
ing aftcr business il the city Wedncs-
Mrs. Keough has returned from visit
with friends in ClarSsourS.
+. r. Alley. of pin" Grow. was hIsi-
ness visitor in the city this week,
The Agriculture ,rluh will give a home
talent play in the school hall next FRI
day evening. Cone out and see Cotton
Workman as the Village Minister.
Or. J. w Good. Of Paden city. Was
a professional caller in the city Tuesday
Misses Hazel Stone and Eesta Swisch-
or from out the short line are in The city
ents.
Mrs James Frame was the guest OF
friends in the city Thursday.
Mrs. Joseph Slender has returned from
a visit with relatives in Wheeling.
6. :. Long Of Pine Grove. was a bust
ness visitor in the cit:' this week
". r Francis. Of Srn'thfeld. was look
ing after business in the city this week.
John SCamm was tranSactinE business
in Pine Grove this week.
Attorney -. V. Lemon was business
visitor in Wheeling his week.
Miss Mary Kerns. of Pine Grove. has
returned 70 her HON" after being tho
guest IF friends In the city.
=. r. Wells has returned from bust
ness trip to Minnie.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-30
Advice Asked BY Young Girl

To the Editor Of the Woman's Page:
Dear Madam am a steady reader OF your
column and would like you to answer these
few questions;
walk when In young mans company
2 Is Il n proper thing 10 kiss young man
good night when II IL his first or second eallf
g. I met a young man the other day. and he
wants 70 see me again As 40 not knew S. any nd
me, would It be the proper thing for me to go
out with him. and II make an engagement
should he call at the house for me or should
4. Is 1t proper for a girl to send a postal card
or phone TO a fellow just for funf
o. Kindly inform me what IL the proper time
for a girl TO be home when out with a young
man at party. b. M.
1. 1t would be better to have the sugges-
ton come from the young man.
2. No. II is not proper to kiss a young
man on his irst second or any call, for
that matter. unless you are engaged to
marry him.
and your parents are willing to have you
meet him on the street; have him call for
you at your home
4. There is nothing improper in sending
a postcard to a man, or phoning TO him,
for that matter. but IL is foolish thing to
do. It is always better 10 let any advances
toward friendship come from the man.
s. Go home immed ately after the break.
Ing up OF the party. Do not loiter about
the street late at night with a young man.
II you are out walking you should be home
by 10 o'clock, but, of course, a party may
be later.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-30
THE JOY 1T BRINGS TO SOME
WOMEN TO SAY II TOLD YOU So"
Dame Grundy's Choice Bits of Gossip Fall Like
Sweet Music on the Ears of These Members
of the Fair Sex

IT TOLD you she wasn't respectabiel"
4 The voice az tho other end OF the
telephone had breathless triumphant
note IN it--one might almost imagine the
speaker rolling this choice morsel under
her tongue; they were talking Of SEN
sationai divorce suit, news OF which had
only just gone abroad, confirming tho
gossip which had como to her ears.
why are women. upright, wellinten-
toned Christian women, 90 fearfuliy un-
Kind sometimes in their estimate Of
others. and why do they really gloat
when they nnd themselves able to say.
Il told you So"
They utterly lose sight Of the suffer
ing that is being brought on the woman
herself who is the cause of II ALL Not
that / wish to condone her actions.
The central character In ''The Two
Virtues" which had such a successful
run here last season. makes startling
srraignment OF what she calls 'virtuous
women"
The exact phrasing escapes me, but
the substance Of her defamation was
that "the pensions scattered all over the
continent were full Of so-called virtuous
women, watching with hawklike eyes
every strange and forlorn female who
appeared. prying into her affairs and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-30

To the EDITOR of the WomdH's PaOe.
Dear Madam--In the EvEuEo LEpoHa Of oo-
men I Nish TO- siys my Ideas concerning the
subject. The writer's quotalien. "a yleany nlsn
sssmsfion. the most foolish thins he or .bs sas y
ever written. II 4 BY no meanE q true state
sa 6: d.esS s' 9u sos e e.. esqs ss
MAJ !. 81; sss zee prospect, s ssto.. b. /.
enough for rainy day there Ia no reason under
not wanted bY the .gir Of his oheics. No iii
s ,ss s's SSs ssu S ss ssov soo msss sss
do her part 70 help the man. The writer said
larity. This he would not DO f HE wife kent
herself attractive Some women yet the tdS4 into
their heads they can dress any way AT all after
msrrisss but she SHOULD look upon hsr husband
a. 4 swssthoar and dress As carefully as before
marriage and she will succeed.
Every man knows what Il takes 70 live now
adass. without considsrinE bis mothers account
books but II nis wife IL sober sensbls alrI
Il e man or boy waited until the world
thousht ~ was old enough he would wait until
man q suoce11 IA life without helping hImf
.4x % ~ <o4o< People who hare pfo@p<fous
o4<leok eod ~ntL q NARY 70 q, neIp e4c1