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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09
FIND HAGER'S BODY
IN ROCK CREEK PARK
Missing Man, With Bullet
Wound in Head, Left Wife
Farewell Note.

The disappearance Ave days ago Of
James II, Hager, Al years old, l408 r
street. was cleared up yesterday when
his body was found In Rock Greek Park
by Harry Fulton, 1882 Lanier place
There was a bullet wound In the right
temple and pistol lying beside him
The mans wife had requested police
to search for him when he left home on
July 3 to go to Brookland in search OF
work. A note found in Hager's pocket
indicated that he had taken his life be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09
LANDS OPEN TO VETERANS.
interior Department Gives Prefer
ence for Three Months to Them.

Lands in Idaho. Montana. Utah and
wyoming. covering 106.3SS acres, will
be thrown open August l for home
stealing and World War Veterans will
be given preference.
In making this announcement yes
terday. the Interior Department point
in the Caribou National Forest area,
lands in the four states viii be open
under homestead and desert land laws
TO those having preferences, and that
after November, the general public will
be given an opportunity. Described as
being generally mountainous and un-
suitable for agriculture and adapted
for stock raising the lands are located
III the Caribou National Forest area
in Idaho: the Beaverhead Ma
tional Forest. Montana: Grand and
MiIlard Counties. Utah: and Lincoln
and Sublette counties. Wyoming
The department said that ofhctal
surveys Of the newly-opened lands viii
be filed In the district land offices at
Blackfoot. Idaho August s: Great Falls
Mont. July 80: Salt Lake City. Utah.
August and Evanston, Wyo.,
August 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09

riding went off the road and over
turned when Bailey attempted to pass
another car, 1t was reported.
State Policeman MILAN reached the
scene of the accident soon after the
car overturned and. with the assistance
of passing motorists, gave first aid to
the injured persons, after which he
had them brought to the local hospital
The Baileys had spent the day with
relatives at Nokesville, Va, and we're
returning to Washington when the acct
dent occurred. Carroll Bailey Is em-
ployed in the lunchroom business in
Northeast Washington and his brother
Is in his employ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09
Walkers Aid Improving.

HOLLYWOOD. Calf. July UP>.-
Charles Kerrigan. assistant to Mayor
Jimmy Walker of New York City, was
improving rapidly At a hospital here
yesterday from an attack of append
citis. for which an operation was per-
formed several days ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09

GREENSBORO. N. c.. July tP).-
Mrs. Matte May Nicholson, AZ years
old, committed suicide early yesterday
by jumping into a 30-foot well at q
farmhouse near Guilford College. She
had suffered from pellagra for four or
five years. Mrs. Nicholson had threat
ened Saturday afternoon to jump into
the well. but was kept from doing so
by her husband
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09
BATHER Is STRICKEN.

Atlanta Man, in Surf, Dies of Heart
Disease. Doctors Say.
wRIGHTSVILLE BEACH. N. c., July
9 LPl.-George Butler of Atlanta. Ga,
lost his life while in bathing here yes
terday afternoon from what physicians
said was heart disease.
Efforts at reSuScitation were fruit
less. An examination by physician
showed no water I'm the lungs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09
BUYS CATHOLIC COLLEGE.
John d. Rockefeller, Jr, Pays
$4,000, 900 for Property.

TARRYTOWN, N. Y, July 9 R.-
John d. Rockefeller, jr., has purchased
for 100000 the Pocantico Hills prop
erty of ST. Joseph's Normal College, con-
Quoted by the Christian Brothers. and
has given the college 100000 toward
the cost Of It's removal program.
The Al mn nO1 oift tn the college was
said to be the largest single gift Mr.
Rockefeller ever had made to Cathol-
icism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09

The American Legion was organized
in Paris In 1919.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
HAZASSAGI EVFORDULo

Molnar Lajos es neje, a Kos
suth K0r munkalkodasa reven is
jol ismert es becsiilt magyar k0z-
eleti emberek, az elmult szomba-
ton este iinnepeltek meg hazas-
sagk0tesuk Is ewes jubileumat.
Minden kiil0n0sebb keret nelkHl,
magukban szandekoztak ezt ne
vezetes datumot cs0ndes yissZa-
emlekezesben elt0lteni, 10 bara-
taiknak es k0ri tagtarsaiknak Sc
rege azonban alapos meglepetes-
ben reszesitette 0ket akkor, mi
don hosszu kocsisorban vonult fel
lakasuk ele, hogy jo kivansagaik-
kal bekopogtatva hajlekukba, ey-
fordul6jukat iinnepelyesse avas-
SAX. Molnarek szives vendegba-
ratsaggal S 6szinte orommel lat
tax barataiknak mintegy hetven
tagbol aHo sereget S a "terulj
asztal" melLett keso ejszakaig,
helyesebben keso hajnalig egyiitt
szorakoz6 tarsasag legkitunobb
hangulatban varazsolta feledhe-
tetlenne a sozbecsiilesnek 0rven-
do hazaspar csaladi iinnepet
AZ evfordulo alkalmara csa-
lad baratai szivesen invitaltak
meg Hanko Gyula volt youngs-
town. lelkeszt is, aki az0nban ell
mem johetye, levelben fejezte XII
jo kivansagait.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06

templom basementjeben. A tagok
eleg sep szamban jelentek meg $
kellemesen toltottek Ell az idot IL
Ora utanig. A frissit6k elfogyasz.
tasa utan init Mrs. Varga es Mrs.
Macy keszitettek ell, szetoszlott a
fiatalsag.
Els0 advent vasarnapunkon
szep szamu gyiilekezet jelent meg
a templomban, hallgatta vegig
figyelemmel lelkesznek a Macy
ut egyenget6r6l, az utols6 pr6fe-
tar0l: Keresztel6 Janosr0l szolo
predikaciojat. Remeljiik, hogy
minden egyes vasarnappal, mely
kozelebb visz benniinket kara
csonyi ,iinnepekhez, a gyiilekezet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
HAvI GYtjLEs


A Magyar Kath. Ifjusagi kor
rendes havi gyiileset most vasar-
nap delutan pont harom oral kez-
dettel tartja a Kor helyisegeben.
Keretnek az osszes tagok, hogy
pontosan. jelenjenek meg q gyilllsfsI'
sen, amely megjeIenesselIf eleget
tesznek kotelessegiiknek, miyel a
jov6 eyre az vi tisztviselok lesz-
mex megyalasztva Is nagyon sok
fontos targy lesz q tagok ele ter.
iesztve.
Titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06

Detelt. Ezen OKOK DafmeiylKe cl
men deportalhat6k a fentebb jel
zett id8tartam alatt. Az 1924-ik
bevandorlasi t0rveny viszont XII
mondja, hogy az idegen, aki 1924
julius lie utan torvenytelenul
jutott be az Egyesiilt Allamokba
barmikor deportalhat6, tekintet
nelkil ARA, hogy mennyi ideje e.
ebben az orszagban.
A k0zteherr@ lett idegen depor-
| talasar6l.
| Valasz: Ha egy idegen "kozte-
herre lesz" tehat a k0z0sseg
gondoskodik fenntartasar6l -
deportalhato megerkezeset0l sza-
mitott ct even beliil, ha beigazo-
last nyer, hogy mar megerkezese-
kor, illetve azel0tt sem volt kepes
0nmagat eltartani. Ha azonban az
illeto megerkezese utan lett nyo-
morek, illet0leg munkakeptelen,
ugy mem deportalhato. Tegyiik fel
peldaul, hogy egy idegent meyer
kezese utani OF ev alatt valami SUI
lyos szerencsetlenseg eri, aminek
folytan kenytelen kozpenzb6l tar
tani fem magat, ez az idegen nen
deportalhat6, dacara annak,
hogy tisztara kozpenzb6l tartjak
fem. Masreszr0l azonban, ha egy
idegen megerkezesetol szamitott
ct even belul elmebajos lesz S
mint ilyet valamely k0zpenzb6l
fenntartott elmegyogyintezetben
kezelik, az illet6 deportalhato, ha
csaknem hozatartozoi, yagy bara-
tai minden ketseget kizarolag be
mem bizonyitjak, hogy a betegseg
megerkezese utan kezd0d0tt.
Ugyanez all tiidoveszesekre
es sulyos rakbaj jban szenved6kre
is, akiket k0z0sseg tart fem.
Ilyen esetekben tehat kell3 bizo-
nyitekokkal igazolni kell, hogy az
idegen megerkezesekor t0kelete-
sen egeszseges volt es nyomat sem
viselte annak sulyos betegseg-
mex, ami Matt keptelen sajat
fenntartasar0l gondoskodni.
Jol ertsiik meg tehat, hogy az
az idegen, aki megerkezeset0l sza-
mitott 0t ev utan esik k0zteherre,
mar mem deportalhat6. Ilyen ese-
tekben teljesen mellekes, hogy
mikor iit0tt XII rata a betegseg.
Minden idegent, akit dijtalanul
kezelnek elmegyogyintezetekben
Standardization, stb., amelyeket
a kormany, az allan, a megye,
vagy a varos tartanak fem =
k0ztehernek tekintenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06

szama szaporodni fog ha elton
Karacsony els6 napja, mem marad
Ell senki a templomb6l, fanem oft
iinnepel veliink, hogy halat adjon
Istennek nagy kegyelmeert, mely
az 3 scent Fianak vilagra kilde-
seben lett legnyilvanvalobb hoz-
zank emberekhez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
0vatossagb6l

Mr.. vigan hazafele tart es
vigan belep a szobaba, az asszony
eleje salad es kerdi:
Mond, Bella, mem vittel te
meg szeszes italt a gepiinkon?
Bella: A gepben? Mem! Csak a
zsebemben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
\ NILES, OIL REF0RMATuS
A0YHkx H1RAI
K6zh; CaA9K1 uTvAN ri. lslk6ss
Templom a West Second Street-en.
Par6ehia : tempiommsl szsmbsn.

Presbiteriumunk mutt szom.
baton tartotta Eendes havi gyiile.
Iset, melynek egyik targya volt a
november h6naprol valo elszamo.
las kovetkezo eredmennyel. Be-
vetele volt az egyhaznak $241.32,
okt6beri maradvany $211.78, 0sz-
szesen: 453.10. Kiadas november
ben: $298.37, ICY a maradvany
november vegen: $154.73.
Automobilunk kisorsolasa. Pres
biteri gyiilesiink, vasarnap a
k0zgyiles elhatarozta, hogy mar
mem var tovabb sorsjegyek el-
adasaval, hanem december 15-en
megtartja huzast. Ere az al
kalomra tarsas vacsorat rendez a
templom basementjeben va
csora vegeztevel lesz ali uj Ford,
csukott kocsi kisorsolasa. Ezuton
is kerjiik azokat, akik a tarsas
vacsoran es az AIT k0veto sorsola-
son reszt akarnak venni, a k0zel
ESQ varosekb6l, legyenek szivesek
szandekukat az egyhaz lelkesze-
vel koz0lni, hogy N6egyletUnk,
mely vacsorat kesziti, tudja ma
gat mihez tartani ugy keszitse
az eteleket, hogy senki chosen ne
marathon. Akiknek pedig meg
mines jegyiik, de venni akarnak,
azok szinten lepjenek erintkezes-
be a lelkesszel t6le meg kaphat-
max jegyeket. Probalja meg SEE
rencsejet mindenki legalabb egy
par jeggyel s ne felejtse~el, hogy-
ha mem is nyer, de minden jegy
ARRIVAL segiti egyhazunkat. Egy-
egy jegy ara soc.
Miikedvelo Koriink szombaton
este tarsas 0sszej0vetelt tartott a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
MAGYAR ADVENT


ND' I>enleSloeh eg! ~ templom alapkovet tettek
re budapesten az lyen alkamakkor szokasos inneeves
kulsosegek k0z0t Ebben meg mem igen vona k;lono
sebb erdekesseg hiszen Istennek bala = +. b5bo,, y
teyelvedfsekbM i6zanad6 r,,ov., s AZ
le epvaov NJ alo,,,a1o+ t1a, 4, . a'>
bo,,n;nl-+ 1il;;nY1,, ~ '> W N iiei
-. , es''s'o Magyar Advent
f eA' d SAoha'idlul hahSzo neVet vlsel az
VI ehpiol' Ehnei hevnel meg ke allanunk egy tinG
plnatIa most ndon az advent idoket eli ujra keresz
tyen vilag.
Advent tudvalevoeg elJovetelt jelent a Megvalt6t
varo aalanos keresztyen adventnek magyar elzGve
Vao osszekacsoasa egy kozerzesne szerencses XII
fe]ezoJe mey le9meyebbrol es legfajdamasabban vet
eeih magyar IaJank VaJudasat Az advent gaban
mntha mem vona eleg kifejez6je annak vdrakozasnak
mely mnden evben keseIvesebb6 vall6 s6ha ok,an k-
bekekotesnek nenzetiinkre nezve sz0rnyii eszten-
deJebeh mem egy helyrol slkongott fel kesegbeeses
szornyu klaltsa: Mi magyarok csa6dtmk kereszven-
segben! Els sok esztendGnek keett eltelnie mig ma
gyalsagunk raeszmet hogy mem nyugati keresztyen-
seq mem krsztus ana volt mel ynek alapjan nen-
ze-test darabJalt emberteen meszarlasban dobaltak
szerte ldegen naciok koncal hanem keresz yenseg6l
hallatanul taVo ll6 poko macnaci6, mey elot semmi
" Es most advent valakozasbm 6l Magyarorszag.
'e Magyar AdVentef var MI, amel1ka magyarok, soha
- H. el-. a9 ''sia oel'nu,iAe' ni'eseh
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
Az IDEGENEK PRoBLEMAI
A letelepedes igazolasa q polg&
rosod&snal.

/ hcTOcS. lJEl-Den tfkeZIem d.
Egyesiilt Allamokba es a kovet
kezo evben kivettem els6 papiro
mat. Azota harom izben Tartan
Europaban., ideiglenes latogatas
celjab6l, 3-S h6napra. Most vegrt
szeretnem a masodik papirt meg
kapni. Tekintettel gyakori tavol
letemre, hogy igazolhatnam al
lando letelepedesemet, illetoleg q
megkivant allando ittlakast?
Valasz: Altalaban a hat honap.
nal r0videbb id0tartamu latoga.
test mem tartjak kiszabott 0t
evi alland6 ittlakas megszakita-
sanak, viszont ha hat honapnal
huzamosabb idot t0lt0tt kulf0l.
don, konnyen visszautasithatjaE
polgarjel0ltek sorabol. Ilyen
esetekben a kervenyezonek leg
utols6 visszaerkezeset6l szamitott
uiabb OF evet kell elt0ltenie, mie-
lott polgarlevele elnyereseert fo-
lyamodhat. Megjegyzendo azon-
ban, hogy ezt mem kell szigoruan
ertelmezni, inert a torveny a WIS
gaztato biro belatasara bizza,
hogy hajlando-e a fennforg6
egyeni okokat elfogadni, vagy
sem?
Az idegenszarmazasu lakossag
szama.
Kerdes: Szeretnem megtudni,
hogy mennyi az lit el6 kiilfoldi
sziiletesii egyenek szama, maso-
dix generaciot is ideertve. Az
0sszlakossag hany szazalekat te-
szik2
Valasz: A rendelkezesre allo
adatok csak az 1920-as nepszam-
lalasbol vehetjiik. Abban az ev-
ben 36,62S,O63 idegenszarmazasu
(els0 masodik generaci6) egyen
cit az Egyeslilt Allamokban, mas
sz0val az 0Sszlakossag 34.4 szaza-
lekat idegenek aIkottak. Az eide
eenszarmazasuak" csoportja ICY
oszlik meg: 13,S32,797 kiilfoldi
sziiletesu, 15,764,,366 amerikai szu
letesu, idegen sziiloktol, es T.
O30,SSO amerikai sziiletesii vegyes
hazassagb6l.
Ingyen allami fold Kanadaban.
Kerdes: Ugy ertesiiltunk, hogy
nagyobb f0ldteriileteket bocsata-
max a letelepiilok rendelkezesere
Kanadaban. Sziveskedjek tovabbi
reszleteket adm ere vOnatkozo-
lag, vagy megjei0lni AIT iliva-
talt, ahol lily iranyu utbaigazitas-
sal szolgalhatnanak.
Valasz: a kanadai kormany
tenyleg ad ingyen foldet Nyugat
Kanadaban, britt alattval6knak,
vagy akiknek hatarozott szande-
ka britt allampolgarra lenni
Ezen foldteriiletek Saskatchewan,
Manitoba, es Britt Co
lumbiaban talalhatok. Mielott a.
letelepiilo 0rokjogot nyerne bir-
tok felett, bizonyos gazdasagi
epitkezeseket es berendezeseket
kell vegeznie. valamint 10 dollar
diiat lefizetni. A birtokok leg
tobbie messze esik yasutt6l.
Termeszetesen ezen ingyen folde-
ken xviii nagyobb teriiletek va
sarolhatok vasutak mentep hol-
lankent u dollartol feljebb. =
Az utobbi honapokban tomegesen
srkeznek bevandorlok Kanadaba /;
ezeknek fele britt. Tobbi infor-
maciot nyerhetnek a kovetkezo
cimen: Canadian Government In
formation Bureau, I'll jackson
Ottawa, Canada.
A torvenyteleniil ittartozkodok
deportalasarol. i
Kerdes: Sziveskedjek megmon-
lani nekem, milyen esetben de-
portalhato valaki torvenytelen
bejutas miatt2
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06


Kerdes: Sziveskedjek megmon-
dani nekem, milyen esetben de-
portalhato valaki torvenytelen
bejutas miatt?
.Valasz: Az 1917. evben eletbe-
lepctt bcvandorlasi torveny ertel-
meben az az egyen, aki szabalyta-
Ian uton, tehat vizsgalat nelkiil
erkezett az Egyesiilt Allamokba,
megerkezeset k0veto harom even
beliil deportalhat6. = Idcgenck,
akik 1921 junius 3. es 1924 julius
elseje el6tt torvenyteleniil erkez-
tex az orszagba, megerkezesiiktol
szamitott OF even belul deportal-
hat6k. A deportalast nemcsak az
zal indokoljak, hogy vizsgalat
nelkil erkeztek, de hgtobbjuk-
mex utleyele, vizunla sem volt es
a megszabott csoportjukra kisza-
bott ky6ta megerkezesiik ideJdn
The Washington times., 1928-11-30
THE OTHER LIFE
BY DIR. Frank Crane

TXTHEN sail the you wonder all
wv waste of water is for 1t stretches away for miles and
miles Days at time you another ship.
Water, water everywhere, clear to the horizon
And they that three OF the ear surface
We think people who live land, and those that sail
across the sea in boats are the whole thing.
Man thinks that the universe is made him. Mr.
says that the thinks the thing.
is stated that there living things under the
than in the air. It is not to that whoever
important than the inhabitants of the land Else He wouldn't have
made of them.
Curious about that other word People drown when they
submerged the those things that nhab
generally drown when they come up into the air.
This shining surface which boat is sailing is
svery curtain Separating worlds the world of fishes and
the world of
No down into the home very
long When Mr. Fish up the we all live by he
dies shortly.
Perhaps that other world spirits which imagined
Is like that No spirit has been proved to mnge with
atmosphere of may be fatal fish At any
know his atmosphere fatal No
into 1t and returned to- tell the tale.
We eat the fish when they cooked the fish
one batter and eats when not cooked
We have strange stories mythical beings
depths of the Few believe them We equally
of witches spirits the upper
world. Some believe them.
But far know activities and
be confined to this stratum of the ear
We go below into the above it, through the portals
death, at peril
The Washington times., 1928-11-30

wv HEN Nelson greatest fighter in Engands history
w lay dead aboard his flagship the Trafalgar his death
mask taken pictures show his profile from
the left right As everyone knows the two sides
of face different The differences here are
interesting.
But most interesting you here the face Of of the
GREATEST MEN in history as it actually was
Nelson lies in solemn grandeur with the Duke
of Wellington by him. each in massive stone
the dome of ST. Pauls. 4sg.T& ss.fssA
Fortunately for these men, their day ended their fame j.
secure as long as English history shall be read on the earth
Well might Nelson say, he fell mcrtaly wounded TO the
deck Thank God, have done my duty!
Happy all those that the same no matter what
their work or where their lives have led them.
DO YOUR DUTY until death makes forever safe from
reproach.
There is no greater possible human accomplishment.
For some the duty modest and the world never hears OF
it. For others it may mean in Lncons the saving
nation; and for Others in Nelson's and WelngtCns
cases. the beating off of foreign foes.
But do your duty then die THAT is the happy death
The Washington times., 1928-11-30

On the other hand, these young
bought and paid for" husbands
are nearly always the kind that
will never "stay put" After
few weeks of luxurious idleness
they tire of the bargain" and be-
gin to look upon the woman s
kisses as an income tax. They are
not willing to give even a little
imitation devotion in return for
their board and clothes and ciga-
rettes. Their eyes may be upon
the dollars-but they keep wander
ing to the flappers.
Happy the girl who is wise
enough to look upon marriage as
a partnership, and not as get.
rich-quick scheme, and who picks
a Woodworking boy, with whom
she can work and play and strug-
gle up the hill = 10 success.
The Washington times., 1928-11-30
LISTEN, WORLD!
"M4n Has SplendOrs Of His Own"
BY Elsie Robinson

Shakespeare did, that however
much things in the outward world
may go awry man has, neverthe-
less, splendors of his own, and
that, in short. LoxD and Honor
and Glory are no9 words but
realities"
Those are great words. They
should bring healing and fresh
strength to many a hurt heart.
Do not test life by the disorder
which you see about you. It is
not possible for a world In which
, there is so much growth and con-
flict to be orderly The old, beau
tiful promises and plans rarely
work in such confusion. But that
does not prove they are false.
They may not work in the world,
but they work, nevertheless. They
work in the hearts of men.
Love and honor and glory" do
exist, even though they may seem
lost to our impatient sight, They
exist where they started-in the
human spirit. We are not yet
strong or wise enough to transmit
our dreams into action-but the
dreams are there, nevertheless and
they are more real than all our
laundering.
I. cannot explain why the
dreams are there. / do not know
why man, this highest ape, should
hold a dream beneath his sickly,
hairy hide. / cannot explain it
biologically or psychologically. L
only know the dream is there and
that its loveliness endures even in
the most shameful lives.
DO not search through the muck
heaps for food for your faith.
Rather stoop low and enter the
secret heart. There you will find
that which will feed your soul.
The Washington times., 1928-11-30

her money on silk stockings, go
into the chorus and find a man
who is willing to be her angel,
banker and cash register. Or to
stick to business, save her pen.
nies and some day find an at
traetive young man who is will
ing to be bought and pad for and
will squander her dollars.
All the rich men are marrying
check-room cuties, telephone ST.
rens, beautiful shopgirls, chorines
and bathing beauty prize winners.
And all the rich women arc TAX
ing gigolos ito raise" or marry
ing their sons college mates and
fraternity brothers.
The odds are sort of even,
whether a girl decides to be a
rich mans house pet or a poor
mans checkbook.
About a year seems to be as
long as any of these bargain mar
riages'' ever last. and two weeks
Ia their average life. Lots of
them. expire two days after the
wedding from sheer nausea or
anemia.
The girl who marrles g. man
purely for the love of his check
book soon finds that he is either
the kind who bores her to death
or the kind who bosses her to
death, and wants to order every
thing around the house, from the
meal hours to her hats and the
brand of her tooth powder.
Or else he is the kind who in
sists on keeping separate automo-
biles so that he and his wife can
travel separate roads; who changes
his heart every time he changes
to his dinner coat, and to whom
''life' is just one pair of dimpled
knees after another