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The Southern herald., 1922-09-29
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

The Examination for white
teachers will be held in Liberty
on Thursday, Friday and Satur.
day, Aug 81, Sep J K ,; also or
Sept. s, 9th, 10th; and for colcr-
ed teachers, 2nd and 4th FRIDAY
and Saturday Of April.
Examinations will be Thurs.
days for whites, only.
J. N. Steele, Co Supt Ed,
Amitc County, Miss.
Liberty, S-23l22.
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LIABILITIES

l, N. G. Mayhall, Cashier, do
solemnly swear that the above is
a true statement of the financial
condition Of Liberty Bank, located
at Liberty in the County OF Amite
State Of Mississippi, at the close OF
business on the 10 day OF Sept,
1929, to the best Of my knowledge
and belief.
n. G. Mayhall, Cashier.
Correct-Attest
W. H. Jackson
A. A. Brewer Directors
State Of Mississippi
County Of Amite
Sworn to and subscribed before
me a Notary Public, this 2Oth day
Of Sept, 1922 E. G. Nelson
Notary Public.
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STATEMENT

OF the financial condition of
Liberty Bank located at Liberty in
the County Of Amite, State Of Miss
issippi, at the close OF business
Sept. Is, 1922, made to the Board
OF Bank Examiners
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HEMSTITCHlNG & Picoting
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firmly; easily adjusted. Price
$500 delivered, with complete in.
structions and samples of work
Orders filled promptly. SUI erior
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Liberty, 8-23-'22.

Estrayed by Joe Byrnes, be-
fore Justice White, Dist. 2, a
light red bull, about 4 years old,
no marks. no brand; appraised
at S2l by W. NJ, White and w.
G. VIcks and will be sold lst
Monday in October, 1922.
The Southern herald., 1922-09-29

Int & sink i'd on co I'm bds 6,OCO
Repay loan & int genl i'd $1,000
K. G. NELSON, Clerk
The Southern herald., 1922-09-29
Managers Of Election

For the Zion Hill Hill School
Bond Issue, to be held on Sept.
80, 1922:
Wren Jones
sc Stokes
rs Brady
Bailiff-Barney Aarons
The Southern herald., 1922-09-29
RATES ONE WAY

IL. ii, SMITH
666 cures Chills and Fever,
The Southern herald., 1922-09-29
MCCOMB CREAMERY &
ICE CREAM COMPANY
McCOmb, Libcrty-GIOSter
Auto Line
DAILY SERVICE
REGULAR SCHEDULE

Car will leave Miller Holel, Clos
ter, for McComb every morning
at 8;l5; arrive at Liberty at 8; Nc
Comb at II o'clock.
Car leaves McComb, l. c. Depot
every morning at 8:15; arriving at
Liberty 10 o'clock; at Gloster at
II o'clock.
Returning, leaves Gloster at
2;l5 p. M, reaching Liberty
5 o'clock. Nee omb at S o'clock.
Car leaving McComb at 1890
Tor Liberty every day. Stops ov-
er night; leaves Liberty each NOR
nlng at 7 O'Clock for Gloster.
Stop over in Liberty each way
10 minutes.
RATES ONE WAY
jloster to Liberty ....... $1.0O
Liberty to McComb. ........ 1.5O
iloster to McComb. ..,... $50
R. H, SMITH
666 cures Chills and Fever,
The Southern herald., 1922-09-29
When YOU have visitors tell us

According to Section 4142, chap
ll9, Code 1906, the c ON. OF elect
on will meet 1st Monday in Oct.
to revise Poll books and to cor.
rect same, ect.
4. L. Butler, Com.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-26

Ierforronian. monthly magazine %
the insurance company has this 20 say
REGARDING Nc .Nbb0tis record.
"The future ~ Agent Abbott gives
us little concefn, The spirit that has
50 sharply manifested itself In his quail.
lfying for club membership In July. g.
The same spirit that now. grown holder
IL carrying him 10 higher positions. We
appreciate that his present success san
enormously important thing, but snmc-
THING creator and finer is ahead OF him,
fof the dominant quality in this man 4
a determination 10 rise IN the success
scale. lie has his feet planted spuar,lv
on the ground. Like an other mon 81
his type. ne u kotpinr hs head clear
his vision straight biz perspective true.
and 80 We say THAT his future gives ii,
no concern. for his hrror Vicccss is
certain"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-26
CnIn CABINET PTDDING.
By Bertha L. Shnplelgl
'ooting Authority for NEA Service q

Ey Bertha l.. Shnplelgh
Cooking Authority for NEA Service ana
Columbia University
This recipe gives on opportunity to
uso stale cake Any cake except mo-
lasscs or spice cake may be used, as
well as any kind Of preserved or dried
fruits. as laisIns or currants
pint milk. . whole eggs or yolks ,
eggs. "a teaspoon salt, ! tablespoon
goatinc soaked in II cup cold water,
= Gun sugar ! cup fruit, stale cake. 1
teaspoon vanilla
Make cusiard using milk, eggs SUI
gar and snlt Add gelatinc soaked In
tho cold water Have ready mold or
bread pan and iu Il pour enough Of the
custard To cover the bottom.
Place the mold IN lee and when mix
turc sets cover with "a part OF the fruit
aud pieces of cake. Add some more %
the cusurd aud again allow u to set
before putting another layer OF fruit
and cake.
Repeat until all the material has been
used l,t stand in cold place until
ih. mold is firm enough to turn out,
% may bc served with whipped cream
or som, preserved nuit or hst us D. is
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-26
Polls TO Be
OPENED AT s
CLOSED AT 7

Polls Nil opon at O'Clock today and
.iu-r ti O'clock.
o. is expected the election returns will
10 novn early iu the evening az the
ballot Dist IS short
Grover y llill chairman of the Dcm-
u,rJiir cN ruiiy, committee Of Potter
county. urges 600 Notcrs to east their
ualolt, early no tho day. This win
greatly facilitate tho counting of 10.
tuue and satisfy ih" anxious.
Opinions ON the election results 10
fh" senate race are about a. the one
upune himself Intends % vote. "
he. Tor Ferguson be- thinks Ferguson
will win aud ,i lur Muui"h. he thinks
Mlyg.,ld viii win
Tho nIn. Potter county boxes are eN-
pc,,.d io lut-un,, complete returns
elrH 100 the evening
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-26
a
rANuA SOCIETY.

Nrs g. r I.ocko - Miami was a
lsiupa visitor MONDAY
fNrs. $ = Coz. ~ Molcotio. is visit.
inr her rarcrts. Mr. and Nrs .. =.
l,shl and other relatives here
Mrs. NJ. s Loysridge returned Satur.
dny night from Sw,,tWairr. Tcxa-
Clinton Henry ct Goodnight. spent
Tuvsiay and "Wednesday bon Amarillo
" and Mrs Clinton Richardson -
Wichita Fails are The guests 81 the
l'ut'''s parents Eey. and Mrs 20 $.
i.svcriire
- Gcorg, was brought homo sun.
~ from Amarillo vhcr, hr under.
weht cora eu'mfion ~, b. doInE ne well
= au Do. expected owing 20 his al.
Nitrc'd lcr
NJ avid Mrs e. Rppv were Char.
eisim VISITORS SUNDAY Tls, were ac.
ceshiaHl,l On Hr- " " Upton. who
lrss l-'n th.r ri'st "a, last several
v-csks
frank Thomas OF Amarillo. was a
Tampa visitor SATURDAY. and SUNDAY
Air and Mr. Uotd Sirlnsc %. Aml.
riln spent the weekend with relatives
lrcre
sNlssss Fannie Perm Pope and laura
end MARY hobart were Amarillo vst
tors Thursday -Pampa News.
- CTS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-26
ucIENN SOCuTY :

Raymond and Bob kaoholhofior woro
Shamrock visitors "Wednesday
!. r. Funk ot Duncan, Okla, camo
In WEDNESDAY 600 business.
Miss Stella Eohy returned home
"Wednesday after % three weeks visit
with relatives n Clarendon.
Troy West and family returned Mon.
day from % visit with relatives at Car
ter. Okla.
W. H. Eridco returned Wednesday
from Quauah. whore be has been visit
lnc relatives Tor the past week.
Mr. and Mr. - NJ Graham aul
little son. Bruce. made q business trip
loo Amarillo Wednesday.
Mrs n. c. Wilson u Snyder. b. Wis.
ting her mother Mrs. Sarah Hefuer.
and sister, Mrs W Il. Wilson this
week
Mrs s. Snn'iold and daughter little
Miss Lola Ruth. returned bonn, Thurs
day of Inst week after an extended visit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-26
SOCIETY.
pIhNsIEw SOCIETY.

Mrs. j. u. Earnest and Miss Eath'
ry-uo Earnest Of III Paso. are here.
Th.y lived here six or seven years ago
- T.. Haley and family win leave
Tins week in their car FOR "a tour ~
California, and may stay there fn tho
winter.
Misses Josephine and Virginia Wav-
l1Nn have hocn in Hereford tho past
voel, visiting their grandmother. Mrs
EtHncr.
Prof 4 G. Harrison and family viii
move 10 Booker. WHORE hc and Mrs.
Harrison viii teach In the public
schools.
y. T. Malone Of Ab.l'n, is here Wis
and Robert Malone and Mrs y. l..
Putnam.
Mr. and Mrs Rowdcn of kansas. ar.
rvel today 20 visit Mosdamss Rinrv
and Pennington.
H. a. ana Rufus Nance and families
~ Paris have been here visiting y r..
Nance and family.
Him Anderson and =. ~ Butler at
tended Rotary club luncheon in Anna.
tilc Wednesday
Mr. ana Mrs Wlhurn &C amarillo
clnc in thcir car sunday morning. to
tlaif Mn and Mrs Oscar Collier.
Mrs T. ID. Lindsay 81 Amarillo. dis.
trlct manager OF rho security r,rcf,
Association. Is hero working Iu behalf
" THAT lodge
Miss Virginia sharp wont 90 Tnln
Thursday 10 visit relatives.
Dir ana Mrs r. : Triplott and son
OF T'ViCo wcro here SUNDAY.
llr. ana Mrs. Loo Allen NJ Gaines
yilir arc horc
Nrs. y X. Pace Of Amarillo came
in This morning.
ATTY 4 :. Fires. ~ Chndrcss. is horn
attending court --Phinviow News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-26
ABBOTT LEADS TEXAS AND
NINTH IN u. S. IN SALES

J.. " Abbott local agent Tor tho
Jefferson standard Life Insurance
Cumpu, has th, honor ol being The
FIRST u Texas and tine ninth u the
United Sut,- tp qualify in tho $780,.
0uU club supremacy contest uuW being
conducted hy his company. This mcpns
that Nh Ahhutt has written more than
,lun coo worth ui plid tor business ia
Ip1, and thrt only eight mon m thD
Omitted states boz his company have sur
PASSED that record Since signing th'
cuurl,t with the jefferson company
tom r"r,b- er' Mr Nhhoit has written
I,.,.. .4pu.utH .tnfh Of hue.rres "'rht
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-26
CLARENDON SOCIETY.

Miss Bort RYAN. ~ Amarillo. return.
ca fo her home las week after "a visit
II this CITY with her hrothers. George
ard John Ryan
". y Nichols OF Arimoro. ONa
visited h"r" this w,o, with J. ) Taylor
Ind family
rAiiss Nrtlo Jolly returned l1st weol,
Tom n t.n DAYS Visit with friends a,
Ucnoy
B Miss THulnn Bon visited with friends
in Amarillo tho frsf 81 tho week.
Miss IN RYAN returned home this
week 'rom ho~ N-Vation uf several
weeks
~ V clark A. 7. Tuya ana Harry
S!'ror w,ro Amarillo visitors yestsr,lv
fNIis = W. Nuun and children -
Nma No. who have boon visiting bcrr
for tho rasf several weeks with Mrs
Nnrn's parents Nj and Mrs G. w.
i.au". ~ for their home Trii1v MORN
inr They worc accompanied 90 Anna.
1in by Miss Lottc Lame who visited
tieto with friends
Hrrf White. Dr. was an Amarillo
Ni4itur YESTERDAY.
ars O.. r. poyor Is visiting with rol.
TIA in Memphis this week. -Cllrcn.
don News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-26
jerome Bishop Dies

Jerome Bishop. son OF =, ., bishop.
former branch manager of mo ]. !. C.ese
Company In Amarillo disl last Tuesday
according Ia word received by Mrs
Hiser. present manager OF thc Amarillo
branch. The youth was ah0,u 80 wears
I'd and was well known here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-26
Ferguson's Labor
Record

His record while Governor is barren
of any act in behalf of labor or any
promises looking to its betterment.
His interest in labor now is accen-
tuated by his desire for votes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-26

with their daughter and sister. Mrs.
Harold Rippy. Of Springfield. Colo.
J. II. Cobhs. Of Altus. okla. Is here
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. IL
Cohhs - Mclean News
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-25
Rely on CutiCsra
 To Clear Away
 l Skin Troubles
Beauty Chats
SUNNING THE HAn
soap to cleanse. Ointment to soot1e Tatcuc to pow deT xsc Samples of c=tteEra. Dept 1 IGsl6sr iIaas
By EDNA KENT FORBES.

fiAER, m most cases, the trouble with the \ @ @naar Is simply that the scalp does not ss x,- f enough sunlight and fresh air.
 bI+ CT the reasons why bobbed hair
 1s nealtny IS because it is well ven
 lilaIed s Fresh air can reach the scalp which, like all the rest Of the ~, <,uuy. must breathe And it is ire
 4uently so covered up with artificial Hs nalr or with hats, that it gets very FilIlIe chance to do that.
 IT you nave been having trouble
 Vii, ml.n your hair before. you begin to worry about it, try giving it a daily z Eresh air bath; and whenever the E#Neatner permits, give it a thorough @ summing When you wash the hair F&H1n the summer time, always dry 1t out
 dooTs. In the winter sit near 8 sWindow through which the sun is E coming, an SC that the suns rays can even through the medium of window < gisss.
 The hat should be parted in differ gent places, at q fet ent times. If you K ros maily we;sr part on tl'e right F 6-c e, maks II aa irch fIrti.cr down CT Inch hisfler Ep Ire hea :! and from E lime to time part the hair in the mid N 0le or on the other side. This is
 Simply to give the various parts of the scalp a better chance to ventilate Every night nefore you go to bed,
 taks down tho hair. the fingers
 up under it to the scalp and shake 1t tho. cugk!y. The Lair has been K packed all day an.I 1t needs this air
 
 rubo9tt over It X seat many peo-
 ple advise braiding the hair at night M never have, for the -"ason that I x Think the hair should be loose and Tree as much as possible. It is neces- #zarily packed together during the day, E bsit that is nc ,asOn why it should Kbe closely packed at night also. A #piant would die if it were kept away frCnl the air and sun, ara will X the hair.
 la c: nstntt Reader Il regte: that you did not serd 3. stamped addressed en- sFelope, as there is not space to advise Ayou- From the description of yoUr skin and the liteless state of your of good building up all over. Your hair will improve if you give the scalp la thorough massaging each day-not Rthe mere rubbing it with the fingers (which you say you have done, but a massage which will leave the scalp Hthe renewed circulation.
 N MabeL-Dark circles around the Heyes indicate some external derange- ment. unless you are not getting Henough sleep. If they continue, con Esult the doctor. VA Jackie.-Lace fnetoothed comb by running a thread back and forth Through the teeth, then comb the hair with this. all the time keeping the comb dipped in vinegar Tomorrow-The Young Looking
 Mother. All inquiries addressed to Miss Forbes in care of the Beauty ChatS' |department will be answered in these |Coiumns in their turn. This requires Considerable time, however, owing to the great number received. So if a fperSonal or quicker reply is desired. q IsfamDed and self-addressed envelope must be enclosed with the question: The Editor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-25
HAS PANACEA FOR AGRICULTURAL ILLS

eWashington, Jan. 25-.Herbery Her lick. editor of Farm aud Home. gave khe National Agricultural Conference <olay, the panacea for ali agricultural Ills.
 Do away with war and it's attend 4nt waste and extrava gance and the E~orld will be happier, he said
 the United States say to the Miles, we'll take over your naVies &nd your army equipment and with bnr own will take the grand armada but in the Pacific and sink it. This <s no theory.- It will be done and when it is the world will have l 100 E&nrs peace
 sThe farmers have the votes and
 e power to do these things, he
 id .and we're going to do them
 bw We have the agricultural bloc m Congress and we will have bloc in Every state legislature and in every karIiamcnt in the world ''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-25
RE [E:S'Il|I()L
 Soothing and Healing Aids Poor Compiexions
BRITISH CLEAR
 RUSSIAN PORT
 OF ICE BARRIER

'R Reval, Esthonta, Jan. 25-Two huge
 1ce-breaking cruisers, the AleXande eI l&Hevsky and the Sviatasoi, have just lHbeen sent to Petrograd by British na- iEal authorities to keep that Russian Mort open this winter if possible. IM They were built for Russia in t! e World War and were used by the A1lfes at Apchangel and in the White Sea during the occupancy of the Archangel district by American and Dther Allied troops.
 It is said that their names will be schanged to Lenine and Trotzky. They are among the largest ice-breakers in she world and are so constructed as to break. ice around them by rolling as well as by pushing through the ice Ahead~Of them.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-25
TO KEEP SON,
 ABANDONS HER SMOKING

Wichita. Kan, Jan. 25.-Should 8 woman who is a mother smoke? f Judge G. w. c. Jones. of the Juve- nile Court, has ruled that the mother Wh smokes is apt to be neglectful of her children.
 FIFE Mrs Charles Baker. mother of five Ehildren. appeared in court as a re- anlt of a complaint filed by her nefghbor.
 The mother admitted she smoked sWhen the court offered to give her Another chance to keep David if she would give up the use of Lady Nico- Hfnen she promised.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-25
GIANT FOSSIL UNEARTHED

H Curtis, Neb., Jan. 25.-What is be IHeved to be the largest fossil ever dis
 Covered in America has been partly
 Hnearthed on the farm of John Corte
 near here. Scientists from Denver
 University. who came here to examine jxhe find, say the fossil is a mammoth, (which probably lived o5O,000 years |agQ. The bones are we'll preserved
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-25
Headache
 Sick Stomach

The quick. sure, fnfaiIibis relief. O 10 ESent package of Orangeine Powders S4 any drug store stops any kind of 6eadaehe or sick stomach and they
 |0ever fail SIX million used yearly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14
Through a Woman's $ Eyes
It's Al in That First Quarrel
by JEAN NEWTON

They have kissed and made up
all's well that ends WE'LL" they said
about young couple who had just
ended a hectic quarrel.
But does that really end 1.-THE kiss
ing and making up: They can forgive
but can they forget?
Feathers had ilOwn. There had been
mutual rcproaCh and recrimInation,
scOlding and sarcasm and a TRADE OF
vitupcration and bitterHeNs. They had
rallied at and rcvlcd each other; they
had let down the bars, run the gamut,
gone the limit Both had said things
they did not mcau-but that did not
lessen the hurt or the insult
Now they have kissed and made up,
and they console themselves that "All's
well that ends WE'LL"
But IL il: Can you eradicate the
stigma cf a red hot brand bv "klssing
and making up: And is thor" any
brand that marks deeper than the brand
Of hard -rutting, scnthing Words
Can YOU heal without II scar The
wound Of saw edged knife that has
cut and then been turned round? AnC
is there any wound more stubborn thar
that made by backbiting and dispnrage
mcnt, by venom and odiumt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14
scords the Handsome Ones

Dear Cyntha-Please tell Hand.
some" Rudolph" and those two others
that wrote that, chi can't flnd words
enough TO tell them what my limited
brain is thinking. I suppose that It's
Wally Reid, Valentino and few dou'
bles that are writing and II 50, I'll make
bow and walk out Four Conceited
(hm) he-vampS' DO they camp? oh.
dear. Your kind OF people are out OF
style BY the looks of things, lots OF
people are getting tired of the airy,
fairy. handsome ones. Count on me a.
one. Just as Cynthia answered Hand.
some. keep all your credit to yourself"
think she said sweet self" though.
oh. Cynthia. was a bit of sarcasm in
these words? At parting. those sweet
critters were 50 busy watching girls
looking Of them (perhaps fanCying it)
that they thought "Deah me. how very
important am Handsome? I'm SUI
perb :"
They'd better not stay out late at
kindly ask them what sort OF beauty
male sex who would cherish the knowl-
edge.
Handsome is as handsome does. ''
Their conceited thoughts are not 50
handsome. arc they. Cynthia?
AS 10 you, Cynthia, here's all pros.
perity to your column and how wise
am II l say you should be Cynthiae ct
Cynthil? Just guess.
Thank you for letting me impart with
your help. my thoughts to the four who
are so 'andsome. G.. +. NJ.
No. Cynthia is not plural, you're all
wrong.
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Sarcastic, Indeed

Dear Cyntha-Please let me have a
fling at the handsome souls who wrote
to you:
Oh. you dear things. did Mamma
really let you write that little essay
about tho two CCnceited donkeys? Every
time one OF them would look in the
mirror at his beautiful phi2. why he'd
say "Hee .haw :" then give himself II
good kick-"Hee, hec =,
And. really, did the girls say right 10
your face, II think you're bee.u.te.ful'? {?
And when you turned your back dd you
hear them say. Il think he's sap"
Now. I'm anxious to know, darlings,
does Mamma really dress you vet?
And you wer. offered to star in the
movies? Wonderful, And beside Mary
Pickford too? A miracle, But. dean
me. our darlings wouldn't think Of soil.
ing their hands In such a profession.
don't you know. Are YOU laughing
"Good-looking" and HANDSOME? Ir
not. why not? All fools laugh at them.
selves.
And the girls. deah me, ! do WISH
they'd let our dGrlings alone II is
rawthaw annoying to have the baIly
creatures ringing a follow UP all the
time.
Say. you two fellows. and Hand.
some" too, why don't YOU wake up?
What's the idea OF telling all about
yourself? I'm Cood.iookng, YES. even
handsome myself, but keep mum about
IT, My mother raised me 40 | would
be a man, not .OllNpDp. | am nine.
teen, bur | am not iazz.crazy Gosh.
I'd love to meet you three,
QUD NADIS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14
Continued Monday

Can we take this back by kissing
and making up?
No. we can't. And what counts even
more than the scar that has trick Of
turning red long after it is supposed
to have disappeared is the precedent.
Though they would not quite stay
down, .he bitter thoughts and Odious
words came hard-the first time. They
will come easier the second time.
That is the great danger. and that
is why wise mother said to her daugh-
ter when she became a bride:
Watch your first quarre-ror that
will be the most important milestone in
your life. With all your control and
the last strength you possess see that
you keep it within bounds that will
! leave you your dignity and mutual self
respect. Don't let it go any farther
than you are willing to make a starting
point for the next one. Hold tightly to
the bars that first time and you will
save yourself untold humiliation for the
rest Of your life.
''ln your husbands eyes now you
have a certain place. 1t is up to you
to keep that place, to maintain the
bars. As long as you do, though things
may not go altogether smoothly, he
will always stop at those bars. But
once you let, them down he will forget
they ever were there. It's all In that
first quarrel.
Once we start that way, it is really
just Us easy to have our dsagreements
and to say our side in plain, inoffensive
language snd by stating facts, 20 saw
ing ourselves endless regrets and the
fear that turks about wound which
seems to have healed but may any time
begin to foster.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14

But mustn't wife think about how
wonderful he was when he was her
swcethcart?"
'ilumyh." Paul smiled crooked
little smile. "Those are things that
folks lool; upon with sort of guilty
feeling a while mean real
romance. don't suppose mlny mar
ried men. after the first wear, think
about the foolish things they've said
and written and thought-in courtship.
1t scems-wcll. il seems sort of fool
ish."
Virginia turned tragic eyes toward
bin.
Paul, will you ever be ashamed to
think Of the dear letters you wrote me
summer before last?'
Il should say not" exclaimed Paul.
He flushed, though.
And will you feel silly when you
think about. the first time you tried to
kiss Inc and landed on my ear?''
"Oh, tush, Virginia, don't be alb
surd"
And VIII you be annoyed by recol-
iections of the time you got so jealous
Of my cousin Arthur, that time at the
FanninGs' dancing party, and----'
you trying to do?' he demanded with
a chuckle.
That's propaganda" said Virginia
calmly.
propaganda O.
"Yes--against divorce"
He kissed hcr-and not on the ear,
either.
Continued Monday