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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
In EXPLANATION.

An editorial in The Bee yesterday, comment
ing upon the "brass band" methods of certain
prohibition enforcement officers, was inspired by
published statements ascribed to Robert P
Samardick, federal agent. Mr.. Samerdick de-
nies the authenticity Of these interviews and has
satisfied The Bee that he was improperly quoted
Conclusions Of the editorial therefore are not ap-
plicable in this case
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
I,,jor.iug Mr., Ila,..

Wahoo, Neb.. May i.-ro,Ihe I'd.
itor OF The Dee: The mothsss de-
partment at Marietta precinct,
Saunders county. Neb,, an ofganisa-
tion with an enrolment. e1eeeding
100 active members, at its iasl resu-
lar session unanimously adopted the
following resolutions;
"Resolved. That We heartily eom-
mend and support VIII Hays In his
suppression Of the Arbuekle films,
Resolved, That we send a copy OF
this resolution To WIN Hays, and
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05

That democratic love feast at Lincoln didn't
resemble very strongly the dinners that used to
be given to Mr.. Bryan in Nebraska. In olden
times it was the followers who sat down., not the
leaders.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05

Milwaukee now has "Store at Your Door, :"
grocery mounted on big truck. A mere man
suggests that this would make a great hit with
the farm wives, but the women are more apt to
regard it as cheating them out of an occasional
trip to town.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05

dren of his power in proportion as
they will receive IL.
III Is kaddening 20 see any one In
his condition. espeeikily when IL II
80 unnecessary, Aud II II unneces-
safy. isn't IL, sDr. EvansY"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Nav Intend to Haunt 'Em.

1t is alleged that Woodrow Wilson will de-
vote his remaining years to furnishing those of
his party who opposed him while in the White
House. Should he pursue that course he will
take on some job-Pittsburgh Gazette Times
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05

The truth-in-fabric bill is to be pushed by.
the senate agricultural bloc, although some may
look ior balk'-~ hv r,smhere from the cotton
states
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
REPLY.
Usually.

|. Z. writes: please tell $. s.. the
man suffering from .neurasthenia
whose letter appeared recently. to
read DIR. o. S. Marden's books, pos
sibly beginning with How to Get
What You Want
Il believe they will help him re-
cover the essential thing he has evil
identity lost-faith in himself and his
right to expect fine. manly things of
himself because of his relation to the
Great Creator. who gives to his chill.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Well


They ase dishonest, drinking, nkhI-
Ing, lying ana efaokedness,
The probability Is that The persons
with the other qualities would get
by without ever running afoui of the
courts, Yet there u no fundamental
difference bst~ssu The disease of
disposition which causes sullenness
ON the one hand and that which
causes ssindiihg on the other The
sullen man pays the penalty IN that
he does not ger on in the world and
thar he Ia unpopular with his fellow
employees.
Certain types OF diseased disposi-
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
!, seems Longer at . A. ".

". l.. r. writes; please give me
the following Information for the
states OF Illinois and Indiana:
How many doctors are there In
each state. according TO the 1920
census. how many people would
each doctor have TO care for. based
on the square mileage OF each state;
how many square miles would each
doctor cover In attending his pa
tients?"
REPLY.
Illinois: Number OF physicians.
1861. One physician to each 500
people. Number OF square miles per
physician. SO.
Indiana: Number of physicians,
4.446. One physician to each $50
people. Number Of square miles per
physician, So.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Aid Tor Chicken Iirenst,

HrfSs s'' N'ss>Ss'' s's'"''f
A, A. q. writes. "My doctor told
mo | Mas chicken breasted. VIII
you kindly tell me what chicken
breasted lss
II was puzzled the whole week
after that" -
REPLY,
In the deformity known as
chicken breast the chest il deep aud
narrow. and the breast bone projects
as IL does in chicken,
IL results from riekets,
by work which develops the great
muscles of the neck and back.
chicken breast can be overcome Ia a
slight extent.
A person with chicken breast
should stay out of doors NJ much as
possible and do everything bcsidcs
that he can do 10 avoid consump-
tion. since people OF his group are
quite susceptible TO the disease,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05

The most tangible evidences of companys pride its COM
muny and confidence in its business future the real
investments of that company The consistency Of efforts
to build and build well, benefttng the community autonat
cay benefited ourselves has led to the COM
peton of new home for the Standard Oil Company of
Nebraska 18th and Howard Streets this city. We hope
that our investment in this property will benefit other local
enterprises acknowledge with gratitude the patronage
Of those firms and individuals who have made this new
business home possible
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02

rugati sd Id parte pc zlua sus
numita 81 sd lie achite fata de Soc.
ca 81 moi sd ne putem face dato-
ria fata de mama noastra Uniune.
Tot pc aceasta Gale rog pc fratil
Romani din Warren 81 jur care
simt romaneste 81 au tragere de
inima, 81 cunosc ce va sd zlca o
Societate de ajutor pot vedea
fratii Romani cd intr un interval
de 4 luni au murit dol fratl
membri 81 sora membra pc care
Uniunea noastra ii plateste Gu
cate 10000 dolari. Deci fratilor
nu staff pc ganduri veniti 81 va
inscrieti ca membri pc ziua de !
Februarie pc ziua aceasta taxa
de inscriere/ este redusa pc zlua
sus numita Gu 200 dOlari.
Deci in speranta ca vom ii res
pectati de fratii nostri membr
care mai suntem 90 la numar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02
INvlTARE

Societatea Romana de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Mihai Viteazul" din
Follansbee, w. Va. Invita- pc
toate Societatle, Parochii, Clu-
burr 81 pc toti fratii Romani din
loc 81 jur lua parte la Petre-
mecca ce va avea loc in seara
zilei de 4 Februarie 1922 in Hala
Exnner Penn. Str. Follansbee.
Inceputul la orele 6:3O 81 va
dura pana la II noaptea.
Muzica Ardeleana din Mar.
tins Ferry, Ohio va distra pc
onoratul public Gu cele mai nouj
arii de dams.
Pretul de mtrare Domnii 75c
Damele 25 cent?.
In speranta ca onoratele So
cietati 81 fratii Romani ne va ds
tot sprijinul posibil. Ramanem
in asteptare in numele Societati
"Mihai Viteazrfls'
Comitetul aranjator.
Us & 27). .st
- & q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Biruinta 81 d. N. R.
din Warren, Ohio ConvOaca pc
tOti membri Ell de a lua parte> Ia
sedinta Generala lunara pc ziua
de ) Febr. a. c. la orele / 30 p. m
Avand in >%edere pc larg starea
Societatii noastre deci rog pc
d-nii functionari de a nu lipsi de
la aceasta sedinta, acei functio-
mari care vor lipsi fara motive
serioase vor fl amendati conform
Statutului. Tot odata rog pc
membri noui sd vie sa depue jul.
ramantul fata de Societate sunt
rugati toti membri in restanta Gu
cotele lunare 81 acei membri care
au alte datorii fata de Soc. sunt
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02
LIBERALU
in .ARDEAL
Fruntasii pardHului la Cluj

Cluj, 5 Ian. = All 'dimineata a
sosit in orasul nostru d. Vintila
Bratianu insotit de d-nii Duca, G.
Marzescu, Corbescu, 81 Bogdan,
Simion Mandrescu, Saveanu, Le-
Onte Moldovanu. Au fost primitl
la CARA Gle fruntasii partidului ma
tional- liberal din lOcalitate. LA ora
| avut loc un banchet in Onoa-
rea noilor veniti La hOtelul New
York. La ora 5 d. Vmtila Bratia-
nu a tinut la Cercul de studii al
partidului liberal conferinta des-
pre- principiile de organizare ale
Statului modern, principii ex-
puse 81 la Bucuresti.
Domnia sa i'm cursul conferintei,
arafat eat de gsesita este inter-
pretarea data de o parte din presa
referitOr la rOlul Parlamentului,
aratand ca cinsidera foarte utila
initiativa de legiferare a Parla-
mentului in mersul Statului.
A vorbit apoi despre descentra.
lizarea administrative, reforma
lfinanciara.
A luat parte la aceasta cOnfe
rinta intreaga lume culta a Cluju
lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02
s1IRI Din PATRIE

Ivindu-se desc 81 repetate in
cendii in padurile Statului 81 cele
particulare carl din cauZa secetii
,perzistente Sc intind Gu uSurinta
pc suprafete intinse, S s'au luat
masuri ca d-nii prefecti de judete
indata ce vor fl vizati de agentii
silvici, sau vor lua cunostinta de
starea de ivirea vre-unui incen-
.diu, fie in proprietatea Statulul
fie in cele particulare, sa dea aju.
tOrul necesar stangerii 81 locali-
zarii acelui incendiu 81 sd contri-
buiasca 81 la descoperirea autori-
lor.
Targ de vite la Lisa (Fagaras(
Prin decizia ministeriala No.
93777 din % Decembrie 1921 s "a
'aprObat infiintarea la 2 (doua-
targuri de vite anuale in comuna
Lisa (jud. Fagaras) 81 anume
unul la 3 Iunie 81 unul la q Sep
ltembrie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02

plecat eel din urma de la groapa
Cand sa esim pc poarta cimiti-
rulul tusa Ana Sc apropie de tata
81 ii zise: 'Acum al scapat de ca.
I-ai mancat zilele. Poti sd lei a.
manta care al adus-o acasa."
Tata nu la zis mimic. M a urcat
In trasura urcat 81 pc Cecilia 81
dupa ce s'a urcat 81 dina Brown,
$ a urcat 81 tata 81 am mers acasa.
Tata a TRIMS pc dina Brown 81
Cecilia Gu trasura acasa la eli.
Cand Sc piece Cecilia mia zis sd
,merg dupa masa la eli sd ne ju-
cam. 20 sd vie's, ii spuse tata, 81
intraram in casa.
Dina Miller ne-a deschis usa, 81
lar m q luat in brate 81 m a sayu-
tat. Am cuprins-o Gu bratele de
gat 81 am sarutat-o. Rebegisem
de frig 81 ma simteam bine Ia
peptul ei plin 81 in bratele ei cal
de. Tata zimbea 81 ma intreba
'lubesti pc d-na Millerit
'Da, tata, iubesc," " respun.
seiu ea, lnandu-i vorba din gura,
hi D mai saratai odata.
ssa 4 pusd, & zise dina Nil
!leF 4 ~ m ~
q \ 90! Y y y ,uss IA ls.l!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02
DIN CARNETUL UNUI
COPIL FARA MAMA
de: G. r. PASCU

mamei care era asezat intr un
sicriu imbracat in catifea alba.
O parte din femei lacramau.
Tusa1 na-.~plangea 81 suspina.
Dupa ce>a a4ispravit popa de cefit
un ON a,pus capacul sicriulpi 81
la batut,scYxeuie. Au VENT patru
insi deess idicat sicriul 81 Ia
dus la dric.as
Eu Gu tata, dina Brown 81 Ce-
ella ne-am urcat intro trasura,
care mers dupa dric. La cimi-
tir, popa a mai zis cateva cuvinte
81 dupa acea groparii au slobozit
sicriul in groapa. Tata Sc stergea
Ia ochi. Eu n am plans 81 nici Ce.
ella, Tusa Ana era - lesine si
niste femei au tinut-o de- subti0ri
Il i-au pus . sticlpfx 4 ms.
Lumea ! inesput ! N risipi,
lsTata ~, Cssilii an Brown
! \ g. : 4 n 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02

A doua ri VENT tata 81 IN a
dus acasa. D-na Sofia Miller, in
grijitoarea, "a luat in brate 81
m a sarutat. Mia netezit parul 81
zicea ca sunt .baiat frumos. Cres-
tea inima in mine, 81 m m'am lipit
de ca. Tata zimbea. Vedeam cal
pare bine ca nu ma feresc de ca.
Stieam ca 0 sd fie viitoarea mea
mama, 81 mama 1mi spusese sa ma
port bine Gu ca 81 so ascult.
Dina Miller mia legat un "a
brann negru la mana stinga Si
ma peptenat ca sa-mi stea parul
lins pc cap. Cecilia era langa
mine. A yorbit 81 Gu ca dar n a
65futat-o.
Peste un ceas . sosit popa, dri-
eefii u mai multe trasnri. 6slo-
nul sfa plin de hume Rops ! ia
1t y eiteasca, u t1&a a a lpsl
ehk II I! Az \ 4 81 b q! n! I! q ~ !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02


tica de cateva ore in care desvol-
tat un vast program polite pentru
viitor. De incheiere, d. Bernady
a spus ca maghiarimea nu-si poate
ajunge scopurile politice prin a
titudine pasiva, ci numai prin {
participate cat mai intensiva Ia
viata pQlitica de stat. In conse
cinta, d. Bernady a facut delega
tiunei declaratiunea, ca trebue 81
desfasoare steagul activitatii poll
tice, participant in viitor la toat'
actiunile politice 81 prin urlnare 5
la viitoarele alegeri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02

veranda 81 am mers inject, pasind
rar 81 lin sa nu fac sgomot pana
la usa. Era incuiata. Am volt sd
sun dar mi-am luat seama, ere
zind ca are sd ma certe 81 am
lmers la intrarea din dos, care
|respundea Gu bucataria. 81 ac0l0
era lumina. Cand am trecut prin
'.dreptul ferestrelOr am vazut pc
tatas sarutand pc ingrijitoarea.
Nam indraznit sa intru. M lam
gandit cd o Sc creaza Cd lam va
zut 81 o sd Sc supere pc mine. Am
stat pitt sub fereastra si din
cand in cand ridicam capul sd
vad daca sunt tot acolo. M stu
cat am stat dar mi s'a parut Cd
am stat multi 81 decate ori ridi-
cam capul mi Sc parea c6 ii v&d
sarutandu-se. Recoares serei in
|cepuse sa-mi intre in case. M am
|,gandit la yorbele Ceciliei cand
am plecat, sS merg reps1e * M
racesc ii >mi-am zis q nn-i slt
chip de p4truns in casa, e - =
|eu fat6 eurdta, de CT IL msrg u
fatx " = sun
Am men a. fAtx 4 & l,l&p ipi<
lis "A dinti n lst. ~ ~ \ \
| KAN /. |. 1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02

zimbesc 81 eu..
Hal sd mancam 81 mai citeSti
81 dupa masa daca vrei,' Else
dansa netezindu-ma pc frunte. Ii
aprcai mana 81 md lipii de ca, Gu
capul, ridicat sal vaz fata. Sc a.
.pleca 81 cuprinzindu-ma de mij-
,loc ma ridica 81 ma saruta de
mai multe orr. Nici in brateh
mamei nu man silntit asa de
bine ca in bratele eli 81 sarutari-
lie mamei hu erau asa de scalde Si
de dulci ca ale eli, 81 man gan
dit ca nu-i de mirare Cd sarutA
tata. Cand ma Msat JOS am val
zut pc tata Ia spatele ei. Fata i
era scaldata intro raza de hucu-
RE.
(va urma). B
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02

ca nu vine nimeni sa deschiza
usa, sun din nou, de, data asta mai
tare, 81 ma trecut nici un minut
81 simt ca sc deschide uSa.
Al VENT? Teal saturat de
jocf' zise tata Gu vocea lui obis-
nuita cand era in vote buna.
''Da, tata," am venit," ii res
.pund eu, 81 intru in casa.
Maine al sd mergi la scoalass,
zise tata, inchizand usa. Ar Fl
bine sd mai treci Gu ochii peste
cartea ala pana mancam.
Yam ayteptat sa-mi zica de
doIS ori. Am luat cartea 81 tre.
cand langa masa am inceput sd
citesc leetia Ia care ramasesem,
dar printre sire par ca vedeam
numai chipdri de oameni, de fe-
moi side copii. Pc mama, pe tata,
pc tusa, dina Brown u pc ingri-
jitoarea safutata de tata, 81 ma
gandeam Cd nici odata nam va.
sut re tata farutand pc mama.
M stiu cat am sIat GU ochii pc
carte VI ca ,gandurile risipite pana
card m'am pomenit Gu .. MANA
gs espul ineu. An intors capui a
x|xu ashit ! ingriiii.
!! \ 1 |a'si \
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02

Stunt rugati toti abonentn
hostri a observa urm&toarele
reguli la trimiterea pentru
schinbare de adres&.
/. Sa Sc scrie adresa veche
nnde la mers ziarul 81 adresa
unde "a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoah& 81
Sc alature marci de Sc. 81 SO
caute sa nj Sc des numele stra-
del 81 al orasului correct.
Cine nu observ& aoeste re-
gull in zadar asteaptx d j se
schimbe adresa Cd M se poata
Administrati4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02
IN vi 1ARE

D-nul George Serbian din CO.
muna VOLTA judi Fagaras, are
Onoare a va face cunoscut casa
toria sa cu d7soara Fenvronia
Varga.
D-soara Fenvronia Varga din
comuna Veseud jud. Tarnava-
Mare. are onoare d va face GU
noscut casatoria sd Gu dl George
Serbian.
81 roaga pc toti prietenii con
sateni 81 cunoScuti. din loc 81 jur
a lua parte la Celebrarea Reli-
gioasa Cununiei lor. care va
avea loc Sambata in IL Februa,
RE 1922 i'm HaIa Societatii
''Vulturul" din 315-7th Ave
West Homestead. Pa. la orele
] p. m. Actul religios Sc va Sc
varSl de catra Rev. Alexandra
Muneran. din Alliance. Ohio.
Nasi vor fl dl 81 dina Simeon
81 Maria Varga din Homestead,
Pa. Muzica d-lui Niculae Sinu
din Youngstown, Ohio, va distra
pc onor. oaspeti cu frumoasele
cantece nationale le. 81 arii de dams,
in tot decursul petrecerei.
Pana la revedere, va salutam
cu toata dragostea.
NB. Stunt rugati toti prietinii
consateni 81 eur noscutii nostri carl
nu prlmesc invitari speciale ne
stiind adresa ia toti Sc bine-
volasca considera aceasta invi-
tare publicata.
1GIRII 81 NASH.
(27-2S & 31-32).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02
SECUII PROCLAIM
ACTIVITATEA
POLITICA

In ziua de l Ianuarie a. c. s'a
prezentat la d. G. Bernady de-
legatiufe compusa din o suta per
soane prezentandu-i felicitarile de
Anul nou. Gu acest prilej d. G..
Bernady tinut 0 cuvintare poll
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02

In numele u. S. ''Biruinta 81
d. N. Rom' din Warren, Ohio
III Walnut Str.
loan Banciu, presedinte.
George Dragomir, prim seer.
(26-27.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02
DACA vREI

Sd nu te ingroape Gu Talerul
fnscrie-te intro Societate din
Uniunea S. r. A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-13

rfed career Of five years, during which
time both parties were much In the
limelight.
The couple were married in 1917 at
Cold Springs Farm, Bethayres. which
had been tie estate of Mrs. Finney'
second husband. They went to San
Francisco several months ago.
Immediately after the apartment epi-
side. Mrs. Finney departed for the
Mare Island Navy Yard, where she Is
In seclusiOn with n girlhood friend. Mrs.
Frank Willie. wife Of Lieutenant Com
mander Willie. superintendent OF con-
struction at the naval base.
."Mrs. Finney IL an old friends OF
ours" Commander willie. said. 'Shc is
suffering from nervous strain at pres
ent, but will leave for the East IN n
few days. She inherited a large for
tune, which was dissipated by Finney in
the stock market.
"Whcn Finney came to the coast sew
eral months ago he was virtually PEN
niless and was supposed to be looking
for a position. I know nothing Of
his association with the woman In whose
apartments lie was arrested
When detectives went to the Locks
ley Hall Apartments, In the exclusive
residential district, to serve n warrant
sworn out by Mrs. Finney, they were
first refused admittance. Finally. how
ever. Finney agreed to accompany the
officers. At the city prison he was re-
leased on bail He will be given a
hearing next week before Judge Syl-
yester J. NfcAtee on misdeameanor
charge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-13
SOCIETY GIRL, SPEEDING,
CALLS OFFICER TERRIBLE
Miss Gertrude Ehret Fined In Ard
more Despite Indignant Protests

Indignant protests against the ac.
tons of that terrible policeman -
failed to gain leniency last night for
Miss Gertrude G. Ehret, Il pretty So
ciety girl of II Beverly road. Edge.
water Park. n. J.
Miss Ehret was arrested charged with
speeding after leading a Main Line DO :
liceman merry chase of three miles.
She was wrathful when she appeared
before Magistrate Stillwagon in Ard.
more and asserted that no one had ever
dared to address her in the manner the
policeman did.
MAGISTRATE Stillwagon, however. fined
her $40 and costs, a total of $3.50.
PatrOlman 1illard said he was stand.
ing at WynnewoOd road. Merton. when
Miss Ehrct passed in her automobile.
He said she was driving between thirty
4 and forty miles an hour and ignored
/ his command to stop. He Comman-
deered another machine and gave chase.
The chase continued on Wynnewood
road from Merton to Wynnew0od. Lii.
lard said the young woman ignored in.
tersections and shot between cars on
the road at a lively clip. 1t was as she
was attempting to turn into Lancaster
pike that the car in which the ma
,rolman was riding stopped directly in
her path.
After the fine was imposed Miss
Ehret could find only $1i. A man
u1end produced $3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-13

the willingness on both sides to under
stand, to sacrifice personal whms tC
make 1t n going concern.
| 1--WE always pay attention to the most
intimate things last" he mused. 81
dare say that II Mrs. Dorsey and myself
had been trained for marriage we would
be living together today.
Modern education in the home and
the school does not train young people
for the problems they will meet in mar =
riage. They should learn that yielding
and sacrifice will be necessary befor.
their minds and habits become cast iron.
Just because a thing is natural Is
no sign 1t is right he said. THAT is
an attitude, Of mind that many people
nave. but it Ia wrong. Just because
marriage is natural is no sign that it
will work out right. Marriage is like
democracy: just because 1t fails in some
instances is no reason why it should be
denounced"
Divorce in marriage. DR.. Dorsey de-
ciared. should come either early, not at
all or very late.
~ believe" he said. "that in the
first six months. If couple have the
intelligence to weigh matters calmly
and dispassionately. they can sense
"">'"'' VI hVt lueiT partnership mas
permanent foundation.
I'm six months the wife has found
that he was not the person she thought
him to be. or he has found that she was
not the person he thought her to be.
=, IF divorce Is to come. it should come
then. But most certainly not If there
Will be children, until after the chill.
dren are Of age. Mrs. Dorsey and I
would not separate until after our
children are grown up. Our daughter
IL married and has family of her
own. and our son has completed his
education, and is working"
Where divorce has its worst effect
these days, nr. Dorsey believes, is
where couple has struggled along to-
the point where he Is about fifty and
she about fOrty.five. where she Is no
longer as attr9ctive as she used to oe
and where he divorces her for the ex-
press purpose of marrying another
woman who Is younger.
"A wife should not meddle in her
husbands business affairs" he con-
tinued. but she must be interested\in
them enough to give him sympathy and
when he needs it.
THE real woman. the ideal woman.
the successful woman" he concluded.
rs the one who gives n man all the |
he wants and vet keeps
her own individuality.
That REQUIRES tact and patience"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-13

| A stu,lent Of Tho ;n,.;.,,.,,,, ,n,
h,k;.. ". institutions ""'
'"o'.s OF man IN all ages and countries
mas failed in his own marriage because
he says, he had not been sufficient,
educated Gov -
nv, .'' t' =.
lhere ls nor sumcient training FOL
young people in preparing them for tn,
! yielding and compromises and sacri
| fees which are necessary in marriage
he contends.
DIR. George A Dorsey formor nro
fessor Of ethnoiouv at Harvard n pro
fessor NJ onthronnioov a. tha I:,,; ;,.au
sity of Chicago rmrafor NJ ontbronnioa,
nt the Field Museum In Cb;caoo tIn;tei
states naval attache during III war ir
Snain md Portugal edv;sor nm Snon,s,
problems to tbe American pcace Com
mission ot Paris outbor of sevent,
hooks and nonprs IN antbronologv In.
been divorced.
Mrs Dorsev dec,ores Tint bo +r,so,ed
too much and tbot bs iast tho;r honG
In Chicngo four Years auo because he
wanted free,lom for wr;tinv
DR.. Dorsev saws thot thc stoto NJ
matrimonv no mntr;mnnv docs not IN =.
terfcre with tbe nrofess;op ~ writino--
but thot unhapnv marriage interferes
with writing in thc same degree. bnt
in no greater degree ms II interferes
with ANYTHING else.
And he insists thnt marriages are