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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
Situahons Wanted-Male

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CHAUFFEUR mechanic desires position.
touring car or truck Address MS z.
San Antonio.
EN-sOLDIER, expert Chauffeur. wants
steady position driving private car. Ad-
drcss 145. care Herald
YOUNG man wants employment as night
clerk. hellman. porter. checker. iu or out
% town Address Y ia. care Herald
REGISTERED pharmacist open FOR DO
sitiou Feb. 1st. IL years experience. age
80. speaks Spanish and English. address
l4-. care Herald
ENGINEER-Gas or Oh. position wanted
operator. instal or repair all around ex-
perience. can go anywE re. have refer
ences. must be steady work. answer fun
particulars and wages. Address A. "
care Herald.
WANTED position as manaEer OF
Dry goods or general store. married. are
81 years. 20 yearg experience. capable OF
handling a 100000 business past q years
manager Of an dp 20 date dry goods store
N a live West Texas town. prefer West
Texas or New MeEico. Address 2ss.
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
Held Wanted-SaIesmen

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HIGH CLASS SALESMAN. calling on gen
eral stores. drug and department stores.
In Texas. New Mexico. Arizona and Colo
rados right nan can make big coumls-
sion with our starie lines. reference want
ed Address The InnI orters Co. 1855 Law
renee 81. Denver. Colo
WANTED-stoek salesmen. The Rogers
Refining Co OF san An1onlo. Tex, has the
fastest selling proposition IN the state OF
Texas today strong beard OF directors
endorsed By governors. senators and hank
ers- Most complete prospectus ever got
ten mp. Ten reproduced letters from stock
holders who have purchased from $4,000
70 $4,000. We are now building our 1900
barrel refinery. ad1acent 70 san Antonio
one well drilling AZ Burkhuruet-. Tex
Other valuable holdings IN Kansas. Okla
homa and Texas II you are experienced
and a producer We can use you Refer
ences required Excellent territory now
open y immediate application Is made
Stock salesneu from Iowa and Nebraska
are coming here 20 work on the jon Ten
boys Joined our force last week For
complete information address all com
munications 20 II. n Rogers. 318 Bsdeu
Bldg san Antonio Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13

Money to Loan
SEE Us for any kind Of loan. Equitable
Loan Assn. W s Miller. Mgr. 315 Trust
Hours. 9 an 10 ) pm; s pm 20 8 pm
and jewelry.
FULLAN's. ia y. STANTON ST.
IS To $50 loaned honest employees. cheap
est rates. confidential Quick Satisfactory
service Drake. 2o1 Roberts Banner.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money loaned on diamonds. watches. jew
elry, automobiles and oil stocks at the
lowest rate OF Interest. business strictly
confidential.
SECURITY LOAN co.
1os s. 81 Pasa Phone 2754
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
THE WEATHER

L. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13

Uasement q the First National bank
These figures taken from the board at
the close or he session Tuesday noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
Lost and Found

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LOST - In center Of town. spectacles IN
black case Finder return 10 Hotel Lin
den
LOST Two dogs. SPITE and American
bulldog. bulldogs ears and tail trimmed,
reward Phi 37Z9 after s.
LOsT-Black leather automobile glove FOR
right hand at transfer station Please re-
turn TO Gem Saloon, receive reward
KEYs LOST.
Key ring with 20 OF y keys. button hook
stamped schmeIEel shoe Co.. also bottle
opener with likeness OF Mermaid on one
side and September Morn on reverse side
Liberal reward 224 Mills Building. Phone
$500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13

HEMsIITcHlNG on all ulzterials. mems
shirt making a speciaItr work caiieI -
MADAME GRAND PiERRF = DesIFnsr
and dressuaker. risks Apt IS MADE &C
measure garments Tor out Or town custom
ers and shaping service. prices rery rsa-
lonahie.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
Wanlsd TO Reni

LADY employed would IKE coy living
room With kichenst IN private family. close
In address III. care Herald
LADY would Ike uufurnished rooms In
private home and family near car llre
Address \ ~ care Herald
BY LADY win III Of :. small furnished
apartment klchenar. private bath. prefer
near ST Joseph's Academy. ADDE'S X
las. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
Help Wanled-MaIe and Female

/ Help Wanled-MaIe and Female
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I AIIENTION-Increase your income dur
Z ing spare tine Addressing envelopes send
stamped envelope for Information A
slaEslman. laz2 Elan s.. ClneinnatL o
Help Wanted-FsmaIs
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GOOD family cook wanted. also woman
Tor housswork- 1zl5 e Rio Grande-
WANTED = Waitress for lunch counter.
Paso del Norte.
WANTED-An Engiish speaking house
gil Apply 192s olive and Ottawa
WANTED-A giri. 1911 Magoffn. Apt- /.
can ~ after p N
WANTED English speakinE ElrI f0T
general houseWorl. 81 California
WANTED Reliable EngIish snealzinE
hogs- keeper. Apply 55e6 Altura atter 9
WANTED-Toung ladies 10 wait tables.
Elite Confectionery Co
WANTED Working houseEeeper. no
washing or ironing. salary $50. Cali 1901
WANTED-Good cook and housekeeper
Tor two adults apply 900 UpsoD ave. Phi
WANTED gil for general housswork
Thar VIII stay nights 1912 Randolph, Phi
$3.50
WANTED-Touns lady assistant chill
dren's department for saturdays Guaran-
tee shoe Co
WASIED-English speaking SRI 10 help
with houseworks 10 you want work. see
me. 3s26 Hueco-
WOMAN or gil for general ho1seWoriz for
small family, no children. no washing.
ccnltortahle room. good uay- 1901 Hueco
ENGLIsH Speaking girl for general house
work IN family o. .. miles down the val
ley. "a Mrs white. lIoi-R-L
WANTED-GirI 70 DO house work. no
Washing good pay. c. R. Daniels 3711
Oxford
WANTED-Good cook family Of two
adults and & children. s. week. 90 home
nights Pm. 7s56J-
EXPERIENCED salesiady wanted. refer
euces. good hours and pay. no Others an-
ply American Candy Kitchen. $50 y.
WANTED - At once. Eng.ish speaking
cook and house girl. snail family. easy
work good wages Apply az Piggy IVigglv
on san ANTONIO 81. ask Tor Ar- Scnmuczer.
WANTED-Ladies TO carry teIegrarns in
walking distance OF office Can earn SO
70 SIS a week Apply Western Union Tele-
graph company.
A GOOD woman wanted for general house
work Whlte or colored. out OF town. SIS
month, board and room transportation
Apply - Leon 81
WANTED-Cook for private family. so
per week. room. board and washing. must
keep kitchen and dining room clean. no
laundrys can have afternoons OF per
week. IN. 523s. 1903 ~ kansas
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money loaned on diamonds. watches, Jew 7
elry. automobiles and oil stocks at the
lowest rate Of interest: business strictly 7
SECURITY LOAN co.
log S Fl Paso- Phone .7sz
EXCEPTIONAL opportunity for brIEht .
business woman 20 join oldest orEaniza- B
tion TO travel in Texas and California call &
ing on business uen and manufactures 4
sales experience desirable Phone after I
?. m or write r Morris. al Del Norte .
Hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
Undetakers

UNDERTAKING CO.
open day and night. 5o6-51s Texas st.
Pm 1s2. Private ambulance service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13

ONE hundred and forty-three years
" ago today. January Is. 1777. con-
gr=ss authorized a new flag with
thirteen stars.
Find another congressman
ANSWER To fEsTERDAf's PUZZLE
Left side down, in body.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13

PersonaIE

Personals
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sUE-Am awful lonesome. please write.
everything VIII be forEiyen- sianley-
WANTED-To adopt a girl baby from IS
months 70 years OF age good home and
education- Address W. rs. care Herald-
WANTED-Composers o. verse y music
20 write ms al once, brilliant opportunity
FOR good talent Address Burrell Van
Bureau. y g Grand opera HOUSE. Chleago.
Special Notices
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WANTED-Pupiis in stenography by pri-
yate teacher. Ph. 6c53
YEITON FAINT CO.-Painiing. paper
banging. decorating SOS n Stanton. Phiz4l
MILLINERY-Ladies' and chlldren's hats
made old hats made new renovated and
remodeled- Nine SeEll. sos y kansas-
MRS. CHONLA-Woman's EI-. an hand
made articles. needle craft crochet AID
tatting. orders taken Us ~ Campoell-
SEWING machines bought. sold. rented
and repaired Call for Peters. sos Texas.
Pm 4si
CURTAINS LAUNDERED-ouick service.
work guaranteed. get my prices. cut rates
FOR Jan Mrs. Richmond. Ph- IlszW.
MAKE Investigations and estimates
Write me fully what you want in first
letter. P. o. Box 1l3. San Antonio. Texas.
HEMsTITCHING and pleot edge Work
done on short notice. aEy kind OF ma
tsriaI Singer Sewing Machine Co. EOS s
e Paso St
ATTENTION, NURSES.
Why stay in a rur- Here IS a PROPOSE
ton worth looking into. Apply p Palms
Court, 32e ". Missouri or Phi 5563 from
u 10 . or 20 s.
TRANSLATION.
En- Elish-spanish. letters. catalogues. legal
papers. guaranteed expert work strictly
confidential. job lots or piece work. prices
reasonable. phone or write for interview.
International TranslaturL Phi T4s7W. 5ll
e Boulevard
NOTICE TO The PUBLIC AND Pa
IRONS or THE NATlOSA-s TAKING
above exchange having changed hands
Will be operated on an Up 10 date system
Phi ISIS and our MAJ viii call and make
exchanEes q records AZ 10 cents each
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13

TEACHER Who boards wiu shars attic
tive housekeeping apartment with healthy.
unemployed lady who VIII care for apart
-.--M nr-a- 1 u y
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13

WANTED - By employed couple steam
heated room and board with private fam
lly. walking distance Phi 51a0 between
S 40 and s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13

Central OIL and stock Exchange.
-06 North Oregon street. e Paso Texas.
These figures taken from the board at
he close OF the session Monday NIGHT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22

responded the Bachelor comfortably.
"BRsides, THAT'S much better than
spending your life with a woman who
knows exactly what you will do or
say next and has You all diaErammed
and tabluated. and isn't thrilled or
disturbed or surprised at anything
-
of courser' interrupted the Widow
with sigh OF comprehension. "a man
always wants to play fairy godfather
70 woman, and to surprise her
ana naturally you want to marry a
girl who believes in fairies and Santa
Calus, and all that"
Not at air retorted the Bachelor,
Indignantly q want 10 marry q
woman who has flirted with a lot OF
men but still has all her illusions, and
Is sweet and romantic. who will IN
derstand me, but still worship me:
VINO VIII respect me and coddle me,
adore ne and let me alone "
A miracle-" breathed the Widow
with a gesture Of despair.
es-a sort Of miracle admitted
the Bachelor. But YOU never seem 70
know when I am proposing to youf"
ne complained reproachfully.
oh, were your The widow looked
properly contrite.
7 WAS" accused the Bachelor.
with a distinct emphasis on the past
tense.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22
Ell Pasoans Wonder
What They VIII YEA
on Beaches This Yeo

Il Pas0ans who have been cor
templating spending the sumner At
the California beaches and those few,
like E. ID. Lschman and while
Winch. who expect TO 90 to Atlantic
City. are wondering If the action o.
the New York authorities relative TO
bathing suits is going TO affect other
cities and their action
With the advent Of the bathing sea-
son right here and vacations At tia
seasnora close 20 hand FL Pasoars
are giving heed 20 what VII OF viii
not De worn At the beaches this sum
The question OF Importance IS.
Are the gorgeous one-piecs suits
which reveal the beauties Of the fair
sex IN no uncertain manner going TO
re tolerated during the approaching
-log days.
New YORK has got the edict from
the police department. and Consy
island nathers are beginning 70 won
Ger. me LoneT island swimmers are
20 be hampered somewhat, Il is re-
ported More than that $50 bluecoars
ana eight poiiceWomen VIII BE- on thu
Here's what the Coney islanders are
facing this SUMMER IN the way o.
RESTRICTIONS
70 bare legs Women must wear
tull length stockings. no SOCKS.
NO one-piece bathing suits for men
OF women Women's skirts must
reach TO the knees.
10 walking on streets In bathing
No handbau or baseball plavfnr
when In bathing suits.
sspooning absolutely taboo.
And AT the beaches where the "A
z i-aoans are gong What2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22

she cheats herself 10 less than the
man TO whom she has nothing 70
give II she'd waited a love greater
than the unreciprocated one she felt
tor Fred might have come into her
lie she might have found content
ment in work
At least the door to happiness would
nave been open 70 her. But with the
image OF one nan in her heart. she
can't make another man happy nor yet
Ind anything but misery in his arms.
For love their is no substitute love.
Aou have to merit the real thing
enough 70 win IT, or long for IL
enough 70 wait for It.
Now. for ambition. Suppose Won
long to be a great singer. II eight
hours Of practicing per day and six
years OF preparation and year upon
gear OF conserving what you've
gained and adding 70 Il by managing
your whole life in terms OF your voice
are too much-desistt Work ana
sacrifice are absolute essentials TO -he
making Of singer from a songster.
The road is hard and long. So Won
prance into the chorus and lark
about with your gift and wonder how
other people set so far in the world
Fhen part in a sextet seems about
the height o. attainment for you.
ana now for work Is there anv<
ihing Just as good as that?
Is a "cinrh job" OF dishonest get
rieh-quick scheme or a life OF idle
luxury gained through accident OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22

/ A STRoLoGERS read this as an IN
~ fortunate day since Saturn and
Uranus are in evil aspect Jupi-
ter, however, is in a place that prom
lses aid 10 humanity
All the signs seem to indicate an
access Of national energy and an
awakening to the urge OF current
events. Enterprise OF every sort Is
Wen directed Great courage in busi-
ness ventures Is fOretold
While men, and women, too, are
subject 20 astral forces that make
for discomfort and unrest. this period
OF reconstruction viii bring about
conditions most favorable to the
progress OF society.
Uranus is read as forecasting books
and plays that viii be extreuelv
critical OF women in their new rela-
tons as voters and the women are
advised to be exceedingly wise in an
their public activities. for the stars
presage many campaigns OF gossip
and even scandal
Labor continues subject to a SWAY
mat promises continued disturbances.
Inese may not be Uniform or appar-
entity centralized. but thew will nro-
duce sensational results.
The seers declare that the plane
tary aspects denote that the world
EeFolutlon is as recognizable in the
united states as elsewhere and they
urge an awakening to the real sig
nlIlcance OF current events.
Dolu saturn and Uranus exercise
great power over the human mind.
despite the sway OF other planets.
This means a conflict between Old
traditions and new ones. and II viii
not soon end. according to astrolo-
gers.
In the coming Weeks the race ones
ton wiz come to the front in a v-av
TIA viii command national attention.
II Is prophesied.
Since colored women come under
the sway OF stars making for strong
demands for equality and justice. Il Is |
prognosticated that they viii become I
prominent as factors in a great re- /
form movement
Personal disputes and heated de-
bates among legislators again are
forecast Party leaders will clash In /
Unexpected situations that are now
developing, according TO those who
read the stars.
r. Persons whose birthdate If is have
ne auEury Of q year Of routine and
iuccessful activity II born in the
morning, they may expect a great
ieaI Of prosperity.
Children born on this day are
kelly to have careers that proceed
moothly and advantageously.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22

birth TO be compared with it, Is any
thing else 70 be compared with the
privilege OF making a place in the
world or proving ones Strength and
ability and fine uentaliry2
suppose you drift into some occu-
patton where you can get on quickly
oy going through some routine or
ma King the motions Of attending 10
Quslness- VIII YOU crow VIII you
build yourself into a fine organiza-
llon- VIII the power 70 meet and
cope with situations come TO you1
Most decidedly not You viii simply
urltr along and putter about. You
may make a living You may retain
your f0othold on earth.
But you're cheating yourself OF
your chance when you refuse TO work
When you buy goods and q clerk
oLlers you near silk instead Of the
SIX Tor which you asked and for
NAlcn also you were prepared TO pay
you consider him either a cheat or e
FOOL 1ou Insist on what you asked
lor- II you had wanted cheap. poor
material you would have gone to the
bargain counter and there have Of
IsIeq bargain prices But you wanted
me nest-and you insist on it. Tou
even take the trouble OF traveiinE
ABOUT and matching and considering
ana comparing. so that you may be-
sure OF the best.
Is less than the best good enough
Tor you IN your work. ia your plav
IN your desires and ambitions, in your
II you want the best. II YOU are
ple pared % pay for IT, II you've
trained your Judgment so you Know
IL when you see lt, and Il YOU insist
on u, Who is going 70 dare offer Won
IN foisting &c upon you2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22

Bachelor desperately. "a man
likes to flatter himself that he Is
the first to kiss his own Wife.r
-'Of courseP cored the Widow.
And a woman can flatter herself II
she is the last to kiss her own hus-
bandl Isn't that Just lie a mans rea-
sontngi But. a girl who has been
courted and kissed is much less apt
TO wonder, after marriage how other
men make love, Mr. Wearh erby. = girl
who has Sno 4 the glamor Of 70
nance Is much less -pt to wake UP
and yearn for il. after the HONEYMOON
Is over. and the pI'osaic monotonv OF
marriage has set IN Why most Of
the nice, quiet happy. successful
wives / know were perfectlv orlt-
rageous heartbreakers before they
married-and most Of the married
flirts I know were women who mar
ried their first love- and began 10
wonder afterward il their husbands
were really the most fascinating men
In the world It must be awfuIly
hard on a man to be his wffe's first
love. she added pensively.
Not half so hard" scoffed the
Bachelor, as It Is TO find girl Ike
that-s sweet. trusting, romantic. un-
sophisticated girl with all her nlu-
Couldn't stand the strnin.
who expects you to live up to the
role OF a hero out OF a Harold Bell
Wright noveii' broke IN the Widow
mockingly. who is looking for a
combination OF Adonis. Solomon, Loeb
invar. and Eugene Obrieni Who puts
you on a pedestal and insists that you
stay there, no matter how slippery Il
IS Goodness Eraciousi wouldn't be
q mans first love for anything in the
WOrld-above all my own husbands
I couldn't stand the strain OF living
up to shat flawless impossible combf- !
nation OF cook-ange l-siren-and-sew |
ing-machine. OF which every man
dreams, until he has known a few vvo- I
men. and has discovered that they
have moods. nerves. tempers and lit /
tie human faiings, like everybody ]
else. And how can man stand the 4
strain Of living with a woman who 4
doesn't realize that men are human I
and would rather be coddled and pet
ted, than adored and respected and /
chung to- It must be a dreadful bore \
70 live with an angel, with a blank
white past. who makes you feel like
q demon every time you look at HERE
Man Wants a Miracle.
"Oh- wen, chap gets used 20 that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22
"DintyMoOre Serves I'm Up To Publishers:
Gotham While ':Jiggs ''IsAuOay
'Maggie's Mash Cordial
de Monohan' and Nora
Nog' All Dispensed.

/ NEW YORK. Nay 22-When il a
~ mug Of ale not a mug Of ale. and
Jet 20 ali intents. appearances
taste. effect etc. etc. very much :
mug OF ale2 When? Why. At Dlnty
Nloore'si
Everybody all the way from Nome.
Alaska. TO Cape Horn. knows Dintv
Moore's place Of business ..Dintv
MooTe's Cafe" 'Dinty lfoora-Familv
entrance or any Of the Other
monakers that used TO distinguish the
thousand and one other cases in me
country IN the days before the Dread
ful-Drouth
Dinty's OF course. Is the have, 4o
which Jiggs. the famous comic char
acter IN Bringing up Father" is Oft
times pictured by George 1c3fanus as
fleeing. when Maggie gets out the Old
rolling-pin and charges. Dintv's-
Wnere JigEs spotted Mr.. lIorganbflt
passing and chirped;
Morning, Mr.. MorganbNt. it's a
tine man you are"
Hum" from the great financier
can say as much for YOU And
the retort triumphant.
An, but you could II you were as
big liar as am"
But as many times as Mr.. Nrcaranus
nad referred to Dinty's in his comic
ana as curious as was his legion OF
followers concerning the actual an
pearance OF the saloon. until lately
none ever experienced the Keen
"a tllicatlon OF stepping up TO Dinty's .
par ana ordering a high one.
hence the complete surprise OF the I
hundreds OF newspaper publishers OF I
tne country upon stepping into the /
foyer OF New York's FAM !
Gus Waldorf-Astoria recently 10 h. 4
greeted with the sign:
Ihis way to Dinty Moore's."
4nere u was; No mistake about the
way sign.
The publishers from the four cor
llers OF the nation had met 70 discuss
ne menaciug newsprint strinrencv-
lut me worry burrows immediately
.aaed from every forehead when they
'eailzed the import Of the sign-an
invitation 20 Dinty Moore'sf
A swinging door, CALCULATIONS oil
lmazementi
Fumes Of eorned beef and cabbaee;l
music or clicking cocktail shakers.
tnglng slphons clinlSing glassware
ne buzz OF merry jests. billowing
aughter
And who should be there but the
sreat Ganynede. "Dintv" himself. be-
una real mahogany bar, setting
mem up. flowing and sparkling. the
'roduct Of hope and the grapee And (
Who but cartponist George Ncaranus.
rs loot on brass rail, chatting with I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22
WHY l LIKE TIT WEEKLY SLIP HORN

prizes may be seen in tn east show
WINDOW o tn Palace BuEar where
they'u remufn until tn erenfns fhs
prizes II be awarded. FOIIerfn, IA n
letter from Lille Nugent sefffn' ouf
WAY he likes tn Weekly Slip Horn
tn besti
like tn Weekly slip Horn becaus-
Il stands firmly back O. N, rrre.f
geological Investigations in northern
Montana
II has whole week 4 sort out
what's fit Is print.
It's sFimmin' pictures are true 4
wien II says n story Il continued
on page nine IL haiut on page Teven.
It's fight fer oiled streets has been
anIi nehin' In tn face o. powerful in
1uences.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22
By HELEN ROWLAND.

you mean" said the widow, "thai
she's an accomplished coquet2T
Exactly"
Then. why don't you snap her upTi
demanded the Whdow. why has a
man such an aversion 20 marrying the
one kind OF woman in all the world.
who can UNDERSTAND him.
Good Lordr groaned the Bachelor,
''Tm afraid"
AFRAID OF whatg" seoffed the Wild
ow. That she will understand you
too Eell27
Perhaps" grinned the Bachelor.
'And besides, a chap wants to read
his own books-first."
@Dear me! Or that basis, a vvO-
man would never marry at ALL
ret0rted the Widow. s<Where IN
the world could she find 2 mascu-
line heart that hasn't already been
read by half n dozen other vTo-
menf'
@Oh. that's different declared the
Bachelor. Everybody knows that a
man who has had his fling viii make
the best husband, once he settles
down. 4 man who has seen life viii
not be so apt TO be looking for It, aft
er marriage; q man who has known
lot of women is pretty sure Of MS
choice when he selects one OF them
from out Of variegated assortment
Then, why on earth" demanded
the Widow, shouldn't a girl who has
known and Girted with a lot OF men
be much more apt TO be sure Of her
own heart, when she makes her
choice, than one who simply takes
her first offer-haphazard Why
shouldn't girl, who has fancied her
self in love several times. be much
more apt to know the real thing from
the imitation when she finds il. than
a girl who has never been engaged or
.But thar. just it., insi.tea the