The Washington times., 1922-04-14
KISS
like TEA-TlME,
LACKS WAlL0P
That, Folks. Seems to BE
Opinion OF Three Oirls
Champ Smaoked.

the girls who know. remember. and
feel on their lips the memory Of
those kisses Jack Dempsey gave out
30 generously when he sailed away
on the Aouitania on Tuesday, give
their impressions. 1
II was Bon Voyage. Jscti Bon
| voyagei But amid the irresponsible
festivity of boat pulling out. tugs
shrieiing. and warm emotions gen
orally, there aiko were Misses!
| How were the champions kisseef
cold7 Conventional Or
"Oh, very, veryi~ says Miss Mary
Sherman, movie actress. biushinG at
the romantic recollection.
| Miss Florence Walton. the dancer.
was also kissed, and Miss Mary
Lewis, the blond and fair Foliics
girl "Oh, very"---they all say, and
hide behind barrage Of shy super
lativos.
They Were Wonderful.
Miss Lewis has vivid recollec-
ton, too vivid for expression. They
were wonderful, and very
| Very what7" she was insistently
asked.
.'oh, you must experience one to
understand. Mr.. Dempsey is one
| of the ioveliest gentlemen now.
He is a great overErown kid. He Ia
not at all as people think.
| Really, you wouldn't expect a
prizefighter to be like MIN. and he
isn't an ordinary prtxesighter Mt HH
| I don't think that In his heart OF
hearts he even wants TO be a prize
L r. - Atxrx thu
mark the other day to a friend of
| mine. regarding q boy we both knew.
and Dempsey said not TO make o
| prizefigfter out OF him. 4
His kiss7 Oh, I'll let you say II
/ was-sweet. don't know just how
II happened. There was such
| crowd
Miss Lewis gave the general
i classification Of kisses as:
Il breakfast. luncheon and tea
/ time kisses-first, second and third
sorts of things. couldn't attempt
a fourth-ciass, though suppose
that would be the oave-man kiss.
GcntIemaniy and Sweet.
"First, there's the breakfast kiss
that doesn't mean q dog-go thing.
/ There's the midday or luncheon
kiss that's not unpleasant, but that
| there's really no time for, and then
there's the gentle, tca-ttme kiss
that just naturally goes with the
| lovely time of the day. i should
say Jacks kisses belong TO that
4 class, at least those that he gave
10 me-just adorable and gentle
manly and sweet
! camera was a breakfast kiss. sterco-
i typed and merely for the effect.
But there were others, more private
ones. on the other side of the boat.
LIT was from those I drew my con-
clusion, the tea-ttme one.
lack said he'd like II TO be pos
xibls for US 10 have five minutes
ali by ourselves. But we couldn't,
and 20 I really can't go any further
with my table Of the kinds Of kisses
he has"
Like . Big Brother.
And rlorence Walton confessed:
He kissed me like big brother.
Really, like a big brother. ] was at
| the pisr to see Miss Baker off and
Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt. who IL a
friend of mine, and then / saw
Dempsey. He said must kiss him
rood-by because he was scared TO
death OF being sea-sick.
/ He took me in his arms and
kissed me like a big brother. We
are Just friends. He didn't mean
anything by his kisses He must
have kissed q dozen girl friends.
Dempsey is just a big boy. and he is
lonely"
when Mas Sherman was seen.
she was determinedly asked to ex-
plain what woman means when
she says that a man In Just a big
boy" What's a big boy. and why
is Dempsey just a big boy. and what
makes the type so attractivef She
replied:
IT can't say. He Ia just boy. He
is a big, sweet, lovable boy. He
kissed me, and that's all there was
to IL. He Is just big boy when you
are in his arms. and his kiss was
very, very wonderful.
.sHe told me he didn't want to 80,
but know he was quite thrilled to
get on a ship"
Miss Walton Is q brunette, Miss
Lewis a blonde, and Miss sherman
has a luxuriant head OF Titan hair.