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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
SkYSCRAPER At 9TH
AVE. ANO BROADWAY
Gary State Bank to Build
New Home With 125 Foot
Broadway Frontage.

Plans have been completed. il Is stat
Oh. for a large office building. which
Viii he owned by the Gary State bank
of Gary and also be the home OF that
growing institution. 1t IS said that the
structure. which viii be erected ~ the
southwest corner Of 9TH avenue and
Broadway. viii be ten or twelve stories
III height and besides housing the bank
VIII contain the general offices of At
least Two subsidiary companies OF the
steel trust.
TO build Soon.
10 figures az 10 the cost OF the Struc-
ture are available. but il is said it will
be the most imposing business block in
northern Indiana, and construction is
scheduled to start as soon as the wealth
or n1oderates bit.
The bank now hiss two-story home.
with so feet frontage. at the 5th avenue
corner ana three vacant lots adjoining
K 10 the south. II IL proposed 10 erect
a structure on the whole Plot as well
IS the unused portion in 5th avenue III
back OF the bank. BY tearing down the
front Of the bank IL can be incorporated
into The new structure and business is
e. be carried on in the place While the
new building is under way.
steel Financ4ers Back Tt.
The Gary state bank has had won
derful growth since il was opened for
business in the early part of March. It's
stock is owned mainly by high officials
of the steel corporation. including
Judge Gary. President Burlington Of the
Illinois Steel and Gary Land companies.
Supt. r. W. SeyI, General supt. w. r.
/ Gleason. General Counsel X. X Knapp
and President II. G. Hay. jr.. of the
bank. whose father is assistant treasur-
4 er o.. tho steel corporation. Its assets
: approach the four-million dollar mark. il
employees nearly 40 persons, and it IL
open several nights a month due 70 the
/ check ceshing requirements Of steel
workers.
Home of Companies.
Besides the bank il IS understood TINT
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
Capt. Riley Nabs
Bootleggers

HATTIESBURG, MISS, Feb. g
Capt Thomas Riley, Company f. Gary,
l51st infantry, who took a detachment
Of 5ffo0 men to Camp Augusta, has re-
turned to his command As the train
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
STANDARD CLOSED
BY COAL SHORTAGE

The STANDARD Steel Car Company an
Hammond has been closed down since
Friday because Of coal shortage. Two
thousand men arc out Of work tempo
rarily and preparations for the govern
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06

work toward providing for women en-
ployes what the state factory Inspector
has taken as his big efort-sottins &
standard to which employers and en-
ploSe. Will conform.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06

boat question at navy yards for some
nonths. He excited the curiosity of all
Gary people a few years ago when he
transformed a motorcycle into an auto
mobile
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
To Prevent The Grip

Colds cause t5rip-LAkATINE BR0Mr
QCININE Tablets remove the ca4st
There is only one promo Quiuine." +.
". GROVES signature on box. soc. sd
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06

passed through Atlanta q lot OF boot
ieggers boarded II. But before they
could dos any business Captain Riley
had them all under arrest and thelr
liquor conhscatsd.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
SHE GETS IT BACK.

Through the efforts OF the East chi
ago police the vaudeville actress who
lost a valuable brooch in Hartley's the
atre a week ago has been placed in pos
session Of her property.
The officers are still working on evil
dence in the case, but expect to be able
10 close IL up within q few days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
u. s. Agent Busy.
BROKE THROUGH
ICE INTO RIVER

HEBRON. Feb. 6.-Mrs. Lizzie Field
man. residing over the Kankekee river
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
DEATH CONFRONTS
TOTS IN FAMINE
Belgium Children No Worse
Of Than City Tots in This
Region.
ne ready for the trenches With mask

While the Chicago fedora milk com
mission. distributors and farmers ere
wrsngling over the price OF milk the
latter refuse TO ship il ana in Gary
widespread distress continues.
only a small proportion of the usual
supply of milk is available and the stu
ton is so critical that the Gary Cen
cral hospital has had none FOR four days
for babies or patients.
Children Aenaced.
Hundreds Of Gary children are about
as safe now as If they were in the
zone Of a zeppelin raid and there IS
much alarm over conditions unless re-
lief is soon at hand.
Try to Break Boycott.
Though the farmers may or NAV not
be entitled to more prices and dealers
may have or may not have been getting
too much the fact remains that the fail
ure Of producers to ship milk is telling
hard on the little ones.
In an effort 10 break the boycott
formulated by many Lake and Porter
producers Gary distributors have agents
as far east as Fort Wayne trying TO buy
up milk.
q. s. Agent Busy.
Assistant city Milk Administrator
Frank Hubinger today was promised a
large supply of milk from LsPorte.
4 few dealers had some milk 10 vend
from the depots while a few others
owing their own cows. are not bothered
by the producers strike.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06

A Thrift card in Jour pocket beats
half dozen flags on your lapel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17
Ameri can Inventors Mechanical
Ear" Fooled Huns Biggest Plans

q. y, Moorhead a 27.ycsrold San
Francisco invent or. with a non de
structive device. d ID more TO win the
war than discoyct crs OF the create ST
llfc-oeatroylnE aE; snclrs. because he
enabled anicd cot nmanders TO learn
tho foes secret ii ans.
Moorhcsd. who began his electrical
experimentation 1t s. invented and
supplied the All led armies with a
contemplating attachment TO ra.
do telephone a1id telegraph sets
which annihilatod distance.
Naval stations q n The Pacific coast.
by means OF IT, were able to read
messages sent ou by German wire.
less stations at ~ ,uen and Hanover.
These messages were recorded on
photograph cyund ers and decided.
Moorhead also supplied batueships
with sInplifior sets that allowed them
Go read German orders TO suhma
rinea he adapted wireless tolephsnes
TO allied airplan, which enabled
them 10 talk to ca. II other and Co the
ground while flyiuy. lie also worked
- '- 4@eNhAA ~ thhA
by which all the alemys orders cent
on field phones an, tickers wer or.
ped and copied by siEnalmen.
The futile Gcr.n drive toward
Paris WAS rolled hack because tho al
lies knew In advas cc every move the
enemy would made. This the Ger.
mans admittod-and it is in no small
means due to Moorhead's little device
th.t this was posi- BILE
hoorhead is in Washington. clos.
ing "a $3.50, 900 contract with the Unit,
ed States rovcrrpent to equip all
naval Vessels and stations with am.
plifiers. Later he will turn his de.
vice 10 commercial use. reducing the
expenso of radio sets on mercha ut
ships 20 one tenth their present price.
he says. and also turning out small
equipment for use between cities and
the offices and works or big compa
MICS, These will afford absolutely
private service. for tho Moorhead
amp!!ticr cannot be tapped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17
SPECIAL TO PHYSICIANS
Doctor, what DO ysu K~ceamen nd TO
Renew the supply OF Trsn In the
nisod Of People In q WEAK,
Nervous, Run-Dorn statef

Or. MacApine. for ie years nd
tunct professor In the New YORK
Post Graduate Medical School and
Hospital. says the Introduction OF
Nuxated Iron gives 70 every careful.
thinking physician a tried and val
liable prcscri piion which he can rec
ommcnd nearly every day with
benefit 70 his weakened and run
down patients.
DIR. AacAlpine's opinion IL borne
out by the Enforcement OF such ply
sicians as Or. Schuyler G. Jsques.
formerly visiting surgeon 81. ELIZA
beth's hospital, New York. Dr. =, J..
Newman. late house surgeon Of JEFF
ferson Park hospital. Chicago. DR..
James Francis Sullivan. formerly
physician OF Bellevue hospital (out-
door epartmenD. New York. and
the Westch-ater county hospital Or.
Ferdinand King. New York physician
and medical author and others.
William r. Kerr, former health
nted Iron should be used n every
hospital and prescribed ~ every
physician In this country.
Now, doctor. when you wish TO
prescribe true tonic. strength and
blood bullder--one that puts the
vim and energy into the veiss OF
the weak. inflrm, rundown and
aged--why not try the same kind Of
iron-NuJsted fron--thst Or. Mae
Alpine and other physicians have
used with such success in their prac-
tice2 Two five-grain tablets OF Nux-
ated Iron. taken three times per day.
after meals, viii often Increase the
strength and endurance Of delicate,
nervous. rundown folks in TIVE
weeks time. Your druggist will re-
fund your patient'a money II II
doesn't.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17
Divert Big Cargo
of Wheat to B. C..

A. cargo Of 5000 tons OF Aus.
tralian wheat on the British steam
err Yankaiiila was diverted TO Van
couvcr, p. c.. from Seattle Monday.
by the United States food admins.
tration. The Yankai!lla's cargo was
ordered by the food administration
with the clause that the govern.
ment would have the right 10 refuse
acceptance should the necessity for
the wheat be withdrawn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17

People % Washington state rnus,
no, 10 left TO the mercy Of In
suraneo combines and rsres arbl.
,rariiy set by elianes % insurance
managers.
This Is tho warning Of State In
suranee Commissioner II. o. F1sh-
hack. who will ask the icgislafur.
70 enact a law giving the commits
sioner's department tho authority
to pass On az insurance. rate iu-
,rezscH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
NsthInE Like Plat. r1tro-rho sphsae
10 Fat ON Iirm. itonithS tle-h
aud 90 Increase NtrrnEth,
Nlgor aud Nerve Force.

Judging from the countless prep
nratfans aud treatments which are
continually being advertised Tor the
purpose OF mnillng taln people
fieshy developing arms. ncsk ava
ard angles by tl.l soft curved lines
"a health and beauty. thorc are evi-
IDENTITY thousands 80 men ana Woinwi
who kesnly feel thtsr cNecHsre thth~
meas
IA due 10 HtarNfd nrFNrp. our
hadieA need more phchphatn than lH
contained in modern fts1dh fhNH.
clans claim there. is nothing TVS
viii supply this 'efic tehcy 80 wei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17

Rachel Curtis will answer
YOUR question personally by
mail. Make your letter short.
write on one side OF the paper.
give your full n,mo aud address.
and enclose Scent stamp for
reply. Only fow Of the hun.
dresls Of letters that Seattle girls
address 10 Rachel Curtis can be
printed. but she ~ selecting the
most typical for answer in The
star. No names and addresses
will be printod.
The star IL cooperating with
tive war work council Of the
Young Women's Christian as.
sociation, which has los,nci
Rachel Curtis for this work. Sho
has at her command the services
Of women physicians, lawyers
and other experts upon whom
she may call for authoritative
advice in answering your letter.
Address:
RACHEL CURTIS.
War Work Headquarters,
y. VI {. 4.
GOO Lexington ave,
New York City
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17

Dr. MacAlpiss graduated from
the New York University Medical
College. was assistant surgeon (out-
door departmont). Bellevue hospital.
formerly house surgeon. and for is
years adjunct professor New York
Post Graduate Medical school and
Hospital, which IL tho original ans
largest Post Graduate Hospital in
the United states. a member ~ tho
New York County Medical Society,
the New York state Medical Soci ETY..
New York PhysiciAns Associated
ssd Post Grs@uate Alumni Assocls-
ton DIR. NscA1pise, whose office
90 at 13i West s1th st. New York,
IL regsrtes as leading American
authority on Precteloyy ass has lee
turcs and operated before tho Surg
zeal Section OF the New York state
Medical Society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17

aessG drugr'sts as bitrs-psszshs,e
Witch Is isnpsBstvs. asd IN soid ~
most al truHgbis uadsr . Gaasan-
tee % sat'sSartisr or frossy ssrk.
~ sspsiyias IN. s.ay cells With N.
nscessAry uhaspAor.c feed elerne ats.
hltrs pAosDhats snickiy prsauces a
valcsE. trpsxfoynAflsr ia the np..
ps~rascs; The tss resss 10 ~slgat
frequently b.isg sstssishiuE
lns's hospital, ~ = c., showed that
two pstssst. gained in weigh, -
and ~ rounsf, rrspectirely. thranSn
n. Naturalization ~ his orsSnie
have not felt - strong Asd well for
tkr past ~ years.
This increase In weight also car
ries with 4 a general irnptoyemcnt
iessneas and lack OF energy. which
nearly always accompany excessive
thinncss, soon dlaapprsr dun eyes
become bright and pale checks glow
vic, the bloom 81 perfect heAsh.
Physicians and hospitals every
It's By i,A use in ever increnlng
ausstitie- FresSrick Koile. NJ D.,
ssitor 81 New York rhysielans'
who's who. says Bli TO- Fhos.
doctor ans used IN every hospital 60
increaae rtrength and nerve force
asd to enrich IN. blood"
Miss Josephine DAVIS. reportiaE
her ows experience WITH bitro- phees-
phate, says. 1T is remarkable
what 81 did for me. After few
days / began 20 regain my strength.
felt full Of ilfe, was able 10 sleep
|sounsly. and all my little troubles
resr1-d 20 dissppcsr I gained -
pounds IN four weeks"
Joseph - HsrriEsn. former visit
Jag specialist 20 North Eastern Dis
rensstory. ssys: Let thoec who are
weak. thin. nervous. snzrmic or run
down take natural unadultcrgted
russtsncc Fuch as bitro- phos phnts.
and you VIII soon sec some aston :
tHhinE rrsultH ga the increase ~
nerve energy strength ~ body
And mind and power of endurance"
CAUTION. Although ro-rhsuphAts
IA nnsurpa--sd for relieving ncrs business.
siscpi~sHnesa and general weakness. OWN :
TO It's remarkable flesh growing prop
critics. u should not he used 81 anyons
who does not desire to put on flesh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17

Hasufseturers Net. Nur.t.d, Irsa
which I. ~sa by DR., AaeAplno Asd
others with such surprisisg rsauits and
woich Is prsErisss ~'s r,csmm ended
80 physicians, 10 set n secrst remedy
but one which IL well known 10 drug
sists eserywhsfe. Unlike tss elder lner-
Eanic irsn products II II essily asst ssil-
sted. dses net isIurs the tsath, mako
them BLACK. nor upset the Htsnach The
manufacturers guarantee -uccrasfui sAs
entirely satisfactory results to every pur.
chhser or they will rofuss your msney.
II il dispensed IN this city by owl Drug
Co. Bsrteil Drug Co. Awift's PHARMACY
and w ali other druggist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17
Andy Eldred, Naval
Aviator, Visits Home

Andrew Eldrcd, former Seattle
nevspaperman. who was q FLYING ca
dot in the naval aviation service at
Pensacola. Fla, when tho armistice
was signed. has arrived home for a
brief visit,
Eldrcd attended the University of
washington, was editor of the Daily
there ans later worked on Seattle
newspapers. Later he was connect.
ed with TIM Washington bureaus of
the United Press and Inferno uonal
News Service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17

OF the old mineral salts OF iron, and
gives TO every careful, thinking
physician "A tried and valuable pre-
scription which he can recomme nd
nearly every day with benefit to his
weakened aud rundown patients
Nuxated Iron. by snriching the blooo
and creating new blood cells.
strengthens the nerves, rebulds the
weakened tissues and helps 10 insti1l
renewed energy gnd endurance into
the whole system. whether the pa
tlent be young or old. In my opinion
Nuxated Iron is the most vaiua bic
tonic, strength and blood builder any
physician can prescribe"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17
SERATHOL FOR
INDIGESTION
A PHYSICIANS ADVICE

Owing TO tho great variety OF
HisrnAcf ailments and the hundred
usd one "apscifica" Tor their treat
rnent. 10 would indeed be- n mere
chance II tho average inynan select
I'd remedy for hia own case lint
would. give substantial aud lasting
benefits. even granting that the ae-
lected remedy poaacHsed real merit
when Administered for specific
condition. II IN. therefore. NOT sur
prisinE 10 find tho sufferer from
stomach irreEularitiea huylnE aud
trying first ono Cure" sh~n an
other. in vain endcoyor 10 obtain
relief. Recent Investigations ~ tho
treatment OF large number OF cases
Of indiSeston. dyspepsia. Eastritia
and conditions arising from hyper-
acisity Of the stomach, prove that
there is nothing moro effective in
the treatment Of those ailments than
ordinary rerathol. which can he oh
taineu from any good druggist At
trifling cost Many n sufferer from
these complaints has been agreenhly
surprtRed at the almost instanta-
nsrsts relief and subsequent perna-
nent benefit from It's use IN many
cases OF hyper-acldity. a single dose
u serathol produces almost magic
effects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17


not requested Il. You might give
him a scarf. some handkerchiefA
cuff links or box OF cignrets.
Q-f had a boy friend whom !
have known since school days. and
We went everywhere together. until
! moved out OF town. ! never went
with any other boy. wrote 10 him
regularly for some time. and then
grew tired 81 IL ana dropped the
correspondence. have heard that
he feels hurt. DID l do riKhtg ]
wouldn't know how 10 act II | should
ever meet him again. ~. - y.
Ar you had known the
young man 80 well. and he had
been a good friend. he had rca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17

whutp ] am not
exactly engaged
but with whom I
AIN on very friend
~ tcrtna7 Would
"a photograph 81
myacif be al
rlght7 y Y. Il
N the young
man has asked
you for a photo
graph. tho pic
turc would make
"a suitable Elft
A girl. ~ course.
does not offer
her photograph
- - .... 81. -. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17
Today's Health Hints

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ToNiol
iH becoming more and moro popular
as remedy FOR conRtipation. IT les
now put up In chocolate coated pel-
let's. is inexpensive. and can b. OBJ
tained from all good druggists with
out physlcian's prescription.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17
MAY KEEP UP CONTROL
OF WHOLESALE MILK

Special 10 Tho Star by n. H. A.
LONDON. Dec. ~. -- Permanent
control Of tho Wholesale milk trade
taken over as war measure, may
be held by the British government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17
Dr.KennethK 5ss Is Professor s:s::
New York Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital
Saws that Nuxated Iron
l. In His Opinion The Most Valuable Tonic, Strength
and Blood Builder Any Physician Can Prescribe

Probably no reznc.y has ever met
with such phenomenal success. as has
Nuxated Iron--oyer 100000 people
annually are taking II in this coun-
try alone. IL has been used and
highly Endorsed By such distin-
ruished men as: Hon LeGlie ".
Shaw. former secretary Of the treas
ury and ex-governor OF Iowa; former
United States Senator and Vice
Presidential Nominee Charles ~
Towns: United states Senator T. S.
Johnson: Judge @. w. Atkinson. OF
the United States Court Of Claims, OF
Washington: Judge Samuel 8. Yoder.
Statesman. Jurist. formerly surgeon
major in the army; U. $, Commits
sioner of immigration Hon. Anthony
Caminetti. and others.
WHAT DIR. MACALpINE sAysi
During 1s years an lecturer and
adjunct professor OF spaclal surgery
fProctology) in the Kew York Post
pital never had recourse TO so vail
liable a remedy for building up the
health and strength Of deblitated.
convalescent patients as Nuxated
Iron. Severe tests recently made
with Suxated Iron have absolutely
convinced me that IL is a preparation
of most extraordinary merit.
III people would only realize
that iron Is Just az Indispensable 70
the blood as Ia air 10 the lungs, and
be just az particular about keeping
up "a sufficient supply at all times,
there would. in my opinion. be far
less disease resulting from anaemic
weakened conditions. For years Il
was problem with physicians how
TO administer iron In a form that
could be taken up by the systcm and
Sncrease tho red blood corpuHcles
without upsetting tho stomach
biaekening the teeth or producing
other disorders almost az serious "a
the lack Of iron itself. But the In.
PRODUCTION Of Nuxated Iron has dons
away with all objectionable feature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17

Crystalline your appreciation Of
what The boys have done for you by
joining the Red Cross before Christ.
mas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17
~. a. ~, Tips
G2GJxAwN TO TIE
Sg-Z2ZEZYGzN
WAlAZME2XE
- Rl1Ld G4Z

Q What would be proper
Christmas sra for n young man 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17

Own you please tell mo II the,
will discfsrgo a married man with /
dependent wife and child, who en-
listed At TIM beginning Of the war II
the L. S. navy for four years. o
viii he have to stay until his enns,
ment expircgs
MRS AGNES ".
II n married man wiIh DO.
pendent wios and child enlisted
In the naval reserve or uhe naval
auxiliary reserve. ne probably
signed up for four yea1s. or for
the periaJ OF tho national emery.
ency. In which case he will prob
ably be released within a short
time after he signs hia applica
ton papers for release. The men
with dependents and those who
have important Industrial posi-.
tons will be the first 60 be DIS.
charged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17

o.-f arm ~ and keep company
with a young man five years my
senior. who IN very upright and re-
snseiabss. am very usuch puzzled
an 20 whether ahouad give him a
Gift for EhrihimaA az token Of
friendship have b@'n going with
him only three montha. II u prcxsr.
please givc me a few suggestions as
20 wha, I saould give. Please be
quite frank. x. NJ
A-Therc II no nccersity fer
you TO give tho young man q
Christmas pncaeni an a token 81
friendship. since you are not en-
gagged Ia HIM Il wooid DC per
fectiy correct FOR yoN 10 send
him a ChriEtnrlH card. hut moth
ing further Is expected OF you.
since you have known him such
short time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17

son TO s.rei hurt when YOU
stopped wrA ing. II you care for
him. I should advise you TO write
TO him. but. II you do not care
for him. II Wa ia be better TO ie,
the matter drop where u IL ana
act aa nntura lly aa possible
when you meet him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-17

Q--whon l VIVA Visiting a friend
in another city, met a sailor whom
liked very much. When he wcn'
out on hia ship. isn asked for PER
rnIhslon TO write 10 me. and gave
IL. lie writes very often and has
rent me hia picture. He asked fol
mine in return. Shoslld aend ~,
lie says he loves me. and wants me
10 become engaged to tnm and NARY
him al soon a. no returns aid
that no didn't know sne well oaough
so love me. II seems 10 hur, him
when I write like that should l be
iisve all he writes. or should stol
corresponding with him. G. H. C.
A--AH long aa your sailor
friend tells you that nc loves you
and wants 20 marry you. IL win
be perfectly proper 10 send him
your picture. since he has asked
for H. You arc right not 20 give
Ia too readily. but when a man
asks a woman To marry him. he
Ia usually In love with her. III
were you. should b. inclined TO
trux; and believe IN him. There
IL mo reason why you should
stop corresponding with him I'M
icaa he should give you some
just CAUSE for doln. so.