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The Washington times., 1923-02-20
L III ~ IL OOU1V1A1NDAE1Nl FANNIE HURS1
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; you better take me back"
she told Jimmy. Maybe 1 was
a little rough with Harry"
Mr.. Fitzgibbons took her back,
lifted his hat, and said in a
voice especially meant for Har-
RVS ears:
Thanks, Doll, glad to have an
other turn with you before the
evenings over"
mo you DON'T" said Harry, ris-
ing unsteadily on his skates and
facing his enemy. "an', say, cut
out that doll stuff, where do you
get off with that talk?"
Harry as a fighter amazed
Sara, and it was evident that he
was after Jimmy's blood. The girl
stepped between. Harry pushed
her aside and made q lunge for
Jimmy.
Jimmy was no fighter; he would
rather run than fight any day,
but with Harry on skates he felt
strangely bold.
Where do you come in buttin'
in this way?" repeated Harry.
I'm keepin' company with Sara
luke, an you know it."
Don't hit him. Harry" begged
the girl.
JIMMY LAUGHS.
Mr.. Fitzgibbons laughed:
Him hit met is to laugh"
and he backed gracefully away
with a watchful eye on Harry,
who made after him with what
skill he. could. Sara, left alone
and seeing that fight was i'm
minent, : provided Harry could
catch the offending clerk, wob-
bled uncertainty and fell.
So occupied was Harry in his
frantic efforts to reach Jimmy
that. he did not even observe
Sara's accident. She managed to
get to her feet, and, skating over
to the bench where Angie sat
with Mr.. Pluto, begged them to
interfere and save Jimmy from
the wrath of her escort.
In spite Of Jimmy's larger ply
The Washington times., 1923-02-20
This Day IN History.

THIS is the anniversary Of the capture BY the French
in 1909, Of Saragossa the Spanish city which won
in history through the heroism Of its defendants
led by Palafox
The Washington times., 1923-02-20

A Wrecked Astronomical Observatory.
THE observatory that M Jansen, the French astron
omer erected the snowy top of Mt. Blanc, the
monarch of the Alps, in 1895, photographed last
Summer, a broken wreck sliding down the great
precipices of the Grand Plateau.
The Washington times., 1923-02-20

AND DOESN'T KNOW HOW TO ENTERTAIN

BY Beatrice Fairfax,
Who Occupies a Unique Position in
the Writing World as an Author
ity on the Problems of Girls.
The Washington times., 1923-02-20
By Blanche Silver.
Retty's Trip with Gocomeback.

m H, dear" growled Betty
as the coffee-can dropped
~ to the floor. ST don't
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-06
Are You Going to Move
This Spring?

Are you of those unfortunate people who al
ready looking forward to the job of moving again
this spring? What dscouragine outlook confronts
First househunting- here and there,
swering telephone calls, inspecting and inqurng Then
when you found house that twill do" you have the
customary job of cleaning it before you in Clean
ing somebody's house after somebody else has moved out
What dismal and Improbable outlook.
Then packing and loading, unloading and unpackng,
Dishes furniture, stoves, things that won't fit the
house. that too small too largeyou know the
story Always moving abouseems like you ought to get
used to it but you do, quite.
But why make just move? Why not
into your home and then stop moving, and
for all: Instantly the prospect changeswhat pleasant
outlook instead of dismal NICE brand-new house,
clean and spc and span Nobodys rubbish to sweep out
nobodys windows to wash, nobodys dusty floors to
up-a newly-built, wholesome, unconaminated home of
your own.
Don't say, you can not do it. If you have money
enough pay rent have money enough to buy Read
the homes that offered monthly payments in the
columns of these Classified Pages. They tell thr
story. Then go look at just of them Compare it
with the sort of houses have had to Talk the
situation with the agent and you will find
home owning is just easy renting and thousand
times satisfactory When again this spring.
into home of your
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-06

rHREE-RooM HOUSE, GAS, Lie
and bath, SIS per month. 9i5
ST., Ring or. 1914.
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Jones AVENUE. 503-FOUR-H
house for rent. SIS per month.
street. lights, hig lot. Phone Travis
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VIOLINS
SERVICES OFFERED

PARKER FOUNTAIN PEN AGENCY
repair department. all makes repaired,
Fischers Drug Store, San Antonio, Tex.
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FLORISTS


ROSES, CALENDULAS, SNAPDRAGON.
Verbena, phloX, pinks and pansies
special larkspur 81 per 100. Mrs. W. L..
Mitchell, 800 HansfOrd. Mission 34Sl
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

JOLIET AVE, 303. ALAMO HEIGHTS.
Ideal apartment, four rooms and bath
private entrance; garage, beautiful high
location: adults; references.
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LOST-WHITE AND TAN BIRD DOG
reward for return or information lead.
ing TO recovery. Call Travis 6l67.
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Classified Pages Offer Wide Variety of Low Cost Merchand
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE+GOOD' PAYING LUNCH
stand in business part Of city; will
make terms. Call III Main Ave,
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PURSE LOST-ALLIGATOR PURSE
ON blackberry street, contains sci. re-
ceipts, bank book and set of false teeth.
liberal reward. 1911 South Olive. Mission
Sf9
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

CALL DIR. FIXALL, STOVES, ICE
boxes. furniture repaired, putting up
work guaranteed. j know how. Crock
EFT 4S1. 523 L. Flores.
CALL DIR. FINALL, STOVES. ICE
boxes, furniture repaired putting up
work guaranteed. I know how. Crock
EFT 4S1. 523 $. Flores.
DID" KILLS MOTHS AND THEIR
eggs.
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IoST-SATURDAY NIGHT. STRING OF
pearls. white gold and chip diamond
CLASP. Finder call Mission 2g1S or CIR.
6ssI; reward.
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THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
CLASSIFIED AID RATES

You May Find the Cost of Your Ad BY
the Following Table of Rates;
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Income $670 Monthly

Downtown hotel furnishings and lease,
- rooms. IL baths. furnace heat. short
month February income was s670. Will
sell for s4e5o. terms.
LANDRUM REALTY co. REALTORS.
tl2 Gunter Bldg. Or. 4il6.
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BARGAINS
DODGE TOURING

Two new and two slightly used cas-
ings. Good paint and top. y bargain at
$3.50.
ga AVE. e AT THIRD.
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LOST-MlNK FUR SCARF WITH Gro
chcted rings Monday afternoon on Hot
Wells car line. Finder phone or call
Mrs. NJ. T.. Canterbury. Hutchins Hotel
and receive liberal reward.
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4 / / 4 IA dys.
Wk. / SUM- Nk. Inc.
Day Day days 1Sun- Wee
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
Opportunity for Ladies
HELP, MALE OR FEMALE

WANTED-A YOUNG NEAT APPEAR
ing Mexican girl or woman. who can
speak some English. to assist the cook
in kitchen and laundry in a private
family. Apply sol Terrell Road. Alamo
Heights. Telephone Crockett 540i.
ALAMO EMPLOYMENT COMPANY,
21ih L. Commerce St. upstairs, all
kinds of help and positions furnished in
and out of city. Travis 2.
GOOD COUPON MEN OR WOMEN FOR
Al proposition. Nagel Studio. 306l: Z.
Houston st.
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LOST FEMALE OINTER PUP
white with black head and spots on
body; answers TO Mig Notify J. r.
Aewart. TT. 1Is. si4 Ave. e.
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Above Rates for Consecutive Insertions.
Discount of 90 Per Cent for Cash at
the Counter.
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APARTMENTS, UNFURNISHED

FIRST-CLASS UPPER FIREPROOF
apartment, three large rooms. bath.
d. $3.50 per month or special terms
for year lease. Al c. Jonas. Travis 1920.
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THREE ROOMS UNFINISHED. WA
ter and lights furnished, walking dis
tance, very cheap at Sl2.5O month. Travis
| S507
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MAIN AVENUE, 1S1l-TWO OR
three-room apartment. well furnished,
Phone Crockett 1874 during the day. Il.
A McGnMnn
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AUTOS EXCHANGED

WANTED-LATE MODEL FORD II
ing with starter. Juenger Garag|
s. Flores. TT. 7419.
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SITUATION WANTED MALE

WANTED-WORK OF ANY KIND AT
once. Address Box 1872. Light, or call
Crockett 1871.
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AUTO BUS LINES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

--~~-7-~
LATEST SPORTING SOLO" MOD
Acc four and Cleveland lightwd
w. j. Fox. 327 w. Commerce st.
HAVE THE LARG EST STOCKl
Indian and Harley motorcycle sed
hand parts in Texas. 112e W. Hot
street.
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FREE EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT.
Selective help of all classes furnished.
Open shop Association, 2ei Bedell Bldg.
Crockett cool.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST = ALASKA SEAL CAPE, IS
inches long, long tabs. Reward Of
fered. no questions asked. Return man
ager st. Anthony Hotel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-10
Avoid Meat in Summer but
Serve Dishes That Are Filling

For a supper out of doors. try filing
the hot biscuits with pounded sar-
dimes, well seasoned with salt, mus.
tard and lemon juice. They are very
tasty"
French toast is made by soaking
stale bread in egg and milk to which
are added salt and sugar. These
soaked slices Of bread are then sau-
teed in butter until a delicate brown.
Serve with jelly or preserved fruit.
A pleasant change from white bread
toast is toasted brown or graham
bread, dipped into a cream sauce and
served with crisp bacon or scrambled
eggs.
Cooked macaroni may be mixed
with bits Of leftover meat and to-
mato sauce; cooked rice combined with
meat, fish or bacon. These are all
hearty supper dishes and may be pre-
pared after breakfast or dinner and
baked at supper time.
For dessert during the hot days,
>custards, nodded cereal with fruit,
berries and cookies, or cake and GIN
gerbread, should be served-all foods
which can be made early in the day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-10
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRESCOTT
TO LESLIE PRESCOTT


Dear little Marquise, you will un-
derstand the first part Of this because
you are f1irtatious and your lover
liked It. but probably you knew moth
ing about the last for I presume you
never married.
But I understand It and I under
stood moro about Ruth Ellington
than she told me. Just as we were
taking I saw q man enter the tea
place and look over to her with a
wide smile.
She, however, never batted an eye
at him as she gave him a cold little
bow.
who is that?" I asked as casually
as possible.
on" she answered with just a
little catch in her breath. '1t's just a
man who always wants to love in
stead of worship
l looked at him again He returned
my glance with almost the same ca
ressing look that he had bestowed
upon Ruth. Again turned MY face
toward Ruth. She was smiling.
There are some men, Leslie, who
fall in love with the species rather
than the individual. Walter Burke
is one Of those men. Shall I bring
HIM over and introduce him to you?
He will give you what the young
people nowadays call a thrill with his
compliments. Even had almost be-
come interested in him, but today I
think I am cured"
Once more Ruth Ellington entered
into her shell and although Walter
Burke sauntered over to our table,
she still remained in icy isolation.
Mr.. Burke rallied her gaiIy upon
her quietness and seemed to find it
an excuse to shower attentions upon
me. I could not tell If he were
piqued or not.
My dear Mrs. Prescott he said
II can now understand why Jack has
not invited me to call upon you You
are too fascinating to be left at large :"
That's not the reason" broke in
Ruth Ellington quickly. "It is be-
cause he knows, Walter, that you are
a notorious f1irt, particularly with
pretty married women. He does not
want his wife to share any Of the
gossip for which you are notorious.
You never can get over the fish
ing for the exquisite pleasure OF see-
ing interest for you rise in a WON
Mans eyes. You are great sinner,
walt. In that direction
So Don't you think. Ruthie." he asked,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-10
Mother Suits Her

Dear Miss Lee: l am d girl Ii. nave
Just finished grade school. My mother Is
pretty strict with me and l do not got out
with many girls.
Ny mother is good and beautiful and even
now. although she is "a, she looks and acts
like girl. She plays games with my one
girl friend and me and takes us on nice trips
in our machine
Ny daddy would be willing for me to have
boy friends other than my cousin and his
friends. who arc older, but mother says
Now, Daddy you know how young ] was
and how both Of us suffered"
Now, 1 know your opinion, Miss Lee. But
will you tell me how l can. in nice way
meet a hoy see oftenl Mother says II Is a
"puzzler. Looks as If he would like 10
mother says good looks, are not essential
She dresses me In good taste. I am having
music ana dramatic art lesosns.
The letter was fine about the boy and cir
who are going to marry some day. but are
pals now. There would be more girls like
that, too, Miss Leo, If they had mothers
such as | have.
SPIRIT OF GLADNESS.
You surely are fortunate 10 have
such a peach" of mother. Don't
worry about your boy friends for a
few years. There is no nice. way
you can meet this boy. Perhaps some
day he viii find a mutual friend. If
he really wants an introduction. But
that is something for the future to
take care of.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-10
CITIZENS CHOSEN
TO GIVE WELCOME
McCray Heads Convention
Reception Committee

Members of the citizens reception
committee to receive distinguished WIS.,
itors to the Rainbow Division Vet
Grams Association convention here
Friday-Sunday were announced to-
day by Samuel D. Miller, chairman
of the citizens convention committee.
Governor McCray will be chairman
and r. D. Rutherford, vice chairman
of the reception committee.
Other members:
Robert H. Tyndall. Senator James F. Wat wat
e General 1ha Harry Sa s. New Merrill Moores
Mayor Samuel Lewis Shank, Lieutenant Gov,
eFnor Emm s Branch Adiutant General dSa
a. AarT E. A Al s@ih ssmnsl Ash6y C. At
kins. Frederic N. Ayres, Henry W: Bennett
Charles A. Bookwalter. Arthur V. Brown
Chalmers Brown, Joseph E. Bell. DR. Edmund
D. Clark, Charles E. Coffin, Charles F. Cot
fin. James a. Collins, Thomas G. Day, Win
Efroymson Roltare Eggleston, William L
Elder, William Z. English William P. Evans
J. W Fesler, Rabbi Morris NJ Feuerlicht.
Stoughton A Fletcher. William Fortune
Frank s. Fishback. Fred c. Gardner. Msge
Francis +. Gavisk. James P. Goodrich
Charles GTeashouse william nj l. 4 H.Tod
Alexander r. Holiday, John W: Holtzma1
Thomas c. Howe. Kin Hubbard. Louis c
Jewett. AquiiIa O. Jones, Joseph B. Keal
ing, Charles s. Lewis. ] K. Lilly. Charles ]
Lynn. Robert W. Mcbride. DR.. Carleton B
tindale. william ]. Mooney. Charles W
Moores. G.. Barrett Moxley. Alvin Owsley
Meredith Nicholson. Arthur C. Newly, Col
Oraa Perry Dr. Allan B. Philputt. Charles
Renster, A NJ Rosenthal. John c. Ruckel
shaus, the Rev. Matthew T. Smith. Marcus
s. Sonntag, Frank D. Stalnaker. Elmer W.
Gxxrdff S1f1
Thomas Taggart. Booth Harrington. Harold
Taylor, william NJ. Taylor. William H
Thompson. Frederick Van Mugs L. NJ. VAIN
wright william B. Wheelock, Larz s. Whit
comb and G. W. Wells.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-10
CONVENTION GETS
INTO FULL SWING
Business Women Meet at
Portland, Ore

Tremendous enthusiasm, profusion
of flowers and songs and yells of
groups of delegates to the Bushes
and Professional Women's National
convention at Portland, Ore, charac'
terize the opening days, according to
dispatches. After a week of touring
on a special convention train, dele
gates from all over the country ar
rived Monday.
A floral key two feet long was pre-
sented the visitors by Mayor George
Baker at a Rose festival.
The opening address, Monday after
noon, was delivered by the National
president, Mrs. Lena Lake Forrest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-10

that a man can sin a little bit and
stlll return to being good again?"
1t is according to what he thinks
are little sins. do not think that
any man who, for the deliberate fos.
tering Of his vanity, makes more or
less love to every married woman he
meets, is a small sinner.
Most men, you know, cannot dis
tnguish between a great passion and
a small desire"
Good Lord, Ruth! What has come
over your" Walter Burke asked in
surprise. i've always said THAI you
were the kind of a girl who would
never take anything seriously. Have
you no sympathy at all for a man
who has red blood in his veins, a love
Of beauty in his eyes and a spirit of
fun in his hearth
Must we all be Sir Galahads to
reach your ideals? Certainly you
haven't married one. Lookp'
We turned toward the door to find
Mr.. Ellington coming in with a very
pretty and vivacious woman
NEXT: The secret letter continued
"A future pal.
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gether too young to think of such things.
You may think l am rather odd, but think
1 am on the right side. Don't you? VIII
you please advise mef
SCHOOL LOVER.
Your mother wants you 10 be happy.
She does not realize that the things
that make you happy are your studies
and music.
However. don't shut yourself up in
a shell and become unsociable. The
best Of us want parties once in while.
But you are right to object to so many.
They would make you old before your
time. Ask your mother to let you try
your way OF being happy for while;
then you can show her 1t IS as good
as. If not better than. hers. Don't let
relatives influence you to do things for
which you know you are not temper
amentally fitted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-10

MISS TROUBLE: Marrying to get
away from home conditions would not
help you. You are only 10, too young
TO marry. Put up with conditions as
best you can, trying not to arouse
your aunt's quick temper. and remem-
boring that it will be for only a few
years. Don't be GROSS. oven though
you do feel like talking back"
, Leaving home would do little good
either, I fear. unless you could go to
other relatives.
Don't accuse your aunt of lying, to
your father, as he is taking sides
against you, anyway. Instead. put
forth all your effort to make both Of
them love you and be kind to you.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-10
CAPT. WILSON RECALLED
Local Officer to Have Charge OF
Citizens Training.

Capt. ]. J. Wilson in charge Of the
United States Army recruiting head
quarters. Federal building, was re-
called from a two months leave Of
absence today.
He was detailed to assume charge
Of the citizens military training
camp at Camp Knox which opens
July 81.
Enhstments are open in the In
fantry for service in China Since
July l each applicant for the army
must furnish two witnesses to prove
he Is twenty-one years Of age or over
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-10
This Makes the Curl
Stay in Your Hair

The silmerine method is unusually
popular just now, according to the drug
gists. This is largely due to the warm
weather and because women are now
spending so much time out of doors.
This simple method not only produces
sne bTt keens the Sar IN GUNS cnS n No
matter how hot or how moist the day,
nor how hard the wind blows. All one
need do is to wet a clean tooth brush
with liquid silmerine, draw this through
the hair before doing it up, and the hair
will dry in just the sweetest waves and
crinkles. This also keeps the hair beau
tifully soft, silky, lustrous. few
ounces of liquid silmerine will last for
months.-Advertiseme
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-10
CAMP OPENING DELAYED
U. S. Naval Reserve Training TO
Start July 16.

Recent rains. which have delayed
construction, have caused the post
ponement of the opening Of Camp
Shank. the United States Naval Re
serve summer training camp on White
River, until July Is. The camp was
to have been opened Monday.
Applications from all Owe rthe State
have been received. Boys between
Is and 20 are eligible TO enter. whether
members OF the Naval Reserve or not.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-10
By BERTHA E. SHAPLEIGH
Of Columbia University

T WONDER If all housekeepers find
it as hard to think of appetizing
luncheon and supper dishes as
1 do!
One must avoid too much meat
and yet serve dishes which may con-
tain some meat. be attractive and
appetizing and sufficient.
A variety of breads help a good
deal. as they always please the fam
lily. Some Of the bread dough may be
kept in the ice box and used as needed.
One-day hot rolls, made richer by the
addition Of butter. sugar and pos.
sibly an egg. Another day, cinnamon,
sugar and raisins will make the plain
dough into most attractive cinnamon
rolls. When making the bread into
loaves, knead raisins into sufficient
dough for one loaf. Rasin bread is
a delight to both children and grown
ups.
Biscuit dough, made with baking
powder or sour milk and soda, may be
treated in the same manner as yeast
bread.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-10
GIRLS! MAKE UP
LEMON CREAM
Lemons Whiten and Beauty Skin:
also bleach Tan, FreckIes

Mix the juice of. two lemons with
three ounces of Orchard White, which
any druggist will supply for few
cents, shake well in bottle, and you
have whole quarter-pint Of the most
wonderful skin softener and complex
ion beautifer. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lemon cream into the face,
neck, arms and hands, then shortly
note the youthful beauty, softness and
wilderness of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
harmless lemon cream to bring that
velvety, clear, rosy-white complexion,
also as a freckle, sunburn and tan
bleach because it doesn't irritate.-
Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-10
She's After Ring

Dear Miss Lee; Am a girl yet in my
teens. I am dearly in love with a young
man three years my senior. think he likes
me fairly we'll. He has q ring ! should like
TO have TO wear. How can / get itl Would
II be proper to AJAX him for itY He he's
other girls besides
How old should girl be before she really
knows what love Isl RUTH ROLAND.
/. You know It would not be
proper" In fact. you should not
accept the ring even If it were Of
fered to you.
2. Girls differ so much that one
may really know" love at 1S and
another never.