davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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VISITING THE GIRL GUIDES.
American Girl Scout Executives
Studying European Methods.

London, July 30.-Mrs. Choate.
president, and Mrs. Rippin. national
director, of the Girl Scouts of America,
are now on this side of the Atlantic
investigating the methods of the Girl
Guides, as the similar organization is
called here.
While they We're in London a re-
ception was rendered them by menu
bers of the international and Inn
perial Councils of the Girl Guides, at
which Lady Baden-Powell, chief guide
and Commissioner, and representa-
tives of Holland. Canada, France.
Australia and India were present.
Mrs. Lowe, who started the Girl Scout
movement in America. and Mrs. Rip
pin presented Girl Scout medals of
merit to Lady Baden-Po and Mrs.
Kerr. deputy chief commissioner of
the Girl Guides of London and the
home counties. who has just returned
from visit to the Girl Scouts of
America.
Mrs. Choate and Mrs. Rippin are
now on the Continent. but the latter
will return next week to visit the
headquarters Girl Guide camp in Sur
rey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30

! The Fairy Queen knew that every
night the Storks went down by the
water near the woods where the Cob
| lins lived to get a drink of water before
| thev started out on their night work
of carrying the babies to the Mortals.
That night when the midnight hour
had struck the Goblin met the Queen
in the woods Come with me, said
the Queen, leading him TO the edge OF
the woods.
The Storks were just coming up
from the water, and one OF them SAID,
we are two boys short tonight; we
must get two Goblins.
The Storks stretched their long
neeks and blinked their eyes as II
TRYING to see If they could not spy a
stray Goblin running about the edge OF
the woods.
The Little Goblin at the side of the
Queen began to tremble, but the Queen
whispered TO him TO have no fear:
the Storks should not come into the
woods
Up from the water walked the big
birds, their long legs bringing them
closer every step, but as oaly two
extra babies were needed those sforks
who had theirs ready to carry to the
Mortals flew away, leaving the two
birds that had to get the Goblins TO
come along after them.
They were right at the edge OF the
woods, each bird with one foot raised
70 take another step, when the Fairy
Queen waved her wand, and down on
their breasts dropped the head Of each
Stork, and they stood quite still.
The little Goblin almost laughed out
loud when he saw how funny the
Storks looked standing on one loot
with their heads bent in such a way
that they looked as il they had no
heads al all
And there they stood until broad |
daylight, when the other Storks came |
back ard awoke them from their sleep.
The Queen gave the Goblin magic |
charm which he, with his brothers,
scattered all around the edge OF the
woods, and every time the Storksi
were short Of babies, just as they were |
about to step into the woods with one
foot raised they stood s'ill and slept |
all night.
And the Goblins say that is the reason
the Stork stands on one foot, some
times with head OF his breast. AID
sleeps; il is the magic charm of the
Fairies at work saving the GoblIns
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romethiag for usl ! beg ofyou, or th

something for us, beg ofyou, OF there
will -oon be no Gobllns left
The little Goblin was on his knees at
the Queen feet, and though the Cob
Inns werc many tunes very bothersome
60 the Queen aad her iairles, she felt
~ ~prry for the little man that she
promised hun 10 Think Of some way to
help him ~ once.
Come back tonight when the magic
hour has struck, she told tho Goblin,
and | will see what can be done to
sA.c your people.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30

.yery fev men. and stiIl fewer
women. have the sense Of public
duty, developed beyond the sense
OF private advantage"
"No sane, well.balsnced person
enjoys work for its own sake"
@The tactics of the modern girl
are profoundly right
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30
HOW THE FAIRY QUEEN
SAVED THE COLLINS

One day Goblin who was friendly
with the Fairy Queen came TO her in
great distress, for the Storks had come
to their home that-night and carried of
two OF their number
They said they were short of babies
for the mortal folks. said the little
Goblin, "and that we were so small
that they were sure we would do as well
as real baby. Oh, Fairy Queen, do
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30
Work Itself Distasteful.

People say that work is enjoyable
Tor its own sake. 1t certainly is not.
No sane. we'll balanced person en-
joys work for its own sake. He. or
she, may derive a secondary enjoy
ment from work that productivity
exercises a faculty. But all work,
broadly considered. IS nuisance.
Everybody except the queer person
regards work as a means to an end.
the end being either know ledge or
money and the exchanging of money
for pleasure.
If by a miracle all girl workers. or
men workers either. could inherit a
comfortable fortune. the business Of
fices of London, New York and Chi
cago would empty themselves more
quickly than theatre empties itself
after show. They would be deserted
and forlorn between one sunrise and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30
sunday Concert at shellpot,

Tomorrow afternoon and evening at
Shellpot Park there will be an excel
lent concert, Dorothy ID. Young, con-
tralto. will be the soIoist. Tuesday
afternoon there will be the regular toy
hunt for children
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
By Laura A. kirknan

dish Beat the two egg-whites stiff,
add to them Il cup of sugar a1d turn
this meringue over the top OF the pud-
ding. Then slip the dish into moderate
oven for IL minutes. Let cool, and
serve.
All inquiries addressed to Miss Kirk
man IN care of the Efficient House
keeping" department will be ansv cred
In these columns in their turn. This
requires considerable time. however.
owing TO the great number received.
So IL a personal or quicker reply Ia
desired. a stamped and self-addressed
envelope must be enclosed with the
Question.-The Editor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30

@Man. while apparently the
seeker, is snH in fact, - of old,
the sought
"Says the modern girl; u am
nobody's slave, ] can keep my.
self; men are not always what
they seem.'g
"The truth Is, Nature sfiiI exs
ISIS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30

Young married couples Will find the
most desirable and reasonably priced
houses and apartments for rent
fully described on the classified page
ADD
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30

Tomorrow at this time many people
will have got what they want by
reading todAy's classified ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK
By Lee Pape.
The Park Ave. News
Weather. Daily.
By Lee Pape.

Weather. Daily.
Spoarts. A ixciting game was played
last Satidday by the Invisibles agenst
the Park Wonders. the Excitement
happening wen Ed Wernick ran err
round the bases times vile the
hole Park Wonders TEEN was hunt
ing for it and then claimed homo
runs.
Exter. Big Daylite Holdup. Ex-
ter. Persey Weever was leening
agenst the lam post eating a bannan-
ma last Wensday wen berIy fellows
with hankerchifs tied over their faces
leeped on him and took the rest of il
4way from him and ran to beet the
band. Persey Weever says he knows
who the fellows was and he's going to
persecute them by law but he hasent
so far.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30

Twilight Moonlight and
Enng Ceased Have the Usual Fine Healthy Crop
of Conjugal Consequences ?" He Asks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30
Pome by Skinny Martin
/ Ony Wore 1t Once

1 have bran new necktie
Brite green, brite pink and brite red
And the reason wy its still bran new
Is because of the remarks that was
sed.
Things You Awt TO Know. The
intrist on a hunderd dollers a yeer at
10 per cent is 10 doIfers, but ferst you
haff to have the hunderd. Some ter
ties live to be 200 yeers old but they
dom know enuff TO injoy it. Waiter
can run up hill and never tries.
Cats fed vile you are away for the
summer. We viii throw 10 cents
werth of the best cat meet over your
back tents every day for So cents
week. The Ed Wernick and Lew DavE
at FS ecing Co. fAvvertizement.)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30
THE SANDMAN STORY
BY Abbie Phillips Wake,

1921 by the Mcclure
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30

Copyright 1907 by O Page Page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30
THE MODERN GIRLS
ATTITUDE TO MARRIAGE

BY ARNOLD BENNETT

The Distioglishcd English Novclist.and Easayis'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21

Tenemos mas de 10000 piezas de re-
puesto para toda marca de maquina de
escribir, Oieda Bros
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
HERMOSA VELADA
EN- Ell "AMERICAv

En- conmemoraci6n del primer cente-
mario de la batalla de Carabobo, el vier
mes celebrara I'm brillante festival en-
el teatro America, con el programa
siguicnte:
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{Continuaci6n de la pagina 5

electoral y en- su Proclama, que publica.
ra la Gaceta Official decia:
! 'Grata satisfaction es para ell 60
bierno de S. M. y para su delegado en-
esta Provincial consignar de la manera
mas formal solemne, QUE UN PUE-
BIO QUE ASH Sc CoNDUCE EN- LA
INFANCLA DE LA LIBERTAD, PRO
PoRCIoNA PosITIvAS GARANTIAs
A TODos LOS PoDEREs PUBLICoS
DE QUE PUEDEN EJERCITARsE
AoUI, LOS DERECHos PoLITICos
INHERENTES AL INDIvIDUO EN-
LA EXTENSION Y FoRMA QUE LAS
LEYEs PREscRIBAN .'Y COMO Sc
PRACTICAN EN- LAS NACIONES
MAS ACoSTUMBRADAS A LAS PRAC
TICAS DE LA VIDA PUBLICA".
'Yo no tendre palabras bastantes ex-
presivas, para signifcar al Gobierno de
S. M. que en- todos los pueb.os de la Pro
vincia Sc ha ejercitado ese precioso de-
recho del voto popular, sin coacciones,
y sin esos escandalos, que son produc-.
to dc la passion y resultado de la peril
dia ("
Y al comentar Ell PRoGRESO, aque
las elecciones la Proclama del general
Baldrich, decia en- articulo debido a Ia
plu4na de Jose j. Acosta, correspondent.
te al 21 DE JUNO DE 1871.
"Pocas veces hemos sentido una sa-
tisfaccion tan profunda como la que ex-
perimentamos hoy al reproducir en- las
Columns de nuestro periodico, la Pro
clarna, que ell Excmo. senior Gobernador
Superior Civil, dirige los habitantes
de esta Provincial, consecuencia de
las alecciones de Diputados Cortes,
Compromisarios para senadores, que
acaban de veriicarse, y en- cuyo periodic
ha dado Ell pals una prueba inquebranta-
BILE de SUI constante sensatez.'
,.'No vamos a entrar en- Ell analisis
de los parrafos que cortiene aquel docu
mento; el por 81 solo revela mas de cuan
to pudieramos consignar en- estos rem
glones.'
IS. E. reconoce nuestra aptitud para
ejercitar los derechos politicos inheren-.
tes al individuo, en- la extension for
ma que las leyes prescriben, y como Sc
practica en- las naciones mas acostum-
brsdas la vida piblica. -
Esta confession espontanea de par
te del jefe que Sc halla al frente de nues
tros destinos, viene robustecer, con la
autoridad que lie dan su alta posici6n
y sus deberes oficiales, las declaraciones
hechas por nosotros uno y otro dia, no
obstante la lucha que para clio hemos
terido que sostener con nuestros adver-
sarios en- ell estadio de la prensa.''
Los consejos que dirige al Cuerpo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
FIESTA. De GRADUA-
CION E NARANJ|TO

Ha sido celebrada en- Naranjito la fies
ia de graduation EN- la escuela one dirige
el habil maestro don Emilio Mufioz Diaz.
Numeroso pubhco asisti6 al hermoso
acto, al que Sc uni6 tambien el inspec
tor de las escuclas, don Julio E. Ortiz,
y ell maestro de agriculture, don Hera-
clio Rivera
Empezo ell acto con la ejecucion de
algunas pleas, tocadas por la bar1a
escolar de Comerfo. Ell quito Comisiona-
do de Educacion, licenciado Ignacio Mo
rales Acosta, pronunci6 I'M breve discur
so que mereci6 .calurosos aplansos. Ha-
,blaron luego Maria J. Morales, quien
obtuvo el "salutatcry =; Isolina Rodri-
guez, quien recito un hermoso poema;
don Pedro Cid Berries, uuien lego las
profecias de la clase; por tltimo, la
seforita Rosa M. Arguelles, quien obtuvo
ell Valedictory' Y pronuncio un dis
curse como despedida.
Ell acto fue cerrado, elocuentemente,
por ell Inspector de Escuelas.
La clase graduada la componian: Ma
ria J. Morales, Rosa Maria Agiielles.
Mercedes Archilla Cabrera, Isolina Ro-
driguez, Sofia R. Morales, Pedro Cid
Berries, Ignacio Morales y Francisco Mo
rales Morales
Ell coRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
TAI Ola COMO HOY

Electoral, ell General Baldrich estan en-
la conciencia de nuestro Partido, Y res
pondemos que ninguno de nuestros CORE
ligionarios Sc permitira el mas ligero
absuso. Nosotros nos hemos yacercado a
los comicios sin prevention, nj odio,
10 decimos con lealtad. Y despues del
expresado triunfo que acabamps de OBJ
tener, sabemos que la moderation por
-nuestra parte sera su mayor realce."
''Que todos sin distinction nos inspi-
remos en- estos mismos sentimientos; que
todos a la faz del mundo proclamenaos
muy alto. QUE PERTENECEMos A UN
MISMO PUEBLO, A UNA MISMA PA
TRIA, A UNA MIsNTA MACDONALD
DAD, y olvidemos todos I'm pasado de
errores Y sufrinlientos, Y entonces Y So
10 ertonces, habremos de consagrar aqri
cl principle de una nueva era, trabajan
do de consume por la felicidad ventura,
de Puerto Rico".
La satisfaction del pals de sus al
tas autoridades, fue agraviada con la &C
titud de despecho de los conservadores,
que no pudiendo acallarla Sc dio Coz
nocer en- su organo politico Ell BOLE-
TIN MERCANTIL, el siguiente suelto:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
Escuela Particular
NAVARRO.
instruction Primaril v Comercio.
Rio Piedras.
CURSO DE VERANO

Empezara el / de julio, 1921, Y
durara dos meses.
Para niiios atrasados o sin gobier-
no Y para. jovenes sin porvenir este
curse es improbable,
Puerto Rico esta nal porque en-
muchas escuelas Sc LENA ell COCO con
espuma los padres no solo 10 acep-
tan sino que 10 aplaudens
La mucha libertad Ia poca ms
truccion forman un veneno activfsi-
mo que el pueblo toma lenta pero
constantemente, 10 que es la causa
de los divorcios, Intermediates, ANA.
lmeTicsnismo, miseria Y muerte pre-
matura, que tanto abundan.
Esta escuela cs un gran antidoto
PORQUE ENSENA MORAL.
PORQUE MEGA DIPLOMA A
LOS INCAPACES E INMORALES.
PORQUE NO PIERDE Ell
TEMPO.
PORQUE SU GAMING ES COR
TO Y PRACTICO.
PORQUE NO ENGANA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
''TRIsTE EsPEcTAcULo''

''Triste espectaculo han ofrecido esz
tos dias los salores artes venerandos d.
las Casas Consistoriales, inundadas por
tantas CAPACIDADEs NAUSEABUN-
DAS arrellanadas unas en- los sillones no
profanados hasta hoy, y otras en- gro
tescos grupos, parodiando los hombres
de importancia con ese don especial de
imitacion que lie ha concedido la natu-
raleza Toda alma noble ha podido SEN
tirse rebajada al mezclarse con esa TUR
BA para depositar su voto de ccncien-
cia, en- medic de tantos votantes de ca
laiia.''
"Esperemos que estas elecciones SER
viran de severa leccior. a las Cortes Su-
premas y al Gobierno; y que la ley DO
CENTE, que han tenido que someter
Sc como las horcas caudinas, los ele-
mentos ccnservadores del pals, los Uni
cos y genuinos representatives de la hon
ra nacional en- America, sera muy prom
to sustituida por una ley MORALIzAN
TIE, que ponga fin una farsa tan ridf-
cula como peligrosa, reduciendo ell su-
fragio 10 que demanda el sentido CO
min la idea mas somera del verdadero
patriotismo. -"
"Esperemos que antes de mucho e.
aqua lustral purihcara aquellos sagrados
recintos, para no volyer jamas a yer en-
ellos, cuadros tan repugnantes, nj oir
jerigonzas tar miscrables.
Angel Acosta QUINTERo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
MANTENGA LIMPLAS
SUS AMIGDALAS
REsFRIADOS CATARROS INFLUENZA Y AFECCIONES DE LA
GARCANTA, PUEDEN FACILNENTE EVITARSE, Mantle
NIENDO LA EOCA, DIENTES, AMICDALAS NARiZ,
LIBRES DE MICORBIOS INFECCIONES &

roso polvo antis6ptico, libre de ingredientet
venenosos. Gargaras de MU-COL, tibas o
calientes al acostarse y leyantarse, son de
inestimable valor 81 hay obstruction en-
la nariz, la soluci6n debe aspirarse de La
palma de la mano o puede usar-se una
ducha nasal, que lirnpiara las cayldades y
facilitara IN respiration natural. Continde
este tratamiento sin interruption y no
tendr& que temerle a la Influenza cpl
demias. de grippe y catarros.
Todo Doctor cue conoce el MU-COL
no recetara nunca otra cosa para resta-
blecer las membranes mucosas de la narIS
Y garganta, cuando estan en- condici6n
acatarrada.
Consiga hoy mismo un paquete y ter
gallo siempre Ia mano. No admita susti
tutos, pida y eMja MU-COL.
De yenta en- todas las boticas ac-edit@
das.
Buffalo, n. y :, Z. U. A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
iiPRoNToH
MAS FUERTEQ QUE
LA MUERTE
NAzIMOVA

PUERToRRIQUENOS. Podeis
pedir en- todos los buenos estableci
mientos de comestibles ell meior pro
ducto hasta ahora dc industria natl
va.
Fabrioldo con todos los adelantos
que en- el exterior por la misma
circunstancia sin rival en- ninguno de
ellos.
La Fabrica de Gallctas Y Bizcochos
LAS MARIAS" de Juan Bigls en-
Ponce.
Agente en- San Juan,
Quintin DIAZ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21

Las autoridades m6dicas, estan Gle
acuerdo en- queslas amigdalas, deben ser
propiamente desinfectadas todos los dias,
pues cuando estas Sc infectan, causan el
recgecimiento de las glandulas del cnelio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21

Cordero.
Canto por el Baritone don Jose Ma
ria Pineda
Discourse de orden por Ell general Ra-
fael M. Carabafio.
..Star spangle Banner" por la Banda
del Regimiento de Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
1NTERMEDIo.
sEGUNDA PARTE:

Cuadro plastico aleg6rico por las Sc
foras Witzke de Aboy, Lola de Moreno
y Parra de Biam6ns y las seiioritas Mia
Para y Clara Lazaro.
''Mi Pueblo, soneto del senior Ramon
Ayala recitado por Ell senior NJ. vallepo-
lance.
Canto y bale por la senorita Acacia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21

Nosotros Quien sabe le cargamos mas
pero le hacemos el trabs 10 bien hecho.
Ojeda Bros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
UNIVERSIDAD DE PTO. RICO
DE AGRICUL-
TURA Y ARTES ME-
CANICAS
Mayaguez, p. r.

,Tenemos para la yenta cerdos
de .pura raza: Poland China"
"Duroc Jersey" y "Berkshires'
Solicite precios al Rector del Co
legio de Agriculture y Artes Me-
canicas. Mayagiiez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21

Los Brujos de las maQuinas de escri-
bir estan en- San Jose No. 6, ojeda
Bros. is1
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
...PR1MERA PARTE:

4 4ss
Hinno Nacional de Venezuela cantado
por sefioritas v caballeros, y ejecutado
por la Banda del Regimiento de Puerto
Rico.
Salutaci6n por ell Presidente doctor r..
S. Mora Vaamonde.
Revista cinematografica de la inau-
guracion de la estatua del Libertador en-
Nueva York.
Poesia patri6tica recitada por la Sc
fiorita Isabel Mora.
Romanza "vis 81 d d'arte, de Tosca,
cantada por la seiiora Witzke de Aboy.
accmpahada por la sehorita Clara Laza-
ro y los seiores J. M de los Rios Llamo
zas y Manuel Rivas Lazaro.
Bolivar, soneto recitado por su
autor licenciado Luis Llorens Torres.
INTERMEDIO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
YEARBOOK OF A. P. Y. A.
BEING SENT TO MEMBERS
hirs. j. Taylor EIlyson, President Of
the Association, Says Volumes
Are CotIy Venture.

FIFTEEN hundred ycarbouks. de-
scribing the 1920 activities of IN. AZ
sociatipn for the Preservation of vjr.
E"''" Antiquities. have recently been
printed ANA ar: being mailed Ia tho
members of the organization from IN,
John Marshall House. The las, vc,r
BOOK issued was for the year q, I.,p
according 10 Mrs. J. Taylor :lIy.ou
president Of the association. Who v..
'"rhhS made the following comments
on the book:
In revising the membership lis.
Tor fcprintinG. In some undccouut.tbl.
say. the names Of many of our ala
members were unfortunately omitted.
StrdiiEc /" cay, the mailing list used
carried these names. owing To tn.
iact thdt We did not note the increase
In membership during the last two
years which had gone far beyond
LOO, We are now forced to order am
""'t'"hh. 300 copies in order that
"arh incinbcr viii be supplied"
The list viii be carefully revised
ANA corrected for this issue. ana
therefore beg tina, .ac,, person v.ho
has received "a book and fan. Ia ,iuJ
Eis name recorded will rcal!z. IN.
manner in which the mistake occur
red.
also ask that any change Of adj
drcse. now or contemplated In the
fan. VIII be sent me
The names Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
y Cpshur. long lie members. we're
omitted, az were those OF Mrs Ed
ward -. Washburn. recording eecrc-
t"ry; Mrs. Irwin Wcisig"r. and many
others.
i am sure that the reports OF 1920
VIII D." read with interest. Tho print
ins ~ the books is a costly venture.
ana regret exceedingly that our
S"arhook should have been lnarrcd
by the omission Of the names OF some
oi our faithful friends"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
TUCKER TALKS TO $500
IN PlTTSYlVANIA COUNTY

Continued From First PaccD
his audience throughout. Poscy J.
iiUndi"y, formerly a member OF the
House "f Delegates, presided. and
during tn" exercises little Dick Pill
low rccitod America" Mr.. Tucker
was introduced by j. Turner Clement.
commemorative attorney Of Pit,syI-
yania County, who referred to Mr..
fuckers services TO the State.
Mr.. Tucker clearly defined his pol
icics and reiterated his plea for bet
ter roads, better schools and hotter
paid teachers in Virginia, and de-
clared j; was time that we turn back
TO The Constitution. He outlined his
views on an improved budget system
for the State.
There was a brass band on hand
for the occasion, and before and after
the speaking Mr.. Tucker greeted
many OF his friends
Tomorrow Mr.. Tucker has no speak
Ing engagement. hut on Wednesday
night he speaks Al Scot;sviile. on
Thursday night he will address the
citizens Of Orange. Friday night he
VIII speak at Purccllyillc. and he Will
wind up the week by addressing the
citizens 81 Fairfax County at Hern-
don on saturday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
MARRIAGES MADE HAPPY
ONLY BY TACT OF WOMEN
Wives Are Dealing With Delicate
Machines In Their Husbands.
Must Bc Careful.
MEN GET MOST DIVORCES
Statistics Show Men Have Greater
Cause for Separations Than Wo-
mrn-Wivcs Upheld in Less Cases
Than Husbands.
Iiy y. Il. -. Ninis.

LONDON. July ls.-BcIng man
have chiva'rous regard Tor wo-
men. The fact that so many Of my.
friends are happily married at
tribut" 10 tho tact OF their wives in
dealing with that very delicate and
highly complex machine, a husband.
II would. however. y" ludicrcuS 30
shut ones eyes to TIA. facts that mon
are beginning to shun marriage. that
tho birth rate is failing. and tina.
divorces are alarniugly on tho in
crease. Thcs" divorces. IN 1000 ont
Of 10000 cases. arc granted to hus-
BANGS against unfaitEful wives
The avcrag" girl OF today is FAR
more fascinating than her mother
was a. TIA" same age: she has moro
INTEL lg"ncc; she dresses moro DO
comingly: she has a finer sense or
the artistic: she is physically more
allurnr. AMI She has more stamina.
Out of the Cage.
She suffers. however. FROM one
grave Disadvantage: she has all the
limitations of a Gagged bird Suddenly
let loose; tho mentality OF - manual
lahoror who has been ovcrcducatci
y sharp and sudden Vote face in
woinan's atjitud" 10 life is n"ccs-
sary unless the happiness Of the
nation is 10 be wrecked !, is nat
ural for every man 10 mate: he rc-
CURES in his wife understanding Of
mis- moods complete trust, uuchanG-
ing love. capacity TO manage his
house. Il wish 20 bear. tend and cdu-
cat. his children. cOmpa nionShip and
:. pure passion. lEo is no NOR" mas
ter tham she is. To run IN harness