davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-08
VERHOVAY 1O8.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet 10S-
ill fi6kja most vasarnap, oktober
lien tartja harmadik negyedevi
gyiiles6t.
Keretnek a tagok, hogy ezen
gyiilesen teljes szamban jelenje-
mex meg.
Beteg tagjaink a k0yetkez6k ::
ST., Balazs Ferenc (932 Frank
Pivarnyik Mihaly (309 Alexander
lin Ave., R6vesz Menyhertnt
(13O Oneta ST., jelenleg City k6r-
haz), ozv. Migl6ez Mihalyne (17fl
Ook ST., G0nczy Andras OTTO
Oak st.
Betegs6g titkarnal jelenten-
do, kinek cine: All Kyle ST., te-
lefon szam 620o8.
Ggegosits JOSEF, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-08
A SCENT ISTVAN EGYLET
HIREI.

Vasarnapi gyiles.--Oktober A.
en- tartott rendes havi gyules ell
hatarozta, hogy az idei pasztorja-
tekot mem tartja meg, illetve AIT
teljesen elejti; helyette azonban a
jovo eyben, hushagy6 heteben.
hetfon este egy tancmulatsagot
fog tartani. Kerjiik tobbi egyle-
teket, hogy ezen napon ne tart
sanak semmifele mulatsagot.
Tagszerz5si verseny. - Gyiile-
SINK hatarozata alapjan tagszer
zesi versenyt rendeziink oktober,
november es december h6napok-
ban. A verseny feltetelei a kovet-
kezol Minden egyleti tag, aki ez-
ido alatt nj tagot szerez az egy-
letnek, minden szerzett uj tag
utan kap egy dollart. Ket fover-
'senydij is lesz kiosztva, es pedig ::
egv ferfi' ts eey moi. Azon ferfi, q
ki legt0bb, de legalabb is 20 nj
tagot szerez az egyletnek - mint
elso dijnyrtes = kap egy % dolli
ros arany orat, es azonkiviil min
den altala szerzett vi tag utan ja-
70, egy dollart. Azon no pedig, a
1li legtobb, de legalabb 20 tagot
szerez az egyletnek - mint els0
dijnyertes = kap egy 25 dollaros
arany karkot6 orat, es ugyancsak
alfalfa szerzett minden uj tag utan
jar6, egy dollart. Az VI tagoknak
a beallasi dij egy dollar, tekintet
n6lkiil korara nezve; vagyis 16
evtol, As evig. Csakis r6mai- es
g0r0g kath. tagokat vesziink fel.
Minden beallani 6hajto k0teles
o r.v~o S bizonyitvanyt a
cyiilesre elhozni Az egyletnek hi
vatalos orvosa dr.. Mahrer Mar
ton (Terminal Bldg, Erie allo-
mas, 202 sz. alatt talalhat6.)
Betegek.-Ezen a heten kovet
kezo tagok. betegek: ifj. Galam-
bpssy Gyorgy 6s Zovath2 sandor
Getty k6rhaz), Ferenczy Istvan
(445 Salt Spring Road, 0zv. Mig
ltcz Mihalyne (1714 Oak ST. es
Czeppcl Katalm (160 Cornell Ave,
Elyria, o.
Betegseg Kaluczky Janos elnok
mel jelentendo be, kinek cine (:
1349 Republic Ave-, telefon szam !:
1920
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-08
ARTICLE III, SECTION 2; ARTICLE X
SECTION 2 ->'

PROPOSING TO AMEND SECTION or
ARTICLE III, SECTION OF ARTICLE x
AND TO, TO kEFEAL ERE SECTION 2 OF ARTi-
OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE:
STATE OF OHIO, TO PROVIDE FOR
IERMS OF OFFICE OF NOT LESS THAN
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-08
new CASTLE
A szoMBATI sztjRET.

Amint AIT megirtuk, a Verho-
way Scgely Egylet helybeli, S6-ik
fiokja, most szombaton este tart
ia Macy sziiretjet, mulatsaggal,
tanccal mokaval egybek0tve a
Moravia St.-en lev6 Novak Hall.
ban.
Akinek szaraz a gegeje SEE
refine meg0ntozni, az maradjon
otthon, mivel ebben a szaraz Vi
lagban a szaraz gege az akkura-
tos. Aki ellenben egy estere cl
akarja feledni ezt buval belelt
szomoru amerikas vilagot, az le-
gyen ett szombat este a sziireten,
mivel pazar egy magyar mulatsag
lesz.
Amint annak hirft vessziik,
mem csak k0zeli, hanem a k0r-
nyeki magyarsag is nagyban ke-
szil szombat esti balra. Ellwood
City egesz magyarsaga atrandul
ez este New Castle varosaba, hogy
egyutt mulathasson helybeli ma
gyarsaggal.
Minden jorol, ciganymuzsika-
rol, enni innival6kr6l condos
kodik a rendezoseg. Persze, inni
val6, csak torvenyesen engedelye-
zett ital lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-08
ARTICLE XII, SECTION Q

PROP OSINC TO AMEND ARTICLE XII,
SECTION 2 OF TIE CONSTITUTION SO
UN1FO ORM RULE OF ALL REAL ESTATE
! AND TANGIBLE PROPERTY EXCEPT
MOTOR VEHICLES. AND TO PROVIDE
For THE TAXATION OF INTANGIBLE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-08

! AND TANGIBLE PROPERTY EXCEPT
ESsch fHE yEhs11s 1SI or IN zsSxPE
PROPERTY.
Ss st resols'ed 6y the General Assembly, Of the
L.. state Of Ohio. three-fifth of the members
: !, elected to each house concurring therein:
That there shall be submitted to the electors Of
the state, for their approval or rejection, It the
election to be held on the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in November, 1925, a pro-
posal to amend article XII, section of the
constitution of the state Of Ohio. to read as
follows:
ARTICLE XII
Sec. e. Laws shall be passed, taxing by a
uniform rule all real estate and improvements
thereon and all tangible personal property, ac.
cording to their true value in money, excepting
motor vehicles which shall be taxed as may
stocks and all other intangible property, shall
be taxed as may be provided by law
But all bonds outstanding the first day of
January, 1913, of the state of Ohio or of any
city, village, hamlet, county or township in this
state or which have been issued in behalf of
the public schools in Ohio and the means OF
hosds INSTRUCTION in connection herewith and all
this constitution for the world war compensa-
ton fund. shall be exempt from taxation; and
burying grounds, public. school houses, houses
used 'f or es4sabe nGfhR
public property used exclusively for any public
purpose, and tangible personal property, to. an
dollars for any individual, may by general laws.
be exempted from taxation; and laws may be
passed to provide against the double taxation
that results from the taxation of both the real
thereby, or other lien upon it, but ali such
laws shall be subject to alteration or repeal
and the value Of all property. so exempted, shall
from time to time, be ascertained and published
as may be directed by law.
Sc it fnrthe, resolved, That at such election
above referred to this Smendment shall be
placed on the official ballot, in the manner pro
v1UeQ by law, such form q the II
state may designate -
If the votes for the proposal shall exceed
those against it, this amendment shall take
original section of article XII Of thu const;.
tuition shall be repealed and annuIled.
Adopted March 26, 1925.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-08
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS no rIIR
49,, CONSTITUTION OF OHIO
ARTICLE VIII, SECTION IS


PROPOSING TO AMEND ARTICLE VII oE oE
bHIo sY TIE ApDrTIoN G Of 4 NEW
SECTION 70 BR DESIGNATED AS
article VIII. SECTION l3, RELAIIyE BEL hIrse
~ dd roLI4icE anc4EksHS sUsbIvIsioNs. 81 sSoss ~
Be u Yesoiped by the General Assembly of the
State of Ohio, three -hfths OF the members
4 elected to each house concurring therein
That there shall be submitted to the electors
Of the state in the manner provided by law
sn the first Tuesday after the first 1d MONDAY sen IN
sion to the constitution to be- known as srficie
VIII, section IS, to read as follows;
ARTICLE VIII.
Sec. Is. No h'f4dS, notes, certihcates OF IA
debtedness, or ot,.>t evidence of indebtedness
shah be issued by my county, school district
township, municipa, corporation or other politi.
cal subdivision or taxing district for curren.
operating expense, nr for the acquisition or
construction OF any property or Improvement
having an estimated usefulness of less than tye
years; but laws may be passed authorizing n1r.
rowing tor period not exceeding SIX months
10 Anticipation Of the collection OF revenue N
and for the current fiscal year in which such
ndsbtedness i incurred Or authorizing ,Iato noeo,
Of, special assessments or for defraying the
expenses of an extraordinary epidemic or dls
ease sI or emergency expense made necessary by gy
have been foreseen, or to provide for the pay
ment of final judgments for personal injuries
or other non -contractual obligations. No bonds
Or notes issued for the acquisition or construc
ton of property or improvements shall run for
longer than the probable period Of usefulness
OF such property or improvements, to be est
maximum maturities herein authorized. Laws
shall be passed to fix the fiscal years of political
subdivisions and taxing districts and to desig
nate the boards or officers by whom and the
manner in which the estimates as to the period
Of usefulness of property or improvements shall
be made and certified. Within the limitations of
nto lA~rxo kA rRAl 6xIn< he
maximum maturity of bonds or notes issued for
any purpose or class of purposes
Be it further resolved. That at such election
above referred to this proposal shall be placed
OIL the official ballot in the manner provided by
law in such form as the secretary of state may
designate If the votes for the proposal shall
exceed those against it, this amendment shall
take effect on tie first day of January, 1926.
! Adopted March 27. 1925.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-08
UNITED STATES or AMERICA.
STATE or ONO.

STATE OF OHIO.
Office Of the Secretary of State
I, THAD II. BROWN, Secretary Of S,.4.
Of the State OF Ohio. do hereby certify that the
foregoing are exempifed copies, carefully Corn.
pared by me with the originals now On Sic n
my office and in my ohicial custody as Secre.
tary of State aed found to be true and ,correct.
of a joint Resolution adopted by the 86th Gen.
sral g, AS assembly nf tbs State of Ohio on March
q s,sss; g April p2s, proposing s.assad to amend
ohio By the addition ef new section, to be
the incurring Of indebtedness hy political suh.
by the ssh General Assembly q tbs ssat!p adopted g
Ohio on March rs, 1925, and fled II, the of5ce
Of the Secretary OF State, on April 4. 1923
proposing to amend article XII, section 3 of
the Constitution 90 as to provide fo, tax.t;or
by uniform rule of all real estate and tsnciSie
property except motor vehicles, and 10 proviie
for the taxation of intangible property. aud &c
4 Joint Resolution adopted BY the e6tf GenrYsi
Assembly of the State Of Ohio on Aprii IL
1926, aud filed in the efice Of the Secretary of
State. April n, 1925. proposing to amend sec.
ton Of article III, section z Of Article X and
10 repeal section Of article XVII and section !
Of article x of the constitution Of the state Of
Ohio, to provide for terms Of Office Of not less
sai's IN 'fsE TfssEsfisfsMoNy 5wHEREor. have here.
seal It eeiuPhys G ,ass On Ms lH ~ q sssea
rHAD y. BROWN. /
lSeall Sssvns,y sf fses.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-08
APR0 HIRDETESEK
ELAD0 OHAZAI BIRTOK.

Szercncs varosaban (Iemplen
n.y. 1OS0O negyszog0les telek ell
ado, vagy Youngstown hazert be-
cserelhet0
R6szletes felyilagositast kap-
hat: rs Tinney Ave. East Youngs
town, 0.
(40,41)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-08
145-IK CIKK.
El6sz6.

AZ alabbiakat azert javasoljuk, inert
az hitdnk, hogy az anyak legtobbje
mines kell6leg tajekozva ugy a sajat,
mint bebije egsszsegi erdekeit illet6-
leg. Macy er6feszitesek t6rtentek az el-
multi esztend6kben ugy kormany,
mint maganintezetek reszer6l, hogy
CIT tudast kiszelesitsek es nagy
Borden Company, abb6l tenybol XII
indulva, hogy sok ezer esecsem6t tap
lalnak az Eagle Brand Milken, erzi,
hogy ezek felvilagositasok gyartma
nyainak hasznalatat illetoleg, Macy koz
sziiksegletet elegitenek XII.
Szandekosan hagytunk XII oily tana-
csokat, melyek az orvosi kezeles kore-
be vagnak, inert tudjuk, hogy ezeket
az informaci6kat pontosan megadja a
haziorvos, ha szikseg van ra.
/: Ne adjon enni bebinek sokszor es
sokat.
Ne tegye este agyba bebit, ha meg
mem etette elGbb.
Ne fektesse le este addig a bebit,
mig az valiant j6 mozgast mem vegzett.
Ne engedje, hogy bebi cuclit $40
pogassa, ha ures az uveg: semmi ilyest
ne adjon neki, hogy elcsendesitse.
Ne adjon csecsem6nek semmifele
orvossagot vagy gy6gyszert, ha ezt az
rvossal elozoleg mem beszelte meg.
Ne adjon bebinek teat, kavet, vagy
barmilyen allSoholos italt
Ne adjon a bebinek csokoladet, cuk-
rot. stb
Ne adjon a bebinck szilard taplale-
kot, meg az az egyeves kort ell mem eri
es azufan is csak igen kis mennyiseg-
ben es konnyen megemeszthet6 forma-
ban.
Ne Observation-Disclosures az ivovizzel,
a boseges viz segit j6 allapotban tar
tani beleket.
Ne fnjja sose bebi taplalekat, hogy
kihiitse.
Ne keszitsen clio t0bb etelt, mint
amennyi egyszeri etetesre eleg. A leg
jobb es legbiztosabb eredmenyt ada,
hogyha az etel frissen van vegyitve.
Ne alkalmazzon semmifele mas gum
NIT a palackra, mint cucli formal.
Ne hagyja egyedul bebit az uveg-
jewel.
Ne engedje, hogy a cseled, vagy mas
valaki tisztitsa sziikseges dolgo-
kat, palackot, stb.: vegezze ezeket a
fontos reszleteket sajat maga.
Ne feledje el minden heten felje-
gyezni bebi sulyat.
Ne etesse a bebit az uvegb6l egy-
szerre tovdbb, mint 20 percig.
Ne engedje bebit aludni az iiveg
cucljaval szajaban.
Ne jatszek bebivel, ha mar meg
etette. Hagyja ct csendesen es zavar-
talanul pihenni.
Ne engedje jatszani a gyermeket tap
lalekaval.
Ne probalja szorakoztatni es ne von-
ia cl figyelmet mashova, mikor eszik.
Ne engedje gyermek6t a rendes ct
kczesen kivul mashol enni.
Ne engedje a gyermeket habzsolni.
Egyen assan, hogy legyen ideje jol
megizlelni, szetbontani taplalekot.
Ne hanyagolja el a gyermek fogait.
EZ igen fontos kotelesseg, melyrol mem
szabad megfeledkezni.
Ne unszolja evesre a gyermeket. Ha
szokasosan visszautasitja a taplalekot
ugy vizsgaltassa meg ennek okat az or
vossal.
T0bb nemzedeken keresztiil magyar
anyak ezrei neveltek fel gyermekeiket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-08
KERESTETIK

szamos kozepkor, fCrfi, nemet, tot, hor-
vat ss lengyel ryelvtudassal. 10 refe-
renciak es bond megkivantatnak. Per
manencs alias, nagy jovedelmi lehetose-
gekkel azok szamara, akik Macy isme-
retseggel szepl0tlen hirnevvel rendel-
keznek tarsadalomban. Gin: 303 Wa
bash Bid, Pittsburgh, Pa Iroda nyitva
este 6:3O-toI 8-ig. (41,42)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-08

Be 1t resolved by the General Assembly of FL.
State OF Ohio, three-ffths of the member,
elected to each house concurrinp there;n. :.
That there shall be submitted to the electors
OF the state for their approval or rejection at the
election to be held on the FIRST Tuesday after
the first Monday in November, 1925. a nro.
posal to amend section 2 Of article III and
section of article X, and to repeal section .
of article XVII and section 3 of article of
the constitution OF the state of Ohio to read
as follows:
ARTICLE III.
Sec. 2. The governor, lieutenant povernor
secretary of state, treasurer auditor and a.
torney general shall hold their Offices for fon,
years. Their terms of Office shall commeuc.
on the first Monday of January next after
their election, and continue until their a,.r
cessors are elected and qualified.
ARTICLE X
Sec. 2 All elective county officers shall r.
elected on the first Tuesday after the 6rst
Monday. in November, by the electors of each
county for period of four years
Be 1t further resolved, That at the election
above referred to, such proposal shall be placed
the official ballot in such manner as ths
secretary OF state may designate
If the votes for the proposal shall exc..d
those against it, the amendment shall 90 49,
effect January l, 1926, and original seetioa '''S
of article ILL., and section of article 90
section of article XVII and section 8 of art;cis
x of the constitution of the state of Ohio shsIi
be repealed and annulled. The General Asss,n
bly, shall have power to adjust or extend
existing terms of Office as to effect the purnoss
of the foregoing amendment.
Adopted April II. 1925.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-08
$1.2oO.-os TELEK

alkalmi vetelara, csak 1925. Mahon-
ing Ave.-i Car-line mellett, kovezett uc-
can: gaz villany, csatorna, viz az uc-
can. Igen alkalmas hazhely. Eladia a
tulajdonos. B6vebb felvilagositast: 81
Emery Ave. (South Side)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-08
ELAD0 FARM.

Elad6 egy 81 akeres farma, mely Yo-
T, Hubbardt6l 2 mertfold-
nyire fekszik A farman szobas haz,
2 csur, sil6, valamint teljes gazdasagi
felszereles van. Potion aron megkaphat-
ia, mivel tulajdonos az ohazaba uta-
xix. Gin: Steve Tahirak, r. d. No. 2,
Hubbard, o. (39,40,4l.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-08
APR0 HIRDETESEE:,
KITtJNO VETEI,

Essex gep, 4-cilinderes, elsSrangu
karban, nagyon olcson elad6, esctleg
egy Ford Roadsterert becserelhet6.
Cim: s35 Market ST., vasarnap 81 One
ta st.
Evening star., 1925-10-15

Nina summoned all her, resolution
and began: 1--WE come to tell you
something. Miss Colby, which It is
most important you should know, for
your own sake. before it Is too late.
But before tell you what it is / want
you to promise on your word of honor
that you will never repeat 1t to liv.
ing soul"
"Really," said Miss Colby. Il cannot
ina CINE what you can have to say
that could concern me so deeply"
you will in a moment-but / can
not speak without your promise"
II can give you no such promise
lightly"
"I don't ask 1t lightly. When I have
told you what 1 have to say you will
realize that only after long and anx-
ious thought have l persuaded myself
that 1t is my duty to come and tell
you. 1t Is a matter that concerns my
happiness deeply, and your own also,
perhaps even more deeply than mine.
But If you cannot give me your word
of honor never to repeat to any one
what I am going to tell you. there is
nothing for me to do but shut my
mouth and go away"
Miss Colby smiled: "Ah-h.' she said,
this sounds like melodrama"
call it what you please. It's thing
that strikes at the heart Of the hap
piness of two women, you and me.
And now you must decide-yes or no.
Miss Colbys smile still fingered
playfully. She was by no means moved
to any sort Of anxiety. but her Gu
riosity was engaged. So after a mo-
ment's hesitation she said: very web,
l give you my word OF honor"
Very good" said Nina.
Yes" continued Doris, while the
smile still fingered in the corners Of
Evening star., 1925-10-15

from the house before It was too
lat". She had sufficient resolution
% control the impulse, and now
she was making a last attempt to
gather all of her resources to do the
thing she had come to do.
1t had been a rough world for Nina.
Born into poverty, the daughter OF a
wayward father and an anaemic
mother, she was well on toward wom-
anhood before she realized that there
was anything but hardship in this
world. AS she blossoned into woman
hood, and her good looks became set
tied acquisition. she found that they
brought her little but persecution.
But she had sense enough. while
vet a child, to realize that education
meant increased earning capacity.
She read the newspapers and dis
covered that there were various ways
whereby some sort OF education could
be obtained at slight expense. There
were night schools, free lecture
courses, correspondence schools, mu-
seums, public Libraries. To all Of
these sources from time to time she
applied. with no inconsiderable re-
suits. But through all her progress
from the depths of poverty and ignor
ance 10 Il moderate degree of intelli
gence and sophiStiCation she had
found her path beset by men. She
had found many men anxious to i'm
prove her education. but the motives
Of few of these instructors turned out
to be altruistic. By the time she
was 20 years old she had come to re-
gard men as a race of wolves. She ad.
mitted no exceptions.
1t was easy to see the effect which
this experience had produced upon her
mind and character. So far as she
Evening star., 1925-10-15

was concerned, it was a case of sauve
qui peut-look out for number one.
And 1t was In pursuance Of this
confirmed philosophy of life and action
that she had come tonight to the
home Of Doris Colby, and now that
she was here, although even her set
tied assurance was a little ruffled she
had no thought OF turning back.
She was not even daunted by the
sudden appearance of the beautiful
Miss Colby herself when the latter
came into the drawing room a mo-
ment later.
How do you do" said Doris,
How do you do,' said Nina"
There was moments mutual in
spection. as always between two WON.
en- who meet for the first time-and 1t
Is probable that in that fraction Of q
second each one Of them had come to
some definite conclusion about the
other. Each one of them had prob
ably said to herself: II like her." or
Il don't like her" But aloud Miss
Colby said:
What can I do for you, Miss Nor
gan?-that was the name, was it not"
Yes, Nina Morgan"
81 don't think l know you. do T."
said the daughter of the house.
No said Nina; I'VE have never
met, but L have seen YOU several
tines
"Ah?"
Yes You see, l am a secretary in
the office of Stanley & Waterman
"Indeed?" said Doris. Perhaps you
bring me a message from one Of
them?"
Not exactly" replied Nina, ''and
yet in a way, perhaps"
You interest me-" murmured Doris.
Wont you sit DOWN."
Evening star., 1925-10-15
CONTINUED in Tomorrow 5 starr

-
Keep up with the parade. indeed!
You're not keeping up with the par
ade-you're about ten blocks ahead,
shouting. Come on :"
while you" she countered, "are
sitting on the fence, watching the
parade so by, and shouting, Come
Off,
Twas ever thus" conceded Mr..
Colby. II can easily remember the
time when a fellow who advocated
an income tax was rated as dam
gerous chap who would bomb the
city hall or shoot the mayor if he
weren't watched. And look at rs
now. The radicals of today are the
conservatives of tomorrow. hat 5
all this got to do With my marriage,
demanded Doris.
You'll find, my dear. that the in
come tax has a very strong bearing
upon the subject Of marriage"
Maybe 50. but how is that going
to help me about these two men?"
"Ho, no." cried her father. so
this Is really a personal matter and
not an academic discussion"
We'll, and if 1t is?" she said.
''Now give ear. my child. Doubt
less I am good deal of an ass in
many ways
You're the cleverest man l know"
she Interrupted.
"Everybody'S an ass in some way.
he answered. But one form of ASST
ninity I am certainly going to steer
clear of-and that particular form
of boneheadedness which | have made
up my mind to dodge is interference
in my daughters love afiairs-within
reason. of course. If 1 happen to
know that my child is becoming SEN
timentally interested in a scoundrel
or a fool, I'm going to tell her so.
and give her the sources of my in
formation. Also if she asks my opin-
ion in any definite case she shall have.
it Aside from that she may marry
the icenan If she likes, and my bless
ing shall be hers
Doris was silent for moment.
With the tail of her eye she followed
the quiet movements of the ancient
butler as he placed the coffee urn
before her and left the room. AS the
door closed behind him she said: But
am asking your opinion"
Good gracious" said Mr.. Colby,
what an unexpected honor
well" said Doris, there was
never any need before. l never had
the least intention of marrying any
of the rest of them.
But now it's different, eh. my
dear?"
Yes" she said, "now it is very
different
Her father rose from his place.
walked around the table. drew up
another chair close to his daugh-
ter's elbow, leaned still further to-
ward her. and melodramatically re-
marked: Tell me more"
y 4 l. al.;ls 7
know who l mean. of course
We'll" admitted Mr.. Colby, lone
never can be certain in these matters.
but Of recent weeks my aging eyes
have been more or less offended by
the continual presence around this
house Of Rollin Waterman and Jim
Stanley. Am ] warm"