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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-05

ii II. and Nh. John 0eslsy &
Proonption township.
10 the Strains " y LCvo Ton
Truly. sung ~ Mis- Marian -Daksf
|ol Reynolds. asststed = The organ
~ Mis- Cladys 1eurlins. ths bfide
entered the church walking With
hsr father. She was attended b.
her maid Of honor. Miss Myrtle
Hicks. tie fowsrs girls, Miss Lusala
Hichs and Miss velmA Hicks and
Miss Norma Krpll = ring bearer.
She was met ct the chancel steps
BY the bridegroom With his grooms-
man, John Caulsy, his brother
The service was coaducted By
the Rev. Albsrt H. Head, After
which the bridal party left the a.
tar to the strains OF the wedding
march. played By Miss Msurling.
Following the wedding ceremony
. reception was held at the home
Of the bride in Presumption town.
ship for the; party and immediate
relatives. A four course dinner
was daintily served.
The bride was PRETTY gowned
In . white ge0rgette dress lined
With white satin beaded with silver
and white, as was also the bridal
veil. The brides flowers were
roses. The maid of honor wore
pink satin with . picture hat to
match and she carried pink roses.
The little flower girls and ring
bearer were In white wolfe dresses
and wells.
The happy couple left on a we'd
ding tour Monday morning and on
their return will be at home to
their friends on the farm recently
purchased by the bridegroom from
IL. c. Moffitt, two miles west Of
Presumption village. Among the
out Of town guests at the wedding
we're Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowes and
Everett and Mildred, Mr.. and Mrs
William Gauley and son Willie, Mr.
and Mrs. James Gauley. Jr.. Mr.
and Mrs. Will Krull and daughter
Norma and Mrs. John W. Johnston
all Of Rock Island; Mrs. Sam Hall
and J. C. Johnston Of Montezuma
Iowa; Walter and Lucille Johnston
Of Deep River, Iowa, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Evans Of Brooklyn, Iowa
Ready.to.Help Circle.
The Ready-to-Help circle. Of the
Kings Daughters met at the homs
of Mrs. Lawrence T. Brown, sol
Thirtieth street, yesterday after
noon. The attendance was splendid
and the meeting was a very enjoy
able one. There were severa
guests, and one out-of-town visitor
January, and those assisting thu
lis, Ind. After a short business
meeting the remainder Of the after
noon was taken up with quilting
and a delicious luncheon was serv
ed. One new member was addet
to the circle, Mrs. A. F. Sala-
/ The Ready-to-Help circle organ
lied a friendly" committee, o
which Mrs. L. L. Harris is to b.
general chairman. The purpose o
the committee is to visit the lone
ly and to greet the stranger. Eacl
member has been given differen
months in which to entertain thi
committee. Mrs. ]. l. D!cmal
! will entertain the committee Il
Mrs. Robert Frazer Of Indianapo
hostess will be Mrs. Brown AM
Mrs. Glen Burgston. The date o
the next circle meeting will be an
nounced later.
l Win Sponsor Moving Picture.
The Rock Island Musical clul
will sponsor q motion picture shoy
in the near future and also bak
cry sale at the February meetinI
nf tho c1uh n raion tho aqaesg m ON
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ss...s. .cconn.n,ed ~ Miss
Nc4s--,,. esscI ssnr Two num-
~ 49, ss;ss C.therina He,mheck
49, 80 Mann IS-ht. . mnet nm
s.., c~ro.ttion ~ Tortnsseu
snS Mrs Tsve HouEh MCCARTHY
~ thr.. verv much ensoved se-
,ss.s.s. ~ ....,..I s.,c,nr:rsment
- s ~. %. M. on. rher~ed her
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MyQu' M -" s.c.s..rr,,~ Nor
A. ~. n,snn m Nh Waliin con-
cimSed the ana nroeram with Chop-
tn,s vsriafions RriIlantes. Opu,
Nh -
snAats Refore Departuent.
u,.,-N- :. u.,;,. ,o-m..
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memDss VI tno W.. . .aS.... ~
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.ne Osvenpo,. " Cnn ~ p..h
the nome Oh nIs' ueo1e NJ ~. MAJ
tel on HusnolMe stre s. MI 49,. vi
sons ADDRESS was On ING Devolo y
men OF MODERN Asrlca..ule. M'
h. Honmann' scout county ae'.sul
turaI agent WHO was W na 10"
spoken 70 the aepaIlmen., as ea a..
ca to Des MONIES " atIeau al ~ ~,
p0rtant business meeting M,
wilson took tne p'eee 49,, W -
honman. a discussion lo'lo"e1 ~"N
was concluded with tea.
I..,,
Annual Aeeuns'
The annual meeting OF the Sec
ond Christian church was held IN
the church Monday night. supper
ciety to about $50 people. Reports
from the oinerent socle'les Wele
read. ana 10 new members "ele
ADDED 70 the cnvlcn'
Inc omcers oiected lor tne ne"
year are as I0liows !,
Eioefs-r n. Eawi0'
Nesseier, ID. :. asme,.y.
Deacons-h. L. . AtAins14' nj IT,
Harry T ny.,,;a vS.har Tn, 1aden
1eleon' "m &c, .swa;.s
h9sIy nam.ey, N r. ISn"o ns.
. psp ~. H.msriv ~.
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"r ms1... III N....,.-
D;.nist NJ. M.r1arst cool
r"n".., :.s.s ws,1;.u
ussas '--
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,oS
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Rev Iauncelot Hadaway. pastor OF
the Memorial Christian church.
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attend. and goodly humber @ ne
society msmbers are expected. Tne
women are asked % bring tnear
own sewing, e no opecaai WoIk nss
oeen prosaoeo tof tne sisef O0n.
Dmnef e shMefesI
Mr.. and Mrs.. william Butter
worth entertained . company OF
ming at their home. sHiilcrest, NO
line. There were covers lA1d Tor
22. Bridge followed the dinner.
Sewing CRcse klects'
i. Inc Bethany mona sewing ciiSle
met Yesterday astslnoon - ing
eome' Wnen sne ,olaolns om.sis
were eiected iOr me nv yc
IL .,ss.. r.. = P.,a
~ p... ~ r;ns;.
6ecIsts-. y. 49,, -. "e1 1s. n
.sIeas eoAAs'e -
u AIIscn. ~.
purchasing co"m'''s-fS' DEF
ger. $500, -..
a snol' Suslness mee. 80
nelu' 1 ~ 'ae 1917 :, 40
IeAu. wnAe tue Io.n.laa., ,.. VA
s.s . ~. sR.n. :. ~ xsn sanhs .s
eewls tmee ~ee LILY 4e - y. : ?
1a. aoms ca.l t s Vii 70 sA'
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ue H. s,a. .s1s ~, W. ..si III
DeuenVo.s =. se.slaue' WI ine ~
oM1els Fni9ay A'efnooa ..
nora! nan IN tnes court house mrs .
va faIm.n Dee OF CnEaso' pas'
department president, VIII ACT as
lnstaillng omcer ana MRS. Gertrude
wynn OF Coal valley. the nrst pres
ident OF the organization, VIII DC
FAMILY Night At CIuD.
Family night-the first one OF the
year-will be observed at the ROCK
Island CLUB Friday night Inc pro
gram Will include . dinner and
dance. music for the dancing to be
furnished BY Wrixon's orchestra.
All members OF the club and their
friends are invited to attend the
anair.
IL rphy.Werden Engagement
Tri-ctty friends Of Joseph E.
Murphy Of 2031 Sixteenth street,
Moline, will be interested to learn
Of his engagement to Miss Martha
Jane Warden OF Lansing. Mich No
date has been set for the marriage.
Mise Warden and her sister, Miss
Mary, have been guests OF Mr.
Murphy's sister, Mrs. John Nc
Greevy OF Moline, over the holidays
Pat Farrell OF Dubuque was also q
guest At the McGFeevy home.
Neison.BEch.
forth the best wishes Of q host Of
friends COOK place friday evening a
the parsonage on the FIRST MetnOdls'
church when MISS Maurlne blrc1
OF ROCK !siano: oaugntef OF M.: ano
mrs. ?. =; ocn q EsSnapa, m,Gn.
oAne sAs NAe y. E as a 1 Me.,
SOL On MNlne. son w Ml. :.ao NE ~ >
=. y. Nelso1 ol ".nneaIvIs' M,uu
Mlss Sa1Iie oilcn, tne ofi1e sis'eI
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Mrs. Sol Moritz OF Eight Gables, !"
Davenport, is giving q card party
Thursday afternoon at the Outing
club, to introduce her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Rudy A. Moritz. A num-
Der of the guests are tri-city
friends. Mrs. Rudy A Moritz is q
bride Of last summer.
PIT. A. Sponsors Fathery' Night.
The Parent-Teacher association
Of the Horace Mann school held its
regular meeting last evening,
About two hundred mothers and ia
Tiers Of the district enjoyed the
program. given in honor Of fathers
night, which was sponsored by the
Parent-Teacher association. Cordt's
orchestra; gave selections, Mrs. F..
e. Sudlow favored with readings
and Eleanor Mossette with a solo
dance. E. c. Fisher, superintend-
emit Of the city schools. gave an adj
dress on 1.-THE Parents Obligation
to the School" Miss Leas' pupils
were also on the program
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took the favors ID the games. Mrs.
Meersman will entertain the mem-
bers ct her home on Ian. II. =
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Aid to Elect

The ladies' aid society Of the
Memorial Christian church will
meet tomorrow afternoon at ESQ
at the home Of Mrs. Rosa Weiss.
1910 Fifth avenue The election Of
officers will be tho business Of i'm
portance. All members are urged
to be present.
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Loyal Daughters Elect.

The Loyal Daughters of the Sec
ond Christian church met at the
home Of Miss Beatrice McDougall,
924 Twelfth street, last night. The
officers for the new year were
elected as follows:
rresident-Miss Alberta Barnes.
Vice president-Mrs. Grace Sed-
wick.
Secretary-Mrs. Hazel Atkinson
Treasurer-Miss Louise Dudley.
The schedule for the coming year
was arranged. The next meeting
Of the class will beheld at the home
Of Rev. and Mrs. Guy B. Oliver, 800
Fourteneth-and-a-half street, on
Feb. l. Refreshments were served
after the business meeting and q
social hour was enjoyed.
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IL he bride, Or. =. D. Lsvisohn Of
Chicago. HabM J. y. DaSUa Hee-
IA Hin AM Dlnn0a loWi9
Z Quests for tn rsception cn1e u
|S:3o o'clock and wore received b.
III. and 11rs. LivinGstOn ind IT.
and Mn Drabin. one hnndr0d my
fr1ends and relatives wero gaests
|cf Ne evening. dancing bedng en-
|joyod while Medkess crchestfa
played. A pretty dainty lunchscn
was served 1t 1854 On the mes
canine door.
Late In the sweating the young
Dr.. and Mrs.. FlelschmAn slipped
away IRON the guests and started
fDr their two weeks honeymoon
trip to New York The brides go
ing-away outfit was . pretty suit Of
blue and . blue satin hat to match.
The couple will be It home In Des
Moines on Jan. Is.
Fifty 0ut-of-t0wn guests were
present at the ceremony, coming
from cities al over the country.
including Los Angeles. Calf, and
New York city.
Among them were the following
people: Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Living
ston, Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Living
ston. Judge and Mrs. P. Bregstone.
DR.. and Mrs. 4. d. Levisohn, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Goldman. Mrs. P. Gold
man and daughters Rose. Ella and
Edna, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Waxenburg Of Chicago; Samuel
Fleischman OF Los Angeles, Mr..
and Mrs. s. Davidson. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Ginsburg and Mr.. and Mrs. ORA
pin, all Of Des Moines; Mrs. +.
Levitt of Kansas City. Mrs. Leven-
stein and daughters from Green's
burg. Ind.
Miss Livingston, who is the
daughter Of one OF the we'll known
families, was born in Rock Island
and has always made this city her
home. She attended the public
schools and graduated from the
Rock Island high school in the
class Of 1916. During the war she
was one Of the most active Red
Cross workers. and has since been
as active In social work.
DR.. Fleischman graduated from
the East High school, Des Moines
and from the medical department
Of the University Of Illinois. He
spent two years taking POSTCARD
uate work in hospitals at Baltimore
and New York. specializing in sur
gerry. During the war he served
as an officer for two years in the
Bird division, as q member of the
hospital surgical stat No. rs and
the mobile hospital No. 10. He was
in France for one year.
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Girl Reserves Supper.

The Girl Reserves-Philo. Mako,
Ownaissa and Edgewood groups
th;rty-five in all. met at the Y. w.
C. A. for q supper meeting. Fol-
lowing the 6 O'Clock meal, the Ma
kio girls put on the program Of the
evening which included the follow
ing numbers:
Piano solos-Miss Edith Fricke.
Vocal solo-Miss Gladys Malm-
rose.
Mandolin solo-Clifford Cook, &C
companied by Miss Evelyn Durney.
Address, Meaning and Force Of
Public Opinion"-Rev. John Nc
Gown Stevenson.
Rev. Mr.. Stevenson brought out
very clearly how the opinion Of
each girl helps to form public
opinion. The next meeting will be
held in two weeks.
The S. o. s. committee, which In
cludes the executive committees OF
the girl reserve groups, will hold
q meeting next Tuesday evening at
1880.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Batter
worth entertained Z company Of
tri-city friends 1t dinner last eve
ming At their home. sHillcrsst," Mo-
line. There were covers laid for
72. Bridge followed the dinner.
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took the favors II the games. Mrs.
will entertain the mem-
bers ct her home on Ian. II.
r. Setve Oyster Supper.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Cleland Presbyterian church will
celebrate the 18th anniversary of
the organization ON Jan. IL. An
oyster supper will be served and
members and friends Of tn congre-
cation are invited to enjoy the deli
cious menu which Il being arrang-
ed for the meal.
Hens Society Meets.
The Mems society Of the Zion
Lutheran church met Monday eve
ming at the home Of J. NJ. Ander-
son, 904 Forty-third street. The
speaker for the evening was DR..
Adolf Hult, theological professor at
Augustana college. Several, vocal
solos were rendered by Emil Jo-
hansen, also q vocal solo by DR..
Adolf Hult. The newly elected Of
ficers are:
President-Carl e. Nelson.
Vice president-Emil Johansen.
Secretary-Hjalmar E. Nyquist.
Tresaurer-Bert Quist.
Organist-Elmer T. Anderson.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess, Mrs. Anderson. The next
meeting Of the society will be held
at the home of A. G. Swanson, 1120
Thirty-eighth street, on Feb. Z.
Special Meeting.
The Ladies' Aid society u the
Centenary Methodist church will
meet Thursday afternoon at 2
O'Clock at the church for q special
session. All the members are re-
Quested to make a special effort to
attend the meeting.
Evening Of Cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. H, Schnell. enter
tanned Monday evening at their
home, 909 Twenty-second street. at
cards. The affair was given in
honor of Professor Edward Maurus
of Notre Dame, who spent the hol-
idays in the city. Professor Maui
rus and Mrs. Anne Martin took the
prizes. A delicious two-coursed
luncheon was served at the small
tables. There were Christmas dec
oratiors used about the rooms.
Sevens With Miss Putnam.
The Sevens held their regular
meeting Monday night at the home
of Miss Grace Putnam, Moline
Miss Jane Kerns, scheduled for q
presentation of the Sacred Books
of India and a translation OF the
Indian classics, was absent, % heI
topic was omitted. Miss Putnam
gave the story Of Kipling "Nau-
lahka and she proved to be most
entertaining reconteur. There was
a social hour after the study 0es-
sion, when refreshments were serv-
ed. Decision was made to hold the
next meeting in three weeks, in
stead of as scheduled in the veal
book, this making the date Jan. "a
when Miss Mary Anthony will be
hostess.
Lady Elks to Meet.
Lady Elks will hold business
and social session tomorrow after
noon at the Elksl club room. The
meeting is called for promptly al
$3.50. Following the business SEES
sion 500 will be played.
To Have Public Installation.
A joint public installation is to
be held at Odd Fellows hall Fri.
day night, by Rock Island Encamp-
ment No. II, 1. o. o. F.. Canton Sta1
No. 8, and Ladies' auxiliary, Patri.
archs Militant, No. 3. Members
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Family Night At Club.

Family night-the first one Of the
year-will be observed at the Rock
Island club Friday night The pro-
gram will include . dinner and
dance. music for the dancing to be
furnished by Wrixon's orchestra.
All members Of the club and their
friends are invited to attend the
affair.
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Special Meeting.

The Ladies' Aid society q the
Centenary Methodist church will
meet Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the church for q special
session. All the members are re-
Quested to make special effort to
attend the meeting.
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Camp WHl Install Ofacers.

Camp No. 1.4S6. Royal Neighb0rs,
will install officers this evening at
Woodmen tall on Twenty-ninth
avenue the ceremonies to start
promptly at s o'clock. Mrs. Sadie
Welty. state deputy. Of Peoria, will
act as installing officer. Every
member Of the camp Is asked to
be there.
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Barbara Frietchie tent No. 81,
Daughters Of Veterans, will install
officers Friday afternoon at Me-
mortal hall in the, court house. Mrs.
Ola Farman Dee Of Chicago, past
department president will act as
installing omcer and Mrs. Gertrude
Wynn Of Coal Valley, the first pres
ident Of the organization, will be
installing guide.
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n Nerye 0yster GupDer.

70 Serve Oyster supper.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Cleland Presbyterian church will
celebrate the 18th anniversary Of
the organization on Jan. IL. An
oyster supper will be served and
members and friends Of tn congre-
cation are invited to enjoy the deli
cious menu which Il being arrang-
ed for the meal.
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Emanuel. about twenty q the mems
bers being present Tho soctety vot-
ca SO to the War and pogrom Or
phans' fund. Sewing Vas given out
for the Palestine sufer6es. MIS-.
Joseph Tleisman and Mra Robert
Kramer were the hostesses OF the
afternoon. Mrs. Louis Sflbetstejn.
the president, presided Ut the busi-
ness meeting. For the February
meeting Mrs. Louis Livingston OF
Rock island and Mrs. n. Landauer
were selected - hostesses.
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Alunnae Plan Card Party.


Tho Misses Agnes and Eli1abeth
Maucker Of IA Seventeenth street
were last evening h0stesses to the
members OF the tri-city chapter,
villa Alumnae. At the business
session the plans were discussed
for . benefit card party to be given
later in the month, the place and
date to be decided upon later. The
proceeds from the effair will be
turned over to the building fund.
Four tables Of 500 were played
during the evening. Miss Mary Nc
Kinney and Miss Rosetta Russell
taking the prizes. Tho hostesses
served delicious luncheon at the
small tables later in the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-18
Miss Doty Weds
Mr.. Parker

The marriage OF Miss Cecil Doty.
Of this city, TO Mr.. Glenn Parker. Of
Rush City. MINI, took place Wed.
nesday evening. August 3. at the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. r. r.. Doty.
1881 Valley II. The service was per.
formed by Rev. l.. o. Baird. Of the
Plymouth Congregational church.
under an arch OF Shasta daisies and
green's.
rage by her father. was gowned in
white organdie. Her veil. which fell
TO the hem OF her skirt. was bccom.
ingly bound TO the couture in the
back with plating. and fastened with
a wreath OF orange blossoms. She
carried a shower bouquet OF Ophelis
roses and white sweet peas.
Miss Elsie Kalushe. the brides only
attendant. wore becoming frock OF
pale green organdie and a broad.
trimmed hat TO match her gown. She
carried a shower bouquet OF pink
sweet peas. Miss Hannah Marley
played the wedding march and MIR.
Lyle Parker, Of Rush city. MINI.
was groomsman.
Assisting In serving refreshments
after the ceremony were Miss Irma
Doty. Miss Edna Oelschlagel, Miss
Irene Kalushe, Mrs. Fern weesea
and Miss Marguerite Kaiushe.
After short wedding trip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker will make their home In
Sumner.
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teachers
I'm oldcn times the Jews claimed
10 be the conservatorH Of the worlds
morals--they treated woman ~
chattcl. and said that because she
war created after man, she WAS
created solely. for man. Too many
are SIN Jews who never called
Abraham Father while the Jews
themselves have long ACKNOWLEDGED
woman az mans proper helpmeet-
In those days women had few lawful
claims and no one TO urge them.
True. there were Miriam and Esther.
but they sang and sacrificed for
their people. not for their sex.
To-day there are ten thousand
Eythers. and Niriams by the million,
who sing best by singing most for
their own sex. They are demanding
the right 20 help make laws or at
least 20 help enforce the laws upon
which depend the welfare Of their
selves. Why should our selfish
self longer remain deaf 20 their cry7
The date II no longer -. G. Might no
longer makes right. and In this fair
land at least. fear has ceased 60 kiss
the iron heel Of wrong. Why. then,
should we continue 10 demand wom-
ans love and woman's help while
we recklessly promise as lover and
candidate what we never fulfIl as
husband and office holdcr7 In our
secret heart our better self IL shamed
and dishonored. and appeals from
Phiitp drunk 90 Philip sober. but has
not'set the moral strength and cour-
axe 10 prosecute the appeal. But
the east Is rosy and the sunlight
cannot long BE- delayed. Woman
must not and viii no, be disheart-
ened by a thousand denials or n mill
lion Of broken pledges.
with the assurance OF faith she
prays with the certainty OF inspira-
ton she works. and with the patience
OF genius she waits At last she is
becoming as fair as the morn. RS
bright " the sun. and as terrible as
an army with banners TO those who
march under the black flag Of OPP
preston and WELD the ruthless
sword OF injustice.
I'm oiden times II was the Amazons
who conquered the invincibles. and
we must look now 20 their daughters
10 overcome our own allied armies Of
evil and 10 sanc us from ourselves
She must and viii succeed. for as
David sang. God shall help her. and
that right early when we try to
praise her later works II II as II we
would pour incense upon the rose.
II Is the proudest boast Of many Of
us that We are bound TO her by
bonds dearer than freedom and that
We hUs 10 the reflected royalty tohich
shines from her brolc.
we rejoice with her that NJ las;
We begin 20 know what John OF
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Cynthia Grey 3
Maid, rs, Just ont of High School, Loves Man Of 10
ASKS if She Should Marry Him
My Dear Miss Grey /:


Since you have helped many others thru your columns
TO solve their pr lens, going to call upon you, too
lS years old and have finished high school. find
myself in love with 40 years of lie wants me TO
marry him. and since love him. am willing TO-
My mother and father and sisters and brothers advise me
strictly against it, have been acquainted with him for
about two and find that he has bad habits in par
ticuar and that he is good moral hardworking man.
What do you think about it, Miss Grey?
ANOTHER BEWILDERED.
Let rs look ahead feto Dcorschen you are 80 at your
prime, the wiH be 81 Unless he is most unusual
man. fear there cH be little or companionshp betioeen
pou He has already iued thru the ddvs Of his youth and
Wishes TO settle dorm You haze not begun 10 oW
The true meaning Of life yet Unless you too, different
from the ordinary type Of girl you tc do Of t0o things
fall IN Nth younger set Where youth meets youth on
common ground, lead a most unhappy life.
You afford TO wait too three years II at the end
Of that period Of time you stW much for another
cH be much less apt TO make mistake You must
member too that your family lore you and osh to
hdpppyoa cH do toeH TO give their advice second thought