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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-22

CE vENDE:-.solar de 1877 metros
- amplio y situado en- la mejor es
auina de la calle de Loiza, precio dc
situaci6n y con plazos c6modos. Infor
mara su duefo. Telefono S57 verde Q
$40, Sarturce.-P.
COLxRHs :-oale LOLA (paTads
Az. Prscios sumamente bajos.
Nueva Urbanizaci6n. Su nombre di-
recci6n por telefono, correo perso-
nalmerte, le da derecho a information
detallada. Henry w. Dooly. Edifcio
Belaval, Tanca 2, Telefono $50. san
Juan.-P.
TN ToRNO DE HIERRo PARA
- PANADERIA.- Sc interesa
eomprar un torno pequedo para pana
.deria, usado o sin usar. Informara
.'Panaderla Ma,eza", San Antonio, P.
R.-11-22.
OBRAs PoRToRRIoUENAs:- Sc
desean comprar obras portorri-
queiias en- buen estado. Dirijase por
escrito la Biblioteca Carnegie, San
Juan, Puerto Rico. indicando prerio.
--12-12.
XIIDRIERAs UsADAs:-' HAY bara-
tas,r1.cruz 10, altos, Box 1904,
San Juan, P. R.--l1-27.
Sc ALoUTLA UN CHALET -
En- magrlfcas cOndiciones y esplsn-
didamente situado en- San Juan Moder-
no, cerca del Mar. Infornlaran en- 81
telefono sos, Santurce. -11-25.
DTEzAs DE CHANDLER NUEvAs.
Ejes de'anteros traceros. Co
iinetes de vielas etc. Phones y Cata-
linas, Cristales para Windshield, Aros
de pistones. Tapas de bocinas, Radia-
dores, etc. Un Dodge touring, $4,000,
Dos Chandler touring, $4,000. Bear
ings timkin para camiones y autos. F.
U. Wells Y Co., Inc, stop 15.-12-21
T IRR6s DE MoDAs;-Los tensmos
con cuentos para niaos e interesan
to lecture novelesca v de conocinientos
TITLES especia,mente para las damas.
Envie % centavos a j. B. Sanchez y
Co. Acost4 So, P. o. Box 377, caguas.
---11-28.
- -
a go centavos la CANA en- Ell DOR
MITcRIo de LA CAFETERIA, Ell mas
limpio, fresco y de mas aseo en- la ro-
pa de cama.-P.
CE NECESITAN caladoras, deshila-
doras v mentadores, expertas pa
ra la confecci6n de Blusas y Trajes.
Tamhi6n agentes en- la Isla. Gale
Union No. Is, Parada 12 Miramar P.
o. Box 1908, San Juan p, r. 1875.
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CARRIE

Situado en- sl corax6n d. Ia eiuda&
Rerfectsnente acondicionado con TO
doa loa adelantos nodernOx: Aseen
acy, Telefonoa, Timbres, Magni6sas
hAhstaciones con bafio privadc , efse
eos sanitariOs. Especial eonfors para
famil;as z viaia1tss. Praeies mods
radios.
TsIssoaos 4ga , icos. r. o. gsx Ees
Cslle de San FrRneissc, Nos -
Sem JHan, p, E.
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GE VENDE bonito y c6modo 'sRunga
low" en- el sitio mas pintOresco del
Ccndado, cerca del mar. Solar de mas
dc 500 metros cuadrados. Precio lini-
taAo. 1nformaran apartado S6s San
JuAn, =
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GE vENDE;-Un autom6vil 'Hud-
= son-supersix En- perfecto es-
tado. para paseo y Wales. Mitad de pre-
clio. InformarAn P. Q. Box 26.--san
Juan, P. R.-P.
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EsPLENDmA REsIDENCTA On 81
Condado, cerca, del mar, de dos plan
tas, y con solar muy amplio, estA de
venta para entrega Immediate pOr un
precio linftadfsimo. Tnformaran aparta
DO S5s san Juan. p
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TRTSAs: Para estss noehes frescas te
nemos el mejor surtido en- frisas de al
gDdCn y pura lana. Mandamos @. o.
ID. a cualQuier parte de la isla. La
villa de Madrid. san Juan.
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ANUNCIOS CLASIFTCADOS

IN TN ioren con conocimientos en-
mercancias, ferreterfa, calzado y
efectos de autom6vil desea colocarse.
Ruede dar referencias. Para otros in
fcrmes dirijasa n Box "A. Fajardo, r.
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CE ALQUI1.A en- q .'Tenacco Pala,
cs'1, Tetu&n go, 8 hahltaoioness 6par
- Dc I'm Apartameutel prepias para Vi
vtenda ofcinas. InfermarAn en- "
segundo piso. isquiardA.
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ZAPATERos:-- 81 quereis econo-
mizar en- la compra de pieles y
matcriales del ranc, solicitad nuestrcs
precios. Apartado 1874. Aguadilla, P.
K.-r.
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CE ALQUILA un piso alto calle Co
lomer 15, Santurce. Para poca
fanilia, compuesto de dos dormito-
rios, sala, comedor, cocina, pasillo,
tres BALCONIES y bano. Informaran en-
ell mismo-11-24.
CE VENDE casa Y garaje de con-
creto con solar de 600 metros, si-
tuada eerca del Parque. Gran faci-
lidad para ell pago. Informaran Apar-
tado 125, Manati, P. R.-11-24
CoBRETODo de invierno, Tornado de
piel, completamente. nuevo Sc ven
de en- m6dico precio al que desee en-
barcarse para el norte. Box $40, Baya.
mon 0 en- Hato Tejas, Domingo Nava-
rro.-11-25.
|nE OPORTUNIDAD:-Frente al niue
lie de San Antonio (Puerta de
Tierra) sitio de gran movimiento CO.
mercial. SO venden cambian por fin
ca urbana 455 metres cua6rados Gle
solar. Informaran Tel6fono 9o8 negro,
Santurce.-11-25.
DERDIDA: Una camara Eastman
: Kodak No. la con estuche de
cuero. cuando Sc perdi6 tenia una peli
cu'a tomada. Gratifcar6 quien la
entregue a MATTHEW B. COUCH,
Ensenada. a la oficina de Ia Inmigra
ci6n de San Juan, p R.-11-27!
lESARMACEUTICO.-Necesito uno pa
ra la gerenc.a de una farmacia
en- csta ciudad. Olga sueldo y condicio
mes pretende. Escriba en- seguido a
A. G. ARROYO, Apartado 9S. Aguadi
LA, Puerto Rico. .-11-27
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QENDo UNA F1NcA

154 cuerdas-C Carretera de Carolina
--Cans Malojilio aqua corriente; es-
table para vaquerfa y casa vivienda.
Cinco minutes de Rio Piedras. Box 465.
Rio P1eeras. 11-23
CE ALQUILA EN- MIRANfAR.. parada
- II, una casa nueva diyidida en- 4
dspartamentos. Informara Inocencio Ri
vera, al frente de la misma. 12-7
OFREZco mis- servicios para Mayor
- domo de Colonia de Cana Le-
cheria. Doy buenas Referencias. Infor
mes. Carretera 2s6. Telefono 164 azul.
--11-22.
CoLARES;-A plazos al contado,
- en- la parada SS, Hato Rey. Ven
tajosas condolences. Para informes: o.
CALzADA, ofcina Tetuan g, San
Juan, Tel. 1oS7-.12-14.
HRAN REALIZATION de maquinas
- de escribir, reconstruidag; me-
sas, sillas, escritorios y efectos de of
Gina, en- general. Informes: "El Cana
del'', Allen TIP.
s.
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Sc ALQUILAN habitaciones v un To-
cal propio para cficina. carretera 16O.
Tel6fono s94 azul. santurce.-11-24.
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CAJAS DE HIERRo.-No pague pre-
clio excessive. Estamos liquidando un 10
to de caias para libros y caudales
precios nunca vistos. lvisitenos ahora
pnismo! Busque la hecha roja en- la
Ferreterfa Fin,ay. 11-3o
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MyEURO-vIRIL. .--Indicado para u
tmpOtsncia, falta de vigor 80
xual, Aacainisnto fisico Y Compuestc
40 fshimbina leg1t1nna del Cameron >
g,ecitina, I'm Las busnas sGrmsctaa !
aFOamsgaas .r--P.
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CENTRAL.

NAlaaae ssassrusas SxRsssaRsaE
cara Hotel, lnodernaments sQuipads
eaa ascensor, habitacicnes con bs,
Go, telszono, timbres , cuanto -
euisre 81 Enodsrno comfort. Plar
Eur0peo. ResSaurAnt . Ia earta. IT,
sSsonos: Se1-1l44. Rcx 1883, sas
Joss, Plaza PrinslvaI asan gzAA
Pverse aisN.
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VEENTA DH FLORES NATURA-
LES en- la Gale ''Hsars", step
IA. ganturco.-Llame al tel6fono 676
axuI Eanturcs = serkn ssrvidos inmsdia
tamente.--p.
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CE vENDE.-Solar en- Santurce lin
dando con la nueva estaci6n de
talleres. Tiene 971 metros. Bastante pa
"a dos casas. Box 976.-11-2s.
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NAsA DE MADEIRA, con plansa !

NASA DE MADEIRA, con nlanSa al
"a para dornniterios, solar am
plio y garaje, situada en- La pagada 10
csrca de Ia nueva High school, con es.
pl6ndidas comodidades para cualquier
familia. Sc negocea pcr una fnca rus
tica Sc vende. Sc pueden dejar cua-
tro mil d6lares en- hipoteca. Informara
su propio dueho en- telefonos 357 YER
de $50 santurce,-P.
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XYIoLINIsTAs:- Z oportunidad para
hacerse de excelentes y durade-
ras cuerdas para su violin. Envie un
dollar y le remitire un surtido compile
TO, incluyendo un cuarto de plata legi
timo. Manuel D. L6pez.-Aguadilla, p.
R.-11-S0
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CE vENDE- Caseta de baiios actual
mente en- Ell Parque Borinquen. IN
formes: Fernando Domenech, Parque
Borinquen, Sarturce. .-11-23.
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lSs, 5l;sI:|S
MyEURO-vIRIL. .-IndicacO para v
tnvotsncia, falta de vigor So
xuAl, aacainiSuto fisico v CompuestC
40 1ehimbina les1tima del Cameron >
SseeitiuA, I'm Las bust2as fGrmactaa !
arOgmsE1&s.r--P.
~-@-~ +~.-~ - s. Z
ESPLENDIDA RESIDENCTA en- 81
Condado, cerca, del mar, de dos plan
tas, y con solar muy amplio, esta de
venta para entrega Immediate por un
precio lmftadfsimo. Tnformaran aparta
DO $50 SAN Juan. p
TAPATER0s:-- 81 quereis, econo-
mizar en- la compra de pieles y
matcriales del rarno, solicitad nuestrcs
precios. Apartado 1S4. Aguadilla, P.
K.-P,
HE vENDE bonito y c6modo 'tRunga
low" en- el sitio mas pintoresco del
Ccndado, cerca del mar. Solar de mas
dc 500 metros cuadrados Precio limi-
tado. 1nformaran apartado S5s San
JuAn. p
CE ALQUIlA en- 81 ssTonacco Pala,
ce'', TetuAn go, hahltaoionest tpsr
- Dc I'm apartameutel prcpias para vi
vtenda q ohctnas, LnfermarAn en- VI
segundo piso. isquiardA.
ERISAS: Para estas nOches frescas te'
nemos el mejor surtido en- frisas de al
gpdCn y pnra lana. Mandamos 9. o.
ID. cualQuier parte de la isla. La
villa de Madrid. San Juan.
.GE VENDE;-Un autom6vil 'Hu0-
son-Supersix En- perfecto es-
tado. paraspaseo Wales. Mitad de pre-
cie. Irformaran P. Q. Box 26.-San
Juan, P. R.-P.
CASA DE MADEIRA, con nlanSa al
"a para dorniterios, solar am
plto y garaje, situada en- la parada 10
eeEca de Ia nueva High SCHOOL, con es.
pl6ndidas eomodidades para cualquier
familia. Sc negocea por una fnca rus
tica Sc vende. Sc pueden dejar cua-
tKo mil d6lares en- hipoteca. Informara
su prepie dueiio en- telefonos 367 YER
de $50 Santurce.-P.
CAJAS DE HIERRo.-No pague pre-
clio excessive. Estamos liquidando TN 10
to de caias para libros y caudales a
precios nunca vistos. lvisitenos ahora
prismo! Busque la fecha roja en- la
Tarreterfa Fin,ay 11-30
Sc ALQUILAN habitSciones y un To-
cal propio para oicina. Carretera 160.
Tel6fono S94 azul, Santurce.-11-24.
-~~~~~~~~>~->-~>~~~>>~~~>~
CE VENDE.-Solar en- Santurce lin
dando con la nueva estaci6n de
talleres. Tiene 97l metros. Bastante pa
"a dos casas. Box 976.--11-2s.
TYIoLINIsTAs:- oportunidad para
hacerse de excelentes y durade-
ras cuerdas para su violin. Envie un
dollar y le remitire un surtido compile
TO, incluyendo un cuarto de plata legi
timo. Manuel D. L6pez.-Aguadilla, p.
R.-11-S0
CE vENDE-C Caseta de bafios actual
mente en- Ell Parque Borinquen. In
formes: Fernando Domenech, Parque
Borinquen, Sarturce.-11-23.
CE soLICITAN dos 0 tres habikaeip4
mes amueb.adas con cocina, para
dos senoras. Dirijase a A. o. Ell NUN
DO.-11-28.
DESEO comprar una maquina regis
tradora que este en- buenas con.
dieiones y que su precio sea m6dico,
el interesado en- este negocio puede di-
rigirse al apartado ndmero 671, Aqua
diila, P. R.--11-25.
CE ALQUILA en- Miramar chalet
de cinco dormitorios, sala, comedor, clio,
sets, espensa, doblo servicio sanitario,
garaje s6tano. Informes Tetuan 18
altos.-11-28s
1Ci usTED dsssa IN bonitO ramO
~ para novia; csronas hores susl
sas. Dirijase al telefono 2e3 azul San
tnrce y ssrA atendido inmediatamsnte
~.
sRzn -
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Sc ALQUIIAA UN CHALET
En- magrifcas cOndiciones y esplsn-
didamente situado en- San Juan Moder-
no, ceroa del Mar. Infornlaran en- 81
telefono sos, Santurce. -11-25.
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cORTE DE DIsTRITo DE SAN JUAN,
PUERTO RICO.
SEGUNO DISTRITO
Ignacio Martinez,
Demandante,
VS..
Maria Maria Rosa,
Demandada.
CIVIL No. 3o41.
DIvORCIo
NoTIFIcAcIoN PoR EDIcTo
NoTIFIcAcIoN PoR EDIcTo

A Maria Morei Rosa.
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a go centavos La CANA en- el Dol
MITcRIo de LA CAFETERIA, el ma
limpio. fresco y de mas aseo en- la re
pa de cama.-P.
The Washington times., 1922-06-08

Consider yourself urged" said
he. tersely.
There was a note Of excite
ment in his voice which didn't
escape my newly sharpened per-
ceptions.
When returned to the office I
gave my name again coolly. as II
/ hadn't been refused an interview
ten minutes before.
Take Mrs. Harrison right into
Mr.. Rockhill's office" she order
ed the very boy who had been
party to my humiliation.
the supercilious presence Of Mr..
Howard Rockhill.
Well, Mrs. Harrison?" he asked
without rising and in - complete
ly "you've-go-to-show.me" tone.
do / get a character or your
business again." demanded.
tersely. and without taking the
chair to which / hadn't been In
vited.
The keen eyes took me in with
unmistakable thoroughness-and
approval. Some remote brain-cell
registered a surprised recognition
OF young Rockhill's remarkable re-
semblance to Max Hoadley. Tall
and we'll built though he Ii. he
still possesses a similar bull.fros
set Of head, with fair hair waving
back from low forehead and
bulky shoulders over-emphasizlng
his general appearance Of athletic
fitness.
"Slt down." he said. finally and
suavely. Lets hear your argu-
ments. That Is, in case you have
any arguments to show why you
should go on handling our adver-
tising."
Il might do better II I heard
your arguments for cancelling
what / thought-on the basis OF
a gentleman's unwrltten agree
ment-was to be a years con-
tract" ......
You understood that7' demand.
ed Mr.. Rockwell.
"I'd have taken the contract on
no other basis" I replied. IT can't
imagine producing results In a few
weeks or months. We have to
test our own ideas. See what takes
best. Check up on returns from
magazines and newspapers. Com.
pare our results from straight sd-
vertising and publicity"
Sounds plausible" confessed
Mr.. Rockhill, picking up an old
bronze dagger from mis- desk ana
putting II down again carefully.
Just where he found II. But you
call yourself an advertising con.
sultant' and you talk as " you In
tended to do a bit more than con-
suit"
IT believed In doing more than I
promise in business" shot back.
Performance il what counts.
think I could make your silk-stock'
ing and lingerie importations
world famous-if you'd give me
the rest Of the year and half n
chance. Won't your"
waited breathlessly for mis- an.
swer. Finally It came with
pounce:
Let's hear a few more Of your
arguments. They're pretty sound."
Go Be Continued Saturday.
The Washington times., 1922-06-08

miserable mon. The breath Of the
overheated city changed as K by
magic, and the thin. faced sufferer
at Loreleis side drank II in 4agorly.
Even in the dim flash Of the pass.
ing illuminations she noted how
tired and worn he was. and q sud
den pity smote her.
Won't you pretend I'm not here,
and drive just as you ALWAYS dor
I won't mind" she said.
MY dear. it's late. You'll need
to get home"
mo. no."
Really" His eagerness was
genuine. Wont your people
worry"
Her answer was a short, nIirtb.
less laugh that made him glance
at her curiously. They know Tn
perfectly safe. It's the other way
round; a man Of your standing
takes chances by being alone with
a woman of-mine.
Which reminds me Of Miss
lynn and Mr.. Harmon. YOU'VE
decided to accept my offer?"
mo. I can't be a hired spy"
You said over the phone that
you had learned something"
IT have. I believe there Is an
effort on foot to get some Of Mr..
Hammon's money dishonestly.
have a reason for wishing to pre-
vent It,"
"I knew wasn't mistaken In
you," smiled Merkle.
The Washington times., 1922-06-08

all speed laws. Other vehicles on
their way home to the fashion.
able estates of wheatley Hills,
Hampstead, and the South Shore
were overhauled and left behind.
The big machine had begun it's
long night-song. and 1t flashed
over the rises or dipped into the
swales with the gliding ease Of
movement characteristic Of an
aeroplane. II went with almost
the silence of a phantom-only
the sustained murmur Of the
motor, the whisper of the whirlinF
tires as they parted from the road
surface, the rush Of the night
wind pouring past. came to the
ears of the passengers. These
softly rhythmic sounds. combined
with the swaying Of the deep
cushions. were decidedly restful.
and had tho been nothing TO
challenge her sight Lorelei felt
that she. too. might have been
soothed as Merkle was. Blu; she
was fascinated, hypnotized by
the cleaning tunnel OF light into
which she was being hurled. The
blazing panorama Of fence, forest.
and hedge that took dim shape
out Of the blackness grew. rushed
at her. then leaped away into oh
hvion. dazzled her too much for
relaxation. Merkle, however.
had drawn the conversation.shIeld
rearward. and in its shelter lean
ed back with eyes closed. He
The Washington times., 1922-06-08

"oh. don't attribute my actions
to any high moral motives! All
getting q little rusty on right and
wrong. Personally. I have no sym
pathy with Mr.. Hanmon. and
don't imagine he acquired all Of
his tremendous fortune in 4 per.
fectiy honorable way. Besides. he's
a married man."
Not H0mmon Alone.
1T isn't alone Jarvis or his fam.
lily or their money that Is con.
cerned." Merkle said gravely.
Great financial institutions soma
times rest on foundations as slight
as one mans personality-one
mans reputation for moral integ.
rity. A breath. of suspicion of any
sort at the wrong time may bring
on a crash involving innocent peo.
pie.
Harmon at this moment car.
ries a tremendous tophesvy bur.
den OF responsibilities; his death
would be no more DISASTROUS than
a scandal that would tend 10 de-
stroy public confidence in him as
a man."
CHAPTER VII.
BY the time Lorelei had COM
pleted her recital OF those occur.
rences that had excited her sus.
picions the car was rolling out
the roads leading toward the
Long Island plains. and. with
headlights sblaze, was defying
The Washington times., 1922-06-08
MANAGING CHILDREN
GETTING AT THE ROOT OF AN OLD PROBLEM
Ru MIX
w. A. McKeever-

their children aloof from the
crowd are pursuing a mistaken
policy; that adolescents so detain-
ed and isolated becomes eccentric.
morbid and undemocratic; that It
Is better to have a child become
somewhat unpublished while grow
ing up with his fellows than to
expect him to become good" by
staying away from them.
1t was also agreed that the diff.
ficult problems of juvenile train
ing are common to all ordinary
families and not peculiar to only
a few: that parents therefore are
entitled to one another's full SYM
pathy and cooperation; that II is
we'll to report frankly the more
grievous children and so pave the
way for mutual assistance; that
the parents OF little children are
often deceived with the Thought
that their offspring will always be
easy to manage. whereas adoles-
cence frequently brings sudden
rebellion.
A common program OF train
ing and guidance was suggested
to be worked out and adopted as
a policy for all the members;
that wide local publicity Of this
central purpose Is necessary for
it's effective execution; that a pub
licity agent should be brought
into service for each group, and
that the publicity of the details
and projects to be adopted for
service should be in the form OF
attractive news items: that 1t is
sound policy to continue the local
juvenile welfare work with such
frequency as to make II a mat
ter OF interesting daily gossip
among the masses.
1t was decided that any reason
able program of training rlust
accept seriously the rough-and-
ready incidents Of the unfolding
young nature; that we must deal
with children in the terms of
their transitory interests-kinder-
gartners being interested in
things, small boys and girls in
personal stunts, scouts in group
achievements. and the like; that
the prodigal boy and the renegade
girl are not inherently wicked,
but are simply following the
laws of their natures as laid
down by Omniscence.
The Washington times., 1922-06-08
Who Occupies a Unique Position In
the Writing World as an Author.
ity on the Problems Of Girls.

IN ERE is a letter 60 sincere
and helful that I am going
to give all my readers a
chance to acquaint themselves
with the viewpoint Of q sane and
joyful woman who writes out of
her own experience 70 aid others
Here is what she writes:
ITO my mind an ideal union is
one founded on perfect trust and
good comradeship. Not the happy
eo-lucky marriages we hear of
nowadays, where Mary and John.
after a couple Of months sojourn
in dance halls and cabarets, sud.
denly take a chance Mt matrimony
and when the brief honeymoon has
waned are sincerely tired Of each
other.
I'm every happy home love must
be the central factor. Without It
work becomes drudgery and even
our daily life becomes tiresome
and monotonous. For TO love
rightly means that ones eyes are
closed TO all the littleness Of life.
to all but the freshness and purity
Of the very humblest OF souls.
Marriage in It's literal sense Is
a partnership, an agreement enter
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seemed asleep. but after q time
he spoke abruptly:
"Melcher is a shrewd man. He
wouldn't tackle a black-mailing
job of this size without protec-
tion; otherwise could put him
out OF the way very quickly.
dare say Miss Lynn. herself.
doesn't know who Is behind
him"
"why don't you warn Mr.. Ham,
mon at once7"
Merkle rolled his head loosely.
you don't know the man. His
seif.reliance is 50 monumental.
his scorn of opposition is so
deep. that he would laugh at the
idea of a plot against him. Then.
too, he's mad about the woman.
and he'd prob bably tell her every.
thing I said After all, we have
only our suspicious to go upon"
Merkle dozed again, half buried
In the cushions. They had pass
ed Jamaica; the country lay dark
and silent on every side save for
a dim.lit window here and there.
The car was eating the miles in
a flight as swift and Underwriting
as that of an arrow: but 1t was
not until II had swept into rhe
Motor Parkway that the girl
fully understood what her host
termed fast driving.
Then It was that the chauffeur
deserted plains 1t tore, comet
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Hats for the
Warm Days
BY Rita Stuyvesant.

" HE midsummer season will
soon he here, and with 1t
comes the problem Of appro-
pirate millinery. How often have
you purchased a smart hat. and
when you arrived at the seashore
or countryside have found that II
was inappropriate and did not har.
monize with your numerous cos
tunes.
Sports clothes are again to hold
the first place In the summer ward
robe. and soft. jaunty hats will ac-
company them. Almost every fab
ric is represented from straw, an
CORA, cretonne, taffeta faille silk,
fancy silk crepe to linen and ging-
ham. in a wide variety Of shades.
The large mushroom effect that
protects the complexion runs rival
to the smartest Of turned up hats.
Soft French felt makes a dash
ing sports hat in platinum gray.
rose, orchid. jade, Harding blue or
white. These hats roll up from
the face. are supplied with quill
OF the felt and are bound at the
edges with grosgrain ribbon OF
matching shade. The quilts now
slant down across the eyes and to
the shoulder.
The most practical hat for gen
eral summer wear is the all-white
sports hat, because 1t harmonizes
with all gay-colored costumes. No
mater what bizarre sweater you
choose or what gay sports suit the
all-white sports hat will top 1t per-
fectly.
II you are careful you can go
through the summer with your hat
quite fresh. But II IL becomes
soiled, one dry cleaning will make
1t look like new.
To accompany the more fluffy
type of frock, such as the frilly
organdy, the French voile and the
silk crepe, there are some quantity
charming garden hats that lack
nothing Of old-time beauty.