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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-01

En- una serie de curiosos artfculos
que han apcrecido Ell Ia North Ame-
rican Reviw', el n0Nelista Wells ha
eXpuesto como Scr;in. seglin SuS call
culos. la cas- v Ia famil.a en- el ano
1000. Ante tcdo. SUPPRESSION absolute
de los crialos III telGfono pondra
cada familia en- cGnYllidaci0n con los
das, por Ii; sencilla raz0n de que en-
los reStaurantc% Sc pGdrl adquirir to-
do 10 que SO rhSoc, Y pr2ciO que re-
sutara menor que 81 ~ p!atos Sc con-
fecclCnaScn en- casa. TOdoS los ser
viciOS de la casa : ell bGrrido, el Sacil-
dido de polvo. ku cepilladura de tra-
jeS, etc. ete.. Serdn trabajos quo ha-
ri un tGcnico especializado, el cual
en- unG SOFA mailana padrd servir a
una numer@h clientela. ;Y los nj
ilca?... IIaorA ninos todavfa Asf
10 adnite IIp1i.:prt0 Wells, pero me-
nos, s;enpre menos y en- tctFo case,
NADIA de ni1arlas nj de educaci0n do
m6Stica: educ&ci0n c0mdn (;pobres
nillcS. E. y deSdC la mas tierna infan-
cia. en- asilGS abSolutamente perfec-
tos,confOrme Il los diethmenes de las
cencias m6dicas p>[quicas.A 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-01
LOS QUE LLEGARON DE SUR
AMERICA EN- Ell "PHILADEL-
PHIA" ANOCHE.

Francisco Andino, Dolores de An
dino, Max Meyerewitz, Samual Meye-
rewitz, Ida S. Lorner, Cecilia Fried
man, Juan j. Herrera Toro, Teresa
de G. Herrera Toro, Dinerah Herrera
Toro, Elias Herrera Toro, Cecilia He
rrera Toro, Elsa Herrera Toro, Felipe
Rincon Gonzalez, Reinaldo Esculpi,
Noises Salas Baiz, Brigitto Hehlt,
Hendrick Meerdink, Nanette r. r.
Perera Meerdink, Eleazar H. L. Ma
dure y Huberto NJ. Ryna.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-01

Pc fccc:cnaa meean:smcS defectuosos.
ct. etc I.c.' meXiGa9oS an obrcr0S
ingeniosos, Y 81 primtiv&mente los
vcEdedcreH del "VoRdor" fUeron so
lanente quizis, los c5mplices de las
r@tG.'os metrcr litanoS, hoy So les We
bajo sus tiendecillas humildcs, empu-
iiando algnna n,Al!2 lerramicnta De
trabajo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-01

lugar denominado "Tenerfa', ha sido
denunciado por violar la ley de arbi-
trios:, Estaba en- possession de un apa-
ratio de destilar alcohol que no fue
recistrado en- la Tesoreria de Puerto
Rico.
as. Corresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-01

Sc ALQUTLAN dos habitaciones ven
tiladas y espaciosas en- Allen 81. Una
de elias da la calle y otra esta en- Ell
interior, Para informes, dirijase a Ma
nuel Sastre en- la misma casa al te-
lefono 266 negro, San Juan. 81
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-05-24
PAGE THE EAR DOCTOR

A certain man was growing more and more deaf, but dislihed to ad- init it. He made a brave pretense of understanding what was said to him, and this frequently entaiIed amusing mistakes.
 Last summer a neighbor met him and said:
 Perhaps you haven't heard of the agreeable visitor who arrived at our house yesterday--a fine baby boy-a perfect cherub?"
 The deaf man smiled pleasantly and replied:
 "Oh, we have lots of 'em at our house. My wife gets 'em by the bushel, stews 'em, you know, and puts 'em up."
 Why" said the bewildered neigh Dor, what do you think I said?"
 Yes, she likes the red kind best. continued the fflicted citizen. She says they aint so tough. Is yours the black sort?"
 Sir" cried the indignant neigh Dor, what are you talking about?"
 The deaf man heard this.
 Why, cherries, of course" he re- marked. That's what you said
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-05-24

The girls at the high school made an unusually fine showing coming down the fire escape during the drill. From Maryland School Com missioner's report.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-05-24
s'LANGUAGE

Fred "'S'neagle."
 Harry" Shot, 's'nowl." Bert" "'S'neyther, 's'n'awk."
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-05-24

I've called for a little light on the financial question" said the man in the rural editors sanctum.
 Well, you've come to the right place" replied the editor. If there is anything we are light on it is the finances"
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-05-24

North We'll, you see, it was this way. The guide was wearing a fur coat and the hunting party mis- took him for a bear.
 West-And they shot the poor fellowi
 North-No, mol He starved to death in the woods. You see, the rest of the party were packing the grub, and he never could catch up to them.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-05-24

aint it2'
 But the neiehbor walked away without word.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-05-24
To Our Customers

We thank you for your patronage the past and solicit your continued CO., operation
 We have tried to serve yon to the best of ability. The time has when turn the over to else who will perpeuae the business Until that time intend to continue you trust you will continue to deal with This will help in disposing of the business who will make it this munity.
 It will be of great assistance if all those whose accounts overdue will take of them in the few days.
 THE SALMON RIVER TRADING co, |NC,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-08
BY Josephine Van de Gr;ft
NEA Service Staff Writer


POMPTON LAKES. \. J., Nov. -
Eugenics for dogs! The proposal comes
from Albert Payson Tcrhune, novelist
and writer Of famous dog stories.
Terhune would cut down the dog pop
ulation. At his estate here, surrounded
by a remarkable collection of collies, he
told of his hopes for Improvement Of the
canine race.
There are far too many dogs in the
world" he said. IF humans would en-
ploy eugenCs with dogs (upon whom it
could easily be cnforced) instead Of
preaching cugonics to humans Mpon
whom it can never be cnforced) there
would be only enough dogs for man s
workers and chums.
Against Animal Acts.
Under such system there would be
no stray dogs, no dog pounds, no idiotic
mad-dog scares. And above all there
would be no dogs forced into vaudeville
acts"
It is against this use of dogs in trained
animal acts that Terlunes plan is chief
ly directed
by all means let dogs work for their
living. Let them hunt for man, or herd
for man. or guard for man, or dr2"
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Sale of Tur pentine Rights.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Forest Supervisor. Florida National
Forest, Pensacola. Florida, until -
O'Clock noon, November g. 1922. for the
right to turpentinc any and all the pine
timber located within the Florida Ma
tonal Forest, as follows: Sections a.
80. % T. IN, r. 26W., 10000 cups; Sec
lions .. IL r. is, r. 2GKN., 9 900 cups;
Section 30, T IN. Il. % W. 4,230 cups;
Minimum price $50. 90 per ". cups. high
back cup timber, 3 year contract. Sec
ton T. IN, Il. 2JW, $500 cups; Sec
ton 10 T. IN, r. p w, 5000 cups;
Section %. r. 2N., r. 21W., $500 Guns;
Sections IA, "a T. IN, r. 21W.. HOO
cups; Section II T. On, r. 22W., 400
cups high front faces. year contract,
minimum price $125,00 per NJ. cups.
Section Sc, T. IN, r. PEW, Section II, r.
IN, r. 22W., Section 8 T. IN, r. 2lW..
$500 cups, high front faces, worked 5
years, l year contract. minimum price
$500 per ". cups. Sections 6, 8. IS,
20, %, %, 80. 81, T. IN, r. % w,
80 500 cups, back faces, 3 year contract,
minimum price $4,000 per NJ. cups.
Cup estimates given above are ap-
proximate only, and sale will be by
actual count. A $4,000 deposit will be
required with bid. same to apply on
purchase price if bid is accepted. and
to be refunded If bid is not accepted
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved. Before submitting bids full
information, sample contract and nee
essary forms should be. obtained from
Forest Supervisor, Forest Service, PEN
sa cola, Florida.
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LIFE AND CHARACTER READING
NoYennber

The best companiships exist he
tween people born on this date and
those born under Pisces. the negative
pole of the Water Trplicity. Staunch
friends arc found in Libra and in
Virgo.
Three great faults dominate these
people, when they are on the animal
plane. These are anger, jealousy and
passion. and if permitted to hold sway
will soon ruin their lives and destroy
their integrity.
The habit OF procrastination and
Incidence are very marked in these
people and If not broken become al
most a disease. Those who have not
learned the higher laws Of love are
often very unsatisfactory and eccen-
trio in their dealings with friends.
friend is a splendid fellow as long
as he can be used.
The governing sign is Scorpio and
the governing planet is Mars.
If you are looking for position II
steadiness and permanency, use the
Want Ads and they will soon assist
you to satisfaction.
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mans carts. But why make them do
asnine tricks-the fruit of pain-for the
amusement Of an audience?
"A dog can be taught the simplest and
most useful things without brutality.
But the complicated tricks Of a stage act
cannot be taught in that way If perfect
performance is to be assured.
Animal acts are as stupid as they are
cruel. a dog can he taught these acts
through cruelty. \ cat cannot; the only
way cat can be trained is by starva-
ton.
what is needed now is Tower dogs and
better dogs-useful dogs treated humane
~"
Terhunc. whose dog stories have made
him famous. comes from a family Of
writer's. lie rs n son Of the late Marion
Harland, with whom he collaborated on q
novel, and is brother of Virginia Ter
hume Van de Water, the writer
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LEGAL. NOTICES
NOTICE.

= NO IVIE
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed. as administrator of the estate
of Willis r. Vaughn, deceased, will on
the 18th day of November, A. d. 1922,
present his final account and vouchers
to the county Judge Of Escambia County,
Florida, and apply for discharge as
such administrator.
WALTER B. VAUGHN,
Administrators.
September 18th. 1922. oaw-9wks.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FOR SALE-An extra good six-cylinder
in the best CT condition, at a very
low price. viii take in a good Ford, bal !
ance cash. If you want fine car, write |
p. o. Box Is, Cantonment, Fla.
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TorpNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
o,s Cent a Word in Advance
One Rate to All
GWEN insertions For The
. Vrico OF SIX

-. advertisement taken for less
! ca- Is cent''
.....,. the words in your advertise
and multiply by the number Of
n.. ., YOU desire it printed; remit
...,.,rr words. include ITO
,rar sale" wanted, etc, as
III as addresses.
W., .,scK FACE GAPS, LIKE THIS,
20 CENTS PER WORD.
10 Point Light Face Type
like this, two cents per word.
r,-sgra7Hel matter, line dashes,
.l,,. s~s,p. classified display; &c
n ~.,' are -6c per inch az lines make
an !ncal
Ave r,r,oa whose name appears
a, tbs tesrhoue directory may have
lrass.NeH ads charged
roo.a, orlerz should be given in
Irving. never over the phone.
Advertisers should give their home
-. nos.off.ca address a. we'll as their
MONS numbers, because many read
s-g have no telephones.
r, the slvsrsttser so desires, replies
go, ba sent in care Of The Journal.
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LOST AND FOUND

-o~o~~~I~~--~~~~~~~~o~-~
LOST-Solid black setter. female dog,
about weeks old. near Gonzalez. Last
seen coming toward Pensacola. Answers
to the name of pet" Reward if returned
to w. F. Biggs, Sportmans Supply! Store.
sacola. tire and rim Reward if return
ed to 1921 n. 9th ave are phone 1872.
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MORTGAGE LOAN

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
We lend money on Real Estate in
the city on short notice. Please state
in application If you have an Alb
stract of Title to the Property.
Call and See Us.
THE WATSON AGENCY, Inc.
South PaiafoX Street
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of East India, worlds most noted medium,
clairvoyant and astrologist. sitting in his
great supreme power reading human life
tells your life story from the stars. Re
life If you're worried. troubled or dis
couraged on any affair CT life, send the
date Of your birth, 25c to cover mailing
expense. | will send horoscope of import
ance to you. Must send self addressed en-
velope. Address DIR. W. l.. Himihia, Lock
Box 1888. Savannah, Ga.
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HELP-FEMALE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lady bookkeeper
Address p. 0. Box 1893.
WANTED-Refiab white girl to do
housework and care for children. Phone
1594-J. 1920 \. 18th ave.
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ORDERS taken for cakes. Mrs, r. G.
Forrest, 10 e. LaRua st.
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In the Court Of Record Of Escambia
County, safe of Florida-In Chancery.,
Agnes Ard Tracossa, by her next friend
Henry Ard.
VS..
Proper affidavit as required by law
having been made and filed to require the
the defendant, John Tracossa, be and he
is hereby required to appear to the bill of
complaint filed against him herein, on
the second day of December, 1922.
This order to be published once a week
for four consecutive weeks in The Pen
sacoIa Journal. a newspaper published
in Pensacola, Esca mbia county. Florida.
Done and ordered this 31st day Of Oc-
tober. 1922.
(SEAL) J. l.. MAYO.
clerk Courtof Record Of Escambia Coun-
ty, Florida.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Galvanized stove pipe. Six
., inch' loo per it. Gulf Cot. Co, Phone
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PERSONAL

TAKE DAVIS UNION TONIC for your
health A liver and kidney regulator
and a blood purifier. None better. For
sale by all druggists.
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DRESSMAKING

'II,EEEATTON - Special on children's
Csr55.1's Phone 643-W. Apply 100 w.
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FOR SALE-A bargain, Apiece mahong-
any bedroom set. Phone 1856 318 E
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FOR SALE-Cottage at 100 s 10th ave.
Cheap. W. G.. Porter, III n. PaIafox st.
FOR SALE-General TRANSFER and haul
up. Bingham Transfer Co, Phone Gil
Z. A. Allen, proprietor.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Fraction less than - acres
unimproved land. on Flomation Hard
Road, miles from Pensacola, reasona bic.
Phone 1241, Box 635.
FOR SALE-9-room dwelling. all con-
veniences, fine location, blocks from
postoffice fronting park Complete fur
nishing also can be bought with property,
bargain. Phone 1241 or Box 635,
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that under ana
nv virtue of an execution issued out OF
the Circuit Court of Escambia County
Florida, on a judgment in SAID court re-
covered in the case wherein John w.
Bovett was plaintiff and Reuben Henry
Hart was defendant. the undersigned, as
sheriff CT Escambia County. FLORIDA ma 5
levied upon, as the property OF the Sald
Reuben Henry Hart, and will offer for
sale and sell on Monday the 4th DAY OF
December, 1922. at public acution, TO the
highest and best cash bidder, between the
hours of 100 o'clock a. m. ana Z;oo
o'clock n. m, in front CT the county
court house door in nsacOla, EscamDla
County, Florida, the following described
property, towit All that portion OF the
north half of Lot c, in section II, town
shin 2 south, range 81 west, which lies
north of the county hard road. running
through said north half of lot s, except
ing therefrom however. the three acres
in the northwest corner Of said north
half which on September 26th. 1919, be
lcnged or had belonged to one Dirk and
excepting also the three acres in the
southwest corner of the above described
parcel of said north half which on Sep
tenober 26th. 1919. belonged or had be
longed to Mrs. James Richardson. the
said land levied upon containing "a acres,
more or less. together with all and sing
1llar the tenemcnts, hereditaments ana
annurtenances thereunto belonging or in
anywise appertaining. Deed at cost OF
purchaser.
Sheriff of Esca mbia County, Florida.
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HAND-PAINTED parchment shades. Ad-
uress Box All. Route y, City
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YOUNG MAN at .cnce To travel. Must be
neat appearance and cod taIker. Com
mission with guarantee State age. occu-
patton H. w. Payton, Gen. Del, City.
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FOR SALE-Large. yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS, 50c and 15c dozen. 1926 Z. Gads-
den st. Phone 1904
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HELP---MALE

CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED-$125 per
month and expenses. Former experience
not necessary. Send addressed, stamped
envelope for informa ton. National Cigar
Co, High Point, n. G.
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FOR SALE-Colle pup, four months old.
| S22 w. Belmont st.
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FOR SALE-Piano. Lester, fine condition.
run rlcn tone: Also large Cole Heater.
Phone 1876. III n. Spring st.
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MISCELLANEOUS

'SlhSiAN WELLS 49, VIII drill large.
,,.cep, fj5St-class water wells anywhere,
1'NelnE results. For full informa-
w.r phone 22J5 or write Gray Artesian
-Lomnany Pensacola, Fla.
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FOR SALE-Remingto typewriter in
1lrst class mechanical condition. a
bargain. Call 1743 between $50 a. m.
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FOR SALE-Eclpse gas range, with
n. PalafoX
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FOR SALE-Grccery and meat market.
Journal.
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FOR SALE-Easter Lilly Bulbs, $3.50
per doz. Fine rose bushes. Mrs 7 r
Rogers, laos E. Gadsden Phone 1910,
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FOR SALE-One half interest in small
tory. Chas c. HAYNES, Box Sc, Milton Fla
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FOR SALE-Farm mule, wagon. harness.
Mccormick moving machine. hay rake
spring tooth and dray harness, r. I. Red
cockerels: Eugene Reese, 1914 L. Govern
mmnet. Phone 10.
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" OOIJ - WOOD
Oak, pine and kindling. quick delivery,
Escambta Products Co, 907 n Tara :
gona. Phone 1923.
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FROST PROFF Cabbage plants, leading
varieties prepaid 100. 81; 1000. So; en-
press 1000, s1.25; 5000 So Prompt ship
ment and satisfaction guaranteed Omega
Plant Co, Omega, Ga.
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A G { OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR
SALE, 1414 EAST BRAlNARD.
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Sheriff Of Escambia County, FIorida
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-03-21
Horoscope
TUESDAY, MARCH Fl, 1927.

Uranus dominates today in benefic
aspect, according to astrology.
Jupiter is strongly adverse.
The Sun enters Aries today for
the spring quarter, the Sun being
close to Venus, but applying to the
opposition of Saturn.
The elevated position of Mercury
Is good for trade and commerce and
promises improvement in trade and
commerce.
Punctuation in government rev.
enues Is forecast and in place of
economies in public expense there
Is likely to be grave extravagance
In many States as well as in Wash
ington.
Neptune seems 10 Indicate discon-
tent among railway employees, and
even serious strikes in England as
we'll as this country.
The signs are not favorable to
agriculture ard there may be an
unusual amount of Indictment
weather during April.
The reading of the seers Is not
reassurtng to theatrical managers,
VINO may meet with many troubles
In preparing for next season, when
there viii be many new producers
anu HuCn general cnange.
Party splits ard losses for the
party In power are prognosticated
for the fall elections.
Neptune setting again denotes
trouble with a foreign power and
complications with Japan AT,
prophesied by London astrologers.
This day should be favorable to
every sort of mental activity, MAX
ing for foresight and good judg-
ment.
1t is not a lucky rule for starting
new merchandising or manufactur-
ing enterprises.
Men who seek public favor should
be quiescent while this planetary
rule prevails.
Persons whose birthdate II is
have the augury of travel or
change, but they should be I'M
usually careful in all their business
affairs.
Children born on this day may
be original and unusually intel
ligent. but careless and unable to
realize the value OF money. They
should win great success as en-
ployes.
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Good
Morning,
Judge!
By Rudolph Perkins.

About a month ago. Charlie Col
bert said, he and Bernard Wade had
scrap. Afterwards he tried. to
make up with him, he said. but
Wade poked a gun in his ribs and
Threatened to blow out his solar
plexus.
A few days ago Wade was walk
ing on C street southeast and he
met Charlie. The first thing Wade
knew he had been punched in the
'gizzard" twice, he said. and forced
TO run while Charlie laid down a
barrage of bricks.
He kept ahead OF. the bricks for
two blocks, Wade said. and then the
cops came Charlie took to his heels
and the patrol auto went after him
and managed to overtake bin, He
was arrested and charged with. an
assault.
That's what I get for tryin' to
make peace with that fellow" he
protested when brought before the
you cannot make peace with
anyone with lot Of bricks" the
court reminded him. "You can pas
4 fine OF IS"
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st. Matthews Men :.
Form Parish Club

HYATTsv1LLE. Nd, March 90
The. Mems Club of St Matthews
parish has been organized with the
following officers: Rev. Charles e.
McAllister, rector of st. Matthews
parish, honorary president; Robert
w. Owens. Hyattsville, president;
Lieut.. William Taylor, U. 8. N, re-
tired, Riverdale. vice president;
Frank s. Hinrichs, Riverdale. Sec
Rotary, and Maj. F. @. yMunsou. U.
s. A., Riverdale. treasurer.
The next meeting will be held
April s and thereafter the. second
Saturday in each month.
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And look your prettiest for the
part.
Dear Miss Blake: Here's another
question from one of your readers.
i am a girl of mature age and am
in love with a young man two years
my senior. He is continually telling
me he loves me.
Before 1 went out with him had
only two girls as friends, but after
going with him have now about ten.
No matter where I. go. II. am with
him, some girl who never spoke to
me before now speaks and stays near
me. Now Miss Blake am very
Jealous of this fellow because he has
asked me to marry him and I now
wear the ring. When am alone
with him he shows me that he cares,
but when some girls come. around he
doesn't pay much attention to me, and
seems to think I am terribly slow
because I don't believe in dressing to
extremes as most OF these girls do.
1 also believe that I should be re-
spected. These girls put their arms
around him, and all that. Whar
want to know is, should I marry
him? Would be happy? Miss
Blake. Is there any way for me to get
over being jealous?
$3.50 ..',,..-l.. PERPLExED.
L really do think, Perplexed. that
the man engaged to marry you should
undoubtedly have the courtesy to
make 1t clear to his other feminine
friends that 1T is you who holds his
entire interest. But perhaps the other
girls are only teasing. You must
judge that for yourself As for, get
ting over being jealous, yoti can only
do that through force of will power.
And none but yourself can tell you
whether or not you should marry
him. 81. -
Dear Miss Blake: Aam 10 years
old and in love with a very attrac-
tive and amiable girl who lives in
another town. We, have been, ac-
quafnted for a few years and write
regularly. DO you think it proper
to send her birthday present?
She has asked me several times
for a photograph. Is 1t advisable
to send her one? Thanks!
"PEEvED."
think birthday present would
be very nice. indeed, and nothing
Is nicer than a photoErapbE