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The Washington herald., 1922-12-06
Another American
Girl Gets British
$ Lord as Husband
Daughter Of Fanny Ward, Ac-
tress, Weds Irish hebIeman
in Ancient Church.
Especial c.si. .. u.lv.r..I Service,

-
LONDON. Dec. 5.-London So
ciety fiocked TO the quaint
Buckinghamshire village near the
huge flying ground at nenham to
witness the marriage Of Lord Plum
kett. grandson Of the Archbishop Of
Dublin and nephew Of the Bishop
OF Heath. and Mrs. Jack Barnato,
daughter OF Fanny Ward. famous
American -actress.
The bride made a striking pic
ture I'm the quaint eleventh century
church of st. Mary. She was
gowned in a powder blue velvet
dress with a short train and wore O
headdress of blue and silver with a
long silver veil. Four diminutive
bridesmaids were dressed in cream
lace with blue ribbon bows.
The Bishop of Heath officiated.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at Brook House. Among the
distinguished guests were Marquis
Dufferin, Lady Carson. Lord and
Lady Carnock, Lady Novar. Lady
Gunston, and many other notables.
The couple have gone to San
Reno for their honeymoon.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-06
GU. LAW GRADUATES
RULE RHODE lSuD
New Governor, Lieutenant cov-
ernor, and State Score
tary Congratulated.

. Georgetovn University School Of
Law occupies a unique Position In
Rhode Island, where three Of its
former graduates. by virtue 1of the
recent election, practically hold the
refns Of the State government The
governor-elect, lieutenzfft governor
and the executive secretary Of the
State. Dean George r. Hamilton has
been informed. claim the local school
as their alma mater.
By a coincidence. the governor.
William S. Flynn, Democratic leader
in the State. and the lieutenant GOV
ernor-elect. James r. Dooley. attend
ed the law school at the same time.
The former was a member Of the
class OF 1910. the latter belonging 90
the class Of 1911. Both received their
degrees OF Ii. b. William c. Need
ham, the executive secretary. gradu-
ated from Georgetown in 1913. being
one of the honor" students. He
also is a graduate Of Brown Uni
versity.
At least three other Ceoreetown
law students were signally honored
by the Rhode Island voters. one OF
them, Philip v. Joslin. class Of 1905.
being a candidate for speaker Of the
house. John Herman Green. jr., of
Newport, graduate in 1913. was
elected to the State senate. an was
also John J. McGrane. Of Providence
who got his IL. b. degree in 1890
Governor Flynn. who takes an sc-
tive interest in Georgetown affairs
recently sent the following message
TO Assistant Dean Hugh ]. Feean:
Please extend to the faculty,
alumni and student body OF George-
town Law School my personal and
heartfelt thanks for their message
Of congratulation."
The Washington herald., 1922-12-06
WIAY-wOODwARD 4 LOTHROP
The Artapollo Piano Used With
! PianO Solos.

1890 to 1880 D., m.-Piano solos;
Days"
victrola selections: Living God, =
Heart to Heart," "Rando in G
minor High Brown blues" ryust
for Today" .-.,- 60, --' y z
Piano solos: Cow Bells.s "For
the Sake of Aud Lang Syne."
victroia selections: "Hortense.' .
Hot Lips" Hymn to the Sun"
Il Found n Clover I'll Be Glad
to Get Back"
2:30 p. m.-victfola selections: 'I
Love Her" I'm An Indian" "f'fl
Stand Beneath Your Window" I'm
Happy" "In Bluebdrd Land"
= Piano solos: Found a Four.
leaf Clover" I'm Happy"
Victrola selections: Il Wish i
Could June Moon" Just for
Today" Kitten on the Keys"
Keeping Step"
Piano solos: III il Boo Learn.
ing From You"
WEAS-THE HEIGHT CO.
3 to 4 p. m.-Edison phonograph
selections: Down Old Virginia
Way" Love- Dreams" "Ka Lua."
"Blue Dnnube Blues" You Remind
Ne Of MY. Mother" Time Will
Tell" Spring Song" THE Star"
Sunny Side Sal "My Sunny
Tennessee" Eleanor" Jolly
Peter"
Gulbransen player piano selec-
tions: MY Cradle Melody" Star
Of Peace" "Iil Take You Home
Again. Kathleen" Gee, But I Hate
TO Go Home Alone"
WMU-DOCBLEDAY-HILL ELEC.
.; TRIO co.
4:30 to $50 p. m.-Cnique musi'
cal program.
WPM-THOS. j. WILLIAMS, INC
I Daily.
II noon-Epiphany Chimes.
1890 p. m.-Report on stolen
autos
1885. p. m.--Eews items.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-06
One Arrested on Charge
of Setting Newbern Fire

NEWBERN. \. C.. Dec. 5.-The
direct charge that last Fridays
fire. which wiped out an area Of
forty blocks in this town. vas
caused by an incendisry was made
here today by police. who said
they are drawing close to Q man
they believe responsible.
They expressed the opinion that
this man fired a negro house
while firemen were fighting flames
in another section giving the fire
time TO spread.
Ernest Gibbs. a negro. already
is under arrest charged with in
cendiarism- II is charged ne set
fire to the Roper Minis. which
blaze preceded that in the negro
quarter.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-06
Army and Navy
:, Orders

INFANTRY.
.,I5eut Col: John ]. Miller TO the
PahaRa Canal Zone.
DENTAL. ..
Col William H Chambers to the
Haseaaisn Islands: Capt. Roy l..
xodne- to the Hawaiian. Islands
NAVY. II
rispt cordr. Duprce ]. Friedell
10 Wsshington. a. C.:;Lieut. Emory
\. EtdredSs to u. 6. 8. Utah;
bigut. George r. FairIamb. jr.. to
Reesecolas Fla: sComdr. Joseph C..
Yhcpppson to- San Francisco, Cal l.:
Ltfut. Lester B., Karslie to Puget
Sotnd. wash; Lieut.. David w.
AiHkeii 10 o.. s.. 8. Aroostock;
Li&ui. William Eiifott to Key West.
F4S: Coudr, james o. Gawne to
Washinsfen. D. C.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-06
Oakland Negroes Arm
atRep0rted Klan Threat

OAKLAND. Cal. Dec. 6.-Re-
eoyts that the, Ku Klux Klan Is
pianning a cleanup Of the negro
district In West Oakland today
aasssed Chief of Police James 7.
Drew to double the force In that
district II Is reported that negroes
are. terror stricken over reports
that the Ku, Kiux. KAN Is planning
- run than opt OF the city.
Unofficial reports at polfe' head
q1arters were that the negroes are
preparing 10 defend themselves 4
Attacked
The Washington herald., 1922-12-06
SERGEANT GIVEN D. S. c.
By Universal Service.

Arthur J. Gunderson, Chicago,
was awarded the Army distinguished
service cross in War Department
orders yesterday. Gunderson. for.
merly a sergeant in Company B
One Hundred and Thirty-first Infan
try, Thirty-third Division. is credited
with leading two men OF his platoon
In the capture OF a German machine
gun and three seventy-sevens which
were holding up the advance along
the Meuse river during the Meuse'
Argonne drive.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-06
''H|' JOHNSON BACK
IN FIGHTING MOOD
Il Am Here With $50, 900 Ma
jority," He Said, ''What
More Is There to Say?"

Il am here with $4,000 ma-
jority back OF me. What more
could one say?"
This was the comment of Sena-
tor Hiram Johnson upon his re-
turn yesterday from California to
resume his duties in the Senate.
The Senator was warmly con-
graduated by his colleagues in the
Senate upon his victory In the cleo
tion. many of whom expressed hap
piness over his great majority.
Senator and MRS. Johnson ar
rived at noon. and he went at once
to the Senate. which had just be-
gun it's session. His entrance
upon the floor was unexpected. and
he suddenly found himself in the
midst of a group of handshaking
colleagues
The Washington herald., 1922-12-06

National Electric Supply Store,
1880 New York avenue.
Gibson Company, s1s C street
northwest.
Harry C. Grove, Inc. 1910 C
street.
Continental Electric Supply Com.
pany, sos Ninth street northwest
The Radio Shop. 1921 G street
northwest.
Quality Accessory Company, 1871
II street northeast.
John c. Rau. 524 Twelfth street
White and Boyer, S1l Thirteenth
street northwest.
Arcade Electric Company. Four.
teenth and Park road.
The Hecht Company music de.
partment
The Washington herald., 1922-12-06
War to Be Launched
On Spinal Curvature

TORONTO. Dec. 5.-Every child
in tine world who suffers from
SPINAL curvature will he offered free
medical examination during spinal
curvature week" which will open
here March IL, DR.. F. P. Millard.
president Of the National League
for Prevention Of Spinal Curvature,
anIioDnced today.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-06
.Listening-In Concerts.
GENERAL PUBLIC INVITED.
Tonight at 8.

The Hecht Company music de-
partment. 6lS + street.
Hines Auto Supply Company. S20
D street northwest.
Capitol Radio Sales Agency. I2A
Eleventh street northwest.
Peoples Drug Store. Seventh and
E streets northwest.
Rice's Orange Beverage Parlor'
Eleventh and e streets southeast.
Foy's Radio Supply House. 5o2
Eleventh street southeast.
.. Store Hours Only.
Programs Daily, IL to l, and te
$50 p. m.
Doubleday-HNl Electric Company
rs Twelfth street.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
"FRANCIA NO ES INlPER|ALISTA".
Dice Ell EX-EMBAJAD0R GERARD

ministro Poincir6, Ell 1nariscal Foch,
los generates Weygrand y Buat y otros
muchos 1:anceses prominengss en- la
politica la literature.
Francia no es imperialista. An5es de.
negar, confeso habia pin1ado, EN- arti-.
culos discursos, una Francia con ten
dencias hacia la idea napoleonica, una
Francia arrodillada ante Ell cuadro de
Delacroix que representa- a Napoleon
6esmoronando las paroles de su tumba.
Los franceses quieren paz. El maris
cal Foch me dijo: La guerra es UNI
aventura peligrosa.
Cierto es que en- Washington la de-
legaci6n francesa l'ecibi6 instrucciones
para hablar de IN numero mayor de sub
marines pero clio fue tan solo una
amenaza contra Inglaterra, una anne
naza que la gran mayoria de la pobla-
c;on 'lamenta. No representa- la opinion
publica de Francia.
Desgraciadamente clio di6 lugar a un
espfr;au de animosidad en- Inglaterra
Muchos ingleses me han dicho: Dss-
pues de todo, Francia es nuestra ensmi
ga hereditaTia.
Esto es precisamenta 10 que, a md
chos de nosotros, que luchamos en- los
Estados Unidos por Ia Liga de Nacio-
nes, nos hace hoy cavilar y pensar Que,
despu6s de todo, quien sabe 81 es real
mente mejor que los Estadcs Unidos
queden ALA, retirados tras tres mil mi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08

las de aqua fra y dejar Que Europa
s, remote en- sus odios y venganzas in
memoriales.
Por 10 menos que las naciones civili-
zadas Sc declaren por Ia paz Sus intc-
reses fundamentals son los misrlos.
81 Sc declarase en- Asia Africa una
guerra santa contra los britanicos, to-
10 ell impero -africano Sc hundiria
en- ell mar. Una invasion de Francia
por las huestes del terror rojo, dirigi
das provistas con municiones por Ala
mania. no Sc detendria en- el l-toral
frances del Paso de Calais!
Y a este terror rojo es 10 que creo
que esta inaltera blemente opuesto e.
pueblo de los Estados Unidos. Nosotros,
los denocr; tas americanos, apoy
sin vacilar a nuestro presidente y a
nuesSro impavido secretario de Estado,
por rehusarse a tender la mano e Ia
amistad International a esos asesinos
que no reconocen las obligacioncs comu
mes a todas las naciones civilizadas
Huslga decir que me satisface estar
una vez mas en- Inglase-ra. Quizas "a
gun dta, 81 Sc me presentan vuegsros
hombres publicos, escl.ta mis- i'Opre-
stones Gle esta isla y del pueblo ingles,
de quien ell ex kaiser me dijo Ell cier-
ia ocasi6n:
La entrada de los ing .eses desvane-
ce nuestras esperanzas en- la guerra.
Nunca ceden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
Ell AIARIscAL FocH Sc sIENTE
PACIFIsTA Y DEcLARA QUE LA
GUERRA ES UNA AvENTURA
PELIGROSA

LONDRES, julio 29.-El ex embaja
dor de los Estados Unidos en- Aremania.
Mr.. James w. Gerard, en- un articulo
que aparece con su fI1na en- ''The
London Sunday Express ;, describe las
impresiones de la primera vista que
ha hecho Europa desde que terinino
la guerra. Helas aqui:
''Dos peligros Sc presentan un ex-
tranjero que escribe habla en- TERRA
extrafia: Ell peligro de criticar aeon
sejar al pals en- que Sc encuentra Ell
neigro de querer aparecer como proto
tipo de la opinion del pals de que es
oriundo.
Y asi, al escribir acerca de la OPT
MON americana, hago constar que La
describe como me parecs. Ademas, es-
crihire sobre otro pals, no scbre Ingla
terra.
Esta es mi primera vista a Europa
desde que sail de Alemania 'en Ell mes
de febrero de 1917 Y acabo de pasar
cinco semanas en- Francia.
Existe ALI un ssntimiento profundo
de gratitud para los aliados que cruza
ron Ell Paso de Calais. liable con mu-
chas de las grandes personalidades del
dia... ell presidents Millerand, ell primer
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
EnamoradO de una Tnujer que vivid ha-
Ce mas de IN SigIO y

fantastico atm para forriaar el enredo de
una novela y que, sin embargo, es una
lealidad palpitante de hoy dia.
POGO despues de concluida la guerra.
Roger Tournay, famoso pintor frances,
Lizo un retrato de Miss Ryllis Barnes
de San Francisco que en- ese tempo es-
taba en- Paris Cuando el retrato estuvo
conclude llamo considerablemente la
atencion en- Parfs y fue comprado para
el Museo de Bruselas. Ell captain Gala
tin. cuyo padre es uno de los mas pro-
minentes arqaitectos de Francia, VIC
el retrato quedo fascinado con la be
lleza de la mrjer. Trato de inquirir
quian era la modelo, pero Ell pintor Sc
neg0 dar ell nombre. Esto no detuvo
al romantico captain en- su empeflo de
ercontrar la modelo. Supo al fin quien
era supo tambien que habia lido en-
viaje Calcutta A Calcutta Sc fue ell
captain. ALI encontr6 que la senorita
Barnes Sc Ilabia lido a la China. A la
China Sc fue Ell captain. En- realidad,
la ssfiorita Barnes iba en- compafiia de
varias amigas en- una excursion de pa
SEQ por Ell mundo. Y ell captain Sc fue
tras ella. con la mala suerte de que
cuando llegaba un punto va la sefio
rita Barnes habia partido de el. Pero Ia
passion del captain Gallatin 10 empuja-
ba sin cesar tras de su idolo. a quien
encontr6 cuando ella lego de vuelta a
su hogar en- California.
) yo querriamos que fuera. Ell captain
frances no Sc ha casado con la nifia ca
liforniana aun cuando es recibido por
4 ella con deferenc;a, no ha aceptado has
/ Ia ahora ser su esposa.
/ Ell case del violinista Mischa Elman
ruede uegar a ser 10 mismo que el del
captain frances. Tai vez cuando legue
encontrar a la mujer cue busca, esta
no muestre Darlto entusiasmo por el
como el tendria por ella y acaso le sea
mas dificil conseguirla que 10 que lie
seria conseguir la prcpia esposa del
pintor frances que vivi6 en- los tielnpos
de Luis XIV.
Alamiro CORONA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08

ina Pietoia Automati-
"a. De Fabrication ale
mara legit ma. OR
TGIES', es una de las
mas famosas y de mas
alta calidaI, entire to-
das las pistolas auto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08

IConoce usted a Mischa Elman? 81
no 10 <conoce, lie dire que es uno de los
violinistas mas famosos del mundo, tie
ne treinta un aios, que es hermoso,
cue es esbelto, que es inteligente, que
tiene una educaci6n esmerada, que esI
inmensamente rico. que es soltero y
que quiere casarse, que sta ralmen
to ansioso por casarse.
Pero Mischa Elman va esta enamora-
do, va ha decidido cual debe ser la mu-
jer quien debe llevar al altar. esa
mujer tai vez es usted amable lectora,
por ESQ lie escribo acerca de el. Pues la
reslidad es que ell famoso violinista no
ha conversado jamas con la mujer con
quien quiere casarse, no la ha tratado
nunca, no sabe como Sc llama, no sabe
d6nde vive, iria al fin del mundo a
encontrarla 81 le dijeran que en- Ell fin
del mundo la hallara. Esta mujer de
quien 6l esta enamorado, puede ser us
ted misma y lie voy a indicar la manera
de averiguar 81 este es ell case.
81 usted no saba qui6n era Mischa
Elman, seguramente sabra quien es
Jean Baptiste Greuze, famoso pintor
| frances, cuyos cuadros Sc conservan en-
los museos de Paris cuyas copias estar
en- casi todos los museos del mundo y
cuyas reproducciones Sc encuentran
constantemente en- fotografias popula-
res, en- revistaS Y en- hbros. Sin duda
listed esta falniliarizada por 10 menos
con algunos de estos cuadros, que re-
producen la tigura de una mujer, sie1n-
pre- la m1sma. Tome usted uno sea el
que Sc llama Gel cantaro quebrado'
sea el que Sc llama eta Mia con ell
Cor6ero''; msrelos bien 81 listed Sc
parece a la mujer que pinto Ell artista,
81 I'd. tiene sus mismos ojos, 81 tiene
las mismas facciones, 81 tiene la misma
expression, pues usted es la mujer que
Lusca para esposa ell famoso violinista.
Si tai es Ell case, puede usted enviar
me su retrato, con su direction 70
Sc 10 hare llegar al violinista, quien la
ira buscar donde quiera que I'd. Sc
encuentre, para ofrecerle hacerla su es
posa.
AL pasar el Tetrato por mis- manos,
yc no lie ofrecere 10 nismo que lie ofrs
cera Ell violinista- porque seguramente
I'd. no tendra por mi el interes que To-
gicamente ha de tener por el, pues 70
nj soy joven, nj soy hermoso, nj soy
intelligence, nj soy rico. w.. soy
caSado
Greuze, Ell fsmoso pintor frances, que
vivi6 en- los dias de Luis XIV y de Ma
ria Antonieta escogi6 como modelo pa
ra sus cuadros su esposa, quien hizo
immortal con ST. pincel. Cuando Mischa
Elman visitaba ell museo del Louvre y
VIC los cuadros de Greuze, Sc enamoro
de la modelo. Sc entusiasm6 tanto, que
Sc fu6 a la Biblioteca Nacional estu-
diar la vida del pintor, donde encontr6
que la mujer de quien el Sc habfa ena-
morado era Ia esposa de Greuz .Desde
entonces el violinista anda incesante-
mente en- busca de una mujer que tenga
la misma fisonomia, que tenga la mis-
ma expression de aquella bellisima nu-
jer de los tiempos de Luis XIV. Este no
recibe constantemente de todas parties
del mundo fotografias de mujeres que
cren parecersc la esposa del pintor
frances. Hasta ahora la mujer deseada,
Ia mujer q. Sc asemeje a la modelo, no ha
aparecido Mischa Elman sigue SOL
tero.
No crea listed que 10 anterior es un
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
EXHIBICIoN DEL PEEsADoR DE
RoDIN EN- Ell TRES BANDERAS' :

Esta noche, en- las dos tantas de por
a noche, sera exhibida en- el cine 'tTres
Banderas'' la grandiosa pelicula ti.Ela
da Ell Fensador de Rodin', delicadisi
ma pelicula en- donde trabajan los mejo-
res artistas del arte mudo. Toda la labor
Go esta pelicula es exquisite. Ell asunto
Cesarrollado en- Sci Pensador de Ro-
din, donde aparece la estatua del in
mortal escultor frances, es encantador
y a,tamente educativo, como que va de-
rechamente a mostrar a los j6yenes hu
mildes y bellas los peligros Ge sugcstio-
narse con una falsa posicion social Y as
rirar.a aqueI,o que nos esta vedado por
ruestra educaci6n y por las circullstan
cias de nuestro estado social.
Para hacer mas bellos los esplendidos
simbolismos que esmaltan la colossal pro
ducci6n, el argumentista ha glosado con
estupendas escsnas la reaIidad de la vi
da Ell arte en- todas sus manifestacio-
mes.
lei Pensador de Rodin'' se,a una
reiicula que llenara todas las exigcncias
Gel quito publico que asista esta nochs
a, ssTres Banderas''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08

cuento novelesco. El hombre que Sc ena
mora de un tipo abstracto de mujer, por
haber visto su fotografia SUI figura en-
la tela de un pintor, esta siempre dis
presso hacer 10 humananmente posi-
Bile por encontrar a la mujer de quien
esta enamorado. Y 81 I'd. no 10 cree,
lea este otro case q. parece demasiado
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
ENFERMERAs aRADUADAs

La Clinica Miramar desea utilizar los
servicios de una enfernpera autorizada.
Las que deseen ocupar esta plaza pue-
den personarse en- esta oficina donde Sc
le daran los informes necesarios. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
TABAcO MANOJO

Leg:una dei pals, ofrezco
cIENTO CINcyENTA quintaIes;
los interesados pueden dirigir-
Sc a Jose L. Marquez, P. 0.
Box 7o2, AguadiIIa. P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08

Tn famoso relci musical, legftimo, i'm
portado. Es uno de los mejores relojes
.construidos hasta ahora que han stdo
importados a este pals ofreciendolos a
un precio tan bajo. 81 no hubiera sido
hecho en- Alemania. ell precio serfa ell
dnble triple del preeio que nosotros
ofrecenos Esta heeho en- metal fno. es
de gran exactitud seguridad Y perfecta
construction. Magnffica mano de obra
acabado. Ben niquelado. Modelo artisti-
co. Una decoration bella para habita-
Clones Toca melod{as maravillosas en-
cualquier momento, solamente dandole
cuerda apretando el bottom Ell movi-
niento para la mfisica, esta localizado
zen el fondo. Toca una selection cada
ounce m.nutos. Da la hora exacta es
un verdadero instrumento musical ga
rantizado por 25 amos per la fshrica. I'D.
no Sc arriesgue 81 no esta satisfecho des-
pues de probarlo, devH6lvanoslo, nos
otros lie enviaremos su dinero Recorte
este anuncio escriba su nombre Iii
reeci6n enviandonosia junto crn 50e ea
sellos para los gastos de envfo listed
pagara $4.35 por Ell reloit cuando 10 ten
ga en- su pooer.
Escriha Hoy:
8 UNION sSALFs COMPANY. Dept. 40.
Is s. Desplaines Street, Chicago. Ill.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08

Meior que Moncho Reyes es
FL BRUJO OJEDA.-TeI. 355.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-12

sat me down to, and the champagne anu
nightingale tongues with which another man
had RECALLED me.
"And | would never criticize mans gift
And 1 would never get the pen paralysis so
badly that / couldn't drop him nice little
note that would say Thank you prettily, for
would figure it out that if he could spend
a good many hours to make the money to
give me pleasure, could afford to put in
five minutes showing my appreciation OF 1t.
And if l were a girl I'd cultivate mem
DRY of past favors. Occasionally / would
say to him something about the time ! had
been out with him in his autom obile, or men
ton some lunch he had given me, some
book he had sent me, or some ball he had
taken me to--just word or two, you know
to show that / hadn't forgotten, and that
he had made the occasion sort of red-letter
day to me.
"That kind of thing is frightfully flatter-
ing. Makes a man feel that it was worth
while, and that he would like % do it again,
and that the girl is one of the understand
ing sort who would be real pal to a man.
Funny, isn't it, that most people haven't
enough intelligence to realize that apprecia-
tion pays, just as matter of graft, even if
you leave out the finer aspects of the sub
ject. For we all love ia give things to peo-
pie who are grateful to us, and who make
us feel how generous, and good we are ty
expressing their thanks to us, and we keep
on giving to them, but we never give but
once to the ungrateful who take our pres
ents without thanks, and as if they thought
we hadn't done half enough.
"And it is the same way about apprecia-
ton. The people I take out in my car are
those who tell me how we'll my machine
runs and who admire the scenery, and talk
about what a treat it is to get out into the
open. I never invite those to go but once
who ask me why l don't have a. limousine
instead of roadster, and who complain of
the dust, and who might be run round and
round the anne city block so far as MOTTO
ing the scenery is concerned.
''The girl l take to the theater is the one
who is absorbed in the play, no matter what
it is, and who tells me how much she en-
joys it, and who makes me feel that I am
sort of fairy prince. l never take again a
girl who criticizes the actors, and says that
the show is a rotten one, and who makes
me feel as if l didn't have enough taste and
judgment to pick out good play.
"And when l come to marry, the first
quality l am going to look for in wife is
appreciation. I don't expect any girl to be
grateful to me for saving her from being an
old maid, but neither do I want to spend
the balance of my life in toiling for wife
who will take everything I do for granted.
and be too stingy to throw me a bone of
appreciation.
"And that is the way that most men feel
And it is because so many women are so
ungrateful that they have so little to be
grateful for"
Copyright, 1922, by the Wheeler Syndicate,
Inc)