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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
TO SHIELD NO ONE
IN ERIE VICE PROBE
~ Intend to Go the Limit" AS
serts Special Attorney as
Grand Jury Meets

Hp"".o DtSDdt,h TO Ereniuo puJrr L.d0"r
Erie. Pa. Fob. li.-"No one will be
protected. | will submit every bit Of
evidence to the grand jury that it has
been possible to gather: intend to go
the limit.
This was the statement made today
by Samuel J.. ellison, special district
attorney appointed by the court to con
duct tn" investigation into the Erie vice
and crime situation. which opens at >
o clock this afternoon. in the grand
jury room.
Those WHO know Samuel J.. Gibson
realize that when h" makes this state
mcnt he intends 10 do exactly what he
says--thut he is going to use every
means within his power to bring from
the grand jury room indictments
against those whom are held aS re
spOnSibc for conditions here. It is cs-
timnted this morning that at least
sixty witnesses will b" called before the
grand jury.
Some Of these are police officers.
others are young girls who hnN" been
picked up in the trndrIloin Of Fri" by
the state police, working under the di-
lCCtlun Ot ATTORNEY ''lI~un.
It is said that the stories to b" told
the members of the grand jury by these
Young girls would melt Il heart of stone.
The names of influential citizens are
repurird to be- linked with these stories.
This entire dirty mrSS iS to b. aired
behind III" doors of -" jury room, and
sitting on that jury ar" six women.
most of them mothers. When Special
Prosecutor ellison begins his probe be-
fore the grand jury this afternoon ut
the tSamc hour District Attorney &. Ar.
thur BlasS will begin selecting u jury
in tb" court of Oyer aud T"rmInrr. be-
fore Judge | =. ltossitrr. t" try Her
SChrll BrHsC nniticld. charged with. iii"
murder of Police Magistrate Fred +.
Moran in the Negro house of i'll fame
conducted by Gle" Quinn. mt II West
Seventeenth street.
The killing 0rcurrcd early ur, the
morning of JnnduIN IG. and it was
this killing that broIghl to- head the
critical vie" situation. and aWok" the
decent citizens Of En-" to the conditions
that have existed her" Tor the last iiv"
years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
TO ASK NAVY YARD PROBE
Commandant to Demand Proof Of
Charges Against Girl Clerks

Sub>tHntiation Of th" charges mnd"
by Francis RalStom Welsh. rrririHiug
the idlcncSS of the wonru workers NJ
tn" Philadelphia Navy Yard. will l."
asked for by Captain l.. NJ. Nulton
commandment.
The charge was contained in n letter
written to Congressman BIanton. Of
Texas MIR. Welsh said he wrote the
letter because of his interest II, II banker
in seeing governmental cXtravagunrr
rurbrd. Informed Of the action to be-
taken by Captain Nulton h" said he
would gladly furnish all data in his pos
session.
II hnv" determined. said Cautaiu
Nation today, TO ask MIR. Welsh
that til" report b" subStautiurrd. The
wholc letter iS ridiculous. There are
no more earnest. ready workers among
til" young women of Philadelphia than
the girls at til" navy yard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
University Achvities
Scheduled at Penn Today

1 o'clork-Arts Association lee
turr. Abbc Ernest Dimnet. College
Hall.
40 O'rlOck- Board Of trustees
meeting. office Of acting provost,
College Hall.
O'rlork-I'ndcrgrnduate COun-
eli meeting. Houston Club.
5:1j o'clock-M Mcrabachcr club
meeting. Houston Club.
: o'clOck--pennsyIvania board
meeting. Houston Club.
: o'clock Sigma Tau Engineering
Fraternity meeting. Engineering
Building.
o'cIock-Tryouts fy Spanish
play. College Hall.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
KNIFE AND PISTOL DUELS
ENLIVEN MORNING HOURS
ChoHongers in Both Conflicts 60 Dozen to Deem 4er Battles
" Hh Police and 4re Loched p to 1'caH Henng

wnllop behind th" ear. Conrh again
rinchcd and again employed the famous
'Strauglr hod' known to wr"Stlcrs.
Powers measured his length ON tho
street with Conrh above him. At this
time twelve other men entered the ring
at once. Coach struggled nnbly against
odds, but they were too many for him.
lie was finally sent down for the count -,
and away went his hopes for the title.
Four stitches in the lluhncmnnn Hos
pital patched him up sufficiently to al
low him to be- taken TO the station house.
There Il" met Hart. The two faIlru
heroes regarded each other sadly. Thrir
fighting days wrr" rhruYgh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
STATE POLICE RAID HOTEL
Arrest Proprletors and Two Womer
Charged With Selling Liquor

Allentown. Pa. Feb. li.-Tho Dan.
ie'> Quarry Hotel. two miles west Of
Nazareth. was raid"d last night by seven
stat" policemen, who arrested the pro
pri"t0rs. John and James Cohen; a
woman said TO be the wife of james
Cohen. and another said to be his
daughter Two cases Of whisky were
seized
As the police entered the hotel the
natronS. many Of them from Allentown.
Bethlehem. Enston and Nazareth. made
nasty exits. Many fed in automobiles.
Wednesday aud Saturday evening pal o
ties At the hotel were common since De
cemb"r
The raid was considered the first step
!" break the l.ehigh Valley liquor ring.
The breaking of the ring. it is said, may
imnlcate some officials.
The defendants were committed TO
int for II hearing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
ToDAY's MARRIAGE LICENSES

Alb. Morruwirz. 5"@2 I.nrrhwoud ave-. .amd
Fuuui" M"rrm. g,ii : 81 81
Allan Syodsross,, INII s. Grntz :, and
GLADYS +. Mand"lI. Er"wst"r. \. Y.
Edwin \ Osborne 49, T. johnson ST.
and Amelia NJ F'prr. - T. johnson 81.
Mordccai Glauhnan 1913 : TN St. and
Rachel KatH. l"7 Mifhiu 81
Nickel Hartman, 6lO N 3d 81. and lh'rIhd
MuIlinger. 81" y. ruu"y 81
Morris knmper; @ooi : IIutcm.qs"m st,
Christian StorrtH. 4747 Rus"h.I ST. and
Nora Sturnfts, ~. M"aarN ave.
All rrisnnr; ln"t N N"rr!s ST "ud R"s"
Antony VI BalH. @G53 \ @4th st.. aud 10
s"phue Fosik. ls22 Gr~-n 81
Charles Srhaef"r thlr"gU, III. and Florence
O. MauIrr. 3@B3 y lilh -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
Have Been Married Fifty.four Years

Valentines Day comes appropriately
enough for Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Stern
berger. 1916 N"rth Wurn"rk street. who
celebrate their fifty fourth wedding an
nivcrsary tonight. Both are hale and
henrty. and ar" ~taunrh advOrateS of
married life. Their children and grand
children will hav" an informal rrccp-
tiOn to them NJ their home
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
PLAN TESTIMONIAL
TOCARD|NAL- ELECT
Eight Hundred Catholic Clergy
Prepare Archbishop Dough-
erty's Tribute Today
TO PRAY FOR SAFE VOYAGE

More thhn 500 members of the Cath
Ollie clergy Of Philadelphia and the nine
nearby counties plan to offer testi-
monial TO tardinal- eject Dennis ].
l,ough"rtN this afternoon in the chapel
ot the Cathedral. Announcement of
his coming elevation to the cardinalatc
was made in the various churches Sun
day and special prayers were said for
the SAT" journey Of his party to Rome.
The party that will leave with the
cardinal elect Saturday will include
the Rt. Rev. Mons .gnor Michael j..
Crane. vicar general Of the diocese and
rector of the Church of ST. Francis de
Sales the Very Rev. Joseph A. Whit
9kcr. :. 7. H.. chancellor. and the fol
lowing rcctOrS: The Rev. Michael E.
Donovan. Of ST. Agatha $: the Rev.
James Nash. Of the Epiphany the Rev.
-. j. Broughal. of the Ascension: the
Rev. James a. Mullin. of Our Lady of
I.ourdrs: the Rev. John j. Rooney. Of
81. ,'abr"l'>; the Rev. Fcnton i. F;t2.
patrick. Of ST. Malarhy's. and the Rev.
Joseph \. McCullough. of Holy Cross
Mt. Airy.
Reach France February ~
They will leave on the Holland .
American liner Nicuw Amsterdam and
are scheduled to arrive in Boulognc-
sur Mcr. France. February %. The
party will 20 directly to Rome.
Cable dispatches Monday declared the
Vatican had made il known Cardinal
elect DOugh"rty was the only American
who would be elevated to the cardinal e.
ate at the March cOnsistory. Arch
bishops MundcI"in. of Chicago. and
Hayes. OF New York. probably will re
r"iv" th" red hat soon, it was said, bur
at later COnSiStOry.
The cardinal elect will be- welcomed
in Rom" by Monsignor Cerctti. papal
nnderSccretary of state: other prclates
lnNmcn and members of the American
"OlonN.' II is understood he will occupy
the same apartment in the American
College that was occupied by Cardinals
MctlOskey and Farley. The apartment
will he vacated by Archbishop Hayes.
who is leaving Rome February 30 for
Naples. where he will rest week before
returning 10 America. the dispatches
said.
TO be Nominated Marcl, >
Archbishop D0ugh"rty will be nOmi
mated n prince of the church at the 50
cr"t cOnSiStory March = and will re-
ccive the red hat at the hands Of Pope
Benedict Nv at the public ronsStory
March !. At the same time he will be-
notified Of his tituur church in the
Eternal City.
The public ronSisrorv will take place
in the American College. which is ia
maliar to Philadelphia Catholics on ar-
count of its former rector. the late Arch e
bishop Thomas +. Kennedy. Il native OF
CUnshohUrkrn. who was named to that
post when he wa, fellow member OF
Ovcrbronk Seminary faculty with Arch
DiShOD DOughprtN. then "A NOIlu1 JprD
fcSS0r.
At the meeting this afternoon in the
Cathedral chapel to prcp2rc tcsti
monial 10 the cardinal elect MonSignol
Ncvin +. Fisher will preside He is
senior vicar general and rector ct tn,
Church Of Our Mother of Sorrows. II
| is believed the plans deal with great
demonstration for the new cardinal whcr
he returns here
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
One Single Price
$500

Leave it to the Public to recognize real
values when they see them! The other day,
among crowd of people looking at these
Wonderful Suits in our Windows were an
elderly lady and gentleman deeply inter
ested in the goods and freely commenting
upon them. Finally she said to hin1-"Why,
any of those Suits would look good on Jim
They're certainly remarkable for $33.O0."
The opportunity continues this week for
'.Jim' to come around and make his choice!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
Several Hundred
Conservative OvercOats

Made of Standard Regan Goods, full
lined with fine Skinners satin, all con-
servatively valued at SIS and 500. now
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-06
Frank StubbS Wins
Judging Contest

Frank stuhht ~ Corpus Christi non
fret place ln lhe county atprs lufsuE
contest held 81 the Tex Her stpct
yards yesterday roenE sfuHna on
in composition Wlfh twelve fnrs
Tho other winners are Msufire fnuit
So Corpus Christi SECOND LInn nagie
10 aiehap fhird toudFu 'fn.m 'r
uua Christi flourish D0i.rfn 8
london. nfh Tho contest Has fi-
reetfd ~ AZ faFHef Hnff asr
rnliura aFrnf
Thn winners n fas Eur.ea county
lon.fnt m nfe fhs af ht
.t art M nueEe 20 noIeEr STATION
ia rr The ndsea af eairfaa ID
m..i were Worth HuRhi at hiaes.
e.Uf aa1 an.r WrI ~ cnn as
fE.sfI
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-06
TEXAS LEAGUE



HWnENEpOHT May uanaa by
making eight errors. gave sre- uw
Rame % Shire export lD f0 3. l1aisy
HHd Gleason wHfs dofdokod in favor
~ FHsps'fict ana Bird sc0fc ~ boz
hinges
Dallas 900 011 120-
Shreveport 800 0l0 l1r no
haiter.oa cun.ff aHd Fitzpatrick
nnhnff0n ffenrs end ifd Gleason
Summary Two baHe bits storey
Ewoiff. H4il0hhn Robertson Wrist.
hrrr base hif Eihe hnmr rih Mat
tilh. a.Ufala. EuulfI fIzpafflat.
stolen haae Ellai haaas nH haiisCifa
s0n q fifzHaflff q nfd ruck out
Cnniog FiftptU.rh 3 Gleason p
Hlfd passed haN iirnu runs Mon
san Matfef 9 Galloway noIerson
~ raN storey Wau Euolft p far.
sou EDd Hartford rrrora Mun-
Don Skinner Daii1aaF Palmer
mlh Hsgflet storey
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-06
Sap Freight Train
LeaueS the Rails

ORANGE GROVE Tesas Maf 81
Early Yesterday morlnF thr iipf
shot special freight fraln hanaf ~
Alice was wrecked ~ zoe letnnlaH
switch about three miles Huttt nf
orange Grove Seven case were tf
riDed and several smashed tu ~
rhe cars wrecked HefN loaded far
Alax.eo polna TAa So fhs uf ffeeh
the 4 q. a a. J.. ever bed fhH
branch llc Tire uaHsenEer train wns
delayed express and msil being 'ranH-
forrest fo apec.ai thai eafge in from
skidmore to .afn tff IaasHueefs ti.
express nurtnoaHHH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE


~ TIE Associated Press
CHICAGO MHF Cincinnati foof
an eafs iead on chicago TODAY by DOT
tlng Hanson and chfeffa harl and
won easily. % to u iuG4e weakened
.n tnr seventh and wae dfiFfn ~ fhe
mound H fhn eighth Mtuuaif Nhn
replaced hln Has Wild ava snfe aal
200 lfcufon wh0 stopped ihn HIY Tho
hstJnF 20 bnhn, aud iitfsnt mi
thg forrurfs Hnai of hpus afi.t 'f.H
tlna Boo the mind rn.ue HeIr f.tlI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
The New Generation
The ROSE GOWN AGAIN
BY Jane Phelps

! tic!rate IN. enjoyed seeing YOU h*th''
tn" other day. enjoyed your fun win
that good looNIDS. dark hatred boy jGst
a. mlrh an You az. fu, because Mr..
Eorreater talked ~ :ae Cor ha.t an hour
you resented II. thought you were
::lir. always. dear"
Il, :sn', fair IN y"u t" have him
around whrr yoI Anuw hnte h.n -
Joan exploded.
IT should dislike ore 90 YOUR play
rates you would resent Il :, said I
Mat".! him ~ 49,. ani that !; vas unfair
:o- !"u ;" hay" lem aroiud
IT'S different They d""'t van; L"
marry me- and make you miserable Cor
always"
Ara-cur.. ,aUrh"d. +h" c"'..dn't h"lp
t. ~. would stop d.s"UsS.EE t0"E* -
the sort with J"ar. She w"Gid -" Gh"ed
asScr: herself E:atpaIy as 81" Thought
hest and say nothing. The few times
sne had dove so had ~":;,eJ ou' far h",-
ter than when SIZE hid ,aI%cd things
over w.tN Joan.
The night e. Tho bali J"aN evidently
she had forgotten tina: h"r mothN' MAS
yn,us-satd she was gong down 10 to"
beach Some Of 'hc children were So
!u.; :" have 2ea"n :.rc and had M
v.tsa her.
"Tha, wi: pc nice" Narrares said
rather ahsen,ly. she ard 5""" th'1kiaE
.: what sh" shout! wear. Had erals
Forester no, been there. she would
have drrnrd ono @, ne" shape, white "r
hIar; gowns hut the th"Uxht OF his
admiration when - say h"c IN the ~"-e
ard gray intrigued ner. and she decided
"a yvrn- : N spite "' Inar'A dislike 20
her dr-g-,nv ~ Crirrs She always relt
a tdt ashamed Of herself whsu she
,hrugh. -: how Joan dominated her.
is any older person E"iNc with yon'
Nariar,,t asked as ahr huUnn"d
warner gown Joan was IN wear
"rr r"urEe: I wouldn't 30 Il there
wasn't"
Margaret said nothing. bat Thought
happily. 'SA" :" "n'i - r.rN' impulses.
some tay she Nil understand
Tomorrow Joan mp,tu~ats Her
Mother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

a plcritude Of pure air Is essential %
rirht living. from the cradle t" the las
respiration. For wceIs we may i've
without food fays without drink; lou
no r-rrr than minute or two without
owen tnn essential ingredient Of air
This hfe-mnintn!niaE RnS. when com
bind with food Rpi winter. mikes heat:
and that Is Why N. sert.ca' body is
generally warrior than the atmos?h"re
All animal and vArhtShc lie depends
on oxygen Under the suns hen!Gnan'
'tfuence plants ;!v" "u :ktp EaS. Thi',.
Nus rrcnd. is rnsrircd l.! animal ne
our blood narii!Rr.rs carry t 10 our or
gans. to our uttermost tisGtes and cells.
and thus do We receive power and
warmtr ami health - TAT. litN itself
The hl,riVh'y 'h:rathnl Into has nos
,rHs the breath nf !itc, and nnn became
a livirg SOU"
Every room. therefore. In the home,
living ard ar~N'nS runnrE niikn. should
hr thorcuChty Ventilated Air motion.
ite ronine-r nrr''v. ana f-"-N".-G ".
a moderate degree Of humidity. arc the
essentials
\ genie draf, should ALWAYS 10
nimcI TO- Eat"re ~"~c NV r~-rr ."
for tho right cross-currents outdoors
And We uo..I haze hen y .'I:a... "a
our hoTses Z We hu' allowed her free
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

Covered with the dust Of years and
bound up In coil uNon coil Of the red
tNpe which has become syTIr0!iral -!
official procedure. the reports Of ~"
various Governmental GiSlsi"nS At
Washington naturally appear 10 Re as
Grv and un!ntcr"StiHe as 'he Writings
-" ronfurtus. Eat every n"w ard then
one may come across document which
YruGa As If j. had hccn lifted huGt :
from the pages or hotion-thrtliinH.
ma slnatiyc. almost unbelievable.
Surh ~ NE ,~.>"-; Of DEPUTY Sur
yayr- Richard Parr. n" nun VIII" tx e
POSED the EisaHt!r conspiracy whereby
millions nf dollars worth Of sugar was
slipped past the customs authorities Al
New YORK. merely WITH the aid Of Il
short piece NJ corset 9te"!
ri, ~ Iurc. 1871. ] Developed the
fac, That fraud VAS hrirT '"mwIst"d
N connection with tho wG:chinS "f
sugar 'ur dr,y". Stnt"H IN" | arr report.
- ,D.. most r.Aii"r.'f-tart manner.
This investigation had iis inception
IN iNGg. when was l'Hltra Sta,rs
SAM cr IN Nvx York II wrs then that
learned Of alleged manipulate"
Whereby Ihn revenue suffered. lis e..
act character WAS surrounded with
r,gril mystery. and on'v 10y IHttent e.
forts cav crinE a very lrrg period. "
lr." sufficiently :" understand he
methods in errcc'. ard even then ! did
got .ral nv lnhw!filr" Tangible enough
t. rcpor; without a." possibility 90
doIrg urintcaiiorai intury I" those i"-
Vowed
.I'i,,Ii.ag my inquiry. aided by the
opportunities presented 10y ny contact
win gaTrrrs. wctwh"r@, IN upirr%. a::H
other employees ri the Government. /
TO- a. ."ls' reasonably sur" ~ the
frluI uiI,'h MAS h"Ing ""artis"d.
IN crGrr 70 confirm tho opinion
he'I .a4S,d - rnm" /" my off!"e
in NJ, 'ro7 r~-tn!r GNvrrnmcrt en-
p'r-cs Whum I riNsc,y intc--@gf'"l
wi'; sncA s1ttsfari"ry r"sr',s rhH:
v.'v shortly aft"rwr:d. Trough; tho
rnur'cr - ~" attention nf n" sN"ciH'
,2"rt n charge. who. after listening t.
,hr r"l"r' "r NY suspicious rau'ioncd
n" 20 ~ exceedingly guar led "a fur
th"r pursuit Of the suspected traudG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
100 True Detective Stories

No. 76-FOUR INCHES OF STEEL

lent acts. and 10 ne very sure OF my
footing before making any allegations.
He directed me to continue in my
!HN astigat!un. but 10 be perfectly
grounded before making any assertion.
stating that the important interests con-
cerned were most powerful organiza-
ton. a:d tAdt dire results would follow
II hadc Il false step.
"HaliYg perfected arrangements. and
the plans nf tie men working under my
direction ON November 20. 1907. on the
refinery dock tn Hrn"iiiyn, entered Il
certain scale house and tod the Gov
eminent we.Gh.r fiphriam l;apha. who
! MAS and my purpose II coming there.
"ln,u ediu. eiy | saw such suspicious
actions en- the part " Thomas kehne.
checker ror the import company. that
! drmgnd"d that he nrisc In order that
| NIGH; ascertain the reason for his
REGULAR position and the fact that hn
Ms mL'.tag notes in his dUCk-bnok with
one hand. Will" the other hand and MS
knee WERE in An aperture ut the cud
of the ScaIs--a position which was
.Ntr":mri. >~,wnrl ana suspicious.
As hc arose. | ran my hand down
n. ,nd NJ tie scale where his knee had
been. and discovered that Dieco OF
st"' spring was inserted IN the STAN
rh:nr. tie purpose % which | quickly
Developed hr ordering the re-wr!Shing
Of rrvcra! drafts Of sugar which had
Just hc~r Weighed Hnd noted the dis
rreDa nctcs Thrs apprshr nded in use
the long souEht-fnr fraudulent device.
", 1anS ma! if pmpt action was
necessary. instructed SreCfai Agent
lirTcSInski to guard tho sra,c house ani
~ a:.ow no OHr 10 enter 4. | then
rhr7rh the surveyor Of Tho port. whom
I notified "f III, discovery. ana requested
tn; IN EXPERT SCI.e man be ~ once
dtI,at rcd t. he refinery dock TO re-
;'ort - ne.
'rpon returning from the telephone.
W. a'~"stcd by me az the dock super
tntcn:cn,S who iNs's.eh int We mast
tx .hc matter up. Offering NE any price
n;cht maine 10 report The scales out or
..r,i"r and stating that disclosure
'7:sc a great Gra, 81 trouble for the
mpHrting company
In due course. Deputy Survey Va!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11

Chapter 50.
\ nigh, or TWO AFTER Forrsster '''
pearan no at the hotel u bali WAS given
think the infringement IS h"rf1d.
Joan grumbled Il had been distinct:
ulyen out that children GEder 10 we're
neither expected or wanted. y" JUS;
love to No.
"lM tel you ali a5ou; It. heT moth
Quirt.y returned.
Are you gong:
"Yes
But I will be hor-ia :" &c alone
Joan paused Her wnris hur; n ~"
mir. Margaret r-ad her th"Ixh;.
IL snail, not 80 aiU:.". Mr. FORESTER
has asked me- to s" with him
~ hate that man"
Ono wou!l not believe So Hll;''h N.",'..''
could be put In four words: "sp"''i,'.
BY = EGrl who looked Ike blond" 'HS".
WHY do you hat" him. Joan" We '''
not hate People without reason.
He's try!u. 20 get you AVA FROM
me. and hate him.
"pon't talk chat way Joan. No one
on earth ran get me away from you. q
we nre separated II Will b. you who
leave me IN t"w years Shall h""'"
10 worry about that. wish I could
keep you 4 Nttls gil always
Margaret was begging the question.
and Joan knew II
"Yol mean TIA: will get married.
yes. SorNtimes hcTc-y"t dread
20 Sc. YOU grow ny
ut wouldn't n,aEn any dIS;"rcc%e -
yoI :: / dtI Sc; married. y"u would
I've w.th H. always HGt ., So" 80
married. took = s;racG" man n he
house. w!:h re. - run Away. I .oH.Gn' :
bear ~ BE- laughed - ~ =" boys al
xtrls because r,v ro;hc" was =" Sill
1T ;sn, silly. .'"a-. ~ wan; society.
or tn 'onr 60 sntertr >M"Ht i"U ar"r'
rata.a!lv a.!,.sa. T"nr." she added very
sc~.ous'y. but with re J"U are ICY
an'flsa vnY aE;Ydzn ne AM S"r' ~
rir1slr~ "a. $ par' f-"rA YOU. it'T"
v,n ".c~ stopped 20 think dear. that
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70. share 49,. II adopted '"ur t.
r.s wu~il p" riuss ami "~T'""s every
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SIDE TALKS
WHY DOESN'T HE TELL HER ?
by Ruth Cameron

, thar she Is hurting her attraCiireney =
! 20 others ny l.. ~ gently intimate as
much 10 her"
! OF course L IS worry delicate task !
rsroGa.zr that And II Il is not done in
a sp!ri, ~ very real love IL II sure 70
hc 4 feaiurc. II The man goes about Il
n A critical. faulttinding. or worse still.
ridiculous rnood. he is going 10 make
he kind OF wound tha, testers instead
~ heals
Bat II it is dnns In rns right spirit.
any woman who fails 70 m"et Tho desire
I" hep WITH II desire - be helped and 4
determination not 20 le' tn" Inevitable
Dow 20 her ya.n!ty make trouble be-
tween them. makes ono OF tho biggest
mistakes in her mo