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Ihi, AGO. Nov. -9-Unf,vurab!~ crop
reports h"m Argentine l-d To a new al
vance today IN ia" price ~ wheat, De
spt' '"n,lhcThnl. selling to even ar-
counts before the holiday tomorrow. The
m-rA.i c!"s"d nrIn &C 80 ~ nat higher
WIN May ;il!'. TO .i.i;h and Iuiy SI.o.i,
corn gained ne {" &c. oats nnish.d IN .
rom J'' on :" rise of 5 cents
With Nrgen'in" dispa'ch"' ~ hurd 49,
ING 80! dt.'ppointinE yields and impaired
qua ny ~ pnctt. thu uarkt, h m.t.
TURNER disturbed by report. that rain was
cont inning 10 inter:er. witn IN. Argentine
harvest %nd that damage. had been inn-
ny hsil sni frost. Indication. int do
mcs,ic wheat va. heing bought for .hip-
men' ." Europe ~ way Of the Gun o,
Mexico tended further 70 strengthen null-
ish seD',n"n'. and 80, too M IN. .arf
ths, carSo ~ 1850 bushels Of hard
winter wheat vs.. ~ cnu, 70. .u.tIlns
here Tor Bura!o. Besides predictions wer"
..c,.c"se would prove III. smaI,s, sine
would remain iow in the December gov
eminent r.puri
Prsc,icali, the tupmos, price. Of tho
day We're curT.n; in the wheat ~ a..
n" session came Ia an end. with shorts
trying 20 cover and offerings light Word
CITY and S"w York had something OF a
stimulating Eject. Witch NOR, Than m
SGT m" hrarish influence OF liberal pri-
mary receipts
CORN and oats were nrmer In Sympathy
with wheat. Corn demand responded no
'i'"- bly, ~ - per cent cut IN freiIh, rates
on corn shipments % T"Ia. and S"w
M'N"o lliSher mutations on hogs
CAV. strength 10 most az he provision
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,,thsssp steady TO weak; heavy fat ewes,
a.D9 paid for choice lO-pound fed wos,-
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
Textile Knocks

Textile stocks.
PATTERSON Mills -. 100 I2t
riverside and Dan
River. pfd. ....... 100 1904
Riverside and Dan
RIVER. com. $3.50. 100 800
Roanoke Mills ~ pfd 100 100
Rosemary MI. Co. 70
un pu; ,;;,;;nc.,.,:.,..;;::...:. ioo ssi
miscellaneous.
DO Bond ..u Mont. 20 1870
T. Crnmp Co. 8 o.
JeG.,s". Realty Co; Co. i00 %
Isl pfd. ......:.. 100 So 90
Johnson pub Co.
Johnson Pub Co..
Larus aud Bro. Co.
ptd.. 6 y c. part. 100 ia
.. ID. |. and s. Co...
y. Z" go. 100 1870
30. stove Wks., pfd. 100 -
STANDARD Paper Mfg.
Co. pfd ......... 100 lUB
L. l.. T., y. e.. pr. 100 lo2 ln3
= l." T.. com. 49,. 100 lls 10
VIC. Chem. pfd. S
y.-c. chem. COM 100 100 =
Va. Bids. and /. 60 l"U 100 no
Universal Leaf lob. pfd.. 1927
I Universal Lear rob. 1929 Il. c.
American National Bank. 2i7b
10 American National Bank. ctG
10 American Truyt. pfd. A.. 100
- American Trust. pld. soi
200 Hnyster Guano IS. iO7i r. &
1000 R"ystcr Guano s., 1919 n G.
~" N"..'"r Guano IS. 10Y.
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RlGAMoND TIMEsDIsPATCH: THURSDAY NOVEMBER 30 1922

from private sources in til. near future.
me sixth ginning period ends tomorrow
night ana tho we>Siy crop reports from
the government today stated that picking
WIS nearly over except In the northeast-
erh tottion OF the belt. while private
reports from Memphis claimed that pick
Ing would be completely wound IN mi,
coming week. The Inference generally
mace was that ginning for the sixth
period would be found to be slight.
the EXPORT movement continued liary.
nut while IL caused comment IL did not
Itaa 10 much buying. Ciearances for tho
h"S were n tbs bales. bringing eSpnrts
mus iar THIS week up TO 1885, sos.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Nov. -o.--Caitis: R,c.ipt.
HOO. general beef steers trade fairly &C.
tive. un"v"uly s,ronE 10 -, higher: most.
~ y IN best msturcd steers. sac: part
load s's,i; he's, yearllnEs si,'4. hulk
short fed steers 1:5nalea, Western
r-sssers. s7.!jm 500: par, load sSci Iosd
Western cows, sS35; part load IS NJ. better
grade hrsf hcif.-s and bulls strong - =
higher: other sh. stock strong: SPOT,
h cher. veal calves uncvcnly IS To N
higher. s,n,hors and feeders strong: hulk
canne-s around 90: strong weight cu, :
tors up 30 $50 and ah""~ NV 4 sir. - &.
heavy snlngna bulls. sl25 n so; bulk stock.
ers and feeders. Is : o. -,
II"cs: Receipts. g5.t"). market 10 higher
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON
FEELS HOLIDAY SAG

Sr,,y ihy Assoeis1sd r.re".I
th'nE OF holiday feeling prevailed Ia
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cotton today. and trading plainly ~.
trftlti.d ny the fact that fhere youId
y" n. market tomorrow. For "A shyyt
$500 IN the cary tession business was
,.s hS,iS-. nut later on the ring he
,nm,f innch 1uirter Covering by short,
tuinlshed enough 81 demand in tbs
eHSH tadinE 10 put prices IL 10 70 no,n,,
Up ~ Afier January tonchrd Ok IL ~.
9em~ha 'ei up and Srsdus! sag set In
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COFFEE MARKET.

,.,,,,. 10y hstOClatcd Press
,omes fu,%rer lost part OF It's recent gain.
i%rn "" Ing 10 reports OF slightly easier
lipuidation. Ths demand 1"' from ''r ptas
ON In shpi,s snp.St.h 10 have supplied
th"rc wac no trading In December today
Ih- general market opened at n dcciina
sh"u, !" to Il points ne, iownn wiz
March casing on 10 'ss; Las, price, wcrs
were o-,nn,cd -, sbou, isoSS "'S Sas, sI b..
Msv 80 ,'' JUL an ss5y s ssS; March '5S
SGT COTE" stendy. rio Is II: santos u.
iSg ii i ,o.,,s ind s,sh' Offer; ,w-r:
i'si1 e" bsi and Rio IS At 1925 to lo'S
rhs official c.bl:, from Brazil showed
inE rate. with decline of LIS pence IN
~, ~, ra,. ot Rio cIch.nEc on London. Tn.
searsh s.~ :" Yo aS s.. eo s' S.w
SOU SUGAR MARKET.
NV, ~ mohk Eov The raw, rnr.r
.nr .n"t cubss. cos, and freight e.,ausi 10
81 ; .oo fcr cen;ritnsal. There wei" ..ic, Of
nfn'lr' 'hirm"ut 30 local renncr aud
!, T. Ico. bag 81 Cnh.' Tor INST hslt Janu.ry
co.t and freight. equal 10 SIS for cen.
Trsdinr in raw sugar futures va. To-,
",irr Tho opfning was :" poin''
shorts and ,rsh, interests and pr!rc. ri
He'd and showed ne, advances OF . to
J D".n., r n., mihnsy orsrinE- N;
IN ".s!n Hci w"r" , POINTS higher 70
~. MAY a5i. july 3st ""'e"'
IN" imnrkc, Cor tshnch sugar Wa, IN.
Refined futures nominal
continued on Ninth raEeD
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NEW YORK LIVE sTOCK

Few YORK. Nov. 29.-Cattle: Receipts,
5 s:s' er d,sm; ssg ts00aiiso; bulls. S
a. nalrcs: Receipts. l.o9o; higher. yoals
t9,WU LOO: cuils and little calves. 5000
az, sFaSsers $50: fed calves. $500
sheep and lninbs-Rccsipt,. 6. 30: steady.
n lisSpp, i:goa 20; culis s2Co1o.Jo; lambs.
to licht Weights. 50 %: heavy hogs. ss.7Ssp
800; rouIhs. s7Goa766
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NV h""Nh UNION STOCK YARDS
November y. ig.,
k"niark.; Fair run OF cattle Msrxe,
"''''', y" cattle IN good order sold
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declines under Yesterdays close or s
10 10 points. with January OF to 2i.;o
In the afternoon price changes were mar
row. and the market finally closed 5
points up to I points down on the day
January clio ed at Ass
The early steAdiness and short covering
were generally set down a being due &c
expectations OF bullish ginning reports
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St.t.NR MARKET

CONTINUED on Ninth I'aEe.)
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N"w prsan.- NsdNrr 7t,
,."' exports IL 50. .a'ss Ses stock NJ,
,i,.,. s'..r,.,M.aa,nr - rec.,pn. %,
.Mom'. MdhHrr. ?475 recci,. ",
..ssss.agC.ah Mtddunr asn. receipts iou
.nA'.'s'Hn -k"cc'f'- = ,.o,t sa,--
Wilwinr'on Receipt. 80. .,oGL ,, ~
fEhs STOCK ?: RS
Psl.lrro-. -e.a~k 2s=, ''"'''
Fostor N.ddTirF .c -.c.i-,. =,
stack t7o ''''''' ..
philste' rhiE-n 1c.ir,. ~ ,,,,k .s,.
N.w YorL-Hido .rr rec.in,.
error's ZIG ..ncI talsn
Ntnor- r."..,''-nece'p;s s..-s exports, $50
,To'si loday. n.c.int-. :7.77,: .Ipor,. -.
.Tg:si ,or wesk--Recsin.. ,sos7,; e1por,,
,Tc;..l for '.sson-Rees'r+. $50: exports
interior movement:
Hourton--N - -. r.r,,,, . ai
shin'n.n;.. 7..as: -si.. 1855. ,,oct f,4 tss u
Neinrh is--NiddiinT .5,j r.r.,n,, SO,
thipmen's i7ast .al., ~ ,,oeT ~, 81
AuEusts-Sidtiinr @ch: r.cein.. ~,
6h.pmen's. PA. ,ai.s. % ,,oek. -f,
81. Louis-Rccei?u. !.t:j; ,hipm.nt.
Atlanta MIddiing, @n
Li,1ls moessoMsi1si,ns r." ...p, ~
'lfonp tnn ry-. Niddllnu Ass: sale, .1co
TotYs.tnday--R.t.I S.a24: shipments.
H.7A; hook. fet.0s7.
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closing with un"venly slight decline. bult
40 I" e,"-.ouHd average. s. 5ot,.l;. rhrt, d.
- IN =" -pound butcher $50. butcher
'on: y N. top an 49, pound average 3 ~.
pn. packing spwS, 81 5o.is.oD: L.s!rtbis
TX, mostly t"'He 90. estimated holuuv-r
Shrer: Receipts. 1900: Ia, lambs II
20 - h .Ehcr. ton. 10 ;: shiuper- 1915 I,
- pach.rs. bulk. ~ 5cu 800 cu.is NOS
~ tiroullJl. fresh clppeh u. pound
!" fnhs, tl3 %. August shorn a; pound Ia r,hs
tit"n. feeders steady shou, 30. t5.ro,,nJ
Wss,.rm feeding Lambs. ,lioo. hulk. Iia Stu
lt". go de-irahle t"rdinE ewes. IsS,
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city and state Securities.

va. IS, Old C and R..l932 ga
Va: Centuries. 2. s.
4. and II. ........l391 II
West Virginia 3is. ..Iy2y 93
street RniINns iionh-.
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791|@
CHICAtO GRAIN.

~ Y ff'EIhhlnk July IJth th~ mArNal
nays for cattle VIII ne Friday. SATURDAY
mo M"ndaE No cattle sold or weighed
~ other than these dayS
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grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. John A.
.Iamison Of West Thirty-ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hall moved this
week to their new home on Leona ave-
nae. While the house is being con-
structcd they resided on West Forty
second serect
Little Regina Naylor. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Naylor Of west
Forty-fourth street. is recovering from
m attack OF scarlet fever.
Robert McKelvcy OF Key. Was
business visitor in town Tuesday after
noon. He remained in town TO attend
tho meeting OF directors Of The Shady
side Bank.
Mrs F: A RunhlI Of West Thirty
ninth street spent Tuesday with &C
Cualntanccs In Powhattan.
n. n Schramm is preparing 10 have
2 concrete walk laid along his lot at the
northeast corner OF Central avenue and
Thirty eighth street The walk Will he
on the Thirty-eiRhth street sidn OF the
new shoe store Of Schranm :. SIlliman.
Work was started Yesterday by
Mcs<rs Hughes s: Mohlry on new resi-
dcnce for Mr.. G. l. Bowen on his lot
on Lrona avenue. 4 Hrc stable and
garage will ai"o be erected on the some
lot
The Enworih League will hold social
this evening on tho lawn on Lincoln ave.
ruc near the church. \ generous pat
ronacc Is solicited.
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ent Thursday with friends in Hun

spent Thursday with friends in Hun
dred.
Miss Clara Martin, OF Weirton. Is Wis
tting friends here for few days
Mrs. I'd Matthews was shopping in
Wheeling Friday.
j. S ont returned home after . bust
ness trip TO New Msrtinsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Pike have returned
home after spending t two weeks honey
moon with friends in Martinsburg.
Spencer McMastcrs Is spending the
week In New Martinsvillc on business.
Francis Freshenton left Monday for
Huntington where he Is attending
Marshall College.
Rev. Grady spent Monday with friends
in Wheeling.
w. a. Dye. Of Hundred. was a busi-
ness visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Rosa Myers. Of Board Tree Is
visiting her mother here for a few days.
Miss Laura FerGurson. OF Wheeling,
Mrs Ellen Ferguson.
Wtorh Partu left Monday for Morgan
town where he Is attending school.
Mrs J. I. Carpenter or Fairmon''
srcnt the weekend here with friends
Born Sunday, June Is. to MT. and MIS-
Frank Beaver. daughter.
Miss Mable Owen. or Wcllspurs'
spent Sunday at her home here.
Mis- Laura Wycoff Is spending the
week with relatives Mt Board Tree.
Chester Sole. OF Wheeling, Is spending
q few days here with his parents.
n. E. Burton has returned home after
bushes trip TO New Martinsville.
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Not Fat, But a Little Less Thin

Dear DoCtor:
"W'fN YOU please send me lis; OF
vour | on &. portion Of foods. which you
wrote Of in your article recently? As
FOR a thin person desiring to he Tat.
FOR one DO not desire to be fat but l
would like to he little less thin. You
know when I22 lbs. Is spread over Il.
~ in. there are good manv thin
place. | arr enclosing Accent stamped
envelope. M.
Yes. imagine that there must be a
good many thin places because You
should weigh about g lbs. more than
YOU do. Are YOU following from week
10 week my articles on how to gain: l
Am sending you the information you re-
quest.
Ny contention that the underweight
, individual who has nothing organicaIy
wrong with him Is underwcight because
he cats too little. is being fortified by
the numerous letters "" are receiving
from our thin friends saying that they
dislike to eat. that they have no appe-
, lite. etc. when YOU begin 20 add to
Your diet don't forget that you must
begin gradually. Just as baby should
I've put on new foods gradually. so IT Is
wise for the very thin to do the same.
TRY 10 conserve your cnegry In every
manner-avnid talking useless fretting
useless motions. and so on. Some indi-
viduals arc benefitted by days fruit
| ginning Of this stomach-training for
! gaining Let me know how You get
along, please.
! (To-morrow-1. I. I; I, Myself; l.
Chapter XIV
| ronvrJ1h, 1922 GEORGE Matthew Adams
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SHADYSIDE

The Methodist Aid Society Will meet
this evening al the home Cf Mrs. clyde
Sutton or West Thirly-Niuih street.
Mrs. Chris Dawson Of West f"rilcih
street Is improving after an ailEeSS ~
several days
Mrs F.. l.. r'ilhy NJ F,lk avenue. under
went an operation yesterday III the Bel
lairc hospital.
Miss Hamilton Of sharon. IA. has re-
turned To her homo after having spent
,hc mast three weeks HI tn" bonn" Of her
brother. Mr.. f. r. Hamilton. Of High
land avenue.
Mrs. chris BOYD and children NJ Fast
Thirtv-ciShth street. arc visiting relA-
,ivcs at belmont this week
The Wiling Workers society of nc
Treshvtcrian church viii meet THIS az
iarrnou in rhc basement rooms Of IN"
church. iros,nsseS 70" tho meeting are
Mrs Frank Campbell Ir". william
Rroks. Mrs w. !. IohurF. Ms. W. ".
Smith and Mrs Stlas l."hn.
Tho Service star Lego" wax pleasant
IS entertained Tu"sd". "N"'t"g hF Mrs
Morgan OF West Forty.fnurth street
The lit'ln Misses Margaret and haNina
Ray of rrlunhu@. are visiting thcit
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Four Dancing Feet
. A PROPOSAL OF MARRIAGE
By JANE PHELPS

No. Len. please don't say any more
about II. Let's have one more dance
then I'll have 70 60. You don't hece
TO go. Len. just put me on the subway.
then YOU can como back. There's lots
OF gi:lS here and you could stay all
the evening If it waSant for me.
You've raid mouthful' But l Amt
no welcher. takes a girl home when
] takes her out even II she has given
me the shake"
Crete said no more. This her frs,
proposal had Smoked and disguised
her: wounded hrr as well. In the
stories Tom Norris had recommended
men didn't ask girls 10 marry them
In public places. and before other
people. InstinctivHly she knew Tom
would not have done SO. Yet she knew
Len Ot'nnnor would be considered
Sood match for a moor girl like herself.
Len was a man with good trade who
could take care Of her. He would
perhaps be good 10 ner family too.
But she couldn't even pretend 10 want
him. although she knew her mother
would he willing. perhaps disappointed
that she had not married him.
At the last moment Lilly too decided
TO go back. although she had said she
didn't care IL RoSrnburE Old discharge
her Y shn stayed away. Rut II was
quiet. rather sulky fourSome that pushed
their way To tho subway.
The good time that Lilly had promised
Gertie the day sh" had thought would
be a pleasure had turned out badly.
II wasn't Lilly's fault she didn't even
bla me Len. II was herself. Sh" just
couldn't enjoy such parties. Something
in her rcbcllcd al the coarscneSs IN"
freedom.
Il guess I'm no good" she ro'd Lilly
after the two young men had left them
Jim Denton with kiss from Lilly.
Len scowling and cross because Gcrtie
denied him. O
iii tell the world YOU amt! Not
when il comes I" haNin good Time
Why you'd turn - ire into Il frost the
way YOU at. I'd like To know what you
think you'll get b! actin so" shant
make plans for YOU again III take
some girl along that's got little pep,
that amt afraid 10 hr decent to fellow
what spends his money"
'"I wish YOU would. Lilly. Gert!c
answered almost sad because she
couldn't he like other 2irlS--ynt know
Ing she would hate herself II she wcrc.
Yomorrow-Eer+te Writes = Letter
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MThreesM,lnute lalesGSl
~ By Ad' Sohuster, a-1AeHAR
SELLING A STORY
ByAd.' Schuster.

Trad Intended ~ shorten is line. take
the other pass and run through Jack
inNN. He drew q line on the mar, re-
tired to IN" hnt"'. and awaited results.
Ry u!shlraE everyone In town was
taking railroad and before tho week
was uNrr. Wallace was regarded az the
towns sov!our. Word or me affair
reached McdburE where. under the
soothing. there were signs q! worry
Property values went UP. lacktown' 3
streets were allied once moro. tho MGR
chants washed their windows and
changed displays and Wallace was
Tue-t Of honor az a dinner. IN the
speech ne made. he said clearly that h"
could rot promise tho railroad. that was
beyond any power "f his. hn, there was
N" rap which anyon" could read.
Nothing spreads fas'er. a. takes
daArcr hold than railroad talk N town
Nrcrc there Is no inc. Jackt"Wn hUzZed
with approach'n prosperity. Than Wal
ACE grrrIind a good price for hts corner
lot and departed The town missed
him. made iHQu!r,"s, and awaken from
It's dTrarn
But What does all this ."ad 20" ~
Wrlln asked "Th" railroad IS here.
How do YOU acCour: for that
Th" mournful Stronger loohcd Al ;hs
Young man.
II va.s telling v0U man could he 700
smart You 500 the ercitcm"n; stirred
with nv perfectly logical routing o.
that line. reached headquarters and Il
WASH, lCnr before the road vas Nut
through. Mcdhurg was left 20 one side.
and everybody moved Over here. He
looked again at tho new building
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CahptCr 2S.

CahptCr 20
Left 70 themselves for few moments
Lilly said:
Wake up. tiertie. When fellow -
Kiyin' You swell time you don set
nowhere by haNiu frozen tao" All
the time Re like me. Them fellows
Jim Denton and the rest. know JUST
how far they can 10 with me that
there : 40 chance of gettin any further.
Tlut a Kiss never hurt no girl. and 1t
they want to hug YOU little. that
dru't ntvt rtn, either. Get down OH
your perch anu you'll have GOOD
time"
Il hate il. why. l can, do-as--you
do. Perhaps Il Is all right as YOU
say hui ! can't feel that way. II seems
cheap and horrid. Mother says men
don't think we'll OF girls that do those
things"
What does she know about il? She's
old fashioned. and amt never been out
none. There comes the boys now
chik up. Be a sport"
Il wish we might sit on the beach
a while" Gertie said longtnsly when
a return 10 Larimore's was proposed
.Yhat'd you take us for. dead ones -
Jim Denton asked. and Gertie said no
moro. hut meekly trail"d along to tho
dancs hall.
But sh" was unhappy, her sayety
forced.
TIA no good Lilly. can't enjoy
myself" she whispered and W. must
ct acme. might lose my job II l
was late Sunday is a big night at
tGGin'z"
You don't have 20 GO there no more
unless you want to-" Len overhearing'
;old her.
What do YOU men:" Gertie asked.
lust what say. You know I'm
stuck on you. there's no girl l like
40 we'll. Just let's git spliccd. Jim and
Lilly will be Witnesses
"Yau mean" Gertic itcrrupted.
Marry me- yes. Amt Good
enough for YOU" I make good money.
Gertie. and honest I'm fond OF you.
crazy about YOU
"Oh-I-uever thought don't want
N 20: married Len. You're all right,
Gertic added a. she saw his fac" darken.
hut ! shall stay with ma for 4 Ions
,lnaa--maybc always. She and the kids
need me
1 sin't SaNin' | won't help thcm-a
l:ttle IL Nou'd be my msSis.
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Here is something that is rather
amusing 10 try when you have a group
OF people together. II YOU are the sort
OF person vino likes 4 study peoples
tastcs and reactions IN their relation "
character.
Take q group picture 81 pretty girls
see .nv sunday supplement and you
viii surely find at least ono such pic
ture) and get everyone in your crowd 10
pick out independently the girl ne
or she thinks is the prett.est
The men as whole will Ike diher-
ent tycp than the women.
some Women will pick out their own
type ~ a,,ractrveness tor the type they
could be n they were attractiveD
few women viii pick out the oppo-
lite tyne.
some men will p,ck gu, their wives
ype Of charm
Other mer Will pick out the opposite.
Altogether. as said before. these and
,arious other reactions make an inter-
sting study
Ana while you are DOING It. note IN"
cords tNat are applied 70 the dinerent
.vpes OF faces To my mind there Is
verv distinct difference IN tn" meaning
y the various words that describe lem
nine charm. and I often wonder II these
words have the same NAlGc - "tntF pcp-
lie that they have 20 me.
what Pretty" Means.
Tho cOmmoreSt word. pretty. seems
n me 70 describe the c"mmOuest type
r good features tnat match
.eaSonably well. a clear skin. pretty
,air. nothing striking. and at the same
inc nothing. objectionable. general
assemble of well matched features and
emirIuc appeal
Handsome always suggests size to
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what Good Looking" Means.
\ good looking woman suggests ."
RE a healthy. we'll Groomed woman
with a good figure. a clear skin and Rood
teeth. but lacking The regularity "r
features that one associates with hand
some or pretty"
The woman who - allotted the al
tsc,ive charming" or attractive" 10
usually ruled out Of the pretty class
By some lack OF regularity OF feature