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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-29
MER CEDES WOMAN SLAIN; MAN MAY DIE
COUNCIL, TREASURER
y y y
DISAGREE ON TERMS
= = =
OF SALARY PAYMENT
Especial to The Heraid1

RIO HONDO, Sept 29.-Con-
siderable interest is being shown
here in the discussion between the
city council and N. B. Maynard,
recently named city treasurer, as
to the manner in which Maynards S
salary shall be paid.
Maynard, contending that he
must live and must have money
coming at frequent intervals, has
asked that the salary be paid quar-
terly or monthly.
The board, on the other hand,
contends that the salary should be
paid in a lump sum, and at the
end of the year.
The salary in question is one
dollar a year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-29
Hotel Owners
Plan Housing

Hotel owners and managers Of
Brownsville met with officials Of the
Chamber Of Commerce Thursday
morning to discuss ways and means
for the accommodation Of the ap-
proximateiy $4,000 visitors expected
here for the South Texas Chamber of
Commerce convention.
Representatives from every hotel
in Brownsville attended the meeting
Continued on page two.l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-29

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla, Sept. 20.
,P.-Cclonel Charles A. Lindbergh
4 4 day Of his own here today In
hirh he could do as he pleased.
sIIowinr an enthusiastic reception
erterday. the transatlantic aviator
ksrt late this morning and planned
Y nut A most Il the day resting
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-29
Gulf Warning For
Small Craft Given

HOUSTON, Texas, Sept. 29.--CFj-%
a small craft storm warning for tha
Texas gulf coast from Port Arthur
70 Matagcrdn was issued here Thurs
day by the Houston weather bureau.
Fresh 10 strong southerIy winds
today and tonight are indicated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-29
REoRGANIzINC ARMY UNIT

AUSTIN. Texas, Sept. 2s.-tP-
Dissolution Of company 3. 14srd in
fantry Of the Texas national guard
at jacksonville. 70 be re-organiEed
In Beaumont into better grouped
units" was announced today by
Acting Adjutant General Taylor
Nichols.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-29
INyEsTICATE ARRESTS

MOSCOW, Sept 2s.-tRI-Soviet
authorities have begun an invsstiga-
tion into reports received at Con-
stantinople that 2s employees OF the
American Near East Relief In Rus
! alan AFrelia haze been aErestsds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-29

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Sept. 2e.--
Rp-The Distinguished Flying Cross
was conferred today upon Liauten-
ants Maitland and Heganberker. Sun
Frnncisco 90 Hawaii flieES, by Pres-
ideut GoolidSs,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-29

Most Complete Selections
w. II. Putegnat Hardware
Company
Brownsville. Texas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27

The Art Theater stuff Boy highbrow! This little
the north Of England coal dismal
depressing which you what dandy combination
for work OF Its all about JEANNE married old boy
OF 80 and her sepnphew Terrence When brings
them together there but old
husband with Very big
, 1927-03-29

THI pubic is hereby notified THAI
! the Sheriff has been instructed
to take the proper legal steps to
enforce payment Of all automobile,
horse, carriage and boat taxes for
the first half year 1927, which were
due on January 1, 1921, and which
remain unpaid on March 81, 1927.
Government Of The Virgin Islands
Of the United States
Municipality oil ST. gr0iX,
"a February, 1877.
.G. p. SHAMER,
Desyatc5iag Secretary
, 1927-03-29
To all Foreign Residents
dOmiciled i'm lhe yiFginIslands
OF the United States.

EN view Of the possible approval by the
President of the United States Of a
Bill extending lhe naturalization laws
OF the United States to the Virgin Is
lands and giving the District Court of
the Virgin Islands jurisdiction in such
proceedings, | hereby solicig the patron
age OF all aliens resident in the islands
who desire to be naturized. My fee is
reasonable and my services prompt. If.
therefore, you intend TO begin naturiIiza-
tlon proceedings, consult me first and |
shall be glad TO serve you.
February Is, 1927.
D. HAMILTON JACKSON.
Att01Uey-Gt-LUlU
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21

Hogy rajuk keresztl es aalnk kapc6da belle aemk
vegteenbe
Oltsuk magra nnep6 ruhankat e. amkor skoa
adja neknk 6ket rankba 6ket egn es megnt magun
max mondha 5ke akkor jegyezzuk Ell veluk eknke vgas
sgosan Is ajnauk t6ldk orom0 is gyen so
vgyaza eyen mndig kevs er6 Is hit foraa hapada
Italian zAmulra J6l gondouk nemsora kihu mi ke
znkbol pg6 kas maroksze sar kevek6t6k0te fold
rau fog bzan oket foja csaasorba aani Akkor homlo
kuro fog huln verek szvk smeri meg szorongatta
tasokat, az 3 ekik a toredelmeket
Knt oszagutakon furgelabu sk6k fkosnak rogyasig
megako skerk gazdaemberek ck6kat newell
mex Tuja en gepkocsk szaadgak szertese de gazdak
habou 6ta megnt csa nevene listen bocsassa hson
asszonyok szonyaa un azonban egyre kevesebb rge
abu cnge6 kedvu apraanagyja Els ha agh forgatia
ej olyan vdambooga mint j6l tarott gondozo fve Or
csk6 Pedg talan emberek etese is Pedg
erik emberek vetese is Pedig megerdemelne ez is
Peter Pal napi gondolatok vonanak eze szeEer es
enyofa aarol Sheridan padi szazado eny6k aa sey
fiji oo us bokrok koz0t bogar vagott
Kgyujottk pickle anpacskakat e kmodhatalan megha6an
szorgamasan hord szeres szereny pc vlagossgot
ameben meg szvarvanysnen szot teni szikra mely
sotetbn oily hsegesen oily ktaran szadosa paantak korbe
kobe jobbrabara e6rehatra mndenfeQe fax re kozo AT
sed kis fnykl Vagosagot villages
sago suhogta paranyi sznyacu es szkrazak vgitetta
ameyre o telet Gyutsuk Xxi magunkban mi Szntjanosbo
ampasainkat vgyk szerteszeiel my sobe
higy hogy vgni fog szivarvany minden szmebn es
fogja vagani soet ha ca mi vszk odaad6an es ktar
t6an Szederkenyi Anna (Ks Ujsag)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21
nAMERlkAl-M MAGYAR HIREAP.

dy Ges 25c, Erdelyi Andrasne 25c, Eper
JEST J6zsefns 25c, Kondrath Janos 25c,
Mrs. John Schiv Csc, Bajusz Janosns
csc, Katy Harsisin 15c. 0sszesen
$26.S5.
Ozv. Hank6 MihAlyn6 IS Vas Ist.
vanne haxeltoni kollekt&lasa.--T 10th
Andrasne $500, Ft. varlaky Sander
So, Jambrik IstvAn 81, v. Horvath Ist
van 81, Nemeth Lajosne 81, Smith Ist-
van 81, Hauzer Fdlop 81, Jakobay Ja-
nos 81, Miglecz Mihalyne 81, Mesza-
ros Mihalyne 81, Balask6 Gy0rgy 81,
Vas Istvan 81, G6ber Istvan 81, Gober
Janos 81, Hank6 Mihalyne 81, L6nart
Andras 81, Hajdu Ilona 81, 'Kovacs
Elek' soc, Gombita Janos SOC, Dojcsak
J6zsef soc, Lpt&k Ferenc SOC, Macy.
Janos soc, 10th Menyhert soc, Bene-
dey Janos SOC, s. Balogh Ferenc soc,
Kovacs JOSEF Soc, Debr6czky Andras
soc, Potornay Janos Soc, Beres Mikl6s
soc, Soltesz J6zsef CSC, Szanth6 JOSEF
25c, Gaal Istvan 25c 0sszesen $24.75.
Dudai J6zsefns ss Hus6czky JAnosn6
steeltoni kollektAlasa.-Jurista Istvan
ST, Ort6 Gy0rgy 81, Kurucz Janos 81,
.Torok 'Sandor 81, Major J6zsef 81, 10th.
Lajos 81, valu Lajcs 81, Ho1dik Ist-
van 81, Pinter J6zsef 81, Ferenczi Ist-
van 81, Husoczky JOSEF 81, Kaloczky
Sander soc, Trozscsik Mihaly SOC, Pap
Andrasne soc, Francovszky Daniel soc,
Takacs Zsigmondne SOC, Schultz San
dor soc, Banyasz Janos soc, ozv. Orosz
Sandorne soc, Kovacs Mihaly soc, Pin.
ter Marion soc, Csillag Janos soc, Ba-
nyasz Mihaly soc, Szacsuri Janos soc,
Takacs Mihaly SOC, Revesz Menyhert
'25c, Kiss. Andrasne 25c. Osszesen $3.50.
I A .kollektal6 n6k faradsagaiert es az
adakoz6k adomanyaikert haIas k0sz0-
netet nyilvanitja rendez6seg. Tovab-
ba koszonjik Benish Andrasns tagtars
,n6nek esysazon ferfiaknak is, akik szi.
YES munkalkodasukka voltak szivesek
kisegiteni benniinket ezen pikniken.
A piknik rendez6sege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21
A Pontiac Six ertekenek csodalatos emel-
kedese a vilag legujabb e. legfinomabb
autogyara gazdasagossaganak tudhato be-

A csinos, meg szebb Pontiac ha-
tos meglep0 aranak bejelentese,
az elmult het varatlan szenzacio-
ia volt. Kitiin0 minoseg es ala
csony arak, a Pontiac hatosnak
ezernyi hivet szereznek. Az eladas
minden eddigi rekordot megtor =
40 szazalekkal emelkedett januar
lie ota, ha a multi evvel hasonlit-
juk 0ssze.
A hatalmas, 100000 dollaros
Pontiac gyar allandoan emelkedo,
gazdasagos termelo kepessegnek
eredmsnye ez az ujabb arleszalli-
tas = es ezt nagykozonseg mem
csak az olcs6bb arak reven, melyek
t0rtenelmet jelentenek - veszi
tudoniasul; hanem divatos, uj
Duco szinkeverekkel ellatott, TO.
kozott ertekii autok reven is.
Ugy, hogy most Pontiac hatos
nemcsak ertekes, hanem egyben
legalacsonyabb aru hat-cilenderes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21

rex soc, r. Plecho soc, Charles Swan
Turk soc, Kenyherez Mihalyne SOC,
John David 25c, 10th Istvan 25c, An
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-21

kocsi is, melynek kivalosagai: a
csinos, luxus kivitelii, biztonsagot
nyujto Fisher Body; barsony 81.
masagu, igazan eros motor, mely-
mel nagyobbal az 81, 10000 aluli
kocsiknek egyike sincs ellatva =
tartos, gazdasagos motor, olyan
motorral, mely egy ora alatt 250
gallon olajat preset keresztil a 35
loer0s motoron; nagy kenyelmet
jelento ujitasok; nem vakit6, lab
bal szabalyozhat6 vilagitas es Wv.
ablakok.
Ezeket fontos tenyezoket min
den alacsony aru 6-cilinderes ko-
csit vasarl6nak figyelembe kell
venni - es mindez, csak egy resze
anna szamos ujitasnak, mely a
Pontiac hatost a modern id6k leg
eredmenyesebb kocsijanak teszi
meg! J6jj0n hozzank! Lassa meg,
hogy penzeert mennyivel t b b b e t
kap, ha az alacsony aru Pontiac
hatost veszi meg!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-28
ADVICE TO LOVELORN
BY Beatrice Fairfax.

At present we're not on speaking
terms, due to this fact.
What I want to know is
whether 1 am merely imagining
love. Word has come to me
through friends that she never
cared for me. Should 1 drop the
matter completely? 1 cannot do
this easily. The courtesy OF your
attention will find me grateful.
S. F.
YOUR friend is really too young,
i 8. F., to take herself or you
seriously. A few girls grows old
early. But the average girl of
II doesn't know her own mind
observation-disclosures good times
rather than serious love.
Why do you not make UP the
quarrel, if only for the sake of
the family that is so dear to you?
Promise to be her good friend, but
to forget love-at least for the
present. Since you are not quite
sure of your own feelings toward
her, continue to treat her and
think of her as just friend, and
divide your attentions with your
other friends.
Time will prove whether you
love her. In two years time, If
you are certain you still care for
her, declare your love once more.
Then, at 10. she should be old
enough to know her own heart
may meet some girl for whom
and mind better. Meantime, you
you will care more.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-28

time to go there" he said in his
polite manner.
Sister was the next member of
the family to call him. And
would George please bring her
four yards of narrow cerise ribbon
when he came home? George
assured her that she would have
to purchase her own ribbons.
And brothers request for SER
vices met with the same sort Of
response.
When the family gathered
around the fireside that evening
everybody regarded George with
curious glances. What had come
over him? That is what they all
wanted to know, and at last
Sister put the question into
words.
81 have been an errand boy all
my life," he replied, land now 1
ana through. 1 will not be a
detail man. Nobody can accom-
plish much and look after minor
details for everybody else. No
body can be a big man and a
little one at the same time. And
/ propose to be a big one
And the family knew that he
spoke the truth.
Have you a little Geore in
your home? Is there one child
in the family whose willingness
to help and whose reliable nature
invites imposition from others?
You are taking a chance with
your child's future success when
you permit lazy members of the
household to shift all the I'M
pleasant tasks to his shoulders,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-28
By L. Lamar Matthews

Ills name really is George"
"A and the old slang phrase,
LET George do it," was used in
all seriousness by his classmates
and teachers back in the days
when he went to high school.
If there was to be a Friday eve
ming dance. it was George who
carried the list from one boy to
another. arranging the matter of
escorts for the less popular girls.
II a school play was to be
staged in the auditorium. George
was unanimously elected property
man.
1t seemed so easy to delegate
important assignments to George.
because once he was assigned to
a certain duty, nobody had to
worry about it. The thing was as
good as done.
BY the time George was in his
senior year. he had so many
extra duties that he almost failed
in his studies. He was class
president; he was captain in the
r. o. T. c.. he was cheer leader
for the athletic team. He was
business manager of the school
paper and general flunky for all
the teachers who needed a strong
right-hand man to help them.
Then George grew up and went
to work in a store. Naturally the
same state of affairs developed in
the store that had existed at
school. Also Georges mother.
and brother and sisters continued
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-28
M aria J eritza
Gives Beauty
Secrets
BY Maria Jeritza,

Prima Donna OF the Metropolitan
Opera Company and One Of
the Most Beautiful Women
n Of the Day
A LEGACY of twenty-five thou
IA sand dollars was recently
left a young girl because of her
sweet smile.
1t always pays to smile whether
or not the cash reward be thou.
sands of dollars. A smile straight
from the heart may do untold
good with its message Of friendly
good will. A smile has been
known to save a respondent per-
SON from suicide by its inspira.
ton and to win back a young
girl from the evil life on which
she was about to enter.
The plaInest face becomes in"
teresting and charming when
illuminated with a. heartfelt smile.
So do not be sparing with your
smiles and make your smile gen.
uine, friendly and sweet. Clean,
strong-looking white teeth add I'M
neasurably to the lure OF a wo-
mans smile. They bespeak
wholesome personality and health
full care of the body.
Strong white teeth are an at
tribute of beauty which any
woman can possess provided she
begins early in life to take wise
care of her teeth and gums and
keeps up this care Systematically
as the years pass by.
A trip to the dentist every six
months, or to a dental clinic II
you cannot afford dentists fee,
Is the foremost requisite il you
would possess the lure Of lovely
teeth. Have your teeth cleaned
and looked over, and any defects
attended to that have appeared
since your last semi-annual visit.
Oftentimes, a little dental work
done the moment it is needed,
will save untold pain and expense
later on and keep the teeth and
general health perfect,
Every morning and evening
the teeth should be we'll brushed
with a clean brush, water and a
good dentifrice. Brush them up
and down, choosing a brush with
uneven bristles so that it can
penetrate into every crevice.
There are many elaborate tooth
pastes and powders to be had,
but it is doubtful whether any
one Of them is better for the
teeth than the following:
Powdered chalk, / ounce; pow
dered orris root, 1 ounce.
Mix these ingredients well to-
gether and apply the powder lib
orally with water on our brush
when you clean your teeth. 1t
will whiten them and tend to
sweeten your mouth.
In addition, once each week
brush your teeth with water and
powdered pumice stone, to re.
move any stains or tartar that
may have accumulated.
Foods that contain lime
strengthen the teeth because
81 ITO per cent of the compost
ton Of normal teeth is phosphate
of lime. For this reason gluten
and whole wheat bread rather
than white bread and pastry
should be eaten.
It is an exce11et plan to keep
d carton Of .bicarboate Of soda
on your toilet shelf and in the
morning rinse your mouth and
gargle your throat with warm
or cold water and a pinch Of the
soda to counteract acid condi.
tons, which cause tartar on the
teeth and decay. Then drink
three glasses of water.
Simple measures, such as I
have suggested, should keep your
mouth sweet, your teeth pearly
white and add UNNECESSARILY to
the radiant lure of your smile.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-28
FASHIONS
F N CIES

DIQUE Reaches Peak of promi-
4 nence among novelty cotton
fabrics, since 1t is shown in strik-
ing printed patterns. Many dis.
tinctive sports costumes have
jackets of wildly figured pique
combined with a solid tone-pleated
skirt of pique linen or even crepe
de chine.
Labelling LapeIs with the mono
gram of the wearer is the latest
fad in flannel sports coats. In
pastel shades, these full-length
sports coats have intricate cut.
out monograms large enough to
cover the whole left lapel.
Quantity Quilted are the newest
one-strap kidskin slippers, the
vamps of which have alternating
stripes stitched in quilted design.
The quarters are of the lighter
shade and the binding, ball, spike
heels and narrow strap are of the
same tone as the darker stripes.
OdEINSIy DAI6FcHt DOIS vary the
monotony of the polka dot mode.
The latest versions are oblong dots,
although all varieties are shown.
Large and small carnival, two-tone,
ombre-shaded and broken dots are
all in evidence, as well as constel.
lations of dots of varied sizes.
BlOssoming Forth in Orange
Blossoms is not necessarily a
bridal sign, for this season orange
blossoms are considered quite the
thing for the dainty little bouton-
Mere worn with tailored and
sports attire.
Surprisingly Sensible seems the
one-piece bathing suit made en-
tirely of rubber. Developed in
two tones of the same color, this
practical little surf garment is so
obviously desirable that one won
ders why no one ever before
thought of making suit from the
same sort of rubber as the average
bathing cap.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-28
LIGHTING AS
SAFEGUARD

Il LIGHTLY fastened screen doors
~ and open windows with
screens in them, the usual condi-
ton of most homes in summer,
present q problem to family
heads when they desire to leave
the house alone for a brief while
in the evening.
The sureset safeguard against
intrusion is, of course, to bar the
outer doors and lock the win
dows down. but that results in
hot house greeting one on ones
return. Yet. with the average
house comparatively wide open"
in the summer months. care
should be taken to avoid the ap-
pearance of its being totally I'M
guarded. This. for the family
without a servant or with one
who is away at night, is a vaxa-
tious question. but 1t is best an
swered by the use of exterior
lighting, such as an outside Ian
tern, swinging light or wall light,
Illuminated by a button from
within and kept burning as late
dS O4lO 10 dDScuL 11uI1 uOulGs
Thieves, like wild animals, fear
light. They seldom modest places
so Illuminated, due to their
natural supposition that some one
is at home. And the average
senak theft, contrary to popular
impression, is not, on the word
of experienced police officials. so
brave-hearted as to court danger
and discovery.
Exterior lighting equipment
has in addition to it's service as
a safety measure. the added vir-
tue ef beautifying the exterior
of the home, and, not only in
summer but throughout the year.
extends a CHEEKY welcome to
friends, while at the same time
warning all others of the presence
= y 4
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-28
HOUSEHOLD
HINTS
A Cut Onion

A cut onion should never be
left exposed to the air II 1t is
destined to be eaten afterwards.
since it attracts germs. II
small bulb cannot be selected
the remainder of the cut one
should be kept in vinegar or
placed in an alright jar. II by
any chance one is left lying about
it still can be of use. 1t can
be rubbed on any very rusty
steel article that needs cleaning.
After the juice has been there a
day the rust will vanish entirely
If the article be rubbed with bath
brick and turpentine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-28

1921. Boys Suit.
Cut in 4 Sizes: 2, 3, 4 and S
years. A 2-year size requires
IL yards Of 36-inch material if
made with long sleeves. If made
with short sleeves IL yards will
be required. Price 10c.
5000. Ladies' Dress.
Cut in Sizes: "a, SO, sS, 40,
AZ and A inches bust measure.
A SS.inch size requires ia yards
of S6-inch lining and 4ss yards
of material 40 inches wide, to-
gether with "a yard of contrasting
material IS inches wide for the
band facings. The width of the
skirt at the lower edge with
plaits extended Is ~ yards.
Price 10c.
Send 1Oc IN stamps or coin fer
each Of these patterns to THE
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Editor. Print name ana address
plainly to insure prompt delivery.
Send 100 in silver or stamps for
our up-tO-date spring and summer
1927 Book Of Fashions.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-28
DO YOU KNOW
THAT

Beethoven's famous Ninth Sym.
phony," dedicated to King Fred
erick William III of Prussia,
brought the composer a letter of
praise and a diamond ring as
evidence of the kings pleasure.
Later, on the point of starvation,
Beethoven was forced to offer his
cherished ring for sale. He was
stunned to learn that it con-
taind only glass stones.
Shepherds pipes, long used for
calling flocks together, are sell
dom heard in Queensland, Aus
tralia. Sheep now being fed from
autos, the sound of the motor is
the welcome signal for the hun
cry animals.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-28
Salient Facts

The Canadian Parliament be-
lieyes it has the oldest and young.
est members of any Legislative
body. George Casinir Dessaules,
Senator, is 80 years of age, while
Louis M. Anger, member of the
House of Commons, is but %.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-28
Here and There

A Bay State hunter shot a
noble stag in the deer,shooting
season only to find later that it
was an abandoned piece of orna.
mental lawn statuary.
Vatel. Frenchman and a tenn
peramental artist in cookery,
killed himself in 1871, during a
banquet given by the Prince de
Condo to the King at Chantilly,
because the Holsters for the tur.
bot sauce did not arrive in time.
Jade is one of the oldest COM
modities of trade in the world.
In olden times it was valued more
than gold.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-28
Take Time to Decide
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:

~ Some time ago while on
my vacation I met a young man
whom I care for very much. He
has come to see me on several
occasions and has asked me to
marry him. But as yet l have
not given him any answer.
He is out of town, but he
writes each week to me. He is
30 years old and 1 am 10. Do
you think he is too old for me?
He is very good to me.
ROSE.
TUE man who wishes to marry
l. you is not too old, Rose, dear,
If you are certain you love him
and that you and he have con-
genial tastes. But do not be in
a rush about becoming engaged.
Go about together q while
longer as friends. Decide whether
you enjoy the same kind Of pas
times and have a great many
interests in common.
If you love gay times and par.
ties. while he wishes to settle
down and spend all his evenings
at home, you both might be very
wretched If you married. So take
time to decide,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-28
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