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New-York tribune., 1921-05-27
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
MOROCCAN TROOPS
DEFEAT SPANISH

Paris, Aug 5.-Dispatches received
here today indicate the situation OF
the Spanish troops in Northeastern
Morocco to be very serious A mes.
sage from Oran, Northwestern Algiers,
declares the rebelliOus Moorish tribes
men have appeared before Melilla and
that General Navarro and the force Of
men which was surrounded at Mount
Arruit. have surrendered
Madrid adviCes assert that, in view
of the seriousness OF the situation, a
ministerial conference seems immi.
nent and former premier Maura may
be asked to form a new cabinet.
Evacuated Stronghold"
Madrid. Aug. Spanish forces
have suffered a severe defeat in
Northeastern Morocco, where they
have been resisting heavy attacks by
rebellious tribesmen, it is declared by
newspapers here. AdviCes received
by La Voz state that Nador and Ie-
luon. which have been looked upon as
keys to the Spanish position before
Mellla, have been evacuated by the
Spanish troops, while another news
paper says the tribesmen are holding
5000 Spanish prisoners.
Riga Aug 5--The discovery of a
counter revolutionary plot at Rostov-
on-Don and the arrest of its leaders
is announced here The movement
was being led by Major General
General UktOmsky.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05

Tom Dunn visited his daughter, sis'
ter Hildegarde, at Notre Dame, Ind,
the past week,
Mrs. T. ]. Harty and family Miss
Josie Carney and Celia BrodbecK Of
kinsman, Mrs. Felix DevanCy Of OF
tawa, Mrs, Charles Mapdy and Mrs
James O'Laughlin We're visitors At
the Frank Deyaney home the past
week.
Mrs. Patrick Herlihy OF Seneca Wis,
tied at the home OF her niece, Mrs,
Edgar Sheedy, the past week,
Mrs W r. Dunn visited relatives
in Dwight the past week,
Miss lone Ballard spent Sunday at
the Andrew Anderson home,
Mr.. and Mrs Merrill Bradley and
daughters, Ellen and Edyth, were
shopping in Ottawa Wednesday,
Mrs Andrew Anderson has been III
at her home the past week,
Mr. and Mrs r. j Dunn and daugh
tr Anna were callers at the home Of
the formers sister, Mrs Emily Moran
Saturday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. James Carey and
daughter, Anna Marie, OF Seneca
spent Wednesday here at the Cordial
home,
Larry Omaha, a farm hand employ
ed by Charles Laatz, was injured
while working with a threshing crew
at the farm of julius IsaaCsCn a
load Of bundles tipped over with him
, intlictng inpuriea to one leg. DR. w
..,l a. ttg.t.g
the man. Omaha whose leg wa;
badly swollen, was taken to Ottawa tC
have an X-ray examination to see Il
there Is q fracture.
Mrs. Thomas Thorsen CT north oI
Seneca spent part Of last week at thc
home of her parents Mr. and Mrs
Andrew Anderson,
Miss Stella Kelley spent last weeI
at the home Of her sisters, Mrs Ere.
Shecdy,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
ATTEMPTS TO HOP
RIDE; FOOT SLIPS;
LIVING, BUT WISER
YOUTH AGGED WHEN HE
FAILS TO NEGOTIATE RUNNING
BOARD OF AUTO HE NEGLECT
ED TO SiGNAL-NARROWL ES.
cAPES SERIOUS INJURY.

While attempting to hop ride or
II Maxwell touring car driven b. Earle
j, Lock, sales agent OF the Harvey d.
White automobile firm Cf this city,
Milton J Formulas, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Emil 6, Formulas. 100 West Mad
lson street, sustained several minor
injuries and barely escaped fatal in.
jury. According to the statements Of
eyewitnossea, Formulas was mighty
lucky that he didn't receive scvcral
fractured bones or that he wasn't
Killed.
The accident occurred at tho on
trance of the Driving Park yesterday
afternoon about 3 O'Clock, as the ball
game was finished Locke. together
with friend, had driven to the game
and when 1t was over they hurried to
the car to avoid the rush and jam
tormhals, with several of his boy
friends, were among those first out
OF tho amphitheater They noticed
Locke driving out Of the park and de.
cided to jump aboard the side Of the
car and ride downtown.
Without giving the driver any aig
nal that they We're going TO jump on
several OF them succeeded, but Form
halls, as h attempted, slipped and fell
Luckily he grabbed hold Of the run
ming board Of the car which he grip.
ped tightly Mr. Locke. not knowing
that Formulas was hanging on the
side, kept his ear moving, while Form.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
BROOKFIELD

Misses Florence Higgins and Lo
retto Gull of Chicago arc visiting al
the Mro, Robert Maier home and with
other relatives in and near Seneca.
c, NJ Benson Of CHICAGO, former
Mareillcs tailor came Saturday for
a visit with his son, Forrest Benson
Edward Malady was an Ottawa call
or on Monday
Mrs Verne KiHer spent a few hours
In Ottawa Wednesday.
Rev and Mrs. f. w. Merrill and
Miss Edith Heath are visiting rola
tiycs near Earlylle.
Miss Mabel Benson and Marvin Ben
son of Chicago are visiting with their
aunt, Mrs, John Schank
Mr. and Mrs. G r.. Bevington, Mr.
Joel BcyingtOn, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Bailey, Mrs, Charles Towncr and
daughter Dcyalva and son Clarence
and Mrs harles Huck Of Mendoza
were guests last Sunday OF Mr. and
Mrs, II, A. Beviurton.
Miss Myrtle Connor was in Ottawa
on Wednesday,
Earl Olsen OF Chicago IS spending
his vacation with relatives here.
A. T, Larson lost fine work horse
valued at $27j, last week The horse
became i'll after working in the in
tense heat and had been sick fer scy
eral days, Veterinarians were called
but its life could not be saved.
Workmen engaged in remOdelinl
the Marsh homestead have discovered
some very old nCw9 papers and pc
riOdiCals. Some OF the newspapers
bear the date &C 1898. They wer.
published in Ottawa, Chicago, Cincin
natl and New York One Of the elder
Marshes, long since dead, was the col
loctor, and he placed the papers ir
the attic
Ernest Schroeder has rented the
Simmons farm, in FAN River town
ship, just went OF the golf grounds
for the coming year. He will worf
1t In connection with the former Mont
gomery farm, the present tenant VII
liam IT. Vaupel, expecting to remove
TO another farm.
Misse Hildegarde and Felicia Maiol
have returned from Franklin Park
whero they spent the past month Wis
iting with their aunt, Mrs Walter
Bailey, and with relatives and friends
in Chicago.
John and Geneyicve Morrow of Odel
are visiting relatives here.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
DEKALB CAPTURES
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Dixon, H., Aug. g. Milwaukee goll
team OF De KalO won the Northern
Illinois golf tournament, played here
Wednesday and Thursday with Dixon
second and Rockford third. The play
was - holes against BogeY five men
playing on each team and the tourney
ended:
DcKal6 l05 down; Dixon 1873; Rock.
ford 1863, Bcloit lt3; Woodstock iS0;
Sterling 1873 Freeport lS5; Polo POS;
Tampico 225; Morrison 23g.
Foster of Beloit won first individual
trophy with 23i strokes; Oakland of
De Kalb was second with $50 and
Hunt of De Kalb was third with 1888
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
GRASS HOPPERS FILL
ST. LAWRENCE RIVER

Quebec, Aug. 5,-Countlcss dead
grasshoppers iloated down the st,
Lawrence river today, Observers
could offer no explanation, At Three
Rivers, the insec,s covered the river
from bank to bank
May Be Suicide"
New York, Aug 3 New York ag
riculturists advanced the suicide the
ory in connection with discovery to.
day of myriads Of dead grasshoppers
floating down the ST Lawrence, They
explained that, having eaten every
thing behind them, the horde approch
ed the river, failed to negotiate the
broad jump and plunged ahead to
their doom,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
localities

Roland and Lloyd Watterson, OF
South Bend, Ind. who have been the
guests Of Ottawa friends for a few
days, left for their home this morn
ing, They were accompanied by
Harry and William pusey, of Van
Buren, street. who will spend few
days at the Indiana city
G. s. Cullen was IA passenger for
Chicago this morning,
w r, Mers Is transactlng business
in Chicago today,
u, j, Mcleod is spending the day
in Chicago on business
Mrs. II. +, Bradford is Chicago
visitor today,
Miss Ann McGarr went to Streator
yesterday to attend a funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Gihlcr, 737 East
Pearl street, are the parents of a
baby son born last night at Ryburn
hospital.
John Walsh of La Sale visited
friends in this city yesterday after
noon
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bogerd enter.
tanned the employees Of the Corbus
drug store at a picnic yesterday The
party mOtOred out north OF Wedron
in the early afternoon where a pleas
ant time was enjoyed. In the evening
"a picnic supper vas served,
Mrs Joseph Met2ger has returned
from Chicago, where she attended the
Pageant of Progress.
Mrs. NJ Engel Is in Chicago Wis
IL 4 a lntt
SHORTS tswS ostr ic
Miss Susie O'IIara Of Belfast, Ire.
land, who has been spending the past
three weeks visiting her aunt and un-
Gle, Mr. and Mrs William Mulholland,
on Superior street, left today for Chi
Cago.
Miss Anne c. Hathaway has return.
ed home after a visit with friends in
Strcator
Mrs. Roy Gratteau and children,
Beatrice and Clayburn. have returned
to their home in Chicago, after a
visit with Mrs Thomas Dwyer, on
Michigan street
Miss Stella Hartkorn was Peru
visitor yesterday.
Attorney Thomas n Haskins of La
Sale transacted business in Ottawa
yesterday.
Sid Weise was a Streator visitor
yesterday.
M and Mrs John T, Mueller Of
Eastwood went to Chicago to attend
the Pageant OF Progress yesterday.
Mrs Anna Tally has returned to
Grand Rapids, Mich, after spending
a few weeks with her mother in this
city.
Mrs Arthur Holmes has returned
home after spending a few days in
Chicago visiting friends.
MIR and Mrs John ] Motta2 and
daughters. Arlene aniN Pearl. have
returned to their home on Chestnut
street, after a visit with friends in
Chicago.
Harold Erbus OF Peru was an OF.
tawa visitor last night.
Mrs Lena Williams of Lexington,
XIV. is visiting at the home of Mrs.
Scales on Guion street
Misses Mary DOugherty and iilda
Meady have returned 70 their homes
in Ottawa after visit with the for
mer's sister. Mrs E T. Reed, in
Grand Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs c. w Irion have re-
turned to their home on Congress
street, after visit in Chicago.
Harold HageT OF La Sale was an
Ottawa visitor today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
WAIT THEIR TURNS TO
SERVE JAIL SENTENCES

Blueieds, w. Va, Aug. 5.-The
Mercer county jail here has become
so crowded that there is not enough
room for those given jail sentences
during this term of court. However,
a plan was accepted by Judge J. Frank
Maynard OF the Criminal Court, Prose
cutting Attorney II. b. Ose and Sheriff
Hunt to meet the cmergencJ When
defendants are given Jail sentences
they will be permitted to give bail
and take their turns at serving the
sentences as soon as other prisoners
terms are completed.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
FOUR CHILDREN DIE
IN TENEMENT FIRE

New York, Aug -Four children
were burned to death and seven other
persons were seriously injured in an
early morning fire which swept fou'
tenement houses in the Bronx this
morning The dead are;
Victor Corsinc, IA; Harry COrsine
8; Edna Corsine, 10; William Corsinc
5. all children OF Julio Corsine, who
lived on the top floor of the tenement
In which the fire started Corsine es
capped.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
GREEKS TRAIL TURK
MU NITIONS VESSEL

Athens, Aug. The Greek min
istry Of marine the newspaper Hestia
says has received advices that the
Turkish steamer Gul Djemal sailed
from New York July % with a cargo
of munitions for the Turkish national
lists. Greek warships have been in
structed to hold up the steamer and
coniiscate the cargo.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
INJURIES TO DELAY
CARP-GIBBONS BOUT

New York, Aug. 5.-The Carpenter
Gibbons fight planned here for the
first part of October, has been post,
poned because of injuries the French.
men received when he was defeated
in the fight with Jack Dempsey in Jer-
sey City July g
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
OMAHA MAN HELD
AS MAIL SUSPECT

Omaha, Ncb, Aug. 5.-A man,
whose name was given as Harry
Palmer. was being held here today
following his arrest late yesterday
by federal officers in connection with
the theft in Toledo last winter Of
$500. GOO worth of liberty and other
government bonds,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
Entertains for Chicago Guests,

Miss Marguerite Boyd Of Chicago,
who is visiting Miss Ella SIMMER
was guest of honor at very pleas,
ant dinner, which was given last
night at the home of Misses Geb,
hardt on Jackson street Eight
young ladies we're in attendance. A
delicious dinner was served at $50,
after which the guests were taken to
a down town picture show.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
UTICA GIRL VICTIM
OF CHILD PLAGUE

The home of Charles Chamberlin
in Utica has been placed under in
tantile paralysis quarantine, Helen
Porter aged II, the little daughter Of
Mrs. Chamberlin, is suffering of the
disease.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
REPORT EARLVILLE
BOY KILLED IN CRASH

Camp Grant, Aug e. Especial. +
Frank a. Frazier Of YorkvilIe was
seriously injured yesterday when an
army truck carrying members of the
citizens military training camp to
the rifle range at Camp Grant. over.
turned in a ditch, killing two and in.
iuring seven.
The dead,
Walter Sta8iak, 1858 Baker, avenue,
Chicago
Kenneth L Foger, M North Broad
street, CarlinvilIe
The injured:
william A, lIolfsIs, 1888 West l06th
place Chicago, who received Il skull
fracture and is not expected TO live.
Frank a Frazier, Yorkyille, Ill.
Herbert f. Xook, Peoria, H.
Albert Russell, La Grange, Ill.
William G. Clinton, 205 South Guy.
Ter avenue, Oak Park, Ill.,
Alfred Cupp, Woodland, Ill,
George Sears Beaver Dam Wis.
Palmer Mitchell, Olney, Ill,
All the injured were rushed TO the
base hospital at Camp Grant, where
their injuries were treated, The
truck was carrying the students from
Camp Grant to the rifle range, when
it skidded in the mud and turned
completely over
At the time of the accident a party
of Chicago citizens were visiting the
camp, At the request Of Col, William
=. Jackson, commandant of the train.
ing camp, they were asked to inves'
tigate the accident and place the
findings on file The report of this
committee held the accident TO he
unavoidable and absolved all from
blame.
The early dispatches sent ont by
the press from Camp Grant gave the
address Of Kenneth L. FOlger who
was killed, as Earlyille This caus-
ed much uneasiness among the resi-
dents of Earlvile. who feared that
Folgcr's name might have been mixed
with some Earlyille boy. F0lger is
not known in Earlyille, according to
information received from there to.
day.
Two Earlville boys, Ralph Dupee
and Gilbert Meloy are attending the
camp Neither Of these boys was in
the accident
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
HAIL. WIND, DESTROY
SASKATCHEWAN CROPS

Regina, Sask., Aug. damage es
timated at more than a million dollars
vas caused yesterday by hail and
wind storm which swooped down on
an area Of from seyenty-iivc to 100
miles east and southeast of har'.
with wires down details were meagor.
In one district, according to reports,
strip of grain thirty miles long and
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05

Tho Turkish steamer Gul rDjemai.
which sailed from New York July %
for Naples and Constantnople, was
reported as having arrived at Glbral.
tar Aug 2 and as proceeding the same
day, The steamer belongs to the o..
tOman-Amerlcan line.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
PLACES HEAD ACROSS
ILL. CENTRAL RAIL

Dixon, Aug. 5.--Peter Schultheis IS.
Of this city, committed suicide this
morning at Amboy by kneeling beside
a slowly moving Illinois Central
freight and laying his head over the
rail He was decapitated
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
Notice.

Don't forget the lawn social tonight
at Harvey Whites = lawn, 526 Guthrie
street Ice cream and lemonade, cake
fortune teller grab bag and soft
drinks Come. Tickets, % cents.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
Notice.

Come and see Uncle Toms barba
cue. Did you ever long for the good
old days, when you could 30 TO bar.
bacue? Well. such win be on George
Daniels lawn, COS Third street, be.
ginning at $500, lasting all evening.
Proceeds viii help finance recent re.
yiyal meetings OF Union Mission
Church.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
Marriage Licenses.

Media Castagnoli, Ottawa, %.
Irene FranCisetti, Ottawa, 20,
Fred Dalton, OglcSby. %.
Florence Roe, Oglesby, IS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
Notice.

There will be a meeting Of the
American Society for Recognition 0l
the Irish Republic tonight at o'clock
at St Columbia Hall
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05

FOR RENTING unfinished rooms;
suitable for storing furniture, etc,
Addrcsg T. this office
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05

FOR RENT-One of best located,
strictly modern six-room flats in the
city. For information call at my OF
fee Do not telephone, This Is too
good a fat to rent by phone. WIN.
JAMESON. Room 306 Armory Block,
Ottawa. Ill.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
If

If love were It rcSpccter of persons
there would he more bachelors and
spinsters in the world.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-05
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-24
BeRny's Matchbox
THE PARK AVE. NEWS.

Weather. Loose,
ENter Big reward! Puds Sim
kins offers cents reward for the
ded or alive capture of whoever
plugged up the holes in his mouth
organ with puddy. Among those sis
pected Of the crime are Reddy Muir
fy, Ed Wernick, Lew Davis and. Ar
tie Alexander.
Sissiety. Mr. Leroy Shooster wawk-
ed with a slite left handed limp last
Sundey on account of his new sun
ley shoes and Expects to do same
next Sundey.
Pome by skinny Martin
FizZeology
feel strong and athaletic
Like the statue of a Greek
But II somebody mentioned a errand
Id suddinly grow very weak
Wimmins Notes Loretter Mincer
made lemmin merrang pie all last
Wensday attlrnoun and the family
ate 1t without enybody gessing wat
kind Il was,
DO you wunt enybody followed dav
or mite? Absilootly confidential. Sid
Hunt, private and publick deteck-
tive. Advertisement
Lost and Found. Neither.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-24
THE NEW GENERATION
BY Jane Phelps

A quick step. an outflung door and
Joan was in the room.
Hello! What you sitting in the
dark for?" she called.
Waiting for you dear. dressed.
then it was such a lovely night that
| put out the lights so | could see
the stars. Come here-see that
moon. 1t is like some young beautiful
girl growing up. but just in the half
way stage, so white and innocent IN
its half grown state"
"It Is lovely! saw it down on the
beach"
did you have a good time, dear?'
Lovely! Ted Walters-thats that
blonde boy you saw in the water
asked me to play tennis tomorrow
morning"
"Fine!" Margaret said with en-
thusiasm. II do so love to have you
enjoy yourself" she added. II there
was bit OF diplomacy IN her enthua.
iasm 1t could not be wondered al.
You pay very well, Joan
Yes, my game IL fair one. Hes
awfully nice"
"He-who?" Margaret's thoughts
had strayed.
"He would be nice or you would
not have cared for him" Again di-
plomacy might have been suspected
II like him almost better than any
boy l know--unless 1t is Malcolm
Frost He isn't bit foolish. one
Of his chums is, and don't like him
4 bit. Always trying to say smart
things. and acting up"
Margaret knew Craig Forester
was waiting, wondering why she dld
not come down, but she would not
disturb Joan's condolences.
WAS that his mother that pretty
woman in pale lavender I saw talk
ing to him?"
"Yes. Isn't she lovely? She looks
like a piece OF Dresden china. said
so. and it tickled Ted to death"
children usually like to hear their
mothers praised,H Margaret remem-
hered. and she hoped Joan did also.
the night when Gloria Freeman ana
Malcom Frost had told her she
looked lovely in Joan's rose sweater.
Time TO go. / asked the maid 10
stay with you until you were in he'd.
and then to remain outside uEtl 4
came up"
ooh. I forgot! It's the baii@
"Yes. Tell me IL | look nicc--os
well as Ted's Walters mother vii!
expect she will look wonderfully
young and lovely. She did even IN
her beach dress"
IT'S that ghost dress, isn't IT.
Joan queried soberly
Yes. Do you like It? Do look
nice?" The yearning in Margaret s
voice must have reached Joan,
You look perfectly heautitu'
Mumsiel Better than Mrs. walters
and that's going some I'll tell the
world"
Tank you, Joan. would rather
YOU would compliment me than any
one in the world" Margaret meant
it, And she forgot to notice the slams
IN which the compliment had been
couched.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-24
Oklahoma Outbursts
ny OTIS LoRroN

For some reason or other we notice there has
5"n G1,n an unusual trade in stew pans tins
Just 10 show how we have scrambled up.
"aId, We note that ten yrars ago cRgR w,rc
only 10 cents fnzon in Chandler
Maud seems 10 boz getting into print rather
ottrn those days not because of her RICK. bat
on account OF some unusually big oil wells
considcrabio uucasinos. was manifestca by
IN" lhn7 THIS week whom 20 appeared that In
board.
someone seems 10 have beat tho Muakogc
frl estate push ~ 10 and sold tu sackson Var.
n"'t at private sale % bungalow Instead of
mansion
one of the tragedies NJ Christ umastido Ia the
Adh banker who committed suicide because he
Distress Of his friends
knowing what we do we think we can under
Whnl IN" business wisdom of the Broken Arrow
J'"rrr who adv"rtiscs that he Will keep "mum" "
on th" price OF engagement rings
Thor" is this difference between LLOYD George
ana W. l.. G"urgo Of England Lloyd stands
Tor the modern Irish ana W. l. for the modern
girl bnt both have troubles yet undetermined.
Thos q. Andrews OF Lincoln county. capdl-
date for auorney-gcnoral, h. the first repub-
combines that rare trait Of being both Il poet
ana "a lawyer.
\ Kansas city reader Of culyumists sends to
uA Few selected clippings which were prob
Whly Intended 10 warn US against girls who have
tendency to prrvuricnto All We have 10 say
Ia returt IL that the *. G.. man does not vet
Know girls, Notwithstanding his baldhoadcd age.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-24
Is She Prettu g?
the Japanese Russian way.
BY NORA COLE SKINNER.

deeds make homely persons pretty
but every homcly girl knows th1t
good thoughts and even angelic
deeds will not make a pug nose Gre
clan, nor bad complexion bcaut'-
ful, nor straight hair curl. II cah't
be done.
Men must be educated, trained 20
know that mere beauty does no.
qualify girl to be "A wife, a good
cook, housekeeper, or mother. Ii
must be drilled into him who pops
the question that the skin you low
to touch" does not always cover n
peaches and cream disposition.
The fact that she is pretty doe0
not prove that her heart and hedo
are not right, but too often the
sterner qualities are not considerCc
at all-her face is her fortune.
Beauty Is only skin deep, but char
octer goes through to the bone.
Given time to get better acquainted
many a homely girl with an admir-.
able character would be found To
have hidden charms, and many
hasty marriages with merely pretty
girls would never take place at all.
Safety first! stop, look and listen